Sixth Ward Registration List *

List ot the Begistercd voters ofthe Sixth Ward , Omaha , Neb.Anderson M T Allen B-

Ailfeu B E Anderson Wm-Applegate Sam'l Allen P HAlbrecht Adolph Anderson HansAbtman Henry Aiusworth W CAnders Golliut Aschman WmArnold J W Anderson Hans 2Adams B O Abbott S CAngel D P Allen Jas T-AhlquUt Chas G Ahlquist Chas O-

Aklqnbt Gus O Ahlquist Jos FArchibald Jos-

Burnham N J-Batdorf

Beals F A-

BriukleyHenry R VBarker James Beard Delos-

BroadbentBeard G W-Ballew

J BO H-

BuddBelcher J H-BellisJoshua E D-

BarnumBeidelraan Ely H WBrewer C H-Bas

Bean Samuel- ett G C-

BarrettBoyd Jas E-BarrettJas A W S-

BranncmanBowen Wm R-

BealsJacob

S 1)-

BoggsBishop Jas E

Gee H Bristol C L-

BarfredBaird JT-Uurdick

Jno D WFrancis Brown Frank D

Barenger R Bye F R-

BeekBye Jesse W Peterr i Baker W J Bayj P-

BuckinghamBeck Truman EBrown Will-Broughton

Blair H G-

BaldwinWm-Bunderson

C A-

BaumaunA Jos-Burnham LeavittBlakesly C H-BaumerJohn Burnham MasonBaumcr Herman Batchelder S NBoyer Joseph Brown J D-

Bauserman Sam'lBurke PatrickBarrett Dan P Barlow M TBrooks C A-

BarkalowBowen Wm J

S D Bailey F E-BrackinButler W H J H-UowanBriggs John L-

BeischlayAndrew

Jno Borgquesto P ABaker B F Baird AlexBarton Jno-Bolin

Belding G T-

BrosiusOscar Dan'l-Boyse'nBeck Theo Andrew

Balch E E Beard T JCampbell O C Charles J W-Cockerell R E Comptin V J-

Christopferson A Cook DavidG T Cornish Marcus

Cornish Deloa-Comforth

Catlin C F-

CragerC H G HCampbell W F Court HenryCole Seth T Coutant C KCook C F Cook H H-

CaldwellCane John S S-

CounsmanCole M G-

CondonJ M

Thomas Court A W-CastletonCooper E-

CakeroftWm-

CoffmanJ H-CooGT

F H-Christenson

Clark David Connelly PatSte'n

Clark Newman S Carpenter Jos G-

Creighton J D CreightoD Ed-Creighton John Creighton Jas H-Creighton Joseph Ohristianson Ch'sCnpeland W W ClenlansE SCliff T G Christiansen * redConner Wm Conner Chas H-

Crowell W B Churchill Wra H-

Cougdon Isaac HCarrier RichardClemans Eman'l Clark T-

Corni&h

Creo J Jno C Cooley W P-CafRjrtyChase S W Samuel

Cane C W-Carlson

Clinton Henry P-

ChristiansenOle NilsU'i. Colburn 5am Collins J 3

Charles Henry Cunningham-

Cummings

Charleston RobertCastello JaaCane J H. Churchill Robt P-

CrosbieCuubb H T-

CoIIeeFrancis

Smith-Clemmons

JFQ W-

CosComstock J O

John B CottrilliiH-DurkooDutton E-

DurnallWm H

Henry Dennis J ODurkeu P J Dennis FrancisDudgeon J A-

DogtmDuff Jas M

Jno F-

DierkeDahlofM-DrlsoollJohn P-

DonahueC F

D-

DurnallDoherty Jos

Frank Dudley E G-

DcrwinDeebolt G M-

DIezelGeo-

DonahueAndrew S RDoblatrom A Q-

DoaneDasher Samuel

Goo W-Dtirkee

Dewey C HWra H-

DailcyDove Jos-DodgeAlbert JJ H L-

DickinsonDavis Peter EdDorman Pat Decker MikeElliott Natban-Eyart

Jjjvnns JohnAdolph Ehlen Henry

Engler Ephraim Edgerton C W-

JEdirar A J Evans John BE-

EdholinEklandCarlT-EdinundcenKenj Saral-ElliugwoodEdgar John T-

EldridgeT B-

ElliugwoodJas C J NElliott T P Edwards MartinEmerson Wm-Eitner

Everitt Wm-EnsjgwErnest Theo-EricksouErickson A Thos

French E F Ferguson S W-

r'reemanFrame A E G A-

FretacherFreeman 1 N-

FitchChas Li

Wm FordWmW-FqrayFelt I. H-

FryCBJohn B-

Froderiok C HFerguson A w Frost GWFisher .Luther B-

FlanneryJnoFoster Thoiuas-Finlesstn A

Fuhrman Chas-Forudram

FayGMF-inlftysonJno-

FitzpatnckD-

FieerD MattFrost Enck-Goodwin

Field G W

i. J M-

GiseGuy Gee H

Jonas Green M JGardner Chas Garrison C L

k Gaiuos G W Gorman PatrickGray Henry Grancher Jos-

GrohGridloy J IS LewisGilbert Gee D Gallagher TheoGordon Jno A-

GillenGlendy Jludolph

Mike Green JensGwin J W Gifford G F-

GemurekGibson PJdward JaaHume Ge-oHoelAll

Hall Goo S-

Herzog FrankHouston Sam Hall Gee WHurford 0 P HaysCR.-

Hill'GeoHarris HH-Humphrey

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HunieEJ-HaskellHA

David f}

HouselCU-

Estabrook

Horton W M-

Haight David Hobby Goo 0Hall B A-

HubbardHerman Bam'l-HarkisonE B Cbas-HomanHess C-

HendrictsG W Jr

Fred Hook Alex-HammondHerold Jno-

HammondC H-

HapgoodJ P A DHanson Xi Hanson J P-

HoltzHolt Chas-Hummel

Henry-HurlburtHJ-

HeusinanM

Jos Hun teen SA-HeikmannHenryHagerdorn H sr-

HagerdornHjr Hall Jno K-

Hawes Abraham Hartry EdwinHulamisl-iET Hodges Jaa-

HaltamHunter John T H-HubaHaight Newton Jacob

Hffiinsch Alex Hertz WendelnHolt Gee Hanson Nels-

HagerdornHume Blch'd WmHawkins JP Hot!ner Joa

HallHHI-ttnerIshJKJ-

nsoljoBerry

A 8-

J&hatnIsberg J W-

JuskorkD T CbasJackson 0Jackson S K Jerome 14 MJones Horace Jacobson W PJohnson John Johnson L BJohnson Fred Jensen B P-

JacqbsoiiJensen Hans-Jaeobsou

Johnr 1C Johnson JaaJensen M Jensen ThomsonJensen C-

JohnsonJones Henry

_ i Jacob Jones L WJoslyn S T Johnson Elias

JoppCgolly John King Jacob

Knight FB-

Kurte[ I

Kriebs Nicholas Mark A' J ball T L'-

sKiioxBobt-KuuipfFred} DavidKendall Cadmus-Iiit keunev-

Kuadsenrorpbfval A-

Kelabe'rg'tfitr J 0-

KueldgoodW

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lRinnanKern SVmH

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KundsonKerr D 0

Kuud KahlWJ-KuehnKnapp T 1-

3Kjoer

Jno FClaus Kendall D

Krabe John Kendall L' M-

KnoblockJos

Lund Julius LeeVGLucas IIH-Leonard

Lacey J H-LudingtonJ H S sr-

LoureyLee P M-

LudlowWalter

O C-

LovelaudLoveland Edw-LongEKAlbert

LawtouV H-"Lehmer

Lawton John CWm-

LymauLight C B

C V-

LearyLewis Benj T-

LincUeyC A-

LarbouS W-

LuddingtonOle F MLillie J A Lawyers ELund J E Lacey LLund Andy Lynch ThosLogan John Larson Soren-

LehmauLemon J B-

LandoiiJohn

M A Lansing JimLfchmer Henry

Munger H-McCune

McCune A J-

McCartJ W-McLainJ

& BJ Marcy Stephen

MalletteSG-McClurellL

Mackey V fll-

Meyers H BMaddox J T Morrow Jno A-

McCrearyMarsh W W-Malhewson

John-MandersonC P C F

Martin Thomas Moore B CMcCormick J S-

MorsmanMercer S D

Ed Miller Gee LMiller A J Morris BE-

McManisMcCartJO-Meisel

J C-

McMakenHenry A C-

Moriarty Timothy McDonald JasMount D T Mathewson H P-

McKeuzieMoody H B GeeMountain J H Martinson M-

MintonMount "W J-

MarnellA K

Bichard-'Mawville

McDonald JasF W Miller Christian

Mickkelson Jens Meisel HenryMedland John Meis Peter-

McCormickMetskuflTEdw-Mengel

Thos-McAlvinGee , J H

McGinnis Jas-Moe

McCormick A GHenry Morse Wm V-

MartisMartinson H ClausManning J P Morgan Wm-Mittenberger L F McDonald Thos-Marston J M-

MartisMcGoiley Jaa-McLainLars-

MurphyE-

McCalgJ o? N-Medlock

Thos-McDonaldGee Chas

Medlock Gee W Maroney E-MathisEMciNameeTF-

McElroyB

W A-

NeednamMiller Chas-

NeedhamC B-

NelsenC P

Andrew Nelson Ole-NuighleyNickels J W WmSr-NeighleyISeiehleyWIjr-

Nelsen'HWJas J-

Nichunison A-NelsenKickell Thos Nels

Nelson Christian Nelson Nils 2dNeiTMax Nickels ThosNelson Lara Nelson James

Nelson Chas JOrchard John Olson Died richO'Brien G M Ogburn Chas H-

OdenOlsen Ole-

OstromC W B-

OisenA S OlofOlsen So vart-Olsen'Leivis

Olsen AmbroseO'Neil SI J-

ParcellPhillips J W Chas EPaulson C P-

PickenPrissonJH-iaujsenJ H-

FagelerJno T

Henry Peck J BPhelps 0 J Phelps G WPhelps Oliver 8 Peterson Jacob"Perry Alex J Paul CorneliusParkinson Gee Pepper A-

PettsPepperF B Chas-PetersonPeterson James Jno H

Peterson John Peterson PeterPeterson Erick Palmer B-

PlatzPeterson Wm John H*

Penney Jno W Powell O HPhelps H W-

PilgerPeterson Soren S-

PrutteHenry Mertle-PigraanPeterson Cha3 S G

Phelps A W Peterson JesPullman Henry Penney F BPurvis Bobt Phelps J WPhelps Frank Powell AlbertQuick T JBoss I C Bichards W A-

BichardsBoss J W-Redman

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BockenrteldIZJos-Biley

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Moses Bichards A 0Buggies Gee D-

BarnseyBobbins John

Philo Beeves G C-

BobertsBoss Julius W W-BiceBider Wm John M-

BobinsonSteph'nBenfeldt AndrewBiepen Fred Bichards Dan'l-Beynolds B H Bjdder J SBitter Henry Bichardson W B-

Rumel W B BumelNicholasSr-Blohardson Alex Byan PriceBamsey BS BoddisEBam say O N Kickels Jno-Bies Chas " Bumel Nichl's Jr-Bocken field Isaac Basinissen: Nels'n-Rasmassen Peter Beiuhart G F-Bichardson O D Bo eW H-

Boberts JnoSimpson Wm J-NSpinrock

Steen O FFred Smith WB-

SchirckShields Louis Jno-SarageShannon Luke Jas W

Seieroe Nels Stone E L-

SherrillSawyer J F A F-

SpaunSanford J H J S-

SchallerSmith E V-

StricklandC B-

SwartzlanderS A J-

StarkeySquires G G-

ShinnWm

M F Simpson GSmith DJ-StaleyTJ

Bather A OShill John-

SchwalenhurgFHSIdner H M-

Stoore 0 P Smith Wm ASmith H B SidnarWH-

StoddardEHSeymour ES-SeyboltGeoL Smith S WStephens Zenus Stevens A EStevens Gee E-

SpellenburgSmith George

W Straight O PStraight CL Smith HAGSexton W H-Scherb

Bhelton MathewIgnaco Sanders John

Sorensen Agustus Skinner Jas-Shafler Otto Smith F ESanford S Smith MelvilleShannon Jas Stull HouierShelton Nathan Sorensen Hans ]

Smith Jas H Smith Jas ESpencer F H Scherb F G-

Kchwindby A H Seaman W T-

Sachse Bernard Shelby P P-

Seagnjves A A Sprigg Z TSears M F Strickland J KStratton B M Snead Jno B-

Sbauke Cornelias Stahlsmith G W-Saaatrom Fnvnlr. Sherman F QSeaman G H-bshmidt

Spioor WinHenry Bather O O-

SpellenburgSaundt-rs A Ed-SauudersSimpson Thos-

ShropshireSmith

J S-

JterleSwendsen Julius

John Selino John N-SidnerSpeed Horace B F

Btoll Chas Starring G A-

Trahor

Spencer B MTrout B M Taft B K-Thiele Julius Trimble JohnTowsley J H-Tillotson

Tibke MartinA E-

TannehillThorn as DL-TerrellL A-

TruckeyC M-

TillotsonTheo H ATillotson E J Thomson P

Wm Thomson HansTaylor John Taylor Jno E-

TenneyTimms M F E C-

TafleTest E F-

ThompsonJohn

A P Tilden GeeThomas G D Tuttle W JUsher LukeVan Ness B P Visscher H H-

Yankureu A P Vankuren J-

Varikuren E JWhitney C F Weimer J CWright T Jv Webeter J LWright Sylvanus Warner J WWallace Wm-WoodmiTn

Wilson Geo-WoodmanC D W

Wood John S-

WhitemoreWood E B-

WhitmoreL B WmWalker B H Wilson J EWright Silas-Whitney

Whitney Wm H-WhitueyO D-

WoodworthWm A-

WilburnL G WWilbur L T-

WeyraulfcrWesson Edward

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WiWakely E-

Whitneyelm Henry DWestgata B E Williams AugustWelling JM"-Weller

Whitelihrn Ed-WenigerW W-

WlaseMax

Hans Wright A-

WilliamsWilson "0 L M-

Wederstram H J Williams WmWilkinson T Wilson J DWilson George Wood T J-Wilhelm Henry Woodhave JnoWest J B Wolceh Augustus )

Warner Isaac W Wollat Jesse

Warner Ole Witle S HWillis Jno Q Wilcox N OWalters J B W-

Yost C & Yost EnochYox Joseph Young E B

YostE-Zabriskie Edgar Zotzman Fred

I hereby certify that the above is-

a correct copy of the registered votersof the Sixth Ward , Omaha , Neb. ,at this date.-

GEO... L. SKYBOLT , Registrar.

OMAHA , October 9, 1S7-

4.Cistnmes

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and Customs of "TheGood Old Times. "

The tradesmen before the Revolu-tion

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were a different race from thepresent. They were none of themashamed of their leather aprons.Faded buckskin breeches , once ra-

diant¬

in yellow splendors , checkedshirts and red flannel jackets werethe common wear of most workingmen. All the hired women woreshort gowns and linsey-woolsey pet ¬

ticoats. Calfskin shoes were theexclusive property of the gentry.The servants wore cowhide. Tooth-brushes were unknown. The bettersort were content to rub the teethwith a chalic rag or with snuff. Itwas commmonly thought effemi-nate

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for men to clean the teeth at-all. . Not only the roystering cava-lier

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but the quiet citizens were fondof a certain bravery in dress. Menwore cocked hats and wigs , coatswith large - cuffs and bigshirts , lined and stiffened withbuckram. The coat of abeau had three large plaitsin the skirts , wadded profusely tokeep them smooth , with low col-

lars¬

to .show off the fine linen cam-brick stock , and the largest silverbuckle on the back of the neck.The shirt was ruffled to the wrists.The breeches had silver , stone orpaste buckles. Gold or silver sleevebuttons , set with stones , were gen-erally

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worn.No cotton fabricswere then known. Stockings wereof thread or silk in Summer and ofworsted in winter. Surtouts werenever worn , but they had clothgreat-coats instead , or brown camletcloaks , with green baize lining. Inthe time of the Revolution many ofthe American ofllcers introduced theuse of Dutch blankets for great ¬

coats. In winter gentlemen worelittle woolen muffs to protect theirhands. It was not uncommon tosee old people with large silver but-tons

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on their coats and vests , withtheir initials engraved on each but ¬

ton. The ladies all wore largepockets under their gowns ,and white aprons. No color butblack was ever made up for silk orsatin bonnets. Fancy colors wereunknown and white silk bonnetshad. never been seen. The use oflace veils did not commence untilthe present century. Ladies' shoeswere made of silk or russet , stitchedwith white-waxed thread and hav-ing

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wooden heels. The sole-leatherwas worked with the flesh side out.Subscription balls became very fash-ionable

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soon after the Revolution.-No

.gentleman under twenty-one ,

and no lady under eighteen was ad-

mitted.¬

. The supper consisted ef tea ,chocolate and rusks. Everythingwas conducted by .six married man¬

agers. They distributed places bylot and arranged the partners forthe evening. The gentlemen dranktea with the parents of their part-ners

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the day after the- ball , whichgave the chance for a mora lastingacquaintance.

Matrimonial Advertisements aHundred Years Ago.

That matrimonial advertisementsor bureaus are not-a recent arrange-ment

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the following advertisement ,published in 1750 , will show :

HTq THE PUBLIC. This'day , andon every Monday , Wednesday andFriday , will be opened at the Gentle ¬

men's Register Oflice , in NewcastleCo'urt , a true copy of the Ladies'Register for inspection , according tothe terms mentioned in the SeriousProposal fpr promoting lawful andhonorable rnarriacrc , where any gen-tleman

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, for one shilling , shall receivea ticket , which will entitle him toview the Register Books 011 any twodifferent days of inspection withinthe date thereof. The pamphlet to-be had at the said office , and at theLadies' Office , in SL Martin s street ,Leicester Fields , and at Mr. Owen's ,bookseller , near Temple Bsr. "

And in those days jilted loverssometimes revenged themselves in-a more public manner than they arewont to do' now. The following isfrom the General Advertiser of May15,1753 :

"WHEREAS , on Sunday , April 12-

lfQ , there was seen in Cheapside ,between the hours of Four and Fivein the Afternoon , a young Gentle-man

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dressed in a light colored Coat ,with a blue Walstcoot , trimmedwlth Silver Lace , along with ayoung .Lady In Mourning , going to-wards

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St. Martins near Aldorsgate ;This is therefore to acquaint thesame Gentleman (as a Friend ) to be-as expeditious as possible in the af-fair , lest otherwise he should unhap-pily

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meet with the same disappoint-ment

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at last by another stepping in-in the mean Time , as a young Gen-tleman

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was lately served by theaforesaid young Lady , who aftei aCourtship of Four Months last pass-ed

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, and that with her own Appro-bation

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, and in the most publiokManner possible , and with the ut-most

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Honour as could possibly be-come

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a gentleman. Take this Sironly as a friendly Hint , 1 amYours , Timothy Hint. "

This announcement appears to beone of a series of various forms.

Champion of the World.For Borne time past , says the De-

troit¬

Free Press , a Canada negro hasbeen walking around the CentralMarket and "blowing" how manymelons he could eat in a giventime. It was known that he waspretty heavy on melons , and theAmericau darkies had to take a-

back scat and bide their time.Thursday evening a steamboat -man , called "Black Betsey , " stoppedofi'here , where he lives , and" hap-pened

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around the market yesterdaymorning just when "lall Jack ," ofCanada , was blowing his harqeat-"Talking 'bout meluns ," surig out"Betsey ," " 'bout eatin' meluns !

Why , sir , I kju eat more ineluns-thau any two niggers in Kennedy !"|The terms were soon arranged ,!each contributed half a dollar , andthe dollar bought eighteen fairsized-n usk and. watermelons. They ?

were carried over to a shady spot onBates street and divided into twopiles , and it was agreed that theman who failed to eat hisWho quit the first , should j>ayforall. Uoth men took off their coats ,unbuckled their straps , { anawent to business. "You talkabout eating meluns ," sneered.-Betsey , as he ripped one in t roand,made about six mouthfuls of it-

."Yestalking'bputmeluns.

umph1 "replied Jack , slinging away a.rjoapof rind3. Nether of the contestantspad| any attention to watermelonseeds, eating them down , and tbeInterior of a muskrnelon was rakedo t at a handful. Neither 'faltereduntil after the fourth melon , when <

the Canadian began to pick out thesoedaandgoslow. His friends ral¬

lied him , and he got into the sixtnmelon as Betsy finished his seventh."Whoa ! boy ! what ails ye !" shouti

ed the crowd , as Tall Jack lookeddespairingly around and nibbledonce or twice at his seventh. Hemanaged to gulp down half of it,and then leaned back against thefence , slowly pulled out fifty cents ,handed it over and remarked :

"Somehow I doesn't fele like eatingmeluns to-day ! " Betsey tossedaway the rinds of the eighth , bitopen and went through the ninth ,and as he looked over and took thelargest one from the other pile heyelled : "Meluns , Mcluiu ! Tell 'em-to keep dat street car team out of thede way of dese rinds ! "

201 ifarnhaat St. , Bet. Htb A 1H-

UUNDERTAKERVICTOR ILGiFFMANO ; ,

Physician 1 Surgeon ,241 Farnham Street ,

Over Ish's Drug stoie.s-fptlOJly

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G. "W. HOMAN , Sr.f-UDbn for tha necessities ofthe public, a-

FirstClass Hearse anil Carriages ,

All orders promptly attended to by leavinjthem at Cor. ijtlmnd Harnev Sta. aei5tf-

F. . A. PETEKS.Saddle and Harness Maker.

AND CARRIAGE TRIMMER ,No. 274 Fariihnm > . bet , IStb ft lAth

A I'L orders and repairing promptly atten ledto acd satisfaction guarrantced.' paid for hidia. ap391-

v13th St. , bet. Farnham and Ilarney.All kinds of TAILORING , CLEANING and

.REPAIRING done at raasoncble rate*

1OOCOOEI-OH PAEMINQ LAND IN NEBRASKA II

REAL ESTATE AGENTS ,

HODSES AND LOTS in the city of Omaha ,cheap and on good terms-

.BOGGS.

A HILL231 Dodge street.-

A.

Notary Public , al ays In oflico , ap30 >*

TREITSCHKE & CO. ,

GROCERSAmi Genoinl Frorislon Dealers ,

S. W. Cor. Jacksoa and 13th Et . ,Keep a superior nti >ck of Groceries , Provisions ,Wines , Liquors and Cigars , and sell cheaperthan anv other house in Ouiaha. jy3 3m

BATH & HANSEN, (

AVholesale Dealers in* Ieaf ] Tobacco,

Manufacturers ot ,

O ? ,AND DEALER

Tobacco &''c &cPipes , , , ,

1G3 FAUNHAM ST. ,Bet. 10th A lltb , ,.

OxxxAla.o-ttllf.

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P. N. GLYNNWHOLESALE AND EKTAtL BK1XJ1X I-

NWinesj Liquors , Segars ,TOBVCiO AXD PIPES.t-

tBCalifornla.

Wines and Brandles. CCorner of 15' h and Dodga streets , opposite the

new Post OiDco building , Omaha. Nebie25tf

Practical Watchmaker,171 Farnp a 8. 'B.Cor. lift St.

OMAHA ' '

ROBINS, ,137 nbam St. , bet. 9 h and lOtb ,

(Opposite.Bee Office. )LOANSDrON WATCHES , JEW-

As. Clothinj bought and sold.*spT-

dlmOltyJSoreat

t ntljlon'han-

dLABQE SUPPLY OF> 23 ;E3 TE* , * OK-

DTTON. .ViULTKY,

E: a13 JB± 33 ij aa-

QUEALET'SP. Soap Factoryl-

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.Situated on the line of the Union PacificRailroad , near the powder house. Manufac-tures

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first-class soap for borne consumption-iune24lv

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.GENERAL.

AUCTIONEER ,10th and Bodge Ms.

Prompt attention given to sales of householdfurniture , s ore goods , horsi s , cattle , etc. , eitherat store or owner's residence. Real Estate atpublic or private sale. auc31dtf

UNION MARKETB. A. HABRIS ,

637 Pifteenth Sreet , bat. Douglas and Dodg .

BEEF , PORK ,

Mutton and Veal,Fish , Poultry , Game ,

auj 6 ly AND VE3ETAT.Tfl.-

TO

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Tilt

NERVOUS & DEBILITATEDOF BOTH SEXES."-

TOOHABQE

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FOE ADVICE AKD CflK.

' BULTATIOH.-

J.

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. B. DYOTT , graduate ofJefferson Medical College, Philadel-phia

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, author of several valuableworks , ian be consulted on all dla ,eases of the 8exuul and Grlnary or-

gans¬

, (which he has made an es-

pecial¬

study, ) either in male or fe-

male¬

, no matter from what causeoriginatingor how long standingA practice of 30 years enables him'to treat diseases with success. Curesguaranteed. Charges reasonable.Those at a distance can forward lett-

era.-

| . describing symptoms and en-

closing

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stamp to prepay postage.Send for the Guide to Health.

Price lOc.-

J.

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. B.DY011ZM.D.a-

ysision.

and Surgeon , 104 JDuaiiwStreet , N. Y,

Money and Commerce.

Daily Review.

OFFICE OMAHA DAILY JSKK, |October 10 , 1874. f

Business at the banks continuedactive , ami tbe money market firm.

Bates of discount and exchangeunaltered.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Land Greats (selling ). 825.00Land "Warrants , ((1GO acres

buying ). 176.00Land Warrants ((160 acres

selling ). 185.00Agricultural College Scrip ,

(KO acres buying ). 176.00-Do. . Se'ling.' . 185.00Exchange on New York , 1-5 of oneper ct-

.la

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the commercial market wenote no change in quotations , as themarket Is firm and steady , and busi-

ness¬

through all lines brisk.

OMAHA MARKETS-

.Caretuu

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? Dally

DRY GOODS.-

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. j. BROWN & BRO. . Cor. 14th andDouglas street.-

PRINTS.

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Aliens.-... . . . ... ... . .. . . . . ... .

Amoskeag .. . .. ... . .. . . . ..Brls tol. . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . ...(Darners. . . . . ..... ... .. .HtmUton .... . . . . . .Merrimack D.Peabod y . .Richmond.. . . ._Simpson's .. . .. .,

BLEACHED SHIRTINGS.Senate 41... ... . . .. . . . . . . . . ......Boot G. . . .. .. .. . . . . . ... . . . . ... . . .. .

Cabot 4-4 . . ... . .. . . ._. ._ . . . .Lonsdale . . . . . .. . .. . M. . . . .. . . . . . .N. y. Mills. . . . .

Peterboro_ .. .....

Suffolk LBLEAOHEOSHEKTINQS. .PeppercU 8-4 . . . .-So 9-4_.do 10 . . .i.r- . . . . . . . . . .j. . . . . . . . . .uj

COTTON AD. 8. J-Farmers and Mochanlcs..nM.MMM ..-MQreat Western... .. . .... . . . .. .. . ._;__

BROWN SHEETINGS.Albion ,A..M..i ' .._Bedford , B_ .. . .. ._. .. . . ._ . . . .__GrantTille , EL...Germania , B B.

GINGHAMS.-American.

.. . . .... . . . . . . . .. ....w H. . .

Amoskeag . .. . . . .... . . . .M . . . .. .Bates _ .__ . .'.

TICKINGS.-Amoskeag

., a o * jitijjiininiriiiiijiiiiuiiii-

Blddeford. .. . M M..M..MM. . . . . . 17y&" DENIMS.-

Amoskesg

.L _ 28K

Beaver Creek , BB 16 >|OtisJJB-Otia , C C . .

JEANS.-"Biddeford

.. .. .

TTnmdar IT- , n---t 40-

Preferred. . .. .. .. .. . .. ..... . .... .... 86

YANKEE NOTIONS.-

KURTZ

.

MOHR A. CO. , 231 Farnham-Street. .

SPOOL wnvn.C-

lark's

.

O. N. !.. .. .. _ 7nCoat's . . . ... . .. . .._. .. . . ._ . . . . .M _... . . .. . 70Merrick's. . . . 4IX

HOSIEBY.Domestic _. 9 w@2 00British ... s OC@6 00Merino . _. . .. .. . .. . .._.. f 2 25a2 50Wool 3 75a4 00Children * lancy hosp. .. . . .. _. 75a3 00

PAPER COLLARS-.Dickens'

.best ... .. .. . . . .. . ._.. . ._. _ 8 90

King William . _ . l 35White Wing. . . .. . ._ go-

Comet. . . . .... .. ... .. . . . . .._ ._. 2 50-SHAWLS. .

Ottoman strips. . . . . . . ... . 82 25(36( 50-SHIBTd. .

White common .. .. . . . ..... .... . $10 50' medium ... .. . . .... _.. . J5 00' citptom maGe. . . .. ... . .. . .. .. . . SO 00Jean . . . . .... . . . .... .. . . .... ... ...... .. .... .. 12 00-Satinet. . . . ._ ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ._ . 15 60-Casslmere . .. . . . . . . . ..... .. _.. . _. 18a36 0Blue Flannel. . .... . 18a24 O-

DOVERALLS. .Brown drill _ _. . . .. J6 50a7 25' dnck _. .._ .... ...... 7 75a9 00Blue drill .. . . . . ._ . .. 7 00a7 50

' duck . . . .. ... ._ .. M 8 00a9 50White. . . . .. .. .... .._. . . . . . .. ... . . t 00a9 50-

CORSETS. .French whalebone __ fg 25a8 00Hip Gove _ . .. . 6 CO

Dove ._ . . . . _ . 9 CO-

H. . S. Embel . . ... 18 00-

SKIBTS. .Bal Skirts. . ... . . . . .... .. . . . . ._. . . . *

' 12 00Felt _. __ 15 00-

YARNS. .Balmoral Yarn , all colors , per . . . SI 60Germantown Wool , " $1 70@2 05Saxony Yarns , per box. . . . ._.. . . . .._.. . 82 15Mixed Yarni goal 00-

White. . 1 00

GENERAL COMMISSION.-

J.

.

. U. BOSENFELD glVOS US tH6following quotations this day :

Potatoes , 90S1 00 per bushel ;Butter , prime 25@30c ; Butter , good20@25c ; Butter , cooking 10@15c ;Eggs , 20c per doz ; Live chickens2 502 75 ; Lemons , 14 00 per box.

OYSTERSW. B. & Co. Select , 65 cts per

can ; Standard 55 cts per can ; Medi-um

¬

45 ots per can-

.BABDWABK

.

JOIlIf T. KDOAB-

.IBON.

.

.

CommonHorse shoe batNorway nail y

STEEL.

Cast plow. . . .. .. ..m. . . . .._ .. ..._ . ..... 12-Oprmnn

IT. . . . . . . , ... .. . .HM 11American casn , octagon and square. . 189 22Jess .p's English do do _ K& 40Burden's horse shoes , per keg. .... . ..... 725-

do mule do do _ . . . . . S 25Northwestern horse nails. ..... . . .... .. . ... 22 23Dundee thimble skeins , discount 45 per cent.-Stor

.halJcatent axles , discount 10 per cent-

.NAILS.

.

.

d to 60J per xee. . ._ . , , , . , , , 4 in83 do . . . 4 35-

6d do _. ...__ . . . ._ 4 6li-

4d do .... . . . 4 85-

3d do , , . . , 5 10-

3d fine do .. ... . . . ._ . .__. 10-

lOd finis'ng do . t 25-8d do do . . . _.. .__ . .... ._ 5 606d do do . . . . . . .. .._ . . .. . 5 S5-

lOd easing do .. . .._ . . ._._. . . ..._ . . 485-8d do do .. ... . ... .._. .. . . . S 10-

6d dO dO . . . . rnrltnu1. 5 35Wrought , all tl CT. . . . . . . . . . .. .M. ... . 5 85-

BOLTS. .Carriage and tlre. ...._. .. . . diicount 70 pr e-

BUTTS. .

Narrow wrought , fast loint.dlseonnt 20 pr eCast , loose pin reversible.- do Si do

MISCELLANEOUS-.Haj

.and manure fork .. . ._.dtsconnt SO pr c

Hoes and garden rakes. . . do 2S do-

HINGES. .Strap and T .m.M..discoant 25pre"-

WRENCHES. .Talt's black.. , .i.ri. . . . . . . . . . . . . tint C5 pr c-

Coe's iinniitatlon _ m ._ do 45 do-Coe's genuine.. .. .. . . . .. .. ... do 20 do-

SCREWS. .American Iron.HH.H..MH..HH.HH.H.H. 45pro-

do bras* . . . .i..i. . . * 40 pr c-

AORI ATi TMT E tE NTJL-

SCTTHE3. .

H Holt's Ha. ttt Kinrper do *. nct 12 00-CbftEQpioD . . . . * 9 00-

Heahri Eureka ..... .m w. . ... . . 11 00-d.O T l mi illinium i mi 111 , * . . 8 00

SPADES AND SHOVKL-S.Rowland's

.No 2 black slioveU , D H. 12 00-

do do polished do do _. 13 00-

do do black spades do 12 00-Moora do polished do do . 13 00-

do'i "sprlngpoinl" L H shards _ 13 50AXES.-

Lippencott.

a Western Crown _ .__ 18 00-

do do .do b.Tefed _. 1350COFFEE MILLS-

.Puke's.

No 8, iron box net S 25-

do do 103 do ._. _ .. 5 75-

do do25Unlonirb. .. . ._ __ 11 00-

eo do 35 do Britania. IS 00FILES.-

Hargrove.

, Smith & Co. , .._diicount 80 proAmerican File Co __ _ _ d H do

HAMMERS.-HnTdole's

., A E Ko 1 , Iji , 2 mu-

Mainmotid's A E No 2 - S3 00-

dj do do 4 1050-dc 1 ngimer's No 1 . .- 10 C-Ode du do 2 . . __ . .._ 13 53-

do do do 3 .. il 00-

KATC1IET3. .

Morris' shingling , ooi _ 7 V-

do do do 2 ._.. . . ._.. ..._ 8 00-

do do do 3 9 C-Ode tnw do 1 7 50-

dc o do 2. 8 5-

oLrUTHKii. .

Beat ItitlUlu Sole , . .._ .d do . ......... .. . .. ... .. I

Jlataia. . raj do c. 2 , 32c ; No.Iteat Oat do 43 L-

iUlliLJure Oak Sole 4cS-

rcDcU KiiS .. ._ . . . . . ... . .._ .Sl 40g.( ! 00-

do Olf , leading brands. .. _S2 iOiiJ.2 00Domestic Kit* - SI OOfcjl 30-

do Cab .. .._... . ___. . . ._ S1 33(31( 3-

Heuilock Uprcr , per footOak do doGrain do doLinings dozen S7 OOQIO 00-

Toppings" do SU 00&14 00Morocco ( Boot Leg ) per foot , B3 34oe-

do ( Oil Dres ed do ..3G440c-do (Simon ) _ .. . S3 OOyJ 23-

do (Gl.jvo Kid , ) 33 50fi00Welt Leather , per side, .tG OU&7 00Boot Webbing , per bolt , . 4370eOak llarnsss Leather , " Pittsburg ," 43c-

do do do No. 1 , . 40@12c-do do do Ko. 2 , SS ( } 40c

Oak Line du 44&4GcH.-mlo.-k Harness Leather , No. 1 ,_ .33 $40c-

do do do No. 2, .37 ij39cHemlock Line do . _446c-1alr Bridle , p r side , _. S6 00@7 00Team Collars , per doi . S25 50&25 50Stage do do . . . .... . ... . . . ........ . .3150-Scutch do do ... tiG 001 oncord do do S3S 00Collar Leathei ( Black > per loot , ! S@'J4c-

do da (Uussel ) do . . .13g.i4c(

Patent Dash Leather _ 13c

SOAPS

Powell & Co. , ooap monufacturera.-Sapc

.- Publico , 6 l-2@6 34. ; Savon

Republic , do. , Chemical Olire , 6 to61-2 ; Palm , 5@514 ; German Mot-led , 6 l-4a6 12.-

ABT

.

GOODS AND UPHOLSTEBEB'SS-

TOCK. .

Benjamin B. Jones , Decorative Up-

holaterer-

and dealer in fine artgoodsT-270

-

Farnham Street , furnishe ? thefollowing quotations :

FBAME MOULDINGS.Oil walnut mournings, one inch ,

per foot , 5c ; 2inchjUc) ; 3 inch 15c ;

polished walnut , 1 5nch 7c ; 2 inch15c ; 3inch21c. Berlin gilt , 1 inch615c; 2 inv'hl2@30c ; 3 inch 18 ©45c ; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1-

iuch 5@10c ; 2 inch 10@20c ; S inch15@30c.

"WINDOW SHADES.

Plain bands, 6 feet , all colors , perpair , 1 50; ornamental bands, 2 00 ©4 00; each additional foot , 75o perpair.

BEPP3.Union md all wool terry , per yard50@3 X) ; Imperial , plain and stri-

ped¬

, 2 60a800.DAMASKS.

.

Union per yard , 1 50; all wool ,2 OOaS 00.

MATTBABSES.

Husk , 4-4x6-2 , 4 00a5 00; straw,8 00a4 00; Excelsior , 3 50a4 50.

LUMBER.B-ETADL

.

LISTSubject to change ol market witnout *

WM. M. FOSTEB ,

On U.P. B. B. tractbet. I irnham a-

tGEO A. HOAGLANL.Joists , studding and sills , 20 it , and un-

der.¬

. $22 00Over 2011 , each additional ft add'l 50fencing No 1. .. . . .. .. . .. ... . . . . . . .... . 00-

do No 2. . . . ....... . .. . .... .... .... . .... 21 00-1st common boards.. ........ ... . . . ....... . . . . 2.) 00-

2nd do do . . . .. ..... .. . .. . . . 22 00-

A" stock boards , 10 and 12 inch 5U 00-

B" do do do do 15 00-

C" do do do do TO 00-

1st clear, 1 , IK.4 and 2 Inch 63 00-

d! do do do do . .. . _. . .._ 55 00-3d do do do do . . . .... . . . . 45 00flooring , clear __ 60 00-

do 1st common. .. . .... . . .. ... . . .. . . ... 40 00-

do 2d do _. . . _ 35 00-

do Sd do _. 27 50-do narrow , clear. .... ... . . .. . .. .. 4500-

tut clear ceiling y. Inch. 35 00-

d! do doi inch. . ... 32 50-

.st do do j| liich. . . ............. . . . 30 00-

Id do do % Inch . . .. . . ... . . . . . . . 27 50-

t clear siding. . . . . .. . . ... .. . 27 C-Od do do . . . . . ..... .. . . .. 26 00-.st. common siding. . . 21 00-

d! do do . .. . .. . . . . .. .. 20 00-

A" shingles 4 25Extra No 1 shingles 3 D-O3ommoa No 1 shingles. . .. . . ..... . . . ..... .. . 2 00Lath per 1000 3 5o0 A H pickets eer 100. . . ._ ... . .. . 3 5oSquare do do do . .5 G Batten pe' lineal f'. _ 1 %Bough do do do

Liberal discount on carload lots-

.WINDOWS.

.

. (Glazed. )85 per ccntofl Cbicngo list,

DOOBS , (Wedged. )25 per cent oQ Cl icago 1'st.-

BLINDS.' .

.30 per cent off list.White lime per bbl 51 75@ ! 00-

Lonisville cement per bbl . .. .. . 3 OO&S 25Plaster parts per bbl 3 50@3 75Plastering hair per bushel . .. . .. 40Tarred felt . . 4Plastering boara..M. . .. . . .

OILS. PAINTS, GLASS , &c-

.N.

.

. I. D.SOLOMOIs.-

.ROBERT

.

. C. STEE17L.-

Cjal

.

01 ! _ S 18 I lard OH , No lg"95l 00-

Unseed Oil , raw. 105 70" " bl'd 110-

Tuipentlne" " winter ! 90-

W.

65-

HeidllgitOil" "strMn'dj

28 Lubricating I

. Va-

.rAINTb.

, ACWhite Lead , St. Louk , b'rtlctly Pure _ 5 11

" . " " " Fancj Brands 9%Putty jn Bladders...... . . ....... . ....... ..... 514" " Bulk. . . . . .. .. . . . .._. .. ... . . . . ... . . . ... 4y

Enameld Glass , colors , W sq. ft. .. .. . . . . ..... 1 00Window Ghua 50 S c discount

TIN , SHEET-lItON. WIBE , &C.

MILTON BOGEBS , COB. 14th &FABNHAM.P-

LATE...

10x141C , lair quality. . . . ..... ... M,_ . ... ._512 50-

10x14 Ic, best quality .. .._ ... 13 00-10x14 IX do do . .I. . . . . 16 00-12x121C do do .. . . . . . . . ._ . . . .. . . 13 SO-

12x12 IX do do .. . ..._ . . _... 1C 50-14x20 1C do do .. . ._ . . .. . .._. .._ 15 00-14x20 IX do do .. . ... ...... . . . . _ 17 00-14x20 IXXdo do , , . , , ?n pn-

14x20IXXX- - - -

do . . . . ... ..._ . 23 00ItO ptate DC (best quality ) .. .. . 23 00100 plate DX, do do . .... . 13 50100 plate DXX do do 3650100 plate DXXX do do _ ._ 1J 50Roofing 1C charcoal do do .. . . . . ..... . 14 50-RooBnzIX do do do ... 15 50-10x141C coke do do . 12 00-20x2$ 1C charcoal roofing. . . ._m. . . _.... _. 27 00-20xV8 1C charcoal rooting. . .. . . . .. . ._ .. 32 tiO-

e4xl4 IX charcoal. .. .... 27 50-10x20 coke (for cutters } . . ... _ .. . _ . . . 20 50

BLOCK TINLarge pigs. . . .. .__.. . . .._ . . m_ .. . . ._. 35Small F'ET , lll.i.l.l.lnrumnnin , ! . , 36Bar tin .. . . .H..H.MMMM.H..HHH.MHM..H.MM 33-

ZINC. .sheet tin S5 to 36 In-

do- . .. .. .. . .

do do in half casks 11U-do do do in 250 Ib casks. ..... . 12

Sheet 24 to 35 inchei per sheet . . 12%Tlnnersioldei (extra rcflncd. .

do do No. 1. ..do do roofing. ,bid metal.

SHEET IRONFirst qnalit Numbers la to 24.. . ,

do do do 25. ....do do do 26-.do

.

do do Si7. ..Charcoal , both sides smothe-

do No 24. .do do S6..M..Hdo do 27 _

Juni taNo. 24-do lo 26 . . . ._ . . .do do 27 _ .. .. . . .

Ruuia perfect 7 to ja. , . . . . . . . . . . . .do No. 1 , stained. .. . . ._- ,- . , . . . . . .Less tnaa lull bundles , add one cent-

."A"AmerIcac.

immiUt'n Russia , 11 Nos-.Leu

.than full buddies , add one tent.

GALVANIZE !*.No. 14 to 20-

do 21 to 24 . . .

do 25 to Q* . . . .

. SO

Full bundles discount 15 percent.-

COPPER..

.Braziers 6 to 9-

do 10 to 12 H ) .

do 12Uto 100 B __Shfathinz , 14aud IS ot-Planished , 14 and 16 oz-Nos. . 7, 8 and 9 , PlanishedBolt copper ._ .. . .

y hnttnBRIGHT WTRE.

10 II U

GROCERIES.ET-

hELK.

& JOHNSON 538-5-10 14TH ST.-

OLA.

UK AJEKCSCH OUR. FAaXllAM AUD-T., .

IIVJlxjyr , MEYER & EAAPKE , 212 FABN-. . WHOLESALE bEALEKS-

jMORGAN is. GALLAGHER , 05j< a n-

huin-

sTHTXEYSt

, BAUSERJIAX i Co. , 247Douglas St.

ABRO. . , Cor. 14th andDouclas Streets.3-

UGAKS.

.

.

Granulated prtt ..Powdered doCrushed do-Kefd cutloaidoStandard A doCircle A do "KlliaC doYellow C do .N O choice do .

COFFEES.Rio choice prtt.__

do prime do ... . . . . . ..... .....do iood do ...... .. .. . . .*. .

0 G Java.7 , . . . , . . . . . , . . 3U34-

3SSYUUP3.

Common pr gallon. . . . . . 45Good do _ . .. . . . S0b65-

70a80Choice do-do N O molasses. .. SO

Rungnon choice. . . .Cerollu *-'CANDLES.-

M.

West A Co-

.bcbofcr. .-

... 19. bOAP.

Missouri Vrlley. . ...Kirk's Savon. ..M. Weak A Co. .bchofer's Gerraau. . ..Kirk's stuuLird-

do Kterliiij ;.. .. ..PLUG TOBACCO.

Black goods , , . 43-

do .do "Virginia SSaG-Odo do Lorrilard's. ....... .. . 55aGO

Bright do do do .. . . ._ 60a65-di> do Virginia .. . . . . ._ 68aR3

Natural leaf.. . .. . ........ .... . . . .. ... 75n9-

5DBIEU FBUIT3.

Southern Apples , per barrel. ...... .. .. . .. 810" "Michigan

New cunants. . . ..... ..... .....do prunes. . ....do German cherries.-do

. 17bl ckbcrries A .. . . .. . .. . .m-

do14

raspberries. . . . ... . .. . .......... 35do raisins , per bor. . . . ... ......_. $360do seedless raisins , per pound. . .

SALT.

New In barrels .J2 70a2 85do dairy 4 50a5 75

CANNED GOOD-S.2poundcanMyer'

.oysera pcrcaj * .. .JH

1 do do do do do ... 2 S0a2 752 dc do William's do do 4 00a4 752 do do iKjachea per case . . .__ 5 503 do do do do 7 75aS 002 do do tomatoes do 3 25a3 503 do do do do 6 CO

Corn , Tropny per case. . . 5 (X)

do Winslow do _ . . 5 50do Yarmouth do __.. . . 5 50-

50a4Strawberries , do 75Raspberries , do 5 25a5 50Pineapples , do . . 5 00

TEAS.-

Oolon

.

8 , per pound- 25a7S-

40alYoung Ilyson , per pound-_ .. 00Gunpowder , do do .._ .. ._ 601 25

FLOOR.Snow Flake , ( Wells & Nleman ) 450Gold Dust_ .. ... . . . .. . . . .... . .. ... . . 278-

SOOXXXX Iowa City4 75a5 00

BAGS-

.Guauies

.

, heavy weight. . ._ .. _ 1I4T *

.o light do . .. .. _ 17fl Ulips , four bmhcl.- lb &

fldec guniiies.... ..... .. , , , , , -, is.-

iln.

baj s , Amoskeg A , , , , , , , , , , 30A40 do Ludlow n n TT---TH-11 i- WTf *

SPICES-.Nntmegs

.

, Penang bestper pound .. 'J-Cljvei do do _._. +".

Alspice do do . _. If-Cluamon

- fbark do do . . 8' '-

COLUMBIA BIVEB SALMON-.yt

.bbls. , luO fts . . $ 8

1 Ib cans , per duz .. ._. . . . . ... . . . . . ._ . . 2 50& 2 *i

2 do do .. ....... ... . . ... ... 3 SC 4 00

WHITE FISH.-

No.

.

. 1 kits ..... .. . ..... . .Family in kits. . . . .... . .y bbh. . . .. . . _. . .

SIACKEHtL.Family , In Lib.-So.

.. I , do _ ..

Mess. doFamily , % bbTs-No. . 1 , da-Sordines , % boxes , . .. . .

CIGAES.-A.

.

. E. siiiPSON , Manufacturer , 532-

15th Street.-H.

.. Upman .. . _. . . M. $ S5 00

Reconstruction- .. . do-

do35 00

Grand Central. . 35 00Universal do 40 WYara-La

do-do

4300Boquet. 5000

Simon Pure. . . . do-do

5000Partigas . . . . . . .. 75 CO

Yours Truly. . . .. _ do-do

65 00( Jold Jledal_ 50 00La Espanola. . . .. do-

do6000

Triple Crown _. 75 00Henry Clay. .. do 10000De Vlller-Y

-. . . .. . do 10000Viiler. .. do 10000

1876 ._ do 75 C-

OCALIIOUN MILLS FLOUK.

Wholesale depot 548 14th Street.Half barrel sacVs ..- _ .. . .._ . .. . .. .._ 2 9C

Chicago , Rock Islandand Pacific B. . B.

THE GRAND CENTRAL EODTE FROM

OMAHA TO CHICAGOAND THE EAST ,

Via Des Moines , Isavenport and Rock Island.

All Passenger Trains are equipped with theWESTINOUODSK PATENT AIK BRAKKS andMiller's Patent Safety Platform and Coupler.

2 Fast Express Trains Leave Daily ,onnecting as follows :

AT DES MOINES with the Des Moines ValleyRailroad , lor Oskaloosa , Ottumwa , Kcokutand St. Lonla-

.AT.

UK1NNELL with the Central Railroad olIowa , for all points north to St. Paul.-

AT.

WEST LIBERTY with the Burlington ,Cedar Rapids t Minnesota Railroad , forBurlington , Cedar Rapids , Dubuque t 8t.Paul , At WILTON JUNCTION wlththe-SouthWestern branch , for Muacatlne ,Washington and all points south.-

AT.

DAVENPORT with the Davenport 4 St.Paul Railroad for points north.-

AT.

ROCK ISLAND with tha Western UnionRailroad foi Frecport , Be ; jit , B clne Mil-waukee

¬

and all points In northern Illinoisand Wisconsin-

.AT.

ROCK ISLAND with the RocUord , RockIsland and St. Louis Railroad lor St. LouUand points south.-

AT.

BOCK ISLAND with the PeoriaARockIsland Tvaihoad for Peoria and points east-

.AT.

BUREAU JUNG. , with branch , for Hen-ry

¬, Lacore , Chillicotha and Peoria.

AT LA SALLE with the Illinois Central Ball-road for points nort hand south.-

AT.

CHICAGO withall lineaEaat , North andSouth.THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cjtles ,

> la thht line , can be procured , and any infor-mation

¬obtained , concerning polnta. at the

ticket office of the-company , 128 Farnham St. ,Omaha , and also at the principal ticket officesalong the line of the U. P. R. B.

Checked Tbrongb to allPrincipal Kutera Polnta.-

A.

.

. M. SMITH , H. RIDDLE ,Gen'IPass'rAg't , Gen'l Hup't

Chicago.-J.

. Chicago ,. H. LACEY, a B. STEVENS ,

Ticket Agent , Qn'lW Bt rnA Jt-Onaha.a28tl .

Sioux Citv & Pacific R. R ,

The Shortest and only DirectRoute from

COUNCIL BLUFFS

St. Paul , Minneapolis ,And all Fointi in

NORTHERN IOWA & MINNESOTA.PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CABS

On all night trains via this route-

.CONNECTIONS.

.

.

1. At U. P. Transfer with Ua-Ballroad

Pacificfor Omaha.

2. At CouncU Blufl , with Kansas City , St.Joe and Council liluSi Ballroad for St. Louisand all points south.

3. At Mirsonrl Valley with the Chicago andNorthwestern railway fet Chicago and allpoints east.

4. At Sioux City with Sioux City and SPaul , Illinois Central and Pakott Southernrailroads. Steamers for Upper Missouri Birer,during naTigHtlon and with stage * for allpoints in the Northwest.

5. At Blair with Omaha and Northwesternrailroad for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.

6. At Fremont , Nebraska. wi-Jt the UnionPacific railroad for all point* west and thePacific coast.

7. At Wisner with stages for Norfolk and al<

points In Northern Nebraska-.eraTickets

.for sale In Chicago and North-

western¬

Biilway office* .BQTlid sui i your ticket * read Tia S. C. & P.-

Ballway..

.X. BUBNETT , Sup't-

P. . C, HILLS Gen. Ticket ARt-OEO.

-. W. OKATTAN,

Oatba,

JFrazier'8 Hoot Bitters ,

the Great Blood andHumor Kemedy.

[From Oie Oectland Sunday Morning I'dce ]That Frazier't Boot Bitters possess an efficacygreatly superior to any other preparation lorearchln< withhich we are arqnaln-

ted , e tan testify from actual observation. WeUuow many ins tnces where Individual forveirsutlllctKd , have tento health by their-we. Mr. pro ¬prietor , l a residt of this city , nud Is wUdi-Ciiowu esuceuf out most proaiiueut busine **men. Ill * ref-.rennej to the great value of bisIlopt Bitters , jre a to per&ous uell-knowncitizens ot standing uud integrity , in whosestatements Implicit confidence luay be placed ,ana their testimony may be taken as conclu-sive

¬eidcnce of the estimation in which Mr.

Fmzier t remedy Is held , particulirly at home.Here It has alr.ady atUined that posltian thatrequires 1.0 recommendation , havlug stood thetest of trial here. We can say wltU &af ty , anddo recommend with entire conQden e , its useelsewhere. , by all who may be afflicud wilhany kind of weakness or humor in the blood ,as the most searching , strengtfcening an 1 heal-ins reai'dy of which we have any knowledge.Sold by druggists and at country stores.

OLOKGE W. FKAZlElt , Proprietor ,531 StClalrSt. Cleveland , Cho. _

Over I.OOO TestlmonUIa.-A

.few of the many parties cured by the greatremedy. Bead nd beionxlnced.'-

svrFBfiEDOVEBTUIETEl.

:* TEAKS WITH UVK8COMPLAWT AND DYSPEPSIA , OBKD BTTIIEKK BOTTLES OF BOOT BITTKBS-.MB

.FR zticR-D ar Sir : I deem It an act ot

gratitude to you , and a duty toward those whoare suUerlng from liver comp'alnt and dyspep¬sia, to make the following statement :I have been an invalid for over thirteenyears, ily complaint wasa disease of the liverand dyspepsia. My skin was yellow , the whiteof mr eyes w. s the color of saQron I was sleepyand heavy, with headache and no appetite forfood of any kind , I was afflicted as bad as anylivirE woman could be. 1 took bottle alterbottle of patent medicines , tnd paid over sevenhundred to the Ust physicians withoutany benefit. 1 sufieml more than I can tell youby letter , Mit could get no relief until abouttwo months ago 1 purchased * bottle of yourBo it Bitters from Louis Smithnight. drurolsl.135 Woodland Av. , this city. I Sscd thisT outie up , and liute then have used nearly twomore, and they ire the only positive , sure curefor liver and dyspepsia complaint I hava evertiled ; they have cured me completely , and to ¬

day I am as heilthy as any person can ba.You may use my name , if you see propper. asit may be tbe means of inducing otoersto tryyour diieovery and be cured , for good health bbetter than gold. Ever your Friend. MHS.ELLEN CIUW3IIAW , No. 20 Orange it '-Cleveland Ohio.

HAg BONE lIErMOEK OOOD THAX AM. THZlISDtCINE 1 HAVE TAKKX TOR TKS YEABS-.Mrs.

.. Dsnlcl Smith.of Concord , N. U.. affllotnlwith weakness , pain in the lungs , shoulders-

.7f.°Ier the er" . restless at night , andtired , flinty feelings all the time , writes .

MB FBJZIE Dearslr : I received tbe Bottleof Bitters you sent me by express , and I havetaken the whole of It , and It has done me moregood than all the medicines I have ever taken ,and I have taken more or less for ten years. Ithought I could get Ihem from our druggists ,but they do not yet have them. I could havesold 25 bottles. If I could have got them. Ithink you might have a good sale lor your bit¬ters here. I want you to send me 6 bottles for5 dollaai , the price you advertise. Send quickaa you can , by expres. , C. O. D. It Is the bestmedicine lever saw. From ypnrmost grate"-

T-

, Concord ,

Consumptives Read.M-

B.

.

. FBAZiER-Dear Sir : I am taking yourBeet Bitters , they ha e done me a great deal ofj-

eood. . a bey hare cured my cough , and I f-

r.oth- !

. rrrH.R Yours truly , BARNEY CAIN,-

, , , letter Cured.-r.V

.

"I t rVil "OR'ACUMTCASKUaTlI.. I ) Jl 'I v t) ': * > .1 BITTEBS.

*- ! ) ( i".rtss.A Sir : TheCrstim-, i * f " 'ai. : .' been restored fromj x.in . > 'l ' ' ' ixl * . Is cratltude fothe-uii : .h -d , : I as afflicted OTer two

y ? - wltu i'tc oiuiyl-ejd and face. I had.* . . i b t u tic ' Fenton's Sarsapa--, i au trxi rriuedies , but could get0. ir -'Bi Lijr C3M , un'il about twoit-SB b , i ' - .Jtr.entaking Boot Bitters ,v .-a 4 d- , -n-l I think it nothing

, .: ..htti i M 'VycvfliscoTarytoacknow-lf.yt

-.in h..iui. Mwjl - has used your Bitten

. <ir. t. u . , li. t.'iiih she has been Doc-j. . . i i "f ' '>', ind could find no relief ,

. Ji'f.i .'i ibiii i > ' * t taking them. They harelj ' .'i> i i i. .d i .ure in her case. I hiretf 11 tti-ii ' of the Cleveland Post Office

ytriu't. : " tter'airier for eleyen yearsT tan trty "dhoul.t'y recommend your Boot

to every p on , .utftring with SaltTetter thro'1lc Bheumatism , Scrof-

ul-Bheum , ( )

* or any kind it llumor In the Blood , w one

G.w. UPTON.-ClcTeland

.Ohio-

.If

.your Druggist or storekeeper don't hare

the Bitters , ask him to order them lor you.

CATARRH CURED.-MR.

.. FBAHEB-I wish to Inform you ,.what

your medrclne has done for me. I w afflictedwith Catarrh in its worst forms for many years.-

I.

tried Tarlous mediiines recommended by-

Physleiars , which prorcd but a tempoary re-

lief.

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. By the advice of a Udy who was curedof this same discate by your Boot Bitters , lprocured one half dozen bottles and they haveaccomplished a perfect cure In my case. Be-

lieving¬

that thousands ara drazged out ol amiserable existence from the eflect of Catarrh.-

I.

theerfully recommend your Boot Bit.ers toall whoareslmllarly affected.

MISS. AMELIA BBAMT.Buena Vista , But'er' Co. , Pa-

.Betail.

( rade su.plled| by a F. Goodman ,wholesale agent Ouiaha Nebra-

ska.KEARNEY'S

.

IFLTJID-

EXTBAClBUCHU

The.only known remedy for *

HEIGHT'S DISEASE ,And a positive cure for

Qont , Gravel , Strictures ,

Diabetes, Dyspepsia Ner- .

Tons Debility , Dropsy,

Non-retention or Incoztlnence of Urine , Irdt-atlon.

-. Inflainatlon or Ulceration of the

BLADDER AND KIDNEYS

SPERMA TORRHEAtLo-

ucoerhoe or Whites , Diseases ol the ProstrateGland. 3one In the Bladder. Colcul ox-

.GRA.VEI.

.

. OB BRICK DUST. DE-POSIT.

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And Mucus or Milky ..Dischar-

ges.KEARNEY

.

Extract Bucha !

Permanently Cure * all IDUeajesIof the

Bkdder , Kidneys , and Dropsical

Swellings

Existing in Hen , Women and Children ,

No Mailer What the Agel-

Prof, {itcele says : "On* bottle of Kearney'sFluid Extract Buchn is worth more than allother Bncbus combined. "

Price one dollar per bottle ; or, sirTx > ttl s.forfire dollars.

Duane'St N YDepot 104 , , , ,

4 physician in attendance to answer eomr-ponoence and gire adTlce gratis-

.V.

end stamp for pamphlets , Iree.MCrane A Brlgham Wholesale Agent*. Sao

Francisco. CaLwt

M. Keller.Proprietor of th

RISING SUNAND

LOS ANGELES

YINEYRDS.

Depot for the sale of his

NATIVE WINESAND

Corner ol Bauer ? and Wuhlajton SU.

SAN FltASCUc-urTU

f "1 If i-HAV > -

CAREFULLY EXAMINED

OT7S.

AND

LOW

AS WE HAVE TWELVE UOUO REASONSwhy they will do your work.

Quick and Easv.Ohean and Clean.

UTheyarecne'pesttobuy ,. u-e.

Ther bane ey nly and quietly.Their operation is perfect.They hare always a good draft ,Tlirjr are made of tie bcstuiaterlalThey roast perfectly,They require but lit'le fuel ,Tfcey ars Tcry low priced ,They ara easily nun.iged.They are suited to all localities.ETetT storetruoraatceJ to gtresjlbfacttoa

SOLD B-YExcehior UMJ FOCo. . ,

ST.il t ! ) ' . '* *n-

TV - "-v1 O " * ' '' ''.v V.. <.. _-t , i-

Or

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Sosar-Coaicil , ConccntralcJ ,Root nnd Herbal Juice , Antl-ElUout Cranulcw. T E"I.Iirr3J2-GIANT" CAY2IARTIC. or ITIultoiu-li' Parvo Physic.The novelty of modem Sledlni. Chemical and

Pharmaceutical Sciunco No u a of auy lonoi-Ukins ; thu large , and uaihH-oua piM-.conpoicd

! .of cheap , crude , and bulky lugrnlicntj ,

Tcbeu wo can by a careful application 01 cLeinicatscience , extrarr all tbQ catliaitic and other mvdi-cinal

-properties from tlio maul % aloibie rocts anr-

hcrt)3 , aud ronrcutrate ilicm Ute a minute Crcn-Die.

-

. larser than a mnptcrtj-ceJ , that can be readily B wallow t-d by tto>e ct

the mo teensitiTQ rtomochi and fiftidious tajtc ?.Eacalittlo Pursrativo delict represents" , ia n-

oojt concentrated form , aj IUICK cathartic poweras Is embodied in any of the larvu pills found lasFile in the drrz shops. From their wonderJul ca-thartic

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power, Vn pronortiou o tLcir size, pccclfwho have not tried them rrv apt to eappows thatthey an> hann or drastic in effect , bnt euch la cotAt all the ca.he different active medicinal prln.-ciples

.of which they am composed beins §o tor-

nonizca and mmtilcd. one by the others, as toproduce a mo t eearrliine and thor-ouzlio'cl

-cciiUy-iuiaUiiiaiyopcratiiii ;

catliartl ;.JfSCO Rexrortl * ijeraby oCcrcd ly the rro.-

prietor.

of these 1'cIIcti) . to any cheml t xtho,upon anslysij. vill find In them an> Calomel orother forms of mercury 01 any other cu era!poison.

Being entirely vcRCtablo.uopirtfcnlarcare Is . equlrcd while usinif them. Ihcy oyo-rate without disturbance to the constitution , diet-.oroccapation.

.. for Janmllcc , Ileadiclir ,

Constipation , Inipiiro IMood , 1'aluill tno Sliouldcrx , TIjlTtiiCHH{ ot tieCUcst , Illzzliicsa , Suur Kructatloiiif-of the Stomach , Had lanto In-uiouth. . Bilious nttacko , 1'alrj In-rcsloti of Kldiicyt Iiitcriinl I-Vrcr,Elloatcd fcclliifj about MotuacII-CUHU

- ,, of Blood to klcad. Col-

ored¬

Vrinc , ITiiHociatiUit-ynloomy forcbodliifrs t to-Vlerce'iiFloaHautl'iir ativul'c-lu cxplaa Hon of the remedial power of my Tar-iratlvo

-relicts over to prcat aaIcty of disca es,

I wish to ray that their nvtloii ni'on tlioanimal economy iiiiiiivorf.tl , nota-claud or tlwsuo cHcapiiistlielr sana-tive

¬Impress. Aso iloca not Impair then ;

their Bus r cimtinjfar.il bcini; enclosed In glassbittlcs nrc cr- "iclrirtuea unimpaired foi anylen th of time.TSny climate, K> that they are af-

riys-

fresh and reliable, which lj not the cuetrifh the pilu found in the dru ? stores , put up la-c.Vap vood or paate-bcard boi . RccoIIett thatfjra'i dioac3 where o .Laxative , Alters *tire or I'urgativo 13 indicated , thc-e Httic-Fmlctd will the most perfect eatiafaction toall who u o them.

They arc Bold by nil enterprisingDrugglstnat j cents a bottle.-

Do

.not allow any drn st to induce von la

take anything cls > that I o may ay 1 * Just ai-eood M my Pelleto bccau e bo make* a Urjctprofit on that which ho recocnncnds. Jf yourSrn'Mst cannot supply them, enclose 25 ccaU-andtecehe them oy return nisil f'om-

B. . r. ririifjc, jr. i> .

ASK EOE PYLE-

S'SALERATUSO

!

-AND

BAKINGSODA

Pi'nai Meyer ARaaoke and WhitneyBausenaan A Co.

OBSTACLES to ,

HAPPY RELEIF FOR YOUNO JIES fromthe effects of Errors and Abuses In early life.Manhood Restored. Impediments to MarriageRemored. New melt od of tre-itment. Newand remarkable remedies. Books and Circularssent free , In sealed enTelopes. Address , HOW-ARD

¬ASSOCIATION , 413 North Ninth St. ,

Philadelphia , Pa, , an Institution hating a b Ighreputation for honorable conduct and profea-

slonal-

still._ SdAw3m

CASTLE BROS. ?IMPORTERS O-

FTEAAND

East India Goods,213 and 313 FROST STUEET

San Francisco California.

PLATTE VALLEY

REAL ESTATE I

Samuel C , Smith ,

Local Agent for the

u. p. B. B. LANDS ;Columbus XTe"b, - ,

Government Lands Located !

TJ. P. Lands Sold !

ImproTed Farms and Town EoU for

ON LONGTIME ! !

Communications Cheer-fully

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Answered

diaries 3Poppor,

WHOLESALE BOTCHERHD CATTLE BROKER ,

*SALT LAKE Cirr , - - TJTA "

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