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Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
L GAL NOTICE.

Frederick P. Burgett plaintiff. vs. Jere-
miah Benin. F. ollie Benin, his wife, and
Alfred R. Dufrene defendants.
To said defssdnats, jeremiah Bshm and p.
Que Benin his gife:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fed that an action has been commenced
against you and said defendant Alfred R.
Dufrene be the said Frederick p. Burgett,
plaintiff, in the District Court in and for
Douglas county, Nebraska. to foreclose q
certain MORTGAGE deed Of the following real
estate situated in said county and state TO-
wit The southwest quarter Of the north
west quarter and tie northwest quarter of
the southwest quarter of section twenty-five
(25), and.the southeast quarter ofthe north
east quarter, and the northeast quarter of
the southeast quarter of section twenty-six
(26) in township fifteen l15l north of range
twelve o., east of the sixth principal me-
ridian, continuing one undred and sixty
acres more or less, together with all the ap-
~purteuances thereto belonging. Made, ex-
ecutei and delivered by you to said plaintiff
on the 26th day of July. A. D., 1875. to Sc
cure the payment of q certain promlssory
note of even date Herewith, made by said
defendant jeremiah Benin to said plaintiff.
And you will take notice that unless you
answer the petition of said plaintiff lin said
action by the 18th day of February. A. D.,
1877, the came will be taken against you as
true. FREDERICK P. BURGETT,
Plaintiff.
Bv J.. l.. WEBSTER and r. r. GAYLORD
His attorneys. jan1l-l62 60 feb6d
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

Hon. THOMAS WOLFE, the pres
ent member OF the Nebraska Legis-
lature from Seward couuty, is re-
ceiving commendable notices from
the State press. MIR. Wolfe was one
of Omaha's early residents. He
learned the printers trade in this
city, and served as foreman in sew
ersl of the offices at various times.
He was superintendent Of the BEE
printing establishment for several
years, and was one of the most eff
Gent and thorough mechanics IN
our employ. Mr.. Wolfe was an &C.
tive member Of the Omaha Literary
and Debating Society in 1870; his
pra itice and application will now
become utilized.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
State Of Nebraska. Douglas County. :,

othto u Ntcfdehds l'ougidc OOunty. tt
At a county court held in the county court
room. in and for SAID county, December
18th. A. D., 1873. Present. C. II. SedgwIck.
County Judge. In the matter of the estate
of John Nolan deceased ;
On reading and fi.ng the verified petition
Of Schuyler Wakefield praying that admins
trstion of the estate of said dece .sed may
be granted to bin.
Ordered ,.tsat January 25ts. A. D., 1877. a.
9 o'clock, a.. M. is assigned for hearing
said petition, when all persons interested in
said matter may appear at q county court to
be held. in and for said county, and show
cause why prayer Of petitioner should not be
granted and that notice of the tendency
Of said petition and the hearing thereof, be
given to ali persons interested in said mat
ter, BY p%ubfshing 8 copy of shis order in
the Omaha WEEKLY BEE. q newspaper
printed in said county, for three successive
weeks. prior to said day of hearing.
@, h, SEDGWICK,
"a true copy.l County Judge.
jans-Wat
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
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Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
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Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

EVERY vote, whether by Demo
crat or Republican, for Senator
Hitchcock, is an endorsement Of
official bribery, back pay theft and
Vest Point cadetship sales. Every
legislator should therefore consider,
before casting his vote for Senator,
whether be wishes to be placed upon
record as an endorser of these crimes
and official misdemeanors.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

Dudley NJ. Steele and Samuel r. johnson
partners as Steele johnson plaintiffs ..
ID. K. Clay and G.. w. Davis. late partners
as Clay 4 Davis defendant.
Said defsdants will take notice that said
plaintiffs have filed their petition against
them In the District Court for Dou glas
County in the State Of Nebraska. The or
jeet and prayer of said petition is TO Obtain
Judgment against said defendants Tor
sIOU3. "A with interest from April 5th 49,.
petition on the, 5th day Of March 1871.
STEELE Il J0HNSOE,
By Albert SvAafsLkSDER, Attorney.
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Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

THE Black Hills Herald, publish
ed by Mr.. Bartholomew and Hon.
A. r. Kennedy, formerly Of this
S ate, makes its appearance in a
neat folio shape. 1t contains twen-
~ columns of matter, embracing a
variety Of news and some telegraph,
IT is a credit to Custer Uity, and its
proprietors deserve the practical
support OF its citizens.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Dheep-Raistng as = Paying Invest
menI-Business At North Platte.
Hn~~esno~A>ne. ILL T.

Dheep-Raistns ~ = Paying Invest
men1-Business at North Platte.
Correspondence oftAe Bee.
North Platte, January, 13.-Bus-
mess in the "Qneen" city is dull just
at present, but the ia iications are
that there will be s general revival
in a short time. The weather for
the past few days has been very
cold for this locality, and the fall of
snow this winter has exceeded that
Of any other in the remembrance of
the old.timers. Stock are doing
better than can be expected I'M
der the above circumstances, very
few 1t any having died. Sheep are
doing finely on the ranches north of
the city; they are in good, careful
hands, and promise to come out all
right in the spring. We think from
what we have zen of this business
that 1t would prove the most profit
able investment any capitalist could
make with his money. The increase
is fast, the price of wool good, and
everything tends to make this the
most lucrative branch of stock rails
ing in our imagination, and we
think that all who have engaged in
1t have found 1t to be 30.
Politics do not seem to disturb
u citizens much, as long as the
city officers have their little for
offices. They do not grumble, and
they r the only class that ever do
in this community excepting a few.
]. c. Walker, Esq, for six years
past a resident of Beatrice and
cashier of the bank of II P. Webb,
has resigned his position, and in
company with his brother, Hon.
Geo. Walker, q prominent ID wyer
and politician Of Ohio, contem-
plate starting. a bank in Our city.
This is q want longffelt by our bust
ness men, and we think that the
enterprise will receive the hearty
support of our citizens.
For some time back there
has been very strong talk
Of building q road to the Black
Hills. If the B. & M succeed in
putting their road up the Republic
can Valley, it viii only be a matter
of time for them to find out that a
road to the Black Hills intercept
ing the u. P. at this place would
completely cut out that road. The
North Platte valley affords a nat
ural road bed as far as the Sidney
crossing. We think this can be the
only feasible route that 1t will ever
psy to build a road over. 1t Is some
thing that VIII accomplished sooner
or later. QUoIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

TAR whereabouts of Bennett SCENE
to be enshrouded In mystery. His
reported marriage and trip to Eu-
rope is pronounced an unfoudded
rumor. The only thing definitely
known about this affair Is that Ben
nett has made q fool of himself.
Dana was right when he stated a
week or more ago that the real edl-
tor of the Herald was in his grave.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

CHICAGO Tribune, January l4th
The plan Of converting q Democratic
Convention ia washington on the
l4th of February, to take action up-
% the counting of the electoral
vote, was submitted to Mr.. Tilden
last night. he is reported as reti-
cent on the subject, full considera-
ton of which was postponed be-
cans of the absence of Mr.. Smith,
80" has q proposition leading
t-ward the arming Of the delegates
with pGp-guns.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

What, sin the names of all the
gods at once" would become of the
credit OF the nation il the Demo-
cratic party was at the helm ? North
Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee in the
hands OF the assignees in bankrupt
CIV, and now comes the thief-robbed
city of Tilden-on-Tweed, with the
statement OF its Controller to the
effect that the grand total of pay
ments by warrants the last year
was $72, 276. 5Sl. and that the debt
at the end Of 1875 was S119. 81 80.
an increase during the year of
sS,o37, $3.50 !-[Harrisburg Pa. Tele-
graph.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
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8 or healing indolent sores. ulcers, cuts
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TOREST TAR SOAP,
4 or ehapped hands. salt rheum, skin dis
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COREST TAR INHALERS,
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asthma.
aap2S dSn
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
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Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

The extraordinary developments
in the Black Hills mines are grad.
ually exciting universal attention.
All the leading papers in the coun-
try, following in the wake of the
BEE, now MAINTAIN a regular sal
aried correspondent in the new gold
districts. The latest news related
by our correspondent is the discov-
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Omaha friend, Henry Homan, near
Custer City. His enterprise Is de-
serving the good fortune which is
foreshadowed in u report.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
LEGAL NOTICE

Dudley II. Steele and Samuel r. john
son. p~aYtnsrs as Steele q johnson plain
tifs. vs. Charles Ia z defendant. ,
nIa;nt;fs: nave fled thar petition against
him in the District Court for douglas county
in the State of Nebraska. The object aud
prayer Of said petition is to obtain judy
ment against said defendant Tor S455.8 with
;nteresf from September 4th 1875. pefen-
dant is required to answer said petition on
TIE 9Th day Of March lS.1.
STEELE il JOHNSON,
By ALBERT SwARTzLAyDER, Attorney.
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Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
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Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

THE Chicago Tribune says Mr..
Pinchback has gone over to the
Democracy TO secure the United
States senatorship, supposed to
have been pledged him IL he would
lend bis talents to the reorganiza-
ton Of that disrupted party.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

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Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

CONSCIENCE doth make towards
of US all.u And tbat's what's the
matter with DR.. Miller's proposed
secret dark-lantern meeting of the
old Douglas County Democratic
Convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
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Investigation, and promotes thought and
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Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

now by Hitchcock's friends, but he
is ready to promise them ten deep
If votes can be secured thereby.
Howell Register.
The Hitchcock dynasty is doom-
ed as 1t ought to be, yet our advices
from Lincoln are to the effect that
any measure calculated to carry
Hitchcock back to the q. oenate,
no matter how dishonorable or
tricky, will be resorted to. Our peo-
pie look to the Legislature to wipe
out the corruptionists now, hence
forth and forever.-lThayer County
Sentinel.
Balloting for HItcheock's success
% will begin next Tuesday. Our
preference is for the very best man
who is proposed. Briggs would suit
us, but Hitchcock never.-(Hast-
ings Journal.
Hitchcock's answer to the BEES
charges, Ia that these crimes of
bribery and barter ia appointments
are outlawed, and ought not to be
brought against him now. His
guilt IS proved by official records,
and although he cannot be sent to
the penitentiary, he ought certainly
to be sent into private ife.-[Clay
County Globe.
The senatorial pot is boiling and
Hitchcock stock is now below par,
and falling rapidly. The course
pursued by him and his bummers
has Disguised a great many OF the
members who We're not opposed to
him when they came here, but are
now outspoken anti Hitchcock
Our congressman elect, WEIGH, is
making no friends, and ~injuring the
Republican party by his unscrupu-
lous efforts to elect Hitchcock or
some other q. P. R. r. man.-GCor.
Pswnee Republican.
We have gone to Lincoln, and it
is now in order for a few papers to
publish It's as having gone to lend
oGf feeble assistance toward the
election. of Hon. P. w. Hitchcock.
Do so, and for once tell the truth
Fillmore County Review.
Alb! Tha. elects Hitch. sure.
What legislature could resist the
persuasive %eloquence of Fillmore
county's monkey.-TClay County
Globe.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
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