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, 1870-07-24

+Wh,tr.+r r,.v r. tht orln!ou of tn Eea.i~r "a.
s,1,;xf Al Fr.. Trade Or Ppsrtilh ae fSnnnt f1:i
intrfrt il The eIe.r I'D .oi4ss+a s;
nrrr =, ~ ,Asf t.litical teo1otnT sto:1td III,
f. rnctidtrct he tsniai science that 1Ao1:: - C4
ha. c1l.< i H.
, 1870-07-24

TIE FKATN!E GLIB
are TO furn ont oh ThuEslas ncxt, to shoot for 8
club medal, valued Ut satt The shuotfh9 will be
gln at noon ai l,extrr Park, only ,nelntrs of tht
club Hlng 1rr4.ltteti to enter. Arrangements for
grant tournament. 10 begin on the s11l u! August
arr progressing itneiy and gfanf alInr is aut1cl
paftd. AtiTIce< have besss secrI&esl from severn
celebrated snoEts1ucn+ announcing thetr intention
II In. f,ra.Srnt
, 1870-07-24

The Nebraska City Py~sstAys:
Neither tariff man fr.e ts4ieT cau sse from rad
Ing Bsettafs wH:lnK w1thrrt r.a.tr it"A- tr,n =.
rsses*ed when Ec ss1 down 70 theEl-"
, 1870-07-24
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.
Great Reduction
OF PRICES At
ROSS { GOyyA(E'y

Dress Mixtures, - t2 l.2c
Move Grenadines, i6c
English do, 25c
silk Emb. do, 81 I-2c
Silk Poplins, Soc
Linen Lawns, ia 3-4c
Pt. Piques, i5c
Summer Dress Goods Of all
kinds, ''at half-price."
Striped SatIns, 75c
Striped Silks, ST GO
Black and White do, Sl.26
Chene Silks reduced from
So to 5t so.
A large lot of Plain Drab
Silks, and 3-4 yard in width
P!sin, changeabIe Silks,
reduced to Si.25 e. $l.5o,
Value, $500.
Rargainsin Whit. Lawn Suits,
Seersucker Suits, Linen
Suits, and Suits Of every
description.
500 striped Silk and Wool
WRAPS and BuRNoUS
for $500, value, $500.
600 striped Va1entia Skirts
for 81 as, value $500.
log l. l0> State-st., and ST / IS Westinghouse
, 1870-07-24

SEIEIpAN.

Special Despatch 10 The Chieaka Tt1h1ne
NAsB1SG1oS. July sa@-Geueral Sheridan s.71ve
here du7or the night, and has teea II the Wa:
Department during tho day. He may visit Ions
Branch 20 As to set the President tefore starting
for Europe. While over there he r1ay I'll, tn with
Generals BAfna1,i and Wight, who sa.leu lhret
weeks ago, with general ofters to uale a tou,
among the forstncat,ons Of Europe 20 far Is the.
could get permission
Ito tho A&so<iAtnh Prr&4.l
TRE4SrRY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON. 1uiy sa-Co!n In the Treasurr 10
tlay. 9ltb,G00,o 40: COIN certificates, A9. 1NI,OUJ
currency balance. 81. $40, on: currency hnrnc,
during The week, SIS, ,sIN.
, 1870-07-24

About O'CLOCK Yesterday afternoon boy named
byron Riley. IS ytars oil. met with scTlous arc-
dent al the la1steG street crossing Of the BurnE
ton Qlincy Ratlt1aiL lie VAS tmrluytt a. i,s.l1-
try If the railroad company, snd while rannine
on top o? the cars. somehow sllrpeti aud fell be
tNt1.n two CARS OIL ia the track. Several wheels
PaSset! aver ts,th hiR lfcs helnw the knees sn,t
crushed thu N ha.lls that asnputaiiun will te
l'nttn ft.ert.
, 1870-07-24

y horse attached TO groceH wagon. t'c:ons.ng
si1reis, took fright n something on May street.
near Washington. yesterday afternoon. and I1n
AWAY; On ashington street, tst*srn Ann and
which welc seated 1 Mrs. Thurnas and her cnlll.
The vehicle WAS demolished and iht occupants
throEn out. aud both we're slightly inlutt1l
, 1870-07-24
INsURANCE STATEMENT.
HOM e
Insurance Company Of New York.

ABSTRACT OF THE 34TH
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT,
Showing the condition .s ttr t"mrAny The let dsy
Of July. ls;0
, 1870-07-24

aft~relinnrouN.
Thc statement !eceDtl. published that Judge
Williams had fGt1ntf she tite oi Robert ii. Dourias
tn the property Of the Douglas irsc,. valid. ID
denied hy The committee, Win sar that II ortgin-
Ates In the fAct that rne -Asnnzo Rawscn hss.
tarongh neglect or design. failed to make any
dctault, 4 meeting will be called ly the com.
mittee in few days 10 explain tho steps taken
for the defence.
with reference 10 thr AfE1nsas colony in l recent
notice. The rr!enY IL not connected With shs
nlverst.y Of Chicago. nor arc its Officers IN an.
xay rels.t4stbit IL: IT, save that ..a President auI
Liher ctt,rsrs have warmly rnm'pendelit
Tho Chi:aSo LtthoRrarhinx Ct- have
just i-socl new railroad nap Of the seat Of III"
contemplated var. IT'S ""!l gotten ur. a17 seems
81 nta- Perfect IN details ~ t:au b. I,ed-- It Will
be toun.l Of E1css - ~ Nho w:sh to 1ssp tfa@a
y. ~ Tne r,..ldrnre ~ nernsT Trnefman. No s0s
EAA1 AAatsoQ street, wM robbed OF 500 worth o
, 1870-07-24

-at s.. 'n-,nc-r~y' uf ~ Tx-,le viii. il tie ah.-t
treatise e1es Htrn up.n cur pS4i'ca taas.c -it wQ
n found that in his athiFA<s Ee1huna H. BasGat
Ia. yr,ckrd myriad u the bubbles that pal. Tor ex.
.rht .E1at n .notk ols IoHs nd out exisl.tu:es
the eocspfrhcrsica Of the tnassss III errors aud
sa1hsns hieh leionx tn the e'tde nf the
tesn r3.s q economical sciroe.. Il il hAfy ts
H.1eh 70 s-k.nt hisn leal;nz waTksnxr anaux t.x
Al tstt be hcts hish p!aee aznoas il! ars: tzr sad
n snd dencnstrs:.1 Hi death. whlch accu:tr. II
wso Wss i7t: nse"1a.ns ter .tttt e1pnaute 81 i-Lr-
tranaatett. and win form .Auab;e anI psaGtiea :: 4
beck n IT, haze1 of - c2z.J r.:G L -.
for TIE le4d in national tnarce."
, 1870-07-24
MISSOURI


A&snAAinntaou-The Hot Weather.
81. LOTS. July ea-Coioael D. II. Buell., In
charge Of the afEen1sA1 Fort leAsenwoT7h. wa>
assafs.natct. list night while coming home from
psrte At General Stusgls house. The Assassin Ii
not known.
The heat con,,nues terribly Intense. The mes.
cus5 for the week mast has ranged from " 10 lt4.
t~swc+ 4 m. an 6r. H. M such confined
hot weather *as eSes X own here The tieSshs
from sun stroke arc nun.rEuus, bat the general
health Of the city Il good.
ST. 10r1s. July sa-The murderer of Colonel
BUELL. at Fn11 Lcavenwnr1h. last night Is supposed
to be a eold!tf. namt-t J. ". Melont. 1sfge IT,
wa11 has been offered for his capture
The North tnroEtn1 .1ifttt:h Troubles,
RALEIGH, il, -&--1uI c Person has a4citess
iae neb+as cns1, tAse, ts~usnx an eratr 70 the
5la1-hA Of Il. oupstlle CeE: tr ptOtucc 4. H.
moore before hl.t. Ekh. @cr 1l.'r wI1ts II. ASl
!ssued tor tie r:is accrs 1el'l b. <a1ktrk.
Correction
| BOSTON. juty 24--Slmoud1 ranufacturn &
Vpfk1. u F4ltAbarK, we're NOT burned 2s reported
, 1870-07-24

Thc Le7venworsh to~asrpasiss txys:
we not oz7eve1 believer In ffee tySds but We
fcon1t diAeuasinn this and al other j1--r.l-
tatink the .relias. Of the eouE:ty, au1 able
th< 10 worthy Of study By tieIs and fae- ai.ia
Smith"
, 1870-07-24
GREECE.

ATHENS. .1u!y 2l-Thr In.w Cabinet was com.
p's.'ta Il 'as tE twu as.. |: II rs tultow+: DELI
g'nrs1, Inferior and EAtcrIar; thri>tlatt, FL
nance: t;Alfar.akt. WBr: antnnalh,luiu, Public
WerAs: H7asio. Navy; nanpu, Justice.
, 1870-07-24

s' l: :a? =:
an: :aa ,'': :'sis fs . s. il; ".! s1
ss.,s' il: aaa Il prs:rJ. mrrsiie..S as
t. IT,, t. t. a a.1 II ;sss ;s .ss j 1 I'll ts; ,s
tt; @ tst sssn.s ~ {u.: .1s &. M x 1ss,:
1s%n: tssfth. tLst e ~ '-ss.ass.
e.nnst;. shi.h tar lr:.t t.vslsd Is n:susr -
IT,, nas ,te9 T. H.. I; :. sus !, ,5s
~; II H lsrr. rr"vt' IL. e!sa wh-rr III r
"S s ;ls sr, u -sf f fe;rS; f. ~; t.
t;in rhieh b. b. +.sr dsra ths fabric Il pr,strtion
antas.d taIsss- h. i1..-t. as'L!r av .N:.,s o1,s
~ sas int. f. 4 ~ .s;nee lte ,tle. e.: tlr a.;s1
III. = es.sp ri, .: III IT, "a p LII
d w IN Tn tts7s' III not uu1 pHn.+' ~ WIZ
t. Tie mrrt. Of ht: @"tE i~sf ' "s - s9a l'''a
"ut Ill o1.,~si"us hea may ha.e htu urged nx.in.t
IT, i. ssM,vr e":Ffce l.. n. e:,:H.~t i. r;Srrs
tsi b..s. Il L 70 ID The sSfl IL il. s sssa s
IT.: .ps IT. q H. ri
T. tas Ell III sefp!e'* :'a ot Ut
s t.Ie v E , s1s sa I'll ~ /.
mtll make President, and ln'n*kr n..;,v s-:,c. an.
y. tas hase u Gntsr u rss q sI r.
II ~ cnn1!<ttn wErh nntrf th- luw TAR: ;: :: ::..er
dc f.u I'd in te as1e 4 es ,i;satsa. !. IT,:
Lex way fu r;aku4iiuh n h. i. the fre-::.<.
upuxl & trEiefAiuu. We tu.i this A1l, r... t:las
ever! rlu1tcsun Of peuple which IrFe4 through .o-
mud. It /. purely tie Trnls Il aztiir,I -::;raat
and rann t+nd utun it, re-on.r-. Thr-r no
lIit Il, Protection. an .,I4+r will dis.
coFtr that every iEd2-: u:.: :rc al vi. RI
tst1y Eeg1ire q h. n1sr~ In ht II something
st:on:hinx that Ill ot incissucr eanIst t,et!vs
that the stJ rsntrctsr tasi ~hi~ IL iHt-ta for III
pusYes pt.t.r.,ns sh t,srnee NJ trade st.wsn "
AId to ign nat:tus the a.'EEse of a. :.a.,r..
H.. aiIz exPo!t.iioas By many nilltou. 10.
s.'p how n, f. ws rtfrs hia, to T. Bas.s. 'E*.J.
,M.1,!!;nt q. ;s,* rnesS!ts wh.s -ss;E,,- wiz aia
b'tAhy lead II to ratson24 p7rspez.tF Hi. 3-Ea
ealrht t-' ehntt"s-E-d +ave By ~;a .try tlJ-Y arc
ioun!ed a1<n the -aulle-t thee:ie. wil. have ;+-n
tut in Practice In France, stner he Eet t. tia
w'rlt. NTH .ueet.. ovrEHh:lmnx i aaE-.ia.i
| the JAf1J Of rEutsetiun in tht Freneh Elup:-r+"
The Free 1saA., .nss; Among thr 'S-'rhi+.;. 81
Ptutes III hcl Erfuxd by B1etat IN TIA I!tse
.t!n'ne *l E found .lmos, e,.Es .fr:ment s'et j.
s...s. int ~hth the tok diyte!. make it sd:aiEs
y suited t. the rtAAels nf this dAy and th country
wLe nc inpas!.Et # The su.:snsa .tsuart. II "'tst
we!ke uPt fSfitica1 tct!on1cy b.. t.47r 4" t'
.satnias !. .t~e,s! y! -t;3e. sut:Ae ass.ase a.,
f- sHLsts1tfnnf thtat Of everyday life T{- esyI.
il sipEnAfy r,rar md ~inuur. and tr happy hlinoz
that EAsAf had Ut I'd Il most effective
| wiki ptlts tn IL r
, 1870-07-24


~Oue It the mo.t rasnsst and ec"es;v. nrp'n"n:a
Afa nst protection th.usIe- kusps. ...
HAt-at tr tar Ut III. dsnt9 ulss.r Of ti.~ Fr.ueis
iEs>itutr. ALd Of thu National Assembly. H. al. .fi
tbs tafiH In Of atrtlt. :sfull:-teu tLsr
t;ttnt raErAtn. thrtF pnsonna ae,luaiut.uer WITH
mt:C 81 tt2tirtcs, and the ha-rd ea.s 1te.i4sn
wh,eh tlr, t'Tt.ne-t Ths.r .tsitte wsIe atidFssed
franer aud tlxr ette II prs:. several marked
eyet..ls u the :. .t*'a Il t'a1"stt ba4ts mad
~r:s thing hr t+ucher. Il. Ia: t.rn to ctthe
Aub)-et. ns%auy trr. with i.xrly intrtr-t :r,u tho
nrthos d, as Dissemination. III, rf:L-.:'1
mAy t~ laid t'wp in / Few warst., thus:
A. t.ttf,: ave such ~ W. ab.,.luel, d.
,uef ri aty. 1h.s systetn j, u. l:sti.,
aAt1 ratleHs +Htnl*. and 7sA.. and ia il The rrine
ra1-' af war- 4 tariff j. ike .b-ta-r t--1 to
r.. .+Et int L-t~ l~vTi-s ,- rail
nt tue tAt thing l. .auas~ lii pFuI-'rtn y tbs
!AtsE t1I+ nstt uI.n fttLe proportion u
trur h*rauft i,aiin ~"ah r Richest wos.- A'~s
t,ft nst II II not true that rxr-t-iv- f.1-,rt."u
Jul H*rt!..rs Exrlr- II rAkra ;hu;n F:r t.7 u
!iosl~y t"t 1rsfsh+ b"t shat they :t-jnirr
TAR Cu1foIt nF fH1ufy- ii il L4E tatl!t rnc-
fits bone ntnstry-s wrakrns it, by st:sunt+hins r..
r"uIrts. aE.1 riErn*r hr. 1 uEkrt.. r.. " :.I4.
a't sea. ntrt 10 amer i17n. I'd .lltra. th e. At
L. IAc fps ffer sfzdr shuut Ee..! The Solult.'
, 1870-07-24
TIE EUh0PEAN WAR.
Thr t:rand Fatriatic Concert n Dxdcn
t.ruve. T"-ilay and Evening.

Thr Grand Fatsiatic Concert nj Dxdcn
t'Fuve. T"-ilay and Evening.
The European war news Is dragging III slow
length along. Day after ,!ay the bulletins a-e
+sctsly scanf.t uni day after dLy the passion fur
ht oil Is haIlltsl ~one peH}le seein 10 entertain
ttt n'tion that NJ astny Vi haif u nlliou Ut 1uen
taH s't nust1t with the ease Ut single individual.
Ntst people supposed that both parties were a.
really anaAseh on the Rhine snu might engage IN
fAttle III Enntnthta n0ticc, AMI not few were
surprised fseybnd troun'Is at yesterdays In
1cl!lg"nce, that larRc part Of rhc prussian a,my
i'ai not Jet qhlttHl Berlin II this Information he
1t lttst smother week
tRAsp PATRIOTIC CONCERT
The patriotic n.elnfH'rs Of tac Cuncosdia Men
nrschoE, under the leadership OF the ate d.
rector, Wnl. GsusCutth. Gave arranged for .
E1Anh patriotic concert nnd summer night frsti.
val. al Ogden GEoyr, IN thr Surth Division Of ths
city. this afternoon and evening. 1t ia expected
fhHt fhtfr will he Hi trrtnsr attendance Of oQI
f'ttman citizens nn this OCCASION Among tht
FEATURES OF the afternoon entertainment, viii ht
| tile ren1lti-n Of the national ticr1nAu sung
| "What is the Germans Fathrr!anh, by tnt unitet
ssngers Of the Chiragn AMI Milwaukee societies
anil In the evening. the same grand sir will ht
| sung IN chorus ty tile entite aAsetAtAye. Their
will tr the hest Of Instrumental support. ail'i th
effect Will undoubtedly te grand and imposing
The programme Is as follows:
I. osersrrr to wil'la's TIL; -Rossa
fc@tSsasa ind H;i@a-4tr I.s.rai tn:o..
Italian S.'. 19a.t;: a:arsi i:i:s: e z<us'
Ia Htl'' 04ext;;1a. l''h''F'
+. 4he 5,::rj;s -
| rAhTu
oeft"sr to oaefop; "ebe
:: The GrEn,an Fathertand. ..Reicherd
| fty all hf Sln4rrs.
, 1870-07-24
HOUSE AND LOT
For Sale on yIOnt1llY Payments,

hare onc hoGtr .as fer -a! monthly ravnsrnts.
LIT .i1l,o within Htstt nue b * Of .ir,ttats n'utt
lIsr .t.os sr1'r PANTY r1rtts "n.t bath rt.n has
Iatr md rttrrn At.r and i. .ia"1-d thToa.tut, all
r.-ont, t!al &r. and c4celnt It.kttsgh.n,d
ha'anct it month"; M!.f. ni - to earh. Call
q t!.t ON ret, vi FRATT i GtfEKrS, ~ " tshpS-
IL uH-ef. III
, 1870-07-24
DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS!
AT
CARSON,
PIRlE e CO.'S,
tl8 & 120 State-st.
Prices Reduced to fl0se Out all
Summer Fabrics.

Llama Lace Shawls reduced 25 per
cent.
Blk. and Colored Grenadines at
prices incomparnh1S cheap.
Printed Lawns and Orgnudie2 reduce
cd 80 Per cent.
Neat Style LAWNS at s Ia cents per
Yard.
Buff Suit Linens from is cents per
yard- upwards.
Mont Blk. and White Mixed Travo1-
ling Dress Goods, Is cents per yard.
Very Cheap.
All Summer Dress Goods, Poplius,
Mohairs. Silk Mixed Goods, very
greatly reduced
Linens and White Goods also roduc-
cd.
Determined to effect a complete
clearance Of our present stock, we
have made lower prices than sa me
goods have ever been sold at.
, 1870-07-24

-Thr meet rrulaf and csir fur.a III III th sr
gun <uts " tr hsuutht tho teorr Il prut~tu
T. f1ssr5e nee, Hs..iat IN h. 1,~oa. s';.u1
| Of nHa!...t. B.,tia: i hardly "a e. ."tu;..5t
wt.h Mil 81 Kca7d.. e. with ..yes.! oiArr1
-he1u the law. IT thr have vr H.. ut
+" s+ak ii liz ltnstsuus founder. Adam @l!t: h.t In.
political .v"Enn.s has nr.er peeo e4ust. IT,. una
r:uatashr skiEiunrtt with which hr ha. cpu:;-tri IL
l... which ia thti1 at+:r.et ps~sen,st"u. .f
I'M aid is"n. that k.r punken, rae. t.. nj
ts..'. have n.4e Whit u n~st sssdtr, Is .r. .rb
ustEatuns and practical application that he -u.
rE"+s str wonderfully apt snd uiuiurur mad lat+s
ti'tE.r" !" the aEE1n,rnt n any Eot "t when ha.,iat
Protection 1!srs il tsr. and Ing ~ 1t ia-ts
scc pity and Ensat i" hr F. nc;l ii. vi
| can usc."
, 1870-07-24
PRUSSIA.

NEW YORK, Jnly 2a-Tae Tribune has tho fol-
loving special:
LpxnoS, July GIL r. rn.-Arny movements On
10th t1Jcs arc SOW. A special correspondent
writes tfunl Berlin, on the 4e.h INST, that rnlsa
Tas :c.ua'y taken b, AuI1ss1s+. e:pf'uts .oLcul-
p1atcd war: hence the concentration Of forces II
less advanced than With the French Nor vii
ycu Mulike be hurried. There nrc Two methods
Of notIItztng the lTus.tan armT, tue quicker when
Regiments n,arrh H.thuut waiting Tor reserves,
Which follow when ready. The more regular
method ID when regiments aNatt their rc-
, 1870-07-24

Meteorological recorl for July %. 1870. as re-
ported ls s-ti. LanGvuth, Jr., op1,ctan. So. III
Randoinh STREET. correspondent to the snlthsoni-
m Institute The small letters arr the Initials for
the x"ris " yrtr!rE." "Ernsae." "hiRht "tirf,
''tnultt atmosphere, rain-~ and =" "souw:"
, 1870-07-24

REAL ESTATE.
new YORK REAL ESTATE.
Great Speculation In
GRAND PARK. q
Sale Of G{eatCenta| Subdivision,
Thursday, July %, 1870.
$50 ELEGANT VILLA PLOTS,
q s-e tpenta s:sa,t. 4 CARA P.!E. coas:ssns II
HlCHI.lNrS OF WETcHBTER CO., y. i.
.t1 A. f. hs +G, :. rss Is s;a sar j. a.e +
sased t.S 'se M 4is s hid
Thursday, July 2e, 1870,
o. r.; e..nn,:: ThS H., GREAT l!a CENTRAL sEBDI;
SS59E h:S e Is /. s. Is TIT Ii ma tn'af R ea ID
dtrr. on either side suEnpndus the Grsad f..k Cni.
a:r Vicinity and rh REV of the Genesal 1heolusscl
se1utIAEy Antso. r1nrntA-
scIvr each saa eo.4uanas makn!teent .tsw es 1i.7
s. ~ ., f. nrd.c Id tas intsVenus s .ndscss
and eaElot TX euEpassA IoF r1ent Variety Kid bsAuiy
BE- estseia a..tuos pt all ~hs arr .*+kius c.eape
.san the expensive. turbulent aud an"ho'eeems e5.
Quiet Accessible, Economical, Elegant,
Suburban Homes,
issai!;s, y HI; AZ tie ansrs opportunity ever osF
1hr r4t~n.,sc inYr"r*17.us will al < completed A.
rrnrcet. aud pasehartrs Of lots ~ii: nui b. nsee"erd
EXTENSIVE EsrLASApEs.
BROAD BOCLsvARDS.
HANDSOME AVENUES,
now in trocrfs of c,urt:uction
COAACTATloS PIAss ou the ssilrosd sor
ONE YEAR ExEE
Term. Of .n+ hr-rt,f,r r-r cent in . ,isy. s,
AZ e4as7at-r fur the completion OF th- improve
sn 1ra n III; Isl TSG IL 9S9y ~ nHt is +
Ia KS shall havs inru r1,.utti upou shr, avrnces
t.llanadt.. hu::d.aer It,. sttr: tue t.y of sale,
sale Positive, Ruin or Slime.
t@lnx " tr direct linz u tpr rrat Tic G1ua:
AnrMs.p MstEol III. al! intR:osias Ill salle usoze
farres trutu ID: Nttt Who HAY attend thi. SALE H..
ce,.. ths sur.tt OF the ;s.iFir,vr.
tor 'H'''t ASiRHW l1S is. Ss r s1ly y
| Grsna Park otnse. st7 tru. l~&y. NeF Iutk.
I ''"' : A Is Lasslie-,. Sit
-1-@- nxY1 r0-
, 1870-07-24
FOREIGN.
The Frapco-Pru>>ian War.

The Frapco-Pru>Sian War.
Bridge Over the Rhine at
St5asbourg Blown up
by the Prussians.
Napoteon's Proclamation to
the French People.
Arrival Of the Army Of Algiers
In Paris.
The Prusslan Army and its COM
manders,
Pru>>fili spies ssu>y in The
French Camp.
Conflicting Statements Concerning the
Position Of Russia and Austria,
, 1870-07-24
PR0TECTt0NISTS.


1he,rfsnrr Of taxation hss tla4t driven the p,p+a
Il *trt1y the gEucslea which taxea ase :a4,..sd
HESst DAY. nswtTar~F titeusstou of the Tash kropx
1norr carnr 1ht demand for the publications shs
League IL Urgent and HowtnE- Polite.A1A asuien:s,
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titled. StTaffns cf .Ae Fru:sc:i.4 is:s.
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critics. sas@:
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which Esk1ate the iur>lehaafc u hEnaau >rvitss-a
Statement In the 1r-tncr II which NE -
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-10-21

to tease her, then her dignity was
insulted. and she would generally
turn with a contemptous snuff and
gollop away. Towards my sister S
two-year-old Tommie, she exhibited
unusual fondness. Almost every
evening my brother Dick would lift
! Tommie up and let him crawl over
Nelly's Lroad, plump back, taking
care to keep hold ofhis dress. The
baby would pound and kick, and
laugh, play with NelIey's name,
punch his soft, fat fingers into her
eyes, and then, growing afectionate
would kiss her, saying as he did so:
"POo' ho'sie, poo ho'sie %
One day we missed him, and after
looking almost everywhere else, Dick
found him cuddled up in Nelly's
trough, asleep, and she was gravely
eating hay, ard watching his slumber
with tender satisfaction.
l had little friend, Nettie Dun
ham, who used to come to our house
every summer and spend a few weeks
with me. AS she was a city girl,
the incest thing in the world to her
was riding horseback.
Nelly did not believe in carrying
things to extremes, and when it came
to being rode and played with, and
fed and petted every hour in the day
she grew weary; and one afternoon,
to our astonishment, she positively
refused to move. Pull and cluck as
we might, she would not go, and
finally we gave it up, grumbling sore.
The next morning she was missing
from pasture, and about noon Uncle
Johns hired man, Sam, came leading
her home.
81 reckon" said he with a broad
grin, "she thought this a frst-rate
time to visit her relations"
Both Of US got on, without any
saddle. while Sam stood at the side
with a switch raised high in the air.
Nelly bounded forward Indignantly,
and just as we were beginning to
congratulate ourselves, she turned
aside to the flag pole in front of the
lawn, and, with a sudden rub, sent
us rolling to the ground. We tried
it again with precisely the same re-
suit, and our screams of laughter
brought out father to see what was
the matter.
"For PHYS sake" said he in
vexed tone," do let the poor horse go
and have little rest, and we did.
Nelly was sick once, and it was
then that she did the strangest thing
I ever knew her to do; but she was
certainly "out of her head" at the
time. We we were all standing
around her in the yard, and most of
us were weeping, for Jim Sanders,
the horse doctor, who had come with
his long-necked black bottle, said
she would die. 1 was stroking her
forehead, when suddenly she sprang
up, walked to the stoop, in through
the kitchen door and cross the room
to the corner where grandpa's old
wooden clock was ticking away.
There she stopped moment, and
then let father lead her out, and in
spite Of Jem's predictions, she re-
covered; and l do not think she has
any remembrance of ever acting SO
queerly. Dick said he guessed she
went to the clock because she want
ed ''to find her reckoning"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-10-21
The Natives of Alaska.

The following interesting facts
bearing upon the question of fciviliza-
tion Of the natives of Alaska, is ta-
ken from areport Of a Treasury spec.
ial agent in Alaska, recently submit
ted to Secretary Boutwell,:
"Since the transfer of this Terri
tory to the United States Govern
ment, nothing has been attempted
for ameliOration Of this people-the
Aleuts. 1t can not certainly be the
intention Of Congress to leave them
In their present half civilized state.
At very small expense to the Gov
ernment they might be brought to a
much higher degree of civilization
and ultimately would make good cit
liens. Were Congress to appropri-
ate thirty thousand dollars for the
first year, and ten thousand dollars
per annum for four years, to he ev-
pended in establishing schools in
their principal villages throughout
the inland, ] am satisfied that at the
end Of five years such schools would
be self-sustaining. The natives are
industrious, and so long as She fur
bearing animals are protected they
will never become a burden to the
Government. Indeed, the high price
now paid for furs by the American
traders not only places the Aleut
above want, but gives him a degree
ofaffluence not obtained by a MAORI
ty of the working classes of the
States"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-10-21
GRAND OPENING
OF THE
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