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@eyamna. suffer Co., Del,

1 F. q. Wtdi 1873.
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Mbeumatismus ishsebn Sabre lang 9elitten. Nelier.
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ben. Ren. gD. Subbs.
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pa., iaet: sd bante Sbnsn fir oas Gsntaur Gtni'
rrent umiomebr, ais i'd Mid fpie cine neue Grau
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als ben bttsn urttfel, Der ie in u~nisren 6tdasn &c.
braudt fpuroe.
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gebIuoen a 25 Gents.
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Der gd)itlmeifter unb fein Gobn.
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man bon Oregon Samarolp.
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uno
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fir Gtntpanoerer uuo Giugepanoerte.
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leruen;
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9Se@lsIh, Angei un9en, 3eitunss .Nnnoncen,
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60 Gents.
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Searbeitet bon 9 uttus Setn.
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Nreis rs @ents.
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Mfilionen Don Mdern
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10 SABRE Grsptt, SntersRsn nur 6 Yros.
THE PIONEER

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aratis ~nberfenbet.
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RnA Wednner urn 6rauen percen test ners
cVU Iauet fir uniere neuen @picfecern.
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pier. @rofe Gtnnabmen NIT Gtdberbett se'
madbt. Wan fdretbe fpfprt UNI &treulare an .. Z.
0uernfep, publifter, Concord. u. 3. 4QD4rj,
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N0entem Derlan0t tds Sfs 10 s sm
%faufeNoe Bud. tpeIbes ie publieirf wprbsn. IRAN IaNe
Iih VrobeIeiten fomrnen une uniere @rtras 8eoinsun.
gen Fir M9enten. National Publishing
Co., philadelphia, ia. 4m17mJ(
, 1875-09-01
KNAUTH,
MACLEOD
& KUEHNE.
3 an O ED aft,
1I3 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

sSsHieI auf msbs ais 200 Der bsbsutsnosrsn etaes
in europa.
@eIe' MusjabIunaen bur@ bic Npfdmtsr iotpie per
Gslesraeb mad alien NldBsn in 9suti6lano.
Sefterreid, Der Sawsia, 6ouano, Dduemart, Sdps'
ben ano Nortpesen. ben Gmpfanssrn fret ms 6aus
geliefert.
Grebit.Srisfs fir Reifenbs CUR BsnuBun8 in alien
sr6Beren StGoten Der alien WsIt.
@intafGrnns BON Grbid,aften uno Eorsernnsem
isoer Mrt in alien @ldbeu Guropa's.
0srfdifuns Don @Itern unb Wadtten naH
europa.
SerJpnuns antommsnbsr Sitter in geu Yorf, une
gBsitsrbef6rosruns b~srielben mad benz SnIanoe.
GurcpSifdss @elS aasr 4rt s%stauft anb p~srtauft.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
Capture Of cur State Prison.

Last Monday afternoon while q
party Of prisoners were engaged cut
ting stone in the prison enclosure,
eight Of the most daring of them,
headed by the notorious McWaters,
made q bold attempt to escape. Three
Of the convicts seized, stripped and
tied the guard, and subsequently the
deputy Warden was seized, stripped
and tied in like manner. McWaters
and another Of the prisoners donned
the clothes taken from the guard and
deputy, and the eight mutineers then
formed in line and took formal posses
sion Of the Penitentiary building,
making tho wife Of the Warden .
prisoner. and shooting ono of the
guards in the knee. They got posses
sion of all the arms. and until next
day held full sway at the prison build
ings. In the mean time the alarm
had spread like wild fire, and citizens
armed with shot guns, &C., had gath
cred around the prison walls, but they
dare not peril their lives BY catering ;
neither did the prisoners who seemed
to understand the situation SCENE in
clined to risk their carcasses outside
Of the walls, Finally, the Regular
troops from Omaha arrived. took
possession, and turned the prison over
to its proper guardians. TO cay the
least, this affair does not speak very
we'll for the efficiency Of the manage
ment Of the Penitentiary.-A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

In conclusion, gentlemen Of the joint
convention. il win be my greatest
pleasure to cooperate With you ia Ill
things pertaining to the welfare Of the
state.
Il IL just that We cannot escape the
record which We ourselves shall make.
is . favorable omen that the pub
lie mind IS more active and the public
conscience more sensitive than ever
before in the history Of the state.
We have now within our borders,
the population and natural resources
sufficient to establish . state in feet,
- we'll Is in name.
This result viii be best achieved by
guarding the public credit - . sacred
trust.
Finally. impressed With . sense Of
dependence upon the Supreme Ruler
and Creator OF all things. and mindful
of our responsibilities. let Us dedicate
ourselves to the work Of executing
faithfully the important public trust
committed to US by the Partially ola
con6ding constituency.
SlLAS CARRIER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
re- NEWS.

The residence Of J. l. Niece, oI
Broxuville, vas destroyed BY ere on
Jan. Sth, the cold Friday" % long
to Be remembered. The total loss va
%, GOO, which included loss Of clothing
household furniture, d. The Brown
vile advertiser points . moral By ask
ing-"are your fues safe"
Work stiIl continues says the Id
patisz, ON the Midland Pacific. II
weather permits the road viii be en-
ished to Nebraska City very soon.
The nursery rhyme tells rs Of
s.Four and twenty backbirds
Baked in . pie"
but . couple Of young men living not
fsr from Orieass reeeatly shot some
sixty nowbirds and made . pie there-
of-RP. K1y Ssataa
Tie Janiat2 Goetss has completed
ifs third yeas.
One If ear prouisest farmers, has
been eagagsd dnriag the past week n
he veg eoonesdshls andy Of that
eaMie sanss ssPedsA"-ksoeU Reg
-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

Gov. CARRIER was presented With Z
cane . few days ago BY few gentle.
men Of Lincoln.
The Editorial Association viii hold
. meeting At Lincoln. Jan. 2lst The
State Board Of Agriculture meets on
the same day.
A change has taken place in the
editorial management Of the Hastings
Journal A. l. Wigton, the founder,
and more recently the owner Of one
half Of the establishment, has disposed
Of bis interest to bis former partner,
r. A. Dague. MI. Nigtou viii, how.
ever, continue to contribute to the
agricultural department Of the paper.
As q county paper the Hastings jour-
nal j. one Of the best in the State
Kearny Press
The daily Kesrpey Press made its
appearance last week in . new dress"
Of BREWER, adding very materially to
its already 6ne appearances. We are
glad to notice this evidence Of pros
perity on the part Of the Ren, and
heartily wish it may be lever thua"
Grand Island Times.
As three teams, accompanied BY
four men, we're crossing the river op-
posite this city yesterday at about
noon. coming toward Omsha. Hhs Ice
gave way and they III sank benesth
the ice and were seen 40 more. There
we're men cutting ice about twenty
rods of, but they could render no as
sistance. It is not known who the
men were who we're thus 90 suddenly
1t is supposed they drove
over where the ice cutters had been at
work, and where the ice was very
thin. Republican of Jan. 18th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
COMMUNICATED.
LoNoroN. Howard Co., Kan.
December 18th, 1874.

LON0TON, Howard Co., Kan.
December 2Sth, 1874.
EDfroR CHrIf:-Ws tse again 10
southern Kansas and can send you q
few more items, as it appears We can
only correspond from this point A
little of south.wes Missouri and Ar
kansas goes . long way With Us. and
considerable don't 60 at all. The wa
ter is as good as on the Republican ;
there is plenty Of timber, but when
one is jolted over rocky mountains for
days without seeing the sun, OF finding
q clearing large enough to spread q
blanket on, it is then ones very heart
yearns for those western seas of wav-
ing green. The eastern part of the
Cherokee nation is very much like
western Arkansas. More of the land
is tillable except small patches along
the streams and that is so stony it
cannot be plowed but is rooted up
with q Bull Tongue. The center and
western parts Of the nation (Cherokee)
is mach better than the eastern parts,
but on the whole the Cherokees oc-
cupy a poor country for agricultural
purposes, but may prove rich in min.
erals in the future. We saw coal in
many places cropping out of the banks
and indications of lead and silver. The
salt works on Sparinaw proved q sue
cess but did not flourish under colored
control. As for the people the Chero-
KEGS are greater in name than in reality.
they have mixed up with other tribes,
and married and inter-married with
the whites until they average much
fairer than our party. The Usage has
more of the Indian, and is not as far
advanced as his eastern neighbors, but
as an encourager the Government gave
q now wagon to each one that broke
10 acres last season. GEORGE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
Mysterious.

The following appears in the North
Platte Nebraskian under date of Ogal.
lala Dec. %. The discovery Of q
deserted camp on the head Of Sinking
Water, twenty. five miles south east of
there, With very peculiar surroundings,
is reported by G. II. Miller.
He states that about . week ago he,
with George Beecher and James Lamb
came upon this camp, where they
found an A tent, q Sharps' carbine,
three blankets, . bride, q wooden
bucket and q baking oven ; also a dead
horse With . lariat and picket pin
attached having apparently been
picketed there until he starved to
death. Searching the surrounding
country they found . horse with q
lariat and picket pin dragging, about
two miles east Of the camp; about two
miles south Of the camp, . wagon with
q set Of harness in the box. The
double-trees Of the wagon also 10 the
box. The wagon-wrench. l omitted
to state, was found at the camp.
No traces Of the owner or owners,
dead ar alive, were found. And no
one has been found who recognizes
the property. The horse found two
miles from camp appears to be . mate
to the one found dead ct the camp.
both being dun ponies and branded
the same-TC or G on the left hip
or thigh.
The publication Of this in your
paper may bring it to the notice Of
persons Who viii recognize the proper
ty BY the description and thus assist
IN tracing up . matter which appears
very mysterious and serious.
w. p. p. ST. CLAIR
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
4 REPRESENTATIVE al cs.-r.sz 81
A-s...sa At Tss:si
THE dLDIVE,
TnE Aar JOURNAL Or AMERICA.
raaeA neashsy
"A xAoxpressr Coxcsrrtos. wospsorL
L YC.ks,ss orr"

The necessity ola popular meiisrn for sos
J representation Of sAs prciacsisss Of cur
rr.., sr,is.s. has assays been secosnfs~i.
ani nany attempts have been made TO sa"ss
the waas. The successive failures shsea go
invariably tolIowed sarh attempt IN his
soun,,v To establish IN ~, Jozrnai. did noe
s,oys the indifference ofthe people ofAnss-
lea % The claims Of high art. so soon A. .
trspsr srrrss laiioa OF the want and az
ability 90 meet IL wsre shown. The public 81
once rallied with enihasiasrs 10 ia support
and the result ga . great artistic and sos-
Hssrial trismpA-TuE ALpINE
THE ALpiNE. While Issued With all he
regularity. has nons 81 tho Temporal, %
t.-sss iu,eses, ehArartsrss;ie Of ordinary
periodicals.. I, 10 an elegant miscellany %
pure. light. and graceful literature; AL .
esllec,ica of pictures. ,hs rases, s~peimensc OF
a~rfis,is skili, In black and white. Ai,aoash
each suecesdins number Affords . ffssh
pleasure Q, s.s ffsenaa. the real va'us snd
beauty Of THE ALDfSE Will DO most ap-
pseeisssi saer u Ia hoand sp st the eless %
a. wAns ssAse pssiieasians nsy
claim sarcssos sAeaOasn. - senpAsed s'uv
ri walls Of . similar sia<s. TH8 AkplSk
unique and original eonesetien-s)noe end
Observation-Disclosures without eo'nsstr
ton In rrics or character. The prossesorA
complete volume can not daplssats the
quantity Of enc paper and snsrsssnss In saS |,
other shape or number Of velamss Tor tee
,imesi,. cost and then. there 10 The ehsono.
bcxidssl
The ~nAssoasi feature Of THE ALDiSb
must be taksn In no marrow sense. True arr
10 cosmopolitan. While THE ALDiSE iss
strictly American ins,itation. 10 dcss nos,
conaus itself entirely 10 the reproduction ss
native art. L.. mission 10 10 cultivate .
broad aud sppr.c,atiys art taste. enc thss
will discriminsie eniy "a grounds OF Intrinsic
merit. Thus, While placing bef 70 the Pat
ron. Of THE ALpiSE. a. sissiias shsrsei.
e~ristlc. tho rraiactiou, Of the mast noted
American artists. as,sufs.n gill always BE- .
Civ en- 10 sIpcin ems fsem foreign mazters
siyns IT. sabscribers all the pleasure AMI
and instruction. ebtainabie ffota home 90
foreign sources.
The artistic iliu.irs,ien Of Americas
scenery. original with TuE ALDfSE. . q
important feature. and vs. magnificent plates =
are Of . siss more appropriate % the saiisfsn-
tory treatment Of details than san be afford
ea By any inferior psss. The isdleios. In
terspe,sioa Of land .eaps. marine. axars. ADD
snim.i subjects. sustain an aHabaied inter
est. Impossible where the scope Of the sorso
confines ,hs artist too closely o. a slnsls
style of subject. The litsratass Of rHE
ALDlSE !. = Hight and graceful aeeo'nran'-
ment. worthy 81 the artistic features. With
only sueh technisai jisiuisitious ~ ID at
interfere with the ~popalAr interss. Of tase
work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
Aldine Art Union.

The Union owns the orizis ala of all TfIh
ALDiSE pietures. whieh. with other paint
ing, and snsrayinxs. are 10 be distribst4t
among the members. To ever seri-, cf5.asS
sabsrriber-. i5 diasrsn, pieces. valued st
over s2.bNo ar. distributed NJ coon - III.
ss.is. IL fall. AMI the swsris - each asrss
~ made. are 10 bs publ he'd In she nsrt sas-
eeeiise issu. ofTHE ALDisE. This feat
urs only applies tn .gb-cfibsr- Who per -
one year 10 sisanss. Full particulars IN Ely
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
PREMIUM ron 1875.

Every subscriber for is75 viii rscsi's
beautiful portrait In OH coiors. ~ sbs sasns
noble dog whoes pictsrs 10 . formsr issaU~
.,,r.nfrt n. mueh xfteaftan-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
Scrap Books.

A rpIesdii assortment Of SCRAP BOOKS
have been EXPIRE sig prepared foy the holiday
seasyr. and no present. Of more permanent
interos eaa be srioc.sd fvs Eentisssaa Of
lady. old OF yosax.
No. I. Half bound. cloth sides. sit hack.
80 Pr; i2xIe inchssx-xG. $50
So pp. IZxls inshss--.---s----- 10
No. 3. Fall aorsoco. b>vejs1 ks&e4s. Gss
and antique. VEN rieh. so pp.---. 1910
LsttsreA 10 order In gold ~ Sscss eAch line
ssnt By ny mail. ross-rsid. % rresiet q The
pySce.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

NATIONAL NEWSPAPER,
One that will be found useful and interesting
to Americans in every part Of the globe
While il especially represents the GEEAT
INTERESTS OF THE EST. il
in its pews-gntberings. Firm in its political
faith. il Is not bigoted. and in all discussions
aims to be candid. dignifed. and above per-
sOnai abuse.
The INTER OCEAN has the largest aggre-
aate circulation Of any newspaper published
in the Northwest. 1t is sent to more than
COCO Postofices. distributed in every State and
Territory in the United States. in all the
British Provinces.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
THE
lNTER.OCEAM.
THREE EDITIONS.
Weekly, Semi-w Weekly, and
Daily.

Established less thaa three years aeo a. 9
Representative kepussleAn Paper. pledged
ranskstion Of the National Republican Pnr-
~, the lNTER-OCEAN wss early pushed e
the forefront Of journalism and achieved g
success unprecedented in the history Of such
enterpriscs. By universal assent u has been
assigned position Is
The Leading RepubIicaa Paper b ths
NORrHWEsT.
Not alone on its political charac.erdoes the
INTER-0CEAN res, its claim for popular
favor. IL aims az the highest excellence in
all its departments. and in this era Of pro-
gress;ve journalism aspi.es 10 . position
The iNTER-0CEAN make. especial claim.
asa
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Its columns are carefully guarded against
Objectionable matter. aud every effort 10 make
20 render ida pleasant and profitable sompany
ion " the home freside.
The Commercial Department
IL conducted with treat care. and everything
possible IL done to make tho MARKET RE-
PORTS such as the FARMERS and BUsI-
MSS MEN Of the Northwest cas RELY
UPON.
The Agricultural Departm't
Is carefully edited By gentlemen Of ability
and experience
n Literature.
Local ana General News,
Foreign and csmess;: CORES.
roadenes
And everything that goes to mako
A First Glass Newspaper
II IL not excelied by any publication In the
country. The INTER-0CEAN isa
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

In eomrliapcs With reeeased ~regsssss, the
pzbIiskers Of ThE ALDISE have prepared
fpprs>ssons Of many 81 their sosf bssstsfBl
plates fsr -pssre-parsous frsmies.
Tbs eats a-e rssaetsd on Q h>xsfissi tinted
sszrs nx,. vi.h . ssaAsons ~ border ifns-
70 ssfs-h the x0s. u ~ oaiy LETT for the
Customer % paste ash fod orss an already
alta he'd border. and than may - done ~ .
child
si1 dds sire for sf9. wbsa sefsefion u
sest 10 pshinheF.
suh,ecss. iexogix in. De: With s'.s. fEe.
5-bse~.s. sxxs3x In. lie: vita siksz. k--
Il subjects. iIris is-. &c. sits zis<s. Ia.
Seat ~ nail vs.ssss Siass. s1st-pzsd. fes
psse~.
~CAyvASSERS WANTED.
r1 A;cusI ccx7xsY,
s. Maiden Lane, New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

TIE WEEKLY rosr AND NAIL

THE WEEKLY rosr AND NAIL
Has been enlarged 20 slS eight-eoiamn page
q fthe sise Of the Daily. aai contains all the
current general and local news e the week.
with valuable forsixn and domestic csrre-
spondence. the hes; stories Of the day. rali;,.
cal, fashion. society. and ether articles. and
9tth market reports prepared expressly Tor
It's country readers. aad carefully revised up
90 he houS VI going TO press Though is Tn
crease in siss nakes 10 one the largest uesh-
lies in the eouoeRy. n. rsnains ss assstoisrs
one Of the cheapest. the aaooal sahscsiptien
price being only
ONE porLA nj piny csSrs.
to which must be aAdea hfsecu cents postage.
TO DO prepaid. after January I, by the pub
Usher. In accordance with the Lac which goes
into operation NJ that date. Extfseriinary
nducem ents are offered 10 subscribers who
prefer 60 Ayii thcmsclses Of cur ciab rates.
81 Remittance may be make either hy
dram. express. fost ofiee order. OF registered
letter. at our risk.
All letters should be addressed to the
CHICAGO POST AND NAIL CO.. 81 aad IS
Dearborn street.
Important but briefncws letters are solicit
Ell from all parts Of the country. No notice
will be taken Of anonymous COMMUNICATION.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
sMAs's ts.stlfIsH FRIEND"

viii be welcome In every hons. EvcryhesJ
loves such = dos. snd Tho portrait isss"sat.t
so srss 10 the life. tina, l, ssemsihe ssriiHssA
presence Of the animal i,ssif The kev.r
De Witt Ta!maxs tells that his own NsSS
foundlsnd daS hhs ans., In Brooklyhi b.shs
1T u! Although SO nsiafai. no one Who sess
this premium chreuso vii! have tbs slisatsss
fear Of being bitten. d.
Besides the cromo. ever advance suhscrtr
or % TIE ALDISE fr is7s 10 oonstifa,stf
member. and entitled 10 all ~ privileged
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
CnAS MILLER,
CARPENTER { BUILDER

wssA sesesesssliy inform sh. eisissns a
Rel Css5 xs1 rs<isify that s~ = s-s1srrd %
DO ssl kiDAs 81 vsrx In his dot ss Don 30
tics aed ssasseAkss.t><na ssskfs<sses gsse-
asesed-
osd<u may - isA viii Geo. zssss a Biz
Sases Il ssssses.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20

The Pc. postage
1st day Of January. A. D. 1875. Under this
law the postage on newspapers wUst BIO paid
AT THE OFFICE WHERE THEY ARE
MAILED. This win make II necessary for
all subscribers or agents sending Us subscrip-
AGEIN ADDITION TO THE SUBSCRIP-
TON PRICE. The following are the rates
to be paid under The new law
WEEKLY INTER-OCEAN Is cents q year
SEMI-WEEkLY do 20 DO
DAILY do 50 do
Special arrangements made with country
publishers for clubbing with their publica-
tons. Sample copies free. Money can be
sent by draft. money order, express, or regis
tered letter. at our risk.
address.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
GEMS rsox TIE AicrcE,
ErpeeiaI!y assorted fyr

VB&0 ~ go NkAOS001
Espeeiai.y assorted fJr
.Seyap Book NIusfrn,i0as ana Drs,sisz Ct1.s
CoDsss.
A large collection Of pictures Of different
sizes and on almost essry coneeivablsfuigeet
have been pat up 10 AT d Tsrtiyr envelope.
and are now offered st n price intended %
make them popa1ss in eyev sense.
EnveIope No. /. eontainina 50 bcausifui
engraving . 10 Doc sssdy. and viii be sect
postaxes paid. TO and address for ONE DOL
LAR A liberal discount " ssssv sad
seaehsn-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-20
DENVER HOUSE
Billiard Hall.
D. W. DALTON, Prop.

HASTINGS, NEBRASKA.
This hall b - lately been fsssi n viii ~
bies Of the best manlfscsurs.
Choice Wines. Lis.oss sad GEan at shs bar