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CARRuTH.S AuT0psl.

An autopsy was performed at Nineland,
\. D., by DR.. Thomas, OF Philadelphia,
on the body OF Carrutb, the editor shot
in the head by Lands. The point of the
original wound was open, bloody serum
exuding. A small fragment of the bail,
half an inch by three-fourths OF on inch,
hattened, was found abou, two inches
below the wound in an orifce between
the scalp and bone. The original hole
i'm the skull was contracted aud partly
filled with fibrous matter. The skull was
Of the average thickness, exhibiting 4
round, smooth hole al the entrance OF the
ball. The bullets position was one inch
TO the right Of the occipital protuberance,
half an inch above the groove of the
right lateral sinus. 1t was nearly Of it.
original shape, and was found about on,
and a half inches from tho
point of entering. Al the in
quest DR.. Thomas said that the
immediate causes Of the death OF Car
ruth were from abcesscs followiD. the
passage Of the bullet into the brain.
When asked the cause of the abcesses, he
replied they were the result Of the infiam-
nation following the injury from the bull
lei. The counsel for the defense will at
tempt to prove that the wounded man
did not have proper medical or surgical
treatment. and will impeach the no
mropathic system. The trial is looked
forward to with much interest by the
friends OF both parties, and will be an in
teresting legal contest. Lands is in Jail
and much depressed in spirits.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for young men from the
effect OF Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. lmpediments to Mar
riagc removed. New method of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address Howard Associa-
ton, 4l0 n. Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa.--an institution having a high repu,
tation tor honorable conduct and profcs-
sionol skill, s-2I .d&w3m
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Fol, RENT.

FOR RENT.
Winters Block suitable for Hotel.
Offices or Business rooms--cheap.
--Tenements numbered 1. Z, 6 and 8. in
Winters Row. ) rooms each. for so per
month.
No. 10 corner. Sl2 30. rooms.
Store room in pilot House lately
occupied by a. HALEY.
A desirable Cottage on Popular
street, near Thirteenth street.
Upper iloor of building next to Com
mercial (Waycrly) hotel.
Two small Houses west of Twenty
second street. near Pine, - cacl, per
month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth. near
Walnut. G rooms. for Sl2 per month.
Bushes. house Oh Ievcc. near Sixth
street, lately occupied by Gross. Cole
man X Co.
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COH,prcsscu Yca.t-NOtice

have this day secured the sole agency
for the sale of Flcischman u Co.'S CON-
pressed yeast either wholesale or retail
Dealers can be supplied at any and all
times by calling on me. This j. the only
yeast Of the Kind in market that is gen
uinc. VI. l.. Bristol, ~ Eighth street
Cairo. Ills, Oct. %, 1879. lO-2S-lm.
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Assas~sSArloN HOAX.

The story Of love and assassination in
which the Ming OF spain and the Duke
DE Sexto figured "a principals. Is de-
nounced as malicious hoax. The Span
ish colonel alluded to as the i-dividual
who attempted to Kill the King to avenge
the wrong aud insult, j. alive and tat.
and is Ia comfortable circumstances. lie
Il well known in New York. where he re-.
.i,led for long time and married an
American lady. Besides he has no
daughter as spoken of in the sensational
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For SaIe-I'iRuy

\ No. ! secondhand. seven octave
piano. rs good rs new. manufactured by
tlaliet u Davis. is offered Tor sale at ;
bargain. Apply 10
l.. \. BURNETT.
lO-I-lm. Bulletin Office.
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FROM Chicago to Kansas City were also
discovered IN the pocket OF the dress. A
horrible mystery is connected with the
affair, and the police are doing their
utmost TO ferret IL out.
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Opium or Morphine Eaters

Cured without pain or inconvenience, at voui
home in iodays. Medicines for first three weeks
treatment sent free 10 any address on receipt Of
i've dollars. state amount used daily.
Address, +. II, HUBBARD, Nj
Manager st, Louis Incbriate Hospital
Ohice-llll Olive street, ST. Louis.
lO-li-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Drunkenness Cured 1.

without Inconvenience, ut your home Anti
dote sent free TO any address IN receipt Of one
dollar. Address,
r. II. HUBBARD, NJ. y.
Manager St. Louis Inebriate Hospiil.
Onicc I'M olive Street, st Louis.
IO-l
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Compressed Yeast

We have now the agency for thi. yeast ,
the best in Use, made by Tauszky Il Co...
which we shall receive fresh daily by eX-
press, wholesale and retail. NJ New York
store. l0-2G-lOt.
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EORLEASE OR SALE.

a number of Lots on Lcvce, above
Twelfth street, outside fire limits. Also
a large number of other Lots in different
localities.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
S-lS-tf.
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LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE

several good Farms and 5000 acres OF
unimproved Lands In Alexander county.
Winters Block" and "Wintcr's
Row."
A large number of desirable Resi-
dencc., aud excellent vacant Lots. suiia-
BILE for business houses and residences.
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Surc HOsur IlOrses

Epilootc powders tor horses AID
mules-surc curc-ior sale by VI. j. Me-
Gaulcy. l0-2S-it.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

john 4. Logan has been making
speeches in Chicago. a; ward meetings.
dolly Lewis, a Cincinnati gambler.
presented DR.. Moorc's Tabernacle with
an elegant solid silver communion scr-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-13
STATENEWS.

Thermometer 6 degrees .below zero
Jan, 4th at Grand Island.
"Siah" Blodgett was recently
killed on the Be- NJ Road, being a
brakeman on said road.
Only Al marriage licenses were is
sued iu Grand Island the past year
against l4S in 1873. but the Times
thinks there will be at least 200 in
1875.
The Cedar County Advocate has
changed hands.
In the Omaha Republican ofJan. 6.
Mrs. Mobiey of the Grand Island
L~3epeaaans vindicates herself, and
says the next tool will ''meet the
same if not a worse fate" than Wiley.
The Omaha Rep, favors the re-
union of douglas and Sarpy counties.
Quite q shooting affair took place
in Grand Island on Monday Jan 4,h.
Several shots were fred said TO be
aimed at Jno. Kraft BY B. L. Easley,
late editor of Orchard and Vine
yard" Easley was bound over in the
sum of'$I00o.
.aDnrS.l eIok H. all
Recis;sy Is to be resumed by 4. NJ.
Comstock and that he is to receive a
bonus of $1,000. The last is rather
doub.fuIl.-Hea Cloud Chief:
The RED CLOUD CHIEF lisa douSter;
We doubt not, bu. what he would
doubt, that he didn't know any thing
about it, if he was asked the question,
He states in his lucid way that, ut
is reported &c" If he was in our
Office for a few moments we could 500
convince him-If be knows how to
work-that reported is no name for
it, aud the resuscita,ion OF the
Register was an accomplished fact.
We think-any way we don't doubt
I-that q couple oshours resuscita
ton would make of Mather, a Lather.
We are indebted to Mrs. Abbo,
for presenting Us with a fine lot
Of nice aud delicate eake. We person.
aiiy o,-fa . fast ne tla .l,.,,a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-13

January 4th 1875.
Met pursuant to adjournment.
Full Board present. Minutes Of last
meetings read and approved. School
Tax Of Wm. 6. Love, ordered stricken
from Tax List.
The following official Bonds we're
approved:
Peter McNitt Justice Of the Peace
Red Cloud Precinct, L D Thomas As
SCISSOR Batin WIN Leetsch
Oak Creak" G P Gather
Harmony A N Clark Con-
stable Oak Creek precinct, Andrew
Kincsid Road Supervisor Road Dist
No. IL.
The following accounts audited add
allowed
J A TaIleys, salary 500
s w Printing Co Stationery <i5.S5
Il S Eaey, rent &c $53
The Treasurer Is hereby ordered to
receive from D s Gray, Trustee for ]
n Converse L Co. sl5aa.op in fu.i Tor
all taxes. interests aaa penalties on
the following described lands, for the
yesrs 1873 & 1874. AID receipt in fGll
for the same. Providing said
$4.5eo. % shall Be paid into the Treas
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-13

The Governors Message is BY far
too long for publication in this paper.
II had been CUR intention to give a
general synopsis Gifts leading features,
bat Cad that to be impract:cab!e. Il
is a well written document. aud 10 the
main practical. and fall Of conmon
sense.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-13

The Oasaaa Espskieze Carriers
Adaassis received II ras sri.tea by
.ames ~. E2ss, sad Is very crcd:tatie.
The photographed work IS . very
seaf job sad shoxs good taste.
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ury within ninety days from date, and
providing further that not more than
sI,21ao0 shah be paid ia warrants on
the different funds: W i2i-i-9, "
"lIs-I-lI. Sil4-l-ll. Eal7-i-li,
z l20-l-II, Ei23-I-Il, AL
II, 25-I-Il. Ei25-i-il, NEi
2~y-l-ll, ali of l-2-5-4 x s-l-l2, Il!
SLIP, y ! l0-l-l2, all Of lI-l-l2,
e! 29-l-I2, Ell 3a-I-I2, 33-i-
II. wl2-2-9. 2s-2-I0. NM
W 32-2-9, 34-2-9, " l0-2-
IL, \ 4 l4-2-ll, NV 14-2-ll.
al o~f22-2-ll, " 25-a-Il, all Of "a
I'LL, n ! & s w 32-2-lI. n
3+-2-i2.
The Board then adjourned sine die
FRANK MATIES0S,
j. A. TULLEYs, Chairman.
Clerk.
Jan. 5th 1875.
A regular session Of the Board of
County Commissioners convened Jaa.
5;h 1875 at ~ O'Clock D. IN. Full
Board present. Minutes fast met
ting read and approved. Frank Mat
teson qualified for the Office Of County
Commissioner for ensuing three years.
Clerk instructed to procure a book for
Treasurer to keep account WITH Read
Districts. Curtis Beal appointed
Road Supervisor for Road Dist. No.
I. L. N. Edson having failed to
qualify. Official Bond Of Curtis Beal
approved and he was duly qualified.
The following accounts audited and
allowed:
A NJ Hardy, Comr's fees, sl7,6O
Frank Mattison, $3.50
Geo w Ball, Sl4.O0
Z II Jones per cent on collections
S2292.94.
The property Of Uriah Beal, %consis-
ting Of wagon, mnle team and harness
was ordered placed on the Tax List
for 1874, at q valuation OF 1880.
The order Of December Sth 1874,
calling an election to vote bonds to
purchase seed was rescinded by q un-
animous vote.
L Houchin Road Supervisor r. d.
No. 0, authorized to get enough old
bridge lumber to build bridge across
a ravine in said Dist.
j l. Miller, employed to put shut
ters to windows Of Court House, and
fix the the door securely for the SUN
Of $1,000 in county warrants.
Treasurer authorized to pay redemp-
ton and interest to date on tax certif.
Gates on w. /! Sec. l.. all ofSec's23
AZ El Sec. ST. l. Range l2.
Board then adjourned until Monday
January 18th 1875, at 10 o'clock a. m.
A. NJ. HARDY,
j. A. TULLEYs, Chairman.
Clerk.
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sD..c-lA1 c-oa2.seo1o-zsE.
LINCOLN, Jan. 9th 1875.

LIxcoLs, Jan. 9th 1875.
The Legislature convened on Thurs
day at 2 O'Clock sud each house i'm
mediatc'y proceeded TO organization,
which was specify effected.
The Senate was called to order b.
Mr.. Chapman of Cass Co, and d. II
Wheeler was nominated and elected
as temporary Secretary. Hon. N. K.
Griggs, Of Beatrice, and representing
the Twelfth District, was elected
President Of the Senate, BY unanimous
vote. The following named officers
were elected:
Secretary. D. H.. Wheeler, Of Cass
County.
Assistant Secretary. G. L. Mather,
of Webster Co.
Sergant-a.-Arms, L. A. Stebbins,
Of pawnec Co.
Door Keeper, C. L Hine, Of York
County.
Engrossing Clerk, Geo. T. Work,
Of Adams Co.
Enrolling Clerk, J. W. Conger, of
Otoe Co.
Chaplain, Rev. Chas. McElvy, Of
Cas- Co.
The President appointed Mr. Harlan
Of Republican City, postmaster Of the
Senate.
The House Of Representatives cleo
ted i. G. Hastings of Lancaster Co.,
temporary Speaker.
After the prelininaries, Edwin S.
Tow!e, Of Richardson county was elect
ed Speaker by unanimous vote Of the
House.
Tie officers of the House, are:
Chief Clerk, Geo. l.. Brown, ofBut-
ter Co.
Assistant Clerk, j. F. Zediker, of
Franklin county.
Sergeant-at-Arms, John w. Man
Dirg, Of Pawuee county.
Assistant Sargeant-at- Arms, L. G..
Huff, of Thayer county.
Enrolling Clerk, bliss Sarah Funke,
Of Lancaster county.
Eugrossing Clerk. s. P. Jones, Of
- county.
Chaplain. Rev. Geo. Alexander, of
Lancaster county.
Friday afterHson. a joint convention
was held, to receive the Governors
Message, which is the longest docu.
ment We wei saw, so far as We can
remember, comment upon which we
will make in another plac:.
The Governor read his Message in
clear, distinct tone, which was listened
TO, with close attention, but few signs
Of weariness being p~erceptible. The
day was tearfu.ly cold, for which reas.
on bat few persons appeared in the
galleries. To-day both houses
adjourned, the Senate until Monday
afternoon, and the House. until Tues
day morning.
We have had several very pleasan:
interviews with the incoming Cover
nor, aud we predict a very successful
administration on his part.
Master Seward, is attending closely
10 his studies. and we understand
leads his classes in nearly if not all the
branches be is pursuiuipg.
Last Friday was one of the coolest
days We ever saw. The thermometer
ranged from 81 to so dec. below zero,
which to say the leas. is "some cold"
We rather liked this, for our State has
set out to beat the world on every
point and If we have got to have a
'spea OF weather" let it 10 worthy Of
the Safe.
TIE SENATORIAL
question. is, ofccuFse, the great theme
OF talk ana attention, and it would be
wise maa Indeed. who could predict
with any certainty who viii be the
Winning man. OGone thing we are
eertain,-she list of aspiran,s contains
the names o. Some Of the best men of
the State, :.and it is certain that, iftaken
from that list, the next Senator viii
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TIE SENATORIAL

question, is, ofccuFse, the great theme
Of talk aua Gt,ention. and it would be
a wise maa indeed. who could predict
with any certainty who viii be the
winning man. OF one thing we are
ecItain,- the list of aspiran,s contains
the naaes o rscme of ihe best men of
the STATE, .and it is certain that, ietaken
from that list, the next Senator VIII
be o worthy representative Of the
SAFE.
We shall eraeavor to keep the
readers Of TEE CHEF informed upon
ali legislative matters which have any
bearing upon their general OF local
interest. LAMAR
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-01-13
SCHOLARS FRIEND.

PROCEEDINGS O. t. COUNTY CO..
&SSss.GZS.
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A Few Words to Feeble and Delicate Women.
By r. v. Pierce, NJ. D., Of the Worlds Dis
pensary, Buhala, N. y:
Knowing that you are subjeetI to . great
amount OF suffering, that delleacy upon your part
has q strong tendency to prolOng, and the longer
II 10 neglected the more you have 10 endure and
the more difficult Of cure your case becomes, j,
as ply sican, who Is daily consulted BY scores OF
your sex, desire TO say TO you that an constantly
meeting with those who have been treated for
their ailments Tor months without being oene-
nted In the least, until they have become per-
fectly discouraged, and have almost made up
their minds never TO take another dose OF medI.
They had rather die and have their i1fisTinEs
ended than 10 live and suffer as they have. They
say they are worn out BY suffering, and are only
made worse BY treatment. or anything more
dlscouraging we certainly cannot conceive, and
were there no more successful mode OF treating
such difficulties than that, the principles OF which
forces Of the SYSTEM when the indications dictate
q treatment directly the reverse Of the one
adopted for them, their cases would be dsplor.
able indeed. But lady sufferers, there IL better
and far more successful plan OF treatment for you,
one more In harmony with the laws and require.
Ssns.ic freshmen, 2nd IpfouE mSdsIn:. VIII sSRsi
cure you. II you would use rational means,
such as common sense should dictate 70 every In
the very best lnYlE0raIihE t0niSs and nsFYlnss,
compounded with special reference % your dell.
cate system such happy COMPUTATION you Will
GslVsd the i0HdsII praise from thousands OF your
sex, Those lAnguld, tiresums sensations causing
you TO feel scarcely able 10 be on your fsst or as
eehd Hight OF stairs, that continual drain that
n sappinE from your systems Gil your former
elasticity and driving the bloom nom your
cheeks, thAt continual strain upon your Vital
oil be overcome and sHbdusd By Q psFseYeFpk
use OF that marvellous remedy, Irregularities
sys.sR are iSsTSd BY H wv mia nhd ssS
while periodical pains, The existence OF which II
sure Indication OF serious disease that should not
be leElsolsd readily yield 10 ~ and " use 10
special cause VI these palna ID permanently ~.
moved, Further light on these SUBJECTS may be
obtained from my pamphlat on diseases peculiar
10 your ser, sent on receipt OF two stamps, My
fRfOfila Prescription ID sold by all druggists,
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PAID NEARLY
$4OO-OO!!

JANCAh1 1910.
II. r. Stersls, esq.,"
DEAR SIR: When about six months old was
vaccinated. The parties who were vaccinated
from the same virus died from the humor. The
humer spread over me to such extent that
was rolled in bran to prevent me from scratching
my person. The disease finally settled In my head.
/ remained in this condition about twenty years,
troubled all the time with sores breaking In my
head and discharglng corruption frOm my ear. At
gradually increasing in size until tumor formed
OF such immense size could see 1t by turning my
eyes downward. All this time was taking Yari-
Gus remedies for my blood without any substantial
benefit.
who, during his treatment OF six months hneed
the tumor eight times, which cost me nearly SOC.
This lsft me with q rough, aggravated sore, with
out all diminishing the size OF the tumor, and in
o sickly, feeble condition. / consulted another
physician in Natick, who, AFTER considerable time,
succeed ed in healing the without reducing the
size. At this point commenced to use VEGETISE,
through the earnest persuasion OF . friend. After
had taken this medicine about one week expe-
rlenced wonderful sensations. MY whole body
seemed to be undergoing radical change, until,
finally, the tumor broke and discharged frightful
quantities. From this time 1t decreased In size
until the bunch disappeared, but my neck still
bears the ugly scars Of the sore and lance. am
now healthy and strong and able to work every
day. -.
fert from inhammatorY rheumatism ever since
can remember, until commencing the use Of VEGE-
TINE, when almost Immediately all rheumatic
pains ceased. This statement volunteer for the
purpose Of benefting other suffering humanity,
and Won will confer . favor by giving Il as much
publicity as thought proper. Very gratefully,
y. NJ. sAVELs, Ashland, Mass.
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THE LATE JOSEPH R. ASHLEY.
His Racord as q Soldier.

Notice Of the death Of this gentleman has
already appeared in THE REPUBLICAN,, but the
additional facts will prove ofinterest to his friends
Mr.. Ashley was born In Brooklyn, Pennsylvania,
September 10, 1882 Removing to Scott county,
Minnesota, in 1854, he engaged in mercantile and
real estate business. In 1890, being nominated on
the Republican ticket, he was elected county
auditor, although the Democrats had for years
been largely in the ascendant. In 1862, In con-
junction with Horace B. Strait, the present Rep
resentatiVe from the Second Congressional dis
trict Of Minnesota, he raised company for the
10th Minnesota volunteers On the organization
Of this company, which was subsequently, incor-
porated with tina 9th regiment instead Of the 1otr
he served at Fort RIdgely and other places on
the Minnesota frontier In 1852 and 1858; and sub
seouently in Missouri, Tennessee, and Missis-
sippi, until the autumn Of 1854, when through ex-
posure and over-exerti0p he was Frustrated by
disease which for many weeks threatened his life
and here Il may be remarked that 70 those VINO
knew how great were his sutferings at that time,
and how greatly HIS heslth was impaired thereby,
the announcement OF his recent sudden death
was not altogether unexpected. Partially re-
covering, he was declared physically unable to
perform further duty, and in December, 1854, he
resigned his commission as captain Of his COM
psny. From June, 1885, he serve as c,erk In the
once Of the First Auditor and at the time OF his
death was in charge Of section in the division Of
Col. !. s. Tichenor, To those who knew him, any
words Of praise for his many admirable qualities
would seem Euperhuous. It is sufficient TO say
that IN all the relations Of life he did his duty
we'll and those who had known him best were his
Warmest friends.
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THAT CAPITOL ARREST.

The PoEceman's Side Of the Story.
Mr.. John a. Chapman, the Capitol policeman,
who had occasion to arrest the colored boy,
Stephen WaIly on Saturday last, has made
statement of the case which shows that consider
able sympathy has been wasted on the youth.
He states that Wally is an impudent, worthless
fellow who hangs about the post Office doing odd
errands for those who need his services and is not
an employee, as was reported; that on the occa-
sion referred to he was making din with the
tags as q substitute for bones aHd when told to de-
sist ssueily informed the officer as to the law
and the extent Of his duty in the premises; that
after being warned three times he Insisted on re-
naming in the passage, just where he first Stood
and humping the sticks to bis hearts content, in
defiance Of the oficer, who then arrested and
locked him up. He was subsequently released
by some unknown party, rearrested by order OF
Capt. Blaekford, held until after afternoon, rs
stated, and then sent to the station-house. The
story that he was kept without food also turns
ont to be romance, rs, BY order Of Capt. Black
ford, Mr.. Graham called ct the room in which he
was held to see whether he wanted anything to
eat and found that he had been plentifully sup
piled by his friends Of the post office. In the
morning the officials called at the Police court,
and were told by the prosecuting attorney thSs as
the offence had been committed within the walls
Of the Capitol building 1t was beyond their juris
diction, and the matter was dropped.