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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner of 9th and sts., northwest.

TIL STEES, SALE, AT AUCTION, OF AN ELE-
CANT DWELLING IN A MOST DESIRABLE
PAkT OF THE CITY, ON / STREET, BE-
TWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND I6ru
STREET NORTHW EST.
T. By virtue Of aided of trnst to us, dated March
In q isl4 and recOr ded in Lber No. IA, folio III
one o. tie Lar records Of thu District of Columbia
we VIII, on III uRSDAY, the Goth day of May,
lo1a, at o clock p. m. in front of the premises
sell At public auction. Lot No. q of J. g Berret
subdivision OF original Lot No. g. in square No 49,
said subdivision being recorded in Liber IL ID q ,
folio IA IN the office of the Surveyor of the District
of Columbia.
This L fronts on street north and runs back to
gioCt alley; is improved BY elegant three story
Brick Dwelling No: 1887 street northwest, with
basement, attic and back building, and has excellent
furnace and range.
Terms; One third in cash, and balance in three
equal ray ment= az si,, twelve and eighteen months,
Tor which the notes of the purchaser bearing inter-
est al the rate of eight per cent per from the
day Of sale, secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty sold. deposit IF S250 viii be req urei Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale and all yancng
is at the expense Of the purchaser If the terms Of
sale not com piled with within week from the
day OF ale the Trustees reserve the right to resell
purchase; upon. giving seven days notice in the
National Republican and Evening Star
ARTHUR FENDALL.{ Trustees.
mays z. .,Xds DITNcANSON BROS.
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- II. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auc.ioneer,
Federal Building, corner 7th and SITS. northwes

II l.. Il,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 7th and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUGTI0N-H0USE No. lois
LIN STREET NORTHWEST.
~. by virtue of deed of trust dated March 18th,
1874, duly recorded in Liber IA folio LIS, of the
land records of ashington county District Of CO.
lumbia, and by direction of the holder of the note
secured thereby, we will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on SATU RDAY, this 5th day of Nav,
1878, at clock m, all those pieces parcels of
ground IN Washington city, known and designated
as Lot 20 and 81 of Coltmans 4 Adams trU stees'
subdivision Of Square 800, with the improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale: S 1000 with ten per cent Interest
from Sc ptenber 49, 1874, together with the xpenses
Of this sale in cash; balance in and Il months,
cured by notes bearing interest and deed Of trust on
the property sold Convey ancing at purchaser cost
One hundred dollars down when the property is
struck Of which will be forfeited unless the terms of
sale complied with in ten days from sale, w hen
the property will be resold the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser.
R.P DODGE, Ir
=. A. DARNEILLE.t trustees
mayl-eo8ds j. Ii. COLDW ELL, Salesman.
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EgTBE ABOVE SALE Is kvOIDABLY
postponed Until MONDAY the Ri dsv of MAY. !
u. l15, al o clock BY order Of The Trustee,
arg WASH. II. WILLIAMS, Auct
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N ASH- Z. WILLIAMS, Aurtfoneer
w Succe~snr O. Green & " illiarls Anrtforaa-.
1901. mort Invest corner 10TH and ID streets
TkUsTEEs' SALE yALUABLE Br1LDIyC

- y virtue OF authority contained in a daei
cNscu'ed on the llth day Of juno. IS-8 AM
,u'i4 t'ceTori- the undersigned will offer AZ
S,iiC - t'ii- pom The premises, on TIL L RSDAT
hal 20 n i-4S. AZ y O'Clock o. m. Lots / Isl :
g ana {" - Inclusive Of John b. Trrto4I s,,tiy,
son ~ square ls9 bounded by 18th AMI I7th and -
500 sleet5 nor Invest. These lots are yery
apr improving section Of the city. and the
kItUHi hehg hIgh aud we'll located. ami the lots Of
nv M. = p - viii be seen from the plat The
tTpgI1 "a o. sid ~ quantities to suit purchasers
I'm, q s-r one third cash, Of which a deposit
- IN -. u lot VIII BE- required 1T the time ~
te, IN. remainder IN equal ius,aneuts Al s. II and
- ~ 4tt-S' tie deferred payments 20 be secured by
IN N'tts 81 til purchaser. bearing interest NJ DER
'tlii' AM &c q IL trust fhe properly III The
tLl 81 tti 20 comply with the terms within ten
Jays 9trF sale the trustees reserve the rig.gn re
srA We property at the ri-k and cost ~ such ds-
,.i.,-.- purchaser MI convey aucug at cost of
ldlcAiser JOHN RIGGLFS.
Go. W. EVANS. trustees.
NAY - " Ssh b. WILLIAMS, Auct
EcP- three days before day salel
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TOE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs.

. 7 n vitt aud fayorite Iron Steamer ~
PIIOI COY, W. n. Byles, Captain <S.S
baAitg been thoroughly Oyerhauied and T1tfTed !,
Will I.une her trips fer Potomac river Landings on
IpESDAf, March III. aud every TUESDAY, aud
sA1l kpA1 thereafter, leaving fitZhughs wharf,
foot OF 9th street, AZ o. clock m Returning. wia
arrive Ia Washington every Wednesday and sunday
evening.
Freight received daily.
Al treights EUst be rrepad
febE N b FITZHrQH. AEON
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NEW EXPOSES LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN

" BETWEEN
EhlLADEEPhIA, ALEX ANDRIA, Va WASH
INCTOS AND GEOKGETONN. O.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier J. North Wha-yes, PhiiRdeIphIz,
SATURDAY, al IL n. IT, -
ID. G., MONDAY al ~ N.
This line connects AZ Philsdelphis with CIyde's
Regular Semi-weekly Line Of steamers Tor P-Oyf-
dence, Boston and New England States No wharf
ase il Boston BY this line.
G. HYDr, A gent tcr D. OfC.
WM ?. CLYDE Co. Phhsdeiphis.
". A. REED, Alexandria. Va.
ID. ID Z. MINK, - Devonshire street, Boston
30 Freights delivered by kuox's ENsrass. Or
ders lef; at General 0sce, COS Pennsylv wanna ave-
attended TO. sopa- fr
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW.
vTR0MAS BOWLING,
L Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
tSuocesScr TO La.imer & Cleary,j

u Ancf1oDeer and Real Estate Broker,
tsuecesScr TO La.imer & Cleary,j
Ecuthvesf corner Penna. Avenue aud nth street
ApMINIsTRArRIx saLEoF OVER TWENTY
Phs s45kE Of M9FHE al Hf t6R
LOIS Tyson, on SEVENTH STREET., BE.
TWEEN Il ANb ! STREETS NoRTHWEsT,
hTsF faE fSLL tXhsSs dS5psA ss SssE
EESGTkkHT sttfEkx .sAzoRs AAb bs stissaaSkse,
fEITHs wHks PHp kTSSF KXIXnS sILyER
sHPbikss, Ash HAR nSSshSS acH hRRfkahE;
H HAAERPRMARE Els, RsyIIhbDISao, HSRPWAks,
So. b fn fEiE N1fks ass. uS sbSk,
TThskkERS, HARDWARE, LARGE -kssoRT-
sPiGGoTs; ROPE, stsH EoRp,p CL ToYTYRkN
LINES, TWINE, BRUSHES OF EVERY DE.
SCRIP rIoS, CORK SCREWS, MtCHfNISrS'
sPkIS9F ,TESpss sT4
ssToCK WINDOW And LOOKING CLASS.
tRHP Mi ANp LAMP SHADES BELLHANG
6FEyEKi pEscRIPTiIioS, S s III T ffh AM
TTFRS' TOOLS AND MAfERfhL, f House.
sP3NGES AND CHAMOiS SKINS, WovE
GRITp- STONES. s. sH WkiGHfs,A Th 4 NIB
. IRfs NO Nor TSsG EGRssRRWT IT T5
MENTION. AT AUCTION. III
E On MONDAY MORNING. May 10, 1875.
beginning at 10 o'clock, aud EVENING. at
sold, at the store of the late Poulus Tuyson, No.
-, nn street, between n and streets northwest,
1tai sell the entire stock If goods.
Terms: Ore hundred dollars cash: over that su., a
Credit OF thirty sixty aud ninety days satisfactorily
Endorsed, barring interest at seven per cent
,o,x PtRrHENIA THYSON
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"ASH. u. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner of 10th aud ID SIS
Successor To Green AZ Williams Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE USIM-
PROVED PRoPERTn ON NORTH CAPIr0L
NORTH.
>no BY virtue Of a deed of trust from John b.
Tyler to Thomas b Bryan, dated the gIh day OF
- January, lS72 recorded in Libcr No. col. he
ginning at folio Z6S of the land records gf the
District # Columbia and by virtue % a decree of
passed the sd day Of March, ISIS, in equity cau.e
No. 1916, substituting the undersigned for said
Thomas Is Bry a. trustee under said deed II trust
and at the request of the person secured thereby
shalt sell at public auction. ia front CT the premises
on THU RSDAY, the 29th day of April. Is!S. an :
o'clock y m, sub lots numbered six t6', seven 4. J.
eight 80, nine o. ten lJl aud eleven II in sluare
numbered six hundred and thirty 6Sll, a. Laid down
in the subdivision OF original lpf one a p, la said
square. which subdivision j. recorded IN folio S. Of
LibcT II d. c., in tae Office Of The Surveyor OF said
District; also, all that part Of said original lot one
az, i'm square 90. at the northeast corner thereof.
fronting Horh Capitol street thirty five iS5 feet
and ten llol inches by a depth % one hundred snd
twenty 10 feet. Each lot OF parcel viii be sold
Terms Of sale One third cash; the ram sinaer in
two euuaI in -ix and twelve mont hs from
eight pr cent from day Of sale till paid aud t.
be secured 10y the purchaser notes and lien The
ue quiTtd at time Of -ale each lot sold All con
vey anciDg AT cost Of purchaser II terms Of sale bs
property will be resold al the risk and Of the
As wORTHNGTON. Trustee.
spl9d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
EyTHE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDiBLY
postponed Until MONDAY. the 81 dsy of May, A
aP29d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
rVTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poued until 7 4 ESDAY MAJ 18th, ISIS. at clock
IN. T. order Of ihe Trustee
EyTHE ABOVE SALE is STILL FURTHER
postponed until FhipAf, Mas 2Ist, at , O'Clock
maylid WASH q. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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- Ii. WARNER,
I'D. Real Estate Broker and Auctionesr,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets Y. W
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE WHOLE or
oIARE 120, BETWEEN AND 2D SIS
EAST AND AND q STREETS NORTH
- BY virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia, pas ed on the 29th day
~ March ISIS, in the case of William $ Hun
tington, trustee, VS.. Robert J Walker aud Others
being Equity cause number ,692; and by virtue of
the several DEGREES made in said and referred
to ~ said order. shall sell. to the highest bidder
on the promises on FRIDAY, the 9TH day Of NAV,
1875, at clock p m, the whole of square number
"a in the city of w ashington, District of Columbia
This square between LIST and I'd streets east and
and @ streets north, and contains about PSI, sil
square feet. 1t Is unimpTOyed, and will be sold in
one parcel that whoever buys can divide IL into
streets, alleys aud lots to suit himself.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; the remainder in
three equal instalnents in g. IL and Is months the
deferred payments to bear interest from day of sale
and to be secured by the the purchaser and
lien on the property sold. At the time of sale de-
post Of SaO will be required Of the purchaser
II the terms OF sale be not complied with in seven
days from day of sale the property will be resoId
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser Ali
conveyancing at purchaser expense.
A. s. W0RTHISGTON, Trustee
ap2l-d WASH ID WILLIAMS, AUcts
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED till
IRlDA i.the 1ith day of May, ISIS, at ) O'Clock
p. M By order of the Trustee rnay3-eoSd,
Republican, May Is and Ia.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctforeer
w (Successor 10 Green & Williams. A nets 4
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sts'

w (SuccessOr 10 Green Williams. Auctsl
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SIS
my REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF CON
ROOMS, "-'
n Takes place on SATURDAY, MayI5 1875.
w. at 10 o'clock n. m. The sale embraces "a large
~ as ortment of Parlor, Chamber, aud Dining
sroom FurL iture, Carpe-s, 0ilCIDthS, MattrpS-
ses, ten pieces of White and heck Mating Crock
cry, GLASSWARE. &c; one Twin Chili's Carriage;
also one Furniture Wagon
Terms cash. A deposit required on each artirIa
sold and II not called for day of sale unless by
SPECIAL agreement will b. sold at purchaser risk
at the next regular SATURDAY. sale
nyl3G WASH. II. WILLIAMS, Auct
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tsnNtEEl SALE OF STOCK Or ROOrs
AMI cttES AMI STORE YIXTURES ~
SSIUEh >. sI2 .TH STREET SOUTHWEST,
EF1l tu-g snd BY virtue Os a decree oa=sa5 Nav
~ 1 htS, i-5. ty he Suprene Court 4 tn NJ
b. NC = niuElbis- IN 81 To- numbered Si5-
.gn'tf = ckef- he undcrsiz -ir-l. n liver viii
s,o,s,S = e. u c-nnier cling at 10 clock a. NJ On
lhtNpA y Man 1T, IT'S m he premises No q32
-'Iee, iI hwest at p;biic auction. % the n. h. It
&c Sigr" iNtureS aEI tn" Sleek 81 q arls
NNt- a.. y "rr handise of AMI longing Z, tbs
S1e 81 = m les tuIlmns suj f.-n tiuin. In the
h-l..s o. u said receiver, consisting II q we'll
-'eI',d s,r,k q Boots AMI shoe. Tie GJols will
u. sold IN lots 20 su5t purr hasefs.
LIN q; SCI AZ c,-h, to b. pail b fore shs De-
tiy q ne arits si. If the terms Of sale ar.
~ NJ t;e wlfh within three 49, Iav- frr1 the dav
~ ssie The articles then pail for viii be rasd n,
We ftsk a,f q - the dsfaulting racer or pur
ia y after two dsN- notice in III Eyp9ir- Star
rcW-psper THOM l. HTAE p 80
hiy Ii k'p WASH. y. WILLIAMS suc+
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hUNCASSON BROS, Auctloneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwest

IL Southeast corner 9rh and streets northwest.
ASslGNEE'S SALE OF TWO BRICK STABLES
IN SQUAkE NO. 2I2
a On WI NESDAI the ri day OF jane next
Ia at > Gel * IA, will sell al p~Ilic auction
"a the premi g. lots seventy (70I and seventy
4l,l IN Litrh--lt 4 AugheT on ; sgbdi vision Of
lots in square No two hundred and twelve. f2l2. ,
IN Washington city District Of Columbia, improved
bv two brick stables.
Terms OIe half cash, balance IN six months.
GEORGE MASON. Assignee.
mylfd&ds ut ECANSON RIOS. Auct-.
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UNDERTAKES.
STEAMER LINES.


NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, HEW YORK
BOSION AND PRO VTDENCR
The new and elegant Steamer JANE MOSEIy
Mi Gommenee her tries between sr-A
MHSori1ih THURSDAY, .Aprh II, AZ } y. 30. l.s'ins
Washington every MONDAY and THURSDAY At
,. M, touching NJ the principal River Landings,
NJ Line for Boston and Prov 9ence, with the Olf
Dominion steamship Company FOR New York
, que n1uce viii be given when the LADY Of the
Lake will commence her regular trips.
For freight apply %
y. n. FITZHUGH, sth- street WHAT
G.. y. HYDE, Georgetown
u. A. REED. Alexandra, Va.
A. &. PLANT, General Agent,
mefee IN Room No. {. Plant BuiiIiag
D0TOMAC TRANSFORMATION Linz -
u The Steamer SUE Capt. JEs. aI-A
Harper, sud steamer (" EMPRESS. - EceeSs.aR-kS
Capt. J. 4. Barker, will leave Bzlfini1T- p--r ~
~, light street wharf, every TUESDAY aHd
INT BSbAl ~ 2 m, Tor " Washington and George
town ana intermediate landings returning ieaye Ste
phensUn : wharf, foot 9th street. every MONDAY
al y 2 m, and FRIDAY AZ y .. m. These steamers
are elegantly furnished with every convenience tor
the G fniCrt OF the travelling publc, and are uusut
passed IN passenger std freight acconnoda AZ 4uS Nv
any boats on the Potomac river. AL. EINRa
tkElGHTs MUST BIZ PREPAID. For further
inform alton apply 20
STEPHENSON 4 BRO, Agents,
biart I'm 1th street wharf
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THIS EVENING,

'VHOS. BOWLING,
Il AEciiUneeE aud Real 2 tate broker,
(SuCcessor to Isatimer < Cieary,l
Southwest corner Pelusy lvauia avenue ard Ilth ST.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07
c. J. D.-wca!I.

The Republican candidate for Judge
Of the District l.. q man unpledgcd 10
any one, and who in cur opinion, If
elected, will administer the law accor-
ding to rules of Justice, and not accor-
ding to the particular interest of coun-
ties or clients, usless those interests be
honorable. He is and has been IA warm
friend Of this section, and has and will
work in all honorable ways for its de-
velcpnent, ard he is a man whose
standing in the State makes his iual-
ence Of great value.
We have known Of his record IN this
State, and seen statements highly COM
mending him from Illinois, his former
home. He is most emphaticaliy the
choice of people at large in the State
who knows both the men, and We
commend him to the votes of this
county as a ma modest in his ways,
clear in his mind, and upright in his
character.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07
ANNOUNCEMENT,

CLOUD, Sept 24th, 1874.
Having beenplaced in nomination
as a candidate for Judge of the 9Th
Judicial District, | respectfully solicit
tie support Of the same. Although
the election Of judges seeus to. neces
i,ate a nomination. by some organiza-
ton | can assure all citizens that in
case of my election | shall to the best
o. my understanding perform the du-
tics Of the Office impartially and with
out respect to parties, persons, sections
or corporations, supporters OF oppo
nents; SO that none need look for ia
vors for their support nor for injustice
because of their opposition. For my
opponents | have no word nor feeling
but of the highest respect, and shall
not make the canvass with a particle
Of ill-fecIing towards either Of them !;
and hope that none of my friends will
treat either Of them with di>paraging
rcusxrks. Respectfully,
Il. /. HiNMAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07
TIE DISTRICT iuoaEsEIp.

The Bloomington Guard, in the in
terest of Mr.. Ga.lin. after | had left
the town of Bloomington, (Oct. 5th)
came out with some charges against
me which | should no. notice were
theynot entirely untrue. and issued
under cowardly circumstances ; having
been kept entirely secret until l had
left and it Wa supposed that it would
be impossible for NE to refute them.
1t charges Ist that | am in the en-
ploy of the U. p. X. Il. Co., and
working in its interest.
n. That said company are expend-
ing money for my election.
81. That if elected | will be subject
to their wi>hes.
4th. That said company are work
ing for my election.
5th. That l AN in combination
with Mr.. Dilwor,h for the defeat of
Mr. Ga>lin.
The five charges are consecutively
aud collectively unwArIauted and un
founded falshoois.
| AN not in the employ Of
the L. p. X X. 90. nor working in
its interest. Said company never used
a doll n nor used their influence for
my election.
IT elected I viii not be subject TO
the control or influence of any corpor-
alton person or section, but viii do
justice to all impartial.y and to the
best Of my understanding.
l have not been directly nor indi
rec;ly in continuation with Mr.. Dr.
worth for the defeat Of Mr.. Ga>lin.
l hare not said nor caused to be
published one word against either Of
the opposing candidates, and believe
that | am incapable Of attempting
snch q cowardly stab in the back Is
has been attempted by the blooming
ton Guard, the reputed organ Of Mr..
Ga>lin, when it was presumed BY the
concoctors Of the same that it would be
to late fog me to resist it.
Il will appear that the rceula. Issue
of the Guard was the ID, ani tina,
three-quarters ola column vas taken
out and these charges insertedacn the
night Of the ith. when Mr.. Gasi;n aud
myself we're in town, and NJ. Casio
caus. I the above to be scot out all
ov,r Ae District
Respectfully.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07

ACCORDING to the notice published
in the Chiel the Democratic Conven-
ton and Mass meeting took place in
the school house at Red Cloud, Oct.
Sth.
The meeting was called to order by
MIR. Armsburger of Guide Rock. ID.
s Helvern was chosen chairman and
o. Downes, Secretary.
Mr.. Harvey made a speech advocat
ing a peoples convention, attacking
Red Cloud. oppo ing a democratic
ticket and suggesting a mixed ticket.
After some speeches had been heard,
al further deliberation. the meeting
was transformed into a Pe, pc S Con-
ventiou and convention thereupon
proceeded to nominate a Peoples
Tic, ct. A. L. Burton of Willow Creek
was nominated for County Clerk. g.
w. Knight, in q humorous speech de-
climeI the nomination OF Treasurer (;
Diver =. vines Of Walnut thereupon
received the nomination. David Lutz
declined the nomination for County
Judge in u speech o such telling effect
that he was thereupon nominated.
The following gentlemen were then
dominated cor the remaining Offices /:
=. Laxler. Supt Public Instruction;
Geo. Taylor Ter Sheriff; Oscar Ar old,
Commissioner d. McCailuN. Sur
ysyor ; DR.. Smith, Coroner.
a resolution was then adopted. to
the effect that b. I. Human was-the
choice Of che party for District .sadge-
Mr. Human then male few re-
marks, refutine rhs casiSes or the
Bieom;pgtan G9ya ana ~eanNeanoa
tasrsapoa soatsei
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07
Neh-aska State Fair.
fFrom the Omaha Daily Bee !

a Ssh1hs ADnh <
The formal opening Of the ninth an-
nual Exhibition Of the State Agiicu'-
tural and Horticultural Societies of
Nebraska occurred today in the pres
ence Of a large of people,
and the rich display of all the various
products and industries from every
section of the STATE, ale highly iater-
ing TO the productive energies of her
citizens. One great fact stands cut in
bold relief that the IN .rvclous devel-
opments of thas portion Of our com
non country, the Great American
Desert" are ola character that can
not fail to ineite the honest pride of
every citiEenyof this nsw. yet rapidly
rising commonwealth.
But a few years ago this portion Of
our lovely country was a common wild.
the home OF the Indian, the buffalo,
the deer, and the wolf, composing the
vast hunting ground of the red man.
aud their rough wigwams dotted every
hill and valley.
There can hardly be realized by the
many visitors present today, who are
witnesses Of the material gathered a.
the representative wealth Of the great
and powerful industries. the change
which has occurred in such a brief
period.
To-day. instead of the clash oftribes
the war-whoop. the council fires and
the desth-shout, We behold q land
changed from rudencss 10 productive
beauty, FROM nothingness to immediate
greatness, from l~itileuess to sterling
msgni6cenee, in the representing of
elements aad materials. which exhibit
the richness Of the soil, the wealth of
az. iculture. the grandeur Of physical
labor, aud the shrill yet welcone shrek
of the iroh hosse-oue four countrys
magical developers, almost s~nnihsating
time and space, is the active agent in
gathering aud concentrating that pro-
ductive toll which secures and gives
this day to Beautiful Nebraska"-a
distinguished name and position
among ths states that coapo,e tbs
sseat AfsesNsB Eai9u.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-10-07

The three Webster county delegates
10 the Judicial convention went square
back on Haley though they were in-
strpcted for him.-fia-tibgs Journal.
Ruwors have reached our ears that
there are reports circulated IN this
county s~isailsr in nature 70 the above.
W. take this opportunity OF pronounc-
ing the ASSERTION a deliberate and IN
{ unded !alsehood. The Webster Go
delegates went to the convention with
the fixed purpose of supporting Mr..
Haley, which they would have done
as long as he wished them TO, bu,
when the convention va called TO Or
der and Mr.. Haley saw how things
had got mixed up, he would o ai'o.
his nsu TO be brough; beiore the con
yentiou, this being the case the Web
ster county delegates had no other al
tentative but To choose between the
regularly organized convention, called
to order by one Of the State Central
Committee, aud the boiling faction
under Gaslin, they feeling Disposed 10
see an honorable maj and a gentleman
secure the nomination .oI tins position
a. a matter Of course voted for Gen.
Dilworth, who is a man tina, even hi>
worst c euiies can say nothing against.