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We have often heard Of the phe-
pomons known IS spiritual nantes
taticna" We never saw q spirit, at
least, 50 far as We can recollect, but
have simply heard Of them. Yeo-
dore Triton, Eco, ef Brooklyn, N. Y,
. gentleman whose private character
and public fame is such that al must
-siye him. credence. says that the
speeches of Sister Woohull were In
spired by the spirit Of Demosthenes,
an cid Greek, Who in writing. used
fsndy, Itsie crooked letters. and thus
Obliged generation after generation Of
school boys to be bothered uith huge
j~exioons. and al that sort of thing,
xheoeyer they really wanted to know
Wat the old fellow was diving At
No doubt, bar Il Was . great couven-
iesce to Tiltoa. 10 his palmy days to
rseeivs his inspiration from the great
;u,ster Of ofatory through the English
seeking Ups Of Victoria. Bata
greater triumph MAS j. reserve. We
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THE ELECTION.
The People Triumphant.
LAIRD AID -EcsHc ELECTED.

We are called upon to annouce to
the readers Of THE CHIEF that the
INDEPENDENT Ticket for Members o!
the Constitutional Convention has
been elected by a large majority.
J.. IL. Thorne, Ct Webster county,
and James Laird, OF Adams county,
have been elected to serve the PEG
PIE. and they will not betray the
trust put into their hands by the vol
untary act of their fellow citizens.
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TIE NEWS.

Gen. Amasa Cobb, was elected May.
or Of Lincoln by q large majority. lie
was run as an Independent candidate
by his friends against his wish ard
consent.
Hon. NJ. Warren, author Of the
Ohio Criminal Code, has been defeat.
ed for con. con. in Jefferson comfy.
A daughter of Master Porter of the
State Grange, has received a clerkship
in one Of the departments at Wash
iugton.
Hon. A. J. Weaver, late District
Attorney for the First Judicial Dis.
trict has been elected to the Cons,itu.
tional Convention from Richardson
county.
The spelling school mania has struck
Lincoln, and the Opera House has
been turned into a school room.
Perry and Swan. Independents, have
been elected to the con. con. from Ne.
maha county. A good year for hide
pendents.
As a cleaver Of official heads, Sena-
tor Paddock is proving a success. j.
ID. Wilson, u. S. Architect, e. N.
Baird, Postmaster at Lincoln, aud DIR.
+. II. Longley, Receiver of the North
Platte, U. S. Land Office, being num-
bered among those who have already
passed under his little hatchet.-In-
dependent.
Prof. c. D.. WILDER. one of the lead
ing biologists of the West, has been
delivering a course of lectures at Crete.
Mr. c. II. Vining. living near
Bloomington, lately received a serious
wound in his arm by the accidental
discharge of a shotgun.
The Juniata Gazette says:
"R. X. Dailey's Valley House has
been crowded with guests nearly every
night for the last three m0aths. but
last week it was more than crowded.
Ruff" treats everybody like a Prince
and his excellent wife sets a fine table.
Long live the Valley House aud its
proprietor.
Kearney is doing her whole duty by
encouraging immigration to the Black
Hills. A large transportation company
has been organized there to run be-
tween the Black Hills and Kearney.
Gen. Conner was elected member Of
the Constitutional Convention from
Buffalo. The General is a gentleman
and a scholar aad richly deserves this
compliment from the hands Of his fel.
low citizens"
Fort -eight individuals in aud
around Yves. Point contemplate start
Inc foT the Black Hills some time next
month.
Niobrara Is organizing a stage conn.,
pany with a capital Of $50, 900 to run
daily coaches from that town to Fort
Gordon, in the Black Hills.
Columtns claims to be the very best
starting point for the Black Hills as
the road traverses a settled country
for more than half the entire distance.
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statement they support, and to endorse
him.
Now Mr. Editor, he knew when he
wrote. that the Committee would en-
dorse him, and be is welcome to the
endorsement If it will sooth bis rufled
temper. But l Am willing when l
return If the Committee like, to meet
my fellow citizans in Mass Meeting.
and abide by their endorsement or
censure. Yours Truly,
JAS. KIRK WOOD.
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AN

To reg llate the sale Of Illuminating
Oils.
Be it enacted BY the Legislature Of the
State of Nebraska:
SEC. /. That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons 10 offer for
sale for Illuminating purposes, as
agents or otherwise, any numerical or
petroleum, or into which petroleum or
any product Of petroleum enters, or is
found as a constituent element, until
he or they have tested the same in the
following manner, to wit BY taking
not less than q half a pint Of the oil,
fluid or substance tested, and placing
the same in a small vessel in which
there is no other substance, Of such
dimensions that the surface Of the oil,
fluid or substance shall not exceed
four square inches in area, and placing
a Fahreuheit's thermometer in said
oil, fluid or substance, in said vessel;
in such manner that the thermometer
will indicate the temperature Of the
oil, fluid or substance being tested,
which shall then be gradually heated
at a rate of not less than two degrees
per minute, Fahrenheit, to a tempera-
ture at which said oil, fluid or sub
stance will emit a gas or vapor that
will ignite by burning the fame of
lighted match or other burning taper
in contact with the surface Of the arti-
Gle being tested with such frequency
and in such a n as TO ascertain
the exact temperature by said Their.
mometer, at which said oil, fluid or
substance will emit a gas that will
ignite, and if it will emit a gas OF ia
per that will ignite at any Temperature
below 40 degrees, Fahrenheit, then
it is hereby declared to be dangerous.
and it shall be unlawful to sell or Offer
the same for sale.
SEC. = Provides that any person
Offering for sale cny such oil that has
not been tested, or that will not stand
the test, shall be subject to a fine of
not less than 500, or Imprisoned in
the Jail Of the county not exceeding
20 days, or bath, at the discre ton Of
the court, aud shall pay the cost Of
prosecution.
SEC. 3. Provides that any manu-.
facturer. r%efiner, or wholesale dealer
shall sell oil that will not stand the
above test, be shall be subject to a fine
not exceeding $1,000, or imprisonment
not exceeding 20 days, or both.
SEC. 4. Provides that any person
who shall sell any such oil 10 less guam
tity that one barrel at any one time,
that will not stand the above test, he
shall be subject to a fine Of not less
than S25 or more than $500, or Of i'm
prisonment Of not less than ten days,
or both.
SEC. 5. Provides that any person
sustaining any damage to his person
or property by reason of the violation
of the above sections by any person,
the guilty party shall be liable to the
person injured for all damages SO sus-
tanned /; and in case of death, the
guilty party shall b, guilty Of man
slaughter.
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TIE SENATOR, Of Hastings,-ev.
e,ylo,ly knows who We mean by
.IiiE sENAToR'-has kindly sent us
word that If We ever dared to show
our individual self within the sacred
precincts Of the Office of the aforesaid
SENATOR, which the same is located
at Hastings, be will then and there,
purposely, willfully, and with malice
aforcthought, proceed to put a boot
and shoe shop into active operation in
the inn. cdiate vicinity Of our valued
aud highly respected coat-tail. This
is fearful, and would probably drive q
common mind into q state Of insanity.
or, perhaps, a condition Of fear and
remorse that can only be terminated
by suicide. Il is a terrible thing to be
kicked. We have been kicked in
ssndry and divers ways. In our early
years We were kicked by schoolmas-
tiers and the ''big boys" we've been
kicked by policemen. by horses, by
horned brutes, and, Gguratively speak
ing, by a cold aud un%appreciating
world-but, We have never been sub
jectcd to the indignity of being kicked
by a JAcxAss. If fate SO wills it,
however, that this last and greatest Of
calami,ics IL about to oyertake us, We
will meckly submit, and endcayor to
return good fur evil.
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Notice to School Boards.

To DISTRICT School BOARDS:
You will please take notice that by
an act Of the Legislature, approved
February 18th, it is M de the duty cf
School District Boards to furnish
Immediately to the County Clerk a
statement Of the amount Of Bonds
heretofore issu d, and not already
paid, tie date of each Bond, the rate
Of interest, aud when and where it
Is payable.
Yon will make this statement as
| possible, and unless made in time
for the County Commissioners to levy
the tag required to pay the interest
on your bonds, no tax will be levied
for that purpose.
The law makes it the duty of the
c. unity Commissioners to levy the
tax at the same time other taxes are
levied on the first Monday in July.
BY order OF the Board Of County
Commissioners.
j. A. TULLEY. Co. Clerk.
Red Cloud, April L, 1875. st 6
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GRAIN RA1SERS RBRrSE to sub
nit to the wastefll and imperfect work Of
other Threshcu, when posted on the vast
superiority Of this ems. for saving grain, saw
ing time, AID doing fast. thorough AID econo-
mical work..
TanEsHrInrS Yrxp n highly sdyantsssous
TO run . machine that has no "Beeter.'
Pickles" or "Apfoa." that handles Damp
Grain. Long Straw. Headings. Flax. Timothy
Niilett and all euch difficult grain and seeds.
With kNTfRE EASE AND EFFECTIvk-
NESS. Cleans 70 perfection: saves the far
mee his thresh bill BY extra savins Of grain:
maker nc Litterinsss requires LESS THAN
M kALI the usual Belts. Boxes. JoRr-
nah, ard Gears easier DenAeed lese repairss
one that ersin r.isers prefer 70 emsloy ard
wait for. even atadysnce4 prices. while other
aachines are 'toat johe."
1ooP saDos 0aa~ WITH 60. 10 cd
n 0ea1e ~A0oDseas ROUeSs. aAs0 .
oDee4a01ty 81 0epagason -aeooe~
eKpee0oy fer 0r8AA r0WB0,- 00o
- match ether 00F0e Powers :
lf inserssAed in nain raising. OF :h:esAinG,
write fo- Iii1stra ed Cirealsrs tssnt Tree viii
particulars Of sisss. ssyio. prizes, terms.
-.
E1C00EA. 009PA8D = o..
Rsase Greek 4ScAissa
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CONFORMATION,
EURR OAK. Iowa.
March 81. rs. [

March 81, 30.
Ed. CHIEF:-I have seen four of
your papers since I left home-in
one | noticed an article in your issue
Of the Feb. 3d., from j. P. Bangham,
which although late as you published
his letter | hope you will not deny me
the privilege Of replying. Mr. Bang
ham begins his letter by using slang.
in which l will not follow. He say
| "laid in a heavy charge against him
in Omaha, and said that he did not
take the proper course to inform him.
self as to the amount Of suffering in
Webster Co., and that be was misled
by the committee" When l vas in
Omaha Secretary Trout made the
statement that parties had been sent
to the county for the purpose Of going
through the county to End out its true
state, and I understood him to say, it
was to be done by personal observs-
ton. The cause of Mr.. BINGHAM
having come to tie county vas men-
toned, and the statement I made was
rs follows:
That Mr.. Bangham came to Red
Cloud on Saturday evening Jan l6.
and that on Sunday a member Of the
Committee took him up the river
about 10 miles. and that Is they were
principally old settlers slong the route,
he vas taken it Vas calculated, to give
q wrong impression Of the state Of the
county. l further stated that I went
with bima short distance on the South
side Of the river, and that altogether
be was about iperhaps.) ten hours
driving through the county, and thst
no man could BY driving that length
oftime in the county, make . correct
report Of the suffering. From actual
observation. the above vas the state
meni ! made, aud I defy Mr.. Bang.
ham, or any other person 10 prove The
untrue. Again be requests
the Conmittee to write To- him which
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The school officers throughout the
county will please take notice that 40
act Of the Legislature requires the
county commissioners to make the
tax levy for each school district so far
as il is necessary to pay the interest
or principal on outstanding indebted
hess. See the notice Of the county
clc,t
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BY LouIsA II. ALcUrr. author Of Little
Women etc.
The peculiar featuresof 81. NieAla., which
have conduced 80 largely TO lis popularity.
will be kept ny with SPIRIT:
short aud eAsy stories n
GHAAAN, a Nd a. a6o Far transiasion
will appear occasionally. waiies Ssck.t
She 9sddIe 1S"x vii cootinae 70 be tuii
Of interest. and the department for e.ry
young readers vii! be enlarged.
Bsyard Taylor and other distinguished
travellers will give Stores u Foreign Coun-
tries.
Mr.. Rideirg will continue his series Of de-
lightful and instructive PapeIs on Practical
Subjects.
Mr.. Bartlett and others will attend to the
department Of Home Entertainments, n
leaux, WHAT'S, etc.
New writers. In addition to our present
people u all ages, Poems. 9tsx1es, SsO-
ries, Skesrnes. and papcfS on % isGO.
~, Bios raphy, GraVel, Adventure.
Natural % issOry. Outdoor and 1n-
dOCr sports. &C., &c. with q hearty
sprinkliDg Of fun throughout tue volume
Price $500 - yeas, but up to Jan LIST
Just clused Vol. IL for only 500 The
same, elegantly bound IN Ret aad Gofd will
be sent, charges paid for oa.Vb.
One years subscription and twelve back
numbers. $500. One years Subscription
charges paid tor sc. 90.
@~AH Postage prtpaa by us.
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1--WE learn that Lsird's boltine
scheme received the c%ountenance and
cid in Webster county Of &. l.. Math.
er, editor of the RED CLOUD CHEF"
Che above paragraph appeared in q
rcrctt humber Of the Senator's Pa.
Irr. published at Hastings, at the ex-
tfcine'y ''low,rate Of, etc, twenty five
per cent. Of the cash receipts given to
The destitute. ETC., ETC." BY way OF
r~arenlhcsis. We will say that the
:.A-ove quotation is the only true asser-
tim that has apresred in the Senator
laEcf during the last ten years.
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SENATOR, was it the spirit of a dead
mule that inspired you to threaten to
KICK our humble self the fist oppor-
tuDiiy?
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TERMS OF Svn, ,


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NICHOLS, SHEPARD & co.'s
TnsEsHER

The BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of this Grain
Saving. Time Saving THRESHER, isuppre-
cedented in the annals Of Farm Machine y.
In q brief period il has become Niiely known
and FULLY ESTABLISHED. as the
"LEADING THRESHING MACHINE."
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st. Nicholas for 1875.

The prospectus Of the second volume shows
that there Il. TO be no falling Of. bat an in
crease in its literary and pictorial AttrAc-
tons. Among the other attractive features
are
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s.. NichoIesso4
7
A Book for Boys and Girls.

OF this book Charles OaA:y WasoeS
writes:
its glory Of red and gold. ue have . perms-
nest addition To the literature of the young,
Never before has 80 much literary mad and
artistic talent co-opsrssed in tne sery ice q!
children. IL IL q continual educate. Of their
taste ond Of he'll homer and courage ! do
not sec hov it can be made any better. and
if the children don't like II. ! think it Is time
to begin to change the kind Of children in
this county"
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"1he Young Surveyor
.sEIGHTC COUSINS,

by J. T. ~TRowsgID6K. author Of the Jael
Hazard stories. etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-14

/ shall Be pleased to a-r5 passenger
upon the day. mentioned. leasing Re
Cloud It IA y on Mondays, Wedne
DAYS and Fridays Leaving Jssi.ta
II 6 A n. oE Tuesdays Thursda,s
and Saturdays
Fare reasonable.
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IHrANTED-AN ENGLISH OR SCOTCH PROTESTANT
w riri tor general hruS work In small private fam
iiv Inautre at "a Gaatln place, Brooklyn. Cross Full
ION
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Cooks. s..

40 EAST 10TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
f1A PROTESTANT as cook, washer and ironer TO go
IN the country good reference
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JxrANTED-A NTAT TRUSTY. WILLING YOUNG
w girl Ia 40 general homework In small Americas
family ticrmtn prelerrc Apply at 1871 West 10Th ct
near Broadway
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SITUATIONS wAETED-rEMALEs.
Nurses. SO.

90 wEsTl 3TH sT.-rwo RESPECTABLE GIRLS;
90 one as nurse and one as chambermaid and seam
stress.
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117 WEST SID ST.. GROCERY sToRE.-A COME.
I'll tent woman as good cook, washer and ironer;
objection TO private boarding house; good refer
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0Oi WEST 94rH Stan AMERICAN LADY IN A
ZZt fnm,ly; would assist the lady of the house; IL
good s. wer; willing make herself usiuL Address
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.

900 EAST l2D STA YOUNG LADY AS CHAM
OOC bermaid and waitress; objection 10 the
country; reference.
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JIrANTEp-AT MRS. n. A. HA-TINGs FRENCH
w Millinery, IS Union square. thoroughly compe-
tent saIesady one experienced first class trade and
Goods an 4 with un uucs tinuabe references
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yIfANTED-A GIRL TO 30 GENaRN " HOLSEWORk
w in small family at l0i West z9th g.
lNTANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL FOR GEN.
w cral houscwork in an american family, must b.
washer and ironer, best reference required
ais ssh
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Ak SOUTH WASHINGTON sQUARE.-A FRENCH
I'll lady, who SPEAKS English, TO mind the children
OF a family going 70 Europe. good city reference.
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O04 WEST 10TH STA YOUNG GIRL As MUIR
ZZ-F sery governess, Is willing and obligng; first
class city reference.
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OlO room ga girl 10 do general house work
good cook and ironer splendid baker OF
and biscuit; good references.
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4 OlD 80 Av. ANn 10TH STA YOUNG GIRL To
- mind children and make herself generally
useful good reference from last place Can be for
two DAYS
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900 SrH Az CORNER s0rH STA RESPECT
.)JD able girl as chambermaid and waitress, or TO
do plain scwing can operate on Wheeler Wilson'S
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goo WEST 10Th ST., IN THE GROCERY STORE
DCZ Two Young girls TO do the work of family;
COOK. washer and ironer the other waitress
and chambermaid; willing and obligng; good city
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go WEST HrH ST. THIRD FLOOR FRONT
%O= room.-A young girl 10 do homework r cham
berwork and take care 81 children good reference.
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PROFESSIONAL STU ATIONs WANTED
FEMALES.
HE'LL WAvTED-FEsIALEs

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. WHO SPEND THEIR
n summers at Northern watering places ami their
winters south wish 10 employ accomplished young
lady or ycung widow, who is competent clerk and
nurse and agreeable conipa nion good wages paid
aud no mental service required Address, giving full
particulars J. g. 5, box las Herald Uptown Branch
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

Gee SD Av, BETWEEN 26TH AND 9TH SITS, IN
COU the store-A respectable Protestant girl as
cnambermad and waitress, would as walt
ress alone objections the country best reference
from last place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

129 WEST igrn st REARSA RESPECTABLE I'LL,
cook. washer and ironer; willing and obligng good
city reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

yITANfED-A SOBER RELIABLE ENGLISH wo-
w man frst class cook every respect; also one
as cook snd general assistant Apply NJ 10 EAs
18th st, after 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

Ole EAST 9TH ST., BETWEEN lsT AND SECOND
OlO avs, top floor, room ia respectable French
girl speaking German TO do general housework; ouy
short time i'll tins country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

5A4 I'd Az, NEAR soTH sT,-As FIRST CLASS
ily is good baker; objection to the country;
see last employer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

900 EAST 22D ST, IN THE BAKERY sToRE.-A
O-U respectable young girl 10 do general house
work city or country; good reference.