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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

The Richmond Wig. IN view OF the OF rage
perpetra,ed IS the administration ia Loul>laoa,
sharply puts the question TO the American
peope: Are W. 70 have the civil or the MI
tary law supreme? l. au empire or rvpusic
the choice OF this country? Are the the local
governments of the several States to be subor-
diuate to the caprice of the President, the will
Of goaggsss: .bs i2vsI:sss 81 party Or are
as long as they represent the will OF their PEG
pie and are obedent to the organic law OF the
Union? Are we to have our legislatures liable
to be dispersed by despite soldiers obeyiDs the
orders of usurpcrs ? IT is each Commonwealth
to be protected from oppression, by aiio"i"s
It's citiz:ns to exercise the rights OF fTeeu@h 70
which they are entitled under the e1is II the
government founded by the toua:ers Vi the
Unou? These arc the issues noR before the
country
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NE MORAEDA.
MAR

By Rev; Father AAvenara, Of the Roman
Parish of Rapdes. in the State OF Lou isisna- on
"Wednesday, the S0:h OF December, 1874, DA-
VID 7. STAFFORD, second son Of the late
General eroy stafford, OF Louisiens, to AMY
BLANCHARD. eldest daughter OF Gen. George
Mason Grshsm.
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PORT OF ALEXASDRI4, JAA'Y. 9.
sun rose....7 Is NJ Don <.:s......... ,
sur sets .............4 50 High wa:er........ G.
ARatr -

ARatrEr
Steamer L.dy Of the Lake, Norfolk, 10 A
Reed.
), hr Coriova, Hudson river, for Washington.
Schr } 4 Gro cScr, Geo. getown, to Zna:t"r.
SAILED.
Steamer Pivt Boy, Carbon al, BE- F a Reed.
hr White cqu.rc, Georg:to%n, by Su.oot
s. Perry.
MEMORANDA
Schr John Speiden, hence, st Richmond 1.h.
schr u 3 Martin, from Geo:g =town, at Rich
mo.td It'll.
Schr Kate, for his port, cleared at Balti-
more S:h.
The new tug bos. in progress Of contraction
iol Capt Mat ke7sey, al the alexandra lila
rlne Railway, is almost ready 70 receive her
uschi.ery, and wall DE- when co: p.cied, a.
handsome and a. ~ b$ sr.al piece ol thnt sort
Of marine architecture as was ever !acnched st
= ship yard Her model Is an improvement
upon that OF All old tug boa: eionsing 70 Cspt.
hers-y. and her power will. it Is saij, great
er than tlat OF boats of me old mode.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

The Baltimore Gazettes Washington cor
respondent says 1.-THE iucendary kilograms from
Sheridan aud the congralulating dispatches Of
the Secretary Of War are no longer to be made
public"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

The New York Herald says :-Ma: sachusetts
saw on Thursday spectacle as unfamiliar as
roses 10 December or snowfakes 10 JuDe the
of democratic Governor at the
capital"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND
VIRGINIA ADVERTISER has already en-
tered upon the last qusrter OF century of
its existence. Few newspapers in the coun-
try are is seniors. During all this period
its prominent object has been to advance
the interests OF the people of whose life it
is the daily chronicle. Is fortunes have been
their fortunes; it has shared their prosper
i,y and uttered in their disasters. Its in
splra.ion hAs been the desire TO forward the
bes: interests OF the community in which 1t !s
locsted, and its own prosperity is as it has been
purpos.iy made, insepsrsble from that of the
community that it aims to represent. When
they grow rich i. hopes for reward common
s.rate With it, ,abors While they are poor, 1t
expects TO work with them and for them, e1-
pecting t. III Ike their success the measure of It's
OWL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

TIE Hai,ae.i farm, cootaIalDg l62 acres
situated u.ar Nvw,2sn, Frederick county, was
>od list Monday, by Col S }. {. Moore
,rus;c., f., So i,vr acre. Nr. Wm. Swith was
tie lurc!a.uE.
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country.

The New York Journal OF Commerce strenu-
ousIy urges the recall Of Sheridan aud says nat
il Congress has the self-respect which be.ougs
to common manhood, it will at opce dciIauI
his recall from New Orleans. This is a
matter upon Which high-spiriied, honora-
bic Cousrcssmen of all parties should
agree There is not word Of truth 10
any Of the assertions publicly made by General
Sheridan. His friends may explain bis mon
strous ibes upon peacciuI community On the
theory that he Was misiuformed. OF only carry
ing out the cul-and-dricd orders from Wash
iDgtou; but the fact remains that h: Las pat
his namc to this most Infamous misreprrscuta-
ton Of the Souhern people. with Sheridan
out of the way, We can more ca'mly and Or ii
ably consider the best course to be pursued III
the Louisiana difficulty.
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4 LEXANDRIA s FREDERICKSBURG
~ Railway,
AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTIN
RAILROAD.
e. ne aa5 60 .;ss;

ALEXANDRIA AID FREDERICKSBURG RAlLN Ay.
After JAN UARY Sd, 1915 trains will run as
follows:
Leave Southwark from Alexandra & Freder.
ickEburg depot at IL IA Il. m. Southern Express
daily, except Monday. The Southern Express
runs through % Ricr:n md without. change, con.
Meeting al Richmond for Al points South.
Leave Nor.nward from Alexandria i Freoe,-
icksburg depot at 4311 b. III. Northern Express
iaiiy, except Monday, ,hr"ugt NORTH and
West The Northern Express run through to
Baltimore, without change. connecting with
trains on the Northern Contra! Railway for the
North and Yves.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
After JANUARY B. trains will run as fol-
lows, daily, except Sunday:
Leave Alexandria for Washington, from st
Asaph street depot, st 900, 100 $40, so, loco
ard ll.GD q. M; and LOO 800, 4 no. 800, GO
and 100 p. III.
daily al others daily except Sunday.
The trains leaving Alexandria ~ I, and II
am, !, 4, and pm. connect through TO Eulti.
more The u. ard p. M train: CONNECT
at Washington with through New York trains.
Leave Washington for Alexandria from PISS.
go 500, 800, 1000, and HOO u. M; and LOO,
3.Hl 4.0G, $40, 60 and 100 p m
Trains iesving ut y. w q. m aud 100 p. n. RUIZ
daily; eli others daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at I, 8 and 10 IN.
1,3, 5, = and ll:33 pm. connect with traIns from
Baltimore. The d. M, and p. ~. trains de-
liver passengers from New York.
AlexaEdria and Fredericksburg Railway
trains esve passenger depot, cor 6tn and 4ts.,
at l1.45 p. m Southern Express for Richmond
and Ill points South
TRAINS FOR PHlLA DELPuIA AND
NEW YORK.
Leave Alexandria al 90 d. M, and HOO 1.
M, and 4 and ! y. N.
Leave Washington at 9.25 and 1l.55 a. H.,
and d SO and sos p. m.
Train leaving Alexandria at 4 p N. connects
with train leaving Washington at !. 53 p. m. foS
Philadelphia, arriving at Philadelphia at 10 d
.. ~.
Tickets to Philadelphia and New York can b.:
obtained at the st Assph street depot.
EDMUND l.. QUARRY, s;up't
ED. s. YOUNG, Gen. Pas. Agen, jan 8
plSlNG SUN STOVE POLISB-".A thing
u o. beauty is a joy forever" hr sale al
l47 King street.
dec u W. +. BR(hakES.
rOLTON YARN, all numbers, ala Carpet
~ Chain, all colors, :, ceIved to-dsyby
WIN. N. BERkLEY,
oct 5 "a King street
ZINE and GROUND ALUM SALT in store
y and for sale by
DELAPLANE s. FOWLE,
dec % z King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 8.

LOUISIANA IN THE CABINET.-N learu
from the Washington Il .puoc4u, the orgao OF
the administration, that az tae Catinet meeting
Yesterday all tue u .ubafs were present except
Secrstar; Delauo, WAC vas represented oy AS
sis,ant Secretary CoSa1 TIE session lasted
from uooa until ABOUT . Is c!o:k. The Lou
isiaua troubles was the principal subject OF
conversation. Aiii;oual intelligence 90 this
subject vas presented for consils:anon. lhe
conversation Oh the >ut jet was, however ad-
iouroed without aus definite results ha'l1s
been reached. We are further Informed tha'
the special mcSsagc OF the President relative
to Louisiana will probao:y b. turni:hed 10 time
70 be read at the Cabloe, meeting ou TUESDAY
next and transmitted 70 Congress Tic same
dav, together with mass OF docu ncn;S rei.:-
tive to certain events winch have irla>Hired 10
The South within the past few years, which
are in the course of preparation at the al
Department aud the Department OF justice
Also that the message, viii once more inpera'
lively urge upon Coogr-SS the Necessity OF
taking action waich shall determine the status
of The State finally aud that 1t possible that the
President may recommend solution OF the
difficulties By the author z!og of Jew election,
With safeguards for ao honest aud untramme-
ed exercise of SUFFRAGE and it is positively
stated THAT the fact will be disclosed by the
message that there have been DO new lustruc'
tious iu regard to the use OF troops issued to
the commander Of the department III which
Louisiana is situaei, aud that Governor he!-
loyg made MS cali u?:n General Emory Tor
troops on Mouday last by virtue OF his r.qulsi-
ton made in September, aud that no orders
emanated either from Washington or from
General Sheridan iu regard thereto.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

Tie .unac trauc, scarcely kuoWn to Virginia
;ei,rc the var. Is sad to nave brought Into
tie State .a. year, 500 90 that beng s'o,'
urJ .c>, ...an FIR he var 1878
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Another Rlurf.

New ORLEANS. jan s.--The following dis
patches are published here:
new ORLEANS January 6.
TO IT. W Belknap, .ecrstary Of War; Wash
ington, d. c.:
shall send you this evening report of af-
fairs a. they actually occurred here on the h
instant My tels gram to you of that date and
those Of the 9th and 9TH inst are 80 truthful or
the condition Of Affairs in this sccti N, and strike
so near the water line that the minister's Of the
Gospel and others are appeaei to to keep the
ship from sinking Huns. life has been held
too cneaply in this Stale for many yeas.
P Il SHERIDAN, Lieut.. Gen.
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Ladies' Misses and Children's Boots.
Shoes ana Slippers.

We are this day receiving full line Of La
lies, Misses and Chi!dren's Boots, Shoes and
slippers, suitable for Fall and Winter, em
cha>crs 10 call .nd examine for themselves, rs
they Will be sold st low prices.
sep y w. b. WADDEY, a Kings;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

p b SHERIDAN Lieut.. zen.
BUTLER AND TIE REGULARS In tbs House
of Representatives yesterday. Mr. Young, OF
Georgia, from the Committee on Military Al
fairs reported bill 10 promote General Rulus
Saxioo to a place on the army register next
after Gen. Stewart Van |lict.
field, of Pennsylvania, opposed tie oil on the
ground that the effect would lie ~ put General
Saxon above Co Ekin. Mr. Butte: ctaeac-
teriz iii, a: rcncSa! Of ;he I'd hsh: be
tween tie r gaa1 "fii:.rs AMI the vntuteers,
aud he charged that he regulars W re nanglog
around Washington aud l'ecku. al Congress.
while the officers Gho were aui'olu;ed from the
volunteers We're in acilce S;fv:ca IN the plains.
Mr. MacDou:all. OF IDik, dctended he
officers OF the regular aruy irvm the charge
made by Gen Burler, AID >ai1! the crmmaa:i-
ars who most distinguished themselves in the
late Har on both sides were graduates u " eel
4! Point. The gcuL!cnau from Massachusetts,
| was distinguished vc'uu'eer cti-cr WI y
| did not he 10 .uucihiig while IL command u
az army?
Mr. Butler repiied ;h,, regular army afHcer-
uid not y rpIt bin; TO d anything.
Mr.. MacD,uga Inquired bow they eouid
prevent HIN?
NJ. Butter Gcnc: t;:at regular fics:S w"uid
not obey his Oh d9rS. After the War tue voiun.
teers went hone and 1il rot tta. Starvation #
they lost their place, 10 the army.
Mr. Carl I'D expressed SUR rise that Mr. But
! Ter should mak- the troad assertion that resu-
| lar Officer. refu ed 70 oey lis c:i,.rS.
Mr.. Butter said he had r-tcrcuc: ouly 10 two
corps commanders. who were regulars AID who
always ihwartc,! hun.
The bill 3e7roped much 9ppo>ti.u, bu, il
was finally passed.
THE PRESBYTEaIAy UNION CONFERENCE. =
The comuittre on the part Of liz Nor'helu
and of the Southcro Prrsby ;criau General As.
sem oe-, rcsfesivey Appointed to pIou.ote a
lrateroaI unlon Of the w. brauches o: the Pres.
byteriau Church. which met Thursday uight al
the franklin Street Presbyterian Church, Rev.
W. Z. Murkl4ud pastor, continued their SEES
sion yesterday. The committees met separate
Is yesterday. the NurtierD commlttee III the
lecture room OF the church, aud ihe Soui hcru
committee 10 the pastors study. Rv. DR..
Brown. of Rich moud The presiding ethcer al
the united me-tilg. of the committees. also
presidcS 1t the meetings OF the ooufheru cons
mittee. AID Rev. Dr.. Nichols. OF ST. Louis.
presiues 10 the Northern comnittee. The
business yesterday was conducted by writteu
COMMUNICATIONS between the TWO committees.
No result has yet been arrived al, but both
committees are animated By a very amicabe
spirit, aud it is likely The entente cordia'e Dow
prevailing will be preserved aud that a solu-
tioo will be reached in iayc CT TWO that vii
tend to the charisbing Of closer fra.eroal rea
tons between the Two bodies represented 10 the
conference,
Judge S. NJ. Breckenridge. Of St. Louis, a
k kGss 6h y,ijs. ii"eia4t'ts
| Baltimore Sun
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The following were the receipts by the Wash
i"ston and ONO i:airos1 this week:
Whes: 7G3 bushels, corn 103, rye IS, me Il 20
feed II, ear corn 10 ibis, cried fruit bags.
eggs . bbls ID boxes, pou try 80 bbls :. i
boxes, huttar "a bbls ard i.kins, caves I9 bead,
fowls 10 coops, -four = bbis, honey boxc:,
rEs IS bags. PORK IL, le5 .ts, fresh beef rs lbs.
hides b1ncles. plows 4 csst~gS Is bu1dies,
old iron 2zl0 lbs, merchandise l&5J lbs srok.
timber car, furniture car, hay And s.raw
cars, sheep Car, cntt!r CATS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

Coal 2RADE.- During ihs past va: III g
tons OF coal were received a. Georgetown by
canal from CuuIb .riand q decrease OF II IS;
tons as compared with 1873. Alexahdrs re
ceived little over one. third Of the receipts, o.
nearly 10000 tors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

Especial attention viii be devoted to presents
ing as we'll from original sources of information
as from its exchanges, the news of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

As tie interests Of the people mainly centre ~:
home, 10 pain. will be spared to chronicle sil
matters occurring in the city and neighbour cd,
gross narrative as u7f. for journal that is
treasured S. msry thousand hesrthstones OF
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

It's contiguity to Washington gives the Ca
zette sn early precedence over all the journals
Of the State il Intelligence of the operations Of
the General Government, now Of such vital i'm
portsnce to the people of The South. The pro.
ceedings of Congress will be regularly reported
in succiIct form for its columns, but all matters
detail.
From the State Capital it will receive early
and accurate accounts Of the proceedings OF the
General Assembly and of ali the operations Of
the State government likely 70 interest the
people
In its commercial columns the especial feature
will be promp.ness stnd accuracy. The farmers,
droveTs and commercial people of the State,
know taey may Dope, d up the Gazette.
Early aud reliable reports of the Grain, Cattle
Grocery and other Markets Ti! be furnished
and the prices and position of the stocks, which
the subjects Of business transactions in this
section of the country, carefully quoted.
The continusl favors Of those who have once
used the Gazette as advertising medium is
warrant for saying that it pays to advertise in
its columns
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COM NERClAL.

ALEXANDRA MARKET January 9.-The Of
ferings on Change to-day were light, and the
market quiet. Only sbcu: coo bushels of Wneat
were exhibited, which br-usht 10, III and Us
Tor ldiEs:y 10 fair red. No sales Of white Com
reported, and only 100 o! mixed at So; some
small parcels Of yellow drought So. Small sizes
OF Rye al %, ard Oats at G5.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

RED CLOUD. March 10Th, 1875.
Pursuant to q call, the citizens of
Webster county assembled in Mas
Convention, At the School House in
Red Cloud, for the purpose Of electing
ten delegates to represent Webster
county q the District Cobvention to
u held Il Hastings on the 3Oth inst.
The Cosventioa vas called to order
BY d.. J. 4. Smith, Of Guide Rock,
cAsirman Of the Webster county Cen
tal Committee.
On motion. David Luts was elected
ehairuel Of the convention, and q. L.
Msther. SEQ =
Il Vas movec hat the delegates be
sppovtioeed to the different precincts
II the cousty. which Vas agreed to.
The spportioumeat being Is follows:
Gside Rock. 2; Red Cloud 5; WAL
nut Greek, 2 Oak Greek, Batin and
Hsrwosy, I each.
On motion tho ooavsotioa. proeeed-
Cd 10 ballot e. AelegatsA With-shs FOL-
beioe rsnlt:
Red Gead.-C. u Msfher, R L
Tinker. and J. l. NiIkr.
Guide Rock;-AsAer Bsaland BE.
Bensett.
Walnut Cseet.-w. J. v.ses and
n. Holdsde.
Ok Cseek,-H. D. Ramsay.
Basia.-E. l. GrubA <
Hsf1oay.-Fnak Msttesn1t
On sstioa. Coavensioa aljsesaed-
0. LUsz Chairnss. :
cL MATHu. Seueffsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24


EVERY manin the county should
constitute himself u Board Of Immi-
grafton" and do his utmost to give
all the information possible concerning
the country. 1t is believed that every
settler can induce at least one more to
come, and that would double our
population. fit is settlement. that
is needed 10 . new country, take
hold with q good will, and there Will
soon be a large population here. with
the consequent increase Of church and
educational privileges, and the value
Of property.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

The assessors have about com pleted
their duties, and 10 . short time the
returns will be all in. As soon As
possible the total valuation of the
property 10 this county, and the en-
umeration will be published. We
wish to again call the attention of the
assessors to the importance of taking
the census, carefully and thoroughly.
Aside from the heavy penalty for
~neglccting this, it should be the wish
Of every officer to make as good .
showing as possible for his own pre-.
cinct. Fiji is discovered that any
persons have been overlooked on the
census rolls, gather them in before it
Is TOO late.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

A. loe nyssif. I sxpseted 10 81 a3oag
vitbost I'D. ut he Assiese Of D. D. Hsisem
has sss . nss hsA late ~ I'D. He says
he hss alresdy rsestsed aid. ssd vfil call FOG
more IL be sesds IL. he $50 says he IL fem
ihing WORT fer too Of ~ destitute nss Il
50 csats per day. Nov ths. h sooAi that 10
.'kis," I like Inst.
Hereafter I will draw some supplies myself
Gil csal and thea I will hire some Of the
destitute 70 work fes nj. and ! viii sit by the
are and sLsse RE aid seosesies. and il will
ssvs said destiots from the Installation Of
rsesivins sh. And I see many other ways
in wbi, 5 I can bdp the needy vhs do not
like % apply for aid theosslves. For in
stance. By rseeivins ss@ethies. NJ wife and
] might b able to 90 10 . dance and pay the
fiddler something. thereby assisting some in-
dustrious individual Who il 70 proud 10
receive public aid. And then il ! should
draw" could SON esimes when I felt Q little
under the weather." ~ to the saloon and
take q little something" and thereby help
the eaioon keeper who perhaps may be q man
With soul 70 noble to screp. psblic charity.
And then If could draw some nations just
now. l know where I could trade some for
jewelry for my oldest daughter and thereby
help some deservsins people whp do not like
70 ask for aid.
There are several other ways in which I
could help tie suffering BY receiving aid my.
sell. which will not take the space TO men
iion. But it Is very stFans. to me that I did
not think Of these things bfore. What Q large
amount Of good I might have dope.
Chantab.y Youns.
Gno
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

UNDER q law enacted the past
winter. it will require . two-thirds
vote. after September next. to issue
the bonds of any county, district or
municipality. This will have the
effect Of hurrying up some Of the
counties. and probably in some in
stances bonds wiil BE- voted and issued
nshly. and prematurely, rather than
to wait and take the risks q two
thirds vote.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

IT speaks well for the credit of Ne
braska, that the relief bonds were sold
above the par value thereof. They
we're negotiated and sold ct . premium
Of four per cent. Considering the gen.
epal depression in money matters and
the uncertainty in the minds Of many
concerning the future Of our State, We
may well call this a good advertisement
for Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

JOSEPH CARRIER, ESQ.,. who is well
Known BY al our older settlers, as .
former commissioner Il this county,
and present clerk of Nuckogs county.
resolved the nomination in his district
hr the Constitutional Convention.
without . dissenting voice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
GEMS facx ?Hz AIcrT,

Sersp Beof Hissraf,ss. s.s Dysx,-s co..
faDsss.
a large eoIisetson Of ~pirtsres ~ dissrsnt
ne and on sifnose sssry e"ncsissbis sahisfs
hsse hem pat sr 10 - q ~trssflse eGfs4aFs.
and sse ncv oarred II q price INTENDED 10
make them pspuias In svsry sensa-
Envsiose No. 7. eossainins al asAssSsi
ensrssing - nov ready and yiii bs s.o.
go.tasee psf u snd a<iir ess fer y Doh.
an A LIBERAL discount to asssn $50
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
REPRODUCING
All Cost Of Is Gents q Part.
PsKrs .. ia III AEs Jrsr PvsirsusB '
THE ART

Con plsts in u MONTH, psst.. ., 81 ssch r..
r,"dueins the hes, foil page illustrations
from toe earlier yoiames Of he Aiiins
Each monthly par, will eoatsia .I 'ursrs
plates ~t.h sceofn pan, saz iescTintis- % stfsf
Add whether far hipd IND &c frsmius ril.AS
entirely ssyvnd G. m petition 10 pr . or sres
tic character Every IMPRESSION oil DO moss
esrsfatiy taken ga the en.st toned gsp~t.
and no pains will be spared o. make thss, The
richest pr0tas ION eta pres. nhleh has ga.
IN . msrvsious;y sbsss time. . World ode
ssputAtisn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

pay Taxes ior non-ressdsEts.
~ A ceutios sl.o siveu 10 the pro>e ~
q m Of all claims before the local aad ssserai
Land O@ces. and Secretary Of the Interior.
THE DOMESTIC!
EE;a|'@e 20
q
Least dificulty 10 learning It
Least skill required to use It.
Least labor to work il.
Least care to keep it 10 order.
Least trouble to change it
least changing required.
Does fine work equal to any other.
Does heavier work than others.
Does heavy work easily.
Does everything we'll.
Does nothing H. or grudgingly.
Gives satisfaction,
Exceeds expectation.
Justi6es the praise it everywhere
receives.
few days trial solicited.
u. n. JOHNSON, Trav. Agent,
Crete, Nsb.
ENERGETIC Agents Wanted.
Ladies, send to Chicago Office for an
elegant fashion book. 2-3
ARCHIBALD x. KgNHEA8.
NOTARY PUBLIC. REAL ESTATE.
AGENT, AND AucT1oNzIR
All business strictly attended to asd ali
correspondence promptly answered. 6pecis
attention sivento payment Of taxes. Collec-
lions and Real Estate Practice.
RIvERTON.
Dr., 7. B. WILLIAMS,
Family.P Physician,
Tenders his services to the public and
will attend to all Professional calls.
Office at the Red Cloud Drug Store.
O. K.
Furniture Store,
RED CLOUD NEs.
Smith e Calvert
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers IN Furniture.
Picture Frames, Mirrors,
and Undersakers Goods
WARE ROOMS. OPPOSITE THE COURT
HOUSE.
"a Omaha and Lincoln prices
duplicated. Special terms 70 ehose
wishing large bills and the trade.
WORsWlCK 4 CO.