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, 1876-08-05

bs,trs of The Bible, which have created 60 im-
n,.n,. n son,ntton p,nfn1 thco1oQtaus, md
ilrswn upon their author mingled Hood OF a',-
plausc aud ccn.,,rc. The province over which
=, fo,cn,o wo, madc thc frat Entrt,pal
Bishop 's situated On the soitbeaat coaAe OF
Af,ka, between Ka]!r..la anil Zuuland. It's
area, csmpflalng nu. .Nm 1'un's 'a."t ''seh ~, ~,
apafatcn !foT W oIase rteI H. c1;, m., ~ e,o
wtst, by the lofty range oa Inc pfaf3enoee9
The region niouq Tho coast, extending inland
about d niles has troplsa tl'ungl Perfectly
,st.in. imrmstant crnwtI. at thc yeeclpLic uroi
ncis rnnmni, 10 wsrm Countries, Thc centrnl
rat ixfntt nj Mgher level IL ed 10 tht chi
Msstlon ~ The corcals and the crutx Usually har.
vrsted in Enfopt, The western puitfnn Of tile ter
T;tory o. ocennyns an eicvate plateau ttretchin9 10
IN ane Of tKc nountnin. If1nfit the tcnt NJ pas
~ ~ eonntry il diversified a1nl brnntifal,-lha
anrfMcn, lrcine broken with hills ami Iniesncrscl
, 1876-08-05

Al,,uritrs, and Jebustcs. Hr hal given ,lle,n
10 !s firm aud trnsly f1lcn.l iliran WHO grace
fully, hut positively declined To accept territory
,a, wo we1s w1 iarge,y and ao,. x 70 e.eusvry M
gngcd III commercial and manufacturing rur-
sults. ln tho meantime, SolOtuon took p0eaes-
s!on OF thcsc a.l othcr cities. H. also built
fenced cities, having walls, Enlcs aud bar.,~ llo
tribute. lnto some, II INT a!l, of them he sent
rart.cs OF 1sracsitcs to oversee aMl control af-
fairs. In various WAYS ls oppressed these strict
1y unttye cttizuns t[c arcilsel to suppose TINT
they had no rights TINT tic King Of Israel wa;
bound to respGet- Tributes md ta1rs Wor1 lalu
Will, All unl,nel,iug hand.
Thu ambition md ayariee OF this autncrat wcrc
not yet satisfied. Want Increased with wealth.
lie now wished to c1pu'Ml liis lI.gottru eains !n
building stol,u basttuns around Mount Iton
And then he hatl aM lrrcstst,htu ieslrr to extend
his commercial business anl strong, wish to
| repair xnd extanl tile Wa}ih nt Jerusalem, auu
| 10 fottify and strengthen Mrgldao oh tha cara
Val. roaa from Egypt to lnt',assas. for thess
humber ot canauites. as galley s'ayus ~.
Chrot,. H., lH) to enlist ~ his service. lie
! treated them Us pr!s"ners oi war. llo forced
them 10 do the drulEcry, tfo loWcst service,
engaged ouly En light at.l pleasant duties.
Il must h1 ault That, iuFlug these GFst twenty
years VI lus rptE1, peace aud prosperity, and
! stca4iy, uniform, ruls llal incfcasc,l
tho wealth, not oHIy OF Solomon tua
also Ut leading men of tho empire,
New blocks Ut storcs were built by the wealthy
to meet sho wants Of tho rapidIy-Ineroasiug
business. Thy docks In Tho. many scaports, ~
fitted by the Government, Tere liipro and niorl
needed. Mechanics from 4broatl received better
remuneration for their labors than thry hui
ever received at home. Not only tilcEo0l and
tho ptous, tho llonrst alHl tlle honorable caIne
u reside an to b.ai,.esB III Jerusalem, hut tl,t
wicked arl i.nptu,sa, tho dishonest unl the vile
who were glad tn gct awny fr..m their ult
haunts, where tl,ty were 50 well alt Jet no badly
known, TO q Erowlng city ,wl'ere tlit
! rto2ln Ecro t,o busy 4boIt hGlt
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

The Thsyer County Sentinel cen
sures the Ceptrsl Committee Of this
Senatorial Dstriet for admitting Mr.
Darling Of Adams county TO a vote in
the committee, and charges his admis
sion to some senatorial ~aspirant. The
Sentinel likewise spp!auds Mr.. Pa.t's
action in recording hi, protest against
the Representations e Adams county.
1t strikes US that the Sentinel is
making a serious mistake in thus as
sailing the committee, and Maj. Psst's
opposition to Mr.. Daring seemed to
US uncalied for. The commit tee did
not assume to decide which Of the two
parties IN Adams :punty vas entitled
10 recognition. Neither at that meet
ing vas it necessary. Both parties
we're notified Of rae meeting and both
agreed to attend The Hastings party
for SOME res1ee OF other WAS not rep
resented. The interests OF the two
parties We re identical. Ii was impos-
sible that the actIos Of one Setien
should prejndice the otkcr. A, tothe
charge Of Buying and selling which
has been insinuated. that is certainly q
mistake as far as Webster county is
concerned, having no candidate Of our
own, the people of this county we're
disposed to favor the selection Of Maj.
Past, if Thayer county should bring
him forward.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

BRIsTOw has been before the Com
mittee, and when questioned as to
something supposed to reflect on
Grant, refused to answer, stating that
what he had learned from Grant was
confidential and. should not be made
public. Giant immediately wrote him
. letter urging him to tell what lie
knew. After all the bowling about
Grant, after all the charges and accus-
atoms, the malice Of his enemies has
been unable to detect any wrong in
him.. When. the heat Of party strife
shall have cooled, and:Grant shall have
retired to public life, it will be found
that bis administration was pure, and
that the attacks Of bis enemies were
powerless to swerve him from his
course, or weaken.k his purpose.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

ov::HAYEs,h has written. his letter
Of acceptance. He endorses the plat
form adopted at Cincinnati. The most
-7eble feature in his letter is his
sssitude 10 the question Of Civil Scr
vice Reform. He charges all the
asuses to the system jsauguratsd by
Gen. Jackson Of besto<ieg Federal
sPpointmsstsIas rewards fsf<sartisan
services. and, intinatss that, hasAall
rot consider tho political complexion
Of hia sppointees~ He further. ex.
presses his adherence-te One term
pincipIss. asas positively asserts bis
determination, ife!ected. to retire from
Office at the close ofths term. If the
election Of Hayes. viii accomplish the
r-sult Of making the second tssmibe
sEceptioo and not,ths rule, IL will b
"a encouraging insugurat;on- of. the
political century,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20
July 5th, 1876.

July 3tn, 1870
Met pursuant to adjournment. Full
Bosrd present.
Application of J. Wilson Bowie for
lease Of N. w. | & S. w. t, Sec. 10,
tt II. IL, granted.
| The.following ace UNITS vera allowed:
Rufus Miksch cutting wood for
County s go
NJ. L. CARRIER, Assessors fees Is l6
|. w. Tulleys, salary, 5e'Oo
J. s. Gillian, Co. Supt's fees 200
j. H. Hobart, Com rs fees, ~ 90
Frank Matteson 81 50
Geo W. Ball, 80 50
j. A. Tulleys, Salary, 100 W
: One hundred dollars loaned from
Gen'l Road fund to, RosdiEfst. No. 3.
Clerk instructed to draw warrant on
bridge fund in favor of H. T. Clarke
for $5O6 66, balance due on bridge
across Republican river less expenses
of county o. same.
Report Of Stephen Bsyles, Overseer
of the Poor, Guide Rock precinct,
pressnted.and,approved.
Adjourned sine die.
j. A. TULIENss GEO. w. BALL.
Clerk. Chairman
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

Miss COATES. one Of Omaha
school ma ans Who bss gi.en the Of
most satisfaction Is q teacher, has IT
last been detected in thievins and
swindlins to Q remarkable extent.
Mixs Coates Was . very prominent
Sunday school worker, and shone with
considerable brilliancy in the 6rst cir
cles o: our Metropolis. The good PEG
pie Of Omaha we're thoroughly surpris-
ed to learn Of the extent snd variety
of her thefts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20
For President
r. b. Hayes.
For Vice President,
W.A.Wheel
CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN, STATE CON
VEETioN.

TO NOMINATE CANDIDATES FOR STATE
OFFICES.
The Republican electors ofthe State
of Nebraska are hereby called to send
delegates from the several counties to
meet in State Convention at Lincoln.
on Tuesday, the Doth day Of Septem
her, 1876, for the purpose of placing
IN nomination. q candidate for member
Of congress, and candidates for Gov
ernor. Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
Of State, Auditor. Treasurer, .Supcrin-
tcndent Of Public INSTRUCTION, httor-
ney General, and Land Commissioner,
and to transact such other business as
may properly come before it.
The several counties are entitled to
the same representation as in the
State, Convention called this day to
meet at Fremont on the I'D day of
May, 1876.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

) A single animal may be exhibit
ed sinsly, - ose ola herd O. psir,
and in sweepstakes, bu, .hsk not b.
otherwise entered 10 more than one
class OF lot.
8. Entries Of Thorough breds
must be statements and copies 81 such
peiigrees as sse required By tie award
iux committee aud mus, be delivered
by the secretary 10 the awarding com
mi,tse before awards sse made.
.. Exhibitors are expected at ali
times to give their necessary attention
to Whatever they may have on exhibi-
ton, and at the close D! the Far, 10
take entire charge Of the same. Dill
gence will be used by the officers of,he
society to prevent injuries, but in no
cas- will the society be responsible for
any damages m loss that may occus
S. Persons desiring space for the
exhibition Of articles NOT entered Sos
cpmp-ssion saS hare it allotted BY ap-
plying to the secretary, giving nsme
Of article, owner and space required.
.. All articles not enumerated in
the premium list. will be entered in
their appropriate class, and If found
worthy will be awarded a diploma OF
premium.
INVITED GUESTS.
10 The officers Of the Agricultur-
al and Mechanical Societies, and n,em-
bers Of the Press are respectfully invi-
ted TO attend the Fair without fur,he.
notice.
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
H.. Awarding Committees will 70
selected from various sections Of the
ecu ,ty, and notified Of their appoint
ment on or before rSe irst day of the
Fair, at which time they will be fur
nished with prenium-lists by tie sec.
rctaay.
Members of the awarding commit
tees will report to the superintendent
of classes at one O'Clock r. ". Of the
day for awarding premiums % the
class in which they reelected tojudge.
No article or animal that may be
deemed unwosthy shall be entitled to
a premium, bus i'm al sases where
there is no competition a second pre-.
MUM shall be awarded to a~rticlcs
worthy Of premium.
Awarding committees Will report tc
the secretary as Dol as practicable
after viewing the articles on exhibition
Red ribbons shall designate LIST, and
, blue ribbons ID premiums.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

HANK DODGE, the murderer who
has been awaiting his execution in Ne
braska, City was set upon by parties
unknown, and shot several tiues. A
strong effort was being made to secure
a Communication Of his sentence aud
and public opinion was drifting that
way when the assassination took place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20
CAL for Meeting. Of Republican State Cen
trGI Committee.

The members of the Republican
State Central Committee are hereby
called to meet at the Commercial Ho-
I'll in Lincoln, on Wednesday the 26th
day Of July, 1916, at . o'clock P. NJ,
&r the purpose of completing. the or
a~,nizstion of the Committee, aud
~tsansactiDg such otherbusiuess as may
properly come before the same.
JAMES w. DAWES,
Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

The address ofMr. Titde, Regent
of the University has excited coasid.
cradle comment and some disapproba-
ton. The Union Sunday. School of
@Nemahs couaty adopted resolutions
severely condemning tho seotimeuts
expressed by the reEentin Sisadaress.
Mr.. Tus.ls's. iIea,of the University
vas that secular education alone
should be its object, while religious
education should be sought for else
where.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

Postmaster General Jewell was the
recipient 0s neat little note contain
ing Grant's autograph under q politely
psnned- invitation to step, down and
out of Office. man by the name OF
Tyoer OF Indiana has been appointed
to his place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

II the United States government
would let the Indians take care of
themselves, and accord the same priv
ilegc to the settlers, the Indian ques-
ton would become a very simple mat
ter and would not involve the nation
i'm 81 much expense.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

! STATE politics are apiet. The Oma-
ha Republican and the Republican
City NeUs are supporting Hitchcock.
The Bee is denouncing him. One or
two papers are devoting a good deal Of
space to Church Howe. The rest are
quiet, waiting to 6nd somebody worthy
of suppOrt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

The Fair Grounds will be open for
the reception of eli articles and stock
on the first day of the fair, at 8 o'clock
A. N.
may be made at any convenient time
at the Seoretary's Office, at Red Cloud
previous to the opening of the Fair,
and sfies-tbsa tine At his Office on the
fair grounds.
l. AL exhibitors must purchase
membership tickets before making en-.
triss,-a firm being considered as one
person, but only one member of the
firm will be sanisted:to the grounds
on the-ticket tkas allsws the firm to
compete.
,. Articles that are tie psoduct of
the soil must be entered in, the name
of the producer. and animals must be
entered. BY. and in the Daass of the
Cvner of she same. All; articles that
are the resulted mschassal.or artistic
skill nay BE- eatersaiu the name of
the artist. -oOntriveE, or BY their agent.
B., Ca the easry Of each article or
animal . cas5.viIl be furnished to-ths
exhibitor desissaeuE the number Of
! the entry and class. which card must
be attached to the article Or animal
and remain 70 during tho fair. No
article or animal will be assigned .
place on tho ground until. the entry
he's been made q above stated, and
must rsnain ou exhibition. dusiag the
Fair.
a No sotrycsn be made sfterI0
o'clock Of the secoad day Of the flir,
except in case Of unavoidable deten
: ton
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

District Attorney Dyer of st. Louis,
famous for. his prosecution of. the
whiskey-Iing offhat city, has been re-
moved, and Va NJ Bliss. Appointed
has successsE. Attorney General Taft
was not consulted in the matter.
Grant seems to have avery vague
idea of the uses of his cabinet. He
makes he appointments add rsmovall
without any reference to their advise.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20
The following letter has been receiv
ed b II. 8. Haley:
LAN0DEPARTMKs J
burhsston l. Missouri X. r. X. J
CNsnnanu In NnhraSka l

Company in Nebraska.
; LINCOLN, Neb., July. 18th, 1876.
Il! 8. kALEi, ESQ Dean Sir !:
We want to get tossther at a. early q
date as possible, ssaod collection of
this years products, 70 add to the
present Nebraska exhibi. At the Gen.
tsnnisl andswe desire you to aid rs in
this project; by collecting sannles n
aAthe choice varieties-of wheat, oats.
barley, rye, fax and other grams. L.
ing rsssedi'n your neighbo.hood: aod
sen&them here.
Weswant samples Of about one quart
Of esck hind of grain shslled,. and .
small bundle of each-kind 10 therssalk.
to be pulled Up blythe roots if possible,
50 rs to sho~ length of straw, and
character Of soil. in which it grew.
We would like = statement to &C.
company each sample. giviseals Of
person who raised it, pslEoGoe id.
dress, kind Of grain, dsss q phss;sx
and harvesting and yield psr aore and
weight per 'bushel. This data. With.
attached to.sash sample, and pl,esd
no.exhibiiop at the Centennial
Yours truly,
A. E. ToUzALIH, / c.
NJ. Haley will recsive sly Of the
abovs named articles : ard forward
thsn to Lincoln.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

Prof Williams, of the Kennesaw
Times, appears with an editorial JUST
flying Lynch Law. The Professor is q
humane man, but his sympsthies are
with, the. psaceable citizens and not
with the rufians and murderers..
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

Il hs'-.-.-... .-..--. trrl "a
Be-; display u esttaxr-"~-- -
II best -...-.---..iirscass
tS<-; st~xguscn o. vine r-c19rts
each
''"
h>'f "'sE.
H fVN'USu NN '"'V4'''
II ce. aiI"0'ha
Best specimen "'rs'ei emerosisp %
u p''nA
iiVu1''"> - O"h' W HP'N'
s' te awarded on al arrives coming
within tins class AMI not na'n'Ni above
\" 'Rbi>" ''HNirIFr
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

The Ashland Times and the Pleas.
ant Hill News are supporting Peter
Cooper for President. The Greenhack
element is waking up in various parts
Of the states and organizing into clubs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20
psocEEor1os O? TIE soAao o. GO.
ccylESs5oNER3.

July 3D., 1876.
Met pursuant to adjournment. Full
Board present. Minutes Of last meet
ing read and approved. The follow
inc levies we're made for the year 1876:
State Gen'l Fund I mills on the dollar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

JAS. @. BLAISE has been sppoiDt-
ed y. S. Senator from MsiDe. Vice
Lot Morrill, was promoted to the
Treasury.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20
Official Directory.
CON0RwONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
AS. Paddock. Beatrice. US. Senator.
", Hitchcock, Omaha, U. s. Senator.
Lprenso CSounse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
SILAS CARRIER. Govxruor. Lincoln.
bruno Tsschuck. Sec. Of State.
J. Weston, Lincoln, Auditor.
j. q. Nc Bride. ., Treasurer.
Gco. II. Roberts. Atty Gen.
J. N. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub Instruc.
JUDICIARY.
Geo. u. Like. Omsha. ChiefJ lstice.
ID uIGautt, Nebraska City. A..o.;.,. I,.
sam Maxwell. PIatsmoaihih ssoc'A'e JUS
WEBSTER COUNTY.
J. A. Tullsys. County Clerk
r. II. Jones, Treasurer.
!. W. TuIleys. Probate Judge.
". &. Bill, Sheriff.
J. q. Glib an. School Sup't.
T. G.. Coon. Coroner.
w f.. Thorn, County Surveyor
~. w. Ball.
y. Matteson. County Gem mi~ssioners.
j. L. Hobart
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

Adjourned till Wednesday July 9Th,
1876, at Q O'Clock a. m.
~. A. TULLEYS, GEO. w. BALL,
Clerk. trhalnnao.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

TaE impsacbment Of Betksspsis
.scsYiag it. termination without excit-
mz any visible interest. His acquital
j. very probable
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

by order Of State Central Commit
tee.
&. X. Yost, Sea. C.. II: Gefe, Chm.
Lincoln, March Sth. 1876.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

~ best 200.
Be-. cov = years al AMI un.cr ) ; 80
"a best ! ~.
Be., h.lfer I yea, oil 4 under : > 80
n bes, -
Be., h.ifer calf le.
u be-, -
Best coz AID cal 400
~ best 2p
AWARDING COMMITTEE
Oscar Arnold, S,il~a,.r.
John Bur,is, Red Ciori
J.. \ Efison, B.,in
e.. ". Hummel, Sup T. Class
C.ASS }.
SWIM
Poland China or Mage.
Bess Soa , year old and over 500
Il best -
e., pair pigs d months Oh and
uude, | year 200
"A be-, ~
Best pair pips under 6 months old | ~
~ bes, -
Be-, so~ and later Of pig, n, over
uus,hs Old SW'
II best ! -
BERksuIRE 4 CHESTER WHITE.
.Sams as dbor..
AWARDING COMMITTEE
John Laver,y. Batin precinct.
James Allabaugh. WaInu, Creek
Sam'l King, Oak Creek
CLASS t.
SHELF.
Best buck any age *1
ID best -
Best eve any aga 800
ID best -"
Best flock of not Jess then 400
II best 2h
J. Henry Hobart, Oak Creek.
II. &. Minnick, Harmony.
Judsor. Bailey, Guide Rock.
Ira Sleeper. sup cf Class = aud {.
CLASS ).
POULTRY.
DeSl coop vi cnicAe"s "o' "SH '"a"
NIX w.
2d best y"
Best PAIR turkevs 10
I'd best 81
Bes. pair geese 200
II best -
best par DUCKS ""
ID best %
COMMITTEE.
l.. II, Luce. ~Inayale. A. Scott. liar
mony- J. ID Leach. Red Cloud.
CLASS IL
AGRICULTURAL. PROJECTS.
Best quality AMI Weld of white
uh.,, M, loss Than : acr,s 81 Un
"a 90
Best ~oual;tv and. WELD of Red
wheat. no, less ,b,, ! ,cre>... > 90
I'd best ........... 10
Best quality and yield OF oats not
less than > acres. ......"-"..3 90
ID best ~
less than 2acres.............-...3 90
I'd best....... ~
Best quality aud yield OF rye not
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20

The 6rst column denotes the School
Wstricts, %. Dist. School Fund, Bird.
Bond Inst. 4fh Bond Sinking:
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-20
REGULATIONS.

The Fair Grounds will be open for
the reception of eli articles and stock
on the first day Of the fair, at 8 o'clock
A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1876-03-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-1sr PAeE-5th and 9th coils
AsTROLoGy-2D PAGK-4th col.
sn1kERs btLLhEERRswPPN wPNTFp-srn r1sIs,R ePl P.eusa sol
Boaap mp LeDGINS WANT6DS7TT s TED PAss7sd col
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs-ern PACK.
CITY REAL 1x EsEATE E3E sLED rAss.i'i col
CLoTnING-2p PAcK-3d cot:
co1sTwisE @ sTPAasHPs7Ts s.ua Paenses col
CoPARrNERsHIPs-9 PAGE.
pSSsiSa ScA5RXiEsfis4 6Ifs fisTss Psss@5.A s0 col
DDEENTISTRY-2d PsGE-4th col;
DwELLISG III a HOUSES 10 LET: FURNISHED AND uS-
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs-7rH PAGE-sth and 9Th sois
FrdnNSASCIALzsrH rnS nc PAGE
ffUKSisHED Rooms AND "a APARTMENTS TO LET
ggggRSiTlSE2p F4ss col A.. ID coli,
HORSES CARRIAGES. 4c.-isr PAGE-sd and 4th eOlA
hSUssa1s h9usks ROOMS ssSsa $50 %sfAsrEp2D r4anh
5EssEY c oBosES psos CITY AND
GEN REAL ESTATE FoR sALE-2D PAGE-lss col
L6s4 L6s4 kSb HoFsSEsl1 Ffss col col
NASsIE NAssISEEx1TH sAeSIs.s fasraA col
siscEnLANEous snRcEHsa rs' PAGE
MIscELLINEoUs-ls PAen-4th col
NGw Siq1is; PHsIicATfoNs"5 I1ct Soi PAcr-sth col
EsHSSS$SHEEs's E1ASS$SHEEEEs s5a$zSs e gse.A col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERLY YOU our OF ST THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAcK-1st and I'd coils.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGR-2d col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAcE-2d col.
RELIGIOUS NOTlCES-lsr PAcE-lst and I'd coils.
REWARDS-1sT PAGE-2d col.
SALES AT AuCTIOE-7rH PAGE-4th and 5th coils.
BlTUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7T PAGE-lst col
BlTUATIONs sWANTED-MALES-7r P,oE-2d col
SPECIAL NOTICES-isT PAGR-2d and sd coils
TIE TRADES-7rH PAcE-Sd col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-2D PAGE-2d and
Sd coils.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-7rH PAoE-eth col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAcE-3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE--2D PAcK-4th col
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C-2D PAGK-sth col.
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst COL
YACHrS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-1OrH PAGE-6th col
The New York herald., 1876-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE
Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK Proprietor
Mr. A. NJ. PALMER. Manager
Begins at \. over at H.
LAST NIGHTS In consequence OF the immense demand
for places and Tor the souvenir gift book
ROSE MICHEL issued by the management the Tooth
THIS WEEK. night Of ROSE MICHEL. it has been
10TH TO 10TH determined TO give
Performance SECOND SOUVENIR NIGHT,
Saturday evening March 4. which
ROSE MICHEL occasion every lady entering the theatre
greatest will presented with elegantly bound
copy of OF that book.
OF
the year Seats for that night now be secured
In active preparation comedy drama In four writ
ten by NictOrlen Sardou and entitled
FkRREOL.
This drama which upon the boards OF the Gym
nase Paris Tor than hundred nights. has been
purchased BY Messrs. SHOOK 4 PALMER directly from
the author and their exclusive for the United
The New York herald., 1876-03-04

brooklyn THEATRE.
ID Messrs. SHOOK x PALMER. Managers
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
and at the Matinee IA Saturday,
brilliant production OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Mrs. O. O. HOW ARD in her famous character OF TOPSY
AL the great Brooklyn Theatre Company In the Cast
NEW AND MAGNlFICENT SCENES.
All the original plantation music the rendered
SLAvIN'S ORIGINAL GEORGIA JIjBIi,EE SiNtsERS
the whole forming the complete
Southern lite presented
secured in Popular pric
The New York herald., 1876-03-04

THE OLYMPIC MATINEES constitute I
most popular Family Entertainment, and arc |
thronged with ladies and children as well as |
those who are prevented from attending the |
evening per formance.
] Strangers visiting the city arc thus AZ |
forded opportunity of witnessing the very |
best and most varied entertainment ever pre-
sented in New York.
The New York herald., 1876-03-04
Hippodrome Bulldlng

DfLEs. PILES-IIEMORRHOfDs OR PILES PERMA.
nently eradcated In four weeks without liga.
lures caustic &C. consequently without pain perfect cure
guaranteed In instance and not cent
I'll elected Dr. HOiT, II West Oath st.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-02
A Pony Express Race.

If you should happen to be in Fort
Laramie this evening ON the arrival of
INC c0ucn rom tzsf5 czey you woezu 80
q couple Of keen looking men, mounted
on feet horses, and with a small pouch
hanging on either side Of their saddles.
Immediately upon the distribution Of
the mail and the filling of those pouches,
you would see those men ride away like
balls shot from the lannon's mouth.
If you inquired concerning the men
you would be told that they were riders
for opposition pony express lines-Clip-
pinger's and Seymour & Utter's, and
that their race would last-for two hum
dred miles; and that they will reach
Deadwood City Friday afternoon if
men and horses fail not.
One hundred copies of this mornings
LEADER, which go by coach to Fort
Laramie, to-day, will be carried by
these rapid riders-each taking fifty
copies-and will be delivered in Dead
wood when only three days old.