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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-08
PRAIRIE LANDS.

The last chance for good agricultural lands ON
Ten YEARS CREDIT, IT SIX PER CENT. interest.
Don't run any risks, but 20 TO q country that has
been proved to be good Send your address by
postal card to Land Com'r b. 4 NJ. X. r.,
Burlington, Iowa, and receive free copy Of Iowa
and NebraskA Farmer, with chart OF lands. and
ow round trip rates. $685. w9n.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-07-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
THE NEW MAGAZINE,
RECORD F 9h YEAR
FOURTH NUMBER (JULY) READY TO
DAY.
With a fine Steel Portrait OF 4. T. Stewart,
his Career, Death, W i'll and Succession.

And besides the unique and valuable Diary Of
important events ami occurrences throughout
the world, this number contains, among two
hundred other articles, the following points OF
special Interest,"
Queen Victoria g New Title.
Dr. John Halls April Philosophers q oolsl
he True American "a characteristic Poem.
Washington a Marshal Of France.
Jean IngelOw's Fancy.
New Horse Car Poetry, for April.
Dom Pedro's CHARACTERISTICS
4 Whist Party In the Ark.
Three Capitalists-AstOr, Stewart, Vanderbilt.
Mark Twain al Hors- Auction.
First Female Lobbyist at Washington.
The Girl OF Sevili ca Spanish Poem.
Royalty in the United States.
Artemus Ward's Character and Peculiarities.
Monthly Record Of Congress, etc.
Things to be laughed at popular and touching
poems, sketches, incidents, &c, in such attrac-
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This new Periodical which has already reach
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with a selection of the most popular miscellany
of the current month, prose and poetry, foreign
and domestic Edited by Frank Moore, or the
"Rebellion Record
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-15
@pru6 d..

Bertrand 1T Gin sueiltnetrt9 ShTert
Gus bartsm Statl nit blQnfem Sri,n.
G~barofter 1T eoran Der Grtf-
unb ptne 0rtf il's pbns WStR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-15
81 dtbfe1.

" dtbfeL
Die Grae btent als Nprb3eug Der @swalt,
Dem Nuten ouH In manGerlet Gefalt.
Die 0estern ltsfert fe In GROCER 3aM
AuG bic Watur, brinst ie In banter Wael.
@sfa6rlt6 fGeinen btele ntht gu fetn
SIN ibrem sanaen @elen-nc& aletn!
Benn man lie In ben bDien 9Gncen trtFt
StnO fe setdbrltGer ais DCt4 uno @tft.
Das 9ense III Elm pin3ts fletnes DING.
Ndn i&6st 60 trps benz Nusen gang serins.
Denn-tann es ntGt mebr bienen fetnem
3wed,
@trft mar eS ~uaetRsns NIT 8eraGtuna tvea.
aaaSiaHs oes RatbieIs IN UT. 426
TeIt3us.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-15

ueber FllRge 9etre. Batsr :
0art, Sunse, i'd nil Did Iebren, bic 9plen
serreiBen!
Rnate: N&, @atsr, Ittas mid nibt, t3
fann's fhpA!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-15

uutsrCfF,terC Sum 8efrutsr) &!fo aufae'
past! Ssrsr 96ritt 2 Gus 4 3Da uno los
In Ger Nlinute, IOnit bat pus ianse Maridt'
rem ia Jar feensn 3ped MD!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-15

9et6te &bbt1fe. SttSrcrtaae :
9tete 9eute, etebt es eenu gar fein Mtttel
Gas Gu6 gum Dabletbsn benesen tOnnts!
M%usnanrerer: So. rifen's Ger SrtS'
ocrtanp, oas mar a 2eiatss, rptr tlstosn
1ton ru, penn Gle auswanDern molten!
, 1876-06-19
NATIONAL hlllLERs' CONVENTION.

IN lht {H{tof 0 1he 1ftonnf.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, jus1c 17.-Thc Third An
nual Nttllers' National Convention will he held
at Milwaukee. Mis-, OH the 2lst, ED, and 23d Of
Juno. The citizens Of Milwaukee arc making
grand arrangements for their reception anil en-
tertainment, us will be seen by the following
programme:
.yunr .1.--Cal!}ng Tho Convention to order at II
n'cluck O. rn., at the Gtand Oprra House, by tho
PRESIDENT t;eorge ltA!n .'t 1t. Louis, Mo.
T1an.lctinR Ut TeGnlas business.
Adjournment for dinner.
Afternoon eefniun.
evening f,y Robert McWalss ,cpre.entasio Of tlp
Van WInke; 10 no bueinoss- meeting eau be held
that evening.
,iune II. .a.-nnsluess. meeting until noon.
Twelve IN. to II. M, visit t0 regular session Of
the Noon i!parl of Trade ut tbs Chamber Ut Com.
Merce building. ...
Two D. IN. sharp. grand carriage .dtlvs 70 Rolling
Mills, Soldiers lluIne, wlerc nat!ona! salute will
ba fred; thence IT, Quenttn's Park Ample rcfrrEh
,ncnn, both liquid aud substantial, will bs served
Thence tn tho City wa.sr.Wosks- usrs ers.y.
body will take drink,
Itttusn to hptcl
1I1lf.past = p: ILL.,, srnMl steamboat lakc.excnE'
efun; pact's celebrated full band III board. Mas'c,
Refreshments, dancing, srecches. sentiment, aud
ll1ariiy Will be Tho order III tho day.
, 1876-06-19

tfnAnHtI ff'Gt {}ftn1GTnt,
Friday night, the 10th Inst, special dance
was IN progress At Dnlnscn's Kanrl, Green
Springs, In thu l.~eF end OF the county, aud
after the dancing hasl gat vel! under way, Two
young n.rn 1,utl.ef Ton. Adams nu.l jos llus-
sint, stepped out, Intending to visit nesghbor-
Ing house for the puspo.o Of procuring clguts
fur social sinuke lugcther. The night, as nnr
readers will remember, WIS unusually dnrk-ab-
snluttiy nothing being ds:rFnible fuat distant.
Consequently fl,e two mn proceeded slowly,
trusting to their knowledge of the IL
callty 10 carry them to thv direction they
least warning Whatever, th:lr feet Slipped from
under them, and tho NIT lnstant they felt
themselves plunged downward neek deep e
slun. and watrr. They hul fallcn into ali old
Fortunately, both fell on thc!r feet, and tlle
mud IN ths botton prevented their being bruised
In the fall. A new dangrr however, llulncdI.
sand. Both made dcsperan efforts to keep
their hsads above tbs wator. but In doing 80
, 1876-06-19

ma.o no wounds md will leave behind II no
sorcs to rankEc or heal. lie {. the
fayortte SON Of tho battlefield 9satc,<. and will
cnrry II II 1t be In mortal power. Ills friends
say lint M Democrat can conc within 20,6O of
heating him. Thry
TALK or y,croHr WITH surKrNr CONFIDENCE.
Every element IN The Republican pnrty, every
MIN who ever called himself n Republican, Is In
hunnr hound 10 support Gov. Hayes. No Re-
publican can. frame amy excuse for not
doing 70. Al tho faGt'nna car pull To.
, 1876-06-19

lsj,F7naHtla Haas. ] NfpNblIc1H,
The ecr1sattol,s fl tnnchlnE piece o! mcr
curry, Which freezes Mt 80 degrees below zero,
and livc coal, are vcry sitni!ar, and n IIungar-
ian chemist, rrnsonlug TINT lntense heat anl
cold produce similar results, practically cooks
10 n low temperature long enough to Be " dono
through It Is scalrd up In cais for market.
Although lurgc factory Is Icing built for Its
preparation III Hungary, the thing looks littlc
iltlIy, md 1t Must h. III u fur future when they
broil guail III refrigerator, or when man viii,
loses fills life In u eIlqw-storln is reported rs bc-
inE rn,kcd to death.
, 1876-06-19
" "FOOLED,"
Buch Is tho Into Of Those Who Throw Up
Good r1aeos East and EmiErntc to CnlI-
J.. H..

nn,,' rt",c. 1:,st auI s:m,'-rotc ~ c,,,1
forn,n. ~ ' > "
''' '' n TIA 5.a5,or =, "a. q,,,un+.
OAKLAND, Cat:' 1nuc 5.-Ca'''ornin hna, Tor
long time past, bccn the Arcadia to which nli
arc urged to come. Thousands have con,e still
tl,cy kecn coming. untl vet that pieru Of stronn
often the verdict OF those who come to this
"Goldcn statc" seeking Their fortunes.
Land oW1'ers and agents, anu Ill CalffornianB
country at heart, nre, rightly enough DESTROYS
Of increasing tue population vi this vast STATE,
whose res ourccs arc go bonndeas. With this
crsl III view, md being Justly proud Ut their
noble State, they constantly urge the ttlu Of
eniEratlon On toward the Pacific shores,
Newspapers nrc tccming with glowing ac-
counts of thu mining resources, the grent fer
tilIty Of the soil in tic vast arcas which
await purchase and cultivation, and tic delight
ful md healtllful climate.
Pamphlets nrc distributed all over tic co,l,,-
try full Of statistics aud details Of all tho forc-
going, and MISC Of the demand for work1ncn,
mcnt l,as appeared IN tho form Of Il gentleman,
who, uttlel By magic lantern and sccnic views ut
tllo country, travels about lecturiug OF Call-
forl,ia-
Middle a,,il Eustcri, Statcs (lcnomlnatc,l here,
rs 4 wlsule, tttto Enst y ssenl to SEQ Tho onu
place Of all others where fortunes mo to be
found. md the result Is MI appalling intluy OF
newcomers to thu 6tatc. The word "uppat-
lug " sounds strangely, perhaps; but whoii tic
other sIlc of tis fr stury fs rcutl II muy seem
entirely Approprate puukkecpcys AtBl clerks
ncn Of business everywhere, hpar tllat In Gill.
fornta is room for them nll; business
brisk, money plenty, and every possible cl,ar1re
for tipncy-lnakug. Farmers dream Of tie l,rul,
rich acrus to be bought 60 cheapy sell out tlncls
Eastern far1ns,a come. Lalurers, carpenters,
lnccianies, ,traarsen Of all rlasscs, aru Informed
y tic Statistics tlat tic rnp!l icreasp Of pppu
]Ht!ou in thc "Far Wcstn creates u demand for
, 1876-06-19
ClaQD&ks El.lpt}ulItliuR,

China undertook to build fnan-of-war that
would astnnisll Tho wnrll, calling ft-bcfoyr 1t
was launcllcd-thv "Tcsror ol tie Western Na-
tIons." After good deal Of trouble In getting
II !nto the water, she discovered tlat It was .
terror rather to hersclf, as the engines would
not work tho screw; aud she now thinks II has
become "bedeylled," and h waiting for tie
evil stlfttA to clear out.
, 1876-06-19
A tlElLONABLE WANT or
MEEAAlfA AtIOt:f 10
lE t3ttATfFtEb.
A nnwf.fSG, SOIsr, gI'su-
I'M, 3tODEL EVENING
NEWSPAPER.
TIE F1RBT kuHHEn gF
RIItrtf WILL PItUnAtlf.Y
Re PUBLISHED 3EkE
II, 1D1C.
4 rArEn run SEVERAL.
Mtf.LtDSe.


wnyR had tllat want. 1t
wants more. II wants q
horribly lively. stn.a.
tlnnal. notnbnbtts Furi.
oeo kind Of
EvEHEs1 vKWarATEn.
The undersigned Ia col.
lectfng biz scattering wills
to supt!y TINT want,
Therefore. o. June ii,
lU7g, will .,e Issued tic
frat number 1f the Men.
atha ErtntHg Diusttrer.
II will be called
TIfH NLGATEHEN,
l,ecautc It will blusser
from tho Mc,,asllR Prts&
Building, and tic ltlcal.
cuiGblc ynet RESOURCES Ut
the MeI,arl,a i'ress. Will
be literally ecrvetI up in
lts production. It will.
however. be entirely rep.
grate md distinct from,
the MenasIla Pr<<s. nnl-
ploylngAn army, or rather
several armies uf new ctl.
itots, devils. anI report.
cfs. The t.so papers will
in fact he ns distinct a.
though ONE WAS published
in McllaFlla. md tile
other In tho Mountains Of
1.-The Moon.
1t will be a EEwsrArEE,.
1t will lN ecycrnl MEMS.
,rATEns. It vii, take thc
ralno bscyet runk Us II
sffong EVENING Ekws-
rArER, that the Mrnatlla
l'r<*s Ciertes In as q
WEEKLY SrwarArEK.
It will be terriflcally Eli.
ptrfor t., all otl!ers. It
has contracted for IN un.
limited supply OF entirely
new electric ftu!ti, In
preference to the DrtlI.
nartly slcw TcIcaroph!c
medium now ~ use, 1t
WILL use up tnnre af tlIIn
Eastlclc than all the rest OF
the newspapers. in the
celestial, terrestrial and
hnlar SYSTEMS.
1t Will be a hanghtily
independent iorftxat.,
politically. ralfrfout,y,
socially MID 10 every other
|way,
] 1t Will. like the Men.
,asAa I'rets, discuss al!
Questions from u - inn't
iCare q continental" atatid-
point, esciicwlng oil del.
icacy Of expression, md
fms feeling. a. altogether
Inconsistent mud drErntl.
Hug to sound Jot:nHAI.IsM.
, 1876-06-19
THE COURTS.
Tho Receiver Of tho Chicago s.
Pacific Railroad Authorized
to Borrow R175,OOO.
An Order Issued for tho Adelphi Re.
ceiver to Pay All Back Rent.


OF Justice.
t,.,n,to,,,,r ,,.,. ,,.de a,t,,,ov +norn,nc
hh apP!,eoti"i' wa" maae eatotunJ '"o'",nb
cclvcr of ths Chicago d Pacific Railroad Colnpn-
ny, for leave TO borrow &175,oDo To put tile rond
t.. .a,,.t, , ,.,I. ...u. .r,1 ,,t. ..,,,,
III p'opcl 'ep"'l, paS oaeA t"A.S' u'a Ivy enu'ie
cars and locomotives tn properly equip IT, Inc
petition in the cnsc wns filed Thursday md At
abstract Of It appeared IT tho time In THE
,,.. -. ,... s,sr nt ,.'I w. ,asossar~ ~ NV
I'at ~ 'e's'e e.fo'ooo so.'u IL "e..s'a' y III '''
road was hnd!y In need of moro thss.
A lnrge number Of bondhollers we're present
bv fhc{r a.turDeya hut no fl,fectfun wna
m,d, IN ,to r-,nos.t1 Inn ona 1,tioa 1nnacct,
a 'ue ~ ."' au' ntosseu 'oa. a'',' sass n'oassts
allowed the Receiver 10 make It, saying that
ratlrnad must he allowed to Incur such liabilities
M were necessary to keen II running. Tint Ind
been rctmatedly DECIDED l,y The cou,ts, Tic
co,,r,s had . r,nht ~, crooto ,,rsnr Ian crnn
s"a. 70 .1"u s"1 " s.a.' ~. 'c' w..
oFcr that o1 Tue hononolaeis' anu III Itic nfeFeht
casU money was evidently impcrnttrely to
mnnt,ct, ii the road could nut bc allowed To
horyow. n would not tx. slc Ia serve the pu,,l1c
oo''""' !. WIN" w.. ~ ~ aoe ~ , .aE puns
at ~ anu the Heeu'',s !" tae 'pr,u",ioels ~. 9
MISC directed n clause to be inserted In the
certificates iss,led to secure this loan should he
considered due ut once md the holders nt them
Of the road.
THE AnELTHI THEATRE.
An application was made Saturday morning
by C. C. Chase, On behalf Of tic Dnnrd OF Ed,l-
cation, fpr rule OIL tle Receiver Ut the theatre
to nay 81 ,50 back rent, from April Is to june Is,
and tau 10 nut in large lights Of Rlnss, rs thu
lessee lad coscnantel t. do when he obtained
lease. Mr.. Chase set out In Ills petition these
facte and tile circumstances attending thu
making Of the Lease, nnll asked that the rent
might be paid md tile Windows newly gazcl.
rcqairing .ha Neceiycr "a pay tho back rent, lut
declined 10 c.tnpcl him to put In new glass, rs
lie suitl The tl,cntrc wa barely paying expenses
hail been put Into It, md II thu Receiver were
to be required to dp something he could not do,
tho only result would be to throw the theatre
into tue hands Of thu School Board by forfeiture,
and they would be thcu in w0rsc plight t1lnn
Mt present. nR they could not run the theatre to
my advantage.
IL the full when tho theatrical business was
morc prospectus such an order might be nude,
but not at present.
THE MhULToN HOUSE.
Yestcrt1ay morning wua the time set for tic
dc,,Jsnn III ,r,n.rr Farwr11 IN fhr 1nntion for n
pnntun- II t1,, T,,,It,u, U,,a, nm M, ail,,ttn
et ~. -. sinrai Ti ~ ~. al, II ,,at H.,
uIe!eo Man iIaeISu tHe uuuEe ea!u .,.i, 1.ns ~ ~.
tht'ught tf'at inc co1npiahnhts we're ettltlcA 70
iiavG M nredahl, anu tHefe "as no reason WY
the business Ehoul!l not be closed up a1id lse-
, 1876-06-19
4 J.1Sfi.fCrFENErl WANT
OF t,J1tEAfiO AHtlt'T 10
hE UItATIFlEu,
A LIVELY, *kUHT. FrAHK.
LINZ AFTERNOON
kENel'AI+E1l.
THE C11frAtbO EVENING
TEf.E91tATt1.
THk FIRST NuNBkA or
WHICH WILL lie PUB.
L1suEb IN NDkDAY,
J:NE
II n ETEkD ENT. FEAR.
LESS, ENTkisrRfS-
ING,


-
Chicago has 4 wnnL II
lias always had a want
that Las never been sup
piled. That want t. 4
lively, 1icwsy, sparkling
EVENING NEwaPAfEH.
The undersigned has de.
tcr!nfnel to supply that
want. On MoIltla ytJune
h, will b. issued the lsht
number OF .-.......
THE CHICAGO EVENING
rELEaHAr1E. =,
Il will bc called the
TftqFaph because viii
be llrgely ula'te up OF
tcscgrapliic dlrpaect,e".
II will b. IEsucl frn!n the
1i,Hts building. and the
va>t rcsnuEces 9f tue
Times will De used In II
production. 1t VIII,
however. b entirely
separate and distinct
from the Time, employ
ing IN entirely separate
and tlitt1nct corps Ut
, 1876-06-19

Ie1d4hd {
This Is how ". F. Sto-
rry puts It fnt tia new
publication, The Erening
Itk9FaEh ::
4 NEW THING.
, 1876-06-19
TWO NEW THINGS.

The Editor of tho Mcnashn tNle.l Press Is
sues tho Prospectus of ab Evening Edition
OF Ills Newspaper.
, 1876-06-19

iHlh ~ IHS IHetHAl q
correspondent ruvsc.tA
for. tho Mcnashs i'rtsa
style.
, 1876-06-19


rlere ts ouv ra,,se yet to he named which con.
trhutc1 powerfully to the !lnal defeat Of blaine,
mud TINT was the efforts ot the Cincinnati dasf''t
under Rclnrd Smith, aati the Commercial un4rr
Flrld-Aiarsf,al lLalstcal. The editors Of
these two Journals came, to tho coli.
ctusion stlne tlnc nEo that Blanee, II
o'atc soclt carr TcItsP to, on nor lnttana %
carry lMth. They nlntc no opIMslttonto Hayes,
but held lin III reserve fur cvcltualltics. FIum
the DAY the delegates brEan IN arrive until tho
stFaggs was eltis, thy nSvvr s Ieanea thei, i.
OFT broatlsle afttr I,ron,lslB ot scasons, facts,
principle u nominating Blains With lis Fisher
stock .l1bbtng letters attashed to him,
nutt Time IND tliu Confederate k'4Y,.ira, which
supported Dlatnp With al their might. The Ia.
-atfe aud Commercial po!Hted out tho peril
Dlainc's nominatlo would br!ng to the Rcp,!tll.
infuse ,ntt, the ConfcAerates tie sorrow That
would Du felt BY tons OF thousands Of the best
| etass Of Republicans, the cortain loss Of tho
| independent votes, tic dunger Of = Wide.
sprtl.l srhism III our ranks, thu disgust and ilr-
liberalization TINT would pe1Ha1io the party ex-
cent u1nung tic Inaclltnc.raen amt thu cIno-
| t!unal.y lntano class Ut frothy and thoughtless
voters. Their arguments and nppeAls
uADA POWERFUL IHFLNEScH
III forcing delegates to reflect and think, and III
compelling tilG llistuct!yr f4ctuns to oYerc1nc
their mutual repulsiuns nnd unlte tot5ethnr on
compromise candidate, olid saw tho Old Nep1b'
i!cari sh!p from foundc1ing with every soul o1
| hoard.
undoubtedly thu best lna1s Oh ~hoin II was posi-
h1u to unite. lie cun BIZ supported Witl,oulA sa-
rl1cc Of ritle or self-ltapcct On tbs part OF any
one. 1,he Blaine men cal! feel no resentment to.
than any other candidate. Dristow, or Conk'
lIuE. aF MnrLn might havu been hlttat pill fot
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
MACHINERY.

NOR sALE~rwo STEAM HAMMERS AND CON.
plete Farxe Tools axlcs ami heavy iofEings
For sale iease-spa Factory. with Powell "sbeh-
second hand Eureka srt Machine and second baud four
Packer For sale 20 DO - 100 and 100 horse power
Stationary Engness IS H. 10 and horse power fota
Bile Engines GEO. NJ. cLAfP, tsenins Post building
LNOR THE BEST ESGINEs BOILERS AND FLAX.
IT Jute Rope and Baggng Machinery and thc best auo
s"s.p''' '''s J. &. TODD
TT HOMER MAcuISlsT. PRESS IND TOOL MA.
III ksr and tools and machinery; Medal Prsssss
hire by the day or hour 54 East broadway.
yNANTED-A HYDRAULIC PRESS. RAM TO Run
w about feet inchcs also Pump will buy
or together. Address CASH Herald onice.
yy,ASTED GOOD SECOND HAND ENGINE LATHE.
w swing 70 short bed Preferred also swing
Is OF 10 Inches A. y. WILLIAMS. 2oi Washington St,
Newark. N. j.
ylyASTED-A PAIR OF HORIZONTAL TUBULAR
w Boilers good order - so horse each only
need address I'LL, station u, Bfooxiys Post oniec
SALlss AZ AUCTION.
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
GToNEy MAPEs,
- Auction aud Commission House.

- Auction aud Commission House.
ll8 Fulton aud ~ Ann
For convenience and sdaptabty we have the loca-
tiou the city Tor business being
Nassau st. In tho centre Of tho mscanls community,
thoroughfare daily trNvsrscI thu Inhabitants ol
Brookyn Harlem. crtrhcstcr and Jersey tJur long
In the fnrnitars trado will We tYnss give
.gnmcns q goods % 10 sold At auction % mmision
Our capital being ample. pYcpsrcd liberal
cash advances when required We rsfor by 10
Jacob Campbell. ESQ., President NAsonai Pacific Bank
Robert Buck, cashier of the ssms
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
EYES AND EARS,

A KfiFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE 10 UkDEK AND
1inserted without pain ~ prs DAUCH 4 =. GOUGfl-
NAM formerly wish fesssDes Dsasonnssus Of PsrA ~
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
A. THE MEssRs. LEAvIrr. AucrIosEERs.

Thursday morning. October L. ut 10: 40 o'clock. At ths
resaence late Collector u the Port OF New YORK
uhomas Murphy ESQ all the Furniture and Household
Effects In the house - East 39th st. comprising superb
Etageres aAd Cabinets in rosewood ana ebony,
mood and gold; bronze panels; Psror suits blue satin
and antique Potter Stynas; satin and
Curtains Centre Tables. Crystal Chandeliers. Dining
Room and Library Furniture Japsnese elins Dnns, se.s
ttwo) English do, Glass AMI thristoHe Ware. Clocks
bookcases rosewood and maple Bedroom Furniture hair
100 bottles Burrnndy Administer aud Brussels
Carpets and elegant large Mantc and Pier Mirrors; the
Bronzcs by DclesaIe Meme and others; oil Paint
ngs. by Savry, DE vos Mencheit Wiliiam Morgan and
Others: arble StatuaryRizpah, by Mozer The Angel.
stebbins riaan by Decker Bros dc, &c. All In
the anest possbie condition Permits view tho premises
MN he had ui TIC nuriioneara.
The New York herald., 1876-10-08

OECEIVER'S SALE.-THE PAST STEAMER WATEB
lOIy, ils tons burthen DO sold publi aucon On
Tnur,day October H. 1875 IL O'Clock nonn by JANIS "
MILLER Auctionccr The Water Lily IL ths fastest
wheel o her size Ia these In perfect order
burns ~ tons OF coal In ~ hours. and draws 81 inches
Terms 80 cent cash, 10 when down.
per in 30 days; balance go per cent? interest
bearing secured boat; purchaser
TO insure her against hrc and marne rsks policy for the
benefit Of receiver mortgagce II all cash II paid dis
cent so per o. purchase money al
lowed: For particulars apply board Captain bull
LOCK. Harlem vo A. Mott Haven Of Keceiver os
his Attorneys. LEWIS q NORRIS Receiver u. 8 d.
y. Company 20 Pine at, New York Sr. 4 A. l. kORRIs
AttorLcys Tor Receiver. - Fine g.. New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06
Hawkeye Insurance Company.

The May settlement of this vigorous
and substantial Fire Company, shows
an astonishing increase in business. 1t
is probable that scarcely any Fire In.
surance Company in the State has
equalled it. and certainly none have sur
passed. During the month the amount
of premiums received aggregated $685.
612.Sl. The amount of cash received
from other sources was sl2,O4O.9O. The
increase of premium receipts over cor
responding month Of last year is $2.45O.97
and the increase of cash receipts from
other sources is $4,3S5.5O-showing X
cess of receipts V e corresponding
month of last year of S6,S36.47.
This gratifying exhibit fully attests
to the substantial character of the
Hawkeye Company. Differed by citi-
zens of known integrity and business
capacity, with its surplus invested in
the safest of securities, and with a large
fund of cash constantly on hand to meet
losses that may occur, promptly and
without delay, the Hawkeye and its
management commend themselves to
the public fayOr.-State Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06
A PAATORAL.
BY A. y


! rat with Doris, the shepherd maiden;
Her crook was laden with wrea;hed flowers;
i sat and wooed her through sunlight wheeling,
And shades stealing for hours and hours.
And she, my Doris. whose lap incloses
Wild summer roses Of rare perfume,
The while I sued her. kept husheJ and hearkene'
Till shadows had daTkened from gloss 10 gloom
She touched my shoulder with fearful finger;
She said, W Ilngcr; we must not stay;
Ny fock's in danger. my sheep VIII wander:
Behold them yonder-how far they stray
holder, Nay. let NE hear you,
And still be near you. and still adore;
Nor wolf nor stranger will touch one yearlIng:
An! stay. my darling, a moment more"
She whispered, signing, There will be SORROW
Beyond tomorrow. II ] lose to-day;
Ny fold unguarded. my flock unfolded.
shall he scoIded, and sent away"
Said 7, replying. EFF they do miss you.
They ought To Kiss you when you get home;
And well rewarded my friend and ~neighbor
Should be the labor from which you come"
They might remember" she answered meekly,
THAT lambs are weakly and sheep are Wild;
But IL they love me, It's none SO ferrent;
am a servant, and NOT a child"
Then each hot ember glowed quick within HE.
And love did win me TO swift reply;
All, do but prove me. and none shall blind you.
Nor fray. nor find you, until I die"
She bluShed and started. and stood awaiting,
As II debating In dreams divine;
Eut ! did brave them-I told her plainly
She doubted yainly; She must be mine.
SO we twln-hearted, from all the valley
Did chase and rally the nibbllng ewes.
And homeward drove them. we together,
Through blooming heather. and cleaning dens
That simple duty such grace did lend her
Nj Doris tender, my Doris true:
That !. her w3rder, did always bless her.
Aud often press her to take her due.