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from sh~ hsSs ssuuu
HA.TI>G< Lave. Mondays
! Wodn.-dsv'> and Friday : a ia.
Mail closed . T.. N. Arrives Tue
day Thur-i-y sui SATURDAY - ?. Il
HA.yAsD leaves TTe-iay'- srd
Friday . ,. n. cr.ives Tuesday
ami friday -. =. III. Mail closed
y 2. N.
FgA=KLl., going cas-. Mondays
AMI 1hnrslay-2p VI. Con west
Tuesday AMI Friday ~ a u
P.Fa%sNr N,L 'ca,-- T'us-iay- o.
a m. arrive Neiue>Gay'- ! d.
Mail cl.,eI . ,. u.
JEWELL. ksh,a.. drives Friday
- Ia. Lares FRIDAY ! ,. III.
RJssvL. Kansas, arriyes Ihur~la
Pam. Leaves lhur-!ay i =. IL
Office oler from until q p. IL.
Sunday.
All registered matter must lie IN
the evening tsi0re the mails cave
II. i. NCNrIT. +. NJ.
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NOTICE
L. :. Land Oflce, ,
Bio mington Neb.
.EnIv -th ls-E

JcIy I'D DO
Complain; having been entered at
this Office by Marion Alexander
against Nicholas ). Bailey for aban-
donins his Homestead Entry, No.
23l4, dated May 9th, 1876 upon the
South West q. Sec. -, Township 1
North, Range u West, 10 Webster
County, Nebraska, with a view to the
cancellation Of said entry the SAID
parties are hefsty summoned 20 A.
pesr AZ this Ohce or the ltih Day of
August, 1876. at ~ O'Clock A. N.
TO respond aud furnish testimony COZ
corning said aliedged abandonment.
WEBSTER EATON. Register.
~ It EVAN WoRTHING Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-13

We have for sale at this Office, an
order for one No, Q, Silver plated
wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, with
hard lPianoj yarni-h, polished cabinet
work, valued at So, which We will
sell for 50, and the purchaser ray'he
freirl, on machine from the place Of
shipment, CT for $50 and We pay
freight. 2?tG
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NOTICE..
L. :. LAMB OFFICE.
Bloomington. Neb. :

o'bi'u XVI, -N'P-
luHe Dist 1876
Complaint having been ea:ered at
th!~ eds by William Kort against
Scrah Oiu>teat for abani,niDg her
Homestead Entry No. 52i5 dated
November 29'h 1875, upon the North
East >ec. 10 Town I north, Range II
Vest, in Wehs:c. County Nebraska,
With a view 70 the cancellation of said
entry: the sad parties are hereby
SUMMONED 70 appear at this Office on
III; 2>rh day of July 1876 At Q o'clock
4. NJ, to respond and furnish testimo-
ny concerning said alleged ab ndou-
mcnt.
EBsTER EATON, Register.
Ait EVAN NoRTHING, Receiver.
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-Ea. AM

Having beenrequested by Il c Bo,.i
Of Directors for the naafan! Dumb, q
forward the names and post Office al
dress Of all the mates in this COUNTY, |
would soiicIt the friends VI any that
may he deaf end dumb to send IN the
nauc ot;ho.e afflicted with these IN
frmities, a. it VII. undoubtedly be Tor
the advantage OF this unfortunate cia>s
OF being.
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s-...e -e.-rr-r

Notice H. hereby gwen. That ! wil,
eXamin, oil persons who NAV iesir-'o
offer themselves IL candidates iur
teacher, of the primary or common
schools of the county, At NV ohlc- ~
Rci Cloud, ON the hr,t SATURDAY {
August, November. February and
Ny. j. : GILMAN.
TO. Sure-!ut.utcut.
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Es1 re-. - So.

The Valley House in TIL, place own
81 bv }. 4 NlLcr, i-." p 60. rent
OF sale, a. h. wi~he~ :, GO out q The
business. IL ..-'al receive, he pat
r.naga orD~arly all the .,ulmc- al
mon ,tr trayci through ,.i- coun'ry,
a,-0 -! the stage hn-- that como in.1
TN, place. II has one o:il. test STA
b.~s west pf L.inco'a Tea. easy
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Tue III.
LAT ~ose31nZ va, . r'ea.snt evel.
IN. :or bux.v ntius. ani -@rsAi VI
sGr young s.rrie were DakIss tie
W0.; o! II
The barley ! 10 s,ac.s The
wheat AL r.t- are to- lar sErsi TO =
injured Or small gran i. a-Ure
thing .lI fron al ACCOUNTS NchF.>ka
lead, The eastern states ills y-4r.
New mosquito bars "a the viii
iox- Of The printing Ohee.
AID now our grurDtIers aTe afraid
that wheat All Jats All t- - ahani-
ant ., ~ rIins the price dosn. Ii IS
bard 10 satisfy some people.
NJ Crsu-t I'll. - th.i cne 4
Z the leading gram buyers OF Ha,,Irr,
thi1ks tLat Darcy WI br;og from -
cents TO a dollar ~ the fail. ~ ths,
ra,t har'cy viii bc 1T best pa liis
crop ,ha. eau II raised.
Mrs NcNltt sent y beet. grow
this year. The beet weighed atou,
two pound r.s n%icei, cooked, apI
~sitn8ugL Of1Iuarily We don, ike tn
ssgvt.tie, yet this wa al exceptional
one, aud oar portion rss dcvouIed
with ex,ueIius relish
-feaierd-y unc-ning a tap 1t our
ssnc,um door caused US TO open it,
VIXEN tie appearance OF Rev. Maxwell
and Mr. Cste with a box continuing :
ht;y pound rorAe- met our a-tonlshed
eyes. This makes tie third pig that
Our patrons have donated - Us.
-Baun ha, > new clerk. I Mr..
Stein Of Macon City, MAsouh. lie
L. OF the same nationally as the Com
mOIJTe.
Among the encouraging signs of
sf. 49,, II Il
nam 70 lo ,a,iu a..el..a.
Ne: ra.k, ,o;l
-,
,oma ,,,,;. rnL,ou, Ia, 80.
.,vora5 ,~,ron,Iy of,h. i,.,a
N u.u
~ =" n'-i'S co"i'e
-!Hr. L1o>''z has changed his quar-
'"''' oe'u p'ed
-oomet-'iy seems to have been en-
10 ways that are dark aud
'tieAs 'na' are am ABOUT the Lind
o@heu oy MS oaseE on milan Creek.
!
'ai' fe"t''e are apt 70 ioiu opinions
''' "Ass'' 10 '"e'e matters.
-Nr. fItchpatrlck, of Hebron call !
cd upon u last Monday. He Is max
ing preparations u loan money IN this
county.
-Messrs How and Na,betb. Of
" new settlers, called up
on Us last SATURDAY aud paid for two
umoer OF b 'HlEF. They are from
Tue eastern part OF Iowa, ard .i4e 81
emisrants fron' Iowa, represent Ne
rs beng TAR ahead OF then ma
tive State.
"A school meeting has been called
For the 2U:h to determine upon the
expediency Of purchasing the Stone
house of Nj. BerIy's for the use Of,
he primary Ier:rtmep,. the bu;,d.
!ug, We understand. has been offered
o the board tor 500.
A visit to the brickyard shows
in good working order
there. They flushed burning the first
Kiln last night, with apparent success.
The brick promises 10 be durable
There VIII b. about lift; thousand 70,
ale next week. ,
,,r Rprto, of W;uov crsol m.,u;.h
/. serlous accident last week. He VA,
attending TO his COW. which Wa. fast.
ned 10 a ~lariat, when the cow sudden. ,
y ran away, spd the rore cs.chin,
Hr. Burton, thew him upon the
round with such violence "a 70 canse
be fracture NJ his leg and tho d;sloc.- F.,
Of his arm. Drs. Head 4 Sb.r.- {
ct tie broken leg. and restored the f:
Irm to its place. Mr.. Burton uas d..
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-13

June 18th, l>76.
Complaint having been entered Al
this OEce II Edward l. Parks
against Charles Buckhci>ter for absn-
doning his Homstead Eutry, No. i43l
dated Sept. IS, le1j, upon the North
Fast Section Is Township I north,
Range II West, in Webster County,
Nebraska, With . view ~ the causel!a-
ton of said entry. the sad parties are
hereby summoned to this Office on the
I'D day # August, 1876 II 10 oc!Cck
\. VI. to re.rond and furnish testimo-
ny concerning sail alleged abandon
mcnt.
WEBSTER EATON, Register.
IL 4 IVAN NuRTEIN,i, Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-13

VIII IN Hes Stoed the lest ofleyears
There IL No sore nc will not heal.
o laneness 10 VIII NOS eare, no
aeh no pain, sh~s eGltets The Hu-
other Domestic Animal. that does
not Yield 10 It's Magic Touch. A
ssssIc CssstnE 2se.. soc. or 81 ~. Has
often saved the life Of Human
befag and restored TO Life and Use
falness many Valuable Horse.
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= ( 7 { 9 I
To - Working Class -W ear far
".~' ; u employ us"uf - srr,l r.r can o. -
.arr large pay. 90 y ~ 10 ~ irrait'ies Wi'i-
gen want o. ever town aat county -
rlE" .hs"rIpr-. or The Centennial Er--rt.
Hhe large publication 3. - To. a ~t-t-s-
10 It-es. "a ~ ktFgSrf.F NIG~I.s'p
! IG only = r year. The c.sTi ir-
yltt4 p" Vht.-sr - 81 AZ PEST connected
witt the Cen. "ua.u y.Jr. II" Stat ~rr-
bjli"g a, Philadelphia . fat illustrator IN
detail. Ever uv'iy want u III wa.i poo
IIc ! i great .E;,~-~' sE t4e r arr~s Cen.
teIL.El BIrtt1Y. ant var; 90 know 4 about
A. - elegant patriot rrhyOu -~rtstuxIv'-
mum picture II -r'-eG - tree . sFs4 sub
~crlser. IL - -nfIt..r. In ref.nrnr-a - e
the ~" ilusirs4tn Anniversary 80 tr- In
u~rF"n4guCe .. t-g ts.t-l $50. Size ~
hy H ivc go. Any enc can bee ne a sacc.-s-
f4i gent. tor tyf show 80 BAT All picture
~ aI1t-cis of sa scrtsrs s-o eavly Oh
famed ? Frywhc-e. There j. 20 5usIE~- that
Wiz pay 'ikc - - r-r en-. w htV- mlIy
saeIt- .I0 Are making J. I.SI a. s. per
day aat upwards toe - g tine. don't
delay. kem"mDsr J.: cot v.shlLg 20 ~.
me business tri.I. sen f.. :ur etr cir = 81
term. srd -tmSis CODY ofrl.-r. v-i~B are
~ I - - al Who .p-'y . g =. I-.
irfaTi,te sUt1 FREE so '-,sr rho decide
tr<a-e. Iarle-zanf m ---irs All their
s'Ds and daughters mgks t.e scy b.; e.:
a.nt-. Address.
Ias 's>rsS>I4L RECORD. Portland. Maize.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-13
HAIR Fare Rates
, In THE.
Republican Valley.
8. 3. HOLMES, -. Proprietor.

=. .. 0SN1G6S, SfsP11eVVS.
This Stage Line running from
Bloomington to Guide Rock connects
with the line from the north, also the
one coming from the south.
Arrives at Red Cloud (from the vest
Mondays and Thursdays, and returns
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Good time /; sober drivers and rom
foRsble.wasoBs.
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BARBER Shop,
BY
H.. b.

d.. Is. HAMMER
at Sherer's Drug Store. Red Cloud.
sS-Shaving, ShampooihZ add Hair
Cutting in the highest style of the
Ar. ltd
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-13

EshslI be pleased to carry passenge,
SIon4he days mentioned, leaving-Re
Cloud at 6 A. NJ on Mondays, Wedne
dhys1M Fridays. Leaving Hastings
at 6 A. NJ, On Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
EAxe reaesQabte.~
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-13
The cheapest an1 Best Thresher r
tie market

WALTER \. WOOD.
NOTING ..c E-s.gs $500: =.
, 1876-10-07

capital, can become the possessors Of the
newest and most approved methods OF the
machinery, both tor the cultivation Of
the cane and the manufacture of sugar ,
which will both increase the quantity and
quality Of the produce at a reduced cost
"a circumstance that small planters cam
not afford to do.
1t becomes the resident planters at once
to put their shoulders to the wheel.
-" Providence helps those who helD them
selves and, doubtless the success of the
scheme lies in a great measure in their
hands.
His Excellency, Governor Garde, Gov
ernor-in-Chief since 1872 of the Danish
West Indies, by last accounts had lust re-
turned from a visit to Copenhagen, where
he prosecuted with energy the furtheronce
of this Company. lie is deservedly popu-
lar, as one who las the best interests Of
the Possessions at heart and our best
wishes are, seeing the " right man in the
right place." that these may culminato
in what is locally called The one regeG-
Grating pan TOR the island of st. Croix."
, 1876-10-07
THE DANISH WEST INDIES.

The Export Mercantile advertiser and
British Prices Current gives the Prospec-
tus for subscriptions for shares in the st.
Croix Central Factories with the following
Introductory remarks =
ain our July No. we made some re-
marks on these interesting possessions Of
the Danish Grown which we are glad to
observe have been highly appreciated aud
copied by the st. Thomas newspapers.
We know the difficulty in a tropical
climate to get people to bestir themselves,
SO as to accomplish any given end that
requires exertion, yet we trust that the
"SUGAR CENTRAL FACI DRIES" Company,
whose prospectus we give below, will be
only one of the efforts that our friends
will make to raise the present condition
OF these Islands; and we shall be all the
more gIad it they are able to do it without
the aid of English or French capitalists.
Should, however, help be needed, we
have little doubt but mortgages or prefer
ence shares could be foated here, seeing
that the matter is bona tide and must COM
mand respect.
We hear on this side, with what truth
we know not, that the island of st. Croix,
where the Factories are proposed to be
carried on, has been somewhat impover-
lshed by continuous crops. This is a cir
cumstance that can easily be rectifed by
a cargo or two of Peruvian Guano. The
system OF a Joint Stock Company is par
tlculaFly suited for making improvements
IN the manufacture of sugar as such a COM
pany by an expenditure of a portion of its
, 1876-10-07
T. E L E G r A M S.
ST.. THOMAS STATION.

October 2nd.
New YORK, October 2nd.-A telegram from
London announces that the Right Hon. Robert
Lowe, ex Home Secretary, has delivered a speech,
in which he vehemently represented the necessity
for the immediate reassembling of Parliament to
consider the course the country ought to adopt
with regard to the Eastern question.
PLYMOUTH, October 3rd.-The r. NJ. S. "Tas-
manian'' from the West Indies arrived here at
five o'clock this morning.
The correspondence will be delivered too late to
admit of a reply by the outward steamer.
October 8.
New YORK, Bird October.-The Car of Rsssia
has written an autograph letter to the Emperor of
Austria in which he proposes that Russia should
occupy Bulgaria.
The London Times" commenting upon the
Cars letter says hath Majesty has misread the
mind Of Europe.
The Right Hon. John Bright has expressed his
opinion that an extra session of Parliament is
desirable.
October 4.
DEMERARA, October 4th.-Tho cricket match
was resumed yesterday morning by Demerara
going in TO finish their first innings which was
concluded in about half an hour for fifty four runs.
After a short interval Demerara was again sent to
the wickets, but owing to the very effective bow
ling of Penalosa were all disposed of by 2 O'Clock
for eighty two runs.
Total in both innings 1876 thus leaving Trinidad
the victors in one inning with % runs to spare.
An arrangement to play a roturn match having
been made Trinidad went to the wickets at 3
o'clock and when stumps were drawn had a score of
81 runs to their credit 8 wickets having fallen.
Play willie resumed to-day.
NEW YORK, 4h Oct -In reply to the mcdiatng
Powers the Government Of the Sublime Porte offers
tc agree to a suspension of h~ostilties, and promises
to grant national reforms, and to remove the disa-
bllities of the Christian subjects.
This Offer has been refused by the Servian Go
UcrpDrapf yuhp UJll not frnaf fpV mana war n II tina
conditions at first submitted.
In France the ballotings to fill up vacancies in
the National Assembly have resulted in the re elections
of four-RepubIicans and two Bopapartiots, Messrs.
Peyrusso for Auch in the department Of Gers, and NJ.
Iron for ST. Gardens in the IIaute Goronne.
, 1876-10-07

alongside that schooner. Then there we're
active, nimble hands to get that rum out quick
into the small boat, and there was a certain
Custom House officer there to help and see
that it was done right, but, singular as it may
seem, he has never taken occasion yet to report
that as among his official duties. Some alarm
was occasioned, and the unloading of the
schooner was stopped when she still had on
board 200 fve-gaIlon demijohus filed with that
choice rum. A little before daylight she ran
off down shore past Savin's Rock, and these
200 demijOhns were thrown overheard one after
another at a little distance apart. While this
was going on, when the water was just lighted
up by morning, a Custom House officer
happened to be looking down that way through
a big spyglass and saw the long line Of things
that bobbed up and down on the waves in the
wake ,oh ME schooner. He went right down
there Ia a tug to see what those things were.
He got a few of the demiiohns, but the water
was pretty rough that morning and the tide
vas coming in, so that pretty near all of them
were smashed together on the rocks, There
was nobody on that schooner when the tug
caught up with her that had noticed any
demijobns."
HAS there been any smuggling since tlen ~
Not that / know of. If there is any,
nobody comes around to tell me about it.
But I don't think there is much any more.
When a fellow is caught smuggling nowadays
be is put in Jail, and that's uncomfortable.
, 1876-10-07
THE ST. CROIX CENTRAL FACTORY
From Dog6ladet Of llth SCptember.)

The Ministry Of Finances has appointed
Civil Engineer G. E. l. ANDERSEN, and
Colonel of Artillery ?. c. BoEcK TO super
intend on behalf OF the Ministry the cree
ton Of the Central Factory in 81. Crojx.
The two gentlemen will arrive in St.
Croix at the close of this mouth. On their
arrival the work of erection which is ex-
pected to extend over II years, will be
Immediately commenced.
, 1876-10-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

mET bckjendtgj0res heryed at
W PrGsidentskabet har tilstillet
undertegnede Foged Listen over
ubetalte Skater til ColonialkasSen
for Aaret 1875 med Ordrc at fore
tage Execution for disse Skater
saafremt Qvittering like err foreyiist
linden 3 Uger fra Dato.
Byskattcrne for de Eiendomme
der like eies at Plartageeiere vile
fremdeles bIiye modtagne her paa
Contoiret.
Frederiksteds Fogedcontoir den
4de October 1876.
G. SARAUW.
, 1876-10-07
HURRICANE ITEMS.
From the st. 7home T'ideade }

THE following is an extract of a letter,
dated Moutserrat, September 25th,
addressed to US by G w. Westerly, the
we'll known MeteoroIogist =
Sir
Some account Of the late storm as
experienced in this Island may interest
many Of your readers.
About ii a. M. on the 18th of
September, the wind which had been
blowing very moderately from the N. E.,
during the morning, veered to the North
with squalls ofwind and rain, the Barometer
slowly falling. In the afternoon the force
Of the wind increased, changing to West
of North, with a rough sea. At sunset
the squalls Of wind became more violent
with occasional showers, and the
appearance to the N. West was dark and
threatening. Up to this time the
Barometer had fallen three tenths. About
Z p m. there was a decided luIl. but not a
calm, indicating that the centre of the
Cyclone was passing at no great distance
to the North Of the Island. About 7.3O
the wind began 70 blow in heavy squalls
from the West, changing during the night
to South West, and early on the morning Of
the 13h was blowing moderately from the
S. East, with almost a clear sky, and a
calm sea. No damage was sustained in
this Island. During the latter half of the
storm there was no rain, and no thunder
and lightning, and no swell or heavy sea
preceded the storm at this Island.
From our experience in MontseTrat, and
from the reports received from other
Islands, l gather-that this Cyclone
originated not far to the South East of
the Leeward Islands, as it was not
preceded by a heavy sea-that during the
early part Of its course it was OF small
extent, and by no means violent-that as
it progressed to the N. West it rapidly
increased in size and force, and became q
destructive Hurricane in the neighbourhood
Of the Danish Islands-that 1t progressed
in a right line at the speed of from 10 to Ia
miles per hour.
From want of Information respecting
the changes of the wind at the various
Islands during the Storm, we are unable
to trace the cour.e of its centre; but it
appears to have passed to the South of
st. Thomas, nearly over St. Croix, over a
part of Porto Rico, and to the North of
layti, and would probably be felt at
Turks Island before turning to the
Eastward.
We learn from Cape Hayti that the wea-
Their there on the l4tR ultimo had been
very bad. The hurricane which visited
US on the 18th havinga also reachedtha place.
1t has caused very much damage to the
coffee crop destroyed and damaged about
80 houses in the to WI, and amongst the
shipping there has been somc injury. A
Dominican Government schooner has been
lost with all hands.
, 1876-10-07

1T is hereby made known that the
Presidency has transmitted to the
undersigned Sheriff the list of arrears
of taxes due to the Colonial Trea-
sury for the year 1875 with order to
levy for said taxes ifreceipts are not
produced within 3 weeks from date.
The taxes for town properties not
owned by estate owners will as
hitherto be received at this Office.
Sheriffs Office, Frederiksted Octo-
Der the 9TH 1876.
C. SARAUW.
, 1876-10-07

THE following is an extract OF a letter,
dated Moutserrat, September 25th,
addressed to Us by G W.. Westerly, the
we'll known MsteoroIogist =
, 1876-10-31

5pfefds 1ttpasch to 7As 7rtausa
OSHKOSH, Wiz, UT. aU,-'fllu l,u,,orrucy. It,
lArtr desperation t0 elect tlabe l},,,ck II, Con.
Krcss and defeat Rfml,al, Ntnl heing futlrd mil
extoAed III conspiracy tu extract hug.,s ull.ia-
Wits btacltculng ktlnball's character llayo re-.
soEtcd to y last deAt,bd e!furt anl t.,-,!ay G.
w. Fulkar, a prominent lawyur 'lvrc, wno l,us
bucn .naklng Democratic speeches durtu. tin,
eamnaign, cs's'Ics out IN thu broadcast circular
accuaing K1unball 0f utEerlHg to srl til. aI,n,Eut
!nens IN the berllu h'st-Otco fur $l,.W. rhis
last wall Vt deaperat!un " creats I;rra. cxvslu-
lnent an"ng Thy fabhlc. Uf e.tlrsc, the w!u,iu
thln9 ID a base la!schon, nntl sprung tvuIn Ills
Macrs circumstance that knhall Offered ti.v
Fnst'ult!ct tO u il.nt WllYac I,inlrstrutt MA
lnortEagts! tn tho amount OF $l,Ej III ur,rr Il,
nelp hsn along. but lo refused t.! accept Ii u
hss support tor tho tA'sltsun wIS pledged tu u,,-
other, vhu received Thu appointment,
*rtIrNllJux.
M.n,.tss %g<e'aI I'll M*,atea f. TIE Tribune.
pcolie lctt this city tn atlt,ul II i,,pai,;ltuu
.nest"s us A. nionShtpIl, t'I' n|~val tsa,n ills
ulr lluyoA aud Whrclur Minute ttyn, wjtl,
tHrraes' Thy MretIng WAS mllrrssv,t BY liz
!!ul1. Il. H. EuhWcl, 1lclIttbur IT Conn rhs frnn
I've set'ini 1]istr1rt, auI Tho llun. tt,nrgu Ii,
burrows ltrW!bs!clln calAlk!utu .,r Stats Scnu-
.u1 u !asee. An enthusiastic crnml MAS III Ut
tt1hlAfIcr, at!tt IutNl ti,1e WIS I!aI This prt,-
p!u arn aroused. mud arc srterluine,l to win thu
E!4M fI.ht fur Hayes unl Wheeler uni Il g,u,I
Government. t'o">'
nHInlT.
SpxcM Dfstach tu Tue 7fitYHs
All, nEln'T, Mt., uvs. :s.-lnu ii,sra. l[u,ko wa.
M'S la'i tlis evening with enthusiastic lsvpll,,
!Sa1is ~ sts!l u ktetvflgs Ey tltu rltu,uult fl
E!arke Catr, If llllnuis, a.ld lLu lltl,. 4, il
eoF'oa' u 1exas. Thu Colunrl 1clycruI Gus