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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

We scel ,ha. en- explanation i due
to Nr. Parker Of Guide Rock and Mr..
kellogg Of Red Cioui, in relation 10
the call for . County Convention.
Some ivo weeks before the convention
We thought i, necessary to call a con-
v~cution to show outsiders that We
were alive and moving. Although II
was Lot expected that the county
would he represented at the State
Convention. There seemed, in fact,
TO be no interest IN the Fremont Cor
vention whatever. Nobody With whom
We had any ccnversa'i9D would 20,
nor could think Of any who gouli be
willing to incur the Necessary expense.
The time for the convention was rap
idly nearing. The other county papers
bad published their calls for conven-
tons, while the paper Of Webster
county said nothing about the matter.
To make a better showing abroad We
determined to take the responsibility
Of calling a c,SvcBt,ca and signing the
Chairman's nsme TO the call. We had
no interest ia the affair, would not 20
20 the convention ourselves, knew OF
nobody who would go, and We called
the convention simply to have the pa
per indicate that there Was some 10
terest in politics in Webster County.
W. took the liberty Of signing MIR.
kellogg's name to the call. thinking
him to be Chairman Of the Central
Committee, and holding ourselves re-
sponsible to him for using his name.
He knew nothing about the matter.
We have since learned that Mr.. Park
or is the proper man to call the con
vention.
We hope this explanation will prove
satisfactory. The latcne 5 of the day
demanded unauthorized action on our
part, and that is our apology.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01
EE.e- sron Saltwater.

SALTWATER, May 22l, 1876.
Ed. CHIEF DEAR Sir | thought
| would drop you a lR,e 70 tell you
how We are prO>pering ip this vicinity.
The farmers ale most through plant
ing corr and the women soap-making
and gardening, so VT have a few |els-
ure moments. Wc:hate a prosperous
Sunday School at tho Wells School
House, under the care ofthe Christian
Church. Saltwater has al led to her
population quite "a number OF new
comers of sterling worth, among them
are Mr.. G. W. Francis Of PASSPORT,
n. Y, whom we all feelproud Of for
his remarkable energy aud enterprise.
Ne passed his place the other day and
saw five tearas at work on his prem
i>es. w. II. Howe has located here.
He is from Jones county. low@ says
he is satisfied to pitch his tent here
and try the grasshoppers awhile. JAS.
Flett, from the same place, Travelled
all last summer in Minnesota, aud
Wisconsin looking for a place and
found nothing hat suited him until he
eame into Nebraska, and that right in
to Webster county. W. think this
speaks well for us.
Ii we could only induce some rail
road company to put 4 road through
this county, We could compete with
our neighbors on the north. | think
if it is ever put to a vote, Saltwater
will give a rousing majority in tavor &C
Lo.a, ev build a road up the Republi-
can valley in another year. If We get
good crops We shall begin to feel the
need of "a railroad. We see our friend
A. l.. Burton looking around with a
view of going into the nursery bust
ness. w. A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01
CALL FOR EREpVBL!cAN STATE CON.
VENTloN.
TO NOMINATE CANDIDATES FOR STAT

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 EincOln.
on Tuesday, the Goth day of Septem
Ter, 1876, for the purpose of placing
in nomination a candidate for member
ID congress, and candidates for Gov
crner, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary
of Estate. Auditor. Treasurer, Supcrin-
trndent of Public Instruction, 'Attor-
rry 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 sd day Of
May, 1876.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01
FARMERS INSTITUTE.

Institute assembled pursuant to ad-
journment at last meeting at Red
Cloud, on Saturday the 9th, in the
School House. u. w. knight in the
Chair.
Ga motion j. S. Gillian was elected
Secretary pro TEN.
Nh. A. NJ. DeClercq of franklin
county, being present, was invited by
the Chair to make remarks. Mr.. De
Clercq made some very interesting re-
marks upon the subject Of the coming
State Fair and. the representation of
the Republican Valley therein. Frank
lin county will do Der best to, show her
products and progress, and. invites
Webster county to compete with he's
Each county's efforts rebound TO the
benefit of the whole valley, and though
one county gains the prizes, the whole
valley reaps the advantages.
He also spoke of the necessity of
Farmers organizations. He was fol-
lowedby Mr.. Haley in some pointed
remarks OF organizations of farmers
to compel tsaaesmeh to act for the
benefit of the agriculturaIist.
The discussion then became general
and a large degree Of iaterest. was ex-
hibiied in the coming fair, M. G.. w.
Hummel made some sound observa-
tioss on the advantages to be derived,
from a good fair.
Nh. Stow of Glenwood invited the
Institute to. hold a session 10 that
precinct.
On motion .alocal institute was an
pointed to convene at the ClovertOn
School House 10 Glenwoca precinct,
on Eiday,t the OH of June, and hold a
session Of two days.
90 motion Institute adjourned.
G. W. KNGs1LE, President.
j. s. GILLIAN; Sec'y..
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

PRES GRANT has re organized bis
cabinet. Pierrepont goes 10 England
rs foreign minister, Secretary Taft
takes pierrepont's place IS Attorney
General, aud Don Cameroo, takes the
place of judge Taft as Secretary of
War. The first two appointments are
c~oumendable and generally sa.i,fac-
tory. The selection of CaunrSr is as
generally condemned. The re-oreani-
cation of the C.oinet looks at first
sight As if Grant were working with
all his energy and might for the noun
i~na.ion of Conkliug. Pierrepont was
opposed to the Senator from New
York. His removal to Europe, there
fore seemed desirable. Taft is oppos-
ed to tSayts and will work with the
President for Conkling. Den Came
ron has been known hitherto, simply
as a successful manipulation Of conven-
tons, and a political i%ntriguer. lie
controls the ffty-cight delegates Of
PENNSYLVANIA, and will check them
over to Conkling. 1t is supposed by
Conkling' admirers that this added
strength will give him such precedence
oun- 49, ..,.c, candidates as to assure
his nomination. 1t is very possible,
however that this scheme, if it be u
scheme, will only create opposition to
the Presidential favorite. Never be-
fore in political campaigns, have the
people taken so much. interest in the
Presidential candidates, or expressed
their preferences SO generally, aud
they will not now brook an interference
Of this nature. The candidates are all
we'll known men. They base been
before the people and have established
their characters. Those characters
have been sluarely before the people
toy a long time, aud have been juaged
aud acted upon. Dor this once let the
people determine who shall head the
Republican ticket in the fall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

The Adams Il French Harvester
is the only tried and successful Har
ve>ter on which three men can ride
and bind. and with 4 ; horse equalizer
can be drawn by 3 horses and cuts from
IS TO 20 acres per day. A harvester
is also built hy the same company for
two binding These are the most dur
able Harve,ters made. T.rey have no
nor belts ( o get out Of repair.
They have been sold for the past two
years Sy Otis l.. Battles 4 Son, Red
Cloud, Neb. 4O-tt
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

TIE State ConRentiUn at Omaha
exhibited extraordinary if not a dis
graceful feature. The objecs cf the
Convention was to select gentlemen
from the Republican party to repre-
sent the State at Cincinnati, nothing
more or less. This would seem a sim
pie matter, requiring only the selection
OF inen Of triad Republican principles,
aud adheTents. If Nebraska's candi-
dates, But the presidential contest,
and the selection of delegates. proved
to be Of but little moment and 0ccupi-
ed but little time.
Previous to the convention Douglas
county got into a wrangle about its
delegates. and elected two sets of rep
resentatiyes. Cne class including
nearly all the prominent men of Oma-
Ia, Elk. Gov. Saunders, Chief Justice
Lake, Judge Briggs, and Gen. Man
aerson. These men are all senatorial
u|pirsnts, AID unite therefore in op.
p's,ng Hitchcock, and they took the
name of the auti Hi chcock delegation
The other set Of delegates curtained
rlen hitherto unknown, and was dub
bed the Hitchcock delegation. Be-
fore the State Convention assembled,
Iil1chcock and anti Hitchcock were
lac cries. iiow the senatorial fight
could iud a place in a %conventics- to
nominate delegate for the Presiden-
TAI Convention is not easily OWNED.
otter the convention assembled the
FIST business was to determine which
o..Iegates should be secognized. This
question. was disposed os by the singu-
lar mode. excluding, both delegations
Tnus the first, county of the State was
not represented. Yet Hitchcock o.
M Hitchcock was the only question
before the oaHyention, and. intruded
it-elf into evess, cshee business. Dele
gates we're ELECTED. to the Presidential
convention by the sas!sHitchcock
votes, because of sns; Hitchcock pro-
c:iyities, and even the apportiensHent
,f the Ceutra! Committee mas affected.
,,s.be senatorial question. Il the
c.,,res. for the seuatorship is thus TO
;,:,rude itself into places and matters
9Th which. and in which. it has no
Ultimate place our politics viii De,
: ns 2 di.srase to IS State.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01
SCHOOL LAND SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on the
LIST day of j A. d. 1876 at the
hour Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ, at the
CourtH House in Rel Cloud. l will offer
for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder in tracts not greater than
40 acres upon the terms fixed by Law
all the school lanis iu Webster county
not sold nor leased.
, Said sale will lie adjourned from day
to-day till all of said lands have been
offered.
Red Cloud, April 10th. 1876.
37.4w j. 4. TULLEYs,
Tounfv Clerk
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01
Morgan Il HIOdnnan


All who are DESTROYS Of improving
their stcek.wiil do well to- sail and see
one of these celebrated horses, which
will be kept the present season at
Guide Rock. TIE weight of this horse
is 400 pounds, and stands l6 hands
and l inch high.
At the same place Will aiso be kept
o e o fthe best Jacks ever brought in
to the State, of the Msmmotf breed,
four years old, stands ii hands aud +!
inch in height.
u3S-2m L. SMITH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

THE reorganization Of the Cabinet
j, thought by some to he simply an
effort to strengthen the Republican
party by giving all tho doubtful states
Of the north representation in the ad-
minisfra.iOn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

The Black hill, is beng a grand
fraud As far a. gold is concerned, and
a glorious success for those who van,
to lind ln!ians. Numerou. assaults
have been committed, and numbers of
gold hunters have been called. Sher-
man bias ordered Sheridan to protect
those coming and going.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

We have for sale at this Office, an
order for one No, 9, Silver plated
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, with
hard (piano) varni>h. polished cabinet
work, valued at $50, which we will
sell for S45. and the purchaser pay the
freight on machine from the place of
shipmens, or for $50 aud we pay
freight. 29td
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

The Centennial il Dot proving a
very gr.a, success financially. The
vi-,tor. fnanciii.s. the ~yi-itor- after
the hss, day were seldom more than
si.irsy or for,, thousand daily The
total number " spectators during he
first :i,i,,eer days vas ps,s3s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

TIE kansas Convention elected
delegate, who were unanimous for
BlaIpe and ingalls,. The Illinois dele,
CATION is Blaine throui bout. The
Missouri delegates are divided. Nor
ton having the preference.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

A Sunday School Convention has
been called to assemble in Fremont on
the 9TH and S,h Of June. Exten.ive
arrangements have been made to St.
cure a large Attendance, and an inter
essing and profitable tune is antieipA-
ted
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

The friends Of Il .chcock numbered
within ted as many as the friends OF
AL othes aSpirants for the s%enatorship.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01
Official. Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
A. s. Paddock. Beatrice. US. Senator.
W. Hitchcock. Omaha, T.. 5. Senator.
Lorenzo Crounse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
SILASGARBER. G~ovsrev,. Lincoln.
Bruno Tzschuck. Sec. of State.
J.. Weston, ktae0lN, Au4ror.
&c. Mcbride. >, Treasurer.
dec. n. Roberts. Att'y Gen.
T. N. Mex en1ic. Lincoln. Srn. Pab ~Iustruc.
JUDICIARY.
Geo. II. Lake. Omaha, Chief ~lstice.
DanI CAN'T. Nebraska Cry, ... t..
SamI Maxwell. Platsp;outh N'
WEBSTER COUNTY.
y. A. Tnlicys, County cIcrk.
y. II. ZONES, Treasurer.
! ". TulIeys. Probate Judge.
". &. Bill, Sheriff.
J. c. GiIh I'M, School Sup't.
e T.. Coon. Coroner.
W r.. Thorn, County Surveyor
q. W. Ball,
y Yatfeson. County Commissioners.
J. II. Hobart.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

THE Nebraska Convention instruct
c.l its delegates to vote for Blaine and
RriStow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

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Tens of thousands Of dollars were paid last
wear To our exclusive corps of writersS In the
coming year. which already shows IA very
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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01
Fare Rates
Republican Valley:
3, Et[EES,

This Stage, Line running from
Bloomington to 9nfde Rock connects
with the line from :Es north, also the
one coming from the eruth.
Arrives at Red Cloud 3ac2the westl
Mondays and Thursdays, asG retcrns
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Good time !; sober drivers and CONF
Portable wagons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01
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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

which FfaBSt0Os1 the les of
There iSD4 s0re-Is will net heal.
. lsnHaess. b ulir' not cure. me-
ache No paIn. that aa6jess .lse ~ q.
ouher DOanesaic ADtyA>I. s~haGdbes
not Yield % its Magic T0ueh. a
bottle Costing 25e.. soc. o. 81 % Mas
often waved che BSFe Or 4 H1uan
being aud ressOred - Life Aaa Cse-
Gaiafss R90 A Valuable 0ers9~
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

The second Alabama Convention
elected none but Morton delegates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01

Ry order Of State Na~.--i ooiHDit-
zee.
G. f. Yost, Sec. g. II. Gere, Chm
Lincoln. March Sth, 1876.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-01
For President
JAS. @. Blaine.
r.. b. Hayes.

For Vice President,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LIvERPooI, Juy 2S-123O p. mCOtton is quieter MID,
ding Upand- $40 si MidBg Orleans 81 ed; sales lNOOO
bales fucndng 900 FOR speculation and export
receipts 1850 bales OF which $40 bales were Amelluan
Futures 9d cheaper sales of Middlng Uplands Low MD
ding clause July delivery at 5aod ais sale. Of
a. same a. st Middlng Uplands Low hddlng
September dol very at 5' G. 40 no
Middlng Upands, Low Mdding clause, shipped November
and December per sal. at Gd. o =, -. ,o..,o
LyEgPOoL, July 26-l:30 m-Cheese, 4b6 cwt LOT the
beat grades Of Amer 49,
LIyI.Kroot. July 26-2 p. m-Cheese-American choice
steady al 40 b.
Lyr7PoOI, July 263 mOf the sales OF Cotton touay
1000 9ales American mn, ~
INEuIoOf, July 2C-33J D. m.-Sales OF Middling Up
lands C1tiu Low N1lDg clause August and September
gerr j47 gd DO. do, september aad OctUDer deFgy ~
52od DO. october and November delivery, az 5lpld
Sales crop IiddliDg Uplands cotton Low hIldng
clau-t shipped November and December (per s1 al J
also s.'c> ~ IN" AZ Cd.
lrFRrUcI july 1j-5 D. m-COttOn futures dull sales OF
Miaang Uplnus Mildling clause August and Septen
delivery, jSs; do DO, september and Oci0b"' drlN
eTy. js DO. do, October and NOveinb uelivcry 81
5lbisd.
LoSDoN July 26l23 80 D. Consos 96lSI for bothmoyey
account UEted states bonds. tenfores lOs's EIts
LONDON july z6-l D. m-Paris adyioes quote Five Per
cent Rentcs at lO7L for tine account. - 80,
IOsuIS, Juy 2B-3 m.-RetEed Petroleum, I3hH io'2l
> CalDn.
LOS1S July "a D. m-The amount Of bullion gone INTO
the of FH.lsud balance today is &e6GpJO Goa
sol 0G7a both and the account PaiS advises
Cent Rcutes at lGIf DC. Tor the account
is,,DON, ay 2G- $50 M. EeHnhl Petroleum. 10 2l Y
gallon: Spirits rgrprntin-, - p r"f.
P,M- july 2G-xchango London, PSI q 2c for short
FkiSKFoEr July 26-United states bonds. Eew Ewes
lO3ie
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JULY q, 1876.

Frcn Charleston British brig Of 26s tons register to Cork
for &c. with Rosln 3d. and spirits rurpen1ne
str TO ilsyrc with ReSiaclv Tobacco I7 Gs From Jacs
sRd s1G 5dGS S SO s Aagraa Ssr 81 2
OILS nseed win moderately far loe6ing sale a.
quiet but steady at 3J03lG 1Or
sound and I5aI7c for Beached Other Oils were quiet and
Eii.OLEUNt-T1iere strong market and bns-
nts IN ordinary test %as rather snan IA s io
su denoted much 'mness sales 150O0 bbl hs tst r..
zlc Ordinary etet g Crude in ball ball. m Ht
sh ppng order Hein.d at philadelphia ana ban"ofo WAS
DIT ' lf PORK market was lower but business
cnHarc sery SLOW bos Sew Mess On tn, spo! a.
bbi bnss a sIg oasio 80 and 300 obs DO lac lac
ake for august s9 80 d and sl9 % asSrd M to pr SSP
s 20 lid S Sd = $50 S .ea io Il was @ an G
s ngsi 81 y s and Pg, s o Terg a as 1n and
inla Mes no,ainSI Cily Extra India Mess at sls
sEE s r H49 c,S Ss eaT % WI" "f MEA ssrs wr SISS ssy
s coo Se,e m tee@ eo y @ q aSa dS % OA SHs b az % S
via Hams II KID MEhr5 vero quiet
sa ass&S e,r s, IS g % % Gsiefa " Long
,s 4ut = st 20 Iss 100 bohss Sl,y Long Slyaa a.
hsasy 90 unohlng'd city quo,,i az Si9,7 ] 'i LAtp
on ts spot qaoi-, at ali 7asi 20 sales 20 tor e7
uor On p1vae terms sso 500 lc fo Aggis ~ slI va
sil 2jqs 20 co~lngat sl 25 900 sellers option tor
so itiI i o a 81 and 30 es scFs 'eoo = m"aG
ssti " tor , Narst s al 10 1d and III . asted for SEP
abrr - - pid ~ y asked for ocloe-r sll 80
= =
6onsRt 81 20" 6i tGnal ses 500 trs i,r ne GoSnsat
private terms quoted ~ III 62l4Gtll b7'fi Ana
300 ihI Nrst Hd st y but TER Wa m" iof
@ iiS 1'S wc "'ih c Gg' fo I'll I'D Tre@ Freq
ui4T; S,ate creamery pals at Z542tc. Tor Far Ia
Choice; Isig pals at lJn@5c. Tor toIuII'u 10
Prime. 2.a &C. 'lo.rr; state ttsi'N AZ 100 ~.
iOi t"WIu, 10 Prime; % cac. i5r Jlrtn. Stat' h'i-
hriia. tubs, l5r"'r. fD~ Common 20 Primo, &c &c.
iof choice. state w"sn tuus ~ ljaElc. i"r 1o1n'on
20 IIiu.. Iud Zfa.@c 20. -b9'cr: 'Nt'.tin lNis ~
l2rif Common 20 Prime; 1000" i"r lhot- Nost-fh
.'r Western Creamery a. @fc iHr isiG Prime, aHd
9,G2ts for ChDi~s .. CfIt~E wIiEOTt improvement
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lia ~!'u-l.H Wr-,!n "a tory - ,- ' ilI . 80 3. ne
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change. io4s Ia!tff Ntr jersey ~ -yat3'i
ami TsrUsyNsUis ~ n's,fIB 20 lOa - So
a., !lt.f .'r choose a1. ftH.ia ai iN-34ic
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S.EhHtS-MarArt a. 90 ilols So Y 70 iOg iIime west
SUGAR So market Sugar wss igDr a. S'4aS''
f1r pvt Erhung &C. f"r Puuir g'-f'a ioi Geo.
'f.r1l -'.'i'rr fcr 40 ln go 10 Ens. Their Na'
imrv o'mEla, VII sales o $40 mods Cn0n i-r"
bal- Tie' R~nur' n r"'-i demand ~
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