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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17

Mr.. knight the PRECEDENT Of tn.
Agricultural. Society OF this Co. ron
Templates calling q meeting Of the 80.
cietv, a'ep { farI. ers institute to discuss
matters Of interest to the farmers and
the County. Suca gatherings have
been he'd in TIE surrounding couL ties
and with marked interest AID profit.
1t is desirable that the farmers of
Webster County take measures to Sc
cure . representation at the next State
Fair. Franklin Co. gained and will
gain 4 large Immigration by rhe rep
resentatiDn made Ut the State Fair
and in Chicago, and this county by
like enterprise can do much TO iuduc.
settlers aud capital to come and abide.
With US. There are many other mat
ters Of great interest. the discussion Of
which can not fail to be of the great
est advantage.
The Committee appointed to pur-
chase lands it is hoped will be on hand
and ready to report at that time.
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COMMISSIONERS.

February 9Th, 1876.
Met pursuant , o ADJOURNMENT. Full
Board present.
The following accounts we're allowed
. per contract:
q. L. Sxift, work on bridge across
blue $500 90
Mckinley & Gust, covering Repub-
lican bridge 40 %
Room rented from II. s. Haley. for
use Of County Judge for one
year for $50 90 in County Warrants !.
Accom-, Of Ii. S. Haley s.. allowed.
Rates # toll for Potter Il Frisbie>
mill fixed as follows: Corn. one-6ith
wheat aud othc. small grain u
seventh.
Adjourned till Monday, april Bird.
1876, at 10 q. IN.
J A. TULLEYS, G.. W. BALL,
Clerk. Chairman.
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Frank Leslie At hi. Mammoth Pub
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State. ~ un1.rtlk'' the publication 81
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the purpose Of moulding public Opin-
ion in favor of measures beneficial 70
that country, and detrimental to our
own. The soiled paws Of those dis
gui-ed wolves are stuck in every dish
Of politics, re,ved up to the people,
sBd the people can't see it until too
late. Then they cry hard times and
look around in vain for q remedy. Pay
ing the press, and brib ng the legisla-
tor, lobbying the senator and hood
winking the government, are the ia
vorite and most efficient manGuvres Of
those paid leeches. A contraction Of
the g~reenoack of this country. is a
source of profit to England, its bonl-
holders ard emi>sari-s, because
through its scarcity English capitalists
here can have cheap labor, the bond
holders drain the country Of its gold
and silver, AMI the emissaries Of En-
gland for their services will secure
larger salaries. One step farther and
We are no longer free men. Our pre-
dc ssors have fought in vain to free
tnem>elves and US, from the slavery Of
foreign .ule. Open. The ports free to
English manufactured gUods, and
American in Iu.trJ is swept from the
market /; or factories are closed, AMI
our lahore 4, m.ch,nics and s,tizaLs
will b. r-lu.e'i to the level of British
subj-;ts,-wh,ch means ,hJect slavery.
Thi, il wh.t is mean: by free uade.
We hear it talked of every oay. En-
g:aDd is at the bottom Of IT.. scheme.
through her enisssries Who are edu
eating the unthiuking Of those Uui;ed
States in the doctrine, through the
press Of New York aud other large
cities. The country papers taxes it
up, unconscious Of the pison that i,
hid under the fauxs of sbe gli .tcrinr
serptn mt whispering in the car Of the
nation.
10 sun up this, there IS only one
cause for bad tunes, aid that cause
lies III the Contraction of the cui teucy
III order u reach specie payment. VIZ
are largely indebted 10 England and
England viii demand, aud must nave
gold aud silver. Her Influence Ia
country il su. IN that through her um-
derhand dealing with Our public ref-
wants the medium vf exchange lyrecn-
bIcs Is made mur SCARCE every year,
aud AS = result, vi, f. .'Orie, gre Closed
ant trade AID bu,in-., s,ppi~u. Aid
III Orier to revive tnem, III We rctLin
u specie PayW.Dt) We must burlOw
ir ILL England the Hpid which
art paying her INV III Interest, thus
Keeping u a TRIBUTARY nation u her to-
lay a. mitch Is our fathers we:e before
The revoluilpn.
There Is only one remedy, sni that, IS
the ballot box. Seud t. Congress meu
WHO will represent the people, under
wants. make IL kbuwn, and
ON measures beneficial tO tie
country at large, aud who cannot be
corrupted by any outside influence.
O'SULLIVAN. !
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17

Thos. Kenuard has written, . letter
on tie ability of the people Of Ne
braska to construct a narrow gauge
railway. advocating the project. He
does not, h .wever, find the people
equally sanguine. For ourselves We
prefer to see the enterprise carried on
by foreign capital. W. don't care to
take any risks in 40 enterprise Of
which We know nothing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17
THEWEEKLYSUN
NEW YOnk,
1870.

Eighteen hNHdreSt AID seventy Gx i. the
Centennial year. IL 10 also the year in which
an Opposition nosse Of H. present 'tives. the
the hist since the var. will De in power At
Washington; and be year Of the twenty third
election Of President II the United States.
All OF these events are sure to be Of interest
and Importance. especially the latter; And
AL ofthem and everything connected With
eIpounded 10 THs SUN.
The position Hosse of Represe natives
taking up the line Of inquiry opened years
ag1 by IRE u". will ster .ly and diligently
investigate the corn ptions and miSdeods y.
frsnts administration: and will. il il to be
hooei. lay the foundation ter a a~v and bet
Yer period IN our national history OF al this
The .>sD will contain c'mplee and accurate
accounts. furnishing It's readers with early
an Trustworthy Information upon these sb-
? rbing topics.
The wen y-third Presidential eie .,ion.
With the preparations for it. will be meGors-
third term Of power and plumber. ant still
more as dec ding ~ho shall be the candidate
OF tho tarty OF Hefcrr.. and as ~electins that
candidate. Concerning all these subjects.
those wEo read Tux Sun will have the means
Of bd ng thoroughly we'll informed.
In Heetty >ua. which has ttaiued q cir
cuiati n of over eighty 'hous md cop o.. al
ready has ,'s readers in every state and FER
heir nunbe's doubled. 1t will continue to
be L thorough ne paper. All the general
news Of the day will be found 10 il. &C licensed
when unimportaut. At full length when 'f
IN -msut: an1 always. We .I:ust. treated in =
clear. int resting and instructive manner.
u Is our aim to make the WRx. LY Sun the
best family Newspaper in .ne void. and We
shall cUntinue to give in its columns a large
amount Of miscelian eOus reading. such AZ
s'orjcs, tiles. poems. sc.entitc intelligence,
aud agricultural intc.m1'i ion. for wh:.h we
have not rooIC in our daily clifton. Thea
riculturSl department especially is 90 8 sfits
prominent features. The fashions are also
regularly reported n its columns: and so are
tn. markets Of every hind. =
ne WEEKLY SUk, eight pages with ffty-
six broad columns is only 81 u = ,esr. pos
,sgs prepaid. Al this price , .-cay rep Ays Ias
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Dull T:kEs AND TIE cArcE.
RIvEaTON, F:anklir 60 Neb. ]
E.trv,ry Jc,l, lS-s f,

RIvEaTON, F:anklir Co Neb.l
February 18th 1876. J
Ed CHIEF:-It r.qrires bu, very
little reflection to see into he aus Of
dull times. 1t is estimated tina, the
population of cur United States
amounts to about forty millions Of dol.
lars. or an average Of ten dolla-. per
cnpitn. On the strength of this then.
~ili take for example sake. one
VT S-'I- ~ S"nr U%istinvnrl
man having 500, there ms. b. ten
others without q cent; and Nhen one
man has q $1,000, there must De ten
thousand in the coudition Of paurers.
&c up to millions. So that ii those
who control q m.Ilion of dollars of the
circulating medium ofthe nation, kept
it in his safe. without letting it loose
amongst the people, las many loes)
ten millions cfour people, NUT newt.
ably starve for want Of any mark OF
token to deno.e the value of Il III
property or labor. Aud this il the
condition We are placed il at present.
as the result of contracting the curren.
cy Of the country. in order to return
to specie payment, from which there
ire poor prospectt.of better times until
political dead heads are made to feel
that the people are supreme rulers Of
the land. One hundred years ago;
thirteen futile co'Ou,es were trsvely
to emabcipatipg them selves FROM. the
tyrsnt rule of = perdduous government.
aud yet, | doubt, if We are not q much
| unde: the rule Of the same government,
, to-day, rs We we're then. For there j,
scarcely Al institution OF . branch o.
industry in the Country =. psssens :hs,
England docs D control With iss cap.
ital. Our railroads, ose COTTON mills,
our iron factories, our coal aod iron
mines, our guild. and silver mines, oul
canals aud water courses, all or nearly
all. ser become the property Of English.
Oeu, who hate our flag and detese he
name Of Washington. This is not all,
England controls probably two-third.
o. our ns,ioas! debt, and will take pay
in 10 other gay but 10 gold. Hel
emissaree tpsia by what is yearly vot
ed by the Britrh parliament, under
the name of secret-service money! aft
scattered through every town in The
! United States. Of any distinction. fUt
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17

Powen has pit. he'll into Yeecher
again, and threatens divers ex-
poeures. But the people
have lost all interest in the
matter. The majority are already sat.
i>6ed with his guilt, and don't went
to hear any q about it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17

A Coal vein fcu. anu a half feet
thick has been discovered in Rock
Bluffs Otoe Co. The vein is constant
~ Increasing 10 thickness. l. is nov
capable of being worked with profit.
Nebraska will provide her own coal
ere long.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17

The latest novelty is q woman z
walking match fbrs. purse Of $780,
distance, 800 miles, to. be completed
in six days. The c .ntes:ants a.e Mrs.
Marshall an American, book agent,
and Miss Won HiiEsno = German.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17

~xyRAL SHERMAN has written q
"3cally refusing 20 be a
letter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. This
candidate for the Pfc~wRA
narrows the contest 10 the remaining
9,999 caod i.fes..
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-17
Official Directory.


CONGRESSIONAL.
Al 8. padd OK. Bsstrics. US. Senator
W. Hitchcock. Omaha. U. S. Senator.
Lorenso Crounse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
sILAS aARBER. 9ov.raor. Lincoln.
Bruno TIachuck. Sec. of State.
J.. 8 Weston, Lincoln, Auditor.
JIG. Mcbride. ., Treasure..
Geo. II. r .berts. Atty Gen.
J. n. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub Ins,ruc.
JUDICIARY.
SEQ. B. Like. Omaha. ChisfJ lstice.
D.nraen,t. Nebraska City. A..o.;.,. In,
Samr MAXWELL. PlstsmouthJ
WEBSTER COUNTY.
] A. TuIieys. County Clerk.
n. II. Zones, Treasurer.
I. ". Talleys. Probate Judge.
n. c. Bill, SHERIFF.
J. g. Glib IN, School Sup't.
G. G. Coon, Coroner.
". E. Thorn, County Surveyor
4. ". ls-iy.
@. W. Ball. County Commissionsra.
T. Msttsson.
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Ascend Farmers Vacation
Rx Col. george {. MARiN6.

By Col. george {. WARiN6.
Col. w AIRING is nov in Europe, VII
i:ibg. IT, 4 row uoat ride o. two hun
drcd and fifty miles. one Of the mp>,
fertile vale, 5 OF Europe. This -econl
series Of papers promises to be- even
rnore interesting then hat with which
our readers are already familiar.
CENTENNIAL ETTERS
EDITED BY JOHN VANCE CHEHEi.
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