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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

NEW YoRK, January 29-Money per cent
Gold lO534. Exchange, long iSIta, short 1856
stocks active, unsettled, feyerIsh and lover.
governments active, unsettled and lower
New ORLEANS, January 20.--Gold l06l az
1869. Sterling, banT 5l3i3.
Commercial.
New ORLEANs, January 20 Cotton dull
aud lower. Sales 300 bales. Good
ordinary, ls@llAc; low middiing, u9,@l2o,
m ddling, H&@l2$c; good middling, l22s
q , &c; Iniddnng fair, l2s@lSAc; fair lG3s
sl3}sc Receipts -net H,SS3 gloss lS,il2 ex-
por's, TO Havre S,2SD; stock On hand Si,SOS
NEW YORK, Jacnary 2).-CottUn quiet;
upiunds Is 3. tic; orleans 10 d-lGc. Futures
opened weak; February II l-l6@l3isc; Marcn
II 5-l6&i3 ll-i2c; Apri, u Ia BE.
LIVERPOOL, January 2l.-Nugn. Cotton
dat; mlIdliug uplands Gjsl; middliug Or
leans l-lHd. Futures 3-3ld cheaper,
6p.m -Uplands, low middliug clause for
February nj March delivery, 2532d.
Later Futures Nat; upiands low middling
clause, for MarcA and April Il livery, u 29-32i.
Cotton quiet; sales ga bales at l3h@l3lt,
Consolidated net receipts 57Ol2; exports 10
Great Britain 26,5i0.
Cotton-net receipts, 2,9lS bales: gross, 5,6Oi.
Futures closed steady ut ~ d. cline; sales 5000;
JRnuarv l3 Lido; February l3 l-l6Ml3 8 3.,;
March l3AGl3 9.52c; April 10 li-3lc: MAY Il
2l.a2c; June 10 lS.lG@l3 27-S2c; July 10 2g.32a
IL lj-l8c; August IL ll-3lc; September IL 10 81
ala l-l2c; October l34Ml3 5-lBc; November 10
l-l6Dl3lsc; December II ll-32Gl3 lS.S2c.
GALV sTON, Janumy A.-Market irregular
and nominal; good m!ddling l2i &c; middling
l24c; low m ddllng, ll3lc; good ordinary,
llAc; ordinary, 1919; low ordinary, 9% sales
24S bales,
IT. LOUIS, January 29-Flour unsettled
and lower to sell only small order trade,
Wheat dull; NO, 2 red fall 81 45% bid. Corn
duh; No. mixed 3Sb@3554c. Oats dull. Rive
dull and heavy at b7i4c. Barley quiet and
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If You are troubled with catarrh call
mt Whcats store and get u bottle free.
FarrngOns sure cure will do the
work Sold by
mn2j VS.. coTEs,
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The citiaens Of Dallas to know that
they can buy good trunk and have
their old ones repaired as good as new
ut the Trunk Factory, IA Main street.
IF
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Ready-made dresses " 50 10 40 each;
CloAks - to $40; Hats to match suits,
at A. y. PearsonS, 500 Main street.--tt
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The Indictments are spread upon the
minutes of the District Court, which
will probably be given to the readers
of THE HERALD at an early day.
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cattle.

Corn fed demand moderate. Market firm
mt nc to Sc for corn fed. No sale Tor grass
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-30

CaIYCs and YcarIInEs.
Demand fair and prices firm AT g. sGG7
Hogs.
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LOCAL BREVTTIIIS.

Celery, fresh and delicious, can be
found to-day at the New Delmonico,
405 Main street BE sure toget n bunch.
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Dallas, Texas. Dee. 30, 1876. dec3l.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

As will be c by the following the
''onpleasantness'' in Mexico will soon
be brought to q close. Peace viii
probably reign supreme in that be-
nighted country for tweuty-four hour.
at least.
If the Brownsville reports be true,
General Diaz will o be master Of
Mexico. The army that gathered
abou, Igle,Ias in Guansiuato after a
battle surrendered too Martinez in the
interest of Disz. General Qliroga. q
supporter of Lerdo. surrendered his
arm of 300 at an earlier date to Gen
eral Trevino' Of old frontier memory.
Quiroga mist have been . man Of in
Hue Ice, Is he was shot On the 18th
inst. There is trouble 10 the rich
State Of Sonora. but We are informed
from San Francisco that the majority
,f the people support MariscaI, who
is friendly to Lerdo. The telegraph
from Matamoras to the interior has
been repaired, and it should be re-
membere3 that it is in the hands Of
the adherents of Diaz.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

The following clipped from the
Nebraska Farmer We think will be OF
interest to the readers Of the CBIEr.
who are corn growers and pork produ.
GERS.
The Hog is destined to play 50 i'm
portant q part 10 the future this coun
try. that he must be looked after.
The question Of success or failure with
the Nebraska farmer will best be an.
swesed by the discovery how to make
the most weight Of pork with the least
weight of corn, and then We have it.
Tns substance of that discovery i to
breed our hogs up to the highes stan
dard Of excellence possible and it is
becoming . thing 50 easy to be accom-
plished nov, that their can be no ex-
cuse for ignoring it. High bred stock
can now be obtained It a comparative
ly small cost. The sumber of breed
ers Of fine stock is rapidly increasing
aud even in our new state, they re well
represented. In Iowa thy are namer-
Gus and easily accessible; and iftbe e.
pense would fan rather heavily upon
one farmer, it would be triaing upon
. club Of three o. four, and the 20 me
ends woeha be subserved. The Ian
rangy. and climbing prsir-
ie ro0ess, the universal oecunant Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
State Horticultural Society.

Lincoln, Neb.. Jan. 18th, 1877.
The winter meeting Of the Nebras-
IA State Horticultural Society adjourn
ed to meet again a; Lincoln, February
eth, 1877, at O'Clock. This meeting
will be devoted to discussions of fruits
best adapted to our soil aud climate {;
insects and other ills detrimental to
fruit culture ; the bird question ; soils
and other characteristics most favora-
bic to fruit culture ; fruit and forest
tree and hedge planting, and other
kindred subjects that may suggest
themselves. Also to reception and
reading reports from counties, and a
revision of our fruit list. |, is hoped
there will be q general attendance, and
full reports from countess"
DANIEL II. WHEELER,
Sec'y Neb. State Horticuit'l Society.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

the pens OF our fathers. iss thing If
the past. We do not often nov fna
. hog Who vii escape from hi. pen If
. .hingl should h'ppen to Re di-loiged
from the roof: but nothing approach
ins 70 excellence 10 the matter Of gen
eraI stock. ,.n yet be f"und ous.sie Of
III. Of tie -pe sal breed r, ani it
i. oecesssry that closer auent.on be
given TO ibi. matter By farmers. IL
i. . sell established fact, that in the
matter OF hogs, the same srnoun, Of
food administered TO q healthy animal
Of high breeding viii produo. from 81
- 50 pei cent more and better flesh,
than If fed to . scrub, even If lie
should be hssl,by. The simple theory
OF al thi, i, the way To get from -
to IS cents per tushel fr our corn.
When that j. accomplished We Will be.
erect and Independent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

The people Of Webster county, and
especially Red Cloud appear to he
wholly Indifferent 70 their ests a.
far a. railroad matters are concerned
We are surprised at this. Why should
pc 'ple be SO negligent o. matter, Of
such vital importance 70 them. Two
railroad companies are contemplating
the extension Of lines pointing in this
direction. The U. =. are building q
Rad from Omaha southwest, and will
strike the Republican somewhere, and
why not here. Ii has now become a
settled fact that the b. L. NJ. Com
pany will build . branch road from
Hastings to the Republican valley.
They probably have no intention Of
crossing the river. We think it very
Important that the people Of this part
Of the county should make an effort to
secure the terminus Of this branch
road at this point. II vould be of
great benefit to the town, az in the
event Of a road up the Valley, (which
is sure to come soUuer or later) this
would be the junction ofthe two roads,
and consequently would be the most
important point 10 the valley. Why
should we be destitute of common am
bition and public enterprise? Ii We
do not work for ourselves, no one will
work for US; and if We stand idly by
and allow other towns to ou:strip Us
in all matters of Importance, aud Sc
care the benefits to be derived from
railroad facilities, we have no one to
blame but ourselves. We believe, as
We have stated before, that the people
Of Webster county are ready to vote
bonds to the full extent Of the law in
order TO secure a railroad. Ten per
cent. of the assessed valuation Of the
property of the county would amount
to, perhaps SIS, OOO or more. Now if
this amount of bonds were voted by
the people Of the county and Offered
as ali induoement to the FIRST company
who would complete a railroad through
Webster county, to Red Cloud, it
would not, We will venture to saw. be
more than ten months until the snort
Of the iron horse would be heard in
our midst.
We would suggest that the people
wake up 70 their interests, let a meet
ing be called at once, and let the entire
county be represented, and have a
voice in this matter. We invite a dis
cussicn of this sutees throu..h the
columns Of the CHIEF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
NOTES FROM HICKS CREEK.

The CHIEF comes a welcome visitor
to our Preside.
Improvements are progressing slow
ly but surely with US. Mr.. Munger
has q good frame house and 80 acres
of land under cultivation. Mr.. Camp
bell broke 20 acres on bis homestead
last year. He was one of the first SET
tiers in this part Of the county. Mr..
Beauchamp farms TOO acres and owns
40 head Of cattle. lie will herd hi.
cattle and those of bis neighbors, the
coming summer. Mr.. Waggoner is
pursuing the even tenor of bis ways,
and farmed about 80 acres Of land last
year. 4.
We have . good school in our dis
trict. taught by Miss Noble. The
present term will expire in about a
month. Yours, etc.,
PEDRO
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
TIE SENATORIAL CONTEST,

The great political contest Of the
season is ended. Gov. Saunders was
elected U. S. Senator as the successor
Of Hon. p. w. Hitchcock on the third
ballot of the joint convention of the
two branches Of the legislature. Thurs
day last. The election was effected
sooner than va generally expected.
1t was not anticipated that the Va.
rious parties opposed to the reelection
of Senator Hitchcock would be able 50
soon to unite their forces if they could
uaiSe them 1t all. The friends Of the
Senior Senator we're quite confident
that BY union of effort and superior
tactics, which they undoubtedly pos
sessed, the division 10 the anti Hitch
cock camp might be worked to their
advantage.
On the first ballot there we're some
twenty candidates 10 the field. Hitch
cock leading. Briggs next. Saunders
and Crounse following closely 10 the
rear. In the 6rst joint session the
condition was nearly unchanged.
During the evening of Wednesday,
the llth inst, the ants net 10 caucus
as they bad done during the preceding
weeks. There was at the outset a
strong feeling displayed that the time
for union had come. Rumors that
Hitchcock was affecting . combination
with the democrats. we're circulated,
and it was sven reported that Judge
Wakely had . letter from Tilden urg.
ing the democrats 10 sspport Bitch
cock.
The supporters Of Hitchcock contin-
sally expressed their confidence in the
disorgauisstion r his opponents.
These circumstances combined 10
sease the antis to unite n scandidste
sor the following day. After ssvenl
informant ballots Gov. Saunders soeeH-l
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
PILLS.

hoA/AIO W ~ LILO.
~ bad no appetite: Holloway's Pills gave
me . hearty one"
Your Pills are marvellous"
Il send for another boz. and keep them in
DIR: II Iloway has cured my headache
that was chronic"
gave one o:y ur Pills to my babe for
cholera mOrbus. The dear it'll. thing got
well in a day"
My nausea of a morning is now cured"
Your box Of tlOliOway's Ointment cured
me OF noises IN the head. rubbed some of
your Ointm mt behind the ears and the noise
has left"
send me two boxes; Ivan, one for a poor
I enclose q dollar. your price is 25 cents.
but the medicine to me is worth a dollar"
/ have over 20J such testimonials rs these
bu, want OF space cOuSpels INC to conclude.
For cutaneous Disorders,
And all eruptions ofthe skin. this Ointment
is most | valuable. 1t does not hsx, exter-
nally aione< but penetsatss rith the most
searching effects to the very root OF the evil
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
~Invssiabay cure the following diseases
Disorder Of the Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs.wheth-
or they secrete too much or too little water (:
or whether they be afflicted with stone or
gravel. or with aches AMI pains settled in
the lOins over the regions Of the kidneys,
these pills should be taken according to the
!riated directions. and the Ointment should
DO wei rubbed int, the small OF the back ut
bed time. This treatment will give almost
immediate relief when all other means have
failed.
Fur stsmsshs Out Of Order.
No medicine vii so e~fec:u,lly improve
the tone of the stomach as these Pnks tAsy
remove all acidiry oecasioned either by in
temperance or improper diet
HULLOwAY'S PILLS Are the best known
II the world for the following diseases: Ague
Aeth o. Bilious Complaints. BlOtches on
the Skin, Bowels. Coasamp ion. Debility.
Dropey. Dysentery. E~rysipe.ss, Female Ir-
regulxrities. Fevers Of all kinds. Fits tjout.
Headache. Indigestion. Inflammation, Sore
yhrosss. stone md Gravel. WsBms OF AL
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
Nome are genuine unless the sign ature of
}. HAYs,CE. As agent f,r the United States,
surrounds each box If dis. and UintmenL
A hand ONE reward will be given to any On
rem iering such information rs may lead to
the detectfO0O ADy parry or par les coun err
feitins the medicines os vending the same.
knowinx them to be spurious.
"">old At the mandatory Of Professor
HOLLOwAY i 90. New Yors and by AL nc
spectacle dru and dealers In medicine
throughout the civilized world. in oXes at
Is cents. % c nts and 81. each
~ There is considerable savirG By taking
tee larger sizes..
n. B-Directions for the guidarse cf Pr |
tienu in every disorder are AFFIXED to ea.h
box. molly |
Office, 10 Liberty Street, n. Z.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

HAIR DYE

Cristadoro's Hair Dye is the Safest
and Best ; it acts instantsLeouslv,
producing the most natural shades of
Black or Brown; does Not Stain the
Skin. and is easily applied. Ie is a
standard preparation, sod favorite
up,n every we'll appointed Toilet for
Lady or GensseweaA Sold By Drug
gisS
J. c1.SCA-Ma
z. Q. 9sG, 1881. New Yerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Within . few moth. pas, four Of
the richest men in the country have
died Aston, Vanderbilt and Stewart
Of New York, and Hemenway Of Bo--
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

What has taken possession o. San
Francisco. They are PRAYING for the
heather Chinee."
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
A.. g. Padd ok. Beatrice. u {. Senator.
W. Hitchcock. Omaba, u. s. Senator.
Lorenzo Crounse. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
sILAS CARRIER, Governor. Lincoln.
Bruno TIschuck. Sec. of State.
y-B Weston. Lineoln. Auditor.
&c Mcbride. .. Treasurer.
tfso: n. Roberts. Atty Zen.
J.. d. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub. ~Instruc.
JUDICIARY.
Geo. y. Like: OMAHA. Chief J ~lstice.
DaniIantt. Nebraska City. ..
Saul Maxwell. Plstsmouth hssoeiAse Jus
WEBSTER COUNTY.
J. A.. Tuiieys. County Clerk.
Is. ". Jones. Treasurer.
/: W. TuIeys. Probate Judge.
u. e. Bill. Sherie.
4. 4. Pope. School Sup't.
=. Z. Coon. Coroner.
W. r.. Thorn, Comfy Suryeyo,
q. W. Ball.
J.. u. Luce. County Commissioners.
j. n. Hobart
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-25

Black II ills editors use gold nuggets
for paper weights.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15
GGs cabinet.

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gum eanbe.
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Cart Eaurl ron Nidouri Srtrs:dr
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Gsarles Gsosns, ren @aEl5uistts,
StadtSdnpalt.-1ut
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

bic Nufmerfiamtrtt ser %rpTifrruna CT.
rtsra unh wrlrbe qrintipita tsi eer Nus.
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nabmrn aufsuite1rr. lrneeru it Hcne
rcn ben @rtipsn iprrbcu, mclfc uns
ltittn frtlten unp gentle wt6tist !3iele
In @sriHIdse brinssu, yreless MIR trilre.
tsa folen. eis urisren SnfiiutiOnsn tut.
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ers earbts ron tS.tihr @ittjstrit Ere.
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sins. itten 60 mir arStmrFta meiae
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Snssn lib benz Ssiirisl zines mtintr
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SGcrte aecptire, fpuai1e i4 itat, no
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ben IN. ~ wirSertolen, was 10 sUr tsr
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mtine Dtttbaystr ts rutis lbtrreRtsn
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treltne tm eamaIs bel Nnuatu,e eer @c>
n,inatipn fur eh priiiPsntibaft dusSe-
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strarttSe Maenatmtn, rsIts anen Sir
germ Den irtitn GSsnSe atltr srnltitutir.-
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wittttss 3wsd, wslHeu ale benienSen
une ratriptil6n Burger anarebsn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

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eds Apwtitn gut Juiirbtn bit, unp In
tetnem Sale rriIn Der StTtlufSbriaf an
DIR Court rrsirntirt fur Confirmation,
1Iesr elt 0lsic III UirtIt4 ubsrbrjabIt
lum GSsriF.
., Sahrep sens, Sr.
Int. Ia. Sasriff.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

~Sufsc;er" III ltstter ein vietssSrdud
ter auserud getrCrced, penn BON Tcliitl
bic &tbe III. Qua bt,eiGnet bamit si.
men Rann. Der antsre tar& gswalt
resr Drseunstn Sipinst eser su apin.
gen Osrlu6t, bsi 8atlea sessn lore Al,
8sntl;de uct>rseusuus gu fiiinmin. GIN
feltts Susjett mar George q. yatti.
bore, Supcrintenpent Der .Soue 9Ibma.
itiHtn Company In Rem gort. Terfsl>
te fancte lssten ISertf GtreulGre an a G..
asenturen 9en1nnter Company, zaee,ere
tlaienb amber 3lbLtn weltben er anorp.
riete, ltab d1e Ansefeatrn entfaTen ptr.
ben felten, rpel4s lie ni4t fir 6asee unp
@seeler aa ftimmsn pe,fpriNsn. SS
une rpte Stcle Stinmen babGrt benz BE-.
motratifden Sidet a6renbta aemoGt
wurbsn, libt lib ni6t ssnaa ermitteln,
urt 70 f.trrer III ba9ensn Die gtahriat
hdb tefaster %lttibune pcr einisen Ga>
gen eruhgins unb In Der tbm anstr trdu.
ten SGfie bic nette Sunue son $4,000
fsttte. = Seine 8O1e ais, ,guapcier"
~irb sr nun wcP1 ni6t ptrper ipislen
t6nnen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Tie lange C1uer Der frtnsen 3iite
in Eejtmbtr uup SInu1r bate rict'l1
&drrsutGr uttr Ban Stane fu M,nt.rs
lGatru rd&s:rgfsn iumal Der 98intrr
ilh gar ftiHtn S6ute sttra6t bate.
Sn ntr SbaI mar has Grin spn ben gSri.
ienftirsrn gang rirffwuRrsR une biz
FHdnssn Iaben rte ataticr5rn aus.
Hbsr ois ltStsa Dptsn fbOntnS nSgbrtt.rs
babsR stRusr, lteraG friiGss GrGE Der,
peIIuFufsn. Der s9sijsn ffsbt. mas
GSsItini.inmtpeen Stritten for alt
unc On sinjrlntn Srrtu fDsar sdn3 Scr.
iuslir. &cn ben Sshs1um,u ttftn
nr OaS GltI&e btribisn ~ frnntR.
1c6 Itssen be isst nur irbr ssrsinjsIts
SeIIhte vpr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

@ie tintrIsli4 elm potlstrFtstsr
6ueacrtcf 1uf cintr 3luersi ID, bcrrit
eas Blrrrl6ditebud, css 6rn. Gbria.
I,ntuer pen Hlnrae:T 5rpRibip gdrta.
fer Co.. Sur oUltn S;tniiBs. Gsinibs
besanR anil. San. 1876 ic,ae Opera
npu nit 292 :Stud Gshls,l. HapCn
pfrGnttr I'm 9laic otG S}lhret 76 burh
3ranfbtir'..s &C.. uns eR A5Ttotn. GIG
Sfud ieSttn 1891 TustnO Gier. Sln
Viern unr Rubnsrn psrtadfts Or. 9int.
ner $455.0 .03 wtrtb aueer eert, mas er
ieItit m itirer Saalitir ron fcl6en Or.
tlteiu 9sSrauhtr. unO ain l.. Sauuar
oIelts SI3rcs sa3Its itir 5I3isrSNi 362
SIud.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-15

Tte @rbristr @iaer, Gltinttma!er
I'm olttn @iasw Sbps. i&sinen fttr
CUTE 9eI*dtts gu ma&sn une perstntn
ss ucdfinris. sic fIS quite artsttsr
ssmitbtite erute. Hetsis une uufntrt-
fam In itrem 0eihlftc. uns ensIi9
nr6 tits unp has IN eas ttftt. Il. aepsr.
tiienim Suurnal. Rit 10 sitten yuat,
ten ja tsren 8anfsn. III Is unm0SIi1,
f&lstttn Grfrla iu taktn. 49,.