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PIMPLES.

will mail (Ffee) the recipe for preparing
. simple Vegetable Balm that will remove
Tan. rreckies. Pimples and Blo,ches. Ieay-
ing the skin soft. clear and beautiful also
Instructions for producing . luxuriaut
growth IF hair on q ba d hell or . smooth
face. Address Ben. vAndelf + o.. Box 5,2l
No. 5 Wooster ST., N. Y, I'd
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Errors Of Youth.

Il GENTLEMAN Who suffered for years
Afrom Ne.ysus Debility. Premature De-
ton will. for the sake of n erinx humanity,
send Tree 10 ali vino a ed it. the .ecipe and
direction for making the simple reme IL BY
which he wa cured. SuEsTsrs wishing to
profit BY the advertisers experience can do
20 BY aadressinS in perfect confidence.
JOHN B OGDEN. A Cedar St, n. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

Commodore Vanderbil:'s will is TO
he contested-Corncl ius j. {" Young
cornell and two Of the daughters
having put in an appearance, to whom
will probably be added two other
daughters Among contestants counsel
are Ethan Allen, G NJ. Depew. David
u. Field. Scott Lord and Jere S.
Black, who will manage 10 one way or
another to make a pretty good inroad
on the estate. -Ex.
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Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
A.. g. p.di,ck. Beatrice. US. Senator.
W Hitchcock, Omaha, U. &. Senator.
Lorenzo Crounse. representative.
EXECUTIVE.
sILAS CARRIER. G~ov.rnor. Lincoln.
Brann Ts.chuck. Sec. Of State.
J.B Weston. LinsolD, Auditor.
il. Mcbride, Treasurer.
Geo. "A. Roberts. Atty Zen.
g. M. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub Instruc.
JUDICIARY.
Geo. Il. Like. Omaha, Chief lstice.
D~anI6antt. Nebraska CITY. I..oc;.,. In.
SanIMaxwell. Platsnouthj
WEBSTER COUNTY.
J. A. Tulleys. County Clerk.
Z. ". Jones. Treasurer.
I. W, TuIlsys. Probate Judge.
n. G. Bill, sheriff.
A. A. Pope, School Sup't.
C.. C. Coon, Coroner.
W Y. Thorn, County Surveyor
q. W. Ball.
L.. VI. Luce. County CommissioDer s.
j. n. Hobart.
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S::.ee % .sSss::.

Notice i. herby given, Tha, ! vill ex-
anime al per. Who may desire TO
oae, themselves - candidates for tea
cheers of the primary OF common schools
IF Webster county, ai Red Cloud on the
first Saturday ia the month. Of Feb
ruary. May. August, and November
A. ID 1877 Examinations viil also
be held in District NO. 81 Saltwater
Precinct, and in Harmony precinct.
before sumner schools commence.
A. A. Pope, Go. Sup't.
Neguuda Jan. 9TH 1877.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

The Indians are becoming very
troublesome out in the Black Hills,
killing a miner occasionally, and run
ming off stock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

Orders have been given to the Rus
.isn troops to evacuate the Servian
territory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

The preparations and display, pomp
and parade at Washington, on the ar
rival of President Hayes, was said to
be magnificent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

Gen. Dipz has been sworn in as
pr sidcnt Of Mexico.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

IT'S eaid that ofice-seekers are al.
ready bereiging Hayes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

Omaha wants . railroad through to
The BLACK Hills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

The executive committee organized
by electing j W Small chairman, and
K q Brown secretary; AID after trans
acting necessary business adjourned to
meet 10 Odd Fellows Hall. in Sutton,
on Saturday March 81 1871, II l p ID
at which tune . full attendance Is re-
qaested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

A narrow gusge road is to he built
from Siou, CITY to the Black Hills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

1t is reported that the cholorea has
reduced the stock of hogs one 6fth, in
Washington county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-03-08

The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the Wocl3
For Dyspepsia. Constipation. Jaundice.
Bilious attacks. Sick Headache. C'iic. De
preston Of Spirits. sour Stomach. Hear,
barn. &c. r..
THIS unrival d Southern Remedy i. war
ranted not TO contain . single particle vi
Mer- ury. or any q INJURIOUS mineral substance
buf il
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territory
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-25
DISSOLUTION OF partnership

MOTTO IS HEREBY CIV e N
~ that the copartnership heretofore existing
between NJ. NJ. Gaige and A. 9. May. IN the
business of saloon keeping. in Carson Clty' Ne
yada, was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The said Gaige succeeds to the books and
business; and he assumes all the liabilities OF
the late copsrtnership: and all debts due the
same are payable to him.
Signed: NJ. M. HA!dE,
Carson City, Nevada, January ,, lS77.tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-25
MRS. DR.. P. s. STEPHENS,

VlyHE GREATEST ASTROLOGIsT.
Clairvoysnt, Physician and Test Medium
Of the age, has arrived in Carson. and taken
rooms at the corner Of Csrs-n and Fifth streets,
Frisbie's corner. Up Stairs. where she is pre-
pared to give satisfaction in regard to the past,
present and future. Also, to treat all kinds Of
ailments OF diseases Come soon, if you want
your fortunes told. Remember the place. cor
ner Carson and Fifth streets, Up Stairs. Hours
cf consultation, from A. N. to II p. n. lJa!9
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-25

DR.. j, s. NEWLANO'S
Office over Wagner 4 Co.'S Hardware Store.
Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to P. M; Sundays.
from "A. NJ. to 12N.
Residence, C. c. Atherton's old place, corner Of
Spear and Fall stress. ap25tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-25
DENTIST.

NVERYTHING PERTAIN.
II ing to Dentistry done with neat d}les3
ness and taste at l"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-23

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AssAMllin9 m Editnr.

Two tnen entered tho OiIIno of Tho NJ.
I.onie l'oikatin,me and enquircd Tor tho
city editor, They were shown 10 his
room, sud entered. Ono of Thorn pro.
aentesl \ copy II tho paper, aud, pointing
y M article, asked Curtin VI liz wrots,
Il. Tho reply waa In tho affirmative. Il
which onc 81 them immediately locked
the door Of the room, while the other
sprung upon Currlin and dealt him
ssv1rL tlowe. They then went y WORK
" Nv mat brutal n1naes, p6auaIng
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-23
BEN Bntler on finAsce and raxatioa.

On. Butler was invited to address
public meeting, under tho auspices d
the Legal. Tender Club 81 New York city.
Other engagements making II imposes.
bio for him TO DO present. the General
writss !" / nm unable 70 comprehend,
Appreciate and much less admire thsl
system u Dosdynlocot finances MA ~
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-23

perhaps the most important discovery
made by Prof. Cope, Ia Western Texas,
IL That u domestic hog, with nnli-
yided lO0fs, similar 10 those Of q horse.
Nature, Ia freak, first made ono, aud
from TINT more came, and now they are
quite numerous and raised for meat.
Tho professor has the skin and skeleton
81 one for his collection. This Ii one of
the most important arguments known In
favor Of evolution, for here w have not
only \ new genus, but probably new
order of animnls evolved or crcated. -
FUreaf and St,taBi.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-23

Algon n Qot11)s, cclss.ooF u4ds aud pr2e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-23

The Tart East W. West.

From tho Inst Jnrf. Field and Firm,
w copy the following.
Statements having been made u the
effect that Mr.. Pierre Lorlllnrl hal Of.
ferei 10 match Parole against Ten
Droeek for e1O.O0O \ side, ~ run Ut
Louisville next spring, III any distance
from ono tofonr miles, w addressed him
\ note requesting him 10 state Ii .ucl,
reports had any foundation In fact
Here IN his reply.
JsMkY Cry, Nov. Is.
Filters Turf. fird and tMmt
! have mt challenged lun Iifuuck. hut am
Willing ~ ran l'kluiu against him fpr 42h OOu
.idr, slb,VOp fptfeii, two milus AID i half
western Weights and dry track. iha race to hi
run - saratoga. AMI ! will Alluw Trn lifsuek
" nOt fnt okruitsealf II GnHies M VIII aiao
run, fr'm ny ilAnannm ~tai,Ie, 4 9.yrArsull ii
thf.'.,1Arter. VI mile, AHr,aar.ad II Uiu n,ile
aud tl.rsrt quarters, = t.yaAr-olI u twu unila.
AhdA quarter, mud q A.yaar.nid ii three milos
against Western halssn ~ tia Same Hgvs,
excepting that | will run my b,aAr.utd
against h-,ekfsnld ~ nyer. tho four
rates ~ w. run VI Jerome Park VI Har.toe. fug
4a.DN slda taeh race. VII ,DtD0 forfeit III liz
named ~ thu post. Tho fo,lr races IL III -.
rsI,sad ~ n.iis ihi4 OTTER meanH that I'll,
Willing " run my stable against the pick III thu
Wet. Yours respectfully, +, f1pitl1.AHb.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-23

TMx wss takea ~ the Russian rolling
seogk end ths Qdsegans cannot now fhs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-23

Tux wife of mnn In Allentown,
Pa, In, presented him with twins four
times in succession.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-23

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Carpenters and Haiiders.
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Dry Goods Drdier1.
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srsoTnki. Mxasisxii. . seAnisS. us4A
rnOMi'sOH Jum SsOs bros, n.s, deer
10 Trambuiis khee stare.
Drug Sfores.
s ss;sSssHss ! 4 ia !; N 4 l.. a.
Furniture.
q. MEvEROEN. Noe advertisement
W. u. DROWN 3 CO. Scc advertisement.
foundry and Machine .yhop.
swENsON NMOrmElls. star Foundry,
F7om and Feed.
\. mXTimxwXH ! CO.. IN old = 0. building.
Grocery. Fruit aud Confectionery
r. HATHAWAY, In old Pcs,oaaes building.
w. u. WElssrEts sce "a.
Hardparc Stores.
LOMAs q IsROTHEls. south Of Court House
4 ma aat al Inn
Harness Makers.
ADRIAN MrCui1dbGk, shop north sid ~ Park
., H a,ar z; .nss'' r.. sss, ass
Iiotcis.
WEBSTER HOUSE. corner Film aud iish
sTnoTiiER HOUSE. opposite ,he Depot,
In~nrancc AGENTS.
x. W. MOLWAS. eerner Elm and Railroad STREETS
Watches, Clocks and Je,Oriry.
SwENsON 4 LOWRY. eas, aide Of Elm ssres,
GnAs. j. wEnnEM. Price. Drug s,ere
J. ,. Ci.EMMEK. ser advertisement,
Justices of the Peace.
q. Y. uWECKENKIOcE. ONCE over Kinda
sAn xsss.; II. i.;.o wv over n.r.sr. sor.
Livery.
sst
Lumber Dealers.
W. & j. FLEMMINO. I0lert rhciAn,
Agent. Yard near the Elevator.
Meat Markets.
GEORGE w. COMUs. opposite coar, ionss
N. b. iOolITTI.E. north d conr, Mouse square.
Miiiincrs aud Dressn,nkcrs.
MIA. !. q. STONE. In ccnscnniAt block.
Nurserymcm and Fruit Growers.
=, b. MtTC0ELl.. New Oregon Nursery, two
miles Houth At Gresco. Duchcsa Of oldcnburs
and nshes hardy Apple i,reea. Fifteen choice
varieties siberian Apple Trees.
Photographic.
r. E. BERTRAND, West Of Court House
w. W. " AsmHuRN, ovcr wch.ser'~ store.
Physicians.
q. e. DOWEkS. Eee card
\. j. Cu.EMMGk. Once VI Drug ktore.
MEMWlAm, l.. n. Once over keliow's store.
4. =. JONES. once In Centennial nlock.
nlk.ln lYnrkA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-23
G. . NV.
LIMBS.

The Chicaro and Northwestern RAILWAY
Embraee~ under one msaasemsns shs Great Tranh
railway lines u me West sna Northwest, and with
~ naaleros@ brsnahss and euanscsl.ns, form w
ah0rtest nMd quickest route hrtween Chcaeo and III
p0tntm III Illinois, Wisconsin,, Northern MlrhiNHn,
Minnesota, Iowa, NshssstA, California and M
Western Terrtories. ~
Omaha and California Line
III point. IL Northsrn illnols, lows. I,alosa, M.
II. o..s wsscSs s. o ,:ss s.s S xa:
Chicago, 81. Paul all Minneapolis Line
soas. s' wi. IT, "a Msssss .as III Mai.
lLS great AorsAwssa IL
Il Croeee, Winone and 81. pster Line
IL thu hast route bet~een ChieeUo and II Crosse.
wimona, Rochester, OwnlDnna, Manksl0, ~ Frter,
Nov INN and ~ points n scashsrh and csssFaa
Green Day and Marquette Line
Il Tho only line hotwecn Chicago snd Janesvilie,
Wslsrtowl, Pond DO Lar Oaltouh, Appie!an. flress,
ii. Ia. aud III iAEs sspsrios eaaasr,. II
Yrsspert and Dubaqus Line
ford. rrssport, and ~ points w SssspoH. iis
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
IL chr old Lake hh0se Route, and h the oaly ore
p~~ains between Chicago aud Evanston, IAAs vos-
- Highland farA, Ws"afss" hAetn'. ksnosAs,
Pullman Palace Drawing 1oem Carr
Arr run on ~ thsough trains u thls rod.
This u ths only line rannias ths.e cass hsswsse
Mwsalee, chiaAxo aud winoas. o. chIeaso and
Cisse connections srs asAe q chl~aso ~teA ~
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
STREET CAR POLITENESS.

New YORK, Feb 13. 1877.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
wish TO say iow words on the subject OF "pote-
ness 10 ladies' In railroad cars.n have had great
deal of experience in ridngin fact very few have had
more-aud can honestly say that ladies have only
themselves to blame for the lack Of courtesy shown
them have been in the habit of resigning my seat
on nearly every occasion. Need say that discon
tinued it from disgust the Of manners shown
by those acceptingy True, meets lady occasion
ally that 1t IS pleasure to give seat TO; who Will
smilo swectv on HIM and say "No, thank you, sir,
would Just stand" OF course, no gentleman
would permit such lady TO stand, and II ends by his
gently compelling her to accept Now II shows lady 10
advantage very pleasant 10 gentleman and COSTS her
nothing ono about ladies' poitcness toward cscn
day tlc girl and n ady-excuse me, person in the
garb OF onc--werc seated opposite me; woman en-
tered and the little rumped of the seat and rendered
1t In her childish Way, when the mother took her by
the arm and shook her violently, saying, didn't
pay Tor your seat How dare you 2" The lady
vacated tho scat, saying, II don't want It, madam
The other not degning look, took her little gir and
left the the next street. Only think OF II,
block 10 60 and Tho mother would not allow the litlo
lacked. Another and am done. lady will seat q
child beside her TOO young to be charged Tor Shc will
poor woman standing up and not make the least
attempt to remove the child till requested to do so by
the conductor and then regards HIM with an insolent
look, asmuch as to say, al wonder why the company
EMPLOYS such boorfn could I'll your paper with
instances Of this kind. Now I'LL ladies' learn manners
risk OF beng called plggish. Yours respectfully,
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
NEW YORKS TERMINAL FACILITIES.

special meeting Of the Importers and Groccrs
Board OF Trade was held in the OF the Board at
No. 81 Wall street yesterday. Mr.. G. W. Lane occu-
pied the chair.
Mr. Turner, of the Committee OF Wharfs nnd Piers
made a report regarding the Improvement OF the ter
mnal facilities OF New York. He thought the Board
should be care ul about the Endorsement OF any prop
such the giving of power TO street railroads
to run freight cars over their tracks reso-
luton was presented some time since TO the Common
Council asking for PERMISSION for the Belt line to draw
or cause be drawn by dummy engines the cars
laden with freight oi the several railways terminating
in New York.
Mr.. Harrington was in favor of the ordinance and
hoped Board would recommend its adoption by the
Common Council
Mr.. Turner offered motion, which was carried, to
the effect that this Board In favor OF any reason
able proposition to increase and improve tho terminal
facilities OF New York.
Mr.. J. A. Hulet presented copy OF bill introduced
into the House by Mr.. Fernando Wood. The title OF
the document was, "A bill 10 provide remedies for
overcharge of duties aud tonnage" This bill was
handed to the chairman OF the Committee on Trade
and Statistics, with the request that II be read before
the Board TOR lis Endorsement. On motion, 1t was
resolved comply with the request and copies were
ordered be procured and sent to the President OF
the Senate Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
and tho senators and Representatives OF the State
containing the Endorsement OF the Board
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
FOREIGN FREIGHTs.
ADOPTION OF A NEW SCHEDULE OF FREIGHT
TARIFFs FOR PRODUCE

ADOPTION OF A NEW SCHEDULE OF FREioHI
TARIFFS FOR PRODUCE.
II is only about two weeks the various freight
agents held meeting at Chicago and settled upon
Of freight TO the various ports Of entry In such
manner 10 mako a discrimination against new
York amounting to about SIX cents on grain and on
provisions in proportion. The managers of the Prod
Exchange took energetic measures in the PREM
iscs and through their protests. succeeded in having
this action reversed and shipments of produce rom
this city Europe will hereafter be on an equality
with other ports. On the 18th inst. meeting
OF the general freight agents OF tho Aich!'
gan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pitisburg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago, Pittsburg and Cincin'
natl and st. LOUIS, and Grand Trunk was held at
Chicago and the following schedule OF rates for
through freight adopted:-Chicago TO Liverpool
Wheat 52c.; corn, 53c. provisions. 60c Hour 81 -
Chicago to London-Provisions, 72c; Hour. u so
Visions &c. hour, 81 AZ. Chcago 10 Brcmon--Pro-
visions, SSc. Chicago to Antwerp--Wheat, 6Sc corn,
69c provisions S3c. flour. 81 55. Flour IS rated Dy
the barrel whiic all other articles are carried by he
hundred weight. Two cents In gold additional over
Chicago rates charged trom Milwaukee, The trunk
lines lett at liberty make local rates Tor rcght
to suit themselves This schedule has been adopted TO
60 into effect Immediately, and is merely an expcri-
ment which be tried until tho 9th inst, when
meeting OF all tho freight agents OF tho Eastern ana
Western roads to be held in this CITY, There Is no
doubt but that entirely satisfactory freight tarin
will then be adopted to satisfy the great grain ralc OF
the m etrOpOlls.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
ANOTHER TROUBLESOME LODGER

A. Ward, Jr mot Artemus, but Abraham), went to
Flushing some weeks ago to canvass for pictorial
business chart, haing from Orange, N. j. Hc engaged
a room at boarding house on Nam street. While
thcrc he INDUCED in conversation which caused the
other boardcrs regard him eccentric at least He
conceived violent passion for the Iandlady's
stcpdaughter who Is about twenty years his junior,
but his love not rcciprocated. He offended the
stcpmothcr ono day at table, and she dismissed him
from the house. since which time he Is said TO have
annoyed her in various ways. Among other methods
he has sent numerous threatening letters, and has
even, she says, sought to dssenslons between
her husband and herself by retailing To him fasehoods
concerning her. One favorte method OF revenge re-
sorted to by him Is to stand in front OF the house and
shout 'rurnps! hash cabbagel" One Of the stories
told by him Is that tho young woman is abused
by her stcpmothcr and Kept in close conine-
mont to prevent her eopement with him.
For week past Ward has frequentcd tho
police court and has been repeatedly in consultation
with thc justices and officers relation to complaints
against tho landady and others; but they all regard
him as having lost his equilibrium, and him
cordiDgly He is become the butt Of the young fcl.
lows OF the village some OF whom n day two ago
alarmed him considerably by sending him a letter
signed 30. X. Reguatus" and threatening HIM with a
coat Of tar and feathers.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
"THE RIGHT NAIL.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Your correspondents I'D" hits the right nail on tho
hoad this morning in reference to tho question OF seats
in the street cars. IL is the womcn's fault and
s'piggIshncss that harden the and make them in
different have frequently seen dvc or six 'adics''
occupy the whole sdo Of car and allow not only old
poorly clad respectable stand rather
than volunteer TO move inch TO accommodate them,
aud when asked to do turn up their tim faces IN
the most insulting and supercious manner, utterly
unlike polished, educated and refined ladies'. have
travelled the wide world over nearly, but nowhere
found more 'piggish generation OF "lades in their
public behavior than our present and fcrryboat
travelling samples Let ladies' learn common
civihty OF behavior ana put away Their false notions OF
hauteur and dignity, which are ridiculous shams IN
the eyes of well bred people, and they Will have no
to complain OF The want OF Kindness polite at
tcnton and courtesy at the hands OF men. W. W.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
THE CONTINENTAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.

Judge Pratt, OF the Supreme Court Kings county,
signed yesterday the order in regard to the receiver
ship of the Continental Laie Insurance Company,
which amended order was lately mentioned in the
HERALD. John J. Anderson, though absolutely re-
moved from tho office Of receiver s permitted to have
access books of the company for the purpose of
preparing and settling his accounts under such rea-
sonablc restrictions may bo madc by the new re-
ceIver.n William r. Grace, OF Great Neck, Queens
county, the receiver, Will assume his duttes lm.
medlat-ly fling bonds in the sum OF $20OO No
counsel fees be paid 10y the receiver without tho
order OF the Court All moneys accumu!ating TO tho
amount Of $4,000 are to be deposited in the New York
Lie Insurance and Trust Company. Full power to let
or lease property of the company given the receiver