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National Republican., 1877-10-15
NEW LAW PUBLICATIONS

vol 10 STATUTES AT LARGE. Forty fourth
WILLIAMS ON EXECUTORS, svols
BARTON'S LAW PRACTICE
TYLER ON PARTNERSHIP.
AfBDTT'S NATIONAL DIGEST, vol. T.
LAWS AMERICAN DIGEST OF PATENT,
SosIMoN LAW PRACTICE IN CIVIL Ac-
TONS, by Walter 4. Cox, OF Washington, D. G.
PRoFFATT ON NoTARIES.
NEW MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS
ONE YEAR ABROAD by anthor OF One Summer.
MARK TWAIN'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
A KNIGHT OF THE NINETEENTH CEN'rU.
RN. by Il. p. Roe.
THO, BY Mrs. +. II. burnett
THAT ltORRID GIRL.
THAT HUSBAND OF NINE
MY MOTHERIS.LAW.
THEY ALL DO IT.
WINSTON. by Mrs Ieith Adsms
MARJoRY BRUCES LOVERS, by Mary Patrick.
Our stock OF Fancy and Staple Stationery was never
more attractive and novel than now Also our Plain
and Embossed Pictures for scrap books and decorat-
Ing.
As the season advances shall be In almost daily
Ircept OF novelties or ~ soon they appear In tho
FoEtllern markets. which we mean to sell nj the very
lowest figures.
w n IT xsnppropN
National Republican., 1877-10-15

rJNHE MISSES LANE lT3s I STREET NORTH
L west, will reopen their school for young ladies
and children on WEDNESDAY. September ~. Ref-
and ]. &. Wpng, IL, ID, Ocirlm
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DIRCH & ROBEY, ,Auctiuneers,
ID a3J and 90 Louisiana avenue northwest.

will sell at the Bazaar OF Rirch q RObey, on
TUESDAY 18Th October. 1877 Mt iC O'clock. he cee.
brnipd tTottng horse Deception, warranted sound,
kind and gentle in single and double harness; guar
nieed to trOt three heats inside Of 40 or no sale can
BE- driven by the timid person. fearless OF loco
motive, drives with open bridle-the property OF .
private gentleman leaving the city nn account oi
sickness He " also one of the finest saddle horses In
the city; lady can drive him. Can be seen at the
stable Of JAMES puMPIRES, street between
Four and a.half aud sixth streets northwest before
day of sac.
oftitSt J. W, HALEY,
National Republican., 1877-10-15

T .ANGuAGES TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French Spanish, Italian, German. Sc-by
RICHARD $. EVANS,
No. ?, Third street northeast Washington, ID. G
ocll-ly
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WASHINGTON HOUSE
w Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
ocii.tf A. J. BEvERIDoE Proprietor.
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HOTELS.

T AF4rETTE HOUSE-E u n % PE 4 N
Il md American plan, cor. SECOND aud u Sts N.
W. Washington, p Z American plan "a per day.
ocl36m JAMES A. DOSNELbY, Proprietor
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CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL,
~ Corner Oi New Jersey avenue and street south,
CAPITOL HiLI. WASH, Notion, u. G.
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IT MUST BE HUMILIATTNa

TT MUST HE HUM1IIAT1NH
to every true temperance Republican to think
that of all the reported prominent lovers OF
the cause named as competitors against Mr.
Rice there was not one who had backbone
enough to consent 10 the use Of his name pub
licly. The party lash hung over them, and they
crouchcd to obey party policy like the whipped
spaniel at his masters feet.
National Republican., 1877-10-15

lIESNSYLNANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
healthnIl grounds ample, buildings commodols.
Thuroul II distraction In CIVIL ENG1NEERlNu,
the CLASSItsl and ENGLISH. Careful supervision
q Cadets; For circulars, apply to COL THO
HYATT, President. IylS jim
National Republican., 1877-10-15

nR. n. FRANK WHITE THE MAGNETIC
- Healer, 81 Tenth street northwest treats s,ic'
cessfully the most obstinate Chronic and Acute Dis
and to s y. IN. Ocsly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A. R. SHEPHERD & CO.,

A WNINGS, TENTS AND Flags,
"a J. G. HOGAN, Manufacturer
No, 7l3 Market space, between Seventh and Ell
streets northwest l9u
National Republican., 1877-10-15

will remind every Temperance voter that,
although we may have Governor who ignores
the principles of prohibition and right, there
are chances, by vigilance and activity, to
obtain two thirds of the Senate and House OF
Representatives, enabling us to obtain law
that shall protect every citizen in the Com
monwealth. That being possible, lot us buckle
on the armor for the fight, and by every
honest cndeavOr do what we can to achieve the
success our cause so justly deserves.
Let errry rOtcr pho wishPs 10 Advance the prin.
ciples Of Temperance and good qorcrnmemt attend
ne cducuses aud rork oniy for those Senator's
Representatives. and other officials mhO DARE TO
DO RIGHT" HENRY II. FAxoN.
QUINCY, Sept. 90, 1877.
National Republican., 1877-10-15

I5.7 and ii2o SPRUCE STREET. PHILADELPHIA
For young ladi's and misses Keopens THURS
DAY, September ~. Board and tuition, in Latin,
English and French, per annum, Srn.
MADAME u. HERVlLEY, Principal.
il tna I'M pf thp M
, 1877-07-08

THE BULGARIAN lEG1ON.
The Bulgarian Legion, which is composed OF
Christians who are bent upon avengfng tho out
rupes at Batak. is cucamred near Bucharest t. lie
volunteers arc farmers who have taken rclnGc IN
scryia and passed thence into Routnania~ Some
n, t,cm arc large landowners. They farc
we'll ip camp. Bread, made from wheat and
rye. il served out each morning, sud every
volunteer is entitled to about three pounds Tor
two DAYS. Soup is served out at 5 d. m and at
n. m., whilst tho dinncr-hour is fixed at p.
m. rhe soup for each division is composed OF
FIRE difrcrcn. sorts, so that tho most
tastidious or greatest eptcurc may have
choice. The ingredients are rice,
vegetables, garlic, onions, beans, oatmeal,
and meas, Each man is entitled to half gallon.
How long thia thing will continue depends on
Hu,earan funds, wnich just now are plentiful.
Tccf. and mutton, and vegetables form the
staple Of tho dinner, and the ratons are large;
Earh division has its own portable bakery, anu
tie ovens are merely places over the fires IN the
ground Tic tucI is timber, which 1at1Tue It
parties bring III each ,31 laoln1nS. H.. ,r,,aie
| Of the commissariat is managed By the bu!gar-
| i'm Committee. There is no pay, but bra1uy is
| served out each Sunday, and zach man has
| nhont two ounces Of tonacco allowed MN 1of
! every nvc days. The dress is plain and service.
| ahIc. The shocs are OF unnamed leather, anu an
Tho raitcrs arc OF the same material. The
Zouave loose trousers made u alora'i2n plue
| c1oth. corded with yellow. arc surtnollntea ny
loose blouse OF the same COLOR, but tFlinae.
! with red. Each man wears i1anncl-rcd Q:
b1ue-sash girdle, as preventive o. aSsen,ca5 t,
! which, b= tic way, is growing rathcF common
throughout the whole army, owing 70 tht
chances in the weather md the consumption o.
| unsound vegetables.
, 1877-07-08
Hydropf,ohia Prophyfactica

. The ,Zo,trual de ThernDcufiQue rclcrs to anotbeT
addition to thc.alrcady formidable list OF propt-
YIactics against :hy1rophobia; that is, u, nf:
Gryzma1a Of Krnoe oziyoc. podoe, rep9rts
least , 1oo cascs-in human subjects as well as
nsastsMof Beast ~ Bites By hydrophobie animals with
the powdered leaves OF zanthium spinosum,,
With Success in every instance but one, although
cases Of bites inflicted at the same time, nut
treated in other ways, had terminated in death.
Thc drug Is described as possessing sudoritlc,
siaiacocue, and slightly diuretie properties, hut
icss nrouounced than those Of jaborandi The
t1nse for an adult is nine grains OF the dry DOW
der OF tho leaves, repeated three times gay,
and continued during period of three weeks
to children under II years Of age half the guam.
tity uamcd is given. Dr.. Gryzmala is perfectly
confident Of the permanent effect produced BY
this drug in the relief of the patient
, 1877-07-08


LONDON, June 23.-1 have had the opportu~
ntty Of seeing private and public dispatches
from Delibaba and Erzcroum detailing the com
mcnccmcnt and progress Of the fight ut
,,rlibaba. The Ottomans fought with
stubborn yalor. They stood to be liter
aIly moved down by the Russian gune.
Tl.cy remained to be slaughtered bY tho cav
a1rv, Attacked on tho flank when they were
hot1y pressed in front, the etnbbornness OF tho
defense was the valor Of despair. Officers and
men fought with equal bravery, and Mehemed
pasha died sword in hand at the head OF his
troops. The Russians had modelled their plan
of attack OIL the German system, and they
fought with unexcclled bravery returning aga,
md aeajn to the point selected to be broken
The closing cavalry charges were 6rili'aht e.
forts. and q troop Of Cossacks were detached to
canturc Gen. KimbaI1, an English officer r whu
vas watching the battle on the Iurklsh slue.
Tue General only escaped br the hcctness o. DIE
horse. The Russians thought he was IN com
mand of the enemy, but he was simply at neaa.
nuarter6, lust as American and English olhcefs
xerc allowed to move with both the bel4lgercn'
armies iu the Franco-German war.
, 1877-07-08

The anaconda in the Geological Gardens, Lon
don, which has been considered quite rcspe1t-
ahe snake, turns out to be comparatively
small creature OF its kind. Henry J: Cooke, Of
Caracas, % Vcnezueja, in 4 letter TO Frank Buck
land, states that in the small rivers which tow
into the Orinoco there are large numbers OF
anacondas much larger than the one the society
has. aud that in large pond near 4 friends
hn1lsc in Matur;n lives in shy retirement ono
that is thir:r.s1 feet long and yard il dtau,
eter. The managers Of the Gardens have offered
$500 for tue capture and delivery in England
II this serpcut. It requires an expert fisher
~. 70 catrh these creatures alive In Africa
i've i've doe is used as bait, and after tho dog has
hsen boltcd the boa coils up aud takes nap
, 1877-07-08
Strictly Confidential.

DesF0!t FT<e F'Tesa.
"Dfy folks are going to the country to be
gone all SUMNER" enthusiastically exclaimed q
little girl yesterday, Us sue met another On Cass
avenue.
t*Your pa must be awful rich," replied the
second.
TOn, no, he isn't, but II you'll never tell any
body I'll tell you something"
II never ILL., hope to die II do" :.
swell, then, pa was telling ma that we'd all
hoard. Da will work in the saw mill, I'll pick ber
rlcs and ride horse plow corn, brother Tom will
70 round with liehtning-rod man, and while
you folks are in tho awful heat we'll bc putting
On airs and fixing over our old clothes for 1all
Don't YOU tell. now, for ma is saying to every
body that she must have the country air to re
stare her shattered nerves.
, 1877-07-08

ME- fdFE 5HHv VWV 3.
John Randolph is OF yeTy daFk brown .. CON- ,1n-
III, silver fringe, brass buttons, and gllt-eGge
cord. The coat has rcd sleeves, and the panta-
ioons ore Of orauge-colored velvet. He has a
% red cooked hat With long white feathers He
carries sign informing sne pesd
lie that ccrtpin Indian CLUBS mas DC pa'cnaseo
, 1877-07-08

ARMENIA.

AKIN I'm la
CAUSE OF THE RUSSIAN DISASTER
Special Dispasca 10 The Tribune
NEW YORK, July $500 L. MA correspond
ent In Vienna says 1t is announced 10 that city
from St. Petersburg that the cause OF the dam
gcrous position in which the Russian armv In
Armenia was lately thrown was chiefly the fact
that Persia allowed Turkish corps from Lake
Van to pass through Persian territory. The
CORDS WAS thus enabled to
SURPRISE THE REAR OF THE RUSSIANS
at Bayazid, and to icopardize the position Of a
great portion Of their army. The effect was
all the more embarrassing as the Russians
did not anticipate any such action on the part
OF Persia, and were entirely unprcpared for 1t"
Rcprisals Of the most serious nature arc consld-
cred inevitable, and the situation is likely to
BECOME FURTHER coAPL1cArEp.
It is not yet known whether responsible
| Persian official, prompted By his Mohanmedan
feelings, acted without instructions in permit
ting this breach of neutrality, or that the re-
| sponsibflity can be directly fixed upon tht
! ShaA's Government. In either case, the conse
qucuces arc likely to be very serious
, 1877-07-08

for mere song in Nassau street. he frequently
secs Mrs. Tom-Hi-1on, who, in gaudy male at-
tire aud cherry -colored ribbons, sells her hus-
bands publication, the Tolcano, near the Post
Onlcc Mr.. Randolph, smftten with Mrs. Tom
Ri-Jon's charms, recently invited her to join
him in the flowing bowl, or. to use his own
language, "to take horn" Mrs. Tom-lt-J on
was insllted, and then he laughed and suecrcd
at her. Yesterday he repeated his insults, and
she had him arrested. He told Justice Otter
bot1rg that tho Superintendent OF the Post-Of1lce
had asked him to follow and annoy Mrs Tom
RI-Jon and worry her away from the Post Office
sidewalk. His Honor remanded Mr.. Randolph.
, 1877-07-08
TEE PRESDYTERIAN6.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE ED1SBURG COUNCIL
Special Dispatch T. The 7ssaune.
new York, July S-3:30a. m.-The Pan-Pres-
bytcrian Council NOW assembled at Edinburg'
in its session of Friday considered the subject
Of missions Tho debate embraced views upon
the general missionary work throughout the
world. The speakers were nearly all mission
aries, and they dwclt especially on the
great need of cooperation in missionary work
and the avoidance of
UNNECESSARY COMPETITION
between the several branches OF tho Presog-
terian Church. In the distant missions delicate
distinctions Of faith or church po1iry were In
apprcciab to the minds of unbaptizcd OF new
ly-baptizcd ba1bariaus. The general tone Of
the DEBATE was Indicative Of a desire to found
some system OF united missionary endcavor. The
rcoort of the Committee charged with the con-
siderctIon of this matter WAS presented to the
Council, and gives
"A VERY HOPEFUL OUTLOOK
in this direction.
M business was transacted Saturday by the
Council. praycr-meetins was held in tue
morning, after which social entertainments were
civen in private residences throughout the cit,
in honor Of the delegates.
, 1877-07-08
WAR-NIISCELLANY. 7.

THE GARRISON OF ARDAHAS.
The remains Of tic unfortunate garrison o1
Ar,anon. writes Loudon Telegraph corrc-
spondcnt from Erzcroum, straREle along tue
road in the direction Of Erzcroum; and
as these men carry their arms ana
arc generally without food, and always
without money, they plundcr, and often
with extreme violence, tho wayfarcrs or
villages of the surrounding country. me con-
diton of these runaway soldiers is very pl'iaole,
and. as in civilized places hunger often drives
men towards crime, it is not surprising thai
such famished wrctches arc careless aoout t5e
injuries they inlict on others Ill order 10 pFoYue
themselves with Ioud. One man: whose 1',l
was fractured by musket ball. F@lkca Insoutn ~
Erzcrouu1 His broken Limb Was Lieu up "ltn
some RAGS and sticks, but the dressing was not
changed; he had nothing to eat except t1G ury
crusts he carried in bag and on his arflSal nc.c
haustcd Redif sat on the step OF ny uool;
and. begging for q morsel OF food. de7ou1ca
it Ike ialnisllcd dog. His lace was nasga.u as
and wan and the vacant expression Oh MS ht.l
is eyes showed tat G m had oeen III; ti,eu ,nd enT-
rowful-looSing soldiers crawl about thG streets rs
in such numbers that it is Often u'nculI ~
| force one's way through them. Inc nosPsa'n P. !,
/ are unproyided with bread, much less ~. -
medical comforts there e. IS t not eTip epd MANNED @
hobble into the filthy wards only to per.sh nao- @
nr,hiv. There Is no enthusiasm among Inc peo-
nlr. who, dragged from their homes witnou.
being able Leave any NH i4t btter ep1
al ahomt ,l their unprotected children left n u!
e'on. In some distant province. Inc nc
condition e Of the peasants 7i,a;, in n the 11e
crops and supply OF wheat HAVE so;nzs usSn nancr
snJ 5 ~ 4hrv hare no seed to plant 10 ths
, 1877-07-08

Another Use for fIydrate of Choral
A solution OF forty grains OF chloral to an
ounce of water, applied to the scalp each morn
ing BY means OF sponge, using slight friction,
ant and allowing it to drr, is very cricacious in
pityriasis So states Dr.. Martnean in the .Hnt-
;cat md Surgical Lleporter. If the disease Is re-
cent and the lotion is m daee ~"
hesitate to predict certain cure In the chron-
ic and more obstinate cases he recommends the
continuance OF the application Of the, solution
until tho disease disappears, IS its daily use
produces no Inconvenience, While 1t relieves Inc
itching.
, 1877-07-08
DRY GOODS.
ADDE'S

It is astonishing, it is sur
prising, and it is above the
comprehension Of all our COM
petitors and customers, how
Dry Goods can be sold at'such
Extraordinary Low Prices as
now offered at our Great Clos
ing-Out Sale.
During the Month Of July
we will and shall close out our
entire stock of SPRING and
SUMMER DRY GOODS re-
gard1ess Of cost. AL and ev-
erybody should avail them
selves Of this opportunity, for
nobody will ever again buy
Dry Goods at such Low Prices.
The following will give a
faint idea Of the innumerab1e
bargains offered:
1000 pcs elegant and stylish Prints, SC, worth
2,o pcs black nohatr A1pacas to be closed out at
l5c; VIC are the only house in Chicago who sells
Hack Alpacas At this price, better qualities In like
proportions.
SIS pcs Black An-Wool Cashmercs 10 inches
wiz, 50, Is, IS, S5c, and 81, worth 25 per cent
more.
81 A..25, 81. 50, 81. Is. aud s.; wonderful bar
64fns
;, 900 pcs Spring and Simmer Dress Goods to be
closed out at 5, 6, 8, 10, 12h. Is, 20, and @5c,
G.sat Erdncttops in Grenadines
400 pcs to be closed out II ), g. 10, 12h, 15, 20,
| and :5c.
so pcs Black Iron frame Grenadnc, 2 yds wide,
rs S5c, 81, 81. %. 81. 50, and S. worth double.
500 Llama Lace Sacks and ShaWls At your own
price,
, 1877-07-08
Black and Colored:
DRESS SILKS.

so pcs. Black Glace Silks at a5c,
Use, and 85c.
rs pcs. Black Gros Grain Silks, 81.
10 pcs. Givernaud's Heavy Gros
Grain, at $l.25; worth $l.5O.
IS pcs. Givernaud's extra quality
Gros Grains at $1.35 worth *l.75.
SO pcs. Givernaud's 2 E. quality,
satin finish, at $l.5O; former price
So.
100 pcs. Colored Silks at 75c, 55c,
81, $l.1O, and $l.25.
so pcs. Givernaud's Improved
Silks, in Myrtle Green, Navy Blue,
Ink Blue, and Plum, at S'l.45; cheap
at SITS.
, 1877-07-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Keeps Custom Shirts 31ado to Measure.--
VERY pest, 6 for 50; no obligation to keep any Of
Keeps shirts unless perfectly satisfactory l13
Madixon-br
, 1877-07-08

DR.. Herman's Catarrh cure. For sale by
druggists Samples free. Cali and try 1t. Ofice-
81 Washington street.
, 1877-07-08

md then the fisherman stutfs him into bag. A
biz pocket will be required for the gentleman in
the MaturiD pond.
, 1877-07-08
? PARIIL)RID(fIBS
Are now Offering the $780,
900 Wholesale Stock OF the
o. ! firm OF RICHARDS,
Spd.AYV & WIESLOW
At ABOUT 50 CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR.

500 pcs. Snowflake Dress Goods
and P1aids at &c.
500 pcs. English Cashmeres and
Serges (haf woody at 15c; cheap at
Csc.
1000 pcs. Algerian Stripes and
Brocades (20 different shades) at
l8c, cheap at soc.
SO pcs. All-N ool Stripes and Plain
Colors at Csc, former price 4Oc.:
20 pcs. 1ron-Frame Grenadtne,
two yards wide, at Use, worth Sl.50-
, 1877-07-08
United STATES
4 Per Cent Loan.

CNDER AUTHORITY Of u oon'rae: With tta
SECRETARY or TIE TREASURY,
THE I1%DEKSIt:NED hereby give nott:c that
from this date and until July l6 att p m. they VIII
receive subscriptions for the y PEK EfSI rn.Hn'
IN LOAN or THE UNITED STATES: IN de"
nominations a. stated below. At PAK AND Az
CKUED INTEREST IN GOLD COIN.
THE BONDS are redecmnb!c after 70 ycass from
1uY 1877 and carry Interest fFrn that dat PasAos
ruarterly and exempt from tue paymeut ~ taAe
or duties To the United States ~ well - from
In any fu1n by under State, municipal OF c' s"'
thorlty.
T,1E INTEREST on the REt;1STEKEn
STOCK will bc paid BY check taueu oy .he
TKEASCEEI. OF THE lISiTED ~iAaS ,a.Es.
to the orner Of the holder, nna ha'leu " ~,
The check Is payable on presentation! rropc5 'roo.
81 Mt the offices of the Treasurer and Assstane I9ea7
ers OF the United Statcs- !:
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS will be for C0llroA M
Hf,NDS Of $50 and 500, and kEt:LSrE
STOCK In denominations OF soO, e1oo' s'o>@
81 900, sj,UOO. and $lo.UOu.
THE BONDS, both COUPON and ieEs'lsA
TERED, will be ready for delivery July = 1s77-
FORMS OF APPLICATION VIII b. ~ fu5n,sne% n.I.'
by the Treasurer at Washington. the Asssta!t
,.rr. at baltimore Boston. Chicago, Cincinnati "a"
orleans, New YORK. Philadelphia St. Louis ana aan
Frapc.sco and by the National Banks anu oan?e *"h
orally. The applications must specify Tue .mpas ~ w.,
denominations required and. for registered ssocx to
full name an1 Post.O1cr address Of the pefsoa -
| whom the bonds shall be made payable.
| TWO PER CENT Of the purchase money mum
accomnauy the subscription. The remainder may ~
na nt The pleasure Of purchaser. either ~ tme OF
subscription or At any time prior 10 oct ~ .?'
| interest added at per cent 10 date OF pa5meat-
! r,,rpAv1ESrs may be made In gold coin to
,, Trr.nrer Of the United States 1T WashtpEton or
As,.tant Trcasuters at Baltimore, Boston, chicago.
I 1inc,nn,tt New Orleans, and st. Louis ano 70 tho
Assistant Treasurer at San Francisco xAn S1'uA0s'
, 1877-07-08

caSL
II ;e .or3o;n th,t Mr.. Richard Wagner is
.>..s.... =. .. - Au-r3c, under cusagemcnt
~ 1.,,n.at ~ ~ sxs , scrir. or concerts. The New
W. s. --.atr+s .h,t he will refusc to hire HIM
10TH sun pfeoiets That ne "'. 49, .tr;r. h,o,x
&C.! ou' ~ any plano -,',e,, :. sitting music in
'nc ocrne'ous ssen' aa p,n.n.tejn frcttcd under
ee on nossa nu,om unan mon then, BY piano
.ne r a,apu tts .erv;nse va, well paid
F.';en aSsfs .naaeq Inc tn no had no pano-makin
ss.poa 1nu n. ta,.d =, ria country because the
u1e' A1aoe' .s' t,a .hssnr, of the usual ad-
a..A"t pu"1., - ,hox 'con1d not be great
...:~.s D.; WIN ha. received oyerturcs
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18
LEGAL NOTICE

Charles n. Potter VS.. Melvin c.
Sherman. District Court, Webster
County, Nebraska:
Melvin {. Sherman, non resident de-
PENDANT will take notice of the fling of
the petition Of plaintiff praying judg-
ment on the FIVE following counts, to-
Wit
LIST, Note to plaintiff. Judgment ask
ed for Sl4 So interest anu attorney
tees. I'd. Note to pl'uif iudgmen,
asked for SIS int. and Att Us tees. Sd.
Note to pftifjadgment asked for $TI.
80, Int. and fee. 4th. Note to J. T.
Norris OF bearer. judgment SIS. 50 aud
interest Jth. Money had and receiy-
ed by defendant frcm a third party
and claim assigned by him TO plaintiff.
judgement asked for $40 and interest,
You will make answer or otherwise
plead to the petition on or before the
18th day OF February. 1877, or said
petition viii be taken as true.
JNO. r. WILCOX,
| "a Nv Pitts Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

Dudley NJ. Steele and Samuel r.
johnson, plaintiffs against George W
Beaman, defendant, District Court,
Webster Co, Neh..
George W. Beaman. non-res'd dent
defendant will take notice Of the fling
of the petition Of the plaintiff 10 the
sbove cause, the object and prayer of
which Is TO recover q judgement
against defendant for the sum Of
S2l540. with interest from Novemhe.
10Th. 1876. and costs; and that plain
tiff seeks to take the property of de-
fendan, hy attachment aud apply it to
the payment of the slid debt. De-
PENDANT will answer said petition on
or before the Goth day of February.
1871, or said petition will be taken as
true.
JNo. r. WILCOX.
25-4w Pi'tffs Atty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

Seven Seals or Golden Wonder.
This great remedy has obta red a
world wide reputation, not oniv for the
wonderful cures i, has performed, but
for the enterprise displayed fy the pro-
prietorS Mes>rs. Kennedy x Co, Pitts
burg Pa. in the liberal manner they
have advertised it. in almost every
county in the United States. Mes-rs.
Kennedy Il Co. are liberal to their
agents and offer them great inducment
en- act for them, as viii he seer by their
advertisement. They furnish all the
printing matter necessary for apv rctiv
man to tbouroughly advertise his ter
ritory, IN addition towhich on his first
order for the great remedy a handsome
coin silver hunting case watch is pre-
Sented free to each agent. Do not
then delay, write at once, secure this
county which is now open, and become
agents for n of the best selling rem
edies in this country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-18

Every business man OF firm should
Use a neat printed letter head and en-
velope. A firm once using common
note paper, wrote A. t. Stewart, stat
ing they had made a mistake in the
!. address ofa firm to whom they were
sending an order, and consequently
great delay was occasioned in the re-
ceirt of the goods Mr.. Stewart re
Tied: printed letter heads are a good
thing. Every business firm should
have them, as they not only give char
setter to parties but ave a vast deal OF
guess work" Thayer .Seatinel.