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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28
0ei@aftss@esweiier.
Qltt Die Gatttenl


8. Sat & Gobnc, SIR. 1874, giib. .Yroabpap.
q. Seanneret, lSaaIu.i.p.), Nr. 62, sertnstonitr.
Dollar Store, 9tr. 22O, 20. 8.sSaltimoreitrabe.
8anfct 1tno 8ana,tters.
r9eutid,e asamf," gde Soalbapz uno gaItmorefr.
nyereintgte 5eutfd,e 9anf," gde yaltimoreitr. II.
Bof=OtFcez apenue.
r9eutid)e Central Sanf," "@orreiponbent"s9e'
bdube.
.semtsde sparbauf," gde Saltrnores u. ginetr.
Summer & Seder. Str Fl, Soutbftr.
Waime, g., "Gorreponbent"=
8rm1b6noer.
gsiIb. $. @etmbarot, gr. 10, NOrb @apfras
8mtter, Gier 1tttS S6tpeiser=&die.
Sau,ptne s. Ynpe, Gr. 80, @lo=@barlesfr.
Observation-Disclosures It.. Samsmaler.
Gmmart s. Suartles, gar. 20, Bartfrase.
9opfet ,ttto Wtals.
Boso & Nidetts, gsr. 10, siib=eapitrase.
&ofer 1ttto @anotai6en.
Coleman, s.. 8auettez, 5tpiihen @as' unb GrsSe-
oeriditraBe.
Waru .2lrbeiten.
Sueb eiHnn, @r. 14O, BeitsgaltimoreHrase
He8enid1trnte, Yettid)ett &c.
%. 3ebIer, Scr. 232, Wef=Saltimorefrabe.
Wseotatmsi@es.
gessIes: y. & e.. gsr. 4-8, ejbsrtsitr; 80,
Soiperp, H.zg.
N6beltt, Watrabett It. :. ~.
urtab u. Ioaad, ST.. 90, Woro=SowarbRrase.
so gs6, ar; 42, ,S@ SarrSnft1aBs; ar no xort,oua<
unb Gr. 49, eolumbiaitraBe.
q. q. etencms, SIR. 5, sabz@aIpertitra6e.
25wenSpruns, 9r. 26A. @eitzTapetteitr.
asiepr. Gss; ii Maspert w n Sems. ST. ss, y.zeasFr.
9tdbmai6tnett+
memtmstom'ide Nabmafd,imen, @r. AZ, Worb
@barlesftr1Be.
crmpmo & 60, ytr. 81, NoIbsgapitr.
Yatent=Weoistnett.
eeth Q. Samee, SET. 1913, BeftzBoltimorefrase
Ytamos, Sr9eln ,tno Wselooeons
". &mabe & 60, 2O4u. 2O6, gs <galtimoreft,
9utro, ytr. 2O7, 9Be= g3altimoreitraBe.
Seinetamp, Rr. 273, WeitzSaltinoreftrabe.
Ned1tSantp6lte+
Sames u. 9udbanan, Scr. Al, ct. BaulfraBe
Sanmtbal, g., Nr. 80, ct. gaulffr.
aSolff, Mler., Rr. II, eafp= Buildings.
epte8el= ttao 8iloers9aa tmtett.
edb&Ypt & ysebler. SIR. 29s, geHz saltimoreal
Observation-Disclosures.
6tfemen9 - SeGtto liSeuer), N.=S.=Gde Soul.
unS SeconbitrdSe.
0anoners1euer Y.sO.= =aoenue unb geconbFras
Yotomae=sf sfeuer p. Ssalto., SIR. 3, g.=O. .<Mpenu
MHoctateo Niremen's p. Solto., Sit. 4, Soutbf
9eutfd1e 6ener, N.zO.=@ne Balto.= b5oaibapf
Weaboon D. Balto. C6euer), Seconbftr., nabe q
S.,Npenue.
Der. 9emtSd,s (Teuer), g.=O.zgde galtimoreRra
un6 S.sS.=Ipenue.
@tIttnfon & parlan, @de Seconbffr. Il. B.<S S.sA
93irdbeao & NeeneS. SIR. A, GeconSHrose.
Droptoentia, SIR. II, SouthitraBe.
Oefett u. !. ~.
8. @eatberbn s. x5hne, gar. ii unb IS, 0or
2ibertnftraBe.
SStoo, Sobn o.. gtr. 1853, Weit=5apettefr.
S3errettsSeletoersgNaarett.
N. ?. CLOTHING HOUSE, Hr. 1874, Weit=Bc
tmoreitr.
Fabn, serb, yir. los, WeitzS zSaltimoreir.
Gtrobntener, Geo., SIR. 50, Weit=6apetteftr.
3raueis gGIennes, S.=B.<gde BaItimore< u
Sbarpfir.
Meaidtemtaare It. 7. ~.
Hsetert6, D. w., Nr. 40, N.zGremontftr.
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@i1le NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

946epIlle, Bt., n. Sept,-SobH Yerrb,
bretMeilen bon bier mobnbaft, ruilltste geitern
nad einem Streite nit ieiuer Sran ein, oaB
er ite uerlaiien polle, meun iie ibm 5000 aus
gable. Gr ging nit bem @eloe fort, fam le-
bod tpdhreno Der Raft 3uriid, siinoete Dos
@obnbaus an unb t0Otete ild) Johann nittelft
eines G9uiies bur9's Seri.
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yspd, eitt sDatbottf.Nallime,,t.

8rOptn cetOmn, 0taii,, 27. Sept. -
Die ySparbanf BON 8arnitable," i" oeren0epos
iitoren Durd bas Salliment Der uSparbanf
BON Sanomid)" in einen 8anit oeriebt nur=
ben unb einen Sturmlauf auf Die Sanf i'll
Scene iebten, itellte anl letten 0ienitage lire
3ablungen Elm. Nian glaubt, baB Die @lGu=
bigger in einem ODER 3pet Sabreu ben uOllen
Yetrnd ihrer NnIpriid1e erhaltell merbelI.
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Die Sit1tatiOtt ant Ntp~ ~@ranSe. -
3ebntanienS Seratter fattpfbe:

gtew PORT, 27. September. - Sine
Spe3ial 9epeid)e aus 8aibiugtOn mcloet
y@ine 9eputatton aus Sera8 bate gefteru
cine llnterreoung nit Dem tbiilfs Sefretdr
Separb, be3ii9lid5 oe8 auSlteferungsoertrag8
nit 0terito. Die 0titglieber erflarten, baB
10000 Eerausr in Sereitib baft itduoen, I'M
ale OfaBre9eln, pelde Die Sunpe8regicrung
sum Shute Der teranii9eu 9ren3e er9riffe,
III unteritiiBeH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28

Orleauicr 6 Id Sertdufe Is 900 8allen ,'eius
idlieBIif 5000 sur Spetulatiou unO sum'Gr.
porte,
SdliiISnad,vidlttn.
6otteroa M, 81. Septbr. - Der 9ams
pier a8Otteroam" III BON gtep=g gOrt ber. .ein-
qeiaufeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28
9autpffeffelsGrplofion. - Sret 45cr=
ionett 9et0otet 1ttto ntebrerc bets

Qouisptfle, 8p., 27. September. =
Ser 0ampffeIiel Der QOtouotipe etneS 6raft.
Sugc8 Der v9ouiSpille=Naibpiaer Sabn~ ers
plODirte geiteru 2lbenb 81 8ofp=SiQ, in gSar-
renz@ountp; Der 9otomOtiuiiibrer GbaS. SSH
ion, Der Sei3er GbO8. Mc@rea uno - Wfc.
@ormif ans @reensburg, SnO., mllrOen au
genblidli9 get0Otet unb nlebrere anOere Ser
ionen perruunoet. Der &onoufteur, pel6el
betrd6tli9e Serletuugen buuon trug, frod
anf 6dnoen unO ISiiBen auf Dem @eleiie Dor
mGrts uno es gelang tbm, beu berannabenOer
uoli6 gebenoeu Berionen3ug gum anbalter
3u brinqen uno cine @ollilion 5u permeioen
Wtebrere mertbpoae &euupferbe, pel6e I'D
auf benz 3u9e beianoen, Wurben getDotet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28
8QnferOfte.

New~g orf, 81. Septbr. - Die @isarr.n.
Sabrifanten Sonnett, S9euf & Carrie baben
fallirt. Baliipa $135,0OO. - 91ufus iSat6
tbeilte geiteru benz BrdHbenten Der aftienb6rie
nit, baB er Oie2lnpriife gegen i'm rpegen Der
gftieu, mel6e am letten 9ienitage auf iein
Sonto gefauft muroen, nift tnuerbalb Der feits
geietten "a Stuuoen be3aBlen f0nne, boffe ie-
bod, ieinen Serpili4tungen in fllr5er 3eit
nadsufomnlen.
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selbitmoro eitaes promtinentett
WoUuf0tett.

q / d nj 0 n 3 Ba., q. september. g.
Srapers Bbilipps, Elm berporra9enber abpos
fat in StGuton unb ebemaliger Staatsanfpalt,
ipurbe beute Nbeuo toot in leinen Bette ae.
fuuoen. ST batte ii6 burh ben Sopf geidoi.
len, lnO belt BUS 8iftol nod III Der Sanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28
Sas 0el6e SSie6er.

Sad lOnOtlle, 8la., 27. SeptembCr.-
6eute itarb in 6ernanOiua MIR etnt Yeriou
am gelben 6isber unO Sebu neue Grtranflul=
gen wuroen gemeloet. Die Wtauui6aft oe8
SdOoner8 ,Saw9sr" i'm bortigcu Saien liegt
idlnmtli6 on Der Seude Oarnieoer. Siele
arunten befinben ii6 beHte 2lbenO in bB4it
fritiid,pn1 2uifnuSP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28
STE an8cblt6e @ntoe6nn9 oer tie
herreife nott Ghriitpph Noluntbtts.

baDQHnar z. SepIelltber.-Ole VleTz
gen 9eitungen per0fientli6en beute oa gtu'
stlnbeiteu besii9lit Der in Gan Domingo
entoedten ueberreite, meld)e bieieutgcn BON
@briitopb Columbus ieiu iOllen. Die Sour-
male seben bic W69li6teit 5u, oaB Die gtad)z
ridt auf g8abrl cit 9egriinOet iit, balten es iez
bod1 fir hDclft unDQhriheiulld).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28
9rpant, Stratton & 9aoIer'S
GHEI38f3SsIZ5E5z33

gfr. 6 unb 8, gtnro Charles strabe.
Gaseslettionen iest i'm ganse. S9iiler fonnen gu
ieber 3eit eintreten.
Die AbenbIettionen
fit feds Dtonate beginner
ylontag. ben 1. Sttober.
Die Infalt nmfast einen bohit srinoIifen lnb
poufdnoi9en Stuoenfrlus; berieIbe 6eitebt in Bud
iHbrung in ibren peridie0enen Branden, ipie iie in
ben beften @ebdftsbduiern gansbar Sd10nidrei=
ben in freiem, rai6em unb ele9anteIl Stple; faufs
mdnniidem HedJnen be. 6eten 9e6rdublt6en Wfes
tboben; 8eidldfts=lIntermeiiuma ourdJ Sernitte=
berfehr, Der bur ilufer austauidipitem, eini6ieB=
lid tbatddlider @,e6dfts a6idlafie nit Ybilabel=
pbia, Nep=gorf, Chicago uno anoeren Sauptftdoten
bes 3anbes, praftiId betrieben mirb. q d dts
eorreIpo ems miro burh tbatfddllife arbet=
ten, Sreie bic nit Der oif beiorbert nerben, seebrt.
2Besen Bebingunsen, Stataloses u.i.f. fpenbe man @
peri6nlid ober iarlftb an obiae glbreiie. (223F-)
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1tneefesli6e @bcfdJet0Mn8en TIT
1tfdh

Salt=9afezGitp, 81. Sept. - 9aS
BON ben @roBgeid)moreuen ernauntc @omite,
nm Die Sii6er Oes Brobate" @eridt8 BON
Salt- 2afe~@ountp 5u unteriuhen, crtldrt III
letnem 8ertfte, OaB pom September 1876
bis ieet iiber 800 @beideiOungSs9etretc aus
geiteat mOrOen finb, uuo in 50 Yro3ent oicier
6Glle Die 8etbeiligten ni9t @inpobner OeS
SerritorilImS mareu. gs eriitirt l!riad)e I'll
Der auuabms, baB in ben y Brobate" @erid=
ten anoerer Counties GbnIi9e @ei9dite &C.
madt purOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28
Sin 9ieb, &peld)et S5uurmalift ieitt
tutll.

Cincinnati, Sbto, q. September. =
Sarp 2epine, Der bebauptet, elmer Der Ste
0afteure zines gaetu=Dorfer SepertS= =Sournal8
gu iein, tpurbe beute in biefger Stabt arretirt,
neil er etnem Gbcago'er SanoelSmann $145
oe1tohleu hQben loQ,
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Ser SabnsIftiensS d)tptnoel TIT
9ShiIn0elnhit.

Bbilaoelphia, a, 27. Septbr. - Sobu
81. Nagle, Sa5. SO. Sifers, g. s. Stofes,
Samuel .. Subn unb Sobn g. Nortou,
idmmtlif an bem 9tttieuidlpiubel besiigltd)
Der nsSeit zBbllaOelpbia -gafienger =8attpaps
Comp" betbeiligt, betunben beute ROrgen
ein 8erb0r Oor oen 6rieDen8ri9ter Smttb.
Otorton uno &iders purben inter ie $4,000,
gta9le unO 6ubn inter ie $4,000 8iir9idaft
9effeat, Wdbrenb Stofes gegen ieine eigeue
8iirgifaft auf freien 6uB geiett luurbe. alle
an9eflagte, nit auSnabme 6ubu's, ftellten
Die thnen au'erlc9te Caution.
OtortOn bat bis iebt nod 1i5t nlitgetbeilt,
mas aus benz @elOe luuroe, nel4eS er fir Die
wertbloien aftien erbielt. Sr. Saugb, Der
neue BrdiiOent Der 8abn9eSeai9uft, hattie
belte abeno cine lluterrebuug nit Otortou
uno be9ab it9 barauf mad Dem Sireau Der
geielidaft, nm ben Sa6ueritduoigen bel Der
llnteriudung Der Siider bebIlfIit) 81 iein.
9aS @ei9dftSlofal Der ,Sepitouez 8ider=
Comp" Oeren 0titglieo 6r. OtOrtOn 1T,
muroe beute 9(benb auf &eranlafung Der
@laubtger nit Seidlag belegt uno gel9loieu.
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Oehe uQd 0eut @efen!

Dir cine farm an Der groBen .sttdinion so
pefa= Santa Ser Giienbnbr." Sort 1T oas Sfli:
ma seiunb. oas Naier rein. Der Sooen fruttbar
25O0OO Otorsen finb auf Iangen Credit H. gu niebri
gen Bretlen su perfaufen aarten unb nd5ere Gin
5elnbeten bel .. Glorioge Monroe,
yr. 10, eertn stomsS sStraBe, Baltimore
(Sept26 4 Ihy &n)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28
SdifsM06r 6rtdlterl.

g bila6elpbia, q. Septenber-0cl
9ampier ySictlep" fam BON 2lucrpoOl bier
an uno Der 9ompitr y9teoerlaub," bon 2ln=
rperpsn bierber beitiumt, erret6te Oo8 9eluz
mare 8reatuater,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28
Neme Mm3eisen.
MniifsWfa0emie.

Stpeite @odje uno anbaltenoer Grfolg
oer eerbit=GpnSerte.
NRar YtareBef NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sirisent.
elegant, faibinnabeI uno biuis.
Soeute Mbeno Sebnt Ses beriibmten Sarttoniren
Der 2ello9g'iten Spernz3ruppe
SSrn. ". Z. GartetoM.
freitas uno Samftag a6eno. ........ .Sr. Carleton.
isreitag N6euo miro autb bas
Guarteft oes n8ermanta Y4iinnernors"
auftreten.
Ginsd Sillet 50 Gents; Serr uno Dame 70 Gents;
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Seleqrapbiid|e 9epeidlelt.
Jnlanh-pfpffbfn.

5eridbte Der ~afocirten 9.efie' fir ben .DeutIdeu
@orreipouoenten".
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Ser gsatfrattb In Ganfbrf0 ae. Waff.

9 It ON, q. september. = @8 itellt iid
beraus, baB Gbrrp. Qucius .. Bage, Der Ser
faiier Der u9eiai9te bon Cambridge, bur9
Die 8eraubuug Der y@riten Natioualbant BON
Cambridge" $4,000 perlor. Son Oteier
Summe pareu $12, 100 in SbligatiOnen uno
Der 9feit in anoern 8ertbpapierell. Die BON
6rn. Sage eiugebitBte Sumue betrdgt ntebr
ais Die 5dlite Ser ganSen BON ben 8dubern
aenQflteu Yeute,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28
Baltimore 5ire 9n(uranfe Office
auf oer
Siibmef=Gde berSnntb> u. Waterffr.

Get mebr, aIS einem balben S5abr6unbert etablirt,
perii6ert segen Yeruit ooer 8eI6dbt9uns bur Seuer
in Der Stabt ODER aui benz 9anbe, au alle Mren bon
gi9entbum.
Dieie 9ceaihaft ftelt aud immerw dbrenbe
ober permanente Boltcen aus.
gSnt. q. Ssarriipn, YrGiibent.
Streft or u nj
Dapio 9. WiIion, 9. s. Stem conner,
israncs :. Sting, Srpille Soripit,
5enrp carroll, W. W. Saplor,
aBm. 8. 8rune, George {. Sarriion,
$. pon 8ap5f, 2Bm. 6. Bennston,
s. Go6ert esenfins, V. albert Yiders,
6. Utorton Steiuart, 0tenbe3 soben,
SaR'l. S. @eorge, jun.
fSuniiS-F) N. Sc. 9urd1, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-28
j. 4. alsmpfr,
oentf6er Mpotbefer
Snopft Gde
mr. QerinntDu> INN Vaca Gtrnks

UeE EttINUIuW> HWU FUtW SItURS
(Suli7, ,3Dtte.ia2
as- Ulan beiebe ben
,,4pro Baltimore"
ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
ebe man einen anberen tauit, bel
8. y. Renbpb,
(Gept2S, ,12DfteTl gtr. IS, @ermanftr.
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Die Serarbttns oeS Gottntp.s6ab.
tneiters Ito gSapafoueta, .. -
Gin ,attSaeSDteIfer" @ntff.

StHctnnatt, Y. Sept. Nollts UfgerS,
Der S6abmeiiter BON @apafoneta, O., mel
der Dor Sursem in ieiuem 8iireau gefuebelt
uno nit 8ranowunben anSdnben unb 5iiBen
aufgefunOen purOe, pelhe ibm, pie er bebaup=
tete, pOn8dubrn beigebrabt murben, nm i'm
5ur SerauSgabe Der in ieiuer Sbbut befinbliz
6en @elOer 5u ;ipingen, bat, ua96em er nebz
rere gSoden i'm 9efdngniiIe su9ebra6t bat,
oa8 @etdnbniB abgelest, baB er ftd ourf ben
@ountD= =4ubitor s. &. Sntitb binoen uu6 nit
elmer brenuenOen Srse al SdnOen unO 6iiBe1
iengen lieB, iporauf Der Iusoitor bas nod in
Der &afe ibrige @elo bel Seite brahte. @ie
aus bem@eitdnDnifIe berporgebt, batten Wpers
unO Smttb i6on lett einiger 3eit Die @ountp-
Safe ipitenatiid) beftobler.
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2onbpu, 27. Septcmber- Der y8imes"
miro aus Ntben telegrapbirt, OaB ELL italicnts
i6es Sanonenboot 3u 8Olo angctomnen iii,
nm iiber Die llutboteu Der Bai6t=SOiut8 Gr-
fuuOigungen eiuSu3ieben. Ser italienildle
Sice>Sonlul su 8OO mirb itd nad Gariiia
beaebeu uno BORT pegen Der WtiBbanOlung
italicniI9er lntertbanen gta6foriduugen an
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g8ten, q. September. : 6iirit NOOlpb
Guer8perg, @raiiOeut ocs DtinltcrratbS, er~
iuiberte beute aui cine Suterpeuatiou i'm 6lt-
reid)tIbeu 0fei68ratbe, oaB Die Re9ieruu9 nod
immer all ibrer neutralen Bolitit feltbalte. Sn
8e,ua auf cine m1glid)e Setbeiliguug Ger.
bien'5 al bem &riege, erfldrte er, fDnne bic
&egierung tbre Yoltttt ntdlt i'm Soraus lett
Iteqen, IOnoeru miiiie itd) nad ZEN llmitdnOen
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
N..oS.

Charles II. Potter vs., Melvin e.
Sherman. D.>,ric, Court, Wooster
County, \ tra>ka:
Melvin L. SheruiaB, non resident de-
fendant will take notice OF the filing OF
the petition of plaintiff pra,i ing lldg-
ment on the fise following counts, to-
vat:
Ist, Note 10 plaintiff Judgment ask
ed for SI4 Ssiutere>t ana attorneys
lees. "a. Note to p!'Iiff Judgment
asked for SIS Int. and Att,ys fees. 81.
Note to pl'tf~ Judgment asked for Sl1.
80, int. and fee. 18th. Note TO }. L.
Nsrris or b arer. Judgment SIS. - and
Interest. 5 n. Mon y had and recriv-
ed by djfenuaat from . third party
ami claim assigned by Linn 10 plaint's,
judgement asked FOR Sl0 and Interest.
You will make answer or otherwise
plead to TIE p tition on or before TIE
lesh day 1t tctrGsIy. Isl, OF SAID
petition will b, taken as true.
$40. Il. WILCOX,
otAw Pitts Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
The Puff.


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se' IT, ine E'ou"' ""'A io' news
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Vi 'Ho"opo', anu "' "'''' S'"p 'he
paper "0 '"' "A'' u ''s MS oii
"'i'lS newspaper pul' F" lat
'aA''s TIE pho'os''p" Vi d 'o'ne'S o.
py. II ''e photographs aoeSh repre-
sem TIE GILL d Dung Deau'i-
iui ehe'uo WIN wings ana iai">' aiii
hafp> ana thi''g,' II SHOWS that the
a''i>t uoe'n understand MS business
81 II Is with me re FSpaper pun il lie
pufiee doesn s'anio out IKE the bold
aHd fearless exponent OF truth and
morality. Ii shows that the puiior does
Not understand :min nature.
1t Is M re ian to watch a man read
a pun Ut himself than 1t $ to see a
tat man SIP W. on an orange peel.
The narr,w minded man rea is 1t over
seven or eight tunes and then goes
around to the d'ierGnt places In the
town where the paper Is taken and
steals what copies he ear: The Kind
hearted family MAJ goes bome aud
reads 1t to his wife, andthen pays up
his TIL on the paper The successful
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

The following from the Juniuta
Herald, expresses our views pretty
clearly:
New, that the :nnch-abu~ed Sena-
tor has been defeated, let his acCuser>
hold their tongues, lct ~calumny cease,
and let h repos; in private lie be
plea,ant. for iadeed he must have
! sTr.red muci.. While We preferred
! come O:hcr man. &c. w never thought
:, much abuse called for or necessary.
| Senator Hitchcock has done many
! coed acts for this state and left some
DIN - uLdCne that We think would
have benefited the state immensely.
But our principal objection to his q
ection was the apparent connection he
held with the l.. =. railroad company.
Personally We had no objections to
HIM. The second main objection wa,
that his election threatened the di,i-
sion and consequently the detfat Of
tie party in this State. Still If Sen
/ ator Hitchcock has been unjl.ti.i .bi. .
aSsai!ed ard misrep:c eated. tune vii
convince u all Of the InjusIice to him.
There is one thing ~ all must admit,
however, and that is that he was a
t~ireless worker, a talented officer. and
a conspicuous Senator. May his fu
tnre be happy and prosperous, is our
wish
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Congress declares it, inability to tell
a fraudulent paper p%urportlng to be
a certificate from a duly authenlica-
ted document, according to law, and
to count the Presidential vote, or to
let the constitutional officer count the
same, and have left it out to ARB
tration." But as the constitution
don't say anywhere that this little job
shall be left to arbitration, as the prin
cipals in the business, Messrs. Hayes
and Wheeler, and Mes>rs. Tilden and
Hendricks, are not parties to the APP
pointment ofthe arbitration board, it
will be suddenly found when the de-
cision is rendered: that arbitration
dom arbitra:e in His instance, and
there will be, if Mr. Hayes is declared
elected, as much ''wah' declared and
"goah" shed as before this brilliant
dodge was thought of-JouraaL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Tilden has been sued in the u. s
District Court for $780, 600, non-pay-
meot Of income tax. Attorney Bliss
uses the following positive language in
this connection Il am thoroughly
convinced that Mr.. Tildeu has not
paid the income tax which the law re-
quired;; and he should therefore BE
compelled to pay"
II will be remembered that MIR.
Blaine in one of his Ohio speeches
stated that he was convinced, and that
he spoke under the authority of Uni.
ted States officers, that Mr.. Tlldcn
hal been guilty of Withholding his
just dues to the government, and o:
swearing. to a flse return Of his in
como.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01
LEGISLATIVE
L
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.

To extend time of payment OF notes
given 10 payment for school lanl-.
To provide for the better adjustment
Of accounts between counties AID
states.
To extend time Of payment Of notes
given for school lands. AMI for reduc-
ton 90 interest on the sumo.
To repeal Sec >, of an act to amend
Sec. ID of chapter u revised statutes,
earitleI ''Ioad>.'
To govern stock growers and drovers
TO provide against killing OF sheep
by dogs.
For establishment Of teachers in
stitutcs for examination of teachers.
Providing for a state board for set
Element of claims against detaulting
county treasurer an their bouG>mcn.
To provide means of extending
monies for road and bridge purposes.
To enablc counties TO purchase seed
grain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

The Nebraska Press Association
met at Lincoln Jan. It. The o~fficrr>
of the assoc alton for the ensuing year
are as follows:
President. j. &. Mcbride, of tine
Nebraska Farmer; Secretary, Nc
Murphy, ofthe Plattsmouth Herald A;
Treasurer, Connel, of The Harvard
Advocate Orator, W. ii Michael :
Poet, Fred Nye, of the Fremont Tri
bune.
An excursion to the Pacific coast
next May, is unde. consideration.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

It costs less than a. cent q day to
take q weekly paper-less than Adj
gen hen would earnIin a week AZ the
market price of eggs I; less than the
barber would charge by. the year to
keep ones hair trimmed less than
an energetic kitchen girl will! waste in
+. week. A penny a day usF be
eyed in many a way better than
s,opinp your cs,nfy paper. TX
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

The following smallpox paragraph
is now going the rounds Of the
press, and it may possibly be Of value
in this sention before the winter is
over: Il am willing to lose my rep
utation as a public man." Wrote Ed
ward Hime to the Liverpool Mercury,
IF the worst case of smsllpox can no,
be cured in three days, simply by the
use ofcream of tartar. One ounce of
cream Of tartar dissolved in a pint OF
water drank at intervals, when coli.
il a certain never-fai,ing remedy. |,
has cured thousands, never leaving a
mark. or caused blindness, and avoids
tedious lingering"
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

Somebody is getting at it now, by
introducing a bill into the legislature,
prohibiting county officials from buy
ing or otherwise dealing in county
warrants. Ii the bill becomes a law,
and has teeth enough in it to be effect
i've, county warrants will a%pF-eclabiy
increase the rate of their progress to-
ward a par value, and some county
Offices will not be struggled after SO
much as they have been. -Kes:csa,u
Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

1t strikes Us that the resolutions in
trodueed by Senator Van Wyck,
amending the law in reference to the
purchase Of tax-titles are sound. The
10 per cent. interest which goes to the
specializing tax shark who lies in wait
ing to take advantage of a poor mans
necessity, ought to be condemned
Ea~s should be made to protect the
farmers as much as possible rather
than to assist the monied aristocrats
IN grinding them out of home and
happiness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

The fsfnoa, opmprnni-c bil! finally
ras.cd tlte Senate A. 60 xho 8. Pres
ilcnt elect all ~ j odd by four %!
the Supreme ia lse- wa wal eboo-e
a fifth man. Ouly one democratic:
senator voted against the bll. and
great excitement va iaciicnt 10 the
all hight se@-ion. Many republican
are again, the bill. but rho democrat,
ase generally 10 Ea:or of i.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-01

The comrroiH,sc bill BOW bofole
Congress, provides that tie w"
Houses shall elect ise JUDGES of the
Supreme Court. and five :nenIer~
from each house who shall proceed to
clnrass the electoral vote and decide
who shall be Presilen.. Thi, p wer
has Heretofore been vessel In the
Speaker ofthe House. There is grave
olbts of the constitutionality of the
bill. We hope it will not pass.