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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02


Bsxsrs. Dec 20 Sailed. bark Hohenzolisru tos,
Schumacher. United States.
hAncELosA Dec .o-Arrved. bark Feliss (sp). Angs
New Orleans
conrr. Dec 20 Arrived bark osanna dtap. Garguiio
New York
DEAL Jan 1-Saed barts Artiere Giovanni (Au). Ivsn
cc (rom Boston, ~. New York; Northern Chief (Br),
Brandon from Great Yarmouth. Hampton Roads
GLASGOW. Dec 29-Arrived. bri. Evvva Br), Marvin
Glasgow Halifax
Sal cd aoth ship Lake Erie tBr,. sclatcr Portland
GBRAprAR to Jan ARRIVED. bark sabionceiio Aus),
Criileech. New York.
Sailed to an l. brig Jane IIosd Br) United States
HAMBURG Jan ARRIVED. barks Thsodosius Christian
Ger. parnow New York. Success" tSsr. Hibers. VIII
mngton, No.
HAWKE Jan l-Arrived. barks Nor. Peterson, Now
Orleans; sirsnc Ger, Calliss. Wilmington, NC.
LrvxnrooL Dec 3I-Arrivsd. steamers Hsiey (Br).
Cross. New York; Jan /, Scinds fBr,, windham New
Oreans barks Anal tNor). Sandveli, Wilmington, NC,
Bertha tNor). Hansen, do.
Sailed 1st barks sonoms Newberry. San Francisco,
Montreal (Br,. Coaaest. Hampton Roads; Tikoma (BD.
Mc>utt. Tybee
LONDON Jan l-Arrlved. bark Hannah W Dudley Dud-
ley. Boston
Cleared lst (Sor. Olsen. United ststea
LoxDoSpERRY Dec 3iArrivcd bark Julis Fisher (Br),
Roberts, Baltimore
LISBON, Dec a5-sailod bark st Anna CtsD. oanero
Now Orleans
MovILLK Jan 1-Arrved steamer Ethiopia tBr). Craig.
New York for Glasgow taud proceedsd,. =
NAPLES Dec 26-Arrived. bark Teoce utal, Baso. New
York.
oroRro Dec 2o-Arrived. schr Rine s Derby. Nsylor,
Philadelphia.
queenstown Doc 3l-Arrved. banks La Plate (Nor,.
enrickson. Baltimore brig La Plata (Br from Nov
York the latter vessel arrived 23d. before reporte
Drago q (Aus,. Baccascch. Baltimore; Francoschna
ta Ogno NewYork mot bark Franceschino Cal,. from
Baltimore; Padre Fig (Aus) strick. do; Prvl Dubro-
vacki (Aus such, do: Jan l. Alden utaj, Pergsuiuo.
do; Dsunebrog (Norj, Kurts do; Moderate QtaD Man.
duo, do.
Also arrived Ist-Steamer Scandna vian Br, Richard
son. Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool
ROCHESTER, Dec al-Saied. bark Fratel Gaggini utaD.
tiaggno United States
siLLora Dec bark Alfred (Nor, Fehr. United
States.
SOUTHAMPTON Jan 1-Arved steamer Oder QGer), Leist
New York for Bremen land proceeded)
SAxrANpER to Jan 1-Arrvec. barks Guchen (r), Bon.
lon Philadelphia Mercedes Cp). AEqueta Savannah; Mo
Fart Uier,, Abrethsen. Now York.
SIERRA LEONE, Dec Sailed bark Jasper. Fosset New
York.
TRIESTE Dec 27-sailed. bark Carrie wyman Giksy,
New York.
WATERFORD Dec sl-sailed. bark Tasman tBr). Baker,
Hampton Roads,
LONDON Jan Bark Scotia tBr). Parks. from Baltimore
for Antwerp before reported ashore Breskino Holland
has been hoated.
Bark Lincoln, Thorn. from Buenos Ayres, Oct 81, ol
Hayro b as put into Rio janeiro, leaking badly.
Bark Anevoca (Nor) Larsen, from Baltimore which
arrived at Rotterdam 3Oh u leaking badly having
bcen in collision.
Bark Dickerman, Turner, Is ashore Bristol and
has fallen over on her broadsde Efforts being made
to right her. expected her asts will have to be cut
away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
WHO PAID FOR THE GAME2

between seven and eight o'clock yesterday morn
ing serious ARRAY occurred in tho barroom OF Coop
srs' II ALL corner Newark avenue and City Hall place
Jersey City. party of men began fight over
g,mc of billiards. for the purpose Of evading payment
tor the game, and when George Mclaughlin, the
owner OF tho place. attempted TO EJECT tncm. no wos
struck by Quo Of the party with a billiard cue Nc
Laughi,n p,cxcd up rat-tal file from behind the bar
struck Martin Kelley tho eye inhctng ian in
jury which 10 thought will result In the loss Oh tho
mans eye. Mclaughlin was arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
THE BULLS HEAD BANK.

OFFICIAL NOTICE TO THE BANKING DEpARr-
MENr OF ITS INTENDED DIscoNrINuANCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY, Jan. 1, 1878.
Mr.. Lamb the Superintendent of the Banking De-
partment, to-day received official notice from tho
directors BULBS Head Bank that they intended
to discontinue business with the close Of the year 1871
The Banking Department has on deposit So 900 belong
ing TO the BULBS Head Bank, and this money will be
released as the directors ifcatc tn
two-thrds Of tho shareholders in agreed
TO tho suspension OF business Mr. Lamb says that
has been known for long that the bank was not
doing a remunerative business, and that It must
eventually close. He thinks tho concern is able TO
pay all ts debts, and that the dcpositors will lose
nothing,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
CLEARED.

steamer n Livingston Hazard, Savannah-Geo Yonge.
steamer Old Dominion. Walker, Richmond, City Point
and Norfolk--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer Geo W Humphreys. Thompson, Newport, R1-H
Loud TO.
chip Batavia (Br, Sutherland Calcutts-Howe. Good
win Co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Dec 3i-Arrived brig Annie Br), Alexander,
Wilmington. NC.
BRISTOL, Dec 3i-sailed. bark Norman Do, Allen.
United States
BELFAST. Dec si-Arrvsd, bark Fsrdu sndo QtsD Do.
dero. Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
WHALEMEN.

Cleared a. San Francisco Dec ~ bark Northern Light
Mellon. Of NIB. TO cruise.
Arrived A. tevideo Nov 49, bark Europa. Pennmsn
and aimed 23d mot sailed i9tn).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
SAILED.

Steamers Wisconsin (Br). Tor Lverpeol Hanss Ger),
Bremen: II Livingston, Savannah: Old Dominion. Rich
mond &c: brig VI Williams. Ciudad Bolivar; schrs
Northern Homo (Br), Pernambuco; Archer / Reeves,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYuKAp. Jan Wind S. strong; barometer 30 1885,
PLYMOUTH, Ian Wind 8, fresh; barometer 1920.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-02

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29
DRESS GOODS!

per year We stock
popular prices from cheapest best Our Black Cashmeres
bought with very large house. offer
special prices-only look and be satisfied.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29
A FaifhfnI DOG.

The following instance of the fidelity
and sagacity of dog was related by DIR.
Pariset, who was President of the Paris
Academy Of Medicine some twenty years
ago:
A young man CT Perpignan was ar.
rested on charge of conspiracy, and
taken to Paris. He had a dog, which,
seeing his master carried OF IN this
manner, knew that he was unhappy, and
his looks showed sadness and grief.
The dog followed the carriage in which
his master was conveyed, but took care
not to show himself to him. When
they arrived in Paris their carriage was
driven to the prison of the Conciergerie.
There the three tFaYelers alighted, and
the dog, not being able any longer to
conceal himself, assuming an attitude of
submission, of coincidence and Of fear,
came erouching to his master, who, sur
prised and affected, replied to his ca
Tesses by his own, and obtained leave
from the governor Of the prison for the
poor animal to remain with him. Three
months passed before the trial came on,
and, on the day it took csiace, the young
man was followed to the hall of justice
by his dog, which lay down under a
bench, where it remained during the
trial. The young man was mously
acquitted, and was most warmly con-
gFatglated by numerous friends who
were present. Before leaving the court
he imputed fog his dog, but he was no,
where to be found. From the joy which
followed the acquittaI, the dog concluded
that his master was out Of danger and
had nothing more to fear, and he imne-
dlAtely set out for Perpignan, travelling
night and day. After a journey of more
than hundred hours he reached the
city and arrived at the masters house,
where he barked' loudly and scraped
violently at the door, and when 1t was
opened by the surprised family, the dog
Tdshed in, his eyes sparkling with de-
light, running from side to side, leaping
and uttering cries Of joy; the move
ments of his whole frame seemed to say.
Rejoicing be in the midst Of YopW In
reality two days afterward a letter ar
rived, acquainting the family with the
happy result of the trial, and announc-
Ing the speedy return of him for whom
they So long suffered the greatest anx-
iety. From Paris to Perpignan the dis
tanee is 800 English miles.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29
The Food Of Russian soldiers.

The Russian soldier, in the piping
times Of peace, is not particularly well
fed. His paternal government appears
to think that suficiency of rye bread
and vodki-the latter an abominable
compound, which may be compared te
petroleum or naphtha-will keep him
in health and contentment. In war,
however, there is reason to believe that
he is, by force of circumstances, COM
PEELED largely to rely on what he can
obtain in the way of requisition in the
enemy's country. He is wise if he re-
iects the diet provided for him by his
regimental commlssariat. An Austrian
military paper lately gave the result of
an analysis of a sample of the bread
supplied to the Russian troops in Bulga-
Fia, The examination was carefully
made, and FeYesled the presence of 10
per cent. Of sawdust and IA per cent. of
sand.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29
WIEN TIE SUN eors DOWN.

Two children were making the most Of the daI
on the sand their castles building;
While out on the hareor. the sunset gold
Was every vessel gliding.
But the sea came over the castle dear,
And the charm Of the sunset hded;
o, amer lsbor b lost mayws f
Go happily home as they did.
For we build and We build in different way
TIL our heads grew wise and hoary;
And after n AL, the sun goes down,
And the sea-'tis an old. old story.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29
CL.OTHs!

KY Tweed have offered the sam
whiohis saying good deal
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29
eoTake ofr HOur Coat, Gibbs.,,

Jgdge-Where did you find this col,
ored man, officeF2
Oficer-I found him last night hang
ing around DeVlin & Co.'s clothing store,
Mr. Devlin has had a good deal of cloth
ing stolen lately, andI brought this man
on suspicion.
Judge-What is your name, prisoner
Prisoner-NapoleQn BonapaTte Gibbs.
Judge-What is your occupation!
Gibbs-Pse travelling agent for de new
patent WhiteWash brush, sab.
Judge-Take of your coat, Gibbs.
Gibbs-I hope you 'scuse me, sab, Use
been troubled lately With de 'huency in
de head, de 'zootie, sab. Use very bad.
Judge-Take off your coat, Gibbs.
Gibbs takes off his ccat slowly.)
Judge-Ah! Another coat under that
nothing like being wrapped up well, as
they say in Alaska when they go s. kat
ing. Take off your coat, Gibbs.
Gibbs-I isn't well, / isn't, sab. De
doctor say, Napoleon, you wear plenty
of clothes. De 'fuency, sab. (Takes off
JudgeZAhl What have We here
A sBalloR,tail9 Take off your coat,
Gibbs.
Gibbs-Dis yere won't do, Judge.
Pse got a STIFFNESS in de borax. Pse very
bad. Takes off his coat.
.Judge-Ahl A doHhle-breasted frock !
Take of your coat, Gibbs.
Gibbs-DaF's gRine to be funeral
here, dar is, sab; feels de STIFFNESS
rising in de borax. Takes OF his coat }
Judge-Whats this? A shooting
jacket, by the soul of Nimrod Take off
your coat, Gibbs.
Gibbs-Ise gWine for a korpus-Tise
getting cold. Dis yene is murder in de
fustest degree. Takes off his coat.
Judge-A linen duster. think I've
got you down to hard pan, Gibbs. 1
him down gently, officer, for he Is a lily
"a lily of the valley. He tolls not,
neither does he spin; yet Solomon, in
all his glory was not clothed like him.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29

Captain, we are entirely out Of
ammunition" said an orderly sergeant
to his commander on ield-day. "What
entirely out of ammunition }' exclaimed
the captain. HYes, entirely out,n was
the reply, ''Then cease firing" peremp-
torily said the captain.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29

If Adam eould forten minutes come
to life would he recognize the old place,
the same old city lots, the same old
lemons, oranges, fgs, elephants, snakes,
uandellons, pie plant, peanuts, sassafras
ana persimmons that he used TO name
up and chalk downP All would be gone,
lie would recognize naught Bnt II he
happened to wander int the negro
minstrels he could hear the same old
Joke.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29

ROAD REpAIRNs.-A Connecticut e8-
change speaks as follows Of tha plan a,
dopted in that town for keeping the roads
in repair. 1t might perhaps be read with
profit in this quarter.
Last year this town adopted a rev
method Of repairing our highways. which
being one hundred and twenty miles in
extent, have furnished the largest item
of town expenses in former years. The
same plan has been practiced in Salisbury
with great SUCCESS and y vast saving OF
expense. A team, two yoke of oxen, and
other implements of highway repairing
were purchased, and competent man to
procure the necessary help to see to the
epair of all the highways in town. EN-
ployment has teen given to some six or
eight men, and the result has been that
with a reduced expense the roads have been
better than eyer before. The questions as
to the further prosecution Of the system
came before the town at the last town
meeting and was decided in the affirmative
BY vote of 264 to 50.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29
NM sMoNs.

About nine men, called Simon, question Wi ask.
pii give some facts about them before set the task
One was traitors father, and was Joseph's son;
Another wSs a leper; = Pharisee was one;
And one was from Bethsadia-a fisherman was he;
Another lived IN Joppe, his house was on the sea;
Andonscame from Samaria. thepeoPle he deceived:
Another from Cyrene. the Savior he relieved.
And stil there was another who for his zeal was
8 famed,
In what part OF the bible are these nine persons
named?
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29

Ben Wade, when he was travelling
westward, interviewed a lank country.
man peddlng cakes at small station in
the alkai region.
TWell, yas, stranger, low we've got
les as fine patch p' country as can be
fetched in Ameriey. , kalculate all We
need Is water and good society"
'HumphI that's all hell needs" an
swered the crusty Senator.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29
UNDERWEAR!

Buy goods and money We placed
drives lots close that will be appreciated Odd Lots left
from last Winter
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-29
Our > Cent
DEPARTMENT.

Has had great many additions simply Do
fail o look al it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14

The Cslss'sssl Rsis ~sscs o. sls
By } l. Mitisa, sl.o Drosa'sin Cora
rss,es, psNssSt iro.. jsu~.i,sa
e. esp fS' ash 81 % ,iss iSn
Chc,es r., Cvsss 5 he fs- o. o. a,
W A CAsrsf .iss,s asr.
Choice hspl. sod Nee or.sa, Syrup
o. W A Cagps rsrnst.s s,Vrs. Hat.
,sss
2sneGesf chen you O. TO HsGiass
70 60 soj ,rsds eth John 4 weoj no
sells cheaper than spy one slss % ,esu
EsN ofP q. - ~
Go I'd MotSsdss Ne wsds's for |.
pospds Sugar Tor o. 90
Yes can 90, u poasis Of sar'ss,s Ter
| o. ., Morlsdss 4 NV sd.'s
B,ns Crsshei acsl Salt, . 81 O, hsr.
ledge end Ne Wsds's
II ysu ssn, . good job Of ws,eh 70
psiros done. 20 70 " 4 Smith . HAT.
loSs He has . Fret Cas- WsiehmsLsr
and warrants b. sork. 3,N
Good Ssssr J.? lhs for o. 90 v. A
CAMS, Fsresr's store, ilsrasss N.h
Beet RAi.ins /. | : cents o. " A.
CAMPS Farmers store, Hssinss Nsb,
New Figs, Ia : cts o. " A CAsr.s
Farmers store, H.sasss Sa
10 to ~ yds Of Calico for ] 90 81 MOT
ledge end No Wsis's
Try horlsdss aud No Wsde.s Gsrieo
Seeds. Only u . paper.
Go and sss soOs Of that o,cs Qussns
ware Stoss ssrs, floser Pou etc. o.,
MorIsdss ssd Nc Wads's.
W, A. Smith Of Hss,iuss, h.. . tine
sssertusnt Of Boots, Stationery. Wall
Paper, Jew slry. Wsichss. Cloels. NJ
S'eAi lnstrsmsuts. Tsys end Notions.
which he sells st bottom price,, lie i.
oSs Of The pioneer business msn OF ha,
place aud hss established . rsps,s,,ou
for dealing iaWly. 0h
The Nobbiss, Ha,s ou, N Morlsdss
ssd No Wads'a
Boots and Shoes cheaper shsa ever o.
Morlsdss add hcwsds's Go sud zee
their new Plov Boots, ., 2 IS
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14
ne Hsst,n SurN.

Tie wss,srs Rs,si Of Chiesss. 10
rspidly srosins 10 popularity Esd 10.
assocs, fo' The s~s,srprs'os ssd @.
srsssi's spirit IL msnifss's. i,s ssvss.
Of dsparnssss ere full Of ,ossrsst esd
admirably sdsp,sd 10 oil The ,s'ssss,s
Of ,hs Farm ssd shs Preside. Il ID.
vocs,ss equal rish,s 10 oil ~ols'sss. aud
s,ross'y opposs. The sscroscluss,s Of
sspi.sl aud The snadias wooopoliss
vhich iced 20 ess . foo,hold 10 our
lssd. TIE ssu~ssy " general ssvs
ssd market rspo'w 10 sscsllsst. IL
fact. The wssssss Rsrsi hss ssssssd
the vantage sresud ~ being the fore.
Gos, Of I.s l'sd 10 this eoustry We
ere Dot ss'psissd shss iN circulstios
ed is1sssss sss rapidly sxissd,ss,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14

This i beck written bv talsstsd
o,opsrssos ss,hor. T. 8. Arthur, in
Which h possrsys With terrible viz.
ilssss tie dsvs fsll Of 80 vhss be
Sssouss ~ dsvs Of Ssses drink.
Il slss sAsss vhsrs - sss 20 fsr ~
lisf xhss - bat Asps y sxsiset. Il
VI bsv alseAsl ssssss ths bsdy ssd
sssL. Asvh nssssss ~ appetite IL
psspsr - - II sslis Of he Dsass
q ssss. sssh - Asyisos Hsssss. Cru.
a1ss Osbs. ~ Il ssus = Murphy
- ~ UsssossA assIs Viii Prshi.
I;Gss. sAsss vtss be- bsss dose u
shis diysstiss. ~ vbss pssds y b
dsoa. e. - bosk ed rcd IL l.
B. DsyiA 0ssts p. O. = ~ sesoA
TEL - ] ~ ~ bssl-
AsAs he fsstls vssd:
Ilssshs. ssbss. ~ vssy esl
- ssssas diassAi ssisvsa
Hhsss'w ! -. = hsss, or ssi !
OftASsst bsvssasssf RIsu''
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14
SsR,Soss / Boais.
Red Cloud Webster Co, Nsb
Cenm!ss!s,ss's Irssssd!ass.
Al ta.a

Usrch y, 1873.
Board met pursusn, , call 10 meet
Delegations FROM the di6Nsss pre-.
sinsts aod hsar - ssprsssios ftoo
them With regard 10 shs ~ss,,lsmsss
With The B. 4 N. X. K. Co., and o..
% With regard 70 using the fssd for
the proposed Court Hosss, for the
purpose Of aiding 10 the c~ons,rscsies
Of . bridge across the Republics nv.
o. in Guide sock Prscisct.
Prsssst. J q Hobart O w Ball.
L Il Luos. Ceuuissiossrs; J A Tul.
sys Cork. Minutes Of last mse,iss
read sod approved.
The aGrssosnt bstssss the Con.
m~issioosrs and the h 4 N. r. X. Go.
Vas called for ssd Fssd ssd The dele.
cations from the different prsciscss sl.
pressed thepsslvss satisfied With The
sction Of the Go nmissieusrs and alec
10 favor ofths Court Hosss 10 prefer.
nee 70 . bridge ct 1sids Roct.
The Board Thea sdjournsd.
J. A TuLLBys ]. n. HoBAsT
Clerk. Chsivuss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14
IlaadS For Sale.

We ars sou e6srisg fev sals % ~.
Vt ssrss sst cheaper ,hss svss b..
fsrs, eli lssds bslossiss 10 h. 3 n.
b. Joe 4 D. q. ssd MidIssd Psciss
Rail Rood Coupsuiss ia Webster ssd
adjoining eous,ies. We slso hsvs
come choice claims for ssls, Give %
cell.
Haley Bros. Atiy's 4 Real ss,ss
Ags's Red Closd Nsb. S9,f
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14
pOMPlE8.

Oil ms,i ltrssl he sswps ~, Z
simple Vegetable Hale ,Ass OH 10
nave Tss, SsssAiss ED nisssAss, isss
'as he slia ssA. clear ssd tssubisl
slss ,n~ssrvsa'ess ~ ps~4ss,as . iss
si'ss, swssA Of asu 90 Q AslA heed
Cd o. s~sssA ne Address, ,sslsssss
eel sssor vssdelf 4 Go :,
% Asa 81, N, Y,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14

LAND / IMPLRM gNT AGENCY.
en- eGsriae for sals % special
terms lands bsIoasioG 70 Il. ~, asi
b. Joe aud Denver City Railresl
Compsniss 10 Webster I'D Nuekolls
Csust,ssI have sous partially in.
proved. choice claius for sals.
Desss 10 Agricultural lmplsussts,
ssd Real Esssss Agsss.
q, ". YsAHcis.
6Gllvssss. Nsbsssks. No3
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14
l33T,l

bids gill b rs,eissi for "a, en-.
ties ~ Cosrs House u Red Cloud,
wsbssss esssy. Nsbrasts. 10 seesr.
dasss eth shs Plans end SpssSss
tisas - b fessd % visv - shs 49,
esJ. Bsssstss. Nssels, Nebraska.
Bids oil b ressivsd 4 Tie Arch.
ssss's ole I. L,ssels. Nsbsasls, % v
April lss, lA7S.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14
MARRIED.

McCCkN-HAYkES. A. the Of.
6es Of Judge Wilcox. Mr. WILLIAM Nc.
CUsS to Mrs. MARY {. HAYSss, oil Of
Salem KsnssA
1%asArrn. The shove took place Mar.
oh 1873.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14

De 6oisA Americas Orsss. eight
seps. I've sssbisssios. d sgrsssbls
asshsiss 10 ssss. pssss. - rig. ssd
sil b ~ 80 bs.sais. Csil ao@
~ l..
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14

-lr 70 ssesA ae-s sAss w eve
ossAs 10 vsss seiA, w. u @
0slass Cess,s II ssrss ere syss
hss~s, sstssssss sy~pt,sss esd oil
sAtss.s sesss SelA ~ Z, u, Potter,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-03-14

AZ ~ sA,sesss rsasei trs~ ~
u,s srssssss. AsA eAssA 10 BE Needs
ts 90 ksa lsA,ss a-sessessy Ne ~,
ssla II . aasAs ,sSssskls rsseA, fss
The ssssis ssd pssOassss ssss 81
C~sss0es,ss. lNf.ssAit,e Csssrk,
AWAas. ed I'll nr~ss ed
lssss sessussA, sAss t~s,
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