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C. : uo-g- CO sight coi- &C ygell a. 1o.o
severe Bronchial or Catarrhal Complaints,
we should at once use Eilert's Extract OF
Tar and Wild Cherry. 1t has no supe-
rior in such cases. Every bottle warrant.
ed to give satisfaction Sold by Geo. w.
Miller. isr2+tf
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II lEe C.T

EEt DIS CUT.
A GFNTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n Nervous Debility, Premature / ecay, and all
the the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free 10 all
who need it. the recipe ami direction for max
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing To profit by the advertiser
experience can do 50 by addressing in perfect
confidence, JOHN Il. OGDEN,
2raD75-GIn slCedsr -, New NoTk.
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From Maine to Mexico, the farmers
speak in praise of the great medicinal
worth OF Foutz's Horse and Cattle Pow
ders. They speak from experience.
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Water street in Jackson, which leads
from the Depot Of the Marietta and Gin
cinnati road TO the Depot of the s., ]. &
P. roid, has been graded, and will soon
be ready for travel.
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Mrs. DuHadway will receive o fine new
stock Of millinery goods II r." 1a--
for the spring trade. Ghc ..--- la, s-o-
for sale at her residence. on South street.
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of the Auditar and Treasurer af Jacks
County Ohio. far the ffatf.Nsar Indin
February HHth. tHEA.
compliance with nu Act % the r.s-etHfe
~ the state uf ohio, ra.aad NufI afh. A. IL.
lHla, % provide fur the uritfr fcauinfinn ~ the
receipts disbursements hud naia keeping uf
public revenue.
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Disease and Death, when they reach
our own households, are too serious for
testing, we use our best endeavors to
drive off the dread messengers, and are
only happy when we feel that they are ct
q 'f5taurg. AZ the f~-t .-~-c--h # chat
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10 Consumptives,

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by a
mple remedy, Is anxious to make known to
his fellow-sufierers the means OF cure To all
who desire 10, he Will send n copy OF the
prescrip iption used free OF charged, with the d.
rectiOns for preparing and using the same,
which they will find "a sure Cure for COnsump-
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, sc.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address, r.. A. WILSON.
l9i Penn st., Williamsburgh, y. T..
2Uans5-Gm
gEEEsPA-E,T -EACBL1.C CARDS. In
struction aHd Amusement combined. Impor-
tant TO parents and teachers. % different ar
tistIc designs. The entire pack sent free for 2j
cents currency or stamps. Van Deli CO.. -
Ann 81, y. Y. 2ljan7s-6m
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Tho umdr r.al .arl haa hTru appointed aiuln.
isifatur a. t1His Hls 81 sac estate ~ David -.
rnadrach, late rfJ Jariafan evenly Onto. dHss1as.
40. JOHN ~. JONES.
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Rev. w. c. Brooks, Ohio State Superin-
tendent Universalist Church, will preach
in Jackson as given below. Subject -
Universal Salvation"
Sunday. March oath, p p. m. and 7
p. m.
Monday, March 18th, 7 p. m.
Tuesday, March Goth, p. m.
wednesday, March 9th, 7 p. m.
Thursday, March 2Sth, 7. p. m.
Friday March Goth, p. m.
Saturday, March Both, p. m.
Sunday, March 3lst, p p. m. and :
D. m.
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Mr. A. NJ Collins, Of Boston, Mass,
will lecture before the Murphy Temper
ance Society, at Findley Chapel. on next
Sunday, 10 A. NJ; also at GI in the even
ing of same day. Let everybody turn out
and enjoy a good treat
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The Anniversary OF the Jackson Coun-
ty Auxiliary Society will be held March
IL, 1878, in the NJ E. Church, at even
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The Cincinnati Breakfast Table is one
of the most attractive humorous papers,
both in appearance and contents, that
comes to this office. Ask your news.
dealer for a copy and judge for yourself
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We have received a stock Of beautiful
bordered cards, suitable for school.
teachers, to give to pupils as reward Of
merit. We can print them for so cents
per 100 If
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Persons sending us postage stamps for
cards, will please send one cent stamps,
as we have all the three cent stamps we
need. A limited quantity of two cent
stamps can also be used by US. tf
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Court Of Common Pleas.

State Of Ohio vs.. John Star. Keeping
room where Intoxicating liquors are
sold in violation of law. Plea guilty, and
fine assessed Of $50 and costs.
Sidney p Davis VS.. John Marshall ct
al Partition ordered.
VIM. Kessinger VS.. Erie Coal & Iron
Co. Sale confirmed.
Michael McClory VS.. Michael Murphy
Sale confirmed.
State Of Ohio VS. Lon Harper. Assault.
Plea guilty. Fine so and costs. The
defendant made an attempt to draw a
knife or revolver on one Grifiiths, at a
religious meeting, on Sunday, during a
quarrel. This occurred in Liberty town
ship.
D. D. DUNCAN, Ben. Trago and Capt
Davis, are pushing the work on the
Horse Creek Branch Of the s., J. & P. r.
r. Now let the Dayton q Southeastern
Company finish up their road from Els
worth to Wellston, and this cross branch
will tap it at Eurekaville, and Jackson
county can supply coal enough for all the
Northwest
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We have received the following lines
froma young lady at Logan-a daughter
of ono OF our subscribers II contains
some good points, and some defects. We
do not pretend that we can compose or
write single line of poetry but we do
think that we know the genuine article
when we see it. We have seen some.
thing like the following but we do not
say that it is not original. We would
advise our young friend to be original
use her own thoughts IS much as possible,
and study the rules Of feet, as used in
poetry:
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lam thinking, thinking,
Ofthe homestead far away,
With its vine clad little windows,
Fast going to decay.
1 am thinking, thinking,
How fast time is taking away,
The pretty little homestead,
Wherein we used to play.
am thinking, thinking,
VIII the thoughts e'er come again?
How we used 10 wander,
In the woodland, field, and glen.
I am thinking, thinking,
Ofthe winters long ago,
When the woodland, field and glen,
Were covered white with snow,
And the long sleigh rides we used TO have,
over valley, field and hill,
over run and rivulet,
over brook, and rill.
1 am thinking, thinking,
And my thoughts will wander away,
To the dear old-fashioned homestead,
That is fast going to decay.
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Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed admin
istrntor of the estate OF Margaret ShndFucht .
iimha ]. EDWARD JONES.
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foseph ~. wilson. Assirn-a. Va. Adam s af
81 rt a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
y. s. LAND OFFICE
denomination, Nsb
April 8. 1879.

t'"vs sVso'
Complaint hsvin. lees entered At
this Of6cs by Abraham Reeve against
Henry Fridlsy for abandvsiug bis
Homestead Eusry, No. 1925, dated
jane Sd. 1918. upon the South East !
Section Is. Township /: n. Rsngs y
W., 10 Webster County, Nsbraska.
with . view to The cancellation Of said
entry: the said parties ere hereby sum.
uou'd 10 appear st this O6es % the
- day Of May, 1879, q O'Clock q.
H., to respond aud furnish testimony
concerning said alleged sbaadonmsns.
WEssrER EATON. Register
Gao. W. DoasEY, Recover
Dispositions il the above cass will
b taken before the County Clerk Of
Webster County. Nsb. o. the 10Th
day Of May. 1878, At . O'Clock .. IN.
WEBsTEs EATON. Rea lister
GEO. W. DoRssY, Reoeiver
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
mW110 a "0lANog HAD"
~ t1eWf ~ on W2ox "
a y1l3oyx TIM.
xeg "a 1Ao ~ xy21ls1Ne1 A r
MAB il3oIT ~.
D4AIalcs, Nsb.)
April -, 1873.
~. y. n~asAasdsss, - cissd.
NMelr:

W - 01ys
Yer ooumuSios,ios Of The is.h..
Soesrsius rsilrosd matter, n vh,ch
yos s>sasd thss parties in your county
IN uslsg q 20 argument against vos
isg hoods for railroads that o v,ll
~ y abls 10 GET satisfactory rates
u freight % grain and stock, and
citing Gsss eousty a 90 instance Of
spppoics, isas hand.
10 svply sll ~, 40 70 0ses ooue,v
ssilsoad matters, 4 think evsrv.h;..
d s~stufAs.ory 10 .bs mani. ~ an,
county. ihsv, ham so..,.,, .h;..
psr Of Nv, stock fto. ,his nm. :
~, Is. ,o.a -, h.,, IA $500.
v.,.h... I'M. "a -. -. ...,.S.
|, ~.
whsrI -. -. M u.,,s
An All, ,..N..A ~ a=;."S...
~. ,oa v.r. i.h.,;n. s.S.. -. ~.
As,iss r.il,s.a. ..S ~ ..,,i. -
Wshe,s, co,r,, ~ ..~..;.ms
Cloud .hor,S ~. ,a;.. ~. .S.;s ~
:. onnor.us;r, n ....rs III. ~
Wish h. M, -, oomns," "..s.S"s,u.
Nth Ha,,;n., ma 49, r..I"..
.Io., N. mai, In. 80. ~.s
a, s,.;. Ao". 49, s'.t.' o'u0o
49,, -.r,S ~. s..n"".ASL -
sSsn fo,.v !, AZ, n;,.. . ''S
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
April 70, ISIS.

Met pur,usnt 10 sdjournmen, Pres.
sat J. II. Iisbsss Geo. W. bsn Ooo.
u'ss,oosrs J. a. Tailsys Clerk.
vslua,ios OF M nv ar az l.i0n
dscsd to ei.4o per scrs; ., ar ~ az
10 2.I0 reduced 10 eis2 W. u bf .e a.
81 2 10 reduced TO 81 10 per acre. w.
a. ne ~ and . bf ~ " ! II rsdus,d
10 $50 pr acre.
Adjourned ni April - 1873 ct Q
A. NJ.
J. A. Tulleys J. II. Hobart
CLERK. Chairman.
April NJ. 1873.
Met pursusn, 10 adjoursmsnt. rr..
ent,J ~ Hobart. Gro W Ball, Con
mis'ioner., J 4 Tuil.y. Clerk.
Valuation OF nil So ~. all 1911.
oil 5's.l2 oil 34.I2 raised 10 Is
per acre; valuation u ~ nan
reduced 20 81. ter scrv; valuations o.
oil 1912, q hf l7.i.l2, n ar. = or
v ~ and hf nwqr Ig4l:. u. or
ne ~ D+l2. ~ ar 81 .w ~ 2o%i 1,
ne ar 2I4.l., snd part Of ~ qr nc ar
Ii4.l2. 'ni-"d 10 e. pe' acre; valo
s'ion Of . hfne ~. NV a.. ~ ", and
~ ~ 80 IL, vi j4i2. al Az aud
ne qr i0-4 ~ raised 10 ! 80 per sc'.
Valuation ofull 1912, all IS BIZ,
~ ar Is I.l2, reduced to 10 e,u,- ,c,
mere: valuation Of the nv qr, - AZ. ~
" aod hi ns ar ,4i2 raised 70 q
% per sore. and valuation Of % az
nv ar and % ar li-4.l2, reduced to
>l.25 per acre. Valuation Of oil 10.
II raised to 81 20 per acre; valuation
Of oil 1912 reduced 10 10 cents per
acre.
Adjourned 70 May 9Th 1873, 1t
o'clock. A. n.
J.. A. Tsllsya, Hobart
Clerk. Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
nfluGIlIlTIp.

Why ere rnstlis eossty men SON.
iss over into Webster end speaking
ssaisst the bosds2 They mus, hs
vsry ''disintsr ssd pablo spir.
tied ~sssslsmen TO spend their time In
sttssdiss Webster couoty meetings
and tslkisg against The bonds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

THx Liocolo Journsl remsrts that
many Of Liscoln's budnsss men will
locate 10 Red Cloud BY fall. This
nsvs Is encouraging ssd With the rail.
road others will BE- surs 70 come and
lossss ct the di6srsus towns TO bs
started 10 no county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

Wear % sivsntAss 70 ths county
weld . osua 10 shs northern part,
- ssst0n5 bsatsd end o 10 the
vssessa Dssts q Tie county.
vess lss tAs sailsoad asd oil shsss
tAiaos sAall b oivse you.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

OuA serthsss frissds should ~.
osobss sAss witba veis ssslo.. boods
b ths ssssty . rosd iron ~ north
y eessvss Lost y ~ asl although The
valley ~ hsvs . eight hope for .
nd - seas dms 10 ths fsr dintsst
iasusa. tAsss b no hops for the north
Dsss d - eeusty ever having rail-.
rssa fAdAtist should this sosd b.
lost
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

Lippissott's Msessiss 10 full o. o.
Gel, q matters ~isssrsssiss 10 ever
lover n choice Rtssstass. JB Lip.
pissoes, PHILADELPHIA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

A1naAH for Guide Rocki Che ssss
tee sdvaataess Of . railroad DOW and
aAhsaeA thb ess does sos come up
~ vsnle.s - Ays aaids party prsj.
oae.ssdssoDs for the ssilrosd. votss
Ssstheg ~ Interests Of The ooussy,
vseee - theiDouDs. We predict uos
eelys tvo.thifdss ssssd.s glorious
aA'ss5estAs for the bosds iten
0sI1s 1ssk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

g0oUAAoQH0 ssvs Gomez from
~ ossee bAs comfy, Of the easy
Ue4Df juIsn Dssos ED sesss. vhs ~
sea0O)6o barb Of May 70 vsss
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cox1rss,ov1ls' PROCEEDINGS.

April 1; 1873.
Board met ~ Board Of EQuslisa.
ton. Foil Board present. The fol.
lo~ ins change wore made % per.
sonslty:
Assessment Of Any Wobbsrmio
reduced to ess.00; A. A. Pope to
3i37,O0 {; John Noyes to o27. so:
A. MsAwell to eio4.+ 10; Pat Toohev
saissd 10 COLT so Q. II. Smith TO
$4,000 Levi Moore TO 1lslss0
Assessment Of G. A Vanhoro striek.
% from roll Of Red Cloud Precinct
hs having bsso assessed 10 Bstia.
Adjourned ill April l6 1878 1t
. A. NJ.
J. A. Tullsys J., A. Hobart
Clerk. Chsirmas.
April 10. 1878.
Net pursuant 70 adjournment.
Full board present; the following
ehsssss made on personally:
Assessment Of Il II Kssney 70.
dscsd to o32S, Wm Mon.sousry 70
e3s7; John " Dodge raised 10 >l2e.
Is; 0 Dolce es5; PD Gawburg
el9o; e iimi.h oe%4; vollers l.
Wiehmaa $50 SO.
Adjourned ill April II, 1873 q 2
An
Tsllsys. JH Hobart
Clerk. hsirman.
April II 1878.
Net pursuaut 70 s~djouruusut. Pres.
sntJ II hobart. Geo W Ball Cow.
uissio"srs, J A Tullsys Clerk.
The following changes we're made
% personally;
Assessment If Isaac May raised to
e41s.2 Is: Leopold Schults to CLOS 2s;
William Arnold e2O3 Is; D. N I'd
con reduced to e%0s, 90 David Mssns
70 10000; Jacob P~ortsnisr to
$4,000, VII Wilkinson to clos. 90:
Tue name of Anna TAFT placed on
assessment roll Of Bs,in Precinct With
. yslustioo Of $500 90;
Aassssusat Of NJ Sawyer .hsus.
ID from Bssis to Saltwater Precinct.
Adjourued gill April Is 1874 q.
SAM.
A Tullsys' hobart
Clerk. Chairman
April Is 1873.
Net pususnt to adjournment,
Prsssst J. H. Hobart Geo. W. Ball
Con u~issiouers J. A. Tulleys Clerk.
The following change we're made
On lands:
Valuation Of ssqrnw ar 1910
reduced TO 1884, 50 valuation Of . ar
ls's 10, 70 ars v ar el.2.l2, ~ or
1912 sud ~ ar 35.S.l2 rui,sd 70
d. - per acre valuation ofaw az
~ ar 10 all. sw ar Is 2.l2 raised
70 eli per sc,e.
Valuation Of Or Is 2.l2, al 20.
S'ls aud . hf y ar sS.s,lc reduced
70 Is GEMS per acre.
Valuation Of Of q hf NJ ar q ..lc
reduced to d 90 per asrs; valuation
on v a. rs ala, v ar IS 2.l2 n.
doesd 70 d 50 per acrs: valuation Of
seer 2S.2.l2 reduced to o.. Is .
sess; valuation Of oil q SIG. oil rs 8.
u reduced to so cts per acre; valu..
s'os ofns ar aS.s.ls, . hf 81 ST.?
raised to e2.Oo per acre; valuation If
- q 2s's.l2 raised T., Sl.sO Der sore:
valuation Of 10 Or " ar sl.S.i2 raised
10 el.&0 per aurs.
Adjourned ill April 10 1879 q. Q
A. n.
J. 4. Tullsys ]. n. Hobart
C'erk. Chairman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

lHsrpsr's Monthly ~ April. sosss
70 - 9Th is qssts Of live issuss sed
isslsuotivs matter. Sss for IT,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

0DeuAS . ssilroAd 80 depot
sosae Jon ~ h ths sortA part Of the
sssoty Vhlb you go, fos With tie lsss
q thb nod IL shasss 10 eoss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

NnAsxv1s 20 forget, remember
~ - aavsAsos u Ne eosaty Dc.
peo6s q ~ vots.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
NOTICE.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE
Bloomington, Neh.,
April ~, 1878.

sVss NV
April -, 1873.
Complaint. hsvios bsss entered at
this OfScs BY John iias-lbscher
agsisst james II. Freeman for sban-
dooius bic Timber Culture Entry No.
1924, dated FNeby. ~, 1877, upon the
West ! 2 South Fast l Section 90.
Township ! North, Rsnse 10 West,
10 Webster County, Nebrssks. With .
view to the cancellation Of said entry:
the parties are hereby summoned 10
appear At this Ofice on the lAth day
Of June. 1873, at 10 o'clock .. n. to
respond aud furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged sbaudou usut.
WsBsrEI EATON. ROOSTER.
Gro. W. DoRsEy. RgcEIvss.
Dispositions TO 30 tskss bsfore the
County Clerk OF W. bstSv 60. Neb.
on the lOsh day Of June. 1878, At 10
A. u. WEBSTER EATON, Reg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

has just received her nov stock Of
spring and summer goods.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
hsts At prices L0wEa than ever before
known to the trade. Dos't forget The
place, south part Of Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
THE OMAHA
REPUBLICAN,

DAILY ol0.Oo WEEKLY else
pED vEAR POsTAoR PaEpAID.
The DAILY 10 the hest edited Nsws-
paper 10 Nebraska, snd cou,sius the
latest t~slssraphis, local. state. aud
commercial asws.
The WEEKLY contaiss The coa.
desssd aud complete Usws Of the week
and 10 the cheapest paper Of 10 Gss in
Nshraska.
special Rates To Cluhs.
Remit to q. =. YOST,
Asaasss RsPuHLoAx. 0usAA. Neb'
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
NOTICE.

Tho partnership heretofore existing
between John Bersnssn and MARTA
Pupks 10 The day dissolved BY mssu.
d consent.
John Bsrsnssn. Martin Pupks.
Red Cloud. Nsb., Nay l. 1873.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

&c ~'ollsr. . w,ek in your "wn. town.
OVt5 Outfit Tree. Nv risk. sResd
~. IL YOU want u bnslIe.s ~ which
pcrsoDs nf either s-x can make great
vsy MI N. 'ims they w"rk. write Tor
particulars ~ u NALLErr / Co.,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
yWg AGO CLOUD Chief


TN 81 ss1 ~. svssy nee 10
~ sesaAy - ~ = . tsss nas 10
3 sSiiroo1.
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cvH CLUB LIE.

srsscsIss and Apvr1rlsE
.ssss. ss.!. X. IN Al, 81! j.:
q IN. J. 3. 0ayioed . Co, CAieaoo.M
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-28
HARD LINES FOR 4 WoMAN.

A Serious Case of Mother-in-Law Which
Wrecked Family and Destroyed
Home.
A young woman called on Chief Weber
yesterday morning with a pitiful tale to re-
late. She was stranger in the city, and in
dire distress. The young woman was
comely, neatly dressed, and the mother of an
infant in arms, Her appearance, the child
and her story appealed strongly to the
history revealed the old and miserable
tale of too much mother in-law.
She and her husband, one Otto Goebel, had
been married in St. Louis, Mo-, two years
ago. In that city they had lived contentedly
and happy. The stress of hard times, added
to the opportunities of her husbands
parents had induced them to leave st. Louis,
and take up their residence with them i'll
Henderson, MINI. From the day of
their arrival under that roof tree, the
persistent and malicious care of the mother
vest of sorrow had been reaped. The climax
was reached about week ago. BY misrep-
resentation the mother had induced the son
ing on business. After his departure, the
mother with fiendish delight informed
her daughter-in law that her husband
had left her for good. This was followed by
| the unwomanly command to the daughter to
leave the house. So uncomfortable had her
| tortures became that the widowed wife and
mother left with her child. The old woman
put her flesh and blood out doors, and gave
the woman only money enough to reach st,
Paul, OR any other place, she
didn't care where she went. Mrs
Goebl informed the Chief she had
| learned since she left her mother in law s
inhospitable house that her husband was IL
Chicago. She did not walt to 60 to him
but to st. Louis, where she had friends. The
chief made it his business to obtain relic
for her, and presented her case TO the county
| authorities, and secured her a pass to St
! Louis,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-28
RECLAIM ED.


Maud Murdoch. Released From 1mprison-
ment. Enters Upon a New Life.
Misfortunes are sometimes blessings in dis
guise. Maud Murdoch, the Young girl who
cut Rozenweig for grossly insulting her, may
verify the old saying. The opportunity is
and best who makes use of the opportuni-
ties the good God gives them. She may be
come to To- k upon the miscreant who
assalled her, as benefactor-in disguise.
Before the cutting affair, she had
lived in iniquity, known to such
only whose depraved tastes and
pleasures she catered TO. The difficulty
brought her into notoriety, and some kind,
womanly Christian hearts, deeming the
girl more sinned against than SHINING, Wis
tied her in Jail, and made the effort to re-
claim her. Their efforts we're attended with
success, surely, for yesterday she left the
jail in the company Of two noble Christian
women, who were not afraid to be seen as
the companions of fallen woman. The
girl was foretold of her probable escape from
indictment, and when the news was taken to
her as fact, she made preparations to leave.
When she was ushered out
of Jail, after a months confinement,
two types of friends were waiting for her.
There was present her former landlady, who
was ready to receive her back and have her
resume the life whose "steps take hold on
| hell.'' Arrayed against this influence was
that of full restoration to pure and woman
| ly life. Mrs. Lowe and Miss Robb stood as
the guardians to point to better life. The
girl did not hesitate, but went to the good
| friends who had come to her i'll her hour of
need. Be it said to the credit of that other
friend, sinful yet womany, she did not offer
any objection, but wished the young girl all
the good that could be heaped upon her. or
which she could obtain by her own exertions.
| The old friend and her boarder parted, and
the new friends led the girl away. They got
into carriage, drawn by two white horses,
| the same used by the President while here
previously ordered by the girl to return in
style to her old life, and were driven to Mrs
loves house.
Maud Murdoch, the Magdalen, is scarce
seventeen years old: petite in person: nat
ural blonde with regular features
she has bright pair of blue eyes,
shaded by profusion Of blonde
hair. She looks vivacious, and is said to be
intellectually, and in accomplishments fal
above the ordinary girl. Her life is sc
young, and her days Of sin have been sc
few, that her features are not marred by the
brand of sin, and the soul of woman, no
wholly corrupted, looks out in her face with
occasional flashes of her former childish in
nocence. ''There is Joy IN heaven over ont
sinner that repents more than over ninet,
and nine Just persons which need no repent
anca'
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mittees to visit the poor house, Jail and
other public institutions, after which they
proceeded in a body and made their report

mlttees 10 visit the poor mouse, jail ana
other public institutions, after which they
proceeded in body and made their report
to the court.
The jury will hold no session today, hav-
ing adjourned over to Monday at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
Ali the public institutions were casually
reviewed and examined, yesterday, and the
nature of the several reports will be deter
mined upon Monday.
The committee which visited the jail made
inquiries of all the prisoners regarding their
diet, treatment, etc. From all information
obtained, the committee will report that the
treatment of the prisoners is humane and
excellent; while the diet is both
sufficient in quantity, and of good quail
ity. A few repairs and al
terations will be recommended. They
will recommend that partition be
put up, so that female prisoners WIKI be en-
tirely separated from the male inmates
that two iron doors be put in place of two
wooden ones, which now offer, seemingly,
easy means of escape /; the re-fooring OF
several cells and other portions of the jail
with iron, topped with wood, is also recon-
mended. The jurors will express the high
est satisfaction with the cleanliness and or
der preserved throughout the building, and
declare Sheriff Kings management to be
worthy of great commendation in every
| particular.