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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26

: :. ~, b. better explained nsr more briefly told
ss.so by comparing Il With kaieldescope Se u
sasn and sasnEs prisss w wss
up cpo =. Hay n,Tbt aud the opening next morn.
strong or woe shs Ver CHANGE ~' And
any, E~ssged all the week. bringing little OF
ss % to either "bpi" or %beaT unless rp per
bsSs was generally on the TrcRS side Of the
tuIa: IA ahsres AGAINST O66 523 for the preced-
week stocks that @ sbS oTs1 %CS
snn,os IL ner cent advance; Delaware. L9cka-
wanna and Western 792 shares: %6Se aSG
4 = rS9 shareel, which is 4ss per cent higher
than week ago Ontario and western s1d ]l Psn
s HS4 o shares Which is per cent higher The
general list shows improvements ABOUT 10 pronoEtoS
The arrival 81 tbs Snsy
~ ne market. II does not boom" and being leit
" wtthonf support, prices steadily sink. Inc week
r,nsed with dnil and weak feeling,
WEEKLY RANGE or PRICEA
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COTTON mAnKHrs-DY TELEGRAPH.

tlypRfoot April i-l.:3n m:Th"r' Is moderate IN
quity for Cotton which - freely Sniphrd 2iadnhH ~
'inr 200 speculation and export. Receipt,
90 200 acs Including II. 100 lala Aurrai FnuTes -
I'D Nav delivery % also 6ii do. May and Jun" no
yrry 6g5 81 alan 80 ~: G0-lunc AMI July deliver
10 susIgt AID september delivery. bA53. also 6i 40.
Sricntrr uctn er delivery G'ad hl'b u t" u"''o
VI IyIWro1I Npri III T.. uC"t'or Future Iulnds.
Inv MiddlinR rluHP. Arril oriyery 5"1G Ai." "' l"
Hlf t r ~ a do fnr and Jily delivery. syL ~
do Iuly and August d,l'cry ,h: 10 NuGh1t ana Sfpn
~! "a de-, october and N":trnher dclivtty. GT.h,
rygRruOI. March . 30 H.. lLv sacaU lhr DAY IN
fl,ioRE Apr1l II otion dulI MiliiuG H." l2e:
Low Nidinr IL &C.. GOOd Ordinary luf-. net reg o." u
ll5 bales; goas 10 blrs SHES 7'" DA'"' '"'A i''
Busros. Apnl 2l-,o,ron dul Mhdnr l9cs low Ma.
grot U1 bales: exports 10 Great hriiih IS ba'H -" "
~ April Cotton Steady M.GdIns Ie'- Low
,f,f,ug 7Ti2c; ordinary. y r.. ret zee MS '
btcs exports 'rnit Bniag -. bn So 10 trAhc' 2'o7
HgypIIfN April 3i-'0ttUn sicaiY. amdhhg nc; 70
ecpls IL Iar, shipments. l,I5O Bales '!vs S5" Fa'c7;
'ooiShf Api u cotton quiet: Mnnnr e.; Low Ni.
ding II r. Good biln-iN. j. &C. % r. tipis ~ D''H
exports ooastwsc, *'l lAos sa' 7"o oe'' S"cA ''-
Dss W. I'm, ANA Anil 2i-'oon sicIIler: Mlddae II 49,:
bl",; gross 1901 bale, exports 70 Great Britnin '"i
baies TO i The ,, Soii .ISG Z 5 = palr
'" rW tngirgt April steady; MiidnE l2ii-
,v e S,,g Re trmi Ordinary ll, gross rtcopts, 10
has, sdlrs spnners no bIica s,ock. l37a7 bales
-1vASEhU April 24.-GotOn quit Mti'lhhh llbr" Law
w1dSnT az iiooi Ordinary, 10y not rcccptS; il
x aris io the ointment u7j bales; cOHstw-c, &ij
baros sair- 300 bales suncG lb,''oO b-lA , ,u,,,,
81 Lotus April@i.-tnuon steady unchanged; MhdinR'
B2t hacs shipments, oil bMen she~ 9ol o4'eS' n'''N'
1893 bales. , ,,-rr
NEW YORR Abrll 231hc following arr mo lDlAi ni re-
NJ fpI "A g-
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROpEAN Markets.

LIyERPooI April 24-PorSo;Pnmo Mess Eastern steady
steady at $3.50: Short Rh STEADY at 81; Long Clear
stedy az 81 Gd Short Clear steady % I'D HamsOng Cut
GTmeI AZ 46E Shoulders. dull 20. Beef-Inda MC5s
dull 81 SOL: Extra Mesa steady At ss Prime Ness dun at
I'M. Lard-Prme Western. steady At 3BI. 1al0WPftmo
titY OUT NJ a36d. Tarpentne Spirits, steady At 4OI
HoSu-COmmou steady at 4i0di Fine dull At 49, CHEESE
FF1srE1tfa State dull at 1854 WheaspnGe, 10
dnli al gCOd; Spring NO. z Gull ~ l02d. Now WIN.
ter Western dull AZ 1884,, New southorn Winter dun
snu az SD Cottonseed Ol-Yel.ow American, none
IN market, Kosn-CommOD, at London steady At 4,Gd
~ nnnryneniins Spirits M London. duu ut -.
I1yRRPOoi- April z4-l2;SO p m-lar[! 80 per eWt for
Anericau. Pork, 81 per Dbl Tor Prime Noes,
ioSoN ApYiI 21This evening LOO bales OF Wool were
Nold CHIEFLY Phillip and NeWZealand Tho sales were
well attended, the opening prccs were In some cases
rafh All
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Ivy srncK MAnkErs-aY TELE9nAPn.

t,uc.cn Ami q -IInfs--HeCcip's SIOn head niip'
,o.ntS 600 heal market strong aud prcoa &c. higher
win 90 Of DEMAND: mixed Packing, - lOd@4 iO ILIhL
q lhdIi 30 one lot sold at ~ 90 80. . -
CATTi Y-IccrptA l.2oo head; ahlpmenlH "bp he,' no
.bunnris were Larger e.tCTdAy !han "O nHd snip
prr. cou not o enough marS"l act ~ tut steady
steady at S2a4i chiefly ~
a. ~ u corn TeX1us&% - - ~ stacker. steady
heat. sl pnrn-. :. 700 bead; mar
ket steady and nrln Good Ia hpicr. Sh@Sb %
tlrt- uih ridngcAs lOikrT1
=, =. al -. Yacon NJ - aJGFl BUChFTS' 81 IUG
81 M Fancy at - Boa 81 So receipts 700 head shipments
GRrfi F"Dun ard unchanged supply fairs receipts 800
IRr"uact and unchanged. receipts, nOnci shipme' t.
I "A tsaI
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sTEARINE--Quief: unchanged
sUGAitERsw sugar IN fair demand aud rather more
steady especially Centrifugal FAIR 20 GOOd 7sD7 &c.
sG degrees Centrifugal FAC Nos 10 % ~ boxes la
y2na 75nSc; MeladO 06tc saes 200 hhds. CUBA 81 uS
c0yano LC; hhds. MeadO 5d5 &c. 2OOOp bags more
fO0 6s,Sc: and 1000 hhds Cubn Muscoyddo cost and
weight dSlc Refined in fair demand steady CRUSHED
And powdered gLq0g6sc: Granuated. 8c; Cut Loaf 9s0
yJ.c.i STANDARD A." GAG lsc. - . an
'TAILOW-Steady sales $4,000 H. 6AGlIoc.
WHIsKEY-Dul nominal; 81 TO-
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA April 2t.-sugar-iHarket closed active noe;
- = iOail reals; Molasses SugaE Nos TO 10. 7l93
fsais; MuscOyado, Common 20 Par 7@l reals; Gentl
hOxes and bids, oTe09At reals
stock In Havana ana boxe.
9O0 bags hhdA RecetDt. OF the Eeok-9i0O
bo1ss $500 bales sna H2.0 hhds Exports during mo
hoxes 5C3O anf 30U0 hHlB. al u tho
United states Spanish gold 232 4D232l Exchange fiat
on Tie United States go days gold Ago premium short
on PaT1h liz premium.
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n, os,NC pRIcEs OF BOsrON STOCKS.

At the regular weekly meeting Of the Governors
of the Banf OF England on Thursday, no change was
made in the banks rate for discount. and 1t remains
men market for discount of bankers throe-mODtlls
bills During the week the bank has lsst Es,20O
bnlop but the proportion Of Its reserve TO It's la
bilIties was unchanged from the percentage Of the
preceding week. 489Ie per cent At the Stock Elk:
change British oOnsos hnctuated within range OF
Il per cent-between 0Slole and 9Slll6-and closed
the same as a week ago. OF United States bonds
the o. at one time were i higher at lO4S4 but they
declined to 104l9; Alas were unchanged all
week ago. American railways excepting
the Atlantic and Great Western issues, are
fhs following are tho highest and lowest prices of
securities for the week and the closing sales Satur
nAy and n week $50:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26

,re steady ut &c. for "a squares aud 4o for 6exe0 Cotha
oIs AMI FutuTes dsTereA 600 pieces leaving as sook
m haud l6I, oQ0 DoOca,
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WELLS, FARGO & CO., 65 BROADWAY.

gy and ssU Mfnfng Stocks and other Pacific Coast scT
ell Ercajl0s TsLeyraphe TrangeTs and Csdhl aga9g5s
throughout ne Ue dhi EUROPE alt i9rwEd BfsRhL raw
caas GEd YalHdbieS " az Vhrts " us W0rta
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Gin Real estate tor sale.
prrnRnEn MnRTaARRs.

Gin Real estate tor Sale.
NOR SALE or LEASE.-FOr Manufactures,
i Chemical WOrks. Sc. blocks OF bnkhradsd lots ON Se"
town Creek, acio ninE New HorK ana Brooklyn. ,
WV" " a SOUNC, En- gneer, SC. 20 ExcbanReplace
T5OT SALE:-One of the finest places. on
Railroad one honr and bali IRON eisy scrs
&c. all in good OrNef "Cn 20 aOes
well stocked fruit; running water from pnTe
enrng supplies all pars OF house and Darns VIII 10 S0iu
cheap ANU oH ''' HUH N. CAMP. No 100 Broadway
OFFICE OF SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, Fifth
National Rank Ruding, 23t-s. md 3d'aye; Tor
ao Of honses and lots renting OF houses and mats
wIinin CORPORATION limits s-Ftrstcasa eoiecucns hOhc
I'ad =: satisfactory assurances given when asked-i
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auttion Sales OF Real estate.


sTHAvE. CENTRAL PARK),
85that SHAVE, 7th st 9th ana MornnGsIueaVe@'
goth IU9th 1lOh. III tn AMI ll2thsts.
Adrian IL Muller 4 SON will sell AZ auction On
THURSDAY. APRIL 80
Atl2 oolOr the Exchange saiesroOm No. III Broad
WAY by order Of JOHN H. SCREvEN. esq. and >. W IL
CRUGER esq., individually and Trustees the following
valuable lots. viz;
stl.ave corner l09th.st. Central Parkb Slots
OrnIugsidc-Sye, corner lO9thst- D LOLA
7thave, corner 1llth st.. . lots
shave between ] /; tn and 1i2th-sts, lOlo;a
llOthst. opposite Central PARK. 4 lots
mn It,, near 7ti aud 9th. ayes, 20 0ts
ll2th st. between TN aud Sth.ayss q lots.
g5th.st near 5tB-svs. (resdy for buildiush 2lo'@
9th ave corner OF l2tth-st, 2 Ots-
Madison. ave. and sOth-t., Al lots
90 per mortgage per cent OF 10 per cent
per cent o,,
Book maps office of auctioneers. No. PinHst lIVol
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pprNr ct.oTus MARKHr

PAU RIVE Mass April A-The Printing Cloth Nark"t
bes oen 0uist sad without sny sn0s reported OHosS0Hs
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BuslHrss GnGnres.

L7OR SALE.-A coal works on the Plttsbalrg,
Cincnuat 70. Louis Railway few miles nom pis
hurg The KEY 10 lOOO acres Of coal nrB-eaSs "orh
slniOat new, successful UptIBloll oo ,....,. u,.
VA ANrRD-A Publisher fOT sound western
w oay n large city manager compelled 10 retire DY AZ
sOute pr0ssuTc of,iLhealth; oil opportanyi sO0O9
an al n CRDiLl required gtlaTflss on mfsss " Bo'"
mapsEsment Address d RE WEIR, Tribune Ofae9
WANTED TO PURCHASE, the ownership
WE R ~ GU 1Sj My NEWSPAPER u PyBL GA ~
"ht'ANi IL, BOZ AIS. B0stoI, Xass.
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flnGnrlal.
OFFICR OF TIE
ST. LIONS AND SAN FRANCISCO r. Il. Co,
Drexbi Building. -.

DreXBl Building. ooo
NRW.YOkK. ApKil 10. 1880
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
IN transfer bgORs 90 TINS cOmpSHy win no closed after April
"a 20 open next conformity with agreement be-
company and tho AteisOn T0peAa ana santa 70
ItairOad Company, for tho construction OF WcSe
division Of tho Atlantic aud PACIFIC HairOan CO'
stockhoIders Of record April g. Will entitled for hvc
daVs thereafter t0r pro share OF subscription 70
tho secures 60 be issued for the coruc
slIbscrlpoa circulars may by sOekholders
uIOu Application the Secretary after April 20 and VIII DO
mailed 70 each stOcklOdef after April "a ,,.,-.
Per order Of Board OF Directora
GsgnedJ G, LIrTLEPIELD, Secretary
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE TRUST
Estate Mortgage BOnda guaranteed DY the MerCano
Trust Company maturing day Of May 1880 Will DO
paid principal with accrued interest presenaen
OF said bonds ut tho COmpany's 0ftco ,.,,, o.,
DARTIEs DESTROYS OF DEALING IN
Win do well 10 write to or cal Banking House of
HOWES & COMPANY, IL Wall &C.. N. Y.
Formerly Macy.) This house trDnsacts general
stock Commission business UtthyeTY large ekp9rence.
UNIFIED STATES IsxPREss COMPANY,
TRRAsUBRRB OFFICE, 30 BROADWAY Z
NEW.Y0RK. April 10, 1890.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company
1880. THEO L. WOOD, Treasurer
EEw-YoRE, April 10. 1890,
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for THIRTEEN
L DIRECTORS and THREE INSPECTORS OF EhEO'
TtOS for TIE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. OF NEW
YORK for the ensuing year Will be he at the once OF e
MONDAY May 10, 1857 between the hours
IL O'Clock az noon and OcOck p. m. - o., H., -, Ami,
The transfer books will BE- closed the 3oh day OF april
lnst anu opened the llth day OF May following BY
0iu'' FREDERICK FOSTER, secretary.
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Total shares sold for the week l't'-'0f
The closing quotations Saturday were as follows:
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Aonses au6 Rooms Wanteo.
3oarn an0 Rooms.

MYTH BOARD, after May 1, 10 the elegant
w mansion 40 fest 'front.' No 245 West 14ths. entire
first door other aud single rooms FOR gonteneas
aianln Dpr-uan
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YONG AIFll 231hc tOlloWlng hrr ihn IDIli ~ ~,
"a the below mentioned pJrts since Htpclh
her |, 1919, TO date, inclusive;
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Real gstate 10 Gxfbange.

FIRST GLASS Residence on Caroine-st.,
Saratoga. IN exchange for New'fSrk properY
A. G. MORRISON. 10 Abingd0nsquare. NJ T.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26
Settlers o. Government. Lands.

Homes,caders ard others who have not
yet proved up on their claims should re
member hat the new rulings require that
they shall advertise at least four witnesses
who are rot relatives of the party proving
up. and that the time and place Of max
ing proof shall also be stated 10 the
notice. This, il is claimed, is for the
purpose Of giving parties who may have
adverse claims on the land a chance to
appear and present their claims. Those
who wish to prove Up can have their APP
plicstion papers made out at the CHIEF
Office, free Of charge, as we always keep
a supply Of blanks on hand for this pur.
pose. and as the editor of this paper is
Notary Public, the affidavit does not cost
anything. thus % cents Is saved to each
one who publishes bis final proof notice in
the CHIEF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26
Fatal Shooting scrape.

A shooting sfair ACQUIRED in Blooming
ton last Saturday which resulted fatally
TO Mr.. WIN. Richardson, an employe ol
the r. ilroad company. and . nephew o!
w. y. Richardson or tbi. place. The
particulars as we are able TO gather them
are abont a. Sllows:
One Charles Wilkinson, employed q
runner for one of the hotels at Blooming
tor asked Mr.. Richardson TO 90 With him
10 q restaurant to get some oysters, and
while there, being under the influence OF
liquor keesme engaged in a qnarrel with
the proprietor and en.lei by s'abbing him
10 the back, INJECTING q slight wound.
| lie then wen, to the hotel and procured
his revolver and started back to ''clean
out the restaurant. On the way be
aet Richardson, who told him that the
place was closed aud he could not gain
a dmiltarce, lie then accused Richardson
Of iresting him shabby and declared nat
unless lie would get down upon his knees
and beg his pardaa be would shoot him
This, Richardson refused to do, where
upon Wilkinson drew hi. revolver and
fred five shots, four Of which took effect
in the body of young Richardson. from
the effects Of which he died in q short
tire. Tie marshal Of Bloomi,g tcn, who
witnessed the shooting, procured a shot
gun and followed Wilkinson to the hotel
where he captured him. He was taken
TO Lincoln for safe keeping last Monday.
The remains OF William Richardson were
brought to Red Cloud last Monday
morning and inferred 10 the cemetery on
last Monday. The funeral exercises were
conducted by Rev. Pryse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26

Mr.. John Lockhart, father-in-law OF
Mr.. Wingfeld. arrived from OskaIoosa,
Iowa, last Saturday. He has disposed
Of his property back there aud brings
with him a capital of some SIS 900,
besides three car loads of stock-a
sufficient amount of means to make a
man independently rich in a few years if
properly invested.
"A printer Of Sullivan, says the Pro
gre.s, recently walked into a certain
business house on his rounds, to learn
who wanted anything in the way Of al
vertisements, and noticed that a drum
mer stood by the counter with bis valves
ready to open. Anything you want to
say in the paper this week." quired the
printer Of the man behind the counter.
NO" said the business ~ man, 81
don't believe IN advertising. | would't
give a d-n for the Advertising" The
drummer waited till the printer was hall
way TO the door, and then slowly taking
up the sample ~valises, remarked: swell
that let's me out. / do not care to cell on
time to any one Who, IN this age, does
not believe in advertising. l prefer
dealing with a live man. When Il want
to strike up a trade with q dad man |
will go to the grave yard and swan tomb.
stones. Good day. sir."-E G.. Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26
!:ssi ies,Is's rsrt,s. Neatly iss xas:A'

The opening article in this number !,
M exceedingly Interesting ~ Do The he
and genius ~ the late Frank Lsfie, ty
Richard Is. kimball There aIe ten I'D
tn,rsble illustrations. With = portrait 81
the deceased. There are descriptive
articles Of "Nantns;' Of the "BleiksIier.
or Vsuii- Of the Dom Kircbs." under the
Church OF ST Peter. Bremen: a very
VIVID desert; ton Of the explorations. OF
the Austrians IN Kaiser Frank Jo~cf's
Land, and TIE escape from IT,, etc. Henry
Barton Baker hts Al exce.lenr article on
The Oil Tavern Life ia England" de-
scrlblng the haunt, Of old time ce.-bri-
Ties. Dairy Farming ia America" is
elabora,ely treated by A. $. Fuller; and
Robert James Mann. NJ. d., +. K l. =,
has \ profusely illustrated article "Why
the Wind Blows which is replete With
highly interesting information. The de-
| partnent Of fciion is more than usually
excellent. The serial Not Guilty" by
Eta w. Pierce, il continued, and there
are short stories BY the suthor Of That
Lass o Lowrie's John Gilbert, Walter
Edgar McCsun, Eleanor Kirk, sue Che.-
nutwood, and other celebrated writers.
There are poems OF great merit, several
Of them beautiful illustrated. There j..
a very abundant miscellany embracing .
large variety Of subjects, and afforoing a
vast amount Of instruction and enter
tainment. No better and cheaper ma
gsziDe is published, or one more deserv-
ing Of the extensive patronage bestowed
upon IT. There are rs quarto pages,
over loo embellishments. with a beautiful
colored fronti,picce. Natures Own
Nilsson" Single copies only 25 cents
each; the annual subscription, 3, sent
postpaid, Address. Frank Leslie's Pub.
fishing House, So, So aud 81 Park Place,
New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26
w~ssa!rsea': 81: hssy g. :ss ssis.. s.Axl.

On Saturday last the students at the
select school celebrated Washington
birthday With the following exercises:
The afternoon session Of sch DOL opeaed
b. singing our national hymn "Americ,.''
After n few remsrks by the priscipa',
6urtie Sberer read an excellent article
upon the "EArly Days of Washington"
Miss Victoris Morton Of Nerunds. read
80 original essay, entitled Washington
from bis nineteenth year to the time OF
the Revolutionary War;" which was
very interesting.
Following this, John J.. CARRIER ex.
planned from a map which he had drawn
upon the blackboard, the campaigns of
Washington during the revolution, giving
q mastery and through account Of his
movem ents from the time be received his
co omission as C ,nmsnder 10 chief of the
American forces ia l775 until be resigned
il TO Congress 10 1888.
Miss Celia CARRIER read an extract from
al address by Rev. DR.. Putnam. entitled
Career Of Wsshing ton.
jas. Holsworth read 40 extract from
Henry Lees eulogy on the life Of Wash.
ington.
Chas. Ludlow read an extract from
Washington's Farewell Address to his
Countrymen."
Mis-, Cordie Sherer read an article,
giving the account Of the presentation Of
W~ashington's sword to the General Gov
erument by Hon. Geo. ". Summers Of
Virginia.
These exercises were we'll chosen and
creditably rendered by the pupils, and as
this is the frst time in the history Of this
section Of the country, that an observance
Of this kind has taken place, they will
long remember il. Such an exercise as
this makes US feel hat we are part and
parcel Of the great. republic that Wash
ingtOn fought to save, and legislated to
preserve, and also teaches Us that we
have a work TO do to keep unsullied the
freedom so dearly bought.
The exercises closed with . poem writ
ten BY Eliza Cook, entitled Washing
ton," read by the principal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26
Terms Of Court 9Th Judicial District
Nebraska, For 1880.

Pursuant to provisions Of the constitu-
ton and Statute of theState Of Nebraska,
have fixed the time Of holding the regu.
lar terms of the District Court in and fol-
a portion Of the Counties comprising the
Fifth Judicial District of Nebraska for
the year 1880. as follows:
10 the COUNTY Of Adams. May Sd, Jpue
2lst and December 9th.
In the county Of Buffalo. Apr. Goth,
June 18th and November Both.
, In tn county of Cheyenne, April 9Th
and October Goth.
In the county of Dawson. April 9th
and November 23d.
In the county of Franklin, March 10th
ard November 10th.
Ia the county of Furnas. October 5th.
In the county of Harlan, March 3Otb
and November 10th.
In the county Of Kearney, May 25th
aud October 18th.
In the county Of Keith. June lst.
In the county Of Lincoln, April 18th
and October 29th.
In the county Of Phelps. May 2sth.
10 the county of Red Willow, October
9Th.
In the county Of Sherman, Oct. 18th.
Iu the county Of Webster. March 23d,
June 10Th aud Nov. 4th.
Terms Of Court will be called in either
or all the other counties in the district
when the people thereof, through their
commissioners desire, Of which due notice
will be given.
Counsel are requested to prepare their
cases in vaca ton, jurors and parties to be
promptly in attendance on the court, as
unnecessary delays 10 disposition of causes
will not be tolerated.
WILLIAM GAsLIN, JR., Judge.
January lst, 1880.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26
Be Wise and Harry.

1fyou will stop all your extravaean,
ard wrong notions in ioc,oriny Yourself
aud families with expensive doctors or
humbug cure-ails that do harm always.
and use only natures simo e remedies
Tor all your ailments-you will be wise,
well and happy. and ave great expense.
The greatest remedy for this. the great.
wise and good will cell you, il Hop Bit
ters-rely on u. See another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26
TAKE NOTICE.
q. s.. LAyp 0ssrcK-1
Bloonire1oa NeSnsh.l

Bfoons18$oo 0eSf1>81.t
Josiah c. HoIeonb. having On dis 9Th day
Of fehrsary. A. d. lisa naAe application b
perfect his pre-emptioa deelAEasery sfass1sai
On sozths.st quarter Of section 10 in tsveshis !
north. Of ranxs l2 vest. undes the preynions 81
the pre-enptioa aet Of Isal. sd finding lEea
the records OF tAs ed5es hat Robert 8 VIII
Jams has a'so Glsd . henestesd eatry On ths
thai I have ~apeeiltsl a. lslh day Of Gs.ca
ls8e a. . day Of hearing in the pfenissS. o. tAaf
day all parties in interest Will appear ~ tins Of
ccnb should net ss aes~ei 10 per fsct his entry
fshizsarii ssT. SwlIzEk. Register,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26
No Coed Preaching.

No man can do do a good job Of work.
preach Q good sermon. try a law suit well,
doctor q patient or write a good article
when he feels miserable and dull, with
sluggish brain and unsteady nerves; aud
none should make the st,emp, in such a
condition when it can be so easily and
chesply removed by a little Hop Bitter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26
Land ef5ce nj Bloomington. Neb. Feb. 1stb. Isso

Notice il he 'eby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
leys clerk Of the court in Webster county. at his
Off ce in Red Cloud Neb., on the S0th day Of
March 1850.
Sturgeon Keshner Of Cloverson Web. for tic
northw est quarter Of sec ion &c township 1 north
Of range IL west. and nares the following as his
witnesses. viz: David Fctz. Moses Wilson. Mil
ner Mercll and Robert Merell. all of Clovcrtcn
Neb. febl?esarlS =. ". SWIrZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26

Mr.. John Aulti Ia. secured the 81
vices Of the veil taaws AID popular b,
ker. Mr.. John Miller. who bov does N.
baking 81 that estIbli.hneni. The bes,
oil fresh bread. cakes pes &c car 81
ways be found ., hi> taksr,y Cal AL
sec. lst door south Of Skerrer d,ss
store. 2tti
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-26

-Nyou want = FIRST el,s. spur boy OF
the He'd Cloud mhl.. - ,hey are Making
g genuine article called the Crown Jewel
Patent. the oniy patent four noe for sale
IN the Republican Valley. They also
nase other grades thar are 6,s. sl.s..
Satisfaction given in custom worn.