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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
LEGAL Notice.
rNTur MATTER OF THE apPi IC,TlOS

YNTUr MATTER OF THE aPPI ICtTiON
4 OF David II. !InjJ, administrator of the 60
rIiC Of Buckley H"Gi"Df. Tor license - sell real
estate 20 pay debts of deceased.
Spw. Oh IN" :Hh day of september, i>~j. this
natter came Oh for hearing al Chambers at nav
office IL Alma. Harlan county. >"hrl.tI. and
having examined the petition End II appearing
20 me tlcrrIrOm taII gnCTc ~ not sufficient
PERSONAL estate IN RE hands of the 3ImIulsira-
tor 10 ;Jy the debts outstanding against the
deceased and the expenses Of administration
and that IL i necessary Ia sell lots eight a..
hin" %. and ten t1Oi m hio"H two -. ia kIlrv
aud Itrk>ou'S addition - the cIiyot Red Cloud
Webster county. Nebraska. real estate %
which iu~trsta'c died seized for the payment If
such debts. II l. therefore ordered and direct
ed that all persons Interested ~ said estate ap-
pear before me at The district coHrt room n Red
Cloud. Nebraska. on IEc 18th dan Or November.
l,>. at 10 O'Clock a. m. j,at being the first day
al neat term Of district court. 10 show cause
why a liren~. should no. I've granted 20 David -.
llttt. administrator cf said ~,>;aie. applying
therefor To sell - rHnch ~ above dcScrs bed
real r>Itrr a. shall be necessary ~ paw SAD
'irui> ard -Nnc">"e. i j further ordered ih..,
1 copy of This orc he published four successive
wCck, ia the Red iout Chief. and a cory there
Oi he SERVED! ar parties interested herein.
Dated Hcg,,mhcr,l. l>s-.
Wv. GNSIIS. Judge.
RASS X. GUNP. Attorney for Petitioner. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

As the war in Egypt has already
made gum arabic scarce and high ir
price, those who na,c peach or PUN
tree, can make their own mucilscu
Luauys OK gum VII D. found on every
Tree. which, when dissolved in water.
makes a most excellent substitute. ]
have ben usIuS I ali summer. and find
it 10 answer tho purpose Irst-rate. II
thi, sam, juice was clarified. and while
in the soft state sYeet.ned with pure
sugar and 4 little spice, il would DO
much better To eat than the perniciou=
-iuiTs that are sold by confectioners rs
um drops. and which are. L. doubt.
made Of some animal oifal, and doc
,ore.i up with chemicals. and which
shoUid nave gone to the glue pot 81 the
start. There have been times here.
a.t.r rainy weather. that pounds could
have been numbered Same! NiI.eS,
.1 HUrG. HDrUI
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
Early English Agriculture

Nothing is more characteristic Of me
infancy Of farming than the violence oi
its alterations. When roots and Grass
&c were unknown there was no middle
course between in~ccssant cropping and
~bIrrerness. The fa!low was .-Un VERT.
able Dimanchc accorde 2 Ia |terre.' As
with the land. 80 with It's products.
icasting troi on the heels ot famine.
In tn: graphic language Of aacieBt
chrOnic!crs, parents in 1910 ATE their
p" children w.ien wheat rose to 3JS..
a quarter al me present y2.ucof money.
:-Hc'pt IN monas..c oranges no quantity
II crain was stored: = cDru Gcaicr wa.
the "cap;t !upiBun" Of the legislative
lew remembered 10 eat within thar
tethcr CT 10 spare Il the brink AMI no.
81 .he bottom.
Ia August, 1871. wheat was eos. a
quarter; al September following it fcii
to IS. 81. Equally variable were the
emp.oymcnts Of agriculture. Months
VI Incidence passed sUd.iraly into in
tense labor. iIaryestiDg in the Middle
Ares meant the return Of plenty. Or
- acres in Suffolk. towar,! the clos.
OF the fourteenth century. were grown
wheat. oats, peas. barley, and bJ!o-
niou-. = miNtur" oi peas or tarcs and
DalS. The crops were cat and housed
n TWO day. On the ii.-t day Appeared
- tenants 10 perform their '.bcdcrcpes,
and 81 READERS. On the second the 80
tenants and 80 reaper, pitchers. ana
siachers. Many OF this assembly were
he smaller pca-antry on the manor
The TT were wandering bands 81
'cocEcr,," or EI-yester>. y cook,
brewer, and BAKER were hired to supply
Inner At 9 and supper at .. Barley
SAD oats. - well rs peas and beans.
we're generally Known; rye and whea,
We're rcapcd.
But the harvest, rs in Roman times,
consisted Of two operations. The first
was TO cut the ears, the second to re-
move part Of the straw for matching.
the rest Of the stubblc wa either 9razcd
81 burned, or plowed 10. The crops
were wheat, rye, oats, barley, beans.
peas, and, in smaller quantities. .las
and hemp. OF grain crops. re was
the chief: It i the hardest. rows or
the poorest soils, makes the TOUCHES
straw. i've was then the brcadstulr uf
the peasantry. 1t was generally mixed
with wheat Hour. Bread 50 made was
called maslin. Wheat and rye were
often sown together. Tusscr condemns
the practice, lest rye tarry wheat TIL
il shed as il stand Gut it prevailed IN
Yorkshire in 1877 as a cure for miliew.
b Itself wheat was seldom soyyn. Bar
lcy was the d.ink-corn, rs rye the
br"ad-corn, Of the Middle ACES; drage
was the commoucst and best sort for
mailing. Oats We're extensively cUiti-
waited III the North, but they were gray.
awned, thin. and poor. Little manure
was used. In inCloscd farms all the
dung produced was thrown on the in.
field the '.outiicli' was neglected.
Horses We're scarcely used in agricul-
sure. Oxen cost less, are shod only ON
the fore feet. do more on hilly ground;
their gear and Winter keep is less cX-
pcnsiIc; they are ''manneS meat wher
dead. while The horse is carrion.- IL
quarterly RtricU.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
~kATHEEiNA kIEAr.

widow ot Joseph KuhaI. deceased. On Hd No
So. for the - 4 see II. fp :. !; = west. He
names the following Witnesses - prove ls con
lad. VIZ: john Hayel. john IolUicky. Joseph
raV.icA. Frank B,.rJa. all Uf Red Cloud. \eh. q
Il :. W. SNITZsR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
Administrators Sale Of Real Es-

~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF TIE
( dsir.C! court If the sjh ~iuDicial District
Of Nebraska. held IN and for the cruS;y 81 Web
Ser. there " a. De- U-fgrci tur Ali. a. public aur-
ton on SATURDAY.. November Il. j-~5. NJ one
o'clock in Il. afternoon upon rH' premises ID.
blowing Ir>-Ts-t rNIl estate situate in Voc
SER county. Nebraska. to-NIt: Tie west 3 81
a., ~ - 81 section twenty-five - IN township
one tN north "a! range twelve tl3' west ~ the c.h
7. ~. except - acres ln The avrtA-Ne>t corner
there. t4iu. -, acres. Terms ~ >alr-pne-
hall cash balance ia two Years. with iu.ereS, a,
10 per cent. secured 10y mortgage on the nremi>-
* HOS.
Administrator - Tie estate Of Merritt a. Myers
deceased.
J. a. TULLErs. Attorney for administrator.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
,-,rw,u.,

y young woman resIaent oI ua,,v.,
n. H.. is now rapidly recovering from
q singular Illness. Over a year ago she
mad several teeth extracted by a dentist
while under the influence Of chlorofurn,
and immediately aiterward she WAS
seized with a bad cough and gradually
wasted and took her bed, As ]; was sap
posed. in consumption. Several physi-
cians examined her case. ono Of whom
attributed her illness e - ulcer in the
throat and gave her a remedy. The
medicine resulted n a severe paroxysm
Of coughing, during which h threw
out y tooth thst had lodged IN her
ihroat While asss waecaloroforaled aaj
cemained, neaNvec$s her ,,sr hfe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
Final Proof Notice.

Land Oaicc. l. pennington. Neh. Oct. :. iss5.
NOTICE Is HFREEN GIVEN THAT ~
y follow .u.-nalnad settler has Hlrd notice Of
hHS i~-ieuiiOa L. make iiUai proof in support Of
his claim. and that said proof VII lee made be-
fore the Judge or in his aH~rn.S The clerk DIS
trlCt court Webster county. =; Red Cloud. Ne6.,
nu SlfurfaI NuNsmItr u -. viz
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
Sala.

50 acre university lease, nine miles
from Red Cloud. northeast. Good
frame house. stable and hog lot; -
acres under cultivation. Only Is feet
10 water. Price 800. Time NIL be
given on 500. Address.
III. 3. BRUBAKER,
n9w5 Red Cloud, Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

McKcishan is the peoples candidate
honest, intelligent and wO.thy.-Hel-
net.
How are you" people, candidate !
MIR. MaKeighan is the ojsofuie nOHtines
of tie dNmocratic pc,ty Of Wchs:er
county, and hence mus; be a democrat
therefore has 80 claims OH the rcpmb-
lean party frr support in amy manner
and can hot pose a. Il people candi-
date as the Helmet would like 70 make
ont. The republican party have no
particular desire TO elect democrats to
cffica ard hence will support NJ.
Sweezy, The cGmocer Of Mr McEcishan
IN every cCspcct.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
+ RED CLOUD CHEF
The HeImd's attack on J. l.. MiI!el

The NeEmd's attack on J.. l.. Miller
county commissioners unwarrantabie
and %r..irst. Mr.. Miller is a good
public officer, and Of all that has been
said OF Him this much can not be
Genied, that be Is fearless IN the adj
m;nistration OF county bust ness
There IS certainly no Just reason for
the HiDlofs vicious and unmanly at
tack simply because the gentleman
differs with him ia politics. We are
sorry that Our democratic !cOntcnpos-
AIRY finds it necessary to beiitt.e himse..
as a Journals ST TO such a degree as 10
ente into personal spite when CRITICS
ine q public officers record.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
Wanted

We have q good assortment Of fine
buggies and spring wagons IN stock
We think. we can please You.
SPASoGLE.& SoN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
Corn and Oats Wanted.

Ludlow & SON will take corn and
oats In exchange for byick. All per
som wishing Ia make the exchange.
viii call On them al their yards north
@. Red Cloud. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

Boston uses I2.So9 street lamps. Of
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23
Wool Wanted.

The highest marke, price in casl
paid for wool by ID. NJ. PLATT
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-23

The Nebraska & Kansas Farm LOAF
Go. have plenty Of money to loan.
Mo>EY, Money, Money! Call OF
" Oycrman tor. your..tarm loans.
~Crambcrries at Hackers.
Bucknhcat llour and maple syrup a
Hackers.
Il. I. MIzER, the Opera House
grocer, is gong To reduce his stock tc
make room for new goods, so call and
see him if you want bargains in
quccnsware, groceries, provisions, etc
His motto: "Fir~t-cla>s goods, more o
them, and ut lower prices than any
ether house in Red Cloud"
FEoCiaNhTIoY TO the people Of Red
Cloud AID vicinity. All persons puy
chasing goods of Wright & Wallace
viii save money.
Foa SALE-A good house and lot in
southwest part Of town. Inquire Of
N. :. March. Aft
bAiER3'AH nose ior iadieS III cii"ie'N
quantities at Mrs N~ewhouse's. All
NloI!H, hanio and guitar strings al
WRIGHT & Wallacc,s.
Ir~.E,o,r cLo-o ~, Nrs Nou.-
houses. Cal. add see them. 4iti
iliRWoHICAS and ali small musica
Soo!a ~ wright "ailace
-ch,t,al loans of Fred II
po.,,o,. pol ro,,I
~
A''I' ,"''' pam
received when VIII =" SOLO AT h"'toih
prices At Ferguson i Cos.
Go ID the p,att 4 Frees Lumber Co
when Won want Goa, rmbar latb
"''" W" """' o'"'' t''i "''
shingles "c.' at prices mat VIII pay
you 10 hny.
HEADQUARTERS for E,mhcr. coal.
buildiug materials, &c. is at,,hs Plat
90 p.l r,.,,I W
,.on 90, h,rc,r
NE" goods Just from inc h'a"u''c-
turcrs, consisting of everything usually
t,Cr,,,n. H.
.,
."H ii''S q" rir'S i-u'i'"ei o. "''
S''ll@ ga III a'' hi'i'S vi iuiiioeI'
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rHK NATroNAI pAsTTafE.
Base Hail Notes md Gossip- The standlr
~ la na tl,a It.,,i,na Cinha.

Base Ball Notes md GoaGtp-Eho sthndlnt
oeths Various Clubs.
Very little change took place IN the
League positions during the last week
The Western teams. excepting Chicago
keptdn tnmbling down hill, and are nov
in asgoodshape asthe Eastern Ameficans
New York, Ghica 0, Phfladelphia and
Providence hold the first four places IN
the order given. The present week, and
the next, ought to mark some big change.
in the present grouping, asboth Eastern
and Western teams will remain in theil
respective sections and Try conclusions
with their neighbors.
Ieisyery doubtful ifNew Yorkcan, in
the impendingtWo weeks play, hold shel
lead against her powerful competitors In
Providence, Boston and Phiiadelphia,
while Chicago should have but little dit!
#firnity in laying ont liz Western col
leagues, and byso doing move up into the
frnntplace.
Chicago's rival, st: Louis; has firm
grip ON the Association race, followed
closely by Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
Louisville with the Eastern teams nearly
out 0fisight. Things ought 10 even up q
little. in the Association during Jone; rs
the VESTS now on it's, ,fnt Eastern trip,
and it Is not reasonable to expect its clubs
to keep up their late remarkable Work, !, al.
though they shnuld, and IN all prohahili+
~ will, make q tar bettar showing than,
their antagonists made on their visit.
Below willhe found the standingof the
clubs fths American Association and
the League.
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10 Eighth street, the entire line Of march
and many ofthe houses were gAsly fss.

to Eighth street the entire line Of march
and many ofthe houses were gGyly. fes.
TONED With flags and bunting.
President Cleveland, with Secretaries
Whitney and Endicott and Postmaster
General ViIast reviewed the procession
from q stand in front ofthe Worth Monn.
ment. The Parade consisted Of the finest
that has occurred since 1875. Florists
estimate that fully 500. 1000 was spent In
this city to-day in decorating the grayesoi
dead soldiers and sailnrs, aud that over
$4,000 worth Of flowers was sent from
hereto adjacent cities for the same pur-
pose.
1 IAN interesting feature Of the parade,
this morning, was General Chants review
of the Seventh Regiment, who marched
past hia house Just before 8 o'clock. The
General stood the window Of his library,
with bis wife and Colonel Pred. Grant BY
his side rs the men marched by. Reno
and elisa Posts G. A. r also marched by;
with their bands playing Marching
Through Georgia
The tune seemed to stir the old hero,
and . smile lit up his wan and pale fea.
lures as the veterans raised their hats and
cheered. Some of those who were in the
Wilderness with the General, afterwarti
.calledat the house topay their respects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-01
THREE HEADS DROP
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In die Pension Barsau-How the Rspablless
senator's Propose to worr1 President
cisyslaad-rmpropsr Psraons Be.
ipr Iadorssd for the oaisss.

.wAsHIsaToS, D. q, May sr.-Dr. Neil
F. Graham, Of Minnesota, assistant msdi-
cal referee Of the Pension Bureau, and
Dn. VIM. q. Gahnacht and John a.
Ross, Of Indiana, medical examiners Of
the Pension Office, have BEEN removed
for Offensive partisanship.' Testi-
nony was taken before the Warner Conn
mittee of the House Of Representatives
that they visited their respective States
during the last Presidential campaign
ostensihly TO examine Boards Of Medical
Examiners, but really 70 work for the
success the Republican party, and that
the expenses Of that occasion were charg-
ed against the Government, were the
basis Of the charges against them. The
Pot will say Il Is understood that fifty
discharges viii made from the Pension
Bureau Tomorrow.
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aIG BEARS BAsp
saess'.fallg K..lst. ths. A..aela at General

stfanss's Coinun. -
BATrLRSoRp, n, W., VIA. M1ss1pEa.
May Sl.-TAe steamer Northwest, en-
relte To- Fiji, can.s across James Grant and
Charles p6saiter ina canoe e0miles upthe
river They left Pitt Thursdaynight with
dispatches for Afiddleton, a fight between
Strange's forces and Big Bears band hay-
Ing taken place that day. Rossiter in-
formed the correspo pondent that Big Bears
location was discovered on Wednesday
and an advance made the following MORN
Ing, but as the whole OF Stfange's troops
had nntye arrived at Pitt he could only
muster about $, ,000 men: A march Of ten
miles down. the river aud three miles m
land brought the troops 10 the Indian
camp. The Redskins were entfenehed
Just over the hrowof ahill, and IN order
% reach them Strange was obliged to
cross marshY valley. While advancing
the Indians commenced firing and the
troops were extended in diminishing
order for three and half hours, Q steady
ire being kept up.
strange,s loss isvery small only three
being wounded. The troops retired in
good order TO Ritt. The company came
down the rfv0E ina scow and Joined the
main body on the inland marcli. Thir-
teen menwere left behind to guard the
provisions on board. Rossiter also states
that Steele's men had q skirmish with the
Indians Wednesday, one Indian scout be-
ing killed and acalptd. Strange wants re-
intoEcements aud ammunition. After
landing Inspector Perry and the police
we turned back, arriving here late TO-
night Genetal Middleton will probably
maVa At once. =,
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srArR ,1F raApa.
40 Impro,sasnt a.l.d ia Ba.ins.. at N


No 4mpraysment aassd lu Basinsss at N
psnciar CsntefS.
NEW YoRRi Mar 3O.-.rhe general trade
situation, asreported to Raasirtsfs, has
mot beentmpruSed during the past week.
At Chicago dullness has been conspion-
ousi preparations are making tura quiet
summer. Tho bank reserves ara larger
tl,au ever and loan rates there we're never
loser thaa al present. At Cincinnati and
asst. Paul the dry goods markets are more
active, owing TO the summer saaEaa aud
other specialin influences All the iOrmer
city wWm vaathet aud concessions by
spllaEs of ottuaH and summer iahrirs have
stimulated sales, and NTH northwest the
demand. for summer goods hAs resulted IN
increased sales. Atst Lonis prioe4 ai dry
goods have been revised and reductions
made in several lines 90 c0ttons, but the
psnysment has declined. No gain Il e,1-
Ipeetsd by the trade until after Harvesting,
At Boston the movement Of cnttons from
fint hantsss iighterand the outlook a
uuimproyed. The late auction salea have
Isett tiled prices on q lower level, which will,
tor the time being. have 70 be maintained.
IsotAr as the Volume Of general trade i
concerned there has been no appneeiaBle
change frum last week,
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eLEYlLANp. a SEW YoRK.
How Hs spent tgss sabbath Wit
. n PetIfsnp.

.
How Hs spent tlss sabbath A woman with
Psatsop.
NKw YoRK, May gl.-Presidsut Cleve'
land slsptsoundly at Secretary Whitney'l
honse last night. He arose esrly and
opened his mail before brealsiaat The
President had thought of attending diRtns
service at Rev. d. John Halls Presby.
TARTAN church, OF Bhirh Ms. whitEey Is
a member, but changed his mind beiora
the time for starting, and remained within
doors until he left for the train.
Hubert o.. Thompson called on the
President and remained several hours.
aSyur Grace made q visit Of considerable
length. Algernon s. Sullivan and stephen
2. Naah made abort calls during the atters
nnOn.. Several gentteRen: intending Cons
SfessmSn Perry Belmont, espt 70 the
d0orb but did not gee the p esident
From an, early hoas IN the morning 4
woman with her two SONS aged Eespec.
lively two and three years old stool In
ffonk of Whitney's Residences With paper
IN her hand. She yRathe wife Of Joseph
Boccalino, whom Judge HeBedtct zen.
tpnnsd three months ago, 10 three yeaTs
mpFison4aRnti In ubnFn' for passing eonn-
terfeit money. The ggma1 had q pets
ton. for her husbands pardon ssgEed bg
many Italian residents OF Haft m. Wt1eA
t1e Rresidant finally did come out she
banded him thB dhspWent and he took II
Into the Garriage.
AIS g.H, the President accompanied
4
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oFrENsIvE = pAnr1sANs.
The Republicans, Have Plan to Bother
PresIdant Cleveland.

The Republicans, Have n Plan to Bother
PresIdsnt cleveland.
WASHINGTON. May S0.-The Geitie has
the following: "The Critic Is credibly id.
formeiI that at the last caucus held in
March by the Republican Senators the
following two rules, in substance, were
adopted In accordance with their views Of
civil service reform:
" ..EirsE-That in case Of the removal Of
any efficient Republican public officer on
the alleged ground OF offensive partisant
ship aud the nomination Of . Democratic
partisan in his place; that such nomina-
ton will not be confirmed.
Second That any Democratic partisan
Who causes the removal of an efficient
Republican and receives as his reward
for causing such removal the nomination
as successor to tile deeapitated official,
that such nomination will not be confirms
ed"
The reasons assigned for the adoption
of these rules are understood to be In
effect that tie Senate, under the constitu-
tional prnvisioE OF advice and consent, /"
is an Advisory h0dy to the Executive, and
with him is held responsible for the char.
acter Of the Civil Service, and that under
the laws Of Congress establishing Civil
Service reform in the public offices otthe
country, their duty requires some such
action as indicated. IN the above given
caucus rules. ~ (
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ERWs M BRTEF.

ron. snIIivan. AZ CFestIine. g.. ,,as
drowned n tIae reservoir near that city..
4rcb;e Gibson was hanged at Rich.
,nond Tayas IN. tina mnrds.r of Iiis wifi,.
~ M, -
ths e g,oaa pitsf tsPotse 1gt
taEe 9tlstassl ~ sI5 - eAcee8 tsNs Vnta-
no " sike.
Als. Catherine Fandort committed sui
siae nR hqnsing a5.s netsesl 70 2 peatpos1 u
per nottae ~ sies
u. y. qhittepden purchased % puhiig
sale satuIdAF, tue 4tHsssf newspaper ot
Columbus, o Tor =, sa0. sl''
Erred Kraft and w. n. Turner bae4
arrested ON suspicion Of having started
the 81 1000 FIRE IN Hmrods KY.
" y sanda,. ,bntogran6er las mya.
terionsIy !, & IlenaTteti nom nom SiahoIasvllIe Nv
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THE Cincinnati Commercial Gazette hay-
ing, in common with other newspapers
not tied to the Administration, expressed
an opinion concerning the appointment
Of Meade, the Copiah postmaster, the
vickSburg Herald cones back in this live
Iy style:
Mr., Meade should instantly sue the in
teEnHl sheet for damages, and tha South
etn people should ask the merchants of
Cincinnati to cease fostering such bitter
enemy, and, il they refuse, withdraw
every dollars worth Of patronage from
every merchant who adyertises in or sub.
cribes for HAlstead's paper.
It's to be hoped that Mr.. Meade will
not proceed against all the newspapers
that have given him a turning over, for
iaths course of his excursion he would
collide with the New York Time, (sfrg,
wumpl and that would make trouble be-
tween friends. To be consistent Mr.
Meade will have to stir up the President,
who has endorsed all that has been said
in the newspapers by asking Meade to re-
dgn.
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DKCKlrFuL bH NfoClsA.rs.I
whossek 70 Play upan ihe Ignorance Of ths
AdmlnistEat4on.l

,,,,. =. x,,., II-.sII., y, = ~.
ehef'eeN 90 e.as .9,'.,.s...a Spsata. ~ =
:, Asst'eT, ~ 10 M .:, !.
WAsHISaToN, may su.-ine Itienas OF
the Administration are free with their
charges that the President has been de-
u; III ~, fSor,ra..;onals DELEGATIONS The
cslse1t ~ .'1-.S''''' -. -.
charges nov extend % aichlgan, -Soloril'
do, Kentucky, and to some members OF
pjryinia and South Carolina, and now
~ t.,,5,,;,,.. ;n.;,l,,,,. I. ,,orctsA IN, !.
1lls lN pPltoW4 ..Stue.,s .,., u ,eN'- ~ -
good penecrane aatnorIty
y. a s. - =. - -
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office, g hnt tue SENATOR ana. 7! NJ olD1.eas
mend N consultation WIN sasIl,
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