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fcji" ' - -"- '- " "" ) I money h ooJ Tor cotbift except A?r

ED CLWfJ CHIEF, w!nt it briao uf eorafiirt aad cuhure- . ' . 4 .J 3im1 ilat ? lite not in ihe future, lot

the pron. t W-- '' PI'S" t--

He larger J Iwlif 9n TIrtJtZJSirXTj WEEKLY AT TPTR KRD 1,17X70 Chief. hvr been. Th uiottot h.i'l tai

t thoucht for the thing of fc!f," nsynot U an actvptel tuxita in poKtl

'J1 d Woud, Nebraska.- .. - . -

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- tfcnoujy, Imu it w uttml hy thr w?-m- i WihiT tint orr HvcJ in the

; kM, mIiim mtvwti it wJ to mlc--VX. MATHER PuULlriHElU AOL. II. RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, SATURDAY, JULY, 23 IS7I. NO. 3- - nn bath piiu sua liappy- - ' J.

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ATTORNEY AT LAW,

'S'T'Ji IT JTOUC AtfD SEAL ESTATEAST:?,

'd' Cloud. Nebraska.Will ntcotiato tht n1 nrRrrilinl Ttr.n.l. Ac.

--XjSjfc, Superintendent of Public In- -

ftrttction.

WILdLCOX, .

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

fr ITJSLIC&JSALSSTATSAOSKTr '

RED k'IUU NKBKASKA.il? oid tfiiiod. j

rtolqUi'Ulion kim-i-i..;. to jiaiiinc tasci at aiSount.rA5lIIAIDKonCOlTKTY WAH'AXTS.

"W. KICilARDrfON, A. TUL1.KYS.

Richardson & Tulleys,

UAL Z5fATS COL'CTIHG A9SSTS.k

Wlibny ami fell HiiilJ2jiUt nn Ciiiinni- -

H'iran'l )"taxe forSprciitl attention uiven to colloctioiii'. Cor- -

Tpiiond' ncc yolicUcl. AH iPttrMoi wiuiry.

jHcBDCIiUUI). NKH- -

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Ir-rt- hiitainr.ri iiriitii nt I V ntinwerijU.

tAtt'y & Counselor at Law,

AWD n3AL SSTATE AGS1IT.

'RED CLOUD-.- - - NEBRASKA.

Uill buy mid m-- it'M Ctn? on coiiicii'sionI .... "1imt fnr iifinriillf,ntfi.-- nrcial nllcution tCw'ii to tlic location of

V SOLDIERS? CLAIMS

UuJcr the net of June l.i.rontrMcd.AJi'l "" manner f bininf

lipfor l!io U. tf I.itnd P2ico uttended U) withiruiuilna!niidi!l'2 itrh

feS A02CT FOR S. & 31. n. R. LA1TDS .

-- Imaicration Agoatfcr Webster Co.

3&n. UOWBN. J AS. LAIItD.

iVi raw.1

!ns at LawAND

KKAI- - ESTATB AGENTS.

jafir Will practice in all the Cmirh of

th" Slut.CTIATA - - - KSBBASiuk

PROCTOR HOUSE;

G. D. PUOCTOK. PltnlMtlKTOn,

'

HEB30H, HEB3ACKA.I

"TK.Trav.V.nc. ., I'ul.Hr Will find th.s Hotel to J

1.. rto l-- t li,

-- Carrlac rani Jj.HJoe-- V -

T sUlPtl m the

13. H- - JOXK8Watchmaker & Jeweller,

n -

W jKRSD CL0TO,"VSSSTSS 0CTOT7, NEB

li-- e"P--t?-a- r ntntion given to We- -

paiiiug Fine Watches and

Satisfaction Guarantied.

DrT'T. B. WILLIAMS,

family riiysit-ian- ,

Jri".1raiinv;ti!i'S.;,DdjCobbJ) Ofiice at the Hed Cloud DntB -- tore

-- "!,ITEnit AFEED;

J. D. POST, Proprietor.

U.Tinefittrdtir Ttr Stable i rrepatvd

tmll times to furnish room ndlcdfor team.

Livery rice en short notice.

SUblt Wert cf the Valley Sssse,

Ifflss S. A. MunsellyVTould rwpciitfulli- - inform the of Red

Cloud and ricinitr that she i rre-pare- dtc

fjtccute order Oir

MIL INERY,Dress-Makin- g

AND

PLAIN SEWING of all Kinds.On hand aad for ude a fine aortraent of

O.ACES, YErLSl

KID GLOVES.

- LADIES HATS, &c

Hits S. AMUNSELL,--ffullXitkV Buildiss.:

o-om- r XE8.4f . '

VALLEY HOUSE!

Red Cloud. Nebraska.

JOS.'C. WAUNEU, - - Proprietor.

Thic Holrl j entirely new. having beenliuilt tlin rc!ent5eaoB. actl i fitted up with"rcgari to

COLTOBT A1TD COlTVEiTISlTCB.

HOARD BY THE DAY k WEEK

At reasonable rates.

A large and commodious feTONE. STA-

BLE ha juetbeen UdcJ to the prcinwes.

XftaCIedG

Red Cloud, Nebraska.

Wa.K033AS, -- - Prssrictor.

(itxMl .St!ill 1h 'oMcellou Willi 111

Thift hotel hwbi'.n mittcd an-- i n furnitlu'dthrouKbout. O.iimnTcial .M a. ltailioad JUnmil all parUV viMtiiiB IUd L'oud. will uuamile acroiuJuoOationi1 nt tin lluttfl.

"BiicitlioiJSiE,GESR3S SUCK, Jan., - PROrSISTOS,

MIANKLIN, NEB.

Gjvd Accommodations, Livwu andFwl blubl's.

Itrou'ii &, :uuiMber,Carpenters & Builders

Red Cloud, NctrMfca.

I ir'r-- d to maVi' a'l NilvO

Coittracis for all Hinds ifbuildniK. -- ' til

il,v Meat Market .

FRED D. HUMMEL,

Has ju-- t opened a Meat Maiket onWebster Street, next door south ofPark'.- - Shoe Shop where he will keepand jcll freeh meats of all kinds.

lUGHEST MAKKICT I'HICE PAID

0K BKEKCJA'JTLK. HOGS.

AND HIDES.

Red Cloud, - - Neb.

RUFUS MIKSC1I.

ar;ieitir: IfullflorAll kind of hort notioc

and rcaoimblr u m. S'.ifci. Stand". 1 .ible".Cb.iM. etc, inile!i nlrr.frhop I loor Wcl ur.llj-.XIii'- More.

11 AS L TIBLLLK,

CARPENTER & BUILDER, j

Would imi. .rifnlh liifurin...the ritirrn-- i of.f

" " -

Uc 1 Cloud and icinity tn.it ne if prricri odo all kindiiitf work in hi line on hort no- -

lice and roacoiiNblo.tcniih. Satisfaction guar- -

anli'cd.Orderfmay be left with Geo. Zci at his

plan. of biifiiic.M.

Red Cloud, - - - - llebraska.

DENVER HOl'SE

Billiard Hall.D. W. DALTON, - - - Prop.

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HASTINGS, NEBHAiXA.

Thi- - bull h w Intclr bceai Ud up with ta- - I

blc- - et the b'st niiuufHc'i.' j

Choice Vmt-.l.imi- 1 riirn at the bir I

ItlLLIASSU PARLOR, j

I a rC L.ET EL) j

HaSt'mnS, - - - Nebraska. !

Thi- - his o:- -: bfen fitted upin pood Jtvlv. nd ii jutt tho place to enjoya khiuo of JlillMrd'.

The bot supplies uttho bar. l''m '

LAWYERS,LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.

Oncofu will be in attndinee at cschtcnu of the District Court-- of the Yral

in the Republican Valley. '-- 1

WORSWICK & CO.

BANKER S,ASP UE.VI.EnS IK

BAL ESTATE,HASTINGS, NEB.- - -

Ptompt nttention given to Collections. 46-- 6

1ft. HELLER,Merchant TailorVould resrx-ctful-ly inform the people of

Red Cloud and ioin:ty that he if preparedto do all Winds of work in his line, onak rt

I notice and reasonable terms.I

A 3::d Tit is Soara-tes- i, adail WcriWarranted.

Shop, west of Bcrenren & Co's. Store

ST03TJE 3SASOX. j

H C. WEBER,VTonM announee to the people of Fed

Cload and vicinity that he i prepared to doall kinds ot Ma-o- a work oa tiort otiee andreasonable terras. All omen mar be left atthis office or a hi' ee four tail eJ northeast of It.-- Ooaa. ce .2.. tcva 1, raa 10west. . 1

Karqubtt & Woore,

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THE ONLY PAPER IN

WEBSTER CO.

AND THE

i

lATtEST TAPER'

IN THE

REPUBLICANVALLEY.

THE CHIEF,

Is a Weekly Newspaper, published at

lied Cloud, Webster County, Ne-

braska, and is devoted to the Inter-

ests of Webitcr County, and

SOUTU WEST N EliKASKA.

Special attention will be given to

all Home and Local matters. Every-

thing of lonl or general interest

transpiring in this and adjoining

counties, will be accurately reported

at the earliest po-sib- lo date.

j

During the coming political cam-

paign Tiik Chief will support and

labor for the success of theliepublicanParty.

The interests of Immigration will be

i00ked after, and the publisher desires

the of all who desire to

see Southwest Nebraska settled with

live aid enterprising pioneers. T.--.

this end furnish accounts of the re-

sources and capabilities of the soil, thebc- -t location- - still vacant, and, in tact,everything, that will tend to iuduccimmigration.

A portiou of our column will be de-

voted to entertaining and miscellan-

eous matter for family reading.

All who are interested in having awide-awak- e, lively, local sewspaper

published in the Republican Valley

are invited to examine The CmiFand become subscribers.

C, Ia MATHER,Editor & Proprietor

The Crcjc

Until Jately the whole connjr was

concratulatinc itself over the gpfe8dt4.tferefcer '.abaolate strength of brain or ,

crop prospect. For yMralho cnsm .

had never started out so universally

favorable to farmers as Ihe presentBut the freaks of the weather during

the past three weeks have pretty mochdispelled the flittfrinf: illusiqia, andit now looks a though this year will

be marked by a black, rather than awhite stone.

From New York to the Mississippiriver eovere drouth prevails over al-

most tho entire country, and grain anagrass is rapidly drying up. When rainvisits a locality, it comes with hailand hurricanes, and completes ratherthau palliates the devastation begunby the too. ardent rays of the wo.Fanners fhould not haen to contract

their crops at any fixed price, for the

hiniliuR promises of June arc not bc-iii- R

generally fulfilled, and there may

be a htringeney developed after har-

vest that i- - evon now carcely dreamedof. "Go slow," i. perhaps tho best

1 ... !.. A..H .....r..i1..i.i1 .aUVlCe VU Call JIC UUI UglHimuiaireaders ' J

lu Kansas the die is cW. so fir a

wheat is concerned, and between thechinch buc ami the dry weather, thepapers admit that the crop has hither-

to been considerably over estimated.In Minnesota the grasshoppers havedevastated several counties, eatingclean as they went. Nebraska, wefear will to some extent share in thegeneral dieappoinlment, thmifh webelieve her pro-pec- ts are still brighterthan those of her neighbor. The-- form of Wednesday night ha up to

the prcseut writing not been sufficiently heard from to mako it po ible to

estimate with any degree of accuracy iuto their causes what pro-th- c

entire damage, but know duecd them, and so will produce themenough of the extent of the course inthi-- s county to ay that Lancaster was

$100,000 poorer yesterday morning,if we do not take into considerationthe benefit derived from the ram when

it come unaccompanied with hail andhigh wind. It is very po ible, how-

ever, indeed very probable, that in theaggregate we were benefitted moicthan wc were damaged. We trustthat our sister counties un-

hurt and got the rain, for it was need-

ed very much for corn and potatoes.Our wheat has been made considera-bly lighter by the sun and south wind

of the pa-- t seven or eight days, as itcaught the giain in thu Tiiilk and

it tooOn the whole, we expect to see the

market open firm after withno of an immediate decline.

ytbriska State .luurmd, July 17.

Western Hasufacturing.

The imporiane of home manufac-

tures in the West is thus ed by

the Toledo Blade, in terms applicableto all parts of the conntry :

"The pcojde of the West would be

better off and more prosperous to-da- y

witn a iiiucii ie-- .s numner 01 acres cul-

tivated and a larger amount of manu-

facturing in their midst. This everyonu must admit. If one man has notthe means to start an enterprise of thischaracter, let a combination of menfurnish the capital. By all means, letthe prnp'e "fthc W et adopt a coursewhich will not leave them -- 0 depend-ent on the Ea-- t for the sale of theirsurplus products and the supply oftheir wints in everything except meatsand brtadstufTs. Every village

, j

1 every community -- lioulil give encnurj agement and support to home manu- - 1

. racturC!. Knliditened selfishness. a

well as the general good, dictate suchj

a polity The West should be dotted j

1 all over with.inanuracturing establish-ment- s,

and the people should eeasc j

itiinntT.irt.Vmii, f hrt,t,iilti.j ri, ,MFirT

freight on raw material sent to theII

east and manulactured artieics sent to 1

the west. It is too expensive, and the .'

expense is all borne by those living atthe we- -t end of tho route. Let thewest stand by its own interest en-

courage home manufacture and itsindependence will be established andits progress made stronger and moreenduring. Ex.

Lraia Wsri en the Tirzz.

It is indisputable that some mensucceed on farms on which others havefailed, or will faiL It is unqucstiona- -

1.1.. 1 .1a .1vi 141 rjih;r r rn r enni ik mu v n i,ti TTrn-"- n

coldon .'pponooitiH .bat other, .rrrr-- nt, --:., i.;i, .,. . ..

,;ii vnc.ataii. aitii n iiil.ii - aia ti vau i l" ' V

aucr, enncn xneraseives.v.-,- ,v j:t :, . i

For, the unseeing, unsuccessfuloften have and use the most of that!fIt not altogether physical andou,energy-forthatisnotaIwy- S5ue.

cessful, aDd successful ones often arelacking in that direction.

It evidently i, brain powcr.-- not

simntv sire and actual strenrth of- abrain, but a certain power of adapta -

and appropnation, a power to perceivei and appropriate possibilities, that often.,- - -

, .is-cai-

ied cornmon sens?, tnougu it isfur from being very com moi T

inp.iaci,

..

it ii Siner uncommon jo?Sssion .

inquirywe

ripened rapidly.

harvest,prospect

thoMgdt.need not be.- not imply, nor require a I

urwp cf thought than the avcrnqi '

taas the avera qo fan- - rpo'es?e-'- .;

Sohw.ct-U- s hxgliot dev --opments arefon4tfcmon and woman who are '

Mithdr Jeholars, philosophers, norprodinkfeof any sort but arc plain,

aletteitd, every day men. travelingalon thrcnniaionest walks of life, and

achieving success 4ry the common5t'and ml obvious methods, methods ,

60 siapo a.s well as obvious that theirappropriateness and fitness, as well aseflfcctivaoees. carry a conviction ftheir excellence to all observers. j

Noit is this common sense thi(

pracld ,bram power effective forCQtam.,igL-jTTrs- c3, yecured by com -

nion'vcT efiecftve incthotb, that every

homesteador wants, and nair?i even 1

one may have. 11 there be any ex- -

ccption. it is men who have tomespecial talent that puts them in come i

eddy out of the main, common cur-- 1

rent genuises and prodigies, men of .

tfl4fkrifvi..iia tltfririrora liriliriv riiiir..,....jiuij.ii...., ...v..-.- .. ..,.j j

and cnthusiots, who are not content ,

to travela common wcll-bcate- n path.They aspire to tmcoinrann senc, and .

it 1-.- no marvel that they do not attainthe common vatiety. I

Some New Enclander' call this kindof brain power ''Faculty Anotherclas call it liiimptiou. A greatmany call it "good luck," and its op-po-i- te

"bad hu-k-" mot misleadingterm-- . There is no "luck" about it

On the con'-ar- y, it i- - a ery elose fol

lowing of like end after fitting mean-- .In-tc- ad of being inborn, thi- - power

is rather acquired. Close observationof facts or occurrence3, and a searching

again will dcvelope it, and make itavailable for nil save the classes men-

tioned. Its po-cssi- on by the home-

steader is worth a mine of gold, andwill turn almost any and every thinginto gold or its equivalent.

More of this common sen-- o think-ing more careful studying to adaptmeans to ends to secure ends in the

.most direct and easiest manner tosecure the largest re.-ul-ts from theavailable means to use means in themo-- t economical and effective manner

these are the elements of tl is brainpower, and are worth more thanmuscle or money, or aught else on theiTome-stya- frtvcil Iirjirter. j

The Cometj

A- - soon as a comet makes it ap-

pearance in sight of this planet, itfor some body to get up a

sensational story of what it is going todo with this earth and its inhabitants.The story now going the rounds of thenewspapers is calculated to excite morethau oukiiary iuterest m tho move-

ment of this mysterious visitor. Itamounted to this that this celestial

guest would, about tho l?'th of .July,

IS" I, pass so uearto the earth that itstail would give us a veritable brush,or should it fail to give us a brushwith its tail, anyhow it will approacho near the earth as to give us some

of its atmo.-phcr-e. An other theoryis that it la probable thai tho tail wi 1

al-- o tangle itself around the moou, andimpart to the moon an atmosphere,something she never hrd much of be-

fore.What will be the effect upon the in- -

habitants ol this earth after trey shall

have breatucu tne atmospnere 01 another world, we are told, will be anovel sensation, even we don't feel itphysically. Yes ! we rather think itwill How any one, except a merechild, should become alarmed and

nervous at buch stories, wc cannot well .9 .

conceive. e teneve tnat me citi- -

tens of Nebraska are in no dangerwhatever from the introduction of any

, , , , .uc" -- i'-. suufuc.u

1,0.1 i,-- 1.., ..-.-i n.,-.u- nuv tjin kuuiuvu vi, iii'uvg.(ii ehave uo particular auxiety about thisstrange visitor, because we firmly be I

licve that He wh made the Uw bywhich hundreds of comets have beensafely conductedrjpur earth with-

out harm jcjJJKSiold this visitorby the samVitfcof attraction securelyuntil it closes its visit near the earth.Columbv Journal.

The Sciascrs Siit

I Catra rfiAfilA ALftmirrr. Mff.alisr C I- i.iiiiii: x i iiiiic - liiiisli iiii: .(iiiiii, ill', II .nd the tle of it, odi- 1

it enmr.intlreK- - an... e,t ia A fnrw s, w, wB v mu mm v- l j -- i

i iroiuy wnter io pour oui amy columns

- the work. The care, the time em- -

j ployd id sekctiag, is far more impor-- ,

tant. aad the tact of a good clitoris ,- - . iI - .11oetter saowa Dy ms rcteeuons tnaa

.1.-- - -- T .!.. ? I- -anviuio euc ; asi utru, s .Bar- - is

half the battle But, a- - wc bae aili.t

an editor oubt to be estimated, aiid

his labor undertiKd ami appreciau--(

by the gniera! conJuct of hii papert

it- - tone. iU uniform, cnsitent couro.t- -- aims its tuanagcmcnt, it iiijrn.sy, .

and its propriety. To preserve theia- - tfiey uouhl Le preaencti ii cnoucnto occupy fully tho time and attention ,

or any man. If to ihi be addtd the j

Kcneral of the nev?papr j

establishment, which mo.--t elitor?have to encounter, the wonder is how (

they find time to write at all.

There arc remaining in the ccnerai '

bind office, undelivered, more thin '

3ihi,0-- patents for agricultural land. Ij

Of this number liVHX) are from ll!i- - ((

nois. and nearly a many from Indiana ;

and Missouri Among them are pat- -'jentaiiigtfed by '&, and by every

L'recident down to Lincoln The eau-- e

ol this aceumulatien M patontx - inthe fact that uriny laud owner-belie- ve

thit a dup!ivtte nvfiwr'- - r.v'ipt 1

Mifficieut evidence t- - title oftheir landIt ought not to be so regarded En- -

'riihf ..m K.i.ir. rw.tkdi. j.n.nll.v.l !.Wn. mu lummiiuj wiutiuu ij

the general land office, without any ia- -

formality, anil if the ul Ire-- - of an in I

(created per-o- n i- - nnt kiwi at 0r.,.at the local office, a U often the can;. '

to w hem he has sold hi- - land, he will ,

c0ntc day be astonished to find ano'h- - J

or per-j- n hc'diu3' agnvernment pitentfor his property. Every nan in theStates and Territories who has beenwaiting more than five year- - on a re-- ;ceiver's receipt -- hou'l make enquirjthrough the proper channel- - and findout whether the general laud office hais-u-

ed a patent for his claim or stipended or cancelled his entry. Nolandholder should rest sure in hi- - titleuntil he has a government title in ds.

Golumhus Journnl 1

,

La:c:t frca the Indian War.

'

and ,' I

tuny" ;

,lin it-- 1 ..hne oinl

fight undoubtedly be prolongclThe from the...

'On Mondav wo made some men .

tion of a of white hunters whowere surrounded by Indians, and hadbeen fiehtinr nn Cim-ifn- n

raWwell, intory, for three day.--. Our late advice- -

,

repre-ente- d a- - IianuK had hmrtheir number one

aney nail in ,

a messenger, who ,

: r..... . i . ii. .. t; 1....'111 saiuij ;n ioii:.- - .

last, akmg Jiuip ,

impsiblc. They

wueye

bite

yZrV'i.v

pean

Xr.rtf'"?

i,.aristocratic

recognsrixi they haverwevgnrzed limitation.ndnptoii iIimbsvIv.-- s tl ingjut ami nnwt

nry ratiouallr uwlnrtaVco! just cowjittion

renders attainabte. fhorc no

crounm thrm.so they what wiway. Thy much fet-da- y.

.ocial gathfriiiR".what

daily to whichcontinued while Ialor

Amerii'a dtfiVyrnt Ahumbackwoodunn prosi

dentinl chair, or there recently,tailor hichd-- t hunor

nation canal-drive- r Incomemilliftniire humble clerk

Krow- - mcrolmnt punee. ab-rb--

tMVhtWflnd Mipplyiug

tiinuaiiti. m city,and national pohtR- - hurxlrels andthoti-om- l- oi i!h.i

;who, enterprise .'elfcultuw.raided

frotii position- - tolnliiieiw at. place. itn- -

pasMihU- - betw.enI.ign.-- hverj kotd

a" I. theref personpolitical aini imji-rtaiKV- .

Tlie bu-ine- sf enterprisereward-o- t

munificent. indeed,month, y, tint doe- -

lu-tra- te comparative withwhich wcilth vr acquirepower.

tht

rwJ

w!u

oJvi

wi,.j

that

eon-equen- ce that tu i'r4 Unt andhrutal dernrCMcat- - ""hlthat dwnvii. appoint tketr

to,v,.i0ruM ,.uht LetAmuiican intend- - re,IJtf h-.- id- dHitl-li- e

Iiour

The htcst news scenes hope to jH.,t CJtwUiTL luinFndinn mas-acr- es wealth which will realize p0vcrni guild iumlflrmn

The blood fiends future bu-iuc--is. ii

relentless American Iibor dear, and thwill

and bloodv following

huuibkt

lopeka icealth in nemoste-tiu- n- at future

information and late, lJmt Wjj M,rjy

tcrri- -

tliemkilled or

succceiici

tiiey

xnaie.

haif

billot,

tenant,

nimscii,

iiiauageo 111 worn j-- vm ueicrreti ui- -

effect that still fighting, appointment. Out it growthat eight had been t worship wealth tint domorah-kille- d,

that had made sixteen zatiou which result- - u:trup'iTju-Indian- s

du-- t. The ?avages concerning ac-ha- d

obtained quircmentgradually hemming and anomaly laboring e!a-- ,s with

1 1 7 :.. 1 :.. i .1. ..

escape im- -

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th-- y to cot ,

out JUe whnt j

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ott. :r to turn at,try t get n tht

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uny lcby and

and-- e!v the

1. n- -ll the U,w att.l the

mar, thecvtr- - i- - a I

"f j ..wi r '

f nteand the stuve aro

Not a ear. nor. ;

pa not tl- -

ease j

men win i

city foihidhi-lei- tviru- -

pean la.r

omiaratively bountiful,that dreim wealth

Clergies, directs tho-- e famprofitable channels,

l?00'1 him fromoff, future.

The American neverprocnt indulges

.creation, purely health sake,great

8LL'S'and approve those

whsumiiexpectation,

precedented prosperity and privileges,

ajJj. cnJ07aM.nt, vhkh

strong young, theywill aid

jhould remain strong old, anddocs remain -- tron?

ImLcr

pon Forocthinirofthe0,d Wor!d phr,

m' r,,r,,T"! "'

wouW r?ntJr ntien Uiedsecuring plea-ur- t: whieh

pare plear:re7tcritl v:th

ianythiny uader ifl.jwu3b;

W-.-U.C linns

h.s dnr. thrcfirv,nevwivirj Prrflic

RthI rtp3rtn4,waf,..r niintinM

tban"wjt JHHpje LVitl it?j.f? uwV,, Rarj ituprtuntH,,,'jj. ,.111

vjisi jKlvet sine the,ntj, j,n,rlll orvfc mh,,lWefu;;y 4t&inej,iii. limntv MWHiir

vrhiittrhand and !!

jmrtioem. muchshurtl

:,4,t.tartv Urd male,l(.;r JJai,, that theyJwM pWl thvm!i. thc"ncrry

rTlnj. approprutionwj, jthhs may

jcfUfsrUdijirife- -

but theis m.t ,n:wholly are some good , -

beyond their year- - toil mrn tuThe European expect-alr.a- js t ih-- v

the before ,j10 anddie-t- o he ie. tn I . 1 . ... . .

cheap, and that win jiow ,ltt nhestartling the int mi-thril- limr.

thirsty are jf"r case the j tak,. ,ar,(.,:,m. im own

in vengeance, and ttie - r. of

Common gives -- omo UI-"- tiicreiore, a merely'works early and nds hi-- j nmklli; lho pJ0,i0

ihe .ihntiffrom

and twowosinueci

arrivediihu

lor estenlay

un

sit-i-n

after

from cannot

iu .iiraiii ui iiiu nun iiujhj orthey were the

number andbut

'

inbite the ncss the methods its

were So America prcents thein ren- - of a un- -

dering

now

canana

tne

J

-la n? severely

ofir

mrm.m

irY.w

of

rc

- "- -j

this, tothe suburbs lift

1 lie j

Uiat

1 awards, m

hi is a rational11. .1 ... 1 ,

and of

'' lni0 theK beckous on j

e golden

typiciL livo3 in j1a re -

it 1- - forarid at or in cmor- -

n wane on ,

plea-ur- c, doe 1

.. . .l.v . ... . ...1 r. 1

. nw m ie - j

t an j ore..- - ie 1 1 I 1

j to the1 !..,: w

j tore i

have oasc rt1 the

in until it i

,..,! lV fa -- -, -Vj

,foT

j fondnw, fornr :n .,

. ..ALrtA- .m Xmf mmm- - rmtm,

,,lL''r'- - ' f ", ar

mean for a

. u . .ortat- -c a

the -.-

T . ff - A -jI .. r . .-- - - -..- -...;

It to b

tt i f ,x thetho Uad t t p

t m.ii t

ihur tjrt

xjeUMta4

.t atu

I; i thvof .

f it i tollW..tory I .--k

of a to forjL. ,.t

ata ,v ,

tngrv- -

r

I he all J th- -t,r .,f1 ..r

a

j ofown tin .1..

the of

'", i

.1...

e,b

the

of

.i.. uo

semiof

of

of

V- -

If he

l.le

of...

all

far

th. If hu ins

uw hu;not of

It.. !.....iocs a01

.:ii. !.,...

inof

It in

ndrv..vv fy p.w,.

.. ..n ,.,,mr.tMirsaf vw

if

bei

of h

i35wl

fue.nt fa.u-.u- .- ji.u

th0f

are

Jlh tf

Wr ofin

;t. ik

nt

of

.), of

of

So

he

arc'r0 of

hi- - ,..,,

75

,uri

uiau

of

are

-i--.

mi

wsr

,,f

Jv or itiir. .1 thr.t heu:dj, htMj ,B,lc0l aoiat- -

of which.hull oim..r.d to th-wIo- ho-

p rtf jh. PMntrri .w ,j;nH whiehB. .ltij ftJ-

- .. r, ,f CMrw can,.nM(l;, ,1. the elmricUr fllk, n..llM,Bllt, h. ta W ry.lwfrihr than the hf whieh ib?y

ma,.t w;? we Uuk tv om thu

tl .t s ' K

.ati-- e uf ! -- nic ifom lm Itwn

mt0 uIm. tin tho -- ling ffnn ny in p

.Mnntmen'- - hi of r If!htmight to dcmui an milter tot tr ,,rm.'ipl. , ofihe tW-titiUH- m.

uiciiui riiicuitKir iiim iiuimoi, not oruya, nain-- t th. iuitrlitiiii- - ml'mitui.

f. nf t'ongre , but ngxiuct ill oom.: 'I rt,r. ,!.,. nrli tiumj-.-ttiiion-

. . , . - , -- - -- -

rofonn, and, in thi- - iw ofjtct, we pel hap offer wmc silg- -

judge any ptuu b it.i fruits, ratherthan with regard to it? thcoretic.il ex- -

Blanco, and that, an no fountain csu!.. i.:..l.. .1 ...

tin better nppoinlment.H can be madeunder anv thanopiointuie jH.wer may ee fit to innkqor auction - From Old and forAoibt.

smmms.....tirele Was not more Ol'po.,.,1

( having .Mjuinthirig from nothing"than wa Mr He wi con-stanl- ly

th -- ir ms to make a forwhatever hi reeti.l f un authorpresented with hi- - book, if an

him a proof of hit pic-

ture, he madi ha-l- v to acknowledgethe courlf-- y by a le'ter whirh cuahl mand generally was pubhuhcd. But no

. tn tcvsWi. frtra Wj thtf A

.Li c... ..- - -. 1 ... t

i J the n:or in ndvsoi'-- . MrSumner rcturnwl h:m Jh price of it

' bv jot th dy Frorr Scilh- -' ' for Auyuit.

. A cxrcpondM of tho r.tcbaioEqu,rr tU tho foKowmg r?j

'.t-,-- B- . tUr.u.t r.rtkt, nrtnr

.crmn n e. of cty roughw

. T ""t '" "V l'f!".' -- ""w .iu u-- OJ ji, airJ

.Tl,e Plr'oa wa prcah.t. ?j

,ui zi: frik-z- . tii.ir --.. - ....-- .' yonjuwi r h-- w tfe "Kvji

piore mimcuiatc zitip, anu send worn ami unexampled discontent and dis- -. one could toiiMro even upon huthat they cannot hold out against the comfort. ' j fiii-nd-h- ip to pre-e- nt to the Senator

much longer. They '('here is surely something bettor any articlo of value, a he would de-ha- ve

managed to keep the Indians at than t,-.-,

Thcre ; otnrttiinAr better ' elinc u roeeive it union he wire Fr-ba- y

thus far, but they will grow more t!,an n life-lon- g -- aerifies of content I untied to return ?t monny value.bold a? they become stronger. D-t- PIIJoyinPnt fr.n ,cjj,jc wealth, which, 'eeidinri.y wn- - notici'Je in the mr--tpatches to effect were sent to however nvcr be iuirfd. and trilling nr Did h chance to(tovernorGsborn yesterday and were ; ,aM tnf. power, whenwjn, '!.arc a with luother. hoforwarde-- 1 to General Pope. The do- - T;ci,i ;. jK,:ier the boon which h er- -

'would on shatiig the expeme

made by the handfu1 of men it (0 Illlrcj,a.0 To withhold' a frier, 1 Fi th? of both inagainst four the number of In- - the frugal will the mn she de tht ir-- ct rai, h iu-i- Oe I o repayingdians ha.s a most heroic one, and j aTl. t0 (ny j,ar tJlc jVlrncy i, ' the h'df lime. He mnj haroprove-th- e grit and indomitable cour- - W(11i,j ,i0 ,0 mucl x,, tXC U, fa fJT jilrJ in th Ewmpeirt customage of the men of the border. It i- - n,ontoii of her lnmc life to reat in uh mtter-t- h Hcomr a

a question of time, when they children in mean ways to -- hut away fnti with him. It wan 6fdent,l!iaimust succumb to superior force, and '

rwin fa r:iVti Jlf; a lloa,-n- ,j .al h- - did vt ! wa MDgahr ingallant conduct U as a tale that ,,Joa-ur- es to reliniuib ill ami-emen- ts

(

, a h -- piko fif it 1 oJdlhat o!bis told. Even now the rekntlcs- - and have attathtd houhl imkv fora ro to them, for I en. 11 diOicuIt hira toblood thirsty Cbcyene- - md Ki wa- -

, wealth w.licIl or not WJn, J ,j0 a, u ,Jefr j (J unymay have c!o-c- d in upon them w,eo the famib life U brck-- n u; he b.id gone -i- t. dl-tiiic- o to -- petit h,butchered without mere-- . They will ; cver-su- rely thi- - is neither sound en- - 1 doubtful di-tr- rt. Iy invjutioa ofnot dio univcnged. however. The , len,rj.e nor wiso economy. Wc would

f MfinUr U-- k xk rhtti-- wa peudblood of the frontiersmen is up, and nothaVe the American farmer, hbowr and a t.jrUined ;U th-- Memthese murders and scalping are but j,ccoaiC. Wbi.. h- -mfXMTA(i wvUixk iv-- tn ii,lithe prologue to a merciless war of ex hnl wc wou)(i very rnncj, jik , hi-p- an of th esri - 4 thtf ni.;

which hxs beentermination long them happitfr than thc aWf lfJ revin ,n lh., ,JeJ-- K aH) W,1W jlM frwrrj Mtnreatenir.g, nut win

oc uniu lufatanshall the dust.

.... T- -o sciue r.oro

cy linage ior a monwi,oo-er- ve ciase- - wunout

oiicidr uiuc-enc-e

their aspirations, ambitions habits.

" --- --

xnd women Don aod tar--

L ,0PeVssnex the stm-- ri

.,!,:. ,-- rt.i

..! j V "..ifiHt't iLmmWfc V-1-

ana cla5e3- -a ffulf which'- -tnave rccuizd in?i oina

having thistheir

what

n'vwl:he

malei and

thy canto wten tWtrth-- y know mut

;ower

a talci thepw

erful

ten?

them

i Ther- -

man

many,

thepool

,.

great

j

be

them

day,

party

,i0,

e.uuiu-- l

they

them

jprices goes

for

knows ami

hisfor

that

long iutenals,uiBni7

i,

nope grows

i

u...iand

j Kieic. play

them

djMtinj.

.,!

a

d!iirmrir iv'i

elwV

1

v3y

UitV plta- -

fa

a wituriiHt

andthy thu

ruW?

.v.lt,in

he.tlies

their

their

the

all.

th"y,linlkW ,WK

lliw

yK-i- n

hoeV.

Itrlu-to- n kir wiling

mkr

the submay

s-t- -- tmh he

AVc

,Ir.

Sumnerreturn

him

vmi Iat

fuM,i

for

next

-- tory

bet""

cU

rn.

imposing force

and Thu

this iravj,., fjiae

ii.Ttfence lKcVi Did fare

time-- - yombeen been

hlonly

knowtheir thi,,

thatma.. 1M?

an! fr- -

ingan(j

rageu

great i;wccnand

ttictr

way- -

r -- .,. A, ,a --n .k. " -"-- lu' " - ---' "- -f -..--- h,, e!OM.r ,hn n old , of - erec3y iroui me certiiniy. ana tSe

1

is

A

onesjftts. His ideas may flow in one . " 'tSlr thT Lof'tb fL;! ' " wwW U fter ' "?tT? afc.J f l!? ''weak, washy, everlasting flood, and T"Cor"!!1, I

cluldnk.. La quired ;damnL Uinerv-- 1 the command of his language may csa- - "ztZ "' T Tvl ZtZl?l W, wry darddisbta. The ' swwedes! iu workinjalrirTi-- I gb!ehim to string them tof-h- er like ' t f, L 5? M Jl I " ?l''lfE rJf . cutM .firf ta . hh f Jbunches of onions, and yet his paper ' ""L VZZ ' 00 1n"lh r'uM ' d ofwmcot. tvl h Utter ll-J- Jmay be a racger and poor concern. nL " .tT J y,ataat Mlf daiak' msl" m -- " ' ?nt "mSd 'Jts,rin of fci" fc' giIndeed the mere writin, part of edit J Mo:Hf111!Tappare. Zni ! l.h hi ' l: .

i wa Darjer is but a smal rjortion ot i - , . -- lasncan ppte rrn tnat a t. .;,-,..- . r...-.-- .i w r i tni pnmnncnr.nnnMirnw'ir wirr

au

,

,

'!

:

it

jhH - J'5 ai- - m rou ihrown m,'ke If 1 mso. We3, tf ye

Jt tiyi z rinrf 38t r k a -

m ViHrVs f5.-.--- h- -- -- -r

ai. as mjmgjXffm svfil,?.

f9ammtim."n -- .fcA - 5ll.!5fA- - at'aS25"8

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