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RED CLOUD CHIEF
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StS ti: 3D, 1TZ22A3SJL. j
M. 1, THOMAS, i
Cloud Chief.
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"Mental Vi&lancr istfie price vf IJlurly." and $l j0 a yuir i thr o M Kcd Cloud Chief,
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Council Bluffs r :
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CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE rEM-i:(rn. - xi:mK .
ni u a 1 j !.irt KAT and NoKTH.
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ilsntreol, Tcrcrto. Detroit, Cicare
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Greater Facilities!
AM)
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Woe Advant: ges
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PULLMAN HOTEL AP !
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iii.ikcuiiiirafy
trit'IC !'lr:i-ailt A' ( O.MFOKTAIMJ-:! !
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l'u '.man Sle";-J-. oti a?! Night Ti:tin. '
j. ecpis s avC'Tj.t.e iumw.i
An, iinr.l Rli.!T th.- 'IhmuKli Traini; of the I
-im.,R!.i"i-j'".l.-i'Hrtlr..iii.arriiat md iwethe '
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M1L.1. lAMl usb oltlKR.
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f.rcz;s can :e:i jcz Thr3-i
uiarrao Free of Caarrc.
MAna 1r-i,n h-i-iry-l:rjl F.itnpin street.
(..r Kth. muI ! ' i 'n I'niriJir le.t.
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SEWI.XR ?IA HIXES ,
ROS!KSGN
fsi vf r 94
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Wagon Company.urssr
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.Tit- .a-viimvv ii tvr njtr triV-i
i-iieu rojiri.irrEsiiiv with
hvkuy r.rii.i.TY or Tin:
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rji:rvi:KJi to J
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Standard Trade Vehicles,
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J'Miyi W..i).N'!-.
Sl'IJiTxt A(il)."-, Allow lntor! ut'fa time del o;ita, and lrai.j--.t
,-rrtiT i-f.i- t actaccncral Rankins bams.
i LA I lOt.M . (.).... j ,....,.,..,. oih Nutinmil Rank. A.
l.ri)I.UY SPRING WAOOX5.
-- . ,-n . mv -r-i. i r imv.-il"-
1 M)AUI rUADt. II '-(.lb.-.
kle;at isbbwstek lii'GGY.
FA KM EUS" TWO-SEATE1 )
CARRIAGES.
ETC . ETC.. ETC. .
-r:nl for l)p-iji and I': in- to
I.-OMNHON WAl.ON CO.
4 v Cnn-iiinati Onin t
"good :nE"ws;
Quick Hire! Tnroutih Train?!
Cloe ConneRtioiis ! No Delay !
Burlington Route !
"-v f'j'i-'i '7 Tic r C'
Lowest rate of Fare will be made.
Through Car? will be run from r., x. l.Poiatt .
in Southern ebra?ka t Chicago.
A ten nnnafei counettfiua will be made at Pa- t
ei6ic Junction. . i
AT 1"HICAG0 close connections will alwayi i
be made to the eat. outheat end north. J
-leepinc car bor'hr reserved at the Lincolr i
t.l..f ..i-fi I.v Ti.p?rru?h or oh m.D.irjtiiin f
from .U-'.-oun Kivcr to Cbicaco.
TO ST. LOUIS AND THE SOUTH,
. r. ,
The burlmcton routehsrc a sy,tciuirtnrousli
?leep-rs Jii.il CJOe connertiou between tea
Ifv'our1 Bivcr and Sulfonic
ra-encers takmc thi lino bare the bet of
accommodations- Pullman sleeper run rcsa-'
arly trotn lisiun iitver to si. i.outt-.
TO 1'KORIA, rNDIANAPOLTS, CIN j
ClNNATi. AND TUfi j
SNTTH-KAST.
aThis ii? the onlyreliable route to ihcnnth- j
ea-t. Connections are n;a.e t Peoria with the '
X. P. i W. and I. a. k W. Railroads lor Indian- j
apolit-' Cincinnati. Columbnf. and all central I
anbiuuthera Ohio, Kcuscy. tonthern Iwiiana,
pnJISff 2ABS. Gssi Heals r.t 75 scsis,
When you jo C3rt bs sure and tr el erer tbs j
C. i W- I:e if jou visit to t e SAFE aal cojs- J
for table ana aeire to traiei p:eaiiy.
A. E. T'TZ LI". T. l.n ELL.
io'r.1 ir.an.iBcr. G"cdI Ft A"Tts't '
i:rsixn& imtrsro?: r.
O. C. CASE,
i ttokm.y .n i.w.
' ijjut iji iloor iiorflt f (iarinrt. f-l'jr?.
iti:i rurii. MX.
.!!.. on- made i.,ricfn,r remitted.
W. C. REILLY,
I A TTUJ.NFY AXD OOr.N'SKLOR AT1.A"V.
JTA. MO Kt.t EttTATC ICC2T
Red ClooC. "Seb.
t-I'rni-t Attrntino '""ivm to Oflction.
timer- -with C. Ti. l'OTTin:. nl Kel ClouJ
1'niK Murt.
Knwiv C H.AWT.F.Y,
ttorsev and rurNSEii a? law.
Office tr.cr Farley's Drug Store.
J J-' ".
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j J AMKS 1 'A1 RT)'
, riORNt.V AND COUXSEI.OTl AT LAW
U'i 1-va-a - NlR-
; V.'irt i.rartiriWJil! te"mrcf thcFiate.
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rf(IDlt n::iiti'.n cirt-i tn kII buinc. itmtel j
thirre, wt n tuo (ail nwc juhmui
A-nu-. julyl-7
S.ICaivt.
c. VV. KL-Y.
UeJ Cli'inl. Nrli.
3. J. K .-.
iHuaiDiiitim.
NcbraflcR.
KALHY BROS,,
ATTORN J YS AT LAW A REAL ESTATE
v AtiENTS.
Wfll :,rsrlirc in all the r,mrt.- ,n NcaAa
n - nfl ruTtnirn iTjinia. coflt cf.cii' jTi.rJiiily at-
luJ,,d tiar.(iiorr.-ai......ltnt--olirit.
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8. 14- Ft L.fr.1
HQRICEQP ATH1C PHYSiClAN,
1 . S. IViis-ion Surpcon.
tstrOvvirr. over Kah-y Hros. law office. J
SED CLOUD. :33EASEA
em:!es:t a. hall m. d.
j Physician & Surgeon,
RED CI.Ol 1), NEK
Avi-in Pursinn R -f M K It. !. C oflir
OTrr Jnlm-.m A ri'i 1r c-mmis Mrc R,i
itciicr liver I". Xhau;'f ftiiru l'.ii:n
j. yt. xiose'a.. 31 i.
-LI.KCTK
Physician and Surgeon,
w ....fl.. . t.i.
. wnl ''? : -! atten'i. ii t..O-f..trir. ami
di - jMsi of tut-ii-Al-o cputr.il an.l -ieri.il
Mtrccry. Du-ckm of ihr Ee aii'i I ar hargei
iin.ik - iatc. Oiliccovcr uurwd J'rui; tur".
I avt-j
j J AS. .15. CALLkS'DCK.
jPHYSICIAiN7 AND SURGEON,
I ( VI loRATHI'- - Hiv.I..)
J I'mtnjit attrti'ianrp fu a!l call? in the practice
' ot niu.ii iiiot or fancwy.
CW 1 I -.
XERR VSKA.
J MuLAWII I.I . i . K u.:.iu.r.
oii'Lis, Knit. oonn. .e.
moi:nyh.i.e iwtos.,
P racticing P hy sicians.
MUX'IL A VMROY. XERRVSKA.
i All iir.ifeiional calls will receive our prompt
and unctul ttcuticn. ;0m
Dk. H. A. B.A1RD,
SRESIDEITT DENTIST.
ED ( i.onx
NERRAi-K V.
. . Ricb.vil5on. S. Garbor.
Richardson & Garter,
DEALEfSiN
X.IVE STOCK
AftKA.
and cattle.
j .1. 1" Sit . C. Smith l.R.Tnoni-so.
lr. Virt C.-it. ( a.h. Firt l.alT.licr Firt
t Rank. Beatrice Nat Bank Nat. diiK r.e.it
N.b. immicc co. rwcco.
.Smiil irors ft fl hompson,
IT
BANKERS,
i ill make cillcc'tons ia ny part of the
Ti ieU ?tatf Sell c chance apos the pnnci-
I j! e:wtvm itinc Ijonn ti uney upon improved
'S. PaJdck.l' .r-Scuamr: First National Bank
1 Sew York. Camtiri.iRe Valley National Rank.
Cambri.lsc XeTv York.
-" :t
O SVI A K A
Sample Room,
TWO RoORS WEST OK IlOV's HOME.
Kocptm hnnd the br.n nrand of Wines.
I.nUon. Reer. Ale. anil fine ic.rs. A share of
the public pntronac x Miltceted.
ritOrJUETOR BED CLOUD
Drug Store,
And Dealer In
Drugs,
EViedicines
Paints,
'Oil Q ?V ADMIQMPQ
j OI Y AfrlTl"I '
I All cnod ni tay Line kep, constantly on
j h nd: und to which I invite the attention ot
, e pub;;-.
I . . . vm
a"1 HE WRY COO It
n
I3li i
i Feed, $ wc Stable,
J D. POST, Prop. HED CLOUU.
"or I'rrri'lritt,
SADIES A. C.AKFIELr.,
" fJiu.
Vr IV- I'rruil-iV.
V37ESTE1L A AI.THCH,
LIVES OF
The Candidates.
Gen. James A. Garfield.
thk rne-i : or the f mc f.o mvrr.vnox
KiiR THE ri'fc.xIIEXrY HH KtlMV
fcTJ:rf.rtl.h. WITH IIATUTY W M--I(n7N.
- IHK'I TEirilLT. VVP-1TE
EXATOH HI- KJtVICE? 'X THE IUT-TI.E-riCI.D
HIS Ct,S;US&K"M. 1HX
OKD. fJii. 37iii'-A. CiarfifM wa l.orn in
rhe wa a niece of tin- R'. Ho-r.i I5al
loii. a ririted rniv-r-alLt rh'rjryniaii of
N' liAinji-hir. in whirli i-tat ch
ua- onrn. Jnim tv:i- ih younge-t of
f.mr .-on-., muI hi- father ilioI in S?.S,
leaxmc I)?-! rhildron lfn'ii(hnt -oWy
on ihf-tr inotht r. Mr- G.tificJi! a- i
woirris of f'lii.uLahlv Lu'iinc-M q-inh
ti-. and it I- from hr that Juntos in
hfriud hi- icr-i'ivcruig nature ,.Yuh
tlu aid of her throe older loy- lie
managed to Mtprort hi'ielf and the
family on tin tittle farm left 1 hir
hti-luml, and .lame-, from hi eailie-t
f.ir-, il- ohJhji-d to aid to tlie ixtent
of hi- nhiiity in the :eii,ral work ahout
his home Uiit he liked work, nnd it
ua- -ail of him when a hov that theie
va "not n lazv hair in hi- head." lie
a a poor hov. and .-aw no m
can.- of 1
making a living but by manual labor,
and he applied him.-elf to learn the
trade til a earpenter. Purine: the mm
incr months he toiled early and late on
his mnlhorV farm, and the winter days
he pa-.-ed at Lis carpenter's, bench.
There was a village school in Orange,
where the citi7en- met on winter even
ui'js to read and di.-ctt the book
winch they pi cs-ed. and thi ymmg
Garfield attended, puking up such in
formation as- he could in the capacity
of a listener. No observer of thi
thoughtful boy, listening to tiie radiu
of a newspaper at the age of 1C, could
hv any po?-ibili: have foreseen in him
the future leader of a great National
pprly.
Ready money was a commodity of
which tlie young farmer and carpenter
saw but little, and as the ambition to
-ecure an education, which had been
growiug on him a hi.- mind wa-- oiKMied
.., .1 . ...-.!. ....'l ... .1 t:n
to the ecnt; of the world m the village
-chool.' couhl
be reah?ed bv
means of nionev.
ne
naturally cast
about hi:n ftr -ume vocation which
would bung him that article. The
vmiiu ..inai ji.isseti wuiuii a snort u:
uince of the Garfield farm, and James
discovered that the canal-men were
paid in cash, and made better wages
than he could realize by farming and
carpentering. In hi- seventeent'n ear
he determined to become a caiMl-man,
and secured a position as diiver of one
of the boats. His caie and attention
to his business attracted the attention
of his tuperior, and he was soon pro
moted 10 the more dignified post of
holding the tiller of the uoat. He con
tinued in tills business, saving what
little of his earnings he could, for about
1; mont lis, until the fall of 1S4S. when
he determined to advance a step, and
ship as a sailor on the lakes. At this
time, however, an attack of fever and
ague prevented his executing his plans,
and drove him back to his mother's
house an invalid. Tlie sickness proved
the turning point in his life, anil aa a
result of it, James A. Garfield, in-.te.ul
of burying himself in the forecastle of a
ship, became one of the leading men in
the American Republic
He remained prostrated in his moth
ers house for tluee months, and during
that time made the acquaintance of
Samuel D. Bates, who was teaching the
district school that winter. Bates so
fired the ambition pi young GariieH,
which had almost died away" umier the
influence of his canal boat as-oejates.,
that he determined to forsake his idea
of becoming a sailor, and make an at
tempt to secure an education, lie was
accompanied to the Chester Academy
by a cousin and another young mau
from his village, and the three took
with them frying-pans ittrd dishes, fta j
thev were too poor to pay for board
hard, and progressed rapidly.- lie
worked mornings, evenings, end Satrtr-
daj-it m the crtrjwintexs shopcfChstc, 1
- .. .. .- i iii.i i4kkii ri ria4 n.i n.ji v 11 iin itmi . uuii t bj xirrmiT it wiiiittT'. r it i .. t. :i .' ."
-WMlMfioiiii:k-vc!iil.'Noi. ly. 111. aft.Vr -y""K nu-nt.- ;.r vrral ,u-wch r-i v,tiiI t 1 wr? . j V vj WVrf 4 ,rf U(r
Ki- pan-jiH -Acr- hoth r.f Xrw Kuirisii.l r.'' "" -cUI,-,I "J""1, u "- fl i '-.w-2 '" "! f1-rr" " " T ; mrMiim .4 Ka-feh cro-htr liter,tur.
t-xtnirtinn. II.- fatlfcr. Ahralm7.i Oar- " '' ''"'. Mt-udmti-. !.. it ,nrmr.I n mmn.1 i r"1" , Kru S U j W P-.r :,.
ficM, W horn in (t-r- pfiuntv, S. V., V"' ful1 f'.f l lw m' S"1.-- ? ngn-k-. nwl Mirhril tlr ufW of I'm.-- BN4tel OLutxh U Xem -fc.
Uit hi-fawilv l.a,l liwnl ir. Ma.-va..!,,,: Jun.o, Cln--of thatjn-tnntn. l,eJ- j Uirc Lt.n4.iu: m Jw-. Jl I'm
-Ht- f.r "cnoratioii.. Hi- TnothtrV. , "" fl ti-; -'ht- uhidi he .n Luil bI.. i.aruAtmg m Ite WAs , cjw. Artl.-ir liictd A ?;
ni.ii.K-r. TiaiiK- ua. Klizii Hallon and n-tuvtHl. In- np,hM hiiii-i!f ,-m rse;- Mnt. Hi Ins4. -w- ftlil rtukrr U UAU mm Ktdr mllt-
T-iP1: .yy kjfeiii 4iw ' life
i . VIeB5EP-vViPl-' m 1 fJ QfBSKUBSltrfm&Bav!&t!l& f &
IBB9Ba3iVBBBBBBBdlr Fr "e '
ifl iu: -ruaiixiMfl :- e.m ln I Tue
Tt-iiile inx'tiutiif hi- -irnhr- !Kn
.i , .... .. i. t(-.j
AIT' "llilllliri ta &A9 rci LJH1 - ! kf-u
iH'jMltlv muI tlm i-r-su.! a iut4 u
1 tiKV Iik Miiwn frrf tf. wrr wrm. In!im!b ttik hir t.4l trfe..t bd
ii?.i ... I..ft iV.. ..) ..I..... i- uiil wit? t.t
htuI. .
In 1.;4. Mr 'srfrM. ihf n h rrfcr 4"
.4r
cniirhiHcti tiit 1h LfH-w
It-im)Uc1j t jh?m -aminMUfti fr j
. . . ... t
MOM
n to ((:!(. Mid lit only drwa.-k
lin
t fr In- or 11,m- Jr.- live vtr .f
viitflv :iiI v.'iirk. ! Vud fili-lt''4
fi.'! fr thi iurjH. Init ! . n.-i4iilii-try
nix! m-immo'.v lr !I no a
I :ltjf nit'Mtotilxtf- ilr iHvt' unm
K r'ra! hunirNl tMKr. H RiVi
h" S'luiotnv. howi'.i-r, Uml T-ulIJhI
for hur a remits :it. f- rt!v xm
IMTM-wiu-y of i.urnw.. muh-Ii ok
-itf il iisiu ill Z"l !' ji rrnu 'Xfixi
1L.I... -I m,. 1 ,.-. ... ..
.aurtMil to alraiiit nm tiic moti . tt
m a- MH'tirnv a ht ni-uraa'- j. iIk-v
n"ha hjtlip fU!i ina!i, Ltn hal!h
I an! rolu-t, fouini no Juik-wl; m -tttw
mc 1 ,Mir.r ttiii'intit ixmmc Ui'ik
lcailv to in- rtilif. anl m I ;. twn
vc:ir.- -l'r"r hrs Kditii.oti. hi wa- iff ml
uai'!. h.'Hrmz oil' the Mitjih-nii!
honor oflt:- rla.--. uhich i -tiiio-!
at WllIlKlil- H-- :iUl'i!l'' th Ili!lP-t With-
m thr- mil of thi ia.-timtion to the
"r.uluati:';: n; mhcra.
(firfii'M v. a-iio-Ji "" voa- f at"- ani
i i . c i . ?. . . . i Iwi . . i...iu 1 .. ...v.l V L ..,!' - i M --'---' - t: :: w z - f I
lvul. a tho result of hi 2') t nr-" lnl n--. fl'trfi.'M wj - -f ni Joni rii -iA Kan
a rolh'mat' fdufiilton hi- flnth liH ' ahiint ll:r ! 01 U2'i-t. !!!. :t:h.um
hoolc., hi diplor.a. and a d-lt of Jl." m:ni'i.I n 11:1 r. !- xxhen he wa-
lif- liatl iio time tor h'l-tin- til- I'M-
1105 now w:i to find -onii'tliintr t- do
and fn'e hi:n.-elf from debt Uffr j until hi? military raivr cjiwi-d. Hi
going to college, he had j lined the t , Ht coii-phmioih militarv -erie. hsv
of the D1-1 iple.-, hettcr known
.. ? Tir. ) i .1 : c 1
tier known ::
th-ir founder.
AiHpociiuc", itiu in'ir joMtiuer.
.ne.MuiutT v iiiiiiMicii. 1 in wTiii
1 .I. . in ..;. .. .i-..i .;.
In-titute." in Hin
in Hiram, wa the eol'rt-e
of tin ?rrt. and it
Was natural that .Mr.
Garfield should turn hi- eve to the !
struggling litt'e college which he had ,
left a- a iiunil but two vear- lietor'- '
He nturned to Hiram, where he was
made l'rofessor tf Latin and ('reel: in
the in-titute. Plain liung and hiirh
thiiikiriix was the order of the d.iv
the institute. The teachers were j.or.
the pupils were poor, and the colh-ge
w:j- poor, but th'-re wa- a great deal of
hard, huttilui -:udy done, and main
ambnidM- j.ian- formed. iTof. ('r-
field. after the first ar
wa- iad
pre-jiilent of the institution, and in this
eapacitv he net tmlv tmisht and hv
tuied, hut jireacheti. Ac. ording to the
eieed of tne "JM-cipIe," any per.-on
having the power, was entitled to
preach, and the president of the col-j
lece wa.5 expected to deliver a sermon
every undav :i? a oait of hi- oilirial
dut. l'ri-ilent (iariield j.r.t lied
with great force, and hi.- fame -j,r;.d
all through the Cnmpbelite s'-'tlc'iienr.
It Wiu- this fact that cae n-e to the
storv that he had been a minister, a
t'torv which lie has taken occa-ion t'
denv
pub.' .. on sevenil occ:u-ions.
In iJviT, while l'rofessor of Latin atld
Greek at ih' Ecu. tie Institute, Mr.
Garfield wa married to AIi- Lncretia
Kudoljih, the daughter of a farmer liv-1
ing n"nr Hiram, who-e ac(iuaintau e
h had made while .-tudvii'g at the
,..t., 1 ., .....o ..,.,... 1 n.n
11 aiiruit . oiitTir -iii- k atLZ? .1 iiuni.. 1.11:
y ri
ma
mucii
life
ofi
aud study, and of a warm heart- Two
vears after his marriage the olitual
life of Gen. Garfield began, llis -cr-mous
had attr.icteAl attention to him.
young as he wra.. he at once took high
rank m the Uhio Legislature, as a man
unu-tiallv well informetl on die subje t.-
of legislation, and cd'ecuve and power-
fiil in debate.
iKireil
lluenllv
of
field'
and he was among tne tortmost to
inaiiiUlin the right of the National
wvernment to coeree seceaed Mates.
Gen. Garfield's military military
career was net of a unture !o subject
him to trials on a large scale. He was
appointed Colonel of the Forty--eeond j
Ohio Keghuenl, August 14, 1SG1, but
it was not until Dec 14th that orders
for the field were received. The reg
iment was then sent ta CatletL-burg, I
jr.t and Col. Garfield tcss ordered j
to report to Gen. Buell in person. That J
The vdJrd rLTJSl rfrL- .- Taiy i
rnaae wa-one purely ot lo.e. and i roriv-thim. Fort'.-fotirth, lurty-nfir.. '.,-...-. .i J"- ' "' !""" AVr
of the hushaiuLt pro-nerttv m : and Fortx -sixth Omtrre-.e-. , '. ' - . , ,, , .. . . mff"-
has been due to the quiet induence In Jannn-v lasihe v.x- electM to the 'V lT w 'r """"- - " '-- ftf tTf
ihe wife. Seuate to till Uie .-c-at of A'.V-n (;. 'n.ur- " . V. "' vi l ' I A i
"Tic J'irrnM ?c futiof tlrmritftil mnn . li.i r.frik- .,,1 tl.a .ttli nf .. '" ' .li Jill r ""'
and r-fiii.l tnvnnn fmid of re.m"ii- I Aliireh. 11. r.fiioil tfi. n...i.i,.i..i.
...w. .... ..... - .. !. .., .. V.. fc,. ..... a....... -. ..V .w.a.W V. .... ...A ... .....4.
and in 1S.V.' he w:l- brought forward h j In ppearsince. Gen. GnriioH h rrv j
thu aiiri-elartiy people of Portage a.id . commanding and imnrta-five. He;
Summit Counties as their ea.ndtd.t fnr j st.ind- mi feet high, and r- br4l-
State Senator. He w-as electeil, and, j shouldered and -trough- built. Hi-
He seemeti always lire- mil cheek-. He is i.-nnerure tn all 1 V kt nnl k: irlv h w. sd atietir tryrt 1 - 13.
to peak. and always spoke i thing- escett brain work and l-de-i rm.WMA m l ca.frei th aUns-ot. I k.f
and well. 'tVhen the secession 1 voted to his wnte and chthlnm. of whom t urr . ! E.r . Z -".it ,r!
tlie Southern States began, Mr. Gar- ! he has five li"ing two having ditsl in Wrkt 0t- Jf . Mtsfcttetr ii hck mw .4, I
course was manlyand outspoken, infaiicv. 1-hetr.oiH.U-rlv-Harrv and ,,H'' wp w .irBWBa.MtWi j
tjccer onierea nun 10 anvp tne iorees j vatcn. aiu hem tilt General lind a ? -
imder Hunipnrey ilarshall out cf the! recretiticn cf which; he never tires, in Sai7' CftyHl.
fcartdv Valle-, i asien KTentuckv. ri;rvtln- tV,j. fiM -. ,rl- -,J mv;! M,i" " 5-',
i --- 'in" twirun .-- w.
. rn l-. urt. th Khk nuy trf i.
I ,'.w. i-n! i.fwiiMA4( MtHiuitl h4
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i iimr r.-rM-t -f iu&toU nd rtr
vtlJ.-V0 nl ati tiif ."'lv Ifj. w f
Mr-4inll twannif . th. .;. .
Gnrfr:. Ml t-ck :n 1'rt-.wUin: -'
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awl hi- trtK.jjc ht VfttMwir :-'tlUlig
fonrnrU in ili frt toitKennc drki-
Uri .Mju.-imii --aliint'i Ki- ii.
lutud Uta cku) -Mfe rt .-k.
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H u, m t ivp th, rl - . MrHrA a-, i i..
iirtfthtomiunt:m.nd!Urt 2- , u T,Bl,.llk ma.
i,e...-n.M.ii:t.iwl(A. W jUv. lr Arthur til m i r -
I iWFni vi n it-. . Tx "---
I MiffHIhWIl
Anil Vh.
, rMmniit f ht -ni.- n M
i.iinH.
Aim. n
ft m th. tetlKW.? M nprtitfiw Uv
- C-.-n'h. arl wr. tmff the rb-n
; Mtrii n
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' "rd fiuatioft
Hi- Ui ni-Uiy, fexer .ml ign. rot.-
trartcl intJM- ly? .4 bH w-Pw
ucrTHi'. w.i- ajctrajto "iii wir jiiioi'i-
!.- I:i-,t .:' W .xili, oi.'. Gva
, or.r'u t inn (.t-n l.cran-a-( aii-f
I of .-wf In thi- po-it.on he remained
the battle of Chiek.iniaii-.'.i.fpt. 10 and
! '--o. 1.?., and for hi brave-y and . - n -
; -t. i-o.., aim jor iu onive'-y xtiu t:'ii -
b.ii.... ... .1... .... 1. .
11 .;-uiji ui m.ii '-jiH'riuiii tiv yi.f
.promottnl to tlie. rank of "dajor-Gvn-
eral.
.vi 1111.- jH.1111 i:,v ninii:T cant-r h
Gen. Gartb'id jiraetititHv eano- . an
. .t ;....! :i:. ..
etui. In 102. while ab-ent with the
army, nnd with-ut -ohictation on hi-
part. he had f.een iecti to I omrrev-
irom the oll t.iddm
dit-.net ithe
altli ('lieV-
: i K'rh
in which he re-idrd
j ins wait lit- path of tisefuJnr lay m
1 the direction to which hi con-t'uienk-.
he resigned hi- i-onimi--")'! I.e. 0th.
1SG'. and en:-i- i upon the dune- if a j
fateMiians hie. In ( ongre he Mt
once tok a high nnl. rai from his j
.dmi-.-ion to the Ilou-e of Ilenro-nta- t
.: . .1 . i . .
ie- in me prteni nine :ie ua.- ieeu
an active, energetie, hanl work, r He
an active.
. .-.wu became known a- a powerful'
. -jn-.tker. remarkably reidy, and tlwa-1
;le-tie in delwte, while in th
, mittoe- t.e oroe! him- If an
he eo:n-
nivalu- :
! work r Hi- iNtrJv renominat'
d him
1 bv
I hp
o'elanialio.i on Ue expiration ef
len-!. oh! ii hi- return U the :
Ilotl-e w;is twn a ICndlitg place on il
I leading cvusmittee on U.-s and
1 Me....--. Here he .-om ro-etoagnat'
i iniluenee
I He -tudied the whole range of finn- i
I cial niu-tion.- with the a ithntv of hi-
J college day.-. m tliat lie i-lokel ii
' n--4i.1v as one ofiiie ab!e-r oTfiitrXifHi-
nal hr.a.11 iers. He .-toi.l Ir.- lit trartr,
and !.:- partr ?j..,hI bv him", re-electing
l.im aueieh to the Tmrtv-miah.
r..i. v. -:. ....... r.- 1
AiiJ&.Kftri- 1 oni -hipi ' - -t izrrjt
---. ... -. . ., -
vote of the liepublicnu caucus for thi-po-ition,
an honor never conferred !c
fore on any man by any party m the
Kate ol Uiuo.
head is uni-.-ualiy binge, and ht- fore
head remarkatilv hu'ti. Ii nmr. I
light-brown hair and beard, and ha-light-blue
etes. a nrominunt nr-e. and
Hamrx-hire,
wxdle tlie two younger.
Irwin and
nt AUram. live with their
parents. Ill- only daughto-. 3Hry, is
htndcnie, ro--.'heeke.l girl of about
twelve Hi m.'thr-r L- still living, and
forms one of hi fa;mlr. Gen. Garfiitd
has a bouse in Wsiihiie'tn... where h.
spends his winters, antt a farm in Alen-1
tor, Lake County Ohio, where nt
inrpifc au his tune when nor engaged
at the capital. Hk farm eoninriis J
125 acres of land, which t highlv culir-
;irev.;rienB ut tbs fatuidin4 fotv
James, are attending-.-cJwkiI in New. Enwrc-rh Flt. Vt. FcV. -31. 157.
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I lite liur. ht formisl Mrtn4rrht ru
itf" ifttmi Jrmi vimi r.n mii
Hry 1 vHiiarr, vtth iir ntntii.
of unM'Uri:u; in i U a, m Ir thr
t MMMtlhn ihfv nmutiri Kof m U
; 'n4rn .tat in ivh A an -ltjri
,Mie. lnuiri Ur -ciI nmirn'f! i N-
' Yrk. iHti Uiey hnne call lleir j t
J --tuncie. mihI enttml uoti h - . . --;
! rarcvr nlmot trHit thr ftiwl
Arthur touii ttltnrard9 iurnl tii
duwch'.-r f tHlnAMt Hn4'ti
I'mlcd Stuti'- Nn'.v, nh I : i.'
-'it, aim! who cjUimK Ki-ot ihrtsn i
dCHth inokirf( i. t'K'a ('jtjrtf) ..il
a tHO m4i to !!. Mi.iow jti rv. '.!.
Uon f the eottr'ifcntMti lnnver) h' ilu-
Hlrl . that .wm-H.. Mr Arthur.
died oiiy a hwt time avo.
In !,!' Junaih.ui ami Jiiht-t !m-i
nton. irinman Unh4ilr-, tttt-iuhits I
1 t ettiiprair to l.-. wtnie h )
York 1'wiii if iihHjr f x lmiT '
lnti;iii('tmht i.i with Ihem Th
' -iavv on uirir arni in .mw 1 .
! lioditiK that th- Tf 111 a I ud !
hlierty, abandonil tioM- !i,tr. :laiiM
J tnjt that. thrv wt. Ir" 'Ih--t i-lvf(i
j r" mlri.-d that they tt! ihh return
t int. lKtKt-c'. mid a nt'xi lawvuit -
the Mt-ie Arthur, Uwi h jrrtcttt
iHnrrcr, Uil Ufr ir-"Ni.Htt on th '
I ground that, a their ovrtr hnl
' hroucht thetii t ft.te -m1 v4unUrjl I
! tloiv cmld not he ret-humed niHler toe 1
Uifltifv tinv m Jixljp Ii'. i n '
ihrid a deri-ion holding tliat tin v 1
ronld not. atxl onh'nng lW I'inin'ij
1hvs- to he hh.THSnl. A ImwS of ratf-1
, enl u) from th SNitli. AtMi :h ir
! 1:1111.1 Ijf-giflMtnrt- atithoried l n
Attnrnt-T;ieiiil rf that jU1' to ac-4-l
, m taktnsr an appeal. Wilhnm V '
KvartK ami Cher A. Arthur v. !
ntjdoyed to rpre-ent the peph hi. I
they won their en', whieh tlo-n w.-it
to the jMiprrsiic Calft ef th I i,i;.-.i
rtn'e.-. Ciiarle (W-morheree!ou-i
th' eii- of tlie -laveh4ler-. ImiI he J
wa- heateil, and .1 h'njr wn taken
J tw--r1 the e:n.iiieiiMttfMi of tin- h. iek
ra--e
tJii Arthur vra
a deh9ate tn lh-
ionveiioii u uratoH lhat f.e.tid. d .
! the h'etiiiMicHn iM.-ty. In h-l he h.-ni '
( the Kepui.tican .irty
. . . - - .. . t
j the IwW ot Ilil'l4r, .tjer.'! ! tl .
I .-'jt,. .,l" N'ew Y..rk mimI m.ji n'A.Tn.ir.i
, n.lxaner.1 tn thut of ln.irt.r...'irt. r
ri. .
, l.fni-ral. MtXUll lie Hi'hl Ulltli the . xp
J -tini f ;.i- !nn'ui i.irm ..f ..iii.-.
.o higher eiicotiiiuin th he pi-i
iijmki him than thr invtitioit of the fio f
, ,,a: niUi(nih Uie war rtcemmt
.f f.
j .-jjite of New York wj, .-eerl tini-
1 Lnwr .Ur Hint iil'mii iilkinr l.ln w.
j jt - t);tt (xrx MIMh:n,i ttl,d uiiw.d in,
1 V--hineto-. n.i uitluwit th.td.'.h..'n. .
j rf n fioitar.
Th" rrowtti U'ne ?rinci i v
1 pflrt"d .if remarkable.
! f-f.l.i .-
t!r IMJ range nr'-r
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ter t:. tn at pre'nt
Fc NF.WhJOUSS
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Groceries and IToticns,
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SAM'L GARSER,
lrL"R IK
try Goods and
Groceries-
Ruidy Made Clothing!
We Have ihe Lanjest
... . -
Stflnk III Thj VallftV inn Uifl
aiwUUJV IU kllC taiie J 1.1U Wlil
Bat De UnfSerSOlU.
Give Ui a call, one and all
lti fuj ''k.
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u a sp A.M iBmaaiana b mru BwaaawMBViB
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Samuel West,
-. t ta
Tobacco, Cigars
CONFECTIONERY.
ii INMJ' U II-
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STOVES,
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UNDERSOLD.
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Harness Shop,
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