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THE "PRxsBYTxRlAH HOUSE"

y. v S4h.a,t l1Ancbsn u thr Presbyterian
f1.nni, lk to s,r officially rrcnrslrl nud PRO.
lun)sxtsd n the meeting u the Two nssem-
lilies tv bc Lcld nj Pittsburgh, ra-. on The
10Th inst. III" New York Oisrrr<r prop,-
>e% that tho event he hiKuAlized t,y aonso
t;rnt1al memorial Offering, auch ~ aha com.
rl.3n ef,,low mrnt VI thu nehu,lH VI theology
uT thr .rt ctiun In tho city Ut Now York of
a suitable "frc.bsterian IIuusc ~ the
headquarters II iss publishing t'usinrns and |
,irn'tninntionnt and missionary xociotisa. |
such \ proposition will, no deu..s, i,a widely
v,irslutd sud wikrl5 ncted Upon, But ~
n,ch IN undertaking. Kluuti l'c eutorcl ulr,n
With IN eye snsht to the future than u the
1ast CT ths present, doea nut
t.,rtant lueHtiun. with less than
the clue consideration Il .t~ervos, when il
q, et,pes that n.,ch Presbyterian iloa$e
sha.lI 1r heated ut New York? How long
ca1, the Atlantic rilu of this United Statt~ bn
| r,.s,.,ru,d d 10 he its religions or financial
centre Tho Presbyterian denomination
hAs already, wn think, u1ore wealth nni
More members wcs. Of Pittsburgh than ea~s
il. II certainly has, If its distribution
corresponds tu that Ut tt" people Al lArgs.
Moreover, tho ,nt,st vital and
important field IT labor of the Presby-
t.riau, nj Of all tho other denominations,
Evangelical ana otherwise, lies right hero III
the mississippi vs>ley. lis not merely a
missionary labor that in going on huru,
With the millions Of crude foreign elen'cnta
that are pouring in upon us anu demanding
assimilation md education, but it IL au
enrnest struggle against n1nny aggressive
foes. a. Convert ns or We will conquer sou,
is the true spirit Of these importing
l millions. At n timc when Two grea'
branches Of the Christian Church are about
10 mite in inaisso]uble marriage for mort
effective and happS working in the genera
lions to ccme, the Thought where they shal
establish their immediate central home
that to which their children will turn ~ t.
. .'Ihe Homestead" IN certainly the mos
interesting aud important that can eugag
| their thoughts. Let It he well considered
:, Reeeut events have clearly forcsha'iowe
the carly removal of the National Capts
;, to one Of the two or three principal citic
:. Of the Mississippi Valley. Probably th
choice lies between St. Louis a,ll Chicage
. The relative growth of the Atlantic alop
). must always fall far behind tlat Of III
= Central Dasin Of tbs Union. A hnnlrc
l. lui!l,ons of people will have gathered III til
- Mississippi Valley before the Presbyteria
:, House is thirty ycass old, while twenty~dE
II ..tJ- Al. .Juls-
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Tlc 1tfcatcd lla1nAc!ca Laro not np a
grsnt caeklirg ny"r the .lcfcas of Mr, II. n.
lian.snund f"r SuiesviH'r, In tho town o{
Hanover, ~ n majority Of hvo votes. This
rsAntt ~ duo h the fsct that Hfr. Hammond,
A. thniru,an If thn Executive Committee Of
thr C,tizens' organization, wAn MT abls to
70 to hiA own town until the night pteced-
,ng the olcction. liz remained at tt,e head
y,,.stcsn II tho Citizens Committee, on
Washington street, watching With aleorloes
vigi1~nce trcsy movement nf the onainy,
anil, In conjunction with hin hasociatua
IN ttlo committee, managing with
cnnsulnp.atc kill the tlctailA u
tlc campaign Oh Tho part Ut tho Citizenn'
ticket. To his wAschfnlness aud experience,
| il, vcry largo lsgreo, Aru due tho regular.
ny ans! prccinon With which thcso number
lr~, bnt necn*xary details werc arranged
With alt tho advantages ot a regnlal
organization in their favor, We make
bold 10 ray that tho Da1naa.ss
vcre not "a well organized on the day q
cl.ction Oh their opponentH, That they die
not have NJ many votea. either in city O
couutry. is how sufficiently plain. In
neither did they hnse m, good arrangement
for uhing the forccs which they had.
| We haze deemed this explanation duo /
3ff. lInn,tnond. lIn WAS defeated in III
town Of IInnover becnnse be gava ali hi
time and lat,or to tho general cause, an
! nure to hia individual Enccesa.
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THE STATE TAX.

The State Board Of Illinois for The Equal
State purposes, at their session a few weeks
ago, fixed tho taxable value Of the property
in this State at S4so, ,00s, 7:'5. Tho Auditor,
having aseestained the amount of revenue
needed for general purposes, has f1el tho
rntc Of taxation 10 produce the same; md
wo give the rates for tle next year as cosn-
pared With those Of tho laat two yeurs. Tho
talo is stated in mills on the tlo'iar.
4se- yA&a 1lk1
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PTin IL In constant trrad Of ass2es1u2ron- ltn
tAld that be changes hts sleeping room every
nteh! 10 that any one who may b sefEanE hts lie
EtE Ee litely 10 be inhaled. xpd wherever ne HHes
se h constantly watcae1 By 0steea plc2ea mea IN
d:tRulke.
, 1869-11-04

In the published report Of the proceedluRa Of
tee Gsa1d Lodges Of the United Stases Of thc
ut5et of Free and Accepted Maso1s, We tnd toe
following tabte, showing Tue membership Of tae
oscer u the different States and Tesrltof1es:
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= : mo sns othef nr;c,ea n1To been found 10 the
,nckets OF few. and these VII ooanaeas Do caro-
= IL suJ other information obtatnet. viii be made
aubic On tho return Of the psitI 10 81, Louis.
|at1ty to hnve burned 10 desth-the charred re-
mlins tav'ne been dtcoTered 1y1ng on ne boltetn.
q d.owned ~ Sa1 nned as aoa5 = es ,Ss a
nntti tnc advauctnT hames forced them to die leAs
painfully ta the bosom Of tho stream.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OF tho First Audltor7s Of
Ilce-Tho Floating Debt or CnrEen-
cv 1nltEntionR-Redom pt1on OF
United Srnses Seocks-Thc Mint Ac-
couut-Judicinry,E Etc, Etc.
THxAsCAy DKFAR1xxxT,
FIRST ACptT0RR UFPtcR.
WAsu1S1TpNr Oct y, 1863.
SIR; l have tho honor 70 submit the following ]
.epayt of the opefatons Of snls efce for the d4cA
year ending June 80, f6Gs: |
p.<.,,;. :ocorE7s An'ss1p =, p .zou,.
Gss<.s{; e! sass. ses::t .;s Is sssS
lnterasi and eDaa.~t'c tut1r-
csPsassd s.sstI and .6aad:nrd ;issi::d aiape1.
Mi: fy:, nd s.,., s5as;G
Fiars, pen.ltts. ana s:rttsturvs.. ~ spl,sn@
Hea1uen,a x.ses forfeited. &C.,. y i,:SE
lAdin& tecT.A--...s.-.-s..s.s...... lAta"4
~ s.A7 ss5L7Ea,lAa
CsSetIsis 1n ~ eaouss'ns eseos o. ,,m .,,ux,te
os., e. srea'Ss e,"ian,sni: Il ssi:stsfs. 's
naval offex1A and surseycn -. nj L7s5aaa61
F1ter, q deperi,s for una4ecr. -,
pttessast:. ssa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a::@ is:f: 5sa:si;e:. ~
spees. sea 1ess asss, .; a!a:s.::. Ssl
Superintendent T. q light. ss.........4 - l.3.Eas6os
Astannis III d1sies WeszT *.
aeted, dncs Eesnisted. Judgments
saiessa a1eissnea t0a @elrsanl.s 81 a 3D.. 81 sn
f.,l k6ffffA ~
nisnG.s.1 1ments tos IcTsuus cut.
Redemption II tho pnEie debt
sna pA5meht Of 4ntertat there o,o x,s.e,.a.1
on. ;S.:iii; WV olS@@'
Fay et 1ap1tafa o. pooiG paoa' "a .ooo ~
ines ; -: :s ia 1sGSa9
i:.WtI!us :! III a.nd slstns....,...,,.. Ls;u,N
InsresfoFs al etcan Teasele foT
trsvsilins e1psnsrs...........-.. 1,o tisnM
Pthle pstn.nx. L727HN
aansA. .1..:;s i1..:..:s.';F..,'tii;s.s1 e. is1
t.an.,a sna hn1pi M;spi;:i III Women. saiG
P7oviaenee llaspnk...,..:..:. sssLs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: H.EaH
| NY 1 at;ms. cAp'sos eA3os- - 16s+as a
| pIs'sr.tsd dsno.;:ori:s for con,
Fsfe I'D bussiar. p1poi vanhs ior
cs.sses!sa Ind Icssii; d pub
" 9s.9 4 .tion. Su.;s
TMntsr e .ltnts e."......""""...... sSMbt
| f:n,nnsu.afinu sud Mjlra6t oi Tho
merli,e1 Of Tie Senate and ,..,,
| Continkrnt ezpenses q TIC oea.
| Att 100 Noasc o. Mnsssfu5A-
ntea. ma y ~, tue r,n,snt Ere1s w. te7 ar4sr e.
1,Rtn9: R ~ . * ..ssy - nf};efs ~ It'd .1Hi;;i 80
| TatitngisI srsourts :. .......... II slItiSnl
| f,srfuIed apd AEaE4uurd prtl- '..'.
II ;;;. cxi; iii .id d.
1srtIy fspm thr TTesstT 1,l3t &sa9.72
Essasa tgttty..; i - ss'''eN*'
| UttaHah e1e'As'ot sAs'Ae a4s ssS.aa II
! wt:h..r.E.i. II apniiratiuns tor
| rAtcntk. Observation-Disclosures. s4s %
, 1869-11-04
rHH TEMPERANCE PARTY.

The Temperance party Of Minnesota, un-
deferred by the failure OF their friends in
Maine, nominated State ticket, which, it
waa expected, and WAS intended, would de-
feat the Republican party in The State. In
The Temperance Convention It was stated
that the only way TO force tho Republican
party TO make prohibition part Of its policy
was to defeat that party By voting for
Temperance ticket. Such ticket Was,
therefore. put in the field, and tho result
hns had tho effect Of showing how utterly
weak such movement must always prove
10 be. The vote Of the State iaa Light ona !;
but the Republican candidates asa chosen
hy tho average majority Of Tho party. No
notice thai In sovernl plaoes in this State,
especially in Bloomington, there wA =
special effort made to defeat the Repnbli-
can candidates by running Prohibition
ticket. Al hueA ueans oi promoting the
cause u temperance must provo abortivc.
The laws Of this State permit any oom-
! ,nunity to regulate hy popular vote tho Ii.
censing or prohibition Of tbs aale Of liquors
| In huch village OF town, md TINT il all the
legal nd TINT tho friends Of temperanc.
ought to a.k Of the State. Men cannot be
coercet. into temperance by n4atute my
moro than thuy can Ia made religious,
liety cannot 'U cnforced by Inv and any
atsrusYt t.y law to mike men psouA, OF sem
rerate, will lead to opposite results. Th'
cnt'cnvur To make the Republican part,
abandon oil its principles and reosganizo L
Prohibition PARTY will uovcr succeed.
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[Hk0A OER SPECIAL cORREst0xpBYT.l

bApa = few rough knocks will bring hlm ont
| Laupheti can take care Of himself In political
| nght, but nothing short Ut = downright Assaall
| Will nafe him strike back The men Who sft now
preparing to attack the uno'endln1 Governor are
| perhaps counting on an eatJ y1cturJ but Ne snail
! be sulpr.set u theJ oout s'w1sh they had neter
| begun with It before they are done. with r. II
| Wyoming were STATE, instead Of d Territory, We
should rather like 10 zee 3 good nght between
The Gofernor aud The Leztslasure: bat jast now.
| when there Is 70 much TO DO and 50 little ssoe
70 do It IN. the people are auxtous 70
bare everything 60 On smoothly, and fheJ
VIII d,sApprore OF those who cn21ge
II political qua1els. aud thas Fetasd
instead Of strancloT the welfare OF tne embryo
state But, While the Governor and the people
are anxious for harmony, the Legislature see1s
bent On a row, and nc suppo1e there will be one
As , iookef-on, We will record faithfully the pro-
g.esa Of the .sht, but We gtSe notice to adFauce,
iaar pay, gentlemen, sud no go12lnR, joS II We
| Cs1cb roo at auY mean tricks. uo1trhAudcI ucks,
! or back-Mti3g. We wul yenttlste 5ou 70 thar nos
oply the pe op.e will be ashamed ol 1ou, but you
1 viii be Ashame,I OF yourselves To tue h~g1Sess
then We say, Go IN and do yonf "oasnaesL' aod
| We advise Governor Campbell TO grd up bis
IONS: look the e1euJ IN the eJe. anI not be 50
! nsarrel thin. :nnel'' Some body 1ald the Co..
| eruo, did not Hr!te hts ntssage delivered At the
open1ug Of the Legislature, and, thereupon, his
Yxee.:cncr 1rTuetL It'll very onr messaze,
and the little nan 00t ooIf TIose IT, but, VIVA. Ii
more 10 his credn, be ca1 Nrse good deal better
| one wheu be rrteA
That We tha1l have SOME rich ideas developed
n soce ye1y auu1in9 speeches in the Wyoming
1 1fc!.,atu1e :h!s winter, have not doubt, and
| / shall .a1e care to send Tus TRBCSx soue Of
| the best OF 1he11.
Inefe are some curious fellows IN the Leg.sis-
tprt nere, and the following storY Will serve to
tlcst1ste points In the character Or . couple Of
these wor;bies:
soou attgr the Legtslsture had been called 70
meet at Cheyenne. hy the Governor, two Senator,
OF Counctlors, a. they are called here, met, wteu
the following dialogue took place:
'HelIo, Sani Will jon be ready to 60 down tc
: tho Legislature, On the Ems
"Su, Ba- I aist got1'."
I "WDy7'
"Because Tn gotn' 70 White rsae-"
, "What for. Ssm.''
= sim soin' up to light PETE
: "Pete who7"
/ AMY, my dorg Pete, Of course"
q "IInw much u bet ="
: "WA1. Bili, II you must know all about tan
!" 1Bpose oushter tel a Jon Ard art coucktr5
tco'leaguesh ~ ttsm Washington fe11era say
: iacs u, my dorg Pete has chAved up ever thin
!! Of 6orE tird around tness ere ttggtns, and can
: ret nax1 arutber nxhs. Nov. heario' te
n tner felIsEf up Il Watse Ploe Ia.
Adosg tsa: they thtok t. some, and they 70 WILL
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4014t.. ..~7a-Tao.
For the better understanding VI the dlsefslued
character of the bustness OF ibis 1flce, and It's
practical working ir Gesat1, submit tho following
dissection a. the most sprfnpriste means OF meas
urtngt art properly arptec1asi0g its importance
md nlHELltnte. ...
i STATEMENT or THE ECstsESs or TIE FIRST ACDS-
fuHs uFF1ck AND IT'S CLAEsIE1cA1ioN.
, 1869-11-04
LONDON.
Trouble Among the Tories.
Lord Derby.

=. 4 ReW Ecclesiasttc.
, 1869-11-04
The Pope and the Ecumenical
Council.
The Irish Land Question.
tFsoA oUR owx CoRRKaroxDxNE.l
f7knaK Ect 10

tFsoA oUR owx coRREarpxDxNT.l
LONDON. Oct. 49,
TIE ToRlEs-A sr11r IN cAAr.
What IL to become Of the Tories, Here Il the
Aarquia Of Salisbury, pcrhaps thelr shlest nsa,
deliberately assuring them. IN the pages Of the
t,uarse7ly Rtsi<E, that, II 1heJ cue ng for the
instltuuons OF their country, ther must not At-
tempt. for years, to get Into ONCE but must help
to keep the moderate liberals there.
sersaIsm. He will nercr forgive NJ
ul,aen Tor The Household snnnge Reform
bin. lie caltB It "that great Parliamentary snl-
eide" The Conservatives we're possessed. he
says, by "stlange trenxy.r The iall results
art ret to b. seen. Enough has occurred
10 show that a tonservattTe majority In the
Commons il now Impossible. 1t wM al
done in the hope to keep ONCE little longer,
and everything dear 10 the party VIA aAc1i6ced
This ia trut enough, hut 1t Is Tot for the Liberals
TO complain. How the 1or1ea were 60 easily led
to suppose that household suffrage could benefit
| fAsm, never could conceive From the 1rst It
was evident that tho largo towns the suffrage once
extended 10 houscho1ders, wooid govern Ehe
| country, aud the Large towns arc against every
fsR Of privilege When household Suffrage wsa
| proclaimed IN England, she koell was sounded OF
Etatc Churches. Of beredliAtJ 1eRsisturca and, Ia
| tho eonrse Of line, OF the hereditary monarchy.
Thc Ne7f0hs h{c A. nAnd, and rue VIII 10 lse t1c1o
| viii come.
The Naran1 or sal!ssurT nsa = lingering hope
I that Mr. aiadA.onnr lEtSn land measure will turn
out 10 be sone Innocent scheme which the mod.
erata Liberals viii be alsd to accept and he ufHes
the Torea to 3upport It. and not to to1n the ts,st
catho4lcs and the 1tadleais IN opposition Ths
lst,er game hks been plAIe.i bF Mr. Dlsrael
tefore, and Always with d!tastef TO Tori prlnct
pieA Should Nj. Gladstone be put aside By suct
IN alliance, the Tories on coming into ol1lc<
would hare to bid higher. aud would he bound Il
lutEoance bIl JET moro directed xusinst ha ex
rlutise clsxs- 50. either WAY. the people win II
the great t0asscs these party l1atrelb hare bn
little intesett. They lpow the measuret the!
want, and II one ret viii not supply them, anothe
| 1Llist
Lord Derby hss been 4 tower, q fortress. pei
Istnal rock OF defence to English couserra.,aI
apd hla rruosA from puhilc uie ID bcuosnes
1aaI reasion he cop1i not leaf, but he WAS IN tn
fn!s!.t Of his party. and bis mere presence ~aa .
| encouragement The last time heard him apes
J ac lrsnetl On blu sttck and munb!ed out many I
bis trn1ences. There wAs hurst Of the old llI
once uT twice, but t. WIS followed hJ IN intesv
. Of exhaustion. llis political easeer has been Of
> ling tTuIn Of fai,rrcA lie was lhc ressonltcas:c
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issatd amounts u she ass.tgle 70 sfes .asl go,
aud bonds l4ued to railroad carpossuone inter-
tots Of ys!f vi $50, o which The is1Kest portion
Is held hJ psoktng 1od other corporations, e.
MI on md non.1ersdea,s Of ihe County,, de reg
tstetrd interest Of which, oe!uE rec.iqtsd bF ~
to1peya, presents u once an IDEA q the maxa+
ica! e, ,su.natoa necessaI1 to the adlcssneuto Of
| LIS c123s Of accGonts- M .....
e1am,net, res!siere.i. nled ard lated ior the use
| rowers Of a,.crneJ and teslauensary evidence OF
| tarEe ussa OF pote11 Of zltotneJ 70 cover Special
rss sEent~, tAi. when added to those OF prer!ola
ptns aey es s q Il isfn ls psesa
| OF the huEea1
Ttese bond1 the Interest Of which Is payable
eenkannualt. constitute . rerl IMPORTANT item
10 The IasoFs OF the disttlon. Efo1, recent
charges uaGe In the 1end,son and reimburse
isni @ T1e%ssnIeTs r % Il Fniisdelpats. New fork, md
Eokten stel: and u.p.thly from all other aIeacte4
fois q q "a I'd
tsIsd during tae 5ess, embracing The SUN o. s'7s''
E1rsr71oS or csrrxp STATS STOCKS, Etc.
the humber and amount Of this class Of Accounts
rtcetsa sahle and audited for an5 period q re Jsa
dcptnts ent.1el, upoa the expiration Of loaas az
! lER, due, atd pay able. Tie redemption q toMso
Sta1es oGrds bang xsstsnahle, rcquNes ne saIle
| care 6Ed sCIuLtE5 IN f0tN GI2111EAtiV4 - Its1o-
tered interest," md the sane aatnos11J OF at,orney.
sttp Il requlslte TO realize their redemption.
1nx Flox1ISG DIET. GE cTEEEAct oHI1uAstOss J.
consisting Of Treasury notes tf FsHous tssasa 5
ce9f1ucaIea Of Indebtedness. AID CERTIFICATES ol ae
poels Tor temporary lnan, although dlnloss9taG u
number, are t11n laIEelf represented IN the stsu1
! uc1 ii the c.ttsoo-
| MISCELLANEOUS.
The settlement Of the accounts Of ne CoAettosi
Of Custprrs for Tre11ufJ notes EeeetScd for ontea
and war bounty sc7ip .ssued under act Of Feofoar
n Ii. 1sa;, and money ela:naed ia lieu Of bout.
land scrip together with certificates tssae to tns
Tres4urer OF the United States to rttuourse hi
accpuct for che destruction OF the various t1sne1
. OF Treasury notes aud olhtr government oAl<a
tons embraces, with the accounts classloed, tae
t pttncipal b1k mess Of The dtr1aion- 49,
4IST AcFprxr AND O1HEKs -C0SbkSsxb S94l1
; NENT. -.
Bullion ACCOUNTS Of the Alnt Of The United StsIe
| md hs1nene& aud AsssJ O1ce, New fark-
. Accounts Of ordinary expenses Of the Bant.
; Accotnts Of The 5ec1etat1e4 1f the Territories
i I Accounts Of The Governors OF the Territories.
Accounts OF supervising and other Agents Of tn
, ! TYeA4nt3 Department, and OF o11cera Of foe arm
: fcr tapt1rtd 2nd abandoned property.
Quarterly ss.a1J certificates.
. Srcocnts Tor defence OF suits IN the Coct 9
C1Atp& .-..,
!. Tne BOLTON account os the Mill, FaGadeirals
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-07

ANOTHER OLD LAND MARK GoNE.--
Dr.. John D. Porter, one Of our Oldest
and most respected oitissus, died at bis
residence near this place on the morning
Of the Sd inst. Dr, Porter was born in
fredericksburg, Virginia, in 1904, being
65 years Of sge a the time Of bis death.
He studied medicine at Port Royal, Vir-
ginia. in the years 1s25-8-7, and gradu.
sted as N. d. in tho Medical Department
Of the University Of Pennsylvania in the
spring Of 1880. He removed to Troy in
1885. Pr many years heprac.ieed medi.
cine At this place, and wat very successful
as practitioner. He was unmarried, but
leaves . sister and Two brothers. Judge
Gilchrist Porter and Chas. u. Porter
together with = largs circle Of friends
aud acquaintances' to mourn his loss. .
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-07
FAnx OsuA,r..,Q,E Ruts - -. ~

FARM 0ysANls1sA -But ~ protest
smphaticaliy agaiust the, practice Of ex1
pending al the taste, time and labor in
fhS' S'Adosnnent ofa front Sard.. The ont
look from the rear windows Of . home
shoald b % knxiyihg. - from ths front,
The exit from the rear Of the house
shopld he ~ ,gratifyins.as from The front,
We want the ipaids Of the platter, cleau
- vail u The onhida. Ard lie same
harmonious system should extend 10
every field on the farm. Vines should
clanAer over outhousss, old stsmpS, cad
al uueouth objects that cannot bs re-
moved, svsn though ths vines b. pothiua
hnt hops or woodbises. Groaps Of ever.
greens ordseiduoas trees esshsHbAshould
screen and sselude the indispensable ap1
-lpp6ttslsaSss iof's ifarn which Sys il them,
ssltss only necessities. .. GeeuPs otstreed
in every 1eld srss not only profitable ALI
tjsa they d. shads thsgiai1 sshAwASk
but break the neneteuy, and relieve thu
eye and heart Of the husbahdman, % well
a. afford 'tnimals protection from sun and
Storm - e. 49, .-'~ - -s.- ID
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-07

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,x-ISs>~.,.:sxSIrpxzn.r ri
W. 3.I.shs,Ij9,.IS Ss.h SSs.yh
"rss.yssIh, SScs;ns
geoCstss:: ov;'ns.s 70 Wy no.sIv..'s .ss"as
sIo oDD'ng .s I.ns, 1pc, oeip oo1..SSsT ..0.i,s
.s.r I'LL" n.oa M WIN ~ oj1 ls' 10y "s"...S % ";.r
s.s s'ss ~ SSy ~, ,dynGsvvS;,sN6x
.uo ny. w. Ps.l.s
uco' 1os osse 70 wclSn reIst y .C'
OF morgan mare e'enteen yeats o'o,
Cwneo ~, oy 2. "Vrss, me-, 1ssrny is%s. =.
W. Soclt 1's rss s,t.ts. I III III sSaiS SysH
90 S uet s.:. .s.: 'ol 'ne sMSS"Ss. ~ ~. s"N .s
f.Ps et'nng , woL.s ""Ts " ".:..: as w oO"
,,ss .IsssH s'%o'. Ssesss. ssSs'UI S,%.,s w.s
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ouIJ Si,s soe% .a ~ ~ VIZ ~ sSI ~" o lin
'IU.ue sO sus.scsSts '?9ess!sSTi's - ~" ~
w e''sa as .S.a IN 70 s. e.0" ~ ~. ia - ,;.~ M.
81 ~ sfs!Go - sa!1X EEi iI@ik TYP III ~ n,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-07
~ IN sEsh. u
Final settlement.

H.. ess:'ss e. Z 2 &
tho estate OF Chas. J. CLARK, deceased, will make
. nnal ssttlensat Of biz aduinistrasien u raid
estate st The nsxp N Novsubss tsrn Of the Lincoln
County Court, to be begun and held In Troy on
Monday, the 9Th ds7 Of November, 1869.
oo7n4l WALKER DAVIS, admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-07


RAIss MpRs Sioux. Raise more stoek.
lot that, be the motto Of farmers through.
out the entireWest Ttcosts TOO much to
ship grain 10 the seaboard. Let as con-
vert our grain and grasses into beef and
pork and wool, aud then We can afford to
ship. The West 10 presmiusutly an q
ricultural country, but its agriculture
will never be remunerative 90 long as wo
depend upon shipping our corn and wheat
aud oats 10 Eastern markets. There. ID
too much loss In freight and hssdliag.
Let N get The best breeds, of horses and
cattle, sheep and hegs put thsunpop OF
luxuriant pastures, and let them convert
our enormous crops Of grain into bone and
muscle, which will be Of sufficient value
to bear shipment. Ths2 uunber oI
horses, cattle, sheep aud hogs IA ~
State Of cIllinois, Missouri and lows
might b at least doubled were our agri.
culture directed 10 proper channels with
., corresponding increase in The ovalaa d
the products Of the farm. As . rule
every farmer in tho States above named
should raise stock enough TO- consume
every bushol Of grain produced on bis
farm. He will 6nd that taking one yesl
with anot thtr, be can thus secure nearly
double the price for his grain shat ht
would woro he to haul it to market and
sell it at the current prioe.-Moutcsum,
"pP"unes"' mr. r = =
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-07
rina.I settlement.

IN ested that the undsrsigned, administrator
do benis non Of Thomas u Wight, deossssd,
will make nnAi tettlsment OF bis sdministrs-
tion Of said sstats p ths next Govsnbss term 81
the Linsotn, oouatI ooaj%, - tsesn and held In
II T., T. ss isss
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-07
-Xdun1nfstrator's Notice.

N Esrssioa were s!sss.d e ths uSasisisnsd
on the estate Of VIM. G. sitton, deceased, on the
18th day Of August, $3.50, BY the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Lincoln county, Mo-
are ;sS ia 70 sshiSit tSs;s s ths sanS ktrstc.
for klf61aios within dnS yer from M dAts si
said letters or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said sstatss end II not exhibited
within two years from the date Of said letters they
will b forever barred.
ee7Aaie sss s.. ~ q. stTToN, Spr.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-07

NroFIctas Aepby igivh 70 III llporsons iuttr-
estate Of Ernest Teipel, deceased, will make .
6nal settlement Of bis sdminisystion Of said o.
tato at the next November tsfm Of the Lincoln
county Court, to be begun and held In Troy on
Mondsy, the eth 6,,ys AZ q ySSsSI.ss. .SI Ss$a.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-10-07
Final Settlement.

NoTCE 10 hereby given 70 al persons inter.
~ ested that the undersigned, administrator oi
the eepartnerslip estsO Of Owinp and Allen
Of his aduinistration Of said estate at tho nsx
November term of the Lincoln County Court, to
be begun and held In Troy Oh Monday the sth
day Of November, 1869.
Oo7n4i k FJoe.D. ALtEN, sdm'r.