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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04
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Business Directory.
The Name, Business and Location Of
~ , Leading Houses. -,

q
Agricultural .Depst ana seed Store.
WIN ,KOENIG d co, 2O7 N Second street
'''"u,.H Aromatic Wine. ,Iom Ins
Cider --ss MissOuff.S
GREEN & CLARK, 1000 2OO2 Pine street
lI o. CarPets, Mlcl0ths, &c.g ,v
FINNEY & McGRATR, 4os N Fourth stree,
HART POWELL, 40 and 4l2 N Fifth street
Druggists-Wholes
A A hRLLIER, 900 n Main, cor Washington ay
Dry Goods.
JOHN q ALLEN 4 SON, bll N Main street
"a ter Family Medicines.
M @ ASK HARTEB 4 co, 724 N Main street
Glass and Queenswars.l essn
WHITMAN GLASS 4, ,QUEENSwARR CO.,
lis N. Main street, bet. Chesnht and Pine.
jones' Commercial College.
w JOHNSON, Man. Prin., s W cor 9Th i Olive
Lumber Merchants.
SCHNELLE 4 QUERL y wcor 6tA 4 Mallspphy
n kBR0THERroN, Yard Office s03a Broadway
Once Sty Locust street. g11 ~ ieat
Merchant Tailor.
n r SMUCKER, SIT Olive street t'@
.r. 9oJ1s Marble Dealcrs. aG
Park McCLINTOCK, 5th street aad Wash
ington avenue N'#as nNl .afs af ~
Piano Ware Rooms.
Mrs A POMMER, 7l2, Chesnut street.
Regalia, Flags aud Society Goods.
PARS0N d co, 7l6N Fourth street N
RI R0SEBROU1H SONS, I49l Broadway
b t4 Vinegar MatufAetHgere ase'.
ALDEN 4 CL0UGH, SIS and 3i7 Spruce street
Watches. Jewettv Scs A2c
d. Q. JACCARD 4 co., Ael 4 AQaN. Fourth st.
EDWARD MEAD 4 Co, 3o4 N Fourth street.
JEliU SYLVESTER, 3lo N Fourth street,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

The Bethany Watchmau says the
chiuch- bug is iujuring tho wheat In that
country to some extent. Some farmers
are rolling their wheat to kill the bugs
and level the ground. fst.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

NJ. s. Ballinger invites the public to
call and examine his stock Of drugs,
paints, oils, glass and other goods, all Of
which be will sell below old fashioned
Troy "bottom prices"
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Fire In Louisiana.
Especial Dispatch to the Hsrald.l

LoUIsIANA, Mo, May l.
A large machine snd plow factory,
owned by Thos. W. Whitney. burned
down here early Sunday morning. When
6rst discovered the Ere was in the second
story, and is supposed to have been set
on FIRE. The second story was entirely
consumed and the lower story partially.
Loss about 81, 500, mostly covered by in-
surance.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

M. O. W. Hamilton, Of the arm Of
Block b Hamiltou, dry goods merchants
of Auburn, has bought Mr.. Blocks in.
terest 10 the store, and will hereafter con.
4ucA the business alone.
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Final settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby giyss that the under signed,
~ sdministrator Of the estate OF Carson Kin g
deceased, will make dual settlement Of bis ad
ministration Of said estate at the next term Of
the Probate Court VI Lincoln county, Mo-, to be
begun and held in Troy. on Monday, July 10,
1871. [m4nisl JN0. q SALNoNs, sdmr.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

The Clarksville Sentinel says Judge
Hicks and Capt. Clifford, of that city,
started for Colorado last Monday, in
quest Of good health.
The same paper says the residence Of
r. @. Turner, about . mile from town,
was consumed by fire on Monday night
Of last week.
During the prevalence of high winds
last week 9 limb Of . tree fell on vii.
liam Forgey and hurt him badly but not
fatally.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

SOMETHING FOR THE LADIEs.-M. s
Ballinger has q lot of Gold-foil, Silvet
foil and Tissue papers, tube paints, &c.
which be will sell cheap.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

Missouri STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL Con.
vENTIoN.-We learn from the State SEQ.
retary, j. w. Mcintyre, St. Louis, that
the indications are, there will be large
and interesting gathering ut St. Joseph,
at the Annual Meeting Of this body on
June goth, 21st, and 22d. The Secretary
will be glad to send blanks for statistical
report to the State Convention.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

Louisiaus has new Episcopal Church
that cost $4,000.
Its supposed that the bridge at St.
Charles will be completed by June 1st
The Episcopalians Of New Florance
(only Eve or six Of them in number) are
building . neat little church in that place,
which will cost about two thousand dol.
lars.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

We were wrong in the statement, last
week, that Mr.. Murphy had sold his liv
cry stable. ta. I..
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

good Farm for sale within 4 miles Of Troy
Apply to T. J. WEBB, Agent, Troy, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

If you want the best of Oils, White
Lead, and Paints Of various hues and
colors, NJ. 8. Ballinger's is the place to
get them. ...
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MARRIED.,

On the 9Th ult., by Rev. Geo. Smith, s. N.
STR AUBE, Of Montgomery county, and Miss
IVA A. ALLEN Of Lincoln county.
On the eth Of April. 1871, by Justice David
Allen, at bis residence In this county, LEE
FRANK and Miss EMALlNE TILLER.
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For Initial Note, Letter, Cap and
othcr writing papers, and for Envelopes
Of oil sises and colers. 30 to MI Bal
lipgerS. 81 b. "a sfaa sar
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POSTAL ARRANGEMENTs.

POSTAL ARRANG EN- ENTSs
DEPARTURES OF NAILS.
or wentsvills, daily {excspt Sunday )steoof.n ~.
Lost Branch, Monday. ay."..""..-..7.SoA.N n.
Auburn, Tues, Thurs, sat."...-"..s.oo
Ashley, Wednesday and saturday...s.oo
High Hin and Truxton, Fridsy,....7.oo
Cap.au-G -Gris,. Saturday s..".... .."."..7.3o
The msils close at O'Clock on the evening
revious 10 their departures.
ARRIVALS.
From weatsville daily (sxcept Sunday 500 P. n
Asa Lost Branch, Mondsys".."-"....6.oO
Auburn, Tues, Thurs. and Sat.."...4.00
Ashley, Tuesday and Friday,"."."t.oo
High Hill and Truxton, Saturday 800
{ Il Cap-au- Girls, Saturday y...-........""6oo
B. CRUMP, P. NJ.
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LOCAL AND COUNTY.

"Hail bsauteous May, that doth inspire
Mirth and youth and warm DESIRE"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

Twenty No. l Texas Horses, now on my farm,
Z miles west Of Troy, Lincoln county, Mo.
May 4, 1871. e. R.sYDN0R.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

A misunderstanding Of the manuscript
caused us to make most egregious error
in the following notice, last week. We
have corrected and republish for the ben.
eft of those whose minds may have been
muddled by the 6rst publication. Ed.
Herald.
NOTICE.
To the Delinquent Taxpayers of Lincoln
county:
Many persons complain to me that they have
paid their taxes while you have not, and that
by reason of your failure to pay, their taxes are
increased and that I, as a sworn officer, do not
discharge my duty faithfully aslong as I neglect
to enforce the law in your case. Remember that
there is no property exempt under the law, and
that the law requires me to levy and sell for de.
lnquent taxes, just the sane as under executions.
Though the collection of the taxes by levy
and sale will to me be very unpleasant ard un-
profitable, yet, in Wow of the above facts, and
the additional fact that the delinquent list il
much too large, I shall, after the lst day Of
June, proceed to collect them.
Delinquent tax payers, do you know that you
arc paying Is per cent. on your taxesf and
would It not bo better for you to borrow st teu
per cont?
You had better sell your property, yourself
You will thereby save costs snd got twice .,
much for it, for you know that property sold
under the hammer does not generally bring more
than one-hslf It's value.
r. WING, Collector.
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Receipts and Expenditures

Of She Town Of Troy for the Fiscal Year
Fading April 9Oth, 1871.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-05-04

WIN. FRAZIER, Mayor.
WILL. II. YouNG, Treasurer.
E. N. BoNFILs, Clerk.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-18
THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS.

LONDON. October II.
Mr.. Bradl0w, at on immense meeting, de-
cared the Queen insane and demanded Re-
gency entrusted to the judges OF law and
equity Till the Republic was established
1t Is reported that the disaster to the City Of
Paris was caused by an error In the telegraph
signal. The vessel Is safe.
passenger train was wrecked in Scot
land. Two persons were killed and fifteen
wounded.
Three thousand persons perished in the
Chinese flood.
BERLIN, October IT,
After the Emperor's speech the Relchstag
adjourned. No quorum.
CUNsTANTINoPLE, October II.
The cholera Is again epidemic, sixty deaths
taking place in TWO days, two OF whom were
EngllsEuen.
The BIen Public ministerial organ) an.
nounces that Prince Bismarck and Ponyer-
Quarter yesterday signed the long-pendlng
treaty between France and Germany. The
financial portion of the convention Is definitely
concluded by the signatures of the two minis
ters. That portion of it which relates to the
regulation OF custom duties must be submitted
to the German Relchrath for ratification
With the conclusion OF the treaty, Prince
Bismarck agrees to release the bankers
who were guarantees OF the payment OF
the indemnity, and accepts as sufficient
the official guarantee Of Theirs and Pom
yer. f.Quertier. The financial portion OF the
treaty provides that the balance OF the lndem-
nifty money remaining due by France shall be
paid In specie bills to the amount OF 80. 600 900
francs every fortnight until the entire balance
is l!quidatej, such payments to commence on
the 18th OF January next. 1t is further stipu-
lated that six OF the departments of France,
now occupied by German troops, shall be
evacuated Immediately. Thirty thousand Ger
man troops are to remain IN France pending
the Liquidation of the indemnity, but 1t Is
agreed that II the terms OF the convention ore
faithfully carried out that this number will be
reduced at the end OF six months from the
signing OF the treaty. President Theirs, infor-
mally announcing the signing OF the treaty to
the Legislature, said that In the matter OF
customs the principle of reciprocity Is recog-
niZed
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"MUCH ADO 1BOUT NOTHING. !"
A Specimen Ku-Klux Witness.
From the Columbia Phenix.l

On Sunday morning it was reported that
veritable Ku-KluX mad been captured In New
berry County By United States Deputy Mar
shall Bunch, assisted by detachment from the
Eighteenth regiment, United States army, on
Friday night last, and had been brought 10
this city on Saturday. We were curious
enough 10 attend the examination OF the case,
which took place before a. II. BoOzer, United
States commissioner, yesterday. We wished
TO see q Ku-KluX and hear about them. We
found the prisoner nice-looking young farm
er, whose face showed no fear or cunning
but, on the contrary, was calm and collected.
Mr.. Worlhington, OF our city. (of late,)
represented the prosecution. hessrs. Falr,
Pope L Pope, OF Newberry, appeared for
the prisoner. The prisoner, by his coun-
sci, waived any preliminary examination and
moved ior hall. Mr. Worthlngton insisted upon
the introduction oil testimony to tx amount OF
bail, which was allowed. The lrosecutor, Ed
ward Chalmers. o colOred man of Newberry,
alter being sworn, testified that during the
last of August, 1871, party OF seven men-all
wearing dsguises-came upon him; shot hlm
with u ball from q pistol, and whipped him
most numerically with white-oak splits.
That he recognized two of them Butler,
The prisoner, and Procter-and that he
recognized these By their names being
called and the voice OF cutler. On
being crosseXamined, he admitted tnat
lie WuS Ouly W lCSOSui6O INV
two by their names being called and the voice
of one OF them. That there was no lll-"ili ex.
isting in the prisoner toward him, except
because he, the prosecutor, had stolen hog
which belonged to poor colored woman IN
the employ Uf Mr. Butler; and that he had been
convicted before Trial Justice Smith for the
theft At this point, the prosecutor showed
great hesitancy, but the commissioner and his
counsel, Mr.. Worthipgton, were equal 10 the
emergency. They stopped the counsel for NE
prisoner. 1t would not do for the prosecutor
10 be shown man destitute of all character
convicted thief. This would not sub
serve party purposes. They put II,
however, upon The ground that the testl-
mony was irrelevant. Here the testimony
closed. The commissioner fixed the bail at
$4,000, which being instantly given. MIR. Butler
Was released from custody. Now. it will be
said that this was white mans revenge upon
a poor negro for having, nearly ten months
before, exercised his right to vote What pit
itul straits have this party reached, when such
testimony Is relied upon as the basis OF such
statements. This Edward Chalmers was, we
understand, convicted by jary OF his own
color of the theft before referred to. And. to
our mind. II is much more likely that some Of
his own race inflicted this punishment than
that it was The work uf white men.
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THE GROWING COTTON NCROP-REDUC
TION OF THE OFFTCIIL ESTIMATE.
WASHINGTnN- d

WASHINGTON, D. c., October IT,
The official report from the agricultural
bureau says:
1.-THE cotton returns of October are no more
favorable than those of the preceding months.
In no State is the average of September fully
sustained. The general average Of condition
In the first week Of the present month is sew
enty-six per cent, against eighty per cent. In
September. In some sections in the Missssip-
pi Valley and in Texas, improved prospects
ure reported, while the preponderance of tes-
timony In the Southwest as we'll as on the At
lantic coast, favors further reduction of the
expected yield. The percentage ofcondtion
Carolina so, South Carolina Is, Georgia 72,
Florida 73, Alabama IS, Mississippi 76, Louis
lana 73, Texas y, Arkansas So. Tennessee 81.
The injuries reported are from rust, shedding of
bolls prematurely, sufficiently low temperature
to check development of bolis in the more north
ern lalitudes, foods and foundations In Flor
ida and Georgia, sprouting or rotting of bolls
from rains, droughts In The section west of
Georgia, and the boil and army worms of Mis-
sissippl and the more western States. 1t does
not appear that the losses from insects are
general or very serious, with few isolated
exceptions. Drought should be credited with
larger proportion of the depreciation than
any other assigned cause, Notwithstanding the
fact that cotton endures lack OF moisture bet
ter than other crops. Present indications
do not point 10 crop OF more than three mil
lions of bales. II the remaining season should
be untavorable for the development and gath
ering of The fibre, still lower result must be
accepted"
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Insurance Matters,
NEW YORK. October II

NEW YORK. October lG.
receiver has been appointed for the Full
ton Fire Insurance Company, of Brooklyn,
which, stockholder swore, became insolvent
owing to the Chicago fire. The Phoenix In
surance Company, of Brooklyn, adjusted its
loss by the Chicago fire BY draft sent to
Hart. Aster Il Co. The board of directors of
the Home Insurance Company today unani.
mously adopted resolution to hll up ts capt.
tai stock TO 50. 500, 900 at the earliest pracca.
BILE moment. This will restore the Homes as
sets 10 nearly if not quite four millions after
every cent OF Chicago losses have been paid.
The Manhattan Company, with has an
nouneed suspension Of busineE:, expects to
meet all losses. The Continental lost about
million, being much less than their immense
surplus, and doubled its capital, and after pay
ing losses will have assets Of two million tor
new business.
Superintendent Miller will issue tomorrow
a circular calling upon all New York fire insur-
ance companies to report under oath their
losses at Chicago, and also their present stand
ing. This will be followed By an examination
of the separate companies. The Union Fire
Insurance Company, OF San Francisco, tele-
graphs to its agency to pay Chicago losses aud
continue its business.
HARTFORD, October II. =
The North American Insurance Company
have made an assignment to William G..
Hastings.
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~ SHAVING sALooN.-MR. J. h.
wEICHMAN will superlntend the business lately
conducted by Mr.. LoMBARDo, and will be
pleased to see bis friends and the patrons Of the
establishment, at the Old Stand, In Market street,
where 40 pains will be spared oplease.
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THE F.1IRS.

ATLANTA, October II.
The fair opened yesterday with greater sue
cess than the hrst day OF last Year. Growus
Al Macon only the buildings were opened
Yesterday for the reception of articles Tor ex-
Eihition. The entries are unusually large.
RALEIGH, N. c., October II.
The exhibition Of tile State Fair in cattle,
horses and hogs are unsurpassed. The agri-
cultural EXHIBITION is complete.
SAVANNAH, October II.
Preparations for the exposition OF the In
dus,ra Association OF Georgia, To be held
here on the 2lst November, are nearly com.
plete.
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SplRKS FROM THE HIRES.

Brigham Young appeared in court yester-
dov and pleaded not guilty. No excitement
w Judge Chase is presiding at special term
of the Supreme Court, which began on Mon
day. ,.,o,ar IN Gan Fran.
cisco was killed by his Chinese walters, and
saloon-keeper was killed in cold blood by
customer.
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THE coLoRED MEMS CONTENTION
The Probable Planks of the Platform
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS

COLUMBIA. October II.
The National Convention of Colored Men
meets tomorrow at noon. Delegates are here
from all The Southern States. Lieutenant.
Governor Ransier will be temporary and par
haps permanent chairman. Grants admins.
tration will be endorsed, but his denomination
not recommended. The convention will favor
strict enforcement of the civil law, universal
amnesty, and the encouragement of education
by the National Government.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-18
ptRTY OF AMERICANS SEIZE A NO
VI SCOTL1S SCHOONER.
NEW YnRK Nntn.

NEW YORK, October II.
The New York Herald has special from
Gloucester reporting that the schooner Horton
,vas taken from the harbor OF Guysboro', Nova
Scotia. by party OF men from Gloucester.
The Horton is now due at Gloucester. 1t is
stated that British guuboat was seut In pur-
snit OF the schooner, and is now of Cape Ann,
will the intention OF recapturing the schoon-
er. An American gunboat Is gone to prevent
The recapture in American waters. The affair
ts believed to be OF great gravity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-18

@ HABIT, IF NOT NECESSITY,
make hair Dressing indispensable to many.
The new "VlGoR," which DR.. AYERS laboratory
Issues, is one OF the most delightful we hsve ever
used. 1t restores not only the color, but gloss
and luxuriance to faded and gray hair.
fmw-nET
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funeral Notlrfs.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintance Of Mr.. DIEDRICH wRHRs, Of Mr..
and 8. H. Willie, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fischer, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser.
vices OF the former at his late residence, corner Of
Coming and Montague streets, THIS MORNING, at
10 O'Clock. without further Invitation. octls."
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THE LOUISI n LEVEES.

NEW ORLEANS, October II.
r Governor Warmoth writes the parish juries
that he is convinced the Louisiana Leyee Com
many ia unable to meet the expectation of the
pubIc by preparing tor the tall and spring rise
in the river 1t now rests with tne parish au-
thorilies to take measures 10 prolec' 'nem-
selves.
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~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-oFFICAL RAFFLED
NUMBERS.
CLASS No. 17s-MoREINa.
58-24-51-47-2S-7- -69-19--l3
As witness OUT hand at Columbia this 18th day OF
October, 1871. FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
Oct3 Sworn Commissioners
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GERMAN
SOOTHING CORDIAL,
FOR INFANTS TE6THINc.

This Is the best Medicine for Infants and young
Children ever offered to the public 1t s carefully
prepared from the best Drugs, according to pre-
scription furnished by q distinguished German
Physician OF large and successful practice, and
has been tried and approved by many or our best
physicians. 1t Is specially adapted to the diseases
incident to childhood during the trying period Of
teethlng, and recon- Yends itself for the cure
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Collie, Gripping In th
Bowels, Summer Complaint, &c. 1t teontains
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~ DISINFECTANTS. TS.-THoSE IN
want OF DISINFECTANTS will find a full assort.
ment at the Drug Store OF DR.. H. aER, in Meet.
Ing strest. sepl
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MORE DEF.iLC1TIONS.

WASHINGTON, October II.
General Bulloch, the paymaster of the
Freedmen's Bureau, Is suspended for lTreSu-
larities. His arrest had been ordered, but is
withheld for explanation. Rumors OF de-
falcatlon are rite. There Is run on the Freed
mems Savings Bank in consequence.