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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
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A Washington telegram says that
Grants recent proclamation is but the
fore eruuuer of martial law and the sus-
pension Of che writ Of habeas corpus os
provided by The Fourth section Of the
act of April 20. This says that any
Ku .klu1 organization or combination
shall be deemed rebellion against the
government, the limits Of which shall
be prescribed by proclamation and
by commanding the insurgents to dis,
perso before the privileges Of the writ Of
habsas corpus are suspended. A promi-
neut member Of the government, and also
leading Republican, stated to day thai
the arrange sments of the civil and military
for wholesale arrests Of members Of the
Ku klux klan had been perfected and
that the country would be surprised, l
the proclamation were not needed, BY
the arrest of we'll known southern men
And thus the work Of Capitalization, b.
the aid OF Saso4e's, &s&oys shs psoP's'
'iibesties,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
Texas Redeemed.

The result of the election in Texas, by
which four Democratic Congressman are
secured beyond question, is all the more
gratifying because of the extraordinary
means resorted to by Governor Davis to
prevent a fair expression of the people.
The issue was direct and positive between
tho administration and the Democratic
party-the powers Of darkness aud the
powers of light-and nobly have the
citizens Of the Lono Star State acquitted
themselves, in view of all the untoward
circu instances by which thoy were sur
rounded.
This victory more than Offsets the per
petuated ascendency Of Republicanism in
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Iowa. because
in each of those States the party was II
the full flush Of power, and favored by al
aggregation of probabilities that rendered
its overthrow by the Democracy q grsa
doubt No songuiue anticipations wsr
entertained Of any different result frou
that which has just been chronicled
Texas, however, like = brand from tn
burning has been rescued. The admin
istration overreached itself in its gree
of power. 1t miscalculated altogothe
the reaction that had been set in motto
there, and may now reflect at it's leisuI
upon the folly Of attempting by the sho
OF bayonets and an array of arbltrar
regulations, to curb the people dsts
mined to be rid Of bad government.
y st. Louis Times. n.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

REFoRMERs.-Twenty millions of dol
lars is Q small sum of money in Uncle
Samuel's pocket, SO she Collectors Of In.
ternal Revenue concluded that inasmuoh
as he wuuld not miss it they would ap'
proprlate it to their own use. This they
did, dividing it among each other in
sums ranging from ten thousand to halt
o million dollars each. Secretary Bout
we'll, to show his appreciation Of thsi'
zeal, made out q list Of them, with th'
amount assigned to each, and sent it t.
Congress with his compliments. Th'
exact footing of this little steal is $2O,.
700, ,9SS.33. Some cross. grained Dem
ocrats suggested the propristy Of arrest
ing the defaultsrs and making them dis
gorge. The proposition was received witt
horror. This noble army Of rsformer
must not be interfered with.-Pittsbur
Post. -,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

One of the most lamentable results Of
the great fire in Chicago is the destruo
ton of the Cook county records. This
is . calamity that affects every real es
tate owner injuriously, and will doubtless
lead to much embarrassing litigation
hereafter. If the abstract firms have
saved their papers, aud had their work
we'll posted up to date, it will help mat
tsrs very considerably, but of this We
have no known certainty. No disaster
could we'll be conceived more grave thar
the destruction, not only Of such an im
mense amount Of property, but Of every
chain of tithe by which it was held.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
Death or Elder r. n. Alice.

The Columbia (Mo Statesman says;
"Another of the old Snd honored oiM-
seas Of Boone, Elder 1homas u. Alies,
has recently been called to hia reward.
He died on the 10Th iust., aged "a years"
Tho Boone county court and tho town
trustees of Columbis adopted resolutions
xp,cssins their rsgret and sorrow and
the executive coumittee OF the curators Of
the State Uni,orsity, OF uhick ho was
member, sdop.ea tho following pnpes;
"Wc have learned. sith deep segret,
the death Of Eldes Allen, who on this
day thirty two years ago-Oct. 10, 1888
ON tho organization oe tho Board Of
cusatoss Of the University, was a mem
Der, and was elected hrst Vice President,
Of the Board, the late Judge Wm. Scott
of our Supreme court baing At the same
time elected first President Of the Board.
thus for nearly generation has our do
parted Brother Curator signslized his
devotion to the cause Of education, and
testified his earnest love for this institu.
ton, Of which he has been so long, and
so largely n part; always, whether in or
out Of the Board, watching its interests
with an anxious eye, laboring for it with
unwearying zeal, aud with friendship
as wise and intelligent MS it wac unsolGsh
and constant.
Gifted by nature with personal eraces
Of no ordinary type, he was yet further
adorned with the grace that cometh down
from above; and in his high Office Of o
Christian minister, bore himself &C
: meekly, and wus so winning and
lovely in his character that senti-
ments Of high regard and warm
earnest friendship went out to him, il
fullest sympathy, no more freely from
those of his own communion than from
y persons Of different associations. Iii
prominent characteristic, next to clear
y settled convictions, was zeal and ii
whatever cause engaged, what he foun'
to do he did with his might. Broad il
his views, generous in his nature, he wa
i liberal and catholic in his feelings ; wit
,. kind word and an open hand for ever
" good work. Fully matured, mellowe
,. ). and ripened by age, as shock OF cor
in his season, our venerable friend, afte
. a very brief illness, has laid down tn
&c burdens Of life and it is the privileg
j. of his surviving friends to commit hi
body to the earth with earnest, livin
Is hope and trust in the resurrection, an
o. the life everlasting, which for half cer
,. j. tury have claimed his labors, and inspire
10 10 his thought, and warmed his heart.
Fe We shall miss from our councils h
.. D. venerable form, and the suggestions
Il, his large expericr ce-but his impre
~ will remain, and his works will testify
J = what he was.
- Death hath mad no b, each
1e In love and sympathy, in hope and trust;
n No outward sight or sound our ears may reach
~ But there's an inward spiritual speech,
=" That greets us still, tho mortal tongue be du
1t bids do the work that they laid down,
OF Take up the song whore they broke of the stra
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

A fatal accident occurred near Rolla
last week which resulted in the death
Of tho Hon. Louis Hu ffmaster, who re.
presented his county (Dent) in tho Leg
islature in 1868. 1t seems that no, in
company with two other gentlemen, was
going to Salem in q carriage. As they
were going down a steep hill the horses
became unmauageable and overturned
the carriage, throwing the entire party t.
I the ground. Mr.. Hufmaster fell upo'
his head and was instantly killed. Hi
companions wero but slightly injured.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

HORSE SToLEN.-Last Thursday O
valuable horse was stolen from Rev. K.
b. Smith, of this city. The stable was
CLOSED but not locked, and IN the morn
ing the door Of tho stable and the gate
of the stable yard, which had also beer
closed, were both open. One foot prin
was visible in the stable, evidently made
by q neat trim boot 1t was SO dust,
that to track the horse was impossible
The animal was dark bay, with smal
white spot in the forehead, eight or min
year old, and was newly shod all round
Nothing has been heard about the horse
though hand billie have been sent in al
directions. .-Louisiana Gazette.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

That horse jockey tyrant, who sits
where such men as Washington, Jeffcr.
son, &c., once sat, has issued proclama.
ton declaring marital law in eight coun.
ties in South Carolina within five days
(already pasD unless the Ku klux out
RACES cease. Before this the military
have doubtless been sont there to com
meucs q reign Of blood and torros.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Not only in various states Of the
Northwest havo the recent conhagratious
been sweeping and destructive, involving
large amounts Of property and many
lives, but the immense pasture grounds
for Texas cattle, south and west of Kan
sas City, are suffering from a similar
calamity. Measures of relief have been
instituted and immense herds Of cattle
are likely to be removed to places Of
safety, and put upon the market soon.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Last Monday, says the Montgomery
Standard, a women in charge of four car
loads of cattle for st. Louis, stopped at
the Railroad hotel in this place for brek'
fast, after which she returned to the
drovers car with the rest. She resides
in the western part Of the state, where
she carries on large stock farm.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

A Washington dispatch says "a
new and handsome stable is building in
the rear of the White House grounds,
for the accommodation of Grants sore.
tailed colt and his other blooded stock
The foundation is of the famous Seneca
sand stone. The structure will cost one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and
no appropriation has yet boen made by
Congress for that purpose.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

There wore seven distinct fires at Sy.
racuse, N. Y, on the night Of the l4th,
six being the work Of incendiaries'
Fortunately no great damage was done.
There was high wind prevailing at the
time, and it is supposed there was plo
to burn tho city. The authorities are
taking extraordinary precautionary meas
Nraa
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

There are four candidates for Governor
of Massachusetts, in the field, as follows ;
Adams, Democrat Washburne Repnbli.
can Pittman, Prohibition and Cham
berlain, Labor Reformer. Both the last
named candidates also represent tho
woman suffrage idea.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Admiral Porter expects war with
China, aud has written letter to the sec
rotary Of the navy recommending an in
crease Of the Asiatc squadron aud the
building Of several gunboats for use in
such au event cu the Chinese rivers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

On the 10th inst, an immense prairie
fire was raging on the west side Of Noda.
way river, in Nodaway county aud Holt.
The FIRE started in Holt county, and
worked up into the southwestern part Of
Nodaway. Cornfelds and fences were
being burned, and the farmers were all
out fighting the flames.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

A starch factory is one Of the first
manufacturing improvements to be put
up at Love Lake, on the North Missouri
road, about fteen miles north OF Macou.
This 10 . beautiful sheet Of water, cover
ing about twenty. Eve acres.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

The enterprise Of Chicago is manifest
ing itself. Already has the work Of
repairing and building commenced. In
suranco companies all over the country
have met the losses promptly, although
it broke many Of them.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

The Confederate Orphans Homo a'
Kansas City, Mo-, is in need Of several
active travelling agents. Any one wish
ing pleasant and profitable employ men
would do we'll 20 communicate with Mrs
NJ. A. Lykips, President Orphans Home
Kansas City, Mo. Ir .e-4... .r .-.t
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Unexpectedly Ohio has gone RspubG
can by about 10000 majority, q gain Of
nearly 5000. Republicao majority 10
che legislature on joint ballot 13.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
TROY CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE
Males and Females,
TROY, MISSOURI,

THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION Of Troy
l. Christian Institute commenced on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1871.
and will close on Wednesday, June 26th, 1872.
The first term commenced on Monday, Sep
tember 18th, and will close on Friday, February
9th, 1872. =,
The second term will commence on Monday,
February 18th, and close on Wednesday, juno
26th, 1872. .r.
Every care will be taken to make the school hoe;
efficient in all its departments. None but able
and experienced teachers will be employed. The
instruction will be thorough throughout, and
especial caro- will be taken that good 6uhaa.
tion for solid education DO laid in the Primary
and Academic departments.
The Buildings of this Institution are bo.u-
tifully situated, and the Grounds are extensive
and very attractive, afording every facility for
the pleasure and recreation Of the students.
The Boarding Department will be under
the Immediate supervision and direction OF tho
President and his wife, and all care shall be taken
for the comfort and convenience Of pupils en-
trusted to their charge. .'"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Samuel Gilsos, Of Pew, Ind, hes stolen
his wifes baby and seven hundred dollars
of q neighbor, and gone West He has
black hais, blue eyes, q large nose and
hesvy mas.ache and ia wantsd badly .,
homo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
The two houses of the Tennessee 10

TIE two houses of the Tennessee ieg'
islature met on the 10th to .naugurate
the new governor, Brown. Governor
Senter made q short address, giving up
the seals Of office, and declaring that his
shole effort as governor had been IA
bring peace to the state. Gov. Brown
iu bis inaugural. declared himself IL
favor Of maintaining the credit Of th'
state, developing its resources, detecting
and punishing crime, and restoring con
stitutioual liberty to tho American poo
ole. '.., .
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

-Notwithstanding the extraordinary
mssns Of Gen. Davis to prevent . fai'
expression Of the people at the late cleo
ton, Texas went Democratic by . large
majority. Four Democratic Congress
men we're elected.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

The Marvin Female Institute, located
At Lsxisgton, Mo-, has beAn adopted BY
the NJ. Il. Conference at Kansas City as
the female college Of the church in Mis-.
souri,, and its name changed to the
"Central Female college"
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Iouis Kinbsll, Of Harlem. fost enc
child and almost another by the admins.
tration Of morphine for quin,ns. The
bistuko cas- made by druggist.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

DICD.-At his residence u Marion
county, Mo-, Lewis Bryan, in tho o6te
scar Of his nEo. HE nstesnss ersod:. :.
mothes was tho sister OF she celebrated
| Daniel Boone. -.-.s-ss.-a> r-,.-.-
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Thomas B. Murray, Of Mecker county,
MINI, recently killed the largest bear
on secord 10 that state. 1t measured
se,en feet and . half IN length, and
weighed seven hundred pounds.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Pennsylvania went Republican st the
late election, 10th inst. The Republi
cans gain four representatives and one
senator in the legislature. Majority
throughout the state about $4,000.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
TERMS PER SESSION.

Roard;np .,,,,,.,,,.............$ , 10000
Tuition in Primary Department."-.".. Sooo
Tuition in Academic Department oo'oV
Tuition in Colegista Department.""" 4o'Os
IIso of ment.....,.,,..,,...... 1000
Gormsn' .,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,....,. 20.0e
HooL' Leen;ng.. . ...,...... 20.00
Cont,rcept fec ,............... 100
Drawing and Painting at usual rates.
Washing-per dozen........'..'.......'''. 10
L Law Department will b. opepsd IN the
school with the intention Of giving young gen.
tlemen who intend to fit themselves for the prac-
tice Of the Law, IN opportunity to ground them
selves in the principles of law, as contained v
standard Commentators. ''' - 't
Mds- All bill, are dus--one half whom tho pu
Rii is entered, remainder at close OF term.
Pupils will DO charged from the commencement
os the session, except whore they enter after the
expiration Of one month.
I No deduction made save for protrsctee sicknea.
.. q. GnFS', \. ~, Pace sfAent.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19


A confederation was created inside Of
eficial circles iu New York last Saturday,
says Q telegram from that city, over o
deficiency in the accounts at the assistant
treasurer's Office in New York of Gen
Balloch, disbursing officer Of the freed
mems bureau, of q cool quarter Of a mil.
lion of dollars. An order was issued
from the war department to arrest Bal
loeb, whereupon he asked leave TO ex'
plain the deficiency. iIe accounted fol
the money in the shape Of an investment
ID his own name Of governments bonds
which be had on safs-tespius in th'
4rsasury here, and from which he ha
bssn receiving thousands of dollars o
interest without officially accounting 70
anything more than the principal which
il put down 40 cash instead of bonds
How long shis interest on this amour
hss thus been used does not sppeas, bu
must reach thousands. The iuvestmeS
is prohibited BY Law and punished as fe
opy. Balloch has been suspended Sro'
sfhcs, and the investigation still COZ
Hnuss. Balloon caaims chat ho sesorte
u this illegal proceeding Il indsmui'
hipself fov losses sustained ip psyiu
certain bounty clsims which sftsrwar@
asosad IN ~ fYsSdwles$. Who e0A,
ne1k2
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Up 70 the 18th ten men had slresdy
hseu arvcstsd is South Carolina undes
<Ae Presidents proclamation.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Is it much wonder that vigilance com
uittees or Ku.klux klans exist where
such outrages as the following occur :?
A Nashville dispatch Of the 10th says !:
Last week attempts were made in
Bedford county, by negroes, to commit
. rapo upon Misa Blessing, Miss Susan
Patterson and Mrs. Howard, but the
ladies succeeded in getting away. Thurs
day, at midday. Mrs. Rogers was viola.
ted. Samuel Wells, colored, was captured
aud identified by her. Henry Williams wa'
identified by Misses Blessing and Patterson
as the man who assaulted them. Boil
men we're committed to Jail atShelbyvllle
and on Saturday taken to the district il
which the crime was committed for trial
After dark, whilst being sent back to tn
Shelbyville Jail, they were taken fro'
the guard by some Eve hundred mel
not disguised, and hanged. Placare
we're pinned to their clothes, warning a
hnt the civil authorities against cuttiu
them down, uudsr the penalty Of Il
same fate. .F . .
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Mr.. Charles Scribner, proprietor oi
Scribne,'r Monthly, a vel! ksovn 1is
erary Masazise, IL dead
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Msjos J. r. Howcs. editor oG he
Jefferson City Peoples Tribune. died 10
that city last Saturday. ...
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Thsrs is u be . Confederate veunioa
tsil AZ Rochepors on the 9Th inst.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Grast smoked AZ Boston isst Saturday.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

Defaultisg Paymastes Hodges goes to
The peniteutiary for his little steel.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
NUMBER FOUR.
800 Acres

OZV ACTVS :. :,
Four miles south of Troy on Mexico road.
200 acres in cultivation, prairie land, frame
dwelling with 8 rooms, good orchard Of select
fruit, is a ue stock fam, good barns, plenty hne
timber to keep place up, plenty using :nd stock
water, in good neighborhood accessible IN a.,
directions. Good stand for public house and
finding quarters. Will sell part or all to suit
purchaser. Price worry low.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

sowa, 20 sssal, has sooa Repsalican.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
NUMBER FIVE.
40 Acres

~ NVICS
Three miles north Of Troy, 20 acres In cul.
tivation. comfortable house, excellent land, and
will make good little home. Worry cheap.
NUMBER SIX,
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
DEFY COMPETITION
F 0 R CASH!

Having on hand large quantity Of Collar and
Harness leather, all tf OUR OWN TAN, and
having taken extra pains in the tanning and
fuishig off by stufting it with Meats Foot Oil,
and knowing that by sending it to the St. Louis
market our farmers could never reap the benefit
Of it, We were induced to 60 into tho manuiac-
ture Of
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
NUMBER THREE.
2O4 Acres

BVf
Three and half miles south of Troy.
splendid farm, over 100 acres in cultivation, ,
good dwelling with Z or rooms, 2 new barns,
good outbuiidngs. plenty Of using and stock
water, on a public road, 6ne orchard Of select
fruit and small fruits, q nne garden Pated In.
Dwelling stands on = nice elevation with nice
yard. Entire farm under fence and every aere
susceptible of cultivation. Splendid tract OF
land, a very desirable home, and is offered at very
low figures.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
NUMBER SEVEN.
100 Acres

l2O Acres
On the Bluff adjoining tho farm formerly
owned by I Cornick, Esq, 60 acaes in cultiva-
ton, balance in timber. Good frame dwenng
with three rooms, good cistern and q well OF
never failing. water. Five miles west Of Cap-au
Girls, in a g Cd neighborhood. 700 bearing fruit
trees of select fruit. Very fine chance to mako
money by purchasing this place.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19
EIGHT.
200 Acres

200 Acres
Four miles north Of Troy, 70 acres in a good
state Of cultivation, :-story log dwelling house
IS by 20 with l. lG by 90, 4 rooms in oil, orchard
Of select fruit of all kinds, mile west Of St. l..
& X. railroad, very fine spring Of never failing
water near tho house, convenient to school and
churches, in good neighborhooi, and at very low
figures
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-19

n<~D Those indebted to rs on Sook ae-
|N count, or othsswiss, Gre earnestly
requested to come forward asS
settle. CAKE = KOSENS.
Ssnuavy -, 1871
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-30
Ghe nailn State Reoister.
ApDIicatfOn for Patent.


Notice No. l.
RrGrsrER,s OFFICE, L s. LAND OFFICE,
AURORA, New, April Il. lS1i.
N-OTICE Is HEEkBY GINEN. THAT MM.
~ SHARON has this day fled IN TINS once a
Gi,gram. together with Il notice of application Tor
patent from the United States, under Act oil Con
gres4 approved July p, 1850, + Il ooJ feet OF me
Juni,ta Lode, in Es.n-ralda Mining hlstIlct, rs
n.eralda county, Nevada, anu Tor a Hill sue dHu
more particularly described As follows: Corninenc-
inc at station No /. the northeasterly corner from
which point the center Of the Juniata eilaft bears
: Zoe 40 ". distant S4l 4lo feet. ana running
thence ; 20 e. $50 feet t station No. :; thence
: $50 W. 1.2t0 feet to station No . Thence
y DO W. 100 feet to st ttion Ne. /; thence n. TO
r l go feet to station No. |, the place OF oeSlh-
ming. Bearings from true meridlan n'a=htiic Va
ration. 10 L. The lode lie ni tUJ lett cltIhleu'
i identified in the underground works leading
from the bottom of the Juniata shalt and the
vertical projection upward to the surface, from the
position # the lode as iouiid belo" the sniiACe
shows "A line at the surface commencing ~ INT
westerly line of the claim. and IN tue shd line at
IA DISTANCE Of 2l3 feet from the ncrthr e>terly
corner and runnitg thence uortheastefIN. ptriiitl
with the northeTiy and southern siies 81 tme
claim GOO fee. The portion If the claim extend
inc northeastern Ievand the aforesaid % fett Is
claimed fr ground for waste material. MiItlllhl
situatrd in the district and county al resald. conf
menCing at station No. l, a pine tree about 10 Gu
east Of the Aurora road, and atoat : Gu west 81 Il
number Of springs, and at the sonthefly emu ~ the
basin in which Winters mill is sltu'ted; anu run
niny thence north II. Il CHI to station No :;
thence west 6 Oh. t. staff N No ); theme h'tti o
oh to station No. !: thence east lpo9 Gu ID sta
tI,D No >: thence south I Ch To station MOO;
thence east ) ch. t. station No. :; Thence south
Oh tn st,rinn No. :; thence east , Oh, t. station
No. g: thence south l Ell. to station Ne. Ig' tnehtt
east / cn to sta'ion No. II; thence s"ath Il en-
To station No. j: thence west + % eli. L : d''0h
", - ffrnn, station No.. -. the :. +. corner OF
the settling roo II of the Winters mill, bears W
distant / d ch.): thence south 9 10 en-. 10 station