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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

It does our heart good to see our old
subscribers paying up SO promptly aud
continuing for another ycav. They can
easily spare dollar for such paper a.
the Herald, and when number pay to
gether it assists US very materially
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters Of ad.
1 ministration were granted to tho undersigned
on the estate Of Andrew Cochran, deceased, by
the Clerk Of the Probate Court of Lincoln county,
Mo-, on tho 18th day of December, 1911.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year fro n the date Of
sail letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of said estate, and If not exhibited within
two years from the date Of said letters they will
be forever barred.
jana EDWARD b. HULL, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

COURTS IN LINCOLN COZ NTV.
C,Rcu1r Counr--Third Mondays in March and
September.
souSry CovRr--Second Mondays in February
May, August and November.
PROBATE CoURr-Second Mondays in January,
April, July and October.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

Judge Orr of louisiana writes us:
Enclosed find old legal tender and send
along your valuable paper Hoping that
you will live to sec your brightest es-
pectations realized. I am yours, &c. "
Thanks, Judge.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

WANTED-A Partner to open n Mer-
chant Tailor Store IN the town of Troy.
Some well.recommended young man with
a capital of $4,000 can do we'll. | will
give real estate security and ten per cent.
interest on oLe half the au cunt.
Address NJ. MARrINIK,
Troy, No.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11
BROTHER FARMERS, LOOK TO
YOUR INTEREST.

NememDer now your older heighbors arc
lamenting because they did not set
out Large Orchard years ago.
appeal to you to know why You continue to
run that nice rolling pie,e of ground in wheat
and corn until it is washed and in such condi-
ton that it is not it to farm. and you can't set
trees on it to any advantage.
On eacre in trees set 80 feet apart. which is far
enough, viii hold As trees. Now that one acI G.
whor in hearing (Which will be but few ycars)
will be worth more than acres of the same kind
of land cultivated in wheat and corn.
The easiest way to take care of an orchard
after your trees get start, and tho hest way to
make It yield large crops Of Extra Fruit, is to
sow it in oats in the spring aud hog them down.
A crop OF oats fed in this way to ood hogs pays
Of itself.
My stock of Trees Is larger and finer
than usual.
have large lot of and 4 years old Janet
tings.
have a fine lot of Usage and Silver Leaf
Maple, with
Generat Variety OF Nursery Stock.
Those wishing to plant Strawberries should
attend 20 1t at the first good season if they wish
full crop next year.
Those wishing to set an orchard, if short Of
means, will be allowed 3 months time or moro
it desired, by giving note with good security or
satifactory reference.
Call and examine my stock.
"A. M SEIULTS-
AuQus. "a. 1871
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

Pictures! Pictures The price o
pictures will be raised after the first OF
February at Golfers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11
TruNee'S Sale Of Real Estate.

WHEREAS John II. Ball an | Elizabeth II.
~ Ban, his vic by their certain deed of trus
dated January 4, 1869. and recorded in Mont.
gomery county, Nj. in book IT, on ays227 and
following, and in Warren county, Missouri. in
book L on pages 269 and following, conveyed to
the undersigned Trustee to tho use Of Walton
Perk ins and Henry T. Mudd certain real estate
IN said deed Of trust, described as follows, to
wit The north half of the south west quarter
OF section twenty eight of township 40 of range
three west, containing so acres also the north
west quarter Of said section 2S, township and
range aforesaid, containing 100 acres, ali stu.
ated IN warren county, state of Missouri ; also
The following described zeal estate situate in
Montg mery county, Missouri, viz: the northeast
quarter of northeast quarter of section 30, con
tanning 40 acres also five of the nor h end
Of the southeast quarter of the northeast ouorter
OF section 20; also the east half of the south
east quarter Of section II, except seven acres
heretofore sold off the northwest corner there,f
containing 73 acres also the southeast quarter
OF Inc northeast quarter Of section eight con
tanning 40 acres. and also the northeast ouarter
OF northeast quarter of section 20, containing 40
acres, all being in township 40 Of range west.
which said deed Of trust was made to secure tho
payment of certain notes in said deed of trust
mentioned and described; and whereas def,uit
mas been made in the payment cf said notes
now therefore at the request of he legal holders of
SAID notes ! the undersigned trustce o do hereby
give notice that will,
On Wednesday. tobrua.y "A, 1872,
at the court house door in the town Of Trov
Linco county, Missouri, sell the above do.
scrioed real estate for cash in hand TO satify the
Indebtedness due on said notes, and the costs
al expenses OF executing said trust.
Janli EUGENE N. BONFILS, Trustee.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

Read this pspes, and if you are willing
to part with it, loan it to your ucighbo,
and ask him to subscribe for il.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

Remember Collier don't stay much
longer IN Troy. Hurry up, to get your
pictures cheap.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11
HENRY GUTHRIE,

WHITEWASlIES AND WHITENS CELL
W INGs, PAPERS ROOMS TO ORDER,
BUILDS FLUES and CHIkNEYS, hEPAIRS
JAMS and B CKS, WALLS and CEMENTS
WELLS, and BUILDS FENCES plank or
paling.
@efsrescs~ Dr.. y. O. Sur enc Ns. wv. \.
yrossos, kAoy. ~. ysni?sys
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

WANTED,--A woman competent 10
operate Lamb Knitting Machine. EH
asiss at !, y. Brsve'.~ Eroy. No.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

If you want nice Bill Heads, Letter
Heads, Monthly Statements, Envelopes
or Cards printed, in plain, fancy or bronze
colors, equal in appearance AMI as low in
prices as any city work, call at the Herald
Office and have it done. We have just
purchased new type and material for this
quality of work.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

A 6ne wall picture for $3.50 at Col.
lier's. Cal! aoon.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11
THE HER AID.
COU NTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
r., ,o,,, CLARK. CsEs&Rr.
rs. T. IxGRAM.
,ountv Court Justiccs.... A. X WILSON.
(C. W. MARTIN.
prob.tc Judee ,,..,.....,..S. X. AoxLEY,
C,unty Clerk .................... c. CAxE.
s,or;g ....,....FRED. WING.
IN. D. l.. VERpIER.
Derafy sherins"''''''' '''''''' 20. WING.
Treasurer. ..,,...,,..............J. Il. CANNON.
Asssssor. ELIJAH MYERS.
p.blio Administrator. ...........E. q. SirroN.
Couptv SURVEYOR. ................J. c. DOWNING.
School Commissioner. .......W IS. PENN -EGroN
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11
On Wednesday. t'obrua,y "A, 1872,

suoss'''s ~ "AA sGs AAa. s...v u
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

Pictures won't b. SO cheap much
longer at Golfers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

Have your pictures taken this mouth,
while you can get four for fifty cents a,
Golfers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

BUFFALO NURsERY.--Par,ies in need
OF trees are especially invited to give me
n call, as have fine large stock, and
am determined to sell them this fall and
next spring. Would like to trade trees
for good strong light spring wagon,
suitable for one or two horses. Would
also trade for good mower and good
No. COW. See advertisement
nj .m3 a. NJ. SHULTS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

Colior is making pictures at opposi
tion prices.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

Mr. Martinik, who is an excellent tailor,
cutter and filter, advertiscs in the Herald
for Il partner to open q merchant tailor
store. Such an establishment in this
place would pay we'll, and we hope to sec
a store opened soon. Mr.. Martinik would
make an excellent partner, being s'roieh,
forward, affable business man, besides be
ing one o. the best tailors in the country
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-11

For which the highest market price will be aid,
either in goods or cash
Ess- Please give us n call before purchasing
elsewhere, and don't forget the place. gniS' Mr
Cannon's building -slS ycS-Souih of McDon-
aids Saloon GO-On Main 5 reet."es
nOv2y6n43yI
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THE SUMNER EXODUS.
The following passengers sailed from this

The following passengers sailed from this
port Yesterday for Europe:
FOR LIVER oOI-Ia ssqmslip Rpu5l Aug 2-couni Gabor
j. Gsfsoa The Rev j. A. and wife E. T. Socum and ME
ME. Bonfsn, Nile b. Bonian c. Barton, Barton. Thomas
Reid II A. Cav Master Clay C. Merry. R. Jenny C.
C. w. Faei r " Buei Mr. Hcg kas L. H. aaadessam' r. Men,
dson, Joseph L. knock Bruce GGlyHe Howard, The Rev.
more j. f. NsCostef NJ VI wie - T6omrson Mn. II NJ Ames
Doosy a Young Jos, Bengon, Miguel Qassaa IL C. Covert J.
Campbell Cheney r. Ferguson. L. Wsr CLARK A. j. Jackson
A. L. Andersen VI q Re1eooI jas Pratt l. Hrnck l. Cobb AID
j. Pollard r. Peke-, @. r Pm MAYO. Grey Hiss L. d.
and Mn Thompson, Mrs. Cheueg F. D. barker C K Tucker
L. ana Major Wooahouse, j. Kane the Rev M Keogh c.
ron IIyERrooITIH :a;,P cy Of Par Aug D. aF
BeTFen Nm Cooper and ehd M Angles o. yier Dc Klaus D.
J. keenan, apt A. bid wife and chilli g. D. Rsu, Coiel D..
Eso d Eo5. Ncovy M a. anu NJ P, w ~
Rongere G. Ean Herasen and vile, Mr Pratt Ms Menl j.
stacker, John McDougsl Poster W Gkou r. Gismaie
% r. a Bates Fa.e gI b. t u Ind o S NJ
VI C Sr4 I2g = Aalre' H. ~ a1e1 is;
spd wife ". v Brand, T. Davey Miss Davey Miss b. ~
gsarn. C. 81 Fouke r. t. Baunanu J. Gamble Mss Kmia Mrs
W4teI Kegae g. q Flint sHye Miss H. wngey, NJ Meagher
FOR GLASGoy-a Steamship 4ngiq Aug 2Ths Rev Ceph..
Mores A Henderson ihe Rev Dr. John Tbonss DR. Joap Tho
ma Thomas KIDD Calvin Edgeson 2 Il Wiley Ma Steel Miss
WD Case james DooLtt Donald MehersoB Sidney Chub0
NJ +. Tyler W. Parker. Mn. Jane Ransge Samuel
RReteH WI MA samuel Potey' Mes Poke, Miss Aeds
lillian MeGTego Mrs MeGegor Mrs simpson rabeth
mro1 Dr. Henry JegtiABdre Carnlun Macka amin
Meeo Daniel Iinds, WIN H. Devil George Pulp Roswell COfl
ai, KS,ss', SSilss Master Edmund Cof Miss Elizabeth
nta Mn Mcmillan, Miss Isabella Watson Mis- Maggie Cowper
John lnn Thomas Heath Thomas A. Ross, Mr.. X r. Wilson
Roger Marin Jotn Foekton George Comue Pasmore
Dsase and ehcren Mrs Russell Mr Young infant
cI5f W i ts4Is'n Her Heurek Dahl Breu GwJnne
foh bhEhEN--IH Steamship Hermann, Aug a-ProL X.
sehmsder o FIeiensg and lady G. yocqaanisen family
want as Nanosfpo and maid g. HsvenAnn Faulkner and
Sha a,s hn9e Faulkner John Faulkner Mrs w. Nichols Miss
r. T. sd1I IN MS BIoIshoa g. GrossmsI Mis- csr- Higgins.
tAaHes A. Buen Misc Dooney, A. Winter MHs H. L. Scarf J. H.
Schmat o. Nsssar Brown Miss dunbar J. Hahn and fam.
W Nj aud Mrs H. buriend H. Fned and Mrs H. DunctAk
Mrs Hdeorand and family Mrs ELISA Wolf child John Moef
s9d ne he Key car. Leeteouseh snd family Ernst Eden and fam
w hr Mare hemer aud ehdren Mrs..
DufAd Milton De krAoul ~ j. Cure Norman and fmr Aug
De'ei Ma r. Messer and child II. OberJeek L. Graf Wa
Aulfce
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pAsSENGFRS ARRLVED.

FROM LTvBRPOOL-In TIE S,eamshp Aarta's Any a-Nrs o.
Dewey and master Dexe M esg, NJ, h9sE Mr. i~s
Eisop ue and servant Ellison Mss feaeh' ir Hafeir,
IL c. auherlau W. H. Gross hr Bonnie l. zee and seIyant
Lam6er and wife Lanhr ssnne senpe j. Nnoeni Mates
A E. Peoh W. Beuanin, M Oliver W Meme w IL C5spmsn
M Prvle W. Bonney w. W. Benedict, VIM DaEng H. T. Hug
gins, W. R. Lvock Mr. Salmon. Thonh fsl = Dega H.
II Clarke Benari Mr. Ggan. Mr. hOusnn, A. Ed and wife G.
Ca,e James Love L. Kirkland. Thomas Cook d. H. Buell. g. w.
roa and VIE Ms Kate Hepnques MssAnne Henrqu Miss Jennie
Hennqaes Miss MAry ennques T. Fke Johnson Rev Theo-
NssF Love H. A. Nelson T. H. Elson l. L. Lew G. r. Bar
nard. A. Kev Mr. Dahan W Peoi unstaI Snh hnauli WIZ
lsms Phlp T,et. Tee T. Robinson and wife T. Benjamin,
J. Hi Rev. smith, W. A. Lamb, ar Aar1ocE u Garter Mr.
PRW frvRGP00I-Eu sonr1ship K,,p, Aus a-Nr r. Hsr-
sop and infant p Martin A. Mar Miss J. Martin Cheas-
nau Miss Wilke Miss Williams, the lev H. Pngh 6wtnn, p
49,, Mr. AZ Council W. n Hilyar, W. Roberts Dukes and
fop NJ and Mrs Mar ami Mr.. W. NJ Stein. G. Morton, M
lev Foster T. Foster Mr. aud Mrs Ang H. Hannah H. Philips
j. Revile, Somervne, Miss {; Williams 7. Drelos,
C. B. Italian M AMI SIR Robr.oa AMI ehi Judge J. Foo,e
he Rev r Eder Mrs Isles Mr G. Helemsn and child.
SIMPSON Mr. and Nm Kelly Miss ianninger t. LOyrena G..
Beek l. Harrison Cane, Mr. lng. Ms X Eear Mt and
TsBJle Cosrrove Riley W PaEer. Mr. AMI Mrs j. Bowers,
Bush and SON Wall Mr. and Mr fsh Mr. and Mn. Duncan,
NJ and Mr. Lawrence H. hngthorr Mr. and h g. Sternaed h.
From bRRSES-ia staship Dessehilad Aur &C. voizt-
Can Herr Ewad and family H. r. Warner Henry Outer J. Irwin
W Ferns Lima Cohuied, Theolor Luboen and wife heo or
uetel Wilhelm Buhme With Rohbeh II. Bbehnr Adam hanier
Geo-pe Never Charles Lowry. Moses kfn, James Aahn.
From SAVANSAH-Ta steamship go, Aur as A. Gray, ie
80 frS.sV Jo1u Scanon MS W DAVIS Holmes Mrs
Whleo and three iren H. j. Dkernn and wife Me.e r. A.
FULLER E. Cohen, j. Burt, vile al Two children jos fot MS
W Leonard W. Wallace g. r. srEeL b W. iiorey and VIE,
Ieay and wife NJ. Bernard Miss w.a, G. p fars,s sud VIE" H.
". 1rowbndge c. 4. Franklin.
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At RICHARD MEARES'S,

sIxTa.Ayg: AND Nh NINETEENTH GTl4 SIlr ST.
p.t,SC Tt 6F ON Stock OF srMIER GOODS
20 g4 ora ESS
rmSf Ey4 ElHs So EssTTa9E SSSSSS ;ra
GREAT BARGAXs n 44Pk ANp TRIMMED 81 s,sy yasy o,
' 1 G6 e c5 S q LAWN srs with Poloua trimmed
"S 5 ts Trimmed SUITS ali styles reduced s. s.
e. g. % Gsso sa,' Sds5 q STS Foune.
PoonAse .nd Cape .md with rnge, reduced to 90 and 3D. were
Fine B.a.t. PoIona.. with p all round and fng' ~ 81
White Polonse bias acng aud plating, reduced 70 - anu ~
c c Our BALANCE or BOYS AND CHLDRENS SUITS,
Linen Biou s9de 81 3 ,na % S Ts - and s Re-
cssn. ias es B5a,s 81 %q9 SO s''' WIN
:, And pEidrea White and Buf Lawn SHRED HAs, re-
daeed 70 5Je, worth 'Se.
LADIES' READY MADE gSDE R AR E,ng
an THE LEADlSG STYLES, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
CLOSING OUT BALANCE s SsE a S9sk OF SUMMER 'Ik'
10 10, o. cas sI SIi siI : reduced from 81 IS and 81 So
,5eoT Go Gra and Ta1tia Bc, s, at 81 u.s. 81 and
o. Is 50. 1tl . Tsq sa G n Grenadines, caoos re.
reduction from former Pneea
HOSIERY GLOVES ASp gyDEEHGaANRsMTE IFS OVER
e aer summer asrno Vests al s,es. Soc ADD &c
A lot ofGeuis sne satin Jean DnStts. DC and ''e'
L, 1T os rIp SUMNER MBRISO UNDBRyESTs, Soc
IO iorsH Linen Handksrehie hemned l9e' &c., NC A'a
z5c.. bali pnoe ,,.,.i c.,.A p,ras, Linen Handler
~. gDe sold srsshere &C. and iac - or ov,s ,,r
LADIES CHlLDRESIs, AND GENTS THREAD uLo'hS' ALL
b"D''" REDUCED.
lot Of very hns onebutton kid GoyrS Csc anu '0e-
A lot Of our best tSobuisOn KID Gloves se
HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
At ill our entire stock Of these goods comprising hne lne OF
r. Table Dtnask Towels Nhirns snd shestng hasnn
$500 c,..b,. Il less cost, sor q few days
will End to purchase these goods a. our reduced
prices.
IN, .,oek Of DRESS TRIMMINGS, VELVETs PRINCES, Sash
IN noSSET Ribbons. large and well As'orte Our custom
S,,s The benefit Of greatly reduced prices for the ueii week
&. LADIES' LINEN HEMMED AND HEssTTTcHED
HANDKRRCHlEFA , c.u.. L.
SMALL WARES FANCY GOODS Soaps Psrfunsy' Toilet Ar'
ceS 1T a.. IL.
Rus.A Leather AID Morocco Travelling Bags aud Purses
.t l,ss than cost -. =, .,x,,, 10 mr. IN vrcrpRa
ALL V RICHARD MRAREs.
srth-sve. and NiBetesnth-st
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Direct German Nail sent hy this line Steamship sails at
from Pier foot Of rhrdst.. Hobaken
THURSDAY. Arc.
for Europe VIA fiYmouh Chebourg aa HsmhuT per team
Thunnga close At II Supplementary Mall ron loot ~
Tmrd teboken closed a. steamship sails Al m IRON
o., Tnri st. Hohoken
IAN litter deposited Supplementary ihs mnH be prepaid With
douhie POSTAGE
Havans snd the West steamship Crescent City
ease Supplementary Mail Per No th X eiosed At
25l o. m. steamship sails :.
for Befnuia BY steamship san Franesco s!ose al II
A. M steamship sails at u Al.
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VILE. N. Y. on the nth nit, W. H. Scott ESQ.,
chairman; IT, H. Alien and W. Thomas Wilson, eecre,
tories Senator Fenton's arrival was anno"noeu
by the firing Of 20 guns m,ran amid
80, address from the Chairman, anlu
The boonne Of cannon aud the cheering OF the ssse
blage Senator Fonton was then nlrouuVtii 4 irony
points II was most damaging expose OF . th
and has been prepared since his Albany suoes7 ''' WV
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auetion Sales of Real gsiste.

CORPORATION SALE of REAL ESTATE.
PabHe hereby that the COMMISSIONER Of 'as sHh
az saud gill Offer for sale Al Public Auction, on
hONDAf. August S, lsf1.
At noon the Exchange ssssOO No II Broadway we premises
hnosn
belonging the hsvor Aldermen and Commos q The CITY OF New
front 20 ard 3lt on tho .ies
Tsn Of the purchase 10 be paid on me f sf
,hir, s1 When the deed vii BE- really Tor de'
and bond and mortgage Tot term oil ave
J'''' WV AsDRRW H. GREEN, Comptroller.
p,p.rtssst q nAsses os.vssTs oass ks~isA Js ls1l
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, AUG. 5.
TUESDAY. AuG. g.
No Steamship Mails

No steamship Mtln
Mail for HsisI S. closed At the NevYct Post ofoe svep
THURSDAY Il oeook steamship sah from Portland Ne
fncaY. att p.
Prsasl Closed Nail only by the williams ouon
IumSn Lane Steamships
WEDNESDAY. Ara
dss Tor Eaops, aud Liverpool
IDAHO. close IL NJ. Supplementary Maj No n.
r.. closed Al m. Steamship sails az "a.
IAN lsttSr oepOaHd 10 supplementary Mail be prepaid
oOabis postage
A PrusaaI closed Mail . bs ib,s line
hAh ior the German States va Bremen, steamship Frankfurt
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Inttion 6aleo Of Redi Csiate

J. JoHssoS IT., hgetone-..
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
hD lssc-egs1r o Jplnt1n ir.rD
10 2J NAsAr. ST.. COS. tEDAR-lr.. M faHE.
Raj Estate topty Eteh8nrd AGcuoa Sales Of htesis
Flrnitgr- Mrrhi'Flse 4c.
THIRD AND FINAL CALL
no POR BAYSiDB - -
THF sPLENDfD WATER FRONTS
MAGNIFICENT MANSION.
PARM-uOi 81 ON WAIELS EDGE,
AND DJ CHOICE LOTS
WILL Posi- lively BIZ Sod WITHOUT RESERVE
On TUESDAY, August
This 10 The act AMI fna ctli.
uc'er a chance. - long az 700 nav I've
To hu7 such lots q; what ehaos- 20 gives
Youll have jolly time fpeIsali l1de.
To entertain Tol Hlrrson, be1.e
Gri8l's blnl, me 1Bsrt ten c n sen,
While Weeks " u banquet on DE green.
one ofJe al the %. the lal
Jares-sip o Th.rty-f1uTrh-s'. fer
tine IS n ococg. and bear il MOD
tn sLlru's Thr V1pi. yo4 10 % 0~lini
Free earIs and iui1--nftip1. ~. anl c.ras.
Yoa' get II JeRE. john ON, jE Auetoufer
On Nassau st.. a. NuiuB -,
All ~ for tickets who de.lre 20 thrive.
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PASSENGERS S1ILED.

FOB SAvASEAH-En steamship Sas Salvador Aug "A Ehr
Ict Mr. Euli rl A. r. Ballard G. ,. Perry Is NJ Barr, Z. r
MARY John LAghay r. Hehey Robert BrAaeh T.
willard, G. n. Smith. C. T. NuhamA
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The COURTS.
CALEHDkR-THls DIy

euPHHsE CoURT-CHASBKRs-BArrettJ Opens at l0A Csen
Car called tt Ia 10. First Monday Motion Calendar.
GEskNt sRs0Nf-Bsiore Recorder
horau Martin keei John o. Chamber, Christian Tre Onous
assault and bseJ Abett Johnson Mitchell HauId William g. NAV
heN Thomas sae Lewis Morton grand larceny Thomas Howard
Peter Jackson larceny from the persn Edward Bbae concealed
Edward Durham. assault and battery.
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Son n..,..... 500 Sgn '' Moon nses'''' t'-V
/
Gent, Hoax gll F5 Hell Gate Perry ..lGi3
| HiaH THIS DAP
erd, Hoos go g45 Gov. Island 955 Hen Gate PenT. II "a
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CAMPAIGN GLEANIN6S.
,,,,r pprcs ON SUMMERS LETTER.
u,s ,rcr-,frNrs CLEAR AND FULL.
llls AL.n- - - vi S-ar Ln-.-l

THE PRESS ON SUMMERS LETTER.
his. ARGUMENTS CLEAR AND FULL
MS rs, ne Wee York Ssdr tIr1Hl ,
Charles Sumner has spoken, anu, as us ,r,,,
In no uncertaio tones bs arguments are clear and
mn and cannot fail 10 exercise an thew were
r , tie minds aud votes OF those TO WhOm uie' WIZ
Adi'0Sse TIE REST SORT OF ADVICE.
eror. TRf Aes- YOrk Express lLsn.k Il, -.
co.o,or sumner has given them the best
eort OF advice IN telling Them subs w in slid
and srt up white men do ana NOT 20 a t,, tlot
hos he columns against the whites ne SHOWS 1e r
.i cn f'cvcr rrO>par as long they thus make ar
np5n the white race and that the lntin s e ~
element thew raise agaius. the GrgcleN 1.ss
sd 10 involve them N an sorts OF future Glihe ules
TIE SENATOR suORN o. ms STRENGTH
Prom M N0rvriA BliZta lGraa'E H., a
ur Simmer. as was confidently expected, ad-
vses his color friends TO vote Tor GreeSy me colorcd
ald takes especial deli -ht IN assuming 'hI so TIE
maS M OF m - gat as the Senatorial dainbe Dol
MS influence viii be contracted within very S W ms
its Senator sumner, ln snort, uts eased 10 follow
tne footsteps the leader they were wont 10
ITS INFLUENCE MUST BE IRRESISTIBLE ;5sI1
Willie ii is remarkable letter rs specElly az"
dressed TO the colored people OF t.e O.'en embSdes
cotans much that is or eTie opmloas and coun
scis of not oDlv one Of the NUS onec,r1hoHs
g a. ne et republican party 10 is therefore en-
mi 70 the most sincere and earnest % - it
evey honest man Who mas mtATID r MI ipgncnce ON
r. I'm, nj every intcI ieeut one Of them VINO Is not
i1l Iy tlc POSSESSION The hope OF office liom In9
~, -. .l.,,i sfr.liou. With sucI ntclnEcAJ turIeU
a. RS .- are dsinterested, ITS influence must be are
slstlb'.
GOVERNED BY UNJUSTIFIABLE MOTIVES
fr,n ~. Eos'oa Transcript utepl. , 49,. g
Tho orgun nj of Senator Summers letter.
II l mi be summed up I'm the pr0loslliOn i,ct
rhp j. mocratc party has embraced kpuonC.aH nv any
IL b, ,nd fitl III so. what necessity exists tot -
i,,siouc man leaving the kcpuhictn ,,--,, which
o. .rr 20 promote the " IccouOi5i.,s, NJ such
tbe Massachusetts Senator considers o " would
.1l,reIne Importance Common pItGgChhoJh ,d ac,
slp.m o. dictate that The party A." onn0pents
.,I ,5 .u. great results as 20 comp ~ w t a.,
Su'i % ~ ,lsIires and policy, should be sustained lu
,o.f r,n.Iueed But Mr. Sumner ADVISES l"e ullg.
so'u - ,1J therefore compels the reasoning pu"c
Til, faf hi, present change OF front is caused ny
NJ, tyes lriu~td Glcln pubic man. much IT'S III ~
ir I'm i.I-1 pretcusI0ns 20 statcsudnsllp hls
,,r iii obab.y Do more harm THAI good to his ne"
associates.
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