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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04
TROUBLES OF TIE DEMoc-
RACY.

A portion Of the Democratic press Of
The South, especially that representing
what is called the Liberal Republican
wing Of the party, is now greatly exer-
ciSed over the incorporate language used
by portions Of the Bourbon wing On the
stump and through their representative
organs. These half and balls have our
profound sympathy. They have, for the
sake Of gaining power, attached them,
selves to the rotor carcass Of defunc. De,
mocracy aad while they suffer from tie
terrible stencil and feel The drag upon all
their efforts in the way Of advancement:
in accordance with mndcrn ideas, they
have not the moral courage osbake them>
selves loose from the association aud fight
under the banner Of progress and prosper
ity which has been and is now being car,
RED BY the Republican party into every
department Of the Government and
throughout the length and breadth Of our
vast domain. How long a blind t~enacity
and stubborn indisposition to change a
party name may hold them On to the
body Of that death we can not even
offer a conjecture. But certain II is that
just 50 long as it does, 50 long will they
feel that clog upon their energies and that
impeachment 10 their usefulness in adj,
rancirg the interests Of their country that
they have felt since the alliance was fist
made.
They have declared themselves 10 favor
Of the principles laid down in the Repub-
lican platform but when they attempt to
carry any one Of them into practical eff.
feet they find the path obstructed By their
non-progressiye associates. They may, it
is true, BY continuing the party organiza-
ton, win in a few local elections or src
coed in securing a few paltry Offices, but
there their success will terminate, while
the principal machinery Of this grea. Gov.
crnment will be furnished motive power
from the ranks Of the Republican party.
That party which has adopted broad Ma.
tional principles int its platform and is
determined to carry them out.
If tie men calling themselves Liberal
Republicans are tired Of their present
association (which it would seem they arc
from the tone Of their late effusions) they
have the remedy in their own hands, they
can adopt it or not as they choose but 90
long as they continue in their present or.
ganization they can have nc part or par,
eel in promoting the interests Of that
South which they profess to love, but will
be classed with those who have been a
perpetual drawback upon her prosperity
in the past and who give no promise for
the future.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

The scholastic population must be re.
ported to the County Superintendent BY
the LIST of September.
The directors will be required to put
the law IN operation in the districts.
The clerk and treasurer will be re.
CURED to keep a record Of all traps.c.
tons of the district board.
The school house should be supported
Oy,thc citizens of the districts. The school
money should not taken for this PURPOSE
The directors should consult the inter.
es' OF tpe people and make an economi-
clio use of the peoples, funds.
tavoritism in TIC employment. Of
teachers should not be encouraged. We
must have confident teacher. These who
teach for money should not be employ ed
The school law If properly enforced will
secure better schools than we have ever
had in many of the districts.
Patience must be exercised. A school
system can not be psrfested at once. 1.
viii require time patience, and labor to
bring about the desired results.
Good schools cost something. lie. the
directors bear this in mind. Every citi.
zen has an interest in the schools of the
county, Education is a common blos,
sing.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

IL Is no longera question whether We
shall have public schools or not Tho
question now is, how can We secure tbs
best %seools; public opinion has decided
positively in favor of free schools. To
make tie schools efficient, the law mux,
be enforced in this district. Tho dircc,
tors are the guardians of the school IN.
Ierest' Their work is an important one.
lhey must employ confident teachers and
pay them as good salaries as the mes, 9
al their command will justify. School
houses should be made comfortable II
Is advisable to enlist the Cooperation If
the people in this matter as the school
money should be kept for the payment Of
teachers salaries.
The directors are expected to make
themselves fully acquainted with the
school law. They ought also to read
some book that treats Of the organization
and management OF schools. In order to
nave good schools they should know how
to conduct them. If the directors he,
come thoroughly alive to their duties, the
difficulties in the way of enforcing the
school law in the districts will readily
disappear.
We desire to have the sch ,ol interest
50 managed that the people will be salts.
ned to ray a larger tax for educational,
purposes next year. 1t will appear 10 all
that the school money for the present
year will be insufficient. We bsvo /,
very respectable sum, but we must bear
in mind that it costs something to educate
SIC thousand children. Now let us or.
deaycr to manage the schools prudentIv
and at the amt time, to educate the
people up to a full appreciation oil Public
Schools.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04
ADVANTAGES,

lst. 4 full and comyrclrl siyc rr-
culum.
ID. = high standard Of proficiency
the different Departments.
I'd. Literary Societies Of the first rl
3sh. Library, 1000 volumes: EelIr
Rom, 100 Periodicals.
9Th. Valuable Cabinet and L,bor,,o-
9th. \ location unsurpassed in Z,
country.
Ith. Excellent moral. social and rG,
Gus advantages.
sth. More moderate expenses for %
vantages afforded than can be Iound,.
where IN tse Scu,h. Expense for Sr,s
Of 70 months, Qncluding board, ,rta
90. &C. about goo. This amouO, MS
bc diminished or increased at op,Nn (
stctlene "a TO board. yhe annual Ca,
loguc, containing fnN iAorInalin on A
points, will BE- mailed TO any adlp. d
application 70 the p~r--r~ai.
Students in attendance from - ,ste
junc?fn!.
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"
N obeiencc to an order of sale Issued
from the Circuit Court tf Washington
county at It's April term, 1873, and.to me
directed for the sum OF ~Si,254.47. and all
legal costs. subject TO a credit Of
IN favor of Chambers. Stewart 4 Co..ant
agaimst'Geo. F. SQuibb. | will proceed
TO sell at the Court House door in Jones
boro', for cash in hand. on the llth day
Of October. 1873, all the right, title. claim
and interest, legal orequitable, that tie
said Geo, +. Squibb has in and TO a three
story brick house in JonesborO' fronting
the Public SQuare. snd known rs TIE old
store house of. McEwlng & Dosser, this
sold subject to q lien or debt Of Capt. Y.
Hacker; also at the same time and place,
| will sell all the interest, legal or equt2-
BILE. that the said Geo. +. Squibb has in
a tract OF land known a. the old Payne
Squibb farm, in district No. u, contain
ing l2J acres more or less, adjoining the
lands Of K. B.iMartin Heirs aud others.
And one new brick store house on the
corner oil the Public Square on Main
street in J~ones5oro'. will sell this brick
house O. F. Squibb's interest, legal or
e~qultable.n the law, unless debt. and cost
are sooner paid, This the 3d IDLY, 1873,
S. L, GRIFFITH, Sniff.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

New KIND OF GuNrowpEn-A
novel description Of g~uopowder possessing
extraordinary projectile power, is SAID to
have been recently adopted by the Prus.
sian artill cry. 1t is composed Of a car.
tain proportion of nitre ard saWdust, and
IN this state can be kept in store with.
cut fear Of explosion. To render this
composition explosive it is necessary 10
add a sufficient quantity of sulphuric acid
to make II cohere ; and vhea dried it is
ready for use. This composition has GER.
tainly the advantage of cheapnoss, com.
bined VITA extreme simplicity in its man.
gfactere and is said to leave little resi-.
due after being fred.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

20 acres, Of large fae shade trees free
from uuderbrush, sEoriing 4 free c~irculA.
ton Of pure air Tia surroundings are
beautiful, clean, pure and hea~llh,giying.
None can be injured BY ienting, while In,
valids may be greatly benefited. Water
will be abundant, pure and cold.
TENTS
viii be Of tie very bes: quality and pro-
vided with 'Sies." they will be equal to
the best used lat year. When requested
lumber for soOrs will We provided.
Those wishing to rent .ents will please
address at once Rev. J. B. Ford or S. P.
Angel, Esq. Knoxville, Knox Co, Team.
The following are the rates; Size, -
zlG without floor, Sc with floor $3.50,
BOARDING.
Splendid boarding on the ground a; 81
per day, or single meal, breakfast,
% cents; dinner, 50 cents; supper, 50
cents.
RAILROADS.
The following is the arrangement With
tie L. L. x Va. r. Ri Parties coming
to the National Camp Meeting can pro-
cure return tickets from our agents,
on the 18th of September, and On Fri
days and Saturdays during tie coutin.
uancs o. the meeting, y. BoGAhT.
Tie Knoxville aad Ohio railroad will
carry passengers from Knoxville 10 tie
camp ground and return lgr 2jcts. No
Sunday trans.
THE LOCAL ASSOCIATION.
is thoroughly organized and therefore
ready aud able 20 meet all demands made
upon them. 1t is composed Of live, en-.
ergetic, Christian men.
The religious service will be exclusi.ly
under control Ofthe National Association.
Judging from all We can learn, tho gath
eF!Bg promises, to be the largest ever con-
vened III Fast Tennessee. The great Ta.
bernacle W. ~ u the ground.
Come OIL, ena!: all to this great feast
in the tentcl grove, Gods first temple.
Come from .%yriL, South Eas. and West.
Come praying aud expecting the greatest
triumph for the Master ever witnessed in
this country.
Come Mcthodists, PreoLyteriaus, Bap,
fists, Episcopa!ians ard Lutberans, In
short, come al, bring your families ana
tent on The ground, Come with banners
flying, inscribed upon them II illness to
the Lord"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

THE SPENCERIAN COPY BOOKS.
The %Spenoeran claims 10 BE- more prac.
tical, more thorough, and more original
than any other system Of writing publish
ed. Ii IL used in Esore Normal Schools
and Business tt1n an other systems COM
bincd; and it is more generally USED
throtgsoBs the United States and Canada
than any other system.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

ROBINSON's PROGRESSIVE
COURSE OF MATHEMATICS. This is
the frechcst, the most complete and the
most scientific series of Mathematical
Text Books published; aud is more large
ly used than any other series.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04
APPROVED
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Adopted for use in
Washington County.

TIE follovin" Text Books have been
adopted for excinsiue use IN the Public
Schools ofWashingtOn County. Special
terms for Introduction will be made, fun
particulars Of which may be learned by
Whiting 90 the publishers.
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Pictures, Pictures.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF be,p,i
"a iul Pictures just received and N,
sale atlow figures by
HAYES & HARDWOOD.
Herald and Tribune Office
'hH" soncsboro', Tenn
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

Two many small schools in a district
will consume the public fu Ids and Do bn
little good. The direct,s must fee
4 emselyes responsible for the succes. Or
. lure a the schools in their districts
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NoTicE


IN obedience to an SIDE. supd rs
lhetircuit Court OF Washington cers
Ienh" NJ it, April Term lSs1, 80 90
directed. FOR The SUN Of siiD,2. in ir
Ba'eroh q Coz ana ggaiHc, y, N,Sl
Hopper, sin proceed 20 sell At N
Court House door IN ths town of BoE.
ccrc' on the 9Th. day Of August IN
al the tight, title, claim ana ir,cn
that said II. Hopper has IN and t6iin.
OF land situated in the County nj Va
inston, District No, s,,to,nfns /
acres more or less, adjoining the IsEl
pahiei Snfler and Others Sail b.
Formerly known rs the Hardwood M,
VI iaho' This 18th DAY of July, 1873.
july10w4pfsj.
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sept4w4pR5
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of authority in ME vested by
a deed of trust executed by T. c. 4.
Deakc aud wife, Josephine b. Deske, on
the 18th day of January 1872. | will Of
fer for sale 10 the highest bidder for cash
IN hand, at the Court HOuee door in the
town of JonesbOrough, Teun.. on Satur-
day the 18th day OF October. 1873. ali the
right. title claim and interest. both legal
and equitable that the said e. I. G. Dsske
and Josephine B. Deake, has In aud to a
houec and lot !ying on the rest side o. the
JrnesoOro and .eesburgr road In the town
Of Jonesboro. adjoining the lands Of Capt
Mcpherson. i. a Jackson and others,
containing about of an acre. 1t being
the. llonse and lot ia aud on which the
said Deake aud wife now resides. Said
land is sold 10 satisfy two promisory
notes executed and payable to l.. L. La
nicr for the sum of s45s,l7 each. the last
Of which was due January IS, 1873. and
all costs, interest. DC.
+. W. EARNEST, Trustee.
septiw4pfSI.
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ssh NATIONAL CAMP MEET.
ING AT KNOXVILLE TENN.
To Csmnelsce Sept. ~. isss,
and Continue 10 Days.
LOCATION

A more healthful and beautiful ioca.
ton could not be found OF desired. Il is
feur miles from Knoxville on the Knox.
vile and Ohio Railroad
The grove is a very bcautifal park Of
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E D EDUCATIONAL,
BY II. P~REsNELL.

There Is within every ms = dIvisende.l ths
type after walsh h was creaIed, the xerm 81
5 PfTt-ri ptrson. sad u - the ofke cleduraiio-
otAv1r aaI diroetthes~ germs. KIN.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

SWINTONfS WORD BOOK, OF
SPELLING-Oral aud written. This
book has attained greet popularity. its
sale having reached more tha1r 5000
copies since its publication one year ago
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-09-04

Il. D. Hoss & j. NJ. Carr. vs.. john
kitzmillor, colored.
THE plaintiffs on affidavit say that the
l. defendant is Indebted TO them, and =
writ hey:ng been issued by me 10 tbs
ohefifi and the same having been retarn.
ed mot to be found in nv ceunty.a and
the said plaintiffs having received from
me a Judicial attachment against The ss.
tate OF said defendant and the same b,v>
ing peen returned "leyied on defendant.
property" i is ordered by me that the
defendant APPEAR before Inc gu the 18th
day OF September, 1873, a, my oalOe in
6ohnson City 10 defend said suit or !,
wiil De proceeded with exparto, Il !.
further ordered that this notice he ~
iished IN the Herald aud Tribune far sour
weeks. SAMUEL II. Miller, In
shg2lw+pfts ~
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MUSIC.

Miss c. a. WOOD having been en-,
gagged Tor q number Of years in teaching
music on the Piano, fsels authorized to
say that she has heretofore given satisfaC.
tlcn. Having au Instrument and q com.
Portable room at her residence shu res,
pectfully tenders her services to the citi-
zenS Of Jonesbora' 70, the ensuing wear
lightning September LIST, 1878.
Terms; 81 90 per month, Payments
one-half in advance.
For further particulars apply to R. A.
"ooo. ~aug2l.w4.
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divided into 1900 cash gifts, will be dis
trlbuted by lot among the ticket-holders
LIST OF GIFTS,
Total, 1900 Gifts. all Cash,

Iolai, l2iUOO Gifts, all Cash,
amounting ...,........... 81, 500. 0OD
The distribution will be positive,
whelheraIl the tickets are sold or NOT
to the tiekels sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; Halves s25; Tentb,.
or each Coupon, IS Eleven Whole Tjetets
for s5OO; "a Tickets foy 1000; lI3 Whols
I,ekets Tor $1,000; 227 Whole Tickets for
sio,vpo, NO discount on less than e5Oo
worth of Tickets at q time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all
ordors accompanied by the o promnt
ly filled. Liberal terms given 10 thnpe
who buy TO sell again.
TIE. BRAMLBTTE,
Agent Publ. Libr. KY, and Mansosr
GIN Concert, Public Library BuildiSg
Louisville, Ky.
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wEBSTER'S DICTIONARIES. The
only recognized standard.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
y JOHNSON CorNTT.

~ OUCNTf.
Landrum & GreanWsy, " G. Il. Colly.
in this cause it appearing By AFFIDAVIT
that the defendant, G. NJ. Cody, il justly
indebted " the plaituij. and ia o res.
ldent Of the State so that the ordinary
process of law e.nnot be served on him,
and au original attat hmeut having been
levied on bis property, j is therefore or-
dercd that publication be made ia the
Herald and Tribune. a newspaper pub.
lishcd in the town of JOnesboro, for four
successive weeks. commanding the said
I. NJ. COlly to appear before me at my
office in T'ayiOrsgilIe. Johuson co UNITY.
Tennessee, on the 18th day of January.
1874, and make defense to said suit
against him O.. it viii be proceeded with
exparte. TlIOS. j. BARRY, J. p,
for johnson county.
julyl7 w4IlS5
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To Rent.
Notice to Stockholders.

Not1ce to STOCKHOLDERS.
EAST Tenn, Va, & GA, R. R. Coz
OFFICE SECRETARY & TREASURER, !
Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. /, 1873.
The regular annual COD sention OF the
Stockholders of this Company will be
held at the Company's Depot in the city
OF Knoxville, On Wednesday the Sd Of
September, 1873. All Stockholders
wishing to attend the meeting of said cor,
yention will be passed free Of cha roe oyor
THIS road to aud from the %couvepti9n
JAMES G. MITCHELL,
Aug2iAd.
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YOur Attention.
Farlners!!

If you want the best Mower and Reap
er, combined, or Mower alone. or tie fest
Ghrcsher, Crhe YhratOrJ or .lss b-st
Horse PO~c,, down or Mounted. or the
best PloWs,or the best Horse IlTy and
Grain Rase, or any thing for use on your
farm apply NJ onc at Overasers & TO-,
Commission House, near X. X. Depot,
where you will see the finest Machinery
on exhibition.
sAM'L J. SMITH, Agent.
iuuD1Tgl
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Roanoke College,
ALEM VA

T,c.n,se RrS S,asVa. 1891, E,t.
SEPT. 81 ~ e.tis Jan. I'm,
REV. DE-. DITyLE. b. D., PREsrmr
ASSISTED BY AN ENPERlgNcEp cop,
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Kenmore University High
School.
Amherst C. H.Va.

Preparatory to the University of Va.
II. A. Strobe (Math. Medalist ~. Way
Principal and lnstructorin Mathematics.
ii. c. Brock, d. ! it. L. Va. recently
Asst Prof, Latin, L. Va.). Instructor in
Greek, Latin, French, G erman aud Bota-
ny. This is one of the leading high
schools of Virginia, aud presents many
advantages incompatible with those OF
others. New session begins September
18th. 1873. For Catalogue, address the
Principal
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SNTINTON'S VOID ANALYSES. A
graded class book of English d~eriyative
words, with practical exercises in spell
ing Analysis Defining, sgnonynns and
tie use OF words.
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CANCERS CURED.

Dir. kline's Wonderful Cancer Az
- tidote, which destroys and remove
the Cancer entire, without the use "
Knife Or the loss of Blood, and, 81 W.
samc time, overoomes the tendency N
lancer IN the system! We also treaI y
forms of Chronic, L~ong-Standlns guy
obscure Disease with unparalleled s%
cess; especially Epilepsy, or Fits, hasI
ma'ism, Neuralgia, Asthma, Scroiala'''
secondary Syphilis. So,
For particulars, Circulars, &c, call'
or address
Drs. GREENE, BEsILi
Charlotte, NJ"
Goldsboro, y. "
Or. Asteyille, n. l.
maySmS.
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GHAY'S BOTANY. The only sand.
ard series in this subject,
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President J.. c. NJ. Association.
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THE EDGCAfIONAL f;EPOHTER.
! ~ataiogues' and circulars giving full dcs.
cril tive notices Of tie above, With prices.
10th retail and for Introduction siil =,
forwaro.'d by mail on application.
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PUBLISHERS.
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Camp Meeting.

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LOOMS, FIRST STEPS N MUSIC
A well adopted series foT common schools
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-21

List OF Pg9eaIs issued from tbs United State
lstent Ofnee 10 ohio tnventOrs. for thN WICK Vud
lag MAy II, 1873, and each hearing thai data, Fur
-hed this paper BY Coz Cox, Solicitors Of Fatel1s
W1shinglon. y. q.
Stop cy Under Printing ess-IIenry D4rtI,
CINCINNATI,
Base Burner S;ove-rgederick w, Borne,
Cleveland.
Railway FreigAtC Car Richard H. Gordon,
Er Cleveland
IIary ssier--John r. seiherllng, Akron.
Insect Destroyer sheanan W. Thomas,
Gorth lsoyAlton.
Pocket Car Venllaior--and Dust Screen,
John u. Tin.berlake, Salem.
Wrapping for Bottles-AIlen C. Francis
RRyebDa.
Gaiter-- VIM. Lore. Mcconnelsyille.
Wash Boiler-Josepb Adams, Newark.
spark Arester-E Edward LannaY, Lima
Cooking Ulenals--Edwin ]. bprague
youngstown.
BiIliaEa cushion--w wm. st. Marin, cincin
natii.
Valye Gear fOt.Dlrect Acting Steam Engine
.--John Tasseymap Il Edmund J. Howard
ReisMes
Tucker for Sewing Macksnsy-- Jeseph IL
Bar, cineinnan ~ f'a f->t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-06-21

In conclusion, brg leave To say that
have by permission ol this House, written Out
this report entirely irte from sci,nlihc ttrms.
aud have rndcnvurd To pul my ideas in the
plHintsl possible language, 81 rs Ia be under
sIooi by all, and which hope and trust may
be OF some b,nttit Ia the farmers ol Ohis,
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ExtendIng our Empire.

The openi6g Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road 10 the Missouri liyer Is an event OF no lit
tie Importance Thr new Northwest, lying
between the great lakes und lhe Rocky Noun
iains, has now been brought inio communica-
lion by boat aud iuil, whh the lest 0i the
country and especially with the cities On the
lakes, The significance OF this event, may he
partly estimated by considering that the re-
glOn thrown open To development cmhruces u
large area, is richer In natural resources, and
Is capable OF sustaining greater population
than the thirteen original Slaus OF The Rpu5-
lie. Dakota aud Montana Viii each he oyrntu-
ally divided into several States OF the nrs,
class, with varied capabilities rDr agriculture
mining and manufactures.
The tide ofimmgratiou comes To our shores
this seasOn with Unprecedented flow. and hat
already reached the high d Iod'mark OF nearly
ten thousand arrivals none day. The engage
nenis of the trans Atlantic Steamship line
make II certain that this influx will coallnu'
until uexi autumn. For these incoming host
the timely conslruction OF tho Northern PA
ciilc road opens the way to us fnir portion q
our public domain us yet Iemains unsetlled,-
We make 10 them free offering OF the virgil
attractions known to abound in the new teI
ri,ory. In return, ihey bring to US the indusir
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