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ben natftebeub bei6riebeneu @runoplaslmit 9e6dlz
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lid BON Der Wot6ofsGie Der 9urhamz uub gdlti-
moreitrase aniauseno oann nUrblIh an Der Our5am=
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adufers.
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m (Siue id,nue N0arfts0auOteQe

Ser;bera's Saue, Wr. Q. WarIb Watfet
spaes, III eesentpirtts Al ucrmietben gum biliafsu
Isreiie Wal bittet baloisit ra6Buirasen bel ahiz
Iipp Ssr,bsra, SIR. e @arfct Spacc.( Is chs. Il Dit
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WcrIduaf.

Gin oreeEtd6.s YdDtsr iur Gle getuobulide Sausz
0rbert. STAG sufrG9en IN Gsr. "a, Searl., nabe Der
I. o,e,ssar,E, (52-D
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0crlemat.

SeflnffGs.
Gin gutter Rarbisrz9 etullc bei :. Sidf. Err. %,
Satterpz9ipsnIr, rahe @roGitraGc- t52-3)
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&feuc=Meiuna.

Gin qutcs SieuiInGodel iGr getuobniibe Sausar'
beit in einer tteincn Edmiiie. ytah suIrogen in Orr.
81, -Ssettsff rd6e. (53)
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2u berfaufeu.

It'll Gin emp ebtsns,psrtbss 8 : itDdisrs Rotns
6aua an beI Gee. nobe iSreu o%ntitrabs, 10 bel 100 j.,
bis on Die DionteomeroitroBe jurud9ebenb, nit elnem
2=ftofigen Wobnpauie on ot letteren Strase.
Spbu Glenn s Spmp.,
.YoE %, 4 Et JsouIfrnSS
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eio orbsnttiher sRub pom 15-16 Sobreni in elrsnl
GasrpszSsi1aIt. Dian %aorciliCe: "SoffSfnee Sos
Slr. sSs.- {j3-4)
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tA 9sputbet'S erfanf 60
EsiiI elmer -4-
nertbuplen 9anoiteue in Baltimore Co.,
nQbebsr 9 TEN msr'6 Rum 9 @tattou,
an Der
,philstelpbiaz IS I'm ius g aItimo OF or Sahu."
4raft elmer &oamaGt la elmer 9upotb,f BON Serru
Stepens unb Grau On Sobu .. Wlc9ee pom 81. Jtos
pember 1858 unb in benz Sppotbetzgrdip BON SaIti<
mores& ountp in eibsr &. $. u, gr. 81, Solo Pol,
Sobn .. EfcSee (psrtorb.nI, S9potbst' 5rbabsr,
auf ofentlidcr Mutton on Srt unb STEELE
DteI r. g, ben %. Diars 1873,
Vtittass ~ ubr,
bic g%sidrIuuten 3fuei 1dr3eleu oeer Sbeile 2aue
%petfaufer, iUelhe einsn SbeIl res log nebepp Gbais"
bitf en-, in beiastsr oupotbsi ndber beibriehen iino.
uno aui pel6sn Der beic9te 9enro Stsoens ttr Sllb
nobnte. DGS @dnje umfaBt unsefG5r
neunsia Slcfer 3ane. mebr Oeer peniser,
uuS lit in Baltimore Is ountp, ~uneeidbr cine babe
Ufeile pom Der StemnerS Run=Station on Der ~Bb's
aoslpbln=gG iImirstoua 9o Itimorer Sabn." selegsu.
Sas &anb iii in bobem @ulturSuitanbe, gut 9esi9net
fir q mi DIT unb bietet rpe9en ieiner ytdbt gu
Der giientubn sro6t Sortbeile iIr RerIonen, fpsIde
leibt BON Ger Staos srrettbares Sigeatbum gu fauIen
fuiiniden.
aui eieiem g[aee Dirb giieners tefer Aualitdt,
tpie man eldubt, in GROCER Wenee %9efunben.
Vie Standardization befeben in strtm CON Iortablen
bol,ernen ssohnbaute.
V1aisbaus, Sbeune, Staa, Raubbaus &c.
geItaufsbebinaungsn, mie ourh Den 9ppotRetzSn'
babsr uoraeihrieber: Elm Driltt3eil bis Saut9.oes
hGar, etn Srttttbeil In. einem Sabre uHo Gin Drift
tbcil in Srpei Sfabren bonn Berf1utstage an. Die 3id
fdnbs traasn 3inicn bonn Eaae res 3 rfuufes On unb
fino bieielhen ourb sur 9ufrteoenbett Der SFetutlir
'n~Ooiiirts 9tot.H oss Rautsrs 81 h9srI;
@1slrtrir bes perItorhen.n Sobn .. UicSee,
Sppotbctz Sntaberin
z VI. einthieum, 4rlpalt,
(53,1.6s,9,7D Sir. 81, 2srinstonir., Baltimore.
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GENEENIE0
aatweilnNaa gnrsen.

gir. 272, SIb<SBro0oipapr
uuter auffd,t Ger a9ent{dssn SeienidseSt:"
Sjcienioen, i6else 6eutiGe 9anoWcrrer, Ar6aitei
un0 OienifbotCn III beibl1ti9en rotniter, uoneH no
~reri0nltp ooer in i%rdu:irtcn &rieien al ben I9sTtsH
Ser 3eieaitGit 5rn. 6.@.2E ciltn9Aeft e
@up. yroatpcn, pelGen, speltsr unsnt9ettitt
gu5,unit ertteiiCn rciro. tjan2c,lJJ
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AOminiltratnrs Serfaui
EHI Don
8runoei9entbum Oil Der @ranbptraBe, gegeN-
iiher nor MntnhitrnS

I'M AOminltratnrs>Sertau
8runoet9entbum Oil Der @ranbpIfraBe, ge9en'
iiber Der @ougbfraBe.
Sn TfoGqe einef BeiebteS bes g8niier @erjhts Der
StaDt Baltimore bonn 10 Februar 1873 mi D Der un=
ter ,eidnet2 oils Neminilfrator bes perftorbsnen 90
mui D 9olunea aui UifcntIitrr Mutton an Srt uno
StcIe 1onnerfaS, 6. Diorb 1913, gtdhnIttl9s "a
} 1br, bic uQditebenb beitrIebenen 9ruu0iti6e nit
ben oaraui tebeEoen DISQUALIFICATION p%ertaulen, nanIs
li9:
sin 8runtaii6 on Der Roroielts Der @ranbpRr.,
20 Gus brett uno 100 Sus tici. Sieitr RIaB tGn9t an
Der @reteritruBe oil, III iest nit 3tr. 66 be5eltnet uno
Der 9ou9btrdBe 9e9enlher. grlnolnietbe 1888 pro
Sabr. Bebaut nit einem 3~sftodigen steselitGinerrca
u Ububaule nit 8intsr9ebduce uno elmer cffsRer 2as
oens 5ronte.
Eerner:
elm 6ruueRi9 on Der gtoroieitc Ger 8ranbaitrake,
benz obi9en Slate i'm Sttn an9ren3eno. 0ieiet Ylas
in an hRr @tanbpfruSe 25 Ruff treit nit elmer Eiefe
sos pro Japr. Btbaut nit einsm 2Azifodi9en Bie=
eellteinernen 9Spbnhaufe. auf Dem pinterarunfe
6eirer EliFe ftsben aut ate sieselfteinerne &Rbduoe,
rpclhe ertweher in WobnbGuSer ofer Stalun9en NIT
eIpem Sin9Gnee an elmer 10 ISuG hreiten IQen un9es
aneert lBsrren tonnen. Oieies Sisentbum miro mel
Don olen Aniptiiben, Die ~idbrltdten bGrauibGttenoen
9runomietben ausq %oertault.
acknowledgements: Die Sdllte peg souI9slscs
5ablbar I'M SsrtQufs!a9e; Der Reit in 6 VionGteu pom
Scrfauf5tdse on nit Stnisn BON ben ieIben Gage an {;
iur Die @reoitSablun9 mus elne 5ur Suitieoenbtit oee
Q~nterSeidneten 9eiberte ytote segeben DerorH, ODER
IQes baar, nab Dem SrneIieH oe6 3duier5. Cine
NnSabluu9 bon 500 muG bet'm 8auie zines jeoen
Blases 9emabt perben.
4. Beatty @raH, aominjHrotor,
SIR. ), st. YlulfraBe;
GamueI 8. Goper s. SDbne, autt.
(45,1 ,o,51,35,
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Serldnet.

Sin outcs rcutit,s 9tdottn ilr Die onsereine
NCufcfUcrt in encr tleiu,n tamiue. 8tin 9Bai6eu
unit F,ia BI9etu. ytudluirccen in Hr. sh7, sc.
fInatonhrafe, 3ruiideH 6oDaroz uno Qerln9tJNir.
II2Lll
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lSeclQnot.

Gin 6dutn0dCr Gul gerG1te WaSrorbe't. Rot II
qo8is i'm oauie. yiGtiuIfa9Sn n IN Mr.. Is, @pre
lsuramHraee. (53-i
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JdmfG UAiruH

SuIIIlD SuEtN1
a6tungsuOG benadribtist Ieire 1reunne uuh sunren
Der fri5sren Sirma Glis S Gairua, oGs ar oeu
gerbGuie
Rr I3, Siios@apftra6e,
Dem ~Srfen Tatlonal@9 GntgGbiroe" se9cniber, &C.
braht bat, luoIelbf or ftb bami;bcn miro. oiefelbe
li6erdIe rnteritieun9, ruelte Der irlberen 5irmd 81
3beil Uuroe, gu uerbieueu.
Sett beIuabe 80 Sdbren BADEN be clter6irneT Ron
Sobn Booo & SobR, 9Obn 9opS, euis & &airns
Gihcr unS GiOrrsGfig
cine Speiialitdt in ibrem Seiddite eemadt, uub be-
rem HnhIoloer %Deroen, ME irlber, oieiem 9Ribaitsa
JDeiQe b~eior0ere auimGrfiamtsit piomen.
Die %ieinten inportirten sSeiusn, Srauntz
ipeiue, geneuer, 9oRoou unb Dublin Srppu
&tout, SdbpttIidbe Nlc, ioluie ole bcfer Cia5eis
miiheu UtaIB Sianeure in 5lnitcH uno SGierr.
@rocerie= Sdocn uno B~ripatfamilien aut li6erale
Seoln9un9eH berIOr9t.
asentur iIr sS- 1Rafep s Comps. oor3i9Iitss
philadelphia Ile uno Eortfr. Quill 2gD
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Seridnst.
Spebcn bier e~n9sfommtH:
fran 3ifn6

9pei WGbhen in tlrtr tlcrnen %iEdrrtlte en- suns
bermChten uuo ha6 GRcere fur Ole Sau5arbeIt. Mag
,uiraaeu in Rr. 1856, 5nart ffraGe. (jl-3)
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EI Clint Sdmietez unb Waener=W erfhene aut
scr SCe Der Gcottz uno TamiaonraBe fir $50 pro
Morat. HGpeIes bel SbpmaS Siu,
$685. @de Der Fapettes uno ct. BaulfroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03

e~rnpTcblt Fd eiEsN ssehten 4ut iitum i'm @Gbr'o9en
penAlttelit Der &dE6linieU nm elnes Gite. Spnloa'
tbie. II. DousmtttelzRurer. teioEosrs Gite gSunocn,
(8,,hpufite, SRA u=3rGnfbciten II. l. m, loa0te bel
r~nfrieren. Troitiieu. @eiaaiten, lttrbGupt IN icner
alma ;lescnteit oes 0cbCF6, Ero ,otro WlsneHo meme
Wobnnns ctrs Suite ooer Gnttn Not9 %oerloiIen.
Sptattunssuolft s. helB'
Ssr. IA. EirzSSrpaeipdr,
Glebto4I I9D sui iden frat uno EombaroItr.
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Hu nermiethcn,

III
Gin Srocerte : SaoeH NIT Nirtbitafr Gem dltr
5tan0) III blli9 gu oertGuieu. $50 iagt Die &rp
b. Isl. (42-53l
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NerianGt

g;criGnat.
Gin 8ds.r ais ;pcltc 6Gn0. Na5juIraasN IN Wr.
sVE, 9cnu(sipdnids 2ipenue. 1851
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SerIanat.
Sin Wdomen pcrIan9t
%pcrIduet.

Cine 3rou ron % 9abrer iUunlGt etn,h Y,es Il
toaaarane. Wv
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Serualtcrs>Scrfaaf

1850 4. VI. semncttg Gpmp.. /
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Yu %DerfQufen.
Ri OerFdufeu.

lid Spst @obubduitr nit QGosn oui Der Roro=
gBCit- Sdc DER YJrt= uuo 2lebttra6e. 26 bel 80 SuB,
erunrsineirei. SODA 'Slsnn 9 Comp,
(35-) SIR. !, ct. BaulfiaBe.
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gerlanst THO geiadt.
WcrIauQf.

Gin o,s;rtites NiGotteu, bds tas aofsn. Wa'6ea
NM Efoelu usritsbt, fam ia e;hsr gam, Il linen Sarats
lie htI onttm popne eireH eGlerroen Ilus uno 6eis
matb fnesn. NGhsu irasCr IN @r. IS, columbia.
StrGBe 1857
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NerIan9f.

Sin Sientmdhh den, rotltes poIden. hh9eln uTh
rodcn farm. ytod3uiraueu eui Der giicpit : Scfe
pom aerInstpn= aur Soparef FIR, bet GN. Meier
Lnf ll2-2l
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Nerlanat.

Sier Qupferfh mtsce; nur CUTE grbeiter mo-
cea iih mFlntu hei astlh. ~. Gebbein, Nr 25,
Rors.Soa,eanTrGsc, Saltimpre, We. t5l-3J
(nN.zN. zStr,tl." coDire y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-03

Gin Seutiber, meInsr ieinam TliuSipaIe $500 gu
6iben i'm Stunbe III, tGnn eine oGietnhc StCuun9
nit outen SGialr e1balten, lopie ole bette Slbet@
beit lir tas Nnleben Widn dbrtiirt J. q" IN Der
GRIP. ;. NSi.. mdbrenh rrei &aAeu. (5l-5)
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Ga!tlT9er EIog0,

3s Bag GaRou abfr glorIolf
Ssaf tpsr0sn on ben foIsenoeu Iaaen ts'or.
s&2ASA bert:
Sdmpfer ,8m. 1crncho," Capt. s.. >, Softer,
Sieniag, Den 4. Wiiri, - ubr 9Jiitta9s.
As- Baia9GPteIs nab Bottom MT StuitIus oa
DefOfiguna uHo StlGiSimmer Sl2,50.
5irs rub AFr-iRCiIe $20.GO.
Trabt niro fir GtoDIbcEce. SIS, ria g~iorfoit,
Ra-, uuGCnommtn uHo SuId=&raU6port GuittuEGeH
lir hieeibe g~cgebcH.
Rrgen TroQt una Bafaga ruerbe man I'd on
Z. Z. SmSSiHs, Ggcntsr,
Bottom HSetits,
(l63-) or fFusc ess IGrGen DoGf.
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Siuia III Yerfaufen.

SIN 21otn ar. 80, WIufraRe, Der sahsrnz
Queaue geQenibGr, III cine ani.lullhs YGrte fos=
bon aueu, welte lie gum fslttern eebrauden, als
eoppelt 10 out, mie lrgenO cine anhcre Eitterun9, in
Sinfiht aui Die GhDe1e Gnertannt, uuo Iie9t es Coz
hrouder fSSPhI7 a Int)
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Satg,
MpnumentaI Sifp 8rdn6.

Sefes rafiinirtcs Extraordinarily in 8lpen, idferr,
bolben Fiiiern, Gdsten uu0 Ste6bi9ien, ipeIh 9es:
tere %, 1211, 10, 5, . Ii. 8 BfunO e~ntbaIten. yipt bel
QuQntitGten.
s. O. 5aroen q Comp,
CWidrS2S, 12pttl SIR. Is, Gr0duge sBtacs,
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IN Cine ihensm s. ar NJ BON S9h adern
Fs1N IN Der Bbtluoeipbta'er Surnpite = Rodo, ftinf
gftiien BON Baltimore @roses SteinsDau5, 9rose
Gdbeune &C b]inrcinennes GaeInaiier lit porbans
ben. Der YlQs ut iebr simultaneously ir cine De
fituerie, Brautre Ulllhmirtbihaft &C. Ndberes bel
5homas Siu, @de Der Uuusttsz unb ct. $aulftr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

A London correspondent tells a new story
OF the Shah The King of Kings very much charmed
with the paintings at the international Exhibition, and
finally bought 81 500 worth. lie admired which bad
three dOnkeys IT, but declined to pay the price, el60
because he had been told that live donkey could be
bought 81 aud II that true $3.50 was too much
10 pay for three painted ones 4.. 2.
One of the wOrkmen in the Portsmouth
NavyYard In going from his work lately dropped his
dinner basket and spilled quantity OF Govern
ment copper order being given weigh the copper
In the yard discovered that not less than tons
were missing. This OF course not all in the dinner
basket at the time Of detection though II may
have been there at different times previously. +.
In this country we have good many Chinese
and japanese students In England they now brag
of Persian neophytes nrusted 20 the Of the British
scbool-maser The shnhs Chamberlain has left his son
under the care OF Dr. L. schmiz be educated AZ the
and several other members of Ills Maiestys suite in.
tend 10 send their boys over. What remarkable world
this will be when all the nations are reduced 10 the
pattern which are accustomed 10 call Ango-saxon
There was a good deal of fun in the British
House OF Commons the other night when Mr.. Hunt
asked II 10 was true that at recent examination of
school In wiltshire the Government Inspector refused
20 allow the children 20 ng God Save the Queen CON
sidering the National Anthem TO be piece OF religious
iusruction aud so contrary the principles OF the Ee
mentary Education act TIE laughter greater when
Mr. Rster President OF the Educational Council
announced thai such the Tho Inspector has
had hint from headquarters not 10 he too particular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
NORTHERN, CALIFORNIA.

y-RECLAMATION OF SWAMP LANDS
,,.r,,nr ov rpv TILE LANDsAMETHoDs OF DYKING
SIX HUNDRED MILES or LEvRE CONSTRUCTED
DEPORTATION OF THE SOIL AND IT'S FERTILITY
CROPS PRODUCED.
frnoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT oP THE TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCISCO, Jnly 6.-While you are
talking about rcdeemng the NewJersey marshes these
oo-ahead Cafornians actually dykng and reclaim
inc similar and In some richer overlooked lands
nv tho hundred thousand III you VIII take on
man of California Stockton Sacramento, and San Fran
cisco for guiding points, you VIII see that large part
~ ,he land living between cities marked swamp
and oyerfowed" Until within five or six years these
lands attracted but little attention 1t was known that
they were extremely FERTILE but 1t was thought That the
cost and uncertainty OF retaining them were too great
IN warrant the enterprise or late however they nave
been rapidly bought up by capitalists ana ther sSacly
has been Justified by the results on those tracts when
have been reclaimed .
These Tule lands-tne word is pronounced as though
spelled "tooarare simply deposits Of muck, mixture
of the wash or sediment brought down by the sacra-
ento and San Joaquin Rivers with the decayed yege
table matter resulting from an immense growth OF
various grasses and of the reed called the Tue, which
often grows feet high In and decays every
year. Tho Tue lands are in part the low lands along
the greater rivers but in part they islands lying in
the Delta OF the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers,
and separated from each other by deep, narrow
"sloughs" or "slews" they cailed-branches OF
these rivers in Before reclamation they are over
flowed commonly twice year, Ia the Winter, when the
rains cause rivers to RISE and again In june when
the melting Of the SHOWS the mountains brings
another rse You may Judge OF the extent OF this over
flowed land by the following list OF the principal TUE
Islands:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
SOUTHERN POVERTY.
WHAT MIST WE DO FOR THE SOUTHf

WHAT MUST WE DO FOR THE S0UTHf
. THIRTEEN STATES NORTHUMBERLAND HUMID
RED MILLIONS OF PROPERTY LosT-THE WEALTH
or TIN NATION DIMINISHED DY FIVE THOUSAND
MILLIONS. ,. .. 'r
jrRou Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE.l
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-The cause to which
Horace Greeley devoted hmsethe cause of justice to
the Southern peopenust surely. sooner or later. he
considered without passion or partiSaaship l VIII not
believe that the justice is dead in the Repub
cans Of .ho North who contended earnestly for the
abolition Of slavery Twin not believe that they have
sYmpa;eS which can DO touched by the losses and
disasters o. white brethren at the South 1t were pos
sibe believe them destitute Of humanity surely SELL
interest must them TO aid in restoring the
industry and ryivng the prosperity Of large section
of common country naturally rich as any other
but now Frustrated aud impoverished. Republican
myself can appreciate il did not fuly share the
fears and feelings which prevented Northern Republic
ems from seeking relief for The South through the
change control Of the Government proposed at the
last election but that the Republicans are secured
in another term Of power they must surely feel the
more kceuy thatit their duty net TO deny justice TO
the people of any section. Only because they do not
understand fully the condition OF the South, am con-
WINGED DO they give little attention to this subject
propose therefore, to set forth facts officially estab
ished which viii show forcbly than the strongest
phrases rhetoric what have been tho losses and what
is the actual condition OF the Southern States Knowing
the facts. practical people viii devise remedy and
Republican sense OF justice will demand its adoption
Loss OF PROPERTY. -..
In 1862 tho value Of all property in the United States
was officially reported sl6596GOss, but in this sum
the eensaS included the value OF slaves. Ii has been
estimated by Dr. Elder and other eminent statiscians
that the valuation Of slaves to be deducted from this
statement OF the wealth of the coun-
try lsCO not less than s9oOO90o or about $500
each The assessed and taxable valuation of personal
property in tho savehoding States in 1870 was over
sSOOOOOOGO and fully twOthrds OF 1t must have been
of this description OF property As basis Of comparison
OF the values property in 1860 and 1870 them deduct
$500 for each slave reported the several States in 1860
and ind tie value of property in the slayehoidns
States Lisa, the following table VIII snow;
VALUATION OF PROPERTY AT THE SOUTH.
aues for 1870 reduced gold at the average rate for
the wear ending Jane 30 1870 Value OF slaves in 1860 de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

Ii ism { often that we hear from the little
menentoes winch are put under the cornersones with
90 much ceremony. The contents OF a metal box de-
nofed under the COMMISSIONS the town hall West
ID Mass 80 years ago, we're lately examined
and found 10 DO IN good condition An account VI the
the new hall I.' 'i GOD '..t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02
TIE BRITISH IRON TRADE.

Statement OF the Export Of Rails from, Great Britain.
compiled from ODieial Returns bV g. W hopkins d co.
-MoSTH EsDSG@ six Mos ESDDG-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-02

In all. Observation-Disclosures "
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-25

than you could say Jack Robin
son; but, mister, it made him mad.
1t made him the maddest man I
ever see, and Mr.. John Smith is a
bigger man than me, and stouter.
He is good deal stouter. BIa-
bless him, / neTer knew he was
half so stout till yesterday, and
he's handy with his fists, too. /
should suppose he was the hand
lest man with his fists / ever saw.
"Then he went for you, did he:"
we asked him innocentIy.
'.Just so. Exactly. I suppose
he went for me about the best he
knew, but / don't hold no grudge
against John Smith. / suppose
he amt a good man to hold a
grudge against 1 want TO see the
man who printed that piece.
want to sec him bad. / feel as
though it would soothc me to see
that man. / want to show him
how Il drunken man acts when
you pour water down the spine
of his back. That is what / come
for
Our visitor, who had poured
water down the spine of drunk
en- mans back, remained until
about 6 p. m, and then went up
street to find the man that print
ed that little piece. The man
ne is looking for started for Alas
ka last evening, for summer va
cation, and will not be back be-
fore September, IS7S.-DanbHry
News.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-25
To be Held at Emperia, Kansas. ept.
10th. 18th, 18th and 18th, 1873.
Rules and Regulations and List Of
Premiums.
INTRODUCTORY.

The Second Annual Fair OF the
Lyon County Agricultural Society
will be held at Emporia, on the 10th,
18th, 18th and 18th days of Septem-
Der. 1873.
The grounds, the same on which
the Fair of 1872 was held, are stu
ate one mile west of the city limits.
Our Premium List has been care
fully revised, and many new and at
tractive features have been added.
The price of admission has been
reduced TO twenty-five cents.
1t is important for those who are
desirons of exhibiting fine stock to
make their entries early, as the stalls
and pens viii be assigned In order
of entry. Entries can be made at
any time.
No entry fec will DE charged. -
Nothing viii be left uudono by.
the Board TO make the Second An
nual Exhibition n credit 10 this por-
ton of the State. All VIC need is
the cordial support Of our farmers
and artisans To make this fair a
source of pleasure and profit 10 both
exhibitor and spectator.
We call upon the ladies, especiaI-
ly, to aid Us III identifying and Or
namenting the halls by the exhibit
ton of flowers, paintings, and other
evidences of skill and taste.
The usual railrof d arrangements
for freight and passengers have been
made.
Premium Lists will be furnished
on application TO the Secretary,
Emporia, Kansas.