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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30

Green apples are not very plenty in our
market. Weather too cold to bring them
to town
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30

Com in the ear, sells at 80 to 80 cents
per bushel. Coming in freely.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30

Evans s. Patterson keep thler meat
market well supplied With pork, beef, veal
chickens, rabbits, &e.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30

DR.. VINALL, has removed his office to
the rooms over Lauer & Brothers dry
goods store, where he is very comfortably
fixed, and will probably remain. n4tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30

WAsTED-I want to hire man to work.
He must be of steady, sober habits, know
how to handle and take care OF team,
able to do general work about farm, OF
general usefulness in the care Of property.
and must be willing to stay one year.
For good man liberal wages viii be
paid.
etf IA c. II. REEVE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30
- S75 to SI5Oper month Ey I5TS

male and female, to introduce the GENu
. me IMPROVED COMMON SENSE SEW.
- hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord bind, braid and
q embroider in most superior manner. Price
90 only SIS. Fully licensed and warranted for
five years. We will pay, s., 900 for any MAJ
- chine that will sew . stronger, more beautiful
- or more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes
LII the "Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second
- stitch can be cut and still the cloth cannot be
pulled apart without tearing t. We pay
. agents from SIS to $50 per month and ex-
- penses, or q commission from which twice
the amount can be mads. Address SRCONB
d CO.; Ohisago m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30
pLYmoUrH LODGE. No. 14s + & A. NJ.

The stated communications of Plymouth Lodge,
No. 149, +. & A. NJ, will be held the 1st & 3rd
Friday in each month during the year 1873, as
folIoIYs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30
For Sale.

For Sale.
At the gun-shop in Plymouth, Indiana,
double and single barrel shot guns, double
and single barrel rifles, revolvers, gun
locks, shot-pouches, powder TASKS, sc.
L. B. WHITE.
Jan. 9. 3m.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30

Members and visiting Brethren Fraternally invited
to be present.
By order Of the w. NJ.
THE0. CRESSNER, Jr.
Secretary
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30
Notice

EDITOR REPUBLICAN.-Ther will be a
meeting of the Marshall County Teachers
Association, at Bourbon, Saturday, Feb
ruary Sth, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
By order Of Ex Committee,
M. Z. NASH, Secretary
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30

Also for CAMrAIes Goops. Address,
GOODsPEED's EMPIRE PUBLISHIG HOUSE,
Chicago, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, New Orleans, Of
New Fork Auss-1sw.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30
Sell Cheaper

save money.
Three Doors South of Dukes Drug Store, East
side of Michigan Street, Plymouth Ind ms 3m.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30
TEN COLU8LN FOLIO PAPE7
The Leading
Paper
NORTHWEST.

4VO4O l. IL Wv LIN l.
And this position it will endeavor to maintain.
The INTER-OCEAN will continue to be the Or
gan of the People in the largest sense of the word
insisting upon the preservation of the rights of the
many against the few. To this end it will main
tain an unceasing warfare against the abuses and
extortions of ALL CHARTERED MoNoPoLIEs; not at
tempting to destroy the just rights of any, but de-
termned to bring every special privilege granted
by legislative act under control of the power that
conferred it; believing that the public conscience is
the true court of final resort in all questions affect
ing the relations of corporations and the people.
In Literature, General News Foreign and Do
nestle Correspondence Local Matters, and all that
goes to make a FIRST-CLASS
Commercial & Family Paper
1t does not intend to be excelled by any
publication in the country.
The COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Will be conducted with great care, and everything
possible will be done to make the
MARKET REPORTS
Such as the FARMERS and BUSINESS MEN of
the Northwest can RELY UPON.
The Agricultural Department
VIII be carefully edited by gentlemen of ability
and experience.
The Religious and Moral Character will be guard
ed with especial care, and nothing viii be admitted
into its columns, either advertisements read
ing matter, improper for the family circle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30
Nos. 13 and 2S.

"AVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
L j experience an entire success Simple-Prompt
Efficient and Reliable. They are the only Medi-
cines perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple
that mistakes can not be made in using them SO
harmless as to be free from danger and SO efficient
as to be always reliable They have raised The higks
est commentator from all, and viii always rem
der satisfaction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-01-30

Jan. 9, 3n.
, 1873-01-06

In hn si1ty-ninth inning Dion mn1o IL, aend!ng hin
to tho e.srn Of lis irend. ho spped up on al al casy
ahot, mud Daily, after making o, wont III thu holc on
ns; Ind ss sn1s n sv m nSS s
IA Dim aeppe 10 tic table Il 1a1o hta frs. shot Of
Dsiys o Thoatenco rose viii h viii ehter
at,l grand tts as i1,aao for tlo tnto, Whero Dion,
s @ j. e y s W. I reassa hd hSSs as ep
thtn teary,, Of tho Oily Hall police, with sorgoant
Thatcher and twonty ra!rolmon elariel through lilo
rowa ana sMrrounded tho able' forming strong cor
For lve minutes tho nolso ana confus,on woro deaf.
rce calls by par.lsals Of olther ayer Ia stick 10
nnd loud cries Of 'pnt Dion ont" 11lc tho hall; md
tho dense crowd swayed 70 md fro, anl woro iraco
hd table, nokBbly With tho noiton of breaking 1t IN
rlsse; Int mro probably from TIC desire Which n
oupai Leary tried to qulet tho disturbance III rain,
t finally, at tho request Of Mr.. Htonan, tho audi
entc reanled their reats bonding deliberations to
The of Tho excitement nrose In the foryforth
inning, whom tho acorer !uut scoaed, nado 1slstake
but by iniitsfn acorud :ouy l4o difference Of ID
po!nta. Whcn tho mistake was discovered he stopped
thcgamo for n,omtnt,, and botn players wont with
Dion claimed tls. lie slrlns Heoro was rnaarahlo,
sn rofnhod til recoRntzo any outside sco}c. ThiH rnt.
STe 1T Ns on e sees 3 s avs
Ss fta 1T s hs tso
gamn waH allowed to 40 on. 80 :'~-. ;s:'s
Thcrc can 10 no onbt that Daily nc.uay matlc 1906
po1sts, i,nt tho question h, did he waive b right to
Thy points IL aisrue It. T. eain,o4 thss s gelne on
acunn, TINT Of ha hrtonda Id srringtiC this uino
at ille must critical part Of thp gain nfar.
When orl6r had bcetf restored Daily camu to Tho
~ SMs. III ncfsrce ef what il ,ay aacoro9" ri -" 6
"ono thousand i've hundred and six ,points,": was
tho reply. ..
atick 10 IT,"
(which lie dia1 and that Mr.. Daily WIS 1airly entitled
to the ga1Ac.
After much moro talking md another nceno Of con-
fusion DAILY went toward Dion mud Haid: -:
"Wtl you cali bets ofF on this game and play mo
agRfp this night n6xt week ~ -
:" Yes, I WILL" said Dion. ...
This having bren communicated 10 11r. Hecnan ho
made oiciol announcement tlat bets of and
that tho gano wonld be played out next Thursday
night, Jan.0. This cooo tho crowd Attte and thoy
slowly d1Rp,lrac{l.
DalyfG hvetuge was 20 1o-71.
Diun's average s,TuH 2D 61-7l. > ..-
notl wore exceptionally largo averages.
, 1873-01-06
tsutlsfallu llntCrinl.

4 Eosson i6orchant writes 10 tho 9raccller Of
that city as fol3osd: "Appreciatfng tho fact,
which to mind Inns been fully demonstrated, TINT
no building material now III uHo cnn Withstand
tho intonaty Of pnch fro rs wo l1a76 1nto1y OK
norioucoil cast about to ascertain which OF tho
throo kinds of atono, marble, granite, Or FREQ
stono would hest withstand tho combined OBJECT
Of hcat and wntor. To this o1ld, I placed piocea
dt oaa1 aizo Of each kind Of stono upon shovel
and ovoi ablaekumiths fro, heated thcnl unttltho
i emali atren1n h@ Of oold wator rhe 1asrbio Va.
tho first to giyo way; 1t cracked and orumhled
uko so much ordinary limo. Tho froastono fol-
lowod immedatoy, but it wns uomo timb beoforo
tho grants manifested any aignB OF cracking.
The result Of tho experiment was entirely in
iaos with solid granite front, desire . hantt-
BONO front with so,ne ornhmontEtion, ono that
will make my building attractive, which cannot
got in brick, and dare not llave in marble"
, 1873-01-06

'Tld tuntors arc making nad havoc among tho
bufrnlocH III, Westorn KanBnn, not far from tho
lno Of tho Abolition, Topeka \ aartn 10 Rail-
ROAD Tnoy arc toun4d In greatt n1mIeta ,ear, =
fork Of tho pawi,oe htyers end nro SHOT down by
station OH this road. . It in nhout tllroo miles
from Fort Dodge; II waH acttlol nbout the laat
OF September, aud conHiBta Of about fifty
houaab--oyory ono of which, with possibly tWo
os three exeoption,, IL a. atore, bilHrd r..
tholr heaa1narteH. During tvo months ono
firm reeaiye oyor 20, ,o00 buffalo hides, for which
thoy phid from. e1.25 to s26n cael'. Another
rhrty retdi4ed In ton days on'finE lilo middle Of
thlB month uY0r G,oN l.itloH. 1,uffalo meat is
ypry cheap Tho hans aetl tfont olle cent to to
centn pound, and arc ai(hm ovot tse Atet,i. q.
and to st, Louis in largo quantiticB. Tie fota-
qlartors cntiitot DO givon away, hut nro thrown
out in tho strcdts. Ono merchant had 25, ,0J0
,bhfralo tongues packed awsy III ono room watt
ihg nhipmoht TO- market. ,Notvlthnta,ndtng this
Wholesale elaughtor tho llunlcn, toll Of poeing
as tho BandB upon tho sea nlIoro.
, 1873-01-06

Professor John, Wiae,. tho vail-knoWn ,nro-
nnut, has in contemplation to 1n.,ko balloon
trip Aorogs the Atlantio ne1t sunni 'or, propara-
tiona tor tho great eral voyage beinb In process
OF arrangement now. Tho Professor, 1t will DO
remembered, made the famous air trip from st.
Louis to tho oaAtern extremity Of Ontario. adis.
about nineteen hours, or At tho ratio Of about
jai1ty-throo lniles an hour. lie fools
entirely. conAdout Of Ills ability to
1nako tho auiokest trip On record aoross the
Atlantic. Quite q number OF scientific gontle-
1non haye made application for permission to aa4.
company him IN this greatest of I'LL balloonlng
, 1873-01-06

A Wisconsin woman is known who, when
nIe discovers burglar beneath hor bod, dooa
worked vel! on. ono OCCASION, but lor husband
Inns purchased a horso-psto that carrleh q bali
NJ largo as douyls.nut, mud hays ''got the drop
Oh hin, next tinlo, baforo you do anything olso."
Tho celebration Of tho 210th anniversary Of
tho discovery Of tho Mishfsalppi by Joliet and
Marquette llaB boon resolved on, to taAe place
ncar prairo du Ohion, OIL tho 17th aml 1Bth OF
Juno next, aud an invitation oxt6nded to John
q. s4ea, Ill. D., of New York, historian OF
Now Franco. to deliver tho. commemorative i'd
, 1873-01-06
BUsINEss DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
4SSSSs'S;Sa* s. A&f!sss!s:s ;:,!,s d
1s.Es sg hs
rz 12s is;'se szsS s2sss's' $5: \
and
2$HgF2S 81 /; I !sss:s:''.
J. ". MIDDLETON, S state:st
coAn TEN nRoSSR 81: Ann and W. Randolph.
AMERICAN orooK GoSseetHsi oS:s I'll wab.sh..,.
rEsdH EEssiYf1 HRHM RGHMs d. d5'ssWSfGs WsGssas9 aS."''' ''
HENRY BEARS CO. ooqftsS{ i ed Is South oanal,.t.
SAMUEL wn1fses Reqssl II sad nsfs. e Nss ,.dl.on.
H. punr1An nRsanseAtrtis ysyA ii MltHsoo.1si( oaasi.
OTTO aa.*Fs a1 a'4
f. f. N a5IE2Ah7h g2 :; : s S;ss:e's'
MILLER BR5y. d!s1aEEaEEss KEEs thsSl:2f!s:e''' .fs::
H. cnpnNnpHE15sa pE15sa sif%s|s is va Sfk''s kaaasss.t s;
arlrs SNS S5 Is sS s zftg! & r. .a.on
Xa HIS | Ssi| S:s:
wkfEiS sGHg Tsnefs soaa q ana o''''
iHah HH I'd IL N:S!:ss'
Krs1nv JENKINS! 1!!s, II: ssa's EsS; w4tpr:.t.
Mo6ifS f III II i + ~ %s Hsssas sssl]sss
S9EE5b ksEE e 1S md & "
A "sas sss WaS.:tss Ss Sssnsa I'D rhr.oon.ht.
i. B. nrrxnn : od:;f d5'if Sd 5'S.'i '%aii.shar.
II. ". AUSTIN CO., ran.%':e ii aa ea South water:.s.
, 1873-01-06

T. =. ATTORNEYS RECORD. -
TE c'1Sgr 6; @1asoc hi Gs2usss' 1a ss
lcayc to amend inatanter; ieayc to nnswer amended
DILL In 10 nyH. G90-Forrs Y. Johnston ct nj. m0t1On
to dismlns bill ovsrrulcd. I'LL g. Prescott u Board
et Tratsss Of tho Illinois and Michigan Canal ct d..
entes npnearanco for: yarlona tlcfertnnts. ss8-:
e tss # ans GS y5 % h1, ns5 sy hs6 a,se
iathrop = Sherman q al; so Tor hearing Arst hurs-
rg rag.Ws
pearanco BY solicitors fr to defendant rla'ling milf,
extended I'LL 20:h inatnnt 3o-Whito '. Peterson
motion 10 sct ade mnsiora rorute denie, and e1ce-
s Tons Jacobs reference 70 Siagr,
v Princeton Loan anl Trust Company ct al diamiHs-
Cd by complainant without prejudice.
THE Cmourr Counr-tB booth L,-1 --Robtnaon
seryis: defendant 10 glvo f250 security in days.
1aoo-2schnnn v.McNair; defendant to ro]oin to rep
tcka v yerhnrt portions oi tcrositions stricken out.
2?33-srnith Younslove, Architectural Iron Works;
s. s ssn 20 as: + 3se
estsnde l. dsss.slozSaie9, sdm!ai.trator, ele., W. v
fcndant TO plead in ton daya-Pcop1o rot Thompson
y Thos Moore; continued TIL Saturday nox t11seJ)
s dameat IN G 81 a.. 1s1 s daS sa I
Of exceptions. 627--Egan Y. Amos; leave to with
dtaw demurrer md ays .e pesd t1eyss n ss =
9oa5-Grconbaum y. Reynolds ttmo to lo additional
bond extended ttl Tuesday, 3,ss6-Fltzsimhaons '.
haeef ,s snspa,os 'sssd ey 13intls
= I1oaa; verdict $3.50; motion for nov trial. 917a-
Mose moSn r s
Con- ssgnse; Il dsfsnaaat to
ccoa in = bis own name .tS.12a vail
aas,t sol1c0eh nEorn;
% psaii to ?sqs Soaa es q ss ss Il ea sso es&
sds SfS Vs ssa !; s. i ssps.sr sSns M' e es;1 d.
tondant le,yo to scofeld to lo rlcae u frat Mon
day Of February. a,lOo-solraann Y. Illinois Mutual
on IN so days @Pot}oo y dreat r. 1T INSURANCE ind
pEasesass sg' asend1nt IN dTad ns
{sas Beaa xeo sanf' ans sas
sehaol set aside: s,asWWm. it. Johnston default.
35oo-aIason '. Gard; demurrer 10 nrss COUNT Of
oyorrued md lcayo to defendant to plead in days.
abatement, md leavo to AMEND nurr and summons.
,880-KAsprowca Jacob; motion TO set aside tndg-
sn sn Mpdny aG ~; ug
'. disse; veriict for defendant s,ses-oampbeil '.
Holmes '. Meachom; dismissed By plaintiff. 1000
Bsettauer '. Bell; same.
rvr rr, ,rps m,spn7o ;o,tnr-fu,oane r,
a1i7oceorpa r. atoaIn,: jnimnasion rostgs;nina nd
~, - atocI bS nn.,",, -, srna y Woaarins
tss,,od " warrant = eoE 1Inhhard Iowa IN
asssnoo to sell Stock for a 1,mu sum. y
AnnA1GNMENTa. -
,ruon.rs ,vsr IA. .o. y,os,d 1,s n1d rvero
scntoncad to v,roma ar,Sa Il Ioiot nd IN tbc Uo'ntv
ra .st r * sa Ill w:oy iii Ia
~ H.s1 40 na9t. sr. a.. ~ -. i ~. ~ % m W
W AA'Ae""s ies4n1os.n . . sr 4noi ou AAono"''
,rur oruon,, ,,rnEs EM n9ins ins rooe,ro,, ~
AZ s1go-G8s"Gm aSs IT, ,. ~ y,
polacc EaS comnany - iohn " rannan an juiian s.
3aaeu ~ SEy oo T.. @ p,iaatin ah sa ~ ! o.
aaoy 'aa 70 1o @ Ok ta1es,
n,-n ahs y: @ m ~ aas. sne anu o9. 81
n sm e, n.st o no nf,hs " p ~ W IT. IL i,nn
W @ as ~ - q ~ ny
ho.,a ~ uJ nnn S"st = ~ s,.n;o
IL ecoG Ioa - rt; tr.scott mnaA ~
, 1873-01-06
THE TRi-WEEKLY

Ii eroat favo, With ro.dors at distance and In looA
es not .oachod BY daily malls presenting In ons compact
shest tho aubstanoo Of two days issuos.E
, 1873-01-06

,f2l ,oi0f0
Tho .arst ID considered an average rota! stock
anil tho othor above the ayorags, being COM
posed largely Of now goods, tho ilxturoa In 9th
that lo has negotiated tho aale OF the propor,y
to Luo!nia Il Keller at 60 por cent Of tho original
cost, amounting to s13, 1ai.d3; namely, ST, 900
caah 81, ,600 on Teb. l, aud the lalanco In equal
notes In two, four and nix months, indorsod by
two aaeuritleH to bo approved by the Court. Tho
Court made al order a8 prayed
nENEnAI NOTES.
Tho hoarlng Of the suit TOR tho foreclosure Of
, 1873-01-06
The WEEKLY

HI WEEKLY
Isvov ono Of tho largcst weekly editions issued wost os
New York very handsome oi9htpaRo sheet. With fifty
SIX columns ontto expressly selected and undo up 1of
this Issue with oholce variety Of
ORIGINAL LITERARY, ART, AND AGRICULTURAL
TOPICS.
II will coutinuo In ovory respect to bo mado wcstorn
Family journal, equal in
LITERARY EXCELLENCE
70 any pub.bodin this country. vho It's careful cola
tion Of tho o the daily odious 1t an un-
surpassed compendium Of tho
FRESHEST TOPICS OF TEE DAY.
Among tho uzitors on hone hocs the contributions OF
RURAL will hold thor place and increase tho wao rcpu.
ta.lon already ontoyod by s best Of all "sitess On
"PARM AND GARDEN"
For 5oars WELCOME In multitude Of Western homcs. "a
shall furnish also lsrsu variety Of articles on soefa
topics.
LITERATtRg ART, EDUCATION, COMMERCE,
GENERAL OuLrunE. AND THE PnoonE6s or SOCIETY
all n,ado more prominent foaurce Of THE WEEALY than
heretofore Tales aud sketches original and ao!ected.
will bo furnished In each number. ...-...
4snted below, THE WEEKLY TNlnUSE will bruE t" tho
sount1y drasido and tho farlncr's home
BEADING FOB ALL GLASSES,
Reaching nont each year tho bulk Of many voluos
t1on tho hest writer's. With variety aud fu'noss,
TEE BEST THOUGHTS, FACTS, AND D1scoVE.
RIE9 OF THE AGE,
At a p.lco which mako It not only tho beatbut
THE 0HHAPEsT OF READING MATTER,
within tho rcaoh Of tho humblcst homo md worthy
plaooin tho bost.
- THE WEEKLY
l Ia oyorod At tho following pr!ces:
6ngl0 copies, QUO 1UN
boopleE, ono sop
20 copies. ono "''''''''' vv
W cop!es, QUO year. @1OV
THE DAILY AND TRI.WEEKLY.'
!
, 1873-01-06

homo aud abroad comprise tho ost trained and
pctont In thor calling aud heretofore, nothing
Wit bo spared In cost OF transmission expense Of
publication To place tho roaut Of er abors In
attractive shape beforc a roadoEs. To this ond the
mechanical appliances Of TIE TRIBUNE unsur-
passed..
, 1873-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Children Cry for Pitchers Cas-
osa. Itregulntes tho stomach, Wind colo and
causos natural a!eop; Is substitute for c1steF oil.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-25
Chinese Slavery In Montana
lylfslnls 0liy mon,snian 4.


We shall not much blame our purilanl.
cal friends Of New England " they raise
their voices In holy horror on learning
that In enlightened Montana system Of
abjeot slavery Is allowed TO be practiscd
among our Monaghan population. u Is o
disgraceful fact that there Is such a sys-
tom, md TO our knowledge tboro has as
yet been no sslg taken by the authortio s
TO abolish the custom. Although hayin z
a forced reverence for our American laws,
II IL plain to be seen that these Celestia IL
arc, among themselves, still governed by
tho prevailing laws and customs Of the
Chinese Empire, and hold each other
amenable TO the penalties for crime or debt
that were wont 10 DO inflicted in their ma
tive land. Nearly all the Chinese who
come to Montana are colonies owned and
controlled by Chinese companies in Cali
fornia, and are required TO pay over what
over wages they may earn--or great
portion Of them, at lesst-to q boss, who
sends it on to his company. The female
portion are oil. or nearly oil, held as
slaves for the purpose Of licentious traf-
ic, which they are compelled to indulge in
for the benefit of their owners. They are
held rs property, bought and sold like
stock or mel chandise, and are pledged to
secure the payment of debts. An ordina-
ry China woman young and in
good health, is marketable OF from 300
TO $500, while one Of extraordinary at
fractions frequently brings from $500 to
$1,000. There is no humbug about these
transactions, and that these Chinese slave
holders have no fear Of the American law
on the subject will be seen from the fol-
lowing advertisement, which is bonafde
and paid for:
CHINESE Advertisement.
Wang geu owes DR.. Yec Cheugh Five
Hundred and Fifty Dollars. He can not
pay it. So, according TO Chinese law, he
left his woman, Sing Jim, in DR.. Yee
Cheugh's possession, as collateral, until
the money shall be paid. All right. By
and by, all Same yesterday, Sing Gin stole
Three Hundred and Seventy Dollars from
DR.. zee Cheugh, and ran away. Now
then, oil Cinnamon take notice that ifyou
keep Sing Gin, you must pay me Nine
Hundred and Twenty Dollars, all same
Wang Geu. DIR. YEE CHEUGH.
VIRGINIA CRY, Dec. 10, 1872.
We have known of many other instan-
ces of like kind transpiring in different
parts of the Territory, and presume that,
to most of our people, knowledge Of this
nefarious traffic in human souls is nothing
new. Not long since one Of these boss
Cinnamon, owning two or three moon
eyed beauties. importuned prominent
gentleman of this city to purchase one at
the rather exorbitant figure Of 81 900, at
the same time warranting her to be obedi-
ent, & free from all ways that are dark &
tricks that are vain This property was
not the kind the importuned wished to pay
taxes upon, and he therefore declined to
purchase. We are not very intensely in
terested in the welfare Of the heather
Chinee, but for humanity's sake call the
attention Of the purifying Puritans to this
new field Of labor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-25
Choose. n liking In Tssas.


A Mr. Brown, who cmigratod
from Jefferson county, Now York
TO Erath county, Texas, began
tbcro experiments in checso-ma
king, In 1869. With rudo appara
tus, ho made from 80 common Tex
as range cows, 1000 pounds; los,
700 pounds of it, and sold the rest
for 50 cents per pound. With bet
ter apparatus, obtained from the
North in 1870, he made from 40
cows Of the Same grade 1000
pounds, and lost about 300. In.
ferring that the loss was not owing
to climate, COWS, or feed, but to i'm
proper management of the business
in that untried climate, he i'm
proved the winter following in
gaining information from tho best
authorities on cheese-making; pro-
cured Bavaran prepared rennet,
and last season tried again, and
with very satisfactory results, not
losing ton pounds He estimates
that with good management an Or
binary Texas cow will make, du-
ring tho season, 100 pounds of
cheese, besides rearing calf, and
that at least $40 worth Of pork
may be raised from the whey of
her milk, properly fed out.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-25

USELESS TREAsURE.-A rich no.
bleman was once showing u friend
great collection of precious stones,
whose value was almost beyond
counting. There were diamonds,
and pearls, and rubies, and gems
from almost every country on the
globe, which had been gathered by
their possessor with the greatest
labor and expense.-"And yet" he
remarked, "they yield him no in
como"
His friend replied that he had
4wo stones which cost him about
ten forins each, yet they yielded
him an income Of two hundred flo
rims each year.
In much surprise, the nobleman
desired to see the wonderful stone ;
whom the man led him down to the
mill, and pointed to the two toll
ing gray mill-stones. They were
laboriously crushing the grain into
snowy flour for the use of hundreds
who depended OH this work for
their daily bread. Those two dull
homely stones did more good in tho
world, and yieldeda larger income,
than all tho nobleman's jewels. So.
it is with idle treasure everywhere
-Phrenologicat Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-25

FUNERAL OF Hon. ALEXANDER RossY,-
The painful intelligence contained in oul
last evenings paper that the Hon. Alex
ander Rosy, member elect Of the legisla
ture from this county, had, the night be.
fore, breathed his last, and that his funer
al would take place at o'clock p. n, from
the residence Of Capt. Charley Austin, on
Centre street. opposite the Cathedral
brought to that place multitude Of old
friends and admirers.
The Turner Association, the Schuetzen
the Liedertafel and the Casino societies
to all Of which, we believe, he belonged
turned out strongly, thereby testifying
their respect and appreciation Of the great
and good man who had passed away.
The funeral procession moved off al
about 4:30 o'clock, the German brass band
in front, breathing solemn music, followed
by the Scheutzens with arms reversed
and then by the other societies. An i'm
meDse procession of carriages and buggies,
filed with mourners, friends and admir-.
ers, Of oil nationalities, followed slowly
after, and swelled the procession TO such q
length as il seldom seen in this city.
The ceremonies at the grave we're per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Young, and were
solemn and impressive. Requieseat en-
pace.-GdlpestoR Ners.