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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

neat was uull anu IN me absence OF sales, nominal
T Wst S .%n.2 Ts, %s's sSs
s"s Z
aggrcgate about 600 bushels a &C. and &C.
yellow ana ss,sc: s1c ios new western whi,s Sa.s
% jersey Sn
mixed a. S! ga Soc for white State for black West
I 1ss: We're Hss s
,aa q. a raIe. =, The Liver
S sSsa :ssa$
s sy BARLEY q 3d.! & 'u $s SSre a
include "A hoTwegan barb, hence Cork for orders 70
Asd
Sn for on 70 s hn sn E %
span % S M @ Or Sra e q S
nSSSs ssss 70: sIas
ss ssS SSi: :. fsasss petroleum. ~,
ss nj. is$
s SsrE uR Of por; ib
sJSsss
q :! the aas Yet
and Nc for March ADr May
and nominal at previous prices Manila quoted O16c
gold Jute was also dull but quoted steady at &c. &C.,
gold Jute butts were only in limited request but steady
HAY AND STRAw-The demand continued moderately
Ss rs
81 20 clover 81 sSl os long rye straw 81 80 40;
Hops.-The market continued dull brewers purchasing
only to meet their INN ediate requirements. Prices
somewhat favored the buyer We quote State, Eastern
and Western, 40c. SIC. California; 6s]sc. 57hc;
foreign, Sc a &c. 40
MOLAssEs.-The market continued quiet, with Gales
only in jobbing way, aggregatng about % bbls. Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

ASn nnn TO LOAN ON Al BROOKLYN OR
SCU.UUU New Jersey Properly, and various sums
Tor irst class city Property. D. PHOENIX INGkAHAM,
70, Pine street lbasemenpt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

VIyANTED--ON BOND AND MORTGAGE. THE SUM
w of S40OO on choice desirable lots Principals only
will with by JOSIAH JEX IL East Foreth St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent, gold, for carrying to nat for borrowing.
The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
fOllOws:-
Gold cleared SIS, 967 900
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1,9lS0O8
currency balances Z,29o,olo
The Sub-Treasury paid out $3.50, 900 on account Of
interest and $1,000 on account OF redeemed fve-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

$40 600 LOAN ON S5Rsr canss d nso sus
second Mortgages bought and sold. 80
WILLIAM BOGERT, 81 Liberty street basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

moo nOn TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY.
SHzRI.Es A. sCHERMERHoRN, I2so Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22
OFFICE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY
" NEW YORK, Feb. III, 1873

WE HAVE SEVERAL SUMS TO LOAN ON CITY
w Property in to suit, from g. 600 S2OO0
for three years about $4,000 TO purchase good
ond Mortgages with SAWARD Il LEAVITT, o. Wall st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22
Of the principal stocks during the day -
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday, Feb. 21-1Osl5 A. M.
$4,000 Us 6's s,r..c III el6e0 US $50 49,. lI5k
1899 S us sS = s. Ike S Ts 80 81 S
m A. M-Reforc Call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

NAVAL sroREs-The market for spirits Of turpentine
only note SALE Of Is SSls ct &C. Eosin da
%
Ne f Sss g Sas s
q
quote Lnse sd Sc "a w. in casks and &c 9c n
Ss sarSs %nss e.
srr se esc for r. & for natural ar Win
Winter and &C. for r., No Crude c9 9S, SEED
PE1aoLrux:-The market for refined continued quiet,
Ss. sa sess ~s Spn s
pSs %S2h for V %sss Sn9 sna a"
city AZ the creek the market was dull yet prices
isc for remainder Of month We heard Of sales
sss 81
yss Sss
Sssss ss SIaS q ss
ss$
s 81 ~ T q 5 Ss
sses ~ ss aSf az CO. rs s s%s
IOac. Lard-The market for Western was moderately
active and very firm. We heard of sales Of $50 terces
cash, $50 tcrces for February, both sales lice
terces kettle at 500 terces for March, at 7IGc
and 500 tierces for APRIL at $40 City lard also in
demand and firm. Sales 25 tierses at Sac. Dressed
hos we're G1e, BIT Spt steady City quoted at &C ac
RrcE~Trade has been very light to-day but the mar
Hs and
SUGAR-The demand tor raw has been only moder Ate,
still the market remained steady We heard of sales OF
81 bids Of Sen s6 % at 2 bids Of Mg;scovqSo
quote :-CubaRefnng. inferior to common, TIC SIC
fair to good fair, sac SIC; good TO prime, &C.
grocery fair to good &c 9c prime to choice, 9sc.
a 9Mc. centrifugal. hhds and boxes, 94c. &c; mo-
lasscs hhds and boxes, TIC. Sac:; melado &c &c.
havana-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos. to g. &c. SIC
do. lotto II SIC s1sc; do, IS 70 Is SSc. I0j6c. do,
l6 TO Is l03Sc l0zsc do 10 to 20 1lc &c. white,
1O1ac. 111ac Porto Rico-Rcning, common to prime,
&c. &C.. grocery, fair to choice, y6c 9Mc BRAZIL
Dutch standard, Nos to Y, 7c; sAc. yava-Dutch
and extra superior. &c. a SMc.
ToBAoco.-The market has been quiet since our last
but prices exhibited change The sales for the past
three days include 100 cases OF sndry seed leaf crop TO-
at loo 4c. 100 Of Connecticut crop H. at 55c
6Oc; ITO hhds: OF Kentucky at SIC &c., and 700 bales
OF Havana at Csc a 81 10.
TALLOw continued in good demand and firm. We
heard Of sales OF 140 lbs OF Western at 3l6c 50c
lbs Of fair to good at sc SIC. and 10000 lbs. OF choice
at l
yesterdays closing prices Sales 2Obbl at &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

Ne H.
200 shs Md Coal Co. be "a
" Adams Elk Cox d 991f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

Total earnings since Nov. L$4, 1888 92S $5,127,293
Increase for week. $s3, 1913
Increase for three months and two weeks to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22
1910 THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
1910. COMPANY,
NEWARK, N. J.


Balance a. per statement January l. lS72. S23,241
Received for premiums during
the year 1872. 1874 l6S 81
Received for interest during the
year 1877. :......... i,o<a,llo Is
wear is72 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-22

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE
"A and New Bowery.
Money deposited before March draws interest
from that date.
This Dank has guarantee fund Of $l9s tn 25 being
surplus equal to nine cent above all its liab
HARRISON HALL President
O. d. BAILEY, Treas. JOSEPH p. COOPER Secretary.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

, Gin SonOerliug, tuelder felt bicIen
sabren iid oataslid Morscnsum llbr on
oer @itb Sail in 8rooflen einfanO unb bort Bis
10 ubr Mittaes oerblieb, lit enOli@ burd ben
Sob bon ieinem Summer crlof tuorben. Ginlt
tpobl9abcno, mar Ct bur@ eincn Nobototen I'M
fein Ser'n0sen uno I'M feiuen 8erfanb sebrotjt
tporoen. 9erielbe botte ibm auf feline tuiebcr,
bolten8ittcn um Serausgobe bcs @eloes eublih
beriprosen, es ib'n @littoes UNI - 1lDr an Der
eitb SaQ 5uriid9eben su wollen. @einen
@prtcn slaubcno, CAB er iid oamit 5ufricoen
uno sins tastaslid nad Dem eenaunten Sris,
obne jcoo@ ben abbotaten je gu trefen, uno
batte iid Der Sob nibt in's @littcl selegt, 70
pirbe fi@ Der 0tann luobri@einli@ au@ beutc
pieSer, III @coantcn beriunten, an bas Sitter
lebnen unb bic ll6r anbliden; oenn iobolo um
5luolf llbr bet lebte @@las ert0nte, biutc CT iid
engcr in ieiner altcn, fabeui6einisen yfod uno
bumpelte na@ Sauie. @iemano fonnte lcincn
9famsn, Siclc aber bic @si@idte ieines Sum-
merS -..-
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
Die 9Dip.

fid in gelien berfansen, als pl0sIf@ Elm un'
sebeurer IS Mfifd a,.sbiea soberTdbe fam.
St tpar tobtunai oers seeibnan. bereits fart iu
Gaulnib iibersesansen, aud batten satfid,e
,srobe gerbernngea baran atscri6tet ber
F@)pansa bers5tuolfte .gubim 9urdneifer
mab tuarnpd) nob( erbalten uno in bas aabel
stueimal berfdlumsen .@lan slaubt,oaf basGbier
fib bur6 Reiben an bem &abel al, elmer @telle,
mo baiIelbe lber eiuen Nbbans auf bem Meera,
9runoe berabbins, bonSdmarosern; nit oenen
Die aSalc iebr eeplast inb, bcfreien tuolltc; uno
fid babel 10 feit in oas &abel berpidelte, bob
CO nid1t ,ncDr los fonnte. go meloet cine ditius
oiidc 3eituns. !s..' ..": Z"
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
-9ie nNorbp a.eift;s2@ienba in.

-9ie uRorbp aeifieSGije NIB a + H.
Comp g l,isa toeIde Sour9 benlaneFeugletp.
gorter aradalIen 4sInideine. nadsmit piu bic
8rlde" seeausen 1T, erDieltIbomgousreb einen
Greibrtef am 2. Suli 1864 unS tuuroe bnr6 Bic
fen uno na@folsenoe @eieberlabc er,nadtigt,
cine Babn bon superioriee burd ben Staat
Mlinuc| |ota unb $erritorien Dafota, Montana,
sbabo uno @aibinoton, bas &bal bes @oIum>
bia1u7es entlano, iiber Portlano lit Oregon
nad bem &uoetfunb au bauen. Bur G6roeruno
bieies Babnbaues ucruil(iste Der @onsreb aan-
bereien in Sddbun9sbetragc bon $4,000, 200
Mder, iucl@e aus jeoer stusiten unserat nume-
rirten settiou an beiben Sciten Der 8abn
auf eine 2dnge bon 40 Gleilen beitcben fouten
9os eeictli@e @apit al Der Gompaeuic be-
trdst $loo, ,ooo,o 900 in Sunbert DaIlarsattieu.
Sierbon mubtcn 50, 900 burd @ubifrip>
tionen aufeebradt uno 10 4rocent bot 0rsani'
fatiou Der @eieuidoft einse3abu tueroen.
BUR @i@erbeit fit bic auseebenen0 0blisationcn,
tpeld)e 100000 pet Wleile nidt iberitcisen oirs
fen, tuurbe cine Sbpotbef auf bas seiann,te
8ern0sen>Ser eOmsasnie, nit @inidlub Der
eanberein, ausecfertiet. Sic fraslideu 0bli>
gationen iinb bonn l. Suli botrt unb in 80
sabren III @oIo sabIbar, luabrenb bic Bin Ien
7 81 10 aroeent, balbjabrli@, jebeSmol om l..
Sanuar, unb am l. Suli, in Ne'u gorf gu er>
beben iinb, Sic norbli@e Racifc<8abn bciist
jusleid aud oas control(irenbe SntreGe in ben
s(ttien Der st. Paul, unb Yacific unb iit iuciter
nod bard Rad)t iouberane Serrin Der 2ate<
supcrior- nnomiiiiiiippi 9etuoroen ,tuelde po',
ct. @au( fi@ nod DuIutb eritedt.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

Inter Oer ,lteberlarift: u@i6eres
i6en.bes eing etretenen s o.
De 8" fat 9r. Magnus in 8reslau in
@ir6otp's Mr6ip Gin lebr einfa6es Ser
fobren angeseben, bas borin be1tebt, ooB
man ben Singer oes auf 2eben ober auf
Soo gu priifenoen nit einem 6aben re9t
feit unb ltraff uml6niirt. Mm 2ebenben
tuirb man alsoanit tue9etl beg lii6t olf=
eebobeneu 8lutfreislaufs in tiir5cjter3eit
Gin &otbmerben bes> ab9el6niirten Sbei=
les beoba6ten, tritt biefe Sgdrbung ni9t
ein> 10 1T beitimut Der 500 au3unebmen.
SIT Die 9aut oer GinserI5u perbornt> 10
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
Sdaub berbufter llnfaII. W(ou Be-

S@anocrbafter llnfall. Mon BE-
ri@tet aus SiDtofb, @ise.: a(m uoriscu
Samitae Nadmittag ereiencte fid) in Der
Sdinoclniib(c bcr @ebriiber BuditaH C Gboie
iuobl Der idrcdfid)fte llnfal, ocr ie III elmer
@Qub(c paiirtc. 6Gin lsiabriecs Maoden, So,
mems gm,lic @tumuu, ipelde nit SdinncI-
4aden beibaftigt ipar, iab serabe unter einem
Sbaft tuelder cincn S1eil Ser @falbineric in
8cpe9uns iette unb 200 lluorebuneen per
Minute n,abtt. 9as Mdb9en, burd) bic &C.,
biidtc@tellun9 ern'iioet, erbob fid,um fi@ ocrooc
gu ftrcden ais ibr 9aor 'veldes III eincm loicn
@ulft seiuunoen mar, bon Dem S@aft erfobt
luuroe. Sic Sober itraubt iid; bic Ginsclbci.
beiten, iuas jest folst, nieocr5uldreibcn. Sn
cinenl Stu luar bic gansc &opfgaut bon orn
Mugenbraunen Bis tief III 6en Maden Derahgc.
riiien unb luirbelte oben am S9afte bcrllm.
ipabrenS baS 70 fdredli9 iealpirte Maodcn
bcrauslief unS MIR ricf: vS6 bin arg bcrpun-
bet; mos ipirO ncine arme @futtcr lugen?"
Sic Derlor 4fcnen Mugcnblid OaS 8cipuBtlclnI
tu6Grcnb lift Mitarbeiterinnen bor Sdrcden
b0l(ig geldDnt baren. Scrrn Budltan elite
auf bic Mu9rid)t i9nelI bcrbci nnO beoeettc
ooS 5blos gelegtc 9alpt nit .e1neli. ~Salgcn
tude, porauf Ct Die ll,lsliid(idcin ibr 51emlie9
cntferntcs @lternbauS fubu.
sluf bent gSe9e ba1in er5ablte ile init mert~
miirbigcr 9fuDe uno @cnauieteit ben 9anitn
Sergang. @ie babe, iaste iie, nur Elm t@ast
tiselnocs @efubl auf bem &opf cmfunoen UNI
babe crit ousgcfunben, bab iie bcrlebt ici, ols
oas Slut bon bcr Stirnc fIoB. 9ie Dottorcn
einbe purben III per erobtm0sliditcn @ile bcr~
beige9olt, pelAe ioslei4 cridienen uno Den
Motbisen Serbano 3angelesten.l Wertmuroiacr
aSeiie faDlte bic 70 arg @erlebte crit einiee &a9r
mad oe'l' llnfalle bic erlte,,g g9ner;en, unb man
9laubte aascn.ein, oab biciclbe ,,id)t mebrlonac
leben tonnc, allein uuter Der forgfaltiecn unb
arcng ipiilcnl6aftli 8ebonoluna bc5 nit
@e9t. beriNnten 1ginbe fen. fi9eint iid ooS
Mdbd)ell 5u erboleu, a,aD, tpabrcno mir bis
!dysben, 1T Die 9luSiidbt Oorbanoen, bab bob
ielbe NIT oc,n 2cben babontomnt Gielcr Sail
lpiro unlfreitis benscrfen oiefer s(rt in bcnSab:
rcSberidJten ber gbirurgie bilben.
/. SIR bic ar5tfidte BeDdnblun9 beS Maod'ena
lomie bic @eoiirfniNe bcr Gomilic, mcld)c III
oiirftigen @erbdltniiicn lebt iorsen bic Gi9en=
tbumcr Der Mab(c, ii, Der bas llngIiid pa iIirte.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02
Ser 9rDe,s pes alb,ttp,,bS. =

ter, .Oab li1 in ,@un Trancisco cine oe=
btir1e, politiiDe GeIetli6aft gebil6et bdbe
beren qlitglieoer5fibS Sic .9lufgabe ltenen,
Die 8efelaer per ,tatbolilGen ,&eliaion
pon allem 6ifentli9et Men,tern a,,s3uu=
l6lieben. @9lnfangs lipnrbe oielen, ,,enen
@e6elmbunoe. nur du berit tuenig 8ea9=
tung 9elhentt. Mon biclt i'm fir einen
Der unsdbligen, tleinen Mus,pii6le, Die
qon 3eit 5us 3eit bur9 Gi11impfung bes
puritonil9 fanoti59en Sites ant Irei=
beitsbaun1e 1ln1erer &epublit erl6eine,,
bur9 Die 2ebensfroft # uno. Die 9elunoen
. 5dfte bes 8aumes aber balo abgeltpBen
unb unl6doli6 gensadt tperben. ''' -
Sebo9 baben Die @bbne bes v5alb=
monbs"(Order Of theC eCrescenDbei Der
jiinglteu Wabl in Galiforrien cine 9roBe
S6dtigfeit entpidelt uuo BON Den l1m=
ltdnoen begiiuiti9t> AUDI uner,partete Gr=
fplge erSielt. Das Wablrelultat er9ibt,
baB oem OrOen un9efdbr le@stauienb
@timmgeber 5ur 8erf fiigung itebeu, sic
bur6 einen @ib gebunben linb, oufGom=
monoo fir lol6e Ganbibaten gu itin,men
Die bon Den 9osenmei ltern besei4net lucr=
bcn. 9ur9 ben Gin HUB 0ieles 8otuus
luuroen Die bemotrati19en Gonbioaten
fir Die Boiten bes poli5ei=gbefs, ber&e=
corbers unb bes SDeriffs in @au Tron=
cisco geI6la9er1, apeil lie &otbolifen tpa=
rem. Sir bas Mmt zines 9i1trict=Mnmol=
tes botten beibe Yarteien, bic republifa=
ni]0e jo!upbl iuie Die bemofrotii6e, &a=
tbolifen als @anbibaten aufsef ftellt> unb
besbal6 itimmten bie @eDeimbiinoler fir
einen se,ui6en 9{atban Borter, Der gar
nid)t .als Ganoibat aufsetreten uor>trob-
Dem aber elm 8otum bon. un9eidbr feds
tau1euo Gtimmen erbielt.
9(us @riin6en, Die mir tpobl ni6t nd
ber anoufiibren brau9en, ifmenigWobrz
lbeinli9teit ba5u borbanoen, baB Sic lem
fanotilden @ebeimbunbe cine lange 2e=
bens5eit pers6nnt lit. 8ci bcm an1erita=
nil6en Wolt finbet bas @el9rei iibcr Die
"@taats9efdbrli9feit Der &atbolifcn" ge=
9en'udrtis mod piel ,peniser Muflang als
-por 5,uonsig unb etlt9en Sabren, als Der
mitternd9tli@e Orbeu Der &now=No=
filings 10 tiibn 1ein 9oupt erbob. Sic
bamalige Serfolg,lng bat ben Ratboliten
Dffcnbar mebr 9enukt als ge1Dabet. 9(Ie
Dorurtbeilsfreie Nnlerifaner 1aDen li9
bllr6 Die 'uerlu6te Yrolcription peran=|
laEt> 1i9 nd6er nit ben, eigentli9en We=
fen oes &at6olicismus befonnt gu MAIDEN
llno als iie mad 9enauer Priifung ibr
llrtbeil fdllten, .,uar es nit Dem &nolp=
gfotbinsinismus uno ieinem Nnbdngiel
balo gu Gnoe. ltno 10 miro es aud, ebe
LANCE ben @06nen oes v9albmon0s" er=
'geDen. r.
8on ben 2no,pnotbings nnterideioet
1i6 oer vOrben oes Crescent. baour6,
Dap er feline 8erfol9un9 einSis eesen bic !
RatDolifen, ni6t aber gegen Die i'm Mus=
lanbe seborene11 8e,pobner Ser Wereinie=
ten @taaten ri9tet. Inter oic=
fen finoct ct iosar eifrige @erbiinbete,
unb namcntli6 lud)t ein S6eil 6er beut=
lden Prelle pes 2anbes bic @0bne oes
n9albmonos" Il, Nifito6elung bes &eli=
aionsballcs uni, in @ufrei5un9 5a elmer
Gatbolitenbebe mod gu iiber6ietell,. t.
Inter Ser slteberlQrift: r@i6eres
II s. /
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

Ser Snbifde Correspondent bes, MandeFcr
@arbian, ,uadte interell llante@tittbc bciluneen iber
Siser, bercn @crgeerunsen Elm 9iscuiiions>
tbema i'm Sauic Der 2oros luibreno Der lebten
@eiiiou biloeteu. Sc fdeint Oab es stueierIei 81
ger sibt, rcipectabele 8eitieu, bic NUT @ilb uno
Sdtueinc jasen, tuclde. lebtere ionif bic 3udcr>
plantogen unb @etreibe felber bet DorfbelpoDner
bertpiiten tuireen, uno bemoroliiirte Eiecr,
peld)e Die 'MeniGeniaso bor;ie1en. 9ieS finb
inoeb itetS &ieoer, pic ourd unscididfe Sports
men bert riippelt tporoen uno nid)t .lanecr ibre
seipobnte 8eute iagen tonneu. Ser @orreipone
bent mibbillot foleli@ bic SSee, bic einseborene
8eb0lferuns gu er'nutbisen, iid nit ocr Ser>
nidtuns bieier S1iere au befaifen, lit oem@lau>
Sen, bab Gallen una gei@idte @ingcborne
bic Gieer nur neipcrater unb sefabrliber als
borDer MAIDEN. rs bebauptet au@, bab su bobe
8elobnunaen fiiro &obten bon gieern bic
@irfuns baben, oab i'b bic 3abl Bet sct0bteten
9biere berrinsert. 3ur llnteritubuns iciner sln,
iidt eraablt ser pie foleenbe 5slnetbote: vMie
biele 2iser bicfcS Sabr?1 fraete i'd eincn alten
8ersbetpobner, berals eineBelobnnugfiir bie@r,
eines 2ieer260Ruipien betrus, ,reeelmab feline bier
Gi9erin Der Saiion tSbtete unb 9enue berbicnte,
um iib unb feineGan.ilie unftaneis gu ernabren.
sn Griuieberuns auf meine Grase bielt ct stuei
Ginserin bic 9Obe. Sur smell" iasteid) bot
nurfsboll; vtuie, @ie, ,pFeeten niemal5 tueniser
ala bier nit .ibrer Glinte su erlcsen?" vAd1
@abib," fast er, vbaS iuar alleS ieDr gut bori<
ges Sabr, als id) nur 25 R,spicn erbiea; ober
bcuer fam id Bic Maeen n,einer Gamilic unb5
ben meinioen nit stpei aisern iattiaen, unO.
tparum ioIlte id mid fiir etluas, tuaS id) nidt
brarde, u,tniiber @efabr ausieben?" @icBe,
lobnuns tpar auf5o :Rupien er1O1t 'poroen,
unb ber 'biirbise sditare toar ,.iht ebrsei3io.
Am 4. Suli b0rte bas oitiabif@e &abel pl0t.
lid, aaf IN arbeiten. Gin Dau.pfer iuuroe aus
@ ha
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-02

Mm 4. Suli 60rtc bas oftinbifde &abel pl0t.1
lid anf IN arbeiten. Gin 0au.pfer tuuroc aus
sefaabt,yes 5u repariren. :slls 'Oas aabel aufses
fanben tuar aab saufsetpunben puroe, sciste es
fid 10 f@tper, bab man f6on elaubte, es 1atte
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TREATMENT OF INDIANS.

a correspondent of the New York Time,
suggests that the Modocs may be WEIGH
men who came with the lost Prince Madoc
to this country a great while ago. We
would haze supposed tribe of Welcl
might have been whittier than the Modocs
but the suggestion in connection herewith
is very pertinent-that if they were really
known to be whites they would not be ex
terminated any more than New York cx
terminates her Scannells or Bleakleys. II
seems to be proper to add that if people art
to he regarded as SHINING in proportion tc
their light, the Scannells and Bleakleys OF
New York are much more reprehensiblc
than the Captain Jacks and Bogus Char,
leys of the caves and rocks of the lava
beds,
We may yet learn to treat all men us
brethren, and seek sincerely to elevate the
lowest. We made very good commence
ment with the negroes, after pocketing
their earnings for two centuries. During
the same period we have been appropriate
ing the Indians lands and substantially pay
ing white agents for them to a very i'm
proper extent 1t is time now to treat the
Indians more as we would like to be treat
ed by them.
Brigham Young has his faults, but he
has set us an example in the treatment of
Indians which puts to fight the pretenses
hat hos 10
He has simply treated them justly, and has
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POLAR EXPEDITIONS.

To find the northwest passage from the
Atlantic to the Pacific has long ceased to
he the impclling motive to polar cxpedi-
tions. To be the first to stand ut the north
pole, with the sun remaining overhead
throughout the twcnty-four hours to cx-
plorc the mysterious open polar sea; to
learn how much there is of continent and
how much of sea, are the modern induce
ments to tempt the frigid horrors of the
extreme north.
Captain Hall assembled with his ship to n
higher degree of northern latitude than
any ship had been previously taken, and APP
preached within AGA miles of the pole
Dr. Hays thinks Capt. Hall has proved
that Smiths sound is the true passage into
the open polar sea. DIR. lIayss opinion
must he allowed to be indisputable as to a
region of which he has personal knowl-
edge but 1t is doubtful if navigators desir-
ing to reach that sea ought to approach it
on the eastern side of the American CONT
nent.
Captain Silas Bent, in a series of lectures
in st. Louis few years ago, on g The
Thermometric Gateways to the Pole" gave
what seemed on their face excellent reasons
for following either the warm Pacific
the warm gulf stream of the Atlantic by
way of Nova Zembla.
The Pacific stream, rising somewhere in
the equatorial regions, courses along tho
eastern coast of Asia, and then divides
part entering Behring's straits, and the rest
flowing down the American side of the
ocean, giving to the elevated ATTITUDES OF
Oregon and Washington warmth of eli
mate like the lower ATTITUDES of the Allan
tic coast
The Atlantic gulf stream. originating il
the Caribbean sea or Gulf of Mexico
pours along our eastern coast, vast oceai
river, deeper in color, warmer in tempcra
turc, and somewhat elevated in the middle
above the surrounding waters. Not fal
from opposite New York it turns to cross
the Atlantic and in its course gives tc
the British islands mild climate, though
leaving Labrador in the same latitude, in.
hospitablc from cold. At or near Nova
Zcmbla, where it enters the Arctic ocean
tropical vegetation has been discovered il
drift by northern voyagers. One of these
relates that he found open water at the
same time.
These streams, carrying their warm wa
tcrs into those high regions, are supposed t.
form the open Polar sea. which has beer
seen by Dr. Kane, DR.. Hays, and one OF
the men who, with Captain Hail. was will
ing to endure again the rigors of the eli
mate. The theory that either of thcst
streams might be followed into the opel
Polar sea, and that thus the North pol,
might be easily reached, seems by far tn,
most reasonable of theories, and derives
special title to consideration from the dis
asters that have fallen ON the last expedi
ton by a route which had been the scent
of so much previous suffering and msfor
| tune.
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INDEPENDENT AND DEPENDENT
JOURNALISM.

Our erudite neighbor, having proven to
his own satisfaction that there never was.
is not now, nor ever can be, such thing as
independent journalism, is now proceeding
to clucdate the rather corroboratye fact
that all journalism is now, always has been
and necessarily ever must be, entirely de-
pendent. In proving the first of these prop
ositions, he relied solely upon "what he
knows of logic and ethics, and little
leaning upon Noah Webster. In demon
strating the second we shall expect him to
resort to algebra, geometry, the higher
mathematics, and what he knows of Eu-
cid; and in illustrating the humbuggery
OF impartial and neutral newspaperdom,-
which we are sure must follow,-he will.
doubtless, soar into the mysteries of the
still more occult sciences.
Now, 1--WE think we have said it before.
we believe it was of Thursday that we
said it,-but if we did not say it, we then
thought, ana we now think, ETC., etc" that
our learned neighbor is competent to
make all these matters as plain as Il pike
staff to the most common understanding,
and in view of the research and the versa
tile talent already displayed by him in the
discussion of these questions, as far as gone
we can only say, by slightly paraphrasing
the poet Goldsmith that
- as we read, the wonder grows,
That one small head can carry all he knows"