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etenmhoato aao RaiIroaos.


NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ GLLRST0wS LINZ 10 TdE WLsffi.e's,, .1a r'fs
sts1 r a r AZ , Junction VITO DsaSa L,ihsnaa
wesu Roadi Rhhpssrs nth es ,nd s.sss
P'Sais the West: Central Pe'alTaa' Aad S1'f''t
w SUMNER ADVANCEMENT. ..Ih
co@nsnens June 80 ls73ILs,ye Ny forE ~ fso"s us
Chunk, Tamaqai WRebarre, Scranton sharon 80
IA nw,y Tna tor FIrTou Elson, B.l'iaae Bath, m,ssh
0.s %s G %s,s Ss cs s al J G NJ. &
9am-MoRSNs BHPEsss daily Except sund'ys o baton Ac1-
HIrnssgr and the Wet c01lssi, a. sG%'r,s =. sns,
TOsaada wa'ereT, &C., with Ouss cars 10 DsAus "nAaa-
PoTt, &e
n r Z sSay Tenn 6; sfEs5' p
lag SSST @W .7' 5Es pI %,a.css a, az, se
iSG wa Tsn of F.ou Ai,S,o.u ard Maua cans Coo
meets AZ Junction With Del. Laos. and West. r. r
4:3o .. m--wsy Tran for sOmervie and Pennington
NV wv. .y' raj, f' iog P,ins.r
$50 m-gVssSo Brass, daily, sr E,',on, Beis Alss.
town reading, Harrisburg, Piisoursh Chicago, &c.
9: sSo RS 9%T alI 'S' Ess ~o
,d sq; E1 Il $50 0 - 92 3 sg9
44:ib 80 445 $40 800 6'lC, g. $40. 7. 1880 745,
R. T. RlcKZR, soDt and Ens.
ERIE KALAMAZOO and after Wednesday,
e Following hours. sor time u departure Of rom loot "a
sac @caa45,i and Chicago D,y E,prc'' Dr''iarRoon
1870 mgIpress Nal for BuaO an. Si-sara Para sleeping
~ m (Daih)-Cireu1au Chc1go Night Erpr-. ssepng
Coaches through 20 Bslao MARIA Fas l,a-aI Detroit al
Fo PoH Jefas 7Io $40 1850 and 1910 49, ic9o
and Nsieoza g 7lo 1890 'lo'3o and loAoA m.
$40 4:30 1880 sni {. .. m
Warvicf. 7:lO, lO4QA m, and $50 p m
Neaburgb 1890. $40 Az 1910 q. NJ. and 1880 P n.
sliern, g Gas 7:.0 ~ 80, 1880 ardlO;4O n $40 .,
Rifes6oi n hokas hIod,ie Rsmsey's 49, Cl5, 7fO.
1890. 1870 n. $40 .. @, t6:3J aud .ll:5O u.
Paterson 50 Gsj T. T3U. $3.50 10, -lU3 1855, II 80.
a. m u noon tl45, 3lO. $40 $50 5'lo 6oi s. 'tap.
- g. 1890 and 1880 and Il saturday n-at o 80
Nssal g. 7. $3.50, 1910 aui 1880 $40 $50 3:oD
AM 1880 D. ard l. 9atunitg ri lt' only; - - 80 80. ~, So
RHse,asa PARK and Psl ~ ~ i@3V; lW iO'3o ~
lisle ackenssc hA D. olo, an ic4o No. $, A. ,,
and . D. H. and ~ Sliun.ay uslts nly.
Sprag Valley and WAY, tnl $50 p. a.. $40 p. n
Fnaeropi s. 49, ADD $3.50 30, ~, 10 49, BID,
ESQ AMI - % .. "a, AID - Satlriay 9ls o7f 49, - . -
re-ui ). 4 80 All $3.50 IaJ 3;IO, ilD J5O b:3D.
Al +7;f5 N and ~ saurisy ni'0ts onr 80 90 ,o..,o
>paslin, 3. :, 10, anl $50 1850 Nv 4lO 1iO oJVi
$3.50. t74O ~ ul anI ~ Sa,lr-ag liglt5 by
Per TO- $3.50 100, 35lO 4fO 03J,
$50 t7:4O . m. ani ~ bslrlaY nghs only.
NOr Yassugcgs from Iwent L1 Depot sD eoIsclt
Poke, Tire Tables 81 kre Railway for saUn6 ume q frfJ b"sR
Getting wlth trains
,t Ion in -ivrg Room and Sfeng
Coaches for tie clccfng AL transfer y
Baggage may lett the C5m1anrr oh2ll Do and v)i
Brr.Isav Oaehulire and at t.tl-st ana t1FiaEe
Botyni ths Company Ds0os aal o. AgnS At NO
principal hotels - ,,.,,,
\. ABBOTT. General Agent.
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port Size $50 " Ne Western at soo 10y s November At
lice $50 tes seller December At i.Iee a iesslsc
Petrol RUMTbe market for Crude further 1890 dn.na pr
d,y unde, 49,, ag.ngs and the concession ne a.
uputt NI XXX ~ bnll for delivery AZ oe
g0 bb moi AZ a ZOO bbs Shipping C1ae sUI UJ ~,
V ,pi sppfd ,er1 dali with sellers than usyeb
Ssrfe veal snail Of 500 bbls pot rosf9 a 10 mt bsn Of
We cay onl romipay l6e last half do at i0'c nu ~
n ~ & her al 1851 Cases quiet and eoIPsfalye va
~ 5nil Al Zoe (ty. Al Phde pla me mAe' HN
~ - ~ zeal 81 10 7sd1G October ard l5se hovempeh
80 artive sales 300 bags RsDgoon IN poh'
I'd 100 do ca l2c ourreucy dur PAID tbe sc
ss us momug "a 500 BAGS C>rolns OWL AZ o"'~ "
In r-ices there a nd
Of $50 Lids Prime Refining Cuba - go ana "a hh
49, AMI 200 ho1es Muasses at 62aOs4e Refined s9f
s,r. IIards 1O2 01Osci SER White 9eGlO'ec aH0 le'N
eI.a0le. We for kaws
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p.xKING AND FINANCIAL

Ry,r FsTarE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon OF
Re,.slered interest per cent, guaranteed Dy I he
LCT,,rtptE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, SLOgOOOO.
-, SIC ,t tlo oi.ce Of the Company, No. 40 Cedar
Of JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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STEARlN steady bu duli sales OF lg0NHh 10 hhds AZ s
TAIOW moderately active; sales Of lOOOO ON
mon onoiown stock &c; 80 bbs Fair DO at 14af and %
hhds Prime az 10. -, %,
100 bbis at 90 &c, closing ct toe lower pncc.
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finanrlai


DEPORT of the condition of THE Ma
III TIONAL PARK BANK or NRWYOBk. a. Hes-fork in The
Se n close Of business on the I'm d. OF Stptem
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lnsrrn ~. ORv1s q %.

Bankers 30 Broadway,
Execute orders for GOVERNMENT BONDS SIOChs,
and INVESTMENT SECURITIES, for CASH
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Teal % lie ;. Pm E,,t Of New.
Yo do soeur t statement tue ne o 81
a., ,oFlr..'e and teiel J. l. WORTH. Cashier
r,r,.,t -'.tf,-t NH h KITCHEN
ARTHi q IFAR}, ibiccioTs.
OLIVER HOir
an II c1nB u NJ lort sworn 70 and susen'el
before 10 lGh day Of OoobeI, 1873 ,,. .. ,,,.
TENO THE HOLDERS of DIES MONIES VAL
LEY RAILROAD BONDSrhc Purchasing Committee request iLs
holders OF The aud Of Lali Grant MORTAR Bonds D M
De valley Railroad COMPANY 70 deposit Their bonds WI" zoe
Fauers' Trust 70 ETlngrnlare, New lof
without delay and prior n preparatory purchase Of tie
property under Of the areemt3t dn
seo who have uo she agrceneut do
nror b iht l5lA list IONtPH BiTTtLI, Ch1rnan
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!: :3!!!3'Ii!|!IiI.lllI

r. prsr sn4 MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet nrs1acef Foy
session Debility tn Los. u Appetite his c
y,ne RssomneDd o IT, puu og toe Fool Journal Arthur MS
,i-1 N D. Wentrorh l.. SOFT, esq., y &. r.. r. A. T. b.
s. A. ~ soh BY G-ooers Oura aBt CheIssU. In lsgo
00'io'' ~ - GOODALL BACKHOUsR& Go.
Leeas. Rsrisns.
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THE MARKETS.


ICartuuv reUorteo TINS TNRuNHl O.,
THURSDAY, oct. l6.
aSHFS-Tc odsy 2l pigs Poit are ~ hmi'eo
ID quoie Pearls inactive
been Yerl onl
AID T. - any xeu arre would have IL be m'de lOVu
h "a gel SOLD at ltc, every bale guar
sutetd Low cc oday, quotations reduced &c We
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The ou,t. CottOo ruunius 10 gG4UD DO
NOR, Il. t.lf craze or below duO;el
sAsss FOk FassENT DKIJyEKt.
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Gharees for Business Glen

AN ESTABLISHED, CLEAN, CASH, PROF-
N TABLE BUSINESS without competition vii be disposed oil on
f,yosble trua, Apply UNDERHlLL Co, 30 DuAne-sL
NOR SALE-Steam Engine, 15sX36, in perfect
order Two Tubular Boiler ee inches rl0 fert
Burr store Inquire at southeast corner North l"eh Ana
second SIS, williamsburg, l. l.
DARTNER WANTED-Or will SELL an es-
4 tablshed FLAMING, TURNING and MoLDING BUSINESS
-. Al low sold might take part IN real e
Address MILL. Box 16s p o.
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CAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.
~ NORWICH LINE
IL, po.scn Worcester F,ehbarg Groisa Jan<oa Lowell Law
,,ses sssSsA Masehs Cssesr. Psnsf Bssbos ssl inter.
MEDIATE posA -
IN. ad ssneh stssmsr1
CITY OF BOSTON,
CITY OF kEWY0RK
CITI OF LAWRENCE and
CITY or NORWICH
Win leave revYsfk daily sasda ersspsd) q, clock H. from
Pier No 40, North hysf, foot Of Canal and waitssA
and Nerveh hec connecting rrpress trsa
the above poa via Vermont Ceaa Hefvk and
Bostob Hartford, and Ere Railroads.
Rsrtb River VIZ PARkkR, AIssL
ksv.lsTt, June D, 1874
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DENNSYLVANIA RA[LR0AD.--Trains leave

tDEN No ! Nv AN "A iSAli@haJAD.--lr shlilS lcafc
NewYork from foot ~ DeshoHss md Co.i "a, fonsss
Brprvss for farusonrg Ptbargb The est az Soun YIN r
nan Palace Csr aiashei $3.50 NJ 81 and $3.50 sasAJ
8. T. $3.50 N.
Psr Babnot Washington and s1s Psnnsnis Air Lne
at M. aud o. SUNDAY For bstnor ssa "Ss-
ingoa, via b 4 o. x r.. g. 1880 tsiy 80.
kxprsas Phisdelpta .. 80 1880 3 a. D. 7! .iSV'
fer Phasslphl, Kenlitson al aud elO p m sSSd
610p m.
IMMIGRANT and Sc COM ass. 7;05 .. n. -
For Newark At O. $50 ~ 40 $40 9, 10 II n u m
$3.50, SO. saO A;lO $50 5:l0. 1;aO $40 tlv t;so g.
$3.50. $40 10. ll'SO an - Hsas su1a" ON WV
So Ki,,ses,. 8 ESQ. ?. 7tO s,lo . 10 II. "a y
N. l. . 23O $40 $40 s:l0. 4Se 620 $40 etG IN
$50 80 $40 10. Il 80 n. al II psI Sa.lP DIV
2:so. $40 34O 4si0 $50 s21 $40 g;le t$o 80
fOr Woodbridge sad Perm Ane0y AMI " A. -'SV 'H"''
far YewBrua~aeI I'D $40 n Y $40. l,lo, a'so
g. 10 1880 o "a sd usbL soEday. III spd 1852 p m
Por hast Ml,lone $40 A. IL noo1 silV ss' %"
Dor Lalabortvll. aui Fl-nngton. Ga % end p L.
fsr PhIIhp,burx and Belttiere. aAd D. a ,aoo
Accom- for Bonea IN BurEaEou AL cAndsS' ana eSO H.
1880 2 4. z, aad , NJ
For f.eehoj Z A.. sod N 81. ~. A.. ~.
Va, Jnba,s Pcasr9a Ussden m ano Sa eost non i1f
No Il 80 90 !. slows Ptt,ocrSh, 600 O2o 80
- all, S23 I0.iS q S;S5 "a daily. Nora
~ 80, sai BAR sorv 900 aud 40 4oe and 10 n
I'o" &C., sos va otOG fon Ptislelfha 0:21 500
Si tV i 10 sandaT 5g2 sos Gao $50 l025 Is9OL
% s ~ $50 ass 97 and az Uroadvsy No Aor sOs,.
Of pe,bresss ssd COrtlsncsts sHsrns Ticket 0aFs M
Di D. " SoYD IT,. ssa PAsA Agent
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LOAN FOB Sl,974,6OO 90
FOR THE
DEFICIENCY III THE SINKING fluid
UNDER
Section Three Article Seven Of ihe Constitution.

The Commissioner Canal Fund, BIS o. The Act entitled
scf 10 urov &c e g9v~ment' April T.
1870 and accor Three Of Article Svea OF Con
SHUT that SEALED viii he rvs ar tie
Department until the 2jb day of October mst a. i oeock
OF that day for loan Of
One Million Nine Hundred land Seyenty-iOnr Thou
sand Six Hundred Doil1rs.
For which Transferable Certificates OF stool. PRINCIPAL AND IN
TERESr PAYABLE rs GOLD will be- issued m tn ~ the Peu
Die Of tie state EewiOs. credit OF toe sinking flfh une
section Tbs Article toe Constitution bearing interest a. Tie
per PAYABLE semaauuaT % The lTsi DAYS
Juy in al thu mbursabe on te
thousand n hit hundred aui uluetOue.
understood thai the ConsHour o. be AZ liberty 20
accept all proposals. n the ot Lot lch ga her
ouiIior tie Interests o Tie Stale
The proposals. be Tor the whole Of said loan not less
III proposal, 70 he scaled op 1dorsei for the Sinking
Fund aud uco,d envelope directed 1T Auditor o. the canal
department. Albany, \. Y.
c ore VIII We rcau paid coin on ID. acceptance
Of the proposal or by the .}Oth dag Of October
Ps}Heats be made by deIouug tie the credit Of tie
II the Of New Of the Canal F1ld
o. the Manhattan Company Newton The S.0rA maturing
Noy.mbet lS H. WI be received Tor sub
scnpuO1s 20 tie new loan.
the loan viii the first dfy Of November next
pail annually tht Of aul JG the
a,k II lC Manhattan cOmpluy, the Cti o. NrA-lCrk
Dated Caual Department, ALBANY, October J. 1913.
JOHN G. ROBINSON
Leut-GoverHof.
NELSON K HOPKINS,
Conuiro Ter
q. HILTON SCRIBNER
Stcretar, Of State
THOMAS EAISBS,
Teasuer
FRANCIS C. BARLOW.
Attorueg- General
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NEW-JEksEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ p,,, LlN Nss;cv,,rxr

PAIL ARRANGEMENT
Commencing WEDNESDAY. Oct. ;. 1873
LEAVE EBN-YOlK. PlBR No. - NORTH 1VkR foot ~
Nurr7..f by elu,rs Pyuouh Rock end jess oit connecting "
Sandy Hook aas 0 Long BEsueh aud all stations 90 a s.d
connecting RIrogfg; ~
300 m-Por philadelphia Lorg Branch Rel B7rk Tens RIVER,
Wsrf,yn Ni1ellri Brds e.-n rlelisIe CAUCUS
goo Philadelphia Long Branch Rel bans ana Dteffne-
dse stations for pons on TueAers0l Railroad
4:OO D. Long branch Rcd Bank Toms RIVER "artosn,
nd informed Stations.
ARRIVING IN NBWAORE
9:4O a. r.-From Long Bnach Aei Bal4 Toms Iaser Ware
town. and Intermediate, st.aOls.
2f5 mow Pkiale pb Long Branch Red Bank Toms River.
wsIeiouu yinend Bdts aud intermediate s'-uol@ Ao h
6:25 D. @grom fh1aephla Loag Brlreh, Red Back Tens
River. Wareown, and intermediate stations -.
Par, between Ney-York and PHILADELPHIA only g ..
Esrress freight trains between hewlors AL Philadelphia
:. n e.. NeE-Yors
Pier 10 foot Of Walnuts,., Piis1elphia.
received until O'Clock y. n. at low rates
JOHN =. COLE Gen. Freight and Pass Agent
P. p. FSCH, Asert, Pier No. ..
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
a ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE ~ CARS. 20
THE OIL REGION LUMBER DISTRICT OF FES& iTsus
will leave Deshroses and Corr n-Est Ferries;
$50 Enc Expps daily, except SundSfl VIZ; Pullman ray;
through from Philadelphia Bi tus2or' and Paiee Car on
CIty Arrive Sanburv $40; Na1, port $50 Look ej3i
Remove ll;10 lyireo1. 6o Cory t!O5 ne. 40 o.
Contests at iryineon aud CORY WHO ~ Srsk ana AlgsnY ~
n r. for Region Erie with Lake shore r. r. Cor al pO.s
West
$40 NJ Bne Mail Iay PuluAi PGlass Car from Ncvfofk
to Rhe Arrive snnbay 6&l wtanspoH, s:lO LoeG Hasgl
945 Remove " IE tol, -o Cory. u % hge, %
D. NJ Connects Irvneton With Oh Crsek and eehery RIer r y
FOR the OIL Region viii Las, Tor all we
W. A. BAlDNIN. GsaeII Sppeigtsa lehL
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NTEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRJAD-CommeLcug MONDAY sept 10 1910
Through trains will J. Grand Central Depot.
500 Montreal Express, w!iA dfa@gFoom care
through o Rochester and -. Auar5.
1000 n Special Express With drawing cars !" Koch
Buffalo &C.
34O D m. aDeciA ExBrcss ABany ana Troy -
D. Montreal Express viii seuagc2rs ron "eTiofa 10
Adams
ZOO m Express, Daily with sleepagears for wh'ert"n and
CatanisgB
$50 D. n Pacific Express, Daily. with sleepngcirs for Rochester
Bnfio and Niagara F5s also for Ceago va 10th D. a. ad ~ u
Railroads.
100 D. m Express with sleeping foE Troy aud Albany
ZOO a. m POO AMI $50 .. Poughkeeusie trains
$40 @. w.. 4:lj 500 and 7:ij p PeeAsil tTains
800 0. NJ, sing sing train.
Trrvtovu 1hrieth-si Depo, Stopping ~ aI .aoa'
leave II; 6.tj o2j sud 1920 800 3OO 4iOV 44O oiJ,
Srniar TayTn1-Fo Tanytowa from ThietAst At s20 n
and 100 ,-.-,-. o.
wv c Il. KENpRICK Gereral Pa.sene.r AGENT
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Quotahous

FiOuR AND MEALIus io Flour d limited and prices Of
u.t ~ Lu1er 80 BIZ lower ard IRREGULAR very ehoe "u
Fn III brands hor-h Quet The deue 10 god ana etnSte
fre t nqu-y Tor shipping for the moment Al TIE close
ne market irregular. erec1y Minnesota anl Wisconsin
F which are plenty. Choice Family comrarauyely seal;
% Il 900 O neaug 900 oos LiA Sa'e ior november
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NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD-Ees-Yorz aad Neg.iaycn Dyaoa
SUMMER AksAEGEMENT COMMENCING NAY rs 1873.
Passenger station Grad Central DDeL Ehtane 80
F0ity-seo0nd-L
TRAINS LEAVE SEN-fORk.
Trains for NeuHavsn eave 800 tAccnl SOO ibhl yug
(Accn) 1000 (Ex 1900 tAecnl 100 tEA)t3 ~ 5DS
(Accul 3S and 10 (0ea $40 EI pa. SIG lkNl NJ
NorE3s 100 500 9Cj 1900 m. 800 a1 b!2
x) 3d. 4}s $40 G35 $40 $40 to- STANFORD l;O
500 G05, 1910 1900 loo. 223 49, 800 49
445, $40 $40. 6:35, 7:20 $40 910 p N.
For Port Chester ll:8Op
$40 Vi shore 4 ne At 400 and $40 - TIE spJ M
lO0 s. 10 anu Jil0 stopping a STANFORD, NorsalA BRIDGE
port The 500 and 500 et Sth trils on s1ors Lae
Division for Norsh Newport ar Providence sui tie Corr Vay
saybnook The 500 m ahd 200 p ~ eonrees Win Sestia,n
with ColH River r a. Springfield ai BOO r
Montreal The % 30 goo ond 80 meets wIh Manga
tues Railroad AMI the sos al 500 n " i9aso1ie Rail
panhury 6Ors4 80 Noreslk aud tie 500
m SO and $40 81 NegCaaaal Railroad a stsu mi
sunday Boston rrins 7;)S via sgncge 9.lOp
VI Providence
Drawingroom Day Express and see5aeea' on Night 81
eke can be purchased At Ticket 0fee u company d Gard Geo
trs Depot or at " \ Transfer Co., 81 BfoalH{ -
and No. COurst Brookyai woo wiz also check baggage 0a f
denoe destination
For further information parells poe A. hotc AM depot
r. y. REED Geal Suyt, New dAyca.
NJ l Va
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Dipi0en0 Nolirre.

OYuoE TVS RAGLE Pre- Co.. Hrw YoRK, oe. o 1873
A SEMI DIVIDEND Of TEN PEI
n CENT has this DAY been declared, payable on demand
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OreGn Steamers.

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
RATES or FREIGHT REDUCED -
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CONPANT
Regular Mai Steamers sailing 90 the 23d OF eveU month
ONTARIO Caps g. SocnE. September 70.
.MERkIMACk. Can't wer October 70
SOUTH AMERICA Cart Tiaklepaugh. November %
These sendn eili al 81 Thom"
Peruabuco Bahia and Rio Janero gong and returning fO
engagement Of freight passage, apply 70
WI Z GARRlsON. AgenL 10. BoEnng.gIeen. New. YoIs
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-29

in February, and yet the leaves had come
out upon its branches as vigorously as
any of the surrounding trees which were
standing.
noticed a dark hollow come down to
the road from the north. l thought it
might be a good place for squirrels, SO
went along the foot OF the hill. Soon
cliffs set in on each side, and great spruce
trees shot UP along the face of the rocks
Soon heard the sound of a waterfall,
and quarter of mile from the Chilli
cothe road the. hollow ended in one
grand cliff. There were three waterfalls.
The one at the head Of the hollow came
down from one rock to another, ending
in clear little lake. On the right a
little shower of pure cold water fell from
the cliff about 70 feet, into. beautiful
basin, the bottom of which was covered
with clean white pebbles. On the left
was another similar, only the water
struck a projecting rock after falling
| about ten feet, and was thrown outwards
| like a shower of fine rain, and thus came
60 feet into another pebbly lake. The
romantic rocks, the variety of eyergreens,
from the largest spruce to the tiny win
tergreen, the beautiful pebbles, the great
variety of wild flowers, songs of the birds,
the deep shade-all combined to make
this glorious retreat
On the 10th 1 had the family, includ.
ing children from two to eight years OF
age, taken to this beautiful place, where
we spent the entire day. 1t was another
fine, clear, cool day, and we had a glori
Gus time
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-29
RANDOM THOUGHTS,
BY THE EDITOR.

On the 18th of May-a beautiful clear
day, I took my gun and went down Salt
Creek some five miles. 1 found the Chill
licothe road in terrible condition. Out
as far as the coal banks, some three miles
from town, much hauling had been done
with heavy wagons, and deep mud holes
were common. I saw one coal wagon
stuck in the mud and abandoned. This
road should be made good, either by the
County Commissioners or the town of
Jackson. The coal trade from these hill
banks is a big thing, and there should be
some better way to get the coal to town.
The beautiful wild scenery along Salt
Creek will soon be thing of the past
Small houses are being built rapidly, and
the whistle of the saw mill can be heard
all along the creek noticed one piece
of bottom land which two years ago was
a good place for squirrels, among the
great elm, birch and maple trees, that
corn had been raised last year. There
were yet many large green trees, and no
fence around the land. A cliff fifty feet
perpendicular was on the west side, and
Salt Creek on the east. In this bottom
a man with one horse and small shovel
plow was marking out the ground to
plant corn. A stout woman with an ak
was cutting the maple roots.
y There are many natural curiosities
along this creek. the greatest being the
numerous cliffs At one place heard
loud creaking noise when the wind blow
ed, and looking in that direction saw
beech and poplar tree, some Is inches in
diameter each, with their bodies about
two feet apart. About thirty feet from
the ground limb from the beech passed
the poplar, and the latter being much the
softer wood, had given way, and the beech
limb was imbedded into the poplar, the
latter spreading along the limb, and COM
ing out over it like an apron, some six
inches. The rubbing of the limb against
the tree was what made the noise.
At another place saw poplar tree
which had been cut down to make sugar
troughs, and portion Of the trunk used
For that purpose. Tt must have been cut
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-29

Col. Mckenzie who is in command at
Fort Clark, Texas, crossed the Rio
Grande into Mexico, and attacked the
Kickapoo Indians, killing 10, and captur-
ing large amount of property. As this
is violation of the law of nations, it re-
mains to be seen what the Mexican Gov
ernment will do about it. As these In
dians have been very troublesome, and
the Mexican Government has been una
bic or unwilling to restrain them, our
Government was right in Furnishing
them wherever found.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-29

We take the following items from
Baner America, the Welsh paper published
at Scranton, Pennsylvania:
MAE Barnydd J. J. c. Evans a j. Ed.
Jones, wedi Gael eu penodi yn Ddirprwy-
wyr dros Swydd Jackson, Ohio, YIN Nghy-
nadledd Werinol nesaf Dalaeth Mae
Barnydd Evans, yn un or dinasyddion
mwyaf dylanwadol a pharchus yn Jack
son"
Mae jackson Standard am yr wyth-
nos ddiweddaf wedi defnyddio pun
colofn fflangellu yr Anrh. J. T. Wilson,
am bleidio Salary Steal chodi yr
ol-dal, yn eisteddiad diweddafy Gydgyn-
ehorfa,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-29

For some time past the papers have
been giving accounts of horrible murders
in Labette county, Kansas. A German
family named Bender have murdered
eight persons at different times, whose
bodies have been found buried in the
garden. 1t seems that young woman
of the family pretended to be fortune
teller. What the murdered persons
were doing at the shanty does not very
clearly appear. The Benders have made
their escape, but our Kansas exchanges
think they will be captured.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-29

A most fearful storm passed over Cen
trail Iowa on last Thursday. 1t was in
the form of whirlwind, half mile wide.
and tore to pieces houses, barns, and ev-
erything in its course. Many lives were
lost. A school house was torn to pieces,
and one of the pupils, girl of fourteen
years. was carried quarter of a mile,
and her body mashed to jelly.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-29

For some time past there has been
trouble in Louisiana between rival State
Governments, which has threatened a
collision. President Grant has very
properly interfered, and issued an ad-
admirable proclamation, which we will
publish next week.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-29

Three men, named Charles Markins,
Dan. Short and Addison Harris, got into
drunken fight near Oak Ridge Furnace,
Lawrence county, and Harris struck
Short in the back, making a severe
wound, and afterwards Markins stabbed
and killed Harris
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-29

Charles Rhodes, Postmaster of the
Constitutional Convention, has sent us
number of proposed amendments to the
Constitution, some of which are of the
greatest Importance. We will try and
find room to notice some of them next
week.