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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05

1t is an old rule that the cost of pork
fed on corn is exactly equaled per hun
dred by ten bushels of the corn. Thus
pork made from corn worth fifty cents
would cost five dollars per hundred, and
all over this is chargeable to labor and
profit. If the o is ground and cooked
it Will materially alter these proportions.
A shorter rendering of the same rule is
that "the price of the pork per hundred
must begin with the same figure as the
value of the corn per bushel."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05
To

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Be particularly careful! in giving names and dates TO
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05
Substitute for Glass in Rot-Beds.

Oiled paper and oiled muslin for COW
ering hot-bed frames have been in use,
in a small way, for a long time, and
either of these materials answers a good
purpose where ones means are limited,
and ealliness with the plants is not all
important. as is invariably the case with
the regular market gardener, whose
profits depend upon the early date of
ripening, two weeks in time frequently
making a difference in receipts of 5000,
more or less, On an acre of ground.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05

KANSAS is noted for the crystal clear
ness of its streams and the purity of its
spring water.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05

A CYNICAL lady, rather inclined to
firt, says most men are like a cold
very easily caught, but hard to get
rid of.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05
Profits of Ounces.

An Ohioan, who has three-fourths of
an acre of ounce orchard, from which
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-06-05

D. J. Packer, of Woodbury., N. j.,
reports the following balance sheet in
feeding four pigs, for which he pur-
chased all the feed
, 1873-09-06

twenty miles Of Sydney, = thick fog, set in, 40.
comranted by gallo, aud tho ,Qaptain,, afraid Of
on land Tho engines wore drivon at full spool,
bnt tho wind mosntimo increased to hurricane,
mud tho ship could mako no hoadwny against 1t.
About II y. m. tho ship struck. Tho iirat boat
attempted to DO launched was tho atarboard lifG~
boat In assisting to get thia boat out, the OhieS
Engineer, hrc1ntosh, who was standing on tho
rail, lost hia ba1nnco, fell into tho 500, and
perlshod. Fivo mon got into this boat, but In
tho confusion OF tho moment thoy cut away tho
aftorfall, 1otting tbs boat drop Htorn foremost:
Wltlo suspended by tho bow tho mon woro
washed cut, anl tho boat was ntnnnLod against
tho ahp. Another 'ife,boat and tho cutter wero
Ing charge of tito fornor, and giving orders TINT
tic two boats should ,l, l9avo ship tSEothcr, and
about to loavo tho ehip tho Captain looked over
the side to apprlao those in tho onttor, but shc
was not to bc aoen. and Inns not since boon hoard
1t once, and got lost arnong tho breakorp In nak-
ing for tho shore. Thoro woro soven mon in tho
cutter. Fifteen Of tho CROW wore lost, aud If-
teen saved.
, 1873-09-06
PAUL.,

Attempted Suicide OF n Bank Clerk.
Thc E3Ody Found III u E2our-Gar at
Chicago Believed to Ito Thnt OF Il
MinncHotn Enrmer..1]catll From nn
Overdose OF Hdydrnte Ut Ch1ornl.
Speciat Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL. Sept. 6.-Goorgo Thompson. &
clerk in Duluth Savings Bank, accusod Of en-
bozzling 975 placed in his hands for do
povit in tho bank, and discharged from the bank
and hold in Jail for trial, Was discovered this
morning to have ont his throat from cur to car,
but had not sovorcd tho jugular yoin. Ho had
triod to cut an artery ut Lis wrist, and was very
weak from loss Of blood but is still alivo and
tho physicians think he will recover. His
weapon It rs annl penhnifo. othor charges Of
cmhozzlemont aro sud to be behind Thompson
Is young Scandinavian Of good business edu-
cation, has wife and four small children.
Tho body found in . 1lour-car at Chicago on
Monday, Is believed to lavo boon that OF Edward
Krlncko, d hotol-koeper at CarVor, missing alnco
Wednesday morning, Aug. 90, whom ho wont to
Brentwood Station, on tho st. Paul & Sioux City
Road, whore tho flour was shipped that day Iii D
throughout. Ho had about $500 in money and
q watch, and went to Brentwood to liro houae-
eoryants or far11l-hands. Abnut tho same timo,
somewhere in tho Same vicinity, james Mo-
MILAN, q far1nor from Watonwan County, was
murdered and sank in THO Minnosota niyor By
pieces OF All iron chair from tho Sioux City Rnll-
road. Tho body was recovered on Sunday.
q. D. Smith, Telegraph operator at tho Nil.
Eaukoo d. st. Paul Depot, ut Oyatonna, died
this nftornoon from III overdose Of hTdrato OF
choral.
Henry Rckarts, a toanntor, Is yoars old, dis
appeared from hia homo in this city about three
weeks ago, leaving n vito and two children. II
is reported TINT ho WAS threatened with proBoou-
tion on account OF woman. HIS frionds fear
he l,as committed auicldo, and aro trying to find
, 1873-09-06

TX kovlosv OF tho Gold nnd Produce
nGurfSpfH.

II ovEn,u ~ r1>n SsnnI r1uf1 Ernsg,,1n
~. 49,. .@" Ao"'seo
ru.,~, ,,.u.,an ~ ,s t,.,,u uun.
epcc'a' D'soatcn % ane ea.eaoo 1F'o"he.
NEW YonK, Sopt. 5.-oonsidorablo exclto'nont
prevailed In Wall atroet yesterday ovor decline
lii gold, For some months paet It haB boen the
,,,rro,,t +,,,,, ~ convo,oo+;nr TINT Inv aou1a
u 0t nt., = ~. ~. n.
Henry NJ. hm1tl, Dorry d de1ser, and othor
operators in tho asock and gold markets were q
pool for tho purpoao OF bulliug gold.
f)n aevora1 oocas,ons ti,ov houpht 1ota arprncnt-
i,,r, froa, ak nm mn - IN nS, mn nj IL roa
lug from 9o,uoo,ovo 70 Sio,ooo,ouo' Ann ~ wv W."
popularly supposed that thoy had about S4o, oou,-
600 which they wero holding for tho purpose
of orcatinr a euroozo. Tlroo-fourtflg Of tho
bull clIouo woro comuaratiyoIy auccogsful. for
n,thoncl tnoy novor alfornntaa n i1oniuvo o,,oro.
Tim yot thoy oroimn11v XII arniv Taroo,} lin
nrinc 3,nwartf ,sntil IL ro5c1o1 liz nona;Jnr.hio
Alarm, rnrava;lad amonr tio ho,ra an% tf'nao
mnrchanta .yho svera ,'orv;,g ai,ort - 1o1;i
anninat ti'oir ;,n,nrt" "t;n;y,, en'As y bvau
rfnma ,o,nIor ,onn,,raa ,ra,o sma s,,et,.oa,aI
Within tno nnst fow avn co1l has ac5;nna rro,n
nttcnt;nn nutsi}o ~ itcd crro @ - aanrs
at ii5I' and % declipoi l to 1i415 % a1nia 0s rrcat
toodoa tho stroot but wore not to to ' 10 traced to
anv omthnrtntiyo aanrcc ~ so,ne l. ,soa aaeoreJ
tiot tha ond o1iouo .d o n.',,n n,'1 t''o
In ric6 ,rol1 ,naaord ,n,,o1, .,,rr au rer,;Ii,
tho,, l. 1,nI ot1,am"aa Ti'a .,'ne Ltia',
,,"at .n;t,tod TN ornot "a. - ~ Fpao. .int
Iay rrs,II Gad faitnd annphor ns ~ thc cf
, 1873-09-06

this mysterious affair, which hna at laat boen
solved. 1Io dod Of congostion OF tho liver, an
old complaint which ho has boon subject to hero-
toforo. Ills 1ifo WaH Insured for a30. 900. Ho
and viii bo buried Saturday with Masonic hoil.
ors. To wae OK years OF ago. and has resided In
tlia city for the past twelve yeara. 11o sas for
merly resident Of Peoria, wl,ero 10 was coll-
ncotol with tho firm Of hfoHa, Bradley i Co:
Canton, and Lis loBa will 10 ltoon1y felt both In
business aud socnl oircloa. IIo leayoa wlfo
and four daughters, two Of whom aro married,
WHO hnvo tho heartfelt sy1npathy Of tho cntiro
community.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 5--Chrissian Rosclius, \
prominent cltlzon and lawyor died to-day, ngod
10, Of npoploxy.
, 1873-09-06

DErno1r, Mich, sopt. 5.-rho Michigan Cen.
trail liailroad Ia pushing ahead repairs on its
track with much induatry, mud will havo oil Of
its nain limo lonb1otrackcd this year except the
part between Jackson and Niles, which Ia doubled
DEsATo1NEs, hopt. 5.-An eutro change OF
Directors of tho DosMoines and Minnesota
Narrow-Gauge 1tairoad III to bo made, aud all
tho property aud BubBidioH arc to be turned oyor
to them.
d Southwestern Road to Bioux City, for the
purpose Of uniting tho intorests OF tAo narrow
gango system Of roats to this point ftom tho
Northeast and NorthwoAt.
LITTLE RooK, Ark, sopt. 5.-negular. passon-
Railroad, betweon this city and Fulton.
, 1873-09-06

= Fi0Ul I'D U78a11 T715Hn'1tu!1:
At tho U. r. land department Yesterday wo
woro shown sod corn grown near Willow 1sland
station that was Bixtcon feot In hoight also sod
potatoes Of mammoth sizo. Willow Island Rta-
tion il 2G0 miles weat ct Omahl, on the U. r., and
s il, tic midst OF tint great extent of country once
known as 'stho Great American Desert" Theso
products of tho soil Bllow how false waH tho
i1ano giyon to that country III dayH Eono by.
Tho land on which these potatoes and corn wero
grown was purchased OF the Railroad Company,
Jan. 2, 1878, by Richard Conteman, aootion
foreman.
Wo wero also shown Utah specimens Just re-
ooivod from hlr. George Grafton, special agent
Of the Railroad Company to prepare articles for
exhibition III the Oloago Exposition. IIo has
collected rare and interesting variety Of min,
Southern Utah, tho most boatifnl block OF gram
ite that wo evor aaw anywhere, paper mado in
Balt Lake. petrIled sage brllsh sRinples Of Utal,
pottery, fine iire-olay. bricks from Utah. etc.
, 1873-09-06
WARNED TO LEAVE.

sig Citizens OF Chnrlcst0wn. ind,
Notified that They Must EnliRr1to
Within Fifteen Days.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 5.-At 2 o'clock this
morning body Of horsomon entered Charlop-
town, Ind and posted tho following notice Ill
oyer tho town:
10 Andreso Reynolds anu uift, Sanstel Long, andy
StoHs, EalcHra lpashburs, Patrick II, Carney:
You arc hereby notified to leave tho gtato
Of Indiana within 1ltteen days from
date OF abiIe tho consequence fow moro associates
Of tho uhovo parties Will tako warning heraby. Az
tllrents layo been uado againBt tho property Of ci-
kcuB, any act III Charestown vicinity will ba
held against tho parties above na,ued.
Ono, two, thrco follow me.
8opt. g. l87S.
Reynolds is tho party throatenod In jail by
thu Vigilance Committee some days Hinco. Con-
siderable e1oitomont prevailed MI dayiu Charlos-
tONn,
, 1873-09-06

Democrat, by good majority. Crowley, for
Ohiof Of Police on tho tax.rayers' tickot, ig
boaton by about 1900.
Ret.lr7is from tho interior are imperfect, but
show great victory for tho roop1o.. eaorn-
monto, Ban joaquin, Santa CLARA, Los Angolos,
Alameda Contra Costa, Yoo and ColMsa dcc1aro
for tho Peoples Independent ticket. The Domo-
Gratis n, claim smHf gain In t!e L,og'e1anro.
atoria1 contoHt
SAN FnANc1sco Sept. 5.-l7ra,,l IL arprc-
hontlod iu rankiug Tho f1nal count IN bovoral
wards Of tho city, for tho purpose Of giving tho
Legislative ticket 10 tho DomucratB. Rownrda
wore offered for tho dotoction OF any attempted
frautls. The count, 1t Is followed, will DO unl,cc-
ooaaarily allow. In aono warsls vigilant watch IN
kept. Reports from tho interior confirm tho
complete Victory of tho Autobiography party.
Tho matoritioa III all tho oouutleH have not boen
received
, 1873-09-06

experiences. Clayton was aolcotod for the noxt
mooting, which takos place On tho first Thurs.
day and Friday Of September, 1871.
Tho following officers wero elected for tho et,+
suing year, President, Col. r. g. Black Clay
yilia Bond, Clayton; Loronzo Dull, Quincy; A..
A. Glenn, Mt. btorlng, and nino others; Boorb.
tary, capk: ]. Q. Miller; IroaHuror, George W.
Booth Historian, Capt. Henry Asbury.
Tho Convention VIVA in overy aonHe e,lcceBs.
Thousands Of pooplo woro ptoscnt, and tho oc-
caslon pronaIsos to DO a grand annual reunion oi
old settlora anl thcir doBcontnnts
, 1873-09-06

HALIFAX. n. s., Sept. "a letter from Sgd.
noy, Cape Breton, says that the aottlemont OF
Woaat LAY, OIL Grand tako. has beou aln,oAt do
moshed BY the gallo, and in nayatlalo twenty
houses wore blown down. III tho port Of Cale-
donia about twenty-five American Bchoonora we're
moro or loHH damaged.
Fifteen Of tho Grew Of tho steamer Sa1twoll
have arrived at HALIFAX. Tiltoon moro of tho
crow arc missing, and arc supposed to be
drowned. Yhe Captains boat Ia the only one
know. to have roaohol1 tito Shore.
: HALIFAX, Sept. 5.--Fiftoen OF Tie GROW Of tho
steamer saltwoll, loHt OH Hag Slloaa o1s tho gath
ult., have arrived here. They give the follow
luz account Of the dlaRater; When within
, 1873-09-06

SFtc}dI Tspa}ch 70 1fe Chfcd00 1F36Mfe.
,.OsnKoslI, Wiz, 6opt. 6-Tho suggestion OF
1'liE Tribune to the Reform party Of Wisconsin,
mako up with genuine Anti Monopoly mon, llta
oausod great sensation horo. Most Of tho Dom
ocrats consider the advice very sensible, aud
probably minority would favor such notion by
coming Democratic BtAte Convention. THO
friends OF Ell BtilBon, Of this city, President Of
tho Stats Wool Growers Association, will pro-
sent hia nhine aa n candidate for Lioutenant
Governor. Hti1son is b hhrd-istod farmer, aud
q Nboral and progressive Democrat.
, 1873-09-06
FIRES.

At Troy, N. Y, Fond dl Lac, WIS, and
Chico, Cal.
TnoY, N. r., Sept. "a fro on Ohio Btroot,
West Troy, thin morning, burned twclyo houses.
The loss Is s40, 900 +; insurance $25, 600.
Special NSpateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
FOND Do Lao, Wis, Sept. IA fro this cyon-
Ing destroyed tic residences Of N. Balm and J..
Il. Va1,s!yke and two barns, involving 4 loss OF
$4,000.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a fire at Chico de-
stroyed twenty-five buildings. Lose about
&2Q.QQQ.
, 1873-09-06

PROBABILITIES
WASHINGTON, .. c., Sept. 6.-Tor Now Eng
lond, the Middle statos, aud Iower-Lake region,
the barometer will rise, with winds vooriug to
froBh and brisk northwest and north. decidedly
low temperature, and clear or partly cloudy
weather. For tho Upper-I.ako region and North
west, genoralIy clear weather, with winds yeering
to norfherly and oasterly. For tho Ohio Valley
and Tennessee, northwest to northeast winds,
lower temperature, and clear or partly cloudy
woathor. For tho South Atlantic aud Gulf
statos east Of tho Mississippi, gcntlo and fresh
winds. partly cloudy weather, aud areas Of rain
Oh tho conat.
MISCELLANEOUS nCPo1Tg. ...
Fon1 WAYNE, Sept. 5.-Waathor very cold this
evening" with prospects of frost. Snow fell
quito hard this morning at Clam Lake, Mich.
BTA0E OF WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage of water, with
clangos in tho a. hours ending 8 p. NJ, Sept. 5,
1873:
, 1873-09-06
FGrHuNAIs

LAsAlIz. H., Sept. 6.-h1a!how Nbonan,
Mayor Of thts oity. sllu barney Hayden, pronl-
inelt citizen, who went to Ireland In Juno last
iu quest Of hcalth, and to revisit the pluoob OF
tholr nativity, returned last evoniug, much I'M,
proved, a,,a were greotod with formal de1aon-
HtrAtionH Of Welcome by large number OF thor
follow-oit,zanu.
WAsn4Ha1oN, Sept. 5.-seoretary Robeaon has
resumed his dutiol al tho Navy Department.
, 1873-09-06

SYCAMORE, Ill., Sept. 5,-Tho Republican Con-
vcltlon of DoInlb County mot bero yesterday.
II was largely attended. Tho Hon. Il. Ii. pritch-
ard presided, The following ticket was no1ni-
mated: For County Judge, Lulhor Lowell,
proBont incumbent; for County Clorlf, Cassu,
Treasurer. Robert II. Roborta for County sri-
poriutendont Of Schools, H. p. Hull, present in-
cumbont. Tho resolutions passed BY tho Con-
vontion arc IN sympathy with tho tbnrmors'
Movement, and In opposition to extortion md
oppression Of oyory kind.
, 1873-09-06

hero In two applications boforo tho United statos
Court for IN injunction against tho Mutual Life
Company, waB arrested this ovening on roqu1ai-
tton from the Governor Of Iudlana, charged with
boing dofa,i1tor In tho sum Of S26 900 of policy
premiums. IIo roHta In tho caat,ooso tonight,
and will probably bo talon to indianapolis.
, 1873-09-06
/, ,IkclniOn Of ola Sottlofa Of Adams mud
Brown Counties, Illln0is.

! CLAYTON, ILL.,, Bept. b--Tlla Old setiorn' Aeao-
cEatiou closed their Nth annual convention thla
eyouiug. Hon. A. A. Glonn, OF Mt. btorling.
Lorenxo Dull, ot Quincy, and other distinguished
old settlota loliyorod aulroBsoH aud told their
, 1873-09-06

I BAN FnANo1Hco, 4 Cal., Sept. 5.-Roturns from
tho precincts coma in Hlowly. no ward iB conf
llon Of Dartlott, antrailroad candidate, for tho
6ouats. 0teB, for Mayor. beats MoDou9id
, 1873-09-06
obituary.

CANTON, Ill.,, gop.. 5.-rho remains OF James
Fl. Moca!l, WHO died very aut'tleuly near hlonn-
tain City, Noyada, Aug. &c. arrived hero to-day.
TAoro 4hs been great daal Of excitement oYez
, 1873-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Tt Is Impossible

To ignore thoso tcriblo nsmeosB daonBoe That a,nua3
ewoop many hapess yottHa tuta tho grave We are
compelled to rocognzo them, and e a tho oo Sana.
stsnds nnrvaed tor sll such dncasos Got tho genuine,
sare Of oolntorteits. JOHN I. HENRS, NV YorS,
Fin Aren
, 1873-09-06

ST. Lou1s, Hopt. 5-E. A. Wlliteomb, formerly
State Agont OF tho 1T. Louia Mutual Lifo It.-
suranco Company for Indiana, who has figured
, 1873-09-06

In 0ffices--An Important E.ettvr Yruna
Sir John a. macdonald mndc Public
-.Tl,e Royal Commission.
specia1 Uispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MoNTnEAr Sept. 6.-The Hon. John Young,
Reform mombcr for tho Western Division, has
declined to accept tho position Of Government
Inspector at this port, offorod him by Sir John 4.
Macdonald. In connection with THU matter, tho
publication Of tho following letsor has produced
great eenantion, and exhibits tho longths to
which Sir John 4. Mncdouald Is prepared to 60
in tho matter OF corruption:
nf7 DIAN Pore want you, hcfore wo talte my
atepy about John Yoangs .ppoirt,nont. 70 go about
From iii con loarn, William Workman would run
best Ho vii vo1y likely objeet bat ho is lilo best
Meraa Tn o eonsr 1 at e
has claim to in eary Hoat h, tho soneo This is tho
as't es Of his .;ons %se not oe aos he
appointment until wo hnyo our candidate ready aud
ali competitors out Of tho field. Thcre will 10 somo
II candidate Ia ready tLe1l nua ako tho ncccs-
pretty sre lie Will seal III whom ho lnds tint, Il 10
dues NOT 10 No. we will appoint auothoe Inspector.
x'u5s 3s,sssSSj ,!rS!Sj 5ous A. MACDONALD.
Archbishop Kondrick, Of st. Louis, aud his CO.
adjutor, DiBhop Ryan, ara hero.
OTTAWA, Sept 6.-The proceedings before tho
Royal CommlBslon yosterday and to-day wore'
exceedingly farccal. III fact, the ministerial
Btory is told without lot, hindrance, or iabored,
orosR-oxamination. Haines, holder OF tho soa1oI
package aud ono of Cartier's Election Commit
too, in his evidence ondcayored to loavo the i'm
preston that ho wae ignorant whore much Of
from though lo did not ropudlato tho
monoy transactions Of giving Of receipts, or deny
the authonticity OF Cartior's letter asking:
ar Frnncis H;ncl,'a teatfmnnv vns in tho firm
, 1873-09-06

These oils oomnosed oIcusve1y OF vegetable In.
Gradients an a. shGuf 3 they ont!fo II asssedo tns
Ti9y net directly npon tho liyof and vauabo
1orod state q that organ. l,ver CaTplant. bilious
Disorders, indigostion Sick uaadncle, Typhoid Fuya
&c, &o all succub TO tlio rca Of Csnckss Man.
draka PI1ls Enr snlo ty nj drEgIats md calprs.
, 1873-09-06

industrial classes, ninco ali are alike Interested
In tho reforms Wo teok."
Meeting Of Farmers OF Dodge County,
NFinn.
1t o meeting OF farmers OF Dodge County,
Minn., hold at Mantorville, Aug. 90, tho follow
ing resolutions Wero adoptcd:
Kcso1rcd That NO demand political REFORM honeaty
economy, an purity In tho administration OF tho af-
fairs Of our county, 6tato md ation That to secure
man should to to
and deaigning mon from bolng elected to plAces Of
% %sseond~That all official m1aconduct on tho part OF
public servants ahonld not only be investigated, but
tho guilty partiea brought TO speedy and suzo puniA
gAfrd-That We are opposed to oil class lceisl.tion
and nouopolies Of oyery kind. That law compelling
man to Fay tax to support tho business OF atl-
motto Ia borty and equal rights for all special prly1-
lCgCa to none.
oppressive to tho people, bong ta1 upon tho lahor
and and The only tarI l. astiaaSie q ssthorse4
FythEThat agriculture and labor are tho basis Of
gelvea to support for once men VIC tdentioa in
tho prosperity Of tho Farmers aud Lahoscrs Of tho
irth-That uhllo we recognize tho great benefits to
10 derived from railroads In the transportatton Of
freight and developing our resources yet deny that
power thst gayo them legal existence, and when they
far s Of f1aah or tho
neonls ,syo tbe nowcr. trosVh tho Lexelsiuro to
establish, rcguntc and f1. tho compensation to bo
charged and received by INV.
ssvenfh-raas wo deplo5G and denouneo the corrrr-
ton upon tho rfghts Of our people, and especially tue
int cf liz President. without tho consent Of tno
people, rs being dangerous to their rights and wo
look upon The eaiarygrab M bcng tho browning net Of
md MA MI a
not 70 v9ta for or soppart any MN TOR oce
WIG vSe 19r the @ oi OF acsenod ~ a nh5oa. nay
inc cr 1 war v ana H. o. opoon9 e
aro under to reward cur disabled euors and provide
mand that the salardea Of o our officers, caunty,
the eSmensaton received by thoso engaged In other
's"'ul puFSu'1a' ----
Knn,kntScc rarrncra, Harvest xromc,
Snee;1l D;anaith 10 T1e cl;eino Tri1uue.
,,,,,mrs,a II, go ti,,,s T.,,rt,. ~, 1,,,u
uAS1I"ot ILL.,, eop.' o'-1Ao Hout1n "a 'uS
vas set apart ny tho farmers OF Aankakce
County for grand farmera picnic and ARrveat
houro festival. All the details for such a gath
crinr T wcro dono N a manner TINT batokonod S1
success, previous to tho Fourth, bnt On that
gay tho eiemo0ts soeIaoo y "Ar viii 'ne u u
.en1lons @ u .no and, " accoum5 a. tno
u u ata H. NV ,ar .no W. n
oa+her3'~ nv thn Iii of sento,nbor Ou M
{hnt dnV Mnntono nnv mora Of I,linoin
yooelanrY cougregated in its atreets tlnn
eyor boforc. From oarly morning until
o'clock tho throng Of farmers that arrived in
vehicles Of all kinds simply astoRished tho na,
with flags aud banuers flying, paradod the prin-
clpal stroetB, and then adjourned to tho shady
grove, miies weBt Of the town.
Il. Il. Bloom, Esq, the Prosidont OF tho Day,
generously contributed his picnic grounds to tho
,fvotf ,ri,f }s,rni
, 1873-09-06

Western Oranges Appointing to I3ast-
:, pEn Workingmesa. ''
From tho Nsw York Tribune, Sept. 1.
4 communication las boon received by tho
President Of tho Now York Workingman'H Con-
ksal Council from 3. II. Smith, Secretary Of tho
Illinois State Farlne1A' Association, In regard to
, 1873-09-06

FLAG RoI LES,
OF all sizoa, ready mado mao ia order. Also good
supply Of Well-horors Pn!cs. Whte Aah Pnos. 9t el
slzes, AlHaya On hand. Orders lott with Un
prompt attontlon. ----
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-14
WATCH StCLEN.
D-ssolui ion Of Cnpsrnership.

iIt toPARTNERSIIIP HERETO
I'ltE existing between thomas
Murphy and Allen N~acaulav in Tie hon,
'H' $40" business. is tins day dissolved
r mutual consent. ANY n bayiuu
.-a'inS against the late firm Is auth0rizrT
I" 'aIl on Thomas Murphy. Who alone
mas authority to settle the c~uparturrSLIr
H.tCtLtS. THOMAS MURPHY =
A'4e ALLEN NACAULAY