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Receipts Of Produce.

Receipts Of Produce.
BATON ROUGE-Per steamer 3 Hodge No .
! do q Pascal &oO. a do Adler &cO-l3l sacks ric,
| SEWN GOurtain-4l do J Walsh-6 bags Woo
SEWN GOurdain-2 do IL hides and sun.lries to or
der-TOtal, bag cotton IA sacks seed cotton bags
| wool 172 sacks rice
GRAND ECORE-Per steamer Bart Able-1;
bales cotton to c walmsley &co-6 Clapp Bros Sec
| Beraud & Gibert-3 Nugent &cO-2 Ii Allison &
Oc-l NJ Sandidge &cO-l do bales wool l bale
hides n Weil-l0 bdls hides Queyrouze & Bois-4l
| ia head cattle Glenny & Wagner-35 do C Mehle l.
co-:2 do j McGinnis-3 do Servat-1Otal, 81
bales cotton se4 head cattle
WASHINGTON-Per steamer Trenton-2 bales
cotton Casse-1 do W Burbridge &co-1 Quey-
rouze Bois-l do 80 hides Hirsch s. Adler-2O hides
NJ Dowlng-62 sacks cotton seed Louisiana Oil Co
- cOOps poultry and sundries to orerTOtal bales
cotton 81 sacks cotton seed 54
ST LOUIS-Per steamer Great Republic lO4
hhds tobacco to Bryan g. Thompson IS do Beadles
Wood 600 do Gunther 4 Stevenson-26 bales cot
ton Brtton & Moore do N Greenwood & Son-2
bills fonr 2 bbls oil II pkgs mdse Frederickson 4
Halte-l3 pkgs cabbage Jos Keler--5 crates cabbage
West &co-l5 boxes bacon 225 bbls hour s Kenne
dy 4co. 100 bbls pork 25 casks meat Byrnes Bar
stow--ss do Cobb, Dolhonde Aco-54 do : half casks
do 80 bbls pork to Order76 bbls -four Hamilton
Eco. q pkgs mdse Stauffer, Macresdy Gco--1 do
Clark Meader-5 pkgs whitelead Rice Bros &oo--
203 sacks corn Schwabacher & Hrsch-15 bbs pork
Is bbls cornmea ID Carroll &oO-W pkgs whitehead
& Clark casks bacon Bloom-1O0 sacks malt G
Auer~-5Oe sacks bran w Schinder-4 kegs nuts 10
Shakespeare Smith &co-1o0 bbls flour Flash Lewis
AGN-2 pkgs mdse Lagan 81 MO pix gs tobacco
Spiro & Wet 40 do j Sarrazin@-2O6 sacks bran
NJ & ID ID D Brien-5O bbs pork j Scnwartz-2 20 hlf
bbls Lard Dwyer-2 do do $50 pals do Is bbls do
Keep Raymond 8sco-l5 bbls alcohol Behan Thorn
&co-76 casks meat U Brien-25 do f K Converse
20 pkgs tobacco S Hernsbeim & Bro bales hops 5
bales malt II Sfurcken-l0O bbs -four A Poincy-
IL boxes mdse w w Goodwin Is casks meat
Forcheimer BrOs-15O sac ks cats 4 L McKeon 6co-
- bbs flour l6 half bbs do II bbls whisky 160 pkgs
whit Lad rolls leather and sundries A Whitney
UEp p.ASe Il Nhri~f iar
DelBondio-47 bdls iron Folger &oo-ia2 do ~ bars
do A Baldwin Gco-2s2 boxes soap 10l boxes glass |
ware Il Woods-A bbls CeInmeal Chas Pieasants--
l49 bbls -four 200 half bbs do Glover & 0dendahl-
s00sacks bran $40 sacks 10 casks meat Calder
DO / Lab Doisen-25 do Bu's-ey &eO-l HID sugar
5 W Rodd Son-2l3 sacks oats Hamilton 400
l16 DO Buddecke 400 100 do 1910 sacks corn 50
bbls hour Jno AoCre kco-2c0 do 81 bbls whisky L
FaiSORild Nnghan-6A Laxas meat Howard Z Prs /
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SHIPS.
BOSTON.

III For BOstOn-The Al brig John w. H.-s
Mz HUNT, master, is now loaiing for the aivyss
- port and having the greater portion Of her
For freight apply to
NORTON l. BELL
-Di9 IS CaIvnd4iet street
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STEAMBOATS,.


1
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MFp
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
I'D GIVING THROUGH TICKETS TO
Boston, New York PhiladelphiA Baltf
more, Washington City, BufalA Pitts
burg, Cleveland, Cincinnati Louisville end
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL,
FOR ST. LOUIS CAIRO MEMPHIS AND THE
BENDS
viii leave as below. at o clock p NJ
GREAT REPUBLIC,
W. d. Ihorwegan, captain; j. P. Young clerk
SATURDAY, July IT,
-, - ~ CITY OF QUINCY.
W. r. Walker, captain: J. X. Pension clerk;
WEDNESDAY, July %
Issuing as usual, Through Ellis Of Ladine in con.
nection with the railroads all the principal poin Is
North and West.
J.B. WOODS & co. General Agents,
myl 1874 Gravier street
OUACHITA RIVER.
BLANKSS LINE OUACHTTA PACKETS
IT, FOR CAMDEN, TRENTON, MON
roe 70. and all way Landings ON Ouachita and
Black Rivers. The very light drau2ht
r. A: Blanks master, j. Holmes and W. Gus 81 Ks
viii leave SATURDAY July 1s, at r n
Willie,
D. " Nj; Hanks iaass master Trinidad clerks
with steamers Ora for Bayou Barfhol0
new Goose for Little River Tensas and Bayou Ma
con- Bertha Bruner for DArbOnne Ann s. for B9uf
River, and Statords little packet for Bayou Louis
BR1TTON e EPPLER
je2l I'm w. B. CLARKE, Agents
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Cortes, Nickerson, for New York.
A Moultol
Schooner W A Watson, Watson, for Pensacola
Master
Steamship City Of San Antonio Pennington, frsu
ID dist -
British steamship State of Alabama, Flint, from
Liverpool 26th utimO, to A X Miller &cO-3d
dis} 80
Hodge No 2. Baranco. from Baton Rouge
Bart Able Sinnott, from Grand Ecore
sn o%
Lotus No 3 DANIELS from Shreveport
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Amite from Pensacola
Steamer FavOrite, from Amite river
Steamer MARITIME, from Pearl river
Schooner Mary Louise, from PascagOula
Schooner Richard, from Biloxi
Schooner -Four Brothers, from PascagOula
Schooner Alice. from Tangipahoa
Schooner Mary Diana, from Blind river
Schooner st John the Baptist, from Manchac
Barge Pearl Rivers, faom Pearl river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Emma Amelia from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Perseverance,, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Hermit No 9, from Blind river
Below-At Quarantine.
Margaret, Baker from Havana via Flori-
da Ports, to X RObeTts-1st Dist IA
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship COrtes-l2O2 bales
cotton III hhds tobacco 70 bags wool IS bds hides Is
bales mdse
PENSACOLA-Per schooner W A Watssn-45O
Jacks 100 bbls -four casks bacon bbls whisky
sacks coffee $50 pkgs mdse
Imports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship CITY Of San ntopio
80 bbls sugar bbls oil IS pkgs tobacco 80 do liquors
y bags pepper and sundries
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Passengers,

Passengers.
Passenger list per steamship Cortes, Nickerson
MASTER for Nav York
w 4 Chamberlain. Miss II Chamberlain, Miss
Jane Benedict W Blanchard. j Starm H Marks,
Mrs Hneston, Mrs ID Fox and in steerage
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RED RIVER.
WEEKLY GRAND EcoRE PACKET.
re- FORT DERUSSEY, BARBINH NOR
laa15Ea MANS Alexandria Mouth Cane River,
| landngs-The light draught passenger steamer
| sabine.
Gin place Of Bart Abe.)
X. SinnOtt ILaster, Geo. G. Hamilton clerk
Particular attention paid to way and plantation.
business For freight passage apply on board to
HITE & CABIN,
jyls BRITTON EPPLER
RED RIVER PASSENGER PACKET
Leaves on To TUESDAY ;s1;AAinS July q, at5P.M,
lasl$G and all way landings-The nne and fast
passenger steamer
Lotus No. 3,
ID. ID. Dannals master, II. G.. Heat clerk
VIII leave as above For freight passage apply
BRITTON & EPPLER 1o6 Common Il.
jyls LORD McPEAKE, 46 Camp st.
RED RIVER PASSENGER PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY, July p, at r M
,-~ FOR JEFFERSON, sHREvEPoRT,
and all way landings-The fine and
fast PASSENGER steamer
will sa W. stnd ss master Fr fre,t Geo Fee CLERK
board OF to 4f.sf vF7zsfiss E =
SINNOTT & ADAMS, IL Commercial Place
NJ. W. JOYCE, II Delta street jy1s +
RED RIVER PASSENGER PACKET = =;
FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT. :
l@8e& n Alexandria and all way landings-The
&. II. Durfee,
Jos. A. Aiken master,
VIII Leave as above. For freight or passage apply on
board OF to 81 So.
LORD & McPEAKE, 46 Camp street
BRlITON e. EPPLER, los Common street
jyl6 H1TE CARLlN, 4 Tchoupitoulas street.
RED RIVER PASSENGER PACKET.
Leaves ON SATURDAY, July 16. at SPIN
FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT
LeRa& ACoushatta, Brownsville, Grand Ecore
Alexandria and all intermediate landings
tho nne passenger steamer
Belle Rowland, .sik& 4f 3
Geo. W. Rea master, Chas w. Drown, clerk
will leave positively above. For freight or passage
LORD a. McPEAKE 46 Camp street
RRITTON t. EPPLER los CononOn at
Jyll HlTE & CARLIN a Tchoupisonlas st.
WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at r. NJ
r. FOR FORT DERUSSEYr RARRIN'S /
River, Montgomery, Grand Ecore and al
way landings t-'T o 5.ff~ -
Bart Able,
F, SnnG5 MASTER aa,aeF ,; Geo Hanioa clerk
business. For freight or passage spply an b0ard or
to SINNOTT 4 ADAMS, ! -
HIrE & CARLIN, AQents !,
apis tt BRlTTON 4 EPPLER
OPELOUsAs. $50
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET. IS
H. For Washinston, Pest DaEra>
Simmsport, Churchville and 81 landings &
=. on the Coast, Atchafaaya Rivox and h,
you Courtableau-the new and Light draught passen-
H. II. Broad, master, J. B. SchmiAt clerk
viii leave AZ above, every "WEDNESDAY, atop NJ.
aklng freight and passengers for all Landings on Re-
1Ou deS GlalZes he landed
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Morning, July Is.
Cleared Yesterday.

George j. Duncan il the duly authorized Marin,
and River Reporter Of the Bulletin.
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ATrAKAPAs AND ATCHAFALArA.

,>- ATrAkAPAs AND ATCHAFALATA.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5PM.
H. Fer WashiaGt0n, Port barre.
k3S Simnsport, Churchville, and ell intermet
date landings ON the Coast, Atcbafaylar a
River and Bayou Coultableau. The ight draucht
passenger steamer 80, -
Trenton,
n. Quatrevaux, MASTER tcp T. John clerk
WI leave as above, every SATURDAY AtsP NJ.
taxing freight and passengers for Bayou dAs Glazes
70 Dc landed at Big Bend Landing &C Simmsp0rt
FOR freight or passage apply on board or to
tom. =, j. n. BOWLING,
leSO No. . Decatur street. cor. Customhonss
REGULAR ATTAKAPAS PACKET
Leaves On SATURDAY. July IL. 1t SP NJ
H. FOR ST. MARTINvlLLE NAUSSE
rointe, New IBERIA Jeanezsste, Cha1sn-
-, ton, Franklin CentreviIle, Patterson.
vile, Bayou Chene, Simnsport, Churchyilie. Nouth
bayoa Rouge and all landings on the Bayou Tsche
anu Atchaiaiaya River-The No. passeagar steamer
M, D. L. FOrgay, master,
t m sve as above For freight or passage apply On
ooaiM, OF u HITE CARI4IN, -|.s's3 =
Ylo 4TchOupitoulas street.
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At a Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees,
held on the 25th instant, it was
Resolved, To pay on demand a SECOND
SEMl-ANNUAL INTEREST OF FIVE PER
CENT. to 3Oth April, 1874, making ten per cent.
per annum ON the CAPITAL STOCK Of the
Company s1,lOOOO0), and cash dividend Of
THIRTY per cent. to stockholders, on the
amount ($5l2, 1855 12) OF their net earned partic-
pating premiums
HARMON DOANE, President.
ED. A. PALFREY, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood, John l. Adams,
W. A. Johnson, Isaac Scherck,
John !: Noble, r. N. Walmsley,
John Chafe, VIM. Morrison,
Richard Miliken, Joseph w. Carroll,
Saml E. Moore, A. Brittin.
J. /. Warren, All. Nav.
Il. r. Buckner, s. Fl. SnOwden.
Samuel Friedlander. T. Lytt. Lyon.
H. Frellsen, w. 6, RAYMOND.
W. s. Pike, James 8. Prestidae.
A. A. Yates, Samuel Il. Boyd
my28 Joseph McElrov,
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Cortes, Nickerson, for New York
A Moulto
Schooner w A Watson, Watson, for Pensacola
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CATTLE MARKET REPORT,

New ORLEANS, July 10, 1874.
Arrived past week. Sold. Stock.
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This old and reliable Company is issuing Polic;es
ON Fire River and Marine risks the most favorable
terms All losses promptly adjusted and settled IN
on liberal terms at their office 81 Camp street corner
OF Commercial Alley.
JAMES L DAY, President
HORACE cARPEsTER SECRETARY
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i'arlOr Cars.
y. 9. LAZARUS.
Western Ag'i, kansas City.

The HANNIBAL 4 ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD has
long been designated by the travelling public the
"oLD RELIABLE from the tact that its TRAINS
ARE ALWAYS ON TINE; and SHORT LINE. 9"
teauss it is Rcknow edged TO be the SHORTEST ros-
sIBLE ROUTE between wrStera cities and all princi-
pal cities and towns IA the east.
In addition 10 the sedd equipment OF this iayori;e
route, and to meet the requirements its largely in
ercasng hrscaAs through Passenger travel this com
pany are now running the FINEST PARLok Cars IN rux
WoRLn. The interior arraag cement lie superb Grand
Saloon. Drawing Room. safe Room, elegantly up
holstcred and decorated Ladies' Toilet g. DOM &c
&c, in fact, every thing the most tastdious could de.
sire
one OF these magu iGcent cars is attached 10 each
pav Express Train and accompanied by polite and
attentive conductor.
Tho TRACK is in the best ossibe condition large por-
of il having recently been re-laid With STEEL
RAILS Iron and stone bridges have taken IN, plsce
Of wood and all other improvements conducive to the
ssfcty and comfort Of it, patrons hsye been adopted
Passengers going sast west, and wishing to s,cur
SAFETY. COMFORT AD SPEED. should be particu
''old Ielisble" HANNIBAL & ST. Jo. SHORT
LINE" which Zee oL,aiscl =, al priacrpAl Offices
cosn ce,iHg lines
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Go East BY Way OF ST. Lauls.

In three days Of railroad competition. the wls9 tray
-lor selects his before leaving me In almost
every Instance he desires to reach his destination as
speedy possible, ana for the accomplishment ofhst
purpose the Missouri Rde!fc Through Line from the
West to the East, via kansas City and 81. Louis, on
inducements unsurpassed by any other line in the
country Everything. connected with the Missouri
Pacific z. Il is FIRST o!Oss, and the adoption Of The
Miller Platform End Westinghouse Air Brake, TO geth-
or with its PullmanScepsIs and reclining chair coach
90 render trip the line perfectly safe and
pleasant Passengers from all parts Of the West by
taking its Express trains at Kansas City, Leavcns-
worth Atchison aud other prominent cities, land
cd ia st. Louis at seasonable hours, morning and
evening, and in ample time to make direct connection
with all railroads f1r every point in the North, East
md soHth Particular information, with maps time
tables y may be had at the various Through Tick
., 4" Offices ia the west. or upon personal written
application 90 g. Ii. BAXTER Western PssseAgr
Agent Kansas city, No. 4. A. Ford. Gen. rassen-
gre Agent, ~. Louis, No.
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The Fastest Time ON Record.

Passengers Going Es.t reminded, of the fact that
ths Wo'ash Line is the ONLY LINZ running Lightning
Erpress Tsirs Gully equipped with patent air brakes
Miller platforms, &C. } from St Louis Hannibal and
QuiHcy, stopping only AT the principal stations
and reaching NEW ToRK. BosToN aud intermediate
points from 9 20 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF
Competing Lines from sill points IN the West
IL Is also the only Line running Through Cars from
Ednsss Cify 10 hid, polls and CnsiHpsti via Quin-
cy, avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers
Through PULLMAN SLEErING CARS run via the Wa
essh Lane only, from St. Louis and Quincy to TT
WAYNE, TOLEDO AID CLEVELAND, connecting with
Sleeping and Drawing Room Cars for Buffalo, Roch-
ester, New York, &c, without change.
SPECIAL NorICE A Pullman Sleeping Car leaves
the Missouri river daily, and through SPRING
seld, Ill avoiding n change al Quincy.
For further information time tables, which can
lie olisinsd at all Through Ticket snices in the
west. W l.. MALCOLM,
Gen. Psss'r Aga, Toledo
y 9. LAZARUS,
Western Ag't, Kansas City.
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Something Worth knowing.

IL IL worth something to know that the shortest pos
isle route from Kansas City TO Buffalo, Pittsbnrg.
Wheeling, Parkersburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York BOSTON asd issSsedfate points Is through
81. Louis. over the St Louis. Kansas City Northern
Short Line, and the shortest possible route from Kan
sas City to Hannibal Quincy. Chicago, Toledo. De-
roit, AID intermediate poin.s via st. Louis, Kansas
City Northern short Line. II is the only road ran
ming SIX fast express trains two more than any other
line, between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
This road, in connection with the Kansas City, St.
Joseph Council Bluffs K. L.. forms the only Omaha
and 81. Louis Through line running through Pullman
Sleeping Palaces between on ala and 81. Louis and
positively the only line that passengers from caor
mia, Utah, Sioux city, Omaha, Council Blufs, Ne
braska City. and 81. Joseph can connect BY al!
trains of the Kansas City, St. Joseph Council BGrs
Railroad close and direct for 81 Louis and AL points
East via st. Louis Any other line TO ST. Ioas involves
lay Lover - Kansas City Of hvs hours one trsin
This is the only line running many trans xIth
perb Reclining Chair Coaches elegantly carpeie and
Rtcd With dressing with toilet conyenences for
Iadie>, gentlemen and families, uithOat any extra
charge Ticket SCENTS selling tckcts 10 the East, will
veuch for the Gbove iscts and furnish tickets map
circulars sid tie tables by this For other
.stioa rels live to this line address A. c Dawes,
St Joseph, 10 e. p. 3. Crest. ST Louis. "
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

X ofP.-CTNDoN LODGE NO 3, meets every Wctlnes
WELLS. { G., A. y. Davis, X. OF Il ).
F.-SALTNA LODGE No. 2s, meets at Odd Pei
lows Hall every Thursday evening nj O'Clock. l.
GRANT, y. O., NJ. CHAMPION, Secretary
EO.O.F.-SISM ENCAMPaESTN No. Is, at Odd Fellow:
HALL first and third Tuesdays in each month, AZ
O'Clock, q. n All Encampmrnt members IN goo'
nre invited to attend. l.. j GRAM, 4. r, %. A
ORvIs, Scribe.
lrst and third Monday ia each month. u. K. WAC
srAfF, NJ, j. DEWITT, Secretary
SALINE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No. Is, at Masonic fall
second and fourth Monday in 4. ch month ID. j. r
HAMA, M.E.H. T., j. DEWITT, SECRETARY.
MlRIAM LODGE, 10. s, ID OF Ii-Meets in Odd Fellows
Hall second and fourth FRIDAY evening Of each mOntl
at7p. IN. 4. l.. NORTON, n. q; Mrs. ;. A. NoRro:
v. a; {. CONRAD, X. >.
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Published Nov. "a, 1874
Ordinance No. ne.

An ordinance fhing the salary Of the City Marshal
of the city Of salna and repeating certain ordinances
Be 10 ordained by Ae Mayor and Councilman Of the
Cty Of SaIind.
SEC l. That the salary Of the Marshal Of the city
of Salina be and thu Is hereby fixed NJ sixty dol
lars month said salary g. be due and ~ the
c nd OF each and every month
SEC 2 That ordinances No &C and los be and the
same hereby repealed
SEC 8 That this ordinance shall take effect ard be
In force from md after its publication once IN the Sa
line County JoUESAL.
Approved November cd, 1874
W s. WELLS, Mayor.
hereby certify that the above is true aud correct
copy OF orInsBce passed the coancllnen Of the
City OF Sxllns OH November 3Sd, lisa.
Attest r.. L. BOWEN. CITY CLERK
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Road Notice,

Note. /. hereby give, TIA; tts en- day Of Tsaaa-
~ ISIS. petitson viii - pTes~1ti % m board II
eogrfy csmmis.so1ers Of >1lise ryGsfT. hsS-a.
PRAY ing for he aIgssrD-af q yHsver- 20 sn<
ay cat 4 roa4 sGmsncsas To- -0aga- wet corner
Of -scffsa six 81, township fS3rts~n tIti. se1fh q
r.nge farr~ O. w~-f th~pc~ rIsDnar -suth-
.-sfion iotIr a. tDx1ski, lp9ue-n Ilsl
range tarsc ~. tteBce 20 t6- a-,s-t e5rr~r %
SAM secsisa and also eorcnc lag 81 Ihs usrsh-~zsz
Of secioo nlas % sarne tewE-y. r2o<- trr~
81 ran mag directly -o1.h secslo- ire hatf mile
hencr bali -. Iuter-~ct c,sznrv rss1
rVgzGt.y frrn The sieF-s a >slins
AVN utssssA9r ar ofh~r.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

PnEsl,YTBRIAN-w A SimpkIns, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath at II A. N. and z. VI Sabbath
school 80 r. Al. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nings.
Mr1uopIsT EPISCoPAI-Rev. r. y. Hill Pastor,
Preaching every sabbath, ri $50 \. NJ, and 81
O'Clock A.. NJ. sabbath school, each Sa Jbaih a.
ga 81. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evenings.
ErIscoPAI-Rev. Thos Il. Dooley, Rector. Preaching
every Sabbath morning and evening".
CArHoLIc-Rev. John Fogarty, Pastor. Services on
the second sabbath of each month al the Court House
BArTIsr--Rev. j. X. Downcr, Pastor. Preaching ON
the first and third sundays OF each month, morning
and evening sabbath school, $50 a. M, every
Sabbath Prayer mceting Wednesday cvening.
<umsTIAS CnUEcII-Prcaching in the Baptist church
on the I'd and ltlI Lords day OF each mOnth by
A. ID. Goodwin
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

In compliance with the recommendation Of his
ceency the President OF the United States aud the
Governor of the State Of Kansas, do hereby es
Thursday the ?e;h day OF November, a day Of
Thanksgiving and praise "a Almg sty God and re-
commend TO all citizens that IN dav they aside
their ordinary secular pursuits and assemble In hsir
usual pacs OF worship 10 give thanks 70 ihe Supreme
Ruler OF tn Universe for hts goodness.
la testimony whereof. |. W. :. Wells, Mayor ofthe
city OF Saiina, have herrusto subscribed nv name
and caused 10 bs All yed the seal Of the city this. the
elst day OF November, A ID. 1874.
tSeaI w. ). WELLS Msyor.
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Mr. T. B. Hatten, of the Smoky Hill Mills,
has been in this country but a short time and
yet his excellent skill as miller has already
become widely known. We have used some
of the -four made by him and We are able to
testify TO the fact that it is the best brand we
have used in Kansas. Besides being splendid
miller, Mr. Hatten is splendid man in every
respect, and enc whom all our citizen. highly
esteem.
New Buckwheat hour at Palmer's.
thin sheet of ice-thicksr than paper brt
thinner than an Undiscovered the Smoky, the
other morning. young 8 cherub attempt
ed to use that ice for skating purposes. Slowly
he ventured upon the glary, tampting but
treachereus ice. A crack and rip-and down
went cherub, skates and all. From that
smash-up came out . youngster with little
breeches thoroughly saturated, cap gone, one
skate broken and fearful eyer vigorously
brushed by little red fist. A bad river, the
Smoky ESPECIALLY for skating eherubs. y
Nora, daughter ORD. E. Euler Esq, of Ba-
varia. aged yesrs-~dfed Of Group last week
Wednesday Hrs. Fuller was visiting in the
East at the time of the child's DEATH Deeply
bercaved as Mr.. Fuller was over his little
daughters death he was again called upon, on
Sunday. to mourn the death of his brother,
Mr.. Fred. Fuller. aged 10 years, who died very
suddenly Of typhoid fever. We extend our
earnest sympathes to Mr. Fuller and family
IN their severe bereavement.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-26
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Oh he District Court. Ii. PRESCOTT.
SENATOR. II. EDWARDS.
Railroad As,cssor-W. 4. LESLIE.
ReprescniatlvC-J WEAVER
County Commissioners-W. Is. SCnoLL, chairman
!. -. PALMER and Il. ). CHAMFLIS.
County Clerk-DAVID BEEBE
County Attomey-E. W. HODGKINSoS.
Probate judge y WILpNAS
clerk OF the District Oult-ACGCsT BoEDI.
County 1reasurer--C. h. FAULKNER.
hhcrul-1. j. GOING.
Register Of Deeds. T. CRisS.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction-WM. BIssor
sOroner--J. b. LCLL, JK
barferor--O. l.. HAMILTON.