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ever offered at AUCTION IN THIS CITY '''
COMPRISING IN PART AS Follows
PAIR WHITE ROAD HORSES. FULL BROTHERS,
sa Land. dan hy sn9 have ns
nal harness: tree isom Vice; warranted sound,
ons snd hays Sa sSs s % a nd ,1a
TS s os Il sS. y
TEAM ii %S sS'%' asGi ST. s1r ss CAR
ss !" q 5s$
Year as carrase ieam are reaSe IN every 's PIe re
soss pso ma are sSd only on account Of owner
IL &c, *. built
A&sf G5afE Wssa a%s with long
XII z % ad
Very s,ys% ana hsaa :ons S al | asy ,rsSei a'
@ ss MA 4U f in 30 w are ss made IN :S ret
specsa frst class road team are very promising,
p Wagon pce ana aa et soabe aie
Harness made bv Wright; Whips Blanaeis,
BnowSS Sfi fkolirISG HORSE BILLY WEEKS, sired by
faS ana % true III re To% ' sss sseSsr
% ea% Sven 6y % 4
3 Sd.
STt $Ss'asr %
BAY S;iG ?s? dam
hsns sna naSsa n "a sonss 4as
irom vce; very, stylish: is prompt free and
pretty driver ON the bit has never been handled
Tor speed, but can pull top wagon on the road
e sasy aa ana %aaFs H
ranted sound kind and true: together with q
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY CORBETT
4 Co. nearly new; Harness, &C.
CHESTNUT GELDING SIRED BY YOUNG WEBSTER,
dam Vermont, black hawk Mare, 15A hands, s
years; kind and true in ali harness; free from vice !;
very stylish; pleasant, prompt driver; q frst
class roadster; can be driven by any one. ~
TOP WAGON GULL SPRING. BY DUSENBURY 4
NELSON.
TWENTY OTHER HORSES full description OF which
will appear in Monday and Tuesdays Herald.
The public are invited to inspect our New Auction
Mart and Carriage Repository on this day.
large and we'll selected stock of Carriages and Har
ness, Blankets &c, will always be found hand at
private sale.
STOCK ON EXHIBITION MONDAY, AFTER II
O'CLOCK
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE.


UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK from foot Of Desbrosses and
Express tor Harrisburg Pt,sburg the West ana South.
w1fh rIIman palace ears aached ~. 9'D A. 81, and
For wiamspors and Sc an yen s va
$50 A N: for Wilnamsport Losk haven, Gerry aud
Petroleum Centre and the OH Regions
For Baltimore, Washington AMI the south-Limited
except Sunday AZ go A: NJ. arrive at Washington
4;lo a. \, Regular at $40 A. NJ, and P. NJ. Sun
EXPRESS for Philadelphia, sal $50 A. NJ; 1890 81,
5sa@ 8 $50, 81 and 70 night sunday 80
Accommodation for Trenton nj ! 20 A. NJ and 2P w.
For Newark ate , 20 20 ~ 10 i n; l2M,
s sto -" ana 's aisA' s ssuaaS, sS rs
For 81 sss sS s .s g. 7s 8 s. d y ss ss5
7; slq u II 80 r. NJ and II night Sunday, SD,
For ssS HaHwaS . 81 g. 20 j. a NJ H. & 2: srs s Is
Z; M. and u night sunday, az anl7 n.
M a 81 and Po r H. ana 'ou'" An'o0S' ana
For New Brunswick, 7:D and A. NJ, AN, 3l0 49,
For For ambertSie Lam ar, and FIs%sto F a'
For Bordentown burlington and Camden. 20 and $50
po, IN, x,MoG;, " y, 2; 4;9 ana r;
For For Farnnsaae FaGHmGs 81 ana sGaan' an"
For 1ilghtstown, Pemberton and Camden, via Perth
aAmboy, 2:so F. NJ For Hightstown and Penlbcrton.
1raHs sr;ys IS say rsspSrg S 81
M,a:iS s:i5 and ioMP. H.; sanday 10 <. NJ. and
1917 ?. y. % From rhiadelphia, $50, S2Ie -, lois.
Ticket offices, SIS and 90 Broodway No Astor Houss
ticket offices No Battery place, No Court street.
D. NJ. BOYD Jr., General Passenger Agent
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

-
A FTERNOoN BOAT FOR WEST POINT. NEwBURG,
FSngoqt and Kingston nndns at
MAaY fowELI from vesrr%v % streeI pisr a s., at s
LiSh bRsW saS oo: of
Safs 'sr ss Sor SS d Es EEs's ras at a aa
teepsies ssryown and Nyaek y erryboa6 Pougn
e0IS%s e PSa5; to s0qHssps PSa
trains an nn Tom NswsSTs rsnrnns day g. Special
trip s. .oi to Round Lake 81 round tfi5 81 'o''
A -RgiorLE,s di s,hp,n.I LINE For ALgANY-ruE sPLEN
iootoI cana street daily, Sundays excepted at 6P
EoR SEA CLIFF ooLLEGE POINT, wHIrEsToNE,
Mos bock PORT o9ns by stage tr"m sea Ct
GENERAL M saSe saS as s,,
asa DfG% sf H: py s Sunday 4slsy1; sT
ceivei at pier 27 until r. NJ. '''
be1s@L sa ea1s SsP y N,
Through tickets sold at all principal hotels in in IN.
NOTICE rO THE PUBLIC
as1 shSahsy rs M es ,n
over e oMns owe s @ rrs ana second oasS Tickets
d.5?s bgg @sDs9s s
Harlem depot and at Westcotts Express Offices, No
@ # "a and Is a"s a
2a Broadway SO 6read%ay aa broadway. 10 Green:
jersey CITY Court see ssD0i broosyn M
and 81 Hudson si5ss'i fEsss$h%sSiA g@I2tsS R. r.
Asss sses Gss I so9
Gorad depot ersoS CITY 30 sses Court af'St Street,
br0oy a4a Ban4laosG II gas2n SSD oiS nS0Een k
aia nsroa1wHy 1 NJ & Asor ilonss a2s Broadway M
'cccS ccSt e.
H9a Gsn sse Ass HGsqSs M
JNo; Abbott, Gen, Pass Agen, Er,e Railway.
COLE Gea & S ase. aajs xsent Asi' and rspo RS
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" t, OF ELEGANT AHD BL0ODED HORSES,
ENGLISH CARRIAGES, BREWSTER WAGONS,
PHAETONs, DOUBLa AND SINGLE HAR-
NESS BEST MAKERS BLANKETS &C.

ksfsH PHShroSs S5Ss s|sSSs %qoss
sa;5 sffS H$fSss 81 Hla$$SHsz a$SSFsz
will 70 hokhoW HEsA sap Z :. stable
a ri id,s i e5snL oGGoSK 5SR's snHsf', ff.tsft'
the the ept,s fine of Sir William Clayton Seton
at M the Ss" wstes sstes
nS paGes = and and Who have now started on hunting
ture ier home have lett positive Instructions to sell i'm.
5 Sss saes % full
% s ns' tsssF0n ar
oug Inbred horse Black Denmark; are mattel TO periec
sew ss:
s:rons clean soidy egs so9'l firm great
aes them the observed Of ali Observers; the
ST aWas hSy '"s Mss seScrai
apas 70 sss nave @ then i 70 Hke their pic
her rot single %le in less than Saf min IN
psrs they ss Nay a S nS% or
Alsa the famous, and fast yosing team EASTERN
EASTERN STARTS chestnut, l5s high, years old last
sy ns ss .s sn 4seoaa sa10
l s9sor was t1rmsrIy used %ae to the eele
Is 'ssiss @ 'nd NOW ssa as
sd? so1a sh sd years old sired by
Gen Knox has record as the BLANcHARD horse Of
yssy
sound and kind.
N. B.-This team is the celebrated Boston trotting
team which the iate Col. James Fisk anxious to
have and was nego iatng for them about the time of
his death They were purcha sed by last
May, just for summer They have shown 2:k4
geer this summer and faster single. VIII be sold sep
| arate
Also hnc rugged and fast bay Colt l5s hgh years
old last spring sired by Patchen Chief, dam by Old
Jlambletonan; on elegant, tree easy ahd pleasant
driver, finely broken to all harness; very promising;
can trot in :i5 now; warranted sound and kind.
Also great STYLED, rich, noble rnd sensible family
high Kentucky bred nil style and action; trot in
2jJ to road wagon without l5 hands high,
years Old; vice! or tricks warranted kind ali
harness. and is sound ana without b'emish.
AZ great expense Mr. Seton anxious drive the
fastest trotcrs and best r0adsers that could
Sale positive, without reserva on limit restrict coa:
great opportunity tor gentlemen 10 gi
tottns horses at bargains stock now on exhibition.
CECOND HAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PHAE-
~ ton, Depot Wagon. sx-seat Phaeton, several Bug
eies Pony Phaetons, Rockaways Dog Carts, Victoras
all HSsHs GR 81 PFs ssaavov
TT1O I.hT-PRIvATE STABLE, POSSESSING EVERY
r ts~ stalls nice cerriage house large
WANTED-A COOP SECONDHAND COACH NoT
w Clarencc, hut little used and at moderate price.
Address JERSEY box 131 Herald Office
OK $s3 $9l-THREE GOOD WORK HORSES,
pCcs sound and kind, Is hands high; suit any busi
Ecss not half their vauc; must lie sod Inquire 90
Seventh avenue.
OK FOR COUrE ROCKAWAY, IN GOOD ORDER;
" W glass windows leather lining; worth $3.50
good work Horse, $%a. Call 4S9 West Seventeenth
street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES-UFTOyVN
AND HARLEM.
.ALD BRANCH OFFICES.

1TERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIvED AT ALL HOURS UP
10 or. NJ, AND NEWsDEALERs SUPPLIED WITH
HERALDs AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT
1868 BROADWAY AND $50 s1XiU AVENUE, BE.
TWEEN TLIRTY-FIRsT AND THIRTY. SECOND
STREETS. OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT HARLEM
OFFICE, 2,2sl THIRD AVENUE CORNER OF l24rII
STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7:ao
r. ~ AND NEwSDEALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING
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THE TURF,
GREAT CHAMPION RACE,
\. AT FLEETWOOD PARK,


A -GREAT CHAMPION RACE,
"A. AT FLEETWOOD PARK,
for
Sic.00l
WIN sure be troted TO day, Il it should discontinue to
rain, by ~ O'clock A. NJ, the track will be in cond
ton three hours after ran 10 condition OF soil
and past dry weather, il rainy, the first fair day
The contestants will be:--
Bud Doble enters br. y. Gloster, best time, 2:l7.
WIN. Lowell cutters b, IN. American Girl best time
2:l73
o. A. Hickok enters ch g. Judge Fullerton, best time
2:lo.
A. f. Merrill enters BLK. 6. Comors best time, 2i9X
ALSO 2;3l RACE FOR 81 GOO.
Dan Macc enters Z. m Hcathorbloom.
John Murphy enters b. IN. Lady Dahiman.
Jonn Chambers enters b. IN. MOlscy.
II. Peterson enters g. IN. Cora F.
i. X. Bradbury enters hr. Z. Berkshire Boy,
Fl. Howe enters &. g. g. B. Daniels.
II. Casey enters br. g. William A. Turnbull.
N Hanna enters b. <. Vanity Fair.
Complimentary tickets have been issued to the Irish
the stocracy OF Ireland to the great contest Of
the flyers OF the turf
Trains leave Grand Centra! depot for Fleetwood Park
at 10 ~ A. NJ, II 20 a. NJ, :D +. NJ.
Boats every halt hour from Peck slip TO Harlem
Thiri avenne cars from Harlem TO Morrsana run every
1--WE minutes.
Eighth avenue from City Han direct to McCombs
Dam bridge thence by Stage TO the Park. Fare le cents
JAMES DA Ter. President
Will II into ndcnt
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HORSES, CAKKIAGEs. sc.

E'oR sALE-A TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON;
also set OF single Harness both of first city
East Twelfth street
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERALTRANSATLANrIC CoMPANY,S MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND IIAVRE
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this favorte for Con-
tnent belng more sorthcry Than any other) will sa
from pier No 81 North River rs folio VS.
pEkEfkE SurmOnt. t................. Saturday Oct 3
ST. LAC KEN LachesiieZ Saturday, Oct II
WILLIE De PAkIS. Danre. Saturday. oct. 81
Price OF passage IN gold Including winel-Frst cabin
$l25 secono s7J; third $50
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
American travellers by taking this line, avoid both
transit by English railway and the dsconrts cross
ing the Channe besides saving time, trouble and ex
pcnse. - -. -
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sPORTTNG-DOGs, sIaDs, &C.

FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
"A. Birds &C. Medicines tor all diseases; prepared
Food for mocking birds ut b. g. DOVEY'S. No. Greene
street. Canal.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A 7 AUCTIUN-ON TUESDAY. sEPTEMBER e.
n AT IL O'CLOCK.
BY VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS,
at their NEW AUCTION MART,
Ito, liz EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE

THE FIRST REGULAR SALE in our NEW AUCTION
MART, and Will include some of the CHOICEST STOCK
ever offered at AUCTION IN THIS CITY,
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~ state Lottery y-ExTRA CLASS, NO l63 -sRpr Ie 1874
20 ussr5ssr @ 81 I. r. g. sO Is .a,, e. ii si %
q, .7a 25,, o. 35, l, A, s., %, 30, As g. 20
NJ Moses, W. y. Sedan, Sworn Commissioners; Jas g.
Smith Co., Managers Information furnished at
2S21 Grnnnwich streaL X Il RpENCRR.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
CELTIC September 25 at p. NJ.
az IL a. II.
octoDcI T. NJ
~
From the White Star docks, pier 50 North River,
Ratcs-SaloOn, $50, gold; stcerage at low rates.
Saloon stateroonis, smoking room and bathrooms in
mIdship secton where least motion is felt thus combn
ing safety, speed and comfort
For inspection of plans ana other information apply at
the company's office, 10 Broadway New York
X j. CORT1S Agent
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
~ Gate Johnston Il Van TasselD,
y: THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE
= Is REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES
10 TO IS THIRTEENTH STREET,
University place.
= SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
= EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT IL O'CLOCK
The business viii be conducted on precisely the
= same strict and honorable principles which have
& always characterized the dealings OF house and
won the respect and confidence OF the business COM
& munity well as the public at large.
THE STAMP OF OUR HOUSE Is RELIABILITY.
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H'Ok SALE-A Tor SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON:
also set OF single Harness both Of first class city
makers VIII be sold at bargain, at private stable IS
E'oR sALE-A GOOD HORSE; ALSO A PONY, J. TO
years old suitable for any business; S35, sos;
also Cart Truck, Wagon; must sell. 5 Madison street
ENOR sALE-Lor OF GOOD WORK HORSES FROM
5o years old suitable for all purposes; be solo
cheap. Apply a. l7e Mercer street.
ENOR SALE.-A GENTLEMAN WANTS TO SELL A
pair OF stylish black Horses sound, kind and true
will be sold cheap. Apply to JAMES at livery stable
LII West twenty third street al and 55 White street.
nor sALE-A GEN1LEMAN'S TURNOUT: BROWN
Horse 10 hands, years; sound and gentle; great
powers OF endurance pleasant under the saddle and
excellent roadster PAGES and trots; has paced mile
2n under the watch and can do 1t again; top Wagon,
ton. Inquire Tor Ht0!, from till 10 A. NJ and
TOR sALE-A THREE SEAT PHAETON TO PAY
storage and bill repairs: also Road Wagon, jump
seat. Apply at s29 Broadway
DOR SALE-BLACK HORSE. Is HANDS; GOOD RE-
liable worker. $55; Pony, nice smooth build
good general bus ness Horse S7S. Inquire days
At feed store, $40 hudson street
NOR sALE-A HANDSOME, WELL BRED LITTLE
J. Mare, $40: one powerful blg Marc, httio for
ward valuable for farmer country contractor SOS
n New Chambers street.
GREAT AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
A
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MIXED COMMISSION
lu - under the
Twelfth Article OF the Treaty of wa shine ton

Notice is hereby given that the sums ovohc r,dcr ,bo
awards made In rcs!ee Of British claims by the Mixed
tween Great Britain and the United states OF the sh of
May i VIII pe payable to The parties entitled thereto
Majesy's agent at the Office Of Her Britannic Ma"stvs
Legation at Washington on The following days bciwee1
the hours Of 10 a. and n N. :Mond avs Wednesavs
and Fridays from September 20 until December si iST
inclusive HENRY U0WARD''
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large and well selected stock of Carriages and Har
ness, Blankets, &C. will always be found hand at
private sale.
STOCK ON EXHIBITION MONDAY, AFTER IL
O'CLOCK
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A FTERN00N BOAT FOR WEST POINT NEwBURG,
"A Poughkeepse, Rondout and kingston landing at
S9zzens, Cornwall New Hamburg and Milton.-Tne
MAhf POWELL, rom Vestry street. pier So at 81 r. NJ.
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FRANK TIOMSON, tseneral Manayer.
CTONINGTON LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON
y The new and magnificent steamer
RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday Thursday and Satur-
,.p,.cXsdays sdays and the elegant steamer
NARRAGANSErC every Monday, wednesday and
Friday, from pier 50 North River of jay street.
5P NJ. arriving in Boston ahead OF all other lines.
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WILLIAM H. VAN {

OEERFUOr PARK.
- FALL MEETlNG-S1,300 IN PREMIUMS.
FIRST DAY-TUESDAY, OCTOBER I3.
No. ]. Purse $50, for minute class
No. q Purse 500, for 80 class
SECOND DAY-WkDNESDAY, OCTOBER A.
No. g. Purse SiH6. for 2 IS class.
No. L. Purse S5 o. for 2 :35 class.
THIRD pAY-TuuRSDAY, OCTOBER Is.
No s. Purse S5.tl for 2:hl class
No. Pure S6tp, FOR 80 class.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16.
No. Z Purse $500. for 2 :+Dciass.
10 g. Purse $780, Tor 2:27 class.
Condition ALI the above will be mile heats,
best 3iu s. in harness. md viii be conducted under the
es OF the National hssociu ton Entries will close at
T. 4 J0hHson's Twenty eighth street Broadway,
cations William Mem ahon the above address or TO
Dcerioot Park Hotel COmey islrnd roau.
WILLIAM MCMAHON Proprietor
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES..
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
N tircuars OF ali and full information furnished free.
Spanish Bills, Governments &c. &c. purchased.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
- No ii Wall street. New York
Post office box 4,443.
CTUYvESANT LAUNDRY. l+3 EIGHTH STREET BE
- tween Broadway and Fourth avcnue.-lh he Oldest
establishment the city orders punctualy attended
to; curtains aud shades done up in swiss style.
N'HOS O'BRIEN. N. D., GRApUArE OF THE MEDi-
l. cal Department New York University. Especially
diseases Of 80 years praotioe cures guaranteed
Office No 9 City Hall place, between Chambers and
ReaSe streets
rJNIE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
i DO all kinds Of Prin ne, " ood Engraving and Ltho-
graphic work low Rates. Estima. furnished Office
in Herald Building, 2io broadway.
0OQ0 AQN -KENrUCKY STATE SINGLE NUM-
0s)VO.OVV: Der, on the Royal Havana plan;
cashed without discount circulars Of niorma on
sent free. BATES CO., 1876 Broadway,
Post otice 4,26f
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TWENTY OTHER HORSES, full description OF which
will appear in Monday and Tuesdays Herald.
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NEW YORK AND DELAWARE LINE.-STEA MsIIP
IN ALBEMARLE leaves picr 81 North River at 4P NJ.
every Monday, commencing September IL, for Lewcs
Del and leaves Lcwes "Wednesday, ?. NJ Freight
rngton and for points IN Eastern Maryland at favor
rates. Good passenger Accommodations - -
For further particulars apply 80 OLD DOMINION
sTEANsHlP COMPANY. 1g7 GreenMich strect.
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The public invited to inspect our New Auction
Mart and Carriage Repository on this duy.
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NINE. A. MICHEL, FORMERLY WITH MARIE
Nl Galoupcau No. 42S Sixth avenue second door hc
w Ss street has returned Paris
cherche assortment OF Paris Bonnets and Round Hats
carefully selected by herself in all the fashionable
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-08

The above is the title of rather singular
editorial which appeared few days since
in the Commercial Herald. The motive
of the article, and also some paragraphs
which appeared in the domestic Produce"
column, is evidently to ndvise-or rather TO
instruct-the farmers Of the states as to the
disposition they Ought to make of their
produce. "Specu'atIng in breadstufFs,"
saws the Herald, with the view to take
advantage of the necessi.oua poor. has in
Nil ages been deemed little short of infa-
mons This ia one of those harmless
abs tract propositions rhich, taken as mere
ceneralitie., no nne feels called upon to
disI ute As Jack nanshy rema rks, "the
point of ihi- observatio.a lirs iu tho nppiiUu
tim of it." The point IN this instance
seems nv Implication to- he that the gran
gers, in taking measures to secure the best
Price for their grain, are doing something
infamous. This is both unius. and absurd
The farmer does no wrong to anyho " in
exercising his best judgment in deciding,
with view to Lis own interests, as to the
tire when he will dispose of his produce
and the price which he will demand for it.
In doing so he acts upon principles recog-
mixed in every branch of business and acted
upon BY al business msn.--San Francisco
Chronicle. -.....
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Farmer Politician 8.

Notwithstanding the general outcry
against "poliiicians," We believe that every
jarmcr should be SOM thing Of IL politician
himself. The true American farmers life
is BOT complete in having tie best farm,
ror comfortable houses, good horses and
cattle, and in raising the best crops. All
that 10 only part Of his business in life.
The true American farmer is tie lord of
the land-so far as We have any lords in
this country. If there is any asistocrscy
IN this country, he is the true aristocrat.
There are men who are designated to gov.
ern the country and to make laws; but he
g the man who makes the governors and
law makers. If we have a poorly govern
ed country, then, and poor and unjust laws
1t is the farmers own fault. The farmer
should know how, net only to get the Lest
crop OF wheat, bu. % get the best code of
Jaws. lie should study this republican
system OF government, and know how it
should be conducted. No man can get
good work from hired servant unless he
he knlws, himself, what good work is and
how to do it. And SO long as we are con.
tent with merely hiring men to govern our
counties and states, without prescribing to
Il hem the manner in which it is to te done
solong will we have ignorant and unsat.
actsry and dishonest public OF .ers. We
urge upon our farmer readers, therefore,
tc educate .heir Children in the fundamen-
tai principles of cur government That
branch ought to be prominent one in our
public schools.
Don't be afraid of letting it run into pol
itics. A poltici ap, in the true sense,
is ooe of the safeguards of the republic.
politician, in the sense we ar. apt to
regard him, is one of its weaknesses. A
true American Politician is student Uf
true American policy-and seek. to dis
cover wha: is best for his country and Its
preservation. A man may pretend to be a
doctor, and yet be a quack-a merchant,
and yet cheating huckster-. minister,
and yet wolf in Sleeps clothing. Il
IS good to be politi;ian-but not Of the
kind We see too often Study the polr-
ties Of the county, As you would study
the soils, The influence of the seasons, and
the seed times, grorths and barvests a., and
the man who helps fashion the public
| affairs sof bis country at the same time
When he is inteligentI.T tilling the ground,
will prove to be the true American farmer.
Green Bay 4drocafe.
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.ls A dispatch to the Navy Departments,
W Washington, announces the death Of Com
modors N. B. Weolsey, commander Of The
Pensacola Navy Yard, from yellow fever.
Woohey was one Of The veteran o.icers of
the navy. Born in Nes York, on the Len
Of AususA 1917 - snssred thss serviSs y
. M midshipman = Dsssmyss, 1s32 He
was succsssiveIy pse.sied pAssed nidship
man, July l6, M40; tsutnant, Jsly l6,
ls47; comnasdsr, Jek l6, 1862; captain
July IS, 1866, and commodore, May 25.
1S7l standing within three or four of the
bead Of the active list of this grade at the
time Of his death. Previous TO the rebel
lion he saw service on tie Brazilian coast,
in the Mediterranean and Pacific, and on
the Coast Of Africa. 10 1862 he was placed
in command oe the steamer Ellen belonging
to the South Atlantic Blocks3ihs Squad
rcn, and participated Is the engagement
ut Wapper Greek. on Aay 30, when the
Confede1ates were driv, from their works;
in the engagement at Secessionville Greek,
on june /, in which the Confederu te force
was again repulsed: and in an engagement
of two hours duration 'with the CcDfederate
batteries on james Island, on the Sd of
June, when the army made an attempt to
carry the defenses of the island by assault.
From 1863 to 1865 he com fnanded the
steamer Prlacess Royal, attached to the
Western Gulf Blockadlug Squadron. On
June %, 1868, With this vessel he had an
engagement of three hours Duration, at
short mu>kat range 10 defense OF Douald-
sunvlle anl Fort Butler, sgainst an attack
by 5000 Cunfederates under Gems. Green
and Dick Taylor, in which The enemy was
rtpulsed, with the acknowledged loss of
1900 killed, wounded and missing, including
l25 prisoners. Subsequent to the war he
was On duty at the Naval Observatory; as
commander of the steamsl2op Pawnee, of
the South Atlantic Squadron; and finally,
Of the flagship Gu.rrere, Of the same
squadron. His cruise in that vessel termi-
mated in January, 1870, since which date
his only dnty has been as commandant of
the Pensacola navy yard.