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New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JANIEL. ". STANTON ET AL. Va. THE ALABAMA

DANIEL N. STANTON ET AL. Va THE ALABAMA AND
CHATTASOOGA RAILROAD COMPANY Er AL.
The undersigned appointed special Commissioner under the
decreta order Of the IL tn june 1870 mae by the Circuit
Court Of the United states, FIFTH Judicial Circuit southern
District Of Alabama direce among other matters 70 In
quire ard report what moneys have been actually
pended improving the road by the several Receivers and by
the since they have had Of the road and
what these derived ana reasonable
OF such expendHr and the particular character Of these
improye yements"
certificates wereissued In accordance with
orders the ami what disposition made o the
whether said disposition made In conformity
said orders and which In LIS opinion should be allowed and
which rejected"
What attorneys fees have been properly paid incurred
for the benefit OF the Trust for Ming s bill Ia this aud
for other legal for the Trust and TO whom the
several amounts have been paid dGe."
what other In detail have been properly expended y
the several Receivers and Trustees n the eAcfce Of ther
duties the said Railroad"
services the said Receivers and Trustees have
dere In tho execution Of their trusts and what
allow should be made them"
For the purposes o this investigation the undersigned mott
fos all Interested that he viii hold session at Chat
tsnOoga ginning MONDAY the Goth day Of July 1873
Another session for the same purpose Win bo held "in OF
convenient To The time and place be nxo by
farther notice =. PHILLIPS special Commissioners.
Washpgton u. o.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
flncnrinl.

A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of
n the B0sroN AND NEW;YoRK AIR LINZ Rail X;
ROAD COMPANY viii be held al Mlddlet0Wl, Ct al AS
sur7nce Hail, the Odd OF July, al > o'clock 1900 ooo
The O the meeting Is authorize the issue Oh @JOOUUO
Of Bonds, as prov lied for in the Charter. x .
NRW.Y YORK, July ~, 1873. d. H. HAICli SECRETARY.
DROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE FOX SALE.
ID An ENDOWMENT POLICY made by the Bro9klyn llie
for at Interest, full
having been made and by its terms became payable the 81
dsy o April last particulars please refer to the June
rmbtr OF The Monitor 39O and further par
ticulars will be given free OF charge Dy - .,.,, ~,
''SN' ~ y MARRIOTT. MOntclar ". J.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
WOOL MARkET.

PunApHrHs July 1SwooI steady demand moderate
and above 4sa j0c X iSG50c; Medium. 501j2c. Coarse.
4GqIgc New.York, Michigan. Indiana, and Western Zine
Mefnm 5DdJlc: Coarse, ibd iSc. tOinoihg 2.
Washed 5sdGcc; Combing unwsshef AZ 20 Canada Comb
ing C3GGje Fine Uuwaso, 81 Sc; Coarse and Medium,
Trsashcd 3jc3sc; Tub Washed 50d52c Colorado,
Waslcd 2s q3jc; Colorado Unwashd 2202Gc Extra and
Mcrno Pncd t0d4Sc: No. and Super. Pulled 400 2c,
Teas Fine aud Medium 2513jc Texas Coarse "a d25c;
acc.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
IL Si7.O68

LUMBER-There nothing Of special interest In the retail
trade wholesale trade Will be favoraby anecu
by the sudden change In freight from so 76d$l 10
White Pine is firm at quotations Hemock ana spruce
favor the buyer Black Walnut is in fair demand at good
prices White Ash and White Wood have met win peer
inquiry yellow Pine continues dnl and am9st % @ sSa ~
cargo We quote: Spruce NJ Sl5dSl7 felloW flne S%o~
$24; White Pine, Shipping, $l9$25
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

IINSTED-Sod 10 the extent Of 10000 bags Calcutta In
Boston on 18th quoted at 81 S2d$l 81.
METALrhe market for Ingo Copper remains steady the
offerings ar, limited the demand light and prices are
sustained sales Of 10000 70 Lake at 22sd2ic MaDntao-
quiet soc for New Copper sheahing SIC Tor Bolts
and 22c for Bronze and Yellow Metal Sheath
g Zig taken only by the trade u supply ther
nneate wants and prices are unchanged Lots from dock
are slow Of sale sales OF $50 Coness at S3e
t so and 100 EgntOn $29 both from dock Amer
Pig s without movement and prices In the absence
Of business nominal. Domestic Pig Lead Is steadily
held but tbe inquiry very light, at So gold. Foreign
Pig neglected quoted at 67sc for Ordinary and 7sc for
selected Manufactured strong Bar at Sc. Pipe 9hc,
less 10 per cent to the trade Foreign Spell
very duh about former figures 81 20d7 5O In Pig
Tin the business st at pause and remain mncn
the quote Straits at 1870; English L and at
lss ic Balca 23023i2c all gold. Plates are still
moving very slowly the from Europe continues very ds
courang selling interest prices rule In buyers "a
vo Charcoal Tin at - 81 a and 300 Coke
1crue on teri 10 uanspIed. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

sTEARIN- Pces strong with light onerings sales a
10000 u City at lie. ...,.
STGARs.In Sugars there only Moderate business
passing and the market Is steady at former g1es sales
OF 37S MOasses at 7c 1000 hhds Cuba MUS
ooyadO Size for Good and 3Olg bags Centr
fugA at ~e quote Pair to Good Eefnlng Suos st,slse
sssd9ss and No II Box Clayed ~ $50 Refined remains
frm In good request at S,s09e Tor Son ieow Sf9
lOc for soft White IL &c Tor Crushed. l4c m Po"qeroA
and l0a.o. for GraIuIated- -
TOBACcO-The market for hentuoky Leaf N lower with
line. The sales embrace tUU isls
n a 9a2.c (JlOtst
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

OF 81 az. , ,...
WOOLWool met with better inquiry since our asL
depression In the Goods trade New neeces
arriving freely but values tend In buyers
liberal Fine grades OF Oon foreign anu
domestic Carpet woos In good request
at firm prices California Woods holders still Wiling 70
prices In Pulled Woods the supplies are light ane
demand at unchanged rates The sales embrace LOCO
b City Pulled 6Oc.: $4,000 n Georgia, private
terms; 10 bales secured California, private terms
5000 Western Fine Unwashed 75c oo0 Sas'eIp East m Te5a n
private terms 5000 n Free Carpet Weo 23c; izOoV 10
ohio and Xxx Fleeces, private terms 1000 Medun IN eh
washed 37c 10000 b Free California, 2sc 6ooe ~ Zoo AZ
California l9a2Oc Is 900 Spring do, 27G29c; 6Vo0VV
Ohio, 5Od52o. 5000 n Medium Unwashed sec; % %}0oVC
Medium do, 34c.; 10000 ID Medium Unwashed WesteiI
52ec 5000 Ohio Fleeces Doc; 10000 90 uo onG o1
bales Super, 45c GO Lambs Pulled pnvae Terms
bags No do private TERMS 5000 Western Texas 1000
h Carpet ool 3Oc 5000 n Medium Ohio private terms
splRT TtRy
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

Receipts the week 15S bales Quotations arc
generally easier few dealers report some proyei In
orc thing certain II Is only those who have fine auess
willing accept the reduced rates IN every
sense point 70 anything like business Quite
large area Of the hopgrcw1ns districts have
Nearly every locality thus far speaks favoraby for quality
and Yield Knmet Wess Circular 0f July says: The
weather considerably improved the demand for Hops
stock hand fully ample TO meet all requirements
combined with the present favorable prospects
CROP the majority OF holders seem inclined to yield
In price and working OF their stock rather than
carry any over The demand is only for the 6.1 bet
tons being for the moment neglected rs
the supply of class small however medium and lower
will into demand Lice said 10 e develop
being the gr at Hop the State the depredaons o
the pest closely watched. II Is rather early to fear
much from though with weather they would be
much damage OF all pests the
Hop the one In question is the most dreaded III s country
the
Wholesale cash prices IN this city: o.
Hew.Yorks good TO ;l Ysarings m, l s23 s23
Eastern, now ~ 200 20 1oo
Western, new...-... 2o03U
SUGAR.
Quotations lower without leading TO much reduction Of
stock We quote
sSsss osiSied neT nsn' 90 'Ssn coofca my" es
Maple sirup, gal"6O a 63
MEATS
calves have shown gradual advance Lambs also
better quote Bucks
New Jersey Calves sa9c State isc Buttemiik fed.
S14c quoted at 7eO2 Exports Of provisions
Europe 40e pkgs pork 625 pkgs beef 4196
boxes bacon, 3046 tcs. lard.
MILK
The daily average receipts during the past week
follows Per Enc Hallway 225 1910 cans milk
per Harlem Railroad, 2S75 milk per New Haven Rail
road llOO cans milk Der Hudson River kaIOad go cans
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

eeea Leaf in fair former figures sales OF 100
sundry kinds at 7a30c 10 cases ConneccnL crS
1874 st &c.: Connecticut 1879 ~ 29c 200
cases Ohio crop 1873 Of sc 80 cases crop 1878 at sc
SO 1873 at 60Ic and 6l cases fcnsyF
n Hoo a
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

This brings the strawberry season to close the last
regular car Of OswegOs arrived this morning The closing
ations $4,000 quart The season has BEEN on the
whole Marysvie, Cal, the second OF
early pears i 80 box to-day. Varieties be-
fore -Bartieits and Doyenne Both carloads were
they never take the place Of stIawberIies sud: sud:
denly. Cherries nearly all arriving poor; tins
week viii be likely TO wind them up as market item.
Coosebees better demand and condition Apples are
also OF better quality All Of the grape growing sections
port promising condition Of the vineyards. CurTants
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14


we have small sales Of Manila at IOdSOc and
LTATH for the week coo Sides
There continued fair movement for export Home trade Is
dull prices are unsettled although not quotably changed
sosing with sellers than buyers We quote ,,
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

CTTY BONDS for SALE.-SEALED PRO
~ POSALs will be the Office of the City Clerk la
sandusky Ohio until II o'clock at noon on Monday the Sth
day of July for the PU RCHASE OF TWO III NDRED An
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF CITY BONDS, issued by
said city for the construction Of water works.
said fifteen To bearing interest NJ
seven per annually with principal and in
terest payable In the city OF New-lOrk. -
eThe taxable property of Sanusky exceeds four ois OF
dollars and the indebtedness o said city does not exceed thfy
dollars thus afordng to investors SAFE nrstcss
security >,
Bids will he received for the whole portion OF said
bonds and the award will be- made for all part VI SAID
bonds may he for the advantage " the city.
The Council also the right 10 reject all bids.
Of good faith bidders viii required to deposit
two per cent OF the Of their bid with bank In tho
City ndusky be forfeited for compliance with tho
terms of the proposal -
should sealed mp addressed to w. ". WETHERELI,
City Clerk OF sDdusky, and ndosed Bids for Bonds of
Water Works"
Further information can be obtained from JACOB A.
BARKER, President OF the City Council from the under
signed In person or BY letter. - .
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CoSTRoLLER@'s ESQ OFFICE.
CITY II ALL. BROoKLYN, July z, 1879.
nROOKI SEWN PER CENT RONDS.

DROOhL1 y SEN EN ZEN CI1N DUN 10.
ID Sealed proposals. indoed snch will be received az
this Office until Monday 10Th inst at ~ o'clock noon, for the
purchase whole OF coupon or regis
Tered SEVEN PER CENT BROOKLYN CITY BONDS Tor
The completion OF the NewYok and Brooklyn Bridge due III
1905, 1906. and 1907. ,,., !. ,
Proposals the price offered In addition 10 accrued
interest from July ]. -
right reserved 20 reject all bids which may not DC
'1' ~ s. s. POWELL. Controller.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

Receipts for week, $500 bbs DO last week 6,346
bls ONLY demand be reported for Some
dealers obtain shade above the quotations that
have several days. but others stand ready 70 supply
the inqueTs at quotations Quotations loss on:
N I and L. l. y dOz22 d23 West. fair marks .20l2d2l
state and Penn. % - Canadan...........2 O.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

ct @ sr %n y , syey E sS snd
ns other extend orders ssSs Tss
@ ssspy S ST%Pe9S sooSns
interest or change Nails are without shsngs Tsn
Sass $ is ,Sss ss n Isss
srRAwTSs INQUIRY At The s.1S moment %s Is sTcsc ysy
pns ssaoS retail & an III, No. nSse SSvsI ARE sns ss
aimed Long quoted at soasoO. short do at eoa7o0'
mEMP@TSere in this article s except Ds',a r.
sgTss sSs SSs tS iS2 demand Sa9 %
as so %s SaH saa Safe ss5c gold Ute But
S%t,: a sSI ., nn,
Rs
sy,ss ssss 'iseas Sn9s' ss
& R r r. 49, sd 81 dsss saecic a5 Dry
Met md Il e ps Ss Py
g 70 s,. Sy sa's Sd
oS ssh ,Ss ld $50 HSei Id oS we ssss9s ESStS
Busnos 2as2S ~ 22s?Sc sCe ,s sSSStea MSRis as
isSs3cc cTs9dS 2os22 ;S n 2Sc3l. .
sC ted s so 2Gs .sc % Central gT American IS
ss lssssn sa Jq.a ssssS S3ssi s q s S gold
:sSs's :sSs'sS A! vsra Cruz ssis seeetsd
s s s95 r. III s1a $Sa.ss
Sss r $s S -
e Ssi4 :f $ G 81: s:
selected Chris 22d26 ~ 20ac currency, selected
Indanoa and san Antonio 2g2i lSha2oc cnrency
:eisSsG :scsd alsssrO wesserO 96Sa5 r. Sc. currenc
selected Southern. i2as n, l4al5c currency selected
Kps ItSis n o. gold selected Sierra Leone sSl9 n
2Oc currency. selected Gambia and Bssau SG9 n, &c.,
currency selected Minas l5slG ~ l7c geld as they run
Dry sailed 2,sSo iS gold 1s 1nsy Tun;
2s93O B l2dl3c gold as they run Bahia 2s129 n l2olSc
gold they Psyta 2J030 n, &c., gold. as they run;
Maracaibo S0a33 10 l2dlSc gold. as they run Sayania
lS sgs @ cuenSy Sa sSss T sd
$3.50 r. ios ;drsa gps sse3tsd e dho RIO No
SSands fo sS sss PAR Para es % Sea- sod seecteG
moros 4JQ55 d. lOic, currency seected; Texas pulled
t0970 b lc- currency selected Texas packers 5Saoo 10
rency selected New Orleans 20 b llc currency selected
Country and Western, 5O975 10. ed9c currency selected
southcTn $3.50 B &c. currency. selected City Slaughter
Cow. 4jGCO n. 72aSc. currency, selected -,
HOPS There only moderate inquiry from brewers ana
prices aiV "N'-A"s'O cts ~ y T.T''' ib Ctspn.
Eastern. .25 $50 ods all growhso 3al2
but little doing, and values remain steady
only TO note small sales Of Manila at 1OaSOc and
Madras al Sc. cash. ooo,,
There continued movement for export Home trade
dull prices unsettled although not quotaby cnanged
closing with sellers thsn buyers We quote INA,
Middle isSu las2s 3shG37 20 a2sS
eSoG Damagcd..2a s5is 2s s4sl. g s5Ss
ist ei ss MSdie si anS over cps2 81
Light crop........S2 eSS Bellies ..o.:;;..l4 0l7
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

DRIED FKUIIF.
Receipts for week ~ pkgs There some steadness oi
feeling in appes but business Peaches dull
and nominal Small fruits also quiet Peanuts dull. and
trine In buyers favor. we quote ,.- go.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

Wild pigeons are IN good DEM
salable; generally all taken ear
Wild pigeons.
stall fed. y doz.$l 75dS2 90
Do. baited. ....... / 6Oa l 40 !
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14

Ola potatoes have merely
demand, but the largo supply
are now arriving. y. j. Tom
arc scarce and higher. Quotat'
PofatOee. l.. l., -
New-York tribune., 1875-07-14
Expressly for THE y. Y. TRIBUNE by RepOrterl

Receipts for the week, DO 543 boxes do last week
do exports past week 95477 do do last week se6 DO
Gold closes at 1884, Liverpool cable 56s London do SIS I'D
Al Utica the sales were light ranging 20l2asc At Little
Fails there was good Of about 5000 boxes at IL 3
l24o for Factory c for dares There has been
good during the week for fine styles Of Factory and
the exports have quite equaled the receipts There is
no usold Of coed useful Shipping grades Common
or summer damaged Cheese not wanted and very in
prices for stock prevail Some OF the
arrivals turning out poor The market Is not active
al the close Is tendency TO lower prices some
fancy fat Ohio selling high as Cheddar shaped We
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30
THE D!STEICr FAIR.

Everything connected with the man.
agernent of the District Fair IL now
working admirably. limo stormy wealth
er intervcnes there will be al least 5000
people from abroad in attendance. The
buildings at The grounds will hardly be
sufiicicn, TO store the grain and vcgeta-
bles which are to be exhibited. The ex-
position binding should at leas; be twice
as large as it is-althongh ii is now q
very large structure. Tie prospect for Il
grand and neutrality-suspicious. is far be
yond the original antlcipations OF tie
managers. What little opposition there
was TO the Fair sc ms almost wholly 20
have died away. Even some of The oppo.
ncnis 10 the measure originally are now
lending @ helping hand, and will be on
hand and compete for the premiums.
rheybrgin to feel that If il IL possible
TO hold II successful Fair in this country.
the present season il the most suspicious
for i; we have ever had. The Ea;ieil man
uer in which the surrounding counticS
are responding To the invitation OF Saline
* certainly very encouraging. One pnT-
'y, resident of MrPherson county ,says
his fellow citizens are coming up-al
mos, everybody. Tho same joyful news
comes from Lincoln county. Ottawa,
Dlck ii.on aud Ellsworth will turn out
en- mas3e. Programmes of each day.
proceedings will be published during 'h'
Fair. Every evening thvr" will be The
,trical entertainments at Donrgan =
Hall. So that those from abroad, u
we'll as those who live hee. will tind II
~plcndid round Of enjoyable things t'r
he period of four days. The Fair, ~
The language OF several OF uur cote p"'
aries, will be grand thing for Central
and Western Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30
The Bowie Br3thers.-s aeai.alsceace of 4
S9neTnl. Celebrated Tsa.i;.

Tho following obituary appeared 10
the last Fridays city papers:
"Bowie-On Thursday, TIE 24'h. al
six a. m, at the residence Of Eugene
Soniat Neville, reiict OF the late Col.
Rein z. Bowie, aged eighty five years.
The venerable deceased was the wild
DIV Of that renowned fighter, Rein
Bowie, the Brother OF the famous James
/ Bowie, whose name was bestowed ajDnn
that fearful instrument known IL The
Bowie knife.
In q few months the widow would
have survived her husband baif a cen
fury. After lite Of startling adren-
lures and uncomfortable bloody com bats,
james Bowie fell al the Alamo In The
/ Texas war nt 1886, with his Bnwc knife
rIii chcd in his right hand, and with TIE
CORY victims ot his valOr aHd bIs PROV
c-s SireFe,, around him. Tic Eel. with
! Travis, Crorkett and others Il; the hcaa
oi ! small body OF Texans who defended
! that fort against the whole ri Santa
| Anna'r army. The others Vf the slam
defended themselves with guns and
pistols. Bowie, however preferred his
tayortc and irusiy knife, ard II war
: III that q dozen slaughtered MeXicans
n,esicI ;s Efficiency. Rrzin Bowie was,
IA well az hl- brother, q represent alive
an of h< era. Intelligent and gener-
Gus, and even well educated, his whole
/ ia, had been passed in the valley at the
| Mississippi, where men engaged III net
We pursuit were compelled 80 rely upon
prrEonal courage nnd lrUwcss, 10 main
/ tain incir rights and secure the respect
aud coni!deUre u; the MASSES. ihe
/ l}nwies were regarded in that day r.
! lie chief Of ihe men Who relied upon
IN, sc q-aIjiie~. They were utterly in
sensible 10 fear, bat though aIways
| lighting To the death, they we're not
usualty aggressive, bat generally man
! sged 10 parc themselves on the lie
trnsive attitude in all their quarrr!S
/ they were generous and taithfnl a. their
/ friendship and kind and liberal in their
natures. The invention OF he B"wIc
knife, AMI lir adoption ia personal com
| bats, was justified by them on the ground
! hat II made ccinbats rnrrv terrible and
decisive, and thereby prevented the
he frequency OF due!r and other lrsr
dc,iave mVdes Of .eti!Ing personal
qnarrclr.
/ There are many stories illustrative Of
/ Rein Buwir'S desperate courage OF
/ incidents which occurred III THIS ely, wt
! have not space Tor ihcm. SOM old
chronitier would confer :. favor by 9lv-
/ ing us his "reminiscences Of this rcduGb'
! Die warrior.
His rriici, the venerable baby ubcee
/ death orrurred last week, through ie:
| long aud peaceful wldowh'Dl clu"g I"
| hiS early love and memory, with ten
aciiy and warmth at affection Wn'' IA
we're ihe Highest proofs 'ha' htzn i
! Bowie was Il IMAM al heart, .ifu al iAG-e
qualities thai never fat Ia n.s,lfo e r't
woman with deep unjylng l"ve $50 c.
votion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30
Love az rae samssn ,en.i.

The newly ci Ctcd h.t2, Mu liza -.
j. ambitious To have a-w h,i4 inar 10, a
broiAer.in law --noi our Odd mar = ~ Z
man, bu, >nIno ..gh tuned 80 !, affect :,
imperial distinction. The Mugs ~rrt
hh, long yearucd i"l the honor. and II
l. among the possibilities that he mai
reailzc his dreams HIS Maieeiy's si~-
ter, the beautiful Qacen Safbs, il a
widow, With ono chIid. Her days "i
sweet SORROW, like all the eorrows oi
women Tor departing husbands, are pa>i'
and she il not aver>e TO linking hersti!
! In the bonanza tie of rairImniy 20 4
suitable mate. Her maine Is pretty
enough to capture even an Adoni~. hut
/ the Pr, mitr j. not sentimental enough
Ia bc carried away hy delicious sounds.
I Ii j. currently stated III Apia that the
greai Samoan Premier has his eyes on
/ the adorable Naioa, bu' that She has
only une oiieciIun,snG that ga Samoan
/ belle j. almost iml o--ibic To overcome.
The Premier J. small ia stature, below
I the average y bite man. aud, to the ihi!U-
/ .n,Jhica,l mlts,i at the beautiful Ss..iguaI
( barbarian, sLch lover could never
.
e.mmun Naturalization. anon. all the
I South Sea harbaliaHs. Biz white men
I that i, tail and Iage ply sicaily-are lit
! tie diviuitIes down IA the I>lahds al the
( ia ific. But the hing may prevail on
the charming widow Queen to forget
her =yersipn lo tne Premier on ;tsc"Ont
~ stature. and love hiu,, az onion often
! love, iusI for tie novelty of the thing
IL would be, it y admitted Icy the seven
wise men Oi Samoa, . master stroke col
policy "n the part 81 the distinguished
Premier # he were L. marry the gentle
widowed Qaeen. Then hc would have
masses al lhe natives un h,- -itic, SID
his white enemies be could purchase m
TO >i.enee by petty iag"rs.
/ The stat"men, that he Premier AZ
} peafcd ~ Ih.. latest Samoan fashion, and
s ihe only one known there irum i'mt
i.Ememoriai. il without Foundation In
taxi. A. UEny a. ten rere"ns assert
( positively that hi Majesty Prime MN
i>i.r never apPearec 20 raoi'r On Ihe
( bnLierETiS of Apia dressed ~ ibe iava-
layn. This article "i dress j. simply !
kind &c rloih made from the bark 81 j
native tree and tied aauul the lions be
wearer is supposed 10 be "A fall drc-s
ri bout auv other adjournment. The
5 iava-iava extends f"m he aiIs> io ihe
kuecs. Bat Is The prcmlrr had ,.anusd
THIS natural ahd i,"tomiug hr'Ty 81
wnuid only have t"llaw,d sht hsls.'s q
iliu>,riogs white ussa un tho Nsscis' :
Islands snd tho Sandwich I-iani>.
A,i~;.,crs,ie Frruci '.sfirvsS wal their
hzTsv al Tahiti, aE,d 'ii.ting ai>hsd AIarrI
can osiials. ia the lsay. 81 the Haer.siisTs
kinrd n. spori lheir rsis. TIE ar.
uacns Is the same. and the n.iass. thezEh
different, sr,e',s cga-1v sy-eet II es.LE-
'a-erfts-a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30
Republican County Contention.

The Republicans OF Saline County will hold Dele
sste Contention al ;he Court House, in salina, on
ss,zraay the sh day Of October. 1876, At 10 O'Clock.
A. N, for the purpose OF nominating candidates to
be supported for county Offices at the November cleo
io ,spc choosinsa Republican, Central Committee foI
the ensuing year. The officers 70 be elected are ore
Representative, one Treasurer, SherJ one G. era,
uae Register oG Deeds, surveyor, one Coronsr,
q al three Commissioners.
The bass OF representation VIII &c one delegate Tor
VERY twenty voice eas. FOR Representative at the last
sacrsl election esd one additional delegate Tor an;
-ection of ten sccs ana upwards in each voting pre-
c.nct, anG Is ne ioliows:
Fslan, 40 yoes aslsEa;cs; Spring Greek, e votes,
ipl,satcs Washington, - yotes, delegate; Ono,
90 ,otes. delegate; roweils, 10 vots. delegate
Dsrle's, 81 votes, delegates Liberty, III
yots. 9 dcisgates; sDso;an, &c votes, delegates
walnut Is votes. delegate; smoky Hill, ils votes,
delegates; EIa Greek, e votes, delegates; Gyp-
cum 20 volrs delegate; Eureka GO vc'es, dele
ga,es; Eaddolls, p votes delegate; Solomon Dist
no. 8, p rotce, 4 delegate; solomon Dist No 10. 2
votes. delegate.
Voters are requested u meet ut their usual places o
holding elections, Saturday the - day OF October
1875, from 70 O'Clock. r. ~, and eject delegates
The committee Suggest that nominations for rowa-
ship officers d. N de on the day that the dele
ates to the county CONVENTION are selccied.
By order OF the Republican Central Committee.
CHARLES z. BUELL., Chairman.
I'D VI CasaAD, Secretary.