davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-05

Tho Precious tlctal Alleged to 11avo
lsoen Discovered I'm 1'ny1ng tluutati-
rtrx In Htuc1tl County.


stoon n,.ru.ercd In 1.nylne Quutltl-
-. a,.,n..,, s,s.,,r,r.
LEY :" 5@s>~" 49,. 49,.
,,,,. r,r. ,f' H. ' Snnt np.J,,st rov tl,is
Rnoo eoune., ,nn ,n, tu n, i'm. rcn1i,. inSn fnuud
s!ns 10 T.. a'" ,i",, nrnnt't;o. have to
anu tMIt, tuy ~ sno,n tso smcrIm,e,a tI1ot wcre
hr,est 10y ~ oro 1ast n;rit md have uathorod M
,,o ~ ~ ,ra tiun far oltsinoblo It
ansI a hpan Inown 10 fov Tor m,any ycnrs l,as
tGete WY euu ~ % tutn srao ta a"o ~ 3carn
uae' a,," a.u .I,"r., aa If r. Fin Innifcr icnEed
~" .s i -, H. S IT, avn sn,ti'ct ~ ~, 1l,1 Ine
ous a,s'oa i .j,,, aout ta,nt lima ws aeen to
to' XII, .y,,s ~ rnrv ,,nfrnn,,rrnd 1nrt of
nia&o I ,us ,,os inns ont thnt ht. was mos
sllo COUNTY POW .n1nn a. oni oaas III "s "u II ia
peuas, ~, ~, nrcrin. natal Tia nd rontic-
Nor'n y. .ns p,;;. nna ,r,1l mt a,y r,,,t1,
iu hn'. sbe ,,n,t,,r imt fhern ara merchants cro
9 "o ~ Era. rncciv.1 ,roId. .t1,,ut frotn him
mto .1e,r pd' IN o1,1a,ro far rno,tH. 4 few wecls
oso; osno. Ivy .at a,, II hpou .ct .Hoat. J,,lro
e. !e g'iilbtn,S,, r:t;,s, nf rI,s ,nna lotor
;T ~ uo+,.f, l,ir,s,f ana in cu,nrai,y with
"oT H. i,n,, EhanhcrI a nrarticul rcourist. went
'.. IT, ,,tn., ~ i'm rrnnTtc] tiinrut eries and
a,nr,,n1 % 'st ni"It br,nging will him aono Of
tne WY, ,a aon ',rn r ~ nunres uf citizen, to-day,
~ ~ tt,a r,to,ncnt IL ra,,jdIy rising, ono parry
a..al au ~. e,,s .nstoruw sn niotcr w1,l lcays III Il
e.. nr +tvn
vi ;rha ~ n"d, ,bcar1no regton ID situated about Fl
1t',s ~, .''rtIstn Brunch nf Tic 81, Los, Ka-
% ~ %Hs.w 4 EnIthsu, iaijrond Il N on tl.o ChAr-
| su sau 1,iror I'M lila rytent ia not kuosu as no
.t,orl,,,,h ',rasnact Ins hocn made Thp country
H. !. ,nrw ro,ui md hna nlYays been regarded ID
law n worti'1css. J,art of it is owned by tho
mns,sS ha}onrs to pr,yate rastios. Soma
| n. 4tf1nL1n Int 1hrpa tr1EfN
, 1875-10-05

9, ,,,,,,.rit. .,,,,x lin, :, !
fasin:n. Wv rm 1a''t "sntu' ta1M ah"S ,;'
Ie"f'-faW fntlrt'faG' ~ III" ~ .u =" ~ L.
bnnH; that tH o't''n ~ ~. r,,,,n
''f"' az 'tr rr rn ,t,,.u ,,;,,.i
lnsc.trt. ant II tl''Ir ~" "a" fL'"'' ,''p ~,
nj tt'ot" }'fiia'" Nlso":' ~ 't" u,,
ranh VI car i"'hs 'r: TO l'a-''t =. ~"
!f'u1d+'ltE. m w p' '"'',' ~ ~ X,
c''ins"l' hh "r' IN ~, ~" ''ol''' ~; - ,..
AZ" tt'y E"Is'':' n W. h'' ~ - - ~, ~, -,
tro'thlc' nfa "ic1l 'ito u.t." IN ~. nt t,t.
"s's.sa'I1 o." 'lltay fn"F e''nnEsa. .s't,, t. III,
no't "'sssi ifaa1', W. w. "fy ms., f., ~
~" tlfh .'r. o'ho"ttt ~ J.'t,. ~ ~ in
iln bauN "nh ~ "a" ~. u! 1at,'f ,. ~
khuw II "ip lo,d h!,n. ~ ~ 1'!hs ~, ""t , 'n
the ii"t1t h'u ,,'nt hi',hH tl'' e'c'. ~ ~ ~.
bahH 10 nlan! 49,. Ut f't'"''t,' 1 a. wv ,,.,',;. ~
"ntst eco"h"sela '''"s e''F 1t7ntA*e ''"&'N''
fH'i. ,,, .,,..,a
nm thn r,h'ht'hh tnrt1e1 AscF taut L,'o ~ n,I ,.
l1ni yet i"sth gave "lI. aili 'ttennm - ~, IT,,
20 ne pap,c'y snsecaHn as nstHfea ~, IL"
pcopin " thh 'tuE. aua aS;'ecHsi5 "s ~" ~
taHoiia nia1 hh"'c'lneth U! Fa'!' 80, ~
TUG Pla'itl1ia' u" lht|y E"H'3 .;M tn H., H.!
tlla N"t5 .4. ntH3 Ln, VIM tn.ae ~ ,,,st
n'en Eu,'ts " e' II'''!e ''i et1 ,,,n,,"i
ti'es hat eonht4te" s"Sasf atn h"a ~ 80 ~
% az '' h'stItfsn .r clt,. " =, tt.nr ,'
nahA u .n,,n'"A, 'S .'p .,o ''".s n".s ~ md
rhu nI"atpts'H ~ 'a'eu . i'nn ~, ,ncusmt
crhcot'hE its cnhan'nn atu na.aFu'sn,' =, ,,,,
ai'n slah' nr theh Ihihc .,9"a n'' ha,.1,,
r'ep!s' tanstA Hal pst'h ~ ~! s"'; ,.,..s .s
shiHl a"l eaFap'o q ,,.n sun.,4n ~" H.. n' 1870
W! 'pf H''sh hrIPPoS"u F'o'e'"oHA VIZ '"' t'' >"
u o tne his'htha u.. .,,. .,,,;u,,.1 =, -,
lhoy Ilsftr asn.o .t"s s.3 d' ri,t .ni,
, 1875-10-05
AMUSEMENT.


TrIAitI. pr, t., lint E..t'l'HE Var" 7:
ttsE, = itt' - i.,t 10 tIH.. =. :,,+ rt., hi
=, rts. Snt .tt.s i'tr ta'Hr,nt.
tt.>t t.'t1 III NJ fliA AHHt,r -.
tsrt.a III! iIt.t,.' t'.su Atl+'A: / KAN.
.1h>iF. Tn ~. r.tl am ss eel IA III" ~
fer.v.E = t-. -i ii-l I,t.,r Ii lc,: tfit N"tI
II ffHt LII y J tGn.i-t. ! !. Ni ) Neil" ~. H.
r..I .r.t tH.,,. trr ~. v :; tic .Gii' ~
w int :i4th li.'i a. /: -: mr. tr""t Hfl
,ls.nf tr.t r, Sti,tt:s f.!>tI-; =. ~. M,s,r
fH I.hi III. i.,,s 1tri,,. st-' t:. t',p - i:t.sr
I,lts.t-. Miss Efl1I III -N.!i...t.t:I,: lie t"pu.
lr fra'-t, Nj. JLNa1l. h,'nI.; =" s.hIs N:ttu.
t'it3HIl.A HtIHIe: tt:'. tti':!r = ''tIlr'+ t'r,s
IT,. sri u IN, r.. lst'DNyisTH MI, "; t.- nrY
/. ,rs.r t',tya,tl .nrr Ar:irr ~ iii.lHAiH sra
.4ry thi"lst i..ty kh'it EIsi H.li ft~'. ill., lJ-
1Iffs ROSA A*b MAJ II; tAr es' i T.. :: 'lac'4>'.,
iDt}.Y A*b WATERS: Mss'et \! r''- I:Fs u :!
"HtayI," Peri, ri! t:nfr"t." t.:t m r. III"
MATINEE fer I.4hrs atI1 t:hiirtn WstiH~ Il. sui
batIfm,. A ,infsjnu s. L. nth 4tl 21'''n-. S''s-
ira 10 sr4trf,
, 1875-10-05

sp,eta1 cprrksrunat,.ee ~ Ths (h,caao 7FsohTf.
AIEpo, H., Bopt. 30.-0nr County Fair COM
mcncsd yesterday, under most tayosahlo AUS
ticcs. Ile weather, OH tho first threo dayB OF
Tho ueek, vas all that tho management no'1!a
wish for; whiio tho number o1 entfios
vas largar, and tho quality betseF'
linn Ut any previous Fatr. To-day
wns crnactea fl,o largest crowd ever Witnessed
In Ale.1o; but, alaB for human calculAtloul tho
weather. clerk proved untoinbio. i.ato Inst night
tho ykios botoEoned fair woathcr for the morrow
but about o'clock this morning T. oanmei.eou
intermfasion up unit, dusk tl.is .n- eson-
iug, As l writn. tho Weather srvwa
colder, and tho horizon indicates favorable
weather. for the remainder 81 tho wook' m!,o Iho
town iB full OF people, and tho hote;a aso taxed
70 tl,or utmost capacity. Should tomorrow
| proya fue day, there Will bo tho largnst csnWa
| III people horo ever brought together In shis
In ihe exhibition tlorc 's nothing moro worthy
| of uoice ti.au the two herds Of Snort~llo cx-
| tititcl by Ia.nes Feather and Rnbett Holloway,
boll. Of this county The hcrd Of tho latter y ,laa
}era of blr. Foatho1 Is = rare,hrs.'
bnll weighing 2,doa pounds, and COW weigh
Ing oyor 2,Oti0. 1u The swine department. Il! nc
display ls utmost as large M TINT At tue Stat
| Ealr, There IL cue boar pig Weighing ofel
LOO pounds. Tie eontoAt Ior tho haao-bn
ehasupionAhsp hos proven tl'attn atssacs'So, hts
viii continue through tho week: Tho prize 10 !
handsome Bllyer-mountcd club and silver balt
Iu tic Fruit Department. there aro sososa
hundred varieties, showing of to goott
advantage tho ada,,tabttttv at MoEcex.county vol
and climate for fruit Tho entire contfal pol
lion Of Floral Hall IL occupied with rare plant
from tho conservatory Of ). 9. Pupper, Essl, Q
A!edo. In catrlaRcs aud buggios, g. 7. cunnine
lam, Of thia rtaco, tnakaa a lne display Of opa
and ton bugsles OF finest workmanship. hiaao
.unlov +, thit linn. LnAAMua.
, 1875-10-05

Speoia! Correspondence AZ Tas Chtfa7o Tribune.
IAsatya, bticll., Oct. 2.--Tho dencHee County
rstr> at Flint, has Just ctoand ita auaual o1hhi-
tim, rhoga wcre noarly 1900 entrla+ which
number exceeds that Of last yoas. Tho attoud-
anoo vas latgo,-kniehtn Tolnplh1 from Fort
llurou, Foutou, aud Flint, analatiag III tue dla-
piaY. .u.,p..rs
with splendid display Of agricultural Prod'lcls;
rho annual Fair OF tho C}3ntun Caulaty Agf!-
cultural Hocietv, at g.. Johns, Oct. t to s,
gtyea iudcat,ona of more than uaual iateraat.
Thn It, Johna l1orye-Asaociatiop, .slloso meet
INK occurs At tho aan1a time, otlor a,5oo IN
premiums, viii QUO purs0 Of t6oo' freq for
i'll. for tho last day.
, 1875-10-05
FORElGN.
,,,ttfcn1 Crisis IN Acrv1a"-ltoslg'
nation Of the Ministry
. w.u Cabinet, Tavoring Conserve
tive Policy. Being Formed,
r,,,rtr,r,7e IiYcs Lost by tho Sinking Of
S1etish Steamer.
,.r,,a,siou Of Pacific Viowa by Mons. Emile
do Girardin.



...,ox,r,ou or qnr s.nyr41 MINISTRY.
RESIGNATION " 3an ,rs'. s"..s.,, ministry ,,,s
DElaaApt, Oct. 4.--ihe ses''"h aA.assA' ~"
,esivuoi. rorfect tranquility prevails.
ne,naApx, Oct, 4.-The Ministry has resigned
in eonsoauenco Of tho declaration Primes Milan
made ~ saceat enaak ea,aa ~ s
.afrstlvs Mlniatry ii 1ormahf'
CAUSES OF TIE 1asutREo71oN.
nf,e York Tribune.
o,xsr.xrrxor1E, Bopt 2.-Decp intorost is
4vncoa IN vi no"s ''oa. ns'sSs9s'"n, ,.1e ~ ~
- the Turks call II; but there ~ Ass'o o. ~
.xaor for war. No one, hfuhammedan Of Chfis-
,'.. .,naara tn caro- for tho fate of tho Gororn-
tlan, p.rns IL owing 10 tho heavy burdens
s' y thc people vino aro puudorcd by tho tax;
gmn ga'neavnt's a n.vv and = city Of pnlsccr. Int ho
40 Mm3 tho nn,,f1danos of lis noorlo THO hscnl
das loot shtc,, hss t,royoheu tils revolt ia OF
a5se a.t xs1at;oua ohsraotor. Tho taxes aro ~ tito
Tns shs "a tIo propcrty tax, a,id {) the military
.heaa iharo aro d number of smaller lnea levicd
..o.a,,.rv frhn tths ia farlnod ont to the high
". kk;hior' and consjAts OF tcnth mart Ut tho
sss ednro nj tho f1al1!s. This IL ostnatud by tho
f.Tmor. and there ID no redresa il his estlmato is
toa crcnt. Tho pcasapt ia forced to etyo whnt-
n m,onoy II lis products aro fruit During the
n,sI s rnnr Tho titho has been Increased TO 121s
past csnt ~ i'm nrodI,co And this 10 tho burden
IT, sehteh in cteatina trouble ali over tho aud.
1rhc nrn,crtY INK ID equally oppteRHtve+ waa
t,,tina tp-dsy with m Intelligent AmeslcHE
yho owns small tract Of faTmnGi;,ana l1s s;;nar
ia mid for lIs land 5000 pihstcra in tne
III Md nsnor cutroIloy Wien gold ras shout 1ot,.
Thn Tax Assaesota tt1cd tho valuation OF tllla
Ind Al IL, ,0OO piaatcra in gold. aud ho lss poen
nayug taxcs on 1t at tha rate for five years tast
, 1875-10-05

toothless couple lu Que Of oar rural dis
trics concluded. aftor much tRw, that they
wnt,id gum 1t no longer. that, ID tact, tile FAM
ijy rnn.t be provided nllh new set Of tvsta.
Tlaxo worthy people were not given to oatenta-
tious display sley believed In having solae-
thn. tor q ra,uy day; they also firmly De.
how'd the doctralio that they twain were one
itrnh, and, snco ono pair ot s}.ectscica bTasa'
buuud, Lad loug auiacel Tor their uu.tel eyes.
vAy 4bould NOT QUO ses Of tossh work e4ually
to uoghboriog dentist, aud 10! tLo triumph
Of mind over mstke.--A act Of tooth that will
5tta ID 4 plug OF tobacco Tor ''fataos,", or
nlLbso sunday caraway and chatter harmless:
aossip for ''motAe.," with equal precision !
f1fs E.s BOW fsesa zess, aud found nav relish.
Il Is ioyeIv ard beautiful to ses them Ut tho lsuo
round table ready foe dinner.
Tlst, uao old lsdJ picks w tha sseth-thes
, 1875-10-05

g1Su, the E.aprrintrnt Wn* FFlfa ~
far-"n EOnMy-.t t.G%+un @0F the

far-"n FOun3-i Ie~+Un 1oF the
Istnr%.
Ia II. Ert',r IT III fftrit,qfi Fa,r'F:
cursns.ry l. cn,"t cash. eactt NJ wlit"h ierfe-
rents ali ~: NIL, tll,trsul to th: 'fnt1ar.
1>slw wncn t.Jp MI 1hGh. the Eu. l"r rnr hnra1in
rca,ca At,sl high; asN4 tlu t.yes'ssent uf lte.au
roong, tlen t,npnrt,r, hit ut'nn happy exlsetli.
fucut tn tlake fnpIey plenty. by nla3lns "aeti Of
tra,,, WHICH was 4 ehes;er ilIAtctial thah c'pptr
atpl mora |lenty. III cnilrte they tat etttI ht
irun cast with the EMPEROR y name OIL 1t u bo
aA syml an q copper cash hut son'!d"nct. snr"
Tar faltlt, is nitro Dece-sars jnc1et!i.ht III
a circulating medium tlan tho material ct
wt.H! 1t n made, and. trutn the beginning,
copper cael, was worth twO of tho ,roa. ami ns
tho lrat. multi lied and hecaHt i.lenty IT.
1uicn wcnt tiown;, TIL, III hprl1. 1a57, il took
5,Jnj iran cash, about 100 pounds IF 1fofI 10
,nnh an]laT
uanks sprung ur to supply tho actlc'.ncy o.
| runcr cahl, Atl delayed tho county "1tA bllls,
| iu brief space apcf money hea!ne f'eiitF. bht
its r,sco decreased III tl4e ratl1 Of lts hntipil-
eati till It t,s4k Hsee HoHsa"d cash I'll hIllH to
represent une thousand III copeF. the ya';le ol
tlnllar; amt IN tile srins of l.Js dollar com
u,a.,<latt hu atpi tcette 01Hsand ca-l' III b!'A,
ltlco beean1 dear business etagnatcd. aud d
| tn,p,ue wAs imu,iei.t, Moha arose. gutted tlit
bhnks, anBald the raiacp Of the Ftceror. broke
| t.peu Tho gales. pu,lc,t lis senerab'o cmlncnct
| ty tic tail. aud as1eu him nhy, HhIIa 1lIone5
| pae ~ pletlty, ricH wRa na dsar.
VIII I.n lcsaous. I'1atlten or Christian. ancient
or nudesn teach uleu the folly u the ott-fepeat
ed e'furt to multiply 1nuuoy by delatlhs Tue cur
trucy: j.. WENTWORTH.
, 1875-10-05
,,11n tuAt;u r,ll;1 Nn: f;)tY, *tJNi'iH j. 7973.

pr al ut lrlny nl.nl1l Laid ~sl.; n'n., VI
a,rl tt,.1 .sH Is.ui i1,: ~ irF iIis,tt''- l:1.
iathcr !r 1,:,l,r III, vnne .pl;s IT Eh Hf lr''I--
tr.,. II, hi, Plate. 1rv-rEt.S In lean. b. i; in
,,:s clarr ,':'s '.nwu IN. knife nd fnrh nn's
az. ,t.stria.ty. ~ Gi:". in"tt'tr. r''' M
tt,r I!,tu t.1n nl Lady. WITH trae frt-
d n, ala r;.y tf,l2!.jnY t., tithu ratril'h t'nl:t
r4.. l4a.lls them hel''6H the thbl" l" III" "'a
e.h,tuau, nl, ..u1tnrtn,',* t!a, t,eM ~
i. t,.u tn4,.tl, ati tl,e 'ntnI!;' rntlHs s""s
.,'s:,:arnti: nj. TILL 1,"fha : mF'!'r
.",n"4 ~ latI .;u,t n,tl ten!aiia 1T" m,;h'n-
;r .;r4. aid t,tlll hsn n "envti's h!ttitt",
h III, lily thu lecIh. Ill tue sI!a'o 1ueaI II
a.
, 1875-10-05

THH AlEADHTUFFB A1NKETB.
IoxpoN, Oot. 4.-Tle 1fdrG Lana Express, In
" zs1iaw of tho corn trade for tho pass week,
satus "Tlo late heavy rainB, strong breezes
Ind reduced Temperature brought vide oxtent
d land into readiueas for tho pillow, and the
opportunity has baen free'J ussa hero ard In
F'aaee aud belgium. 1Ys trust tho autumnal
.astngs vii! hsys better rasntt than in ls74.
aae Downward tendcpcy seesas ~ bage stoppeu.
lha country markets arc ltm, aud IN b0tne
p:aeta rrices havo advanced shilling. Wheat
higher 1t pantzig, aud tho QermaH markets.
NsosAsE. In Hungary thu lirMuosa IL ma.ll-
tsaed. Winter and tho esoalng Ct tho Balt!c
may further anhanoo YalueH,"
srEctE t0H AMERICA.
:, LosDoN, Oct. 5-5:80 u. rl.-Twe1ty'ava
thuasina pounds wero withdrawn from tho bank
5ssIesdsy tof America.
, 1875-10-05

tIa lat l,ours of lifa, A'3nlnnIa caiH"s thh ap
1>ear.Iun of s,,o! tlt ep r'l TT l'Ilru" '''!F.
winch form. ,nnts ur In~H 4Hltkt* aretfL!I'G ~
tI,o r,pt,,ty nf tho ,ltculaLJn.l II til" h'.ii 10
inirtrti af"r t1ratl ,,o change In slto corf. Or
,y ,nrksn,.,H Of tl,a rk,n'H tatnfa1 co"... !"
tnrtucrd. II injected into The ak'i ~ 4 'e't",
trtichrr n;,tt email t1atcr 1tfan ih tue ethtts
II tI,o rlot. Dr, Ang" further t"5s oi t,'' 49,
ttat M harm bovoni tho formation oi s"ni
n+car appears to result FROM tno lh1hst,n"; WA
, 1875-10-05

Lospos. Oct. 4.--steamabtps co!tio and State
from Munt,oal and Indiana, from Pllado4-
rlia, have arrived out.
MN Yoax. Oct. 4.-A,siya1-a Steamship BAL
tic, from liserpool. a.. ,u.
AS1wrnl, Oct. a.-stca1uos Nedcsland from
philadelphla, nas arrived.
, 1875-10-05

Spttiat Niauatoh IA Tbs Chicago lTibunt.
pxyMutr, alteh,, Qot. I.--Fricnda Of rigid
ad,uiu,stsatlon al tue 6undsy-law hela meet-
inp Rt The Opera-llouHo this evening to take
a1lc, actlon ~ would ipsure the observance Of Il
by tle men ~ be elesked Ut tho coming city slac-
, 1875-10-05

CHtsgssk, Wy. 0ot. 4--Tlo D!aok Hills Com
mi. .si0pera, OF which 6enstor AIlson IL Char.
man, arrived hero to-day from tLa He'd CLOUD
Aguuey, having tallcd 10 accomplish n troatj.
, 1875-10-05
CHINA.


TIE ANax,o-culaEsE coNTRoyEasY.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-Thp Times hRB speciai
ftota 8haughac stating TINT hfr. Wado III still at
pst!ng il Is reported that hlr. drosveaor, tho
second Secretary to tho Dritlah Legation, will 20
"a Englaad with dispatches. The data1la ara 'lt-
fnowu, hut 1t is not beloved that lllal aottio"
ment hl4 bceu scachol.
wA1t AyEnTEp.
BnASaHAE, Oct. MIR. Made has notthed the
Gf,tish LeEatlun bore that ls negotiations At
Pskin8 have ayerled Immediate war.
, 1875-10-05

FALL n,yEu, MasH, Oot I.-An excess OF help
IN reportud ut all tlso milla this morning. 6reak
Il, tho seau,-plps Of the Merchants Mills caused
stoppago IL tito now portion. Tie old, or No.
PARTON. ID In full operation. Tho otAes starss
III, tl1B afternoon,
, 1875-10-05
EtlHA,


THE FIIlnuATEn ulrhuAx.
aarAsa Oct. 4.--Tho Spanish was-yossel Tor
aohka chased tho Uruguay, which WAS former
;'Ao uctaTia, into Port Royal, Jamaica, where
1et cargo Faa embargoad>
~ nsiaA.skay, tho uuslsror aalled fos Spain yes"
, 1875-10-05

Ground for tho proposed Custom-1louse at
Nashville was broken yesterday, thing looked
forwnsL 10 by tho people Of Middle Icnnoeseo
for tue last twcuty years.
4 ccnsus Just taken s!lows ElEin, Ill, to have
pupuluion OF i,Go2 large gn1n over !as.
year,
, 1875-10-05
SWEDEN.
aTYA&Ft.t1 EG,NE.

oskxn4o1x, Oct. 4--Tho s'eatsf steanor
L, ]. Dsgvr, running botwcuu Luheck and Co.
panhageu, han t'ocn burned in the Baltic sea
Twspty.four passengers und cloven Of the crew
rerished Tho steamer wne smau cue, aiu
Taa buil$ In 1868, at Gsteenbarg.
, 1875-10-05

KNNT NEINFONCKMEN1bs
aIAnarp, OCT, 4.-Tho Epocd esya tho military
operations Ia the North will bo Resumed as soon
n tho Uoysrnment ia ablo to aBud B0, 000 men
to reinforce the army.
BAN BEpAsTlAN.
BAn SEBASTIAN, Oct, 4.-Tho Cnrllats demand
<O,0l1 10 discontinue tho bo,nbardment Vt the
town,
, 1875-10-05


kAutaa uity aud Denver Far Ex I2r, noon s:to D. ID
bt. puls xni ,ptn7 7hslf Fl "ia' s;tA
II. 1<sus, SHriug4sIj 1asas.. 'ihI r. III 7tga.
Peoria, kcnkak HdfltnGsnu... Lea pDons 5:I1 p.
+ rSn. h~',k TX Hnrtilytn....t - " III H. m i---
Chicago PaGuc4h RarAa fk. ald l. m 4:!4o. n.
Esr,nnr Arn,, NAslEts,H Fx " ~ h1ons $40 r.
Joliet Dr1ht % nlfnosfatn ~ D. m. y ssta.
, 1875-10-05

cH.caon NORTHWESTERN ss".s1s1
1frkkf fiTr4., IL E1a4.
H.. turhtr H4dstH IT,. and NJ tat 'ftp,f.
, 1875-04-03
THE IuClLEE SINCERE.

To tho Editor of The CAicaTa Tribune:
CHICAGO, April Ill bolloyo tho Interests o'
tho public, III we'll as Justice to tho Jubilee s'ns'
CTS, demand that tho troupe now singing nDee.
that namo In Chicago DO exposed. It 10 "ea
known that the Jubilee 6ingcrs arc company o.
Students from Fisk University. who. starting oas
tlreo years ago, undor tho auspices Of tns
American Missionary Association, lave 'op TOT
themselves tho h!ehcat indorsomont In th'a toan'
try anl In England not only on lccount Of tas
gsoat excellence OF their singing, but aso Oh
account Of tie noulo object to ralso money %
build and onlow q eol,ool fot thu otiucstloa o.
blacks. Tho remarkable slcccss Of thle eolS.
pany has brought several counterfeit 1!oaipss 1!9iiss
iHto existence, vito, taking tho nano tauaiis tatio
hngots, eocoiyo tho public. aud noat untuns.. ~.
defasuo tho cQtnpahy wAoao uanle they ase W. H.
Chicago. j went to i,ssr thom sing Inst TUESDAY
ovening 10 Union Park Church., snd aI[ eaar~ Nv.
conceive Of q creator wGnng thaa IL thfllese4a : W
on tho Iubilcua by tt.o singing. 'tshoasea .,,s
that audlonco under tho nanlo OF Jubilee elns'asi
uheEo was = very small audience rsSSss'af rSs u ibs
trayeleF., % Madison street, between oaacca: A
Crowded Audience" Aayo hesltased to dec'hSs ~,
tho Fraudulent cbaracter Of th!a conapaa,,
causo tho Young MEMS Christian Assoca.y1a .na
Wh& nccesYot III 6ettaoR tAotu tMa haS
tho President Of Tint Aseocistion .i,s.
pubahul card explaining tha. F"f
arc not tho band OF colorol singers itom ,sira s
University, but It haa como 10. my snoN!ss1ss y
that pooplo elsewhere ato being deceived tao M
with ylaw to guard tho public from doeeP'''''
etnte thoso faotB, rn
Let these tingora take = nAn1o Of thelt 0"Ht
and honosabIy win distinction OH tho u'9!l u'9}!.s,,sa
tieir singing It II haYo any. Tho name "iaosss ass
Singers haa become distinguished unaet ~ ~
singing at Tho company that first TOOK Y. III rhs
ths Alcanns of this woek tEushfua!5 say4tt y. ~,
originul JubllcoH have ~ coar right 70 ~ ~
u,as ss = manufacturer has 70 trademark u u
hus made famous' Hoping that tho casseih s ~,
deception by this troups may be bE11i. ana 1,l
tho excellent na.na Of tho Jubilee singer, s,.n,y
suffer no further harm, l rema'n YET 14'
vOuEB, JAhks loMLt. t...taxrt,-
District Secretary of tho American MssitIafS a''>
, 1875-04-03

Carpenter had received sho cu,,n:,s rcnn,n,,,,.
Fat'lMg To- rave ttis friend, II was thought I'm;
he wt"'h! 5e aslssMs esnn,sh to sasp hIiianIr IL
uniting his foreea ,tppn ntimo cnmpromsn c.,a5 ~
date nml s.nh hold bis !rsnancn uvor .o 9Ins. NJ.
es,gcncv ii tho batlo rasHo nj without lila I'll t,kna ta
tho advantage Of IT. md lot sianatpr anil ch,:5
man wcro overwhelmed IN tho Wh:crioo nj d.ta,.
To gather. knvrr o,lgl,t to taccent Tho re,n. az
thv war, and step omn md ont, without mn r.,
hlscli course on lin rnrt will hn prcuctiya u
toaco and unity III the Republican party Of Ii. ~
Stntu. Ill. 'ue
| intended to present a1mo OF Tia titEnon,,t..
nnd!1angosa lint confront tho Democratic pssir :;
tho Htato bs find tLa lottor hna grown ~, ~ y.
lInndB 10 Huch m extent that loaye tIe l,efor1!
Bidc OF tho political ei4uatlot for unutbeT W." w.
castoD. ~ Se'
, 1875-04-03
LEXINGTON AND CONCORD.

NEW Yonx. April 2.-Pres!deat dssna 'o@.s, ",
accepted thu Invitation OF the COMMITTEES % ".
Massachusetts Legislature to asa's. = aanctca W.
aud Concord.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-03

tocracy, and we have stepped back five
hundred years in the progress eff the
weary efforts of the people to struggle
up to that peoples government which mas
reached its fullest development in free
America. No let US have no "unwrit,
ten all controlling article in our cher~
ished Constitution which would change
its entire nature, and which any despot
might interpret to the destruction of
liberty, but cherish our Constitution in
its living beauty and perfection. Ascer>
tain the purposes for which it was made,
the extent Of the powers conferred upon
the Federal and Of those reserved to the
individual States You will then CONS
prehend it in all its harmony and beauty.
You viii then see independent sover-
eighties exercising jointly, certain COM
mon powers for the common good, recip-
rocally securing the rights and liberties
Of ali the parties to the compact, and exs
ercising separately the sovereign attrI-
butes conferred on each, As we'll as re-
tanning to the States and people the
whole residuary mass Of undelegated
power. The world has never seen any,
thing half so beautiful and perfect as
our nicely adjusted system of governs
ment. Under it we have grown great,
prosperous, united and free. Destroy
the dogma" of State sovereignty
recognize that paramount authority u
is alone in the Federal head" that
sovereignty is indivisablo" and resides
alone in that head, and no part of 1t in
the people and the States, and the whole
nature of the government Instituted by
its founders ID altered, and to the ut
ter establishment of the American peos
pie. changed by an lgplUrittea article in
the treaty Of peace between the North
and the South which neither have ever
recognised and which both sections
most decidedly repudiate. For Mr.. K ell
Ter, personally, We have the highest es-
TEEN, but public duty calls, we think, on
all who seek the welfare of our common
country, to solemnly protest against this
Interpolation into cur Constitution of an
unwTitten article " which would SUBJ
vert the Constitution itself, and be de>
structive of all local government.