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TIIE MAILS,

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Via NJ, X, aud 4, u, a., comprising Nls'e
northern anq eastern slhflifis,i M 20 XIX ~,
~ lnuis malls alflNfA lNls ~ ''-9 y N' W.
pare daily W ab aln'
hOHiheFn matt
New Orleans and southern lNnlsl AliHi NV
yesi0n, IlOnsi0u, Austin, Waco ana Ail ~ llti
points in snuihliu Texas alllfrslHNl ~ ''''
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Eastern hHiii
Via 2. and 4, M, rpNplis ln4 snnlhpl N,ll
middle slaifs, louisville ihAilHhppsAi AiplN
uhis. IltilH nnek ana hiirrFflWll Ahl Nll
eastern lHEas, arrives daily 40 VIZ pas Np'
parlA daily ~ spi q ll'
western Mail,
FROM Fort Wpllh, tlrunlnel ulAnnAl y
WnalhoTlnm, nreatlr l'Hlp ilillni lAphhNpl'
and western pnsls, aTiiYpa lHllb ~ wv y m
departs daiiy ~ pi1 . M
Cedar IIiii Mail,
Cedar IIill, Mansfield, AlyanHdn apd plnh,,
TlmhHfs, arrives ~ \ ~ "Wednesday Ahu
Saturdays departs Monday ana Thursday ~
' seyene mail,
Rop0na Haughts kl0re and Union III
HIIlya Tuesday, Thursday ana hAluiha3
40 u nd departs ~ . ~ alternate days
Denl0n Mail,
Denton, Bolivar. sElilabelhl0Wn, bO{di
Mills, l.Ouisyille and Trinity NILS hrflNr'
M m Monday, "Wednesday And saturday
departs w q ~ alternate days
HE'D Oah nnd LisbOn,
Arrives 400 u ~ Mondays, Wednesday
aud fridayh, Departs 100 q ~ alternate
days,
Lisbon Mail,
Rcd Oak and Lisbon arrives AZ I pm Mon
day Wednesday and Friday departs Allefh
ate days ~ q IA,
Mails for iObO'RslOTe, Grapevine aud Dneh
creek are taken out ny hAnd, ~ Irregular Ia
t0Tyalh,
Oliiee Hours,
Delivery window, "a "a t0bpm,
Money order window, u ~ 70 " M hht
from IA ~ I ~,
STAMPS sold frpm u ~ ~ 3 ~,
LellofH registered only during money 0Ide
hours
Al persons having complaints against th'
Oiiice, on any account, Wlll plpRsa prhaen
the htmu, Ia Willngof IN person, 10 tho post
muster
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WARNING!

That every one may know that 1t is dan
gerous to pursue any occupation taxed by
law without first obtaining license there
for, publish below i'm extract from an act
passed by the late session of the Fourteenth
Legislature and this is to give timely notice
that after the expiration of this quarter (the
10th inst) all such taxes must be paid ut the
SHERlFF'S OFFICE. Any one falling In
this, necessitating a deputy being sent for
It's collection, will incure the costs of this
extra trouble.
Parties owing the deficiency SCHoOLTAX
will see, too, from another act passed at the
same time, that am imperatively bound to
force the collection of this tax, or, failing to
do so, risk the penalty of removal from Of
nee. JAS. f. BARKLEY,
sheriff of Dallas county.
Dallas June %, 1875.
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Election for Jus,,ee of the Peace.

Az M election held In Precinct No
2, on Tuesday last, to I'LL the vacancy
occasioned 10y the resignation of w. A.
George, Esq, Justice of the Peace in
that Precinct, William Sprowls was
elected over M. NJ, ,fondren by the fol-
lowing vote:
Lancaster Sprowls, 1870 Fondren,
25. Cedar lIill-Sprowls, 8; Fondren,
%, Hutchins Sprowls, %; Fondren,
10. Total -Sprowls, 1907 Fondren, 80.
Sprowls' majority, 100.
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Removal.

The Lafayette Restaurant, Frank Ian.
terry, proprietor, Will BIO removed from
Lamar street, on or before the first OF
July~o the building formerly occupied by
j. Grossman, on Elm street, next door TO j
G, McConnelrs hardware store, and opposite
Sanger Bros. This house will be newly fur
nished throughout with everything calcu-
lated to make II pleasant ana convenient
home for boarders, while the second story
VIII be neatly furnished for the accommo-
dalton of ladies'. Don't forget the place, and
give the new house trial. Good cooks and
polite walters, FRANK LANTERY,
ll0d2W
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VIZ, LYTH a co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave 10 call tbs attention
NJ persons Wishing % purchase real estate 10
tho extensive lists NJ property on lhelf
bulletin boards Ia aud outside NJ
their once, under the respective heads ~
"lmproyed Clty Property" "Vaeant oily
LOis" Farms" ana "unimproyed aud
wild Lands, embracing business houses ana
vacant lots In tho commercial center Of tho
city, Also, building lois, and u number ol
very desirable residences situated Ia every
quarter of tho city, Also, large tracts ~ villa
lands IN Dallas aud other counties ol the
state, besides u number ~ Arms ~ various
aiaos, including several large aud highly lm'
proved plantations within nye miles of the
eityOf Dallas, 2bbdlm
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Notice.

win offer for the next thirty days tn,
largest stock of watches and iewclry In Dial
las Al COST.
Eighteen carat plain gold rings, my owr
manufacture, l;S0 pvt.
New York manufacture, lbs pvt.
Heavy silver Waltham watches, SIS.
Heavy gold eighteen carat Waltham
watches, s0s
Solid silver table forks and spoons, SIG pei
set, and all other articles In proportion.
Watches repaired and warranted to give
satisfaction or money refunded.
j. w. WEBB,
lO5dtf sos Main street.
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DclIccd NObby.

Prince Tom, gentleman usher' Of
the la Grande, has issued in advance
of what will be right royal opening
of his house, card Of the same of de-
cldedly stylish elegance. The Princes
Fiskian "SRhoueite" Eliminates its left
hand corner and is OF course from the
best inspiration of Freemans Art Stu
do. But as b. Harte says in his bal
lad of Mr.. Cooke, "thats just like
Cooke" we close by saying "this is
lust like Smith,
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VIC. Sickles & Co. continue the grocery
and provision business at GIG Elm street, X,
V. Tompkls' old stand. They also solicit
consignments from st. Louis, Galveston, and
other points. The old firm was dissolved ON
the 10Th instant, Mr.. II. j, Edgerley dispos-
ing of his interest to w. II. Coker. The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered in the city tree OF
charge. W, G. sICKIrs
5ldly W.H.CoKEp
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Arrnsi nfn IIornn ThIeE.

Sheriff Barley yesterday arrested,
on n roquIsltIon from Tennessee, a man
named John ID, Jenkins, charged with
stealing u horse from the Judge OF the
district court In the county In Tonnes
aec In which he resided. Az soon M
the necessary papers arrive he will
bo forwarded TO that state, The quea-
ton naturally arises, what showing
does louklns stand
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Captain John II. Bryan, OF The
firm Of Clark, Bryans n Blake, return
ed TO the city, yesterday, from mn OK
tended business and pleasure trip ia
81. Louis.
Colonel John Il. Stone returned to
the city last evening from n brief Wis
II Alabama.
Mrs. j. II. narkley, Miss Lulu
Barley and Mrs. $. ID. Blake left the
city yesterday for brief visit to En-
mia.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.
A Rare Chance for St0ckmen.

/ 1 ofier for sale, very low, my thorough. hired
quill Prince Arthur" He is five wears Oh
breed. u'e Ayreshlre
Prince Arthur was bred from, ,,..,
SOCK by Captain ]. W. Goslee' of Innisvii leu
hheh.ueKy, and was imported from Ken
LUCKY When only small calf, being tbera.
lore thoroughly aeclImated. is perfeciiv
liz toos Eth H. can an be handled with impunity.
cn ae rvuk sne INST premium at the Harrison
SSouniy iair last fall, as the best thoronsb'
s U.en Dull ana The first premium in sweep.
s hIak ring. will guarantee him as mira
blood as any in America, nm" "S pufe
VILE Ko 70 Csptain j.. W: Goslee, of Louis
rl., hehtncky, Mr.. T.. NJ. Smith, of Shreve-
as, of Marshall 'ii'ps ihom-
M aor inrther particulars, address me nj
l0ldlm "''' WAKE.
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Charles l.emary, arrested on q
charge Of drunk aud down, plead
guilty, aud was fined three dollars and
costs,
William Murphy, drunk and down,
plead guilty, aud was fined three dol
lars aud costs.
-lldbcrt savoy charged,wlth being
drunk aud dlsordorly, was dismissed,
"A man named John Ryan was ar,
rested "Wednesday night about II
o'clock, ina huy stack near the falI
grounds, charged with hog stealing
The ease IN set for hear this morning,
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a Model Onicer,

Tux HERALD refers TO Captain W.
H. Morton, deputy city marshal
Quiet, transformations and aocommo
dating, ho attends 10 his duties In q
manner that wins the praise Of every
good citizen OF Dallas, aud reflects
credit upon himself M an officer and
gentleman. lilo seems 10 wear Ills au'
thorlty for the protection aud benefit
Of the citizen, aud not for the purpose
of annoyance aud persecution.
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Honest Dealing.

Honesty proves the most profltabl.
In the end, In all trades and profes.
sions. by an honest regard to the
wants Of their customers, the Spencer
Optical Manufacturing company oil
New York have made great reputa-
ton for their "DiamondD spectacles
and eyeglasses, which are all manu-
factured at their own factory, With the
most scrupulous care and skill
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Aud now comes our friend, Colonel
H. NJ, Martin, with mess Of Early
Rose potatoes, tho largest Of which
weighs nine and tho smallest six
ounces, grown In his garden In thlf
city, Who says we can't raise yego'
tables9 Dallas this year has more and
better "garden tuekp than she even
had any season before, and II shows
what can DO done,
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% 70 Sz0 p Per day; Agents wanted. An
sa' young and old, make more mons Val y,
tI'a,s ,or us. In their ewn localities. duyino
az ste a spare moments, or all their tina thae
that ~" VIII IIn mag else. We offer employment
work. Fun particulars. tsrm sV.sy hours
dsia SEND us your address at once. non 4
aeiay. NOV Is the time. Don'r ioot S,s
i rorn 81 business elsewhere, until Won have
Pos,lsn a What We offer. q. sTIrsoS 4 Co.
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ANlcT

Making 1t penal oifense for any one to pur-
sue any calling, profession or occupation
upon which tax Is payable without OBJ
tanning license therefore:
SECTION |. BE Il enacted By the Legislature
q ne &dte Of T1rds, That any person who
snail pursue or follow any occupation, call
ing or profession, or do any act taxed by
Jaw, WITHOUT 1rst obtaininga license there
for, shall be deemed guilty of mlsdemean-
OF, anu upon conviction before any court of
competent Jurisdiction, shall be fined In any
sum not less than the amount of the tax so
provided, that this act shall not be so con-
strneted as 70 effect any civil remedy to en-
force the collection OF such taxes.
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Late Editor of THE HERA
Jen. Davis Homestead Association OF
Dallas County.
DALLAS. TExA,

DALLAS, TEXAS, June %.
The executive committee met pursu-
ant to adjournment.
The committee proceeded to arrange
working committees to carry out the
object of the association.
IL was resolved that committee
from each ward Of the city and each
precinct In the county be appointed,
and that books be opened at once and
subscriptions invited, the names Of the
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED.

DR.. A. Nash, Dallas. Texas. tho ola -
uiar-bred specially Physician. of s ou reg,
,,s,,, ana raising, has demonstrated the
truth OF the above assertion IN more th ua,e
v nse au9gred Instances during the last thirty
bofh m i ~ y s s and chronic diseases OF
e e nis special attention. Parties AZ dis-
s sance can address him at Dallas. Teras NJ
ana auS nha residence, No. loo corner OF Elm,
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THE BABY HERALD

viii be fsuad an sale by the news
boys GA all trains ~ the TeSas and
ana raeine railway, and ~ she ioiiow'
ins news stands ~ the city, vial M H.
fraskiin a DO, b0i main street a. D.
Star, Lamar street Pierce a Lyle, b07
nsin street Cigar siand ~ she Nan
Saeinse noiei, and >, mckihaTe, i'n'
mar street.
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All peraons indebted 10 the under
signed for advertising, Job work and
subscriptions are notified 10 make
payment Of the same without delay.
My accounts MUST DO closed up NJ once,
JNO, W, bWlNDEIIs
Dallas, June l, ma,
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Requiring Sheriffs to collect taxes levied IN
supply deficiencies In support of public
free schools, etc.
SECTION |. BE u enacted bg The Legislature
y Ihe Hate of Ierds, That the sheriffs of the
All school ta' es levied to supply tieficiencies
IN tne several school districts OF their ne.
specuve counties, upon being furnished pro-
Per rolls 70 guide them In such collection by
s snu Sounty SUPERINTENDENT and In case OF
Ut MS deputy, to proceed forthwith to COL
,ect sucn deficiency school taxes as NAV
nave been or may be levied, he shall be re-
nio'eu rom Office by the Judge OF the dis
"a SESSION UT IN chamoers.
lllSditwiwlt
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Wake Up and See What IL
Going On.

Joseph Aencser, grocer, el5 Elm street,
Dallas, beats al in selling goods cheap.
ne delivers them 10 customers free. Ga
ana g're him a trial, at 6l5 Elm street.
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DOLLAR STORE
GOLDSMITH, ROSENTHkL a 60, ~,
7Ii Elm Street,
l2ltf
Notice TO Whom II NAV conosrn.

Notice Is hereby given that Frank Bradley
Is not the authorized agent OF the firm of
Schenck Il Wheelock, and all persons are
notified not TO transact any business with
him on account ofthe above firm.
llld2t. SCHENCK n WHEELOCK,
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rosler,s Tesa. nrnmIng.

Endorsed by The CITY Council,
Last Chance, June 8Olh,
S9OO,OOO IN Gold Cain,
Houses and Lands,
Tickets II each, or i for $40,
j, II, FOSTER, Manager
Houston, Texas,
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Diamonds, watches, Jowelry, ilne sterling
slverware, and everything at Austins, will,
during the month OF June, be offered ut prices
never before heard OF. Call and be convinced
Mt 5i3 Main street. 9ldlm
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wanted.

A wot nurse, In respectable family, OF
good character and perfect health. Good
wages win be paid. Apply TO DIR. Gibbs, over
Hosklns a ilowell's drug store. lOsdlw
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Notice.

The school tax rolls for tho deficiency tax
Of MI have been placed In my hand, ANA all
parties interested arc hereby requested n
come forward and pay he same NJ once, a
prompt compliance with the same viii save
Time, trouble nnd expense
I.MHaE. HAitRLHi, Collector.
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ny residence, Garner Pacific avenue
sna sieaaien streets, embracing half u
black 81 ground. with we'll nnishe'l
ess-stsFy aua basement roeh'eenereie
buiIainE, and all necessary 0ui.buiid'
tngs, ess, Al early applicant may no.
cure q bargain,
JKo. W. swIsDRLIs,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Situation Wanted.

A lady desires situation to do general
housework. Apply at Mrs. Cribs millinery
store, Jefferson street. ll3dlt
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-06

volcanic action, but it will bo OF rare oc-
currence that we'll defined crevice will
be found 10 reach the surface through
the lower strata of sand rock. Again, it
should be remembered that as yet there
Is no known process Of treating iron
pvrites or sulphur ores for less than
thirty or thirty-five dollars per ton. Full
gold ores in California can be workcd
for from eight to ten dollars per ton.
Your people had better count the cost.
The specimens sentme | have had the
best experts examine and they pro-
nouncc them refractory, and say they will
require from twenty-five to thirty per
cent lead ores to work with them IN
their reduction. IT you had lead ores a;
command aad they are not as yet found,
however, | understand the Salina boys
arc in fair way TO find them West, and
if so, there might he some hopes of do
inc something with the Saline county
ores, il the lead ores would bear trans
por!ation.)
In conclusion, let me remark that
regard Saline county as one of the best
agricultural fields in Kansas, but lot oBe
for gold place TO which | long 10 re
turn but as said more than 4 year since
in a communication from Colorado, J
had set out TO paddle my own canoe
and am now pretty well across the stream
hope ere long to reach the old land
marks of Salina. ! wish | could trans
fer Salina Mountain that looms up be
fore me nov, to the old fair grounds Of
Saline county, which would give the OK
cited prospectors something TO peek al
that would pay. Quite sorry | cannot
and if any want t. peck at it let them
come and take their chances. Plenty o.
room in Colorado for men Of "git up,
enterprise and capital, but a poor place
tor loaters and those who will tot wol k
Yours truly.
o. 2. II.
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Asreat calamity has again befallen
tho thriving city of Oshkosh, Wisconsin
There was very disastrous FIRE there in
1889, another fire in 1871, and another
sweeping and destructive conhagration
IN July, 1874, when over 5000, 900 worth
of property was destroyed. Bat the fire
Of last week Wednesday exceeds them
all. The Hamo swept with remorselest
fury over wide extent Of territory, anc
snnihilatcd some Of the best buildings in
the city. All the newspaper Offices, Tho
hanks, telegraph Offices, all the hotels
but one, nearly all the business portion
of the city, the opera house and hun
lrcds OF dwellings, are gone. About 81,
600, 900 IS estimated as the value Of th'
property burned. Relief to the sufferer
is being furnished by Chicago and othei
ciiies.
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Dispatches say that in Tracy's testi-
mony IN the Beecher trial, on Wednes.
day of last week, the principal point on
which be cleared himself was to bis alleG-
ed advice 10 lie for Beccber. He said, in
regard to the Woodruff scandal story
after hearing Tilton tell him some things
in il were true-that "tho story was es
scntially false; bat, 10 take all points seI.
arately, TO specify them and deny them
would not be lying; would take the
responsibility of that form of denial.
This is a very Different statement from
that imputed 10 him by the prosecution
that ain such case as this lying would
be justiGable." Tracy's position on Tx
witness stand was most trying one, tol
dispatch says;
Beach spoke in words apl tones o
burning scorn and intense bitterness 0
Tracy's connection With the trial, alInd
ing TO him, with contefnptuous emphasis
rs the counsel witness" Daring hi
delivery, Tracy's face flushed crimson
and be set his teeth together with pas
sioRaie force, his solitary eye beanins
with burning fire, but he could not re
tort from the witness stand.
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mortgage bonds of Junction City and
Fort Kearney Railway Company, and
s445 900 of an issue of 81 800, 600 OF
second mortgage land grant bonds Of
the present Kansas Pacific Railway
Company so as to restore said bonds TO
the possession of the said last named
company, which shall cancel aud DIS
charge the si45, 90 second mortgage land
grant bonds above mentioned, and said
company shall retain the whole issue OF
1925, 600 Arkansas Valley Railway Com
pany bonds mentioned in the fourth
article, and the $500, geo OF Junction
CITY and Fort Kearney bonds herein
above mentioned, and the same shall
form part Of the assets oil the said con-
soidatcd company.
I. All stock in bonds made by either
of the following companies, VIZ; the
Junction City and Fort kearHey Rail
way Conn any, tie Arkars's Vail J
Railway Company, the Denver Pacihc
Railway ami Telegraph Company, tie
Denver and Boulder Valley Railway
Company, owned by either oil the per
ties hereto, shall be transferred 10 and
held by the trustees in the five million
mortgage before mentioned as Further
and additional security for the said
bonds.
g. It is further agreed THAI il, by
reason Of any want OF authority on the
part Of either Of the parties hereto, they
are unable TO secure the objects hereby
sought To be obtained in the mode here
in provided, the parties hereto agree &c
adopt;any other proper and legal mode
either by contracts Of lease, running Of
traffic arrangements, or otherwise, tC
T secure such objects.
l'lIn witness whereof, the parties here
10 have affixed their seals, this 23d day
of April, 1878.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company.
bv Sidney Dillon, President.
Kansas Pacific Railway Company, by
Robert f. Carr President.
PREPARATORY AGREEMENT.
Before the execution of the agree
ment between the officers of the com
panies, the following document was
signed
1t is understood and agreed that if The
arrangements Tor CONSOLIDATION CT thS
Kansas Pacific Railway Company and
the Colorado Central Railway Company
now pending be carried out, the Union
Pacific Railroad Company will abandon
to the consolidated company all the 10
cal traffic in Colorado; and will not in
teriere herewith, and that the consolida-
ted company will abandon TO the Union
Pacific Company all claims 70 pro rate
on the traffic Yves; of Cheyenne, and that
such instrument as may be necessary 20
carry ont and effect this object shall be
executed.
Dated New York, april %, 1875.
/ The Union Pacific Railroad Company,
by Sidney Dillon, President.
/ The Kansas Pacific Hallway Com
pany, by Robert 4. Carr, President.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-06

The miners captured by the United
States troops in the Black Hills steckadC
arrived al Sioux City on Friday. They
we're received Nith distinguished honors
Il salute was fired, procession formed
and banquet given them. They bring
back so:ne fine specimens OF gold, and
confirm the published statements as to
TIC richness of the mines. They are &c
termined TO try in again when their par
ulcs have expired.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-06

The Washington Republican of the
9th ultimo, criticisiug call upon the
President TO speak oct on the third term
question, repeated the statement it mad'
eiltorially some days since, and the
paragraphs have excited considerable
curiosity. 1t says;
"Since Appomatox, the President has
not bad occasion 10 speak ont loud to his
enemies and the enemies of the country,
bat when he does they will be astonish-
I'd at the certainty Of his tones, and the
result will be, as ever, to prove him a
loyal md patriotic citizen"