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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-11-04
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D1ed.-At his home near Grand juno
ton on Oct, Goth Mr.. Bumee Whitmore.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

It ia funny to see the persistency with which
Eastern stick to the notion that GOV. Tsen is
a possible President-t Cincinnati Commercial tlndl
It is to be hoped that tdie Indian Commits
SIC will not ssc patience be 0utwtcd by any cod
fearing contractors in this search for facts Inc indian
business has made great noise y may .0 NJ ~ DAD ~
represented. but People are determined u KNOW just
what there Is tn it Philadelphia Preis kepl
The Democratic party in the present canvass
undOub.edl occupies txe popular side the currency
QUESTION. Every man who Ia cut VI work. every man
hard up, every wh8 In loaded down with real
or other property be wishes TO get rid Of will favor
nfat;on.-[ Dayton Daily Democrat (DeLi,
We have pressed the Rame Of Mr.. Kerr for
the Sp.akersup OF the House. lie fully meets all
the requirements suggested ny it, and win which the
country will alone b. content He entirely free
taint or suspicion OF obery corruption and that
disgracsru Legislation which the country 80 nnptaticaEy
condemned last year. New-AlbaRy LedSer-otand2fd
lD-Ii)
The Democratic movement for imitation IS
I'm all ID reliability intended in thanking PERFORM
ace t. overt lie public mind from the last two years
of Dem maladmnisrat and from the contrast
herewith OF Republican management But w'iatey or
may have beeB the Democratic motive In raising this
Issse republicans have nothing 10 fear from II. and
should have hesitation in accepting it-tOhiO State
Journal (Kep)
The nomination is no longer equivalent to an
election The people feel that they recovering tncr
brthrigh and the press IL asserting ltd nde enienoe
King Caucus is rapidly abdicating has powers ard the
party organs growing Snail ~ degrees ana ,auti
fully rss IL longer bedueatl@ All Inheritance OF
lamation OF outawry newspaper critiose party
platform to rcfase its support 10 the INSCRIPTIONS
ticket IL has been accustomed Ia sup
port.-[st. Paul Pioneer Press (indD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

NO INJURY TO THE CROPS NEAk Ni.hSboh"
6oee,1t Dispafch 10 The Chicago IriOufe
VIcKsBURG, Miss, Aug. 6.-Heavy rains have
haen valin ghoi the state since yesterday iho
y, c,s,nucs To rise and tho water Is running across
m, poIrt opposte this city Tho Ashton crevasse IN
C,rrnIl Parish Louisiana miles "iuc anu the
water "A or seven deep There Ia crevasse al Ca
nrh !, widening daily. Thus far the crops nave not
suffered Mo,t of the bottom lands VIII STAND Two iees
more water. - ...on.o,,
GENERAL IyUNDATION NOT PROBABLE.
sToy m, ysto-GrLsdns PicdyIae Aug D.,
We are pleased to observe that the alarm as
to po,sil,e overflow In LOUISIANA Is saDsiIhs even
s,st.r 1ha. the waters which inspired It, our reauefs
viii prouably recoisct that In the Tuesday afternoon
e,n oi ne P.cayuns We pointed out the
~ .uy s,ich dhasfer the Associated Press rePoi -
,yos eod ma Ia apprehe Aud that view OF the ease
.nners now In ahs light OF subsequent events 20 NV
ln.n ennently accurate. what tue rsiii Omoo cIins
the Central Mississippi" to wit: Bet"orh Oaiio anu
IN, lower Arkansas cOuntes, VIII suior SONIC iu .o.
ininrv and no doubt great deal VI distress anu Even
ruin IL IA h. xpcctea AMONG the bottom lands Oh Arha
80 md IrIper M,sissppi but thai there can ensue any
thing I'M, general inundation need hardy De ss
With .nrou1 concern our diagnosis reserves tio
OF facts and pe Memphis Associated ress
nan with lis Inc vitabls overflow requires eApi@ns
ton.
A FORTUNATE YEAR FOR THE LOWER 'ALLEi'
" Fyom Ths Nea orleans Times Hug 0.
Although a feeling VI une,isinesS curing CON
,nn.n. rn,n, ia perhaps natural, apprehcnsioIs Oh
= eonJ ar, not well founded Disasters, si'niAr Va
., ,I is7a owe their origin To combination OF or
Annually the Mlsaissippis banks are twloe
nJen fnm natural cas-s Tho melting oi the snow on
h r,,e OF mountains, which OCCURS vuiy IN tns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10

sprine ais the Allegheny Monongshels Ohio, Cumber-
land, and Tennessee Quite frequently they overnsw
their bsn and in the valleys great dostructon
Of property This volume spread out over tne
ncant, and the rise OF few inches the sole
that the waters above are swollen. Later IN inc
season the phenomena manifest an the Wese.
The SNOW on The Rocky Mountain" ,S a9$ u psns
OF the Missouri. that river 10 also enlarged;
and we have the June RISE" III by
accident these two frsshes in conjunction or one
Of them were followed by continual local rains nppehen
sion would he Justified At the present seas9n TINS -
possible The melted which accumulated IN inc
valleys OF the Cumberland AID Alleefenes rearnea
the Gulf In the latter part OF April That from the west
swept past the city than month ago, and were
the rainfall Of the West doubled its aconmusnns
could not ieraily affect the Lower Mississippi Inc
forget that numbers OF low places bayous
and stretching along its banks for hundreds
OF miles, absorb quantities Of ths surplus f'd
captaces snd frequently wafer backs up ato ths In
terror, o distance OF 10 or Is miles IL 10 safe
to assert that rise OF 80 lset ~ rus S
burgh would not increase the depth OF the
Mississippi , more than few inehes
Orleans The steady decline IN wheat n TIL srest
that reports which constantly reAc US arc
less exaggerated. That streams confined WITHIN
banks rise with alarming rapdity undoubtedly
true and equally Is IL tie THAI great local slnsrn
the result hut the enect OF nsKh or hoou
disasters upon the aggregate products OF the country
incOnsderable From the present Outlook "" nave noun
Ing 10 apPrehend. bur, the contrary, ach 70 y" SIN
cerey thankful for Our crops arc asseu lhc COTTON
already opening and were possible for the worm 20
make its appearance now which is not tte case hs
devastation would amount to nothing Inc corn Is Dehg
hary ested, and the crop VIII DE gathered w1thin
very few weeks Nothing save sudden ana %vero
frost could dslstrousy effect the cane ana such u
calamity Is ansc ipatsd. All things considered we
are having a most fortunate year. and one upon which
be heartily congratulated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPC RI
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFfICE or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON ID. c., Tuesday, Aug. 1O-l o. m. }
ISunnssis for The pnst ~ hours.

OFfTCE OF THE tHlEf SIGNAL OFFfCEn-f
wAsHIsGros. d. c. Tuesday, Aug. l0-l a. m.
SynOi,sis for the past - hours. .
Generally clear weather continues IN the DIS
trcts the Atlantic coast tennessee the ONO Nailey
and lower lake region with light souhery " westerly
Light rains have prevailed in the Northwest, the up
lake region. and i'll the Gulf states, except verF
heavy rain at shreveport .
Tho barometer has fallen slightly in the lake region and
Northwest, with no change IA temperatare
The Ohio River has fallen feet at Pittsburgh ana
Marietta, i've feet at Cincinnati and - inches at
Louisville. Is has risen three inches at Evans
where IL is feet below the danger line. The Misss
sppi has fallen Is inches " St Louis and Inches AZ
Cairo and inch at Memphis and Vcks0arg, and Is sui
rising at Helena.
For yer-EngLand and the Middle States. continued
raru and clear reather during the day. nth hun south
erIy 10 seste,y rinds and sLpary Jaiag barometer
possibly roilO,Ced by high rain during the nt1ht
For the region. the Ohio Valley, Tennessee. and
the Calf states, increasing coujness and local rains
with light variable winds, mostly FROM the east and
south slight change III temperature, auu Slowly iailiS
barometer =,
For the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valley, light
rains followed by clearing weather southwest 10 north
Winds slight changes In temperature ana low out
slowly rising barometer.
For the SoutA Atlantic States decidedly warm snd
parity cloudy weather with southeast 10 southwest
Winds slight change barometer and light rains near
the coast during the night.
The ohio River will fall slowly below Louisville, and
tween Louisville and Evansville. and remain below it AZ
Paducah The Mississippi will fall slowly AZ 81 Louis
and Cairo, and remain stationary or rso very sghtly as
STA flui2 below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
DIED.
DEDELI--At HesnpSte

8EDEIL-At H.mpstesa, T. t. Aug 3 cathssns A. dsnshss
the .'s sn sRs sns a IL !G ana the
wsnesay Aug H. At sSoss 9sa as :. M, ss Hs
stead NJ L 4. Church SS ''' '''' '''' -'N '
nTeoa o. Monday ms .ns & g.s.:
rsyn: AND and sa: s =" ss Family arc respectfully
10 attend the funeral Of pareats Ma IL
soa sfsS1 .gs on srsSS
BRowNING-On Asg T. Mrs NJ A. Browning In the $50
Funeral iro residence Of her sonnlav N. sackney
Mt Kisco, Tuesday, Aug 10, @ O'Clock
CORNELI-At residence. in Somerye New Jersey Ang.
T. 1915 h. Cornell. d. in tho 7Ist yess
m Relatives and friends Of the deceassd
tend without further notice Tram leaves Ne~fork -
GoDDARD-Nsrwtch. Com. Aug s. Catherine Staples.
widow Of the lse George u Goddard and daughter of ~
GRIswoLp-on Aug 8, after {. br-t Ilnes. walter D. -
The rsaSss and iri The family invited attend
st, brooklyn on Tuesday. Aug. 10. st4 O'Clock p M
on s. % Aas Eaton k,s 5G;sss
msn aged months and ! days.
friends invited 70 attend the tsneral =. ths
Thirty Grst st. on Wcnesday liL ns il O'Clock M
Ys1sT, on ., Ta.d Aug 1874
Funeral from his late Feste3se south Braa*ay on wsne
the family rspsS,tay ny tied c.rrA, ad waiting a
LEYPoIDT-wsinssisy, Ang T. Edward White. infant 80
of Frederick and Augusta Leypoidt, sg'd months
LoyE-on the 9th Ehna A.. wife Of Joseph Love- sseA
Relatives e family respectfully invited -
attend residence. 81 WeN Fifty
SKhst Wednc say AZ 4 o'clock, without further inyI
MATSON-On Saturday, Aug Esther vsn Bergen. wife q
I'D ia' 'a5
Wees Tas.eay AHf 10 AZ Wv mr. from her As' r'
McLEoD-Ia Jersey city, on Monday, Aug o. Daniel No
Leod, aged 10 years.
Relasves and friends OF the family invited 70 attend hs
ia as s% 2ss has Jersey City ''' '" '''
ROE-In Brooklyn, Monday, Aug Robert infant q
Peter and Agnes p. Roe, aged months anu "a daya
VAN BRUNT-At EngewoOd. " j. the 3th inst, Alfred
only child OF stephen aud Crtssie Van BrunS
aged months nd IS day.
FuhsfaI Taesay 10Th. AT 1880 Tram leaves foot q
$50.
vALENTINg-On the 9Th Of eighth month, 1878. RachaI
widow hsrles Valentine In the 98th Of her aga
Funeral residence, 3J6 West TvonteLhst,
third day, lC t1 sf eighth month"; at III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHSGrOc. Monday, Aug. D. 1879.
few weeks ago the POstmas General was asked TO
put on daily mail between New Orleans and Red River
Landing a large numbcr OF petitions and resolutions
from boards OF trade, &c. being forwarded Ia relation
thereto. To test the necessity Of such service the De
partment ordered the nails between those places 10 be
igled thirty day in succession The result Tor
HTeen days shows only 30 FUNDS OF letters and 81
pounds OF miscellaneous ma'.er Tor the entire iteen
ays averaging only six pounds Of letters per day As
the OF daily service would be $2-Oo0 per annum
the Department declines e grant tho request.
The Treasury Department has beoai informed by the
Government OF sweden, that in tho order issued by the
General Director ol Customs the 9th Of April last
relative ths exemption OF United states vessels from
alIacasurcment. tho term matbrof certinczt de jan
cage" Is considered Identical with certificate OF regis
try vessels or the Unit0d states. being
exempted fIom aineasurenent Iii the ports OF swedeL
will considered being OF the capacity stated III taer
Certificate OF registry.
Mr. Mills formerly chief cork in the Office Of the Super
vsinG Architect of the Treasury Department under Mr.
Muet bat principal for Mr. Mueller the con-
tractor tho Chicago Post onice has asserted tina:
WORK will proceed structure within days, not
by tho conscnt OF tho Secretary vi the treasury oat ny
order OF the President.
To insure greater accuracy in keeping the accounts Of
the PostOfce Department, and to enable the Postmas
terGe0eral to who makes mistakes, MI Jewell has
Issued An order the Finance Bneau OF his Depart
and the Aadtsr OF the Treasure for the Post ONCE
Department, 90 report To MIN monthly tho errors wncn
discovers In tine accounts Of tho othor
Among the regular monthly returns from the Register
OF the gheid. ILL., Land OIce received ut tine Gene
Land Oiiioe to-day, were tho papers He'd by Britton,
Gray and Drummynd, laying claims 10 That portion OF
land ON which Chicago built They will not DO reached
for action FOR u month or Two
Tiers 29s.O0 postal cards Issued during tile
month Of July on the requison OF Posmasters This Is
the largest number issued any month before At
OF issue nearly llSOOo,0oO postal eards
will DO used this year.
Secretary left Washington Saturday evening
for ten days two weeks vacation In company with
Attorney General Perrsponk He will visit Secretary
FA At his summer residence tho Hudson. and aiter
that spend some time al Saratoga
Tho President has signed the commissions OF the follow
ing amsd persons Paul Beckwith. ~ bo Agent OF the
Indiana ut Deviia Lake. Dakota Robert Whnrry. to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
LATEST SHIP NEWS
lFor other Ship .yers see Third Page

For other ship yers Third Page.l
ARRIVED
and pass 10 Jas W. ouiniard 4 Co.
Stsamsh,p Reading CoiDWn Philadelphia with oosi 70
Bark pasqua.o uts Msnno Bristol % days in ballast
s sal1 s sams RS ADAMS fs5mond
schr. Geo Ienpls Rogers George BsnHs w'a n'A'
"a, rnay.r Virginia fsn.inc warsham
Geo F. o sr"Tn $1,000. c6nnSeticai Pa%tacSet
Z. B. warord, Norwich Geo Repher' Norwich ~
RoqxaTp s 1 esefay mornns l. not tie Hnn Shepard
A before reported but Lady suffolk Of Hsmpden trsin
a IS' and win pp5t.6Iy be total loss
DOMESTIC PORTS. o- -
ponr ROYAL C.. Aug. 9ssed, steamship osspee for
GALVESTON, Aug 9Arrved steamship state u Is1aS ior
Pass roUrRE Aug s.Arrived. steamship cortes. from
psoypExcy Aug sArrvs steamship Catherine Whit
sEwDRlGaSs fug o-Arrivsd at the Passos steamship
aSsln 1v. sArryoa, steamship America from Bal
tim0re. Cleared schr Welcome K Bcebe for Nsw YORK
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug sArivei, steamship GranAdA rom
sanTIaoss Aug 9c.eared steamships Hiesrnan CBrl
for Liverpool ! Louisa for Edent9n n c. Elzaest. Tor
Rio Janeirc Nm. H. Rove and zsta for saeW Coy
dies AIriys rncSaaSs FROM Nsvssrn y 60
iiBEE, ia Ahs ARRIVED, orig Antonio span. Bons1
wi wnSSGToS. n. c. Aug. aArivsd. brig zavia Nor.
from Liverpool . .
CaIBAREy Aug 7salled. brig renerine and schr harps
son, Tor New-fUk. . .---,.-- ,.,....,,
UIIrN * - Aug 9.-Arryed. steamships FALMOUTH.
from Portland Wcrcrsier Boston Geo shauck from
81 Pierre sailed United states revenue enter AahLatwn
for fhs 1t Lawrence scansp Beta for bermuda and 81
Thomas. -, n.
CARpYxAs Aug 7ssled bark Martin W Brett for North
Of Hattea Arrived 9TH, schr stephen Bennett rum Fsrt
land -, -. ~
cola Witch the Br from Porto Czbev Tor 0uesns
town, short Of provisions
DISASTERS.
DETROIT Mich Aug 9rhe gals Of Friday very severe
on The Lakes The bark Austin and tho schr Atauuto are
ashore full Of watey Manoa IAk. Moh The tug Vul
can Lost feet Of pine lumber Lake Erie
SAN FRAsclsCo Aug 0-The OarkeAtne Benito bound
for this port between Amapaa and Ia Union
aud all prove . 20 al l0ss. Al hands saved
NOTICE TO MARINEks.
WASHINGTON Aug 9-rhs Lighthouse Board gives notice
that an and alter TO- 1870 liked white iykt viii I'D
shown ;sOm fhs Lighthouse rccantiy crested al solomon
Iumys In Hedges Strait side Of chesapeake Bay Md
Upon VI th light the tshs u fog Point VIII bs
discontinued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10

Many times " call upon their family physcanA -
with fyspep, another with paptAiion another Vim
breast pain and there snd ~ tne
way they ali present alike their eoag
and Doctors separate ami disfiact discard fce
pills potons Imsg them 70 -
snch when In reality they are al sympor caused ~ 90
paafe they ignorant " tho cause and saconr
sgs Ircnce until large bills made, when the sns
ing better the end but probably worse ~
ac.y and other complications made and whce
MEDICINE ected to the would have entirely
renewed thereby Lstitung health and comfort instead
prolonged misery. -
DR. r. V Pierce Bura0, ". Your Fayorte Presrrip.
working ike miracle an better -
ready tsan have been for two years"
Pron FILA A. ScnAYBr, Evansville, Ind.
the cedcns sent me- and be4nD
uslns Immediately ut of treatment feel bsS
than have for three ysars"
From Mrs. JcnS X. HAAIiIS, Odoll, ILL.,;
Picrcefhs Favorits Prescription has done me gooe
which 7 very thankful FER" .
DR. Pietces Favorte Prescription Is sold ~ dealers In me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
THE DRAMA.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER-THE vOKES FAMILY
A BUNCH OF BERRIES.
By sports like these all their cares Seguiied.
The sports VI children satisfy the child.

BUNCH OF BERRIES
BY sports like all their cares seguiied.
The sports VI children satisfy the child
There was o great crowd at the Fifth
Avenue Thsaer Last Night and the assembage testified
by frequent and cordial applause It's relish of the new
piece OF nonsense, "a Bunc Of Bcrrcs, WATCH was pre-
sented here for the time II Is and that is
thu beginning and end Of the subject The plan 20 show
the proceedings Of some guests ut country hease
In Enz.nd at the Twelfth Night who undertake
Ia rehearse pantoinne arranged Dv OF their num-
ber In substance this not widely unlike the scheme
Of 1.-THE Bellies Of the Kitchen" The play lacks the
directness aud ger Of tho farce we have men
toned. Its atmosphere s in theory, higher For THIS
reason performers in artistic sense, less
truthful. To burles1ue Hamia thoroughly well
for example, actor must be able To play
Hamlet. Tears are close to laughter. and
laughter is The facts that impressed OBJ
servation tho bright faces, the animal spis
and the variety and contrast OF color In tho dresses Tie
singing and the groesque dancing excellent, and
made an emphatic elcot-being frequently recalled
There ID strong suggestion Of Pug. in tho CRITIC and
Of the old Rehearsal" In tis piece. Tho vokes Family
allowed trained talent In this traveste, and
won emphatic plaudits. As . point Of individual
taste We prefer them in their representation
OF the manners aud follies of tho servants hall They
cannot travests the that they do not under
Standard ac indicates the defect of their buresque
of the foes Of polished society Persons on tho stage
may not always appreciate the TACT but ladies and gentle
men, in the life tnat their instinct and usage prescribe
are ladies and gentlemen. To rcdden the
end OF your nose IL not necessarily TO De mnny
We do moan however TO detract from tho merits Of
mi. piece saeT SLOW soI1s talent for sotns. Il mos
uRconion, but IL Is genuine; and their performance
mistake them for ane actors tncy do very wsto
amuse the summer public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
CROP PROSPECTS.

DAMAGE by RECENT RAINS IN CANADA
THOUSANDS Of ACRES OF WHEAT AND OATS IN
JU9EU-silGHT DAMAGE IN WESTERN ONTARIO.
OTTAWA, Aug. 9.-The rains last week mere
will cause great loss to farmers The heavy gram
lodged. and iii many places IL VIII rot ihous"hus Va
a, a, oa;s and wheat arc in such condition that they
cannot bs eat with scyhe reaper. The crops in the
neirborhood OF Montreal also Injured 10 SONS ex-
tent In Western Ontario the rains which fell every dSy
last week were succeeded by sunshine aud is Thought
but little injury il done to the crops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
OF Interest Advertisers
Yesterday the American and New.Yort Nsws CompanD
bought Of the varisss morning papers toiows

q that tho American News Company b0uG0
considerably than It did Worlds and Tnss
together and that NewYor News Company bouSh1
more TnRuSEs than it did WOrlds and TINES put togetasA
This fair comparison Of the reativs pun
chases for months past There has becS
rear which tho daily circulation 81 TIE rsiBusK -
equal combined daily circuaons Of re Verdi ~
Tymes which its semi weekly circulation not qua
ripple combaed weekly circulaaons az rAs wsrtl
Times and In vhsb It's weekly circulation not out
sight ahead Of tho combined weekly calculations Of r Wsr1
and Tss On tho 10th OF April Two Of the best known q
verng agents the country prepared the following card,
We undersigned have examined tho books Of TIE Tn
UsE Of It's Prcss Room. the daily report -,
entirely satisfied and DO certify that the entire roa
laton Of TRIBUNE for the nonth a March
I,2J461j complete copies making doy csculs
ten month u 49, i67 and that the entire oirculatA
OF TRIBUNE ior the month Of April up and
cuding tis day 45f $40 complete copies. making ~
a.erags daily circulation for The month f April thus -
50,S6S complete COPIES IN. PErTENNLx>
NstS York, April TO- 1875. KEENAN, BURR
aSures given remained sulsry stable threaA
the past month. Tho Average daily circulation q rxs
TRIBUNE FOR the whole menth wa 5O,I6S.
The following from the o1ciA report d the PeA
OF the CITY OF NewYrk to the Postmaster 0ensr
giving OF postage paid by each pspsr the asasA
January. 1873 regular ediuona ths Neg
YORK Post Oce It's regular subscribers further Mustxse
tho relative calculations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10

The Equitable Life Assurance Society No. 100 Broe4
way prepared make Loans bond and mortgage %
frs, class dwellings and N,w.York AMI BroOkiyA
Principals furnished With forms And full nfomsto3
and their facilitated without charge except legal On
psnsss OF title This Society Also ~
most policies upon selected lives including
savings Fund Psn by which, during the past sin
years accumulated than by p>a
practicd Tho Society has assets OF twenty eSh
millions Of doars cash annual income Of ten ma
Lions OF dollars average annual during the paSo
$ been greater than that Of any ot
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10
CHEERING REPORTS FROM KANSAS AND
MISSOURI.
THE FARMERS OF KANSAS INDEPENDENT AN
HAPPY.

TIE FAKIEk5 OF haNsaS INDEf 7r7.'f nm"
HAPPY
Special Dtspdobes 10 The ST Louss Gtobe-Denocrd.
EMPORIA, Kansas, Aug. Ga gentleman who
has travelled through the entire southern portion or Kan
sas including greater portion N the Neosho and al
nut River Valleys reports that not over two per cent o.
the wheat lost wet weather He thinks
that about 30 per has been damaged, which VIII re-
duco grade OF the wheat and render 1t less valuable IN
the market The corn crop will be nimense-ths great
known in the state. Vegetables OF all kinds are
abundant. People are independent and happy.
SEDALIA, No., Aug. GIVE are thankful for
four DAYS OF beautiful sunshine and glorious weather
holding high heads in hopes OF splendid
crops Of corn, fruits, and late plants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-10

THO gain popularity o. the nseSsd feeesy
provocative Hoststsr stomach Bittcrs and me r.p,d
rubbish feeoly boisrree - ~
fziss crv erempnes grand triumph gsnne
rampant hanbug NJ which h"nees feths reec
And well taey may Vt popularity U e
ey which snA prevents intermittent and remaess
fsysrs ayspspsA constipation, liver compliant uhnnV
troubles weakness AMI GENERAL dob NY .idsns ms
field ef lie bcnedcent spsrstioss ans dreos ro4 nu
ponnd powsrfess good but powerful for ev1 blessing
quite unmstSkabie, but foe reason very dnsfent -
hsnLax for hide fs illuminated head Wvuia ves -
Way ssful : IN the present tnstAnoe.