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TIN following is an extract from letter
dated June 18th, received by Mr.. J. l.
Dawson, Of this vicinity, from his brother.
near War,enslmry, in johnson county, Mo,
relative to the grasshopper plague and the
consequent suffering therefrom. We trust
the Changers and Others, will respord
handsomely 10 the call for help:
"The Gra.sboppers Of which YOU have
heard 10 much, are leaving fast, after do.
ing all the harm they could do, and that i.
not little. In'plsces, they have eaten
everything that is green in this county,
Rates, jackson, Cass, and some other coun
ties North Of the river. They have eaten
all nv meadow and cots, so clean. that q
goose would starve on the ground. Tn.
ground is as bare as il was the Is, day OF
January. The bows have got in 100 acres
OF corn, (more OF les,) AMI just rs soon a.
the hoppers got big enough to eat. they
commenced ON the corn, which was abou,
knee.high They have taken about one.
third, up to this morning, and hope they
will leave the balance, as they are leaving
very fast. have heard that they hav. all
left Bates county. When left that coun.
ty not long since, they were jumping in the
river from both sides, and they were drift +.
ing along down the stream; il was strange
sight to see.
All Of the hoppers that We have here,
came from Kansas last fall, that Is, the
eggs were laid then and ba,cbed ont here
III. -;. IT.,
' "'s "." .'e''
cay some days they are 80 Thick that We
can scarcely see the sun. They are all GO
ing North, to see their ancestors.
I b.,rd an. o,t., a., ,,., a., l
we'e u" IOWA. 10" may HOOK Tor them IN
Kentucky next year, or perhaps this fall
Some people think the hopper will not
leave until they consume .vsry,h;,, or.o,
r.. "'s s'',",
,"e' are s"'"s !" S""r"'s every day' ana J
don't think any come back; they are all
going North,
We had n School D;s,r;., r,oo,;, ,h.
o'"er Jay anu i was appointed 70 go To
Kentucky, to solicit aid for the destitute. !
said that | would write TO YOU first. 70
know the pro-pec, Of ye,,in, ALL Trv.,d
Nv "h.' you can 10 'o' Tue poor and SUI
fering, before you write. Men are sent out
in every direction to solicit aid for the suf-
ferers. In our meeting the other day. all
wanted hs,, .,o.,, ,v..Is IA s,,,o, ..5
N =, "''o'' a"u
y, W. n1N. no o2ay mas starved yet, put
.n VII Socn, " tney u""t ger relief
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NEW ABygRrIsEnENTs.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
L INCOLN LAND FOR SALE.
Good Chance for Saw Mill.

THE undersigned offers for sale, r. J. Breckin-
ridges part Of the 'Chilho~ee farn." situated In
Lincoln County, within go yards OF Shelby City
depot III the Knoxville hrs@A Railroad, and ons
mile from tho srossing u III, cinsinssti southern
lisilIoad, and an the banvil,e and Hu~snyills and
stanford and Knob Iick ,arapikes said division
suitable lor Saw MIL, There is a small tenant
house on the place. Also, ~ one-aers lots sdoinng
the town Of Shelby City.
suil purchasers. Apply 10 ,ol. H. J. Breckinridss
in lsnville, OF the lnissssnfd at -s'.lbs riy Ky
iA-lt Ak. pLNNl, Cont.
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Rev. SAMUEL II. WILSON, the au-
thor Of the Declaration and Testimo-
NY" who was deposed from the minis.
try by the Southern Presbyterian
Church, has, with a remnant of his
flock, made application for admission
into the Northern branch Of that
church. Henry Ward Bcccher would
have had mere respect for himself,
than to I've guilty of such hypoc-
ricy.
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STANFORD, has among other curios
tiles, rather excentric individual
who earns his regular modicum Of
bread and better by teaching the
"young idea libw to- shoot" Some
two or three weeks ago the regular ses-
sion of his school.cAme to'a clee, and
he determiaetf To- signalize the occa-
sion by giving a public exhibition
Filled with ambition to give eclat to
the exercises. he obtained a promise
from the Stanford cornetl band to fur
nish the music. The eventful eve
ming came, and so did the cornet band
but they refused TO come forward
with the music. The Professor was
furious, and told them, in the presence
of a large audience. that they had
lied" After this display of charm
ing frankness he retired to the mys-
FERROUS region behind the platform to
muster up the scholars who were to
appear in the exercises. To his hor-
ror he fouad that fully one-half of
them had disappeared. Again he ap-
peared upon the rostrum and after
pouring out Niagara of abuse on
the missing scholars and their parents
he ordered the exercises To 60 on. and
announced his determination of fur
nisliing the music himself Sending
out for fiddle, he tuned it up, and
between every speech or essay came
out on the platform and played
n genuine old breakdown. The
scene is described as having been ex-
ceedingly rich i Lexington Dispatch.
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Ano,-r tv~r'y years ago, all the
papers had sumesiing fanny M tl'-m
from the humorous pen Of q. X. Phi
lander D,csticks 49, Nv. Mortimer
Thompson. lie died in New York
ast week, after short illness. lie
had not iplulgcl his humorous pro.
pensiilcs for long timc prior to bis
death, but had settled down to- more
serious business that Of a physician.
His maine will l;ye in hamoDrs his
tory.
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Next Monday week, July 18th,
McCrcary aud Harlan will close their
joint canvass, at this place, and hav-
ing failed to agree upon future list
Of appointments, they will between
that time and the election speak alone.
Let rousing crowd meet them here
on Monday aeek.
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lN the last issue of the Mountain
Echo is a long article, addressed ITO
Sinners" As the Echo is Radical
paper. we think it very proper sheet
in which to publish such an address,
as its readers must fall under that
head. : Courier-Journai.
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Tun Cincinnati Enquirer, comment
ing upon that lars of Judge Nelson's
charge to ,l,c -lseechcr Jury; in
which he said-"yor must believe, be-
yond reasonable doubt, that the
Plaintiff. Tilton, is entitled to- u vet.
dict"--says, "this can hardly he call
ed favorable to Mr.. Bcccher.' We
think it is highly favorable to Beech
or, for that instruction gives him th e
benefit of even a doubt.
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es-NorE-rhrough passengers can change cars
a, Lebanon Junction arriving at Cincinnati june
tlon In time 10 connect with short Line trains ar
irving at Cincinnati at GEO A. n. Arrive al Lou
sville IN time 10 connect with J. NJ l. r. r., q.
NJ. Ny. and u. \. Mail Line Steamers Ibr all
paints North East, aud West Passengers soing
South via Monisoa'ery OF Memphis Lines, leave
Lebanon Junction N ifti A. n, li20 A. N. and 7;0s
y. n. Trains leave Louisville daily, except Sunday,
Al 80 q. M, ali rub 10 Richmond without change.
passergs-,ean leave Louisville at 1910 aud oveftske
this train Al Lebanon Junction.
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The New York Tribune, the ablest,
as it is ono Of the most widely inauen-
tial Independent Republican Jour
mails in the country; says that the
Democratic party has great reason to
believe that our next President will
he Dem crat. We incline to the
same opinion.
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Lssisville 70 Chicago,
II. lovis, NEW YORK,

Palace ears sre nun SAITH 10th ways without
change TO Nashville, ChatsanssGa. ness.
phts. Atlanta, MSnsgesaevy. Maeoa,
Nestie, New Osleass, Jaeksen VILE,
Ticket Once al Depot
q y. ArMORE, Gent Pass. A Text Ag't.
,; AsrnoSf, ACT stafford, Ky.
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onr poI;iics, ,rcm,i,,;,, ~ wo,,.,.a
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bring about defeat to a party. 1t is
.'chen the case that political organL
zation can I've held together IN TO 9TH
cr'way. We would have no trouble
III placing before people an acceptable
candidate, and one who would unite
our forces and add new strength to
our entire State ticket, which, of it,
relf, Is a matter of great consideration. |
We must keep up our county organi. J
cations IN tTt-poll our utmost
o strength-lcave no chance for our
f, friends to "swop' votes in a lepisla.
Tive race five hone IN roll no
..r,,J n.;,r;,, a.. ~. g.. ..
~, W. o'' '7'"'e ''chel'-
MS Is u matter for yo'r considera-
ton, gentlemen OF the COMMITTEES, and, /
whatever you may deem wisest and
best. we shall abide with tba, hv.l;,
-,h;oh sho,ld o,o. .Lan..,,.:.
~" ' ',e, o''''o'e''@ea true
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SyR STATE TfURET.

WIN StFfs TICkbT.
far Gor4por,
noS. jas. n McCRENEY,
II Ntiisa.
Far Lieg,eaop, Gmvram,
Sc. UNDERWOOD,
n Warren.
Tor isli,or
4. HOWARD SMITH,
~ nra.
Eoy TinpVrc-,
jtMlS W rtTr,
nj Borfba
far Superintendent FsiJio Instruction,
u. H. VI. iIENpEIisoN,
Il fiwhitip.
Iw .i0@Hey Gcec'p'~
rIIOs. y. Moss
ri .MCJuctca.
ISy R.yi-e;.
T.p.MAICrM,
NJ Las1cpcc.
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WE are not of those who blame
General Grant for going to Long
Branch, or anywhere else, to get out
of Washing:on,-that Sodom of the
world
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THf
RSON Gus Sc,
FORMERLY MILLER HOUSED
u. CARSON. PROPRIETOR,
LANCAsrER, KY.

The undersigned having puwhs>-l the Miller
lIpn~s in Lancaster. ny, and rrhttei IL up In sl
style he hatters hihf that he Is able treat hts
gsests with e.oi accommodations az anv Hotel
can in the intsrior ~ k~ntusky. Having had
thirty year, experience, off and on, In the busin-~s
he thinks he knows hos 10 make The way fhrvf ie~l
at home. lie has a good har, and Clerk unsur-
pas-s.i by any-the veteran John Romans. Who has
had Year, II exp-rienee In the business tiood
ssehie well filed With provender, with the hest Of
ho.tr Thanks To the good people f,r past fsvors
and ss peace is made In this place, We hope you
will no, be haekw Ud In stopping AT Lancaster, and
esleciaily al the CaI son House.
l57-tf x. CARSON.
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". T.. Walton, Editor aud Proprietor.
r. u. Walton, d.. I'usnr~ Manager.
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RAILROADS..

Couneciing at owensboro Junction with T. q. A
\. Il. Il. for Owenstoro.
Al Nortonviiis 18th -. Louis a south-Easte rn
H. u.
~ Paducah for all points south aud South West.
At Louisville for ali points NORTHEAST
u. =. WHITCOMB, sup't.
EDWARD r. WILSON, Gon1 FRI A Text Ag'i,
i56-iy Louisville, Ky.
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are run North, south. Ea-t and West both ways
without change nom
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gWlNG NORTss.

Trains leave stanford as Ellows dsily, Sundays
excepted.
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40 NORTH,
W SOUTH,
EAST AND
WEST,
Louisville & Nashville
AND
South 4 North Alabama
r AILROA DIS.

TINE JUNE 9Th, 1875.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17
0rDfe8 MnALaG.

Sin Can Granetsep, Californian fcs am
pCrtsen Dcnnerfa9 elm T~ulpermaDnJfn, trel>
Aes a. Der Ode BON Gpear. unb 6drrtfcn.
araBe fanb. In bic Cuff. Cine Mnsabt Ia
Der Rdte bsfnbllGr 66ufer purbe 3ertrlrt.
inert une Rdnner, Gruuen unb &tnber untsr
ben @utnfn b~tsraben. Die Srimmerbuu.
fen eertetben In granb unb es ~ una tieie
Stunbe unmrsliG ben gerIuF an Reni9sn
leben anndbsrnb 3u fAdsen. Das terf6rte
Gtsentbum baite eineaeDtrtb bon uaintefsns
elmer talben Ni1tcn Dollars.
Gin BertGt pom 8. b. gts. fact: unter
ben Branbrutnen an Gpears unb 6arrtfcr.
tra6e, rc eefern Nbenb elm Sulpermasa3tn
In bic Cuff fog, fnb bis II rStunbe aGt est'
den cter sietnebr bic neterrefe berfslben
~sefnnbtn porben, ndmliR: bic tes Bier.
rirtts Grtebrta 6aas. tfs Wsrfflbrers
Glarf, etnes Earbtssn Namsns grorn unb
@nberer. Sames BeSntsre, wel&er fHwer
rerpunbet aus BEN GGutt t%trscrgetcssn
wurbe. aarb ned tn Der persaRsenen RaHf.
w1tbrere &nbtrs, bic fGwer perpunbft fne,
psrtfn fAuerltH pteber a%uffomrner. Der
94abe, wslGer rurG bic GrpleTcn nHb bic
baraus %entRanbene EsusrsSrunf angert9tet
purbe, ptrb test auf 100000 DOaars se.
iGdst. Bran elautt, bag nod anbsre Get.
den unter ben Trlmntern perborseii ltestn.
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Bon ben @laef &ins.

Mus Sicur Gity tpirb teri&tst baB 1pnterte
BON atenteurern GG bort fanreln, nm nod
ben S9paraen Bergen 40 aleben. Ben 81.
1anI aus mnrbe lesten Gamlae an ben Guar
ttermsifer Softer Ia Gipur Gity teItsrapbtrt CO
frae tn ben 3ettanssn beEannt MAIDEN, bab nS.
tbisen Sails bic ean3e Rilttarma@t bee Dafota
Departments aufsebotem ptrbs, nni aQfdlise
Grpebtticuen aa& ben S&par,ea Bergen ,u-
ridjntrtften.
Das Gegi&t stns, ta6 bier Gsrnpasnien Mt.
Iit6r Sort RantaH SerIaFen bGtten, nm bic
Mtentturer am 3ass mad ben GHparssn ger-
cen 30 ptrbtnbfrn.
SntersGant 10 bic slntpcrt tpsI&e @eReral
Sherman einsut @spsrter CAB, ,peIder TIN
fraste: iparum benn 70 bel EARN nia bic 9Iad
btas senaa&t perte, tveun bod tttn Golb bort
~ fnben ft. Der General erpieberte: DAD
ID leitt ertldrItG: Omaha uub Sisur Gity ia.
ben Mu3.isen IN rem 8ldttern nSlbis unb ernt-
den tur9 bic 8lad 1iQs ibren !3wed. llebsr'
hieb i&medt sertpteae 8ru4t ia INNER an
fi6easn.
llnterteGen ptrt bereits enpitulirt. IRAN BE-
rtGtet uGmIl@ aus Waibinstcn
Der Gbef bes 8ureaus fir 9nbtaner.I ngeIe-
aenbsiten parbe son BEN BerpaIter Der Snbta.
nerfaticn am GbsyenneasB tenaGri&tist bae
neun 9daphinse her 9iour einsspiQtat baben,
BEN @unf&e ter Resterans eenadb mad
DaiBtnston 30 ~fouaraen, nns bstrsFs ees gsr-
tanfs tbrer 8eiersatton Ii Datota Cju pel@es
bic Sbparsen gerse ssbSreu) ju u~nisrbanbela,
Der GommiRdr ptrb aber ben Bsfebl our No.
lenbune ttsier 6Guptltnee ni&t ebsr seben, bid
CT aufasenbe Mntporten pom 3pet anberen Sn.
bianer.Nsenten erbaIten bal, auf baB ale BE.
sulha6dhetsn bsr Sisur suslet& tier etntreden
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In Grfaauss SD BIN Der CUTE DIRT to-

In Grflaua9; SD BIN Der cute Dirt, td
9ebe ufstn 3fben fur rteint GAafe.
@elH Ella Gli6 fur bic Gltern. penn he
fetsn, spie Der wrteRer ttre 8tnber auf benz
Neg Der Eussnb unb SrSmmtsfett fur ttr
settlt&es unb sptsss Dobl untsrrtHtet unS
bilbst. biefelten aufcrbsrt unb ernabnt, pts
ne itren Gltern sepcrGen, tbnsn NIT stsbs
uub Sllfe bethlehem io1en. 70 bab Batter
unt Muiter etne watre Serene : Sreubs an
ibren 3tnbern tabsn unb tbnstt setrcf ben
lesten elterltRsn @esen ertbetlen fSnnen.
Sic Gemetnbe itrsristts tn tanatt befadf'
tist, itrent Yfarrer eine istnem Stanbs
pGFente @ctnaas Ju bauen unb ters 8trHe
~ p~o1snben. S4ltebltA fpreGer MIR un'
fern Dant gang Defenders ben 9otner bee
81. 8enebiet aus fur tbr y~aftCfes gelreben
fur bic 9erbrettuns Der &ir&e Gbrtfi uns
Id rufe nit benz DtGtir aus:
Rod thinner frGmt Ron bieiem Srbensbaus
Das Sc | Der @nate In bic @elt binaus.
y. M.
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8ermtibte Nahrihten.

Berltn, IL. &pril. 8alD na9 tbrer
neul'Gen 3a1amrrenfunft In Tnlba ti9ttten
bic tatbolifaen 8ti&6fe vreusens etnf Gin.
sabe brett an ben 3aifer sesen bic Gtnbal'
tuns Der Dotationet unb BITE an Fe seRerte
Goreernns, alien Staatssefesen unbssinst
3a eeborHen. Die bterauf burG bas Ytnt>
R~sriuna erfel8te &ntrcrt bes Raifers bebau.
ert bae bic 8tf&Sfe Gtfesen 3a 8etcr&sn
fG tsstsern. sesen bersn gefslsun8 Der Ia.
ttcttfNe 3lerus In onberen 2anbtTn tetne
Bsbsnfen beet anb iGlieet NIT Der gerFde-
ruas, bag bic Stttaeler bic sesen fe ersrtf.
fsnen Mabreseln letGt tdtten psrmsthen
tOnnen. trenn He an ben &nGiGtsn fsfsebat.
ten bdtten. au DelGen Re f6 bis gum pattfa.
atiAen Gcn3tl btfdnnt battsn.
go lautet Die resterunssfreuntlt6e Dtps.
tts, ndtrenb Der eefer aber ben rirtttGen
5aGvsrtalt ntGt tm 3psift1 feta Eana.
Dem preubtf6en Gteecrbnetentaaft III elm
Gntpurf sorselest w0rbsn, reldsr ben Art..
tel Der gsrfafans auftstt, Der Der GetRttG.
felt bic unabtdnsiBt gsrraltars Der firHlt.
den M%nselesenbetten unb ben reli8s6ftn dc.
acfenfbaften ben unbebtnbertsn 8erfebr NIT
ttrsn Obern ,usetstt, uns ferner bic @tt'
ttstett Ger bonn Tapfe uab rem SifG6fsn
semaHten g%rnennunsea 3u ftrGlt&tn Msn,.
terri, BON Ter gefattsung hes RestsFuns ab>
tdngig maGt. z
Die talbamtliNe sHcrbesatf6e MA. Bel.
tunsA ftretbt: Der Mrttfsl Der nYef'. BE-.
trsFenb BITE 8rtesssefabr enttdit ptet @at.
rec, Rlbt iA aber tGeiiwetit auf Torberar'
gen, bsrsn Rttttsteit MIR TOR btRretten mlls
fen. Die gssetunsen bes eentfGen Ret6es
gum Mustance. fIne BET Detten ntGt 70 10.
sanfis, pte BE pOR he bartlett. @snn
aud pie In SraatreiG Dor RN setenoe I'm,
| sefaltuns Der Arnse eeeterst IN. infer Wtb.
trauen I'D erresen, fc jtett lie bod f~etneswess
auf eine bldtenbe 3afammen,tstuas Der
frant6ffGen Gtrsittrdfte. fcnbern wirb aus
ffar lieseReen Granben unterncmraen. Die
Vea iberf6dst ben Gtnlu6 Der pdpRiGen
Sartet unh Der Sefutten In Statien unD Oe
ferrett, seren RaGs slafttGrwttk nt&t
biaretGt, nm bas irtiAsn rem In Grase fcr.
raeabsn &errfAern ODER sgSttsrn beRetrnbe
quite Girsernstutsu au RDren. uno baRelbe.
ataubt bic .aasemetae", gift aud pen
| granfrst&. @tsbsr BITE @praGe Der 8is'
raard. Sldtter.
yarts, IL. april. Son Gfela tuirt &c.
| rtsteet. baS Don Carlos am 7. b. 80. aGt
artesssefansene Bat erfGteben 1aGsn. ais
Dieberpersetuns far etnen dbnlt&su @tt Der
Graufanfett Der &tfenRfen.- .r
qcntsn, IL. april. Der beutf&e2ron'
prtna rtrb. pte anse3eiet. mad S',lten rst'
fen, ete &bliGt aber, benz 36ntIe @iffrr en-
naanael sltG3ettis ttHen OlRsteasn Gesents'
fu6 abauRattsn bot nsan tn Z lin aufSfss'
ben.
DIE .D4tlp Meps" min riGtn. bae lsbte>
res auf Btsmards btfonperen 8ual4 be
fblcHei rsuree.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17
(Gtn9efanbt)
MmS GtearmS gpmntD.
g. Soba's college. 6. April, 1875.

81. So6a's college. 6. April, 1875.
Dos SET bes 81. Benedict, tuurbe am Reu>
tisen Sage tter auf stne feierlt&e Metfs
beeamsen. I'm feds u6r par Gtueenten>
Mefs unb UNI aGt rbr pcntiFetrte Der
SoGm'Rt 6err s4bt unt gtfGof 8upert
@eisenbuf6, o. s. B. P. gtertus Gbeltrcd
ttelt bic yreetst iber ben .gert: .Haec est
via, qua dilectus Del Benedictus asce ndit
in colum,"-Nuf btefsus @e9e futr ber 81.
8enebtft, Der Greunb @cttes, In ben 3tm'
mel.
8ruber SOispt teste .pdbrenb bes Sod
antics feine Orbens Gelabbe al, etn &ct.
Der ME Ssrfebtt, auf pas sldubtse @ematt
etner tiefen Gtnbrud su MAIDEN. Durd
@sbprian,, armutb unb 8euf&bstt trttt Der
MeniG Elm In bic S~ubtapfen fetnes GrlS
fers, wtrb elm Ntblet Sefu Gbrtft.
DELTA.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-17
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