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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
SHERIFFS PROCLAMATION
OF TIE
Time of Holding General Election.

DuNIrHAN CoUNTY s.
I'll. S,,,. az Eon,,. % an ., NO., ,,--..,,
-Gcsei;1c. 49, ~ ~ e"''
KNOW YE. that Thomas 7 yander.,i,. sb.,ir -
N Donipha County Kansas by virtue of authority in
vested BY this proclamation give pnb lir n1ice
that ON the Tuesday succeeding the first NJ nday trng
the seventh dayD November A d. Is16 ther, will A.,
he'd general reGti"n at the several voting precincts
si anu inc "n0erS 10 DC CHOSEN at that time
as follows t'"lt;
United states. anu 'e'i''eh' u the
E,ur,,.,ut.t iva in I.on.r,.s far tb I,,,. -, 4.
District; ~
Cny,ruor
Lieutenant Governor
SerTetarr of SIT.
Auditor of STATE INN fern,
AnJitor of STATE ,ta M y.cn.,,
Treasurer of state 0ull trrmI ~
Treasurer of STATE no MI vac,pcy,
Attorney General
Associai. Jn-tic. If the Sunr.,,. 6o,,,.
Stat. S,,n.ript.nd.nt n, p,,hii" T., 80.
Ind s n tb. Disfrirt en-, ~ ,ha s zion;
trict '''''''u DIs-
sat. Senator fron the First Ssn,,o,;.r D4,.
Msnb,r If The Unnss AZ p oenatoiia instruct
laturr fi,.m the First R,pr..rbt,,iy tue Legs
Member az H. Unnss r. P,' We , DistIlet
I,inT. frnu tb, S.cond o. the Legs.
Member of The House al REORGANIZATION ilS'.
Iaturr from III. Third Renresepta,ir inc LeEls'
CIart nT Ih. District 90, '''' Di''riet
Probate Judgr
Conntv Attnrn,v
Connty Snn.r;rt;..,5 .r, n, pr,; -.
One Township Trnstee in Zach Townsh triton
Dn, Tr,,,.b;p, f'isrI l., - r. NtnshiP'
Que Township Treasurer in each Tow,,ship
N,-,.L;,,,, h,gt III - -. =" hH"'P except iowa and
On- Read tiv.r,,er ~, -, tS's,I n; f..
hin 80 ' ''1i iN'''u D'''Ilet I'D eaeh Town
J'I,a foIIoyri,,o ,,r,,,,s 80; 49,, -.
,f III STAT. aG 49, ~ m ~ - i :" lne Cohs'itutl"n
- -, W N'e" upon!
SENATE JOlNT RESOLUTION NO. l.
Senate Joint Resolution M 1 Dronosinr ap,.nJ,.,,.,
Articles Two and Nine of m. C'opst,nn f III So,
Of Kansas relatin" to appropriafinns and C,nn,2 IN
GERS
BE Il resoired by the LeafHrs of the Stats If E7Bs1s o
third If all the members elected 10 each Eoss
therein:
Srcrrox Tbo forIor-;r, ,,ro,,,.;,i. =. -, ,
C,,nS,;,,,,ion of r. 80, - 20 aihehn the
~, .I.ct,,. Of tb, S.. e. - 70
General .lrction to b- brIJ on M, w AZ .he
a., NonJar n, 49, n i-n,S sT Zee ths
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

~ Mr.. John Mailer has appeared once more among
us after being confined for twelve weeks !" ms 'oD
ON the effects Of his terrible fall at 81 Joe '
manage to get about pretty well on eru'cnes vu,
r.ke great deal Of use yet Of his feet and lett arm
Iann,.. f,i.od, here which includes the whole PopuA-
tiop were clad 70 him
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

of subscribers says that another subscriber
lately him. indignant about something ne mao
in the paper and after eXhausting himself WOUND
up with: Ny wife SAYS the Cd DID thing shall never
come into the house again p why replied the other Il
didn't know your wife talked that way. oh. no. eH
planned the other; she didn't say that put that in my
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
Grain Dealers.

Ia sell Grain Will nd il their interest call
Also dealers in General Merchandise. stock 0f
Fall and Winter Goods just received at prices
gny competition B. r. HERRING CO.
Highland Station Oct la-Sw
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

ApTERTIsENLSrs.-w We compelled last week TO
leave out humber of advertisements b. the quantity OF
other matter that furnished for insertion In that Is
IN the future.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
New Goods. New Good. .

C. F. vanBuskirk has just filed his house full of
goods, which he offers at bottom prices He has every
thing, from hair pin to suit of clothes and doesn't
propose tG be undersold. One and all and him
No trouble to show goods.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
Wolf River Township.

The Republicans of Wolf River Township will
Severance, Thursday November 3D. for the urpose of
placing in nomination candidates for the various Town
ship Offices, to be voted for at the ensuing election
By order OF the Township Committee.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
Committee Meeting.

The members of the Republican Central Committee oil
the I'd Representative District requested tn meet at
Troy Saturday Oct. asth, at oclock p. NJ.
c. LELAND, JRr Members
II. BoDER, JR, Of
s n JOHNSON } Committee.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

~ Mr.. C. W. Hsrgis reports an ear % corn r.ssa :.
his Mace containing I4ss grains This ear oeonsea
1t that took one Of the premiums al our late County
wbo can beat Il
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
AGENTS.

BATES LOCKE, "a Park Row, New York.
s. NJ. PETTENGILL CO, 81 Park Row, New York
GEORGE p. HOWELL & CO. 40 Park Row, New YORK
ROWELL & CHESMAE, st. Louis, Mo.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
BelIemont Lime Works.

1--WE undersigned has purchased the celebrated Lime
Work. al Bsllempnt, Doniphan County Kansss. jus;
above ST Joseph and viii give his hole attention TO the
business keeping constant supply Of the very best
teie of Lime in any quantity purchasers at Is
cents per bushel.
Aug. II. is76-iy. T. J. HALL.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
Grain Wanted.

MOVES MOORE are now prepared a pay cash for
~ all grain offered and delivered White Cloud and
storage for twenty i've Thousand bushels of grain
reasonable terms Grain received and sold
mission. MOVES & MOORE.
White Cload Ksnsas Ang. ;. ls7s-tf.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

The genuine article must have Dr. JOHN BULLS private
stamp each bottle. DIR JOHN BULL only has the right
to manufacture and sell the original JoHSJ SMITHS Ton.
&c SYRuP of Louisville Ky. Examine well the label
each bottle. If my private stamp is not each bottle.
do not purchase you will be deceived See my column
advertisement. and my show card. will prosecute any
infringing my right The genuine SMITHS Tonic
SYRUP be prepared only by myself
The publics servant,
Dr.. JOHN BULL
l5iunely. Louisville, Nv.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

VIM. Mann wishes call the attention of all who have
vicious ungOvernable horses mules that he has the
agency for those celebrated Rockwell Bits and Over
them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

- large lot of Cousable's Sales, and JIStce Sab
prnas in civil actions just printed and for sale this
Office.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

You cah get the best r for the money. at
BIcKFoRD s. SINCIAIR's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
COMPLETED JUNE Io,h, 1875.

The extension of the St Louis Kansas Ci,y and North
Rail,ray from Ferguson Station to
The -. Louis Union Depot,
eleven milesJ was completed June TO- All Passenger
Trains arrive and depart and from the Union De-
pot where connections made with all Eastern and
Southern lines This extension passes through the
beautiful FOREST PARK; also the interesting and
picturesque portion of suburban Louis and surround
ing country.
This COmpony has just published beautifully coored
engraving, entitled IA Birds Eye Tie'c 81 81. Louis
showing the Union Depot the the tunnel
under the city the bridge the Mississippi River and
the Relay House, East st i1ouis.
For copies Of this engraving free address G. K. LORD
General Passenger Agent, st. louis 22june.
~ School books and school supplies at Russells. ar
tg@ Choice Cider Vinegar at Van Buskirkis.
Books, Books.
At Bckfori Sinclairs you viii find everything in the
Schoolne. sept30.
~ New Orleans Molasses at Van BuskiIk'S.
~ Warranty, Quit Claim and Mortgage Deeds for sale
at this office
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
REPU BLICAN
CAMPAIGN
MUSIC.
Each Piece giving Picture of
HAYES e WHEELER.
FOR THE PIANO.

FOR THE PIANO.
Hayes and Whrelers Gal0p to the White House
- DO zee % cfs
Hayes and Wheeler's Favorite Polka. BY IT.
% III
Hayes Campaign Quieksetp. Hy II. Miller n rts
Hayes Campaign March. By II. Ner.. aJ ets
Address ~ P''''-
J. l. PETERS, s4s Broadway, New York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

~ Stock Salt at 3 per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

~ Call Coudit. City Bakery, for those
Centennial Pictures They can't be beat
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

~ Don't tail to C. W. Noyes & Cos advertise
meut if you Of the cheapest goods sold
Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
-fNNOUTCE.UESTS.
County superintendent.

Fee Cin adrancs)-F"r Legislature or County OHcr S
ToieHsh.p City OItec 81.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

Sherif,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, Is
DoNPHAN COUNTY, -
In the District Court for DOniphan County State
The st. Joseph and Kansas I
Loan and Building Company Plaintiff.
Jonathan Rigby.
Jane A. Rigby,
Amanda Hall
Robert Flckinger,
and
A. J. Selover. ] Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given that will on the 18th da of
~ November, 4. ID. ls16. at the hour clock T. M
said day the north door Of the Court House in
Troy Doniphan County Kansas offer for sale
public auction tor cash the following described real
All that portion the quarter
section ti ia township four 10 OF range
ell east lying the north side of East Brush
Creek and more particularly described follows: COM
rncng sixty 69 rods from the Of said
quarter section thence running north the line Of
section to the said
section thence west line said
section TO the centre OF said East Brush Greek eoe
Town said East Brush Greek point Opposite the place
% beginning thrner the place Of beginning in
DOniphan County. state Of Kansas Taken the prop
Of Jonathan Rigby aad of red for sale the
bidder for cash. Ia ssti-f certain judgments and
record in the District Court DoniphaD County
the of Kansas, in which St Joseph and Kan
Loan and Building Company is plaintiff and Jonathan
Rigby ct al are defendants.
Appraised at s-OO.OO.
Given under my hand. this 18th day of October A d.
l-16.
I'll. vANDERSLICE
sheriff Of Doniphan County.
October 10. Is16-5S. Prs fee. SIS.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

SMITHS Tonic SYRUP has been counterfeited and tn
brougbt In 1risf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

~ Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by c. Leland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26
Look ut Prices.
At BIcKFoRD & SrxcLAIR's.

At BIcKFoED & SrxcLAR's.
VIM Mann wishes to call the attention of all who have
vicious ungovernabe horses mules that he
agency for those celebrated Rockwell Bits and Over
Draws which viii conquer the obstinate. Call and
them.
Il.
You get the best r for the money at
BcKFoRD SINcIAIE's.
~ Don't tail see c. W Noyes Co.'S new advertise
meut if you cheapest goods sold in
Kansas.
rs 7iC. per yard for Prints at Z. W Moves Co.'S.
~ Chatiel Mortgages and Bonds for Deeds for sale
this -ice.
II supply Police Judges Blanks just printed and
for sale at this office.
MONEY TO LOAN,
On long time at low rates Of interest secured by farm
mortgages. H DRENNING
Troy. Kansas Feb "a IsT6
rv good Atwood lined Blouse. for 81 at Move. &
Co.'S.
~ You get Machine Oils all kinds at the low
est prices at Bckford &Sinclair's
lS- Preaching. Sabbath. at the Presbyterian
Church. by Rev. T. Z. Sheldon.
r. New Goods. at hard times prices, at Leland's.
FRANKLIN BABCoCK
VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money. 3feL56.
Money 70 Loan,
On long time low interest, we'll improved Farms in
pouphan County Kansas. Apply to
juneaI. *. STOUT. Troy Kansas.
u Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by c. Leland.
u Pure Cider Vinegar at Bickford SinelAr's-
u seloyers Flour at Lsand's, and warranted as good
as any other make
n Hezdlightand Radiant Pallor Oil, at BiekfOrd
Sipclairs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

~ Warranty Quit Claim and Mortgage Deeds for sale
at this office
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

70 School books and school supplies Russels. Il
rg- Choice Cider Vinegar at Van Buskirk's
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-26

On long time low interest well improved Farms
Douiphan County, Kansas Apply to
juneaI Xxx. STOUT. Troy. Kansas.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-01
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
inb taS f9srfe unp biuisfe Mittel
sur uebsrFenbuns Don @elb unb ipaten,
wp fe su baben fnb, pasu eebrau6t
tuerben.
0enn cine 3ettuns pon etnem Ysf>
amt an Elm anperfs SerleBt tperten iou,
70 mus INNER au6 ta5 poItamt anses
seben weroen, wp bie 3sttuns friber
empfansen puroe.
8snn Semono Ietn 8latt nt6t re-
selmdBis empfdnst pber f6 auf irsenc
stns 8sile 8sbIsr einf4Ietden, 70 iulte
Der betrsfenpe Nsent iupie bic Ser>
ausseber fOslei6 BARON bena9ridtiet
iperpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-01

wdrcsu, ols Die bstreFenpen Srrsns,
leute. Sc mag aber auh fir bie1e
ielbit iiberaus Fart unb fdmerltb aee
peien iein, Gd) ppn einaneer trennen
unb bic StdttS an weI6er fe bister
ibrsm beili9en Berufe Ubliesen fonntsn,
cerla7en su miiiien, pbne eieentItb su
wii1sn, narum lie eebsn muBten. Die
,,@ulturtdmpfs," aber mbesn iubeln
penn es 1T pis,er etn Orrensbaus me-
niger TN ssutiden Rei6e.
Nus tem Gleiie G1leipen, 12. Sop.
tert@tet mon. Das Trappiifens 8lr1er
Wartawalo BET 6stmba6 III tn rem
leBten 1asen eeldloGen wcrpen. Die
CresnSleute blben untsr esm bohw.
6errn YriOr GsuarD S6eby In Gonr=
st6t let Deurule bintsr 8snlo auf boil
Idnoildem Gebtet bsreits siu neues
6aus 9esriinset.
%us greslau, tet 6auptifobt S1les
fens, (9retbt man pom 1. December I:
Nob Dor bem @briitfefe beeinnt man
bier NIT Der 9ertreibuns Der @eihlts
den aus cen Dienitwobnuneen. Nm
u. .. W. purpen Die 5erren pfarrer
Stern, Gugptus ea9insfp, SapIan
Wsinbo!D Dsst serpfarre ad S. Marian
pom Sance poliseili@ an Die Cuff ees
ieBt uno Elm @leidss baben btnnen
furSem ote 5erren opn ct. Yincsns au
erwarten. 5err .. S6udmann, un>
Ter Bistbumsperweier, bat anfan9s ros
rt9er Wpde cae Sistbumsperm5aen,
abbOlen lafen, um es gang In istner
nddften Ndbe 3u babsn, am Samioa
leech l9on 1T Elm 1beil be6slben Dem
Gomcapitel ;urIfsefsQt wpreen. Wan
bate su ptel IN Befdlas senommsn.
Gs warcn Objscte babel, rie bister uns
ter lpscielIer 8ermaltuns De6 Gapitsls
ftancen uap ibren urlpruns in Stifs
tunsen gang pripater Natur battsn unO
ntdt gum 8istbumsSern5ssn sebSrten.
90 III cenn aud unter anrern Gum
men Der IlumnatfoncS na1 rem DOME
surlfsswanoert.
aus &6ln, 4. DECEMBER Siderem
gsrnebmen na& 1T Dem bieitsen Dom
capitel Don Seiten Der f5nislt6en 9s<
steruns bic Wittbeiluns semadt tror>
oen, pab einselue Dombsrrsn ibre Bobs
nunsen innerbalb pier Wo9en ~ rdus
men baben werren.
Nm IA. Deg. melpete Der Ieleerapt,
oab Der bodw'f fsgsbii1of ponS5In, oe1s
fen AmtsentieBuns pte prsubiiGe 3s>
steruns beretts einseleitet bate, ft1 Ger
weitsrsn gerfulsuns entsosen uub f9
aug cem eano entfsrnt babe.
Die taoif&e Resieruns ri&tet ibrs
@srfoIsuns tefonoers sesen neuees
weibte prtefer. 60 miro aus Rarlss
rube pom 1. Deg. beriatet: Die @eIps
bueen, welde in Ger Gr3z Di5esle 6rei,
burg eesen rie ST Neuprtsfer res Sab.
res 1874 erfannt wurcen, errei6ten Die
Summe ron 21,130 M. Da ober
etsie @tlper ni6t beisuneiben waren,
10 Durce ete @eleitrufe in @efdneniss
ltrafe oerpancelt, nelte BET allen Neus
prisaern cine Belt BON 5t58 9asen
umfnBt. Wenn baS OberbefeeriAt bic
llltbeile Der i5reibureer Straffammer
ni9t gemiloert bate, 70 wirpe Die am
sesebene Strabeit nod um 1902 Gage
sr5scr f:in. Sc it ieopa m6sIi6, 70
fiist Der YfdIser 8pte cieler Notis
binsu, bae es aud 70 mod mebr als
5l57 Gage fnp renn eS rtirften bic
einen pter aneeren 0erurtbeiluneen
ni6t purd bie 3situnsen ser6fsntlt&t
rOrcen iein, fD rae mir ite BET unierer
3ulammenifeuans nidt in 8etra6t
steben fcnnten.
Sn ben reut19en Winsifdtten tpurs
BEN bic gum 20. 9lop. 1875. inSse,
lammt ssprdgt an Golemdn;en: H.
233,434,870 Narf; an Stlbermtinz
sen 149,24S,225 M. 10 Yf.; an
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-01
MaSlanstidje Na9rtdtem.

NOtb linc bic unalIt5tert6te ltei
rte fdrsdIi6en GOlaen Ter son Den
Nmeritaner GbOmplon in grsmerbafsr
Deranlasten 1Ynanit, grplofOn ntb
otsei6lcG.n. Wte aus Berlin mitse
tbeilt pirc, Dureen rurh bic 0reuel
that 5tomplon's 1913 psrlonsn sst5rte
unD 56 serpuncst. gon cen esBtsrer
linp ;ran3ie su 0rdppeln eemadt. st
6rausn nit 135 Sinpsrn bat Gle Ra
taifrrpbe su Wittwen emaht. Sc fol:
len bsrsits $4,000 Dollars fir ctsieIter
9eIammelt rprred iein.
Ter ipanil&e &,isesminifsr @ene,
raj Sooeaar 1T gum 0enerolfattbaItel
Son Cuba ernannt morsen uno miro In
Sdloe cabin abrsiIen.
Das Die Gipililatirn Islbf In ben
entIeoenfsn 0dnrern. reren Bewobne,
Dor nod nibt oar LANCER Belt als mem
ldenfre6enee @ilre prer aIs MitsIiere,
pom 0srtre9er GOlonien eel6ilpert
wuresn. munperbare Gortlhritte ma6t
seisen fOIsenee furse NeutSfeitsnoti;en.
relde rer IeIeerorb iter Ga!ifOrnten
ocr einisen 1ossn beridtete:
Ioe Do,laNea; Dpn N9u Siip> Was
les TT am Is. NOpembsr er5fnst nor
cen.
Die @ermeHunesn fir bic 0uesns>
lamb Babn MAIDEN ral6es0ortldritte.
1as Yarlamfnt rUn Siips Nultrali~
en- 1T am 10. Ncvsmber suiammenss>
treten.
Die grntssIueT. ten waren pielpers
1predenb.
Die Nssieruns bat BE gtnfubr pon
Reinreben aus Mmerifa uno europa
unte,iaet.
Das parlament BON lasmanien
wurre am 26. Ofiober erSffnet, perpa,f
Die ibm pOrssi6lasenen bfsntli6sn
A,beiten uno wuree am 3. Nopember
pertaet.
Ia5 Yarlament Sen Neu Seelanb
wurre am 21. Sttpber pertast, radrsm
ss fir oas Sffsntlide @ObI lopis! pis
sar nt6ts eetban bate.
Sn AudIano bat Elm @onfift aris
l9sn ben @OlOntfen unp ben Ginestos
renen ifdttsefunren.
Die 6anrelsfammer BON Sibney
empfeb!t Die @inflbrurs pes poafars
ten SYfems uno bdrtte bielelbe in
nd@fer 3eit fattfnpsn. 8as bdlts
etn reutl9er prUfsfOr nod Dor Yisrsia
Sabren Don einem Parliament Ger las;
manisr selast j
@isber Elm Stad Grsibeit .pie i'd
meine," aus rem peutl1en NeiGe. Sn
Sarmen bat fdrsIi6 Der ioeialsesmofras
tilae 8etdstass>Nbe DaieIs
mann ,or leinen Ddblern eine einfiin>
piae 8epe iiber ZEN beutl6en Nei9stas
9ebalten. Gr rfldrte, bic frsie Msts
nunss. Neuberuns lei I'm NsiGstass
tbatld&Iib sernt1tst unb untsrprddt,
cen iccialiftl6en NbeeOrpneten wdrpe
eesenpdrtis in elmer neerapesu tnfamen
@eile" Ron Der Wajpriidt pas Wpri
absel9nitisn. 9ef6dbe baS nod reis
ter, 70 wirren fs am S1luHe rer Sels
fon einsn Seancal prOpoctren uno en-
fldren, eaB i'm &ei6staee bic Meinuna
Des 0Olfss ssfdIi6t wlrps unp pann
wOuen rie lpciaIiiiiiben Nbseorrneten
tbr Nanpat nisrerlesen!
Ius 5amburs wtrc bert@tst: 1it
unter rsm Namen Mplerlinie tefanntt
Neasrdnouns aus bem Sabre 1871
pelde ben alien Dampfers unternebms
uussn pom 5amburs unp Bremsn mad
Nsws sgOrf cine wirtlame SUnfurren;
MAIDEN IN tSnnsn slaubte, btelt am 26
NOsember sur 8sl6Iubfaiuns dber 81
quteation bes llnternebmens etne Sc
Understanding ab. Sdmmtli6l
S9iffe Der @elealdaft fnb na1 BEN
Bel9lub Der @eneraISsrlammluns pom
a.a.H u
, 1876-09-02

ume Of the dead past, originating in the
ages OF comparative ignorance and bar.
barism, instead OF pursuing the lights of
modern science and progressing out OF
their childhood up to the manhood of
reason, justice and charity; brutalized
by familiarity with mythical. avengine,
he'll bcgil,ling gods, and malignant devils,
prowlng about the earth seeking for
victims; instead of hnrmonizrd hy the
eXclciSc of untramclrd reason and free
thought. know just how to appreciate
their condition, having travelled over
the ground they now occupy. And now
being in advance OF them. | would look
back and beckon them to come on and
up higher, and into the light Of reason,
leaving behind them the old fables they
were taught in the nursery and he them.
selves.
T. IT, NJ
, 1876-09-02

Tennessee has forty cotton mills, EN-.
ploying 56,35s spindles, and consuming
14.443 bal's of cotton.
, 1876-09-02
F. II. NJ.

The reason for this wholesale slaughter to
avcnge the Lord Il given elsewhere in the
Bible. the exact chapter and verse dn OF re.
member.
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TEXAS FARMERS,
10 the Editor Of the Herald :

1t is time to have early apples in
market, but have seen none yet, what
is the reasonH Don't apples grow il,
this State? If ] have heard the re
mark once, ! have heard il twenty times
that Texas is good State for peaches
but not for apples. But why should
peaches flourish better here than ap
ples2 think this must be. u mistake
! was in Smith county not many week,
ago, where was informed by several
parties that apples grew in that county
rs fine and as large rs are raised in an,
part of tho United States. They senc
apples from that county to the New Or
leans market, and even to st. Louis, as
large, as beautiful and as well favored
as any that are grown any where outside
OF the State.
Now if they can have such Iapples In
Smith county, why not in Dallas, or any
other county in Texas2 There is nc
doubt they can when they learn how
To raise them. The truth is, your Tex
as farmers are u long way behind the
times. They don't know how to graft
fruits They don't know how to keep
the bugs and insects from them; aud SO
they conclude that fruits don't do well
in Texas. There is no other reason why
they don't have Strawberries There il
no better country in the world for straw
berries, and yet few cultivate them,
because they say they cannotraise them
| was in this State all this Spring, and |
mover saw them H.
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GALVESTON the PORT or NORTH
TEXAS.

The interest Of North Texas will be
greatly served by building up Galveston
~ our sea port, Apart from amy feel
ing of State pride, it is II commercial
necessity The time il not far distant
when Galveston will be the port through
which must pour an immense gram
and flour trade to South America ana
even Mexico and the MEDITERRANEAN ana
through which our coffee ana 'roP''
cal produce supplies must come var
veston has heretofore been 80 sell SUN
c;ont and conscioll. Of her future, as TO
make no effort for our trades, OF our
business. The rapid progress OF NofVh
Texas and Dallas, lately in wealth ana
commerce has shown her the folly OF
.uch policy, and she is now very WISE
ly thankful, and solictous about our
course in the Legislature, touching h'r
interests, and is duly complimentary TO
Mr. John II. Cochran our able and I'D
ora minded representative.
The business men of Galveston stand
grcatly in their own light by not adyer-
Using in North Texas papersond reach
ine for our trade. st. Louis is much
more alive to its importance, and keeps
An army of drummers in the field, and
our papers bristling with advertise
ments. The result is seen in the large
trade done with 81. Louis; whereas, lit
tie is done with Galveston, our leg'tl'
mate depot of supplies
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attorney,

In turns out that Petroleum s. Mas
by, the humorous" Radical slanderer,
is the chief member of the firm of Blake
X Locke, who sent over the country the
circular to the Democratic papers adyo-
eating Tilden M the best candidate for
the party to nominate at st. Louis. We
refer to it at this time only, to affirm
our opinion that neither rilden or his
friends were responsible for it. Those
papers which have been 50 foolish as to
publish and charge an agency" will
probably find that instead of it being II
move in his favor by the wealthy men
of Now York rcity, it was ~ disreputoble
trick to iniure Governor Tilden and the
Democratic party,