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New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
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WORK on THE cHAMP1AIN CANAL

WORK ON THE CHAMP1AIN CANAL
The State Engineer and surveyor announces that the
reyison Of surveys, pans and estimates Tor
the enlargement Of the Champaln Canal has been com
pcted The dy.sion OF the survey extends from the
junction Of the Erie and Chtnplain Canals to Fort
Miller Bridge a dis OF 2o.7 miles, and the second
division rom Fort Miller Bride To whitehall. distance
of "a OJ uilcs Trr estimated cost Of the enlargement
Of me tst dyison 10 sla07,0l0 10; Of the second
DIVISION II pol sO 06 toti, S269Si0 o6. second
line wIs rn wnicl followed more nearly the line OF the
canal and by wuch cost Of the enlargement would
le reduced about 100000. The State Engineer says
that while nc doe. feel Disposed TO make any recon-
men,iation ~ III, policy OF undertaking the speedy
comptun Of this proposed work he would suggest that
the nivvabc condition Of the canal might be greatly
and permanently Improved by the enlargement Of those
ctiou. where account OF limited width and depth
the movement boats has heretofore been attended
with great difficulty. These sections do not embrace
mo.e than 1--WE to mes Of the canal. and 1t is
believed may DO enlarged 1t cost not exceeding
S2jo.0Oo.
BLACK ROCK HARBOR.
Several OF interest are contained In
the report OF NJ Hanks Resident Engineer. and acting
~ Dviaon Engineer in place of John D. Fay resigned
chiefly on account OF the late "unpleasantness' MI
Hanks defends the improvement at Black Rock Harbor
where 50 much fraud has been committed, on engineer
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
Under contract
12G-NO3 70


Tho following shows the principal Items of eXpendi-
contracts for extraordinary repairs on Tie Ere
(.innls dnIin TIC last two wears:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25

The tonnage OF the canals during the f@cal year ~
1s7I greater, II shown by the report than the
agc gate tonnage of the railroads for the years lsGOGl
lsb1G9. AMI l-G26J. and taking tue average Of the
roads dutin: the ID years allud d to. the roads aud
canals equal up 1868 Afer this year the roads
gained tie advantage aud in the last given, the
tonnage the roads il9 times great that OF the
canals During these Is years the total tonnage move
ment including railroads and canals a. 1871 1872 9i9.
winch about equally dyidrl between them on the
The tonnage Of the canals has decreased from
- cr OF total in 1850 to II cent in
1874 The amount OF the tonnage movement IN the
canals In 1874 was thc 1870, ami below
the arlrcs Of the - years covered by the
table In 1874 the railroads reached their highest point
in the Of their tonnage AMI the lowest In their
rates The Increase in The tonnage movement OF tue
canals, l. y per cent makes poor showing beside the
700 per the Central and Erie roads and the 500
per cent ~ IL the state roa il "a Aen Jgether.
TIE YEARS ExPFS,Es
The expenditures for the Engineer Department FOR tho
year ending sept 30, 1878, For the Eastern
Division, s7i6S 81; FOR the Middle Division, S32 02O,
and on the Western Division, SlJ,G9j 10, all,
Sl22l79 30 Tic amount Of work done under the super
vision of the Engineer Department ~ follows For
the Eastern Division $i3i,579 70; for the Middle Di-
yson >202, ,SJ2 II; for the Western Division 1919
400 30; in all S9lG93l 49, The OF engineer
ng has 1873 per Of the ot the work
done. Dcductng S2G63i expended ON the surveys for
the enlargement OF the Chanplan Canal the prop
cry chargcablr the Eastern Division for engineering
expenses Is SIS .O4s. Dcducting this from the whole
amount 1t leaves S95. .764 lO4 per cent OF the whole
cost Of work the amount properly chdrgeabe to
gnccring eXensos In 1870 the proportion was g. per
cent; III I,7l and ls72. per cent; in 1873, GA per
cent 1874 7s per cent; and excluding surveys 7l3
per cent The for the past year H. therefore,
nearly per cent, including surveys, aud moro than 3,
excluding them The following table shows the total
.ltrfr Tho md
amount OF work remaining to be done existing
tracts:
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
WASHINGTON.
THE FORAYs INTO TEXAS.

r,pr. M'SAILY AND OTHER TEXANS IN WASHING
ToN-F ON 5000 TO 10000 rATTLE DRIVEN
OFF INTO MEx.Co MoNTHLY-BEFORB THE COM
New-York tribune., 1876-01-25
POSTAL REGULATIONS.

sEN. JEWELS PLAN TO PREvLNT STRAW BiDs-ilIs
IDEAS AS To MAKING FOUR CLASSES OF MER-
CIIANDISF.
, 1876-03-22

Sttrtti6Feits Bert d /. IS
artben nGbrenp per leyten 98p die % Epbes-
tGGs bisrIcltit itatt, narnIi6: @ei6e 10; 8or'
tiee 8; @Gnnlid 10; Weiblib Il.
Mlter-1 Sag bis 80 1, 1 MOnat bis G 3
3 Minnnt bis ~, 2. 1 Satr Ills 3 0, SAB
sis 5 1, 5 Sabre his 10 0, 1870 q. 20 s
81 3, 80 $40 a, 40 $50 /, $3.50
3, 90 S.-703, 1870 o. 61-l00 l, lit
befannt
Stanb-Gsbie II, @srbeirattst 7, @it-
mel 2. 9Eitmen l1nbefamnt 2.
@eturtsprt - Ser. Staa!en 10. I'm
ttfnunt 3.
@rbnun9-Stat l, MarIba0 @ore !.
Jeferlcn Marb 5, Mabilpn @nre 2, Mpr
roe Barp 2, Clay Waro 4, S1fipn Marb
armenbaus 2, Staats@, faneuiB, SOipitAl.
S.l6siniot- &rsulare @er3te 1S, GOrOns
2, Gparp Of SeoItb 2, irresuldrs @srste.
S. 81. @abelt, 81. g.
praIrent rSrarp Of Ssaltt.
, 1876-03-22

IsriiderungsfIage. @e-
itean wuroc cine alage BON Dem Momi-
nilirotpr bes @eo. W. SDsparo ge9cn
bic Equitable 2ife Snluronce Co.," bier
III Der Circuit Court einyeleitet. Sic
ea4e psrbdlt lld wie fol9t: Nm litcn
au9ult 1879, 9in9cn Die beioen Sriioer,
8. B. uno Soiepb SDeparo nit eincm
Sunsen, Namcns Green, nabe @leran-
oria in eintm YoOtc sum 5ildcn. N06s
Dem lie cine Wfeile 9crloert, fici g.. ".
Sbeparo pIDgli6 aug Dem Soote uno
man nimmt al, oab or crtrunten. Sol.
SbepurO uno Der Sun9e @reen ln0ten
nod DEM &Drpcr fun0en i'm aber nitbt.
Sn ben GoOen Oes Solepb Sbeparo
ipuroen GerliNerun9s-Yolicen i'm BE-
TRACE Don $1,000 BON Der Equitable K
Wtutual 2ife Snluranee g." 9isw YOrt,
9eiunoen. 9ie YpliSen ipuroen bier
BON Den M9enten Der Serll@cruu9s Com
pagnle uus9cltelt, oaDer lit Die &Ia9e
bier unbdngl9 gsmaht.
, 1876-03-22

8olisei @ertdt. 6ol9enoe
5dlle famen geitern in bielem @eri6te
sur Yerhonolung:
Yat Sbcluin, onaefla9t lpe9en Ges
fsbiibertretung cntlalln na6 3abluns
Der Soften
Spiepb Sonpart uno S.9atGer, onse
flo9t we9en Sruntcnbeit, init elmer Gr'
mabuun9 entlullen.
Sobn @inlton. farbi9, on9efla9t mc=
gen Musr'ffs, luuroe bis ouf bcute per=
i6obcn.
Bm. Srooiba,u, farbis, ansetlust in
hos 0ous bes 2uuis Spcnee, cinaeornn
gen uno SIS mertb Glsioun9s1iide 9c-
itpblen gu baben, wuroe ouf beute per-
lhoben.
Charles SinsIcp, Geletibertretun9,
$3.50 setraft.
9em. 9euel, farbi9, anGefla9t luc9en
9lotbaudt, muroe bis anf beute perl9o=
ben.
, 1876-03-22
Gp..traftprtn,
Sanbb uer "nb Mnbere.

Ser llrtPrjctGu te bat go. Ell rnb &arren
IN Y>rlNtebfnen prten YorG.b;A meibe or
AZ lebr maB aen g'.eils1 nsrflu'en 10 Il pnS
b ut llets III bI, eaber b tiei c. 9Ac, melhs ct.
mas in rea to6e aetrau@en iba gu triuaeu.
GENE u 9ea lnnfcn Iei9 or, tIaaen or g.
trad ten, baIten Ian 81 lno wtrpsn bllliser,
ais a bc,c le plrflufrn. Herfa4ft.
Cute Nr cir uno belt & Mafriaf mirt az.
rantr T ltatt ilr Wicrcyperfiuftr nj . &c
qeten- Gelpnpere GufHefNmtrt miyb al
Neparatulca verne esi. u. 9. 9ipScCm6,
II mint Cars g IT,. an. Ntole u. Jtfsripn.
, 1876-03-22

@crr g8. 3. Mlatt6clu, Ser Nrpalt
bes 9errn s. Splcer Gurlett, erbielt Ell.
nrn Srlef Don Dem Yuter bes ian9en
@urlett, wOrln oerlelbe erlu6t miro na6
Baltimore 81 fommen unO nit inn Su
bclprsden, wie man an beiten Die Ser
!aumoer lelnes Sobnes CUR &e1enlHaft
oleben fam.
Ssrr Gurlett, len, lpo6nt in Salti'
more, ut YrQllDent elmer yont uno be-.
list ELL 9robes @erm09en.
8sltern ut 9err 4tattbelp mad Bal
tluiDre ab9erellI.
, 1876-03-22
Su psrasietben.

Die neu srti6teten WirtblbaftsrGume bes
@.larspervlns S,rainia, an Der 7tsn SiraBe,
splIAen Broad unb Wurinal. ~eelesea. limb
p,n benz 1lisn 2lprit al fut D. Dausr % +.
sw0If MOrutr 81 Yfrmietbeu. Dle uaberen
Seplnauns II res Wistbeputra 8 fl men bel
ben SHrn W. 3 mmnmann, So. 9.S Utaln
ctr. mup Ssrmaan S6miet SO. 500 Nroab
GIL. einssleben ws. ben. S9riuI,G serlissel.
fe Aneebpte, an ben Welan. N.retn Wlrsinta
sn,9tet wireen bis gum II. b. ". sca 0pen-
senannel . rrfn en- 9esereenpmmsH.
Der Berein b.bat l,p pas Nt9t Dor, in
pie allie MnSeupts atsIleDnen.
y. y. MILLER,
% 5ml 9talitsnt bss @slansperelas @irsinin.
, 1876-03-22

hcraua, oaS &tcn;p gar fem @clo BON
Weit : Virqtnlcn crbattcn ltnS ouB Die
aanie @eId)id]te ohnc .3ruciiel pon boshofs
ten nno neloildeu friiberea gfad)burn bc(>
ielben alloc cttclt poroen mar. Scenep
b%cflnoet fth jeet mieter ouf irciem 6uBc
uno orobt nun Guen, tie icinc Nerbof.
tlna bclbciQciiibrt ulio babel u1itaclpirft
BADEN nit &laaen.
, 1876-03-22

she State" iugt. baB Die @cfanDe-
men in Den 0OD 9ominion Stclaorii.
den" Mbenos bis 10 Doer IL ubr obns
Mate ausscben uno ooB am Gage, ci=
niye cine Wteile melt aus DEM @v ibts=
mirclle bes @a6ters li6 entferncn, Des-
bolb bitten lie @elsgenbeit @elO 81 be-
fOmmen, wOmit lie Die @tldente, al
ibre @a1ter,~ besablen.
, 1876-03-22

size State" bemertt, baB cs BON Den
lun9eu 2euten gebctsn wOroen, betennt
gu MAIDEN, ooB Der &ellner in st.
SGmes 0otel lie crit lNle9t bebonoeIt
babe, boB le weoer 9cflubt, beIeIoigt
nod i'm 9eDrobt BADEN uno DoB tie feline
M~ilnoe1iaDrI9e lelcn.
Nw linO iibcrseugt, ooB Serr aod
&eInen obne Gjruno aus Der Sbire 81
legen uerlu6t.
, 1876-03-22

2onSen, 20, l>id's Ocpejden al
Die ngtcluS" %brtnacn VcltereS iiber bic in
GeantwJrtuna Der 3bronreoe III Den @ors
tes ltatt9efuuOeae 2eb. tt 4apiu 5e;oq
lth ouf Oen Goup SGtat bon 1874 mo
erlldrt,. oaB letle S,tpeillau,s an Sem-
leIbtn lhm ais oas clm;iAeUilttcl erld)icnn
UNI oaS 0ano Dor arGBcrcn Sci brcn a,
bcbiiten. ST. cleln ict fir Den Sdwltt
ucraniwort(idl oa Scnnor GaItclar lid)
ocnl lben a%bgcnei9t ,ei9te. Snftlar CT.
luleocrtt, oaB. wenn CT &unbc Don Gem
9cbabt b1tte, mas bauol5 beablid)tiat
lpuroe, er scrcdtie.tiat s~c,ueIen lcin mir
&c, 4ooia lrihlcScn ~ l.,Ilen.
, 1876-03-22
~ msef q,
-. .nn,.fn,tIT,o T,,tte,. FiIr HSt. X

Oa5 atnelttatl11Ne Vutfer rnf Nt%D
Dieie 4Riihumg eutbdlt tcin NrIcuif
pbtr ucrqiftete Stoife.
gs t,inet cine reire Slat uap ba t Granftei
SpH Sinoen meg.
lie or Nrttsel bat inter etren on ern Nomen
Wunrcr Yerirbet in osn &iebberrbm Won
0rcB 8titanlen,
GS ii Ella IL. ter Snamea uub crs MT g~sluntes
Hlsilh tsim @ieb.
So tefSreert tsn W abstbum res junssn Die
hes.
Gs Yertoubt bic gpsiien unb srsust large
Wple lei Sbaafen.
Cir Ghpsine it es elm Wtittel, peldt5' s ranf
teiten pen ibusu atbGlt.
IS rrln'at tas 8lut Der Vteroe, ElneSleb
II ~.
G'eaa Ell oerejbt an riefem 8uttsr, es D(rbta-
bert Gbplera unb perm1brt beS St9,n Won
@tcrn.
Ga mirs in Scent Vafeten Sfrfnnff. Die
@sbrau6sanpeilureen iiap icbr lsi9t.
Sir 1 Sife 81 Sob 400 Yaf'ts
9 7 Cob go y
A 70 1tOtb 400 /.
Mpbert 6nmr, 6abrifant,
Offes anb Eager so. IS, Is Strabs
Ut ! milt ri 9mons >, 0a,
, 1876-03-22
ngsy- Sin ,jeoer, lpe. dcr Die nOt1to'

nSg Sin Jeoer, iue, der Die notblae
.3eit I'M 0ouoc ipar uno o-S Yliraerr d)t
erlanacn wtu, lollte iid) un 9etrn 0,nrp
Wpbgcr ncnocn. Derlslbe Dciorgt Die
l~Sa,iere uuentaeltliu ne 1T tdllid IN
iciner Sifjcc, Gan Ctr, ;luIldsn on
II. uno 49,. BON y bis II uDr liorsen5,
III t%rcffeu.
, 1876-03-22

.4ffen. Montos Nu0t iaben mir
sipel lbOne Afien I'M &Otale oes 0crrn
Souer. Sen elnen bate 9errn Sarra
BON Sperm &otbe 9~efouit, uno Den an
bern bate 0err &otDe n11 bcbOIten.
9Ielelben mudten ppliirll6e Sprlin9e.
g9er einen wilal6t fam ibn b,ll9 I'M
5O-Gents 2Aoen betommcn, o0 Serr 3.
ltets elneu ooc1 mcbrere uorrdtby bat.
, 1876-03-22

8err s., RorIplt. Gs baden Ii@ 5luci
0ludfsbler III DIE &rtlarun9 Der 6ull=
Dobe III unlcr 9citri9en hummer eln9es
iNlIAen; es be,Bt ramIl6 nldlt nWem
DIE Gno9elNwlnolgtelt 8 UuB NAL
Ionoern pins, l SUP, AUDI niNt II
ma /, i%anotrn pins, | SuB.
, 1876-03-22

S0ifffabrt. 9ie brltllhe Bar
te y. +. 9Sorpid," Gapitdn Slime, lit
bier 9eltern BON Nem Yort ansetOmmcn,
I'm cine 2ooung Wtsbl mad &lO De Sa.
Metro All ncbncn.
, 1876-03-22
Scrnt anita Sat.

Scrlannnlung. 0unncrita9 Den %. Mldrs
Ateue5 s 1br.
int 29fale bs5 Sesya 6. Saur
G1e NIicnGre. iop ele Dratlae. bic I9
an cteFsm lint rhtb hrn Su tstbeiligen MIN
lbeu, wsrota neal li9lt elL9slIrrn hitler u /
lAmmluus beiSupc9 un.
DE srlten @ius blHnsen wertsn IN elmer
nod rabss su 5etimmsncen 8ernmmluna
iemadt ., ~. Muller prev. SER. =
, 1876-03-22

Seut DE Yont. Mor9en miro
cine G%erlommlung Der @ftlOndrc Der 5u
0riinoenoen bcutl1cn Sanf itatlfinoen.
, 1876-03-22

5ufin9s Court. 0err Otto
Morsenltern bat Seitcrn feline ~Sll of
Ggceptions" i'm @eri6tc ein9erci6t.
&l1ter @ulgon entlieB &cuben gSil
lioms, "a ibn ein neusr 9ro5eB Don Der
court Of Mppeoiz" bewilli9t moroen.
Dcrlelbe lit anQcflogt $3.50 BON elnem
Steinbaucr 9eltoblen 81 ba6en.
, 1876-03-22

Ser @rono Surn ii berwie-
fen. So9n @llloro ein betonnter
0ieb, welGer in oos 5aus Deg Serrn
s. 3. 90Dn ein0ebrp0en lein lpd, wur
DC eeliern pom YoIiSeiridter Der Grano
SlrD iiberluielen.
, 1876-03-22
Gtant Ni6mDno.

Setter -b eriht iir beute.
Sbeilipeile moltl9es ooer flares nno tdl=
tcres @ettrr; licigcnoes Barometer;
nprblpeitli9e unb lucitli0c Ninoe.
, 1876-03-22
Sif'S
. m bier

in cine Y ertejaeysihriit, titib Huff
NIT fplcrirter pl tie a 6 eta tei. De rife
Nummer 1T gum Wtrianrte t rna. Dtmls b II
II mfAllS Gin pr'isarrSeiariB bei ,efiyt.
9'reie rs &euts re SNhr.
, 1876-03-22

@efebiibsrtretung. 9cnrp
Sartfen uno Somcs s. TrD, farbig,
,purosn jeocr $40 s%cltrait, neil lie an
Sonntuge S1nops ucrfouIt botten.
, 1876-03-22

8irsi q. g6ir rlo9en ouf Die
NnSsiae oes @elan9oercins Wlrsiula auf
merriam.
, 1876-03-22

Suuspcrtonf. 8citern wurIs
ons 9Ous, Ode Der IA, uno 4t0in Str.'
100 Wieper'u g8blsfep=8 tiNalI mar. fir
sll,025 on 9crH 81. 9tEbsr9 p%ertauft.
, 1876-03-22
epudftipnen ppn Brieffaffe,,.

gon 3llten all ren amej teIonbereu @eaen.
~s'pe 1is StFrnF itfn t%sfannr iiur, GOO rnp
100 (. w 80 NIB us q. NJ. Spnn
d 9S-9.50 .. 81. NIB Z q. ".
@l Dttetto9en = Geo s. 81. urb
V: w. @0r aItea onbsrn Nn(tcn uerssn
exc SfIeTf aHf BEN &Idmey rer Ir,ocr aooes.
Vp'' u. y. Son Ser, Q VT.
, 1876-03-22

Crib nfnetc 9cltcrn Wor9en i'll Nep
Yprf nit ia uno iAlob Mitto9s nit
l13i.
, 1876-03-22
9iGf'5
S!unienz I'M Geatliei3mereien

int be telten bet Welt. Gislslten merter
BON sincr y i'll Oh Me'pne' ~pcfAuft, IL :
praGtist glamsa uno fttue oemiils Il b
cas- 9(rIu'tnt. Gi' YrcispuSeihniB IN b Ut
Arr rofr enJiilhfr S.iit ls te i9 jepe :
nj II 9'9eN 2,nisnrM 8 rpa eina 2 @ents
pOlnalte 3u.
, 1876-03-22
8pffer unb Galife.

Gfeqontc Sdnlidlubc fin MabAcn
mp &nabcn.
6tine &olb8lcbcrne Sticfc'n unb Sd)u
he fir 5crrcn &aaben uno JiinQlinae,
Stiefei gum &nGpfen nno hit Gpieen
fiir 0nmen W.d d)cu hlo &inoer.
'&ofr, FoIile mo &Nad)ttln gu her,
mtcrGelegtcu &lciien.
@)unlmi lebcritu6c bon alcn Sorten
II Iehr nlIll9en &rcliM,
Seftclltc arbe4t miro gut pcrfcrtiqt
1nO cos 4allm Qarrontirt guuSbclic@
inaen mcrOcn oufS Z cite uno 4'iinftld)<
lie helorut 0err 9obn y. y old IL
.olrp cs iebr freacn icinen dltereu &unocn
poS bci!C Ute grbc lNtr fit. te0ieuer Su
}%iirfrll. 0crnMn golden & ruoer,
10. Of III : 5ll Broad Str sac,
, 1876-03-22

NdtbieIfrage.
98clbcr Strid ooer 5au bdlt Die
gSirt6s Sulommen?
, 1876-03-22
Ginlabmn9 Do.
NDD II II E M ut
auf bic tsuti@e iIulrirte
MGer~ unb Wartenbau>
Reituna,

bsr: o. ", Coleman. Milwarf,s, @ise.)
3 ifnrift ir
Sanbnir!blGnff, yisb5R6. Sbfbtn
Sininrn'r II. Sien,ujnDt II. lrn 4 mliicnfleiB,
e,lDelat Irit psm Sabre 1870 reselmGBta rt.,
.ru98 ioCn MOnats. Ser Mtpnnemenls
fttrdgt tci 8rrNusSubluaa Cine ui,e pprtp)
NUT 70 Gcuts per Sabr.
Sepe Nummer entDait > 9 nniarttfel iter
he iiter pe Yerldiepr en- 3mei9e her fTfln
unD 81 ar:sntpIrthi9ait. 8e.fss una gauss
!u~irtbi9aiti9e Nni atc. lOule ionltisen se~
NJ t"nug .aea ygietcf nspit Sautraiionen.
u ii ter 0fien telnummtr nj. Elm Snbalts-
pnSeiNniB tss Sabr an9s pnie Gin uml9log
9%eIlefert. 4 iele .dt ttntlG=ametttantl9e Seit,
lArift miro terelte non Iftr
hieIen DeutiGen &annWirlben, 01rtaer.
NrIna:ierlcI IL. |. H.,
in rem yer. g tlattu seleien unp intet ilteraQ
G ne freu Hide Autnabme> Yroteoummtrn
tper Ell untntse tli@ az ir9snc cine @elsIe
velIanpt. Ausfunft ertbstt unb Ysfsluassn'
telpr8t
Sn1n s.. peim.
9sraue9sber tsr nTiratmla e taats @aaette."
, 1876-03-22
0idts YlumeufiiGrer.

g~nleitun' CUR 9lumsn. unn @smilsaudt ae=
tsnc. in ct or a'umru, b ffeheap, pfrIfnbe id
beesn gin e. tnna non 25 Gents. Ntr.lir
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
, 1876-03-22
dm'1S etasr 4Alarm-C s!earapb..

Nlarmr 6 G It e n.
&c. 2 Gtle gSlisei Citation.
Hp. 3 3meite gDti3ei Station.
81. 4 Critic @Dfi3si @tatiun.
No. 3 Sprisfnbass, 3ts StraBe, nate.
N0. 6 ~Sccf arb 9atber Somls," grpas,
SfraBe, atpil9en bar 9ten unb 1Oten.
NC. Z Sprtgsnbaus, 18tep @ts., TAB
$40. 10 Gpdette.
Np. 1-3 Ode Der 12kn unb Drain Ctr.
1p. IA @de Der 10ien unh 9YrS ctr.
Np. ID Gde psr 1ltrn uup Cars Ctr.
No. 10 @de Der giue uub N(nin Ctr.
Ne. II Gde Der 3tfu uno IuYQ( Ctr.
Nn. 2-l Gde rer 25len uno 8roap Ct
N 2-3 Gdt Der 17ten urp MarIbaa ctr
Np. "a Ode Der 17Nn nnp @altinotprs
Ctr.
NO. Is Mstrryplikn Gilsn.0srfs. 7
Str.
No. 20 Gfe Der 5tsu unb Main Cir.
no. 81 Gde Der 14tsa unb Maiu Ctr
No. SO Gde Der 22tsn une Main Ctr
no. ga Gds Ter 13ttn uns Carp Ctr
9fo. So StartildsS Nrmenbans.
NO. 3-6 Greresar @ilsn=@erfe.
Np. Al Ode Der 9tsn unb Qeia CIR.
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, 1876-03-22
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-05-12
Rich Without Money.

Many man is rich without mo-
ney. Thousands of men with moth
ing IN their pockets, and thousands
without even a pocket, are rich. A
man born with a good, sound consti-
tuition, a good stomach, good heart,
good limbs, and pretty good head
piece, is rich. Good bones are better
than gold; tough muscles than silver;
and nerves that flash fire and carry
energy to every function, are better
than houses and lands; it is better
than a landed estate to have the right
kind of q father and mother. Good
breeds and bad breeds exist among
men as really as among herds and
horses. Education may do much to
check evil tendencies or to develop
good ones; but it is a great thing to
inherit the right proportion of facul-
ties to start with. The man is rich
who has a good disposition-who is
kind, patient, cheerful, hopeful, and
who has flavor of wit and fun in
his composition.
The hardest thing to get along
with in this life is mans own self.
A cross, selfish fellow-a responding
and complaining fellows timid and
care-burdened man-these are all
born deformed on the inside. They
do not limp, but their thoughts do.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-05-12
Growing Ruta Bagas.

c. r. Alvord says in Boston Cuk
Hvator:, There always has been, and
probably always will be different
views as to whether it pays to raise
roots to feed to stock or not. Every
intelligent person knows that the
profit or loss in raising and feeding
any crop depends on the favorable or
unfavorable circumstances attending
the raising and feeding of those crops.
For nearly forty years l have raised
roots to feed to farm stock, and l am
satisfied that during this time roots
have paid me as well as any other
crop that l have raised. The ruta
bagas has been the kind chiefly raised,
as | have had the best success with
that of any that l have raised. l
have never raised crop that yielded
less than at the rate of five hundred
bushels per acre-the largest yield
ing three hundred bushels on one
fourth of an acre, and several crops
have produced five hundred bushels
on half an acre. The labor of rails
ing and harvesting my turnips is no
more per acre than raising potatoes.
l feed roots raw to cattle and sheep,
and boil them for hogs. I have fire.
gently heard 1t said that turnips are
comparatively worthless to fatten
beef with, and also that if beef cat
tie be fed on turnips, the turnip feed
must be stopped for several weeks
before they are killed, and meal or
something else substituted, or the
beet would taste of turnips. In
numerous instances [ have proved
the falsity of this notion.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-05-12
Argument for Grass Culture.

"A contributor to the Boston Culti-
Gator says:
Taking all things into considera-
ton, as regards alternate husbandry
compared with the grazing districts,
the one is remote from cities, and has
q system of rotation of crops which
requires more labor to keep up the
fertility of the soil, to supply the de-
mands of the people; the other near
to the city to supply the cities with
milk, and by top-dressing those
meadows they do not require that
capital, skill, and enterprise, that they
do in the tillage districts. In speak
ing of the average rise per acre of
the two modes of husbandry, the
grazing districts always have done,
and always will command greater
rent; one reason the meadows are
never broken up, and by top dressing
can be made to produce large crops
of hay. In mixed husbandry and by
a rotation of crops, more study and
skill are required to be successful;
more practical knowledge in farming,
and after all his hopes, perhaps, will
be disappointed; his crops may prove
a failure.
l will furthermore inform you the
system of mixed husbandry in Eng
land is very differently conducted to
what it is here; all farmers that rent
farm under those large proprietors,
are under Il specified agreement to
keep their farms and buildings in a
good state of cultivation and repair,
they having those farms on lease
for a number of years, and under
this system English agriculture is
not only profitable but progressive.
Whatever ideas may be formed IN
regard to alternate husbandry as an
amelioration of neglected estate, as a
general rule the farmers make farm
ing pay greater percentage than
they do here, because there meadows
are more lasting and productive,
there pastures are permanent and
nutritious, there tillage is cultivated
under system they cannot be re-
duced to q state of poverty, and the
farms are generally let to farmers
that understand their business, tor y
poor farmer those landlords do not
want.