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II Monday. we had a Regular thunderstorm The
peals of thunder were heavy and the lightning as
sharp in midsummer After the first hard rain it
in slight showers, at intervals on an April
day
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Public Examination.

A public examination of applicants for teachers
certificates will he held at my Office, in Troy, Sat
urlay, December I'd. 1877.
ID. ID. ROSE Co Stunt.
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BLASKs-A large supply of Warranty and Omit
Claim Deeds, Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages,
Bonds for Deeds; Justices Blanks, such Summons,
Warrants ETC.; Constables Sale and other blanks;
Police Judges Blanks, etc. etc, neatly printed and
for sale nj this office.
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~ In the County Tre.sIrers Office these days, the
rows of around the counter three deep, held
in their places by solid roomfull back of them, all
eager pay their he fore the penalty attaches
This il the last day.
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- Loose Muscatel and Valencia Raj
sins, Citron, Currants, Prunes, and
Schepp's CocOanut-just the articles nee
ded for making your Christmas nick
nacks-at johnson, Townsend & Co.'S.
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10 The Nemaha Valley Soap Works have been re-
movesl from Falls City to Atchison, and Ed Howe &
CO. now issue their Little Globe at the latter place.
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~ Distempers, Coughs. Colds, fevers, and most
Of the diseases which Horses, Cattle Sheep. Hogs and
Poultry subject to. readily overcome and cured
by using Uncle Sans Condition Powder according to
the plain directions Sold by Biekford & Sinclair,
Troy; Aug. Miller, wathena-
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EhrisfGrnRs

Christmas.
just received, big stock of Toys and other goods
for the Holidays. CaIl and see.
BICKroRD& SINCLAIR
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On long time at low interest well improved Farms in
Doniphan County Kansas. Apply To
iune2i. Xxx STOUT. Troy, Kansas.
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- The following articles of glassware
for 81, at Van Buskirk's: 1 sugar, /
creamer, 1 spoon, butter, 6 sauce, and
pickle dish.
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II Van Buskirk's got them, got them,
sure. The cheapest, largest, and best a.
sortment Of overcoats and clothing in
Troy.
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rs We suspect that our Subscribers are preparing
to play that joke us, Christmas, We suggested.
At least they holding hack With great unanimity
for some reason.
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~ Thanks to the many of our pstrons Who have
called in and paid their subscriptions, while in town
settling their rent The who pay are the ones
who keep the paper going.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-12-20

IL Hurry along the subscribers another printer
to feed. Ross Sturgis has added another boy. 81
pounds nett to his stock
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70 Talking of rats, old corn-crib was torn down,
last week, the farm of Mrs Bell, northwest Of
of town. and a killed-all of them full grown,
and % of them of one hole. About hundred rats
eseana1
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CARPETS. CARPETS!

We have ON hand Samples of Carpets. We will
take orders and furnish at factory prices.
BIcKFoRD & SINCLAIR.
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CSru. Csrn. Csrn

Corn taken for Goods,
Corn taken for accounts,
Corn taken for Cash.
AT 4. PorLEr's CASH SroEK,
dec2s. White Cloud Kansas.
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~ In the last four days, wheat has grown inch,
and some Of the peaehtrees have bloomed. How is
that for the week before Christmasl
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-12-20

County Board. We thought the members of the Board
had heads of their own.
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SUPREME Court DEcisIoS.-Thc following syllabus
i'm case from Doniphan County appears among re-
cent decisions of the Supreme Court:
PETER MASvILLE VS.. LUCAS FErTER.
Error from Doniphan County.
REVERSED
BY the Court. HoRToN, c. j.
l. Under section of chapter liz, General Statutes
1896, q civil action to recover damages cannot be
joined and tried with criminal prosecution insttu-
ted for violation of said section; the
painant in the criminal prosecution provided for in
said statute, recover in such proceeding any iudg
ment for wrongs done to his property. The civil and
criminal actions therein provided not in anywise
dependent upon each other. Either both meth
dds may be resorted to, may be deemed best.
State VS.. Armell,s Kansas, 2sS
All the Justices cOncurring.
true copy. Attest: A. HAAN.TT,
IN. ST. Clerk Supreme Court.
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II c. =. Van Buskrk has just received large lot
of Overcoats at prices lower, by % per cent. than
ever before offered in this market.
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- Last week was splendid weather. II was ger
uine Indian Summer
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JAMES 3. DENTON,

"e eerD
Will attend sales in all parts of the adjacent country,
at short notice, aud for reasonable compensation.
Residence Cnderwood's School House, south of
Severance, Donphan County, Kansas. Postofiice,
Severance. l3eclm.
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largest and bess stock sfgeeds In DsR.
ipha1 County.
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DoNrpuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Cd Judicial Distriet-ALFRED e. OTIs-
County Commssioners-FRED. HARfsrER, CYRUS LELAND,
JR A. LARzELKRE.
Sherif-THoMAs j. NANDERstIcE.
Clerk of District Court-FRASK B.owN.
Trea-urer-RoBERT FLIcKINGRR-
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPKLyy.
County Att0rney-F. X. ARMSTRONG.
Probate Jndge-RoBERT WILKINSON.
Register Of Deeds-F. II. DKKSNING.
Superintendent OF Public Instruetion-D. ID. fosE.
Coroner-DR. WIN. REEpRR
Suryeyor-JAMEs F. FoRNAN.
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II Subscriptions to the Chief received for any
length of time, from one week mp to ten. twenty five
or fifty years
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-12-20

- This weather is fearful on the hog business.
Since last Friday there has been no killing going on
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-12-20

~ Ex-senator Bridges spent day or two in town,
this week.
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To All Whom IL May Concern-Take Notice.
On or before January I. the undersigned expects
q settlement with all who arc indebted TO him, by
either note or account. c. LELAND, JR.
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g rheumatism. neuralgis. sprsins and bruises
will lie relieved by Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Lin
iment Sold by Biekford & Sinclair. Troy; Aug Miller
Wathena-
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OH,

~ Go and get one of those 81 hats at
Van Buskirk's, worth s1.5O.
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rgS Illustrated Marriage Guide 40 pages, cloth
and gilt binding 80 cents; in paper cover, p
cents Manhood. 10 cents; Womanhood, 10 cents;
Pamphlet 3 cents-seeurely sealed. by mail Send
money or postage stamps. DIR. WHITTIER the great
su,cioIist 6I7 ST. Charles Street. st. Lous, Mo.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-12-20

Jackman's best Wisconsin Buck
wheat; Akron, Ohio, Oatmeal; also, the
best Syrup in the city, at
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & Co.'S.
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All kinds Of Machine OILS, - low - ut St. joe or
Atrhisou, 1t BscKyokD 4 SucIAua
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Notice.

All persons owing Bickfori & Sinclair, are notifies
to call and settle 10y the LIST Of January, 1873
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goeal #atters.

For any other length time in accordance with the
above which apply only TO regular advertising.
Business cards Of 5 lines or less IS year.
For legal and transient advertisements 81 per square
or the first insertion and 50 cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Special Notices will be charged 30 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price.
Eight lines of solid Nonparei make square, An
fractions of half square and counted full
square.
Advertisements requiring 70 be certified to, will be
charged the of certifying in addition TO the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance
tFy- JOB WORK of all kinds short notice.
low as the times will admit All job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office
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Money 20 Loan,

10 The cheapest gloves and mtts any
where, at Van Buskirk's.
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4, q. O. r.

Troy City Lodge No b, meets every Saturday night
at Odd Fellows Hall Lelands store. AL members
of the Order are cordially invited to attend
JOSEPH PENROD, y. G.
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y Stock Salt at u per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland.
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q Just received. . large stock of fresh I. ct
BucKFoRD 4 SIxcIARe
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NJ Z. CHURCH.-Servees every Sabbath, at loa A.
evening j. A AMOS Pastor.
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HARNESS
AND
SADDLE SHOP,

SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER, manufactures and
y keeps for sale Harness. Saddles Brides Collars &c
knds Of work done short notice and Satisfaction
guaranteed apr26.77.
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w New Goods, New styles, az LIE.
lands.
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~ The latest styles ef Dre~. Goods
M I.elnnd1.
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Remember, we guarantee all our II as represented
or refund the money. BIckfoRp " SiNei-Aih'
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70 Go To Van Buskirk's, and get stone
ware ut IL cents per gallon.
Money TO Loan.

60 to Van Buskirk's, and get some
of that 80 cent tea, worth 81.
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~ Young men, if you wish to appear
A., No. 1, in this community, get one OF
Van Burskirk's $3.50 hats-they're the
thing, sure.
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AGENTS.
BATES LOCKE. ~ Park Row, New Ysrk.
s. NJ. PETTENGILL g. CO. 81 Park Row, New York.
GEORGE =. HOWELL & CO, 40 Park Row, New York.
HOWELL d CHESMAN, st. Louis, Mo.
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- Well, Van Buskirk is good one
he gets away with them, on low prices
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All kinds of Goods ai I.eland'~.
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a. New ae,1. : lsrd dine. prices. q L.,s.a'..
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FRANKLIN BABC0CK
win negotiate loans for parties wishing 70 ootro"
money. seo''
, 1877-04-21

The British Royal National Life-boat Institu-
ton +" saved last year the lives OF SIS persons, and
assisted in saving nineteen vessels from destruc-
ton. The amount expended in this noble work was
E36 ,793. Besides maintaining life-boats on all the
dangerous parts of the coast, the Institution en-.
coufages ~exertion by the presentation of gold
and silver medals and pecuniary rewards. In this
way it has expended since its foundation E5l.OOO.
and the total number Of lives saved by lfe-boats
and otherwise has been 24,s69.
, 1877-04-21
AUCTION.

TT the request Of Christiansted's
III Dealing Court in behalf of the
estate Of the deceased Planter Hugh
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
N0TES ON THE STRIKE.

ALBANY, July 31.-One hundred workmen
were discharged from Tie West Albany shops to-day II
Is understood tat ths action caused bT ;hor par
ticuaiiou iu the bate disturbance in thai place
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 3l.-Six engineers
arrived here from Evansville tom t 20 take ont rroigt
trains tol orro,. TIE strikers Lad talk with tnrcc
ard sen, them back United States Marshal Wheat
hearing Of this prohibited tucn from seeing the oiho
engineers and unless the strikers and tals the cn
ecrs ort of IT, trains VIII D.. manned tomorrow. The
str kc~. say tLcy viii pa ncWlsc mo.csl trains,
but viii keep ttc engineers nom gong ont
II they can eot % chance % talk them ont ollt.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-QWet having been
re,toled and al tears Of general outbreak dSpclea,
tn Committee Of Safety tis evening decided 10 ado lrn
sui ec 90 tine call of the Crman The organization "ul
D. maintained and The various pans VII hold them
s, I've, I'm readiness e. assemble W their respective mead
0ulrfrs at the tap OF tn bell summons from the
Chairman. The next Legislature VIII oe asked 10 al-
tlalile "a pcIluaucut increase oi tae loice force.
PHILADELPHIA. july 3l.-Ihis morning the
Grand Jur, returned trlc bin, oi Indictment against iii
teen men for ergagu4 iu the late RIOTS IN This city
CHICAGO, August 31.-ln the trial to-day,
before Judge Drimmond, OF the ci-hr rioters from Ieo
ma H. Mack ana Ennis the Leaders. we're sentenced To-
four months each in th- Couny Jail ami The others 10
two mouths clci. d ai lined TIo cacn. imprisonment
e. continue uutI tAc hur is p'lL
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
AN ASSAULT ENDS IN MURDER.

Thomas DOran, who was stabbed in the breast
on Sunday morning in his saloon At No ij2 Fulton
ST.. Brooklyn, By Edward McNally Of No. 233 Smith
ST.. died yesterday nj the Brooklyn City Hospital
McNsy OF . party OF four young men who went
into the saloon at about o'clock =. and soon be-
came engaged in quarrel over thor liquor Doran al
length attempted 20 put the four noisy customers into
the street ia the hallway DOran was stabbed by
HcEay in the brcas, and arm, and fel 10 the hoor'
After qong into the street McSay began 70 throw boor-
eg, through the saloon windows The party Of four
were a'terHard arrested and McNdy Is now ia Kay
m0ud street jail. pOstmOrtem examination 0l Dorah
body va, made by DR.. Shepherd yesterday afternoon,
and coroners inquest to be held by Coroner slmns
TEiplNF reporter visited the Brooklyn City Hospital
on Monday morning, and had an interyic" WIN '"ian
lie was then ecarcey able ~ open his month ana col
not speak above 4 whisper. Gio made the following
statement: mad retired sunday nigt, and was just
falling asleep whom heard dispute IN MY baf-r0onL
Soon my son rsnniug up.-tars ana informed me
that Of rOughs making disturbance Ia my
saloon / went down and f0nnd several yOunS men
there aud asked them 10 OIL but they reiu5cd 20 20
Uut tnoy'had bad more liquor. ! was about jectny
thsm when of thun, VINO wa q stranger % ue'
pulcd knife out " bis pocket and stabbed uo IN lhe
breast"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
TWO YEroEs BY TIE MAYOR.

Mayor Ely sent to the Board Of Aldermen,
yesterday his veto OF tho resolutions authorizing the
Corporation counsc to take steps 0 prevent the sixth
Avenue Railroad Company from using the tracks OF the
Seventh Avenue Railroad in Park Place uDon wnich TO
run It's "doublcdcckcr" cars. The Mayor says: "lhe
sixth Ayenuo Railroad Company and Tic Ninth Avenue
Rircad Company the only street railroad corpora
lions that sy license fees 20 thc city, and seems - no
unjust that unnecessary cmblrTassmcnts should be
caused to one Of these companies, especially ~ the one
singled out pays by fr the greater amount into the city
Treasury an satisfied that tho Sixth Avenue Railroad
Company has the right TO run the sOcalled double
decker cars in Park Place. and that The running "
these cars that street Causes public nconTeulenee
and therefore withhold NY approval OF the resolution"
The MyuralsO returned without ii' signature tAc it-
oon directing Ie heads of city departments 10 cause
ia be- Inserted In al contracts made by them e'sr
biuGing contractors 10 pay their wOrkuch the sine
WAGES n. are paid by the Cty for similar wOrh Tie hHtor
saws tat e 6as no power direct heads Of departments
.c conditions OF contracts.
Tue Bua fd adopted q resoulion offered by Alderman
Suics ca Ing upon tnr Corporation Counsel 10 inform te
Boar. ve,ber or not ihcle was any or! or stale law
prohibiting TIE Cyrrioodnr o excursion sieanriS dhu
not whether 1t wi,hin the power of %" to"m'l
Council 10 enact law that would prevent ONcicio"dru
steamers from leaving IN. OF the titY piers. - ..
a resolution authorizing Tie expenditure or TlUOpo
on tie CJtu Regiment Arnory was referred.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
COLLISION on TIE EAST RIVER.

4 collision occurred ut $50 a. N. yesterday
between tue Fulton lerry-b UnOn and the schooner
william Volrhs which for time created quite panic
on board o., former, and hiI tGcre Occn many pa7,eI
GERS douatlc.s many wonll have been injured. While 1t
was the general opinion that the collision could have
been avoided by the pilot Of the fereyooai, there
doubt tat blame attaches to those on bojn vessels The
schooner heavily laden with BRICK. lth all sal! sr was
sal ns rapidly ny tue river; and leaving ga, Brooklyn
si e tire frrry-hoat took y direct N"w-
York pier. A. t.ry apprOgcuei etc1 Otner ~ Effort
vas ii.ur by either 10 rultse tur course, and
the c ls,sL nj iaS Wa inevitable, the fruJboIi being
stopped t.o O., AVOID it - climrt th1 the piut
o. tr rrry-lOt lIt lI iH-. tult ~ s h rue
t9.. I.r lriir tut q s4iiu- vessel thr r-Ht-li-
Vg. the bON-pHt ot thr schooner WAS driven through
t. . roul-WOr, iu mont ct tnc Vomrn's cabin, ANA tun
entire sne .ni railing on tnJt side OF th' boa W.. dt-
SIl1y,i Ano,t ufucu minutes elapsed before tue boats
.rr "a ICED. and there .uDtics panic, when on uarh-
p OH nto tac river the boat, narrowly sac3p.a ,.-
ond collision. Nodama -Is iuch by tLc scl0on r,
ana no one was iiti Ircd ON cther boat.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01

Joseph " Bmdley, formerly Fice-Prcsdcnt
OF The West Bradley * Gary Manufacturing COMPANY.
ll. been qdulica;aI voluntary bankrupt by Register
DAYTON with liabilities of ci3OO0J and no assets. The
secured creditors are George Opd,ke o.. Sl3G)p
.,ra..' -; ~urlln.. eiOVJu. Mathew Bartlett. T2i,-
~: Aiken & Terry, 3j0o ana tter claims are io.
tIof for tue benefit ot Tue East Tennessee Ilnc Com
qauy.
I'm the bankruptcy proceedings before Register Allen,
IN t, ease of Epnrlinl L. and George W SNOW, C. mpo-
sitin of thirty-ye cents the dollar, cash, wa, &c
certed ~ the creditors The liabilities amount tO
100000. o..
An assignment for the benefit Of creditors by Fred
arr- Maxwell produce desler at 80. 2t9 E"ut->t. o.
George H. WOOSTER flied yesterday with The Comfy
Clerk.
p.r.d 10 tls c!ty IN Wici tht E3hiiits d-eIt-tt ttc
-L0Ti As and thr assrts e{3H-9 more were q 80 q"
In winch tlc liabilities ~ 10000. Iarfr - Hn l:-
ease OF 5000 IN tae am'unt of the HAbNurs over
Der ot failures.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT ERECTION.

a special primary election WAS held last
evening by the fifteenth Assembly District Republican
Associations to MI the vacancies caused by President
U,ye,', civil Service order. There two ticieu
the regular one supported by the irienis o Prcsuien
Ieask who has not YET gncd although ht holds %
position IN Custom House ami neoPposton iedby w.
NJ tgomery who nominated or President OF the
Association. The election was rather lively but there
was no lighting as The crowd Kept IN check by "a
pol cc sergeant and several officers. The polls were open
from Z 40 10 o'clock. Many persons who attempted to
vote were Iut allowed dJ ther names were NOT
on the roll, which was made up between Nay
- and Ialy -. Just before tae Dli0s were counted
Robert Miller protested against the election, on
the ground that members OF the Association whose
name, vcf, on LIc roll were nos permitted To- vote.
Mr. Loask requested Mr. Miller TO put A. protest
u writing and said that be would Willingly present y
td toe Central Committee
Tie ,ot number Of votes east was sl35 for the
uiar Jichct, aud tweutbrce for the opposition Tie
succrsstg! candidates were - follows: ftts Ficc-i -
i4-ni 4. =. Cinlrd Secretary. B,rridn hry-or; II
slccto.s Election, George ~ ruann ana " Hai Nc
COY: Delegates To tnc Central Committee Joseph \.
Sterling. d. ~ d. EAnnay. Dr. j. \. Williams Noses
GoOdkIud, and Oscar y. Fuller.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-01
MR.. vANDERBnTs ORDER.
A Drv1DESD To 1Hs MEN AND 4 PROMISE F'

A DIvIDESD To IHB MEN AND 4 PROMISE FOR THE
FUTURE.
POUGHKEFPsIE. y. Y, July 31.-The following
will appear in The Poughtecpeie Eagle tomorrow and
be telegraphed to al railroad bulletins the line of
the New-Yorl, Central and Hudson River Railroad
SARATOGA. August !, 1877
To TIE EnDOgCs Of tie Aeicl OT Central 0Hd H"GsD''
Liper railroad CCn3puuH:
We have passed through period of unparaileeo cN-
cifsrneut Surrounded ou all sides by common enemy
thnritIcs the dispersion cf the mob and return oi
peace appealed 20 you 10 resist ne wilu iaW..sne's
az bands Of rioters, to project the ptepc'I, VI ~.
tar Company, ana assist in restoring ofdtI' 1'"
response has won the admiration ana respect
o me whole country. OF this Company 1000 en-
harraSS ID. Tho property remains midct ana "ill'l-
turcd You have everywhere, except "heh overcome
by outside violence, performed your "uii'c' "i'
your example has tended greatly 10 4hdY lnV ~
cumstaucas in making some marked ice"ehlA1h
OF yOar loyalty and fathulncsS, ana have thlS ."S
icted that tire sum of 100000 DE appropriated "r the
purpose 10 le divided ratably according 20 hef icaluh
Ol the pa roll among ali the emloy -, cNCcP' e-eS'
five and depdrns al officers AuS thr ctIlt ioto Hot
djre,ily eusaaed I'm operating thc road -
The policy of the Company heretofore 0dopted VIII
appY 10 present well as future cici-sclcs 1i'"
who in timc OF Tdi strike and CuhI3-a is oit!t''
b. Violently preventing others ffOm doing Tier uui!
tiun Of tn per cent including as % does every oHtI
and emVioyC in every branch OF the scr H..
except those who receive ~ Day OF ~"
per month. considered 20 falr ana equnanl' feu' o."
is nly equal % tIgj p ID 10y corporations or indFdu'
au ~ mere fOf similar services louf Day Will N' i
C,elsed the moment the business Oi tar country via
justify IL. WILLIAM ID. VANpEtHHr President