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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08
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Bereins pom /. Roatds tn 5ept. bs jum 1. Rcntna
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9aepBS&ntttuG SeEret6r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08

Dae 2eeen Der 9Gtenen an ber
8ratnerb 3Ustsbabn tat besonnsn unb 10
Rstlsn tnb i&On bereits fertis eeReat unb bof
fen bic GontraftOren d bic 3 Metkn tGsli&
tssnbsn gu tOanen. 70 bab bic Balm seeen Gnts
Geptember fertt8 rrirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08

Sn title &rfalt rerbeu uur irlGe Strstirse auf.
aenpmnten, bic mad hem prtetsrfaHb be D~srlangen. Drrh
interior IN rem rprberetenbsu 8a6ern. pcr3ussretfe tn
btn alten unn arutn Spradtn peoftn ie su ben bpbern
Stulitn hr pbilpUpbie unS Steplr9it bsranssbtlbst.
Der ecrae 9ebredue hauert tunf Sabre unp iebes
S6uIi abr ppu sebR Mpnoter III In sret Sem,fer abse-
tbei!t, rpUrn eos Grte am 8. Sept. uub bas anbere am
8. Nstr. b 9tnut.
Die S,a5Iura bat bttm Beginner zines itben Gtre.
fers ~uubeeinat Su eet6eten unp TT ;u letitea. ME fcISt:
Ser eemefsr tdr Sca. unterrt&t u. {. w."...- $500
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@sr ndtere Ausfuuft rluf&t, rusEhs fiji an
NeU. p. Maurittms, &setcr.
Mep. P. Nactfcus, Guardian.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08

DeutfGer3abnarat.-Hr. g. $50.
rans, eepis slUd. aUet Sburen fabItG bon,
Rarttbauie. !3dbne ausSesOsen Obne SGmrseg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08
Gin Semebe1.

Gin srubes GemeesI fam bsute In Der Statt
uutsr ben 5nietteu TnO 9dfsrn Dor. 9rumm.r's
-Snisften- Yulper suar bic 11,fa&e. gu Ssrtau-
fen BET q . @tltts, Sieben Gden Drug Strre.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08

M. St.erle, Druggist and Pharmaceu
tist, Deutl&e Ipptbete, 200 Sf Z. Straee,
Gde bes 8rcabpay, ct. PAUL. Ninn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08

Ntt RanpnenbDnner putte am
Mtttwp6 bic srUBe &eunion Der Senne6ee Nr'
mee erSFuet; bterauf srO6e parabe nnb Set.
;ug.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08

Gr. Sebolpb, arst Dunbarst unS &c.
turteteIftr, 200 Sf TIE 9tra6e, Ode 9rpat.
rap.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08

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l.. etst. Maria stuf0 g ~iutinscr. glttyn; 6ran
@rtnbiassr unb S~ransissa sch. Stint.
2. SEPT. Sstlan &lpars S6Dn,dtr. Gitsrn GDu
teIm G&rnsfer unS Iatta ssb. Gif&tn@.
albert BIbeIm @pstiuS. Gltsru: Iafpb grntim
unb Catherine ssS. GtrttUptel.
SritpS Idssr. @ltern: Sslspt Iaser uaS Gatta'
.ixa stt. Oausri6.
GarUIina VI 9ass.nmintv. GItsrn: atarles 9asstus
miller aub Srispttna sS 5ermann.
Anua 9utta 8aatsbein. Gltern Seurp Iadts-
bttA unt 9rcia sst Sures.
Etattilsa eVutIa Sttu. GItrn: 9sicph Stsn uAs
RGtbiIsa set SaSeH.
gSaria SVbuIUn. GIisra: Satp6 SphEfpu uuH @fas
ria ttb RatrS.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08
Utinu. Mu9en= nno Sbren.
Snftitttt%

Office: GGe Der Gritten unb ct. peter
Ctr. Ir3t: Or. Srancts atpDpb, SfTee
Stuaeen 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08

Sin fat5oltfhes
famiIieu gegister,

spie es iGcn IGnef BON Iaulsnben DCn fatbcIi.
ften 6amtlten eriebut trurcr, III nun i'm ysr-
lage ter gu9banoIung ton
Mmblba.ter s. Sebrle,
Al Goutb ga Gala ctr, Gbicagp,
erItieneu. Gs 1T ttes elm brtIIantes
8arbenbruf.8tIb, 2OX27 3pa 9rrb. unb
foffet nnr ST so bet rrrtufreter 3ufsnbung
$3.50. DaS Bib iii in beHtf CT nab
engliaer &usgabe 3u baben.
az Msenten p~erIanat! IA
80 ~aaentur in st. @aal.
Sic. Sures,
80 Gr9ange 9traEe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08

Gtne Nrbeiter : Serfammluna,
rel9s ie5r ;ab!rstG bsiuGt tuar, fanb IeBtsn
DieuItag NbsnO i'm alien Guartbaus fat. Cite
Heibe pcn SsI&liHen, beantrast BON Srn. s.
Donnrlls, pslder ais Sauptreener %auftrat,
purbsn aa8ercmttsn mir tuerten ~bteleben
tn nGGiier Summer aasfIbrli@ mitibstleu.
Gin COMMITTEE, bslsbsnD aus is einent Mtt-
sIiep uon istem xuwnlbip unD speten aus ieber
Warb tourbe e%rnannt. nit BEN Outrage. De-
le3aten fir bic beoorfsbeabe GOuSentiCn aus
3upGblsn uno Elm Iidet fir bic Mrbetterpartet
auf bic tOrmencen Nablen aufsufeIen. Hae
&omnl,ttee tt 5ulau1merSeleBt, wte frlst:
Nsp @anaea-Gierpn & Sart.
2UbIte Sear-Wm Jresman.
Me2eau-SOba gaeer.
MOunSs giep-9 " Tbom1ou.
@Ols-,@usaf RubinfOn.
9teierss-9 MasOfru, ST..
GrNe Marb-S M Miner, s s 1iabam.
3weite" -Sames s NeSartbp Namss q
Neeler.
Dritte " --altr QbamS, Granf 9rsper.
gctts -Sobn 9t9ulas, g1Sm MattOds.
5uafle" SO 9 5anft 8 s CRAWFORD.
| @sa(ie" -0Sm BerlancL, 6 3 g3soob.
Das COMMITTEE, peIGes bic Mbrslt fir Stsfe
gerlanmluug erIteB, tsFebeno aus ben 9erren
6rant BREWER, % SbanIY, 6 $ WOUb, 9
3 paris puree benz Obtsen @onmitts betsess-
Zen unb bette ~suiammsn baIteu beute, Samlae
Nbsnhs UNI BALI aGt tlbr cine eemetnfGaftltGe
StBuns i'm alien @Ourtbaus.
Die alien pOIitif&en 9agtsien baben tbre
&oae ausseIptelt; aubere 8solrfni0e ltnO Is,
Osren GrfaQuns ba5 goIt brtnseub s%erlanet.
DeebaIb gilt iest bic 2Oluas: wdbIt Mdnner
ne5 GrIfts!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08

rire Gin fatbriii6sr 9ebrer fur cine Difriel-
S&IIe auf Tluf WCnats. Dram aersilre;
J0bu Wcntb, zen.
ST. 1iGaeIs, ySriest So. Winn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08
Wa9enmaher D%erlan9t.

Gin gutter Wa9snmaGer Eann auf einem
9anplapttfa iC9Iet6 In Irbett treten. Gin
unSsr5sira!betsr braver Sunalin9 ptvD ror-
gsjoaen.
NGbersS IN Der Office DteIts 8iattes.
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81. WiGatL 20. Iusul, 1877.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08
Whplei0Ie HrtttE.

at. Nana Sxarfrcxrt@r.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-09-08
% G It y t h G IL.
Nerlan0t

). Sept. ssrnarS @tlins, 1 ut alt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01
Unguento Holloway.

PIEKNAS 4 DE PECHO. las Llagas antisuas. 70
las Ulceres cuyo origen no convisne nionefontf Z"
su anuncto Rublico.j Para t0das las ERUPCIONN
enta aas no hay renedio iGual nj UNGUENT0 no.
LlnNAI. al que milareH ieben la salvmoion 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01
VAPORES ESPANOLES
.RNrRR LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO-RIC0.

Los vapores Puerto Rico. MavdSuez Ponce al
eaep carrera desde Liverpool para los varios puer
Para inforrnes referirse & los Sres. White. For
man Comp de Liverpool. q los representantesI
6oRDl CoMp observation-disclosures COMP.
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01
CONiPANIA real
DE VAPORES C0RRE0S INGLESES,
suBvINcIoNADA ron FL aoBIERNo DE s. NJ b.

Serricio entire SGno Domingo. Puerto Plata los Paertos
de uert0- Rico Santh6nas Europa y otres patses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01
LfSEA rNTERcoLoNIAL II.

Para mas pornen0res dirigirse en- Aguadilla, se-
roras aIlVa Eerrer y Ce--En MNyag1ez Sres Heise
ffaAu1er y ca In Ponce. Sres. Wechers Cay en-
- Juan de Puerto Rleo
XenpERsEN WrIITNx yCs
sss yusl aeypesso. kleO, pbgs, d 1874,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01
Vapor Manusla," capRdn Vnaail.
VfAsx puxxfo. Brco ron Kr S. n DE sASro DOMINGO
aEouH II siouTEsvTE ITTSEaARlo.
ID A
REToRNo.
cons1GNATARIos.

aueesoFos lie Silva. Rodriguez Comp.-BARAcoA T.
4Iayo Eeomp. -CyB4; sres. 8 l.. Ros ! ComR. G
min nHsFnedo.-XauADIILASr Sres Amell. Julia C%-
PUTRTO- Roo Sres Iriarte, Hermano de Caracena
y komb E8ANTH6NAB HreS. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01
sEGUNDo v1AJR MENsuAL.
RUTA "B."

Cuando el mes anterior tenea 81 iias las liegadas
saldRs ser&n un dia antes Oh 81 primer Vaje men
sual. En- los meses de Julio Octubre Dicienbrs e
vapor inglSs llegara este puerto los das senRa
dos un dia despues,
Para comodidad de los pasaieros el vapor de L.
Isa llevarA un interprete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01
IapOr americana HUNTSVILLE
DE | 200 ToNELADAs
SU CAPTAIN, WEIR.
Linea directa mensual para los E. Unidos.

Este c6modo Y s6lido Vapor seguira hacien-
do sus viales peri6dcos entire Nueva- York Y
est lsla, tocando en- San Juan, Mayagiez y
Ponce.
Llegara aqui procedcnte de Nueva-York el
tlia 80 de cada mes, Y regresara Il dlas des-
pucs
Precio de Pasaje, 8 IS oro on Il camara.
Flcte tipos m6dicos segun la cantidad dc
earga.
Ademas, este Yapor tonlara fete en- otros
puertos de Ia Isla, siendo dc aguna iIBportan-
cia
Para otros pormenores dirljirse 4 sus eonsig-
Hatarios
SILVAB& Co - San Juan
Gil DE ~CH0JDENS. - Mayagaez
PASTOR MARQUEE 4 Go. Ponce.
Hta. ls AZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01
IrsrA DE prporos DE LOS pAsA,Es DE /. o1AsE.
SoAado cidje mensudl
RUTA :B."

En- "a as partes. y en- 81 una cuarta parte de los
precios de L. Los pasieros dc ia oase han de lleva
sarias.
Cuando el vapor sale de este puerto las de i;
ma1ana. no SO expendera ningun billcte en- dich,
lila pero Sc hara de 4 de la tarie 81 da anterior
mas de las horas acostumbradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01
Ayiao 4 losI ! ,eiiores embarcadores.

Las uaercancias nlnAreaaas por los mpores de la
Inca arriba expresada. que aguen este puerto des
IA aate mes en- sdelante pagaran el nee en- veg de
pssss Ia libra esteriina al cambo Gorrente de gire
% q fechas de las arribadas Las que p9 pagne19 S e
& ps d0 capa en- veg del 10 p$ senaado sobre hetee
ga general IN. HOc@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01
mIl d VAP0lIS I2AI0LES
HrT1R LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO. RICO.

Los vapdres Puerto Rico. capitan Izaguirre:
Ronce cnpitan Portuondo Mard0ilez captain Cirion
ssrnirkn hacienda sus viaies como hasta aqui.
..saliendo de Liverpool 81 dia % de cada mes.
.IlrpORTANTE PARA Ell coMERcIo.
; Ilamaaaos la atencion de los Srcs, Comerciantet
les 6Ieuientes
-5TIP0s RRDUCIDOS DE FI.ETES.
Nsroancias. Hacos vacios. Papel.
Perfnheria, Juguetee, VelaA.
CaIohillarin, Dfogns. Niyerea. sot For toneta-
Jarcla Jabon, Vino, Lcords y" Ia do neao
teUlfftaf08o1, Aguaa mtnera- -,
lea YtdTfO de yentanas. ......J medldR
0uincaiiotta Alanabre. cobre. ho- . oncfon DE-
iaGda lata. elnVoe, tubo6. para nsf
Hae kerreteFia pipturR, ace- vapor.
fe paila6 pmrA 6xAear. ........J
Loaa. G1dyiogl1. cerveza. sol
ArrSz hierre. elldsros foGonea. IsL ds De precio
ausf Ibdo eon q Iopx de eapA
MaouinsKia etras mercancias segun convenio.
Les 0etes seran pagaderos as la&
Por cautidades de consideration, de no menos d.
90 toneladas De cargR por I'm solo yapor. 80 har'
e,nvcnio especial con los senores que las compro
Para mas informes sobre Hetes pasaje 80 pued'
irirfr l0S Bree. White. F0rman c.. 81 jane
.LisaEpo0l; 6& Jos A@eptes Sres; l4timer C
senJuan n r. ;Sres Lauri. Borda Ce Mayagnez:>
kIts.Wie.shersy , @. Ponce HE&8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01
INGLATERRA Y FRANC1A.

Al rsgresar ell vapor do Ia Habsna tocara eI
Puerto Plata
Estns precios son en- orc mercano la par 8
equivalents en- moncda &C rriente.
Sc eXp6nden bietes de retorno para tres meses
con rohaia dc u pS. bneno por un ano para los
viales traSataltlcOe, ses meSes para las AntlllaS.
Sc hace una rebaa de seAto upOs eStableci
dos en- favor de las familiaS pero solo los caso
quo el impolte del pasaje 81 Sc carga total
dad por todR la fana tuere iguat al lmL orte tota
del pasaje dc euatro pasuaroS adultos dc CamAra
FL termino faInilia, solo comprende los padres gu
hijos suS cri,sdos. la rebaa no 80 hara las per
sOnaS que tomen bileteB de retorEO, pasalero
que tonen blletee los precos mas bajos para des
de Europa.
cuartR parte, de IL Ia mitad
Los paGaJeros para Francia. cualquier parte d.
Europa. puedsn qnedar 10 dias en- Inglaterra 81 as
GUSTAV. vice versa lGs para Inglaterra pueden quo
liar en- Franefa- Los pAsaIeroS por estos rapores
tendran ell priyegio de yiaar en- el camino de herr'
entire Cherbourg. Paris Plymouth L6ndres, an;
rebaja de 10 p% los embarcados en- este puerto.
Esta prohibiao Il los pasajeros. embarcando el
este puerto tomar billetes sno en- casa dc los AGen
tes en- San Juan Puerto Rico. Sres. Latimer c.:
pasaje tornado bordo pagar& lD ~ de recargo. Loi
SapOres que sRien de =. Juan los das Il II de mes
toearan con los Tapores anericanos entire New fork
Brasil.
Para pormenores sobre aetos. dirigirse al Agent,
de Ii Compailia.
La Compania asegura toda clnse de valores qu.
en- elective netales precoses ]oyas. eInbarQueB
On los vaporcs de la Inca con desno Europa. San
Thomas KRbapa. cuaiqnier otro punto de sn ruta
-Agcntes. LAttSa"F - TO-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-07-01

Sc explden pa.aies dc ida yAeta ydidos por dos
meses con Is ps dc rebaa los pasajeros dc camsre
NINOS.
Los ninos de los pasajeros que no tengan afos
cHmpliios. son llevadoe gratis. Los que tengan
amos cnBplidos hastn ain cumplir, pRgaran pasa-
ie. Los que tengan aIos cumplidos no lleguen
-. pagsran pasnle: dc IL aaos en- Rdelante pagan
pasae cntero En- case de que una familia tenga {
nifos memories de amos. uno de ellos soamente sc
lleva gratis, los otros pagaran = pasaje.
CRIADOS.
Los criados de los pasaieros pagaran en- los viajee
trasatlanticos. pasae de entrcpuante $50 Las cria
das pagaran las as del precio del pasae. sogun In
tegoria tomada por sus amos: no tienen derecho
estar los salones. sino el tempo riguro8amente
necesario para 81 servieio de sus amos.
Recomendamos 4 los pasaieros inscriban sus
nombres luRar donde van. On equipajes. en-
caraceres ntegibles. Los pasajes se expiden hasta
una hora antes de la salida de los vapores.
No SO admten detes despues do Ia llegadR do loe
vaporee. Para mas informes diri9irse los ConelR-
natarios.
BoRDA CoMP.
Mayagnez IA dc Febrero de 1876.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-19
..sURvIvAL OF THE FIrrRsT.,

The ingenious doctrine propounded by Mr..
Darwin, the tireless investigator of nature and
her laws, is as applicable in determining the fate
of medicines as in that of the animal species.
Every year new remedies are brought before the
public, and arc soon completely discarded as
their sale rapidly decreases. Only those medi-
cines which are best suited to the peoples wants
survive the first test. If they "are tried, and
found wanting" in the merits which they are
claimed to possess, no amount of advertising
will make them popular. Of all the remedies
ever introduced to the public, none are so popu-
lar as DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines. Their
sale has steadily increased each year, and whole
sale druggists assert that the present demand
for them is greater than ever before. If you
would patronize medicines scientifically prepar-
ed, use DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines. Golden
Medical Discovery is alternative, or blood-cloans.
ing, and an unequsled cough remedy; Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, constitute an agreeable and reliable phys
ic; Favorite Prescription, remedy for debilitat-
ed females; Extract of Smart-Weed, . magical
remedy for pain, bowel complaints, and an uu-
equaled liniment for both human and horse flesh I;
while his DR.. Sage's Catarh Remedy is known
the world over as the greatest specific for Ca
tarrh and "Cold in the Head" ever given to the
public. They are sold by druggists.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-19

The st. Louis Republican, in speaking of Mis-
souri, River navigation, says:
The river has got the merit in it, but St. Louis
does not seem to possess the vigor or the incli-
nation TO work It; AZ kansas City, on the Mis-
souri,, there 10 a blockade of corn. The elevators
and ware houses are all flied mp, and the deal
ers of Kansas City do not know what to do with
it. Under the existing rate of freight, it cannot
go to the East aud make any money for its own
ers, but it might come by river to St. Louis, be
forwarded by the great water path to Liverpool,
and pay good profit to its owners. The ques.
tion is, will any one in St. Louis interest them.
selves sufficiently to bring this corn by river, or
will it quietly he permitted to 60 by rail to Chi
cagof
them, have recently advanced freights Eastw ard,
and prior to this advance there was no money in
shipping corn to any point East except Balti-
more, and to that city, even, the margin was %
close - to present no attraction. In this dilem-
companies will do. Will they cut the rates from
Kansas City oulyi Perhaps they will charge
the rate, and then rebate to the shipper. Per
haps they viii permit shippers to charter cars on
. basis Of 1000 pounds Of load, and then permit
them to put p, 900 pounds in, and perhaps the
roads will form pool, buy the corn out and out,
and carry it to Chicago on their own account,
and run it into some elevator owned by the rail-
ways. In.this w.ylthey will secure the corn, and
dodge the question of rates entirely. But it 10
to Do hoped thAt ot Louis mexcuaaS VIII ave
them all this trouble, by Immediately arranging
for that corn to come to st. Louis and to bs ship
ped TO Liverpool.
The river will do this for NJ, and yet ne sit
still and wonder whether those people pin Kan
sas City will ship rs their corn or not. Whether
the canal around the rapids will ever be eomPlet-
cd whether it would do to organize barge
line for the Missouri and Upper Aississippi, and
whether some one over in Liverpool or some 9TH
er quarter of the globe won't drop down on ~
some day with . Steamboat load Of money and
do all these troublesome things for ne.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-04-19

POOR ARGUAENT-Some rather finsy argu-
ments are used to justify the abandonment of the
Republicans Of the South. This 10 one, that We
have sssn in several newspapers: that il Cham
berlain and Packard could not enforce the laws,
and protect the citizens, they had no right to
hold the Offices, but should give up 10 those who
could. We always thought that when the legal
officers of . State could not enforce the laws and
protect the citizens, the Constitution made it the
duty Of the Federal Government to assist them.
This state Of sfairs existed in South Carolina
and Louisiana. The Governors of those States
held their Offices by the Same title that President
Hayes holds his-by the Same election, and the
same returns. They asked him for assistance to
maintain their rights, under the Constitution
but he deliberately withdrew it from one, and is
likely to withdraw it from the other. During
fur yean of the rebellion, the United States
could not enforce its laws or protect the loyal
citissns in . majority of the Southern States
According to the above argument, the United
States should have yielded to the Confederacy,
which could have enforced its laws, and protec-
ted its citizens.
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n The St. Joseph Herald calls attention to
the fact that the Hamburg massacre was COM
mitted during the administration Of Gov. Cham
berlain, and thinks this is good argument why
Chamberlain should have been ousted. The Fort
Pillow massacre was committed under the ad-
ministration of Abraham Lincoln, but We have
never heard it assigned as = reason why Lincoln
should have given up his Office.
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LONG AGo.-Twenty three years ago, We were
in daily expectation of hearing the whistle of the
locomotive on the "Twin Valley Railroad" q
branch of the grest Cincinnati and Mackinaw
Railroad" at Germantown, Ohio. But it was
never heard. The grade of the road-bed has al
most sunk to the original level, the bridges are
all gone, and those who put their farms in the
speculation have got over it. Now they have
another railroad excitement there, and are talk
ing of road over the same route. Here is the
way the Germantown Press talks, in one of its
spells of delirium:
King Kalakaua, alias Dave Bsdgley, has written to
friends at West Alexandria, that when our Narrow
Gauge Railroad is completed he will sail for San Fran
cisco; from thence he will travel by rail to Troy Kan
ceed to Cincinnati At Cincinnati they will be met by
DIR. Donnellan and Hi. Unger, who will escort the
King and Mr.. Miller to their old home at West Alex
andria, by special train over the Narrow Gauge.
Miller will be in full paint, and will make In
dian speech from the top of the Lookout House be-
fore leaving Cincinnati Donnean will read the ia
nous poem entitled Betsy and l are out" and In
entertainment of the King and his distinguished com
panion. The company will then embark for the trip,
and on their arrival at Germantown, Joe. Kemp will
meet them at the Depot, and recite Roger and l y
after which, the train will proceed on its way stop
ping at Farmersville, when Dan. BOomershine Will
furnish refreshments. Has. Grimes will 60 to West
Alexandra in advance of the train bearing the King
and his party, and its arrival, will display a ban
bearing this inscription, dedicated to Sol Miller:
Naturu ece, poi ruppe ia stampa. Crickmore will
be present, and hold Esq. Hhompsons hat while he
delivers the welcoming spfech.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS }s

STATE OF KANSAS }ss
DoSPHAS COUNT so.
In the District for Donphan County
Thomas II. Franklin and Plaintiffs.
Hazael Frick,
Benton Wilson and
Mary E. Wilson, Defendants.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that viii. the 18th day
~ Of May, A. d. 1871, at two o'clock, p. n. Of
sd day the North door Of the Csart House. in the
city of Troy in Donphan County State Of Kansas offer
for sale public auction for cash. the wing deserib
ed feal estate wit The north half of the
quarter of section fifteen, 9 in tOwnahip four 90 Of
range twenty (a0) Donphan County State Of Kansas
Taken the property Of Benton Wilson, and offered
sale highest bidder for cash to satisfy certain
Judgment and costa Of record In the District Court
for Doniphan County in the Stats Of Kzasss in which
Thomas II. Franklin and Hasae Frick are PLAINTIFF and
Benton Wilson and Mary E. Wilson are defendants
Given under my hand, this 1ith day of April A. d.
1877. TT. vANDERSLICE
Sheriff Of Donphan County.
April II, 1s.7-5w. Prs fee. tlo 90
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Road Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, }Ss
nOSIpuaN CDIrSTy %.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, {SS
DoSIPHAS COUNTY, -
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLkRK I
Troy, April II, 1871
NOTICE is hereby given, that petition present
~ ed to the Board Of of Doniphan Coun
ty Kansas, at their meeting the 9th day Of April
1877 asking that be established at the following
points, Beginning at the south east Of th
south west quarter Of Section IT. Township Range 49,
thence running west the south
Of Section la Township Range 9 connect
ing with road running north and south the Doniphsn
and Brown County line Whereupon, the said Board Of
County Commissioners appointed the following named
persons, viz: II. s. Kelso Thos. Harper and josiah
Thompson viewers with instructions 70 eona
ON Saturday. the 3h day May 1sT and proceed view
said road give all parties hearing and make due report
said Board their session TO be held the 4th day Of
June, 1871.
By order of Board Of County Commissioners.
CHARLES kAPPELYE
April H. 1s77.-4w. County Clerk.