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a. .th. 49,. -o .'' a'o s'9nataso OF
- 1~Sa e"oo' r- WY l''neoo ~ the hands
C.s,. w 'no AosAf a1tor
zas ;,,,a-ss., H., ~ -, .'a7s,nn Ambassador
ro.5, ~ =, 'uas ~ uo'e.nmont was
provided m understanding could be rcnob,d
OF to It's terms. On th, samo div ronnt
~ no.as..,.a',. ""7 ao.'a,u snat tno assent OF
tox;uo oo,s,;.,"." ~. W ea nnoJoos 10 tne 1ol-
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Russia to disarm il this protocol worc a,cno1
2. That tho Porte should not bo os1,oi1 ~
Sign 1t. 8. That tho torzns Of tho document
must bo settled by agreement with thu o.hor
Powers" On tho 21at, Count scuorv.rovz
md Con. IoHAqnrr mot Lord D.nnr n f,;s.
CUBS tho wording Of tho protocol. ,,non With
occasion they woro informed TINT tbe con.
dition Of signing tho protocol must hc tha
rehabilitation Of the nusainn armv Th;s
demand waa not only opposed but refused
Lord Dxnnr thon asked upon what conditions
Russia would dernobilizo. To which coun.
sououvA1orr gave % Lis opinion that Russia
would disarm on threo conditions. a. Thnt
tho Porto should tako tho initiative. ?. Tint
poaco should DO concluded with Montenegro.
y. That tho Turkish reforms should bo yori.
ously taken In hand". On tho e3d. rnr1
DENNY informed Count SououvArorr TINT tho
Cabinet could not aocopt tho proposal, Tho
latter maintained his conditions, md won,d
not promise rehabilitation on tho mara no.
nature Of tho protocol. Lord Dxnny tbon
proposed q simultaneous disarmament bv
both Russia and Turkey, to which. on tho
MOTT day, Count scuouvA1orr In reply pro.
, 1877-06-08

.DR1ENTAL LODGE, No, II, A, r, and A. M.-r1nt,.
Mo 10 Lassi1e.ss Sptcta Con1nun!eetton this tFli.
Degree. flstors cordially IHvicd to attend. by or.
GET OF Inc Mater. Z. N. TUCKER 6ec'y,
, 1877-06-08

f1nver!5sa Theatre.
Randolph street. between Clark and Lasa]te
EnEaEsmtnt Of Den Thompson. "Josbus Whitcomb.' -
, 1877-06-08

HOME LopaE, No. sca, A, r. snd A. M,-Neanta,
c9mmunsatSn I'll. sldsT, evening 4 44 Tweny
cordially Invited ~ ofdcr Of tho master. ''e's"
H. Z. Jii.tltkfCK. Rrr
, 1877-06-08

Ade1phf Thcntre.
Monroe street, corner Dearborn. Variety per.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
TaIfbc.Hbeeu!

IS 1T bel elmer ssluiNen @oltsflai1e cine g.
wibnlide Sbee, bob Dyspepsia nidt 9riino!id
sebeilt meroen Tonne, aber mir tOnnen nit
irotem Serscn iascn, oaS 'Green's August
Flower nicmaIs, 10 picI mir uiTcn, 9cfeblt
fat, Dispepiic uno 9eberleibcn in allen ibrcn
SortommniiIe n, mie vberiauerter Iiaacu".
S%crtopfuns, 8opfpeb, Scrstlopfen. fur5rr
Atlem u. I. M. gu bcilsn. Bon 10000 Sta
Ihsn, ipeldc lettes Sakr, p%crtauft pnrben.
nurbe nidt cine Gin;iee asssnuslcs sc:nelbet:
motif aber e.npTngen mir Snuicnbe BON Som.
pIiimenten BON ben 0ragsiten pesen Den
punoerbaren @uren. 9rri Ooien bebcn jeben
Sau.-@eriudet es. - &lsine 0laidcn toitsa
10 Cents scu6bnlidcs @ab Is Gents.
gu babcn bel
Or. 6 duIten, 0ruagit.
ct. Gloub. Mfnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02

gIe bieieniaen, welbe Dem bcr.or5cnen
Garl @u5S nod fhulben, ,peroen biemit aui.
aeforbert, lid in hcs oerforbcncn Store in
Sob Spring %ein,ufinbcn unb baielbt fciort
lire Sdulcen gu bcridtiscm. Nuc Moten une
.Hetnungcn ucIde nit)t innerbalb 80 Scscn
bc,ab!t wcroeu. werocm IN bic Sdmbe bsS 9ru.
6. gs. Collins gum eoIcetircn sclest.
Natbaa g.. 8arneA
3o-6t Ntmini1rator.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
@prmumb &erfamf.

8raft ocs @cfsbls Der Yrobate Court tpirb
Der llntcr;cidnetc in OTent!ider GsrFciscruns
I'M Store bes sir3Iin in Cob e'prins Der.
torbenen Germ 8ari 8nbs alles perionlid)e
Giecntbum; weldeS benz ueriforbensn aebOrte,
%uertaufen, betebenh in Orb GOODS, Stiefeln
uno Sdm6en, 9iiten nno aappen, aleibern,
Giicnuaarcn, Notions ". |. III. Ser %erfauf
besinnt
Montassbe 90. NuguT
unb psro bon Sag ~ Gag iortseisbt, bis
slueS b~erfauft lit.
NatbanG s. Barnes,
34-6t Inminiitrator.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
OmrrGb! fur 1enDcorSe uno
Stteu&meicr.

Oieie Scrrcr babcn nun bas fdon1e uni
bette 6cfddft is gan; ct. GIoub. 0a Der
Store i1on friber ais Der bette bcfannt mar,
,pclhcr ie hier achalten iunrbe. 70 1T es nidt
notbia, @sitcres'SusSber au bemerten. Sur
lei bicmit mitactbcilt, oaS ourJ bic SeridmeI.
;una bcs Milinerpfprcs hes 1errn Sttens.
nit benz ai~lbv.anntcn Stcre bcs Serrn
Senoooroe oas. gan3e Maaa;in gu eincm
Golden erfcr &laTe seuoroen 1T. ipoielbif
sllles. unb amar in beifer Nustpabl unb 81 ben
biliaten Ereiien, ;u babcn 1T. 2-t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
2nutperfduf.

1876 Nder swtes 2anb, 2 @cilsn oilid ben
Gourttous au ct. Glcub, a~renSenS an ben
MiiI7Nppi, Glub, tOnnen untcr icbr sinitisea
geoiueunaeu ansctauit tperben. Das garA
lit tbcit,peiie Sol;., @icien> uno |rairiclaaS.
Sine ausecseidnete 0elesenGcit, Gin Mildse.
idIit AT betrcibea, inoem Der Marft nabeoei
1T. airden unb Sdulen in serinssr Gntfsr.
nungs
Judge McKelvey.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
Dos Mfbma sebeilt.
9oQod, Sainois.
Y. Pierce, DR.. med.

@crtbsr oerr - Sd bate lieben
Sabr ON Mitbma 9elitteu. SIN per.
0IoIenen Triblins eebraudte i@ flint
Olai9en S9rer Discovery (Gntoedun9)
uno ndbrenb oes @ommers batte id
teinen tpeiteren Mnfal BON Mitbma.
SIN 0erbit tam CO misber i'd besann
Sire Discovery ein3unebmen uno NOR
balb pieoer polis bopon befreit. Sd
babe aud BON Mnoern seb6rt, bic bur4
ben @ebraud Sbrer Discovery 9ebeilt
poroen linb. unb beuno4 perldwei9en
lie Is. bab bisie Msoiein gut fir bieie
Grantbeit 1T. Sd ,reib, bab ni4ts Nm.
beres bic Qur bemirtt 6abem fonnte
oenn im babe feline anbert Wlebiein Elm.
senommen.
M9tunssp ou Der Sbrise,
g. ". Grabp.
gs sibt 9eute. unbin manden Or
ten msbr aIs anoerspo, ,pelde niemals
10 piel Nertanb 5ei0en, bop man gIaubt,
auber ibnen Iebe tein pernanftise'
Menid auf Der WeIt. @enn man
absr ibre @eben eeboris iiberIest. 10 er'
iiebt mon. bob beiaste 2eute ni@ts ols
Oummtopfe iino, pelde ein,is uno al.
lein barauf aussebcn, Mnbere 3u psr=
leumoen uao berab,uieben. @ol4'
2eutc beibt man ouf Deutih IN iie'
rabIe @a9weiber!" Scritan.
ben g!!!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
@pp J.

Die unter,eidnetcn iino CUR G%ntaesennob.
me bon 8e1cunnsen aler slrt, ipeIde IN ibr
@eiddft einidlascn, bercit. Nidt blob fir Die
Saloons bon Stcar,rs 50. ionncrm aud fir
allie umlicaenbcn Gouatbs inb Tic erhGtia, ben
Bop aus ibrer vUaetorb gu %liefern. pelder
iemals III ct. Giouo oeer llmgegenb fabrisirt
,,porcen 1T. Bur GntrgennaDmc bon SresrS
|srbieten nd freunblibE
Mobiidbon s 1biclcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
T.. @omer

sccbrtan Yublitum in grinneruns,
bas CT aQe slrte2 snireider. Nrbeiten outs
8eite unb gu libesalen Yreiisx bsiorgt. Gem
Nnftreiden bon 9auiern, 8ngeics,
9aasidifbea &C. pirb bic
arobtc Sorafals seipiomet. - sbop in Der
ct. GIoub @aaen> Gabrif. 16
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
Sattler9ei@dft
bon
9uliuS &inSIer,
Neben &rocuer'S GnteT.
Nebrn Rracm,er's GnteI,

81. Gloub, Winciota.
Scrr &inblcr bait Fcts Gin ausse,eidnetes,
Saacr bon Hfssbeacfhirrcn, Sdttctn, Veitider,
Vlcroctd,mmen, @iiriten IT,. I. III. u. I. m. an
9anb. Maaa oeriiume nidt, fib mad beNen
biuiacn YreiFn unb heiten @aaren al ertun.
6ssns 25
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02

M0beI.- 9rot alien Sumbus unb aler
x~ufidneibeui gum Go6me tauft man alle
@attunsen Nobel better mnb wollfsiler bel
8. 6. perfdbaa.
ct. GIouh. Minn.
llnb vtparrn?~ @ciI bericIbe INNER
ieinen Sorratb sesen Gaib e%iniauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02

* Gcrr @ilie madt baS secbrtc
Tublisum auf %fuleence snei Yuntte, ieincn
ausse,eidneten Giia betreTenb, auimcrtiam.
SER giais p~cr:auit tciucn Gifis mcbr an
Nau1eute.
~ bamit Die 2cutc nidt mebr angeiibrt
iucrocn, uno bort @iuia's Gfiis iaufen,
no 9 artcin Gig bon SiQia 81 babsn 1T !;
81 hamit @iIIis's Gfiis niht mcbr
nit beroorbcnem Giiia ucr,niidt unb oann ais
Billia's giiia oerfauit weroen fann.
@er baher MN ddten 9iais's Gig uno
,mberialiGt erbalten mill, aebe fel5t mad
Siuis's Gabrit, sescniber Dem tatbol.
Ffarrbauie in Ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
Grbte mebi5inen

! gu Iiberolen 4reiiem
| limb bod, na9bem mar es iiberaI proBirs
6at, tauft man in 6. S1uIten's aIhsr
bcutider glpothefe Iucs biuiser uno beNer.
Sein @eiddit bat tucn,scr rsuslagcn tuic If.
Denb ein slmbercs. ST bssablt feline 3s,tte,
tbcilt nit teinem Yartner uaS bdlt cine
MuStpabl
BON Garben. 8uraeIn. &rautern,
F.: @etnen unb Mehiea memtan.
bic man lie ionit 1ier n;rscaos, iuoet.
Cute &att
toiiet nsbts unb ,pirb germ unb freunSJi4 er.
tbciIt..
q &C p
%:pcrocn sn ibrem r,uirtIidcn" @srtbe anse.
fertist.
6. Sdultt1
It ageat fir Nberia'a fertig aemifdte tarbcn.
unS feline Npotbefe
lit
bic .ein3ise" oeuti9e Npotbste
norbIid bon MinncapoIis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
Orpber 6anbel IN Dry Woobs.

Sdlcier, Verfals, @orhduee, SdcttiiAe unb
fran;oIidc @inabams, @oQeumaaren. Som.
iacribaiuls, Tc!je, Sonncnihirme, Seiocn>
banb. 3aidentider unb elm sruser Yorratb
anberer Sommeripaarem me.ben gum Soften,
prciS bertauft. 1ommt unb iebst bic @aarcn
ilnb lsrnt Die Yreiie fenncn bel
Soiepb gbeIbrod.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
rflufen.

Gin 9 iabriscS, lam,nfrcmnes, fcblerfreies
Tiero, GSaaad) gut gum Gabren unb @citcn
lit bia.s ju berfaufen. foipie elm fat neueS
Tfcrbegcidirr uno Stlitten (%einipdnnie).
3d9eres au crfabrcn in Der Office bes .Noro>
fern. 1913
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02

~ @er quite lbren ODER idone ubrfetten
unb anoere Sunclcn sa faufen miini6t, ipene.
~, iner7 mad Ssrrn &obcrticas suuelra.
fore an 81 @ermaisFrape.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
9ic MecfbiQe Mahle

1T nun pitoer aUf oos Weue cingcridtet unb
9as scebrtc |ublifum bon @ab'
uno Gcrn miro frc.nolidt cinaclaoen, Der
Mible feline @unit gu idcnten. Serr Me.
@eis bon Go!o Sprins 1T Der Wullsr.
GY- Doar Sch pirb %leoerseit fir @ci3eu
bejablt.
.. Sennep, Gieent6umer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02

Das Stnaiabr besinut am erten M1cnta9
I'M septcmEer uns fdliebt Cube SUM-. Die
3oelinsc merocn inbeb gu ieber Belt wdbreno
beS SabreS anfsenommen. aot unb @er.
pfesnna fir finf Momate $4,000.
Mufit &c. ertra au bejattn. Die erite
Seiiion beetstnt am l. Moatag i'm Septcm,
Der; bic 3,peite am l. Montas I'M Gebruar.
Sur NabereS wenoe man i6db an
Mother: Walburga; o. S. B.
z L. B. "a. Sta Cloud. MINI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
~ 1err Hobettfon, llbrma&er IN Ct.
eloao. bststt oas bette llbrma@ersei&dft ia SCI

~ g. Miller in ct. gloub
eersauf t bic beNen unb feinhen Qiqucure in
lelHea Wa9djinen. Seine @eine unb giaar.
ren tcnnen BON leinern 9auie i'm Gtaate iber.
tronsn reroen, tpeber al Iortreflidteit nod
a.! S'u'atetf, Wfau tprede Dor uub iber3euae
l'~' S-bb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
mDbeI uub
@emrD 2ppSbrud.

lens u. Z. d. eoento terft9c yar9e
mo et~as Mnberes fir iunse G9eseute
itets uorrdtbig.
.Das erite lit elm &lciberi drant.
GaS 3weite foil bas @aidiint fem.
0aS 0ritte lit Der @iidcnidra MT,
Das @iertc tit Die @cttFeG fcim,
Das Siinfte tbnn feds Sti9lc fcaen,
Das Sedsife ii bet @ctina -Gbair,
Das Siebtc mab Der Slid beritsaen,
Das sdte 1T bic @iese - lccr.
sdt artifel fieb1 On bier,
@uter Grennb, id acb' fe Or
Sir so Dollar %alleiammt,
Da oben in ct. Martin geua,
Sn Genrb 2oosbrud's Strcirerfbe
GannR Du es baben. sifes ifappt.
slGe trbeiten in Sol3 herben aHsc "mii,eH
fur WobcI iono5I ais Jar 8aueoeira..r.
QteoHone 9. .. etarp& S.. Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
@efunDen.

Gin nod CANA gutter &ssenrod purbe &c,
%iunocn. Ser Giaeutbiimer fam in Der Office
bes .@orbiern" erfaDrsu, no iid Der Sod
bcinbet. @. 9ergerbaufcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02

" Yiloerrabmcn. aros unb fId,, fdou
,inb elegant, oereoloet ODER ron Y%ladualnub.
tets 81 ben biaisien @rciicn borr1tbia bel
@. &oienberger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
Crust mud Sfherz.
cJnnise Mntterliebe.

M tI.t ---U-4t
@sbI sNanGes trent MID duf BET @sK
SeedDt innia tief unb twatr,
Bod Gines bab i'd au~Serludblt,
0as riibrt mid munberbar.
Gag an. mas biefes Gine fei:
Sit NutterIieb unb Wuttertreu.
N@ ,pemu ID Of bic Matt.r feb',
@ie fe ibr Atnblein btrst,
unb Of es aud teim Nort uerteb',
@ei@wdtis NIT ibm f4srtt;
SaMn fibl' i'd wie bic SHUTTER liebt.
Die niGtS berlan0t unb alec giebt.
Gistaltem Croft aictt Sob uno Gut,
6ibt Mana unb SrheneRern.
60 eft bcrldbt u,S frobcr 1utb,
Sic 4oHnuna triigt 70 germ,
Tod, Oh bic @elt suiammenbri&.
Sic WMttertrcu ftirbt epig nidt.
SIN 4imncl elan,t ibr 6errli4 Bib
Yin 6ottet Gtrablent1ron,
0a IGdtlt biinmliiMieli9 milo
Maria unb ibr Sobn,
Bum 3eiMeM, BAT bic Wuttertreu
Der i1onitc S1mud bee S4opfuus lei,
Drum iiber allen 0rbentanb
Hub alier Aronen Vradt
Sat bieics reinite 2iebesbano
Muf meine Seele Wadt.
9cnn eines blcioet emia neu:
Sic Muffrr umh mu.frrfrcu.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18

lnvestigate the corresponsle nee fafaislsed before they become the eatiorswts of al such ~crvslit mo. hitler schemes as interruptions politicians may iuaugagafe and thrust nga,a tae pnbiV this way ama atigmp. e. carry through the very iaagvnce they have re teived sFpa8 newspaper pahsts't ere. sAieh iaeuenee has been oh tained through these very Wash. iagsou eofresIs,asls nta. We most sincerely eondema Che eaeoar- agsment If any saeh bureaus at oaf National Capltoi. and are sas. lsllesl shat uaaay ol them are con daesea ia the Interest of some 'stlH isb' that has beea gotten up b politicians ta dviraua the peo ple. aai impose ulma tbeir new heavily la1ened shoulders still greater taxation. Let thc press throughout the country maintain lis aigalfY, aad sson suyh tharae. fers ns weli as their business will beeome among the things that were"
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
Hessin. l he tumor was oi the size of an ordinary apple.

Hesrin. l he tumor was oi the <ize of an ordinary apple.
 The Cherokees have over eighty common schools. The Clncka- saws have four pubic and about ten district schools. The Choc- taws have two public schools and over fifty district schools. The Creeks have three public schools and about thirty district schools.
 A plan will probably be brought before the Mass ,chusetts Legisla- ture tooonstitute Boston. Cam bridge. Brookline, Someryille and Chelsea one Metropolitan police district, to be under the control of state commission deriving Its authority from the governor.
 The slate business of the Le. high valley is better now than ever before, the export to foreign countries being largely on the increase, 44.7I7 cases of school slates and l0,746 tons of roofing slate having been shipped to  Great Britain during the year.
 A California paper suggests that ostrich raising might be ad- ,led to the profitable industries of the state. It thinks that ostl ich es would thrive along the edge of the desert of San Bernardino, and that 1000 bir'is, yielding $20,000 worth of feathers a year, might be better than sheep farming.
 A city ordinance in Salem, Or egon. provides that any person gwen to the incorporate use of intoxicating drinks, may be de e.ared drnnkard, and the city recorder is required to notify the liquor dealers by publication, in some daily paper, not to sell or z ve such person any wine, spir- it's or heer.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18

A recen: foot.race in Deer Lodge, Montana, for Sl 900 a side distance 100 yards-was wen bv a man named Hammond. bs ten inches. About $3.000 hang ed hands on tht occasion.
 Capt. Moses Irwin, super'n tendent of the New Albany ana Portland Ferry company, Is at the head of the newly organized steamboat building company at former place.
 The California raisin crop is this year estimated at 6o,0Ot packages, 10000 of which will h, consumed on the Pacific coast, whilst the balance will find their way to the Eastern market.
 The orpheonic societies of Eu rope are to hold a monster reub- ion at Paris during the exposi ton of 1878. An apl roptiate concerted piece for chorus ol 5000 strong is in course of prep aration.
 The low price of rice this year has been very discouraging to the Louisiana rice planters, and many of the largest planters on the La fourche and the Mississippi a Q preparing to go into sugar.
 Miss Rye continues her noble work of charity in gathering pau per children together by the hun dreds in London and forwarding them to Canada, where good homes in farmers families await i them.
 By the application of snow ball, to which was added a tea. spoonful of common salt, Dr. L. F. Holmes, of Helena, Montana, succeeded the other day in re- moving a tumor without pain from he left side of Mir. E F.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
GIVE THEM WIDE BERTH.

The St. Louis Price List and Trade Journal intends the fol lowing well aimed and pointed shot al an eyll which has grown to he, as we verily believe, 8 power ful agency in foisting jobs" and schemes upon the country. We have long since arrived at the same conclusion announced by the Trade Journal, ani we have been astonished at the avidity with which some editors have seized upon this class of matter as q portion of the contents of their papers. We certainly con cur in the views expressed by the Trade Journal in the appended article from that paper:
 At this season of the year, and while Congress is Tn session, It i, not unusual tor newspaper pub fishers to receive proposals from self constituted correspondents at Washington to supply the news from the capital for eithea . small consideration" "an ad veltisement" of some law cellec tion or patent agency, or "gratu itoueiy." The ultimate objec seems to be to have this cores pondence published. By taking the soundings, and reading il aXchanges the character of matte supplied, we can come to but on
 conclusion, and we think some 0 oar city papers as wei as those throughout tn
 West would do well to careful
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
COTTON AGAIN!
 THE CHEATHAM TRIUM P H "A N IT! THE FAMOUS CHEa1HA 4 CHAM Pl0h PROLIFIC CUTT JN!!

This cotton has been planted the past season in all portions of the .-tate, and the truth verified that it is The Best Cotton ever Planted
 in Texas.
 That it is the most prolific, best sta- pie, most rapid in growth. and i'll every way far superior to any cotton known. It has proved in Texas, as 1t has already done in all other cot ton States, that it will do all ever claimed fer it, and that the past season in Texas it did make at the rate of from
 Two to four bales per Acre on up lands: and 1 will furnish numbers of good certificates testify ing to the above, to all who will send me their name and address, also circulars with full information. And now l again Cifer these seed for sale, and refer to the cotton itself IS to it's merit, and guarantee the seed to be fresh and genuine. And as l propose this season to have no trav- ehng agents, but to deal directly with the farmer, allowing them to make the commission heretofore given to agents, We are enabled to put the seed down to the following prices:
 5.0uO seed, $l .00; one peck $3.00; one half busnel, S6.00; one busliel, 5000; five bushel S6o.00; ten bush ei, S7o.u0.
 And l warn people against buying seed from any agent. for 1 will have no agents, except to canvass for orders. No one will be allowed to handle the seesl but myself, and the only place you can get the Cheat ham Cotton Seed, warranted pure and genuine, and direct from the proprietor, will be from my office in Houston and if you buy from agents peddling them, you nave to risk them being Cheathan seed. We do this 10 protect both ourselves and the farmer from being imposed upon by numerous agents who will doubtless flood the country propos- ing to sell the Cheatflam Cotton Seed, and claiming to be authorized agenls of ours.
 CLUB RATES AND TERMS. Any one getting up a club to take five bushel or seed, and sending me $40.00 cash, will send him E bushel extra: or for club to take ten bnshel with $75 cash, will send the getter up one bushel extra.
 Our terms as before will be cash, and i'll order to save C. 0. D. express charges, require the cash to accom- pany all orders.
 Money can be sent by post office money order, registered letter or by express, and the seed will be ship ped by freight or express as direct ed, except the one dollar packages, which 1 will send by mail.'
 To Grange Masters or Secretaries, who desire to get up clubs in their Oranges, will make special ar rangements if they will apply to me. Also to parties desiring to canvas for orders.
 Parties ordering for club must send the name and address of each party, and the amount of seed they take, so 1 can ship direct to each one; or If they prefer it, will ship all the seed together to some reliable merchant, which will make the freight lighter.
 Be sure to send me your address for pamphlets, circulars, &c., and order early, as the supply will be limited.
 R. CHRISTIAN, Gen'l Agent,
 Box 62J, Houston, Texas.
 office u) stairs, opposite the post office. Dec. 2l-3,n.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-01-18
Cenaenninl Awar.ls.

The following. from the United states Centennial commission. will he rad wi'h interest hy all oar FeaAeFs The people Of Ar. kansas have cause to thank Gov. Garland aad the lasg legislature fir their efforts to present tue resources ef Arkansas at the great international exhibition INrERSArloSAL EXHIBITION PHIL
 DELFaIA, 1876
 The United states Centennial commissioner has examined the report of the judges. and accept ed the foliowing reasons. and de- creed an award in conformity thereNith.
 PmLApELPuIA. Dec. i6. 1876 Report on awar'ls Precinct: Nat. nfal and Industrial Resources of the State uf Arkansas.
 Tie undersigned, having ex amiaed the pro,uet herein de- seribea, respectfully recommends the same ,o the United States Centennial commission for award, for the following reasons. viz.
 For 8 large, well-planIed stale building on the centennial grounds. combining some striking and unique features in it's con struetion deserving of spec al mention, also for a large, compre. heusive and very attractive ex hibit of the natural and industrial products of the state, embracing valuable mi1eral collection, large collection of the native woods, also of the agricultural products. and especially of corn and cotton, the latter equahaa any fibre of its kiad in the Unitei States, all of which collection ate very tastefully and sy strmatically arranged for the inspection ol visitors.
 C JCHLIN DUNxFUIr.
 Signature oi the Judge. Approval of group Judges:
 J. A. JoHNsoS.
 F. OLDESDoRFF,
 T. F. SICKULs,
 r. W. IALNADsE, A true copy of the record:
 FRANCIS A. WALKER. Chief of the Bureau of Awards Given by authority of the United States Centennial Commission
 A. T. GosHoRS. Directot.
 J. R. HAwLEY, President J. L. CAMPBELL, Secretary.