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81. Sabrga1tg.
Spe3ial> >Noti3em.

Spejial>9fott3e,t.
Vimbrcd,er iberIiftet!
Der bette unb biaisfte eriitirenbe BURGLAR ALARM.
-Staats= unb County Sfedte
su ba6en bei
3. %. @serrpmaa,
str. II, @eis6abette StraBe.
elarts Gombimatio,s= s6IDFer obne sdlasfeI
iinb gu baben in
ST. 50, 0ermatt=, nabe SigbtftraEe.
Baiieu por,isltf fir ghublaben, Slreaur, Siher@
itrdnle u.i.,u. greis reousirt auf Dollar.
(5ebr2i, ,1NtD .----
Or. 8. u. Nnoertrooo,
bomoopatbiitber arSt,
III BON ser. 255, georb=gutapitraBe, nad gr. 109,
=@barlesraBe, sesosen, mo er feline aufrueram=
te een ipeaelen Srantbeiten 6rauen uno Sinbern
pibmet.
Shreaufunoen bon SO s'ormittass unb BON "a
unb6-7 nbr Nabmitta9s. (San20, 3Dfe, ,l.a.2)
s6- Ysetae 9amem! &Senn ste Sbre bet'm
&ammen auSeebenoen 6anre BON Der Nurse
bis aur spite NIT Der Maibine Surebt semaht boz
ben pollen, 70 6rtnsen sic iie na benz SuperdiF8en
s,aarfrifr= gtabli7ement Der Yeao. g. TobIermann
in ssr. 81. sorosGatawzetrebe.
(Jan27, ,1afon., ,SSoHn.S.O.)
Die naSeeSsstdbmaidiae,i Gompaenie"
prablt nit, fonbern madt au Die gorsise i5rer Waz
fdinen aufmertiam uno labet bas BubIifun elm, iie
ansuieben.
gaan ipre9e in unierem Siireau Dor unb unteriude
uniere neue ia br isirte Maidine fir aeoer=
unb Tu6arbeten, tuede bic bette 0iaidtDe firSbnei=
Der TIT.
Wtr ertauben einen liberaIen ab3us
se9en Saar5abfung.
nEees=yaabmasd,inen= @eieusd)aft,"
gfr. 50, yforo%eb ebarlesftra6e,
C6ebr7, tU1ti.a.T) nfSremaurer=&empel.
MobertS' ~ a I a. uu , 8 iei " @=g gtratt
Nabrbait ano ttarfenp.
geiier, als eebertbran, sesen ed minb biudt,
2uftr0brenaif gntsInbun9 upo anoere
eunsenz unb Sals=8eidiperoen. Sci gieroenz, ,sdarz
LODI uno anberen Tiebern ole ndbrenbes Sonicum
bur Ser6eijlbruns raider unb poaftdnbiser @eneiuns
iebr uiraam. Gut sesen Dpspepie, appetttloisteit,
8erbauunssleiben uno alsemeine Sdwade.
Sn alen Mpotbeten su ba6en. [San.5,1Ss]
81. Weors g. Vaorrtn,
3abnarst,
bat oas (f.dber BON Or. @indea benubte) Sireau
mad, Nr. 26, @ orbz guta 70 ftraBe, perlest.
Mue Mrbeit garantirt. fIus.2 Sept.23fl
Bireau ees 8aslidt=Gompa8nts
BON Baltimore,
gtr. 10, Goutb Strafe.
Cole tIltses SeiSmateriat....G ote !!
Qpir baben cine porslsIite Aualtdt BON Gofes porz
rdtbis, peIe mir benz Yublitum als Elm empfeblensz
pertbes Sei,materaI far bduslie uno anoere 3fpede
oifertren; fdnst let euer unb it fre bon llnrensz
tetten.
8efeGunsen iperben In bieiem Sireau ober in be4
Gabrit, OuB BON 2eaoenhalitr., ansenomnlen.
Rrets $3.50 pro @asenIabnns, in irseno einem
Gtabttbeile abseliefert.
lOtt23-fl Sames 9. smauprno, Ssfr.
9sss. &or'S Smoianiid)eS nesctabiItid,es De-
colt, felt % Sabren als bas sroBte 8lutreinsunssz
D,ittel ber @egenipart befannt, wirb nur In gtr.
177k, sSaDette>, EoroWeit=Gds Der Gutatps
4traf,e, subereet unb iit bei alien pobefern gu 9az
ben. [Aug26, 12Uftetl
aS Ulan beiebe ben
,,Spro Baltimore"
ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
- e1e man einen anberen fauft, bei
$. g. WscMbob,
[Gept2e, ,12NitefJ SIR. is, @ermannr.
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Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

g8a bing rom, %. Ssbrllar. = Das
grefuttp-Somite, ue.hem bic AnoroHuu9erl
fiir bieSuansurattonsfeier iibertrasen ruuroen,
bielt beute abenb eine Yeriammlmns nno bes
ldbleb, fetnen Suuusurations@ Ball, ionoerT
an beiIen gtelle einsn groBartiseu Sadsl5ua
uub cine illumination Su peranftalten.. Utar
erpartet, oab menisfteHs $4,000 8adeltrdgel
an bem 3use tbellnehmeu lperben. Veretuel
meldbe iid an BET Yro5eiiion 3n betlelliser
wiinihen. fao aufseforbert, ith ifriitlib oil
Aler. Sbepberb, 9, 8. 8or S42, gu wennen
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SermiidbteS. = Die 90. SabresidluBfeier ber
arSneiidule Der rliarpdnoer lntoeritGt" miro bene
Wittta9 in oer Utujitz zAfaoente itattfuOen.
= 4atrid S'Brten, Der 8ienitag Uorgen in Uialloz
rps auiteruz zginma6ebcue 10 idper perbrubt Wuroc.
befano iih seieru bebeuteno beer. Die Ier8te iina
poller 3uDerii6, oaB CT init oen Seben oapontommei
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/ GsiIerei i'm @os,ifnIr.

gSa htngtou, 28. Sebruar. - Neprd'
ientant gSlllis 9erietb beuts nit einem Sbiir.
fteher bes Sauies i'll @onilift. @s erheat,
oaE bic Shiiriieber Sefebl erbclten batten,
ben Witsllebern feline Sarten ;u iiberbrinseu;
elm sSreuno oeS 9rn. @ilis ieollte nit oen-
ielben ipredeu, allein Der @erberus mei9erte
itd, Srn. g3tlliS Die 3arte binetuSutragen.
&iais tpurbe BON tem Sorfalle bsnahrtGti9t
uno besab iid] in GROCER 4ufreguns nad Der
Sbiire, no er ben gSa6ter bon ieinem Stuhle
itieB uno benielben NIT Sd)nldbnngen iibers
bdufte. Ser ause9rtffene, Elm 9elpiiier 5arrts
aus ytorb=@aroliua, mar ebenialls nid|t faul
unb periebte 8illis etneu iolhen Sauiti6lag
auf oas Nuse, OaB iid5 Oafielbe iOfort in Elm
Srauergepano biinte. Ser tapfere gSilis
nebsnbei bemerft, Elm GROCER itarfer Wann
- ma1te oarauf etnen 10 miitbeuber 4ngriff
aui ben tpaderen&dmpeu aus benz Norbitaate,
oaB oieier iidl Sen0thigt lab, elm Oeiier gu
sieben, mn fih bes ungeitiinteu Solons aus
9te,p~Oorf 81 erpebren. @erabe, alS Der
Samp ON ,piloeften tobte, eridieu Sr. Sut=
haro bon Biscouiin, uno es gefaug oemiel.
ben, Die beioen &ibdbne gu trelnen uno
au beidDid]tiqeu. ...-.
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B0uEetDtf&
So0eSurtbetl.

sBoob f d, 8t., 25. fse6ruar. = Senrp .. G'ra=
pelin, ipeler berRbrt lit, etnen Noro an perber ..
gDbite periibt Su babeu, tuuroe 9ee gum 3ooe nerrs
theiIt. 0ie 6inrdn9 tit Guf ben iucten 8retta9 tm
Ntdr3 1879 Tefseieet
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Sic sitttatiptt In 9ottiIta,ta.

ew-Srleans,2 28. Uebr. -8oupernenr
gti9ols bat cine Yroflamation erlaiien, in
weld,er er cine @rtraftuns Der @eiebsebun9
auoronet. @r ertldrt, DaB Der segenwdrtlge
3ultano Der Iffairen oes Staates cine iolt)e
0taBreael rnumednslth nottmenbig madt.
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Serabiebnn9 Dot &nbeloepeSdjess=
Mdfett
9sr Sebems .g}erfi 6lertlttaSidbtpimoel.

0ep gorf, %. Se6runr. - Die Direttoren Der
Ser. Staaten ao6eI Geielidait" Oerttnben, OaB
i5re Staten pom mor9en on auf % @ents in @oIo pro
Wort reou5irt fno.
9er 9ebens=g5erfi dbertangSi6tpinoel.
Ien % gort, %. Observation-Disclosures Stteman
in SrootIpn erlieB geitern etnen @ertsbefeb iueter
auorbert, Die Gjrinbe anSuseben iueSbalb nid]t en
Curator errannt uub cine Snuntion gepdbrt peroen
lolte, nm Die ,,9uaroianz 4Iutuo~" uio ,,untperolz
aebens Ierfi6erun9s @ompa9nle" 81 oerbinoeru,
iid nit ser ,,ytorb- -american" su ueri6me3en ooer
in oeriel6en tbre Riiitos neu 5u perfderu.
Sauserott.
Cincinnati %. 5ebruar. = u. s.. gSalter &
Comp, Gpirituoen6d ertl6rten ttb beue 6dn@
terott Die Baiipu bera9en iiber s200,000, Die Yaiz
fra $4,000. AtS llriade bes 6aiiiments pro Spe7
fuIatton ange9e0cn.
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Wsef,r WoiftttorSer nerhaftet.

U u
i'm bteisen Boifamte, iuurSe setern a6enb ipesen
gntipen6una pom Breien perbaftet fini @eIobriefe
pehe SIS entbelten, uuroen sur 3et ieiner 8erbafz
tuns bel linn por9efunSen.
beue 2afanete Nnoerlon, fpeler oils Subrmann zines
Bofpasens ansefelt mar unb bic Boit felt mebreren
Monaten iphematif4 berautte. Gin Yadet geoffneter
8rieie unb mebrere 9upIitatidiel su ben 4oitidden
fpurben i'm Bette oes &erbafteten sefunben. 0er=
ielbe leusnet feline Sdulb nidbt ab.
Ser peritortete General -. Steitt=
tpebt.
SuffeIo, %. 1ebr. - Die lleberreite bes perz
ftorbenen Generals stoop9 b. Steinpebr, meIder am
Samase i'm "2ifftz5ouie" peri6ieb. ipuroen am
tauiaftra6e sebradt uno balelbit pom benz Oberiten
8idaro ssIa1 unb ben Sffi5ierer oes Go. 8esiments
nit mitdrijhen GhrenbeSei9un9en empfan9en. 2Sab@
renb bes serisen cages mar Die eeide in ben Quar-
iuern fanoer it elm, um benz Serftorbenen Die lebte
| Gbre 5u eripeilen.
9tbteben eiaeS &onimIs.
Bofton. %. Eebruar. -Sier it Die Madridt ein=
setrofen. bas %. g. gBe6fter, Ser. Ct. zsoniut in
Srantiurta a. 81, NIT 1obe absesansen 1T.
s@iTsMnfdae.
&apM -, g. Sebruar. = Der S9leppbampfer
foif SD, nah gsetpzyOrf feds Ileiien norOweifIid,
bonn Sereiorb= =9eudttburine seiunfen. Captain Bitt
uno Die aus bier Yerionen beebenbe Mannihait LAM
been beute Ntorsen urn lbr on ber 9tettun9sitaon
! g1. 30.
Ser Sdooner ,,5annie @ef6roof," iuelder am
2t. b. Oits. n6rbli pom Sereiorb nIeHftranbete bot
f init aBaiier sefant. Die Sesei uno aatelase uer=
Sam as 81 5n9l s8 ss Dsr srse se H"'
sdbre6lide 0antilieas5ra6Sote.
fob WeeeI 5u 2iffin o.. tobtete beute Dfor9en feline
smansiszidbrige Eodbter bur1 einen Sdus fn's Sera
nnb feuerte barauf arf eine rau, pee er iebob nur
am Seine oerDunoete. Die nriahe it nidt ermielt.
| ccNsrQ
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Ueue an5etgsn.
Tlai@e,t 8ier.
@eor8 Gbret's
M. COURTNEY T. 8rnoer,

M. Courtney l. &ruber,
Nr. IA, Nnrb>Gbarles>,
Gde oer Tapette= straBe.
Smpnrteare bon
teimen @einen, 8ranntmeinen,
gapanna-Gigar
's'"@T Tsaaa"satIlienssroeerte=artttelm a"aIi
uno
fren,sen 9roSattem iesltder Mrt.
aIsnise Msenen in ben gereinisten saaten fit ben
berGbnlten
Grand "Vin d'Angleterre-"
Gbampagner
unb gtsentbamer bes "oIo Club S,ouse- retn
,. Ms11as9en @bisfep's.
aieminstuu'(bs
Ndbmaidinen, @
Temerteaffem,
TYPE-WR1TERs 11P
Mderbam Weratbe.
SiioIt6es 3tpei9 : Sitreaa,
fir
. Den 8erfauj aIer unIercr @aaren
en- gros uno en- detail
3m 6abrtfs setetIen.
G. Rfn,ington 4 S6bne,
Nr. Al ,.no 40, Noro=GbarlesitraBe
8attimore, Wo.
u. 8. 9sIer,
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Serasiid)te 9epefd)en aus Ne,us
Mn..p
Scr 6eiSutorFt.

Nemz orr, 3. fSe6r. &jeI0 er0nete Ietdbt Su 3.
geediel i6mad gu 4.83!a. Got6 Gau Su tQt]I-2s.
SuE6esSO6lisatione fau unb ftett8; 81er Coupons
1tfM, 66er f07, neue f033S, '67er Ia, '6Ser IA,
neue 5fnfer 10914 10.i0er Coupons 113. sIttien
lebbaf u.eit; 09. 94a, grte ia, 9oe Sbore
1917, Sntnots Central 521a, Bttsburs 49, @biea9o@
unterI6aeamts gilans: GjOl6 s72, $3.50, 692; Gou@
ront ri 570
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Sflaperei Ano freie 9lrbeit attf Gtt=
b0.-Ci1t WGr0er Ocrtaftet.

Sapauua, %. 6ebr. - Sifiiielle Be-
rtd,te er9ebeu, raB iidI mi Sabre 1870 $685..
600 Sflauen, in 1873 nur 287 900 uno in
1876 MIR 1875, 900 Sflauen auf Der Sniel @nba
beianoen. Die i3abl Der freieH gteger betrug
III 1873 26,000, in 1874 $4,000, in 1875 75,@
900 unb in 1876 $4,000. Die freien Neger
IN bier Suri8oifttoneu, in pelhen fetn @en@
ius aufgeuommen meroeu fOnnte, Sdblen m
9efabr G0,0O0 SeeIen. Die ,SOse oe Cuba"
meloet, bGB SenOr 9lusuitin ar9neues, e'u@rz
Nilt9lleo Der @orttS, leBte gGod)e Don Mtertto
III Saoanna alifam, nad)oem er elnen Tim
ourd elneu f0niqli6en Sefehl im G5ep.cmber
1875 erthelIten Nuitraa in Merifo erfolgrei6
auegeiiibrt bate. 9ieler 4uIlrag beSog iidI
auf @inDanberuRQ Don Arbeitern nadb @ubd.
Oas erpabute Slatt iiist hinSu: - Ser Grfol9
ole'er Senoung brredlti9t 81 guten Griualtun+
gen; Die Glnmanoeruug bon &blneen miroe
benz eanoe gum yiadtbetle gerelten, neil mir
NIT een@htneien 9tl1t8 9emetn haben. aOloni'
ten ans Wterio iinb ieoob miltOmmen, neil
ne gelehrt9 unb &atholiten Itnb." - angelo
lirSua, alias 9utterraS, ueldlcr bic gSlttme
oes Cenerals BGsrrarb in 1874 IN Wtaorto er,
mnroete, ut bon Der Boll3et perbaitet poroert.
Serntiid)te 9epeid)en aus Ne.uz
9orf.
Sem gort, %. 5e6runr. = Sob er0Ffnete su
1919.
- Yer 9ampfsr ,Gtbtopta" trui uon Glasgow
bier elm.
Die .8ennpponier Goal Comp" oerfei9erte
heute Il 200 3onnen 4itsons sSoblen, pethe ol9enoe
Breie erSieten: TO- 00002onnen r2unlp" S2.95-2.y71a
5OO02onnen ,Steamer" $3.50; 1900 Sonnen a@rote'
S2.9O-2.97H; 1000 &onnen "G99 S2.95-2.974;
10000 Sonnen rStoUe- $3.45-3.5 5000 2onnen
-@betnut' S325-3.30. SSol9enbe Breiie nurben bel
Der 8eritegerung in letten Wfonae erSielt: Sump"
S2-931z, .Steamer S2.823a, .Srate" $2.o27z, 1893"
S2.S71a, rStoue" S3.45.
Die rSelapare= =9adaiuannazg gseiteri1zSabnH oerz
fel9erte beute 100000 Sonnen Scrantons8oblen gu
foi9enben 4reiien: 10000 2onncn "Steamer S2.S2H
-2.S5; 25,O00 "Grate $2.TA; 10, 600 2onnen "g99"
s2.921z-2.95; 10000 2onnen gStOpe" s5.45-3.524s
10000 5onnen rGbeItnut" $3.171a-3.20.
- Set Oampfer nSt, Soureta" 1T pon Saore bier
an9etomrncn.
= Der llnteri9atmeiiter sablte beute $4,000 tRr
Sntereiien unO 5000 tir etn9ejo9ene Sblt9otIonen
aus.
Die beutsen 3oaeinnaBmen belieien iid, ouf
$2i4,0O.
Scr 6elomarft.
Stem . orf, 23. @flo erOffnete letdtSu 3.
Wediel i6fpatb Su 4.831&. Goo ilQu Su t0f]I-2S.
SuE6eszS6 6lisationen fGau unb ftett8 '8er Coupons
1tfM, '66er f07, neue f03a, '67er f13s '6Ser ia,
neue 5iinier 1897 10.i0er Coupons t13. Gttten
lebbat u.eit 0z9 Central 941a, @rie IA, gafeSbore
20 Et9b 90
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0roeerie, Il. bemti@es Yroomftens
WeGhatt non &. ). Reib,

gao,weft Gde Der 2erin9tpn= ,ttt
Yaca=StraSe.
Dem beuti9en 9utItfum 5ur Nadridt, bas i'd
einbetmiidben uno frcmoen Brooutten, ais
Q;,,Ssm GrbIen, Swetidbgen, @Efe
StWICW' &tmbureer unb sd,tDeiser VeulV'
0erfe, Cries u. I. ~. porrdtbi9 Dalte.
00A Soeben er9atten:
6VV 6dbdben ibte bouamoiidle Sarinsc 6ei
s.. s. Netk,
eIDmett>@de oer &ertn8ton= Muo BaeaftraBe.
(sebrt, 1NtO
225 225.
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Serlin n,28. Ssebruar. - Die o8of" us,
fiinoet, Oab Der 0teidsrath beidloiien bal
oaB olS neue 3teids.SuitiSQerid)t, melteS
unter ben gsitimmun9en Der SuitiSgeiese Gilt.
9eisst wiro, III 2eipsig tagen ioQ.
Seonte Alfunio nmo Die 1oditcr Ocs Sserjoos
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-01-20
lDo Ii /, PARL0R ORGANS.
DDf(tjIl/ j
Il Established i'm 1856,

The best and most lasting organ now in
use. No other parlor organ has ever at
tanned the same popularity.
1t has been tested by thousands, many of
Them competent judg ;. and gives univer-
sal satisfaction to all.
The music is adapted to the human voice,
ranging from the softest tlutenote to a
volume OF sound unsurpassed by any in
Strument.
This instrument has all the latest i'm
provcments, and every organ is fully war
ranted for six years Beautiful OIL polish,
black walnut panelled cases, which viii! not
CRACK or WARP, and forms, in addition
to a splendid instrument Of music, beau
titll piece of furniture.
This organ needs only to be seen to be
appreciated, and is sold mt extremely low
figures for cash. Secondhand instruments
taken in exchange,
Agents wanted male or female, in every
county in the Unitei States and Canada
y liberal discount made to teachers, minis
ters, churches schools lodges, etc, where
We have no agents. illustrated catalogue
and pricelist free. Correspondence solicit
ed. Agents discount given where | have
no agents. Best offer ever given now
ready. Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U S A
Dec9
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-01-20
interests advanced by securing the
building of the road.

interests advanced by securing the
building of the road.
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in
terest has secured very large amount
Of the stock of the Consolidation Coal
Company, and is said to endorse if
not dictate, the present policy. 1t
was intimated during the year that
when a sufficient quantity of the stock
should be secured, the road and mines
of the Con olidation Coal Company
would be leased to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company at a rental
equivalent to a guarantee Of liberal
dividend on the stock and payment of
interest on the Indebtedness of the
Consolidation Coal Company Had
this been done, it would have re-
allied, to those who had purchased
The stock very handsome profit, as
it would have greatly advanced its
market value, bat it would have sad
died on thc Baltimore and Ohio Com
pany an Improbable investment
Intercepted sagacity Of the gentlemen
supposed to hold the stock gives color
to the rumor, for it is scarcely credi
bic that they would buy the stock as
an Investment at the prices ruling at
the time. Were the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to secure control Of the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Rail
road, its object would be to divert
trade from the canal to its own line.
This would insure beyond a doubt u
second outlet to the canal, and leave
he Baltimore and Ohio with an un-
profitable road on its hands The pol
icy Of high transportation rates that
has 50 reduced business of the Cumber
land and Pennsylvania road has been
followed to a certain degree and with
similar results on the Baltimore and
Ohio road. whose coal business has
fallen off, since 1873, o09.735 tons, or
SO per cent
The prices Tor Cumberland coal dur
ing the year have been from $4,000
s. 60 at Georgetown, and $3.50 to
So so at Baltimore.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-01-20
ILEGANY COUNTY, NRYLAND SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1871
Where could any one get better in

Where could any one get better in
vestment?
Then, say, rally at once, and let
US be doing something for ourselves,
that we may some day have a portion
of Gods foot stool that we may call
our own. This is our only y redemption,
if we wish to avoid being dragged
down to a level with the very worst
elements Of society. To avoid this,
and also to give those remaining be-
hind better opportunity to make a
living, is our object in trying to or
ganize a colony for the West. How
far we will be successful depends
greatly upon those who are in favor of
the project We have no doubt but
there are great many that are in
favor of such an enterprise if they
could only get it started. To them
this will be a good chance, to let us
hear from them at once. Then there
are others, perhaps, who do not wish
to SO, but would like to see it q sue
cess; to them | would say, help those
that are willing to go in every way
you can. And, lastly, let every one
that desires TO become one Of the col
ony send their name and post-otlice
address to either Of the names below,
so that we can arrange for a meeting
of all at some central place to form
permanent organization, and come to
an understanding between each other
preparatory to emigrating. Hoping
to hear from many who are willing to
60 and thereby become freemen by
their own perseverance, We remain
yours, JOHN BETz,
JAS. n. MAIR.
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The Remedy "A Colony Pro
posed.
ECKHART MINES, Jan. 16, 1877.

ECKHART MINES, Jan. 16, 1877.
Editor FrostJ,uy Mining Joaumal::-
| was pleased to see in your issue of
the 18th inst, a letter signed "X, -
the writer of which, it seems, runs in
the same strain as my own. l was
very glad to see that his mode of es-
cape from the evils that are staring
us in the face, is the same as that
which thought Of when writing my
first letter. He wishes to know of
me, how we can become possessors of
the land Why, sir, every man of the
age of twenty-one who is citizen Of
the United States, or who has declar-
ed his intention of becoming one, can
enter upon eighty acres of govern
ment land within the forty mile limits
of a railroad grant Railroads are
granted every alternate section, and
the grant extends twenty miles on
each side of the road; or one hundred
and sixty outside said limits, and, after
continuous residence upon it and
cultivation for five years, an absolute
title to the land will be given by the
U. s. Government at total cost of
about nine dollars for eighty acres, or
eighteen dollars for one hundred and
sixty acres. Land can be had of the
railroad companies also, at from 50 to
$40 per acre, on from three to eleven
years credit. So you will see at once
that to get possession of the land is Il
small matter. The necessary stock
and implements for farming and get
ting to the land is the most difficult
feature ofall; but this could be modi-
fed great deal by forming a colony
with the intention Of all settling in
one place. By this we could over
come many of the objections that are
made by some persons when YOU talk
to them of settling in the West. A
colony of twenty families could afford
to settle in some place where one
family would not like to go by them
selves. By this plan they could Sc
lect better land, because they would
at once have neighbors; whereas, if
one family would go by themselves
they would have to get land near to
some settlement, where, perhaps all
the government land that was of any
value had been taken up. Another
benefit to be derived by colony 60
ing is that they would be able to help
each other in numerous ways, unneces-
sary to mention here.
Now, it must not be expected that
anyone could go and begin farming
altogether without capital. In my
estimation it would require at least
$4,000 for a colony of twenty fami-
lies after securing and getting on the
land. That seems to be a large sum
Of money, but when divided between
twenty it would be but $500 for each
family. | dare say there are great
many hat might rai'e that sum if they
saw chance of investing it in prof
table way. To such there is no safer
investment now open than stock and
farm utensils, with your own labor ad-
ded; and you are sure of a living.
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