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4 Warming to tho StauntOn P0sf-
rFrom the Washi ugton Republican. 24th.1
VIRGINIA POLITICT.

rFrom the Washi pgton Republican. 24th.1
VIRGINIA PO1ITICE.
There has been some talk about nomina-
ting an Administration ticket in Virginia.
We are happy to say that the movement has
received but little encouragement, anu llas
acquired no strength. We should look
upon any such attempt with extreme dlsfa-
ror, as a measure which would only tend TO
cmbnrrass and annoy The Administration
without accomplishing any good whatever.
We recognize the fact that the present Is
transition period in our national politics.
| We merely state a matter OF history When
we say that all the old issues which divided
the peoplc into parties as Democrats ana
| Rcp,lblicans are now settled. Itfollows un-
aroidablv. from the condition OF things.
that both OF the old parties are practically
dead. Many politicians are not yet Wiling
| to admit this truth, but when they attempt
to rally partisans under the old 1lags we
hear them using party cries which have en-
tircly lost their significance.
| such being the political condition OF the
| country, an attempt TO form party 10 oP-
position to the Conservative organization IN
| Virginia would only result IN establishing
a faction which would not have any greal
principles to rest upon, but would SURVEYOR
| official power and patronage upon hctitlous
! issues. Thus the people would be need
lcssy aienaicd from each other merely thar
men might gain Office, for The contests OF
factions are tenfod more bitter than those
OF parties.
we cannot conceive OF any good that
would come to the State Of Virginia from
the nomination OF an administration ticket.
The President is chiefly interested in re-
establishing kindly relations between the
people of the North and the South. That
object can he accomplished best by season
OF political calm, during which the sec
tional anmosities which have heretofore cN-
listed may be forgotten, and the country pre-
pared for the impartial consideration OF the
new questions in regard to which the po-
litical parties Of the future will be formed.
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The Public Dcbt---PnbIic Meeting in
CulpeDer Last Monday.
from the Culpeper News. J


1Ir. j. Horace Lacey first made one OF his
! silly speeches, alldl then moved that the as
sembla9e organize into q meeting and APP
point Il committee to express the profound
sorrow of the people of Culpepcr upon the
death OF Mr.. Daniel. and their confidence
| in the ability and Suitablcness OF General
Field for the vacant place on the State
ticket. After making this motion and NOM
mating gentleman for chairman, Mr..
Lacey continued his speech, reviewing the
action OF the Legislature in passing the
funding bill and OF the subsequent session
in repeating it, and arguing the full power
| OF each Legislature TO act for itself, in
dependent of the acts OF any previous
| Legislature. After discussing this SUBJ
ject and abusing to the extent OF his
capacity all railroads and railroad-men,
the entire press OF the State, and editors
generally, whom he denounced as being
in league with the railroads, he again called
up his motion to hold meeting and appoint
committee, instructed the committee as to
what they should do and say and the lam
guage they should use. and then moved that
Mr.. D. +. Slaughter be called to the chair,
put the motion, and installed Mr.. Slaughter !;
then nominated Major GrimseY for secre-
tary, who, with his usual courtesy and
Difference, invited the editors OF the Meas
and Times to assume the duties SSigned
him, but which were respectfully declined.
He then renewed his motion for the APP
pointment OF d committee, which was car
ried, and, at his suggestion, the chairman
stated the committee would be appointed
after adjournment, and the meeting was
adjourned just as Mr.. James Barbour came
upon the stage, amid the applause OF the
audience.
Before Mr.. Barbour had proceeded far,
Colonel Strother entered the room and was
greeted with immense applause. After a
short consultation it was agreed that Mr..
Barbour should speak thrce-fourths Of an
hour, Colonel Strother be entitled to the
same time to reply, and Mr.. Barbour to
close with u twenty-minutes' address.
MR. BARBoUR's
speech occupied his full time, and was di-
rected chiefly to review OF the expenses
OF the State in its several departments in
1875, and comparison OF the same in 1860,
showing the States expenses to have been
much larger in 1875 with only part Of her
territory than in 1860 with West Virginia
in the old State. He urged reform and
economy in State expenditures, and the
passage of law that if not repeating
would practically avoid the wrong opera
tions of the funding bill, which he uncom-
promisingly denounced.
COLONEL JOHN sTRoTHER
then gave brief address In reply, stating
that the views and sentiments OF Dir. Bar
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kRfSEAeiES.

Married IN Wednesday. August 22d. ri the resi-
deuce 81 the hrtirs mother, by the Rev. T.. W. War
rem. u. r. JOHN Il. WILLIAMS ESQ. TO Nis
ALENINE T.. HUTCHINSON. daughter of III" Int
Alexander +. Hutchinson: all of this city.
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Nj TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
on SUNDAY NJ ! \. NJ and 6. T. n. by the pastor,
Rev W. Z. JUDKINS.
Young mems praycr-mectin@ every SUNDAY Az
TEKSOOS al 81 O'Clock.
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~. NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.

We are ready . show on the liret floor
$50 pieces OF BLACK ALPACA:
BLACK ALPACA II zoe. worth 23r.:
orr 35S ALrA c., reduced to SOL; ,,,uo -o
our zoe. ALPACAS never sold for less than Soc:
Our soc. ALpACAs would be cheap at 75c.:
BL b. CACHEMIRE al joc,-would be chc;.l
ELACK CAcuEMIRr at 6oc.-would be chcaI
BLACK CACHEMIRE Il, 75c.-would he cheap
@ W a* SAf d he q NS SGT1RSSiii G3oD which
we will offer at i small advance ahov" the Ne"
York cost-Such Il Henrietta Cloth. Eolnbazinc
Tnrr? II HNSDKERCHIEFs for SOC;
Three pairs ENGLISH SOCKS for u.
OUR CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.
CASsNIERES for mems and boys wear-a iull and
complete assortment:
Look at the best JEANS in tic city Of Richmond
CASslMEKES from 4or: TO - per per yati: :,,,rpr..
Dvn't buy your CASSIA1ERES before you look a,
srCLEBkOTHEkS'; ,,,.,,.,,r.,
Another 10; of those cheap 6 RASS-CLuTll>;
Yard-widc GRASS-CLOl'lI in all shu!"s:
1000 yards OF remnants Of PERCALEs Al &c
4 plenty of I.A,wNs on hand to select from:
COOP lIEMsTIlCliEDliA HDhERcliIEF only
\ EEAL FINE -UEMSTITCHED HANDKEH,
wHITE LISI E-TIlI;EAD GLOVES. all si&cs. from
TEI;EE-BUrToS KID GLOVES only 75c.-rra
GOOD KID GLOVES only 81:
Look al our 4Jr. KID GLOVES:
HAMBrRGH EDGlNGs ana lNsEETING> IN the
The largest large assortmen: Of EMBROIDERY in the
market:
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III" BROA D-STREET METHODIST
CHURCII.-Bl-hop D. :. DoGGEIr will preach at
l O'Clock A. VI.
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III G. Il \ e. T. STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Rev. DR.. WILSON. Of New OrIeaus.
will preach 1T this church on TOMORROW AZ l \.
NJ. AMI at night at the ClarStIrct chapel.
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Mt SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor.
ncr Main and Sixth strceis)-On SUNDAY Rev
HENRY MCDONALD. ID. d.. will preach at II \
II. and 81: i. NJ.
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NJ MAIN-STREET c II Il l T l \ y
CHURCH (betwccn Pine and Laurel streets).-
Preaching by Elder J. 4. DEARBORN at II i. VI.
AM g. N
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rI- CLAY-STREET VI L T 10 DIS I
CHURCH corner Clay aud Adams streets. Ser
vices TOMORROW ut IL O'Clock \. Vi. and Sd
o'clock =. NJ, conducted by the pastor Rev. i. A.
PETERSON.
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CAPTURE OF 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
.te,r York, August 23.-On Tuesday man
called at the Office OF Mr.. johnson, broker,
D. Broadway, and represented that he had
$4,000 worth Of st. Louis county bonds
for sale. quoted in the market 1T JOG, which
he was prepared 10 dispose OF at Il consider
able reduction 10 any person inclined to
make Il prompt purchase. He produced
bond No. 1914 for Il, 900. and the proposal
being deemed worthy Of consideration Mr.
Johnson called on Perkins, Livingstone
Il Post, Of Nassau street. who offered
to become the purchaser. In accordanc"
with previous appointment the owner
OF the bond called again on Mr.. john
son ut noon yesterday, and then proceeded
with him TO the office OF Perkins, Living
stone Is Post. \ tcn-thouSand dollar check
was drawn up 10 be handed to the owner in
PAYMENT, and thc negotiation was Virtually
closed when the seller Slrauk back from
the counter with dismay on being confront
ed bv Detectives Pinkrrton and O'tonnor.
bv whom he was recognized a. IL prominent
member Of a band OF forgcr~. He was M
mcdiatclr arrested. and the bonds, on en-
animal ion, proved to be >klliully-rNecutcd
countcrict> OF an issue OF st. Louis county
bonds OF $2j.000 OF the year 1915. and to
run for twenty-five Years.
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IL ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Divinc
service 1T | 4. VI. Ivy Rev. PIKE POWERS: and at
ST. Andrews church hy Rev. II. hErLEE.
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MI SP ECIAL NOTICE To =,
CTASERS OF DRY GOODS, HDTrn.y
LAST DAYS OF TIE GREAT CLOSING.
SALE OF SUMMER GnDrS
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MI THE LARGEST STOCK, THE
CHEAPEST GOODS. and the BIGGEST ASSORT-
MENT are now exhibited on The first. second, third
and fourth floors OF SYCLE BROTHERS..
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rYCrRSIOS TO WASHINGTON
MONDAY. AUGUST 81. 1S77.
GIVEN BY
MARSHALL LODGE, KNIGHTS OF pYTHL,

Fare for round.trip. 80; children under twelve
years. 81. The train will leave Elha head OF Broad
JPN. Tickets can be had Of c. +. Johnston, 81 8
sfain street; Bereridge Mcdowell, Brook avenue
and CLAY streets; L. B. Thomas, PA Broad street;
G.. w Taylor, Twenty nth and Broad streets T. NJ
Saunders Brooke avenue and Marshall streets and Q!
the Committee OF Arrangements. au2l-Tu,SGMol
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND ANNIVERSARY AND PIC
VI MIC Of SCHILLER LODGE, No. 1879. ]. .. Q.
F., OH MONDAY. 9th OF August, 1T BLENSER'S
PARK commencing ut 3 o'clock. Admission. SOC.
Ladies free. Professor KESsNICuS orchestra Will
furnish the music. Strict ORDER Will be observed.
and pleasant evening promised. -
au 25-2t TIE COMMITTEE.
4 GRAND MATCII-GAME OF BASE
"a BALL will be played al the Virginia state
Fair-Ci rounds on SATURDAY. August 25tll. be-
tween the champion ATLASTlCS and the cole
bratcd BROWN STOCKINGS. nt this city. Game
to commence at 3 O'Clock. Admission. 2Jc.
AT 24-2t
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,,,uE TRUSTEES OF THE Publ. .tH
HlGH-sCuooI. Mt chaplSS,ntss,sSxit!ss 70 eiee, =
proceed ON the 4rI ot sE y. - ooo Ia 81, 400.
,nnIca,ions received till the 50 OF September
By order OF tho school Board, MCKEE.
~ nVe ClclA
MI 2i-S,$
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION Sr41sIs
lfl DOWN JAMES RIVER szsA-<szsz
TI-rsDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2STH.

Tho stc,mer ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain GIF-
rnpn hiss hcen chartered by the LADIES, SEW
ING SOCIETY OF THIRD pRESBl
CHURCH for the above purpose. ana an .Hreeap1tc
evening Is promised to those who may favor tiie
ladies wi their patronage. supper ana inc usul
refreshments will be served ut moderate prices.
Arrangements have been mide l" i"FntSh 'N"s'S
for the occasion. -,o - \, ,o,,,r,
The boat leaves the wharf ut 7:3o L. w. return
AZ" 5TYckcts. soc: csc. for children under twelve
,iI WV au 23-5t
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~ MINERAL WATERS.
APOLLINhEl-, Afhl.LlNlS. a#. :.
TEES WATER. from the springs IL ','G ..a.r. i.
VICIIY from France. for 'aic by
OSCAR 'EkNI
All 4-coilm No. IL Go'cr',.g ...,,.
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NEW YORK. =.
rrTO THE TOBACCO MANU-.
TIRERS.-Wc beg IN inform you THAI w.,
VESPORT L MORRIS. Of Richmond. N,..e...
sole agents for the -a'c Of our
"P l. \ X"
brand Of imported
SPANISH LIC0RICE-PA>rE
for the States Of Virginia and North 'arp.ra.
We believe this 10 he The purcot AMI ru'.' a....
and as strong. If not the strongest. Lic"rir.n.t
Use I'm this country.
Mcs.rs. DAVENPORT & MORRIS -. 81.
times bc fully supplied with The article.
TO be- sold In bond or duty paid
Respectfully yours,
ZrRIIhLDAY * .tRGTINBN
an Him IlA'-s,-.
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EXCURSIONS.

NRAND EXCURSION
" BY THE
LADIES OF BROAD-STREET CHURCH
TO
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
YORK.
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NEW YORK BOARDING., 81 tf 1,s
In AVENUE. NEW loRK.-Elesant is, ,ini,p ps r~r
n ,,nsr cool aud central summer resi@ea's'
te2-3m -.--~-------------------
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4it!,ulond Dlspatrh.
The Troublesome Question.

sATCRDAi....... AUGUST 20. '>'''
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FLOUR.
BOARDING.

a GENTLEMAN AND WIFE lho 'l. nv
"A c,n1 IN procure COCA BOARD III 81 and
cellent neyhborhood. Rooms ,.sr. Of The
charges 70 suit. Address :" IL. W. h' aul7
lob
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StaIten ,.no Der OrteutaltJ4e ari.a,

-S6on por einem Sabre reeten fi6,
tpenn mir ni6t irren, gelegentlia elmer
9uiammenfunft bes Brinsen Sumbert
NIT Nit9lirberH 6es ruiiii6en &aifer=
baul les, @eri1te, Bel benet man BON
einem tuabrideinli9en 8uIammeuaeben
&uBlanos nno Staliens in Der Orient,
froge muntelte. Damals pHeate mon
bGuig an bic .&ebeu gu erinnern,
nit tuel9en @raf Camille garpur, Der
Ginger Staliens, ben GlianSpertraa
nOm 10. Sanuar 1855, Der Goroinien
Den ge9en RuBlnno &rie9 fibrenben
Nd6ten Srnnfrei1 unb england on,
reibte, Dor Der &nmmer b~e9riinbete, in
DEM er bic @efabren beleuhtete, iuelhe
elm Sies &usldnbS iotpobl fur 6ie libe.
rdle Sd6e in europe, als fir bic tuirtbs
i9aftfi9en SntereHeu StaIiets baben
Die @rinuerunq an gapour lit beute
BON 9teuem 9ebuten, mo fid bic 0nseis
Heft 1nebren. baB ebrgei5ige Speculas
tionett mb9liherpei1e behimmenb duf
bic leitenoen Stnatsmdnner Staliensl
etntpirfen sfDnRfen. @6hrenb ouf Der
sitet Ssite bas @eriidt auftau9te, Sta.
zen tpoIle, ipbalb Deiterreib in 8osnien
sInrtnribire, Gniprifbe anf Gibtirpf
'rbeben, prroe aud aus 8aris aemeloet.
ooB Der oortige itnlieniIhe 8otIhofter
Seueral @iolcini auffanenb piel BON
''ner SeorUbuns ber SutereFen Sta.l
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SnI6n0tfMeS.

9ie @beeler &rpebttipn.
Die i'm Besriff itebt fir 1877 IND
5eln III geben, miro IN brei Mbthetfuns
gen 5erfaIen. Cine, Die ipieoer fir So
loraoo beitimmt If, piro fid su Sort
2pon iammeln; bic an6ere, fir Utah
beitlmmt, benubt S9ben, utah. aIs Nusz
9angspunft, uno bic brittle, tuirb. in
Carton @itp, @euaba, fi9 periammeln
nm na6 Californian gu eeben. 9ieSe
bret @rpeoitionen per6en, in ie6s uraaz
n%tlirte 8artien setbeilt, cine ibitematiide
Sermeflune uno seometriShe Nufnabme
Der obenerndbnten @esenb p~prnebmen.
8ictoria bon gnaIanb.
Glt8nfta bon 9suti6lnnb nn6 Raria
bon . &u6lanb iperben nGhftens bonn
@entennial=grecuti ;Qus56uB Ser ames
rttanii9en 5rauen elegant aebunbene
@remplare beg rneuen Sabrbunberts
flr Srauen", u8eri9te Der pbilantrpoiz
l9en uro b~armberSisen Gnitalten Der
8elt" unb bes nS6lusberidtes bes
Centennial : grecutip : NusihufTes Der
5rauen" crbalten. Die 8iider fiu6 in
5utteralen einsei6lOfen, bic aug Der
Sloribas@ e6er beifeben nno NIT
benz birds eyes 3born aus WerupnfI
einsefoBt fr6. Den aenanuten Moie-
Itdte1 fol bartit Der 9dnt far bic Nuf.|
1lerfiamfeit ertuieien tperben, iuelde lie
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enttuidelten.
rGine be~Ibenmitbise9b atl
pnroe. Dor einiseit 3agen bon einent
@amenS Smitb, BON Der
5arte nNdrie SobnfOn", i'm Safen BON
aussefibrt. Gin Serr M
5oIbImitb mar beim 8erIude, elm flei.
es Boot, in iueldem er fi6 befano. |
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ut uiltergeiuIlfen. Gmitb fab Die O.
DR. IN toel9er Der @dnft itbtuebte. /,
,rnns fosleid bonn 8pro Der 8orfe unb 5
btuamm nnf bic STEELE gu, an tuelder {
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Is berielbe tuieber an her OberfI6he {
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8o,ts Rrteasf@anpIake.
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On r

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Der tiirfii6e SOlbat 1T tuubl Der
eiuSi9e in gang europa, benz l cine
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duBeren @ri6einlng. gr tr6at fid ma
lerii6, aud uenr er nit ben dlteften
5esen befleibet 1T, unb poIIenbs III
Yfero bietet er einen Inblid, bon benz
man nntuilIfiirli9 eefeifeIt tpirb. Won
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bet &c fi6 sutmlthi9 tpie Elm &inb seoen
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leines 8aterldnoe8 Sdblt, Ran fiebt
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er benz cibiliiirten Berufs5plbaten in
nidts dbnli@ 1T unb SpiIden ftrdmmer
SuboroiuatiDn uno itramuer Srbnuno
einen beoeutenben unterf6ieo madf.
Or ftebt ntb fdut off benz 8unt, aui
tuel6en e. geftelt toirc. aber er rdudt
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ben bic ghrenpoiten nor Der hiefiaen
Refoena BEG INSTRUMENTATION
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ebter n6bert. Gbouf @erim 8aida lit
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mo aues lf16tbtsen militdrii6en Gel
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8rooin5 GreuBen.

Sdau', Babi, trant Did aii /; infer
6ronJl tcnlmi e'piB nod als Prcfe1cr
aus Der fremb ggn6 II
@ 8aaasStn tinS @ruTsjSor D6
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MaIte 6 Sabre al1 ST 6ieler Sin.
;er niHt tG6ld2 2
9Ott&en % Sabre alt): 9a Der Etat,
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riuiers Gtus gtnbei@ii3e Irsmse
sotof $3.50, lss, 4ss .sO.Ss6,ss6 ss,444,45

AcIQl ....-. eloOg toOs+oS tOOiOoorSoo SoS3f1g1ot
Sier MAIDEN mir nlio bic erftaunlide
@rfnbrun9, eaS mir 9eraoe BON 9dn@
bern uno Stdaten, tpel9e mir perm6ge
unierer Sage NIT cine Nense @e9ens
ft1Hoen bel1er unn lei6ter iOnten perieben
f6nuen, ais anoere 9atioHen, IN einem
Sabre fir $l20,O00,OO0 mebr @aaren
importirt 9aben, nls mir na9 benIelben
erportirten. Wir faufen &affee pon
8railien, i3uder BON Cuba uno 80rto
&icU, 2bee BON Sapnn unb be5ablen
oieie @egenitGHbe NIT Be6feln auf
2onoon, mo- hieieI6en sum Mnfauf bon
8numuoGen5eugeH unb anberen 8aa=
rem un> CUR 8~erIenoung 6erielben nan
ben amerifnHiihen Staten unb CHINA
uno Sapan nertuenbet ner0en, tp1brenb
mir iebr gut bieie 2dnber nit ieten
8aoren Direct beriehen f6nitten. 8ir
be5nbfen oieien 2Gnbern $3.50, 100000
in WinSe, ndbreno mir i'm Gtanoe iein
io0ten, ihnen unfere Gabrifnte unb ionz
ittsen 8robucte 5um ooppelten Betrn9e
gu ~nerfaufen.
Bas n1tbi9 III. nm ben 6anoel nit
ienen 2Gnoern 81 einem fir urs nubz
brin9enben Su MAIDEN unb bic Sanbels=
bilans gu @unften Der Ser. Staaten gu
b einfluGen, 1T nOr alien bic Gbi9affuns
Der S9us50Ie. 4uBerbem aber iDlte
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in ben Ser. Gtnateu CUR 4nfertigung
BON Tnbrifaten benust iperben, iiberz
baupt nit teinem 9o1e bele9t fperfen.
llno i3lieBli9 iolten uniere S6iffe
fabrts9eiese sednbert tueroen. Sc.
idiebt Oieies, 10 fam fetn 8peifel bar
iiber ~U6tualten, baB fi@ infer Sanoel
nit ben characterization Stnaten To-
pie nit China unS Sapan binnen Sur
5em in bobem @raoe beleben, unb bic
Der. Stdaten i'm 2uufe Der 3eit etne
commercieGe Steluns ienen 2dnoerrt 9ez
9eniber ii6 errinsen niirben, nie iie
ieBt England einnimmlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-31

Al erbdrten, Dirb es nur n6thie ietn,
einen Bid auf taIeren 61nbel NIT ben
o~merifaniIhen Staaten unb NIT Sapan
uno China Su tuerfen, tDel9er bic fol-
senben 8abIen aufueiit:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-31

ue0erluns Der Gnstnbr aber bic Giufubr S2OOO66 ,lSs
9ierniit iOn nutiirlt9 uidt seIaat fem,
oas bieie 8ilanS gu unIereH @uniten
fteben eeblieben 1T; oielme6r fino ohne
Stueifel iene 5~tueibunoert WiliOnen init
8eaahlnng bon 8inien auf bic @unbess
i9ulo 10 Die NIT @inl6iuuo unierer
observation-disclosures felbft bis
orf ben iesteH Gent berni8aabt tpprben.
SIN @rosen- nno @an5en 1T iebod Die
obise BilarS cine sanS quite. NIT iuelder
mon nonentlih I'm Sinbfid auf iene
Sabre, IN ipelden mir fir bunberte BON
Uatu'Ortert rtebr impOrtirtep, als erporz
tIrten. gang sufrieoeu Ieiu fam. Nber
lene Stian5 tbHnte nod bel better fem.
fpsnH rptr Hibt uniere uafinnipen Sterer.
9elese bdtten, lDelde Ins perbinbert in
Se5u9 oli cine Nalie ron @eaenSt6nben.
mei9e inter onberen 8erbditniTen oe.
winncrtnaeno egportirt tperoen fbn1tten.
alii onoeren 3otiOnen AT cpucurriren.
Tim bic @abrbeit bieIer 8ebauntuuo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-31
1lnfere RIns.nnn Ginning.

Rad bent ueuefen berDontdnbiaten
nuo perbeiierten geri6te ffelite fi6 in
benz NIT benz 30. Stunt 1876 81 @noe
9e9an9euen Sabre uniere Gus- uno Gin.
tibr fol9snoer Mo6en. a,
anstuhr etnheinilder grpSurte. s655 asa oso
Slddusfnhr fremoer 8robuete 81 3S00Ss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08

CAPT. Mohler informs Us of the passage OF
the bin authorizing the County Commissioners
TO pay ex-Trea surer Faulkner three hundred
dollars for his services in collecting the relief
notes and mortgages. Notwithstanding the
contemplate effort of certain parties to influ-
ence Senator Richey against the bill, after its
passage IN the House. Richey worked for 1t IN
the Senate and r passed. Mr.. Mothers bill
approprating 1882. 95 to Saline county as re-
endorsement in litigating tax questions also
passed. Capt Nohler brought with him on
his return from Topeka warrant for that
amount and turned 1t over to Treasurer Ham
iltOn, yesterday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08

We have never doubted but that there was
a splendid field for mission Sabbath school
In Salina. Now we know it. The other eve
ming one of the enthusiasts i'm the cause "a
committeeman, Ly-the-way) was giving his
ideas in regard TO the conduct of the school,
with reference particularly to its instruction.
One other person considered it unnecessary
TO take up lessons in the Old Testament, as
he considered that most Of the prophecies OF
that book had been fulfilled, and the New
Testament would answer every purpose. Our
enthusiastic friend objected to describing the
Oh Testament. remarking at the same time
IT some OF the most beautiful and most in
structive passages OF the Bible were contained
therein. Said he: There's the Ten Com
mandments, Lords Prayer and he was
proceeding. when observing considerable
smiling among the hearers, he said: g
meant the Sermon on the Mount Surely
the field is awaiting reapers and let the good
cause of mission schools prosper.