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The Republican journal., 1877-10-11

Farmers and Mechanics Fair was holden AT
port OH Thursday and thcrr WAS d large at
uac I'M mon HAIL THE weather being
N the fair was continued to tie end Of the
\ iajr WAS also held al North Searrport
q Tine display of cattle was there made eur
rtcr CHANGED to be iii Scarsport Thursday and
much interested III what he saw there Mrs
ah Blacks wedding Shoes were Shown-thcv
at least one hundred and twenty tive years old
.r' are oi white ground with flower, embossed
.oors. 1h sea captains Of thu town exhibited
curious aud unique objects obtained i'll foreign
81. Isl there were sandal wood cskcts Malarra
>-a Shell pictures and all those curios that our
IDS are wont to dazzle u~ with when they re
from foreign climcs. A. somebody remarked,
ec1ned like "a little piece. OF the Centennial
FegetabeS there was il noticeable display b.
" Mathews showed squash vine with nine large
flashes attached. all raised from one seed v
Hamilton showed forty one pound Hubbard
lash tabbages raised from seed planted June
VT. Were exhibited by ". ID. Smart David Tow lie
.'Wed some remarkable squAshes and rare pre-
--rYeS. j. y. Nichols made fine display Of vege
tbIeS George Merrill and Sons showed blocks fol
,MPplngln all stages of comstructlon-cummen
i. the hrSt rough section Of lng. The finished
blocks We're very handsome OF bed-quilts there
Hst> no end: lots of them had hcWildcring amount
10 pieces some were OF silk. but most Of calico
llila Porter exhibited Durham grade COW that
airing the summer has given % pounds OF mill
daily. William Chase a five wear old COW that ha,
.puJuced -four calves The exhibition Of oxen wa,
Nceedlngly good. and they did some splcndc
j. ullue at drag loaded with 1900 pounds OF rock
.4i loo pounds of men. Four pairs each took il
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The New York Democrats.


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alter a two duVS' session. There WAS
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tht. ami F3Iulu.lu\ Brrnotr4tss Ia ,t.t IN
t!hiH HtItglloa, bll Inc anus. ltd ny
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Waldo and Penobscot Fair.

Nu the days oct ii ana 3D. the Ninth Annual
.tte SHOW and Far was held at Monroe it'll
d the hall there 4 good display of vegetables
audi fancy articles and the show of cattle was
quite good. The most interesting feature of the
iur was the trntting on "Wednesday afternoon
There were three races-hc three minute class
the two thirty eight horses. and the sweepstakes
The same beautiful gelding Anodyue, that carried
The anrels at Monroe Here i a summary of the
sweepstakes race: Heats.
steven Jennings. Bangor, ch F. Anodyne |
j +. Tucker, Bangor, =. g. Billy Platter - > }
Time 232, -!3l -2:,jJ
The three minute race gave so to the first so
TO the second and y, to the third. We give the
summary Heats.
Albert Robertson, Carmel Kitty Wells.-.--l | l
Haley, Prospect, Starlight, .--------.--2 3 :
Thomas Moulton, [ nifty Martin Mcclellan. I , ,
Henry Fuller, Newbnrg, Genl Lighttoot. 3 4 A
! r. Grant, Jackson. TOpsey.. } DIR.
Martin Ward, Searsport Lady Ward .... Il Dir
Time, 2:51-2:D0- 2:i6-2lS
In the 2:}3 class the purse was 81 to the first
20 to the second and SO To the third 80
Heats.
J 4. Mitchell, Bangor, bay z. Triumph, .-.-l
Hollis Reynolds, Unity $. & Sorrel Rover 2 3 .
Jasper Crockett, Prospect.sb. g. Fanny Ellis 3 3
W e. Gordon, Plymouth, blk. III. Julia 4 dr.
Time 2:42-2:4ltt -2:43
The trOtting Wednesday afternoon was witnessed
by at least two thousand people. The excitement
On the grounds great there several col
lisons assaults and other atirays, that perhaps
twould be better not to report
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DIED

{ obtunyy notices. beyond the i1ate Same, AMI ige
must be paiH for.J
In Rockland, Oct. ISL Mary d. wife Of James c.
Brown, aged 56 years, months and - days
In st. George, Sept. 10Th, Isaac X. Smallcl, aged
10 years. month and days.
In Ninahayen, Sept 24th, Waldo Iufkin, former
ly of Deer Isle, aged about p years.
In Warren, Sept. 15th, Edgar l.. Sfetson, aged =
years and II months.
In Thomaston, sept. 18th, James Henry, SON OF
Jas. IL. and Maria kelleran, aged mos, y days
ON board the schooner Commonwealth, Sept 18th
Capt Samuel H. Gross, aged 10 years.
In Boston, Sept. 10Th, of typhoid fever, Frank s.
son of Lydia III. Bowley, aged - years, II months
and % days. His remains carried to West Cam
den, for nterment, Sept I'D
In Mt Desert sept. 9TH, Mr.. Stephen richardson
aged 81, wears, month aud days.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.
The State Democratic by $4,000

| The election in Ohio occurred on Tues
Gay, Tor Governor, full state ticket. and
q Legislature. There We're in the field Nc
| less than five candidates for Governor
| VIZ William II. West. Republican,; Rich
ara W. Bishop Democrat: Stephen John
son, Grecnbacll; Henry 4. THOMPSON.
| Prohibition: L. II. Bond, Workingman.
! HE Legislature has the election Of a L. s.
| Senator, as successor Of Stanley Mathews.
for which place Mathews is himself can
| dldatc The indications are strongly, at
this writing, that the LegisIatureis Dem
| orratic, and that some leading member Of
that party will be the successful man.
That the Democrats have swept the state
| BY 5000 on the Governor vote there up-
pears no doubt We give below the re-
turns received
toLC ABrS. Oct 9 The dav ha, been pleasant
throughout the State, which is usually considered
ray CRADLE to the Republicans but the fair weather
Is offset by apathy and the withdrawal Of Republi
sap NnleS tn the WorEinllnon and 4rcenback tick
cts me returns are coming in slowly and indi
cafe Democratic gllIi,. In the compilation OF the
vote Il" account Is taken OF the grecnback work
h2meuS vote. although the latter is said 10 have
PoIled heavy vote in Hamilton county ON
PARSONS t. the Democratic or Ropuhirau Gains
VIII be made with the vote for Secretary ii State
III October, 1876 The election passed oil more
qWetli IMAM for years. \ fair vote poiled but
it i very badly scratched on the local tickets
ToLtpD, oct. @. The election 10 day was quiet
with vote probabl! twenty per cent less than
last ycal The National party Developed unlocked
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Indians Surrendered.

Adylces from Gen. Torrey, commanding at Fort
Dakota, announce the surrender of Chief Joseph
at Togln Mills, Oct 18th, Gen Miles also telegraphs
that the Sioux Indians that fled across the border,
have got into serious trouble with the Canadian
authorities.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
MARRIED..

In this city Oct. sth, by Rev. David Foster Estes
Mr.. john 5. Fcrnad and Miss Armenia NJ. Patterson
both of Belfast.
In Burnham, sept. 10Th, by Rev. I. Lord. Ecnj
Reynolds OF Burnham, aud Mis- Add" W. BullclI
Of Clinton.
jeanette Davis both OF Cushing.
In Philadelphia, Dec. @lSt, $50, MIR. \. Smitl
Champion of rha., and Miss emma Webster, o
Rockand.
In Gouldsboro Sept l1th, Mr. Jerod Cram, d
Gouldsboro, and Miss Mary A Tumble, y. b.
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SHIP NEW S.
PORT OF BELFAST

oct. Sd, sch Comrser, Carver Ellsworth.
oct. 9Th, sch joachim, Getchell, Boston
Oct. Sth, schs Mary Brewer, Leo, Philadelphia !;
Lillian Ryan, Boston; Whip, Pond, Portland.
oct 9TH, sch Julia Newell, Jones. New York.
SAILED.
Oct 18th, sch James Holmes, Ryder, City Point, TO
load hay for Hyannis.
Oct 9th, schs Abby Gale (Irom 5angor) Darby,
Boston; A. Hayord Dickcy, Camden, to load for
Jacksonville.
Oct eth schs Earl PattershalI Bangor. to load for
Salem; Mary, BIagee, City Point, 10 load for ihiia-
Ielpha Lillian Ryan do to load for Boston; Whip,
Pond, Castine.
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DuRSUANT to IA license from the Hon. Judge of
/ Probate, for the County OF Waldo, | shall sell
at public auction, ON the tenth day Of November, A.
ID. ISL at two O'Clock l.. NJ ut Hichborns Hall, in
stockton, unless previously disposed of al private
sale, the following described real estate, situate III
said stockton, belonging to the partnership assets Of
the late firm Of {. 5. @. Fletcher viz Lot OF land
with the store thereon, recently occupied by said
firm, subject to mortgage of $780, and interest 10
the Penobscot Savings Band. Six square rods of
land north Of the dwelling house OF the late G. s.
Fletcher. Twenty four square rods Of land north of
Capt. DevereauXs. one individual half of the ship
yard, and buildings therein formerly occupied hy
said firm. one quarter of an Of land near the
Martin house. one third OF m acre OF land near &.
s. Rendells. Six acres of land near b. +. Grants.
Dated this tenth day of October, A. u. 1877.
l.. NJ. PARTRIDGE, Administrator of the estate
Of G.. ). Fletcher, deceased ;iwlJ
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Maine Central Railroad.
Winter Advancement.
NOTICE.

,lNHE Waldo County Bible Society would repcct-
L fully notify all persons wishing Bibles. IeSta-
ments, and other publications of the American Bible
Society, that they have appointed ChaS W. llancy,
Despositary of said Society, al d that they will find
Fine Assortment Of Books at lis store, No. II Main
street. the old stand Of H. c. Hilton, where they can
be supplied At the prime cost of publishing. A good
opportunity for all. DO not forget the No st Main
Street. WIN. O. POOR, Sec. < Treas.
Belfast. oct. |, lS71.
1C Fancy Cards, Snowflake, Damask, etc, no alike,
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The latest fish story comes from Ply
mouth. Mr.. ID. Finney and ANGEL b mt
lett were off Gunner's Point, South Ply
mouth, coot shooting. They were in
separate dOricS, rs far apart rs boats
usually are in that sport, when a hunch-
back whale rose some distance OF and
Spoutcd. lie rose again nearer the boat
and Mr. Finney thought, By the direction
he was taking, that the next time he came
up he would come ahead of the boat and
he would give him Il shot. While wait
ING for him to come up, kneeling in the
bottom of the dory, he felt a shock, and,
as he expresses it, found himself on The
whales back dry shod The next thing
he knew he went down and came up on
the other side of the boat Probably the
whale sank when he found he had rider,
and drew the man with him. When he
came up he was near Mr. Bartlett's dory,
and was taken into his boat. Through
ont the whole he had held on to his gun,
and brought it on board with him.
| Saturday morning, Mr. W lillian Griffin who re
SIDES on the road leading from Pushaw to Odtown,
was instantly killed by the accidental discharge OF
| a shot gun which he had i'll his carriage He had
inst got into the carriage, and placed the gun be
| tween his knees, when it went off, the charge
| penetrating his breast. He died instantly.
| At Thomaston. Saturday, launched from the
ward of Samuel ats, fine ship of 1916 tons gov
| eminent measure, name Levi e. Burgess, owned
| by Samuel Watts and others. She is TO be com
mauded by II A. Starrett. Of W arren. Shis is said
to be one of the best ships Maine ever produced
The Republican journal., 1877-10-11
Call and Paw!

HNHOSE indebted to me whose term of credit has
L expired, are notified to call and settle at
and SAVE COST. OAKES ANGLER
Belfast, Oct. 10, 1877. l5tt
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rME VACANT JuDGESHIr.

II il Well understood that the President
hats decided upon an appointment to the
vacant Supreme Court Judgeshlp. but
the announcement will not he made until
after the reorganization of Congress.
i NEW MINISTER 10 ENGLAND.
a Washington despatch says it is gen
orally conceded that 4 new Minister to
England will be selected from New York,
and Levi p. Morton, the banker, is the
first choice Of large and intelligent class.
, 1877-12-11

1o,AlU ypangefIIne, ss,.v1 Sut1eras
uer, SO, 559 9teiormirte, 4.849 &atbo,
lifen, 1872 lRetbobifen, 149 Baptiiten.
80 anoers &brilten, $50 Sirasltten.
Die 3abl Oct &atboliftn bat iiA felt
1864, NO file 1891 betru], fat oeroop.
pett. Diit Der i3abl Der &atbolifen lit
audi bic 3abl Der Msihebsn sepadlen,
ourdlAnltttlA b%fiuoct lid ieBt J. g..
in Der Staot Brtunsn, no Olsle Chen
am bdufiJlt n uorfommsu, uuttr ie 10
GNn eins Wiihtbe. Sine 8erlstduns
Der 3ab( Der &mOer in ben 81 lhe9en
erelbt. ooB bic &lnoer uorulessnn proc
tsltantiiA sr3o9en wcrosn.
Dle Vremr Napisatio1sihHle BE-.
iuttsu im uort9 II Sabre LOG 5esleute,
20 mcbr ais 1875. Sstt 1872, iu
,peld)sn Die An,agl br S1ulsr 104
betrua. puroe oieietbe ltctis uermiaoert.
DaS SAtHer.Gg men bsitanoen 1876
7 Sremsr, 5 S.oenbur9er, 4 Yr ,uBen
uno 4 amber" Otyti he. in G'an3en 20
SeeI ute, oo> 5teatrmunnStrameu Is
Srsmsr, l S.Ocnuuryer, % Yreubcu
uno 4 anoere Oeutl be, lm @aaien 46.
9am6urg. SIN Wonat Sttebtr
luonocrten uber bier 1888 perlonen aus.
Direft wurosu beforo.rt 2o59, inbireft
(uber Gnslano) 281, wdbrcuo 33 Bers
onen nit rld,t ais Observation-Disclosures
. clarlrten SabrjeuJen nad trailSatlam
tll1eu Ylap.u brett bef0roert wuroen.
Sim AbeuJ Oes 80. Ottbr. brad in
Der, an Ger 0anf5ltraBe beleseneu &c.
tienz3uderfabrit in raible.baIter Weils
Elm IurAtet.id:s 5cutr aus, osljcu
Sdsiu Den 0immel ltunOsnla 10 r6tbs>
te. !3uei anltoBenbe groBt S4uppen
loosrIen audi ba!o III Jlammtn. Die
6%cueruepr muBte aue tire Anitrena.
ull9en oaraaf ridtsu. Die gc9eniber
ltcaeneen Mobnbauler gu lhtiesn. Die
6obrlt ii Dor etloa 4einem Sabre, naA.
Dem lie ldn9cre 3eit iAon feium Sc.
trltb mebr bate, BON 0ambrof unb
1aubmann fur Gu. 100000 DC. anae.
fault pcroen. Die @snannten brad.
leu ole Ste0sret lDleoer III SblDung,
Nal item beoeuteaoc Yorratbe all uno
asSelteten nit ca. so Yerlonen, Dor
ocnen 4 bcim Ausbruhe Oe5 6euers in
Der Tabr,f anUsltuo waren.
S%rei6nrg. Sci Der lesten yarger,
ACKNOWLEDGING I'M ~&auiDauSlaale lam
ea gu lan9srsn Ssrbanolunsen, b%elonoera
lpegen s.ne5 Bunttcs Ger 1ageSoronunq,
be3ti9lld elmer auf s Saar. normlrten
SerpaAluas Ger ~Stunlt> uio Beltbaile,
nam9t BARN eine NouiAu9babn anssz
lc9t lperoe. Gnolid) muroe Der bctref.
fur Die @taSt inl Wansen sinltise
YahtuertraS, lpGbrsno 33 Sttmmen
)lb oase9en au5lpreben. BON 50 Stlm.
men 9utscbciBsn, 10 oab jet ldou aana
balo ole bereltS be9onnens Sabu benuel
luerDen fanu.
, 1877-12-11
80. ce5pnes unb
s. 8. Gpwarbim,
z d + II E.

BADEN cine Gpmpaeni 'ssiHdft geo iintet unt
cine neue e'esunte Office in Der 9ten StraBe,
netta Der ct. p@ul 8ir9e, erBfnet. l1nisre
3in,msr inb init ZEN n~eueiten grinbunsen
periebeu, i'm es u~nieren 8unten bsausm au
MAIDEN. s3abne merpen pbne S9mer3sn aus
eespeen burh ben @ebrauh Spn @aS ODER
@blorpfprm auf WuuI9 hes gatientsn. Wre
Speratipnen ariinblib unb l:i9t. Der Gliere
Yartner banft fir bas ibm Spn ieihsu Greuu-
ben unb benz Yublifum felt 81 Sabren ae.
f9snfte 3utrauen nuo tittet baHelbe amf bic
reue 6irma au iibertraeen. Or. Gcmarbin III
e~rabuirt BON BEN asbnaratl;ten GoQssiam in
philadelphia. Die Shuler in Der giabe urt
@olesien fSnnen lla1 purbersesapaeuen Cor.
relponSsns fie liente zines Der Ya,tnsr ers
lansen. 16 10
, 1877-12-11
Mereanti1e @utunl
Marine Snlurance Company
BON Neip 9prf.E

Splsenber BsriAt DON btn @e1dGften Der
@eleaihaft am 80. Osssmter, 1876, 1T Or.
DTeatlidt, I'M bic 8eotnsunsen bes gbartefs
au erfuQen:
WnsFebtube pranien, 81. De-
Esember, 1876.."..".....$ POI, 692 "a
Yrdmien erba'ten bonn 1. San.
bis 80. 3esembe 1S79..... S7S, 932 OS
mDie @ee0ltaft bat be folssnten @ftiya:
Ba1r in Ba fen ...".. $67,317 30
Ser. Staaten. StaatS Banf
uio cnberss Capital. ,......... 452,291 90
gaar be,abIte 8 iptrenben an
aftisninbatsr, 4. ausai.... $25, 900 90
Sntefensn faais BOA anseeeten
@slpem................. 1853
pramien Ncten unp Yrdmien
gum GpQeftiren 37O,156 %
Wtebernertberu1a unb 2Gbne
faQis, unp Wertbpapiere an
bstsr @slsaieafteu......... 7f,o2s 90
$965,479 3S
Jaaise unb anaebaufte Suteref.
len UNI gsistbsn~..~...... 1920 Is
TaHtae @huloen...".... 2S,474 "a
8aar in bet 8anf unb in Der 81,
feee Der @pmpasnte.. ....... 102,3SO So
Gotal MkiSa......"....$1,280,97 6 II
% e Il r. IL Ii u IL G.
Spar II. MISREPRESENTATION
OF PETERSBURG, VA.
capital OOO
-
@erlufe beaablt felt Sncu,porirt.. $4S2, 944 66
lnteaabl,e 8erlufe (nibt faais) 1,40O 90
8ertht1 Sanuar 1877.
Scr. Staaten gpnbs, Marftprets$ Il, 1893 rs
Vcrb Carolina 8pnps ausgtgeben
an 81 s. Gt1enbabnen. Marftp. 1890 90
Bombs Der Stabt Nttmonp,
M%arttprts. 5000 90
gpnbs Der Ytabt petersburg,
marftpreis ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 34,675 90
petersburg &tlenbabn @ompas-
ME Bombs, Marftprsis 5,4O0 90
, 1877-12-11
@epr0e Gibipm, IT,,

Wa6fsleer BON aeQpes & @tblpn.)
g o. 1901 Mta nStrabe.
Smpp,tenr nnb ganpIcr in
allen Sorteu Norsellan~ rnb @las-
Waaren, loluie in perid)ieoenen
Nrten SauSbaituugs9ee
rdtbibafter.
ST babe fcetsn ptrsft erbatten cine ueu
Tprm Mirtblhafts< 6IalGen unb ale Nrten
ron @!aier, ariltaQs5l lueu, @bampa9ner-
G,ldler, elm ppues Enforcement ron SisrelG-
firm. Gisbalter orer Wa1etibler rHerr'ser-
atprs," 'ppte cine erpbe auswatl Don frauaD-
Gthen unD eueiif6ep yrr3eQan.
, 1877-12-11

b9~ SHE Nrt Drufarbeiten ,perben
n Der Sifiee Der nSiraiaia Staa.s-
0liett'" '"nrfertiat.
, 1877-12-11
0irginta Staat8<@ a3etGt
taslte beraussessben ssr.
9obn 9. pein.
60. 3r6lfte strafe..
Rtbmono,B "a.
Greiic ner ansei9en:

TretIe Der Iu3eI8eH.
Gta square, Elm @al. soa5
Gin Sauare, ,wtt Mal *
Gfa Sanarc, eret ytdl. p
Gin Sauafs. time Wrde 70
Sin Sauare, einen Wpndt 700
Gin Sanars bret Mrnatt 1910
@rSs,re anseisen rpsr en- Niger bsrfhnet.
Ntt pter weniser Bel rbtlben etnen Square.
Eue @u,eisen Fnb tt gs.aus AT satIen.
Die 2eituna tptrb in Gitmcut unb Tint.
seaenb BON b.n 1rGsern fit IS Sents per
WpGe duseetraeen.
, 1877-12-11
Die ynbkmr

IT b%elttinn,t has gang btsb'rise Seitpertabren urn
tiitoben. Ole fur miro bur6 has iooenannte
SoYsao nn6 bnr9 @tan.bmen pom SoJHnlner
Geptrft 9 te sobodoer Sei9.n on, mo bic Granfbeit
2eit sei9en fe bic Reconstruct hes TeenIden on.
Saulenoe itno tn ben leBten spei Sunrtu In Der
Eabe1Aniatt, "a Stanton Str @.w 2orf, eebeilt
,pvreen- unter ben 'S'teiitcn ~beiptoen ib piele
tib non anoeren Taot.n oaour6. has lie brett aui
bic arantbeit einpirien, u , ben franfen StoIi entz
ierI1en, N loel3er Uorm CT aud Sam @ori6ein
tomnls Ste l!nS etn 8erbrennan9ss oScr 9nsi4eis
mlro bel oer &nlcenoun9 b. ir Sur S~o5nlqgen iein
et9ener NrSt. sSelln SScincno ourb biz e E6oer aez
b,ttt 1T, 70 1T e tpirf!td Hnb raoitot 9ebeilt.. wdb,
reno nod Der tisb ,rta:n Seilmetbobe Bic mittel
eep5bntd seidbrtt4ef iaS' ais bic decentralization,
u1o i9 o5ters e aan5, 8 Seer ie.unoa,er Frants
beiten einlteut
obalei6 ete sop?d0er Of, sranr5eitcn. inucrri5
nnb auberti4, t~urircn, 70 lno bo9 Die gsirfnnsen
nob in ocutem 81 ltanoe 6tiinoeu, oansouBcroroents
ltd: Nieber, ielbit @erp'ns uno Spphusiteber,
weroef icbr l9neu, sepobait@ nit ID i9aoern
~beionoerS let luusen eeuten u ia eritcn eta6ium,
sep5bnlib lt'bt turtrt. I2r ,stjuGt hheus
naatiSMmS uereeI oft feps font c. atbsilt;
sbcnio a9se. nno S9t ntranfpateu,, iooie ole
a. ~ &ranlbei,en, @ranStpaaeem, sc.
sdip rer GcropbcIn &C. tit bic 91irflna cine
plSelide l.. it oare, Muir elm Sao ut birreideno,
I'm Seoet oer ;er ~gHtrsuRa su lberseu9en. sra,
e Saarpsnr sJ lsiu. ' :CSt nnSsirbs ssa srants SSt9
fUi' ben aebe.ti ~ | s:err 8rantbeit geben ii
T.'Sent Ses 'ad ~'rl.oiiss nit ieoem Sabe Sura ben
ur,. al
Uie @a' uso inu.bmesTnIuer .oerben nod
iebem El6b I'm Vance y. mot, Der Elei5 ets
Babe ulpers lit 50, Der oes Gtnnsbme : 4n(per3
Fl. Dtan laiie f9 cine Sroidirc a6er bic qoafus
y ep9Iti4sr ODER heuti6er Spra1e ididsn.
FIR. Rauchfuss.
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THE STATE OVER.

Smith COmty-The 'possums are ripe
and the boys are gathering them in.
The federal, supreme and APPELLATE
courts are moving on quietly in Tyler.
The sale of cotton in Tyler las.
week was greater than for six weeks
past.--Thanksgiving day was not OBJ,
served in Tyler.
Lamar County-North Texan: A
number of horses have been sold on
the square this week, and at prices very
low.-We learn that a number of i'm.
migrant families have located in this
county during the last few days
Tramps stand poor chance for aims in
this city. There is so much work to be
done that they are pointed to a job
The whole public square is white with
cottons, and thousands of dollars are
being paid out daily.--This week has
been sunny, cold and bracing Hog
killing has been going on all over the
county, and the hominy pots are steam-
ing from scores Of stoves. We are sure
ly in the midst of plenty.
Travis County-Statesman The coun>
ty court, Judge Smith presiding, adj.
journed yesterday for the term.
siderable venison and some bear meat
was brought in the past week. Some
winters wild turkeys are brought 10
Austin in considerable numbers-
Pecans are now being brought to mar,
ket IN considerable quantities. The
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crop, however, is short this season and
the quality OF the nut not up 10 the
standard, -- Business In the city yes
terdny was pretty fair Quantities Of
corn, about 70 bales Of cotton, some pc,
cans, plenty of wood and a reasonable
amount Of produce, were brought in. 49,
A gentleman from Round Rock says
that the cotton receipts ut that place
for the past two weeks have averaged
from sixty to aeyenty-lyo bales day,
The average receipts here will not 20
above 100 bales II day,---lhe cases
against Tullis Mccullough, Ham aud
Miller, for the land iorgeries, will be
called in the district court TO morrow,
Some of them will doubtless be heard,
They are attracting much attention. no
less Of the bar than the public gener-
ally. Able counsel have been employed
for the defense ms well ~ for the
state, The thermometer in the shade
at s o'clock yesterday morning was 2i'
above zero, and Friday morning, ut an
early hour, was at 20',---Ihe grand
jury adjourned yesterday, after weeks
of patient toll. Judge Turner delivered
to the grand jury very complimentary
address