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T1l8 BALTIMORE INFESTI0ArION.
pAlrtuoks, July M.-Ths Inquiry into the
causes which I'D ~ tue death Of ten Persoas tn
the riot On the evening of tho 10Th, WHEN tho
Sixth Regiment 1sesl Into the mob, begun
to-day. Tho testimony showed that several
soldiers wcrc knocked Iuwu befure any shooting
took piape by them, aud that tAcy tired without
orlers from tho Colonel. ..
Capt. Tappcr, who commanded tho detach-
ment, testified thai, as sooa u tho doors we're
OPENED. y vullsy Vi
STONES AND oTHKR MISSILES
were poured III perfect shower on the soldiers,
xosne Ut wlom we're on the stairway aud sorne
on thu landing. soule shots were Hired over hts
head BY toiAr OF hta pwu men. As succeeded
tu reaching tbs street, xhcru le setormrd Ais
command aud gase ths onief several tlInes M to
gh2sgu taJu4lstA- At nj time did he Ktse tle
oEdei 10 tre, and did not even give ths Gt!cr
10 load uc tried 10 stup the firing, lutet1aluK
" usc the bayonet UulY, aud reto!lccteu s4yt't3
70 hts usn, "fox Go4':. kaAs guit bhux." ne.ra r..
crowd, which was in tbs rear vi hls taen.
Started with shtEty-elght men from tbs arraoEs,
Apl hau tAirty.hve whcu be reacIcd CaM1eu
statIon. Heard lhrests that not saaa of the
regiment ......-...
SHOULD LEAVz THE AkAuRr ALty8-
Was frequently appealed to By sofne u hla a1en
u allow theu u wueEi null ur1 ~ the mob, but
hs ill not glya ths ussler. ttc believed Il hls
nieo hui not usca they would not have BEEN
| able to evtaIn their uusects.
Capt Fullo,, il commandment, testified that oi
the tltty-aax 1ne0 he had whrn staFt!ux W. hsaa
unly e,xiltxeu when Av reached Ca,ulcu btatlull.
| Several of tbs ulxu were severely hurt ~ ths
mob I'll BAitii,,u.r street, an4 sotlv Of theua
| were CARRIED uH foE dead.
TITS crowd numbered 1u!ly Auo persons. As
| noticed many children auu xu!uru tu tle crowd
| in trout VI tue nru!osy. II the so1lert bud uot
trel indiser. lua.sly they usElt possibly A4se
| reached Ca.,4dtn S,atlun. liz did not rexaFd
tla taeu Isu4oralxel. lie thought the hfiuk
| Nus strictly in sclf-leieu5e.
| Pulke ultleer jameson testified; Saw two 4ol
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IOWA..

Epeciai DspafcA 10 TIE Tribune.
BURLINGTON, lu., july a.-Eyerythipg is
still iu luudl,e here, but with frightening
prospects. Tho mail dsrcet frola Chicago over
the Chicaeo, Burlington d Qu!nry came In on
No. 1t 10 o'clock thss HloEulag, hctn& t~o
hours lite. 4 lArGe crowd collected u see II
arrive A train went West at ! o'clock this
mosuing, aud ot,s East ut 10.
The ear-shops IT. this point resumed opera
ttons this morning, mud arc ruuutnR right along.
Reports from tha engineers at Ottuu"a are
Encouraging, aud they ase SAID 10 remain trln
In tho strike. Some OF them aft' Teported to be
hcre to-day, but tho fats aro hard to ohtaln.
Boue say that Oltunwa engineers have con-
ses,ted to sb:.le the decision Of the men here.
and others contend that Burlington will renew
the strike tn sympathy with OttumwA- The
former Is probable. Everybody looks for gen'
eral harmuuY within twcnty.four hours.
Stx:pat DtspateA to 1As Tribune.
RuRL1n0ros, Ia, July 80.-No renewal Of the
strikc his occurred. Everything II getting u',-
der war, ami the resumption oI business canses 8
general rejoicing. No. ) went through 10 CoutI-
iii DluAs aii right. No. vent West tonight,
aud No. Eat,
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ss<cta, pt,ya.c:i tc 7ss Tribune.
P,rrsBuno. Pa. July W.-1t IL d!stresatpply
qa'et nefe 1ns osehE frelRo. ,!a'ns M.. afc .un'
ming On all tue roads, aud tncet With ltt!c of no
opposition. Tho Fort Wayne strikers are yield.
Inv slowly. It Is believed tl,ey will pcarly all
e -. ..u.r. l., d. ~ t,r,, ~, Hi ,bo
scsaRn " ""sh ~ 4a9 VI W. ~" .,. Nv" +'s
PcnnsJlyanta anu INC fi.tsoasR' foft "a}he y
Chicago Roads. OrlcFs hare bccn Issued prunl-
t.lnr oll tho drcmcu and eppjuecrs tbclr posi-
tIons II they rcport immediately for 1asy. fas-
se1ges tfains on oil tar tcnhsylran1a Conpah}s
,li.cuntnurd On ACCOUNT Of tho BLOCKADE now
,'',.,a ,s.'S'.., w.. ~ ,,',.,,, .-anL
oelng osokeh oh lug M nostn IT, t'asN .,t
Far. Wayne o'ta! thu' ,ho .r4e e'n's'.
a,l expect fron, tic look of tE,lnss to-day that
a., ,rorhl. iii l,. ..ttlca aa,5sfacI,rlly In .hnrt
s'u a.1 T,'. ~" 'nn.. 49, III, ,..a IT,. h.,',
ttae. lhe mhHefS afe et'!, hcee' uut nafe
pru!nenade the streets"
Tic uttclsnE of Etock train at J9lnAown
last ugbt raascd but llstic daniaKc. It Is not
known whether tho strikers thscx II Oh, Of
whether II WAS all acctdeut.
On Saturday esa.sang warrant WAS Issued by
Judge Ewing for the arrest Of Robert. \. Am
tnot'4 the man Who won the appGl'ation ot
u and conp!etetY controlled opcsations on tue
Fast Wayne noad. This attcs!oon shortly he-
foru3 o'clock ho was arrested aini lodged In
1Nat. sefefat othet r!otHssSht stf'Aess aaa Ssot-
crs wcre also arrested to-day.
Que thousand miners and laborers. employed
ut the utagJcnt enlcffc4 81 tllls region. met a.
OfcEAh OTn'c " Luhe aHat aet"n ~ fcka9u -
strife. specehea were Fcee1scu HltEuut us
scnt!ng voice. and nil werc strung III their DE-
suHeaat!ons ol the eo!npautes., resolution
WIS passed. unanimously lhat they ask M ~,
vaasc q % tsr cent on pIeeent tri. e., aha o.,
the demand was complied ~ith,
u ~ MxAn!sa, ,,
,u,, e1n &C.. i"f e. aiy e tsf s"" snoc,o, i,t..
=. ~ i:.st. t..,,, ~, i,u.if,1 t,1m.a. IN,
uaten ~ Ins Wsa,,.,l. . H. snn, .aa. -.
e4g S!o1u!s =" tnaE ~ W. si. Ius. 'Ie sAs I .n
" rH.suure. IosoI. oootsaLt h, 'au ~, pte Gs.,
us 1uIy aoay osmsG aGd ~ n!.pt "s ,.e,. n
=. ,sn Il .,,s.,," l, III Ill., tho. -
" HssW hUlAuJ HlOENIIEf kEttluE IAu tI4t At
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WHAT TIE nA1LRoAp-AAaAATR aA1s ABour
T1iR STRIKE
lug 'e~ .o'A 80, .'",s. ~ "as 11s.,n, saS ~
o1 On antess'e" "..a ~ s.noeioat III nekna
to the preseut difficulties between tho railroads.
a"a :. .asss W.. e,nr'o s.a,tS w.. u- v,,,.,n,,,r.
'is th~ atsIkc osef, Ar. sahaesohl +. l.. ,,s+
- hope TO- WY tae Itpi!. nnt u - osst
the Central there ha1 no. been what may 6s called
sttts Ias ~, autaid. n..,t. .nnx .n
p.atet ~ tue aanaes: and tee common lntc7e.t
peops sI' bs,e ' 'nobiy .a.talne4 me. thInk hs7e
every reason y 10 psoud 81 MI tssht. because !
hare alwara tr'ta to act t,was.i sho employee 81
thea that shctr tntercsts and milne ara 1dentt.
CAL No mere intti!sssnt noa! ~ men ssn ~
on the Central. and they kno*' e:e,. better tnAn
10. what hn.tness Tue ROAD - do'hs' ana ~h"s II
1asa yoa 70 s!s Of opinion that the ree.nt r
duet!on w. ":;a. nsse.s,tyE ..,n.. ,e,x.. xA.n
~ anaso,oaS9 A. t,mSs ,oGSsa F1ss IN. wnen
WIN are poorly paid: ssls they al feel; - ! d..
taut aAli loaf L better than no bread. II tho
that il wttl soon quit pairing :alto-
xethcr. Jo.t now ~e arc Aaiah9
spen e By tns s = vii
every = gos.: eut th!s = ova..sat Of ns sapspd,;
ioa ths*s yssIa - th.t ~ wssa ;. ss,ty,.s
freight AZ Ga. pts.ent r. stss w9a9 H. NV
| ~ TQQ* AA9 uAaNCsS ssAA<@ A-s <.'e
We A4ve besn compelled to encouneef ~ .ausht!
u eeonomy; one snsins now doss n,a ~ sn'x t ~
IVY ng ony u ths ~ tn1! 1rht + uoaIs t s.
carrying neariy twice y many ea1s 4. ~ formerly;
Wy nevef knsw wha! 70 could 90 ~ ~ ~ .as mn} ny, ::
'Then the bitter experiences Of ~ last se"
hats not 5ssn without II thss 4,,'"S hut .nv
tnt.rfapsiea % 9as'nes must x9rk svll. ouE
Eeopis anuef.ni to.s aeo 1s,,.s cn.sx.s,,us eass
this T. VIZ stfr 49, ). 'aeh ass' e'n'e''1''' e>'"
"!!aw. then, 90 thes@ troubles e oflstnats'u u.,v
.;x ssns .ss'as sad
4fs and .pS.s4 10 ts, Up gp
I'll 70 .owas asesa ssd ri
tbs tst'uesa must Learn that whsu tls{ toush ,s,
S%n9 hsy = na's nns s.ass sni snosse xes
Jealousy ha4 besa excited smong shem sx.n.s o.
ths lx.I1oads but whers wouId they b without tha
ss.'sp s:as' az ss
ihsir lntsrests II nothing else will Ths CentFat
tSss Sss wea sa esssy ~ ssss. e .sseoa; aa Do +
e hs now .nd .s sslS d. t.ei II:
ad tss !, .s .x 4 ns wnsa naa
''llas business fa!,ril ~ to sny gEsal s1tsntr
..''!mMenspsT. Nhefs w Ean s1:as} tra,ns M
W .ilIi sap,oy !, many men ). D''ois, ssa ~.
have at IL. facilities 20 essi uc1 49, x..e1 ~
| eouHo We Meee coape!ea ~ 1sunso ., "',.
aud ama alao. OF d!sehsrset pal. q. ,n,t ~. ~
adopt The crops Il! over the country srs good, /
and'tac psu!peet Of great EuEopsan asmana -
viii revive, and with better ttsuss will COME better
wages. II ths outlook lad hesn - p1oMi:,hx u
June ~ II u now, It t. possible there would have
been no reduction. and, consequently, ~ ttnse:
AZ ltis. W could d. nothing, snd ~ ssaa - oas
ixeple xAeu t4ey sout enmtn!ttsss 70 ne, nas1 ;.
not always shuwa eFtsF consideration fo5 yoa
| Have MT always acted tuward Jon in Spirit pe
fEsukncss and fs!Foessf Have nos s!naJs maue
Tour Interests Identical "lta my o"nt !aase aes
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pletnent Of men at former wnQct. All trains o1
the Wabash Railroad arc running - bctors Tue

strike.
TIE cAxAtrnoAr xEN.
CCAnxKLArp, Iud., July 80.-On Saturday
three steam caila~boats left C,'m1crlaha, IT.
Georgetown, At ~ cents Ter ton tsel4ht Wh.ch
II 10 cents less than demanded hy the etskc5s e.
I,oatmen arc nnw bfoskM!tnE the eana' =. -,
Johns Kun. Sunday night one boat "as o.' ~,
Ell t,y party of twcnty'ase Ma.kcA nett , . wno
tr.|crr,j tic crew ofr and set fire tu thc tH'ah
uart s,f wl.ict ln1rucd, the rat sunk. q deputy
Sheriff with u pusfe II fifteen left 1Iere tt-tay
to protect The otl,er two t'oata, Which arc 'aaa
10 be threatened.
4xn,AHAror1s, Ind, july W.-Atl trouble of
whatever nature on the Indianapolis Railroads
j. ended su tSa' s,stes ;GS s''MsS MslSSa a. ss, s
1,osse ii Gtty regulars returned this morning
frntn VIncepDcs aud Terrc }1autc. having III
charge une vi the Ohio " Mississtppi strikers.
The yaseA II tic tnen already arrested will 10
hcur,l Tomorrow. The legion tnoti!ize1 for dc.
fcmse, numbering eS3 mel, was mustered out
to-day. -..
touTn nENn.
Sp{ctdf D4pdtxh to Tn TrtbHns.
eorrH Band. lill., duly 30.-South Bend has
until tte.lar been 1uict, except Us TO ru!nors;
the Labor League met Friday last aud denounced
the general strike ia strung terms. To-day six.
teen Of thr EIkl,art strkcrh camc here and eir'
cuatcd about town. creating considerable talk,
but, not meeting with sympathetic reception,
tt.cy have returned whence they came. No
| trouble ID feared here
TgHHE HACTE.
Spsctaf bsp1fch IN Ths 7F4tHHE
THnRE lIAUTE, Ind, July W.-Tie hustle Of
the tne,,,ning anu outgoing trasns was !eaI'! al!
unc Of tho greatest sumbles of the arc. Peo'
Pile arc thoroughly dsRustel Ut tlle lawlcss tom
duct Of sutle of the strikers, and desire to seq
| the rin2lcadess Of the tnof' punished.
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NoftfdI lHttFtsch 10 7hf 7F7bkR&.
M13sEApotts, .stfnn., july 3u.-rhc street
meeting ut wbrkfngmrn that asseml,1c,l this
morning nntl adjourned to nrct al Erarkct.'t
Han thfs evening was Intended lr nearly :,KM
people. apeccalcs were male bv tho finn.
t,et,rgc 4. brackcts, c1-sTayor Amc~, City Clerk
MGsd, aud others. Ed L. steycna, cdtar uf
tepttor, perhaps, of the speech Of cI-Mayor
AIllts. Xt,ot and wise counscl prevailed, nnd no
evidence Ut mpb violence was exhibited The
wurxingsncn took counsel ul,un the pruprlety
like q general strike Is anticipated. ii
the wosEtngtnen Of this citv art the
capitalists, aill hare the lore and honnr o! tho
tttr At heart. One hundred extra policemen
: party Of some 3Unr 100 ttamps llradel this
way, anil for the Minnesota harvest fields. 4
number OF brtclilayrra and carriers employed OH
new bank building were tho only strikers OF
to-day.
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stsnl OF arms. All r,most, however, Of the
riot and outbreak nt 2,D strikers, 70 freely cir
eu'ated here to-day, prove to be totally TN.
fu,ln1le1l.
, 1877-07-31

GLEN PARK E1oTBL,
Watkins GLES, N Z. IeIlna u " o. PR day;
4pIotutp4euts Al. sHaS fRCu send for circular and
Ai%;1sls Vt wSakI. e. y FHU3T, fsvpF1eto1.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-07

CLASS FIRST.
CLASS SECOND.

C0mmiUee-H " Talbot, Miss Sarah 4
Desellum, Mrs E A Hawkins, Miss Lizzie
Holland, W II Farquhar.
CT ACC CFCnNn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-07
Discretionary Premiums,
RATES OF ADMISSION

Persons on foot or in carriages so cents
tickets tor the Fair, 81 90, having two coupons
attached for first and second days. and ticket
for third Children under twelve wears of age,
free; Carriage one horse, % cents Carrrgt
and horses. so cents Saddle horse, % cents ;
Ladies exhibiting articles nnder the head Of
Homemade Fabrics, Culinary Department and
Flowers, will be admitted free; Servants, not
exceeding two, in actual attendance upon
families or in charge of stock, will. be admitted
free
Tickets must be procured from the Agents
or Ticket Offices Of the Society, oulsde of the
grounds, as no money will be received at the
gates ELISHA J HALL, President.
JOHN F. PETER, SECRETARY
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-07
PROGRAM


Trials OF speed of horses from Montgomery
county, troiting ia harness, at 2 O'Clock p NJ.
Ring open for exrcise and training from IL
O'Clock NJ. to l.30 p. NJ, and from 4. to p. NJ
Second Day.
Cavalcade of all Stock, Teams, etc., on ex-
hibition, in the Ring, al 10 O'Clock AM.
ANNUAL ADDRESS, at Il O'Clock ~
Exhibition of Horses of General Utility,
Heavy Draft, &c, in their classes, in Ring, at
IL O'Clock NJ
Trials of speed of four-y ear-olds from the
County and District Of Cola bia, trotting in
harness, at r. NJ.
Trials Of speed Of horses from the District of
Columbia trotting in harness. at Q o. clock p NJ
The Committees on Poultry, Dairy, Seed,
Flour, Tobacco, Vegetables, Fruits, Powers,
Textile and Homemade Fabrics, Hams, Gull
nary department, Musical instruments, and
Sewing Machines, will make their examina-
irons from II O'Clock a. NJ. on Wednesday,
the first day Of the Fair to II A. NJ on
Thursday, September the 18Th the second day
and have their reports in the hands of the
Secretary by o clock on this day.
Ring open for exercise and training from 3
TO 6 PM
Third Day.
Trials Of Speed, for premiums of 5000, 500,
$50. at II O'Clock An.
Trials Of speed OF Horses from MARYLAND
and District of Columbia, Gricen 5y their
owRcrs, at O'Clock p. NJ
The Committee on Bloodcd, Saddle Heavy
Draft, Horses of General Utility, Mule and
Horse Teams, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Ma
chnery and Agricultural Implements, Saddles,
Harness and Carriages and Discretionary Pre-
mums will make their examinations from 10
O'Clock a NJ on Thursday the second day Of
the Fair to IL O'Clock NJ. on Friday, September
l4h, the third day
The Committees on Trials of Speed and
Q lick Draft Exhibition will make their ex-
animation in the Ring from TO day TO day,
and have their reports in the Secretary's
hands promptly by a O'Clock P N. on the
third day
All premiums awarded by the Committees
will be announced fIom the Speakers Stand
at a o CLOCK P. NJ on this day.
Ring open for exercise and training this
day from 81 to 10 o clock A. NJ.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-07
LADY EQUEsTRIENEs.

Same Day-At O'Clock u. ~
For the best exhibition Of horsemarsAip by a
lady, an elegant Side Saddle.
For the second hest. an elegant Bride.
There must not be less than three compe-
hiors
Committee-Jos II Bradley, Americas Daw-
con. L NJ Nuncaster, F K Veitch, William N
Canby.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-07
HORSES.

No horse shall compete for more than one
premium, except 10 the trials OF speed.
FLOODED Horses.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-07

SON. Miss Il G EIallowel, Mrs VIM c Diamond,
Mrs Amassa Ilougb.
Musical Instruments
FOR pest Flano".." aluminium. ....."""SlC
10 ZHu uu .............,...
do best Parlor Organ. s
Best display of Musical observation-disclosures. 5
C0mmiAee-Dr Wilson Mag,uder, Mrs T W
Stones;reet, Mrs John G England, Miss Willie
Porter, Washington D. Waters.
Sewing Machine.
For best Sewing Machine......
Firsi-Class Certificate
Second best..... Second Glass do.
Commiuee-Frank Rozer, Mrs Frank Gator,
Mrs Chas Il Brooke, Mrs John K Miller, Jas P
Stabler,.
Discretionary Premiums.
Premiums will he awarded for articles Of
merit for which none have been specially Of
tered, and other Committees who find such
articles in their respective departments, are
requested to report them to the Committee on
Discretionary Premiums.
Commatee-Chas Albert, VIM II Farquhar,
Robt Maekall, F A Tschifely, VIM Mum
caster, Capt John Mcdonald.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-07

VV''7FVVFVU FtFTSl DUUIOPj
Thos Beall, Chas Kirk, John Darby.
Flour
For best Family Flour (quarter bbl) ......,.$3
do 2nd do do..... 2
do best Fine do do........ . 3
Committee Hilleary Bogely, Nathan Shaw,
Levi Watkins, r T Bently, RW Cissell.
Tobacco.
For best sample Tobacco (6 pound .......$2
Committee Howard Griffith, Francis VALDEZ
near, c G Higgins, Jos Henderson, Jas
McAtee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-07

Exhibitors will be required to produce and
file with the Secretary of the Society pedi-
grees of all stock entered for these premiums I
Comminee--William G Hazel, H c Fawcett,
Fred A Dawson, Alonzo Selman, Josiah ]
Hutton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-07
Heavy Draft Horses.
Mule and Horse Teams.
Cattle.

JUHF5i NTTFY,
Montgomery Clagett, Jos Henderson, Alex
Brooke.
Cattle.
ALL BULLS MUST Be FASTENED By HALTER.
For following 4 classes, namely; Durham,
Devon, Ayrshire and Alderny, pedigrees will
be required
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-09-07

do best lot Of Ewes, not less than 3d.. 90
do End do do do =. A 90
do best lot of Lambs, do .. S 90
do End do do do .. 2 so
Committee obt NJ Mackall, Nathan Walk
er, Howard Griffith, A + Boswell, Geo Brad
lev
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-09-05
The wheat Crop.

The present crop Of wheat is estimated
by the statistician Of the Agricultural De.
partment, who has the best means of ar
irving at a correct conclusion, at oyer
$50, 100000 Of bushels or about bushels
per head to the whole population Of the
United States. Our consumption is less
than bushels per head, which is the es-
timated supply needed for those countries
where wheat bread 10 the staff IF life
But here VIC use much rye, buckwheat,
and corn as breadstnff, and these all 20
to decrease the consumption Of wheat
There will certainly be a surplus Of more
than 10OO00,000 Of bushels of wheat to
dispose of to foreign countries. Have we
the market for all this vast quantity? Up
on this question, considered with reference
to The present price, depends the farmers
gains from this crop. Looking at all
sides of this question, it does not appear
that the farmer has anything to grumble
about, although lie may not get the top
price for his wheat. As things in general
now stand, farmers are the best Of of any
class, although prices are low. But it
must be remembered that we are still on
the descent to the bottom and ifin such q
disagreeable passage, any class Of people
can find cause for congratulation, as in
deed farmers Can, without searching long
for it, then things may not, af.er all, be
50 bad as they seem, and hope may still
give silver lining" to the dark cloud of
business depression.
AMERICAN AaRIcuLTURALIsT.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-09-05
.-..s CIRCULAR >..
...gE To TIE s.sq.s= s.
MANUFACTURERS AND MINERS
.s'a OF
DAKOTA TERRITORY. ...t. s
CIRCULAR

ls..ss se r.. YASKroN, Aug. 20, 1877.
In accordance with the invitation Of
Mr. Lee Crandall, VINO L.s Charge Of the
Permanent National Bureau Of intnigra-
ton, which has been established in Ma
chiuery Hall, Paramount PARK, fhiladel-
pllla, and whose Circular j. hereto attach
ed, il has been delerlnined by the Govern
Or Of tlis Territory, the Agricultural So
ciety Of the Territory having expressed u
willingness tO cooperate with him, 10
load Car 1t Yankton Immediately after
the close OF our Territorial Fair-say Oc-
tober 9Th, with the products of the Farms,
Miues, aud aauasiict,fies OF tho TeEEi;,,-
ry, to be forwarded to the said National
Bureau of lmmigration fDr exhibition
Arrangements nave already been made
to have the Car taken through from Iank-
ton to Phlladelphia free Ut charge. sg
ln the absence OF y Commissioner OF
immigration for the Territory, it is be.
lleved by many of our most intelligent
citizens thai such an Exhibition OF our
products will be OF inealculabe benefit,
and tue people OF every organized County
in the Territory are requested 10 contrib
ute articles for that purpose. We want
Wueas OatS, Oailoy, Nyc, ri"A, W., ~
the sheaf and IN sacks, and Corn shelled,
in the ear aud on the stalk. Also Pota-
toes, Squash, Turnips, Pumkins, Beets.
Onions, Peas, Beans, Cheese, Butter amt
aii other products of the Farm and Dairy.
Also Manufactured articles OF all kinds !;
and we especially desire contributions Of
Mineral specimens.
!. Each article should be carefully mark
ed with the name of the donor, where
grown, where from, where manufactured,
ETC Ii our friends in the Black Hills will
make liberal contributions from their
Mines, OF Gold and Silver quartz, and
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CANTON PosT,oFFicE DIRECTORY

CANTON PoST.0FFiGE DIRECTORY.
southern daily mail arrives every day except Sum
dsv vt 8: 80 r. n. Departs every day except Sunday
st 6A. u. 10y }-E3,sg1=a. .sf.gi Z.
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sat
urd y at s: 30 A. \. Departs every day except Mon
d ct An. u Il.
'Capton and Mflltown mail arrives eAery Tuesday
Tr ursday q GAN. s.. F.E.s~
Caution L Rchland mail arrives every Friday, at
s1.n. Departs every Thursday, at sA. N.
Canton / vermillion mail departs every Thurs
day at 4. n. Arrives every Friday at Sam.
once o<en from A. N. to SP. n. On Sundays
irom1 to 1 p. n, and one hour after the mail
rives from the North.
- Ff1T 9Gs JOIN FALDE Postmaster
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The Sunday school assemblies ct
Clear Lake, Ia, IS one Of the religious sx-
citements Of the day,
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Republican County Convention.

3 The Republican County Convention will be held
at Canton ON Saturday, October l3th' l877' at
o'clock in te slserneen for the purpose Of putting
in nomination,
s OnA County Commissioner,
3 One County Treasurer, EEigsy s4 +
One County Surveyor, and
One Coroner.
The ratio OF representation viii be one delegate
for each township In the county, and IN addhaon
thereto one for each 10 votes or fraction over 10
cast for Hon. j. P. Kider, ~ Delegate to congress
In 1876.
Townships will be entitled 70 delegates IS follows:
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Call for 4 Harvest Festival.

We, the undersigned farmers and citi-
zens Of Licoln county, do hereby cordial.
ly invite our fellow citizens, the farmers
Of SAID county. to meet with US at the
Court House at Canton, D. T., on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10TH, 1877,
at - O'Clock, to make the necessary ar.
for having
GENERAL HARVEST FESTIVAL IN SAID
COUNTY, TO DECIDE UPON THE TINE
AND PLACE FOR HOLDING THE
.ss SAME, &C., &C. ,Gh -.s
AS these seem TO be met " with, favorably
by the farmers generally throughout the
county, we will earnestly request IS many
rs possible Of them to attend the meet
ing. Yours &C.,
W. W. PALMER,
~. ..r -. G. P. RoLpE,
....~ ..r.. MArH HANSON,
g. A. l.. ARNEsON,
-.m,.. MN EDWARDS,
r K. MAY,
Sven OLSON,
A. P. DIXON,
" ]. e. K1NsLEY.
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Wheat Wanted!

The highest market prics paid Ia Cash,
for wheat, delivered At Lower Canton. -
Cal as Wsndss Sssrs, Wsst End 81 ~
Fridge
WM BoxEoF
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NOTICE-FARMERs.

twill allow One Dollar per Bushel for
wheat ID exchange for Tanning Mills.
Wheat and Mills to be delivered at Beloit,
Iowa.
CHAs. e. GGr1.
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Votes. DS,s,

And It ID recommended BY the C0mmittse thas
the towns hold their primary meetings ocsobsr eth
: B, order Of the Committee.
Chairnan