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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-04

Corn IS coming in, and .OJ bushels brought AZ
and so. No Rye reported. and 50 bushels of
Oats cold at Sc lIlt,lo doing in country produce.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Juno . 1873.
Boof CatLo-Pricos to-day ranged rs follows {:
BoSt BG0Ve UU ST.
GenoralIy rated first quality G2 S 90
Medium or good fair quality ..........1 % ~
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 90 =; IS
Extreme range OF prices ''....'....'".3 ou ~
Most of tho sales were from ..........4 IS IS
Total receipts for the woek llll head. Total
sales for tho week 1913 head.
The market this week was scarcely as high on
An average as it was last week, nor quite rs &C.
tive. In most Of the pens it was rather slow,
and prices were reported by a majority OF the
dealors as sslc off from the rates ruling last
weok, yot others found the market rs good in
prices and activity as it was with them, last
week. The tops were as good rs wore those OF
last week. but there wero scarcely as many Of
them, while there Wss longer line CT middle
and common Cattle.
Cows We quote prices at 2)a$l0. and fuw
very extra a. 15s$t0 per head
Sheep and Lambs-Thero has been an impr0y-
cd demand in the Sheep and Lamb market this
week as compared with Last week, owing to
fairly active speculative Eastern demand, especi-
ally for Lambs. The quality Of the offerings is
scarcely Us good as it was last week, there being
considerable proportion Of thin Sheop and
stockers. Wo quote Sheep at 31al!cts per ID
gross, and stockers at 3ts43c per ID, l50aS2 60
per head. Lambs 4sG1 cents per h. as to quality.
Receipts this week 1897 head.
Hogs-The demand has been moderate this
week, scarcely up TO that Of last week in point
of activity. The quality has been fully as good
IS it was them. The run for Monday consists
of noarly 1000 head, nearly 200 head having
boon received previously during last week
Prices show but littlo variation from last wock
We quote at 4ia1Y cents, with but few, and
those rough tail. ends and stays. selling at the
first figure, most sales being made q! 44a12cts
per 10 not, the market closing firm at these
fourns Ronape this Wank HIGI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-04
LOCAL: MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Var Depart,
amt, Office of the Chief Signal Officer, WISH
:sgt3n. d. c.. June 4. lS7S-lO:3O a. NJ
In the Middle States falling and stationary, fol-
low sd by rising barometer, warmer and increas-
;pg southerly winds, veering, tonight to cooler
vast and with partly cloudy weather, OCCASION
81 rains, possibly accompanied by thunder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-04

NEW YORK June4-Stocks weak. Money 3
Gold lC0}al0N5. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-spring 4a1c better winter without do
cidcd change Corn talc better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-06-04

THEY DON'T KNOW IT.---Some people don
know that they arc being swindlel every time
they buy On inferior, short weight, baking pow
der. 1t would be far better to buy and use the
old reliable DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. Every
package Of the DooIcy's Powder is warranted
absolutely Iure, and strictly full weight. Sold
by groccrs.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
{ 4 NV
l. i ~ E -

CnacaEo and Northvvestern Railway
embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Halfway Lines Of the WEST and NORTH
Wnsr, and with It's numerous Branches and con.
between Chicago and all p'ints In Illinois, Wis
consin, Northern Michigan. Minnesota, Iowa,
M Nebraska, California and the Western Terrific,
OMAHA AND CALIFORNIA LINE
the shortest and best route tween Chicago
q and Nah!p., al points Il NortaerS Iowa, Dake
"a, Nebraska. Wyoming C4l1 yOregon, Chi
"a' japan and A'straAassY
f., m on'cAec , ST. rAuLAln 10 Arol1s LINE
IN Northern Wissonstl bta' IAN and IL Tor Mad
Gia9H;c q Ranl, .MisaS - Duluth, aud ail
points In the Great Northwest sits
LA CROSSE, wINoSA AND ST. PETER LINE
Is the best route between Chicago and La Crosse,
Petap PtpnSi SsT Kq9ff3nester 9f3ns 0yatoa, Mankato st.
central minnesota. Its
GREEN BAY AND MARQUETTE LINE
lSthe only line between Chicago and Janesv,,,a
Watert0wn, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton
Hfes1 Hnahtdn Bay Escanaba, Segaunee Marquette
Country. Its "p'''0'
FREEPORT AND DUBUQUE LINE
Is the only route between Chicago and Elpin.
kockIord Freeport, and allpoints via Freeport'
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE LINE
IS tne Ol0 Lake oEOre Route, and il the only one
passing between Chicago and Eyanston. Lake
Forest, Highland Park, Waukecgan Racine Ke.
nosha and Milwaukee, - .-.- ->~
PULLMAN PALACE DRAWING ROOM CARS
are run on all through trains OF this road.
ms Is the ONLY LINE running these cars be
tween Chicago and st. Paul and Minueanojis
engage and Milwaukee, Chicago and Winona
or Chicago and Green Bay.
CIOse cOnnectlOnS;sre made at Chicago with the
1:ake SAorc and Michigan Southern, Michican
central, baltimore and Ohio, Pitts6ure. Fort
wayne and Chicago, kankakee Line and Pan
litndie Routes, for all points EAST and Souri,.
EA>I, ana with the Chicago and Alton and Illi.
noiS Central for all points SOUTH. ''
Close connections are also made with tho ~,
points. -"' "oo'
C!ose connections are made at junction point,
W1th trains OF all cross ROADS.
tickets over this route are sold bv MI f.,,,o,,
Ticket Agents IN the United States and Canaafas
kememNr, yon ask for your Tickets viz OF the
Chicago u North Western Railway, and take
none other. ~ "e
New York Oftice, No. as Broadway. Rost,n
Omce. No 5 State Street :Omaha Office 245 Farm.
ham street; San Francisco Office l2l MOntr0im.
cry Street Chica 80 Offices 81 Clark Street nnier
Sherman Hcusc: IS Canal, corner Madison
Street: kinZie Street Dcp,:, corner W. K;n1;e
and Canal Streets; Wells Street Depot. corner
Wells and Kinzie Streets.
FOR rates or Information not attItnablt. from
70. your r. home @ ticket agents, amply to.
W: II. SIENNETT, MARVIN HUGHITT.
Genl Pass Ag't, Chicago Gen. Ma,r'i
Jan. l. ls1S.-iy. -
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18

ELECTED. Tho sonmittse then went ipto,exe.
cntive session, and! adjourned till the Esd Of
July, to' meet 4 Atlantic; NJ, AZ New
examination Of Witnesses Charles Clicks tes.
tee1ided that Z. l. Weber stopped Z few weeks
~ 1t witness house and said ;he was 60
h8to Warrington aud that he had the Sher.
- letter in his pocket. "A number Of other
vitnesse. we're examined: without elici ting
anything Of importance. ~ -
MONDAY, July IT, The Potter sub.
committee met, and examined 1sa&c w. Pot.
ter, chairman Of the Democratic State conven.
ton ih 1876: j: z. Anderson made q PROPOSE.
ton by which the Democrats could have two
lAemSezs Of the Assembly from East Feliciana
ish. Further testimony lwas given: about
4hiagiscsp ior ,Anderspn5 g, Witness agreed
:xtb AcCf,bs e, 70 Pay; Al1der.oa $50, Witness
ptes were examined Without 'elictlng much
IN importance. Il; -" "'' IL! ,:i nt H., -
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18


All honor to the name. of the, immortal
Jenner, who sleeps in his( quiet grave en-
the green cliffs Q: Folkestone. What a
glorious morning 6 "for England, home and
beauty" was that of the 14th: of Nay
1896, the, birthday of 'yaccinationl 5On.
that day matter was taken from the hand
Of Sarah. Nelmes, who had been infected
while milking her masters COW, and this
matter was inserted by two superficial
incisions into the arms of James Pbipps,
a healthy boy of about eighteen years
age. He went through the disease in 4
regular and satisfactory manner; but the
most aeitating part of the trial still re-
mained to be tried. 1t was needful to
ascertain whether he was free from con-
tagion of small pox. This point, so full
CT anxiety to DR.. Jenner, was fairly put to
issue on the first of the following July.
Small pox pustule, was carefully inserted
by severel incislons, but no disease fol-
lowed. Now. by this simple and brave
experiment upon the lad James Phippa.
DR. Jcnner established 4 law which the
experience of millions upon millions Q
human beings, in generations since, has
only served to strengthen. 1t is wonder
fal, too, to think that there canAi3es =
single individual in, these Islands. who
can not seq at aelahce, the simplicity,
beauty and truth oif this low Theret;i iss
no eontsgion id the World 90 certain and
sure as the contagion Of small pox-
not even that Of hydt ophobis or rabies in
the dog. The very 'emanations or exhal-
ations from the body of any one sick, of
the small pox, it breathed by q healty
person, are, in many Instances, sufficient
to induce the disorder; and yet there is
this healthy young boy, James Pbipps,
who receives the small pox matter into
his very blood, and still he does not take
the disorder.-CasseN's Aaqazine. ;,..z[.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18

An exhibition Of the phonograph was
advertised as a part of benefit perform.
ance in the Grand Opera House, San
Francisco. Sol Smith Russell made ar
address explanatory Of Edisons invention
and then box was placed on "a table.
Russell turned a crank, and from the box
came talk in tones like these Of various
public men we'll known in the city. The
audience soon discovered that an actor,
concealed under the table, was giving i'm
itations. Almost riot ensued, the people
refusing to view the deception as good
joke. ? 78@ "a
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
GROSSLY EXAGGERATED
The Indian Bssreass:s Clatsss a. to the War
on the Frontier.
Washington, (July 81 special to Missouri Re-

The Indtan Bureaus Clat,sss a. to the war
on the Frontter.
Washington, July 81 Special to Missouri Re-
publican.
The officials at the Indian bureau say the
reports from the Indian campaign are gross
exaggerations, SO far as they pretend to re-
late to the Indians engaged in hostile move
ments in the Northwest. They assert that
the people in Oregon, Idaho and Washington!
territory have been worked into . grand seare'
over The rlmors a to the numbers Of Indians
on the ;war-path. Three ofRciisls say' coy
that there are not really moro than
200 Indians now turbulent, and I'm
support of this statement produce letters alSd
kilograms from the agents ut the agencies
from which Indians are reported in the press
dispatches as having become hostile, stating
that these Indians are peaceful and obedient.
Such was the dispatch received to-day from
he agent at the reservation of the 6ho
homes in =an"thern Idaho. which. Ipdiepa
have been reported as joining the hostile
in regard to the Nez Perces farther
the hostiles. In regard to the dispatch in
WIG AAAOAAAAAAS PNP0Ao os0sAAA6 SAoS WV W8I"
riors are strongly fortified near Canyon City,
the Indian bureau answers that there are
not that many warriors in that section of the
country, leave alone among the tribes which
have been reported as on the war-path.
That numer of warriors represents 10000
Indians, and the last census shows in
all tribes in the infected region but about
| five thousand Indians, men, women and
children, and the bureau people stoutly in
sist that hardly any of the reported tribes
are in the fight. They account for the exag-
gerated reports by the fact that Indians who
are moving about peacefully are seen at sew
eral points and consequently counted sever
al times. There is certainly big discrep-
ancy between the Indian bureau and the waE
department reports and the dispatches
sent East by the Territorial and state, iii;
cials. When asked what their explanation
would be in the event battle should b.
fought betweenthes tr0oPs and any large
body of Indians; tie buffdad officials merely
answer that there will be no such battle, but
that the sensational dispatches from tho
Northveat will gradually subside and tho Jn7
dian war will BE- then over. they l4ugh at
the dispatches of this morning announcing
fight between Indians and I company Of vol1
unteers, in which forty of the volunteeri
we're killed.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
A Dreadful Mistake.

She gave him beautiful worked pair
Of slippers, and, although they were an
inch too short, and pinched him dreadful
ly across the toes, he smilingly submitted
to the martyrdom which they imposed,
and vowed they never should leave his
feet.
This reckless statement must be re-
ceived by the reader with becoming
cautiousness.
And so the young man made q return
Of her offering, 1t was his picture, en-
cased in q handsome frame. He wrote a
note to send with il and at the same time
replied .angrily. to an oft-repeated dun
from: his tailor, With reference TO an ua-
paid-for snit of clothes. He, gave q boy
ten cents to deliver the notes and package,
giving explicit directions a. to the dealt.
nation. of each. 1T was an unusually in
telhgent boy, with freckled face, and he
discharged his etrand7 ina manner thst
should give him niche in the temple of
fame: The young lady received note in
her adored ones hand writing, and flew to
her room to devour its contents. She
opened the missive with eager fingers, and
read,
";'1I'm getting tired Of. your everlasting
attentions. The: suit is worn out already.
1t never. amounted to much, anyway
Please 90 to thunder" j., ,r:I. =. 49, -,
And the tailor was struck utterly dumb
when he opened package and discover:
ed the picture of his delinquent customer
with note thatsaid:s:., . -; =:
':When you gaze upon these features,
think how much 1 owe you.'
When the unfortunate young man
called around that evening TO receive the
happy acknowledgements Of his sweet
heart, he was very osten:atiously kicked
off tine steps and over the fence, 10y the
young lady's father; and the next morn
ing be was waited upon by his tailor's
lawyer, and imperatively ordered to set
tie or suffer. =.
There is one less freckled faced boy IL
the place. He has suddenly and myster
iously disappeared.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
Buchan's
Carbolic Balm Ointment

Is THE BEST sALvE IN THE WORLD.
No other Satve OF Ointment makes such quick
allays pain and stops bleeding instantly. It
soothes burn or . scald in minute. It heals
a cut and draws out the poison Of wound or
sting like magic.
WONDERFUL quA11rY:-Buchan's Carbo,ic
Balm Ointment contains no grease, and washes
of without soap. It's value tor use where fire.
For Salt Rheum, Sore Thr0:.t, Ulcers Burns :,
Sca)ds, Cuts, Wounds, Piles, Gore Eyes, Poison.
Gus Stings and Bites, Barhers Itch, Chapped
HLnds, ScrOfulous Sores, and any and every 9th
er purpose for which Saive or Ointment can be
3nly preparation that can always be relied upon.
Il Is beautiful Jelly colored article sold In glass
bottles See to It that your druggist gives you
Buchan's, as above described. Circulars sent
free on application to the manufacturers.
TORREY, TEMPLETON & CO., New York.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
'cAe Savage Tramp.

: A Madison, Wis, telegram Of the 18th
inst, says: For several days, tramps driven
out Of, Iowa, enroute, as they say, to Minncso.
ia, have caused great deal Of trouble. At
Beloit, to-day, twenty-five of them were ar
rested and lodged in Jail, out Of which they
Immediately escaped and crossed the line into
Illinois, whers.nearly 200 of them are congre-
gated: They swear vengeance on the people
Of Beloit, threatening to burn the city. Tho
local miIitary'arc under arms, and the author
tiles feel confident Of their ability to protect
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
lacrosse sr Pessal Dusaa@ss.

During the twelve months ending juno
80, 1878, issues Of ordinary postage stamps by
the p0stofl1ce department amounted to S194,
6S61s, rs against &ls1, ,Sl6.7e the preceding
year., The issues Of newspaper stamps in
creased from 100000 to @10e8s. IS. Issue
stamped envelopes .nd wrappers from ~,
6l69s2 to $4,906, IA, and issue OF postal cards
from about s17o 900 to e9ooO67 GOO. The
total amount. Of increase in issue for sale to
the public was $l,97S1o0 or ~ per cent. as
compared with the previous year.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
Emperor william.

A Berlin telegram of July 1lth says
the Emperor Williams physicians have issued
another long statement in regard to his con.
dition. They, ascribc bis majesty's relative
slow progress towards. recovery to the great
loss Of blood, and Of appetite to the:shock to
his system and to mental Depression His 1T
tainable degree Of strength is not yet regained
His power of locomotion is small. His hand.
are helpless, and he can only eat with assist.
aliee. The physicians, however, are cont
dent Of his recovery by the influence Of time
and exercise.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
The lAAians.
Portland dispatch under

A Portland dispatch under date of July
11th says: A private dispatch received here
says the hostiles whipped back into the
mountains by Gen. Howard, have now started
eastward for Snake river along the ridge of
the Blue mountains between Grands Ronde
and Columbia valley.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
NOoA Robbery,

4 st. Louis dispatch Of July 12th says,
theFfact Of robbery Of $4,000 Of government
bonds committed here yesterday, leaked ont
thi4 evening through 1. private: circular sent
by the: police authorities to the banks of the
city and cautioning net to buy or negotiate
for them. Nothing mcre = knoHn of the mat
ter, ,|the police refusing point blank to give
any information. ~ =. T:''f
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.


Asxest.e.s.ns Ave 4 ehe Elsee'sn ct 1879 UsAer
eersen sne SECRETARY sherman sn the
sse@e.
The Potter committee again assembled
at Washington, and on the llth and 18th Of
July, Gov: Kellogg was subjected to long
examination. HIS testimony, detailing. cir
cumstances, possesses much interest and val
ue: Ae testified that tie election in Louisiana
IN 1910 was entirely legal; that Packard was
!eRalty lnau6ur1teo IN 1877, At which time
!9ere was ne publican Quorum In both
Hovse HHousss cna. IN ns oPn,cn haa esioent
aiter me formers inauguration, and followed
the same Hp BY m oflicial recognition, as
f!es'aent u5ant NAG done In bis, (Heiio&g's)
case; g tn1t Inc people OF Louisiana, including
ne N,cnols faction. you'd have created NO
t9oie: tg.",'o ne constaefea fackard' elected. ~
LOUISIANA was concerned. Witness believed
that violation and. Intimidation >had sxisted
1n the parishes OF East and West Feliciana,
East BATON skonge, Ouachtta and Moorehead:
ne Thought the result OF inttmtdation and
terrorism was to destroy the Republican
ms)or!tles, especially In the parishes mention
"a EMays gone Republican; previous to 1870. Nj.
sherman was present at the open meetings
ot the returning board daily. Am not aware
ne participated In any OF the proceedings Of
tns BOARD TO- greater extent than other
SlsitoIe: n: Ihe snb-committee met ct New
y.ieans: !aly i2th, and recalled e. j. Weber,
west Fettciane parish, aud Is to certain Al.
legeo c0Hups practices N legislation: +: =
SATURDAY, July l3.-The examination
of CIV. KelIovraws Y continued nj cnn,1d I'm.
length: Ha c@ntrsl icfed nasrG ~ ths .t.t.e e
ments of Mr.. and Mrs. jerks. and Of
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
Destruessve 1eern,

A hadisoa, Wis, telegram Of July 18th
says the storm which has prevailed through
out the State for the past two days, has been
ofe very severe character, aud CRATE damage
has been done 70 1.-The crops: Reports from
Green, sauk, Dane; Coiumbia, Rock and Craw-
ford counties. are ! very encouraging cn.r-
;acter,, strips Of land many rods in width being
cut UP and washed opt, and large fields Of
grain reported lodged beyond recovery. The
railroads have suffered some from washo9ts,
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
A Female Horse Thief KILLED.

A special from Canon City, Colorado,
Of July 14th says: sheriff's posse pursued
two horse thieves in San Louis valley. They
came upon them at Boles rancho, and were
fired on by the thieves. The posse returned
the fire, killing one instantly, and mortally
wounding the second, who died in six hours
but refused to give their names or any in.
formation. On preparing their bodies for
burial it was discovered that the smaller
robber who had been killed at the first fire
was woman, young and delicately formed
and decidedly handsome. She had been
mistaken for boy. She was heavily armed
and was the first to fire on the pursuing
party. There was no clue to their identity.
They had stolen five horses and had all Of
them in their possession.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18

On the morning of July 9th a fire &C.
CURED In Milwaukee, In the drying room Of
Of the Western steam tobacco works. Loss
&85 900; insured $4,000.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
r G0QDYBAR's Q
RUBBER. GOODS
,G.Ii!i.'.tt 0NGi3-
i, j. OF Every DescrjntioR.

,u4.o,*5 ,WHolEsAIE, AND RETAIL. .
Handsome ssEFs;ysr,tels sFx;.s y :. g Se,t s2 other
Caps. Capes. LeEeins, Gun Covers, W ana sNater-
proof Goods Of all kinds. =;
Ladies Nursery Aprons, d Ia.
Children's Bibs and Diapers, 50 cents.
Crib Sheets, handsomely finished, d 90 e. u 25
Bet Sheets handsomely finished, full size u 50
I.aaie,' ats: RpbbsrGioves for Hoas1scrk, Garden
Ing; and S9itentng and Whitening the hands
n :S ssd Il g s. S III, n"'ets 1e Gents
Novelties OF ali kinds for comfort andkconven
ienee Of ladies, worthy their Attention.
: FREE -GoodyeaE's Nanual, nlussrat1d, So
pages ofvalua6le Information. Of intslst t6 eve.
~ 9ne: on receipt p Of Of address Cd md st.Mk
cles 70 order. Anything under =. pounds by
Bes. Good. at Lo,osss New Yosk.Pfice.
AGENTS WANTED.i~ rfS#Ezshss5| zs4
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
.Owatonna Journal, July 11th: During 4

!. Owatonna Journal, July 11th: During .
ride on the St. Louis b Minneapolis railroad
yesterday, We noticed that wheat between
Waseca and Albert Lea looked very rusty.
It appears to have suffered greater, damage
than any we have seen In; this .county,, and
vet some of our best 1f&rness tell ~ that
they fear their whenthas beeni materially in
iured by the rust and that tho Yield will be
much ltghter: than Has entioipa&sd.ei -.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
Fare In Taunton.

In Taunton, Mass, fire July 9th, in
the Tack company building, destroyed $7s,-
600 worth Of property. Insurance $6O,O0O
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
80 -.
AeorM inI4wa,

I: 4 telegram from Dubuque, of the 10Th
inst. reporte the night previous another
bel ivy rain flooded things generallJ,S
sweeping away two bridges, one on the ILL.,
noi Central, that had been nearly completed
since Thursday's storm, aud one that had
been finished. One creek raised five feet in
two hours,
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
'NiyUMliiB|EI,Riit 'NiyjMliiB|EI,ii .46!.a 46,"''

3I..I ~ = Il rl!l tcc;(,l1 {ii;iE,, .,ff ~
edyihthsee whom, tult, NAV 81 sbte to, to srvs :, .
and y rn, - far Q possible the wsats md wiaieS
Of Ne various loca6hee. .iNno .rtu;IiftI .n;i.t
0entemea u& the Convention, I again thank you
feE Tie high honor you have tp-day conferred u5on
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
MURDER ana Suicide,

A Chicago dispatch Of Sunday, July,
14th. says: At . O'Clock this morning Jere-
miah Kennedy, an Irish laborer living on
Meagher Street, West side, shot his wife,
Mary twice, killing her instantly, and then
sent ball into his own body in the vacinity
Of the heart from the effects of which he is
now dying. Several causes combined led to
the deed, among which was poverty, hypo.
choFdria and disease
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
31nD OKWms,

The Cincinnati Commercial, of July
18th, publishes crop reports from large
number Of places in Ohio, Indiana, and Ken
tucky, which indicate that there is not only q
greater acreage Of wheat than in any former
year, but that the average produce per acre is
larger than ever before.
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
IMPORTANT.

On and after April lst, the Train hcretofor
known as the st. James Accommodation,
on THE (
st. Paul and Sioux City r. r..
VIII be run through between :
st. Paul & Worthington.
This viii enable Elnigrants and Land Seekers
to go THROUGH III DAYLIGHT.
Passengers from H'iuts east Of MankatO. on
the Winona and St: Peter railroad. leaving wi.
Mankato, and reach Worthington the same af.
ternOOn.
J. w. BlsuoP, j. F. LINCOLN. j. C. BorpEN.
Gen. Manag'r. Supt. Gen. Tkt Att
The Worthington advance., 1878-07-18
Mat o4 New Orleans,

1t is expected that in very short time
arrangements will be perfected looking to the
sstablvhmsat of tho New oriaaas nint and
Ketting into. working order al Of the
Erafaphernelia neeessery Tor coinage. It's
stated, however, that regular .eoinags 1t this
nlut will not begin until October next