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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

The Republicans were peculiarly
fortunate, as we believe, in nominal.
ing John A. Anderson for repre-
sentative in congress-. We have
long looked upon him as one of the
ablest and best men in the State
and belieyed it was simply a ques.
ton of time when he would be
brought forward to take a promi-
nent part in our politics.
While we believe, as we said on a
former occasion, that Col. VIM. A.
Phillips, had made a record in con-
gress of which his district and the
State could we'll feel proud, and that
the best thing to be done was to
send him back for another term, we
really rejoice that he is to have Sc
worthy q successor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

We modestly suggest to the Pot
ter Committee that an excellent op-
portunity for a display of patriot
ism is afforded them at present. An
adjournment from New York to
New Orleans, during the present
yellow fever scourge, would re.
lieve the country immensely.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

AS our readers already know
Hon. Thos. Ryan was re-nominated
by the Republican convention al
Wichita last Thursday. The plat.
form has not yet appeared, but will
be printed next week. Mr.. Ryan
has made q faithful and industrious
member of the present congress
and as he is popular Throughout the
district, we conclude he will be re.
elected by as heavy a majority az
was given him two years ago.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
PUBLIC SALE
Saturday, Aug. 81.
1a7R

of the property OF T. J. MALrBY, II. MS
Madras T. S.-Who Is about to return to Eng
land-at his house 400 PAGES west of the Nor
mai school, at Emporia, Kansas. There will
be oneEed Tor sale at PUBLIC AUCTION
the following property = unless previously
disposed Of: Sixteen GRADED COWS and
helfers, with IL graded calves; Is horses and
colts, com prising: Veto, stud horse by Ken
lucky Whip out of Morgan dam-particu-
lars furnished on day of sale; black mares:
grey mares; roam mare, with colt: / baY
mare, with colt; grey mare; bay mare,
buggy; match roam buggy team, mare and
gelding.
Also, the following agricultural impIe-
ments, mostly purchased new this year: One
Weir sulky ploW; 4-inch breaking plOws:
2-horse riding disc harrow fNishWitz, does
good works. l patent potato planter, (cutS
and covers acres day.; 1 patent s1b-soii
+! ploWs patent onion planter with attach
meutS (Comstock's); / cultiYator, q corr
planter, and 3 ten-inch pillow.
Also, harness for breaking teams; single
and doubie-6rees; c,evIses, saws, axes. spade
| hoe. pitchforkS, and other articles.
| Also one large sized charter oak stove
nearly new, with reservoir, hot case ant
utensils complete; quantity of household
| furniture; canteen; Dunklee's camp-stoVe
with cooking utensils; travelling photograph
ic apparatus, with Ross lens and three dozel
prepared plates OK by inch).
SALE TO COMMENCE AT l O'CLOCK P. Il.
TERMS.-On all sums over $40 q credit G
four months, without interest, on approve
security. TT MALTBY
II. w. PEARsALL, Auctioneer. So:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

Poor Tildenl The Sun has the
harmless this week to announce in
q one-liner that it is not for Tilden
in 1880. Now, why did the Sun do
this in the present state of the wealth
or and so close upon the failure of
Tilden's Potter committee? Poor
Tilden, and only a one-line item.
No reason for thus dashing the old
mans hopes to pieces, but simply a
cold, naughty statement that it is
not for Tilden. We trust the wealth
er will moderate" before the Sun
reaches New York.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
Notiee to Bridge BniIdera.

Holmes, Trustee OF Reading township, until
noon OF Saturday, September 9TH, 1873 for
the building of g wooden bridge across Mud
creek in Heading township, Lyon county,
Kansas. Said bridge to be built where Chest
nut street Of the town Of Reading crosses said
creek, on the N z. \ Sec 8, Twp. Is, Rg.13.
The plans and specifications of said bridge
are on Ale IN the ONCE OF the County Clerk Of
Lyon county, Kansas. and at the residence OF
81. =. Holmes, Trustee Bidders must be
prepared TO close contract on the day Of let
ting, and payment VIII be made in such funds
as Reading township has on hand for such
purposes; and no payment to be made until
the completion and accep tanee Of saId work
by the Commissioners Of Lyon county, Kas
The right 70 reject any and all bids IS here
by reserved ii. II. HOLMES,
S4-St Trustee Reading Township.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

German socialistic demonstra-
tons still continue. Since the at
tempted assassination of Emperor
William by DE-. MODELLING, there
have been 563 arrests for insulting
the Emperor. OF this number 81
have been convicted, including thir'
ty-one women.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

The Beangracker thinks if it had
not been for Elder Mitchell, and q
few other fellows like him, slavery
and democracy would be raging
still. Did Mitchell hurt emp We
had not heard of 1t before. 1t is
strange his fame mas slept 80 long,
and that 1t is left to this enterpris-
ing sheet to first parade MitchelPs
wonderful achievements. Sam.
Wood was also at the Pittsburgh
convention.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

III has been presented 70 the Board OF Couu-
u Commissioners of Lyon county, Kansas.
asking for the location CT county road as
follows, 70 wits Commencing ~ the south
west corner Of section nine, township seven
teen and range thirteen; thence Wess As near
eight and seventeen seven and elRhfeeu -
ia creek; Themes by the most practical roufe
across eald creek and % the northwest corner
OF northwest quarter Of section 6febteea.
township seventeen, and Fsnes thirteen. in
Sersectlng the Waterloo and Forest Xiii road
which is the termination u said road
And whereas. John BranahiH. Iohn WAY
man ana Geo. Plumb were appointed and or
dered 70 meet 1t the begfnnfng OF said road
On the u day az September, 1873 - view, ssF-
Tey and locate said road and to give % Al
parties hearing
By order Of Board Of CO. Commissioners
54&3s WI ,. EWING, Co. Clerk,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
SheriR's Sole,
District Court, Fifth Judicial District, L
county, Kansas.

county, Kansas
G. r. Harper VS.. j. Fleming.
By virtue of an order of sale. Issued ont of
the District Court sitting within and for the
county OF Lyon. and state of Kansas, In the
above entitled cause, I viii, on Monday, the
I'D day Of September, 1873, at 10 O'Clock a. m,
at the front door of the court house in the city
OIL Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas, offer tor
sale at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described real estate,
to-Wit: Lots Nos Is, Is and II, in block "a, in
the town OF Neosho Rapids, Lyon county,
Kansas. Said real estate Will be sold as the
property OF the defendant, to satisfy said
order OF sale
SheriH' IS ONCE, August I'D, 1873
B. FIN IRWIN, Under Sheriff.
S4-5t Acting Sheriff, Lyon Co, Kas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given: That petition
~ mas been presented to the Board Of Couu-
ty commissioners Of Lyon county. Kansas
asking for the location Of > county road a
fofioWs. to-WIts Commencing at the SOUTH
west corner Of section seven, township nine.
teeus range eleven; thence north on section
line, as near As practicable, to the southwest
cen. range eleven, which point Is The termi-
nation Of said road.
and Wm- Carney have been appointed and
ordered 70 meet At the beginning Of said road
on the 9th day % September, 1875, at 10 O'Clock
q m. 70 view, and In conjunction with the
County Surveyor, survey and locate said road
and 70 give to all parties hearing.
By order Of County Commissioners.
S4&3 VIZ. +. EWING, Co. Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

Hot weather, political conven-
tions and the financial question, are
the prevailing topics in our ex-
changes.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
AUCTION SALE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
OCToBER 1. 1878.

U. s. DIST. CoURT-E. DIST OF MIoHIG AN
The undersigned hereby gives notice: THAI
Tuesday noon,
OCTOB Err 4, 1878.
in front of the COURT HOUSE, in the CITY
of EMPORIA, Lyon county, KaS he will sell
! to the highest bidder for cash, all the right
title and interest of himself as assignee, and
of George Z. Southwick, bankrupt, in and tC
the following described lots in said city
county, SC, to-wit:
Lots 129, 131, 133, 1875 and 1877,
Rural street; LA Neosho street; l2
State street; 20 Cottonwood street
II East street; and lag and IA West
street.
h1e opportunity to get GOOD LOTS
cheap. T. G. RUSSELL, Assignee.
Detroit, Michigan. 3A-6t
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
Bids wanted.

Sealed proposals viii be received until Sat
urday, Sept. 14th, for the erection OF q school
b0ilding 20x36 feet-12 feet high-of frame,
In District No. 2, Lyon county, Kansas, ae-
c0rding to plans and specifications on fle in
Clerks ONCE of sid District. Parties bidding
Will be required to make separate bids fOl
foundation, for furnishing material, erecting
building, and for painting; and also for seat
ing. Parties bidding win also be required to
give an approved bond. The Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
s4-4t n. WISE, District Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

They talk of Grant and Key as
the ticket for 1880.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
COUNTY TICKET.

Republican State Convention next
Wednesday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

TIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed
p from Dow Greek, Lyon county, Kansas,
bay three-Year old Highlander oily; good
size, long, slim tail, some white on right hind
food between fetlock and hoof on inside with
some black spots in, and think q little on left
hind foots anne place The above reward will
be paid TO any one who will give Information
that will lead to the recovery of same at hald-
ware store of Louis Litz, Emporia, or
p H FINLEY,
Dow creek, Lyon County, Kansas, or address
me at EmpOria pOStof1ice Soft
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
Iaffarn

Remaining uncalled for at the PostoI.ce Au9
10 1873 Persons calling for any OF thes.
letters will please say stadVerfised.ss an
give date Of advertisement
Robinson. Thomas W
Anderson. Z. Shurey. W ash
Briggs, Major. Skinner, A. WI
Breckenridge, w. J. Stevens, Geo.
Finn, Il. p. Btump1, r. j.
HeWetk J. W. SWaLk, Mamie.
Hoffman, Mr.. Thompson. Bascom.
Majors, A K Wilson, L. D.
Nichols, Col. W.T.. Williams, Oscar.
HELD FOB POSTAGE
Collins, ReV.J. A, AmerseEs, KaS.
FafrehiId, Jas, IsoStland. Ill.
Painter. Chas., Kansas City, No.
Watkins & Fafrchiid, Lostlaad, III
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

Having employed the best horse sheer in
| Kansas, and moved my blacksmith shop to
the building lately occupied by samuel Jones,
/ On Siath AOeHGEe,
| have the best Blacksmith and Wagon shop
| IN Emporia. All work done in the very best
manner. Give me a call. Horse shooting q
speciality. 34-1 JOHN SCHANZE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
600 SHEEP.
SCH.RNZE'S SHOP

In good condition, at s.. so head. Two fin
wooded MerinO rams, which cost $1OO, will /
sold at bargain also. Enquire at the New
Office. 34-tf STOTLER & GRAHAM.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
WANTED.

"TANTED-A girl to do housework, on a
w farm, one mile from town. Enquire OF
34-tf q. w. PYE.
UTANTED-Ten tons cast scrap iron at
wv Emnoria Foundry. Cash maid u III
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
LOST.
ESTRAY.

T oST-SmaN link log chain, good length,
Il somewhere in northWe part of town.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing IL at this Office. 1T
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

Martin and Yictoryl
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
FIVE CENTS LINE
MISCELLANEOUS.

"ANTED-AlI persons to know that
w am now prepared TO manufacture Sor-
ghum in the most Workmanlike manner.
Please call and see me before engaging else
where. Residence on A. I. & s. E. railroad.
one mile west OF Commercial St, EmporiS,
Kas. Satisfaction guaranteed
34-ts GEORGE MILLER.
NR SAITH 8 WIFE, Dentists. a. hosne
the first week of every month Once
N Park Place Hotel. 24-n
MONEY TO LOAN-CUNNINGHAA s.
NJ McCAkTY have money to loan on long
time at 10 per cent. 2-u
a DAM MOHLER, boot and shoe manu-
~ facturer, 9Th Avenue, opposite postofllee.
Emporia, Kansas. 2-f
DECISIONS AND BogNTIEs obtained by
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

z OST, STRAYED OR sTOLEN-A young
i steer, with slightly stag horns; one year
old last spring; of white and yellowish red
color, and when it left more than 8 months
ago, was stiff in both front feet. Any infor-
nation leading to its recovery will be suita-
ly remunerated. slit JAS. BARNETT
Emporla, Kas.
CTRAYED-From Pheanis creek, July Is
y or Is, bay horse; six years old; weighs
about 800 lbs: white in face and nearly bl ind;
branded on the shoulder; has one shoe on in
| front Will give s. tor his immediate return.
32-3t% ID. W. EASTMAN.
| oTRAYED-From the subscriber early last
y spring one bright bay mare, years old,
about Is hands high; both hind feet white !:
front feet black; white spot in forehead, also
white stripe on the nose; small white spot
on the point of right hip; brand on lett
| shoulder resembling figure Z; branded on
right shoulder with figure a clever re-
| ward for her whereabouts or return TO me.
| Stiff LEWIS LJJTZ
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
FOR SALE.

7 IME for sale at my residence, five miles
IL southeast of Emporia, Kansas.
2l-tf w ROSS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23

)IsT. CoURT-E. DIST. OF MICHIGAN
hereby gives notice: THAI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-06-08
TIE PACIFIC
SATURDAY Y, JUNE 8.
Supreme Court-In Probate.

May Sd, 1878. Before Mr.. Justice Judd, at
Chambers-Estate of John Kawelau. a person
absent from the Kingdom. Petition of Beniamina
to be appointed Trustee of the property of John
kawelau. kamaele, (w) wife of kaila, produced
q Power OF Attorney purportIng to be from John
kawelau to John Namaielua, executed IN san
Francisco. Whereupon the Court asked haila
to take charge of the property until John Mama
ielua arrives, and in the mean time to place all
he receives in the bank and refund Beniamlna
his actual disbursements.
Before Chief Justice Harris.-Proof Of Will of
William H. Wright, of Koloa, Kauai, deceased.
Petition of John n. Wright, of Koloa, for Probate
OF the VIII of the above decedent, and for Letters
-Testamentary to him as Executor named in the
VIII. The Court. after hearing the evidence pro-
duced, admitted the VIII to Probate, and ordered
Letters ~Testamentary as also Letters OF Guardian
ship to be issued to John y. Wright, the petit
TONER, without bonds as provided IN the VIII {;
that notice to creditors be advertised for four
weeks in the English language, and an Inventory
to be filed in thirty days. The Court allows $50
a month to be paid to the widow during the sixty
days from the death of decedent as provided by
Statute.
Before Mr.. Justice McCully by request of Mr..
Justice Judd, absent on Circuit.-Estates OF Ehu
(k.) and Kamoa. (k.) deceased. Petition of He
leaO (k.) for Letters OF Administration OF the
above estates. After hearing the evidence. the
Court said that it appeared that the real object
of this proceeding was to get possession of the
land of Ehu, which is held by a person who
contests the petitioners right as heir, and recon-
mends them to discontinue these proceedings
and bring an action of ejectment. to which the
petitioner assented and the case was withdrawn.
Before Chief Justice Harris .-Guardlanship OF
Aboil V. kelk, a minor. Petition OF Alatau L.
Atkinson, Guardian of said minor, for approval
of his accounts as such. and for his discharge.
The Court examined and approved the accounts
showing a balance due the minor of $llS.l21,
and ordered that upon the minors Cling a re-
ceIpt for that amount that the Guardian should
be discharged. and the receipt having been filed
on the 22d of May. 1878. the Guardian was dis
charged accordingly.
CIVIL SUITS.
May 29th. 1878. D. Kalakaua, ct al, VS.. W.
c.. Parke, Administrator of the Estate of c. Ka-
naina, deceased, ct al. The appeal of w. 5. Pa
hukula, one of the claimants of this estate, was
this day decided against him by the full Court.
". II. Stone VS.. Alex. Observation-Disclosures
mischief. The verdict rendered in this case by
the jury was for 81 800, which was excepted to by
the defendants counsel as excessive and the
exceptions being argued before the full Court,
Judgment was on the 2Sth of May instant, rem
dered for the defendant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-06-08

One of the dangers of home life is this habit
of disrespect-that which is bred by familiarity.
People who are all beauty and sunshine for a
crowd of strangers, for whom they have not the
faintest affection, are all ugliness and gloom for
their own, by whose love they live. The pleasant
little prettiness of dress and personal a~dornment,
which mark the desire to please, is put on only
for the admiration of those whose admiration goes
for nothing, while the house companions are
treated only to the ragged gowns and threadbare
coat, the tOusled hair and srubby beard, which,
if marking the ease and comfort of the sans fdc0n
at home, mark also the Indifference and disrespect
that do so much damage to the sweetness and
delicacy Of daily life. And what is true OF the
dress is still truer of the manners and tempers of
home, in both of which we often find too that
want OF respect which seems to run side by side
with affection in the custom of familiarity. 1t
is a regretable habit under any of It's conditions,
but never more so than when it invades the nome
and endangers still more that which is already too
much endangered by other things. Parents and
other bringers-up do not pay enough attention to
the young. They allow habits of disrespect to be
formed-rude, rough, insolent and impatient, and
salve over the sore with the stereotyped excuse,
&c They mean nothing by it," which if we look
at it Alright, is worse than no excuse at all for if
they really do mean nothing by it, and their dis
respect is not what it seems to be, the result of
strong anger, uncomfortable temper, but is mere
ly q habit, then it ought to be conquered without
loss of time, being merely a manner that hurts
all parties alike.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
0rauiamfeit uno 8ei6tnts
Ottfttden.

Ga& Wosfau's grano lab Napolson |.
isins pradtuous, hIibenoe armee our9
Sunser, &dlts unb grmiiouns sraulam
minbern; oils sr eilsnbs sur glbe ii9 3u-
riidios. ipurbs er fortwdbreno upn 8Oia.
t,ni6parmsn, pslde ale llebsrSdnse, ole
GnspaIis, ipel9s Die GranSOisn Our9jiebsn
muBtsn. beisbt battsn, umrinst, anSsSrif.
fen, een,dt. Bel oieisn 3uiammeuitOben,
Die sber uobl S4armiiBel osnn S4la9ten
5u nennsn iinb, wurben 8iele bon ben lans
Gen 9onSsn Der 8oiatsn set6btst uno per.
wunost, oosr BON ibnen 9sfansen senom'
men. Sie Staliensr puroen aus9splins
bert uno in Die Stdots Yolens psrtbeilt,
bic SranSoisn aber uuro,n nod Hublanb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
ScropDelu uno anoere
&ranfbeiten bes 8lutes.

Serppbe!n (King's Evi) i ID cine Ysreerbnie
Ger GATE ets 3prpsrs, pslGe ben islben nit Ia.
ifigrn uub tDsartisen uarsinisfsitsn iberlaesn.
Die Contribution pss 8Srpsrs pirb ssItpatt,
islbt trenn bic Gu6srsn anisi6sR total fsblsn,
wslhs eur6 ausitlase auf Dem aOpfe Opr au-
esrsn lpeiIen ees aSrpsrs bic Anpslsnbsit bon
Scopbsln a~n;eiasn.
Die Srantbsit IL um 10 ssfGbrlidsr unp srnit.
liter, pa tieielbe in pislsn 6Gasn srblt1 BON &c.
i1ls6t auf Sti6ls6t fortsspHan,t wirS uns
fSrsdlit inp bic 5olsrn, psl6s ausSsbruns,
Vsrlhwaruns Der S:ter unb sntlib ben Ios mad
I'D ,iebsn.
Nur ptsstabililte Weti,intn, rsl6s bic SGits
bee aorpsrs ~Ssinissn unp ben @irftUT sntfsrnsu,
Hno bier BON pirfii&em Wrtbe.
Or. gu5uf aSnis's Samturssr 8amilisn.
Isbi,inen unb inter pislsn Or. aus. 8Gnis's
hamburger lrUpfsn ~reiuissn eas Syifsm, srnsu.
ern bic Sdft unp eatfernen bas Vetesn, inesm
fs Is nit Der Warjsl ausrsibsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
Scberleineu.

Die estsr III zines Der pi6tisfsn Srsans pss
aDrpsrs unc ipate man babsr alien llurtsdmd-
e%tsisiten bieies Organs @ufmerfiamfeit l6enfen.
tsbeIlsiesn umfabt entpspsr sinsu sspiTsn Grab
Don 1raatsit res Organs, bic IS unbsfabist bic
nOtbiss Ntnse Sale %absuicnosrn otsr cine Der.
ltcpfuns in esn @alenssfdBsn, pel6e bic Sale
binstrt in ben Carmfanal ;u selanaen. Die
zen in Der rehtsn Seite unp retten S1ulter
porbanesn une Der Ippstit nimmt aS.
Or @usut aSuis's Samturstr 5rppfsn Fat.
fen unb r~esulirsn pie Ssbsr, r~sinissn ben Wassn
uac e~ntfernsn aus ren @eoGrmsu bic earin an>
sebluften @rueitGtsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
Nerb0ie %&opfi6mcr;en

wsrten bura @eifopfuns cher gssauunss-
StSrunssn berporserufsu. Disitnissn psric.
men, tpsl&e an pisiem lsbel leiesn, milsn aaf.
fee, Gum. Bier unb labad psrmsicsn une ben
ssib snr& Or. ausaif aSnis's Samburser Gro.
pien rHsn baItsn.
Ttrfonen, tpsl&e elmer istnbsn 9sbsnsptiis
untsrperfsn fnb, isatsn lid rib ROrsens BE.
ptsuns in freiu 9uft MAIDEN unb Or. Auaua
aSnis's hamburger 3rOpftn mebrmals ses "a.
gee In fleinsn Deisn sebrauten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
0ei9mulfe, @si9mare,
Tle9ten, Saljank

sntiprinesn ale u~nrsirem Dilute uns III satu
bard ben annfanntsn Slutrsiaissr Or. gaaua
8Snis's Sambursn 5ropfsn Der 9iftfeH aus
esm aSrpsr ~ sntfernsn. Oft III Go i.ep& no
tbis, nm bic Seiluns 81 bsibIsunissn, duesrIi&t
lotalt Titttl %antupenbeu. Als elm ipltes IN
Or. Iisaf 8pnie's Samburssr arGu .trpHaftr,
ieSebl as Dug mic Stil' platter, pom gutter
Wifans ane lsiftt b~tionptrs iaussnbtn Rit.
tern, psI8t an asi&poasnsn Yrilfen lsistn, IN.
bt,abltau Dtsnts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
0elbia9t.

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News and Courier, August 1871

From end to end, Charleston bar, along it's
crest, is ten miles long. The opening between
the jetties now to be built will be half a mile
wide. Through this gap will be thrown the
whole body of water that is now diffu9ed over
a line of ten miles, less whatever water may
pass over the submerged sections of the jet
ties. The estimate is that the overflow be-
tween the ,ietty heads will he eight times as
great in force us the flow over the bar as it
stands. Some dredging will probably be nee
essary, but the deliberate Judgment of the
enHnrsrs is that in the now channel between
the jettie9, and out to sea, there will be q
depth of from twtntysbite TO twenty-four feet
at mean low water, equal at the maximum,
to nearly thirty feet at mean high yEa Taater' and
to thirtyfive feet at spring tides. The depth
in the channel across the bar, at preSent,
ranges from seventeen to nineteen feet at
mean high water. Ten or eleven feet Of water
will be gained by the projected improve
ments. This means that the largest vessels
afloat can then come across Charleston bar,
running into land-locked port spacious
enough and deep enough to accommodate the
navieS Of the world.