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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-10-17
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w. c. Kelly, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-10
ARTESIAE WELLS.

THNHE UNDERSIGNED BFGS LEAVE
u to inform the public that he now
prepared. with the most approved machinery,
10 rink Artesian Wells in any par, of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
lect address e. Uafoon h Ps.mer, Batt'
mountain will ceive p-Hmpt attention.
g. r. CAHOQN
Battle Mountain. ootobers 1887 = lh
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16

IT is pity but the malcontents of Can
ada, on both sides, who do not find that
country large enough for them to live in,
side by side with their fellow Christians
and who do seem to prefer fighting to the
ordinary duties ofthe citizen, could not be
drafted off to her Majesty's dominions in
South Africa to fight the Zulus. While
there il demand for fighting men to up
hold civilization and the thrift of British
rule in the country of the savage, it is a
waste TO have all tkis blood thirstiness
going on in cities that are already civil
lized, ard we're once supposed to be Chris
tianized' There seems to be not such an
especial call for English or Roman mis-
sionaries TO be going ont 10 Further India,
Cochin China, or Kaflir Land, when thei !,
hocks in the New Dominion are disgia-
cling the very name of religion by their
broils The crazy bigots of Ottawa and
Montreal are not fit for The nineteenth
century; they were born two hundred years
too late, and they ought TO be taught that
The English feuds that once distracted Ire
land arc poor enough pretexts for either
pic-nics or pistol practice by Canadians in.
1878. There is no especial need TOR this
generation to carry TO carry the gates OF
Derry on its shoulders; but there does seem
to be call for both Catholic and Protestant
pulpits to preach, not only the Gospel, but
the law to the mad men and women Of the
| Middle St. Lawrence.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16
THE robbery Of an express ia

The robbery Of an express safe on The
Kansas City, st. Joseph and Council
Bluffs Railroad, about 1SOa.m ~, the {, othstf hhst
day, Vas one ofthes boldest Enterprises q
the kind on record Although there were
but four Of the robbers, while the train
was crowded, the sroOberyg was effected
without the slightest. difficulty, and the
passenger knew nothing afit antilt the viii
lians had left the train with ,their'booty'
The esaccssa of such undertakings is due 10
the fact that the robbers have their plans
fully laid, whereas their victims, are taken
by surprise and thrown into confusion. 10
guard against such surprises evidently
seems impossible; but in athea parts Of THE
country where they have become some
what4common. conductors, baggage men,
express and postal agents and train hands
should not only be we'll armed, but should
be selected with due regard to their fight
ing qualities, so that the robbers may not
have things entirely in their own hands. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16
y4gt. MA HIS CLOSE z
g. ,s.ooA,MA.
.LLakLL- ----L

WAY Mail on, Wilmington and .bss III
Northern r.. r. to Readlng anu @
points ontheiB Baltimore OentA M h 4
r. r. South, of Chadd,s Ford. o.VV M M \
EThtougfi Mail 10 Baltimore anu
Washington! Il andaalI poin's : * /.
Way Mail to BaItiIaore,, Md. S'io, O
In hronghq and tWayi Mails 70 Z m q
/ Philadelphia, Pa. wv, sftf
Througl Mail to N. y. and other co !.
pOints North and East. .....:.. w Hill
pen irlsular Way Mali on Della oo i.
/ ware r. X. to Crisfield. Md......E wv 9'7'
Way Mail on Delaware Western 4 ~ !.
X. X. ........ ..:..,.;..;..;,..;;.. WV x
Through Mail to phi adelpnla wy
and New York, and all points "a u i l
East and West. 'A'lo' -
Through lMailto Baltfmore ana
Washington and all points u
south and Southwest ............ l11os
Through Mail 10. Philadelphia
and New Herk, and. all points ,r !.
East and West. o'io
New Castle, r Middletown,
\ smyrna, Dover, Ciayton' aws
Townsend, Delaware City, st . 90 ..
| Georges, and Wyoming, Del .".ooo
Through Mail TO Phlladeiphla III
ana New York. and all points !,
North, East and West.........-.... 0'lo ~
Through Mail 10 Baltimore ana 9&s
washington and all points J,
South and southwest, .......... 80. " " 4 A
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16

The extortions which the Union anc
Central Pacific Railroad companies are
making for cost Of transportation across
he Continent show the instant and abso-
lutte necessity Of encouraging the construc.
,ion Of competing roads which will bring
down therates of freight to fair average
TIE public will soon learn that we need
he long since suggested Southern Pacific
Isailroad to em$ncipats us from t e ex.
actions Of the monopolists, and give us q
'tnmunication with the Pacific over a
r'glon where the climate can never offer
npsdiments to commercial intercourse.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16
THE Oil City Derrick, of)August 10th

THE Oil City Derrick, ofAugust 10th
publishes its monthly summary oftbe con-
di,ion Of the oil trade. It says there were
204 wells completed in July, with an ag-
gregate production, of 1854 barrels pc,
day. 1Ot the completed wells only 26 were
worthless. There 1856 wells now in process
of completion, falling off of " as com
pared with June. Ofathe completed we'll
15l were in the Bradford district. The
production is estimated at 10000 barrels
per dayguf ,abaolI' Das a4iE@t| t,5G e5
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16

THE increase of train robberies in the
West is rendering travelling in that part
part Of the Union dangerous, and wi II soon
renderyit impracticable,9 The frequency
of these occurrences, both in the West and
East, will soon render necessary an or
ganized guard Of armed men for the pro
lection ofth trains:
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16

GEN. GRANT will return to this country
by way of San Francisco. The ex-Presi-
dent writes to a friend in Philadelphia that
after visiting Austria he designs spending
some four or five weeks at some watering
place on the continent. His present inten
tion is to make tour of the world, passing
the winter months in india and China.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16

A FEARFttrL1,9 waste Of water might be
prevented by having the drinking foun-
tains and the fountains where cart drivers
and wagoners water their horses supplied
with some apparatus for temporarily put
ting on and off thefwater as it may be need
ed. Some ofthe fountains at which horses
are watered are sometimes not resorted to
for half a day, during which the water i:
left running y-al.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16
WlLmIHG1OS,, BEL. .Aagnst Is ,ls7s

sEsAroi BtfLER, Governor Holiday,
Governor Matthews and General Conner
lead in politicaitalkat at the white Sulphur
Springs, while General Joseph E. John
steals locked upon as the "most distin-
guishedt mani,tG ao4t=I @as& #+'
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16
.LAUGH AND GkSOW FAT"

/ This anc'ent bit Of advice is well enough
for .'sparc" people. but how shout those
That are already loofAl? What is 10 becon g
of them2 sit still and lIt tell you. Aite
many expert nents. extending through
m0nfhs of patient investigation and toll
the celebrated anoalytical chemist, j. G.
Allan, has perfected and given to ih> world
Apti-Fat. Thus far IN several hundred
CASES this great remedy has never failed to
reduce corpulent person from three 10
six pounds per week. 1T is perfectly harm
less and positively efficient. Sold by drug.
gistS.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16
WIN. M. PYLE,
tat sv, POSTMASTER.
Anti-Eat Chemically Examined.

The aualytical chemist w. b. DRAKE OF
Buffalo. n. Y recently aualyzed Allan E
Anti at, and gave thefoliowing: N
.., ...-,... CERTIFICATE. gEa " .
/ have subjected Allan s Anti-Fat to
chemical anaiy sis, examined the process
of its manufsclure and can truly say that
the inproIIenls of which IL is compos d are
entirely vegetable, and cannot but act
tav, rabiy upon The system, and IT is well
calculated to attain the obj sct Of which ii
isinteded.
! ~" W!B. DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16
To Shipbuilders and Lumbermea

For SALE: A large body of timber OF
original growth in n orlhern Virginia, near
ri yer landing /; in market nov 1or nrsl
ilfrfe. water power Of lerge mill.pond on
place, leased If desired. Price $6.UW M ~
Good chance for man who knows aDy
thing about. timber or milling; a!4d haN
some capital. For particulars. address
CaAs 6. WIGHT, 81 Harlem Avenue, ha'-
ttmore. H9 H"' '..' "N'' ....
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16

COAL MINES Can be had for the asking
I'M nioPenpsylyania. i The companies are
losing millions of dollars every year, and
there il no telling where it will all end.
The philanthropic Sacrifices of our coal
companies have never been properly ap-
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16

The whipping post grows in favor. In
New Ierk1itso resuscitation is advocated,
and the wholesome results which bave fol-
lowed ifs usea iac Delaware and Virginia
aretheginning to convince agreat many
people that this relic Of barbarism" is af
ter all the most effective preventive o
civilized crime.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY !
ST n'- DELIVERY.
Way Mail from Whining on and

Way Mail from Wilmington and &
Northern r. Il. from Readlug
and points North: .:.;.;.. ..;.;;::.. o'ao' a. W
New York, Philadelphia, Balu,
more, Washington. ana al
parts of The country except
delaware AID Eastern Shore ~
cou ties in Md.-.."". ......:::... 6.45, y
Peninsu a. Mail, Norlh OF wv
oming Delaware, ..... .:;....;- S.oo,
Philadelphia and New York, 4.
and all points North, East and o, !,
West..-.... ...:'..,. 0ooo' o.
Way Mail from Hhiladelnhia. Pa93O,
Baltimore Way Mali. Western
osaei ooints South Il and soulhwest. :; LOO, P, M.
Pr iladelphia and New YORK ana
al points Nor.h, East ana 90
Z West .......,....... ...........''... l,VV, II
Way Mali on Delaware western ~ !.
X. X. ,... .:...: ..;.."......'. o.oo'
Way Mail from ,Crisfielti, Md,
del. K. II ..."... ........'';..., o'oV'
Baltimore 4 Washington and all
points South, ........ ... 80. ......, o,io
Philadelphia, New York, nd
poi Is North, East and West.. 6l5,
The Letter Carriers will make their de.
liverles as follews: $50 aud lO.l5 a. m.
and lis and 4.S0. p. M.
/ LccalLettersf foi Carriers delivery should
ba dt posted in Post Office 10 minutes be-
fore the hour of delivery. .rl#
, B. t...4.. WIN, Nj. PYLE.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16
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HIS <kspCEPAYlSbN eaDSE.

Had the Arkausa doctor" that "tappedt
die fat 10 All, thinking he had dropSy, bu,
fading 10 water pl ooouncel 1t dry drop
sy," lived to-day. he would, like Othelto'
hnd ''hi5 occupation gone, Tor Aliens AMI
Fat, u purely vegetable remedy, safely. but
positively, reduces corpu!ency' at lrim j
to pounds par week. Sold by all drug.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16
POST OFFICE,
W',ILMlNdToN,D DEL

Office open from 6.4o A. NJ. to SSo 4
M m n M
\ Private Boxes accessible untia ~ ar,
Priyate Boxes accessible from TO Il. IA
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16

The affairs Of the. Pennsylvania Rail-
sasd Company are daily growing more and
more encouraging. The economical prin-
''ciplea, introduced into its max agement, and
its CONSTANT increasing trade, have had i
the effect 81 relieving it Of some Of lts
heaviest burthens, so that within tse next
six months, unless something occurs lo
check its growing prosperity, Stockholders
may look for substantial dividend =,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16

NOTICE 70 SUBscRrBERs..~-Yh0 Of our
.ubscrsbers whoare indebted 10 the MORN
ING HKRAID, will oblige by an early re-
mittances1sH9laai5a m69 75a# e.si at ID
PERsoNn leaving the city for any PERI
cd IF time, however brief, or those going
abroad, can have The MORNING HERALD
mailed 10 any address by ordering the same
at this Office rat ak cents week. sj fn
The Morning herald., 1878-08-16
THE HERALD
Tne lIornlIsg aerAId

puDlish86 every sxnorning, &unday
Q xceptedl. aHl deliX6red I'm the city III
Wilmington and surf t0Qndt dtnG places aor slx
cents per week, payable TO the carriers.
Mill subscriptions, postage Tree, three
dollars per annuna.
9EsN OeRYRrE q Co.. Publishers.
R1H8g No. 500 FEhfpley 6sreet.
Wthn1n sgLCD. Ilni
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
GENERAL KAETZ.

General kautz, in his defense before the Court Martial lat.ly held at Omaha. took the ground that he had been misrepresen'ed; that an attack had been made upon him by the Judge-AdvOcaie-General, and that he had a perfect right to defend himself in the manner he did, and particularly as the remarks of the Judge-Advocate- General had been published in the Pacific Coast news papers; although it was stated in the paper furnished him from inc War Department that the remarks were furnished for his information, and for the information of the members of the Campbell Court Martial, and that they would not be published. He disclIimed any desire on his part to crit c:se the acts of the Pres ident or the Secretary of War, as he did not consider them respolsi- ble for the attack upon him, and in his letter to the Adju:ant-Gcnerdl of the Army he had orly exercised the righ; to reply to statements which misrepresented him, and which held him up to the ri'licule of the officers and soldiers of his com mand.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
POLITICAL.

The Tucson Stm of May 30 says, under head of Congressional" and Woolsey Out " that Yavapai is running two candidates. Camp bell and Woolsey. You are cor rect, Bro. Fay, Yavapai is running Campbell and WOolsey, mostly WOolsey, and while upon that sub ject you might have truthfully ad, ded, that Maricopa, Pinal, Mohave, Yuma and Pima are running one man, and that man is King s. Woolsey. You hint, Bro. Fay, that our Col. don't moan business. Well, if you don't think it now, you will kno'0 it on the 5th day of next November. Judging from the light now before us, Woolsey will carry every county in the Territory, Pima and Yavapai," sure; they being the grand subdivisions of the Terriio.y, who deserve, for Oner, to have an able and impartial repre- sentation. Now, Bro. Fay, if you are not a Woolsey man, and don't expe to be, go to work for your choice and make a re spectab!e show ing. Our man will be with you as soon as you show him a head to strike at. We thank you for the many kind notices heretofore given of our candidate, and should you get on the wrong track and cast your fortunes with Hiram, "king of the Pimas or "Uncle Bill we will treat them well, notwithstanding We deplore their impending fate.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
Nail Matters.

P opos Is for h, low named routes will be received until July 2O;h, and decisions announced on or be- torc.July 3lst:
 Prescott to Santa Fc, AGO miles, thier times week.
 TLcnx to Mcdowell, 26 miles, twice week.
 Flo.elce to McMllenville, vil Riverside, IO7 miles, three times d week.
 Florence to Silver King, 35 miles, three ines a week.
 Phcnix to Prescott, via Gillette, 40 miles, once d week.-Time 96 hGms
 San Diego to Yuma, 192 miles, 6 times Il week.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
CUR LETTER BOX.
Blind GuiIe


 ED. HERALD: One county has been heard from in re. ly to my former article under this cap;ioI. That tier so fully e>iaLli.hrd the truth of my nof;c- that reply to it is tot t,lly mc lied for. Somebody. acting as proxy for another of thr,e guides makes an cffoit t, through thn columns of the Enterprise. Tn 1t very wise cor spon dent first ''ruams the Apache and then Ills LIS iha. the churches he.e nave gathered themselvas together, calling their best man from each society to lead them" This will be news to most of the ocie'ies, as they have never had anything to do with any such call.
 We never said that these blind leaders were unworthy of respect in their private character or proper avocations, nor hls the HERALD, to our knowledge, ever published any article assailing the private oh 'rac- ter of any individual. There has been no wholesale or dis equitable charges" brought against any f tle parties in this matter, and " U Bet" must be in a serious difficulty when he is obliged to resort to wholesale lying in order to defend woull-be christian ministry.
 The truth simply is thrt the gen eral verdict of the people here, both m and out Of the churches, fully and freely endorse our formrr article, and say that it is true. It is only in q nuns public life, e.tber as an officer or leider. that he is proper subject for criticism and such malignant nonsense and threats ofattack upon private individuals as he correspondent of the Enterprise uttcrs, will entirely fail in their pur- pose. The people are not blind, even if their self-constituted leaders are so-
 VOICE FROM THE LAITY.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

fighter, got away win lot of hos tile Apachcs in a fight at the Super sti ion Mountains a few years ago. It was only through the vigorous policy of Col. Woolsev and othe s of the same stamp, that this coun- try became haLi;able for such arti- cles as Tyng. Indian sympathy, when hostile A pachcs arc the ob- jecis of it, will not be much apprr- ciated in Arizona, and it VII take something with more influence than the Tyngling Sentinel to effect any thing against Wool=ey in this di- rection.
 The intimation that poisoned pi- nole was used as an agent to make peaceable Apaches by Col. Wool sey, We believe to be fal.e. But al lowing that it was so, ihcrc are vcry few who know anything of lhr character of these IndiVis, and their deviltries, but will applaud the deed and apply George Wash. ington's motto-Eritus actr prObat.
 JUNIPER
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
TELEGRAPHIC. Special Dispatches to tke Salt
 River Herald.
EASTERN.

WASHINGTON June 7.-Housc votes l37 to 1O3 10 reduce tax on tobacco to 16 crn;s, and ol cigars to s per thousand.
 The Senate concuring in the House amendment to ile Mexican award bill, will require the re-opening of the Veil & Ltbra claims, and aheariIg of other claims rejected by the Con- m;ssioners.
 In the Potter inv,siig ltion, Stan Icy Matthews was invited t, testify before the Committee.
 Judge Lavi<se of Ll. testified b. fore tine committee thlt one Asher offered him one hundred thous md dplllrs to cast his ele.tural v,te for Tilden
 NEW I oRK, June S.-A call has been issued by the National party to meet in Washington, June 10, to make an appeal for the repeal of the resumption act.
 JERSEY CITY. June S.-An ex- plosion yesterday destroyed Col gates soap fac ory, los S5OO,OC,' Throwing 300 mrn out of work.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

In its issue of May 29, the Enter. prise, goes a great way out of its path to state that the Stonewall Jackson mine is in Pinal county. This. and many similar Statements Ofs that paper belittling the resour- ees of this county, go to prove that our charges made some time since, that the said paper never loses an opportunity to misrrprescnt this county is correct.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

Bowcn's Yeast Powders. We th- und rs gned whelesa's greer. tate pleasure in remarking the incres sed d-mand or Bnwen's Premium Yeast Powder, and of tes tif ing to the general satisfaction given by this Brand: WE LYMAN P Ck X co
 FOOT & SA>DEHSO
 HIDDEN. WHIPPLE & co
 MEBIuS & ca.
 IA = BROS
 TABER. BARKER & co.
 JM PIKE & co.
 4. FOIGER & co
 NEWTtfN. FEOS. & co.
 W w DODG X co.
 'LlIKIN BE0S.
 CASTLE B OS.
 KRt''E x FILLER.
 JONES X co. NJ. tHRMA\ X co. A IANS MCNEILL co.
 r. DANERI & co N&C MANIC IS. TILLNANN X BENDEL. ALB RT MAU & Io.
 B OH & Co ALLYN LEWIS
 DEI LEIIANE & co.
 THOMAS LEN INUS. S.FOSTER & co. BOW FEN B R O $.
 MANUFACTURERS. 10 California Street, San Francisco. BOWEN KNOWLES & co. Prescott, Agents for Arizona
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
An Insane Eiitor .

ED. HERALD: Poor Tyng-it has gone journali@tically insane. In its madness it mekes a violent at tack upon c l. Woolsey, simply be- cause the latter. in the exercise of his lawful vocltion as an Indian
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
Almost Safe.

ED. HERALD: Somebody writ ing to the Enterprise, promises that we shall "soo b. put in safe-keep ing" We are glad to her it,-in point of fact, it is whlt We have been laboring for these m uny ye ITS. Congratulate uS, won't you, and don't you wi-h that you too were ne IT that haven, where you could be safe from the dirty m lice and cnvious filings of the human .akrs who disguise their venom und an assumed friendship? We hope "U Bet" will hurry things along, s1 that we may enter that tempt. of peace. As we are so sonn to I, aliz,. this safety, please accep' our part ing Lenrdiction Say to cur friends, in the obituary, flat wlat<o, V r may be our faul s, and lh'y are legion, yet he never broke the ninth commandment. J. F.. W.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

There is more politics to the square inch in Prescott at present than any previous period of her history.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

Mrs Gentz Posimistress at San Antonio, New Mexico, was arrested on the 24th of last month for rob ping the mails.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

In a recent "editolial Y" the editor of the Florence paper called himself the "Arizona Terror"
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
FOR EIi.N.

BERLIN, JInc S.-Although the exaggerated reports of the cr ticll colTd.t.on of the Emperor were rx- posed the pubic and warned against them, they were so pr sisiingly circulated as to create Sus- picion, and were encoanag d and countenanc d by aulhniiiies for t!.e purpose of maui ctu ig op.ni n in favor of rcp.ess.vc measures. | k expected that an eAtrI ordinance session of P.trliam .nt will b. called
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jun S.--Goll < Greenbacks, Par.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08
WEEKLY BULLETIN

Goatains all the $ Francisco. State and C-.ist News ui tie week while its Xt nsiVe corresponds nr. HnI vuluminous d spiich-s keep ite leaders adv S. d ot all important events uI the w.Ild The SI ERC IANT [ c MIN R, th- MECH Nc. amt .. FAIMEii cauu,.t af Tor tO be inOut it. lis Finaurisii articles Min l. z siuck and Market rePur are arc .ra C. and its g.irultuTal Department is mad an imp'r- ant feature. Nngi- Subscdi itiu., 9 ger ear six m"nihs Sl jO Clubs of ten or more, 'ne dres. wii b. furnished Et S.. 70 per py per y-ar and one copy free 10 ihe party getting up
 he Club.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

Everrhing Required by the Miner nnd PrOspectOr. All of which c.n De had at Pric, 10 suit.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-08

Green and Dr:ed Fruits, Honey Butter. Cle'se, Eggs, Potatoes Panocle, Mss Pork, Bacon, Vcgc- titles, Candy, Nuts, Confectionery COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
 Orders by n hil rec, i've iiumpt attention.