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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-11
Final Tax Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is is hereby given that
the following described tracts OF lands
and town lots situated in the county of Lyon,
in the state of Kansas, which were sold on the
9Th OF September, 1876, for the delinquent tax
es thereon, will be conveyed TO the respective
purchasers thereof ut said tax sale, unless re-
deemed from such tax sale on or before the
5th day OF september, A. d. 1879. and the
amount of taxes charged and interest on each
parcel of said land and town lot, calculated
to said September 5th, 1879, is set opposite
each description of said tracts of land or town
lots, as follows, to-wit:
, 1879-08-11
THE EXODUS.

WAsn1adroa, Aug. 1o.-TAo Secretary Of
tho Em!grant Aid Society Of tho District Of
Columbia received q letter from Gov. st. John,
President Of tic Fseedmcn'a Rolof Association
Of Kansas, from which the following extracts
arc taken: =:
This ttdo Of immigration continues to how north.
wafd In an almost unbrokon slrosu. and, nnless
checked By quarantine regulations established
along tho Mtsaise!ppl. thero IL no telling Just when
It will atop. We nna It yerY difficult, with Tho
mcniIs At our command. tn relieve tho necessities
Of tbs refugees, but nto doing tho bcat no can. and
have thus fAr prevented any actuAl. suffering.
II seems to ma tho people Of tho North do not COM.
prchcnl The. magnitude ot this movement; uthcr.
woo thny would certainly take creator !ntoeeat In
thc mattcr 6t} far our Association has extended
atd TO about 4. 900 destttuo colorcd people, We
hhvr obtained employment for them, and
placed Them I'll such situations that
thcy arc now stlt.suslasnfng, but 1t has cost Z
great deAl Of money. Wo hare rcceiyeI sous It'd
from Abroad lin fact. from certhIu sections OF tho
country quito liberal ao,lntions havo cons.
The CITY 0f Cleveland, O., has given 81. 600, but
the great city OF Now iosk, A. far u. know. Inns
not given thhs many cents. What II needed IL
hi00oy. Our funds nso nearly exhausted, and
whether We shall receive further contributions
nothing h0t tho future can determine. OF ono
thtnR, hoWeVoF, y0n may rest assured: young
Kansas will not faltce III hcs duty tuwas4l thls
people, and only w,ah tho entire country would
waite Up to tho magnitude Of tho movement. Our
Association las exunndod 20 fnr for tho relief Of
destitute refugees llttIe over ~, 900.
, 1879-08-11

Tie refusal Of Tho people Of Tonnossos to
ratify at tho polls Tho Contemporaries plan
submitted by the Legislature ia practically
vote in favor Of absolute ropudiatiou,
and, although the tlefost Of tho proposition
does not bar the wny 10 another attempt ut
adjustment, tho question cannot bo again
submitted to a popular rote before 1881:
Postmaster. General KEY regards this prev
alence Of ropn&iation sentiment "a largely
Tho result Of tho pernicio1ls doctrine nd.
vanccd by ANDREW JOHNSON in his
speeches luring tho Senatorial canvasa Of
1876, which WAS that after tho people Of the
State Ind paid interest On tho debt for nine-
teen yoars, md tho aggregate of interest
paid equaled the principal, they were nndor
no moral obligation to Keep fifth with THAR
creditors by paying tho principal. Gen.
KEY hopes, hovever, TINT tho no1t attempt
will result moro to tho honor mud credit Of
the Slate, aud thinks the compromise propo.
sition wonld not have been defeated this
time but for tho appointment by tho Gov
ernor Of olcotion-day at a time Of ycnr whom
the farmers were. too. busy with their work
to 90 to tho polls.
, 1879-08-11

Tic friends Of F1rz Jony PonrKa aro going
too fast. When ho Was IN disgrace they declared
that they wanted only to restore to him hIa
good nhtne. Non they nrc seeking to restore 10
him also "back pay" which, With tn1crcst,
amounts to Sl05000; bis former rank, that OF
colonel, and tho zank be would havo Ind II lla
had remained In the army unintcrruptcdly, wlltc,,
would be that of Major. General. Tic effect
Of this arrangement would bn to put Gen.
por8 back ono step, and honco to punish him
for his action ia the FITz JonN PORTER affair.
Dut the fricuda Of Flrz john PORTER need not
ifnagno for ono moment ti,at they can ac-
compliah my such result, at least until tho
confeds bavo secured tho Presidency as we'll Is
Congress,
, 1879-08-11
PERSON NALS.

Charles Fechtor was once Doctor of Med.
icins.
Newman Hall is bigger man than old
Deechtr. nj, :
Parting words Of sitting-Bull. It Is milk
Ing ttme. Excuse my haste. ''
First and last words Of several l" "statos-
men Mover glye up tho boom.
Text by Parson Murray; Shun tho world,
tho ho.1o-aesh, and tho devil.
Elizabeth Tilton to AlrB. Newman Hall:
An open confession ID good for tho sonl, my dear,
The Gto1e-D Democrat haa tightencd on It's
tow-iinc and Gen. Grant will start for hume this
month.
"Sprat" and Herring "aro the nanes
by which the rrlnco Of Wales' sons arc known 10
their ueasmates.
ninc bus eona IN, in spite Of tho fact shat David
Dayts sat down Gu IT,.
=, Dury us not In Greenwood. Tho tombs Of
wealth and not ths srsses Of intolcct asa polataa
ont tn tho visitor there.
jeff Dayia lorcs tho State OF A1lesissipnl
with m Irresistible passion: ,uehdng, particularly
the Yazoo sectlou OF It.
Joif Davis -" History Of the Rebellion
will probably contain hlstoty OF tho rebellion Of
Mrs. Dorscy's legal heirs.
4 singular black spot has recently been
discovered cs Tho planet JUPITER aud II 10 thought
In England to. be cctywayo.
A daughtef Of Millaia, the painter, ia about
to bo married. to Lieut. Jan,cs, Of tho Scots 0saYs,
who was wounded 1t ulundi.
1lr. Talu,sges nloutl, is out Of the conn.
try, aud the censurca ys!tel upon Ms. Eal4 for
not improving II arc ncsdlosa md unjust.
Sarah Dernhardt Is far from boipg a8 boor-
t!iul Mr.. LAngtry. bnt she can heat her II, tho
children llne. and gira her tho odls Of husband
The Nation is painfully anxious 10 know
tho whereabouts OF tho Hon. Atran, 8. Hewitt.
Mr. Watessou, who II In tho Fart, must BE- searched
Commissioner Le DUO, who las boen giving
some attens,onto tho cultivation Of booms, aays
that booms should b. carefully protected from tho
frost.
Gen. Fitzpatrick ID preparing n new lecture
entitled ~"Tho MISTAKES Of hob Ingerso.l." Tho
religions question opens up largo 4ol4 for tho
General.
The Rev. DR.. Leonard Bacon says that the
t'Df. Naoon" who IL travelling Al . temperance
lectussr. and psstcnliagto bc son Of his. IL "an
imposGos,"
Agnes Jenka IL hooused OF bad grhmmer
and worae apc1llng. and snatsad Of writing John
6hcsman's ls!toss, perhaps John Sherman should
wrlte hsrs.
The suddenly. y.incrsascd sAlo Of the immor.
tai work Of Robert gcheuck on American Poker Ia.
dlcates the wisdom and thu number Of tho uandt.
dates Tor the En2lisl Mission.
Tho "lisv." Ann Oliver Ia said to he ona
Of tho most attractive pulpt-orators ia brooklyn.
She Is about 70 yea' Of tail. slim, dark. not
, 1879-08-11

Women who work from necessity or
choice are not opt to bo very tolerant Of the
demauds Of the tyrans mal when 1t tnkcs
the form OF requiring them to withdraw
from the labor market In order. that tho men
may get higher wages. ~tTha recent sellsl,
and ungallant manifesto OF tl,g New York
section OF tue Russian Nilllists, urging this
policy upon tho women Of america, called
forth soma very energetic protests lat tho
meeting yesterday Of tho Chicago Working.
women's Union, and It was evident from tlto
tone Of the reWarks Of tho various speakers
that Nihilism ia the United statcs will u,,ko
poor showing In iu warfare upon lho
daughters Of toll.
, 1879-08-11

An apparently ve1l-deflned oaso Of death
from lydrophobia is reported In our col.
umna this morning: as having occurred In
thia city yesterday. Tho victim waa Iatl
who, while playing with. a. favorite dog,
became innocnlated with tho. poison
by contact Of saliva from tho npi-
mails mouth with fresh cut or
soratcl1 on the hand. and died in grent ngony
aftpr brief illness. An alarming foatnro of
tho case is tho fact that tho dog WAS 10 all
appearances PERFECTLY hnr1ntcss, l,ariug man.
ifestod no symptoms Of rabies either hcforo
or elnco'tho communication Of the disesse In
tue singular manner tloscy;bod.
, 1879-08-11

We ara naked the question. What appro-
priation of money is available for tho ex-
penses OF another International Silver Com
mission, II ono should DO held? The follow
ing is the provision in tho current Legials-
tive Appropriation bill concerning the Inter-
national Monetary Conference:
"For negotiation with foreign Governments
with view to the International rcmonc ltzaton Of
silver, to be expended In tho discretion Of tho
President, SEQ, 600; and m account Of tho or
pcnditurc thereof shall be submitted to the Con-
xEess that meets December, 1885,"
, 1879-08-11

THE DOCUMENTS BkNT TO OHIO ny TUE DEMO-
CRATIC CONGRESSIONAL coAMl1rEa.
Special nisp,tah to 7a4 Ttsaans
WAsHlNaros, D. G.. Aug, 10.-1he Demo-
cratic Congressional Committce, NOW acting un-
der the direction OF Gen. Chalmers, assisted BY
sist. Banks, formerly Ut jeff Davts' statl, has
,uaAe selection OF Democratic speeches during
tho extra sessto0 for distribution In Ohio. These
arc twentr-slx In number, Full scts arc being
dispatched to all who aro expected to speak
during the Democratic campsi9n.. They have
been selected for the purpose Of Indicating 10
these speakers the position taken by the Demo.
cratic party In Congress In reference to tho
questions which wsro considered at tho extra
session.
Perhaps tho most notable omissions from this
llst ase Tho speeches Of blackburn in tho House
and BECK In the Sanate, both Of Which eays the
Democracy 90 much trouble throughout ths en-
tire session. 4uateal Of Mr.. BlAckhurn's
speech. In which he announced the determine.
tion Of the Democratic party to Wipe nut ali
rar-lcgIsisuon, Tue Committee haa prepared
document entitled "Stu,lie1 Misrepresentation
--G1rlnE tho Northern Heart by Grbled E1-
tracts-McKtnleT, OF Ohio, and Frye, Of MAlne,
Attempt ID Garb,s and Mt.reprssent, aud Arc
Promptly Checked aud Exposed"
-I'iie object vi this document Ii to create tho
Impression that Mr. Blackburn's real uttoraaee
In regard to wlplng out HAr-legslation wss ma
teria'lY qualiaed, and by no means the bold
declaration which tue Republican pre&s has rep.
resented It to 10. lu spite Of this plausible
dotument, &E Diackb1rn'a exact worde, as they
appear from tho original shorthand notes,
we're: We do not tutend to stop uutN No
nare stricken tho l4st ycssi2s OF your war-meaa-
uEes froG thu statute-booK, which, like tllcso,
l6nked thF AhFaHKmNnt nf ftR 1fS.r r. In ~ thu
cit!kens.n
Mr,: Blackburn subsequently, vlsited tho re-
poEtsrs' room, aud qualified this expression BY
inserting after the word these u Tho words
, 1879-08-11

E1aggorated reports are printed In tic
European journals Of the destruction Of life
and property by tho great fro at Sernjsgo, in
Bosnia, the loss of lito heipg slated a. aooo,
while the loss Of property is placed ~ high
as 1o0,OoO,OO forms. 1t Is. believed thu.
Both shese hgurea aro greatly, oycrossimased
The are was gotten under control on satur.
day, and now the homeloss pooplo are
oamped by thousands in tlio public squares
and gardens, aud relief committees hayo
bsen organized Tor the help Of tho uufor-
tuato. the Emperor Of Austria having made q
donation Of 10, 600 forms.
, 1879-08-11

Tho question Of tho notification Of tho
Greek frontier as provided by tho Troaty Of
Berlin is no neazor satisfactory adjustment
than 1t was when tho Conference adjourned
stnedtf. Turkey has delayed action in tho
matter, prefofTluR that tho Gre1t Powers
should assume tho responsibility Of ncgotia.
tfonH that promise to DO exceedingly stroublc-
some, but the Greek Minister at Couata,,-
tinople has. lately. 1rccolvol from sArvEf
pasha promise that tho Porto will appoint
Commissioners to act with the Gruok renrc-
sentativea in settling the boundary question.
, 1879-08-11
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TIM CnioAao TEshryx hRs established branch ottces
for tho receipt OF subscriptions had advertisements
Follows.
Nl3w TonE.-!ioom % Tribune Building. F. T. Me.
FApDEH. Manager.
PARIS, Frsncc--No. ID Ilu8 do Ia 0ranse.Fatelcrc.
il. MlHtsk, Agent.
LoNnuE+ EnR,-Amcrcan Exchange, 44o. Strand.
HrsNr +. GftiI0. Agent,
WARRINGTON II. C.-1sia street.
, 1879-08-11


Tho Secretary OF stnto las Informed tic
Washington Especial " OF tho Nov York Herald
that Min!stcr WHlrG hal been Instructed to nc
gotatc With BISMARCK In regard to an iaterua.
tional btmetalltc standard, TIE Secretary IL
also making arrangements for holding another
International Monetary Conference. nu.l he fools
aangufAe that his efforts will 10 crowned with
SUCCESS since be has secured the accession Of tho
German Empire to btlnetallsm. The Herald
dispatch eays:
:. Official lettera have boon received from tho
United statcs Minlstcr at I3orl!u which leave no
doubt that in tho proposed nexl international Con.
terence on tha 4neatlon Ut restoring silver to an
equal fclht!on With gold a. money Of accon,1t,
after tho determtnatl0n Of tho equitable inter.
chanseaela rats Of tbs two .uetaIa, Germany Vii!
unite with this country and tako leading part !n
fhf consideration of this important question. il
VII! be remembered Tint IN thn Silver Conferences
at lats lat August Germany wa. not represented,
ticipatc. THO action Ut Germany In now tecetjuu
from this posltl Ion Is regarded a. quito significant
Hy TiFtus Of 4 law of tho last Congress tho Stats
~ nspsttnent y authorized 70 expend 500 oo1 In
Slonhl b.ncl&!tsa'. nnh tho Actlon Of Germany
VII! Aonbtlesa prompt Mf. EyAllJA to name nj m
eatly gay ~ OF GofnMasonsra 10 Ee.sew Whist
Wa. attempted hY tho Paris Conference last year.
zion were Mossta: IsEgnEs f. FENToH.. ". 8.
tion ID mado that Mr. FExroA's familiarity with
ths question will oo takon Into consideration AZ
Wktan - MinItter 10 Eaglanl. Indeed, It n nu.
&hoSllattEplY said that our next representative 1t
the Court Of VI. Jaulcs mnst ba diplomat who Il
ssl!t la tAis gfeat a,ans!aI @ Tat!ss and ono also
hkely to ariae out o} th1 compiIcstioas ii ths
dshory question. r.
, 1879-08-11

1t having been conc1us'vcly proved TINT
"'rhe Old Oakcn Buckctn was inspired by q
glass Of brandy, 1t only rematns for the his.
torian to show that "Little Brown Jaen WAS
written By one under the Influence Of strong
solution Of mead
, 1879-08-11

Heavy imports from America have ma
teria1ly reduced the price Of wheat In France,
and prodncesB aro threatened with tho double
disaster Of short crops aud deueased valuos.
Recent warm weather, however, has inn
proved tho prospects Of the wheat yiold in
Franco =
, 1879-08-11

having expended about $4,000 already, be-
sides providing homes and cmploJnaent for
tho new comers, but It is represented that
the exodus from the Soutt, shows no aigr,s
Of abatement. and TINT tito time il near at
hand whom tho funds Of tho Association vii!
he exhausted; unless outside assistance Il re-
rof~ar3
, 1879-08-11

Senator BLAINE never gacs beyond tho illcr,
nor dstnks moro than two .glnssea Of wine, ut
dinner.pasties. Hence hts splendid health and
prospects for the Presidency. Hence also, the
acofler will say, his sun-Btrokcs and neglected.
opportunities for enjoyment
, 1879-08-11

Tho application of IsMAn Pasha, through
tho Sultan, for permission to resume his
residence in Egypt Inns beon vetoed by
England and Franco, mud tic ex.Khcdlve is
said to have concluded to bring his stolen
millions to Naples, and the italian Govern
mont has plnced the Fayorita Palace at his
disr1nsnl
, 1879-08-11

Subscribers going into the country Or intending to be
abscnt rom the city for any length Of tlmo hara
The TAtnrHr rnacdto any address; postpaid, ffor ii
per month.
Fur tho greater convenience Of those Wishing avoid
the ntcctkty Of trip to TtEE TRthxE 0tcc asrnHe'
nenn havo been perfected for receiving taIl adycr.
tIsenenA bY telephone. This on1eo II aunncd with
boh be Bell aud this Kdtzon INSTRUMENTS and FcsponA.
ht pAtts cAh sehd their advertisements 1t any hour
from to II D. hY telephone direct to this ONCE
ordera for thh delivery Of THE TH1NuNr 1t Evansson
Enx1cwood, and Hyde rark left In the coanan2-roou
Wl1reteIYe nfompt s&icntton.
, 1879-08-11

} The election In Maine takes placo In about 4
month. A Governor snd Legislature are to be
elected. Lat year tho Democrats and Fia+l.ts
united, and beat the Republicans, This rear
they hare agatn combined tor division Of tho
spotis. But tl1cro Ia great com9notion among
tho GrecnLarketa about thcIr candidate for
Governor, J. L. SAITH. who, having denied that
10 tried IL trade fos the support Of tho Repub-
1gans tu the Legislature. tho Boston 5oarna!
, 1879-08-11

The Paris American dentist has had another
golden opportunity to advertise bI1nself, and
seized 1t eagerly, 1t WAS ho who identified the
lecomposod rcmains Of The Prince Imperial By
means Of a peculiar Glltng.
, 1879-08-11

For Tho btntht Of our patrons WIN deslre TO send
slnElo copies Of 1.tE TktAuHK through tho mali, wo
Ayc hertwfth the tranatAut rato Of postage:
}Aot,afMtf, [fF cnuN.
Fight hnd Twelve TnEo rArcr.............u..x crnta
Sixteen P45n Fnper. - cents
{frtfph
E!7ht and Twstse 1AEo Paper ccnts
blxtttn Rage fApcr cnnt9
, 1879-08-11

raflroRd has 3ntarvsnud, allt II now rlove.
hfo pounds Of food--tle Average supply Of a
1nan for n yenr-1,U00 mica Tor tho snm Of
Si.25. The bonoilt OF tlis achievement ia
10 t'c measured by tito number Of tinya' labor
saved bystho millions Of consuinors Of auoh
food tn the n,ora cost Of procuring II. In
tho estimate OF the distribution OF prodno-
t1on, tho s'.aro l,opnlarly assigned to capital
is enormous, whtlo tllat assigned In tho
sanso way TO lahor is regarded as insignii-
cant. In Tho proportion that production is
incrcased, Tue rolatirc proportions taken by
capital and labor are changed. II tho or1li.
mary division OF production is 9a ror cont 10
lnfMr and ror cont 10 capital, any increase
In tho production increases tho percentage
falling to 1nbor; thus, II tho lroduotion bo
1,ade three timos na great, tha sl,aro fnlling
10 fabor mny risu Ito NJ ror cent, leaving
only . ror cont 10 capitat, tho lattor finding
Ito compensation in the increased aggregate
Of Its profit on the whole production. Evary-
thing, therefore, which contributes to In.
croass production lends directly to increase
tho proportion Of the Thug produced falling
to labor.
- Hhitpl4 VI li!t ]lSlEhaaklcH Alu Cplls
forts Of nfo could bo assured rs tho 70.
ward Of Intelligent effort or labor, without
the neod of sccnnulating capital, IL would
not l'ay to 1,o rich, a',d lilo accumulation Of
capftal could bo Hnfely lift 10 those who
merely enjoy the proccas Of getting gain,
aud to whom tic procoss IL au oud and not
means"; and tllis rrinoiplo aIr. Ark1uKoN
auggcsts mny DO formulated In a attainment
Of cert ain laws that control tho production
md distribution Of necessary commodities;
in tho even or substantially equal consump-
ton of which is to bo fo1tud the condition Of
prosperity, Or, conversely, Of university.
This ho illustrates by saying: "Given
certain average quantity Of tho means Of
subsistence, consisting Of the materials for
food, clothing, and allo1ter,--above which
line luxury begins mud below which want
IL felt,-aud we find that It is the
function Of capital to increase tho quantity
Of these materials, and Of invention to do
crease the amount Of labor required for ulair
production. Under tho joint work Of these
forces tho mcnu or average standard Of sub
sistence ia constantly rising, and tho things
that hro tho luxurica Of ono generation bo-
come tie comforts of the next and the mecca.
stiles Of Tie third"
AZ m exhibit Of tho process Of distributing
production between labor and capital, no
condcnso Mr.. A1KrxsoN's statement Of tho
condition Of the cotton-manufaoturo Of tho
United States as whole:
, 1879-08-11

the State, nnti thinks the compromise propo-
sition woald not have been defeated this
tins but for tho appointment by tho Gov
ernor Of olcotion-ley at time Of ycar whom
the farmers were too. busy with their work
to 60 to tho polls.
CURRENCY IN FRANCE AND AMERICA.
Among the togmaie assertions uaae by
Congressman, Wn1oHr in tho form Of IN in.
torrogatory, when he was in Chicago. was {.
statement to the effect that Franco has q
volume Of currency equu1 to S55 per capita.
md tho United States volume equal to only
s17'ror capita. Taking this for granted, he
would demand in tone implying c]iuchsr,
why shouldn't tho people Of this country
havo as much money rs tho people of
Franco2
Tho inaccuracy Of Wn1our'e statement hns
been sufficiently exposed in previous com.
uents, bnt there is another view to DO tnkon
of tho matter. Suppose tho staterncnt were
literally correct US Wn1aur mado 1t: sup
poso that tho present relative commercial
mud industrial conditions Of Franco and the
United States were actually based upon
currency circulation Of $55 per capita III
tho former country aud $17 per
capita in this country,-theu what2 Mr..
Wntonr would probably reply that tho
circulation in this country ought to be in
creased until it should equal that Of france.
But why2 In order to make money moro
plenty, ho would answer. But why have
1no,7nv morn .,1enfv2 Tn nriar In %p.r1d
, 1879-08-11

Tluvcrly'a Tiehtre.
Dearborn stfeet- corner Of Monroe. Engagement
Of the union.bauaro Theatre Company. ''Tto Bank
es's Daughter"
, 1879-08-11

hfcy1cker's Thsntrc..
Madison street, between Dearborn and St&ta. "Tlns
tho MIR Vtndcr.r
, 1879-08-11

n Aktft LA lt9 ~ T. TGN 9lON5s
or TIM RATIONAL uoAA roR DlsAnLaD
aoLplsRs.
Special Correspondents At Ths Tribune.
W14u,snrox n r.. Anr 7-,,o,,o,r.+,o
speakers have lately been attempting to mis-.
represent the posluon taken bY tho penaion
mis- In -s,,-d ~ t1,a n,y,rorf ~ ,r-..rs ~
oA"so ~ 'o@"'" " .As pNs"'o"s ~ 0'.osso "
pensions to sucll pensioners 0a are now Inmates
OF the National Huu,a for Disabled Soldiers.
srLs s.n........ ,o..& H. TIs
INC following letter OF the Commtsstoner OF
fensons gives 1nll ststcnent q tile case;
DEPARTMENT or THE EXTERIOR, Pension OfYtcK,
WAnmlaaToN, D.. O., Aug. T., 1B70.-Stn: Ne.
fotrnE 10 My several letters giving directions Ia
ralation to payment Of arie.rs of ponaion' case.
iion,e ior Disabled Volunteer Soldiers:
!. Thnt of May q, 1870, instrnctiug yuu to pay
the arrears directly to tho pensoner nicss It ap.
pcstEon OF tho time for which the arrears wofe
balance 10 the pensioncr.
T. That Of june ii, Is,terat1nR tho instructions
Of May u, and further inatrnctlng yor exespt ID
cases whore, In your Judgment, 4 pctaoasl nay.
mont ii tho Agency was pf0por to be made,. to mail
Tho checks 10 lbs penaioaers. addressed to their
j. Thai OF JUpu Ell. feltorutjnY and axp]alninc
tho ,ustIucttons Of june I'll,
l. Thai oi July II, instrueting you Temporarily
10 withhold tho payuleut VI arfears in Inc Homo
eaaes..
Jufy resntciyely. rcuuestins furfher tnstruciinns
in fc,atjDn to ths LIONS payiacnts: s s~"0'N
haTc tho honor to statt lii at The National 1Iunas
for Ti.shtel Vnlnntccr aoiatsrs cisinns fhst al
pensions duo to ;npta,es thercof ou.ht 10 10
, 1879-08-11

MONDAY, AUGUST II, 1879:
, 1879-08-11

Barnnua's CircuA.
Laka Front. Michigan aTcnnc, foot OF Mad!son
atrtet-
, 1879-08-11

Wholesale ynlus Of nroauc, st1t s7o oslo
No great aecrasions Of wealth arc hunpon.
ing In tho production Of cotton. TIN yaluo
Of The cotton producod Mt tho North ID ,lis.
tributod among 900. .00o ,,oopla in the soutb
mainly those who work tho crop. and in
small part BY tlose who movo It Tha
labot cost of The cloth ia nbsorbot7 IN n amo,1
decrco by the foy7 1nnstora NJ ,ta art ~ on;n.
ming anil weaving but mainly bv 19o ooo n
14(l. .fro men. woman. and ch;15ron win .tt.r;,
tha n;ctcra ,or7s xn;,t,ta. ,.,a 1,,.,, M.
..t 80 r..s, -, s .''4A '0o444o' .ao
e'Ss ~ '''e'' wi '''o sapPheS Passos 70 tno
minors ana WORKERS.; THO cost Of starch mini
" to- tie fnrmera; tho insurance is mainly
loss: The tn1es aro fnr the cn,n,non ua,fora.
the donrco,ot;o, f,,,a ,,,,rt =. J.. ~.
y. A"a" tast ~ " 'ao 0o-
s'a.4'o anu eoo 1nacnin'stS VINO replace the
machines worn ont, or 1onderod useless by