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Mower County transcript., 1869-12-30
LOCAL NOTICES.
Ranks Close at 4 o'clock, P, NJ


On and nftor Monday, December eth, our
business hours will be from D A. NJ. to 4
P. n. Dopositers 'and ethers will please re-
member The change:
MOWER COUNTY BANK,
Smith, WILKINS l. EASrox.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
37-4w HARLAN W. PAGE, Cashier.
ST.OCkHOLDER NOTICE..
Tho Annual meeting Of tho Stockholders
Of tho First National Bank Of Austin will be
held at their Banking House on Tuesday.
Jan. llth, 1870, AT tive O'clock, =. ", at
which time fvo directors will be chosen for
the ensuing year.
HARLAN ". PAGE, Cashier.
Austin, Mimi, Dec. 7th, 1859.
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BINDING.

We are prepared to receire orders
for binding, and 'nvite all that hare
books, pamphlets, music, .saguzi"es, pa
pers &c., ,ehicA they desire rebound,
to give as their orders. We ca" assure
then. that the cork riW be done ~ first
class style, at one of the gerry best Bin
derry Establishments IN the Vest
Bring on the Work. 70 the
TRANSCRIPT OFFICE.
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W7ANTED
w Every Young Lady to know that she
can get First class Sewing Machine, y 500
Gold Watch, or = Knitting Machine, for four
days light, honorable and agreeable work, in
her own town. And
EVE cry YOUNG MAN
Or old man, if smart, can get Forty Dollar,
Coin Silver, Elgin Watch, for two days work.
Or, if preferred, ..:. ..,5s s-.
$40 A DAY, CASH!
To cither man or woman No capital required.
Not one cent to be invested.
A euro thing, and no risk whatever. Ono or
two chances in each town, according to size.
Send for particulars At once, and na,no two
good refcre: ces. Address 34tf
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WATCH: MEETING The Methodist
propose 10 watch for the in coming New
Year, commencing. at 9 o'clock, Friday
Evening. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all. Short speeches, singing &c,
will be the order of exercises.
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CHRISTMAS Row.-A .rumpus oc.
Cured at what is known as the Shebang
Ga sort of an institution which should no,
be tolerated) on Christmas Eve. A
fight occurred in which several were
engaged. Windows, chairs, tables
girls, &C., were. treated to rough, and
tumble game. AS matter Of fact there
was broken furniture, black eyes, and
shrivelled hair, the women folks being
treated to the latter. Such is life, ant
the effects of old King Bou rbon.
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Services in the NJ: E.. Church next
sabbath..a at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and in the
evening at Z o'clock. Tho Sabbath
School will be held at 2 P. II. Glass
meeting is held every Thursday even
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I sammuns made us present ola nice
Turkey, and the Arcade presented us
with a can of Oysters, which with the
other relishes, gave US splendid din:
ner on Christmas.
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The Market.

The Market,
Wheat has advanced. We quote prices
ranging from 5000; Corn, 5"@6o; Oats,
25@3O; Barley, 65@75.
Flour, 81, per 100 lbs (; Potatoes, IS cts. per
bushel Eggs, Is OTIS. per doz.; Butter, l6@3o
sts. per pound.
Hay.$s,oo@>s,5o; Wood, $3.50 $500 per
cord,
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JOSEPH WR1oHr, who was arrested
on the charge Of felonious assault up
on O'Brian in the row on Mill street
some tune since, was arraigned before
Justice Crane on Monday last. Wright
pleaded guilty to charge Of assault
and battery. A fine Of five dollars and
costs was imposed, and Wright was dis.
charged.
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CHRISTMAS Eve. - A Ball was Civ
en- at Moscow by the young folks and
we'll attended. The music was from the
Usage String Band. The table Was
we'll laden with viands, the best the
markets afford, at which the young folks
welcomed in the Christmas Of 1862
Every thing passed off we'll, and all
were happy with the knowledge that
they had real enjoyment.
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LADIES if you want the incest lot of
Dress Gimcs. Bullion Fringes, Box
Guelling, &c., &C.: 90 to Austin 4
Richardson's.
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The popular Bradley L Metcalf boote
and shoes are for sale ONLY by Mr..
J. Truesdell in this plaee,-''sign Of the
"Big Boot" II
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L.I.2 :. 1900. 49,. ...ess.s...s ~ " -
noticed on Main Street, one day last
week, little boy with his hand sleigh.
The streets were crowded with teams.
and the boy was cndcavoring to get a
ride on his sleigh by hitching on to pass
ing sl,ighs. At the corner Of Mill, the
little fellow come near being run over
by q team. But for the care of the driver,
who happened to observe him, he no
doubt would have been. The boys should
be careful, and not be on the streets
~hcn they arc 40 many teams about.
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The Baptists gave Sunday School
Concert on Sabbath evening, which was
we'll attended, and quite interesting.
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MARRIED..

In Leroy, Attic caswell House. Dec. 2sth,
1859, by Rsv. Waiter Ross. Mr.. c. r. GREEN
ING and Miss @. 3. CAsWEiL, al Of L.
Roy, MINI.
The TRAxscs,Pr Acknowledges tho receipt Of
cake, and wishes the happy couple pl casant
voyage through life.
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THE public schools open on Monday
next, January Sd, 1870.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Services on Sabbath, 1o3a. M, evening u o.
clock, Sunday School at IL m. Prayer-meeting
Thursday evening at 7-30 o'clock.
METH0DIST.-kev. J. NJ. RoaERs: Ser
vice on Sabbath at 1o4 .. m, evening =.
Sunday School st p. m. Prayer-meetiug &,
Thursday evening at7.
BAPTIST.-Rev. H. I.PARxER Service on
Sabbath ut l0A q. M, evening, At u. Sun
day sonool at 10 minutes p. m. Prayer-meet-
ing Thursday evening at73 o'clock. Church
meeting first Saturday Of each month.
PRESBYTERIAN.-Re H. A. MArHEw
Service every Sabbath At 103 .. m. evening u
"A o'clock. .... ...
CHRIST CHURCH, (EPIsCoPAL}-Rsv
L. W. GIBSON, Rector: Service 1T 10 -. M
and pm. Friday p. m. Sunday School
2 p. m.
CATHOLIC.-Rcv. Jonx KELLzR: Servis
two snbbaths in each month.
UNIVERSALIST.-Re Mr.. WAkEvIILD
Service on alternate Sabbaths, At the Cou,
House, at l04 .. m. evening u. Sunday
School at IL m.
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We advise all lovers of good turn.
out, to favor T. G. Hicks Livery Stable,
at the foot Of Main street, with q call
He has good horses, and excellent cut.
ters, with plenty Of robes, so that you
will be comfortable. No doubt the
will improve, whea, as matter
of course, sleigh ride will be in order
Let Hicks furnish the rig"-we will
warrant it satisfactory.
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BURNED OUr.-We learn that the
Colwcll Boys, formerly ofthis place, have
met with sad loss. Their residence
at Emmcttsburg, Iowa, was burned
with the contents. The loss falls hcavi.
" unop the boys, who have worked
long and faithfully, and were just be.
ginning to realize the comforts of having
little of this worlds goods and a
comfortable home. We understand
that they were unable to save anything
ofnotc.
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GO AND SEE tho largo stock Of Dry Goods
Groceries which Deller L Guns are selling At
email profits, and then say that you don't want
to buy goods of them.
How TRUE and how strange, that
people should seek relief in the HERO
glifcs of a docter's prescription when
they can buy as good, and nine times
out Of ten, u better remedy than most
doctors give, for the insignificant sum
Of 25 cents. We refer to Judson's 8
Mountain Herb Pills, these pills cure
Headache, Liver Complaint, Indiges-
ton, Female Irregularities, and all Bill
ious disorders, they are prepared from
a formula pronounced by the most
learned Physicians Of our country, to be
the best and most universal Of family
medicines. Give them fair trial and
you will never be without Judson's
Mountain Herb Pills. Sold by all Deal.
ers. 37m3
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MUrrLER Losr.-While out slay-ri.
ding one day last week one Of the boys
lost his muffler. The finder will receive
the thanks of the owner and be reward.
ed by leaving it at this office.
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LADIES if you want Black or COL
ored Alapaca, Changcable Poplin, or
Plaid Mohair, 50 to Austin & Richard
sons.
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Hicks, of the Livery notoriety, drew
tho Bureau at Martino's second per-
formance. o. better half drew table,
Martino has lavished his gifts without
ro0ard IN cost
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Qu1TE a number of drunks are re-
ported since the commencement of the
Holidays. To say the least, men will
have their day, and We presume it is
but just to give them credit for soberncss
three quarters Of the year. 1t matters
not, if a good time is only had just now,
nor does it account for much, if the hair
pulls, the eyes get red, and sickness at
the stomach prevalent. 1t is all in
the pieces.
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A happy New Year to the patrons
Of tho TRANscRlpr.
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TuEGood Tomplars give picnic SUI
per on Monday Evening next.
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GENTS if you want fine suit of
Clothes, for small amount Of money
20 to Austin E. Richardson's.
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Flei~s her, Jurgcns 4 Co.,
GENERAL AGENTS
LIVERPOOL & Great Western Steam Co.
E/'JnV ITNE
OF OCEAN STEAMERS,

OF OCEAN STEAMERS,
Sci! Through Tickets from all parts of Europe
to auy Railway Station in the West, and vice
versa.
Also SAIL.SHIp TICKETS for Enigrsnts
,ro,s NORWAY and SWEDEN to Quebec,
,'nA,ls. with Through Tickets to tho West.
DfIs., Mower C"uuty Bank, Austin. 2S6m
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Go with tho Crowd.
New Goods! New Goods! just I

Go with tho Crowd.
New Goods! New Goods! just re-.
ceivcd at Austin T. Richardson's.
MULTUM IN PARvo.-There is con-
tained in DR.. Morse's Pills the principle
of health. We have many thousands
Of testimonials Of their having restored
the sick to health; which can be seen
at our Office. Usc DR.. Morse'a Indian
Root Pills, and you will find them not
only cureative of disease but also a
preservative. They should be used in
all cases Of Billiousness, Headache,
Liver Complaints, Female Irregulari-
tics, &c. We make no secret Of the
formula from which this medicine is
prepared. Ask your storckeepcrs for
the Ometa Almanac, read it carefully.
Use Morse's Pills. Sold by all Dealers.
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The Consregationalists had a Sunday
School Concert on Sabbath evening,
which passed off pleasantly.
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r 0. OF G.. 1.-THE. LANSING
:! Lodge No. $50, /. O. G. T., meets every
Friday evening, at Templars Hall.
j. E. ROBINSON. W. G. T,
w. BENTLY, W. s.
r o. OF CT, DEGREE TEMPLE,
l.. Excelsior Lodge No. 8, meets once in two
weeks, on Tuesday evening at 1880.
o. ALLEN, D. T.
J. T. PICK, d. Sec.
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4 RCHITECT AND BUILDER.
IA GEO. JOHNSON would respectfully an
nouncc to the citizens Of Austin and vicinity
that he is now prepared to attend to all orders
in his line. Drafting done and estimates made
on short notice. will take contracts and erect
buildings of all descriptions. Charge. reasona-
bic and satisfaction guaranteed. sh"p on Fridge
street, Austin. Minnesota. 3SN
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~ Che Tramsfript.
Local Departm en- t

- s34 ~
AUSTIN, MINI, DEC. ~, 1869.
MILWAUKEE l. ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
CHANGE or TINE.
Arrivals and Departures 1t Austin Depot -
GOING WEST.
Pas.e"ger-Arrives 2:O5 P. ~; Departs at
2:1O l.. n.
GOING RASr.
Arrives at I:l5r.N.; Dcl arts at l:2O r. n.
DccOrnh Branch.
Leave Conovcr 1t LOS A. N. and 4:5O r. n.
Arrives at Dceorah at 1850 4. ~, and 5:35
r. n.
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MARr1No is astonishing our people.
His performances are truly wonderful
He goes from here to McGregor.
The Minneapolis Tribune comes out
in a new dress, looking clean and
neat. The TrtJnmc is one of the best
daily papers published in the West, for
news and general information.
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LADIES wanting nice Dress Goods should
eatl on Dollcr i Guns.
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DRY GooDs, Groceries, Clothing, boots,
shoes, hats, caps, &c at prices to suit
the times, may be found at Deller L
GUMS.
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WALKER has the largest stock
of Shawls, N@ti::s and Scarts
ever BROUGHT to A15tin.
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first National Bank OF Austin,
iSuccessor to Harlan ". Page, Bankcr.)
OLIVER W. SHAW, HARLAN W. PAGE.

DIRECTORS
OLIVER W. SHAW, n. p. AUSTIN,
J. II. MERRILL. f.. WHEELER,
president First HARLAN W. PACE.
National Bank Of McGrcgor, Iowa.)
Eastern Exchange and Drafts on Great
britain and all principal Continental Cities, for
sale In sums to suit.
Collections will receive prompt attc,ticn.
Agents for lnman Line of Steamships and
Tilc,s sold n, lowest "u-rcr"v ~"t"s :" s'''
,,om every halfway station "a EUROPE.
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LADIES if you want the prettiest
Print and the largest stock in town to
select from 70 to Austin l. Richardson's.
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[ NOOD BUSINESS LOTS ton best
" Streets, and Residences Lots ID al
parts Of town for sale at = greatbsrgain:.
Dwelling houses for sale and reyit bS1yt. .5l5,. n
~ ~ =. II ~ FACE / WHEELER.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

ID ~ - ~ r. y. o. ~ II II ~ i ~ II
GWALLOW l. CLARK, LAW,
y LAND and COLLECTION OFFICE, in
Basford's Brick Block, corner Main and Bridge
Sts., Austin, MINI.
DAGE l. WHEELER, ATTOR-
l. neys at Law and Dealers in Real Estate.
Certified Abstracts of Title to any Lands in
Mower county, given on short notice. Office
up stairs in Bank Block, Austin, MINI. NJ
SHERMAN FACE. E.O. WHEELER.
10 A. BARNES, N. D., PHYSI-
LII. CLAN and SURGEON, ..~ -.
Office and residence, corner Mill and High
Streets, Austin, Minnesota (n21y.)
n W. GIBSON, NJ. D., PHYSI-
". clan and Surgeon, Austin, MINI. Office
and residence on Wvter street.
Austin, April 30th, 1868. n3-1y
DEST QUALITY Of WOODEN
- PUMPS, constantly On hand, by Q. A.
TRUESDELL, at Austin. 14tf
Austin, July llth, 1868.
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Go and see the "Christmas
Table, at Walkers, and select
your presents.
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LADIES if you want 4 White Mar
SELLS, Iron Crenadine, Leno, Shot,
Poplin, Pckin cloth dress, goto
10 AUSTIN T. RICHARDSON'S.
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ANYBODY and everybody if you
want anything below Austin newspaper
quotations, 20 to Austin T. Richardson's
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r N. WHEAT, NJ. D.
81 .HoMEOpATH1C PHYSICIAN q SUR
GEON,
Once and Resilende on the Corner OF Mill and
St. Paul st. Austin, MINI. 4Ot
Jan. 18th. 1869.
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Go to Walkers for Christmas
Presents, where you can get
the choicest goods in town

Every farmer who owns . good stock of
horses, cattle and sheey, and intends 10 keep
them through the winter, should get OF once .
stock of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow
dcrs. One dollars worth will save At least .
half Q ton of hay.
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WALKER has a large and
beautiful stock of Shawls.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
For nice Holiday Presents
in Dry Goods 60 to Walkers.

There are no Bittcrs 40 popular and 80 de-
serving praise as tho Constitution Bitters,
prepared by Seward / Bentley, Druggists, Of
Buffalo, New York. They have become fn-
nous more rapidly than others, and all t.
cause they are the best Bittcrs for the afflicted.
GET something nicefor Christ
mas at Walkers.
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Austin Il Richardson are getting
piles Of new goods.
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CALL at Austin, Smout & Co; ;
toget the New York elect Skates
also and endless variety of other
styles at very low prices.
FRESH supply Of Shelf Hard
ware just arrived at Austin,
Smout & Co. Which was
bought low for cash, and will
be sold in the same manner.
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AUSTIN, MIMI, DEC. 81, 1869.
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For Beautiful Dress Goods
and Cloakings, 60 to Walkers.
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'ssod.s',d 4pl.,u,s
. 4cf pa4'.3opf
-n~Du n!d 6uD
6q passDd4',sss,
a1D md Poold
sdoDqoH IA
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wo1f 'uD!.a!.s6qd
Yc!pao.S pa2D4qa
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@VY
.s,d s,ueo eaf
-f3u.m, 10 ao.1d
mol flsma4'1s
sY1 70 s1o3s m4p
huD 10 PasDYo
|-4nd % uDo @Y3
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ALKER is bound not to be
undersold.
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For Flannels Of all kinds 60
to Walkers.
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'e.se4os-A.seas sass9o9paE
3sso3pd ~ e.&a2DaG pam
eas366,,.aU 10 a1Dg .s01
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LEROY ITEMS.

From our own Correspondent. =
Christmas with all its merry sur
roundings has come and gone. We
hope the Christmas of 1869 has proved
most joyful one to many. We, here
in LIE Roy, have had our full share Of
its festivities, an account of which may
not be without interest to many
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ALWAYS the largest stock and lowest
prices at Austin & Richardson's.
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White sss,, Attention.

~ lsN ~.
If there be any mechanic. who still
clings to the Radical leaders, under the
idea that It's hot III their contemplation
to force negro social equality upon their
class, let them read the following para
graph from Forney,s Washington
Chronicle ..-.----
The discussion over the admission
of colored citizens into the various
Trades Unions are essential consequeh,
ces of the revolution produced by the
overthrow of human slavery. AS these
discussions are not to be avoided, so
ought they not to be feared. Good
must come oIt Ct them Intelligence
among the mechanics of America must
encounterthe same bigotry that made the
war for slavery. Brains may not at first
be strong ehOhgh, and brutality may
carry the day. Bnt not always Every
honr thdt adds to tie opportunity of the
negro to elevate and EDUCATE himself,
adds also to his friends, and in due time
his rightto work at the side Of the white
man will, be as freely accorded as his
right to vote at the same ballot t-box."
Here we lave the doctrine Of negro
equality uneqivocally laid down There
is no mistaking the import of Forney's
language. 1t means in plain English
that the negroes are to Be iiiadcI the
equals socially politically, of the white
DeoDle
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NIOre Flowers Needed.

Mrs. Maria L. Hood, widow Of the
late Brevet Lieut. Colonel Charles II
Hood, who has enjoyed the position of
IPostmistress at Mt Vernon, Ohio, since
March l, 1867, has been removed by
Gen. Grant. Mrs. Hood is poor, and de-
pended on her position to supply her lit
tie family with the common necessaries
of life. but had to make way, by order of
Gen. Grant, for Radical who is in good
circumstances. Last week an Indignation
meeting was held by prominent Republi-
cans of Mt. Vernon, at which they en-
tered their solemn protest against this
high handed piece of injustice.
The G. A. R. should Immediately pro-
ceed to strew flowers on Col. Hoods
grave, to show their love for dead SOL
diers, aud then in accents loud and long
" Rah for Grant and Imperialism. It's
sweet to be "loyal," but it is bad to be
the widow or orphan of a dead soldier,
unless the fortunate possessor Of a black
skin and Il gi1zard shaped foot.-GaW
polls Dispatch.
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State Election,

The State elections to take place dur
ing the summer and fall will be held on
the following dates; Virginia, July &;
Kentucky and Alabama, August 2; Ten-
nessee, August 5; Montana, August ID:
Vermont, September Z; Maine, Septem-
Der l3; Colorado, October 5; Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio and Iowa, October II; Cali
fornia, October 20; New York, New Jer-
sey, Massachusetts, Minnesota and Wis.
consin, November 2. In the above are
not included the elections in Mississippi
and Texas, as the President has not yet
fixed the time for holding them, under
the authority conferred upon him by the
reconstruction law. He has. however,
intimated that the election will be called
in the latter part of August or beginning
of September next.
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. 5
Boric, it is said, got out Of the Navy
Department before the President could
say Jack Robeson" @.l"
Modesty is more becoming and always
esteemed more valuable than beauty
Beauty perishe,, but modesty never de
Gays,
Old Mr.. John son lives is Gallon, Chic.
and is one hundred aud tbrcb Years Of
age. lIewas witness in Court at Blu
cyrus, the other day. -
a pious old gentleman congratulated
an acquaintance, upon recovery from
recent sickness, apd inquired who his
physician was We'll, replied the con.
lvalescent, "pr Jones brought me
/ through" "No, no. said his friend
I"God brought you out Of your illness
not the doctor" well, maybe be did
but am CERTAIN the tloc.er will charge
for II
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Unequal Distribution of Wealth

The New York Tribune is seeking to
prove that "the country is not being I'M,
poverished by the tariff or by reason of
the burden Of our national debt" The
proof consists that we Me making a
great deal of improvement, public and
private, and that the income tax was
greater in New York in 1868 than in
1867. Now, because man is able to
bear up and to carry for some distance
an immense and oppressive load, does
not prove that it is no burden, or that he
will not ere long sink under it.
In regard to the income tax, the facts
prove what the opponents of the bonded
debt and of a high tariff have always as
serted, that their effects were calculated
to make ''the rich richer and the poor
poorer" No one pretends that the great
bondholders and lordly manufacturers,
with their exhorbitant protection from
the people, do not make large dividends.
That is the trouble-their dividends are
too large, while the masses are too small.
Thus the great city of New York, where
there are $4,000 income taxpayers, 75O
return one-h half of the whole amount
That amount is SS4,000,000. In all our
large cities we find a similar state Of
things. Property and incomes are con-
centrating in the hands of limited few.
1t is the debt and the tariff which are
largely responsible for this. 1t consti-
tutes one of the great reasons why we
should be rid of them 1t is the many
whom we desire to be prosperous and
grow rich That cannot be under our
present financial and debt system.