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HAVANA.

HAVANA, March 6.-Jose de Almss,
recently sent as a Com missioner by Du'ce
to the insurgents, Is alleged to have is-
sued 8 proclamation 70 Nassau impUgn-
ing the actions of Dnlce. Corres, who
was the companion of A'mss, dsnounces
the alleged proclamation - a forgery,
and the statements therein false.
Two hundred tons of powder were
found secreted in the house OF Mrs. Feary.
Blockade running into the interior from
C~ienfugos Is quite successful.
The revolutionary Gen. Qlesads Is
sick with the small pox.
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AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, March 8. Up: Belle ST. Louis,
4 am; Big Horn, s am Stella, g pm.
Tde river fell ten inches. The weather
is clear.
LOUISVILLE, March 6. - Departed /:
Swallow and Dexter for New Orleans.
The river is falling with six feet six
inches in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, March Arrived Pau
line Carroll and StenewalI. Departed {:
City OF Alton and Thompson Dsap.
The weather Is clear and cold. Busi-
ness is depressed.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-ArriveG /;
John Kilgour and Kellogg, and barges.
Departed: Louisville and Indiana for
Louisville.
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CINCINNATI, March 6.-Gep. j. D.
Cox has been receiving the c~ongrstula-
tons Of his numerous friends during this
forenoon. From a personal interview
with him we learn that he was this
N orning officially notified of his sp-
pointment to a place in the Presidents
Cabinet, which he will accept. To-mor-
row night at the farthest, he will set cut
for Washington.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-Rsv. Charles
Gllett, of Brooklyn, n. Y, Agent of the
American Board Of Missionaries of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, fell dead
this morning in this city, from heart
a isaasa.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 6-The bodies OF
four fremen burned to death last night,
were recovered this morning. The
Coroner's Jury rendered a verdict that
the roof Of the building was not built
according to the fire ordinance. The
deceased were insured ia an Eastern
company for $1,000 each, as srs all Of the
Chicago hremen, by the city merchants.
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RAYLIsS-1he funeral Of WILLIAM BAY.
LIss, deceased. will take place at 81. Lazarus
Church, this Sunday evening. the It'll inst, at
80 PIN, 10 which the friends and acqualnt-
ances of Mrs. William Bayliss and Bronson
Bsyliss ara respectfully invited. Services by
the Rev. DIR. Wheat. Carriages In attendance
at church.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MENPBIS THRATER

Brilliant Young Actress. Miss FANNY B
PRICE IN her great portrayal Of HELEN
TON.
McEday tVeafnS March S.-WiI be pro-
duced the greet drama OF the day, entitled
FOUL P"LAH-Heien Roleston, Miss Fanny
I. Price.
SCALE or PRICEs-Dress Circle and Parquette.
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, So
lery, IS cents.
Doors open a. quarter 70 : o'clock; curtain viii
rise at 8 precisely. BOx-bOok open from 10
O'Clock an. 20 5 pm.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROILER'S gFPTCR

NASHVILLE. January 1, 1861
I, q. W. Blackburn, Comptroller OF the Treas.
urY, do hereby certify that the st. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance Company, located al
st. Louia, In the state OF Missouri, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied With all the requires
ments OF the laws OF the Stale OF Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies; and I f1r-
ther certify that hcMahon & Otis, Agents
OF said Company. have also compiled with the
requirements OF the laws OF the State, MACS
and provided in such cases; wherefore. saff
81. Louis Mutual lifa Insurance COMPANY
authority TO take risAs and transact Inc
OF insurance In this State, at Mems
phis. Tenn.
g. ". BLACKBURN.
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
mh7 Ry PLuNKET.
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DIRECTORS |.

Oliver Garrison, Samuel VIII, Theodore La
Veiile, Charles 81. Peck, Gen. Thomas L. Price
Jules Vale, George h. Robinson, Robert L.
Carr, John b. Thornton, David X. Ferguson
William I. Selby, Mich. schsfer, william =.
Gay, WI liam q. Jamlson, r. P. Hanenkamp,
l. d. Baker, D. A. January, William J. Lewis.
James D. Carson, Jacob ramm, Hon. John
Hogan.
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A Strictly Hutual Company,
Guarantee Capital OF Sl6O, 90.
PAYING ITS owN DIVIDENDS.

me most popular and advantageous forms
and favorable terms Of Insurance presented.
a loan or credit Of One-third Of dssired) OF the
premium given. Surplus Distributed on the
1rSt Of January each year, and dividends paid
annually thereafter on the Contribution Plan.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND March 6.-Ths jury in the
case Of James Grant, charged with the
murder Of Riyes PJIIari, brought In a
verdict OF " moi guilty " yesterday, and
the prisoner was discharged.
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OFFICERS:

D. a. JANUARY, President CHAs. q. PECK.
Fice-President WIN. I. sEL8Y, Secretary /;
j. ). KILLER, A sistant Secretary WIN. N.
BENTON, General Agent WM. E HARVEY.
Aetuary Hon. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consult
ing Actuary WM. NJ. McPHEETERs, MD,
Examining Physician.
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v

NASHVILLE, March e.-Detachments
Of militia left here to-day by steamboat
for jackson and Overtou counties, in
which martial law reigns.
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DIED.

JARNAGIN-Depert,d this life on Wednes-
day. the Sd of March. Mrs. MINNIE JARNAsIN,
wife of Col. Milton P. Jarnagln, at his residence
in this city,
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TIE "OLD RELIABLE" BaltimorA
! OHIO heslroad Past Freight Line-not ~
ton such rates a. will {" live and <sfft-e1 y wv
nina 81 COBB, Agent g. and o. r r.
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STATE OF
COMMANDMENTS nEprCu

l hereNy certify the foregoing TO be a true
and correct copy of the original now on file ia
this ofnSe. q. w. BLACKBURN,
COmptroller of SfSta-
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xEw HAMPsHIRE.

CONCORD, March 6.-Last night was
the coolest of the season,
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J. H. McAAHON, NEWTON 8. OTIS
MCMAHON e OTIS,
STATE AGENTS FOR
West Tennessee, Mississippi, Ar
kansas and North Alabama.
N o. 43 MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS. : TENN.
). 5. WHITE, E.D., ". t. IRWIN, H.D..
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.

Statement of the Condition Of tbs 81.
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Gem
pany, on the LIST day of January, 1859.
Ga the first day OF January, 1869, made 10 the
Comptroller OF the State OF Fen1essee, in
compliance with The laws of that State relat-
iug to Agents of insurance Companies Of
other States doing business in that State.
The name OF this Company Is The Saint Louis
Mutual die insurance Company, aud Is Local
te In the City of st. Louis. County of 81.
Louis, state of Missouri,
The amount Of Capital Stock is paid
m md u 49,.
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sroas1ent advertisements hatsn0 De Tua q ne
paper, 6rEt Insertion 81 each stlbSeqse1h tf'seT-
lion 50 cents per Square.
Advertisements IA Wdat or Rent column, 10 cea1
per line each insertion.
&cnthgV advertisements, s. fT FT@ onu u yW
each additional square.
AdpeTdsenaents inserted al fnteTros, 70 DC cAoTged
as TelU each insertion.
Aoafhlu odyyynseaents Inserted "a the SUNDAY
AppF.r ,g5H BE- charged Ons-siIfh additional.
Advertisements inserted an ne MEEkLr W@ %
CHARGED hdIf Of DAILY rates.
L3oQl NOfces. - cents per- Tine gTst tasSta0a, ana
l2L cents per line per month.
Al f,1nslaat advertisements, not from regular adj
~ue77isers, MUST BE PAID FOR IN ADNAsCE-
a Square Is he spdoe occupied by agh lines o.
Rid compares.
CORRESPONDENCE.
(oTTeEpondence, on Public EreHLs, solicited from
epet part Of he Unaed States.
ARSLLE, KEATING q co.
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Firehies in PIttsturg.
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10 THE PUBLIC.
RAVES OF -AnVERTTSTNo.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY APPEAL, one year %
WEEKLY APPEAL one rear 2 q
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Closing sale.
F1NE MORGANSTALLTOE
For sale

kAYE VIII sell, at the stable OF Measrs-
w HpWLES q CO.. at tha southeast corner
o. Court square. on FRI MURNING. the
12th INST, a. II o'clock, a valuable younz NOR
GAN STALLION, sired by "Elyfng Moruan'F
ana out OF a a Lsviathan" Mare, and bred By
waller, OF Fayette county, Tenn. He Is \
ms satdls az well as q harness animal. ana
only SIX years old. and sold for no faEsF. The
title good.
ceptaDca, at 80 DAYS
The horse VIII be on exhibition At the sboyep
place until day or sale.
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NEW AssEMBLYHALI

No. 353 Main street. between Union and
oso, FOR WEEKS commencing 81 cST&y
DAY, EebruaIy 9TH and closing Friday N.Y.
ana 8o'eloek. Admission, 50 cents; a. ~
% cents. " h. hIT9 ISL
teoeo Advert s.o1 : osn
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President Grants In.
Proclaim 1iAm

President Grants ThanlAGgiv ins
Proclamation.
The year which is drawing Ia a close
has been free from pestilenco. Health
has prevailed throughout tho land ;
abundant crops reward the labor of the
husbandn'an; CONNIE &c and manufao-
lures have successfully prosecuted their
peaceful paths ; tho mines and forests
have yielded literally; the nation has
increased in wealth and in strength !;
peace has prevailed, and its blessings
have advanced every interest Of the
people Of every part of the Union mar
money and fraternal intercourse are re-
stored, celebrating the marks of the
past conflict and estrangcmeut; burdens
have been lightened, means increased,
civil and religious liberty are secured to
to every inhabitant of the land whose
soil is trod by none but frccmen. 1t
becomes people thus favored to make
acknowledgement to the Supreme Au-
thor from whom such blessings flow, of
their gratitude and their dependence, to
render praise aud thanksgiving for the
same, and devoutly TO- i,nplorc contin-
u'ncc of Gods mercies. Therefore,
Ulysses S. Grant, President Of the
United States, do recommend that Thurs
day, the 18th day Of November, next,
b" observed as day Of thanksgiving
and Of praise, Of prayer to the Almighty
God. the Creator and Ruler Of the uni
verse and. second, I do further recon-
mend to all the people Of the United
States to assemble on that day in their
accustomed places of worship, and to
unite in that homage and praise due to
tho bountiful Father of all mercy. and
in tervcnt prayers for the continuance
Of the mercifal blessings he has vouch-
saved to us as a people.
In testimony whereof l have here.
unto set my hand and caused the. seal
Of the United States to BE- affixed, this
the fifth day Of October, A. d. 1869,
and of the independence of the United
States Of America the piDety fourth
h. s. GRANT.
by the President
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-28

The l1yER.-Its Office is to sepa-
rate Impurities from the life current,
the blood, and to secrete bile. How
apparent the necessity for health:a cake
is the proper performance of its func'
tions. If diseased; it cannot purify the
blood, which, if sent TO the lungs, brain
and every part Of t.. the system, in NOR .:
bid condition, will produce jaundice.
insanity, consumption, etc., etc and by
Withholding the stimulus from the in.
tcstines, produces dyspepsia, piles and
mary other disorders. Delicate females
and weak children arc made. strong by
the use of'the Constitution Bitters In
fact, they are family medicine; they
can be given to the child of three
months old, the indisposed female, or .
person of three score and ten.
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Counterfeit Money.


1t is estimated by those who ought to
know that more than one third Of the
currency in circulation is SPURIOUS
The St. Louis Democrat says that bran
new one and two dollar bills were re-
Gently shown which had been pro-
nounced genuine by the cashiers Of five
national banks Of that city. Yet the
foreman ofon ofthe engraving compan-
les CT New York, who is unquestionably
the ablest expert in this Zine in the
country, insisted that the bills were
counterfeit. and pointed out two or
three inaccuracies in the engraving
The paper was perfect. If the foreman
was right in his supposition, there are
adoat the best executed counterfeits
ever produced in the United States,
and it is difficult to devise any plan by
which they can be detected by tho mass
of the people.
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An Illegal Destiller Caught

Fred. Welshman, Of Granger, Fill.
more county, was arrested on Monday
last by Deputy United States Marshall
Cleveland, and while on his way to St.
Paul, he asked permission 70 pass out
the Car the train being under full head
way the request was granted; he jump
ed from the car, turning a complete
summersault and rolling over several
times on the ground as lie lit, gaining
his feet he made for the woods and
hid himself in hole in the ground
made by the falling ola tree. The train
Was stopped as soon as possible, and
Mr.. Cleveland, assisted by several farm.
ers in the vicinity, secured his man
again and conveyed him safely to St.
Paul, where he is now committed to jail
under bonds, for his appearance before
the United States Circui. Court, which
convenes in St. Paul next January.
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MORTGAGE SALE Whereas,

MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas
lVl default has BEEN nsde n. the poodi,-
lions Of certain iaAenturo Of Mortgage made
and executed On the Fifth day Of Au9nst, A..
D. 1868, by Joshns L. Davidson aad II. A.
tills Davidson, wife of the said Joshaa +
Davidson, to Dc Witt c. West and Harvey
Easton, as executors of the last will and To-.
lament Of William L. Easton, dcccased, which
said Mortgage was duly recorded n the o1Ies
Of the Register Of Deeds in and for the County
Of Mower, and State Of Minnesota, on ths
Seventeenth day Of August 4. D. 1851, q
one o'eleek in: the afternoon Of said. day, a.
,d 1sS and n,l..s..,se. ..S vksss I'D .sst.
,Eags ws4 on the eighth day Of 6cptembW.
| 4: D. 1869, assigned By The said D. Wiit c.
West and Harvey Easto1, oxesators afoso
said, TO charles 1. Baston, which assignnsat
was duly recorded IN the ONCE Of the Register
Of Deeds Of said county, on the fourth day Of
October. A. D.. 1869, q thres o'clock 2. L..
lin Book tx" Of Mortgage, on pages fear
hundred and one and four hundred and tws;
said mortgage being upoa the following d.
selibed Real. Estate, situa4sd,in ths tssaaty;ef
The East half Of The South.east quastsr Of
the North east quarter 81 Section Number
/ Pour ~ Township Number One H1AdEsd
and I.o (1s1l North 4 RANG Eshtssa
/ (lS) West. 80.
+ And given 70 ssssrs he paynsnt q tho ssa
Of Three Hundred DellaEs, seeoFding 70 the
conditions Of ssetala preuisso1y lote exc
sutsd BY the sail Jsshae 1. Dsvidsoa % he
said Exseutors, bsasing even dass with baid
mortgage, for IL san Of Three Haadrsd
Dsllass, payable % q before the Filth day
Of August, A. D. lSeo, with interest q H.
rate Of ten per eeat PEI annun, payable aano.
I Ill .hS~h AAiA - Il ,hNI1 49, Il nn3A
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y}toiverGo. TrAmstript
AUSTIN, MIMI, OCT. 2sth, 1909.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL v.E.Nl\WlLIlAxs:
s~vieos on Sabbath, LOLA. M, evening u o.
.auek, Sunday School at II IN. Prayor-moeting
Thursday evening 1t 7-ao o'clock.
METIOD1ST.-Rev. A. J. NILSSON: Sef-
vice Uu Sabbath At lo3 .. NJ, evening y.
Sunday School At p. m. Prayor-mectins,
Thursday evening at7.
BApTIST.-Rev. II. I, PARxRa Service on
sabbath .t loi =. NJ. evening, q y. Sun
ID, ..osc' 4 70 minute. ?. m. Prsysr-mees-
;ns Thur1dSy evsn.Is N73 o'clock. Church
meeting first Saturday Of zach month.
PRESBYTERIAN.-Ro II. A. MAYaEw:
Service every Sabbath At 10Y D.. m. evening At
73o'clook.
CHRIST CHURCH, (EP1sCOpAL.) Rev
l.. W. GIBSON, Rector: Service at 10 q. m.
sna pm. Friday p. m. Sunday School,
3p.m.
CATuOLIC.-Rsv. JoHx KsLLRR. servic
two sabbaths in each month.
UN1VERSALIST.-Rov Mr.. WAKEFIELD:
a.rvise an alternate Sabbaths, At tho Cour
House, Al l0A =. M. evening u. Sunday
School 1t ~ m.
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The Blue Earth City Post says
Aleck Fleck and G. H. Davidson, the
latter is the senior Of the Register have
sliced the scenery and other property
belonging to the Dramatic troupe
which performed here some few days
SINCE, and ~ilt probably 60. into the
business as joint partners. Alsck is to
do the heavy tradsedy, while Davidson
will manage. the orchestra. This hap
by combination Of talent cannot fail Of
success. Go in Charley II am Capt.
jerks of the boss NJ a.iues."
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We always feel an. interest in. the
welfare Of the ladies, and' are panied. to
see so many looking pale, languid and
unhealthy. We arc satisfied, this
might be remidied if they would only
use Constitution Bitters. They would
soon bring the bloom Of health; to, your
cheeks, if used according to directions
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-28

Miss ]. G. ADDlNoroN was elected
County Supetintendentess Of Mitchell
County, Iowa, at the last election. She
tied with her competitor ; they drew
cuts, and she won. The Mitchell Co.,
papers say she is we'll qualified. for the
position. This is the first instance we
have heard Of a woman. being elected
tosa county Office in the western States
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-28

FEvEns selden, make an attack
without warning; and may often DC
thrown off by soaking the feet in warm
water, wrapping up warm il, bed, and
taking two or three Of" l'urao5;s I'ur-
gatire Rl!..".
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For Beautiful Dress Goods
and Cloakings, go to Walk er's.

CRAMPS and pains in the stomach, arc
the result Of imperfect indigestion, and
may be Immediately relieved by dose
of Johnson's Anodyne Lini,ne,t. A
teaspoonfal in : little sweetened water
Is 4 dose.
HEAVY oats are good; for horses
none will: deny that; but oats CAM
make q horses; coat look smooth and
glposy when he is out Of condition
|. Shcridon's Cavalry Condition Po'cder
will do this when all else fails.
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Track Laying: C0mmcnced.
The Cedar Valley r. r. Company
commenced; laying the track yesterday
At this place and got down one mile.
They will continue now until the Road
il completed to the State line which
will take about ten days.
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SIZE notice in another column of DR..
&C: Berry, soliciting oil accounts due
him TO be settled with Mr.. J, F. Ather-
ton. As the DR.. has removed from
this place he is desirous to have all
accounts settled as soon as possible
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-28

GRoCER1Es.-Our readers will'always
find a choice stock of Groceries and
provisions at Lawyers variety store,
and he sells goods as cheap as any one
in town. Read his adv ertisemcnt and
give him call.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-28

PERsoNAL.-Artcmus and Henry COL
we'll formerly Of the: TRANSCRIPT, arc
ia town, and have paid their respects to
this Office. We arc indebted to each
Of them for. valuable assistance in get.
ting up this weeks paper.
Hon. Samuel Lord, tile regular Re-
publ lean candidate, for the State Senate
in this district, was also in town. and
made brief call at our Office to-day.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-28

NV Mus1c.-We acknowledge the
receipt Of an. exccllsnt piece of music
entitled Not a Crust, OF tha Bsggar
Boy. Song and Chorus, from the
popular Music House o: T..W: Martin,
l19 and 121, Madison street, Chicago.
Ills.
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A MISSIONARY just returned, says
he regards ',Johnson's Anodyne Lint
n,ent as. beyond. all price, and efica-
cious beyond any other medicine. It
is adapted to great variety Of special
cases, and is the, best pain-killer in the
world.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-28

The SoLD1ER's FR1END.-This cx-
cellent weekly p per heretofore pub
lished at Davenport Iowa, has been
moved to Chicago Every Soldier
ought to subscribe for this paper.
Subscribers who subscribe now will let
tho paper two months free. Terms
$500 per year. Address Haviland &
Co., No 8 Custom House Placo Chi
org @, Ills.
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Coop HEALTH for November. H. on
our table, and we pronounce it the best
work Of the many publications now
issued. Every body ought to take it.
Published by Alexander. Moore. No Fl
Franklin street, Roston.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-28

500 BARRELS OF APPLES
Just received at Seules', choice varieties
Of winter fruit, and We will sell the
same for less money than canbe obtained
elsewhere in. this county.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-28

LADIES, it you want q splendid COL
lar, either the Genuine or Imitation,
.Cluny, Paper or Linen; Linen or Paper
Cuffs, go to Austin l. Richardson's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-28
.isIaecful Affair.

Early this morning the ex-city
marshall vas engaged in front Of Jim.
Garrity's saloon in forming q ring for .
couple Of dpsa to fight. Mr.. P. Zsller,
the owner Of the dog. as soon as he
discovered tho affair erdeavored to part
them, and in. doing SO was handled in
. rough po~dy manner by this ex-eity
officer. We did not see all Of this dis
graceful affair, but witnessed enough to
warrant the arrest this ex.city mar
shall and have him contribute some-
thing towards the support Of the city.
Literary NOtioe1-.
HARpER's PEREoD1cALs.-We have
received Harper's Magazine for No.
vember, and take pleasure in insur-
ing to our readers that it is = superior
number. This ever popular magazine
contains nearly d,uble the amount Of
reading matter furnished by any other
monthly published in this country, and
exceeds, in about the same ratio any
English magazine Of the same general
class. A. new story splendidly illus
trated, by Wilkie Collins, (author Of
the "Wom.n in White" "No name,"
"Armadale." etc., will be commenced
in tho, November number. Single
Copies, one year $500.
HARpER's BAzAR.-"A Repository
of Fashion, Pteasaze, and instruction. .
is all and in our opinion, more than it
claims to be. Its fashion plates alone,
are worth double the price Of subscrip-.
ton. Single copies 10 cts; $500 per
year in advance.
HARPER's WEEKLY.-As an illus.
trated and ably edited paper, we think
the Weekly stands without a rival
This weeks issue contains, among other
good things, biographical sketch and
portraits Of Lord and Lady Byron
Single copies, 10 ct&; $500 PR year IL
advance. .-
/ The WESTERN MoNrHLr.-!"A
Magazine devoted to Literature, Biog
raphy and the interests. Of the west, y i
received It is published by Read
browne l. Co.., Chicago. Every mum
ber contains fine steel engraving and il
filled with tie choicest reading matter
Single copies, 80 cents ; $500 per year
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-10-28
For Cheap Dry Goods Of all
kinds, go to Walkers.

Dos'1 60 to Matson's, old stand to find AL
der sons Variety Store, but 60 two doors south
of Austin 4. SHOUTS hardware store, stand
formerly occupied'hy N. p. Austin, on Main
street.