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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-16

ANYBODY and everybody if you
want anything below Austin newspaper
quotations, 60 to Austin & Richardson's:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-16

Austin Produce Market.
Weekly by AUSTIN / RlcHARDsoN,
successors to N. P: AUSTIN, Wholesale and
Retail dealers in General Merchandise, Aus
tin MIMI
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-16

Pencling l. Crayoning, 81. Qoto $500
L. E. HALE
Teacher.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-16

PrOmptnes9,
Al Kinds Of
F. LAIN AND
FANCY
PRINTING,
POSTERS,
HANDBILLS,
BLANKS,
BRIEFS,
DEEDS,
BONDS.
CARDS,
WEDDING CARDS,
CIRCULARS,
BILL HEADS,
PROGRAMMES,
ENVELOPES,
ORDERS,
NOTES,
CHECKS,
PRESCRIPTION BLANKS,
BALL TICKETS,
INVITATIONS,
CERTIFICATES,
LABELS,
CHARTS,
&c., &c., &c.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23


The following are the words in which
Counts Bismarck proposed General Grant,
health ON the 4th Of March:
Permit me. gentlemen, to interrupt your
conversation . moment, while say a word
about the occasion which has brought US
together. This is the day upon which, on
the other side Of the Atlantic, the victorious
commander in the service of the United
States enters on his Office as President.
That event, inasmuch as it deeply interests
the United States, has = special claim on the
sympathetic interests of this country, for il
was King Of Prussia, Frederick II, who at
the birth of the great American Republic
was the first among the non belligerents to
recognize its independence. As to on: sub
sequentnre!ations with the United States, it
gives me the greatest pleasure to be able to
state as = fact, not only from nv personal
experience a. \ Minister Of Prussia, but
from the archives Of our history, that the
cordial understanding inaugurated BY
Washington and Frederick has never saf-
cred the slightest alteration. Not only
has NO difficulty ever arisea between the
two countries, nothing has ever occurred
betueen them which 90 much As called for
an explanation. 1t is, then, to me a most
agreeable, as we'll n an appropriate duty, to
call ON you to unite with me in drinking, in
German wine, the health Of the President Of
che VEited States. 0sneral Grant
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23
"THs Was WITH SPAIN" gathers

"THs Was WITH SPAIN" gathers in
probability day by day. The Prize
Court in Havana insists in claiming the
Mary Lowell as = lawful capture and
Uocle Sam will not submit TO the said
decision. We look fer an extra session
Of Congress through the Presidents
proclamation, aad the speedy declara
lion of war with the Spanish Govern
ment. Let it come, l, may fall to our
fortune to whip the nations ,ha, sym
pa,hized with the rebels, in detail.
highlands dignity having been outraged
Oy the AFFAIR a. the Bahamas, will not
be likely 10 in'erpose oppesi,ioa to the
Usissd States in such an eve.t. The
likelihood Of Cuba's falling into our
hands By right Of conquest 10 becoming
apparent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23
THE LA1Es

We make the following summary Of late
kilograms from the dispatches in last even.
ing's Gold Hill News:
Paul Morrill,, Jr., has been appointed Postal
Agent on the Central Pacific r. r. He is 4
pretty good billiard player and good deal Of
= Bohemian, but very light weight for 'he
position to which he i. appointed. We are
curious to know who got him the place.
1t is said that VIM. Governor Morris will
be appointed U. S. Marshal for California il
Rand is superseded. Not very heavy lumber.
Stewart, Gorham, Bill Carr and Sargent
are making Frank Pixley's fight. Hope
they may win it.
President Grant having learned some bad
reports against the character Of Cox. ap-
pointed and confirmed as Consul to Leghorn,
has removed him and appointed Howard
another Pennsylvania, to fill that position.
Grants Bro 1dbrims have started out to
play William Penn with the Indians. May
the spirit move them in the right direction.
Admiral Porter, sailor like, feels disguised
at the stories that are floating around to the
effect that he is " running THE Navy De-
partment and talks Of Withdrawing. Secre'
tary Borie persuades him to stay.
General Logan. Commander Of the Grand
Army at the Republic recommends the deco
ration Of the graves OF Union soldiers on
the Both Of May.
The Spanish Minister at Washington has
promised full reparstion on the part of his
Government for the Mary Lowell affair. He
was informed BY Secretary Fish that some
thing must be done at once or there will be
trouble.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23

SPECIE PAYNESTs.-A gentleman stepped
into Lager beer saloon in Syracuse recently
and bought two glasses Of the beverage for
himself and . friend, and threw down = ten
sent silver coin. The Teuson never having
seen one beEor-ss he had been in this coun-
try only two years-shoaght be was imposed
upon, and i was sometime before he could
b eonxinsed that il was once the currency
Of the lad, and its value Was real. Mein
0ott in Himmel, dis 10 der sbeehie paynent
vat read % masy dincs about und meier
sees no tine pefoss.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23

TIE PARsiAoNfoUs PCRIrAHs."-
The State OF Massachusetts expended,
last year, four millions Of dollars in
charities. There 10 no limit to the
meanness Of these Yankees
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23
TON rIrcH's RAILROAD BILL.

We made meniiou in yesterday
APPEAL Of a Bill, introduced into Con
rress BY Hon. Tom Fitch, granting
lands to the State Of Nevada to aid in
tho construction Of a railroad and tel
erraph line from the town Of Elko, in
the county of Lander, to the Colorado
river and promised, Herewith, that We
would allude to the same at length.
By the terms Of the First Section of this
Bill there is granted to the State OF
Nevada for the use and benefit Of the
Colorado and Nevada Railroad Com
pany, (which has been already incor-
porstsd under our State laws) the right
Of way through the public lands from
Exc to point on the Colorado opposite
NJ have City, Arizona. The right 10
given to use the material along the line
Of the proposed route and two hundred
feet on eack side of the line is granted
70 the company. Section Two geants,
ia aid Of the railroad, ten alternate sec
,ions of land, per mile, exclusive OF
mineral lands (giring the company the
benefit of such coal aud iron as they
may discovery Such terms being re-
Guired as ehall protect pre- -emptors and
settlers las we'll as the company Sec
ton Three provides that upon the
completion Of every ten miles Of the
projected railroad; there shall issue
patents 70. the lands contemplated in
Section Two. Section Three requires
the company to build first class road
Of uniform gauge With the Union and
Central p. R. R; that the con-
tsmplatsd telegraph line shall
also be 6rst class snd that other rail-
way companies shall be permitted to
Join their lines to this. Section Five
requires the survey, by tho General
Government OF the lands for twenty
miles on either side Of said line of road
and f4es the price of lands in the alter
nate sections at two dollars and q hall,
per acre. Section Six requires the road
TO be commenced within two years from
ths passage of the Act in question ; that
not less than ten miles per annum shall
bs completed yearly, after the first year;
and that the whole thing shall be CON-
Ple,ed and 10 running order BY the
Fourth of July 1892. These are the
main features of this Bill. Its terms
are liberal but not too much 20 when |
We consider the magnitude Of, and the
risks attending, the undertaking. We
believe that the House took no decisive
action regarding this measure before its
adjournment. It is to be hoped that
Turing the next session this Bill may
,oms to be fully considered and that it
will pass. If White Pine and the region
ouud about 10 half as rich a. va all
ope it il If the trade of the Color
do is to be as extensive a. has been
this road would hare a
endsncy to make the eastern aud south
rn parts Of this State populous and
rospsrous.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23

THAT Boz who ran a velocipeds over
wire in San Francisco, did get fall
the other day, ~ We predicted he
would. He did not break bis neck
hnwever, but, falling into the water.
SWAN ashore, tried the feat over again
and did it.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23

Tss San FRAxcisco CHRoSIcLs, the
spriRhslirst and most en,erPrisinR sheet
10 San Francisco, has been enlarged.
More power TO IL
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23

RKISsrArED.-D. W. G. Cheeseman
has been reinstated over Charley FELTON,
~ Sub Treasurer in San Francisco.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23
Medical and Surgical Notice!
DRS. TJADER 4 NUNCKTON

"AvE THIS DAY FORMED :. CO PARTNER
III ship for the practire Of medicine and .ur-
gery Once ever Munck toms Drug Store, where
they will always be found when not professionally
engaged.
cars N City, March Let lSco
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-23

From the Inland Empire of the 18th
inst. (received At the hand of Wells,
Fargo s Co. We clip the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday Justice
Hogan committed VIM. StetsOn for having torcibly en-
tered the premises Of Andrew Limberg at No Peeksp.
through window, and stolen 500 worth of wearing
apparel and other articles The property found IN
possession OF tho prisOaer John Martin committed
Tor having To steal barrel OF nOasses from
In front OF the store OF Appear Co., NO 73'Dey-st
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Recorder Hackett, motion OF Judge stuart ana
j. H. Anthem, Eugene Finck implicated In the Gray
Pratt defalcatOn admitted 20 bail Ia $4,000 Joseph
VasIucz who kied his paramount In CrosOySt, IN Octo-
Der last was arraigned for murder In the first degree,
and plead guilty HIS counsel moved for the issuing
"a commission TO examine witnesses IN Cuba, Tor the
purpose O showing that the PRISONER was subject 70 hts
Of insanity. The motion granted and the Court then
adjourn. ed Tor the term.
At Jefferson Market Police Court, before JUS
tice Dodge william Cannon charged by the senior
partner OF tho firm Of McIntiro n MoBfan OF No. l47
Walker-st. with having embezzled $500 Cannon has
been In their employ for about nine months as clerk
The accused stated that lao n years OF lived a
No "a venue h and pleaded not guilty John Matthews
Of No III East Nneteentst became MS surety IN $1,000
zee. Harriet Scott negress from AleNandrla, Va was
held TO answer for having robbed George Basdeter OF No
955 Stantons on Sunday night Of sos Nelson Nelson
aud Leonard Ruth complained OF by Gustavus Ash
land OF No seoond-ave for having stolen his watch
from Lin In low saloon IN Mercer-st, on Sunday night
They denied the charge. but were held to answer.
John Campbell. age Is was charged by Hannah A. c.
Iawler of No 100 Bleeckerst with having stolen gold
watch and chain worth $780, on the 2lst inst The prs
oner ana an accomplish, who escaped, presented q
forged note from "A Mrs. Mitchell, asking for some
article of wearing apparel While the complainant WAS
nm an adjoining get the articles the young thieves
seized Tie watch ana made OIL Campbell lives ut No, 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28

painst Mrs Lewis at this time A. No. SIR on or about
the 22d OF April last received letter from Mrs Alien III
reference leaving the house Inc etter Is az PeS
emf i'm fine pOssession OF MesFrs SOuher welsh
Crosse xamined by DIR. Howe-Q understand youto
ay fiat Won have no dispersion whatever as to your
Wife's character or famei A. No. sir ,,-,.
O. When did you leave Boston 10 come on mere this Iase
tnteP A. think IL was in October or NOvemOer Tor
few weeks prlor TO this time / had been stopping III
BOSTON, previous to that time passed the summer az
Long Branch that is from the 18th OF June until the llth
OF September then came to New ORR ana stopper q.
No East Tweny secOndst remaining there soIue uS
then went Boston and stayed just iO days anu Cule
back 70 NewYork, about the 23d OF oeptemoeI WghI "
No East Twenty-Scc0nd-st.; cannot ten no" IohG
STAYED there and then went back 10 Boston, yeuat the
St James Hotel after my return to BOSTON, thaI 10 ho'
my permanent residence. -. -. ,,,td
o DO Won not pay taxes I'm Bosonl A. nave not pau
any taxes this year, don't know whether an asse9eu
g. Do YOU know who it was that served you wltn
libel In Bosoni A. Yes, Sir Mr. Martini IL was set'eu
on me the 22d day Of April at $50 p: M
o. That suit is still pending. A. think III 49,
q Since the service OF that libel on you, you nave oI
been TO Mrs Lewis's house to remain with her. A No,
Sir; have not her until saw her mere the Quiet
O. There was some paper restraining you from inter-
feripg with the child. A. | don't recOuect the exact
words OF the paper don't recOect any such cause s
:" restraining me from interfering with the child
O. Do YOU not know that that paper awarded the Gus
tody of the child to the mOtherf A. don't know that
o. You put in an answer to that lbell A. Yes, Sir
O. DO you remember what you set up III the answer
A. / do, Sir-perfecty. 49,. -, .ho.
Redirect (by Mr. Crosby)-Q. Do you not know that
there was paper served upon you mat was an oGe
OF the Court giving the custody OF the chld 10 DTS
Lewisl A. Yes, Sir. - -, ~
your prOfessiOnl A. Yes Sir. 80, u
The examination was then adjourned until tomorrow
"A Am.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

A communication was received from the Con-
roer at the meeting yesterday in response to the reso
luton of the Common Council Of the 18th OF December
i'm 10 the number of bonds required to be changed
from coupon TO registered stating that the number can
lot well be ascertaned it depended on how often the
bonds changed hands, and to what amount the persons
holding coupon bonds would like TO have them registered
ON motion OF Alderman Whiting IL was referred PACK 10
the Controller state how many issues OF bonds were
20 be changed. The Committee on Printing reported IN
favor of awarding the contracts for furnishing regis
tered bonds 10 j. F. Delahunt Alderman Mnung nOve9
to lay the matter the table, as they had just adoped
her of bonds required Alderman Clancy TO point
OF order had just learned that Alderman Whiting
OF the charter his seat IN the Board was vacant
Chairman decided that the matter had nothing 10 90
with the motion before the Board. Alderman Whiting
wanted to know whether, as IN his contract WIN me
OF Education 1t was not better that menDer on
Board should after fair and open competition nave
"a contract from parties, although remotely cohhecSa
with the city, that members OF the Board should
squander the city money by voting away contracts 10
parties at prices greatly in advance Of fair standard
The Board Should hold their hands over, not in the City
Treasury He moved amendment that the CONTRACT
be 10 Deahunt ut the price OF $50 lo each doom OF ~
bonds. Alderman Clancy said that Alderman whiting
was always casting surs at the Controller he thought
that Board could trust the Controller and that the
Alderman OF the Twentieth was actuated by personal
motives Alderman Fisher did not think that they should
delegate their powers to the Controller; ,he
had come before the Joint Board ana sal 9 nnas
$4,000 required for printing the reglstered oohus
The Joint Board had reduced the amount to 5000 ana II
was found that 81 900 would cover the expense IL
wise trust too much to the ContrOller as In
this case lie would have expended large sum OF money
The amendment OF Alderman Whiting was lost, ana the
report OF the Committee adopted by vote OF IA TO g.
reward OF $500 Tor the arrest OF the parties guilty OF me
assault upon Mr. Daniel NJ Sweeney: The plan OF
station House adopted. Alderman Fisher offered
complimentary resolutions to Jacob J. bergen, esq,
Chairman the Board for the able manner IN which he
had filed his position, which unanimously adopted
The Board then adjourned SINE de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
COMMON pLEAs-srEcIAL TERN.

Before Judge LOeT.-LGWiSagt. The Park Ma
fondi Hiik.Iu this action over two years ago de-
Inurrer was nterpOsed by the defendants successfully
and judgment given for them for costs, Thinking that
the Broadway Bank the real party In interest, and
that Lewis whom they could not find was but "a mere
cover they moved for examination OF the President OF
that Bank to ascertain that fact THIS was last Deem.
ber order show why this motion should not
be vacated with nteymediate stay was granted and
the testimony OF the President not obtained Nearly
year passed before Judge Brady denied that motion
whrrcupOn the defendants again tried TO Obtain the
Presidents testimony. An appeal was then taken from
this order aud stay Of proceedings granted pend
the appeal The case came up on motion 10 vacate
this stay the ground that there was nothing Ia the a
peal that injury could 10 any party by TAX
ing the testimony OF Mr.. Palmer The Court took the
papers reservng its decision. Mr. Barlow for motion,
MI. Buriu and Mr. Seward opposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM.

Before Judge LoeW-P rGctice-StOagkton agt.
M0se-Ihe plaintiff in this sued for $1,000 Tor pro
fes,ioual services The defendant answered counter
manding $4,000 for neglect and malpractice In those
services The plaintiff then demanded discOnllnuahce
offering his costs. Defendant meanwhile had commenced
an action against plaintiff for 5000. for goods sofa ah'l
delivered and fearing that this 5000 claim might DC SET
up In his own action refused sign the discOntnuance
The plaintiff therefore applied TO the Court Tor IN ORDER
for "A dscOntnuanCe on payment OF costs.
Defendant opposed before the Court arguing that the
Court would not order discOntinuanee when the
plaintiff might be injured by IL that II this discontinue
apce were allowed would at be set up as
counterclaln and IL then very doubtful whether
hi. own countercalm that for $4,000, being III TORT
could be set p 10y reply or IL II there could be any
recovery on u beyond the defeat OF the counter
claim In that event they would gel Out SoV" on Ine
countercam yet the balance OF $4,000 would be ire
covcrable res ddjHdicatd.
The suggested that all this difficulty could De oD
waited by defendants at bringing suit his coun-
tercam but finally took the papers, reseryng It's decl
Mr.. Da Costa for plalnth Olr GAdeIsleeVe lot
10 mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
THRUST OUT TO DIE IN THE STREET.

A revolving case of cruelty came to light
yesterday Daniel Sullivan, IS years Of age who has
been working in umbrella factory, and boarding with
a woman Muberry-st, became sick, and last week
hausted nearly all his that he no longer paid
for food but Lodging only He paid his last quarter ON
Christmas night, when the told him he must CO.
but he was unable TO move. Another lad named Me-
Laughln pltied hun, and pad Tor sunday night INC
wonau thinking he would die and not wishing the
trouble OF buryng him, carried hun out in the street,
where he found by neighbour who conveyed MN To
the Five Points House of Industry where he receiving
the care necessary TO restore him 10 health Daniel was
unable 20 stand being faint from hunger he had eaten
nothing since Friday morning, and during the merry
Christmas.day in which others were 50 happy he was
suffering the agony OF starvation, without soul 10 min
lister 10 him in this city of abundance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
SUPREME couRT-CnAMRERs.

Before Mr. Justice Barndrd.-The Erie Rail
,ray agt RamSey Il di-A motion made IN this case
punish Mr Ramsey FOR violating the temporary III
junction on IT, restraining him from proceeding In ms
own suit against the Railway In making motion before
Judge Murray the service OF the injunction IN this
case on him Mr. Porter claimed that the question OF pun.
ishmeut Mr. Ramsey In part question or Jurls'
dicton In the Court issue the nluucton-a question
which had been submitted the argument some days
ago He submitted that ~ not worth while 10 rear
que that point unless the Court desired IT, at any rate,
In after the decision OF the motion now before the Court
Mr. Field would have objection TO an adjournment.
bur that IL had been held that after an injunction had
been dssoy II late to make motion to punish
for It's disODedjence.
Judge Barnard suggested that the motion had been
made aud would not necessarily fail II the Injunction
were dissolved He thought better 10 adjourn 1t TIL
after the decision of the other motion.
Motion adjourned 10 the fourth week January Mr..
Field for reatOr Mr. John X. Porter for respondents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

BRGIGrU at West POiHt-CharleS Miller anu
Charles Brown were brought before Commissioner Us
horn Yesterday and charged with burgauousy entering
Government buildings az West Point, anu seamb 1y
pairs OF caIfskn They confessed their quit ana
Seizure Of Lager. dc.-A truck and two horses-the
truck containing 80 kegs Of lagerwere seized yesterday
nd held for cOnscatlOn the ground that the stamps
the kegs had been cancelled Conrad stem brewer
who Is the OF the property, was brought DeIoIe
Commissioner Osborn and held IN $1,000 Dali iOr an eA
The Ki.aian CGse-In this case in which Otto Kurt
man is charged before Commissioner Osborn with selling
counterfeit money TO boys evidence has been taken for
the establish the previous gOOd eafacter0I
Kurzman. and the further hearing adjourned To the Z'h
Counterfeit Treasury Drgds.-RObert Martin, who had
been arrested on charge ol ihaAihg Iase u ~
for cOunteTteuug united states securities am 49,
drafts, and discharged by Commissioners Shlelds uner
the suppOsOn that he was lawfully engaged III lnhlHB
the dies ana plates-whlch were cdlueu 10 oo E. -
by the Treasury Department. has been again arIesIed On
the original charge II being believed that theFe arc GU
cumstances surrounding the case needhS eApau"'ion'
and held for examination tomorrow. ~ ~,
charge Of Passing Counterfeit MOney-Edward A. DID,
beU ct'sher for Waite AZ Smith. corner OF Greene and
Fourth-ss. brought before Commissioner Shields,
counterfeit S2OIotc on National Bank OF Commerce
Aaron Franks lie denied passing the note qua was
4Hcged Haiing Of raise Bonds-Bernard Hess ap;
peaTed yesterday before Commissioners OSBORN ana
charged Edward Laurence, Julius KnopI and one
Rosenheim Whose first name Lie ala not Know WIN
having the 80 OF last month. made false ana raudu
lent bond in the of sl,7Oo The bond was what Is
known as cigarmanuiactnrers bond laurence whose
place OF business at No. 100 Orchards, being the
principal, and Knopf and ROsenheim the suretcs lie
also charged Laurence, knOpf. and one b lCchman
with executing similar bond Laurence being the prn-
cpa and the others the surees. for another pace,
owned by Laurence at No 30 Greenwlchst. Laurence
and KnOp we're arrested and held to bail for an eXani
nation and the others Will, doubt, shortly be IN
custody
A Go,n,terfeling Case-Morrs Cornell, who was
charged Commissioner Shields, with passing 30
counterfeit the ticket agent Of the NewJersey
Railroad Company, and who failed TO appear for an eN'
animation. for which he had gwen bail, has 1naly ap
peared before the Commissioner and by consent OF te
Attorney,
mtcd to await tho action OF the Grand jury has been
allowed to appear for an examination this afternoon