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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-26
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RIor IN APPANoosE COUNTY ARM
ED MIN on rHE RAMPAGE Trouble
for sometime has been brewing be-
tween certain citizens Of, Appanoose
county and the, sub-contraetors on
the Chicago & Southwestern Rail.
road culmihating in an outbreak last
week. One Of the sub.contmcting
firms, McKinzy 4 Van Hornc, de.
camped without paying their debts,
which were quite numerous. Ger
tain ones there. tho ringleading spirit
being one Miller, determined that
Smell Aiken, & Co, the contractors
for the whole work, should pay tho
debts ofthe swindIing firM above
named. A foroe Of about one hun.
dred men, some Of whom were from
Missouri,s entered Centerville, and
formed in bushwhacking line of bat.
tic in front Of tho Office Of the general
contractors, and ordered that all
work should cease and that other
things should be done, among them
being an order to pay all debts of
the absconding contractors, threat
ening to do injury to both men and
work unless their order vas complied
with. No attention was paid to it,
and last Monday the gang met on
the railroad two miles north Of Gen.
terville, and from there went and
drove away over two hundred men
employed on the section near that
place, those on the work contracted
by Mr.. Smith, of Fairfield, with him
self, being forced 10 quit and dee.
Money was sent down from Chi
cago to py off all sub-contractors, du-
ring the last of last week, and IN
order to get it over from. ..MQulton to
Certervillc, stratagcm was resorted
to, the nature of which we are not
informed. The roads wsre patrolled
and the coach stoppedito discover
some ofthe Smell firm, without find.
ing any one filing tho bill.
Col Smell, now in this city, received
dispatches on Tuesday stating that
the rioters numbered over one hun
dred and were we'll armed, and threat
ened to destroy the track and piling,
and to shed blood also, iftheir claims
were not adjusted. The Sheriff also
telegraphed that he could not quell
the insurrection with the means ut
his command. Such being the case,
tho Colonel laid the matter before
Gov. Merrill, asking the interposition
of the State authorities, and yester-
day morning Isaac Brandt, Esq, was
despatched to the scene of trouble,
to note and report as speedily as
possible. He may be expected home
this morning on the nine o'clock
train on the Valley road. That .
few men should be allowed the power
to retard the completion Of . work
of such Importance is something that
should not find q homo in iowa, and
the strong arm of the State should
be let fly solidly from the shoulder
into the camp of the disturbers, and
were tho few Missourions who are
mixed in tho matter made food for
the undertakers and worms, we don't
/ know as any particular body would
be caring.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-01-26

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New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
POLITICAL.
NEW-HAMPSUIRE.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION RENONINA-
TION or GOV. WESTON.
CONCORD, Dec. 13.-The Democratic State
Convention held here to-day attended BY about QUO
delegates The forenoon session consumed IN organ
izaton which effected by the choice OF L. d. ksnd OF
Lisbon az Chairman, and representative Democrat
from each Of the counties ~ Vioe-Presidents On
taking tho chair Mr.. Rand made speech.
In which he deplored the present state Oh
Affairs at Washington. and severely criticised Gen.
Grant and his Administration, and declared bis readi
ness to Join with the moderate Republicans schur1'
Trimbul Horace Greeley. TO defest dranVs TO
election. Gov. Weston nominated BY aoclamauoh
unanimously, and. being sent for. into the Con-
venti0n and made short speech OF acceptance. Mr.
Henry Colony Of Keens nominated Railroad Com
missioner by ballot The resolutions adopted were ~
follows:
,soIped That the Dsnoersae party New Hmph drml. 3D.
her. the principles hereby enuncist The Ppe:a Of ns
the Constitution and honess enfofcenen
protection tho rights Of citizen socor
fundamental law Opposition every spedo. Of cor
nnncpa State and Nationa
ments No privileged elasses and privileged capital hnu
money the Fedsra 0ovsnnso
and q for the beneat Of monopolsts.
declaration OF narai Law over portion oi
The Republic .troioo use :. an % It. .iS
and bute and Invite all patriotic ctpns OF Newanp
shire who opposed the present National Administration 70 on
destroy the civil liberties Of the people
ResoIred pledge ourselves reform In the civil sere
the reduction Of It's expenditures to the lowest pr.e
limit he justice above the nnaeuee OF
,sy public Will sustain and pabhe es' s ro-
quired to enforce
esoired resmrm con6iepos Gov James Weston
personally officially above epoach sni p'eig' our anei
effort. to secure his reelection
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
PERSONAL.

Cincinnati paper says that lcttcr re-
ceived IN that city states that Bismarck ponouncea
Sherman the greatsst general developed 10y the Aner.
can war; and that his arrival In GERMANY the Primo
Minster will nvite him A POuieraniaI Oiue " dend
q few weeks with hliu.
Mr.. OD0n0van Rosa has become editor OF
The Nsv- York Era and clear and GRACEFUL intro'
dmoory address decsrss that his will sappoRt the
c,se Of REFORM and sndeavOr promote harmony be-:
twee, all citizsns in tho interests or proess and good
The Fra will be. he says. honartssn, Dus
American ana Republican.
The Japanese MikaiO, in pursuance Of his
policy to popularize Government, atoly appeared In
the streo Of Yodo driven in English csrrsge four
inland with only four running footmen. Subsequently,
he wsked ont unattended, and has Issued On impera!
order forbdtiog che performance Of oteisances ana
ceremonies formerly by law on those whS mot
the MkadO fa3s face, or were passed by ms oulol@i
emblsms.
John G. Whittier, writing from "Amssbury
"a Mo g." says: ~ regret that am 9St able to avail
Grand Duke Alexis" His Imperial HIghness" would
have great stretch for tho mouth or George FOX
who used to write King!" that being fofIu OF "a
dress nowhere spoken against m the Scripturs HOW
ever Mr Whittier III al essentials. an excellent good
Quaker snd h6 may write "Juy" or Th'irsday pt no
pieases do any other anti Quaker thing except say
nk UoO1 bye" to us.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
DEs7RUCrfpE FIRE IN PATERSON. NJ J.

THE FRANKLIN MILLS BURNED--LosS SSVD,WV.
The Franklin Mills, in Miil-st., At the foot
Of Ellison st. PstersOn. caught hro carly yestarday
and before daylight totally destroyed Tho mills
included tvossory br.ok building IN Mhi4t wing
stories high At the south connecting with three
stOry building of brick which had also wing at each
end and = two+tory, brick building roaming at
4ew yards north In thess mis eleven different
II aTmt were q" i" s"pAss
to ths three building e tse rs.r strong ess.
MOyys Nountan. seeuns Ars 70 the grass GnderIrush
arc left without enyplOyment
insnre o s .Rt Belt Of Turkish towek ast
pSaGepSi Th. Fn.in M,nufs.ug Gapanl lose 90 oo on
o.e :Ioot 10000; daoA ss - goo In as Asaa..se
turing compsM nsuuscnrsrs of ~ loOns. oct:s s
% ses ussSoee, ose sboas &sooe tssurd foe S0ON
&sdrew George MoAa cussrs sf nsskete netting lose
oO hsf Dsse brown. sasuf.ur Of 'k fndngs
son Wm Ingis. t6 Uo, isssssce eV bAeonan Co.
nssuc.usn Of AA shA~ ls eso The Hope Mil occupied By
Joho nAufsus asnagd F3O0 Insurance %
bmlng $500 william ney manufacturer Of nAehnst
loses Tesss asnsasrer sf ro'lereove loses $sO
us ia,w-A Ko 4 Co. lose *7.Joo nssraaD VI .ao
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
THE LOWER CALIFORNIA SCHEME.

TIE nOur or THE MOss COLOSIsrs-FiLiBus'
rERING IN THE OLD STYLE
The expenment of transplanting colony
into Lower California has. finally, been aoandoneo
snns time ago company WA iorinea " 'NO.py ,u"s
,,r,nown land and In time thriving colony had
grown into some commercial Importance near Masds-
lena Bay The impetus was given to Immigration BY tho
discovery OF Orchln. u species OF mo~s' growing 10
great profnsion in tho peninsula. and Offering ssesdy
',. o., hosvsr cbo.e To gather It. Tho Colonization
opay in virtue OF alleged grant IRON H. snG ch conn.,
n,rn{ of Mexico claimed all right ovor ns ,'n r
nrrr,ni pfoiuct and time estabsnea am ~ nadtI
monopoly and importing settera "a sPoc'os "
OrcLa is m@sy parasite growing on as ,ms ~ unich
trees and very valuable IN dyeine ope,ht,one, ~
n nerfOrrns part alnOst as servoono's %. r,n" N
ind rivals the ancient Tyrian pnrp.e III "% nan bs
bring. Sr,o tun delivered, m Liverpool anu %" III U'
,.tl,srs.i Oh oIprnss o Less tnan Nv & ~ ~ m "".
,irria whereas when importod from Ill" "nP"so'
l..uds 1t costs sOinew lllt iioit, ,v had
rh n,syican part II the Colonization ompauy % "u
,t"I 1"n Wil, chem, QUO Don Manuel C2boa. VINO
L.,nviL io Max ilcna Lay 100 niLVo" o E;uao' @ "
m sct 10 yurh ,IiciinS mos. - "hl '""f. W." ia.,
t,r oi .l.v,s. Whon sbonl tn"." "o''" una ~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
MUSIC.
ITALIAN OPERA-TROvArORB.


An excellent performance of Tr0vafOr0 y
attended last night by Nh excellent ana unusually
demonstrstive audience. Miss NissOns L<os0ro not
stron character but that 10 tho fault
Of tho part rather than the actress for vsrds heroine
Ia dramatically rather y commonplace chsrsctef
whoso pasa0n is all haokneyed ana whoSo
situations sfe all conventional Yet tho representation
from first last highly effective. and the muneA
defamation in the artists nOblest voin Hor arn |"
the arst set, "D sui ALI roS~e." and the Aiso
rerv" wero among the best things ss has yot done
in New.York. Tho new baritone. Sis. barsohn'
made his dubut In the role Of N Lxna IL"
has nne voice. good compass and agreeable
quality and though his accomplishments - vocanes
are not great his intOnatiOns being throsty ana nH
singng deficient In snoothness and nexiDiiJ'
he Is o valuable addition To tho company
in Q department. which sadly needed streDGthsn
ing. In certain robust parts like this he will be found
vigorous and impressive The Manr.co last night.
the same favortte tenor who the part when was
first given in America nearly II years ago. aud Win
whom mOst delightful recolecons of the troubsdour
are insepsrsbly associated Quo can hardly think
OF Mr.. Brgnoi -sdays save the Tracy
TtIpmsn Of the lyric stage; but hs did sing wsll
last night; hls mon Il scordar di me" almost a.
passionate and old. hts helmet, Of DID,
rested the tip Of his Miss Cary had better
portuny ss A1eno to display her abilities than she
has hitherto been Afforded. Her performance
full and truly artistic, and it WAS evidently appreciated
MUSICAL NOTES
Mr.. Dolby brings back his English artists
for two more ooncerts Friday and Saturday-st stsin
way Hail. before they set out on sonewhas prolonged
tour.
Miss Antoinctte Sterling announces con-
cert at steinwa Hall next Saturday evening" whsn with
the assistance OF Dr. Damrosch, Mr. j. b. Mills, Mr..
Eisner string 1uartette AMI qsrtatto or male v0ceS
she will Interpret ono OF the beat nH"'hen""us pru
rrau uuiaSH "A
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT

WARRINGTON, Dec. 13.-The President sent
the following no,nlnations TO the Senate to-day:
Torss AHhsr Morrill, Nsw Yeh, Sas Jose Costa Rea;
stewart Bsmes RE Heyro John Wilson ofPnn'r
MIA at BruxAls. ,,, r,.. , v.
C.roiua Richards, I'D District ef virsna Andress Wln.an,
fXth District a NswYsfk %, 49,,
sour H. Tslo, IT'D District of 1era Hr1ons Isl stnc'
of Virginia j. Hosaa tA Driss Of LuaDa; W. Ross. V Ds.
Uict u nlans.
Charlss Williams suryor Costoms ct Pedeetsburg w.
Psloek. I.sts Rock Ark. r. Coan aadson
fad
b T. ouan Receiver (tdes at Stevens Point. VIA
Martws Sevt-Thid Iieu<n sns-
W. e. woodward Massachusetts,; B. Roger M.bssn " 4 Or
Rhode ssad n GAsa Bslnet south CsroHns; A.
Batemsa Ioua W. Badsiu New York Bait. Peunsyva.
MA, q n Brysp vrro ,ad WiseaGl Hecoad Nea-
isa.ns.-i ~rsioe Ess:.eho... y j. smnood: vssi. D.
oh d. Lssk Aaasarhasest; w. H. Had New
Yori; O. C. Hsuet Aiehiesn; W Herring Hew.Yort D. I'd:
NsvIsey, Dsnne NsRs John Brown New Jee, and
df Missouri In First L,eaeuaut,
sed o. Ri,chis Of the District Columbia 60 he Ospsa
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14


BIACHLY S1enl, NornstosS New Jerssv Dnbsr Il Ms.
Mary B.ch, widow of Toe lat Jssspa 3schy ofu-ry
Cinc,postL
Funeral Prssby tsprh, Mouows rsors
day urane NJ ocscA rraias issv, foot yryi ct 9sS
Cincinnati pspss plssss copy.
BOLTON-At wescbeser MoblAy h Inst Ksbsth b. issShsss
Of Jsnss sad May Bolton axd l! months AMI 20 i,yA
~ 1es epsotlv ia7id stod the anerss
Thnds. ~ lth SclecA from s residence Of -
parents. BrosDiaIs. Wostcsestas.
BULL-Oa Tussdav Dec w. Ra Boil willow Of ssnsmin Dnll
The sav sd f1esJs respectfully invited nnnsr
the rsaspcs Of hsr Ps,f Bull No 80 wsss Poa'tA
TAarsdAy. Dec. IA. Il ! ssoss
MAXwRLL-On wedneay Lnh ast Mavus Louise v'fs Of dea
L. Maxwell, ssA dAsShser " wm T. Ta'lor
Toe esv and esd' Of the ssa i.us % s,oi the N.ner
residence Ne West fhry Urn e. Ftisy ises
irsa. at u ocloct IN.
PARsON-A tho rescs ssis John Gray shs vlss9
Ndetos, Tuesday Dec 49, 1871 AsKsadef Psson ssd
NJ Psrsoa %. ne ~ he o 1914 ssd did
vice Northern Popter psnsrs to-day Thsrssy Dsr IL
no. st. Psuis NstboAS 0hsrsl. hd&ssoa. 81 iAu
RAYMOHD-Oa Tsesdsy De- L. SarAh widow " tho late Wihss
Raynopd 10 le 90 year of her a6e.
PapersL oci tts reseoc. u bar ls~
Lci~eoA Broofs - wesa Nosssenth a. Rsssns DO ntsa
% stAaisrd. Coaa fs isterasal
sHARoAN-Dses~bs - Jssepa sbsstisa eoved
ssA KeSa SAsraaa, sgoa 70 yrss, mYn.hs.
wNbe ~ ths rencs Of hs pareok ~ hsdss
..d A:ss y Ts:ss.. faa.'s s: ~ = assy Z "a :, e: ::
ths rs,ss Of be sss vp tbpss Las Ceses ct Scisl
The rssvys s.d haads Of ~ his ala" The nsmben hs
YosAG hes noosa CsAec Bsasvout Assioo srs nv'ts1
20 attend
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
P.IySEyG ERS S1ILED

Booth O. W. R.,ngho.ss I. Lord john Howsrt Nh. Raeen
twos hes n'id W. O. Andrrrs j. Ra;h.-d Dousp
Lear, q. Arsen MG snd MrS Brsbsw, h. Wek.ru r.
Morris. NJ and Mn W. sinclair. G.nos n, snd Nh. T. =
Tntt Mic Hsim Mn ssd Mss psnan Woa1ks Chs Leweh "
Msinshsssn The Hon H. Legze the dos H. ues H. e. sts'.
H. rAsnsDa. y G Tsorpe. wi. D Boen, r. y NILS Mr. r n
Craven. smiss, J. s. C,'psn H'ion
NJ Bues H. Hesiass n, Il. For Mr. Ma Frost NJ nj Ma
J. a2sos Ms Lsv': n, Te.p'stos Mr. Es:s.ri " hE'
". r sr.si. G'a e. sscss MrJ r. KIN, No. PDs!sy
Master j. Raymsr Ma N n Blaesmorr. Ms w. b. DInesn Am
e. A. Nj. Sts'sAsr. Mr. w. H. Wsri hr
Hsriax Ma ". xarro NJ T. H. Kelly Mr. and hr, knll ~
g. Rox Ma J. Jones Nr H. r. M W. AWoyiFafd Nc
g. O~sus NJ p. Johasoa, Mr. Jaws. Mr. DaDa, y.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DRPARTMHST,

WAR DEPARTnnH,
OrYIcB or TIfE CAIEP SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. u. c., Dec. lS-1 y. IN. }
Svrspsis for hs past fHeNft'rour A0urs
The low barometer which was on Tuesday
Afternoon In Northern Iuos has moved est
70 lake Ontario and has extended sOne
ward over NewJerssy. Cloudy weather WITH snoy sod
rain have preceded its ana gov pISv ~
light follow IT, course Tue barometer nss risen
but again fallen In the southwcst and hae risen de-
cdedly in the northwest Brist ana nsh w,nds nave
have now senaray subsidized The pressure has risen IN
Montana and OrueOn, but fallen on the California coast
an area Of high barometer having apparently
north east ward through Washington Territory.
Probobilities
Tho barometer will probably rtss throughout the mis-
souri valley but fall 0n Tbursdsy in tho 9ulf coast
Cloudy weather prevail from Kent'icty north and cast
ward with snOw tonight very generally froa MARYLAND
to Name; tho lowest bar00etef advance
over Now-Rnsland, preceded BY inorsAsing essterly
winds, and followed on rhursdsy By freah north vest
Wnds aud cloudy weather In the Middle and Eastern
States Cloudy weather continue on the Gulf coast
Partially cloudy weather and taing tempsrature m Inc
Waning Slgnols Ordered.
CAutionary signals continue ut CApe May, Now'fo<t'
Osweg0, and RocheAtof
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

A meeting of Brennan delegates was held
last night at Masopic Hail. aud Central CluD pe1na-
nenty Organised
The charter election held In Ogdensburg day
befo Yesterday resulted in the reeecttou of Mayor wm
r. Procor Republican by s7a majority The Republican
Aldermen, Supervisors AssesAors snd heeoroor Ste M
elected by average majority OF So
The late election for county officers In Ala
hanna resulted generally favor Of ths Republicans A.
compsred with year. they hsva lost ono county and
,a,usd ak The Republicans Of Alabama notwithstsnd.
,v sonle unfortunate feuds aud squabbles among thS
oficoholding and ofncsseekinS C..tss compare ven
with thOse Of any other Southern Stste.
The following German Reform organizations
q, tho Twelfth Ward have formed ceu.ral orga,iEs-
,,on The C,srman Reform Cub of Csrmsnsville, the
GERMAN Reform Club Of NsnhsttsnvIlle, the German
p,orm Club of Bloomingdale. tho 0cruen Reform Cit
.sns Association Of Yorkyo. and tho German Reform
Association Of Harlem InS v csS o Sesn
dent inc Weitnsr; secretary. B. Schwak and &. Helm
dol, Treasurer -
The ,oht over the California United Statos
s.tor.hip 10 substantially and sstissctory decided By
IN, nomination Of tho Hon. A. A. Sargent who received
~ votss Of tho n votes ths Republican caucus Sena
tor Co,a who was only prominent candidate In op
,os,,,on rot only votes and there we're scattering
NJ s.rueut IA member Of tho present Congress. ous
nil, not take hs seat In the Senate until March, ls7S
vh,n tho term Mr. Coa tins present SENATOR expires
Sargent the senator elect ha native OF Massa'
chusstts about 70 year" Of age, lawyer OF ski ana
sn,,,v and hss proved himself legislator OF dscre.
ton tndefats,le indnstry. und anlm~sch"pio mtes'
,nv He /, independent Of All c.quea And combinations.
.nd o ~, couu,si ON always brave, OutspOkeu pub
,,,, u. .ervsd accspt,,by im tho War CUngross Of
," and several terms .ncc then, hlng Important pir
.I,,ns I'm the ourinittcs Ito 't rit" us'say ~ an
.u,, ,i,,ut man The IaIlnrn ~ tt Oironrur ShiltN
~. ,ally
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
TIE STATK or TRADE.
dom g<TIC MARKETS


Mmrxm Dsc a-Fss' ss.dy 80 soss Com d.l I'D ts:sN
eU0 sts auiet S01SIc DuIk hssH hu SbssssS
SO; sidsa u 01c Lard dali asd nominal
W,LSrsortu n g. i3-Spinu Turpensne 6rn; Se ksAs
asn 12} Pa Crsie rTpsnrbs sesy 8? for s
ss 5 for Y-Hsw Dip ssd - . for vr2h Tar aesdy ~
llFoor quiet but arm: Sopsrisr - 0l
Doubs Hstsa 81 3 Tr,h BI - o@*7 s2s Corn .earce "a
OAs a, ,nd sfusr 8u.ao BaHone In df hssds Hsy qso
Pdn- sxSsp POri a1nrr held ~ a B.eos ssss sscs.
si- II Clear S,d-s s IDs Hans fsp
and aom on Sss !,0I:c LaF-rboNe ssi 6r
Ti ssio Key lo1 Oac far demand a.d er.
sssn psiS s~si Pa,. s,ssi. .;s:.:.
D0Ge Common 81 ne Far 3d4lci p'me 70 Ca"cs HosIs
WHISKY as.d$I o. Cofe, lsjAo. EichaaIs-sisftx. iist
Ees furs sisll tdIrsInk iiph IG9,.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
UNION LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES

UNION LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13.-The National COun-
ell OF the Union League Of America met at the COnti'
mental to-day. Tho national officers were resleoted for
next year series OF resolutions were adopted indors'
ing the Administration OF Gen Grant. pedgtns tho
Union League to sustain tho Republican nominee. who
ever he may for President in 1874 The Council then
adourued meet the day before the next National Con-
yenton Of the Union Republican party.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

At the recent annual meeting Of tho Union
League q Phladalphs. The cid Board Of Directors Wa
rc6eoted wAh ths addition Of tAroe members -
lectcd BY tho fanAs Of tho old board Thers aso iU
members on ths rv, The income for 1871 soountA ~
library haa boon enlarged and contains S3o yolumea
Tho ansn.l rspo:s ndS.ss tAe policy q the H:s'oSA
Democracy While expeossinG sympathy with the l0Gal
reform m0ve.uants II does MOI Sndertsks enter nts
them. The vitality and harmony Of tho orgAnis atios
wsre mover more DOtieeable
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

atherod ae po1 spruns ZAP On ns scHfedcrasss snd
alisIsternS n e.nns PG:iss:sOI not o. Of re moss
nocrs and driving out oil Americans and Nsxoana pro
claimed hmset the master Of the peninsu. ne Amer
colony took shp closely pursued By tho nbusters sad
arrived almost starved and Wholly pennile:s. st San
vese and having obliged To have ell their prop
sry In the deserted hoes demand redress vt the hands
VI The Government.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

AaSet ESQ., -. Msnssrt Nesrs." 6,~ $50; sfse fxs
vep6e'ss Bosisnew eene "sslcsps
hSsey. aS0 CSssSsess ss As6antes" A. SeAos eSp
Wh. Tho fssf" y Caiscs e70. "nsdsosA ard ChnC .ns
~ teoD; Asnan IN ~ nstam," Dyehnsa. eW. Ins ns~
W~tr " nais era
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
TENNESSEE FINANCES.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 13.-The Legislature has en-
acted king the rate Of taxation At 10 cns on 500
worth OF property. and has subjected many things To
taxation hitherto untaxed. Tho revenue raised under
the new will probably bs enough to pay the expenses
Of the State leaving the interest tho bonded debt
unproyidcd for.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

bis ofcfa nsp6tlsm his unfortunate conneetfcn w:n
tho santO Domingo Jobs and similar soheme4 sna . ~
reputod aubserv1oncy sny measure Whcn ns0 su'
supposed ind0rSonent Of the White HouSe
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

No should ttiaa Of usuhsng Piano Shsst
ID, kSAbs which u The pspsisr ms society sat
renatsbs a tia bes qss OF the nsunouG
IL dsrsos hoss which hsve for fAy
aa,s kuAess. whls external
hS elegant NJ ell lnstrumesh II examined At ,he
No ~ Broadsay Hss-Ysrk. BAUsx Co.. deasa
Akrua
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
MlRKfEU.

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New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
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New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

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