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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03
ADVERTISING.

Messrs. Geo. p. Rowell & Co., the Adj
vertising Agents of New York, show their
appreciation of the advantages of advertis-
ing by literally expanding money in that
way in their own business. Not long since
they advertised the names of 500 news
papers in which they would insert adver-
tisements at certain rates. For inserting
this list once in the following papers the
publishers prices were: In the New Yerk
Tribmc, s1,7oo; in Ponaeroys Democrat,
$1,000; in Moore's Rural New- Yorker,
s1o50.
This same house inserted a short adver-
tisement concerning our East Tennessee
articles for us i'm some dozen papers at a
comparatively small expense, and the re-
suit is we have added to the list of SUBJ
scribers TO the WEEKLY CHRONICLE about
five hundred names, embracing men in ev-
ry State i'm the Union. The best proof of
! the value of advertising is that the most
prosperous business men are those who adj
vertise most literally.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03

AN editorial convention was held at
Akron, Ohio, last week, at which, among
other things, a resolution was adopted" de-
nOuncing personal defamation in conduct
ing editorial discussions This is certain
tainly right. Public sentiment depends
largely on the character of the public
press, and if men with empty heads and
hearts full of venom are to absorb public
attention with their contemplate person.
alities, publicity being given them through
the press, we need scarcely expect an ina
proved state of society. We cannot con-
ceive of any reason why man who has
facilities for maligning aud defamipg ev-
erybody should be licensed to do SO, mere
ly because he happens to have such facili-
ties. If an editor will abuse his position,
which should be that Of public teacher,
by defaming private character, We believe
he should be held amenable. Public sem
tlment should frown upon him, and he
should be made to understand that his
course places him beyond the pale of gen
teel society. When this is done we will
have a public press not only creditable to
the country, but filling just the sphere it
should I'LL in society. Editors should be
taught that they are expected to be gentle
men III their professional intercourse with
the world as well as other men. If they
will not be gentlemen, they ought not to
expect the treatment due to gentlemen
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03
SEND US THE NEMs.
THE Largest CIRCULATION
OF ANY Daily Published in East Tennessee.

OUR correspondent from Sullivan He'll
ry) nominates for the Presidential ticket
for 1872, Grant and Maynard. East Ten
nessee would certainly rally and fight a
good fight under that banner. What say
our contemporaries of the Republican
press
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03
University Avenue.
Descriptive Price List of 1000
Properties now offered for sale,

FREELY FURNISHED.
No. Gle. Farm in the Big Valley, six mile, from
Clinton. Good SOIL water timber and fair improVs
ments 80 acres in cultivation. $780,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03

No. 6l6. Farm in the Big Valley. six miles from
Clinton Good soil, water. timber and fair improVs
ments 90 acres in cultivation. $780,
Valuable and Cheap
No. 5el.g74 acres in two tracts lying near together
f eSs With sS S M he psvzs bet.
Garding Machine. Some very valuable farming land
200 acres of rich land now in cultivation. New hsss
house Abundant supply of fruit miles from EnoT
VILE and only $500 Some time allowed on part pay.
No. Cos. Farm on Clineh river; l4 acres. Som,
good bottom lands Six miles from Coal Creek. Only
No. l02-75 acres of land with good timber mad va.
ter 20 acres ft for cultivation and good soil ia mrs
Price $50. I'1' '0 0O'1' rum
No. 540-Tract of l50 acres. miles from Kpoxviti,
Gooa sou. water and location. This tract will Be d.
acres and at so to $50 per acre 8 sFo sa 70 %
ton. On good road, and near railroad station Land
lies well, and Is much of it seeded down. -
19fns hn For Rent:
Fifty 30 acres of open land near Knoxville: suit.-
for a term OF years. = - ~
For Sale Or. Rent.
The steam mill property large and convenient bn;Id
ing powerful engine. admirable location On RsIro,d
order. Large lot.
Farms. hF
No. 596.s25OO 80 acres 100 in cultivation: rood
eXeeIIFnt
farm, and sold on easy terms. Is miles from Knox
Vllle IA miles from railroad station. 49,
No. 5l0-A "a acre homestead. log house and stsblss
Is acres In cultivation, good fruit trees spring and
branch through the Land near Turnpike road schools
No. 91-Excellent farm. over 200 acres brick red
dence. large barn and level, productive limestone
land 81 miles from Knoxville. $780, One half cash
No. 524-A choice farm of 200 acres near Concord.
The best OF upland SOIL good timber and water and de-
srable location.
No. 49A river farm of $50 acres strong soil 90 cres
In cultivation. timber very heavy and valuable.
No. 3l3-Farm of III acres in BlOunt county, very
good soil and location, with valuable water power
six miles from Railroad. Price $500.
No. A5-Farm of 16O acres. , miles from Concord la
$500. 80 - -,
No. 46G-A farm of 160 acres miles from KnoxyiIR
on very pleasant read. The well known point known
ne building site Is acres in cultivation Of very rex
land, some acres river bottom land.
No. Oh: ZOO acres valley land and choice upland
200 acres in cultivation and most of the remainder 1t
Tor clearing. miles from CIneh river x acres nor
et in clover bargain is offered in this property as
1 stock and grain farm p miles from KnoxTille.
No $500 acres well arranged for division into t.o
arms, near Jonesboro The land is good and highly
sa bsuldIdngs and fences excellent, S @
cultivation, hve springs. Price $500
No. 533-Farm of 400 acres of strong SOIL Ahrndant
upply Of good water and timber
100 Farms in Cumberland county. Plateau land.
1000 Acres in Morgan county h
For sale.
Lors or PROM Y TO IS ACRES. rich. level land IT,
iILEs FROM KSoxTILLE
knoxville in good neighborhood. Yexy rich soil,
God water and timber. desirable stock and grain
= AGENCY sis
T.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03
DR.. SIMMONS
Liver Regulator,

preparation Of roots and herbs, warranted to be
strictly vegetable and can do no injury to any ons
IL has been used by hundreds. and known for the
last 20 years the most reliable scacous and
harmless preparations offered TO the suffering Ii
taken regularly and permanently it is -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03
Red the list given below Of few of the properties
which offer for sale.
CITY LIST
Valuable Lots for Sale.

/ OFFER FORTY OF THE CHOICEST Lors Nos,r Az
TIE RAILROAD. AND AFFoRDING TIE BEST INvEsrMsyfs
STREETS
S g. ia asP 9, LOOK oyEE Mars AND Prices.
NO. 52s-A choice building lot arge and beautifully
located,r near the University. about one mile fOm
No Brick cottage, new and well built, On de.
sirabe lot well sodded with fruit trees SCI out 6e
good cstern Price 500. and $500 required in cash
road one mile from Market dark square rs SO on
No ST. Store house and residence on Depot Square
large, well improved and well located IN one II the
Prstlet and peasantest villages in East Tennessee.
wishing good location for business and a home
Me- ?O--A choice lot, central and yet retired with
our best streets sidewalks gas & oxiio Fee. az s
Two valuable lots on Gay street for sale.
No. 5lsIExceedingy comfortable and desirable resi-
pike, two miles from Knoxville.
No. 62-Large and well finished house in East Knox
50 tOTS in East Knoxville, ranging from SO to $50
street, the Atkin House rooms si2o-half cash
No. fUz-Suourban residence one and half miles
from Knoxville Posofce Is acres Of good ground and
comfortable buildings excellent water desirable loca
ton.
No 4I-Forty desirable lots in Fairview, near she
residence of g. NJ Branner Esq, convenient to the De-
In rapidly improAing nsis6berhood.
No: S4-House and well improved grounds OFFS acres
vation overlooking the city, and aording 6ne view
and cool breeze all through the summer:
No. A2-Thirty five lots in the Railroad addition 10
Knoxville, ranging from 25xl00 TO Soox3o0 IN sise and
from 500 to g. 900 in price. The location Of these lots
central elevated and in good and fast improTinT
neighborhood, makes them very desirable These lo,
must % sold and are offered at prices which make it an
indueement to buy.
University Avenue.
r Ihis new street. the handsOmest ever laid outin
Last tennessee, will soon be opened for half mil,
IN length. few choice building ites OF from ore 10
ten acres. can be bought at low prices and on easy
terms.
Some choice building sites, with view Of the river,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03

Advertise in the CHRONICLE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03
ORGANIZATION OF TEE F0RTY.sECONp
sfs8 saa1 CONGRESS.

TO the Editor eJs tie Chronicle
As the time Is near at hand when the organ
ization of the House of Representatives for the
Forty-SecoHd Congress will take place We the
undersigned loyal citizens of Tennessee, would
respectfully suggest that tho South deserves and
shoald at least De represented in one out of the
i've positions. We think this is nothing but
sheer justice. The true Republicans Of The
South demand and expect this much.
We, therefore, present the name of Gen. w.
3. Stokes, of Tennessee, for the position of Ser
geant-st. Arms. He is a true and tried Republi-
can 8 friend to the Government in IFS darkest
hours, az the records in the archives of the ma
ation prove. He is one of the few native South
Sern men who never faitcred, but has done his
whole duty, and for this has made himself poor
We now ask for him the position of Sergeant
at arms, as an act of simple Justice not enly to
him. but to the loyal men of the South
ssf n Thorn, A Pearson,
A Nd Cate, Anderson Hill
Martin z Ryder RR Butler,
g sGn 3 Rogers, W + Prosser,
1Dw Peabody, George " kirk,
Gibbs, Lewis Tillrnan
A Sawyer, Sam Hilligan
- l. Murphy, n Temnle
Horace Maynard. Julius Wifkowski
$ - j n Hawkins, S II Arner
David Scaggs. William Heydt
FYBRUARY a., 1871.
The foregoing we clip from the Wash
ington Chronicle. We are glad to see our
Tennessee friends at Washington taking
such an interest in the success of General
Stokes He is in every way worthy of the
confidence and support of Republican
Congress. His services in behalf of the
party have been efficient, and we cordially
endorse what the gentlemen say above:
He isa true and tried Republican His
l,<s <f
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03
AdYerlisinG.

A man who cannot afford to advertise, cannot
afford to do business A merchant prince said
truly that a person investing one dollar in any
kind of business, should spend dollar in adyer.
Using that business.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03
now TO REMIT.

[oney sent to US in registered letters, BY Express
paid, by Postofhce orders, will be at our risk
erwise. at the risk Of the sender.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03

Z ITseems that Sunset Coz, theD Democrat
ie Congressman from New York, is use
full party man in more senses than one. He
has been credited universally, we believe
with furnishing all the extra gas required
on his side of the House in the 4lst Con-
gress. No matter what Was to be discussed
Cox was ready primed for the occasion,
and usually astonished the galleries with
the rapidity with which words fell from
his lips. But just the other evening, a
Democratic caucus was held, at which the
Congressional Committee having in charge
the late campaign, made their report from
which it appeared they had expended 50,
600 more than they had received. Cox
quietly drew blank check from his un-
mentionables, filled in the little balance
TO which he affixed his autograph and
handed to the Treasurer. Relief came sure
and speedy, and Cox was voted 1.-THE bull
Hest boy of them all.n Cox is useful, then,
as well as ornamental.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-03

Our dispatches of this morning state
that the House joint resolution authoriz-
ing the Secretary of War. to appoint a
commission to settle the mutual accounts
outstanding between TIE Government and
certain railroads i'm the the South (includ-
ing the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia, and Knoxville aud Kentucky
Railroads. upon the basis of equity and
Justice, passed the Senate yesterday, and
will therefore become law. This meas
ure is one of great Importance to our rail-
reads, involving as it does several millions,
and has received the cordial support of the
entire East Tennessee delegation i'm Con-
gress. Mr.. Maynard has been chiefly in
strumental in having the road secure this
favorable action in the House, as Senator
sBrownlow was in the Senate. Mr.. III. w.
Durgin, the Special Agent of the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
: Company, has from the beginning had
charge of the Government accounts of this
road, and deserves great credit for the abil-
ity with which he ha. conducted hi. part
Of the negotiations.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-11
uu1er Bl6erttf6,

Mmerifanifhe@ nuI3eituna.-Das Waie
heftber rameritdnii6en sdul,eituna" lieat Dor uns.
Cine iolhe 3eitfhrift NOR Bel Der fortihreitenoen
gntuidlung oes beutiden Sdulunterrihts in ben
Der. @taaten Idnait Elm BeoirfniB eemoroen unb
ibr gr}deinen muB bober bon iebem Sdulfreunoe
nit lebbafter Jreuoe beeruBt tperoen. Das porIie,
senoes Seft entbdlt cine iolde 6iQe bes Mnreaenben
uno 1elebrenoen, bob mir nidt tpobI begreiien f6n<
men, ME Elm benfenoer oeutid: amerifanilder
2ebrer, Der u1ebr als elm bloBer rShulmeifer" uno
Mbrihter iein uno nidt auf Dem alien Ilede bofen
bleiben. fonbern NIT ieiner 3eit fortidreiten min,
obne bieie 3etidrift fertis weroen fam. Ser Son
IT 9rinbltt, 0bne troden au iein; bic @ebanten iino
pielmebr in eine ~.seihmafooQe. lebbafte unb angie,
benbe Sprade eineeftsioet uno ietbft ba, mo- mon
nit Dem betreHenoen Betfaifer in ~ein5elnen Ynnften
niht ibereinitimu1en mag. mus bic Gectiire anre9eno
uno nubenbrinsen6 iein. Wir bofen Die 5hul3eis
tuns balo in ben ednhen aQer 2ebrers unb S1ul.
~freunoe su ieben.
Ser Die beutih. omerifaniIde 2ebrertag finbet
am 81. Suli uno L. uno 3 Mu9ut in Cincinnati
itatt unb IS miro nit &eht erpartet. eaB oiele gon=
feren5 bon 2ehrern unb Sdulfreunoen reht 5a6l
reid beiudt unb BON allen Rteiisn our1 Delegaten
belhidt rperoen miro. -5.a
py Ste1e Die berdnberte Mnseiae Der
3beopalb'ihen Yebanoluns. Sic preiie Der 3sit
idrften fino i'm AQsemeinen beosuteno bsrabseleyt.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-11

t,.s il sausa $500 per assas: ssiss s5oE~sao.
aRtFpprE -$l7.25-17,5O per Br.
eamait. B.ies Kettle IL Gts. etsames 1917
Hare Sf siss:ni.at. s e sss., I Hare ss' a. n'sg y sss.; s : assss:
81, sssisT. s.a''a1 oss' ao-ss Gs. Usps'a ssfssss
sais;m ns.a.rs s.ts.. 14-l4H esnts 8ae''rs RAJ
&ter. Ia 3Is. per Duseao far frtf4e.
,.s 1ss a's,1 NJ q SEA-. sI :ltasu1; q. eanffs9ssns74; a ins;ss
l lbs. mel gss1 sf'as ssr au fa;a'-a''0 SIaHsrassll0 10
81 Sres.rtss. .aio saass IsH-ao sts; sara ssss. IS
prleans s-lsx Sss. gerie aieoi i. sts.. bs aauyt n 1a1
isM; sranse 4x,l!'s !. Sts;g gnos5sb 4A.l4sss.s safs.
RsIanes-essssam so4o Cts. Rem orlsaus better
bssss; sssleasi as.s4 60: samisI. gsirslsua 80 a,s.
s Ss I'M : ;iie. s. s. sis; I'm '%f 1aM &c. PER gs IS.
% ollie. = Gabmaibeb $50 Gts. per gfS., 8leees-
I %sisa suSspaaaa a ass nns9 2asI4e s s;n sisss,gSsss lsamm-
9atat.Sentuds: aralt ss,75e,e,7s; g~sruabnli,
Ssp 3 - sIai aa ssos $685. %; m ga.e g lat SO OF
sutss bic fstnes gI4tt s~l5,Oo-2a,5o.
Uea>girstniea;.,esD.a uss s@s:ses.sS $500 ssoe
g @ais glati 1885 1850 1 a.SS- 60
@ep0tnI. glatt s.oO-lO,a
Uetnes Slut 4O.OO -bO,Uo
Sttr Seeb 8Idtt.-0 erp6bnl. Qres, S6,5O-7, so, ae.
trDbnl. Gtllsr $50; CUTE TilIer, $1l-l3; 8ew6bnl. Wrap.
pers, Sl5,50-l7, CUTE gDrappers, $685., fetne %gBrappers,
$254O.
6ppfes. = Better bRlider 1916 gts., better psf.
ltdei i0-l2 Cts. per Yfb., MisecnFn 1O-l2 Gts.
NDa4s.- % Gts. fur befes eelbes.
Ssrtsrrtass Bette Dat s~is'oo-l4oo.
Gs- s. "a e. per g gfS. fur aslamsl,.aea.
- sis., irsasn s%sisIs.a. H--is SO: ass5 s%sisiita. sHM
~ 9tS.; Ralbfele, grim ~eefaIsene, 10 Gentle. per Vfo.,
troden ~sefalBene R~tnbstdute 22-25 gts.
&tfen.- CHARCOAL Bpunbrp 80. l per xonne. 936. &C.
$500; Rp. Q s34.O035,OO; Charcoal Itl 1924; Stsne
Goal Gpuubrp $33,OO-36,OO; Stone Goal 4fiu $3l,OO-33,OO.
Deirsius Gar gDbseI $50; tot 8Iaft go. $500; Cob Ylan
1earamee $4,000; Cob 8lat peeta $1,000; Stansentilen
sSf-4N gig. per yfp.; Snfsifsa 5A-6A Cts. per Sb.
Gebtr. Gpbaeber $50 gs.; 3eraIpd 1855 Gts.
gef&trrleber 33-37 gts. Stirring 40-44 Gents Slough
6arneb 1882 gtnts Ralbleber 3l,25-1,40 fur etnbei-
e4s.oo-5O.o 90 per Dusenb. RipRdute 7oGts-sl, oOp per pio.
tar etntstmtide unb $IL0o-l,50 per Vfp. fur fran36fiae.
R~afernaaren. -GIttf4 Bdftr 81. 3o-l.35 Nealfdf-
fer $3.50 Gts.: OeI-TdHer sl,75-1. 80; aDbisfsfdHer sl.4s
-l,6O fur gew6hnlt6e unb 1l.S0 30 fur etfeaeebuubene.
S1malt 3terees 81, 2arh xesS 45-50 @@. SIa6
6p8Steao8 81, a0-2.30. bihte DO, s5,5O-5.75; Eliesenoin1e
~s.4o.2,5o; 6am xierees 1910 Cts. Beef Eterees sl.9o
. RaftrtsIt.- Can ben Babnb5fen. - Barrel Retf-
tonaen S14,00-l8,OO; 6pssteab Retffansen $sO,Oo-4OyO0
Der 1aufenb. Dauben (suetrt1tet) fur Darrels S3O,OJ-4O,OO
far 9oesbeabs $4O,OO-5O,OO ptr 9aufenb.
Vefla8eL- palmer, $3.50 800 per D3b.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-11
Mai IL. III.

niht idwer errunaene Yortbeile auf's Spiel su ie<
Ben. Sic from ,0iil9e 3eaieruns mub SO UetQionen
Jrancs Werpfesunssfoiten saslen, pie Ufdr8' uno
Npriltermine iino nidt eingebalten, aber jun %.
Npril bat fte Die san5e 3abluns periproden. Wenn
Die Resierune Dies Beripreden balten tann, miro he
es Obue 3uelfel tbun. .Denn bic &esierung ober
oies nidt einbalten tann. miilien MIR lpieoer gu &e-
quiiitionen s~reifeu. IS ndre Ia n10gli6, oab mir ben
~Oortigen 3uftdnoen Elm gnbe mahten.
So fonnte mid nibt entihlteBen. benz Raiier bies
ZEN Haib su seben. Sic Jran5olen tpliroen ale
Sdulo ibrer Br1ioer auf Die 5remoen itieben uno
ouf uniere Soften fid einanoer rDieoer ndbern. Sas
Observation-Disclosures. oas in per Sbronreoe aus.
9efprohen, binoerte uns fbDn. Der Sahlase unIes
rerielis elm gnoe su MAIDEN. Man fonnte uns mo.
ralil1 fir bieie 3uitdnbe perantportli4 MAIDEN.
Mber penn Die anerfannte Re8erung unter benz Wors
manO Der Snteroention iih 3uriidB0se, 10 bdtten mir
oas Ooiual, cine neue &esieruns entpeoer 5u ihaf.
fen Ooer su finben.. (peiterfeit) SD CLAUDE. Die
ytesieruna bat nit bieler Gnibaltiamteit oas &ids
tlse s%etroffen. Nber oies Tam natirlib feline abio'
lutte Gntbaltiamtett %beoeuten, tuefln uniere Snterel'
len entpeoer perlebt ooer 9efdbroet tueroen. mullen
mir banoeln. niht in fremoe Sntereiien uns Elm.
mil1eno, lonoern bic unlern l1lBen0.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-11
Yartnerfbip=Q lufIG1uno.

Die gartnsrlbis. reI6e btster ,ipiIheu BEN uutsr,s;hrs.
ten. untsr Der JiIna @ { c u. * br. bsaans,n say NM
Ibt. o" NA'S''
Sacob Wepsr.
eatbarina 6atr.
we unlerael1netsn taben beute cine Co. Yorusr1bip fir
pt 0aerttatton spn S6nupfs unb Rauptabafen unb uiaar-
rsn ee9runesi, uno psrben pie liquidation Der altsn ,ytrna
eslo,ssa. Das 8sfaaft wirp, ME bisser, uatsr Der atssn
Dfeper s Tdbr,
s....e.. Nr. 1873 Wain. Strabe,
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lginaelanbt.l ]
9 Miuersburg, %. ben 4. Mai.

Serauseeber bes Meitboten /: - Weine 9erren -
Ssbr Blait miro BON eielen Yirsern uniers @ountp's
aele1en uno bd Gus ben Berthten in bemIelben in
Be3ug auf bic Nbftimmung iber ben BeIbtu6. Die
Jra9e 6e8 Jrauenftimmrebts benz Yoife our gnt=
thet0un9 az unterbreiten, Elm WtiBUer1iGn0niB ent.
itanoen 5u iein ibeint. 10 wiinihe ih. Die Mnaeleeen=
belt onrh Sbre Spalten auseinanber Suieben. Sn
Dem 9emeini2aftI,den SausbeibluB 9tro. Ii itelte
Sr. 8al. elm Semofrat, ben Nntsae. Die 6rase, Oh
Den 6rauen bds Stimmreht einaerdunlt peroen lol=
lie, bel Der Wabl i'm ndditen Serbt ourd 0oltsab=
ftiumuns aur gntffeioung 5u brinaen. Natiirlid
1T g Seoermann %betannt. Dab Die Contribution Die
n6tbi9en 8eitimmun9en bariiber ent6dlt, uer i'm
Staate Ohio oas 9timmreht ausdben ioq. uno ooB
bic @efeb9ebung nit 6;elen conititutioneQen Nor.
i1riften nihts su tbu1 bat.
Mls ipdter Die Jrase i'm SauIe borfam. ftimmte ib
IN elnem Gaue he8er, IN elner anoern Jaf1ung aber
fur ben geiAlnB; babel ains id BON Der Nnlidt
aus. 0ab Dem Vnlfe ale oerlrti8en 6ra9en our gnt=
fte,ouns Il 1er!af, IN netoen iolten. SD Jimmie ein=
lab oafur. Dab otm Yolfe 8slesenbeit 8eseben iperoe,
ourh Nbitlmmun9 at ~ertlaren, oh es DIE Ginfi5rung
elmer i0lhen Nbiur0itdt. mie bas Gr~auenitimmreht,
Dunihe ooer niht- 9era0e mie i'd Dafir lttmn,te,
oaB oas Is. amendment Dem UOlfe unterbreitet uer=
Den i0le. Gann ir8eno Semano bebaupten, baB i'd
unb Taft ale oemofratii6en Witglieber 5u @uniten
oes Jrauenitimmrsdts seitnnt ieieu. melt mir oafur
ltimmten, bob Die Graae benz BOlfe 5ur Mbfttntm ung
~porselest peroen iOQe? Na1 o~emielben @runbiobe
f0nnte man ia9en. bob mir 5u @uniien bts l5ien
amendments eemsien ieien. neil mir in einena fajt
slei6lautenoen Yeidluie 6afir i%timmten. bab bic
gntltelonna ~oefelben BEN Wolte anbeimseiteQt per=
he uno oot babe i'd in meinen, 3eben ME 10 bart
searbeitet, ols 8egen oas Geserhimmrehts, Ameno.
ment uno nit oemielben gifer piroe i'd 9esen oas
6rauenitimmredt NH fen.
Wenn aQe @eieBeebunsen ben Wilen bes 8olfes
anertennen nno ~oerartt9e Jraaen. anitatt oielelben
ielbt 5u entiheioen, on oas Wolf %per,peilen Diroen,
Doflr mir in oieiem 5ale. wie in benz oes Is, Mmeno.
naents ftiu1mten. 10 Dlroen mir neniger iber Yerle=
bun9 uniersr Contribution su flaeen baben. IS mir.
oen tueniser Is. uno ID amendments %pailiren, uno
i'd mage Die Yebauptune. oaB DIE gonftituenten tel.
mes Wtltslieoes, Denn he elm rlAtises Hertdnbnib
Der Sate bdtten. un5nfrieoen fein pirben. sic
peroen oieien @eaenftanb i'm Saus Sournal fur
1870, 9. 522-527 finoen, uno ih boHe. ooB sic,
ais einen Aft Der @erebtl9feit geQen mid uno UNI
einen faliden glnorud 5u beridtisen, oieies S4rei-
ben per6fsntltten meroen, 10 oaB meme @onitituen,
ten bic Sahe in ibreu1 rehten GlHte leben mOaen.
81 A1tunsspou. EQ
g. StiIIweII.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-11
@lnctuna1ler Marftberi6t.
4tuetnnott. BEN 2. moi /,

&tnetnn0tts Den 3. N1t lS7l.
Rtbl. - Sapsrfe,nss ~s5.5e-5.75; 1850;
Gamtlwnmeh s6.4u-6.6o Gancs Sc
Der Wartt 1T fefter unb b,e ,,np etmas b6ter.
ROg~9enmebL - $50
Wetsen. Hp. -.r rptber Winterpet;eu 81, 40 ;
20. . sl,3s. 6p AS unb Rtntufp reis,r sl.5O per
8ufhel.
Pie 9ufubr III fdua6 unb bic gr ife Fnb %ssfiessn.
W elt1torH Quite semtlttes 8plbeniDrn 800 Gt8.
Wstses SO Gis. gef9aItss ssmtihRs So gts.
oatsr 5l-55 ets., L nap AaaIitdr. Befer Sc Qen:S.
Aussrleiener weiser 81 gts.
8oSsen. No. l SLIGO; SO. Q IS gts..
9srfe. @ute Dinterssrfe puree 3u 81, isl 10 per-
fauft.
Nal3. = @uts 3adfrase uno fdtis su sl.t0-l.25 fur GU
ts bis beftss Spring unp fall.
@emuie.- 8arIofeln 81 ,O5-1,'s per Bufdel BET An-
.nnI, unS 81 20 ps. s . 3 aas esm Stors, fur bsfss SsaS'
Saetartaffsln.- $5,0o-o,50 per 9r.
Sptebeln. $3.50, D per Yrl,
DetBe &uben.- 81 ,OO-l.25 per 1rl.
Bptnen. $l,oO-i.75 fur bette wsiBe. NaSY 9l,eO
-2,lO; fur seir0bnlide neiBe VI 100, 80.
@ebbrrtes Obt. Mepfel, bette 7-8 gents Der Nfb. !;
setolSa!'4e 4H-6 Gts.. YRrf4e.-Sisrtell O11-lI Gts.; pal.
3en. s%ls,Oo-ao.Oo per 9pnne fur IpIt s.prestes b,i
Antaatt nns $s-3 rsar aus BEN Stprs, 2pies pom u ,asn
az, O0-25,W,
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-11
Northumberland

gmpfanaen bis gum 8. Wtai 1871.
5rn. @.@. SdlOffsr, gort Clinton. o., $3.50 emsfanssa.
n 8 Sbrbeer, Wc0ostue, Sbip 1880
n Sphn Snlttbslm, CLEVELAND, 3, $3.50
" 9 y 6uben, Sprinsfelp y. 1900
y 3 BUG, Dayton, s.. $500