davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05

..--., la % on-nsasai F-st. ,n3rng Upl.nis.
Isc Co. Cr'. i' ai. &C. ~ -, IS ar P.ia,.lys-
a. "a @ ~ Ohio Vice. l-i a-r'i lr1'9a kcl - ''@
49, Nc ., 5l5. ,i-ocer,s n.hured Prov iou--ien,Id
f Nsss ioss, 30 S. Pereae '-. Oaae' I''''i "'-le''
Et5A!,, A!,, b. coit'. .a sa. srra. Sa'cng Ulssl ls,.;
Toa Nflfs '-c Floor as u 20 or' sc, ,rs we l
-. ,..,,1s 5.: ~ cs lie, 81 sc O4s acaye 554.Gc.
fS,S. - l-foar r hol os frp. Wheat in good
sgsei :; ID, y y Son G1 e ts. Sa g.a 600 BUSH 0a,.
Isr.sli- jan. - .soco-ss s. is at - 5C@ 81 - or
coau'a "oo. L-g, 80 E: p" 20 c !, y H NJ Ls to
s ss Z, o. P.o,.ers 81 ,a2aasci. wisly sto-ly
CSvr.xp Isp >-cr1 very dul sai unchanged PeToleam
esir, J.a t-oar EE, Far.y g 8 y; ... - IS a5i
rc Iit . .a.cb eL is p1-s. 3 d. Dressed ross,
ured bal II a.. . 1oJ BASH Wheat Shipment
CseS,.j Jar tCo;on d,il s-t sroo7ipe Md7g IT, Flour
a. of'ia o. t -. o. i cI OF, Which i 4,s.! s1 & r.
slaessza -l'14p g. Iot-g toae ia Bals i'1Si full
81 fh re-. gltr !o-s demand iUl prices;
r.st 3. 4 wissy sssiy and in moderate demand a. a'e
5o s 100; 'rf q , gleTE E,. md ofaP 5 aat s sai
- tli. I'VE c o. o" "S e. 80 So N'O'-'.'nn N. n W % ~,
q a -ao.t. lts oas lloU 800 bhS.
VIZ We ~ Corr ''3' & 1sn Os,'' -aa ll,., i 'A'i N!e'
O,v ,rr. - .n sc ari Ulc- gi b. e, Low bbis ~
% F go. sa7 vi i9i am -S @ 80 ~ c i9I = 81
% dur & 't l ;a 0a;s dui sies Of car .ois oi gaO
e boe. - Is uaio. J. 90 ,lIed unchanged: shorts
s'' s,s g.. & to oa. g. 80. 10 Nos.loSl So &c; % % AGssy
.wissa5y y c. Jan Spirit. Of gqr1s,i2f ss gge p, sarsa
Boa sd r. Ofle t1''ae at - dO@ 81 o. Tar queL
Grc r. s.. jan s'ira' nes'cctf and Trlcs 9re roroslly
ss pi w.a ~ r5 -; * hD'4T = CON Si iSoS shows
81 81 O.. ae o1hi st.t" n'AlVvy v1eS 7eS5Sc
Osoo Jrt. -t -e-v. - EIriT very q-,.' - sll PIC GO ~
caassd ;1yo'st .ts. - & ' ' @ 20 30 10 Bs,sv wai'N
az .s-- -4r...
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
DRocLAMATION Of tho SALE of the HoUs-

TON TAR AND YAI0GIA RAILROAD by the Governor Of the
Where's Tae ri comPpy known hai q ncn,on Tar and
% Al EoaS Is. I s y e ,ss i fso @ Fa0d FS + I S a a. 90, Of
same 5ascr ,ac Ls.7 Aagu. l9a l6, entitled An
r.c companies coFo e BY TIE sIs'e" a-d &C. smeanea"
conIsrY aa executed to ,ae s.ae Of Tesa under la at
WIsTea Said railroad con7any By failure to pay iSc and
srAue rud 81 sd II a, od,c Hss NOT conp ID Wiz t obligations
ao compile act of ijh o. Augu 40 u An Set
ne rl Of rad npslies n-eoie to e State icr leans from
stcss Fccsuse or sach failure the Governor cf tho Fate -
qu by O r Lersrc, to said railroad to be sold
Vow ee lie lnovn th, in conformity with d sc. OF
Iccst1e EDMUND j. DAVIS Governor ef said sae a. On
sc Houston Tap B-soa. RlroGl" ani e fsof
81 COM [ ''~s @ e 1s @ ,I l-,s % va a m % I i M
siay AZ ne depo an oeo stations aud al tss poge oviei
sgcht % TAI Place At Fable auction on t'il l5a) t'or ay
9.ocea ts hogs Of 10 A. al Y co;s ami O., sale . be to e
r saer h. n advisable to BY, sai properly f' re braet
PtacIpal ami iaierot, on tie srhool Fund
In GSy s s % B. ss Fate 20 $ & s at a .' 5 s'Fi s
H. 81 IA des o. Eo7aer 4 D. s;3 ,a Of ne !e e1o Of
Br tte Gocsiaor Jts,' p. YrvcoTn Sc e;av o. sisic
PROCLAMATION Of SALE OF the TEXAS
TATE Or Tx nm he a'1,s M % sSi he sa Z, 'f's y . @
-eT a. The -osl COZ liuT i7oWn s. o. i es snl
o TeI,s for pta.p apl Of tie sIe' ss ,r sael .
"a provide ias Of IL SPECIAL s--co fr7 tie
rsnts taercto-uh m al ar utrss src b.
raid sosd comIsr maze aud execIei 70 tie Sc o tE uao1
s4ii ac. &ui aueuila, Is; ani
Th.Is, s; g AZ, l,os e'ss.sT by a5s 6 P'TM "a ' ~ t. 'ad
of AGett I3t. q. ani the ,a
Las als, complied wth hc Of l3h 81 August S1 "A
Act m he rthe Of a "a indebted tie state of oSas
i,om the special fchso fund.-"
Whereas Becsus o. such II tic Governor Of te Safe j.
quei by said o. tie Leguct 1 l1 % BE ci ~
ss;.siacton of said udette
Now, there 'oo te kpoya ths, in eoov vs aid n-ts ofhe
lezyiSiuf, L. EDMUND DAVIS, G0y o. SD SAFE VII a
TUESDAY The l4 Fhrnarr p D. l3l 70 1e r1t 1e
said Texas siiO-d sui hr rit OF
CoII nl g th3 roati Iigst Of grating bridges IL
gsS equipments. aLd nSsoIs AMI an The sc4 sge ~ sad
C1nj ell icIS G.d satogs. and all ui"r oSnel
Is COMPANY r-csssr s p1Mues4 Ias1 uele about
hurdra1 an EIGHT (lOl miles long.
pAcc .or SAID lh esy o. sr1afv.
A. D. the c Cl to ofthr STATE o. A1stH, between e
lcur OF 70 - O'Clock an the sale q BE- u ihe et 60
prorlied e Governor rr1r s'ni
l adys 30 hug property the tert- o. ne aool
lLl thoud c pd e made slaA' tie pune pa and
tc5-at iue the sclool tJsA
Ia testimony vhoo, h,Te te-r1no rcl nv rane aai hye
caused TIC csea. fr4 C re De afiyea 10 t' ~
IL 81 this eh dav 81 November A. D. 1870 ard g. BE lte
perlsles OF Tttaa lie .ir,y-l'th.
SDHUND J. DAVIS C0yer,or.
By the Governor; Js' =. EHwcovu. S,crrtare 81 Sa-.
TrE OCEAN EATIoyu. BANK og Tnz CRY Or NE ylEy
hEV-ioEK. ber. D.. 1910
TI'IIE ANNUAL ELECTION for DiRECTORS
Of this Bsuk Tor G en grs rer VI b, Peg q, t ~ ils-
B-cwl Barclay TUESDAY. the Yeah o. Jan
| usy next Polls open iron J. oeieea :, p n,... ~
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05

Cbarc5 fcr Business zslcl
V5hGIEER WaN}ED-With capital OF
100000 500 o. it i- cnt. business 10 g f ani
fac. m is u1lo., T gJ3i ~ =, g.. rH , ia. exc 1di
l e. given h.I required A. rcss \" T. De- i'Duue
OGc,.
XETANYHD--A PROPELLER, to carry 7j TINS,
" ;o,r4g a g. lsioL rfcc g., atire , 80
C. T.. Will H. Pera ont, Roct'icl Co. " i.
c6E5E NNN NANTED-CAPITAL S2J000
90 oVG>B-,rs -ei. s16liei 81 3RELLA aHl PARA
'N ~ !. NJ. DOUBLEDAY y Woosier-.t
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05

TIE GRAYD RATTLE
WILL Bs DRAWN TONIGHT.
A GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION, under
- eaap ot Comme. eon'os Of the Iqiowus geIta,n
jos Ssr ry@or Ti-a T1.ers, eo. 1aqns G Fed ia I'D
, s of lis Jslee Caa.5s T. pi v place J.
Nr Dtas a HrOa saoH As tue ISIS are llel due notice
o. '''- wiz ,. ,' a !5 y$lrEP AT ess. .cu
,.orr u,e 1rs rs sto. diamond Ir. il s. Diamond
sg Eaaei God igs..f Id ~ VI vita ~ Ueae lcqa &
Glssa rs Sor Diamond in shout Il tarli frs Mmaal a'l
RaS Ia,, li.p5rd and E1ar Gold umng Watch: 5.:ogc
Dllaoud Ring elabrely So Diamond and taa, L9's dod
iiI'sSai nd Ersne L1rs Coz Wael; ycy huau, 81 ?,
4i1a'Ii H.'s 'V'u 30 Z ha ,i @ S D,irogi
Pm: tns ln1isI wscb lsi. sso; F1qe'eI G5i IIany
ceaf .iu"inR a'~ s Colt J pnyH Crtnc and 'onl 'eSj
J.s lrs on eilbioa a. j. Mc8 Dl'dooHs 3Sl
Bn-Tlr veer l-r can Le 'n a ~ a a'a az g'ea . ~ ~
tif- TO III, uo., eoh charity }. McB. DAVIDSON, Treas
EESag SMITH. Cas uia Com.
Z YRlC HALL, 723 Sixth-aye., Reservoir
sS4s9 ses p yS'l 20 m AE2 GAE solo [
rnraDAr FyiiSSISG, Ia2.s ].sl, ,......
~ . Ass'.l by tic i.'o"'n5 eminent AT'sN;
HI>5 CHBGiOrrE V. HurCHISGs, COnirsiio;
SoNoE F. ''1 iSyY r ugowxR so'o Pianist aai Coalur;or
Ada ol Soc Eeve seats, 81 ne4es or sale At the Irae pal
W..cs..rs s4J ttAe 2 D.
c'acer. c3nmetos' =. O'Clock -
P,LcE pE2ArsEsr o. ggs CRY 1s "g ~ SET Y,i ionN
NOTICE 10 COACH ON NERS and DRIVERS.
~ ae conveying comFa} 90 he al oI toe As eus 'Go al
t. Acal,uv ~ }sc. - THURSDAY hNENN Jan D. b'l, viii
,., I'm r at. through uort side aud 90 out
ruvh -rcr'st fourlye, aui take up s-ra orle
p, T 1o,,s ,r . l, from f,ar, a.l S., nor, c
r,u.y C.cr.. vi tlisi ave, horO Leus north rom
eou'h sl- ~ i.rrtrerlIs. ,
-s val col,h BE- allowed % come In from Foarthave
F4.s aEy l %. the city, Sme Destination oas 10 ioar rA''
ouyluy ai ge lie coach in LIE IL viii coaches
TIlOS ". TuORNB q,
Captain Tstnt,-ilA Precinct, tiN iAI,,
IkAND GPERN HOUSE.
W Taa q LEN of tOAc OPERA
Hi.I Ai4Lr ....,.
atFi,rtf j.. tn ht- L.itAAD''
EtEil I.tNiNG Ai = ----------
ACADEMY on DESIGN. .,....,
ii. lti.,;a-, laap.t,s = et % it I'f.oI' 40. ,
a. slt llsng IS. 4srg. tuf l..tr f'' '' '' ''-'
Op.A AsLAi pAl AS4 LtAh4.~'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
EXTRA DIVIDEND.

JJ%IO% DINE SAVINGS BANK,
CiN~I-sT.. coz. OF LAiGHr
". BOARD Of a. usTgrS layetsdsy d n asu'l tarssry
Dil,rd cfTuBIE W PER CENT; sl,o 81 EXTRA Drlt f0NB
ptu r e,- Our PET CENT for ,tAl &c al
c.2csi.ors ea,i ed thereto r,-sts on or afe: Jn2L
rthe interest rc, ear w be CREDITED to The account and
H. t.ie.est .ro.l a. i.a4 Cd @ H.uN deposit
49, .S-ErS. : r,UI2.4OO 1S
ro-e- rn0s before Nj Ora. hseIe'i ior Jan
Ees-Iors Dec H. it,G ,,,,,.,y.,, ~,
a. q Ga, p1v ,-... y j. Htfyys. (yi...pre,l.n,.
I. A-..l-' MS. MHTIAGE
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
Amusemeris.

WAL.LACKs. ,o ,,.--, .....,,.. .,-,o.
mr. I. W. Rolcr,sons Plsy OF
WAR.
sciiE MOUNTING OF THE pIECE IS FAULTLEgS AND Ta4
otdntHbni dtfibsni L, An ARTISTIC 1RCNPH"-ieull.
n. ktS bs Mr. JOHN BROJGHAM Mr. JOHN GsLBxnT.
pt, NIAs Fisher, ME GEO. CLABNE, Mas HADkLIsH HxS
~ rs, hLLkN TRACY, Ms FOWLER Mis- BLAfsnEfL
''S A'OohdACk, and Otacrs.
vu.,o ACT FIRST.
haiuen at atNeVeL0at@-Tfut Before The Nctdf1x
sl' 'auiifl rural and.fape JOYFUL ietroi bal bren
tcsIr ~ opposition. cnie chaFsccS, psss ~
~ % 'o'Ie' Nhis N a ol,w."-t Tines
Rnip-l tl,,,A -. htl SECOND.
-''" snd ueDfs OF tie -
aT1.. hs.'le
erafnnfc tahlaa Mr.
Ihel ( s l'iai Ti iIs u..,i ~, Z.
80 al 49,, m our eor bag tugh, 80 y.gsiy
IA Ae Lid esniO OF Chl4c aroll. rr ne. 9'"' ~ -
ACi THIRD.
VIA ~ sfnolse. Lei
ne vi of y IN efaetiyc realistic
ue ioi'x Of TIE ps tire. u evofe. "a
lef y F.c ie fs4To the uorBg suTa q li
aleAes sel a he n. !.
D. has sAe interest OF aca4ltn n-f4erall. VIZ =" -
"HAsr
MATINEE
- " q.
Ian
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05

rTHE hrtERICAN NATIONAL BANK, New
Z ior. ie- 1 l5-1fto fEEUtb LECTION tot IkEC lObs
of ias e be- e3 o. he No 81 Broadway, On
9Cy,DAI .4 TO- i5.l Oe.Eesi .le Oa ana oeloc2 pn
a. Is. PROAI Cashier
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
'. X srKrEssos, n
" rrvuysn~ vk rErEsson. n
W X. STEVENSON g. son,
v. No. II Pincsi.. Kew-Iork
OFFER rOR sALk TllB
SOUTH AND NORTH ALABAMA RlLNOAD
nl-... .l.r ILIL n
gPER CENT FIRST M0RTGAGE bDNDs,
ISTEREsr AND PRINCIPAL IA pCLD.


PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE bDNDs
lSTEBEST AND PRINCIPAL ~ nCbp
GUARANTEED ~ STATE or AL.LAha. 49, -
Length of r)ad Mon.rey Dcstar lj miles IvI com
pec iron AMI iunsl grogni which vii com
pce leaving G 6 % complete upoa Wic l-e shoeA-
hs Land Fa1i 20 acres; local business COOL
tnd t5roi = connections M lrrssi0L -, ~. A..
lGst ouI fg running oyrt @ rn,d if9h WONT
Coucry n witch tes AIR lhl % fT-lr ana
business TO meet 10 Interest ga al DohS
Lsuci
The Poai h i'frs times se-g~ct
Ersi--B7 murt-. to Ind.
fec0ud-rT u q. ~ Allhams.
7 ri-By tie LARGE CAPT al iNCti "a tht road
Either which IS to iie l.as Price 90 srd 's
ei ncfes. an % Jalu. D. afr which da t' t''
Vl lf lt Il par Tor nap Fampos, Gc' eIJ o. OF Iiess u'
Aaeatt
EIONE INVESTAiENf.-FI / K ST MORT
: GAGE SHINING tUED BONDS ~ complied lalp4i be-
tween NeBiork end P,is lqta, 100 DD3 ONLY KthINhg
CNHOLp which offered 70 t's for lie hhWJh IN
basin bts,en hRS-}OE nd PHILADELPHIA The trrhc 10
u-01-h friah fr PHILADELPHIA tnl Su ItthN tOlHl IS
Er aal Constantly fc C-7r. The .1vt" long bkAh'h cur
tc A af euiher poats, siasa lrEr nct-e lls
NET EARNING % tie ROAD 'han liidni 20 pay ne
iLeC o.. TIE say irarc iuT wing i
good share o te .h'r3 ire 1T 90, b. n" lr 90 Is
IiiT ran will BE- ugs SCtGWDtP g. 1880. T. ER asa,
P.k GENT P.ItLLE ~ Ni.'- ok, NAY AND NOVEMBER
J, FRE on Tt.i itc IEi. hES So: g. g. tFlON 81 hos
tCI. anil Bt JAl. WILLIAMSON, ,-f hl"cIor ~ NcFcT'c-
There have been ~c7' ca t. e FIVE MI L! IS OF Doll
IA S and those lf ds cOgs c ous 0 offered Tor
StGg0.00J Lave flra1T lttn taat hT c.9t!s, a.nr o.
: @J.-DO n 30 oi, 90 are 20, 9-,'e-a lc '' pe O.
Aei,-cf s male b. r - the oiaFInr Ffens ~ 10 peci
E-rrs 10 fEc slt tlr t.fr i.res lsc - VI:
A.uei Grrcf Pre- rlt E'g.cscr sCftrrn kou Ashho Wrlh
President o tie aid Coar ra; Wu. H. Ga'lr P-on' oi Cam
chi Trer. C Rhr, t.ocsnn. Pr-eu De- lri ,sn C.1sl
Co d. g. StcrcHs CHEF E1-.er; IT, M Al sn!r E--io Hon.
!ln p Sto'ion, Ifi'a ~ j. Geor,o b. 2:os Bn D. AL
Saule II. Lo0-la Bo"o7, Mas ~ j. ' iA"' 50.
?, B.. on B. ?.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05

1iEECrAvrs Ex-HtSGH NATIONAL NIX Oy THEl
cry OP NEw.YoEE Dec. p, l87G. !
FENiE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
o. '' vH he hed le fa1 rg House o. TUESDAY, the
1sih Ca .9- uexi. between the ho1Is % j and
A. S APGAR, Casher
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
6. II. CoGcEsHAil. scc-"'sr-.

ULINTON SAVINGS EANll, pa Eighth-ave.,
- ursr .-i DIST, Sexiol4S MtaL Dls 10 40
on ~ lytSr a. g. :. six PER CSf PER hASlI, Hi Ue
psl On sl aer SD'Y jas. f lJ AT interest WY be a!el
10 81. oi M JsLrtr ard no. will r'ni A.
IN or mol fr- L.cs allowed ron Is Of ever n-tl Deposits
"a le o. or bl,ore JAN. 20 VII -tw int.,et from Jh
.IF{lD MOORE. fraGgnt
s,.-. o.. NAiEtSi q G,;fyS i5I Ills yice-Prsentl
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05

EXCFLSlOR SAYINGS BANh,
H eeq s,yrII-AyR BOOTHS THEaTER
OPEN DAILY RrOI j. 4. Il. TO , r NJ and on
NoyuAy WED. ESDAY tal SATURDAY, EVENINGS from to
,io-- 6e,, o. OF BEFORE JASCAkI - all draw interest
FlDt. JAStALl l. - -, A., ---t-.-..t.
Ipt, m a ~ rcr gi he psi on 81 sa em'ar'
-. ea,rr ia ,a, .eB> Ou leue JCiy ~ d Cc'tt a.
Ila NTEA DIVIDEND per oeai On al sums ~ s' fui
M. ds1u.i.eI b,' o. E-i>. ,, J. bt -
iA''' WILLIAM l. GILES. President
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05
HUGO SCHUMANN,

U.3v PtCifIc RALG1AD CogP,yr. lVr1s C. ~, ljil,
rENHE CDUPONS Of thc FIRST MORTGAGE
d BONDS of the Uh1JN Pacific RAILROAD CCAPAhl, dno
jan il -, p, p. 10 rol free OF Government tax On lul aer
that f c NJ te Con any In Boston ari a. tie aag
h,se OF MO IOS BLISS 90 r Ncr or fcrs oi Co1ponS
viii be reccyei eraInEa.ion Fid sit a. 25ih .Hs
John 81. 8. WtLLiAhS. Treamrrr.
TFHE COUPONS of The NEW-YORK and
OfWECO MIDLAND =. p Pr: &o.,s9e1 Csrc-ut so be1'
I-lrsry 1Gl ri ou sl scr g c,te on presentation
Baa ou.o CBOiGh UPDikh Co., - Sass-ls- new
lCfs. go . o., g.,
auI orrn Jluatp }. iJ L. G. ii a btJOhhi fiedel~
o.. .o De- IG 100
TT, n ,rro~,f P,vK P,SK oF Nvv.T1vS, Dec lC, l'Io
TEHUE UlRkCTORS of this BANK hayc this
t.y t "a t7erl of SIX G PiiR Coz y pA'ab' en- tao
The ases bool wi, rsH,ia closed ua,I @ 81 q I.-r! m
}. H. WO2 Il, Csstc,
Pfvvfx Es-iovu B'vT, Wv -YoEE. Deceit l2iG
'EIE BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of this Bank
y have this trclc DIVIDEND " -FOUR ~ PbI C1"I
fIer frI-l Gar. "a PIE d. 70 s)ti .c' a'el, 1870. ~ -.
the sItr oo-s rl D.; co.eI ron @ date NJ y J,nnrv I3l
john PARK z, Cashier
OgYrcz sASp-sKy H,YsFrg,p. EEv,HK RirPoiD CO.
6tNuU.Ey, O.0. Dec p, L,J.
Tg1HE COUPONS Maturing January I, t61,
Upon 1.ts COI2H tuh7a5 TOSDs Of tr EAhNUril. hahr
FfID' AN NLWArs EtlLyC'D COMPANY. v De- Dii a. ihc
otce aon ru Company Ew-iofs on aad t.f !r ~ t Of
Jtr A. ueEt. j. q. hjs, lse'.urrr
TVHRTY-GEVENTH DIVIDEND - HANO-
81" Tllf lNsfEA'C CT 1.lPiEI-'le Board Of D. css
ha Company lsyr iclf-i SNLANTJAL .WlLFSD Of PlYE
or. 80 H. p o'ivsy. EliaisE' LAAE, tec.ottry.
Na -lgrE. ] IN
New-York tribune., 1871-01-05

MUF!H.
C.~gL.sY SWINGS BANK.
r. g.r.rr. co-r,ro. Cau1ls.. NerNors. -
D.. 81, ~ ,f.s ~. PER ST frl ~ 20 sno
~. ,..-s an ot Je, - viii hes uteres. IRON J-r L.
r,t l.i .,r t.e l a. rolih faoWi,z tr day cf de-
t sf BE- ,omrlt paid credited Jan AM Ju, On tue
t.,1trt IA hsLk IN iFF~
g.ak o1sn EVERY Day ron Il =. 70 : 2 m, anu o.
MONDAYS al SA AiUhpAlS. . .
tcn n, N ,o7pt r. A. QIiNTAGD President
A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-02

COUNTY GOVERNMENT. The Assembly
passed through cnmmittee to day the
joint resolution to amend he constitution
ty striking OUT section %, article f.
This provides thar che Legislature shall
establish but one system Of town and
county governmcnt, which shall be as
hearty uniform rs practicable, We know
Of ne good reason for retaining the
section. Certainly there, can be no
wrong inflicted because one county
chooses the commissioner SYSTEM and
another coupty prefers the supervisor
system Of government. !. If counties. are
left to choos, between the two, we shall
soon discover which is the cheapest,
most effective and popular system. We
have heard If no opposition TO the resolu
ion.---State Journal 18tA.siqaG '.3 '.t..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-02
AFAMrLY CT GIANrs.-The southern

AFAMILY CT GIANTs-The southern
portion of Jackson county and the neigh.
horFloqd Of Lone Jack is enjoying the
AseasaFin ofa nine days wonder They
| haze discovered a family of extraordina
nv size. From party of sight-spers from
THIS county we learn as follows concerning
them: rtlev arrived In Jackson county
lah9ut two months ago and took up their
abode in TIE woods. The party found
ithpm living in a shanty devoid Of win
ilows and without floor. The light was
a United through a hole in the root,
which also served as a chimney The
prty wire received bg man eight feet
and six inches in height who Introduced
shrm TO his wife and daughter. the latter
a mere Child. not more than twelve years
Did, and whose proportions were even
more e1nafkable than those of her faith
er. Her name is Rose Plummer, aud
though not xet in her teens, she is larger
th.n lie iargiSloof men, standing parFy
seven fee high, and proportional larg,
Otherwise
The man appeared to be glad to wei
COM the visitors and invited them to
din The visitors were surprised t. see
no table, hut that was soon supplied Ivy
two tres sand few plank Said upon
them They we're also without dishes or
GRO kerry Of any kind; the food consisting
Of plau corn cake, was served up on
shingles. The party appreciated NOR
than they enjoyed the fare. Plumner
avs he came to Missouri last December,
from Indiana, and is inclined to think
he has made a mistake in his vocation,
and proposes Ia aband farming AMI
take his g!ri and start out IN a show this
.spring. He says his fortune is made "lf
Rose don't growing He remarked
IN reply taa qlt sflon as TO whether he
W 8 not annoyed by the visits of the
curious:
"WeIl, no, don't care as much as the
gal does. | don't charge nothing for
shown Of her to the neighbors. VINO have
been kind t.. us since we Came here,
and beside it will get her used to- being
looked at, 50 she will MT mind the show
business next summer" ~ ass
Fhe mother of the girl is not morethan
the ordinary sTze and seems to wonder at
the curiosity manifested by sightseers. -
KanStS City Bulletin. aea 81
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-02

CoNsTiTUTIoNAL1rY OF rHE CoTToN
TAX. In the Supreme Court, Judgr M
son announced hat the court was equally
dlVited in the case OF Harrington 0s
Saunders, invoking the con titutionality
OF the cotton tax Judgment being in
favor OF the government, is therefore
affirmed, but no binding decision is
r. ached upon the con>titurionallty OF TIA
law. 1t is understood that Justices
swayne, Miller, Strong, and Bradley, are
Of opinion that the tax was constitutional
and Justices Nelson, CliffNrd, Davis, amt
Field, were or the C ntrary opinion. tli0
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-02

The late Mr.. Geo Ticknor omitted in
his will to name any literary executor,
leaving the entire disposition of his at
fairs to his family. The Boston journal
suggests. however, that there. can be
little question that some friend will be
selected to prepare his biography with
that fidelity and ability with which Mr.
Ticknor edited the papers left by Mr..
Prescott. For many years Mr.. Tickuor
kept diary, and especially while abroad
be noted with great accuracy incidents
connected with important events. He
has left ample material for many
volumes
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-02

AN INDIGNANT The
scene described below is SAID to have
ken place in the Kentucky legislature
in the winter of 1857: A member If one
Of the mountain counties WAS persistent
reader of the Louisville Journal, and each
morning, as the house opened, would
commence reading his favorite paper.
About the same moment some member
would move to dispense with the read
ing Of the Journal, and our, mountain
member would lay down his paper. He
stood this Tor some time, but one morn
ing, raising from his seat after the usual
mpIion he exclaimed at the top. of his.
voice:t" Mr.. Speaker. I've sot here for
morn week aud submitted to the tyran
ny OF this house. Somebody every morn
ing moves to dispense with the reading
Of the Journal. and I've lost every paper
I've bought for week by it; and no
man has ever moved to dispense with the
Democrat nr Courier: and Ir. Speaker, L
won't stand it any longer Mr. Speaker Il
Here the remainder was lost in the gen.
eral laughter ego
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-02

a we believe that, nntrammeled by
g'ai of means ard by the abomn'ahle
81 lfshness and lictation of mere politi
cians who SEEK to use the Department
FIR personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and politi-
cal propagand, SIN, h would render it a
more important agony Than it aow is in
the promotion and progress Of American
Agriculture
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-02

A singular incident in regard to change
of names occurred in the Minnesota
House few days since. A man was con-
vteted of crime and sent to the Pemten.
tiary. and his wife obtained divorce,
aud pettioned the Legislature to restore
her to her maiden name, her children be
ing also given the same name. A short
time stree the convict's term expired, and
he and his former wife were re married,
and bill is now pending restoring to
The children the name of their father. +.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02
I'll D

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upward of 10000 unsolicited certificates and
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02
THE NEW FOOD.

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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

HIS HEAD WAS LEVEL.-A New
York wholesale grocer who had become
rich in the business, has lately made
the following revelation. He says his
rule always was when he sold bill OF
goods on credit to Immediately subscribe
for the local paper of his debtor So
long as his customer advertised literally
and vigorously he rested, but as soon as
he. began contracting his advertising
space, he took the fact az evidence that
there was trouble ahead ,,,and he invaria>
bly, went for his debt. For" said he,
"the maniwho feels too poor to make his
business known is to poor to do busi-
ness" This Withdrawing is an evil
dence of weakness that business men
are not slow to notice.