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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23
Athens Post O fiji e---T h e Mails

Up, or Eastern bound Mail, closes at $50 4. VI.
Down, or southern and Western bound Mail,
closes ut $50 =. VI.
sulphur Springs. via Scwcr and Pin Hook
three times Wcrk-lcavcs Mondays, Wcdnc>-
day, and Fridays.
PikcyiIIc, via Decatur, Washington & smith,
y RGn'~, twice = wcck-lravrs Tuesdays and
Fridays, at Il \. VI.
Coghll, via tntrolI', \ Roads, once week
leave saturdays at \. NJ, and returns same
d"y ut ; p. W.
The Mail for Benton. Durktown and other
roint- in Polk county. ne supplied WA Clcyr-
Tent, and leave that point twice II week, Mon
iov~ and Thur,d.y,.
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l Sensible Nirrrr.

\ Boston black man Of southern
birth write, to the Post. "a. last the
"ackS of thi, broad land have man
TO vote for whose record ~ their friend
aud the friend of labor i unimpcachl-
bic. God bless the day when the great
Democratic party nominated the man
who dared to be just To aIl-bIack and
white alikr-in spirit OF opposition
Every man of color who value, his
manhood will vote for Horace Greeley
At all event. the world may bet its
lie that will.
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Farming in Texas,

\ former citizen of Pike county.
Georgia, writing from Waco. Texas. in
the Griffin .Nt"r. tells rrmarkab' story
about farming in that state. He say,
man went there from Tennessee in
1861, and commenced farming on rent
ed land with two horses. II two horse
wagon, aud three hundred dollars in
money. and now ha. $1,000 in gold
all made at the plow handlc..
Colonel BantOn Duncan has sued the
Chicago TribWHe for libel, alleging dam.
ages at one hundred thousand dollars.
Cot. JiN WHITE has been nominated
for the State Senate in the I'd District.
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Hard on Harriet.

Swinburnc tell. that Mrs. Harriet
Bcccher Stowe is a whimpcring priest
ess Of whatever god presidcs over the
most vicious parts of virtue. the most
shameless rites Of modcsly, the most
rancoronS form, Of forgiveness. the very
l!Oraia Of evangelical faith and love-"
aud that she hn, lips foamng with in
ebriated virtue and bust rccling from
dclirion- riots of religion" Swinburnc
doesn't seem TO admire Harriet much.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-08-23
News Items.

The Democrats OF the Third District
OF Kentucky have nominated &. VI. Mil
Iiken for Congress.
W. Il. Carter has been nominated Tor
Congress in the First Tennessee Dis
trict.
The civil and criminal suits against
Tweed and sweeney have been aban.
doncd, and Tweed has gone over to
Grant with scrip and baggage.
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North Carolina.

The following date, from WASHING
ton City:
The rumors which prevailed here
Yesterday TO the effect that the SrrrcIa-
nv q. state Of North Carolina had re-
fused to "ivc Caldwell. the Rcpublicru
candidate for Governor, his election
certificate although now fully di-prov-
cd, seem to have had some foundation
in fact. Mr,J. VI. GoodIcc. one OF the
Liberal Republican Committee OF North
Carolina. arrived here to-day from
Raleigh. He SAYS that the frauds ON
The part of the Radicals there have been
Of thc g"o>N"~t character. ai,d that the
Legislature will refuse Caldwell Ger
tiHcatc till the returns from the l'raudu-
lent counties ARE subjected TO the most
thorough investigation
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Indian IFightin Utah.

\ dispatch from Fair View. San Pc
tro. says the Indian, broke upon the Dor
dcrS, shooting two men aud woundng
two others with arrows. The settler,
turned out and had n fight. The Indians
rctrcatcd towards the mountains, driy-
ing a lot of stolen horses. The compa-
mics pushed on TO the valley, and sue
cccdcd in recovering the horses and
herds,
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i witch Doctor.

The Sumter lNuuth Carolira) -Ns,ry
says that n few nights ago u band ordis-
gui,cd negroes, in The upper part OF the
county. seized colorcd man. whom they
charged with bcinga Nouloo or witch
doctor, cut one OF hi, ear. oil. and then
beat or whipped him most unmerciful-
lv. They alleged that he had already
slain thirty uc.rocN by his potent spells.
and they ,worc that they wonld stop his
OnrrAtiOMs.
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y correspondent writing from Vienna
appears to consider war between Aus
tria and Russia rs not very remote, ow-
ing 10 the aggressive design, Of the lat
ter power.
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G o o d 7 e m p a S.

Peace Lodge. No. lU2 |. o. G. Tcmplor,
j. :. Matthews. W. &. REGULAR Mrctng~
Thursday night in rlch week, at Masonic Hall
En>tnnalcc Temple. |. q. 6. T-Jtcoh
:. Matthews. Degree Trmplar- Meets in De-
gree Of Fidelity every ~ and ith Thursdays
in crch month, aud in Degree Of Chlrity every
lst and 81 THURSDAYS III each month.
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VOL. XX---N0. 2l7.
Paris and lis RuinS


| many ruined ciiir, in the Oriental
world, in Egypt, in Western Asia, and
Ephc,us in the grandeur OF It's silence
aud dcsolation. but never dreamed of
seeing ruins in Paris in the l9th crlr-
turv. The view i, impressive and in
struutive in its solemn lessons. All
calamiiics are instructive. We saw
Paris 70 wears aro. and hnye seen it
many times since In il, Growth 10 i'm
pcrial granducr. We saw i, under
coudless skies. when the AIR was calm
"A few davs before the Terrible war;
storm burst forth which darkrucI the
skies of Europc and oycr.ureal the
heavens with thick clouds CHARGED with
the iorked lightning and tl,uuJers of IN
terncnc war which modr Europr stand
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NJ asOnic D Direct tory.

Meridian sun Lodge. 40. -. 4. +. u \. MAJ
,om.-A G. Robc,on. Wor,hipui Master
Regular Meetings l>t and 81 saturday night~
in each month.
MrMnn Chaptrr, No. II. Roynl Arch MaNon~.
John +. slower, lligh Priest Regular Meetings
l>t Monday ni@ht in each month.
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New Invention!

C,ALL AND EXAMINE WOOD COLLAR
" and llamrs altogether. No more chance
for >orr-,houlderCd horses, if you buy these
Collars. T. +. GIBSON.
Athcas, May 81, lsT2-tf-a5J
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Bread is the Staff Of Life.

PUr iOu CAN'T MAKE GOOD BREAD
ID out oi bid Flour. | have iu>t rrrri, cd u
cir load II Fancy Family Flour. made ont
Of choice ohio White Wheat. which will make
good bread. For sale at The 0d stand near
the Depot. j. VI. HENDERSON,
Athens. April j. 1S12-tf-227
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W. 7. L A N E,
a ttOrncy and lici tor,
ATHENS, TENNESSEE.

NNIL. PRACTICE IL rHE FOUETH
w Judicial District. OFFICE al the office
thrClcrk aud M,>t"ruf the th nr'rv tourt.
Nov. II. !SIu. ll-il4
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Terrible Tragedy in Missouri.
lFrom the Epu.m city Tmos)

|lA"ii 'l' hlN"hll 7 ilN IlOlNS.
Early on Friday morning the neigh
borhood of Liberty the county seat of
Clay, wa, thrown into furor OF excite
lnrnt by the intelligence that Mi. Julia
Wills. a beautiful and accomplished
young lady, Of seventeen year. had Kill
cd her BROTHER aged twcuty.iwo. At
first the report was di~crcdtcd, ina,-
much aN she had aIway, borne The rcpu-
ialion Of possessing an amipblc disposi-
tion, and being lady.lihc in her dcmcau-
or On investigation the report was
found to be too true. but tho commits
sion Of the deed, under the cirrum,tan-
cc', somewhat palIialcl the atrocious.
ness Of the crime.
AT about six o'clock in the morning
4 dispute arose between Miss Willsand
her brother in what il known IA the cow
lot on The farm, three miles west Of Lib
crty. In regard TO the coudurt of their
Youngest sister, aud whether it had JUS
tilted the manner in which she had been
treated by her brother, who i, said to
have whipped her severely. The Young
man, WHO has had the reputation Of be-.
ing very Vunrrcl,omc. became very an
@ry at the upbraidiug from hi, sister.
Hni, ,cIing an aN raised it with the in
l"pliun uI striking her. She screamed
violently aud rushed towards the house.
closely followed by her brother. On
rrrrauL the house she seized ,hotgLn.
Whirh lay in the dIuiug-roum. ani warn.
rd him not 10 make any further demon
-,rAllonS Of iulnriu" her, or she would
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a woman living in Polk county.
North Carolina, has declared a dividend
Of seven children in two years.
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Iinilrnnl OnirnrS.

Wednesday, the ilh inst. the follow
ing officers were elected by the Board
of Directors Of the Nashville X Chatta-
nooga Railroad TO serve for the ensuing
twelve months: +. W. Cote, President ;
W. \. Glcuvc-, Secretary and Trcasu-
rcr; Il. {. BrMnstOrd, General BooN-
Keeper. The President appointed. aud
the Board confirmed unauimou,ly.J Juo.
W. Thomas aS General superintendent.
and Il. c. Morris, Ec>idcnt Engineer
Delaware Democratic Convention.
At the Delaware Democratic Couvcn-
lion in Dover an electoral ticket was
formed. Custu, W. Wright wa, nomi.
mated for Congress. The proceedings
were boi,lcrou~. \ proposition was
made TO iudor,c Grccly. The commit
tee reported a resolution approving
of Greeley in qualified mounrr; but
it aud II substitute in much stronger
language were tabled. No resolution
was adopted
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Western & Atlantic II. II. Co.
OFFICE OF THE pREsIpENT.i
Atlanta. Junc3Oth, 1872.
on AND AFTER THIS DATE

OFFICE OF THE pREsIDENT.t
Atlanta June 3Oth, 1872.
on AND AFTER THIS DATE
WESTERN EXrHEss,
Connecting for New York and the West.
Leaves Atlanta .................. lO:hO p. IN.
Arrives Dalton .................. 800 a. III.
Arrive, Chattanooga ............ j:OS Il. III.
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN,
Tothc North and West. carrying Pullman Pal
ace Car to Louisville.
Leaves Atlanta ................. $40 a. m.
Arrives Dalton .......... - la y. M.
Arrive, Chattanooga .. - 3 80 y. M.
LIGHTNING ExrRrss,
Passengers leaving Atlanta by this Train ar.
rive in New York the second afternoon at ~
u. m. II Hours md > Minutes earlier Than
Passengers leaving by Augusta same evening.
Leaves Atlanta .. 5:oU p. N.
Arrive, Dalton ........ lo:uj pm.
SOUTHERN ENPREss,
Carving through Palace Car from lille.
North and West.
Leaves Chattanooga ..-........ i:ii p. m.
Arrives Atlanta .-......... l2:2D u. III.
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN,
From the North and West.
Leaves Chattanooga ........... i:j0 a. NJ.
Arrives Atlanta ...........-... l:lO p. III.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Dalton Observation-Disclosures. l2:ij a. M.
Arrives Atlanta .-................ 9:Jn a. M.
JOSEPH E. BROWN, President.
July -, 1S72-tf.23I
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VIII devote his entire attention to the Prac.
ticc "f Medicine in it, various branches.
Jan. t. IS12-ly-2lJ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15
II. II. nte'ii0cnce.

A large force is at work on the To.
nah Road. Two plIe drivers are
ii operation anl tie grading is near.
I " completed, SO we learn from the To
NAB JoWWa1 Iron laying commences
soon. We are credlbiy informed that
the road will be continued TINS fall to
WansaG, weather permitting.
There comes no voice Of cncour.
ayement As yet from the Portage
Road. Mr., Campbell il still in Ea.
rope negotiating for funds.
The Green Bay road is pushing
ahead wonderfully. The entire gra.
ding hctwccn the Wisconsin River
aud New London i. nearly done,
Some heavy work is being done near
'rrahern'S mill In Seneca which viii
require lrAc to accomplish. it being
very marShy for J. depth Of tweiy t
feet
The Bridge piers arc progressing
finely. Some Wonblc has been expert
cnccd with The Point pilots who, We
understand, were tho occasion OF an
Injunction beng served upon the
! luiIl.rs lv tho (murDT mCUt %.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15
&. q. BAKER,
Clerk Clerk.

Barrel MmtJdctory--Mr. VIM.
Trahern Of Seneca has been from
time to time importing suspicious look
ing castings--heayy and ponderons,
and taking the same into his mil
and now the truth flashes upon u,
that Nv. I. has established a Factory
for making barrels, which is another
industry that will prove of immense
benefit to the County. NJ. Trahern' 5
Cranberry interests alone, will make
a large demand on the manufacturing
capacity Of the Factory.
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r, n,.,,.; ~ 'io"'''!.
J.. ;,,,o.I ""''''''-
'''' -" "' "e"''y Il
NV" ''"7 Nv" "' WORK on
- 20 ",'''," "o'''"eh''
,;na ro.r '' ana gain
:, 'I: ia, 0ve.' p"' !" posi-
y '''''' " Nv" - o"'"s FaP'a
and ,hron,,I 49, C '''" o'""
~, w ''o' NM race
49,, , '0 ''''e''
f- ''''S vi 'he P'ef
\. :, ,,,,.i..,>, Nv p'o's "
49,, " w. 'Pl'e"e"a 'hat
wa" t'e''"' WIZ NOT
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

Street C0mmiNee. The Committee
appointed to aSsess benefits and dam
ages to owners Of rca, estate on the
proposed line from the Congregation
nj Church to Mr.. Mckai.h's cornci
took careful survey Of the road and
made \ report the same evening
The street will be beautiful thorough.
fare when graded. SEQ Council pro
cccdinss.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15


business HsaJo Grant. is 4 not
able Tact that in all the large cite,
'iIc business neE are strong for th,.
Republican ticket. The reason is oh.
'IouS. In the election of Greeley and
brown they see only business ruin
and general business apathy pcryadiue
the whole country, Commerce has ba,
one >lew Of the devastating effect
Of waropon the nations prosper ~, and
Il" guardians don't choose 10 witness.
another period Of commercial dis.
as'eT' Ihe stable condition of the
government and its finances under
GraDt's administration is a sufficient
guarantee that with Grant At Tho
mead Of the government, il the fnturs
az ~ the past, financial ruin is impo,-
sible.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

Harvesting. Harvesting in Wood
90. IS progressing, and many fe Ids
have made obies=nce TO the sickle.
The harvest is abnnian. and the
hrsbzndnan glad.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

Loyi0gMe 7ra~k --lronIaying com.
menced at Nortbport on the 6 IS. u
L. u. Road last Monday, 40 says the
Appleton Crescent About mile a
day viii be put down.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

AaTro'o Escape Of Great Bri-
t"iHs Prime Minister Gladstone
'Flme Minister OF England had a mar,
row escape from death recently
Inc circumstances are these. In,
company with Mr.. Ayrton, Chief
Commissioner of Public Works, he
was Witnessing experiments with gun
cotton. Suddenly large quantity
exploded, shatterlng tie windows of
the Treasury building, but fortunately
not Ihjnrin4 the great statesman.
The British REALM may account itself
eXtreemIy fortunate in the eavapc OF
Mr. Gladstone. Ills loss wouId have
been lrretrievabIc 10 tie world, par
ucnIArIy to the Kingdom.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

pence the stream can be carried
through oar business streets and TINS
accommodate All our business houses.
Tile Mar CutboNc Ch,rch. -,-In
the erection and completion of the
Catholic Church the Catholic society
vail have consummateA a big work.
The cdriac viii be an ornament to
oar cry, and cannot be other than A
source OF pride to those whose ercrry
Ian! inJomltabIe will coupled with pc.
cunIary benefits, will have accomplish.
ed SO much. This edifice was com.
menced soy8e two years since
hut owing 10 the stringent condition
of the money market it has remained
partially bnIided till now, thp present
ipa>tor Of the so"ie't having taken The
matter in charge and diligently lai or.
.ed TO successfully accom- li>h what,
ont 'o' ms energy would have remain.
Jed unfinished, perhaps for years.
l"e ''NiSN'". OF the building Is
no" ho'er contract from foundation
20 "p"'' lhe contractor is Mr. trben
hean of Green Bay, whose ropn,a-
ton IS sufficient guarantee that the
work will be done in mastery man,
ner, by master workman. The time
for the to!ti.imcnt Of the contract is
December LIST,
We pald a somewhat extensive
visit TO the tHildng last week and
were very conrteousIy shown about
by Father TongNay The rear va!Ihas
been partially removed to make room
tor the Sanctuary whiehis to be fres,
coca and otherwise adorned There
ar" 10 De three affairs The mtcr'r
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

Ito all We who look with envl.
Gus eyes upon granaly painted wag'
ons. Chas. llcrsheb i. turning ont Just
such az will make a farmers heart hap.
py, at his shop on the hill.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

B'ifd1o Lum4.-This is the title Of
new aud very exciting work lost
from The press, 10y Hon. w. +. Webb
Of Kansas, containing details Of the
highest interest and importance con
cermng the natural features, vast &c.
sources, rapl1 development, and al.
most Incredible progress Of the far
Western States and Territories with
startling glinpses Of their mighty tut.
nrc
Curions aud interesting facts con.
nectcd with the climatic and other
changes consequent upon the scttIe.
ment and dcn>cr population of the
mewIy,rcclaimrd Western lands;
\ fail summary Of the Homestead
and Prescription laws and rcguIa,
tons, On the Appendy,) prepared by
former Register Of the L. 5. Land
Office.
Full and accurate description Of
the habits, characteristics, etc., of
the savage red man, buffalo, wolf, elk.
antelope, etc, ~ found ia their native
wiids and on the outskirts Of ciyiliza.
ton;
Graphic and thrilling narratives Of
hunting adventures, stalking the bj
son, encounters with Indians. etc;
Vivid pictures Of life on the irons
tiers; the past aud pre- sent Of the
Great Plains; the vast inlands sea.
and tho marvellous animal life with
which it once teemcd;
Highly Interesting accounts If the
geological wonders of the West, an.
| tjquarian aud scientific researches,
etc.
Tie rhols perradea Z spirit of
tie most genial and capttrattng he,
NOR.
An elegant octave volume of over
Five Hundred pages, protusely and
( spiendIdly Illustrated with tIfty.three
Original and striking Encrayings. "a
large number o: them full-page.y from
designs by Prof. HENRY WoREAIL,
made ur,ler the authors own sppervi
sion, and cxccnted by tho very best
talent ut the command Of the Ameri,
cah Bureau of illustration.
Styles AND PRICES,
( In Fine English Cloth, Gill Center
stamp, Plain Edges, 1925
% Sheep, Library style, SprinkIed
Edges, 1915
Our City. CentraIra md the entire
Conn;y Is to be canyassed for hi,
work by a boy, Morris Pomcroy-
who feels ~ though he would Ike tc
do 4omethIuc handsome for his folk
daring his fathers affection.
WeaEe ~ure that al who know 40
VIZ be writing to encourage the .piri
that prompts one so yosog TO under
take so large task, and the way Il
encourage the boy, u to bty a book
let he v'uR- adveuturer send IN !
. showing hst and his heart viii b.
ahrioe glad.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

h'Sco''sr's .vute F;tir--We arc
under Obligations TO The officers ortbs
W. State Agricultural Society for a
complimentary ticket to the Annual
Exhibition holden at Milwaukee, Sent
23-2t-25-26 G27. We shall attend
Il all goes well with us.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

Huches. Tin Daily is receiving
lnscious peaches duty by stage.
Try 'em.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

PubEc Lecture. Rev. J. d. Cole
delivered very able and eloquent
discourse on the Woman's Suffrage
question last sabbath evening. The
Rev. took progressive grounds and
advanced many excellent ideas
clothed in the purest rhetoric.
The attendance was all that could
have been desired.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

Ministerial For the next three
Sabbaths, the pulpit Of the Congiga'
tionaIChurch will be occupied by Mr..
Emery IN the morning, who will read
''Beechcr" and in the evening by Mr.,
Brown Of Plover.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

Tile Berlin COmeat This excel
lent exchange has been sold to Mr..
Duria JUNIOR, a Canadian barrister,
delivery to he made Sept. lst
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IdurSlay, Aug. 10Th, 1872.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CFEgHCn DIRECTORY.

CONGEEG ATl0NAT~-Rev r. ~ WEB
STIR. Services every Sabbath At log A NJ,
,aud u p w. Sabbath School ut II n,
Prayer meetings "Wednesday evenings.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rev. J. p.
ColE. Services every Sabbath ut 10Y 4 N,
aud "a r. Sabbath School at y 4. "
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15
Common Council Proceedi,tgs.
City Of GxASp RArIDs, !
July 25tE, 1872. {

July 25th, 1872.
Special meeting % the Common
Council, Thursday jay 25th 1872.
Council met under special call.
His Hon. Mayor Lunt in char
Present Aid. Reeves, Hasbrouck,
Purdy, Worden and Neevcs,
Council called for the purpose of
taking into consideration an amend,
ment to ordnance passed at the last
regular meeting, in relation to fire
limits. No action taken.
On motion Council take MP the
matter of granting license to II. d,
| Freeman.
Motion made by Aid. Reeves that
the amount to be paid into the Treas.
ury for license to II. Is. Freeman,
dating from April 10th 1872 aud re-
naming until April lofh 1873, be fix
ed at the sum Of SIS, and that on
said Freeman paying the costs al
ready incurred in the action common
ced against him that tho action be
-,
withdrawn. Motion carried.
~ :, :. =,
Council adjourns until : O'Clock
Thursday Jnlv o5,b : O'Clock I, NJ
Council met pursnan, to adionrn.
men. and under spccial call Hi.
Hon Mayor !, chair prs.en, AID
Stevenson. Reeves Hasbropck pur.
av S,ava. and Warden
Tk. mcetira holm, called for the
srociaI nprno,a oftat;no into ,npsil.
o,o,;,, ,ho o,,.r &c ~, ora;,onno
mn fire limit.
demonstrators ofcoo Nooycg ava
~ others AGAINST n. na.sooe Of the
Maid ordinance presented md rrad
4 lV;,tar addresses, tive Cnnpril
!, favor of ,bn ord;r,n.s and ;p.x.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

The World beads It's report Of =
ratiiigstion meeting y? the river ;
ssre>.ry ana Blown n sing sing :"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

Tie NorM C~oLina Election. -
Positive intelligence is now received
'ha' North Carolina has gono Rypub
,ic"n. Caldwell is elected governor
by over a thousand majority, and tho
Republican. have elected ,Lr.o or,h.
e'Snt Congressman. The Legislature
gains forty republicans. Consi,lerir,
the Tact that all the rebels have been
en'rancbIs"d since the election Of IN
'n's - = hlg victory and must e.,rt
decided Influence on the November
election.
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