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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

MEDIcAt-Wo published DIR.
Thayer's card last week and mad
verten,ly omitted to append his name
to the advertisement. The Dr. will
be at the Rablin House, on the ID and
81 Of June for consultation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
7o,,-r,Cs,. DIRECTORY
Cuv,RCu DIRECTORY

coyGnEG ALTON AL.-Rev; T. ~, NJ " VS.
.,n srryi,cs every Sabbath At l"a a. ~
49," I'D" ii p NJ. sabbath School az - NJ
s p,'' ,rr meetings "Wednesday evenings
METHODIST ErIscoPAL.-ke,yo, D. =
Co,r services every Sabbath at iot A. NJ
No 5 Fl Sabba,h school at A NJ
T IIra meeting every Thursday evening
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

The old Hurley mill has been put
in rnnning order by Mr.. Rabl'n, and
will commence operations soon wlIn
a good supply of logs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
DIED.

At her residence in this City on
the 4ih OF May 1872 Carrie f. "lEs
of James Miller, in the 29th year OF
her age.
The deceased was born at Clinton
New jersey she was united IN mar
riaoe to James Miller IN the year
1861 and il the year 1860 came with
her husband to this place. ab@ was
an affrctlonate wife, devoted mother,
kind neighbor and a sincere christ
ian. e "
In all the relations she sustained,
she faithfully discharged her duties.
She had been faithful member Of
the NJ. 4. Church OF this place Tor a
number Of years. Am'd her sntlc''
inrs, and they were severe daring
the last few DAYS Of her life, she was
patient au,i resigned. And though
,he desired 10 1--we tor the sake OF her
family, yet the was enable to resign
her husband and children INTO the
hands Of Him, whom she knew would
care tor them.
After committing her al to the
Savour she waited patlenilyfor the
heavenly escort.
The funeral services were held N
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
CDDsSESEs'$
Leather stocking
NOVELS.

"The enduring monuments OF Kenmore
Cooper are his works. While the love Of
country continues 10 prevail his memory
viii exSist in the hearts Of the people 80
truly patriotic and American throughout
they should find place in every American, 2
library ~ Daniel lPtbs'rf,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

ScuooL MEETING.--A spirited
school meeting was held at the school
house, pursuant to call last Thursday
evening, at which time the School
Board was authorized to bny certain
pieces Of ground adjoining the school
building. A special tax Of fourteen
hundred dollars was voted to be col
Iected the coming season. The land
bought will make an oblong yard en-,
closing three acres in the finest part
Of the city, elevated, dry and slightly
where can be erected II fine school
building nj a cost Of less than one
hall the sum pledged the Normal
School last fall, one which can be
made an Academy where can be
taught all the branches preparatory
for a complete college course. WIN
the assistance of the Howe beqnest,
such an institution can oe io""te''
which wi! reflect credit upon oar
people and materially add to Tie
beauty Of orr city.
The property negotiated for is val
uatie, and the city or district IN m
proving the opportunity for purchase
has done a good thing which no mem
Der Of the district will regret a te"
wears hence. Let the School Board
at once close the contract, and make
such Improvements as are requisite
We are sure from the unaninhy eX'
pressed at the meeting, that such ac
ton viii be heartily sec onded by lhS
whole people
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

WlscoxsIH PnESs CoNyENTioH.--
We publish the call for the annna!
convention of the Wisconsin publish
crs and editors, to be held at Madison
June 18th.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
RoBB Is RAnLIN.

MILLINERY See Mrs. Hunting
tons advertisement. Mrs. II. is re-
cciving new spring goods daily o.
the latest styles and most beautiful
patterns. Examine her stock.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
rprM1r.Ms AID eLrB TERMS.
. Those rIub terms are designed specially
for towns where thsfe are no local booksell-
era

ere
ANY person ~ Sing nssthe amon"t IN I'D
vance for the romplste ssi Of the Led'hef"
storkiug Series, 1913, vii receive gfifait.
oHsIy handsome sleel-engrayed p"fira1 Of
J fenimofe Cooper, o. sihe sn11aoe 'oF
binding IN the yolne Any ohe sFhdlN8 u
the amount in fall tot four complete Ses' 0,
this series $50 "'Il receive aa ezra s'e
gratuitous,y. each -et accompanied by we
steel portrait Of CooPer Iee volumes OF
the sefie. will be 'ntiied 70 each SUBSCRIBE
mss. all a. rapidly as put,lishei, and ~
porsrAlt Immediately " the RECEIPT o' tns
ieagiitar
ID APPLETON Dc CO, PablIshcrs,
$40 & 55i Broadway, New folE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

The river is up TO a fine running
stage, aud lumber is slowly coming
over the rapids, direct from the saws
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

pru ,,n>,vr A,ovr RvNs-
Dn,;n, rlo na<, three ar forr Years
40 ha,o n.ol ,hron a;n.ron, mo1;f.
,;,ns of,,.. mos, .nl.h,,ted s.wino
Machines IN our family and while
.L.,, nr MAJ, v.os If y,,,,a when N
.,o1 ru,n;,,, order ga, ,j,o k,owl T..
ax, ana ,ro,1lo rao,;,od ia keen
,han, ia ,hot condition o1n,os, com.
,l,,o,, ro,,r,l;yol Al, ,bc bcnc6, de.
r,,, ,.n, ,,oro osn.,,o,ry ,ho
A., o,.,.o.,,,,. h,d ro[,o;,,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
NOTICE.

An examination Of Applicants for Teach
ers errtiGestcs, flor Wool County, .Siil BE-
held at
GRAND RAPIDS, April 49,
CENTRAIIA, Mas 4.
Hour OF commencement, . O'Clock A. NJ
J. Q EMERY,
w. supl Of Schools,
Wood Co Wis.
Srsad Rapids, VIZ, Mach "a, l'2'I
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

Dry Goons. -Mcssrs. Neevcs d
son have just received as fine stock
Of spring goods az we ever saw
brought into the comfy. Call and
examine them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

m The Veer-IlYcf. ". Tue TI01ttFs.
III. The PathfnIef. Y. The PrAtte.
Thi, edition Of thu I" Leataer Stocking
Tales will be printed in handsome octave
volumes. from nes ;ereotype plates. Each
yolnme .apcrhly and iai,Yii,la.tr4tcd with en-
tircly new design. w ti,er dislipgu -h.d artist
+ 0. {. Da,iey, aud bohnd ia an attractive
n,per cover Prize. Sepedg.fle Ccnh pr
V,s,,D,e or s3.7l fur tne complete set The
soriss WHEN completed VIII make, bound,
an elegant lbr4ry yoIons, for which hiood-
n,g-eases viii be furnished at a m9iefatc
prise,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

Spring seems to have put in an ap>
pearance at last. We welcome the
stranger.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

WANTED, To purchase a house
about I rooms located IL
the tilst or second ward. Inquire at
this Office.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
A NEW AND
Splendldly- illustrated Popular
Edition Of
Fenimorc Cooper's
W0RLD-FANOUS
Misunderstanding Romances.

D. Appleton Il 90 aanonnce that they
have commenced the publication Of j FEM.
more Coopcl's Novels, IN form. des'sa'l =
general popular circalaiion The seI'"s WI
be1fn Win the faIuous Leather-s o2k'hg
Tales five u number, which viii be pub
i,hed in the following order, al Intervals OF
nhuut a mpnth
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

Dr. L. NJ. Smith, Magnetic physi.
clan, who has affected many cures in
this vicinity without the use Of med,
cine, takes his departure for Contra
liza, Wisconsin, this evening, where be
will be located for short time, We
be speak for him cordial reception,
and trust he may he enabled to do aS
much good in his rev field of labor
as he has in this community, and that
he NAV return to rs, ere long, with
rene wed health. - The Iaaiun0po3iS
JcurRa&
DR.. f. NJ. Smith, Magnetic PhySl'
clan. has taken room Partor Is, second
floor ut the Rablin House, Grand
Rapids Wis. where he will remain for
two months. Those wishing to con
suit him will find Kim at his room
from 9 A. NJ. until -, and from |. I.
NJ. until half past ionr. Consultation
free.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
Ola IL ~,

Ola II ~,
Brass aud Copper wanted at the
Grand Rapids Foundry and Machine
Shop.
If RoBB ,& RAnLrN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

PERsoNAL.-We were the recipient
of very pleasant cali last Monday
from d. p. Blackstone of tie Berlin
Comant. Mr.. Il. is interested IN
cranberry. lands in Wood County and
had been sojourning thereon for sev-
eral days prior to his car We
Judge, in fact we know that MIR. B.
has good thing, as have some TWEEN
~ OF the Berlin people, many OF whom
propose becoming residents Of orr
city ere long We shalt welcome
them, and Bro. 3. when YOU come
again come and sup with us.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

Tue GEASp RAPIDS LITTER --
Famlam, the travelling correspondent
of the Madison JouFaal, gives Grand
Rrplds and Ccntralia a good letter IN
recent issue of that Journal, portions
of which we were intending to give
our readers, bnt as some genial friend
who believes in takiag q paper has
appropriated it, we very gracefully
decline as a matter Of necessity.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
PLAIN HOME TALK.
Tux LOST CITY,

or Cdi@0go as il ras and as IL 49,
A book brm fll Of thrilling intercs ana
sta,,lug neident,; praiusciv i,usu rated,
Orders filled in the order received. Ptjoc.
nIpytttiiy Ipuu1 ~ 40
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

r. b. slcarns. Joseph H. Williams, peltop
E.,v. Sarah Chiltenden and The unknowu
owners Of the following described real rs-
tale, situate, lying and being in the
County Ct Wood, aud sta.e Of Wisconsin,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
STATE or WISCONSIN, IL THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF WOOD COUNTY.


Norman Gcddcs, as Assignee, for tho benefit
Of the creditors Of John H. Simpson,
nl1intin
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

Rapids Wis. where he Will remain Tor
two months. Those wishing to con
suit him will find Kim at his room
from 9 A. NJ until u, and from |. 7.
NJ. until half past tonr. Consultation
free.
DR.. L. NJ. SMITH.
"About two years since this gen,
tleman moved to this city, aud began
the long series of cures effected by
hun since then, through his electrical
agencies or methods. That he Is not
quack is proved by his long resi-,
dence among us, and the large num-
Der of notable cures of the most Sc
.rjous diseases that he has made.
Two of these that we witnessed ON
Tuesday viii 90 to show his ability as
a successful physician. The first was
the ease of George w. Howard, OF
Traders Point, Pike township. FIFTY
days ago he WAS completely proSna[,
e,l by a stroke OF paralysis. Since
that time he has been entirely help.
less. not being able even IT, raise hIS
head, the prostralion OF the nervous
aud Muscular systems being complete.
He has been treated duriag that time
bv several Of the physicians IN The
vicinity Of his residence, bot has re-
ceivcd 70 srchcf from them. On
Tuesday he was brought to Dr..
Smiths residence, No. 40 PennSyIVa-
MA street, on h,s bed, and carried m
to his house. DR., Smith began work
,ng viii him, and inside fifteen NM
ulcs Mr.. Howard was walking around
the room and in half an hour he went
out into the street, climed into the
Wagon and drove of, and thus almost
literally tultlling the ScriptHraI IN.
Junction, Take up tiy bed and
walk
Another was tie case Of the wife Of
Charles W. Ray, residing at 80 ia
kota street; for the past two years
She has been blind with an election
of the eyes that almost totally dcs
lroyed the sight After tue hrsl
treatment at the hands Of Dr.. smith,
she was able to see to wask. Al the
>ccour' fthc one Witnessed by usl, she
was able to read copy OF the "ouT.
nal without tie least trouble or pam.
These cases might be continued al
most indefinitely, but dose above
quoted will suffice to show the Doct.
or's skill, and speak with more effect
than a Thousand mere words.-I">
di0n0poH JoHWdL
| was completely Frustrated by par
aly~is, and was treated by DR.. Smith.
| am now cntlrcIy well. GEO. w.
HOWARD,
Traders Point.
HONE AGAIN.--Mr. Pomeroy who
was so terribly injured at Wausan a
few weeks ago, was brought home
last Wednesday. Mr. i was very ten.
derby cared for by the good people
of Wausau, who fitted up a spring
bed and arranged many comforts for
the long ride. Mr.. Pomeroy stood
the tedious journey bravely, receiving
attentions from his many friends at
Knovlton and Stevens Point. At
Stevens Point Mr.. Cnrran and his
excellent wife ministered to Mr.. P's
comfort in surrcndering their private
room and giving him every possible
attention. $50" was in the hands Of
friends at Wausau, but in sickness rs
40 I...a al.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

Drowned. "A man named ID. X.
Wright, residing at Plover, engaged
on Moses Finch's lumber, Robert
Crawford pilot, was drowned last Sat
urday at Edwards dam, IN attempt
inc to swim from the boom TO a
spiece'' en- transit. A board was
thrown him, but he failed to get it
and was SWEPT over the dam. Mr.
Finch offers reward of $25 for the
recovery OF the body to be Unidentified
by the proper authorities.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

MUsIcAL.-Our city has been en-
livened with live harpist aud two
v,olinists, y boy and gir! OF youth
full years. They gathered up right
smart Of the 'root Of all evil"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

Fell IL A FrF.-An unknown man
fell in fit from the sidewalk just
above the Wood Co. Drug Sore, last
Saturday, precipitating himself down
the embankment about three feet
He escaped uninjured. query, would
not oar city authorities have been
responsible had he received even the
slightest injury
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

have recently moved Into my new store,
aud have nav on hand and am receiving
dtiiy from Eastern ma ket., one Of the lar.
ap,t and bert selected stock OF Goods ever
kent ~ Wood County, and solicit p'rties
wishing 10 buy goods to call ana eIsmine my
goods before purchasing elsewhere,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04
THE CUBAN CONFLICT,

Tba President treats fhis .tdistressino
al s;c1,on;nc, contest, With mich for.
l ~ uis ra+ioonoa i lorra,.a, s.,r,
go, of ootion M contest has Iosts7
5sa,;, a., roors IA neitbar nortv ii.
80 49, 49,, s,,1.tort;oISal7 o,.a,
Go -, H. { +,,sn r;ab+ q u
'-io INC . -; -, ~, =, .ta31o,. t7,es,
2L99,l,l5 - ,'.lol = i III Ill., I,
in'9's ~ - -. MI, -" - ~ at1.r -.
olv li''li' v ~ ~ ~ w., - ~ 49, :7
osnleieii'a, IT 80 II \, II, - i,
%i!cn J,'S'Ii5 inc 5o'elI-l'aH' ~ -,
United states y recognizing . s'a'e 2
paonc ""t OsI"esn 'Ies9 IoitlD''"H' =, =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04
TIE ELIGIBILITY BORE.

IS stated yesterday, we have never re-
gariei the question Of MIR, Kellogg $
eligibility 70 the goYernorship- as at all
pertinent TO the case against Governor
Warmotho which las already taken up SO
much time Of the Circuit Court The
only objec: % its introduction by oppos-
ing counsel seemed to be for the purpose
Of wasting time; and if this was their pur-
pose, We must give them credit for COM
plete success. Whichever way this CUES
ton may hereafter be determined, there is
no doubt that it is ruled out in the issue
now joined for the conclusive reason, il
for no other, that it is not made a part Of
the pieadings.
Yet atr. 3anaeIl Hunt again yesterday,
ana against all rules Of proceedings, asked
for and obtained another opportunity to
address Tie count on This irrelevant theme,
and by :his :2eans prevented the argument
being concluded. as would otherwise have
been tie case. This sort of rubbish being
now finally disposed Of, however. We may
eIpec: Che kernel Of the nut to be speedily
reached, thus atfording a blessed relief to
an anxious and afflicted community.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04

ants in this civil war against the other,
but provides a part Of the means to main
tain and perpetuate the bondage Of one
race Of human beings which We have de-
clared Of right, free, independent and
equal Indeed, it does not look exactly
consistent for us to have sent 2. 688, 523
soldiers into the field ana incurred a pub
lie debt of 50, 1000, 000, 0G0 to emancipate
negro slaves in our own territory and then
submit to tax Of twenty-five per cent On
commodities sent to Cuba, which tax is
avowedly applied to maintain African
slavery within the domirions Of Spain.
We are thus made to pay Oh both sides,
and thus contribute our part Of the pre-
MUM on slave grown sugars. The Presi-
dent has clearly opened the way to action,
and we infer from his message that if
Spain does not drop that plausible and de-
ceptiYe manner, under which she became
party to the policy Of SURPRISING the
African slave trade, and yet imports Bozal
negroes to the present day, and under
| which she processes q purpose Of l1nn1e-
date emancipation, and yet sends fles Of
soldiers to compel the slaves TO labor, the
President will feel no hesitation in Teoog-
MIXING the belligerency Of the insurgents,
thus cutting the dykes Of slavery. What
ever policy the President may deem law
fully within his power, he may rely 2pon
the cooperation Of the greatest power Of
the world, nor would the overthrow az tie
only disciplined labor engaged in pro.
ducing sugar be regretted by the sugar
planters Of the United States. The mes
sage shows that under existing oiIcum-
stances the President is entitled 70 ezer-
else his discretion, and that it depends
upon the sincerity with which Spain cone
plies with her pledges to humanity and %
the world whether he viii exercise bis dis
cretior at one moment Or another. Spain
now stands upon the test OF sincerity; She
may beware of every step, for calm and
resolute eye is upon her.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04

that Grant is such a poor strategist that
he will break faith with and give
offense to the three-fourths Of the people
for the purpose Of winning over the other
fraction. That the overwhelming vote he
received in 1872 is not enough to satisfy
his inordinate ambition for popularity,
he therefore will go in for unanimous
thing Of !: in 1876. This is the political
outlook that has for these many days wor-
RED our assute contemporary, and excited
his liveliest fears.
Now We have seen nothing 70 warrant
such a scare in anything that has come 10
US from Washington. If not asking too
much, We VIII be pleased to have the
Times specify what radical politicians
have taken alarm at such proposed con-
dqct. We except Wendell Phillips, George
Francis Train and similar shining lights,
whom the Tines sometimes delights in
holding up to this people" as opponents
Of Northern opinion. We Will admit in
advance that they will testify to anything
the Times may say they will, But they
are not Republicans With the example
Of Mr., Greeley, formerly one Of the
strongest and most popular Republicans
in the Union, who was first fattered and
then betrayed by the Democracy, Grant
is not likely to have much to do with the
small fragment Of party that played on
the single string anything to beat Grant"
all through the last campaign. Let your
fears be allayed, neighbor. There is no
such danger ahead as you pretend to scent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04
PRETTY RRPORH. THIS.

TAgoug;. 5mpyoyiience. cageIessness, oE
reckless ;agtisanship, the city was. :oS
some .ir.e past. jUrdened 'yiti! the ex"
peuse 8: a double set Of recorders She is
shout 70 :Je plunged, Il Ii. !'ccyE95s is
rightly informed. into the very sane "e&a"
!ious and costly trouble again,
The incumbent recorders were,. only ..
few weeks ago, elected for regular terms Of
two years. These IoficerS are removable
only for causes laid down in the law. and
no such charges are alleged against them.
Set the new Board of Administrators pro-
pose 10 Gust them in favor OF some Of the
clamorous claimants who haunt the City
Hall corridors, and boast Of their exc
rloits-not usually creditable from an
honest outlook during the campaign just
closed
The Picaglne asks q postponement Of
the proposed election until all the
new Administrators get in, and threat
ems those whom Judge Elmo1e has
installed with the indignation OF
3 this people poor people: they
must have become tired ofthe il
dignation business by this tine) if this
request is not Needed We put our dee
mand on an entirely different ground.
The new city officials promised reform
and retrenchment, and they will prove
themselves nothing betteg than poitica!
confidence men If they begin their oficia!
careey by copying the syorst e.i!a os tile
preceding administration, If the incnlno
bents in whom we disclaim any especial
interest have a legal right to therecorder-
ships, the city will have to pay dearly, as
in the past, should the Administrators
illegally eject them. We can not stand q
multiplication, when We have been prom
ised a reduction Of salaries, simply be
cause ranting ward politicians flme and
threaten; and it is about time. besides, as
We have repeatedly declared, that the
Legal rights of individuals-shouId begin
to IL respected. TO show that we, at
least. are free from partisan feeling in this
matter, we state that so far as our knowI-
edge extends, every present recorder took
active part On the fusion side during the
recent canvass.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04

Il IS fortunate the decision Of Judge
Howell il the Bovee case appears in the
same Issue Of She Times as it's self-lalda.
tory editorial comments, or the readers q
that journal would, as is usual. be m:sled
as to the nature Of the judgment,
The decision Of Judge Emerson, which
the Times compliments itself fer havins Ge.
cia:ed eGroreous, was in no way involved. il:
the :ece4: issue, "a: long ago became iaai,
and was 30 declared by the Supreme
Court. IT, .1.::: jj,.st terminated is one al
which Tie Zines displays utter ignorance.
and was instituted afteg Che Legislature
had failed to sustain the Governor s act.o1e
il removing Bovee o.. 20 imaeaeh him. as
recommended. The iangoag. Of Judge
Howell is 900 gi.'ls -. such o.u@d=gs %
BE ey.a12s.Ile.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-04

The Rome Georgia. Courier reports that
General Eugene LeHardy mas sold his in,
eerest, 100000. in patent type-setting
machines and il is further reported that he
will invest this amount in some manufactur.
ing enterprise at his plantation near Rome.
General LeHardy was the engineer and
superintendent Of the Selma, Rome and
Dalton railroad, and is man of much
scientific skill FrenaLnar by birth.