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HOOFLAND'S TONIC

acts With sf.lo-i .hasssioU. Fie... 10 l.,, s.-,
stimulates 'he tagging and xas,ing tns....-. p. !,
ihvigo.ais- s5i y,erGiar.eli!y strengthens ~ e. az.
upo.I The iiscr :ni sicsren thorough rern.rs 81.
prompt Than .ss Eit,SIs, .hrTs the S1,.is s.. e.
taken, l. naLa the less t.rtsin ip,ije,.ti.. ..-
houscea-. physical o. nsrycn. IserJrst.c- -.FS
reaoiis 10 49, potent iniuinc-. !, sigC~ A.. re-!
nea:s ana ~ niger hold Tirrn lIr, F.1,.... !--
pfc~>cn spirits, aea 'ns.S.e> t;..tT.,.ia@- T.
supp'aits the pci. OF iise2ea wa, IN e-s- III
so1ior, Of perte. health, IL ziyss si!.ust5 i,
weakness, throws ds=roudauc= - f5c gir,ls 81
s'3fts lac Usiorsf. Invalid upon reE aEI cirj.
sorie ssfeeT. Bat d.. HooiGUl'. l-:,.is..i1a,,- IA
the "url-r !ace are cSt ca.En.i "a ~ --i.ir:,-i
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
AGENTS WANTED
Z d" Sell oar Patent Ivory ARK f.fg"ssa
Vitae Eye Cups.

S22eiac.s rsGderei useless. g.TGE:.' $sre Eyes
cured aud all the diseases ai ~" csc successfully
treated. Gore gus rantsed hr t:.- ,res,esr :iven-
,icn II he ags.
Or. s. a:sk.s. a. COS s.sIeNs i-Se t0Sss.
TIE vs,ne o. the seisSraUss rad w=:i suuwn Pat
Eye Cup. FOR he r-soIs t.GTi az sighi breaks
s:ic blszes In The eviusEse OF i, TO res1i
1ncaiais Of cures and recommended br tnau
,oS0 OF our best physicians in their practice. The
Patent Eye Cops .oisni:..c AID ifiiiesG phi cal
discovery, and az Mayor Eilis, OF Day;ou, ohio,
~ri,es: they axe certainly the creates invention
Ct the age.
Certificates G. cues Performed by Inc sp olicaton
CT Dr.. J. Bal. i Co.'S Pateat ivo-y AMI Iignum
Vita Sye Cups.
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The pasesi and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world = Hazard & Csswclrs, made Oh
the sea shore from fresh selected !iver.. Ly
Casweil, Hazard 4 &C., New YoEk. /, ia
absolutely pure AID sweet. Patients wl,v
bsve once takenii prefer il 30 all others.
Physicians prefer il to any ether oils in the
market. Sold by Theo. Ege.s.'orf. drussis,
iSg
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Thanks - Mrs. HtasloW's SsOthiss
Syrup; we haze been relieved from slsep!ess
nights OF painful watching, with poor. suf.
ierine, ,eething children. ap2Sd&~
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NGs, ~e iesire iss reader 70 distinctly ..ldo--
ate I'd thst this cytrsef Of the Iard-r.e i. n,a,,
uines more powerful tkac the Mandrake Itself IL 4.
the n,sdcin.i virtue, Of th. E,c,,h-svns plant in
a Fe.ie:uy Pure and highly conesntrG,ed form.
sutu.e is dose, while where six 70 eight or
hoedsai c! other rsepsrsIioos Of Ii. Narirsta srs
required. Ire Podophyilia
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An Tl.0PEMEXY.

E6s SsAoossAesse1 AbrooA-W1tls ga
other WOMAN
TIE usual. sta;j little burg ii Mcuni
City. il our nsighbor;ns coanlv Of the souib
Eas joe; experienced a first ci.s sensation,
.siHg nothing lssr than the slopelnert of the
sShos.Essse-. with Ole Of his assistants, q
dashink young widow circumstance which
cAanos fail to bring frssh to mind, Mr.. Wei.
Iex's sage advice 10 6anaivel. The Sesf;asi
Q: the l9;h give Us az account of the .c,spe,
and says:
Very many Of our readers vili remember
Pleasant Hyatt, who assisted Superintendent
Boskin in conducting ths Normal School 1t
this p!acs, last summer, Az many will per-
haps 10 surprised to learn that he hss de-
sensi his family and run Cd with widow
HE ssducer luiil you permit the exprsssion7)
j. Mrs.. Willsozd, and, just Pveviousto thar
departure shs was teaching school at Eudora,
Douglas County. Hyatt also lived 1t Eudoes
and was school director. The people de.
nsndsd that Mrs. Willfcsd resign the posi-
tion Of teacher. The exact reasons for this
pzeempsosy demand have not, we believe,
beea stated in the pepsrs, bot they ars
su6caentiy obvious. There appeared to b
aogsn, reasons why she should leave that
ssa;or. Hyatt could not, We suppose. un.
der lie existing circumstances, e.e her 20
aloe. 50 he Told his vile that he was
gong to Ssdewick county to zee about .
cla.r. whice re had there. Inssesd Of doing
sait. lie sold his property, left his wife and
shres children. and il company with the
widow, tool train On the Kansas Pacific
sor the west. Mrs. Wilford was also NJ the
Normal Institute held here last summer.
She is described a. IN inferior woman, both
physically and mentally. Hyatt's action in
this afsir seems strange. He has long been
Proninently identified with schools in Kan
~ and Indiana, having held the Office Of
County Superintendent in the latter Stats for
1--WE o. three terms. He has proved himself
. eay deceiver. II il to be hoped that he
and she echsoi Interests may have perpetual
ssparstioC.
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And .hey will be true TO you. Never viii
YOU need false ONES, il ycu Use The Sozodont
morning and evening. Ii imparis indistruc-
tbili:y to tire enamel, keeps it white and
spctle-s, and wonderfully improves the
breath. weG-sstSw
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joNEs' CoNNERc.AL COLLIDE IN st
Louis is the les; institution Q: She &iaa IL.
ti,ie country for a young isdy gen: to
sl:a:n tas.res= ediuc..ios DIV
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The Ohio & Mississippi Railway Is nov
running Pul!man's palace sleeping cars
through 10 Cinci.nali, Louisville, Baltimore
and Washington without change. All PSF
senser CARS equipped with Mii!er's safety
platform and Gcodalc s. Westinghouse 9
pa,en. air and steam brake. Fiify-two
miles the shories: route. cod
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FROM Eugene Kelly, Esq, Banker, q
Nassau street, New YORK, July Z. lS7o-To
DR.. MacNevin: in justice 10 your e1cellen,
powders, permit me to state that ihe rsult
was speedy and perfect cure. dSw.
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The above scale Of prices is temporarily
established and seems 10 be reasonable.
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Hon. C. C. Hutchinson, OF the nes town
Of HsscAiasss, Reno county, came up from
he southves; Last evening, and will remain
. by o. twa. He says the county il filling
up napidly. and the town progressing hand
sSoels. The Atchison, Topeka 4 aanss Fe
Railway will reach Hutchinsen about thc
sosA Of Nay. The track-lAy~s ere goiae
.enA At The nate Of nearly one mile per day.
Aesr crossing the Little Arkanaas, he tack.
hysn Win incrsass their speed to two miles
Pse -, nd kssp il Up until ths western line
q W. ss.ae. 800 ails dissans, Il reached.
3eswsn Newton s.a Hatehipsou. far, ,,,..
sad cetiy EiAses vil Aav. TO BE- pu =
saa Il s'asss the hs;dgi.s q vide ssr,.m,
&.iniibs ePssd IN exiecdisg he road.
Hem Thnnday Reno coun,y viii vo.. .o.
PsePsaisiea 10 isue $4,000 in bond. ..o
hs4e d Lib end Bie Askan.as r;,:.,
cd build Court House. We ase a,v,,.
-sisd % &c G. G. H.aeh;nsoo; he's - fun a
osvs md doing - acch 70 opea ont ana
dsvsleP the faztils southwss.
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No Person can take these Eiiters ac,ora
ing u crsSf,o-.s- -ri -sTn1n Ing ur-s rro-i,ct
Their bo1ss &c. Gs.r7e,, b. mineral Y5s5 ct o;si
mean 7r'' III. ~! c-r1r7 vl=::t te--r5 Tic pin.
G. .sp7ir.
Dyspspsis Ga Indigestion. Eeaaacte. PAIN
N iis Sha-;-s. Coughs i;s:n,ss Of the Cnes'. Diz
ziues', Som Precautions Ct The Stomach Fad Ta..s
in the Mo.,i Tilicus Attaeks, Pzp.ia:ion # ,l,c
Hs9F; inflammation Of tie Lun- Pain in the rsso-;
OF tie hianeys 7Gd .:UriT:i o;aeI painful sy1rp:or1s
are TIE ofis-r-s q Dysp.-si7 II tle.e cc.lrair;-
1t -s 70 eoaa, ard On. ho:!.s VII Prove letter a..r-
ani.e OF rs merits thai; lengthy Advertisement
Fer Female Complaint, in vot:a- CT ell
n'arriet q ssie, ~ the saul Of woranhocd or Ia.
urn Of he these Ioa:c Filters display 50 decided an
tib.e ''>'.
For IHdausnsaioTy and ChroEI. Rhen-
naasisns and Cout, B;l;ci,s, Renii:eut ani Iu.er.
intent Eeve-s, Diseases Of the Blood Liver kSn-v5
and Bladder. these Piiters have 70 eoaal Such Ds
eases are caused b. Ntated Blood. which Is generally
ProSuoed b. der1nseIneut Of the Digestive Organs.
Ihey arc u Gentle PuTgatiye rs well a.
1onac. possessing also the peculiar insri OF aatiay
as Powerful agent N reieyus Congestion CT Imam
match o; tue Liver ard Nisce., Organ ard IN Bilious
Fer Sokln Diseases, Trtr.i5z-. Te.te-. S,,,
Rhecn, Elo'ehes. pots Puppies Pusuies, Eois Car
ounsle-, King -worlns, Scsld-Heai, So:c Eyes, Fry
sfsia Itch, Setir Dissertations OK The skin H,,,uora
and Diseases Of the Skin, ct whatever rarne or nature
are 'eraly dug up and carried on: Of tie system IN
shSIt time BY the use OF these Bi,iers
graceful Thousands proclaim vr,,rc.- P,r-
TERs the most wonderful inTsoran; that eve. sustained
]; WALKER PrOp'r R, II. MCDONALD 4 co.
Druggists and Gen. Agis, san Francisco and New Yo,t
II SOLD EY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS.
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BlxBY's Backing. The only polish 10,
injurious 10 leather. d&w
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CLEANSE THE SYSTEM OF ALL
IMPURITIES.
e g: :::s:s:: Purify s s.sss..
bR. SGArSSs rASACEA.
De- D. : :xa1sf. the Blood. r r.s.s.

d.. 0Wayne's blood purifying Panaeea
d.. Svayne's blood purifying Panaeea
d., 9vayns's hood YuEilying PAnaeea.
For ssofCls, ulcers SIRE throat, indecent :umc3
remedy ever dis oyssed.
MRcCEIAL AND SYPHl1IC DISEASES.
In al complicated cases Of scrogula and Syphilis,
and u cases where syphilitic virus q the parent
causes DEVELOPMENT Of Syphilis o. Seroinla In the
chiId ncthias hss eyer proved 80 eaectual IN co0-
plesely eradcstiae every vct4:e Of these dangerous
Complaints. 1t imparts strength and socndnses to
dsbilit.iei and corrupted censtitutioas, keNby
eayjnc ,Se ofsuring from hereditary diseases. De-
.riHe svnStoas a an cammnuicatsona, and sddress
Letters 10 DR.. SWAfSE s son, Philadelphi:.
40 charge made Ecr a1sics.
aGScS3a. solj b u. AS.a. ROBERT PAkHAN
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Ser Moth fssseise~, Fre.kis-. as'a Z ASS
on the isc~, Use Perry's MoIh sni trsckie
Lotion. II rs reliable and hs: a.iess Soid
by al! druggists Depot, ~ Bond street,
New YORK. n.aIl1en.-52
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Ne. BENJAMIN PiTKIx. Eighth street,
between Main and Sycamore streets, Cincia'
natl, writes u., January s, 1851:
81 feel it duty owe to others, to let them
know the val1e Of your DR.. Wm. Halls
Balaan for tie Lunss for curing Group. My
little girl, seven years old, had an attack OF
croar, and came very near dying. l gave
her Dr.. VIM. Hairs Bai.am fos tie Lungs
As directed, wk:cn gave relief in very short
time. We have used i; in cases If bad
cough with the happiest result" ar22i&~
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German Bittels.

or b. i"saln.hla Toms. Esiss pr.r7r-, s.s..s.lr
popular favor hel7rse cf.ts lr:,nsic p5srit= M.
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BixBYs Laundry Rne. The !r.i becaus,
free frcm acid ISw

| To avert evil !. one Of the granGes. tri-
unphs Of human skill. This triumph is
achieved by Dr.. Walker's Vegetable Vine
gar Eis,ers. They bnild up, fcr.iiy, and
reaovate the feeble system, thu. enabling il
TO defy the elemental causes OF disease.
Hence their efficacy az protective medicine
in districts Ehere the air and water are i'm.
pure. The weakest and Mos. susceptible Or
ganization ia rendered proof against all NAL
a-icu. disorders BY taking one or t~o doses
daily IS = preventive. sun wed Fl Sw.
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GiG HILL. Madison CO a, Ky,
November u. 1871

Ef. j b.: q q.
GESILEHKN: Thee axe correct copies OF lie eer.
ti6csfes Of the persons named, as they gave then,
10 NC ]. II. FREEMAN, MD
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! III. sfaTE 81 EAS-t-
'-E,EEsuGErg t1tsIy.
lie 49, Probate C,,.rl, IN sui r.. -...i ,-a,.-.
L. the as.titr Vi u. Es.ata
II ;isafieT elefi, Iina-.
!DS iIiE FILING OF tFlIlCArfC.: 3,
I ~. '. -trf.st-- 'sFsar'.Sit e. All - .ar r.,
ah "i'N. oi aid '9nl; ~ -e'i Il private sale the
HYsih h3ii o; the uir heas i.Itit u tie l.rto v.s,
ci.T;ii q: section sixteen .; township sfTengs a
10 so s2inty, vita i.1-sf o. doe personal serviet
- dl iii iasi nDtcl upon said Minor and bis ,sa
hGSidia1. more than zen ..sys rTipr 20 tho dew
nX,t Jr '2.i Application. b. saii Court tirsctss
p2i .r",i-f.t II thT AL fasfisr ~ the 9Th dav o.
-Iar, -, st 70 . ss.c. IA, and THAT slrrhe.
n.t't. .hss D. - siy-4. by to consecutive weekly
in.e!iisDs - 'b'- notice ia a weekly Newspaper
published ~ al. eng o: LearsnwcSii,. 10 -
;'g.ty: To- 80 !1-e!tiou % b pyirr % BE al:
asy .! he1r!u-
II. y. SANDERS, euardi,r
67 L. BraNps his Arr
LesvenTatla, Ss-s5s. April q, 49,
e eFis. 90 10 f.shs.e Cnur..
RICHARD T. .Ei>
SPA PIo5s.s JGiSo,
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Every year increases the popu.
larity Of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up 10
its high standard; and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepare
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. It removes all eruptions and
dandruf, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hai:-glands. By its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
win create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tons, and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
MD, State Assayer Of Hassachu-
sets, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for en-
cellent quality; and l consider it
the Best PREPARATION for its
intended purposes
Sold byaH DTx0sistsG and Dealers IA Medicines
Price One Dollar
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a00TL ND'S
POD0PH YLLIN
III

aFszi<es sabstft0se e. mercury, wiihout .uy 9,
mercury evil qualities. These wonderful Fl;..
WHEN are intended to Get Upon tas H.e-, ase msi.
ly composed Of Re iyphylli1, or :hs
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MEDICAL.

1hiS i..c>i ia.Tslt- compound .;i-co,er.,i i,v
medical >ieIi1s, : i.T The immediate relief and
permanent .ui. q. Neuralgia. IL is used by The
most prominent physicians in the Tritci states
IcT drop applied e,.ar.sI:y, gives ip.tspI r.
lisi, without the slightest irimrv 1. toe system.
O"n i:,ii !" CIV !, trii'. Ak yaur rug +. for
s'ir,uldr.
= : 'is.SIN h so
isbr't"r,. 81 SIKH street -, Ioui.,
Pa safe Ly a.. ! .idyt g. i. Humphrey,
L. j. bIoEnI Gshj. isii.sb'. !b.o t-c.-;ioiii G.,
oh'hh"'i'tih. Gla,.i.i,ts..y
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1879 Apple Trees. 1879
STANDARD APPLE TREES

~ 1.e 20 seven feet high and three Yea ,olG.
ALL THE LEADING VARIETIES
At THE
LSs ssics o. $40 pss hurdredi No eha-y. i,
pscNng or shipping ORDER EARLY So
raolcy by fostotace Money Order. D'
Acd!sss, A X. SANDERS
nlafZg WV tP. q. fo- 2sS lC,lvruhu, s,h;o
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- ERSONAI Tho celebrated cloth
iers Of 81 Lo-..s, 10, announce the
in;soiuct!Gn OF = plan % ordering
clothes 10y letter, % which ihey cal.
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f~SkIN DISEASES CURE1
Cures li.;. in rom IN 10 AZ Horrs

I Cures nefect. W me
! Ss.u.
, Cares Is.isT.
Cues Salt Rsoum
. Cures Itching Pi.esI
\ CuTes Said Head,
I Cures Barter's I.ch.
Cure, Ring Worms
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and r....--...........-..-
g. nib !upnl~y Sapd
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he HUVf' PRiaTis6
L r +. :, =
$1,000 IN lEE WEER

iJ7 -! shfsf-h !I@:i VT, ssl Do Laslness Gil IL
4G-'t. ,,In,.f ou IT,iEv-s toaTrsly. sss,b.
'i''!i' '.i'd - r'si -''ty. .,.:drr.s j., nsrisrl
'''. ''''t', INNr- PR.,E
- Sr-t T a.'h r. Vow Vert
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k.G Hnl, Mai.svn &c. ~

JOHN : ADAMS
, 1872-12-20

It seems that we are only beginning to find
out the enormity Of the insurance swindles that
were practised upon the people before the
Chicago fire exposed the rottenness that existed
in this line OF business. It is now stated that
one Insurance Company doing business in Chi
cago at the time Of the fire, and suffering & loss
OF nearly $500, 900, did not possess bond or
security Of any kind, Ill it's available assets hav=
ing been exhausted in the payment Of previous
Losses. Such assets as were found consisted
mainly Of uncolIected premiums, and figured up
in all less than $4,000. OF this sum,
a largo amount Hill, Of course, never be
collected and, so far, it is represented that not
mora than $21, 900 has bean gathered in. This
probably represents all that will be collected.
In that case, the sum constitutes all there ia
from which to pay up s435,000 Of losses which
have already been proved, With additional claims
that are yet to come. Yet this Company advor-
tised, on Oct. !, 1871, that it had about
$500, 900 assets, and it WAS taking all risks that
could be drummed up. Il the Chicago and
Boston fires hare accomplished nothing else, it
is probable that they have created public
opinion that will put stop to insurance swim
dies OF this kind in the future.
, 1872-12-20

The Chicago produce markets we're rather
more active yesterday, with considerable varia-
tions in prices. Mess pork Was dull and easier,
closing at s11.50@11-6211 cash, and s11.85@
11.8733 seller March. Lard was very active at
6@10o per 100 lbs decline, at $7.o0 cash, and
$7.40 seller March. Meats were more active,
and easier, at s76c for shouldezs, Sic for short
ribs 5Xc for short clear, and 7A@756c for green
hams. Dressed hogs we're in fair demand, but
20@25o per 100 Tbs lower, closing at $3.50.
Highwines we're dull and easier, at 91o. Flour
was quiet and Blade easier. Wheat was more
active, and drmer, closing strong 1T $1.14H cash,
and 51.1426 seller January. Corn was more active,
but c lower, closing dull at so96c cash, and so%c
seller January. Oats we're dull and 10 lower,
closing at 23]4c. Rye was active, and sz@1o
higher, closing at 64155c cash, and Csc seler jan
nary. Barley was quiet No. 2 was stronger at
6s@6315c cash, and 64115o seller January; No. s
was dull and steady at 49@4911o. Live hogs
we're in excessive supply and prices we're again
lower, receding to $35o@3.70. Cattle and sheep
remain quiet at about former rates.
, 1872-12-20

St. Paul and Minneapolis are concerned about
the entertainment Of tho American Board Of
Foreign Missions, which meets in the latter city
some time next year. That is, st, Paul is fear
full lest the accommodations OF Minneapolis shall
be insufficient for the pious duty Of entertaining
the massionhries. This imputation is resented
in lively manner by the Minneapolis Times,
which discourses On the subject thus:
The st. Paul editors and tremendous corps Of
correspondents in that city making great TOW
mssions in this city next October. They advocate the
building Of sixteen seventeen railway 1es be-
tween the two points to accommodate the ship loads
OF foreign and domestic piesy thaf will be IN
to keep their hands IL, in the heathen convert
ing business, BY practising few Of St: Paus sa-
pie sinners. The fact il, hourly trains between the
mesa enterprise the Pacific Road should put down an
other track but guess there will be sufficient room
In Minneapolis to accommodate pretty much al the
sorbng occasion. we may possibly loan S.. Paul
Doctor Of Divinity for da two. but by udicioua1y
dividing him between the that already con-
meet the ciuea together with psEpzteu and judcious
be aSs & 70 PEI S down and back WtG
ont either mailming the railway OF injnz;
not break their religious backs in endeavorng to help
Us do the hospitaies, until we call to them for as
sistance. We run Republican State Conventions, mu-
sical associations aud sawl1s pretty successfully,
and hare the devout impression that We can do full
justice to missionary Society. At any rate, pro
pose trying It on, and, when we want assistance, Will
apply to o. our loving and magnanirnous neghbors at
the head OF navigation. Meantime it ts to be hoped
that the friends down there will not throw themselves
opt Of joint Oh the transportation question until they
discover that there missionaries tQ be IN IT.
tendance than be furnished with the r3W material
for practice in sinful and unriehteous CON-
munity.
, 1872-12-20
CONTENTS or To-DAY's TRIBUNE.

FIRST PAGE Proceedings In Observation-Disclosures
Washington News.
EECONDPAGE-St. Joe: A Winter Review Of the Great
Fruit Rcgion-Kansas: Transactions OF the State
horticultural Society-The Storm and the Sailors:
The Steamer Atlantic Frozen up in the st. Mazys
RiEer-Wind ind Wave In Denmark: Thrilling In
cidents OF the Recent Observation-Disclosures Let
ter: Land and Immigration Matte1s-Ho" mr..
Greeley Died-Pe.son1l Items.
THIRD PAGE-The State Insurance Investigation
Struggle with Lunatio-The La" Cou1tS-foAu~
cal Notes and Observation-Disclosures.
EOURTH -Editoria1s-ConEertib1ity OF boaos
Into Grecubacls-The Claims Against Me1ieo-the
Simmons Butcher3-A Sequel to the Diamond Swim
dle-Cur7eot News Items.
FIFTH PAGE-Lght for the Million; How Fond du Lac
Gentleman Proposes to illuminate Chicago-Dedica-
tion of a New Odd Fellows Han-Personal Items.
sixth PAGE-Monetar5 and Comnezcial-Rairoad
Time Table. ...
SEVENTH PAGE-New PubncAtons-Railroad Build
1og In Michigan-Pinchback History Of Political
Mazpate in LouisAna-GeneEal News Hems-smau
Advertisements Real Estate, For Sale. To Rent
Wanted, Boarding, Lodging, Etc.
EIGHTH PAGE-Foreigu Political aud Mfsceeuane-
Gus kilograms.
, 1872-12-20

Postal telegraphy WAS brought before the
Senate, yesterday, by the Post Office Committee,
which reported the Hubbard bill in an amended
shape. T"is bill provides for the purchase OF
tie existing telegraph lines Of the country, and
r::c:r consolidation into Postal Telegraph
Company, which is to act as the agent Of the
Post Office in the transmission Of correspond
erce, and is to connect its lines NTH such Post
OEce as the Postmaster General may direct.
Il may extend it's wires in any other direction
It eees fit. Its rates are fixed by Law at g cent
d word, counting address and signature, for each
circuit of 250miles by day, OF 900 miles by night
Government messages have priority, and the
rates for them are fixed by the Postmaster
General Newspaper dispatches are cent cheap