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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-18
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Amount Of money received
March %, 1871, to Dec. 81,
1S7l,.......... ........... $349O.59
Amount paid OUT on Water
Street Bridge Bonds and
Interest ......... .......$ $3.50
Amount paid out on Village
Orders. ............... 2726.53
Treasurcr's percentage........ 2O5.57 6290.9o
Total amount on haud,... 3 1889
Water Street Bridge Fund, $12e.7o
Village Fund...,.,......,,...... 1910 1Y9.4S
HARRY J. GiLnAN, Village Treasurer.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-18

TEO. p. KELLER,
VI ATTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR 1t Law
and Solicitor in Chanccry, Wells, MINI.
Will practice in all parts Of the State. 4Cy
n W. GIBSON. N. D., PHYSI-
~. clan and Surgeon, Austin, MINI. ONCE
spd residence on Water su II.
Austin April 3Oth, 1868 n3-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-18

RT New SrORE AND NEW GOODS
J. Truesdoll has the pleasure of announcing
that his New Store, next door south of Austin,
smout l. Co., is completed, and was opened
on Saturday, October 2Sth, with m almost
entirely nev stock Of goods, making much the
largest and finest assortment of Boots and
Shoes ever offered to the people Of Southern
Minnesota.
With a larger and much more convenient
Store, and greatly reduced expenses, Mr.. T.
is confident of meeting the wishes of his GUS
toners, both As to quality and price Of goods
Leather and Shoemaker Findings, Beltings
&C., as usual.
All are cordially invited. Sign Of the Biz
Boot. JAS. TRUESDEl.L.
AUSTIN, Mimi, Oct. 26, 1871. q
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-18

The county Jail is vacant.
No runaways to record this week.
THE Catholic Temperance Society is
in aourislling condition.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-18

Report of the Treasurer of the Vii
llsge s ef Austin Ainn'' Ending Dec.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-18
LAKE MILLS
Broadcast Seeder.
Light Draft, Well Made, Neatly Finished.
Proved to be Good

be the BEST. If you want . good Drill or
Sceder, dent fail to call upon rs before order
ing. We con suit you on terms and prices,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-01-18
Mower County Lands !!

Assfynce OF N0fte1See.
MIrcaELL / YALE, Att'ys for Assignee. 36t7
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

JFrom speeeh u uou llsdsy l. naNeal
thing further 10 DO done by tho RspuhlioEn
paFty. MT. Greeley and Mt. Brown clAlm that
lhfy ere rtiu Rspeb1lsa1a, while tho view York
sIte Si VA l' sssSf sOd RsS1
men who ssfu fsbtls solAlm thna Orsetoys ~
soes e tesP, and ngt hey haze EOae " .lses-
osa q I lSssTsG q aoS SSJ ~ S IN
home when hs r,lisd, 10 get hask v oulEres,
and .As other va, sG1yiGlsd la, Is.s trying
vent @ wsshinEtO5, | saw biick men drives
thrgugh tho streets like muloA. ainpa then
have scen slavery aoollshed, and tho negro en-
ate, taxing he scala of Pfostoa nroshs Cd
Ien. DaviS, Now, shall W oQntlnua 70 prq1eol
these mehI Those who claim thai khefp u
SSls,s ,SS@ssIy.s Tos 4 3 70 os~OSI slss
the great work upon which Il has entered.
Its lalmed that the RspubIican party y ID
does this comeI who sxtendS his hand sVss
The ''hloody ohAsmr' II Is the men who ,hlled
this country with war and bloodshed. Before
We haye reconciliation We must nrst have psace.
fnfnished me with = text and u quotes IRON =
mech that made IN which I Waa Or peace.
| Al that time ! was for trying the sou,hl bat No
At the North than they commenced % drive out
every Northern man, and thrill Of Joy went
through every Ku. Klux baud. since then
SonSiI ISsS NJ SUMNER SsS S wrs.eS IS.tsr
advising the culnred men 70 vote for Greeley
Now, who Is likely to aid and protect the nogro,
the party that has voted cOnatAnuy for, or the
one that has voted against the hegrO1 The
issue that Il to be made between the Republican
and Democratic party Il; Shall all that has been
done be uudonef That u what the Democratic
party will undertake. You may olothe the
devil like m angel, but devil stu be vi be,
IL Is delivering over the poor black man, bound
hand and foot, TO deliver this Government over
10 Horace Greeley. He Is not his own master,
and must do the work Of the Democratic party.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

tFrom Gen. aaFasld'a Lsavsn worth special
Our Government Il = grand machine, and
every turn costs money Take your stand at
the Treasury door, and challenge you TO say
Apght against the system. In 1850 the taxes
collected were 600, O0o, O0O. since then tAHes
are reduced tsl0, OO9,O 900 by eight bills IL six
years. SiAce Grant has boon President the OK.
penses have been reduced over tiOO, 900, 900 Not
only have the burden OF taxos been reduced,
and the expenditures been reduced, but the debt
has been reduced. AN here TO tell you that
since Grant was inaugurated no month has
passed but n reduction Of millions has taken
place, amounting up 10 this month 10 . total Of
lJl0, 600 900. Tho annual interest IL now 70
duced els, OO0, 900. Tan you md . stronger test
than this Where Ia the room for any great
rascality where such results are found When
Grant came In the credit Of the United States
was not 50 good as Massachusetts, By tWenly-One
cents on the dOllarf whyf Because In Mas
saohusotts thoTo were not enough Democrats 70
get up respectable Tepudlation. Yet from the
day that Grant was elected the credit OF the
United States has been steadily, steadily,
steadily rising. The day he was elected the
credit Of the nation rose three per cent, and To-
day the currency Is worth twenty-five cents more
on tho dollar than WHOM he took hold Of the
nnancoa This shows that the lAboring man
gets twenty two cents on the dollar more for his
labor, After this Tetums, dare you trust even
Horace Greeley with his peculiar notions
Some one WinkS that he dare DO you think
that you can leavon that sour lump Of Domoo.
racyf Then, indeed, the day Of miracles has
come aHaln
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

Mr.. Boutwell, admits that II Il the people Pri-
marlly, but points out that "in the frame
work OF the Government all these things
were provided Tor hls predecessors as we'll As
for him; and Il, In any worthy respect, hrs
administration has oNcelled the past, that eG-
ccllcnce Is his own" The country has only
one answer for tho question With M BOUT
we'll asks "Are IN these IhInss only freI y
Of iortune-mere aecidents-of Is the cr'||lt
due an 10 subOrdlnaie mun3T
We have Only barely touched upon a Few
o. the many strong and telling points that
The great finance minister has made In behalf
Of his chief. From Mr.. Boutwell, they are
eloquent and full Of force, and will, we have
no doubt, iuname thousands of voters among
the cold, substantial men of The country,
who have the best interests Of the country at
heart.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15
snrnrr AT n,,sInI r,L,s la,,r.


In our news columns this morning will be
found another report to the Confederate Bee
rotary Of State, bearing on tho subject Of
Mr.. Grcoloys peace negotiations Al Niagara
tAlls. y Is frunfho pen Of Hon. q. q. Clay,
aQd cd pins q, post damaging EovslatlOlG
o. hdth - y N, 4 pic. - kA,'5
lbm !, nhsl sake IND lpsbb & p. \ scnssd
- reed , tlsFadr Grutiey becatle 'slhoy bo-
Sved bm Me aOteeedons that u gas =
hncero friend Of peace, even with sspara-
ton, II necessary" In the south to-day he
Is supported BY the same party and by their
allies In tho North for reasons precisely sinh
lar. II shows couclusively that In all that
business he was the mere tool Of those I'M
serupuloos mon Who used hin lot tbcif blEh
purposes, and that bis ridichIods mlasidn was
ali that the rebels could wish.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

tFnom the Mississippi Democrat
Yea, verify, the North Carolina election was .
triumph Of conservation over deapOtism," and
Of maternal feeling and good will over the spirit
OF hate The conservatism Of good government
triumphed over tho despotlsm q faction and the
tyranny OldomAEogues. The New York Tribune,
the New York World tho Cincinnati Enquirer,
and the Missouri Republican, have all said 90,
ing lot the Republican party, the Dem0eTdf
snakes hands with these. It's contemporaries aerohl
the bloody ohasn, and welcomes them 10 mingle
their rel0loings with ours over the message Of
peace on earth and good will 10 men, which
North Carolina sends Now lot Us anew our
journey pursue, until Maine In deep6nod tones
responds 10 North Oarolinai and until tho echoes
from Maine shall have OWelled into Joyous
shout In Indiana, PennsylYanla and Ohio, In
OetObeT, and then throughout the length and
breadth Of tho land In November, "We are all
Democrats 40 are all RePublloans,n LET vs.
have peace"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

The senior Massachusetts, Senator Is polltl.
cal juEgler who uses his words a. circus aero.
bat uses balls; 10 TOSSED them about In every
direction, not to cOnFlnoo, but 10 surprise. His
delight IL In the pAradoxioala; Ike an owl he
prefers misty twilight 10 work In, and like an
owl his look Of wisdom lios In his feathers. In
ono Of Ms tiniIhed, historical sentences, shows
a mind III At ease With itself; a mind which
wishes 70 sxnlt ltsolf by dobaaing others. His
As most Of the other Of his later acts. Like
Satan, ho would sooner reign In hell than serve
In heaven, and findlng he could not wear the
cal Judas
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

Hon. John x. BiSs ham ss,S a. sSshiplo which
should make s0reheRd Republicans ashamed Of
themselves. He WAs defeated By a ainglo vote
for the Congressional renotllnntion about . week
agO--Whloh no think was great mistake on the
part Of his district, by the way. Instead Of
whining and grumhlng, and wrlting letters for
Greeley, he Immediately started for Maine,
Whsro he Is now doing his eloquent best for the
Republican party and Grant and Wilson, His
course 10 10 happy contrast with that Of Banks
and FaTnBWOrth, who first damaged the party
with their help, and AiterWArd tried 10 hurt Il
with their opposition.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15
SOUTHERN PROSPERITY UNDER REPUBL
CAN RVIe. H.. 1

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VA m. ,rnsroIly nnscl,l,b copdI,Ion Of
.e,ir. r,blic and ,riv,te srrrn IN baV,,,on
overcome As II by magic. and, In manv or
thu dIs,ricts of the Southern States, there ia
TODAY more soIId pro.p,ritv than ever.
The abolhhment OF Slavery has impaired
10 the people a eelCrcliauce which, In tuTn,
gives industry; and 10 this Is due In great
measure the rapid recovery from the vars
disasters. In Delaware, Maryland and Vlr-
GINA, where the dependence on slavery was
nuaTly as great as In States farther South, the
people would, we are confident oppose Its
rc-establIshmcnt were such thing possible.
Much as may be said against the class gen.
orally known as carpc;-baggcrs, a great deal
Of the prosperity OF tue South is attributable
to the energy, intelligence aud means Of the
people who went South with the honest In
tenllon Of lettering their condition.
The report of tue British commissioner Of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15
2 FOR PRESIDENTS
ULYSSES 5. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.


Readers OF the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
who propose TO spend the summer In the
country eau have II mailed to their address
for siEty-slx cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

ltfnm the Richmond WhlG
II Mr., Sumner could canvass the Southern
States, and confer faeo 10 lace with the negroes,
he would either cure them or they would cure
him, II would be gratifyinEto have the matter
tested,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

GEN. BUTLER has written a manly, pa
triOtic letter on the subject OF the gubernS-
torial contest in Massachusetts,. lie regards
the national contest, iu which we are now
engaged, us of paramount Importance to all
other struggles, and will neither say nor do
anything to give aid or comfort 10 the enemy.
lie desires to be counted entirely out OF the
race for the Govcrnorshlp Of tho old Bay
State for the present. In this Gen. Butler
has Won an additional claim upon the Re
pablican party of Massachusetts aud ri the
couutry-a claim that we hope to sec some
day repaid.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

THE Hos. Il. @. GEEESE, senator In Tho
Legislature Of Virginia who Is In town,
speaks confidently In favor Of carrying Vir-
ginla for Grant, and says that Greeieyism
does not affect the Republican vote VI that
State. .....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

tFrom tho Green Wills OenB,) RsrGrtsr 10Y
Andrew johnson IL the author Of tho home
stead bill, and not Horace Greeley, AG some of
the Greeley papers have been claiming,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

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ia, ~ pupplIing thll depot NIB I've thogll1d
the beet qualify d PittabqlE, ana ilee iroui dust
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hJtfdSf oiths oaaftaFIhhsisr usno!sL
.uis 1o.v,iiu "a D.pos au ~ aoat;
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15

Mr.. Grceley's Tribune prints let Of FIVE
hundred and eighty-slx journals that support
the free.loye candidate OF the Democracy,
aud takes the pains TO classify them accord
Ing to their former political priu ,iples."
Among those whose principles were Joruerly
Republican" we iind the New York Tribune
and flly-eght Others leaving Ave hundred
aud Iwenty.seyen Democratic aud indUPen.
dent newspapers. Among the influential
Republican journals that have gone over TO
Mr.. Greeley, thereby bringing so much joy to
the Tribune, are the Washington Transcript,
the Fort Smith Ne,o Era, and tho Russellyllle
Tribune. In the State of Massachusetts, there
are the Springfield Republican and the Ply
mouth Free Press, both OF which will have
an important influence In the campaign.
We shudder for the prospect In Missouri when
We learn that Of the twenty-siX Republican
journals that supported Brown and Schurz In,
1868, barely three now follow the Liberal
standard, namely, the Savannah N'r0 Era,
the WarTensburg Standard, and the Westliohe
Post, the organ OF the Great German Senator.
In New Hampshire the Tribune has not
been able to hud single -spostate among the
hNlAbhNeh HANee VI Nhah ekAe1I "hAAN NhN aahlN
is true of New jersey. 10 his own state Of
New York, Mr.. Greeley Ia more fortunate.
-Four Republican papers and the Tribune sup.
port him, namely, the Syracuse Standard,
the Moravla Valley Register, the POrt-Jeryls
Tri.Stdies Union, and two or three other
equally well known aud highly influential
organs. But what 10 the use OF spending time
on the subject The Republican press stands
III firm as the Republican party In its support
OF the Philadelphia nominations. The jour
nals that have gone over 10 the Democratic
party are, with four or Eve exceptions, ut
terly unknown aud Insignificant, and the
Liberals arc welcome to whatever support
they can give them. There arc nearly seven
thousand newspapers In the United States.
Upon their own showing the Liberals have
only one twelfth Of that number In active
sympathy with them.
WHAT a modest little lady Miss Gruudy IL
How perfectly unconscious Of self! Ia tesll-
mouy whcreuntO witness the following from
her Saratoga letter.
~ was introduces % Judge benedict, Stale
Senator from Now ork city, Ia very agreeable
mAu by the way and hne.lOOking one, too
aud he OF course thought was n country girl.
lie being one Of the high court Of impeachment
very kindly gave us an invitation 10 visit the
court, and said, somewhat condsscendiDgly 1t
will give you good idea OF a court OF iuafice."
"'Oh, We have been to an impeachment DO.
FORE said /.
'''Indeed, where 7" ..v
"'ThatO the President Of the United States
4 Alter little imprudsntIy remarked that
had never seen New York State senator be.
fore. Il have never seen any Senate but Ours.'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-15
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