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, 1873-02-21
CONFEDERATION THIS EVENING.

Il Special Meeting Of tho Council Called for
To-NiKht--Thc Mayors Numfnaes to. Bo
Observation-Disclosures, Ueei1is t. Co.'a Iet
AIdcrinnlis
. There will bo special mooting Of tho Com
mon Council this oroning, mud tho Mayors non1-
inoos for Police Commissioners, Mensrs. Wright
and Mason, will undoubtedly DO confirmed. Ex-
Police Commissioner Eiokko said yoHterday,
whom intorrogntcd by n TRIBUNE reporter, tllat
he and Reno would act in accordance with tho
advico Of thoir "paid Attorney" I1o would not
commit himself, but lfH remarks woro auch
as to justify tho inforonco tint they would not
vacato until Court Of competent Jurisdiction
had passed upon tho legality of their romoval.
II tho now Commfssfonors call tho Police Hoad-
quartorH Oh Monday and prosont their croden-
tlnlH, tho "war" will be removed with vigor,
mud there will probably bo an interesting dis
puto. When confirmed by tho Council, NIosBrs,
Wright and Mason will bo tho Police Comnis-
aionors, and ontitlod to act ns such. To show
BY what authority they hold the position,
1Iokke mud Rono will DO obliged to appeal to
tho Courts; In other words, take tho Initiative.
Proceedings commenced, not very long timo
will bo required to settle tho matter dei1nitoly,
and determine tho oonstitutionality OF tho May-
or's bill.
That but twenty votos wero givon for tho
confirmation last Monday night is known
e oPery one WHO feau tho council proceedinHa
Three OF tho Aldermen who voted Ii tho ncgn-
two havo sinco Experienced q "chnnge Of loart,"
and this evening will bo On tho affirmative slide
Of tho house.
Alderman McAvoy called at the Mayors ofslco
on Wednesday, aud explained to Hig Honor why
10 was opposed to confirming Wright and
Mason. He was a mc,nbor Of tho firm Of
Downor, Doenia l. Co.. and if he voted afiirmn-
tivo!y tho German saloon keepers would refuse
to buy any hoor Of hia 1rn1 and their business
Syf1I In ffeHtrnvn1 Eror1 t1,a al Al m.
peats that Alderman McAYoy represents tie
firm Of Downor, DoemiB s. Co., aud not tho poo
pie OF tho Fourth Ward. Ho will, Of course,
vote against the confirmation tonight.
, 1873-02-21

bo ,naintatned, md lilo % avorsgo @ Of 5,ooo @ mt1os
annually h99ng CONSTRUCTED, tho ,1aeB Of iron nro
md directions ia t!aly increasing. Tho growing
scarcity OF timber conpo1s tho uno of Iron in
hutlainga. bridges. yossots and otl,or nocosHary
ceoliVqnonont; Tho total number Of furnaces In
~ e1 o oM,toa states oea not oxcood &c. Fireen
taellltou for supplying charcoal nro n,utlant ii,
tlts district, md Tho probability B that, before
m3a,Hy 3,y yoaia elapae, tho northwest bnns Of Lake
,',, nl,c,iigan W. W.! 70 coudod with tho smoke Of
Iho profitable traffic nccrling to tho railroads
10 tempting other companion 10 enter tho terri
tory: The milwaukee, l. ST. ranl Company, ro-
Rr9ttMing M their miatalon policy in dosorting tho
template retrieving tic error. ThIa n,ny bo ono
" aiding IN the extension Of tho Milwaukee, Il
Mortlor', Railway through to Lake Superior,
lho road now terminates q fow 1nilca south Of
eprlng. Jcsuo uoyt, Now York capitalist, is
tho prosluent, und Angus Smith, tho milwaukee,
elevator man, Is VicU rrobltcnt hut tho st. Paul
company 10 tho unseon backbone Of tho enter
pilso. Glforts nro boing mado III Now York to
secure tho funds for tho prosecution Of tho work
through to Luke Superior, hut tue extromo difi-
Gully OF negotinting raiiroad honda makes tho
project drag heavily.
viii similar Object IN Wow, Il railroad COM
pany Inns boon organized at Oal,kosl. Its into,,-
ton is to follow tile cast bunk Of tho Wolf River
northward through New London and Shawanan
to ontonagon or somo other point on Lake g,,-
pcar,iioerr' a,ier -.
Still another enterprise locates ION pnpor)
line from Jefferson, on tho Wisconsin Division
of tho Chicago j. Northwestern Railway, north
ward through Bower Dam, Berlin, and Wnuun,,
to IN undetermined point on Lalko Superior This
project Ia called Tho Wisconsin Midland Rail-
way md is to DO constructed under authority Of
Ill 1iiuuod charter granted TO tlloBerlin, Wnyn,1-
vega 4 Lalso Superior Railrund,- provided 1t
goss slice uf tho st. Croix land grant, Tho
pieco 1t oovors is tint originally given for the
construction OF railroad from Portago City to
Stevens Point whicl, road the Wisconsin Con
tral Rairoad Company undertook to build. Tho
Oshkosh Company also puts In claim, and tho
speedy construction OF its lines ia made dopend-
tic st. Paul or tho Northwestern Company foster
thoRo Enterprises thcy aro not likely to extend
this year at least beyond the opapor on which thoy
Gro 30 olaboratey drawn.
, 1873-02-21

wooiiEua ': py'sht ana 5sss hamsdei e}estnen; i
f = ns A'1s1a
GEamos q Laqroase. Vi. AasIanse q Martin Ne
co. aaa T. R:fo!at h!ii e Tssevor hs s.s vsius q
merehaad!se conveyed by tho banlrupt to tho de-
we IL nsose G saber
doing business % Charles saber Co., Y. Ezra B. Lin
TnI Asosps1' o1nep1r onasson v
Ffo9 WALKER 4 et ~ petition for partition of;ho MY.
es Il = ea sss Ge,a a11pai p IL s9:
cnsc. $4,000. 6034-Loe hart Il. Carswell " Goorgc
" Gsen oa 5o weFth oharsa E* &C. stsS
aesass SS;;Sspssatsa oS%lasy s s's sppsai
e. aoaia atacens Tor ssods o,eho opIrna granS Il
ths tbs, sfenaant lesy;tng to state toas-Ag
tIaggorty v. Albert Il. Dod1nau petition 10
rSsiore Judgment. .6otl-ronr4h National nant of
Aasgioo of David L. Latourctic, and ail whom Il nav
concern BY to restrain proceedings against Tho
Adam 6. Ieich J. Margaret Adama; reton to restore
record Of IN action in cocmont. 5,D43-Daniol 1Iea-
M q Patrick isa tho
Ryan ana Charles noaeh; M: 2,l14Aniat john
is 1a :: * wss wv " wam s:s noafen mi
asssap Ser tss stt1, sss9 t g. sss aa
ALERT g: Reed " Charlns ceayer aasu,nrslt. 5000.
&34l9-1taph Lord Y. Horton J. MOaey; R4H,npsIt,
{fii0. 43,aa0-Antun Anderson Y. John duttys Il G.
ilealoy, mud II. j. EAuol: petition for incrl.a,cs'
lien Oh No. 100 North Franklin street. IL, ,42l-
eamo building 4o42allunrctta ]. 4t,sascll autl Cor
nG!!n X htss v pnirsk \ + alaley ,spie =
and H. nr either of thcn III Iy'yhardta auE.liysut,
OF tho southwest qnartsr Of BlctoM 7, Township S8,
IL; fosccloanro Of uortgage. 49,423--Peor uuCca
'. Yin. II. sIycrs divorce 42.495.-, h. pon'u ',
J. j. Ronall aldayIs 10 Ea'nshee ". ". noyinatpn,
Of Chtsgo, ad IIo nja,ntn II. Shsllo,l Ut Hui,ga.
mon County, Tor $3.50. 42.42u.-Wn Il. Alien Ct a y.
g. T.. sshufer assI!,l@it .!1,l 94oo. 4s,s27.-John
s4sseray t Ester 'A" 5e'a 5Ss'snPals gots ssso;
asa1luuA!t. s40o. 42.43y-Eu r. uoll!uor al Il.
, 1873-02-21

=. Rol1in T. Blanchard; roitlcu to nnprly record.
A24a1-D, Il, Irant ', James Mnrpy; aatnc. a. 439-
Frederick aid il. nn1nan y. Gharlca I. Wllaon; ~
sunnsl. {worh lonc, ote>, o00. 4a43a-llerry Ifo
icn: sa,4si-1of,n Macarthur y. 0harlee Tobey and
Fredorick Il. ervia; petition for meeanis'a iien
and 1,nlpi En,urson; aea,,mpsl, $4,000. 4a,i1o-
WorhnHton l. Power Y. Was. I: Johnaon
ass,inrsi, 900. s2437-samnet W Y stlaannRh M ..
az d. Constantine assunpst $500. IL, 4ao-J. Cop
cutt et ri. '. Tho1nna 8. Uonslnntne,; osBumpsif,
s. GOO. 434!O-Daysl DaIshaIln1r ut al. Y. Henry
ilcts naB,,mpait, $500. 4244t-1Aa FaRh '. Jacob H.
I"row aeo II. Ghatterto mud IT. nao tr,eeYE19ss
l.. Drlaol, Ward Brtstol, Emma King, md l.awstcn
Hing; petition for partition Of warnlig lot a. In tho
original town Of Chicago adjoining Lako atrcos, aouth
between tho river aud Market atrcct.
, 1873-02-21

The pressure Of customers as Tarwell's dry goods
store, OIL Monroe street, continues, all has rucotcd
nj additional stimulus from tho nltld Rprng-liko
wcathor tlsat have bsen having. Tho rush for thu
last fsw duSu aB been for spring and num1ner goolB
Of which people Just beginning to feel the need
Tho rlu lQyo fncn back Upon thc!r reserve Ut fabrics
suitol to tho seuBou Of which thrg still hayo supply
sufficient for oil E.cscnt PURPOSES In regard to The
quality Of what Ii for sale mud tho prices at
whcl, things arc olrern, there Is but ons opinion;
They aro both cheap md excellent. Tho tlnlu Of all
yanagrons purchases is drawing to clnse as Messre
Farwall Il Co. expect to closu out thur cnre atock
within hs next two ur three wtetS These WIN desire
to ako arIerions frnnl what IL st one nj tho bost
collections Of 4ou,aH In tho city would do Will to call
anrauilY.
, 1873-02-21

ts Acknowledged by a who hare tried It to ho by far
tho lcst IN the 'nnrtct-ruro clcar and Of exquisite
favor. II 10 Is superb artcIe for tabla uac mud is,
perhaps, te only vinegar III tho market which III free
fEo' I'LL 1oiaonous acds. With which commercial vine-
gar III no frequently adltoted. Al whaoypr fair llr.
pruasing Los exhibited Ass yucgar he has a1wIys rv
ceircd tho rat premium. Having tho largest works Of
the kind III tho Uaitc Rtacu o IL cusbled to sell
ylncgar uicapcr than nly uher llolac. Dealers nnsl
ing their utock.
, 1873-02-21

Tho ra!lroad oaling-saloon ut Kit Carson, on
the Pnoltlo ltoa., has lost Its fourth proprietor,
SHOT by pasBenEors wl,o hal tholr fo:oiuga out
ragel by t4s blavk eoliuo.
, 1873-02-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,


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1stss; aso for nersdioal ntho t. i.
r% iHs 5s:1Esa RzisS SSS"st2s5 u.s. sss!sss's
S ?''''
CAMERON, AupfSS F5iytfis 5S IND Is w. Randolph
$$S ST. i u! u! fs $s:siss:S::s
ooAs TEN pnoGGefHr GGefHr'sSssa g. Ann and W. Randolph.
AMERICAN CLOCK GtGsiSsi G9. 81 wap..h..v.
rSS 1SbH% Sf;s d5 IL %sSs;;:sS s;ap' e'
HENRY SEARS co. oo9!!'SSlii;s $al i South oan.l-.s:
sAnurrs wul1ss ssp;s II I'd RsGS.i e.; ,,s,on.st.
e. punyAs ssHs9A]rtifs ssoA ii 7fdtSEssG1s1slt vi 81 Gsns.t
OTTO Efys 5Ey a fiasf staner'
J. WsSHSR NJ syhHH1KF 5h &c. IS : & X:ss:A''
MILLER n,,5H tlafhSHsFff NHif llh}lSRs:e'e' j lsRs:!
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9. 8 sesi ~ a'sa eo''
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$4$$k $;j VG:js;s
&AS %f$f 1,ssseps
SSSS$ "a
WV Efl'ss: s s"s aud rAlrts.nta.t
ii A,SDHs 81 fsz SEzbLa g. h $::Easssss:s $$::Ehass'ss:s
H. w AUSTIN GO. y IA i;2 South ,vAtot-.t
JACOB o. mH& mSfl Es!rss It ssd Psa = oIsPEst aI:ssss
, 1873-02-21

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD.
Dtposrfaos a I1keaf. fndfunn-1u. and S1teenth.sf.
and Cttra| and Hirtttn s+ TIckti ors In Iri11s Hnuss
and at ls;,ofs, ''' -' 'p ' - 's|' 4''"'s
, 1873-02-21

Among tho arrivals at tho fremont House
uhoyenne River agency G. r. squiro1, Bnrling-
ton William II. Ray and wife, nuBhYillo;
james Old anu wife, Pittsburgh George A,
starAwcathor, G. a. Content. Now York !; a. L.
Horton and wife, Rochestor, alinn J. Nc
Farland, Baltimore; ca. Orrick, Cumberland
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TEE PROPOSED PARTY OF IRISH BORN
CITIZENS. The Indianapolis Sentinel
tDomooratic) deprecates the idea of a
new political party composed entirely of
lrIsh-born citizens Of the United States.
convention to favor which is proposed
to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, in July.
when an association similar to the Ger.
man Union will be formed, and its mem.
bers pledged to support Irishmen for Of
nee In preference to persons OF other ma
tlonallties, without regard to party lines.
The New Orleans Price Current suo-
gests to the directors to place at the head
OF their Immigrant and Land Bureau q
Southern man OF high character, and
suggests in this connection the name of
Gen. W. W. Harlee, Of Mars Bluff, s..
O., as one pre-eminently fitted for the
position.
l am thoroughly satisfied that Sim.
mons Liver Regulator is all it claims to
be for indigestion and bilious COM
plants. I have also heard many of nv
friends.spesk of it, and all agree that it
possesses the virtues claimed for it.
a. H. HLGHTOWER,
Jl4t3Il Conductor NJ. s. ". R. r.
IcE.-The ice factory building in
Cnariotte, y. u, ls approaching state
OF completion, under the energetic ma.
nagement of DR.. c. F. Fox. The steam
engine has been put up; and manufao-
tured ice retailed at a very low psice will
soon be had.
Captain Jack. in his denial Of person-
ally attacking Gen. Canby and the Com
missioners, is backed by Schonchin. who
says, in his own behalf, that be did
shoot at Meacham, but all the Modocs
knew he was poor shot, and couldn' t
hit anything.
A young man, who gave his name as
Morris Farnham, wac arrested Tuesday
morning, by Captain Irving, of the de-
teotlve force, charged with attempting to
betray and nialead school girls from the
seminary in Twenty-fourth street, New
York.
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JUDGE GR1MKE.--A letter from Colum.
bus, Ohio, says: Among the dust re.
moved from the graves in the old aban.
doned North graveyard, now to be given
mp to the railroads, workmen at this
writing ore engaged in that on which q
marble slab bears the name of Thomas
s: Grimke. who died in 1884, OF cholera.
while on q visit to relatives in Ohio.
Judge Grimke was q native of South
Carolina, where he ranked 80 high as q
lawyer that he was made a Judge of the
United States Court. One of the lido
syncracies Of the Judge was the belief
that the spelling of English words should
ne phonetic. as for instance the
'phthisio" which was great feat OF our
ooyhood to spell, Judge Grimke
would spell "tisic." as common sense
would teach. Notwithstanding this, and
that he wrote much in favor of simplify.
ing the language, the bar OF Columbus
raised funds. and with pedantry as
little creditable to their learning as to
their common sense, procured marble
slab to cover his last Testing place, with
the entire inscription, even the Christian
name. IN Latin, and bad Latin. too, at
that. Judge Grihke was fine classical
scholar, yet his good sense wonld have
aconted the pedontry OF such an inscrip-
tion. In good English, further trans.
lstion of this inscription is as follows:
THOMAS s. GR1MKE,
The best husband and father-a lover NJ
his wiie-affectionate towards
his children.
Born at Charleston, South Carolina. 1885.
Died in Columbus, 1884.
Let there be such sense Of sbamo or
sense OF propriety as will aacred!y
preserve this spot.
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There is a disease prevailing yerv eY-
tcnsiyely among the cattle in Greenyille
and Laurens Counties, which proves
fatal In many cases. The animal is usu-
ally attacked with soreness and swelling
about the throat, With difficulty in swal-
lowing. indisposed to cot or exercise.
with constipation of the bowels.
The triangular question at Washington
now is, whether tho Modocs are citizens.
enemies or criminals? Some contend
that they are oil three, and rebels, trai-
tors and hair artists as we'll.
President Grant, it IS said, has done
more travelling since he hae been Presi.
dent than all the other Presidents to-
gether during their terms Of oGce, and
1t is probably correct guess.
DEATHS IN LArRENs CoUSTY.-Lesley
Brown died at his residence. on the 9th
inst, at an advanced ago. Died on the
% inst, Mr.. VIM. r Darnall.
Mr. John r. Cochran, Of Anderson.
has ssventy-fve acre field upon
which he produced forty bushels of
rough rice to the acre.
The travelling public will be eratified
10 learn that new lunch house has Just
1911 oPSnSu ab hOuBee, on the Green-
vile and Columbia Railroad.
A Virginia gallant recently wooed,
won and welded maiden fair, all with.
IN half an hour OF his FIST introduction
10 her.
An old sea-captain remarks that young
Ladies nowadays are getting 30 forward
that there's no keeping them aft.
"The Oldest Free Mason in America
celebrated his 108th birth. day at ST..
Paul, Minn., May 21st.
A new medical spring has been disco.
veied in Spartanburg, on the promises
Of Mr.. Garrett.
It cost the Bank OF England $4,000
to bring the forger MacDor nell to ius.
tice.
a motion to expel the Jesuits from
Italy was rejected in the Italian Parlia-
ment.
In Sumter an enterprising druggist
mas invented the "Modoc Bitters."
The kingstree .Snr has just completed
the fourth volume Of its new serios.
Trains telegraph to his wife in Ger
many was "Victory!'
The last court at Aiken cost the
County over 50, 500.
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Notice to Builders.

VcFICE UITY OJEKK,7 =
CoLuMBIA, 8: c., June II, 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At
- Sz,,A this Office until TUESDAY, June "A for
and specifications to be seen In Ehis Once
The building to be two stories high. to CON.
tain aixty beds. all bids should be sealed.
and marked on envelope sBids for Building
Hospital" By order 81 Council.
June Ia - q. BARNUM. City Clerk.
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T@L-HGRA PHO
Forei9n Anairs.

PARis, June Is. The Government has
decided to transport Henri Rdchefort3to
New Caledonia. A. 80 80.
PARIS, juno 13:--It is announced the
Minister ofFinance' will prosecute Gus
tave Courtsel, for the recovery OF the sum
expended by the Government in the re-
construction OF the Vendome column,
NJ. Oourtsel was the chief instrument Of
the Commune for carrying out its decree
ot April 13, ordering the demolition OF
the column.
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DEAC TRANsFI1ED. The following
rare bit. by Max Adeler, is from the Sa.
f"raay Eoening Post: We shall never for.
get that evening We spent at Magruder's.
years ago. We admired Miss Magruder.
and we went around to see her. It was
summer time and moonlight, and she
sat upon the piazza. The carpenter had
been there that day, gluing up the rustic
CHAIRS on tue porch; so We took a seat on
the step in front of Miss Magruder.
where We could gaze into her eyes and
drink in her smiles. It seems probable
that the carpenter must have upset his
glue-pot on the spot where we sat. for
after enjoying Miss Magruder's remarks
Tor couple Of hours, and drinking seye.
raj OF her smiles. we tried to rise for the
purpose OF going home, but found that
we were immovably fxei to the stem.
Then Miss Magrnder said, Don't be in
u hurry" and We told her we believed
We wouldn't. The conversation had a
sadder tone after that, and we sat there
thinking whether it would be better to
oak Miss Magruder to withdraw while we
dlsrobed and went home in Highland
costume, or whether we should urge her
to warm up the poker, or whether we
should give one terrific wrench. and
then ramble down the yard back ward.
About midnight. Miss Magruder yawned,
and said she believed she would 90 to
bed. Then we suddenly asked her if
she thought her father would have any
objection to lending as his front steps q
few days, because We wanted to take
them home for pattern. We think
Miss Magruder must have entertained
doubts OF our sanity, for she rushed in.
called her father and screamed. Msgru.
der came down with double-barreled
gun. Then we explained the situation
in a whisper, and be procured saw and
cut OF the place OF step to which we
were attached Then We went home
wearing the patch, and before o'clock,
crushed out our young love for Miss Ma
gruder We never called again, and she
threw herself away on dry goods man.
Ihere ls melancholy satisfaction in re-
calling these memories OF youth, aud re.
flecting upon the influence of glue upon
the emotions of the human heart.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCIsEs OF
WoFF0RD COLLEGE,
Notice to Druggists.

OFFICE CITY CLERK.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., June IL, 1873,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receiYed at
~ this 3ftice until TUE ESDAY, June a, TOR
Hospital and INDECENT poor, for the year, end.
ing June l, 1873. By order OF Council.
CHAS. BARNUM,
1uue ~ City Clerk.
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W1LM1NoroN, June l8-Cot,on .firm-

W1hMINaToN, June 13.--Cotton firm
middiing l8%; net receipts 3 bales; ex-
ports coastwise "a; sales 10; stock 2.82I:
weekly net receipts 65; exports coas wise
226; sales 40.
AUGUSTA, June Is Cotton firm-mid-
ding 18; receipts IA bales; sales 2I2:
stock in 1879. 3,3O3; in 1873. 1892:
taken by mills IS; weekly receipts GIG:
shipments 1886; sales l,OO9
MOBILE, June 13-Ootton firm: offer
iDgs light-good ordinary l6; low mid.
dlpg Tx; middling 1917; net receipts
LOO LOO oales; exports ooastwise 596; sales
5oO; stock 20, 1880; weekly net receipts
d'264; exports coastwise 1890; snles
PROVIDENCE. June 13. 3.--Cotton-week-
y net recsipts bales; sales 5000; stock
10000.
Co1oMDUs. June l3.-Uotton demand
better-low middhng 16L1; shipments
409; sales 2l0; stock 1899.
CITY POINT, June 13.-Cotton- weekly
net receipts 235 bales.
NORFOLK, June 13.-Cotton firm
low middIipg Is; net receipts 3S4 bales
exports coastwise rs; sales 25O; stock
5,697; weekly net receipts 2,8SO; exports
coastwise 4,270: sales $50.
GALVESTON, June 13.-Cotton stead y
Ordinary 1314; good ordinary 14AM
10; net receipts a.; exports coasswlse
S66; sales $50; stock %, 1863; weekly net
receipts 566; exports to Great Britain
B. 436; coastwise 1884; sales 2,425.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Cotton ir-
regnlar-middling 20l5; weekly receipts
PSI; gross 1858.
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What is Home Without an Organ7
A ND what will an Organ now be. without
"a copy OF DlTSON & CO.'S new, delight
tul complete collection Of Reed Organ Music,
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-21
1873. 1873. 1873.
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN.
A First Class News and
Family journal.

THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN,, published
every morning, by mail, one year, $l2. To clubs
of three, $34 Of ten, 800.
THE TRI-WEEKLY, published Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, $6 a year three copies
$l7; five copies S27 ten copies $50.
THE WEEKLY, 80 year, three copies S.,
Eve copies $s, ten copies fifteen dollars, twenty
copies twenty. five dollars.
Additions can DO made to clubs at any time at
club rates. Ten per cent. com mission allowed 10
Agents getting up clubs.
Papers not sent unless paid in advance, and
invariably discontinued at the end of time paid
for.
Remittances can be made at our risk in Drafts,
Post-ofice Orders or Registered Letters.
GEO. KNAPP 4 CO.,
St. Louis. Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-21

The government has at last gained
victory over .wo or three dozen Modocs.
The latter charged into the soldiers camp
and fired several volleys, killing four
soldiers md one friendly Indian. They
were finally repulscd with u loss of one
man. Let US be thankful for this rous-
ing victory over our formidable enemies,
the Modocs. At this rate VIC will be
able TO exterminate the whole sixty with
loss of only about $50 soldiers. Let
Gen. Davis follow up tho victory.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-21
N u RSERY

Brother Farmers, don't forget that our Eastern
neighbors are feeding apples to stock with good
results, while We have only scanty supply for
family use.
! Also, that Eastern farmers have their barrels
OF cider and an abundance Of the best Of apple
vinegar, and hero either is rarity with the ma
jorty Of families.
And yet wo most all cultivate more land than
is profitable, and have often an abundance Of
waste and worn out lands that could be Il ado
prohtable II set In trees, besides improving the
condition Of the land.
Being overstOckod with winter fruits, espe-
cally of Janneting and New York Red Pippin,
or Ben Davis, will sell this spring by the Thou
sand at $1,000 by the 500 at $4,000. Prioe by
dozen and 100 same as heretofore-by the dozen
$l5O, by the 100 $lI.50. viii sell Hughes cider
crab, per so $4.00 per 100 100; per 1000 $50.
Pear, Cherry and Plum trees so cts each per
dozen $500
Concord grape, first class, l year vines 10 cents
each: per dozen 800; per 100 5 dollars per
1000 30 dollars. Bearing vines zach Is cts, per
dozen 2 5Oj per 100, l8 dollars.
All other stock about the samo as last spring.
~ For further particulars call at the Nur-
sery, miles southeast Of Troy, on the Tele'
graph road, or address the proprietor.
"A. MI. SHUTS,
TrOv, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-05-21

Virginia has had q duel. Two fools
got at loseerhcads about q poem sup.
posed to have been written for the bene6 6t
Of young lady. They arranged wesp-
ons and time, met and fred two rounds,
and both we're shot, one mortally, who
has since died. The young lady feels
very badyl for having been the innocent t
cause Of the rash affair. The laws OF the
state hold duelling as murder in tho 6rst
degree, and the survivor and the seconds
have been arrested, and refused bail.