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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
A Grand Sell at Freeport.

Freeport bad quite a sensation on
Wednesday of last week. A new
we'll is being dug at the foot OF
stephenson street. When the work.
men commenced their labors on the
above mentioned morning they dis
covered what they supposed 20 be q
dead man in the we'll. One of the
men was let down as usual aud IN.
stead Of landing On earth be found
himself upon dead man standing
erect in the well. The celtic laborer
was greatly frightened, 80 much so
that IL was difficult TO learn what
really caused his alarm. However,
The Coroner was summoned to the
spot, but before nis appearance the
body had been taken from the well,
laid on o board and cloth placed
over the face, ready for his inspection.
de came, took look at tho body,
and decided not 20 summon a jury or
hold an inquest, and of course no yer.
dict was rendered Many Others
came TO view the departed they tar
RED but second, and went away,
keeping "mum," except TO inform
few of the fact that they mlgnt
see the body The deceased was,
nothing but mask stuff ID and placed
there by some one n attendance 81
the masquerade dance in the hall
the previous evening Lena Star.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

The FRANKING PRIvILEGE-As far
as paying postage on letters and 9TH
er mail matter is CONCERNED. our SEN
ators and Representatives. in Con-
gress, as well as all other hereto-
fore privileged classes" will soon
stand on an equality with the rest OF
Us. The frankiug privilege has been
entirely abolished, -oot ana branch,
and we honor ou~ national legisIa-
tors for this unsslhsb correction OF
an abuse, Notwithstanding it is al
our own expense. Only d Congress
of Republicans would ever have
done this a Democratic Congress
would no more have entertained
such a proposition than an old theft
would voluutari y surrender stolen
plumber.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1873

thews. to prove that he paid Colfax
$500 about June 10th. 1863, which
was deposited AZ the same time
with Q 81 900 note sent him for cam
paigs expenses by Gao. Nesbitt. of
New York, through the mails. The
note aud letter were exhibited at
the breakfast table of Mr. CQlfax
and draft for 81 900 almost imme-
diately forwarded to the chairman
of the Republican committee at 10.
dianapols.
Mrs. Caroline HOLSTER, half
sister of Mr. Colfax, residing in
Utah. testified to the receipt of the
81 900 note from Mr.. Nesbitt.
After the adjournn ent of the com
mittee, tonight, Nj. C ,lfax receive
the following dispatch from his MAJ.
ried sister:
KELLOGG, lows, Eco. IL.
Mother wrote me 10 the Summer
OF 1868 of your receiving one thou
sand dollar bill, mentioning it With
ether things showing how much
you were appreciated. am search
ing for the letter. Will send it if
found. MARY s. CowLEs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

| Col, afterwards GENERAL ana Presl.
dent Taylor-called Old Zach-was
here. A'sH General Street, Indian
agent; J. p. Street, his son, aud p.
Burnett his SUBJ Indian agent.
A few weeks after my arrival with
my family, John Thomas, Milo Rich
ards aRd Goram fainter and their
families came. 10 that same year
(lS36) the spectators came, headed
by Mr.. Hunter. They bought up oil
they could of the Prairie below he
garrison and laid out city lots by the
hundred, and emigrsnts came 10 at a
rapid rate. In 1887, s. A. Clark,
Thomas and Fl. w. Savage, and Ed
ward w. and Alonz) Pelton came to
the place, and became prominent
business men. Messrs. Rolette, Dous.
man and Brisbois, were here before,
and were among the chief business
men.
When l FIRST came to this place We
bad mails but twice week. IL was
three days in getting here from Gale~
ma by the way Of Plattevlle and
Cassviile.
We had but three or four steam
boats in season. None came 40
above Dubuque except with govern
ment supplies for the garrison at this
place, and Fort Smelling. The fur
traders, merchants, and missionaries
embraced the opportunity of sach
occasions to get up their supplies.
The goods, provisions, and money for
the Indian payments. also, came in
the same way. One or two such
boats came in the spring, and also in
the fall. Pleasure parties from diff,
ferent points on the rivers, even as far
as Pittsburg in Pennsylvsnis,av awaited
themselves Of such occasions to see
the country.
The French population farm ed
enough to mostly supply themsclv es
with prouirions, with their hunting
and fishing. But all others, and some
of the French, depended upon sup
plies from below. Sometimes if the
quarter master had an over supply
he would sell Pork and Flour the
Pork for $50, the Flour 70. $l2 bar
rel:
All kinds of furnituree and farming
utensils, came by water, SINE Of
them from Pittsburg, nearly 1000
miles.
There was but one road to and
from the place. that was the military
road from this to Fort Winnebago
On leaving that, south Of The Wiscon.
sin river, people had to follow bride
paths. or such roads as they might
choose.-There was not bridge in
the country.
The Indians wero thick and trouble
some. Our cornfieids and gardens
we're often plundered by them. They
stole horse from me that cost 500
and gang came to my house one
night IN quest of my money follish-
ly imagining that had stock Of it
on hand. | was at the old court
house at the time, at temperance
meeting And when they demanded
money, my wife fed to the town,
over a mile, and gave the alarm,
which broke up the meeting, for ev-
cry man run to the rescue, but the
robbers had fed before we REACHED
the house, but got nothing.
ana now now nearly 80 years of
age suppose / am the oldest emf
grant some who were born here
may be older-and the oldest resi-
dent of that class. Not one who
came the year | did (I635) yet lives,
except myself"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
William Tell Ausge9peil.

We take it for granted that there
are very few Of our readers who are
not perfectly familiar with the ro-
mantle story Of William Tell the
Swiss patriot; and now eorsooth,
some busy-body has been prying
around, or rather "investigating' the
matter and the result is, that ho bas
literally scuelched William, for be
proves by ncontrovertible evidence,
hat Notwithstanding the cross bow
with which his wonderful feats OF ar
cherry weFe performed. 10 still on ex.
hibition al Zurich Tell never fir, d at
an apple placed on his sons head,
nevtr refused to bow TO Gesler's cap,
never crossed the Lake Lucerue in
tempest Of wind and rain, never bold
" jumped upon the ellplatto never
poke his celebrated speech 10 the
ie6le Of Kusnach, never shot the
Landvogt that there never existed
any Landvogt Gesler, that William
Tell never had any son, in fact that
here never lived any William Tell
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

s@-In New YORK city few days
ago gang of burglars, knowing that
the male inmates of certain resi-
dence were to DO absent on certain
night. entered the house with skele-
ton keys, aud proceeded to ransack
the various apartments. The mis-.
tress of the establishment awoke,
heard what was going on, and gave
two or three pulls to little KIN Oh at
the head of her bed, telegraphic con
nection with police headquarters
was brought into use. IN three min,
utes three police officers were on
hand and the burglars in their
clutches. The same plan is to be put
iuto practice on a more extensive
scale in Cincinnati.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
sea. The fact of Senator Pomeroy'r

nm. The fact of Senator Pomeroy'r
receiving no votes for re.eecuon.
10 the Kansas L legislatures explain
ed by his friends by The fact, not
mentioned in the telegraphic reports
of the exciting scene, that when Mr.
York closed his harangue. Judge
)ss. 40 old member, demanded that
Mr.. Pomeroy be heard before BAL
lot was taken. York was among
the most clamorous Ia opposing and
denouncing any such delay, aud in
demanding an instant ballot. In the
midst ofthe clanor thus raised Judge
Ross arose AID said that as the Sem
atOr could not be heard in his owH
defense, or by bis friends. they would
withdraw bis name and they did so.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
sssIEs. Vol. "a, NO. 80.
Origin OF Names OF the sta. es.

There lie much that is interesting
in the study of the origin of th,
names of the States Of the Union a,
they are derived from variety OF
sources To begin in the geograph
ical order, We first have Maine, which
takes its name from the province OF
Maine, in France, and was 40 called
10 compliment to the queen OF
Charles Henrietta, its owner.
New Hampshire first called La
conia-irom New Hampshire Eng.
land.
Vermont, from the Green noun
: aims French verd mont
Massachusetts,, from the Indial
language, signIfying The country
about the great bill"
Rhode Island get i.s name from
The fancied resemblance of the islanu
Q that of Rhodes, 10 the ancient LIE
want.
Conneoticut's name was Mohe
gan, spelled originally QIon-eh.ta.
cut, signifying "A ling river"
New York was 50 named as a com
pliment to ne Duke of York, who's,
brother, Charles H., granted him
that territory.
New Jersey was named BY one OF
it's original proprietors, Sir Georg,
Carteret, after the island of Jersey in
The British channel, of which be az
governor.
Pennsylvania, as is generally
Known, takes it's name from William
Penn, the word "sylvania" meaning
woods.
Delaware derived it's name fro m
Thomas West, Lord Do la Ware, gov.
ernor of Virginia
Maryland received it's name from
the queen of Charles l., Henrietta
Maria.
Virginia got its name from queen
Elizabeth, the unmarried Or virgin
queen.
The Clrolinas were named IL
honor Of Charles and Georgia in
honor of George Ii.
Florida gets its name from Pas
qnas de Flores,or Feast of flowers.
Alabama comes from Greek
word, signifying The land of rest
Mississippi derives its name from
that of the great river, which ia, in
he Natchez tongue. "The Father Of
Waters"
Louisiana was named so in honor
of Louis XIV.
Arkansas is derived from the Ital
ian word Kansas smoky water"
with the French prefix of ark a
bow"
Tennessee is an Indian name, mean.
ing The river with the big bend"
Kentucky also ia an Indian name
"Kain.tuck-ee," AT tho head of the
river
Ohio is the Shawne name for The
Beautiful. River"
Michigan's name was derived from
the lake, the Indian name for fish
weir or trap, which the shape Of tn,
lake suggested.
Indapa's name came from that OF
the indiana.
Illinoiss name 10 derived from the
word 'iliini, men and The French at
fix "ois," making it Tribe of men.
Wisconsin's name is said TO DO the
Indian one for wild, rushing chan
mel.
Missouri's is also an Indian name
for muddy, having reference to the
muddiness of the Missouri river.
Kansas ia the Indian word for
smoky water.
Tue derivation OF the names OF
Nebraska and Nevada 10 not know:
Iowa signifies, in the Indian Ian
gCage, The drowsy ones," and Min
nesots CLOUDY Water"
The origin of the name Of Caiifor-
nia is uncertain.
Oregon, according to some, oomet
from Oregana, the Indian name Of >
wild moj1ram which grows abund-
antly on the Pacific coast and &C
cording to others, from Oregon
The river of the West" in ailusior
to tho Columbia river.
West Virginia gets it's naTe from
having been formed from the West
ern part Of old Virginia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

Eft The Democrats attempt to
nave considerable fun at the expense
II Fred II IN ia consequence Of his
leaving the Democracy and Joining
ne Republicans. Those who kaow
Fred know that be is competent to
keep up his end IN The king bust.
Mess. A few days ago Sat Clark,
Rankin and other leaders OF tho
Democracy sttemp cd TO have some
tun with Fred about tho change.
We lei 8 correspondent OF the Mil
Taukee Wisconsin tell the last OF tho
story, as follows:
After dinner as kind Of peace
fcrlng Joe Rankin asked Fred 10
JOIN him in a cigar This Pred do
1Iined TO DO, Saying be didn't smoke
ny more. Il nkin looked at MIN o
moment and then said: You have
gwen up a good many OF your o
ways siOce you turned Republican
Yes" said Fred. Il used TO smoke
cigars, chew tobacco aud drink viii,
key but | fund il was iniuring my
nealth, and gave it up. As soon as
| did, came TO myself again, phys
caily and mentally and Joined the
Republican party"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
Billings ReEolushuns for 4SsS.


That wont borry nor lend-es>
peshiliy lend.
That wont swop any horses with
be deaken.
That wont sware emmy unless !
an urfsr cath.
mat the world owes me g living
provided earn il.
That If man calls me q phool
wont ask him tew pfoveit.
That j will live within my ink am,
II heave to get trusted tew do H.
That believe real good lies sre
'r'ting skarser aud skarser every
day.
mat wont grow emmy kats.
Spontaneous ksts have killed the
usiBess.
That poverty may be 9 bl, ssing,
out if it IL, it iE blessing in dis
suixe.
That / will take my whiskey here.
tier straight--straight to the gut
ter.
That i wont smoke emmy more
'egars only OF somebody else's ex-
pense.
hat wont swop dogs with no
han unless can git one tor too.
That wont ware emmy more tite
'oots if have tew go barefoot tew
10 il. e.es...s..
That il man tells me mule wont
xix i will bellows what be says with.
at tielng it.
That will lead moral life even
( go lonesum aud loose heal Il fun
VT.
That l wont advise enybody until
kno the kind OF advice they arc
.nkehus TO follow.
That when hear man Dragging
u his ancestors wont envy him,
'nt will MY the ancestors.
That no man shall beat ne 10 po-
neness, not so long "a politeness
tontinuess to be as il z now.
Finally, will search for things
nat are little, for the things that
20 lonesum, avoiding all toreh-Iite
'rocesshuns, bands of music, vim
nln's rights oonvenshuns, and grass
elddeTs gen rally.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
CHoKEp CATTLE To relieve

CHoKED CATTLE To relieve q
choked OK or COW, give at once one
half pint melted hogs lard, and ex-
ercise the animal 1t sickens the
stomach, aud the obstruction will
pass Immediately either up or down,
AS the animal will cough aud swal-
low at once, and trus get Tehef.
Put the warm lard 10 jank bottle
and raise the animals head-it will
run down easy. This is the surest
and safest remedy known. and never
fails if administers soon after the
accident occurs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

a GOOD III, We - We learn that
there is movement among the 10.
bacco growers Of this state towards
the formation of Tobacco Growers
Association, having for its object the
promotion Of NOR, thorough meth.
DDS Of cultivation and better market
facilities. Associative action OF this
kind If iudiciously managed, is always
promotiye of beae6t We hope The
growers will take early sleps TO per.
f.ct such an organization and tho
Union will do its 'slevei best - aid
and assist in all its object" -0eger'o"
County Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

cgA newspaper of Iowa City
gives rather discouraging account
# what the farmers in Lhose Hdig.
Gings' are doing, or rather not doing.
Here is the Price Current: A pair
t winter boots costs Two loads OF po-
atoes a nights lodg ng a load Of
,ats tbs wife wears Ave acres of
wheat the children each ten acres
If corn the price OF sn overcoat is
good tour-year-old steer OF Sun.
lay suit, twenty lat hogs. The
tarm, TOO, wears mortgage that is
worse than bard-paa to the soil, and
the annual tax rots the roof worse
than rain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
British Hollow Union Hotel.

Touy n. STEVENS Of u itlsh Hollow. having u "
- purchased fxed aud newly furnished the above
hatol IL now prepared 10 accommodate guests with
welt furnished rooms good aired beds and table well
provided which car not be surpassed Ladies and gen
firruon wi meet with eve accommodation RHd ~.
tantiUf, combined with moderate charges Good
.tlbliag attached and attentive hoH''ers sSays ~
baud. Tho Potas aud Lancaster stage daily 20 meet
tfa,us AZ Spechs Ferry for all parts
JOHN r STEVENS, Proprietor.
Witish Hollow. Oct - 1872. sltf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
ssr The abolition of the frank

s% The abolition of the "franking
privilege" has caused considerable
discussion in Executive circles H.
Washington IS to the stamp 10 be
used 10 the transaction of Depari.
ment business. 1t has been decided
that the stamp should be of dis.
tiActive character, aud that where it
should be used by any subordin ate.
it should be cause for his immediate
removal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
PHELPS unIlsE.

a. PHELPS. proprietor Lancaster, Wis Having
L furnished the new three story brick hotel the
ola hotel corner prepared 20 accom- modate guests
roAspnably. Rooms well furnished and table we'll
prasliod. Ample stable accommodations. 1870
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
PLATTEViLLE HOTEL,
KEY CITY HOUSE,

by "a D. sTRgETER corner ofNinoral aRd Second
ID s.foets, plattovile, Wiz. Good stabliRg nnd at
..j.tivs hostors, Sample rooms attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned w sell her farm located x mile
east Of Fnnimorebsing 40 Of Grsc sss land in
high state Of cultivation snd vel fenced A large
dwelling c'CArver House, the premises good
arn stables an other outbuildings ali 10 6rst rate
repair. never falling welt young bearing orchard
Of apples snA smal fruits che premises. The prop.
ertl viii be s0i3 On easy terms-p2rt 51va
S6m3s NARY PR0BsT
Eenn!more Center, Wis, FEB !, 1875,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
LANCASTER HOUSE.

LT8uEENESs tsuccessor 90 C y Uyde), pro-
T.. pristor. lancaster, Wis. This house Las been
g.. Drnishcd throughout palms spared for the nc
umalttlon OF guests Table we'll provided. Stalking
flashed ami attentive hostitrs. 1922
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
cARRIER HoUse,

N CARRIER. proprietor Bosoobel, wis. Mealspro
tided before car time, and patrOns assisted with
.te.4se. promptuoas and no delays ~ the Carrier
llu-c stsbhng attached
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

II I Loamls proprietor The travelling public
-, will take notice thst ara prepared 20 accom-
upiate them with board aui lodging, attentive host
and good stahling l7tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

sA-lt was the deliberate opinion
of Horace Greeley that seven per
sons on an average read every Pc
per printed before it was destroy cd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
CHANDLER HOUSE,"
Wfngyille, Grant County, Wis.

HAVING purchased tho Hotel Ia this place former
IL Is owned by John Stevens. have thoroughly
urushed aud reconstructed tho entire promises and
aHi uuw iull, prepared with q weilfurnished table,
.1ui. clean and comfortable beds, warm aud commo-
.'us .tabHug careful, obligng aud attentive hos
rr ~ cheorlully prayidelor the comfort the trav
ftiug public.
Ms mott1 IL "to please AT" anl secure the comfort
rny guests Stop and see me-
}. :. CHANDLER.
Nou'fort May 2sth, 1872 t2J
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
AUGMENTATION HnTEL

Mark uADLEY. proprietor. (successor 20 SINE
II WopAhouse,) bloomington, Wis. Every atteu
t.n paid Is guests Rooms good order, aud stabinE
attached. 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
JAM SIS A. DAVIS.

~ ENERAL COLLECTING AGENT AND CONVEY.
" ANGER Patch Grove Wa Collections pgonItlg
suSRas1 10. ReiSrSaOss ga'sa rasn desired, setf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
FARM FOR SALE.

The sahscr bsr offers for osle bic harm situated IN
the town Of Ellenhoro Section 8. Eniltt oast OF
Lancaster containing about 20 acres. fry acres
are improved and about one hundred uuner fence
There Is abundance q water aHd timber the place
There are also frame house, q miner plan orchard
aud school house close by. Price 2,oo0 and terms
very easy. Apply The PREMISE or address
JOHN THOMAS,
S6W4e Lancaster. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
Ilns 80 nIltlNIna

~ EAERAt COLLECTING AGENT and CONVEY
W anccr bloomington, Wis. Ttle5 investRa gated y nd
perfected Collection promptly attended %. Refer
slQas given when desired 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

4 rrORNEY and COUNSELLOR AZ Law and Notary
y Public, bloomington, wis All legal business
promptly attended 10. Collections made and loans
% egotlatsd. si-eO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

w " PINE proprist0r, corner 81 Main aad Third
" streets DUBUQUE IOWA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

Annual advertisements payable quarterly. Same
reset qnnrtsry without eKtrs charge.
Advertisements set 10 double column Is per cent
sxtra.
Baslns,s cards, limos or less, 81 pes annun. Zach
extra line o.. 49,,
E.tray aotD-a 10 one animal IA described fl.bO for
& weeks E,ch .idltonal animal described In same
Itlcs 90 cents.
Legal notices charged az the legal rates
s4eeial NOTICES and busuess notices In news type.
l9 cpnts per line ecch Insertion.
Religious notices. Marriages and Deaths inserted
fre- Bot 10 cents per li9e charged for Obituary
tees and Obituary Poetry "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
sMALLEY HOUSE,
DIR. Q. +. FALLEY

IJuN s. SMALLEY. Proprietor, Muscoda WIS -
= Near tAe Depot EVpress Odee, and Livery Stable
attached Meals Rtall houra 1888
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
VIM. w. LINENS.


A rrOGNEYs aad COUNsgLORs At Law, Lancaster,
\ wis VIII practice In ali State courts; viii buy
ld ,el tni. pay taxes obtain land pateSts. bonn.
'irs pensions ana other clams against the Govt $3.50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

ABSTRAC OFFICE
FOR GRANT COUNTY.
JOSEPH ROCK. LANCASTER
l-2O once Ia rtnh Ruildug Up stalra.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

NJ. BRADLEY CLARKE,

trrORNEYs and COUNsELORs at Law. Geal Col
\ lection and Land Agta. Lancaster. via 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
Dr.. a. a. aAaReE

physician and SURGEON and Pension Examining
! sugstcu, Laneaster Wis. 0'ce over Meyers
.rv 20-2l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18

splcs Nv =. , =. a. 2. n. y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
ADvERrIsINo SCALE:

fOns Iueh Space makes scuWei ihenss p e0'-
umn. i2inches y ADD - inches one eo'u"n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-02-18
r TT GMEGLoDE.

NOT AIRY PUBLIC, Claim Agent. and Agent for sew
n aral ~ thu best life and Pire Insurance Com
panes ia the country also Tie nsed Auctl0uesr. All
business entrusted 70 him will be promptly attended
o. a. Csssgitle wis. zl-T
, 1873-01-30

TEE CHICAGO TR1DE supported. In Athe recont eIoo-
tIon The platform and.neoaoes Of tho IooraRopubls-
can Convention whiclr mot at Clncinr1pa th, at Of
May Tho defcat Of tho o9nd,tos Of convention has
unt dtutahod In dusroc. tho necessity for carrying
forward 1ts principles. We hold these rncplca bo
essential good gogc<nment to the psaopoity Of tho
country, aud ths pormAnenco OF republican Inst
tution.. We SHALL therefore, continue to gve thom
hearty support and ndvcacy, and anu sus ain tho
who ty represent thc whatoscr party designation they
may wear We shall eivoau impartial hearn 10 tic Ad
untsaton Of Gensral uruut. and shall ia al
acts which seo wse and usoul to the country,
cordially though 1t Administration ot
choice. In eho1t TEE OluoAao TRIBUNE will aim to
aeoueo