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Connecticut western news., 1873-12-12

CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.
 Your careful attention is invited to the sub. ject of claims agalnss the government and the facilities afforded by existing laws for their prosecution. Each of the Departments of State, Treasury and War has demands for many mll- ! lions of dollars upon it's fles and they are rapidly accommodating. To these may be added
 those now peudlng before Congress, the Court
 of Claims and the Southern Claims Commls- sion, making in the aggregate an immense
 sum. Most of these grew out of the Rebellion,
 and are intended to indemnify persons on both sides for their losses during the war. and not a few Of them are fabricated and supported by false testimony. Projects are on foot, 1t Is be- lleved. to induce Con gress to provide for new
 classos of claims and to rev ve old ones | through the repeal or modification of the stat
 ute of limitations by which they are now barred. presume these schemes.if proposed, will be received with little favor by Congress, and recommend that persons having claims against the United States, cognlzable by any tribunal or department thereof. be required to
 present them at an early day. ana that legis- lation be directed as far as practicable to the defeal Of unfounded and unjust demands upon | the government.
 And would suggest as means of prevent ing fraud that witnesses be called upon to ap- pear Tn person to testify before those tribu. nals having said claims before them for adiu- dlcation. Probably the largest saving to the National Treasury can be secured by timely | legislation on these subjects of any of the economic measures that wih be proposed. You Will be advised of the operations of the | Department Of Justice by the report of the | Attorney General, and invlte your attention | to the amend menG of existing laws suggested by htm with the view of reducing the expenses | of that department.
 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. | The policy inaugurated towards the Indians at the beglnning of the last ad administration has been steadily pushed. and believe with bene. hcial results. IL will be continued with only such notifications as time and experience may demonstrate as necessary.
 With the encroachment of civilization upon the Indian reservations and hunting grounds
 disturbances faKnn DI0Ga b6kW6en
 Ipdians and whites during the past year. and probably will continue to do so
 until each race appreciates that the other has rights which must be respect
 ed. The policy has been to collect the
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-12

q eDues of tue country would abundantly justify it.
 THE PANIC AND SPECIE PAYMENTS.
 The revenues have materially fallen off for the first fl ve months Of tbe present fiscal year from what they were expected to produce. oYIng 10 the general panlc now prevaillDg. winch commenced about the middle Of Sep tember last. The full effect of thls dlsaster- if 1t should not prove blessing Tn disguise Is yet to be demonstrated. In either event It is your duty to heed the lesson, and provide, Dy wlse and well-cousldered leRislRtlon. as far as lt lies in your power, aguins6 It's recurrence, and to take advantage of all benefits that may have accrued.
 My own judgment is that however much Individuals may have suffered one long step has been taken towards specie payments; that we can never have permanent prosperity unrlJ spec.e basls is reached and that Hpec,e basis cannot be reached and maintained until our exports exclusive of gold pay for our obligations. and so nearly so as to leave an ap- preelable accumulation of the prec1ous metals ID the country from the products of our mines.
 The developments of the mines of precious metals during the past year, and Lhe prospec- tive developments of them for years to come, nrs eIatitylDg n their results. Could but one half of the gold extracted from the ID ues be retained at home, our advance towards specie payments would be rapid. To increase our exports sufficient currency is required to keen all the industries of the country emp'oyed, Without this, national as well as individual bapkruptcy must ensue.7 Undue Infation,- on the other hand, while le mIght give temporary relief, would only lead to mutation Of prices.
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

COLORADO
 would recommend for your favorable con- sheraton the passage of an enabling act for the admittauce of Colorado a StaLo in the Uuion. It possesses all the elements Of 8 prosperous State. acricuitura! and niluera, and believe has population to justify such admlsslOn.
 WESTERN CANAL.
 In connection with that, I would also recom- mend the encouragement of canal, for pur- poses Of lrr1gatlon; rom h lne eastern slope of As a rule, am OppOsento further donations of public lands for internal improvements owned and controlled by private corporations, but Tn thls instance would make an excep- iion.
 Between the Missouri River and the Rocky Mountains there is an aIld belt of pubic land from three hundred to four hundred miles In width, Perfectly useless for the occupation of man, for want of sufficient rain to secure the growth of any products.
 An irrigating canal would make productive a belt as wide as the supply of water could be made to spread over across Ihe entire country, and would secure a cCIdOD of settlements con meeting the present population of the noun tam and mining regions with that of the older states.
 All the land reclaimed would be clear gain, IT alternate sections are retained by the gov ernment 1 would suggest that the retained sections be thrown open to entry under the homestead avs, or sold to actual settlers for B very low prIce.
 GENERAL AMNESTY.
 EeneW ny preVious reconmenoaJlon 10 Congress for general amnesty. The number engaged ln the late rebellion yet laDvring under dlsabilltles ls very small, but en0ugn to keep up a constant irritation. No possible danger can accrue to the government by re- storing them to eligibility to hold office.
 CIVIL RIGHTS,
 I suggest for your consideration the enact ment of 9 law to better secure tue civll rlgnts which freedom should secure. but has not ettectually secured, to the enfraI. chised slave
 Signed, U. s. GRANT. Executive Manson, December l, 1873.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-20
$3.50 @etpinne int 8elaufe uon 100000

CAN'T eupie SO; False 9spie S.; g%isrteari. $3.50.
ne- unfert 2ptterie 1T pom Staate ge6artert; bic Bic
bunsta 61ben tets sur fthesfssten Belt UNI unt.r ber Yin.
Ndt eei9mrrentr GrmntiFare fatt.
w. Die ptIsieae 3ietune tpirb in ZEN ct. 2pui Bldt.
tern ssrsHsntlidt, unb alien Sntatsrn srn 2Upfen mirb
cine Gppie 3%uaefanbt.
~ Wtr beranfalten eins 3ietune ryte tte pbiee am
lesten Gage eines iettn Ncnats int SABRE 1872.
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gen rter GrpreR. Senbet ,p.sea zines Circulars.
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Gin traftises: uSunee, bic f@mere
Notb!" REF i'm wteter;su leinerYfi&t
ater es tauerte ni&t LANCE 70 etn8 bic
alte unreselmabisfeit ipieeer los. 8eim
Grabfad that ct inbe1en feline pFi9t
fit Drei 70 tab tn Meiferin cine
@dnIbaut iter Zen &Iden lief.
2anbfubl &par aud ni@t beionbers
erbaut taYer, ater fem Benebmen in
her @ertRdtte >par ibu bod nod BUM
bertmal eraufeer. Der 9un8e t'ub
fi9 an mid sew6bnen unb Id mid an
ill.," tr5Hete It fi@ enblt&. uDae 1T
aut, sinmal ni9t arters. 50 fam
AUDI ia fein Meni@ Yerlanse1', pap Ct
alei& aue unarten ablf8t uto plpB!t@
III einem @nsel trire."
[gsrtiesuns fslst.]
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8, SIN wileen Gprfe.

8ieesr mar IS Grlblins unp Spmz
n,er sep1reen, unb Elm 11Sner Suli>
n,crsen 9lSnste lber benz Gprfbauie
unb ben ber,'ti@en @altern. 1ief i'm
Tprfe sins 9Nbert 9einriGs Saser<
burl@e. Bon ss2eit au 3eit tldte Ct
ii@ auf ben 8oeen, als iu@te ct eine
Spur 3u entoeden. 1tnb IS mar .pirf<
lid cine Spur, bic ct serfolste, aber
niAt bic Gabrte zines @,isbss, iunbern
bic Erttte zines Menl@en. YlSbli@
ri&tete er fi@ auf: ~No@ iua!uer bsr<
Ielte Gue," u1trutelte Ct; ueie Tritte
iinb sanj frtl&, ale ,paren fs chen srft
In BE Waumerte einseeradt." 8ei
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-20
Aus Den weffdli(6fn
9ormm
Xopsae ans ntr Set beg 3Ojabrisea &risss.
(Gprtiebung-)

Die Come tanb l@pn tief uab im>
r,er nod tanaten unt iau@3tea bic
Yaare, unb fanten bic ISne bee 9or>
nee ibr G&o in BEN bpben @a|ss.
Bum lebter Male eri9ien bic 8raut
II reindeer 6ausfleibun8 unb 9emb>
drmeln, NIT ter Grauenbfnte TN, bic
Stirue. Maf@ 9rtf fe mad BEN be>
reitliesenten quite tbres Manues unb
]tbte i'm auf; bic Itrt8en Grauen fol8<
ten ibrem 8etiptsle no fe tur einet,
Out erba19en fonnten, unb elm bib
@9eS Graueumenuet te(@lpB bic Geter
unb bic @orbebeutune eineS ebrenbuf<
ten, fetbt9en, friebli@en Gbefanbes, 1T
weldeu bic Grau i,temals Yer9ei7en
tpolte, ba6 fe am 9p&settstase ibres
WanneS 9ut 9etra9en batte.
Dte lebten @rlbe unb ber lebte5dn<
bebrud wurten eerpe@lelt uno TN
G9immer be6 f~nfeneen M~benbrptbes
rpllten bic Ba9en unb trabten bic
Yferee pom tannen.-
Nur Wnnas Mutter unb ibr Brueer
8ernbaro blteben surud IN sem Torftz
baule.
Das junse Gbepaar fuute jebt ben
rlterli@en @eee1 empfaneen. 9etnrt9
fab f1 ua@ 1einem @ater uu,, aber Der
@reis war ser14wunben. Man iudte
i'm I'm 9aule unb fanb Jpn ni@t. Nut1
f9ritt 9einrt9 IN ben @alb unb rtef
ben alien Gprfmetfer bel Namen ; muir
Gas G9p a%ntpprtete ibm. Simmer tie
fer 9ins er IN tas Didt9t bis er entz
lid ben @reis auf einen, absefubten
8aumfamme fibenb fant, bic 9dnpe
eefaltet unb Zen ftarret1 Blif gum 9tnz
mel eertdtet. u0ater," ia9te 5sinrt@>
ufomm unb sib uns beinen Se9en."
Der alte Mann fubr befti9 BET biefen
@prten 3ulammen unb bltdte ,pebmiiz
tbfs auf 1einet Spbn !; Tbrdnen 9ldn;<
ten in feinen Nu9en: sd tperee es
ni9t ertraeen f5nnen", murmelte er.
Damn ftanp ct auf unp folste idweiseno
gum Gprftbaule.
pima" 1aete 5einrid> als iie in
has 3immer traten, ucer @ater nil
uns ben 9esen 9eben."
Nnna erbpb ft9 unb fniete AT Ter
Seite ibres @atter nieper 8pr i6ne11
ftanb ter ereiie l9wersebeu9te Mann
unb breitete Die Mrn,e Iber fe aus, aber
Ct 1aste feta Bort. So bauette es et>
ne Wetle-eb er al, fem @db 3urld>
ta9te?-oter ware1 IS anbere @etanz
fen, Die feline Seste trauris fimmten ?
-Miemanb waBte bisb, alS nur baS
!5ers tes arner unslidielisen 8aters.
gncli1 ermannte Ct fd: u@ptt le9ne
su9", bstete er, u@ett @eene eu9> tae
Muss gut sebt, unb Der S@mers eud
ferne bleibt." Msbr fsnnte er ni1t
fa9en er ma9te taS &reus3ei9en iber
fte unb lebte i19 auf einen Stubl niez
Der, ter In einer tuntlen Gde be5 3intz
r1ers Eart. Mnna tpeinte, unb 8ern>
baro ba9te an bic Gr;abluns beg Si>
serburlden.
Mun leenete aud bic Mutter ibren
S9mie9sripbn unb ibr tbeures &inb.
u@ute Na9t Batter! @ute NaGt
Mutter" 1aeten 9einri9 unb Nnna
,eute Na1t" a%ntuprtetet bic Mutter
unt 8ernbarr. Der alte GorFmeiRer
bate BEN Na@tsrus ni&t ssb1rt.
limb IS rparb ifile in BEN 9auie unp
in benz @alre. Sur bic Na6t in if
rem leu1tsnten Sternenmantel uats
eerte leile tabit, unb fenfte benS9lun1<
a,sr auf bic unfhulpi9m @usenlicer.
50 enbete Der 9o&;eftstas In ben,
,finiaaen Gertbaufe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-20

u6arwabr, bapn wablt SIR ieltiauae
@anse", marf tet Saserburl@e ipSttii&
Bin. =
@termals 500 eer eanssfne@t bic
Muaenbrauea ;uIamuae1 unb tlidte
mad 1einsn @afeu, ale poQe er an
beutsn, tas IS bod nt&t gut eepeien
1si f& itrer ~ e%ntleoi8en. 9ubsrt
bemertte bieB; es fanb bet ttn, fef, bab
er einen @ilberer Spr Gb babe ater er
poute allen @erba@t BEG Wannes 3erz
Rreuen, I'm, Ism tefo eber cine fi@ere
Na@rt@t aber bic S@lupfwtnfel Der
Bante aa entloden. Debbalb fu@te IT
taS @elprd@ auf einet anberen &C.
aenfanb ~ lenfen. Ct erinnerte fi9
bes Rreu3es, bas i'm 3u ttsiem 3uian,>
naentrefen 8efibrt Bate.
u6att SIR IN ben @aleunesn Ct
rpas Serluren 2" fraste Ct.
Der Grembe 9ttH ra9 1elner 8ruf.
-yGin fleernes &reu, bas If bp9>
f@dbe," entsesnete II. ~@enn tu 60
9efunben Daft, tpsrte i'd tfr tanttar
ltn."
uSf Is tieles sisQei9t?" fraste Der
SdBerbur19e unb Iterret&te tas &reus>
den. sd fanb ss an jsasr @&Iob>
ruine."
Der @ileerer a9tste ni@t auf bic
bittere 8emerfuns tes Slneltnes> freu>
big nabn1 sr tas 1eili9e 3et@en IN Gm,
pfana rnb tridtt einen 2uB tarauf,
~Das 1T e. lapte Ct, lid babe IS Ianse
Yereebens 8eiu@t."
5utert Serfolete faunenb tas 81
nebuen teS Gremben, trel@es ietnen
@erta@t fat tpanfenb tta&te. uDr
Nanae 9erutarut febt auf benz &reuss
einaraYirt", tesanr er atermals
vnei1ut SIR Gu& ettpa TO
uglein," 1aBte ber2anbstne@t; ~ater
waruua fraof bu tarna@?"
v@e tieies ter Naute .teinsS perm
it,"
uDetnes Germ ?-So bdltf pu
MID an. Gnbe gar fit einsn @pibtu>
ben?"
nNo& bate i'd feinen @runb busu."
vunb tpirft ME einen baben", ia9ts
Der Gremte tols. u9Sre 8uri@e!"
BAG 8rtus@en 1T mir tbeuer, felt IN be,
S@la9t BON NSrblinBet cine i9webis
l@e &useI Al, i'm abpralte bic ionf
bur@ meme Bruf 8esansea pare. Sd
trug es BON frlber Su8enb an, pb,
elef9 i9 ni9t tpsie, wte i'd taSu Sc:
fommer BIN. Bon teinen1 9errr
fammt eS ni9t barber barff bu rubil
lein ; bent, slsiGe Namen gilt eS piel'
ina beilisen r5mi19en Net9e beutl9s'
Natipn. SD bin auf benz Sdla@t:
felte eebpren, unb meme Mtutter wa,
cine 59webilae Warfetenberin, bic i@ot
fritz an, l1war3en Tpbe fart, pber, nj
Mnbere 1aeter, ant 8%rantuett. Sd
&purte Splbat unb lief anfane6 mi
ben S9meten ; ale aber Der @albiteil
t gum s%weitenmale bic @ertetromme
ribren lief eins i'd 3u i'm unb bab
: Dem &ailer 9ebtent bis Der Yernnalebeit
Trieben unS taS5antwerf le9te. Seq
tpeibt but @Qes. S&au bier bic 9eulf
! tpel9e jsbt bic Musfetsnfusel surIdse
laHen bat."
+ 9utsrt rparf einen 8lid auf pa'
&reu3@en uno fano bic @prte tesg rem
ben beltatiet.
sd bin Dir gum Dant perpFt9tet"
2 rebete bte(er i'm abermal5 an uYiel
llei9t fam cine 3eit fomme1, wp 81
z i'm brauden wirit. limb nun 9eb' bel
t rer @eee i@ sebs Die meinisen. 2et
i, wpblw
: Sn bie!em Nusentlide f~nii1erte IS il
ben 3wei9en, unb elei9 tarauf erldie'
Elm r%ptbfSpfser @eleue> nit einem fei
; fen Stride bslaben, an Rem Gaun
tes @altes. @lei93eiti9 ri9tete1 iid
bic Slide Der Beioen t,a9 benz Srte
upber tas @srdui1 fam. Nter 19p,
: Bate her rotbe @ilbbteb ben 9trid 5,
8oten ssrpurfen unb bic Nustste an
seleat.
UprteBuns fuIst.)
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Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for circular.
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Tumor of I2 Years. Growth
Cured by Railways ResoIvent,

BEvEELT, Mass, july Is. 1852.
Dn R,pwAr II have had Ovarian Turnor in the ovsri,,
and vels All the Doctors said there p for
tre every thing that recommended; but nothing
hepeime. yuuv ResoIvenf and thought would try
II bulbad faith in It, because had suffered for twelve
wears took six bottles Of the Resoyent and one box Of
Rada,s Pills, and bottles Of your Relief and
there sign Of to be or felt and feel
better smarter aud happier than have for twelve years
The tumOr in the left side Of the bowels
the grin. write this to YOU for the benefit Of Others
rslpu Won choose HANNAH u
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BRIGGS & BROTHERS.
LHHUS USTR IT'D
T L0RAL v QRK :.

FOB JANUARY, 1873, NOW OFT. Issued a.
Quarterly. The four numbers sent to any a,ldI ess
10y mail, for p Cents. The richest and most in
structYe Illustrated and Descriptive Floral Guide
ever published. Those OF our patrons who order
ed Seeds last year and were credited with 25c, will
receive the four numbers for 1S, Those who order
Seeds this year will he credited with a subscription
for lSS4. The January number contains nearly
In EGgTapiIi0S, Tire !SuDer6 cOIored
ZH0heF, suitable Tor framing, and also 2IHHed
I'2TheE OF our gorgeous Floral ChrOmCS; infOr-
nation relative to Flowers, Vegetables, etc. and
their cultivation, and all such matter as was for
merly found In our Annual Catalogue. You will
miss if you order ,SEEID.SbefOr seeing By-f20s
Il D1'O.'S DG:fHT-ERZ 4. We challenge
comparison on quality OF Seeds aud sizes of pack
cts. Our" C'GfeHcie1' .,fap0nce Sheet ana Price
LGEfIoy IS f3, - sent free. Address
BRIGGS Il BROTHER
Seedsmen and Florists, ROCHESTER, y y
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Wagon Shop.


Horse and OK Shoelng; fronting of all kinds OF
Wagons, Sleghs and Cutters. Picks, Clevises,
Chains, hooks, Drag teeth, Hinges, Bolts for
Carriager, PlOws, etc, and repairing of all
kinds of Mill Irons and Farming implements.