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Young commonwealth may be proclaim
ed throughout the land, and that Kansas
may stand erect and free among the
States of the Union-pure among the
purest and honored throughout the
world. 7
aThe statements have made are but
partial and incomplete. The hour OF
two I passed in the den of infamy, in
the Taft House, let in upon my mind
such q flood of enlightenment as to the
detestable practices of the Kansas poll
tician, that have no words in which to
express the knowledge I gained Of the
depth of degradation pure republican
government has reached. The disclo.
sures then made to me simplicate
some of the most prominent and
respectable men in the State Of Kansas
I learned from Mr.. Pomeroy's lips
that his spies and emissaries were work
ing in our caucuses to sell out. These
disclosures I will not now make; they
are sufficient to satisfy me that the mos
conscienceless, infamous betrayer of thu
solemn trust reposed in him by the viii
of the people is S. c. Pomeroy. 1 have
been actuated by no motive personal OF
indicative, in my action here to-day
1 have not made the fight Oh Mr.. Pome
roy in Mr.. Ingalls, interest, IN Mr.
loves or Mr.. Harvey's interest, but IL
behalf of the betrayed and long-sufferine
people of this commonwealth, and II
furtherance of the solemn oath tool
when I entered these halls as repre-
sentative of the people. AS to the truth
of what I have stated in the presence O.
this august and honorable Body of repre-
sentatives of the sovereign people, ane
before the Almighty Ruler OF the Uni
verse, solemnly declare and affirm that
every word have spoken is Gods truth
and nothing but the truth.
Of a truth this all reads as If this
man York were not only very muct
in earnest to defeat Pomeroy, but as
if he were relating the occurrence OF
actual circumstances; and it will be
a remarkable escape from very ex'
plicit Indictment, based upon very
straightforward relation of alleged
facts, if Pomeroy can clear himself
of the charges made.
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MINING STOCK REPORT

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100 sewage. 72H. 1877 74A. IAN bio. 7e bso.
ss5 Choilar, 81, 51h, 81 bso. 52h bso. 51k.
10 Hale L Norcross, 81 y bSO.
100 Crown Point, 101 4, 104 b30, l01.
900 Yellow Jacket, 81. 80. 70. 80, BIZ b3O, 80
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81.
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ITS Justice, 8 b3O, 8.
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100 Baltimore, 2, 2k.
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b5, 57k, 50 b3o, 57h.
Evening Report.
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1000 Raymond Ely. IS, 75h. rs b3O. Is 50. 75h
$50. Is $50, 75A, &C. 7sH bso. 75h blu. IS.
SO Eureka Con. II, Tx, 11k. Tx. -.
100 Jackson. 40 cts.
50 Alps. 2:
Is Americas Flag. So.
200 Lillian Hall, IS cts.
10 Phoebe, 1917.
$50 Adams Hill, 40 cts.
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THErecent exposures of corruption
in high places, those connected with
the Credit Mobilier and those having
reference to Caldwell's and Pome-
roy's cases, are remarkable for their
being brought to light not through
any efforts Of the opposition. but
solely through measures initiated
and carried on by Republicans. If,
as the World and other Democratic
newspapers aver, these instances Of
compatibility amongst promin ent
Republicans illustrate the low state
of morals of the Republican organi.
zation. the answer is ready at hand
and the answer is, that the Republi-
can party seeks to clear itself and
the legislation of the country. Of the
evil influences of bribery and like
corrupting practices; and theanswef
might we'll be carried further, even
to the truth. grounded statement,
that in contrast to these timely expo
sitions by Republicans of the dis
honorable practices of men of their
own political creed, it. was not the
Democratic but the Republican
press of New York city which
brought to light the gross rascalities
of the Tammany Ring-rascalities
which were only acknowledged and
denounced by the Democratic press
after their perpretration became so
notorious and so offensive as that
nobody who valued his word or his
standing as an honest man had the
hardihood to deny or palliate the
same. Indeed the recent investiga-
tions and exposures are remarkable
as being the first that were ever in
augurated by any political party
against its own members; and they
promise far more effectua1 reform
in the politics of the country than is
possible Of sattaipment s4tlhronGh the
prosecution of the wild vagaries of
the Civil Service Reformers or the
success Of TIE hlnngys..hAsts II De-
mocracy. =,
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NEW TO-DAY.
a. CARD.

Is r s.a CARSON. February IT, 1873.
About the first Of October. 1872, I made q
written contract with the Secretary Of State.
the Hon. J. D. MINOR, to build . building on
the Capitol grounds for the use of the State. the
stipulated price to be eleven hundred dollars. I
completed the work and it was accepted. and
che account audited by the Honorable Board of
Examiners. The bill came up before the House
to Be ssted upon. When there. some (expert)
whom I need not name, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Claims, moved to reduce the amount
to eight hundred dollars. On Saturday even
iue last, . Legislature Broker stated to friend
of mine, mechanic. that he was authorized to
get experts to examine the material and labor of
said building, and the value thereof, and report;
and that If would pay him. JOHN MORAN, nifty
dollars, he weuld report 70 that would get the
amount Of my bill. Said MORAN is clerk Of two
Senate Committees. Now, If Committees will
bsep such clerks and allow such practices,
knowingly, all persons furnishing material or
labor for the State will have to make their bills
accordingly. did not make wages on the job.
and rather than submit to this Creatures exac-
lions will lose the whole amount Of my claim.
want my rights. OF nothing.
feis1ts- -4--s- - - A. CURRY.
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mocracy.

PERsoxA1.-We had the pleasure
of a visit from our old friend John
b. Boalt. Esq., formerly Phdge Of
Lander county and now aresident Of
San Francisco. He was vest rday
admitted to practices in the Supreme
Court of this State; and he left last
night for Salt Lake, where he has
some professional business. 81
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: = q d = I
=. CAzsos C1rr, February II, 1878.
H. a,r MORNING SESSION. y;
Assembly convened at IL a. H
Speaker In the chair. 90 's' W. 'A'
Roll called-Quorum present.
% Prayer by the Rev. James Woods,
Chaplain. df:s e. 81 tsTe
Minutes read and approved.
t8E.A- - l. REPORTS. ~
Hoppin from Judiciary Committee rec
commended passage Of bill to regulate
proceedings in civil cases; also, bill to
exempt mineral cabinets, etc., from
forced sale; subsequently ordered en-
crossed. Also, bilf to provide for in
corporation of religious, literary and
other societies; also, bill concerning
pawnbrokers and PLEDGES. Referred.
Senate concurrent resolution granting
leave Of absence to District Attorney Of
Churchill. Passed. ,YSHs'i,Ss5 :
yPraguegave notice of a bill concerning
the trespass Of animals upon private
property 3 !. ,-., =. ~ ,,.., ' .:e. -
Senate Suqey bill. Rsfered tsCpm-
mitteS on Pd6nc Morais.sS -
? Bill to provide for founding free IL
braries. Referred to Committee on
GENERAL, FILE. I..fg7 -
BIZ for relief lof Drs. Gofins' and
Weber. Passed.
Bill concerning records in the hands
Of County RscoCdess. Passed. ssfr a
5 Senate bin making couyicts competent
Witnesses Kaaainst each other Lost.
Bill TO regulate prootedings in owl
caaeAr Passed.
a 6axagesgsSe notice to reconsider.
The approval Of. the .0evsxnor Of the
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1O1S OOuoS AAs Iva AAA9
remarks in the following strain;
Task, Mr.. President, that this money
be used to defray the expenses OF prose-
cutting the investigation of S. G. Pome-
ROY for bribery and corruption as my
limited influence extends in deed as well
as in thought. I have an aged parent
whose life has been spared to bless me
with her love and her approval of the
conduct of my life. have a wife and
little ones to whom hope to bequeath
name which, however obscure, they may
have no reason to blush to hear pro-
nounced. Yet this corrupt old man
comes to me and makes bargain formy
soul. and makes me proposition which,
If accepted, in the faith and spirit in
which It is offered, will make any chill
dren 90 through life with hung heads
and burning cheeks at even mention of
the name of him who begot them. Earth
has no infamy more damnable than COR
ruption; no criminal more to be execra-
ted than he who corrupts the representa-
tives of the people in furtherance OF his
private interests. demand, Mr.. Presi-
dent and gentlemen. that the actions of
s. G. Pomeroy in this contest be thor
ouphlv examined, and that the corruption
money that lies upon that table be the
instrument of retribution in prosecut-
ing the investigation. ! further demand
that this body give to-day such an ex-
preston of their sentiments IN this mat
ter that the regeneracy OF our glorious
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GEN. MARLETTE' PETITIoN.-We
received last night, at too late an
hour for publication, copy of Gen,
MARKETS. petition to the Legislatures
It viii appear to-morrow. III &
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The largest number at any one dance
in Nevada win probably be at Moore g.,
Parker's tonight. Il
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At l o'clock Senate took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Presidant pro TEN. in the chair.
Senate bill apportioning salary Of dis
trict Judge between Nye and Churchill
Nye 50, 200, Churchill 81, 400. Passed.
/ Assembly bill concerning the conduct
of State Orphan Home. Amended SO as
to retain the old board: Controller of
State, State Treasurer, and Surveyor
General; and fixes the salary of Super
intendent and Matron jointly, at $3.50. 3,
Bill for claim of Jno. B. Helm and F.
S. Armistead. Ordered engrossed.
Assembly joint resolution relative to
swamp and overdowed lands. Indef-
nitely postponed.
Act to fund hospital debt of Washoe
county. Passed.
Act to create Office of President of
Board of State Library Directors and to
fix salary ($1OO per month) of the same.
Objecto Of the bill to raise the salary of
Attorney General who is to be the Presi-
dent of the above Board Passed.
Lockwood gave notice of reconsider
ton to.morrov. sg
Act to abolish the use of State stamps.
Passed by 81 to 2.
Act to protect the wages of labor.
CAssidv gave notice to reconsider. !"
Act to Incorporate Gold Hill. Passed.
Notice was given by Mr.. Mccoy, Cen
tennial Commissioner, and by Mr.. East
man, Chairman of Centennial Board of
Finances, Of q meeting on Wednesday
night (Feb. 19) to consider those affairs.
All persons being respectfully invited to
attend.
Bill to appoint agent, to attend U. S.
Land Oh1ce 10 look After selection Of
lands granted to the State. Passed.
AT 8 O'Clock Senate adjourned.
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NEVADA .LEG1SATURE
SIXTH ESSION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Day.
] Il Carson Cr1, February n. 1873.

j I 1 Carson CrY, February II, 1873.
MORNING SESSION.
Senate called to order at II O'Clock.
President in thechair. 3 ths 3
= Rolled called Quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. G. B.
Allen.
journal read and approved. 8
Mr.. Moore from the Committee on
Railroads and Improvements pre-
scented minority report adversely to bill
to extend charter Of Elko and Hamilton
Railroad. s5 -
MI. Thompson, from Select Committee
to investigate affairs of the Nevada Ben
evolent Association, reported Nupon the
the same as deception, and recommend
ed that the name of the State of Nevada
be stricken out of its advertisements.
Assembly concurrent resolution re-
questing the continuance for the term Of
the Rhoaf es case, owing Impending legis-
::ation. Adopted.
Assembly concurrent resolution to Ap-
point Joint COMMITTEES 10 investigate and
report upon the subject of lands granted
to the State for University purposes.
Adopted.
The President appointed on that Com
mittee Senators Eastman, Stevenson and
McC linton.
By Mr.. Campbell, bill admitting In
dams to testify in the Courts.
By Mr.. PheIan, bill to prevent fraud
on petitioners.
.,a@ INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Act to regulate the compensation of
County Commissioners. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee. ". '.'<@
Act to provide for the normal instruc-
ton of persons looking to the profess
sion of teaching in Nevada.
!, Act to repeal the. Act creating Nevada
Benevolent Lottery Association, and
providing for the erection of Insane
Asylum.S Ordered enerossed.
Act to authorize the Governor to en-,
ploy 2 competent civil engineer to sur
vev and mark d portion Of the western
boundary Of Nevada, (appropriates
$5, 600 Tor the purpose.) Referred to
Committee on State Affairs.
President pro tenn. in the chair.
Act to regulate criminal proceedings
in courts of justice, introduced by Moore,
was amended and passed.
Act concerning registration and pre-
vention of frauds at elections. Lost.
General appropriation bill for the 9th
and 10th fiscal years. Passed. !.
The jury law-exempts one-half OF
each fire company and ten officers.
Passed.
Bill transferring certain funds of
Washoe county. Passed. e.
Bills in referenceto State loan. Passed.
Bill for compulsory education ordered
engrossed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

TIE NATIONAL, AGRICULTURAL
CoEoHEss held it, second session, last
week, at indianapolis, Ind. Il was
composed Of about two hundred and
dfty members, representing nearly o.
cry State in the Union, and for good
sense, practical far-seeing Judgment,
they rank any equal number of men
ever before convened in America. They
seemed to know the needs, and the
bost means Of promoting the in forests,
OF the class which they were chosen
to represent They ignored all ques-
lions not germane to the original one,
aud discussed such as were important
with directness and power which
augers we'll for tho future. Col. John
a. Stephens, Of the Farmers Union,
was prominent and useful delegate
from Minnesota.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

i A NV FEATURE Of the Beecher-
Bowen Tilton scandal, has just been
developed. Mr.. Besohsr Publishes Z
compact, catered into ~ oil three, BY
tho terms Of which it i agreed that
nei1hsr Of the latter should ever re.
peat certain charges, formerly made
By Thorn against Mr.. Beecher.
They are all members Of Plymouth
Church, and the scandal tainted the
fair fame Of al their families. Why
Beeoher, again attracts Bile asten
ton 70 ! matter which il alike discred'
table 70 himself; and to the Church
ws are unable to 80. . IF @>SEa1-
Men falling from : height, 20
lofty a that to which Mr.. Bseoher had
attained, are not likely 70 escape with
out fearful injury, and We doubt
whether public opinion will 50 buoy
up the eloquent preacher. % to over
como the downward tendency Of hi.
serious intersections. :ssz.S{9>.ss:2-,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

FoR the information Of those who
may wish to travel on tho River d.
vision Of the n. 4 St. P. r. r., We
give the time Of arrival and depar-
turs Of passenger trains, to and from
:'Winona, g. Paul and Minneapolis,
which went into effect June LIT.
Trains leave Wiaona, going north, at
100 :. M, and 1890 pm. !; arrive At
l2:40 :. m. and 2:30 P. M; leave St.
Paul 1890, :. m, and 500 p. m. ;
arrive q $50, :. M, and $50, p. m.
Leave Minneapolis at 8:o6, =. M, and
GA, p. N. arrive At 7:15, :. m, and
SIS, .. N. IL Wi .sssss. & -. e..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

+ On the ed day Of Nay, list, Al
about the same hour on which the tor.
ribls tornado occurred in lows, = SINH
lar ons, although less destructive, ,isi
ted : portion Of ! Minnesota, running
through the counties Of, Anoka, Isan ii
Mile Lao, sherbarne and stearns
lt swept down several houses, lifted
Telegraph poles from the earth, and
leveled the forest q though il had
bssu : growth Of reeds. Much dam
go ~ doss 70 property, but 10 live
were lot. ...,s.s ..1s:.s =, Side. .....-.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05
4 Decree.

"Our follow townsman, John 6. Irgens, i
fairly in tho fold a. candidate for Secretary
Of State. While ws hare NO particular oh
jectionst to xr. Irgs1s, weare sorry TO- say, h,
can't get It,. General Jennison has claims up
ON the office for another term, and il bouni
to have it. - As'si~ Register. y r. g..
Things quito insignificant in them.
selves are not uufrcqueutly tho cause
of momentous events. The point Of
cambria needle has been known to
carry through the skin and into the cis
culatory system sufficient amount Of
poison to produce death in few hours,
An atom Of musk so fine as to DO invisi.
bic, will scent : dwelling during an
entire decade. A cubic inch of air
if not subjected to pressure, will e.
pand until it ellis the universe. The
ignition Of an electric chord disturbs
the inertia of the Globe. An arrow
Of light shot forth from the SUMS quiz
or 6lls the 6rmapent with rainbows
and thus perpetuates the promises Of
God. IT, J..
The Regisser has sent forth it, vail
not louder than, an infants cry, aad 10 !
!" Samuel Potiphar" Jennison stands
forth and the world recognises the
AT {
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

6ons q the newspapers have dis.
covered /" 6rst Glass Governors in. the
persons Of men who have never before
bean Thought 70 be- any great shakes "
# the outside world il to get ita
impression Of the character, ability,
and fitness Of Minnesota men, for po-
sitiop, from what these candidate
makerssay Of them, We submit, that
IL thing viii b slightly overdo ne.
The only question Of interest ID, can
we stand the reaction - -.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

Ar recent election Of the Judge.
Of Supreme and Of the District Courts
in Illinois, Farmers candidates have
been almost universally successful Cor.
porations which make unjust demand,
upon the producing and mercantile in.
terests, Of that State, will not be likely
TO succeed very we'll, hereafter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

Rev. Q. g. WILLS, Pastor Of the
Centenary N. e. Church, aud fathe,
Of Mn. Rev. a. B. Bishop, Of thi,
city. died 4 Minneapolis, last sasur.
day evening. Deceased was IS year.
Of ego, and lad been ID the ministry
% ysars, His funeral was largely
attssded-Bishop Merrill, Of St. Paul,
taking part il the solemn service. The
daily Press Of tho State unite "a the
highest eomnendation Of his private
life and ministerial labor. "
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

Tar ST.. PAUL DISPATCH announces
the withdrawal Of Horace Austin from
the gubernatorial contest, It occurs
to "a, If Jenuison would look At the
matter ~ it Is seen by almost every
body else, that he would cease to be 4
candidate for Secretary Of State.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

A LATE FIRE, in Boston, destroy.
cd 81 600, 900 worth Of property, and
several lives. Many insurance com,
psnies lose heavily, but it il though,
that al will be able to meet their
losses, without seriously orippline
their business energies.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05
probate NOTICE.-STATE OF
i MINNESOTA, MOWER COUNTY, IS.

In 0f00St0 C0ufts
In tho matter Of tho estate Of Clement Ford,
deceased.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
eaid deceased being this day granted unto
Martha A. Ford of said county. and it appear
ing that the value of said estate is less than five
thousand dollars, lei is ordered that all claims
and demands Of all persons against said
estate DO presented to this court for examina-
ton and hearing ut the Probate Office, in the
city Of Austin, on tho following days, viz:
On the 4th day Of August and tho 9th day
of October, AID. 1873, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ,
on each OF said days.
r.. It IL further ordered that six months from
the date hereof DO allowed to creditors to pre-
sent their claims against said estate, 1t the
expiration of which time oil claims not pre-
sented to said court or not proven to its Salts
faction shall be forever barred, unless, for
cause shown, further time be allowed.
Ordered further, that said Martha A. Ford,
~ aforesaid, shall cause notice Of the timo and
place Of tho hearing and examination of said
claims and demands by publishing a notice
thereof for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the
Mower County Transcript, . newspaper print
cd and Published At tho city Of Austin. in said
county. Dated, Juno I'd, 1873.
By tho Court, JESSE ROSE,
[L.s.] Judge Of Probate.
Notice Is hereby given that all claims against
said estate Of Clement Ford, will hc heard
pursuant to the above order =
-. - MARTHA A. FORD,
news 3., O., AuuiniEtrnt fiN.
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THE GOOD, TIME COME
ssi5- 81; }A4sia5 ~ IS; >: Sr|1Zots'
IT, PATENTS EXPIRED IL <

We ask our readers who contemplate buy
ing Sewing Machine, and sre not willing to
pay two prices for one,to address with stamp,
for oircular and sample Of work,) J. CLAsos,
West Union, Iowa, General Agent for the lin
proved American Shuttle, tho easiest running
and least complicated Lock Stitch Machine.
in the norId. who is Milliag to furnish yoa
or" at cne~half what Agents, usually charge
for Sewing Machines, andlif thes. 10 not giYt
satisfaction will refund the money! Ha'wsaa
an a:ycpt il every, Towns d Is. ~
Gatthss OK foy rsfsIyanae. essSta il. FTritin:
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05
SUPREME COURT, OCTOBER TERM, 1873

SUPREME COURT, OCTOBER TERM, 1873.
John D. Blake, ct d., Appellants, W. winona
ct. Peter Railroad Company, Respon-
dents.
This action was brought to test the
coDstitutiona]ity of General Statutes of
1871 chapter "a, entitled IAN act to
regulate the carrying of freight and
passengers on all railroads in this
State" ...t e. .. II,
BY the rates established by ssid act
the defendant would have boon nrti
tled TO demand and receive q The plain
t;;r4 IN. ,Ie cor,7t.oe H., :. ~,.H,,x,,>s :,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

IT deems not improbable that Dun.
nsll's speech, taken 10 oopnestion. with
late dimeultiss in Mexico, will result in
the annexation Of that power . the
United States. Is, ss..e-. ~. :: - y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

X. A. BuRNELL, the clay Preacher
will spend week in Minnesota, thi,
summer. y
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nov .t.''.e va'a s,s'y .S-a 1.' .'-'
goes INTO sne arena 81 aeave We en.els
e''nel - a1'..oe'.so' . P.eos'.n' o,.-
em s'oe'. m.tA nun :. ono = .heo.n-
et' = ao.o's'.y .s'aoosn'n. A",sns'
g - 10 os = .l .. e 81 nA - :
eo ~ ". : eo''.. "nn -. .'es.el :. !.
,.as' = :. ass .n.'' :. 'ne snoo ~. =
sne seosssoo'n& ms, I've CONSUMES
eaase pisces WIN Aas .aaa ana ne
con Of the poor oottsger crowds himself 1l' !.
up into the ranks Of ne purse-proud
asd hassAty, s.d holds NJ position "
spits q tEeaasaS ess odds but these IN
DfnD0o6 or0 b0a0WiDx ~ tfo0uADt. and
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-06-05

CHICAGO enjoyed tho luxury of ,
500, 200 fire, lately.
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For RENI--.A &uuy NttIe Iof!s5e.
Eng,liyo os y. AUIcai1&Ss.