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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-15
GAINS STATEMENT.

This officer gives plain straightforward
statement of the capture of Staples and
his subsequent escapes, which differs some
what from the legend Illuminated by Now
lin alias Staples. He arrested him soon
after his arrival in Huntsville, on Wednes-
wrists and legs, lodged him in the Gala
boose for safe keeping until the departure
of the train. Staples, however, broke
his irons to -, relieve. 1.-The monot-
ony of confinement and watching his
chance, ran out of the door, when the
turnkey came in with water, but he was
soon re captured. Cain started on We'd
nesday night for Knoxville, when near
Shell Mound a run-of occurred, which de-
tanned the train for some time
Cain had noticed a number of rough
looking customers on the train and kept a
close watch on his prisoner, but nothing
occurred to cause any alarm. While wait
ing for the removal of the obstruction, the
officer was compelled to leave the car for a
short time and asked the <brakemen to
lock the doors until he returned, which
they promised to do, but on his return, af-
ter q brief absence, not exceeding ten min
utes, Staples had gone. ,Ps9a g
The woods were thick and q dense cane
brake ran close to and parallel with the
track on both sides and he had no trouble
in eluding the pursuit which Cain at once
organized and kept up without avail the
remainder of the night He says Staples
did not remove his leg irons before leav-
ing the car; because they were home
made set and fit tightly around his legs, so
tight in fact, that the prisoner complained.
He had on pair of old CATERS at the time
and the irons fitted over his pants above,
the ankles. rs.rr rrvra
He continued the pursuit until he reached
Trenton, Ga, when finding it fruitless. on
Saturday morning he started home, arriv--
ing here Sunday morning. =
HOW STAPLES WAS CAUGHT.
On Saturday a letter was received by
Staples wife,. in this city, telling her, he
would be at Dalton until Monday, and for
her to join him at that place. The police
received information of the fact, and on
that night Messrs. Claiborne and Cole set
out for that place with the necessary au>
thority to bring him back with them.
They arrived at Dalton at six O'Clock,
and before getting out of the car Cole saw
the fellow in the window OF a barber shop
near the depot and at once recognized him.
They got out and sauntered over to the
house, when Staples remembering that
worn," asked them in to be shaved.
The officers were disguised so thoroughly
that =, neither were recognized and
Staples was intensely astonished when
told that he must, accompany them
back to Knoxville. However, when Mr..
Claiborne detached a pair false eyebrows
and Cole removed the sable hue from his
and showed his uniform he
wilted and in fifteen minutes was aboard
the train in secure bonds reaching here at
noon, the officers having been absent just
twelve hours. They managed the case
splendidly and evinced a wide awake
spirit that speaks well for their zeal and
efficiency. - 49, - -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-15
Cedar Posts.

-t-t Cedar Posts. -r. tt5.. 81 =
For sale at the furniture mandatory on
First Creek, 200 Cedar Posts, of the best
quality : 20 .'.,..ass n i. N. HACKER.
;;;o1sltf r-. $50 ~ - So
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-15

He Esc.pes froum Psliceman Cain while ON
the Train.

Removes HIS Felters at q Friendly BLACKS
TTC|9T smith SHOP SsEfskl S
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u -
Tlc49T smith Shop. 81 81
Re.captured at Dalton by Chief Marshal
Claiborne and Cole.
On Sunday last Edward Staples, the
colored financier who has been dealing in
Judge Browns uncurrent funds, returned
to Knoxville in the custody Of Chief
Marshal Claiborne and First Assistant
Cole, they having re-captured him at Dali
ton, after he had three times escaped from
custody since his first arrest, first from
Policeman Ashe, next from. the Huntsville
calaboose and last from Policeman Cain,
after he had started back in his custody
from the latter place.
rl4iI STAPLES STORY. q A f2t bt
Staples says that Cain was drunk the
greater part of the time and cursed and
abused him shamefully, going so far as to
attempt to strike him, but in this he was
prevented by parties standing by. When
they got on the train both had whisky and
drank together and also separately. Cain
was finally overcome by his potations, he
says, and went to sleep, perceiving which,
Staples pulled his leg irons off and on the
train arriving at a small station where it
stopped half an hour, he went out on the
platform and left. He had the irons in
his hand and dropped them in puddle of
country blacksmith shop, where he got his
handouts taken off. He then proceeded
to Chattanooga and from thence to Dalton,
where he was arrested on Sunday morn
ing by officers Claiborne and Cole, as be-
fore stated
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-15

x. M. McClung, PIT. II. II. Bearden. Y. PIT,
en- Sam. House, Cashier. 80
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-18
an kf.siI.tt Court tnr EDWARD
County. Iowa.
james VI Smith TIT
against

james smith ilIt
against
IA :, IharApr, tl3lme
II. ihatbsr, Il rhA ,.fis IN Nas're
hsr, III II |, siit@, y
II latAsal nj \ u.
Wheel i, leifHlAta
u III ltefehl,s4is 49, snnel
ina NJ ltsrettt nttitsH lit there u
IN iiie la III a1fte ~ tha .5tetk u In his.
tr,gi tunll IN M iar tl,t county II li.w ~
~t1te II Nt, i petition IN l.tfs n
smith. flainiis. Hl,NF nataetl. rlatnlth9 ~
wa the sum II ~ thu nj ~ Mlua
hun lrest Ill! Is III INTERPRET 'lsrran At
itn pr ernt, l4ef alhlta from III siissi ~,
II. n.iul.r isip also interest III Is per
eun, lef HnnntEt III lla, tran tletn'ar II.
ls.o, uni interest Al sis Ter ernt rer n.,-
nuin M i ~ TIN u III lssi III iar
lie falilt Il .asil "A Ssas IL. nnd interest tn
taxes pill haina frr me,lns das - the
hu,d II II : fhuihnr IL tfr iarr
closure If i naFse A. mHis is slii = = !
md A,l,in Il lh'nhsf.. Il secure sail
banl AZ t.e4As,1ai ,' I'D n.a.l til tinsi
atr IL ~ l.fsili VIZ esespl ,Ae I'll -
: fhnr',er
tlsl lhat snl,ses 500 afae1f thsfsia nni
aptHni i, III hs#.A s4i III kttttnl ~ nf thu
neS, tarm ufthe ia snafl II ..niA'.l ~ hr
hell III Ihe lae4.E .huasa hi nsil county
uup.,iien II. IA Itr 9Th iHs IL Oct, Isl.
spur Itf.Alf MI ~ .ufFffsl a,ll alsnnnt
rendered 4Ralas' tsa 'l,.fan III t.enrl ,n''
Nill IL l.e.s,etel sil ftli,lnn,
II A. unnpNltil.
a.vi ATTY fur Pm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-18

Judge West, prominent ana hon.
orca Republican mcmhcr u tho Ohiu
Constitutional Convention. used this
language upon i proposition 10 change
tho time II ha din. tie State election
from October Il November; II nm il
Republican II tho si,is,,st set, and,
radical n iA,e hcen, now declare
that !, Wa absolutely hnn,ilia.ing %
mon .f digniied sonsil,il,cs 10 soc
nclano. Secretary of tho Interim.
Boutwell,, and crpsswcll, Postmaster.
General. going down las, Fall, iirs, IL
Nortl, taruina. md, after having car,
,iel lilo State ~ detail, folding thei.
tents like tie ARABS and silently steal
IN ANA, T. tie State q Maine, and
then ilt,Ms away N other States an'l
working u carry elections for thu Al.
minis.ra,iun party. harc % fod ths
time will como when such d spectacle
viii III longer b. witnessed ~ I'll,
.Alnplie.u csL,iucst
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Tie committee appointed Is tic
district township, 4 Forest tit, & ar
certain the condition II tlp srhual tnnl
belonging u tia, township, publish ii.
following report Which w clip tn,
IL l.nr Springs Herald u tie It'll
Inst, Il aan't sl.sN Treasurer Non
il an, VERY lad light. llete Il low
liz committee find his hn.la:
Y lie Taxpayers IT Forest city
Township anl III whom |, may
Concern.
En,rpG- llEnaln,--
SOME dissatisfaction have heen ~,
pressed il, regard to The collection md
distribution ~ taAus laviel lur llaul
purposes Il, this District IT,. 1T III,
request II tho Voters III said nistrie,
tie undersigned were appointed conn.,
mi,,cc u, tile Board "a Directors ii u.
Il tho County Scat and mike mn a.
animation ~ IL thu collection and pay.
nrnt IL srhool funds hclpnging u Til,
District. Having worked faithfully
and inrartially FIR several days il lon,k
irg over the treasurer's hanhs, ",
deem II but supple justice u stat,
tint We lind the amount collected has
leen paid over IT, said District Town
ship. md TINT tho amount cullcc,r,
md paid over. together with IN,
amount II delinquent tas.S, eorrespune
with thu amount II taA.s levied III
Ito several years, plus amo4,t a in
,.rpst collected.
+. e. IlowE,
" IL .IpSIs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-18

1hn Cleveland Plain Dealer sa,s.
|, sccu.s like Il e,ime aEalas, humanity
FIR tho ruler 4 i ecaIlr, hundreds u
thousands ~ Whom itetAtls ai,l Il,
starvation, T. he luuket.ng about Flu.
iepc, carrying u,rr 4 million u dollars
worth os treasure upon his person, aud
mourning travelling expenses wa, mp II
thu millian> The Shah II Persia II
such ruler. These things d. nul
appear - s,aui IN the WY q his heiag
i.,cd ~ ,lc enlightened lcallc 4 E.n-
ropc ~ 10 otll,r mpnateh has l.r,n
lelcd IN these ia,r II le slieu'I
como here ~ suppose he would "
lionis.l 10 death, |, has over been
tLn4.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-18

\ correspondent "A tie Dubuque
lirlall saAs: ',,n tie evening II TIC
III. VI. ilaeh. issiliHg II iIenia j
pails, lifeHrr count, IS iaspAi,st.d
I'D lett III hane alaut dusk. having
Is Niie nd en-, alou, nlne rals VI
~ aNi tlttve LITTLE gifls III the W. ii.
II Len nfNut three iAile ,aef III Nashua
Will. driving III II break lt.fh !, eel liz
lan tie wagon int. ditch. throwing
M ILL., san, whose htaa stirling il 81,
smashed III his skna!, killing lin iii.
lstan,ly TIN sAs.es sehprel the fa,llpr
I,aana'l II him q realize i. llal tn h,,d
a,,.e, AL III ssein.a T. IL s4s.lral,
iarul With ileiiks ainss, ,lueuntreia-
IL, AMI hal e. IL freed iuia the
wagon anl placed Nv ,l,e -ilr a tie
litrless hsd, II lis victim and there
held T. continue his journey hoae.
Anl ias. such csen,s will continue
T. transpil. ~ long rs men are willing
Il lnllaw that class ii 'relpl4aers WHO
favor licensing tie Infamous trai,r.
Who will say ,aa, tic ran.s.llrr tia,
,letllutlel tie Reason ii tia, father las
10 share II tho guilt: Ani WIN liz.
lieses ,llat tie town council thu,
authorized him Il ttalie. il gaillless.
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Dr. WELLS
EXTRACT or JUhUBERA

|. ,,rerrr i directly fsom lhn fal.ih
American Itifh', MI u refn1lA,ly tailfpl
IL m thee linleul III II Will el.an liz
INFLATED I'.anl, si,euahen tn lsi,,. fItf
Power. MI ,pMnss, III nh#tra.llahs lfaa
impaired iii enleri,lp,l ,,rsaus
Ii should III ileels iakuu "a Inrltlefa
Ii pronounced ~ medical writers The met
uille.h, Purifier, Tpnic mi 'lcnhslf,snl
known hi tho Nhnle raiRe II melieal
rlanis.
JultN e. kEtLnli ~ PHI ~ Nv
lork, rule Agent III lhp inittl ateips
rsicc unr Dollar pr Hottie sonl fnr
Circular, ~
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- u ~ Asss
whfssfHer~ III FrAy<s &c
49, s##s 4k4sAs \ tAN#s
liflftilastt ItHslf lIhftIs
a# *8@A

HI
- 4 $50 vAaf assvsa y
49,. 80 i - - 80, esass
ssN "A sNsslss II eNA - Tss~.
- st 49, ~ - 49, "A -
N8 ssasss gss - lsl.~
IN AsssA
aNs8 VI w. Is Fssa "A e4at
- b - ~ ssll.ssa ptst ssal.ae !
80 stH
fseatr NV saltna " sssss i
seA aase. !. AesA Il, s4sssss#. a H.
fs III iHa 49, enrs T. nNa
- tfa#pts III ,ass,ese ~ -
isatasls n ~ i'll ,iessss
Hratt :. ~ ett II tne,t i W. ~
sHl tAft5aE sttM bsiaA snait thst
Ill tess Il si,ias he lss#f ssemils
"A I'll H.. sAnAl i4i,ih4.s. - 80,
sNgl, snA asaAua all seralaie ~
fAHst4sA HAENsf
latasN Mn htv ulfu - A. vi,
fuflHg gtau's II 'an8 u railroads ~
sihta eaasatishs. All l,ln,e TINT tie
rulsliF asauaiu .iuald TT l,'i .aerri II
ihe nttaal ss,tl.ss
liasu We aic ia favor Il tra.
ssss,n n eisii tt,ir. niiam, making
hene.'s aui capacity tie enls valid
clalm ief lulile employment, and h..
liet. that TIL ,ftre should serk Nj.
man, aud ~, tb, man tie oiliec.
:. + II ltiaE.
-, iara4ets' aul l'cll.s' Anti.
h,nalal, Far. II Lnias.i u tvun.s,
lllnn.is.
nMtatt. IN lm.r -. lss.s.
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- 49, sss@ 81


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@
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gAas i w4A As# 49, ~ shlsa
Fss4Assssa W - s kse -
- HssA# 80 g. wHssasss iAs 80
ss 49, st* ts shs. 80
ssslt ~ 49, u sAeasf
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v+t i fash ~ ls4 49, w. ~
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A fu 49, ts8 III is4sAiAt
= ~ v tis#s 49, Asss* $50 n.
A1#s sl AAA he44t sla*t
ilt4 w. wtssisa ssA II Il sNsA lis
s.asAi tAs4s#a " 8stel vAssAs. ~ san
aHa lsssis - sss'i4fsF hkssnss ST.
~o~~4& m~~~@~~~~m~~~~~~~
NJ .lii.sAs 1as.tnal II aaasla,.
.inlA -. tas, slsears, ~ asust 81
- assa Nth ss4..l, lAslsl. i
slseai gVaa un< lusl.,l. II uss
tssa>a l.asl,rls i -. I'll sasiNs
hAsh,'+ lsflet. naAinR tetal =
',.seA,nii lasise'. II grain, esan.i
a.Aii.tsi bu.h.ls taas e,ek agv nd
s.ats' ~ lW.hyls ), hi le,itl IL
,rsr
Milwaukee Warehouses. 1T Tie else
II hnsin.s. IN Saturday. contained
.l'inil bushels Il vleAt, .as ~
iss'els nt cats la ~. bushels i,
etaot as.iis bushels " t,r, and
II, 81 bushels 4 bailey
Buffalo warehouses Yesterday hrll
In nru bushels II Wheat. a'n.uuu
lnltels Il corn, aud lou.euo hashels
II cats
NV infk var ltuseS contain -. /.
non hu,h,l. IL Nl.as, 'li3srtH't'
bushels & corn. ias,nr, lusllr'. Ill
aa,-, .unn hu>h,l. X rse. - go
hn>l,ys II laslvy, an'l 80, eco losi,'s
u malt,
'i'ht Visible suppl, n grain il III
STATES and Canada, June =, ls.i
vas 1871. $50 4uslr's. vi ills
amount, a,iai,s.i bushels wa. Wheat.
aata.ass bushels corn, ,,,a, ,3no
bushels .a,s, aud IT,. IS bushels a
barley
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-18

Tho gr.ss raruiigs II tic Milwaukee.
Il IL. Pau! ,~ilroal for tho month o,
juno were s!-.5.aln. agains. $500
TO iu liz ,aMo mon.h las, year. The
groAs earninss since January 1t, lsIa,
wcrodlt3 nis, ,ro, against $.!'3 !. III
for the corresponding v,sigl IN isi..
MINI 'finr~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-18

IT, Shfn - setHas a. " Will
ls'eassa Alb she nl.miasslaa a aeselh
iAt3asi
- laesr w. .,is II II. netahli All
State ,aasrm,san weus farmers aal
'.tanrr. Al. ~aur4tis,. Masl.r III
The STATE ntaerr Nss rrsphi NJ.
slams and Nr n,eal nre 18th g,ad
mcn anil Tho !, nt.h,isn vas tsa.ly III
lake .it'sl II Item IN It's candidate.
Y was tic '.iahSp ssniimen, IN ana
IA, ~ III. ,.tstnli II slla, Determined
the nstaant'l II III faspf II nssa1i IL
Was 81, that l'ssar, all things c,n-
si,lcrea. u nll II 'srs, fur the Lien.
trnani e,,tnaship lie has been
lnng u ,nslnl,r I the Senate, H. Il
acquainted with Iowa legislators ana
legislation III ,uakiug up his cp,n.
mittrp, hr viii huaw whom t. trust aud
whom nat IL trust H. has seem haw
the lobbyists we,k and knows how 10
'lcicat ,lHm liz ha~ il record as an
Iowa legislator tin, i uulmrraehah,.
he j. n true is steel, liz i prac,i.
eal farmer; Granger; sound urn the
measur. N legislation demanded ~ the
State platform aul hy the Grange. AMI
hi legislative ,,eurl shows that hc can.
mt ~ bought. II The icw words III
spoke when nominated he said !: .lf in
tie Senasc heat winter tile vote should
be a til | will vote on the stlr III The
people every time lie eau be trust.
ell u do TINT,
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.4ls, REM ARD.

- tNAAIp ~ staseii ftuA - " tlipN
lyihie. nul.a uAs 81 Il ~ u'f its1i
Las ma,s suii, nili iae sift hAtts III
Forehead t.s5t nli III f "A tlaNla Hpt
se.l taa ta.ts la sFtia8 II ne
epl,hN. i. Ill ia ID il liz itnl /
ahunt Ii. lstlHel, Ahs la.FaAn shn Nill If
lnrn hrr III ilu unlr.~,lhsi Mill ,.fnlFn
The nLp4e lpp4ial
~, TuI.i>,
MI With lus*. daArNlR
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-07-18

Al persons indebted 10 samson 4
SiMn,l.. liz nolc ~ Lonk account viii
ras. trouble aud e,A,r u, making i'm.
mediate payment - the nnlertignel
,'rr.ro. Ma, 18th is1s.
mi { II, SAMSON
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kor the hut.su.

llreN, IL. \ Journal II 1emmcrce
sls9e 1aaH !estt ,e.a. ~, when
il ~. f,,ua iLas prevention FIR ,hr
sla;ic etaeta Mas ta.irr ihaa cure.
tl.e learned slact IL Il hatll hsmispheFeS
d,eN VI ris'isn, witch was
pRbli- tl lt.r y faiag el'e) IL the
New iorh sun, aud ta9i the name IT
tie "snn ullalrra mixture s'ur cont
temporary n.sci icn, il naer,' Il let.
ter article. We lave srca il III ruA-
slant nsr ior MARY tMp searv years
ami Ipnnl Il 10 hu tie is, ,rlucly snr
loe>eness Il thc bowels ever ", devised
II /, Il IN commended fit several
reasons. II il u,l Il la mlseu WITH
liquor. aud therefore will uut IL n>.l
IL an alcohol. beverages liz in-srdi.
c,tt> are well known anua.. ull Tie. coin.
mon people. ami il will have III mrin-
diee 7" ss'"ha'' cael' \ the Maerjal.
i equal il proportion = The otaers
and /, ma, therefore IL compounded
Without professional Ill. ana, - tie
dose il - very small. |, nay he ear-
risi in tin, plial IN the vsis'caa,
pocket. AMI h always il, laa.l, |,
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\ New York l.ancr nays !.
4. G. How n,
u II. JoSks,

/, proposed IN Now Hampshire 70
abolish the religious qualifications for
niiicr-holarrs. This ii tic first time
W ever knew q their having any
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AaAasMa4s@saaasss~am@A@
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sssr4 fa \ 49, 49, FL ~ stAsa
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u sss#a VI y - ,aaXAa ls4NlA
\ esa AAr~A ~ - thhs AsNss \
NAeAs $50 w8a " " Nsts u easssss
n ~ sA 49, 49, SHsHsM 49, tn ~
tlm - VT II - asae w.
asAt sssps - tse tasss l eFaws
Ag#.8N
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Hon David Ncll.s sums ~ the r..
suits a the protective system iur ten
Years IN this country very terscls IN The
following passage:
With every possible advantage III
it iaypr, il has sNci, tho commerce u
thr nl,ei States ir,an tie ocean. liz.
str,yud the eAnf, trade Ia respect
IT, nearly all the manufactured llo-
duets, harassca and scNel the cntirc
nercantll, community, impoverished
,hv agrlcnlturist, nnuuualiy affected
the distribution Il wealth, and, b. III
ereasing the c,s, Ut all the tools and
implements q production. Imposed u
tas ~ the Mhulc nation ~ prie.au>
tia, it, further continuance has bevoa,
al.nbst u matter i hnros,lhili,y
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S,llisn Ersillrl II i homestead II loo ly i
rnl mar ln.',rin>A full ,Ol.usifa,


ItAs ttssrs fna Al NEsHi.s ~ y ~ II FttssFr
.Nss ,hnsftt ia,e HIHn ~ Aftf lAsl ihs ttn,nss
III IA WA tAstt s aalsst GsEtsAtts Will RsNH ,Nl
h,ts asi in llN NlsvnrnsA Ut III st fstts uts.is
Try,
sectional Mans, tltlAiita tis iad nlsa HaA tsll4
tinn III i..tips,., ta.nlI.i Will neM W. h.tl,ai
fr, I.t#,. AlltfN. Aistn*a.
~ HAtt~.
t,ipl t'.nln,l aaAsfi Y u ",
ia ii natHtt NH,
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100000 ACRES.
Cheap Farms!
Ths Cheapest tend ~ Ma1ku, TOR snis
~ the
IllUt ttllIN nltltNtn lnnplNi.
III lhr great Plate Valley

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPE-
" rienced man (marred understands raising of vege-
tables masnagement of green house, hot and cold
mans place, and willing make himself generally
full best references furnished. Address NJ r. box ISL
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

CITUATION WANTED-BY A STEADY SOBER AND
- diigent German gardener married); understands
fruit vegetables and landscaping perfectly has long
perence in laying out gr Ounds and improving old
places; knows everything connected with gentiemans
residence Is free and willing workman has very good
references from this country Call address r. H..
care Of A. Klemser, l76 Hester st., room Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY A PRACTl-
" man. of long experience in greenhouses graperIes
and improyement on a genteman's place. Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

MARRIED MAN PROTESTANT; NO ENCUM-
w brance; fully understands the care OF greenhouse
class references. Address GARDENER. box III Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-FIRST CLASS;
VI married. children; thoroughly understands
grape growing greenhouse fruit and vegetables in
era hrstcass reference Address r. L. Box log Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY A MAR
VI ried one in family under fruit, flowers
and yegeables good reference. Address H. ST. box l2d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

VNANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN. BY 4
w respectable married man do plain gardening
and useful around genteman's place; thoroughly un
be found sober honest and obligng has six years best
city reference from last place. Address Tor two days r
| D.. box liz Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

WANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN. BY A
w Protestant young man. understands the OF
horses and carriages thoroughly willing and obging.
Address j. M SOL 81 third floor front for three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

CITUATION WANTED-AS GARDENER BY AN
y American: married; understands the management Of
fruit and grapery, laying out grounds and improv
Ing old places strictly sober, mild tempered honest,
and willing workman good reference Address, for
one week. WIN. JONES, 4SS 9th av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

WANTED-A SITUATION AS .CoACHMAN, BY 4
w respectable single man; good city reference. Call
or address COACHMAN, 7l3 9th nv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

WANTED-BY AN ENGLISH COACHMAN, MAR.
w ried, cncumDrance, situation coac hman and
groom best city reference Call address, for three
days, H. D., private stable l23 West 18th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS MAN, A SITUATION
w as coachman or groom or would like to gen.
temans road team country preerree good references
Hran ch O0c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

CITUATION WANTED-BY SOBER STEADY SIN
- gle young man. good plain gardener; capable Of
taking charge OF place can milk no OBJ
three years reference. Call address GARDENER,
269 West 3Sh st., grocery store will be attended 70