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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

So TO 3 ERG fF a %H c! Asse' = % %ePs:
ing npouIa cF either sex Young ar old, make more
4, Oney az work for us, in their spare moments or
all the time, han AT anything else. laFIirulaIs
rec. Address q. STINSON Co. Portltnd' Me
Comething New.-Novel Tea Kettle Spcht. SFnd
Spatteru Tor 30 Gus. e, Il, EversQh, MAls~9n'N'f
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

-Nobert has recently ruled a plate
of 240, 600 lines to the inch for President
Barnard of Columbia College.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

WYE make n speciality of supplying FhAelrlhns
w with PuHE Drug. Medicine, tIrmirhls, nud
every Thing HFed iu their prni tCs 90 very low
rries. PTice-list sent free by mail
Address RGuuIrL g. NEtIENf
WholrsAlr utuIEr O.. tUrInnpU O.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-07

and hands with great care, finally dash
ing the water over his hair and combing
it with his fingers.
"Purty clean thing! It'll never do
to go home to her dirty"
The toilet made, Bangs went into q
little corner store and bought a half
yard of cotton cloth, which he tore in
two.
Got any spare box, missus? I'd like
to buy one
After some deliberation he selected a
good-sized box, put in the muslin, and
went homo earlier than he had been
known to 10 in many a month. For
tunately granny WIS out, go 5slplng. So
Bangs drew Clara from her hiding
place, first looking to see II his hands
were still clean, and spreading the cot
ton owe his arm, sat down on a stool
with perfect content.
"Clara, I've brought you a box to
live in, you purity thing, and I've
brought you some clean sheets, too.
How could a lady like you stand
granny's mussy ways? Now, you set
there, and I'll make your bed"
He hunted around among granny's
rags, got the cleanest, and wrapping
piece of the cotton around them, placed
the bed in the box.
"Now / guess you'll sleep better"
Granny step being heard, he covered
NJ the box end hid it under the clothes.
Bangs whole existence seemed de-
voted to the doll. Clara became 10
him a real being. He kept himself
neat for Clara. He came home to be
with Clara. He behaved himself
through the day because he thought of
Clara, for Clara was a lady. Every
shell, beautiful leaf, bit of colored
glass or ribbon he found, was treasured
for Clara, until her box became a per-
feet museum. The boys thoIght
Bangs was growing "orful stupid, and
called him young Mems Christian
Association" But Bangs didn't mind
them a bit. He worked harder than
ever, and was happier than yer
One day his granny was ctrried into
the house by two policemen. Size hal
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25

grain anu fTUuuc,
Tho Grain market during the week has been
mot with but few if any transactions. There
4. no change in quotations, and they remain
u given below. As before stated, occa-
onslly small lot is purchased for milling
surnoses at a small advance on the figures given
|felew. but wheat for shipping purposes will not
hiring higher figures.
The -four market continues easy, the market
being welt stocked and prices are ranging low.
Several heavy transactions were had during the
week at quotations.
The Corn market is steady, and corn is only IN
moderate demand at figures given below; a.,
There is no activity in the egg market, there
being no demand for shipping purposes.
The bacon trade is rather dull and quiet, little
.or none being offered while there is only 6
slight demand.
Il GRASS SEED.--There is nothing doing in the
grass seed line, and quotations remain I'M
Shanged.
s. The following are the quotations of leading
srticles:
j WHEAT-Old prime white, $1.50; amber
a IS per bushel; red, S1.40
a CoRy-Steady, buying sacked and delivered,
&aGOc; selling in same condition at 621a65c.
81 LARD-Scarce, buying price 9alOc; selling at
UATs-Light demand at 35c; selling, sacked at
a42 s
HAr-Baled, $125a1.35 per 100 lbs. Loose
bm wagons, ST. % per 100 lbs.
j1RIED FRUIT-Nominal, &c for apples.
kaches, halves, A. quarters. 3a33.
FILoUR-Stock easier; choice, 81 SO; family,
wing, So. 5OaS IS per sack; extra, 1926. 80;
ling best family brands, So. 75a4 25, per sack;
LA, $3.5Oa9.7 20,
y&AcoN-In demand; buying hog round, 9la1O;
Ding lOal01 Buying, shoulders, &c; sides,
hams 10!a11c. Selling, shoulders, a9c;
es l0Ial1c; hams, 121al3c.
4EATHERs-Buying, prime, 6OaG5 duck and
ked, 40a50c.
bUrTER-Very scarce, buying price, 15alS;
7 ling in shipping order 20a22lc.
+ EGGs-In good demand at 11al24c. ~
i RAGs-S1c.
bEEswAx-27a28c per pound. ..
oBACco-Tennessee leaf, 8al2c.
RAss SEED-Timothy, $500 per bushel.
Herds grass, $l.50
q" Blue $1.50
81 Orchard $50 &c
" 4" Clover seed, $50 "
LAX SEED-$1.00
4 6INSENG-05a90e.
56ENEK SNAKE-Actiye e0c.
GELLog ReoT-Active, &c.
<<WoOL-W Washed, 40c per Id.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25
Augusta Market.
q Dist. 1S1S.

i Corrected to Saturday June 2lst, 1881
con and Salt Meats are quiet and lower. Grain
atthis article has been very dull and prices have
nenced considerable decline, and IN view of the
raoie prospect of the new crop, it is more than
~ that the decline viii continue. Corn--market
steady, and in response to advances in the West
PES have become 215a3c better within the past few
y. gatS are quiet and firm at quotations. Hay
eand falr at last weeks figures. flour--The demand
Doth city and Western brands has been light, with
feS ruling about the same as at last review Lard Is
request ut unchanged rates. Country Produce
e. butter and Chickens, continue as heretofore re-
Gu u IN good demand at full prices. Domestics-lo-
|'hhlS are quiet and unchanged.
PRODUCE.
&CGN-Clear Sides. 1l@1l1z; Clear Rib. 102ze1f.
lders, 6A@9 Tennessee Meats scarce and in de-,
we quote well cut and bright Clear Sides. II;
lderS, 5000; Hams. 12l2@131.
L u. s- 4O@5O; Country and Tennessee
sfRY PRoDUCE-Eggs, 15@1S. Chickens-hens
Asr,nMarket quiet and lower: choice white 81 IS
N,Mhlte, S5@9O mixed and yellow s2lAas5.
N mlnal at Soc per bushel
S-Whlte and mixed, 60@65.
ek-Country and Western -four superipe 81 756Is
,, sl000@l0.25, WV SS''VV, iai'S
-Ghoice Timothy 81 75@1S5; country 81 25
f'-pried, lo@l7; fresh. l0@O per ID.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25
Drugs.

here has been great activity III the drug
ae during the past week, owing to the general
fe about cholera. Large sales of Opium,
fphine and Chloroform are reported, but no
erial advance in prices, except upon Opium
| Morphine has been noticed. Opium is now
hg at 50 per ID. and Morphine at 1915 per
ery large sale of DIR. Harris Great Relief
ELytle's Elixir for cure of cholera has been
E during last week at regular prices. Other
Is at regular quotations.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25
!" Eastern Division Fair sAssocIatIon, .

Tor the purpose of holding Fairs and Exhibitions in
the Eastern Division of the State of Tennessee for the
eSnblton of live stock. agricultural products ma
cnlnery and all other articles and things tending to
promote agriculture mechanics art science orndus.
tTy TO otleT premiums and generally to carry out the
see in regard to the promotion of agriculture and to
40 generally any and all things tending to promote
S interests of agriculture. mechanics science and
nan s herefoEe to notify any and all persons TO a
Snec;s lne Shancery Court at Knoxville at the
tbev as Oelhg also Rule Day and show cause if any
issue as paved in M 81 Incorporation should not
be with OK parte - Ut tue same VIII
davis Of rue that this police be published for thr
1yIdS0a M. =: PATTERSON. SSls5, NO No.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

/ VXTHEREAS, r. H. BROWN, OF THE COUNTY
w of Knox and State of Tennessee did on the LIST
day of November. A. ID 1872, Make execute and de7-
er to me the undersigned his trust deed as the same
appears of record in the Registers Office State and
county aforesaid Trust Book B, VOL l. pages 31i15
and noted In Note Book A. page r. to secure Cowan.
on; due them from the said Brown, drawn November
Sth 1871 payable one day after date, and calling
for seven hundred dollars wherein the follow
ing Credits to- wit: January ls 1872 $1o0 co. March
22a 1872 $50 0O April 9th, 1872 $50 70. And whereas
the time within which said note. together with the in
erest was to have been paid has expired By the terms
and conditions of said deed of trust; ElzHEd y
Now. therefore, in view Of the premises and the DOW
ers in me vested will proceed to SELL in bar of the
equity of redemption. to the highest bidder for cash in
hand at the court house door IN Knoxville Tennessee
on the 18th day Of July next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the
following described lot, situate Crozier street In
Knoxville Tennessee, bounded ard described as fol-
lows. to-wit; Being lot No. o. purchased by Thomas
Il. Oldham at y sale made under decree Of the Cha
Gerry Court, fronting fifty feet and running back oe
hundred and fifty feet more or less and by said Old
ham conveyed to said Brown on the 9th Of August.
1858. r 'a<ii~s9A ,.3lt ~ ~ 70 II =
The proceeds arising out Of said sale win be applied
first to the payment Of the costs of the secondly
to the satisfaction of said note. amounting date of
dollars and eighty eight O cents and lastly The ball
ance. If any, will be paid to said r. b Brown. Imme-
diatey after the sale deed in fee simple will be gven
and also possession. w, B. FRENCH,
viltl2uly. Trustee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25

Advertised june "a. 1873.

'ff AuVeTIlSeU June IA 1870 -
Persons calling for these letters viii please say Ad
yertised and give the date of this list. If not called
for within month. they win be sent to the Dead
Letter Office. One cent will be collected each letter
when delivered. -zs. q. o.
A-Joseph Allen (cop, Mark Archer - asss. -
B-Brock * Chaplin. Demsey Burlison, j P, Bishop
Miss Elizabeth Baker. Mr. ---- Barnet Mrs Sophia
Brewer.
C-Alexander Copeland (coD 2. Amanda Collins
Abram Cline, Andrew Cox, Belle Conklin Mrs Jen-
ME Golfer, Miss Susie Curtis. @ s17''a@lN - Z
D-Elias Dodson. SIS
-E-Walter Elliot.
Eco Farmer (coD J g French. j. B. Foy.
G-Miss Alice Galloway (co1, Miss Ann Graham (eol),
Edmund Gardner Mrs Isabella Gray. John Griffin. JAS
X Griffin. 81 rEsEgEsaS Ess .zsNG Ece3
Ham Harrison, Anthony Humes. Aliphas Hun,
ter, Geo Houser, Lee Hodge (coll, M Hooper, NJ K
Hemer, Nancy Hill (col). TaMson Holder.
k-Mrs Susan Kelly. ssaa1ss ttsss -
M,-Caroline Masked. Mary A Mitchell. Miss Rachel
Meek lcoi). $500 - a.
MFRS Caroline Nash, Edmund Nicholas. -
PROF Alex al Presneli. Mat Presnelt tcole' NJ q
Parks. VIM Preston. $50
K-Milly Rivison (coD, saml Reynolds Mrs Bette
S0Miiss Helen Sparks, wesley Smith (col). Miss
Sarah C Spickerd. w G Sherley. esA -.s5-@
T-Miss Amanda Tihbs. s8 sszsaeN e
V-Miss Elizabeth Vaughn. - = ss...ss
W-Mrs Bette Whitlock. David Washington. Miss
N L Wilson. j Wilson, Miss Maggie Williams. Nan
| cy ] Wilson. .ss25Es EDS EsSS g
Y-Tom Yorper.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25

WEEREAs. The above named parties have fled theil
county OF Knox and State Tennessee praying to bt
lncOrporated. under the name and sfxle of. g
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25
Live Stock Market.

These reports are made up frornyaetual sales,
3 the readers of the CHRONICLE ma rely upon
Dir correctness
BEEF CATTLE. ~
battle dull on account OF there being little
bh meats eaten. There is no demand, In
Of any sales the quotations may be put at
c for medium size fat and at 2la3 for me-
n to good.
The demand good; No. l. 9s3f ; medium to
bd 24a5. Fat lambs will sell at 81.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25
The RIVER OF LIFE.
Chancery Courl at Knoxyille. Tenn..

tf -el4 $50 No. 2,524. - sss-& asp te4sS 80
John Baxter, E. P. Bailey e. j. Sanford. William p.
Chamberlain and A. j. AlberS, partners doing bus
mess under the style of Sanford, Chamberlain &
= Il Albers; VIM Rule and A. j. Kicks partners doing
business under the style of Rule & Kicks: 3. q.
Camp V. +; Gossett. J. NJ. Thornburgh, Charles D.
McGufey, W: K; Tuttle John F.. Spence, II. L,
der the style of v. Burger 4 Son: Peter Kern Jas
b. Hoxsie, Robert L.7Gauf, Horace Maynard. T.
{ "a Boynton, Charles Seymour. the fria Of Boueh q
~ Co, I'll. M. Aiken, Spencer Munson,s James M.
Meek, z. Dickinson: Ambrose Gaines, James u.
Gaines and Gaines 3earden oartnets. d6ing b4si-
ness under the style Of GaEass Bro. g CO; 6amueI
Thorlas O'Conner and James O. Conner pastne<s,
doing business under the tyleof e. Q,Gonnef Co.;
A. q. Scott, w IL. Simmonds and 3 +. Scott, part
ners doing business under the styEe6f Scott Sim
monds d Co.. G. III. Foache, g. M McGhee; w. w.
Woodruff and w. e. Gibbins, partners. doing bus
mess under the style Of WV w oodrrif &C.; A
L: Maxwell: VIM. Williams. James G. Stureesand
VIM. Il. Williams. partners, doing business under
the style CT Williams, Sturges u Co.; p. M w ill
liams, Q. Zimmerman and I. M. Wilson. partners.
dong 6usinss ;,s under TIE ftyle OF Williams Mm;
w. NJ. Bell, partners, doing business Under the
style of Bell Bell G. Gullen.S q. Logan; Wm. J.
Ramage and s. c. Ramage. partners, doing busi-
ness under the style OF Ramage 81 Co. James Ken
nedy, Robert yestal. James Comfor Z and Z. HaWs,
all citizens of thecounty of Knox andState of Ten
nessee. except James M. Meek, who is citizen
OF the county OF Jeferson and State Of Tennessee.
-Ex parte.
WHEREAS. The above named parties have fled their
county of Knox and State Tennessee praying to be
Incorporated. under the STYLE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25
& MO MXL.I


The trade in dry goods and general merchan-
disc during the past week has been as good as
usual at this season of the year. Coffee is still
quoted at cent higher, There has been de-
e sde sb prn Other prns
main as quoted below: -
, Fancy prints, 61c.a11e. Fancy delanes, zoe.
A sheetings, 71c.al3c. 4Ginghams, 124c25
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25

II
u. y. MarShaI's Sale.

Will SELL FOR CASH. IN FRONT OF cor n
81. a. s MA 5i1h Co.'S Gay street EnoxRe Tennes
sonai property. to-wit: Forty-fye gallons Whissby
more or less and one Copper Still and Worm and
OF Knoxville, one twe-horse Wagon and Harness ond
Two Horses said property seized and forfeited IN th
United States for violation Internal Revenue Law.
'"as A:sn' i0fo'~a't u. Marshal.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25
.CHANCERY SALE,
The RogersviIIe Female institute
Tuesday, July 18th, 1873,

sell to the highest bidder therefor the said real estate
consisting of about FORTY ACRES, on which is sit
uated the extensive and elegant college buildings
which were erected at great expense expressly for
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25
Atlanta Markets.
PRODUCE MARKET.

nv hite S0aS2; yellow IS.
MEAL-1saS0 per bushel,
Fixed 81 soa2 %; white So LOAF 20; amber 81 Os
-Mixed G..
49, an gu Or; extra family $40 75 family
"a n ssN supsrhne 81 SO: fine IS 0Oae So, shorts
EAT BRAN-sf 2Oa1 Is.
\ -Clover 81 81; timothy 81 Sal on
A,, NEAT MARKETS
am E1Is-Ciear RIB sides l0a10h: clear Sides 1OlI
aus lSA all; sugar cured hams SIC 1ca r ed
Asrces ie1Sale71; cans ia; bucket ll1l.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-25
ryHalERCiAL.
x.xx,1IE WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Grain and Pr0duc.

cvRoN1cLE oFFl cE, SKNox.vILLE. Tenn,
Ohh01''''''' -, June Is, 1873.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25
The Doorstep.

w Boys around t1s 5?slTY waited = :
10 see the girls come trirpin. past,
Like sno"-br.s "tll,n:; t. re mated.
Not Drawer hi Who leaps tue wall,
BY level muskrt flashes ii,,rp,
ihaui, wiu t, rin'l before ttrm all,
Wis" l";I:;" to sec me ;,;'t ia, E>!ttrn.,
But no, she bI'lshr,l AMI tnnk INV arm
Wo let tic old folks have the highway,
And start, Il towards the Ma pl Farm,
Aluii, Il il.;! Ct lowers h\ -way.
/ can't remember What W., said.
Twas r"tnluS "urtl. ] st>l,.: "r >t"r! y
Yet ti,al !'i l'ath by w., II w. seed
s,'m''! al transformed "'"I IN glory:
The snow was c'i~p benz ath our feet.
fh" n"m Was fa'I, ne ii Is were Sleam
BY hood and !irrrt sheltered sweet,
Her fH"r with H"r,'' ALI: l.ra!'h was Lean
Ia" II "a. !,anl TX; Id. her mutl -
q, s'Ul ',n, Il !''u {. hll hu; nru 1t
:" light, trlrhcd my JACKIE emf,
II hrvi' II "a.ll l,:tl ~ hold 1t.
TO have her witt, me there atone
Twas low AN! irHF nd triumph blended.
At last We iracli.. tue i,ut-w ,,rn Stone,
VIII !, tnat DC iti"us journey ended.
The OLD folks, too. were almost h ,nc
iitr l!mplr.l hand the latci IS fingered
We h. N Il the vulc.'s utalrr come
Yet Ca the doorstep st,il we fingered.
Sto shook her rlnyl,S from her hood,
And with Il " Thank You, Nrh,' dssembl,d
But vet knew she understood
With w!:a1 4 daring wish trrmblrd.
4 cloud passed kindly overhead
The moon was slyly occpinS through it,
Yet hid its face, if il SAID,
''Come, now or mover, do lido it H.
My lips till then had only known
The kiss IF mother and uf sister;
But somehow upon her own
Sweet rosy dari,n., MOUTH Kissed her!
Perhaps twas bovlSh love, yet still,
% listlcss woman, weary lover
10 feel once more that fresh, valid thrill,
I'd sive-but who can live youth over?
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25
Christmas Times.

lis. yiItll's r.i%ll alui wiDlla arc signing
.V.r the city aud tue nlain,-.
And the snow flakes thick are c1lvil|,
Born UPON tho storm anAin;
And tho poor are lnwly crf 4ping,
In their chcerloss dwellings, sleeping,
And tleiriyss hre red with weeping,
Sad with want and cold and rain.
Ills wintr, s reign. aud bells are rn.Tn =
p,al,ng forth the Chri,tn,ss r':i',1t>,
A:rl hlithr, hur,ant hearts are Singing,
CT the ll,rry festive times.
In tn" hall The lights ATE graInt:..
And right ewes with Glatinrsa 'n'lmln".
And carl, breast OF w. i- dreaming,
As t!lr> rl,Hut their Carl. tn!as rl. mrs.
lis Winters reign, ard the souls pc''rI"@;
Into brighter rcalnl'S li;,r;
Where its pilgrimage il nearing,
Err beyond each sun and star,
Where are LISTING joys forever.
Am. where k.nhr,',;, never sever.
Aud where Si,rluWS :ifI.': ut,'-,
In those hltSHtUl r,Gh,!'S FAR.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25
New Military Boot.

"A new military boot has made its
appearance in England, the inventnr
nelng Sir William Palliser, q dis.
tlne''lshcd army officer. It has been
't'ed IN various regiments and has
prov, entirely satisfactory. One ica-
' ai''' OF IT consists in placing two thin
1"l, Oh cork, reaching from toe to
1' "nd'rn"ati' the inner sole Of ,L.
"',n; winch render the solo quite i'm.
,, ,I 'v;onS t" wet: The object Of en-
ll'N'ng two slabs is in order tho. th.
" corr, IN one slab may cover anv flaw
""''u may exist in the other. It il
vi, '' ,''''s mat these water proof soles
brauchnv '' ~, 4 great boon upon all
u"abt that the cavalry soldirr ha ~ w
wr WE. his feet on dismounted dutv n't"H
S ,' severely from cold .whem
mounted. WI" "lieh
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25
- Z" F:,lnv Fcrn.''

-.
iinhr't bonner f"'' Fanny Fern, al
ment to the memory O. IT, is
Mt. Auburn Cemetery, j. .udesta
Roman or Latin cross, with a. :nrc
of the same order of nrrE'itces- !,
tni. LITTER member consist, ::f the r.
lnwing parts, viz: Grtn'td i','n'n, II,
marble base, deeply it1coldcd, DIS "'
the same material, and = ~::''-proE't'
toned, bold projecting cap. THIS
pedestal supports the cross, which ia
draped with iutcrlacing ferp leaves,
richly carved. The die contains; the
following inscriptions:
Front" Farrv Fern
North pane! & Born .ut Portland,
July >, 1911. Ei"d At New York, Oct.
10, la72.7- %:
hoatlf rour! "a tribute to. the
n"1''rry OF Il friG1ur, ny R1bert ION
ner. y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25
Christmas Past and Christmas Present.

Tho mighty tu|e 10y once llourie.c,l, no doubt.
But liz racc, like the mammoth has fairly run ont
And the chccritsl fire that is left for our dole
Is the CRATE full Of clnkcr we purchase for coal.
Where IL til" famous old mistlctoc bouch.
With all its delightful old mysteries now I
Alas, 1t crew s"r,y, NJ Il went 10 decay
before our great yralnluUtller' rAn.lnuthcr'r dav
Aud the brave boar's hsad (bl;ck letter for pip>-
l:ci"'ked witt, II fragruht nlry striy
The Twelfth. cake, too, and The lcacock nn..
Ard tn" hot snap dragon, and holly likcwiscf
Nothing remains bat u" n",l.. nrc-pie
high" "H
':nt What tn It signifies un->ce my w.t.
q III" n.'vor, pclhH," tlnri.!l't wander u ft9
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-12-25
CHICAGO
WEEKLYTRBUNE.
the lEADlNGNEW IN
the NORTHWEST.
THE PAPER FOR THE
fARh1tR, MECHANIC,
MANUFACTURES,
MERCHANT, BANKER,
PROFESSIONAL MAN,
AND The PRESIDE.
A0 AN0R1HsaRVVN QQAX9 q 00A
PROSPECTIVE FOR 1874,

The esnins year promises to se the ,nost s*en.ful
IL 1.i ht hBys @
divide The public mind during The pas tNaaty
parry in iowa
s Il bs IN me ks
common purpose and Inspiration. md exhibiting
hour i is 9s
s5fS ;'t Gf fUBc
corrupt and 'Tsuduient: asy;ne no longer ary pin
cipes to carry into effect they have become mere
obe rsa sH IN
prodieate and dishonest Hesitation 70 suppose that
or's Of thoe et Wornont and demoraize9 psrner
| ships is altogether vain and illusory.
to
Rd :.t its il t. % farm to
, "protec ted " goods they would otherwise buy
e. 81 "a tR1n II, IL
them, ard that when in add ion ,his, they claim
State may riehtfully interfere for the pro ec,on Of
the people; that unjust DETERMINATIONS besween diff
localities are in violation Of law aud should be
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