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Sraneis %. Bladferp II. a. Common 9leas Court spn
granflin gpuntp, 9taat Sttp. araft zines @erfaufSbe>
febls, tpelds sSrt sebadter Court an mid seridtet tcnrpe,
tperbe i9 AM
Sanftag IS. Oct. 1873, Inn 2 1lbr 9la6m.
spr Der S9ire hes seurtbaaies, in Der Stabt Gplunlbus,
Sbip, baS nadfolgenb beidrtebene, III gBal9inetpn Spnt<
leip, Sranflin County, SAip. selcsene @rlnbeisentbula in
~DTentlid,er auctipn gum Serfauf a~a8bteten:
Gin hnnbert unb Mountaineering (199) Ider 9anbeS
In 8ebadtent BaiRin9tua 3ppnibtp, ei1setra9er unter Der
Summer 3Ol0 unb uriprlnslt6 bent S. gilin seb6ris;
bafielbe 2ano, peldes an Spbanna 9. 8tadfOrb son IT,
rent Bater George Us. Dunn Serntadt Durbe, laut ST.
italnertssSheeprb Bud 6 Seite 211 in Der Yrpbate Court
Office BON granfIin Counts, SbiO, unb bsarenst I'M ROr~
ben bur6 bic 2dnperetsn spn Sfpab Srr, JanleS Brppn
unb Santuel SranB, i'm Siea burd ba6 2anb bes gbri>
ffppb 2epparp, I'M Sieen bur6 bas 2anb, pel9eS Dem
Mofes Davis eebbrte, unb i'm gSeifen burf ben County
Mes, tpelder sDn Der Dublin uno glsafatt ga0eY Rpab
fIblt6 fibrt.
slbsefddst III $500 per older.
SarnueL Tbompion
Sheriff unb Mfaiter Gcttn,iftpner.
Sorace 8iIion, Intpalt.
fept 20 ~ bp
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Oerberei at b%erfaufen.

Cine in 9utsnt 9uiano befaplide gsrbsrei, nit "a
bsbats, lit sn ~serfaufet. Die gsrbersi lit gum Gnfauf
BON &inbe unb S6ute in s~esisneter gessnb 9eleeen. &u6
ssb6rt nod Elm speiit6fisss Gramsbaus nit u older Qan6
ba3u unb fam bic Gerberei nit DEM 9aus ~sulon1men
sbsr Dtne ~bafelbtse sstawft rusrben.
q gidberes bariber bet
s..sr. Geor9 S9norr,
oct g.. smS Rilers6ur9, Sglntes Co.,
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(Sheriif'3 uno Utaiter gommiIfioner's

sberif'S n v9i2.4 Moi$ s;, somq 81 sss;s,s
sesen CHARLES Resb. Common @lea8 Court BON Srant>
lin Gpuntp, Staat S9tO. araft zines Serfauf5befebl8,
ipel4er BON 9ebaater Court an mid seridtet purbe, tperbe
i'd ant
Samfto9, Is. Oct. 1873, un 2 1lbr Na6m,,
Dor Der Sbirs bes gpurtbauIes, in Der Sta6t Columbus,
Sbip, bas noffpl9enb beidriebene, in Mpnt9pmerY &pipn>
flip, Sranflit gpuntp, Sbiu, selesene @rinpei9ent9um
in Dfentlt6er Quetipn gum Serfauf au86teten:
G6isebn (1o) Gfer 2anb in Mpntgpn1er9 GpipnIbipt
G~rantltn County, Staat Sbip, in Der balsen Section EN-
(41), Section ftebenunoStpanSte (27), EptpnI9ip
fInf (5), Ranee stpeiunb5pan3is (22l Der Refusee 2dn6e<
reien, neuliG Got Summer 5rpet (2), relde Der Gatbarts
ma &eeb, ~eeborene &u9pebel, in Der GbeiIung Der Gin
terlaienidaft ibre5 Gaters, be8 eerit. Gpbta8 RubtpebeL
BON Granflin County, I'M Staat Sbtp, ~sugetbeiIt purbe
bic gerbanbluneel in bieier S6eiluns8fode itnb ser;eiG<
net in ben sDlitanbisen 8eeprbs Der Common 9lea8
Court BON Srenfltn County, Sbir, Bud Summer finfs
%unobretbis 1857 Sette1 Ats Bis 479 ~inclufYe, nit einem
eebaftsr Q~btbetluns auf Seite 478.
&b8eia6Bt III $500 per Ifer.
Samuel T6on1p1on
Sferif unb @taiter GOa,niliuty.
3. 8. Gaie, Gnpalt,
fsSt "a hn1
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SeDr 0i1fprecDeitpe 1tstD
llnterbaltenDe s1riften,
til i9Sner ausfattuna,
sa nur rs Gents, ais: ~
Mebpra, Die 9raut bes 8criaren.
Der ptlbe Saser, pber bic 9catsr oes. gsddtetsa.
Rt6arb 26wenbers unb feine Gabrtst. g
Stto BON Wtttel8ba6, Der .&atIernnDrber.
2eppDIb BON Deffau unb bic Inaa 2ieie.
Ra3eppa, pber Der Gitt in'8 Gobtenretd. 5 5@5
.Selbmari4all Sean ven Wertb, per Elm
rbeinti9er 8auernipbn.
Der 3tnbesraub, pbsr bas gBeib aus benz gOlfe.
Satpba sou 8aben, pber BITE Wsrenadt tn,
S6lOfe BON Dufsbprf. a laa
Die Gobtentbpfe, Ober Der gpIi3eifpion bon 9a>
ris.
@oes BON 8er1iainssn, Der Rittsr nit Der e>
Iernsn 5anb. .sl @aE aAg
Ger Graf spn 9atnt@srmain obn Der
8auberer BON 9erfatQes.
Spbann:
Mbertus Masnus bstpdbrts ssspttfae gsbetmnift, se>
Des N6naes Gepibius 2eberedts essptiiaes Sraunt>
bud, nit 80 9ilbern, seb.."-.....".. 40 Gents.
Carl 5 y. gcsabfp's salbenes Saabfdihsin Der 8inber
@efte8, w 9enT8.
5abermann'S 9ebetbu6, Observation-Disclosures. 80 Gents.
gprrdtbts Bel szg a4
Pbilipp 6. 1beobaIb, ,nasaf
I'M geartsaas, gtnsiauatt, ..
Letter Box 369.
9l0s. u. b
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NufOrDernng.

Gberefta Sawora aus atrt3ea, erfudt 9isrnlit
tbren Snfel, Srfesb 8rinine, aus gBeilbad, BET An,ntpr~
bad, a6nisr. 9atern, feline @brsiIe an ben llnterietdHe>
ten su iehben.
Srteori9 8aumann,
oct 6ntp Canal Sutton, Start Co., 8.
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WuT0roerung.

SuItus gns1er, sebarti8 bel greiburs, int grpB~
gaben, pel6sr mad Imertfa iouspanberte,
tpirb hermit erfu6t, neeen Samiltennadribten benz I'M
.ter;eianetsn feline jsBtse aoreiie an3usssen.,
Ghrt1tian &aoberer,
oct 2 3n11p preenstQe, 9arfe g., >.
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9r. Georg 8enner's
8 eileuDeS olbe.


Sic 1T u~nareitts zines Der srpBsn gSunber Der isBisen
Belt, neil tie BELT mas bst llniserlttdtsn rns anberen
5etlanfalten, ME aud BET grocer, grofefTOren uno @sr3<
ten fTr unrib9lia eebalten tptrp ndnlli6 ALE Dirt BON
Rnp6enfrantbett, gntfteauns bes &lfsrats, arua1ne
unb 9udeIiss perben tpteber serabe, ntbt muir Rinber In,
frGben iu9enbItaen glter, fpnbern aud erpa9fene gerfo~
nsn iiber 20 Sabre alt, fnb NIT biefer Salbs in furser
3eit sebeilt pprpen; aud bic 8eiGrperbtn, bic bauit per-
sebruns, Nereenfawdde, allies 1T toieber redt %seipprben.
gberio BELT ie aad ale gBunbet unb Sautausi6l6se,
bic funit fir ~unbeilbar srfldrt perbsn, tpie ALE bbiie Gnt<
~;inbung Der 2eber, Der Rieren, Der Qusen, Der Sbren /;
Grsftpela8, reer fGrarse 8lattern, Sdarla6 unb Group
5uftea, Serofulo, faltet unb bisieen granb. Die Salbe
feblt n%ientals, tpenn lie in 9eit unb ~fprsfdltis sebrau6t
tpirb, mad Der 8priArift, bic i'd f~orsfaltis sebe. tpenn
man mid nit ben nrtfdnpen bes 2etbenben befannt ntadt.
STR geratbuns fbtfe einen 9pften1pel fir cine @nttpprt.
9reis loo per Bottle, gprto 80 Gents. aE
abbrefe:
81. 9. 8enner,
Suit 80 SMITH 3iffn, Sbtp.
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Ufanfretw. -S1e Spp011ttot 9eSen
bte MISUNDERSTANDING Der Monar:
die 4aris, g.. DIT. - 9ie Mit9Iieber BET
anberiten 2tnfen BON Der glationalsg eriamm=
lung bielten beute cine 8eria,nrsInns ab. Tn
ter ben NnmeIenben ~befanoen ii6 @ambetta,
gremieur unb GbaIemel 2aco,r. Cine Mn=
Sabl Briefe aus ben Bropinsen, in roeIden fid
cine itatts wabienoe Nbneisuns eegen bic
Wieoerberteluns bet Monardie funo oie6t,
1ouroe perleien. @ambetta ertldrte, oob ct
aidt i'm giiabelten UNI Ben BeItano Der Gez
publif beiorst fei urb oaB CT ni9t beiur9te,
ooB Der Nntrag auf Wteoerberite4u1g bet
Wtonardte bic Maioritdt Der Stimmen in BET
misunderstanding erlansen perbe.
2onbon s. DIT. - 2aut einem partIer
Gelesrarnm bsabii9tigt Gbiers Die gerIanserz
ung bes Sermins bes grGIioenten NtacMa=
bon 6fentLi9 su unteritatel,, I'M pabur6 Die
Dtonar6iiten Tim bic unter{tiBun9 bes Iinfen
Centrum 5u bringen unb bic MufLDiunq bet
r'onardtitti9en Coalition sa bei9Ieunigeg.
Spanieu. - Sin Corps pon apeitau=
Ieno SnIur9enten tna9te an 9ienstog einen
oer5sueifelten Musfau Don gartasena aus,
purbe aber nit i6ueren 8erIui ten Oil Sob
e1 uno gerpunoeten Suriidgetrieben. Sad
yer lntunft Der 3~esierunssflotte DOT benz Saz
en- wlrb Die Staot pon alien Seiten suaLeia
Insesrifen tuerben.
General MorioneB n,eIoet Dem Grie8ss
einen sroben gtee ieiner Truppea
her eine itarfe Ibtbeiluns Garliiten BEL aeaz
u5ja in Nauarre. IS tpuroen piele esyninr=
enten setootet uno cine sroBe Ansab[ 3u Gez
ansenen semodt. Gen. Noriones fagt, bic
lieoerlase Ser GarIiiten iei poultanbta. Gei=
e Irnppsn iino ben S~Iiebenben bi6t auf oen
Sn elmer ipdteren 9epsfde bsaniprubeu bic
arliten einen entidieoenen gtes iiber bic
epublifaner. Sic bebsupten, ben General
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01
Eircnlan's Column.

The Trustees of the village of TT. Ed
ward n T., asked the people to vote tax
of $3.50, for the Fire Department to pur-
chase steam fire engine, new building,
hose hooks and ladders, etc, which has
been refused.
AT a meeting of the Whitehall Fire De-
partmcnt n. u. Baker was elected Chief
Engineer, and James NJ. Wood Secretary
and Treasurer. The amount of money de-
rived from foreign Insurance Company
was distributed among the companies, as
follows: The Whitehall Steamer Phoenix
No. - Hook and Ladder, Lacca Hose and
Niagara Hose received $50 each for one
year; Independent SO for nine months /;
Doren Hose $l2, so for five months; White
hall Steamer Hose, 81, so for seven months
This is the time each company served
during the last year.
The following prizes are offered at the
Whitehall freman's muster, For engines,
lst prize 5000; ID prize, 500; Sd prize,
$50.
Charles Smith of Fire Company No. g.,
of Baltimore, had his uniform taken away at
the recent great fire in that city, and placed
under arrest for striking John Wooster.
A colored fireman has been dishonorably
discharged from the fire department.
Baltimore since the fire has ordered 5000
feet of new hose, and are about purchasing
three new steamers.
William Smith has been unanimously
elected Second Assistant Engineer of the
Burlington Fire Department in place of
James A. Donaldson, resigned.
At special meeting of Barnes Hose
Company of Burlington, three of the men,
bers were expelled for being intoxicated in
the procession on the Fourth of July.
Whitehall refuses to pay the note given a
year ago in payment for one of her fire en-
gines and now suit is in prospect to COM
pei liquidation of the Indebtedness.
Vergennes has new Volunteer Hose
Company called the Otter Creek.
b. +. Goss has given Volunteer Hose
Company of VcrgeLnes $50, for their SER
vices in preventing the destruction OF his
property by fire.
Samuel Wells and Mahlon Taplin OF
Montpelier, have been visiting the new wa
ter works at Vergennes, and will look over
those of Burlington. They are COM
mittee appointed by the village of Mont
peler to report concerning plan for wa
ter works for that place.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01
Real Gstate.
EARM FOR SALE.

X 'HitNi VIZ o<hiA<'
The subscribers offer for sale their farm, sit
uated about two miles from the village or Bel
as the
JOHN CLARK FARM,
Containing about three hundred and fifty acres
two tenant houses, near the railroad track.
The tenant houses are new. The large farm
house has been thoroughly repaired ana paint
ed, with new piazza In front and end, new 'front.'
fence, all In the most substantial ana tastelul
manner, making 1t desirable residence.
Nearly three-fourths OF n mile OF new water pipe
from q never-failing fountain supplies all the
premises.
OVER TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
has been expended within the past two years
on buildings and fences, besides the tenant
houses. The land is adapted TO the raising Of
all kinds or crops. Some hfty acres are Wen
adapted for tobacco. The land Is now under
good state OF cultivation, by having been led
,out large amount OF hay and grain the past
place, besides that which the farm has pro-
dueed. The eastern line is the Connecticut
river and the farm laying westerly, divided into
pasture and tijlsgc land, with suflicient sup
ply OF wood for the premises Situated SO near
the village OF Bellows Falls-a village growing
more rapidly than any place within the State,
and with It's unlimited water power, which Is
fast being improved, must continue TO increase
In o still larger. proportion IN the future-makes
il the most desirable farm in these parts Pos
session given Immediately. except the mill
yard, and that In one year. Inquire OF the sub
scribers on the premises; or Joseph Wilson,
firm OF j. Wilson Co., near tne depot; or VIII
der q Hopkins, at West Rupert, Vt.
WILDER a. HOPKINS.
Bellows Falls, May l, 1873 myl-dtf
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

New YORK AND CANADA RAILROAD. The
contracts for grading have been let upon
the New York and Canada railroad from
the Little Ausable river southwark to Port
Henry-thc work to be completed by Oc-
tober /, 1874. The contracting parties are
wide awake men, work having been already
commenced near Wcstport. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY believed by those best qualified TO
judge, that the cars will be running from
Plattsburg southwark, over the entire line.
by January | 1875. There Is no heavy
work to be done between the Little Ausable
and Plattsburg
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

Only small portion of the wool clipped
in Windsor county has been sold. Prices
so far average forty cents.
Marshfield will probably be the largest
lumber station on the line of the Mont
pelier and Wells River railroad. The
large steam saw and planning mills of Mar
tin & Lynde and Willis Lane & Son, to-
gcther with the water power establishments
of Cass & Co., Henry Laird. NJ. Perkins
and Dow Il Co., do an immense business.
There are also mills in the town of Orange
and vicinity which will deliver at this
| point cOnsiurraDIc amount.
Among the ablest, spiciest and readable
journals of the country, is the Daily Sar-
0togidn, under the editorial management of
Messrs .Iudson and Richie. David F.
Richie has remarkable tact in journalism,
and has proved himself among the fore.
most of the Empire state-a ready writer,
with wit and imagination intersperced with
the solid and logical. His articles have 0
FRESHNESS and originality that is excelled
by few. The lSayat0gidh has recently beer
enlarged and is now among the largest and
best appearing sheets in the country out
side of the great cities. Mr.. Richie de
serves his success for his genial, as wei
positive qualities. and Mr.. .Judson hai
wrought for himself a position by pcrseve
rance and industry. Success to the .Sar
| ,,f,oin,, AND lie oIitorc
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

ANoTHER MYSTERY. A mystery attends
the case of the finding ofthe dead bodies of
woman and five years old boy in the East
river at New York. From the appearance
of the corpse it is inferred that the woman
killed the boy by striking him on the head
with heavy sharp instrument, and then
tying his body fast to her person jumped
into the river and drowned herself. The
bodies are awaiting identification.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

The subscribers offer for sale their farm, sit
uated about two miles from the village OF Bel
lows Falls, on the Chester road, well known
a the
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

HNAGS.-We have now in stock an assert
l. ment OF Dennison's Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we Will
sell at manufacturers prices.
We have also good stock of Philips Sc
curity Hook-Tags," a very convenient and SER
viceable article for merchants. Among It's ad-
vantages are; Goods can be more readily mark
ed than by any other means; the tag is so Sc
curely locked that 1t cannot become detached
from the goods; no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook; no points projecting
TO tear other goods or your fingers. They are
safe, strong and cheap. Call and examine
them. GLOBE PAPER co.
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The Rutland daily Globe.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1878.
The Micronesian Elm.
ny REV. l.. u. FISK.


ny REV l.. H. FISK.
(No'c. Aiter inc oru'ha'ioh anu mar
rage OF rev. y. II. W hitney, at Waunam
Mills Essex Co, n. Y, NAV Z, 1871, q
sanl;n,r oIm tbot had enroutod undar Tho
doorstep of the paternal mansion, CHANGED
IN attract tho attention of tho comnanv. and
W '.;";,aI S;aa.aa;o,, -. ~ H. yu;,sI',s
and merits IL was transplanted. at the in
r. - N Iy;.a,aI l.; ~. or a.
sHhce vi NV III. hitcioi, III hohVi VI '"c
occasion. Rev. Mr.. Snow and wife, of
Micronesia. with whom Mr.. and Mrs, w.
went out as missionaries, were present,
and narticnated in this nlpnsant ceremony
otis a child of the roof-tree." said one.
n shonid oerminafe under the stone.
And the wall of the mansion so near,
GLOW II reaches away to the light; -
at vould emIprate now II II might
no some suitoble place for a tree"
Tear II up root and branch, while IT'S young
Or in time II will weaken the wall"
Take II up."--lthe reply OF ,he sage
Give IL room TO be mighty in age
over there lust across the highway.
,,
LET IL wlthess mat snheul, . , nanus
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BUTTER STEALING.-The butter car at
the depot at Enosburgh Falls was broken
into on Monday night last and tub of but
ter stolen. Search was made on Tuesday
morning, and a quantity packed in jars and
boxes was found in the house occupied by
Henry Stenor. The result was the sud-
den disappearance of Stenor.
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Groceries and 3.rorision.

~ " w ~ ~ " w ~
. lbs. HysoN TEA for 90 cents.
lbs. ooIoNG TEA for 90 cents.
lbs. YOUNG HYsoN TEA for 81 90.
valencia Ralslns 10 cents per lb.
Layer talsins, ~ cents per Id.
Rutland and Weymouth Nails, cutlery, Flour
deal and GRAIN and thousand things too nu-
merous to mention, as long windy adyeftls e.
ments cost, which customers. indirectly, haVetO
JAMES L. GL.YNN.
Rutland. Vt. June 10. iunel9 DAWN
THE CLOSING OUT SALE
OF u stock OF
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
oRoCKERy, GLASSWARE, &C., &C.,
las co NJ NJ + n G f d
ECONOMICAL HoUsEKEEPERS
it lords to repenish their stock of household
supplies.
:s- Every article is sold at cost or less.
PLEASE CALL AND LEARN PRICES.
G.. w. CHAPLIN, JE.,
No. Q, MERCHANTS ROW, RUTLAND.
+ & r. CADEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
CANNED FRUITS, PICKLES, &C.,
GLASS, EARTHENWARE
AND FANCY GOODS
Also, Dealers in
DRY GOODS, sHAwLs, DRESS GOOD
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C. &c.
An assortment OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Constantly on hand.
AGENTS FOR MAIL STEAMERS no AN
FROM EUROPE.
eS-DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT OK TIL
BANKS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAN
AND WALES.
CORNER FREIGHT AND EVELYN SITS.
RUTLAND, VT.
mSld3m
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

SARANAc LAKE.-The lower Saranac
lake, six miles long, in Franklin comfy,
only one days journey from Plattsburg, is
and the upper Saranac which is twelve
miles long is 1,56; feet above the level of
the sea. Both of these lakes are navgable
for large vessels, though none have been
placed upon them vet
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

ST. ALBANs Butter MARKET The
market Tuesday was active. and prices
little better than last week Common to
fair, 90 to 25c medium to good, 2G TO 2sc;
choice, 29c; select, Doc.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

CoNTRAoT.-The contract for laying the
iron on the Nashua and Rochester railroad
between Rochester and Epping n. H.. has
been awarded to Wait Hurlburt of Under
hill
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-01

A LARGE RATA large raft of square
timber for the Swanton break-water
moved north Sunday, in tow of the
steamer A. Williams.
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NTRAPPING PAPER.

Merchants using printed wrapping VIII do
well to consult us before ordering, as we make
as low figures as New York or Boston Houses,
and give better accommodations In asserting
lots while a great saving can be made ON
freight. GLOBE PAPER co.
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nAILY STAGE BETWEEN RUT.
~ LAND AND STOCKBRIDGE.

Arrive at Rutland ~ M, leave Rutland loo pm.
starting from the Bardwell House.
az Connections at stockbrldge with stages
or Rochester and Bethel.
my22d3m II. II, TuPPER, Propr.
, 1873-01-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
NEW BILLS

| EEN BILLS.
| WAsH1N6rox, Jan. IA large number ct nov
| bills we're introduced and referred.
! =. MINERAL LANDS.
| Ir. CHANDLER introduced bill exemptinG
mineral lands in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Min
| nesota from tho operations Of the Mining act OF
! May 10, 1872
WATER LOTS.
| Mr.. PRATT offered 4 resolution, which was
agreed to. calling Gu the Secretary Of tho In
terror for information in relation to the number
of lakes and other bodies of water which have
not been included in the surveys OF the public
lands in the Statea-
POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
Mr.. RAMSEY gave notice that on Monday
next he would moTe to proceed With the Postal
Telegraph BILL
AGRICULTURAL, COLLEGES.
Mr. MORRILL, (Vt.) called mp the bill to pro-
vide for the further endowment and support Of
Agricultural Colleges. He offered substitute
for the bill providing that tho proceeds OF the
sales Of 500, 600 acrcs OF public lands, at s1.25
Per acre, shall be appropriated to each State and
Territory having such college as contemplated
Mr. WINDOW offered an amendment proyitl-
ing that tho bill shall not be construed to change
or limit the operation OF the homestead and pre-
Mr. SHERMAN said thebiN would give away
over S24, ,000, 900. He also expressed doubt as
to tho cons.itutionality Of tho bill. Tho distri-
buttons were not to bo in proportion to the pop
ulat1Qus UuL upon plAu H1AEA WILL give <111AQud,
for instance, with only 1900 inhabitants, as
much as would be given to Ohio or New York
The original set establishing Agricultural Col
legos had been a great disadvantage to tho
Western States. % financial condition Of the
nation at this time WAS not such that it could
afford to give away for chimerical projects the
whole proceeds OF the public lands for the next
ten ycara.
1ir. MORRILL, said 31r. Sherman was rnis-
taken in his Statements and that the greatest
interest was felt in this bill By the mechanics
aud farmers throughout the country.
,' Mr. THURMAN raid there was no Constitu-
tiona1 power in Congress to distribute public
money In 4 manner so irregular Us to givo three
hundred thousand people, il sparsely settled
State, the sa1ne amount as to four millions and
half OF people in the State OF New York; but
eTen il It we're Constitutional and Just, 1t would
be inpolitic to make such distribution. The
bounty Of tbs Nation should be distributed,
either according to population, or to thoee To-
calities where It ia most needed Massachu-
Be.ts, for instance, could more easily establish
and maintain an agricultural department in con-
pecttou with ono Of her existing colleges, with
out . dollar OF public aid, than Texas could do
it With the aid Of three millions Of dollars. Mr.
Thurman said, slEo. that he had little confidence
in thaee Agricultural Colleges, and did not be-
1ieye theY haEe been 30 Bucceee3ul as their
friends represented. |
III. PATTERSON denied that It was necessa1-
liz lust to distribute aid for educational insttu-
.IContiuuel on ne EiQhM Paqel
, 1873-01-14
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO
ARCHITECTS AID PROPERTY OWNERS.
E-X a FIH
AND HIS PATENT LIGHTS
AGAINST
Edwin Lee Brown.

1have employed s. 4. Goodwin, Esq, to bring suit
against Mr: Brown TO sprlro him powers he Is using
t. nt!n!dsts tho public inpsis" the 1ishs q
GhaPhe3n b @ co fes ssili7 Chicago Ehts 12nt4f
4UTH0KITX XNp FItoTEGTioS Pr TmE 1VEKY
PATENTS WHICH MIR. BROWN HIMSELF CLAIMS
TO WORK UNDER!! His suit against CRAWFORD.
GAAHbEik1L1N li1s GO: +. IL iaet, Z III as.tn.t
wrong doing tho couraet and 80 dsclaro
il: and lheroby notify the public that I'll tho rights and
md under bis list November 1867 growine
9ut Of ana dependent It, have revercd to A.
IL dste az roS.es I'D patent oos Justly belong and
1t Is ouly justice myself the fact that Mr..
Browns oouEse toward Crawford, Charabcrin Co.. vha
fnd sFa1 5ISht e Dc "a h9s ont Of tesnpt to
TI1ADDEUS HYATT,
Attorney for E. 4. Lake. owner Of tho patents.