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From the Prairie Farmer.
Our Hired Girl.

Wo WcIo USdIy WoIhcu ~
death when Ellen informed us
that sho would stay no longer
where all the 'trundlc bed trash
took it upon themselves to boss
her around ST., though l as
surcd her, I'd let mother do the
ordering, she gathered up her dry
goods aud her dignity and depart
ed.
What was to become Of us |?
Grace was to be married in JUS
three weeks, and such confusion
.,s .:li..-..f uIusIr:'-, ,"vo anu
flowers, purple and fine linen as
there was in the rooms up stairs,
yuu Dver saw.
So much to he done in the way
Of sewing, to say nothing Of the
baking Tor the wedding supper
(for Grace had pretty fine ideas
Of how che wanted things done)
and no one to do it all but mother
and I.
'Well.' said Brother Willie, Il
suppose it'll bo my fate to start
IF in search of another girl,
though where to 60 Two not the
remo,est idea. This section Of
country has been pretty we'll
secured, and a girl who is not too
e.nek "p to work out Is hard to be
found.'
If that is the case, what Is the
use Of tryingl' said mamL,a. y
guess you and l can get along
Flora
NO. said I, you will be down
sick, and it's bad enough to have
Grace 20 and leavo us, without
having you kill yourselC
4 sm not going to kill myse.f.'
said Grace quietly; "you epeak
as though I was. But why don't
you advertise for a girl q
'Capitall' said I running for
writing materials. 'Ilere goes !
and / hastily prescribed the fol-
lowing:
lVaSryD.---A Girl N do general housework
" In private family in the country. One
who is not too fine to he "bossed'' preferred
Apply at the Gazette Office.
Will and papa had quite a laugh
when I asked them to take the
advertisement tn town and make
arrangements to bring tho girl
(wholn l was sure was in exist.
ence somewhere, and would an
swer) out to our houso as soon as
she called at the Office.
You'll have the pleasure Of see.
ing something Of your own CON-
position in the newspaper for your
paine, and that ia all, you may be
surc,' said papa.
But I had great faith in the
success Of my venture. This was
Monday; the paper was issued on
Friday. and there stood the ad-
vertisement that was to bring us
'pcrfcc, jewel Of . glrl.'"
The next Monday morning,
mamma had q sick headache, and
while / was busy over the wash
tub in the kitchen, singing 'lAt
Me in Ny Little Bed,' (boing tho
most lackadsisical thing ! could
think OF q buggy drovo to the
door, and q rcatly dressed young
lady came In and Informed me
that she had seen our advertise
ment in the paper, and would like
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In correcting children, we should
appeal to the intellect before res
Orting to the other extreme.
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The repairs to tho Welland
Canal have been completed aud
navigation is again resumed.
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y. G. BuRcu, c. y. BEAHDsLEY.
Judge Of Probate. Circuit Court Com'r.
BURcH & BEARDSlEY.
&a~ye,s,
~ HERSEY, MICHIGAN
DR.. T.. ID. Powers.

Chase, Michigan, will attend promptly all
calls in town or country. He has also, in
connection with his Office . well selected
stock of
DRUGS md MEDICINES.
l-3.
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Charles w. Goolalc, NJ. D.,
O.Ii;c at Rsei City, Mich, will attend
promptly all calls in town or country 81
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GooD. D.AuvicE.-Always be sure
you can lick a man before you
call him O liar.
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Ma. PR"BAsoo, it is saId, is to
Surprise Cincinnati with another
rnunificent Gift.
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Edward G. Raymond.
BellamY & CarSHell.

Dealers in Lime and Hair, Pork and Hams,
Brick, Cement, AMI general building mater.
ials, ncrscy, Mich. S-l2.
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Rodney w. Page.

Surveyor. will survey, select and exa-
mine Lands. Particular attention paid to
the care of non residents lands. Ad-
dress, Hcrsey, Osccola County, Michigan
RsYERENcgs:
e L. Briggs, Grand Rapids; d. A.B!od-
gslt and v. L. Gerrisn. IIersev. al
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TIE wheat crop of California
this year 10 expected TO exceed
22,0O0,000 bushels.
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JAS. KENNEDY, CIfAs, VI, MILLER,
Evart, Mich. Hamilton, o.
MuskegOn Lumber Company,
General manufacturers and dealers in lum
ber; Mills at Evart and Baldwin, Mich; Yard
at Hamilton, o.
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r.. b. Sheridan. .

Merchant Tailor, Hcrscy, Mich. Garments
cut and IN .d., AMI warranted good fits. Sam.
pies of Geutlemcn's Dress goods kept on
hand. stA.ss @A 3-6.
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John +. katiciilie.

JOnn +. haucllue,
Justice Of Peace, IIersey. Mich. Office
over Wings Drug Store. s-S
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ARCHITECT.
Hersey, Osceola county, Mich, is prepared to
make drawings, furnish estimates and plans
of churches, school houses, court houses,
jails, business blocks, mills, factories, stores,
plain and ornamental residences, village
plats, cemeteries, &c. l-2.
Edward G.. Raymond,
Treasurer Of OsccOla county, Michigan. At.
tends promptly to all business relating TO
taxes within said county. p. o. Address
uersey, Mich. 3-2l.
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4's.rt''i''s 1at.s.

Cards, 81 per line.
Local notices, 10 cents per fine.
Doubie-solsmn advertisements al special
rates.
RADCLIFFE 4 co.
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Money TO Loan.

On Improved Farms, at onc-thirj its value.
Tcrms-tlircc tn five years ---
B.F. LOCKWOOD.
Office with n. Brown, Big Rapids, Mich. $40
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sasi"ess $HtS'.

Darius c. Warner,
Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Pros.
Attorney for Lake county. Chase, Mich
Ia
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Regular Agents AMI Correspondents -
d. A. LArHsoP, Chase; Jonx GRlcE, Ells-
worth; J. G. Hicks. Baldwin.
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Attorney at Law, Notary Public and Cir
cult Court Commissioner for Lake cousty.
Baldwin, Mich. ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02
COTTON MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE Dee l--Cotou steady Miiings, 1jc
NEwOkLEANs Dec ltoon quiet, hell prices
nal Mtiings 1871 Low Milngs. l5 Cool Ordinary
lic net receipts 54B bales l23O7 bales; exports 70
Great Britain. 1892 baes; Vance 300 bales, ccswie j5D
bss; sales 900 bales evening 400 l314g7 bales
MOBILE Dec. 1ooitoa easier Midnxs. lj2; Los Miiiugs
l5e. Strict Good Ordinary ic net receipts 300 hss
eoastsss 1850 bales; sales 1000 bales. stock 3O597 bales
Dee. Lotion qlel MdllRgs. l54r net
6l29 bales exports Che continent 27G6 bales coastSe i9i
bales; s4ies. 030 bales; stock. l05 657 bales
CHAMELEON Dc lI0ton duh and nonnali Midngs, 1jc;
Low Mhdlngs, ltJtc Strict Cool Ordinary IL ;
100 bales exports coitss 3O57 baes sales loo bales stock
ji,723 bales
BALTIMORE Dec Lection dull and nomina MidUgs 1890
Low hdngs 10 strict Good Ordinary i4,sc gross receipts
2i3 haes eoHise 275 baes sales COS bales
2BO balesj stock l4,O5S balel -
CINCINNATI Dec COon quiet MdiiugS i5l2e receipts BOZ
bales .'shipmens 6j2 bales; stock 1856 bale.
st LOUIS Dec Lection unchanged Midng 10 & receipts
1897 bales; shipments AS bales
AUGUsfA. Dec LCOtton irregular; Addlngs, Ii oGl4c
cepts, ]. 1873 bales; shipments | 2s6 bales
WILMINGTON Dec lGotton dull Ndngs Big uet receipts.
2l baes eIpors-coaSie lob bales s 30 bales aock 1861
bales
PHILADELPHIA. Dee. lection Guet; Middings 164c; Low
Mdngs. 159lc Strict Good Ordinary l5 net receipts, l422
bales; 1000 bales.
dali Low Hdings I51l5iac receipts.
1886 bales; shipments, 3477 bales stock, 80 1870 bales
Lotion Low Mitinngs l47srs net
6i65 bses; cOSlse $500 bales; sales 40
bales stock. 1892 bales.
osros 1-Coiton quiet; Mdding 6i2 net receipts 26
bales gross 722 bales sales 200 bales. $500 bales
Dec L-COtionBsl.msted net receipts 1000 bales
stock a5,44t bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.


l-l2.3O y. m.--Cono for the scoonnt. 92's
Ini.e S,e Fve~enJ bonds 1865. oil e3s; 1867 81 kre
IIrssgyoo pee I-l23Op -Coou l.16i cheaper;
sales bas, Of Mng upinds nothing below Good Orn.ry.
shipped January S9 The ba, Of Mid
cling OeAn. nothing below Good Ordinary shipped December and
January, At 3 ll-l6d. .u
IryrErooI. Dec. IL m-Coou cuiet and steady Mldng
Upland. -, J.; Mllng 1Teins 81 sales, 1000 bales in
cudng speculation and sales on the basis OF
al Sal Do 90 shipped and December l6d
do shipped December Janury 1854; 90 Do shipped Janu
aad Fehruary. 8 sales the basis Of hdhDg Orleans.
nothing below Cool Ordinary shipped November and December
Iospov Dec i-9 Erie Railway share, 3d. DO Preferred
LIVERPOOL Dec I-2lj p u-Cotton-ses basis Of
ding nothing below Cool Ordinary deliverable January and
Febfusy Ssh Beet 81 2 ueree Tor New Mess Lard 80
Lospox Dee 1-3:15 , N -Rre Railway shares 3s7s
Iospoy Dee $50 mThe amount Of bullion gone into the
9 ga. Of h''''ra on o'''' ' AN'''O N"' A' 4''''
IyERPooL Dec Ia Motion baa, OF Mddng
UDnds nothing below Good Ordinary shipped January AID feora
\ e-l6t.
LoSpos Dee IL -Uuitsd bood 97ia for the OF
1867 Ere Railway shares. 3S2; SrglOrk Central, 10.
LONDON, Dec. l-4:3U o. m-kue Railway shares. $3.50
Dec l-i3O rOt the Cotton sales today 100
bale, Sae the basis o. hing Uplind nothing
beloN Low Midiings, deliverable January st 7l6l
LIVERPOOL Dec 10 H.-Dre Adsts quiet Bacon. 46I y
for New Cumberland Cut
LiyKRPoOL Dec l-6;3O m.-Re6ned Petroleum, 1904 hi
gallon
Lospoy Dec 1-Bgenrg-spiri, Tupsntiue 81 per Lin.
seed OIL. 5000 $50 3 per ton.
Dee l-kynnz Az crt for Ner Short
Rib Mdd,; Common Ro,n 81 as eri Spirits TurPsnHne,
81 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02

aS,ry ~ Receip-9o0oo bash. Wheat assoo sssb Corn
10 800 bush. Barley.
PanApELpHa Dec 1PIour-Advsncnr tssasBcy; sspersne
5ogS5 2S BIr, Is $50 Spring Wheat Rr faaiJ 81 sc
rs5; STATE end Ohio do 81 25a$3 Fancy - 606Sl0 Whes'
ses RED 81 5O1ti co. Amber 81 62eSl 63i Waite 81 %
No Spring 81 0Sl 49, No. Spring 81 33@$i 80 Rye he'd
al soe Corn fair demand Yellow lac; Ared 73o74c Oats
active White 6iS53ci Mired 4Sejic- Petroleum and
.ea Crude lOc; Refnoi. l34e Whisky steady at 9ic os
Western In iron
~ LOWS Dee 1Pour quiet and unchanged Wbest nominal No
y Spring VI OSdbl lO No. Fall ~ 35 No Rel Winter
81 go Coo 6rmer No MIXED New 4tr45c Fast Side. on
track and In elevator 45c for Regular has No
S6d37c elevator Barley srmer Choice wscOosin 81 60 Rge
sud higher S2dS3c Whisky hn BE P0k fYm &
for lreguN t3 250f3 80 for Standard Dry Sailed Meats fnn
small packed lots sold al 6g5ie for Shoulders 6c e Clear BIB
Sides 6'817is for Clear Sides Baron higher 60t for
Shoulders Be for ta sides Green Meats % shoulders.
Lsri 10 demand at lie hold at &c Live Hogs 6m i0Sf -
bulk o. sales At 81 iOd4 20 Csts dull Tetaas from 81 80
80 5O Good Prime Native - 50G$i go pts 900
bh& Flour. 900 bush 1900
Oats, 5000 buh Barley 10000 HOGS and 100 Cattle
TOLEDO. Dec 1Fosr firm and In demand Wheai firm and
fair demand Amber Michigan, cash 81 - s@sl as Jsnu,r'
81 81 No. Red cash, 81 AS No d. I'll Al. ius
fair demand; High Mined cash. 81 % December j3054c New
81 IL Oats Quiet and unhangd 40 tor No q Dressed Hogs
sold $51S5 Receps-9 Whett "a
aud Ii 900 bush. osts. Shpments-l9 900 bush. Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02

Attention is called to the advertisement of Messrs
Capron q Merriam, bankers, who announce them
selves as prepared to do a general banking business
and to promptly attend TO the business of the buying
and selling Of bonds stocks gold, and other secur-
ties.
Messrs. Winslow, Lanier a. Co. will pay the De-
cember coupons of the Cincinnati. Richmond and
Fort Wayne Railroad. .r-.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Penn
sylganis 6s los; Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad II
Reading Railroad, 50. Pennsylvania Railroad, Az ;
Gold 1O8s r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02

Money has been in good supply TO borrowers in
whose integrity lenders place the utmost conf
eence. and such parties obtain money at the legal
1ate but less favored borrowers are compelled to
pay, in some cases. high lie. though the clos
ing rate was about 7per cent. The very best COM
1nercial paper goes at to IL per cent, and other
kinds higher.
With frmness in gold, and advancing quotations in
London. Government bonds made further Roadway
here aud closed strong the basis of 1151 to ll5s
for coupon Fve-Twenties Of 1861 The closing street
prices are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

l2i pigs Ashes pka Beesvar ]. bbs Copper 1929
bales Cotton. IA pkgs Dried Fruit 200 bb Eggs 1914 bush
lsl4O bb 200 bbls Meal 22D bsg Meal 63 800
wheat 040O BUSH Corn 226OO bush. Oats LOO bush
Malt Barley 237 bush Seed 30 bags Fax Seed
3345l Horns 22 bales Hops ll.G2j Hides 80 bis Hides 2t7O
hb Mois 1852 bbs Rosin 6Sl2 Leather 307 pkgs r9s
81 pkg 3OJ pk.s OcaEe, pa pigs
Beef 497 pss Pork 1850 pk Cat Meas 57o 2 ar 200 kegs
Lard PKG Batter 1915 pkgs Cheese 235 pkgs Rice 2j2
676 pgs Wine l2lI pss starch, Brandy
233 hhIs Io5ic 2i6 pSs Tobacco 665 bse Wool 9j3 obs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02

The RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY il always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this TOPIC by Prof. y.
-. Elliott OF the Treasury Department. read at tho
cortland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address TuE TRIBUNE New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
CAPRoS g. MERRIAM. g.
No. Q WALL-sT., NEW Zoe

No. WALL-sT, NEW -YORk.
Money received on deposit subject TO sight check
upon which interest will be allowed according to
the rates of the money market. . -...--.
Banks. bankers. merchants, and other accounts
received who can deposit above OF their funds
will be loaned on commission, as they prefer.
Government securities, stocks, bonds, and geld
bought and sold Oh commission. Advances made on
frst-cass commercial paper and other approved Sc
cuTities. .s .r.-... -.r........r .....
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoSDs-COupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE Trust COMPANY. Capital, Sl,o0oOO
FOR sale al the Ofhce Of the Company No 70 CEDAR
ST., y. I. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02

UTc,. IChseseoRerngs to-day only about 5000
and sale Of l2j boxes u common
another week will probably close this market.
Al Little Fail, 200 boxes Dairy soil At from gaze 600
boxes Of FACTORY changed hands l3Dl34 the market u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02

REtD LTA-Tbc market has mproTed Win molFaIo eon
following Of all groWhs: erop
1870 200 which $50 we're FOR export etop lI
100
cases Peunyysna Ohio sad so Weonnp teroD OF
1922 800 eases and Massachusetts, 200 OF which
or export AZ Of which for
por PennsYvAn 24 for export $50 Ohio
and 300 OF which ass
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02
Cipiocno NotiEes.
csurcueau ADVERTISEMENTS

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
II Irs Mi psnrous % Chespest ssues in The wsfh
Warrsnlel pare ssl from Iniunous seredlsaa
s7o lo2 BoTILes s6LD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, 1872
sale on otecedentsd In the history Of saaess
SOFA nv Gr,,s usrs.s Onsn beetles a. 3d. "a snd D.
Trade MAs-Wlov Pattern pisis. hs-ars o. ..s'nAess
Manufacturers; 6UUDAll oAIhnuu16 vs.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE; TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2 1873

1000 Ia seller March q. 1885, .ad 800 ts for sane month
% Saturday evening at Srsn
srock oy r0ax or INV roRx
BsooELrf. DISC 1, 1873
LxaIK POfk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02

The aush not
than halt grade above below the Grade quoted
sA.Ks ron PRESENT DgLtvEKv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02
Grand ,oisls-E.amat,, for u s3ls1

6raud carbohydrates for 1873. 1919 .lS6136 81
Estimates for lS74........, 3Os823,23b Y
The appropriations for 1874 Aggregated. SO6 O60252
Foreign Exchange has been quiet, but frmer in
Some the leading drawers having advanced rates an
eighth over those current Saturday. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02
Dipibenb N3i!css


Ro~S wsrsrrovs asp OdpEv4r,pr fsnrs.e,(
PRssIpsSr's Orycs. No. % WaLL a. n Y N,V - isftb
coupons due and payable by thl3 Company
~ the d 81 DseabeT and tbsNaa VII b. PED 40
the NATIONAL CITY BANK No. ~ waist
MARC giLUs MASssgT. Pfssseot
DsT Docx Rlsr BNTrEEr ,Ospsrr(
HsH-YoRK. No 20 1873. s
INHE COUPONS duc Dee. 1 from the bonds
L .f THR DRY DOCK, EAST BROADWAY AND BATTHKr
RAILROAD COMPANY be- p9f and xfef Jt'e 81 s- oBs
Of the Compsny 6DJ trlris RiCARD KELLY reasorsf
ERw-Yosw Dcs 1. 1873
VNHR COUPONS due to-day on the First
Morgagr Bond. OF the CISCI1NAff. RiCTNcFD ,i POkf
WAYNE RAILROAD UOaP4SY ~n he p,id po,otltss
office WIsSLOH, LANIBR 4 60 y Pinest
VtHE COUPONS due Dee. |. from the per
Il bonds 81 The MINIATURES aSDhOlfHsRN
RAILWAY CONPANY viii bs psJ isse. a. he Asc
chants BrcAauge hsious Bank HN TAINTJR. sscrstsu
TIVE COUPONS, due December first. from
Il bopds Of the CAIRO hRKf.SAS AsD TEXAS r. Il Co. -1
paid ~ GOLD d- Agsncr Coz.
pAoy No. 100 Bfoaavay no. MAkQuASD, YcaPredjene
lLEISoIs, TaEAsYRz.'s OsFfcR.t
SrKlsGyHLD. Nov. IL 1913
'I1IE interest which Will become due upon tho
i srArB or ILLINOIS TIE PGtSr MONDAY
JANUARY 1874 will be p,id TiiR AMERICAN EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK the CITY HsN Tok The 5ta v e lD
ncus Of January prormo. EDWARD RUIZ
state Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02
THE MARKETS.

[Carcfulr reported for THx TRBUSxi
mosDAr Dso l. 1873
ASBS-Tb receipts today 81 pkgA The
dull and prices entirely nominal
COTTON-The Cotton limited and
prices 81. ID lower. We quote follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02
Ocedn 5Iedmers

EAGlE LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
H NETWORK To HAMBURG. TOUCHING Al PLYMOUTH
AND CHERBOuRG
The Transatlantic Steam Navigation CompanTs sessss
sud fall severed iron steamship
GOETHE. Capt Wilson,
wiu sail o.
TURSUky. Dec. Q at g IN.
from Rssle Lnr pier foot OF First s., HObokes.
passage Plymouth London Chsr5ourg sni H.mburri
saloon 500 gold saloon S72 cod
$50 g prepaid $40 gold The second saoos
deck The DIVIDED into FOR ~
persons well lighted. provided WITH dining tables
XSAUTH, MACLEOD. KUUSB.
General AgenL. 10 BrO,IssY-
Pas freight apply to -
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09

~ bring shout the radical change
,hey desire. They forget that the
da, a at miracles have past; that the
cl- rents OF power, honesty and
patriotism, wh,ch ohce nntar' q
glory to Democracy. have i'ng since
departed from the old sireii, sna ar
tound to-day imparting vigor and
purity to the Republican party, Dc
eas,onaliy this fact dawns upon some
honest. wel.intentioned Democrat,
ard he makes hastesto enroll himsei'
uu,!er the banner that represents he
ol,!-,imo principles. There is still
,oo.n for more. The doors OF our
party are continually open, aud all
no believe in justice, equality, and
AN homes. administration OF The Gov
eminent are invited - c"tef We
have hut little room Tor cficc han
tiers, but for the men who desire 10
tabor Tor the good d .he nation, we
have some reserved seats II the lem
Di. Of Repuhticanism. Republic.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09
Grant and the Money Kings.

The conference ot Presiden, Grant
1t the Fifth Avenue hotel. Newly ofk
with the leading bankers and brokers
OF that city reminds US OF his famous
council OF war after the battle "i the
Wilderness. The battle bad heeu .
fierce 1he Although II fesHlt"d IN
his holding the field. I'll. victory i'sa
ueen dearly bpugn, The p psPstis
Tor a forward movement looked
gloomy. A tremendous pressure
was trough, to bear upon Grant 70
retire across the R.pidan and await
+. nforc. men,s. liz called \ council
Of war; listened TO the opinions OF
his Generals, said little himself; gave
10 each sealed instructions 10 be
opened At . certain hour on the toll
loving morning, and babe Tn IN
od-nigh,. fl. general impression"
was that the instructions received
were Tor q withdrawal ut orr forces,
but to the surprise OF nearly all, they
were found, when opened, TO be- or.
,lers to advance. Tire result Of the
campaign which followed is well
known 10 sill. Lee was forced from
every position, and at last. locked up
IN the deieucrs OF Richmond, he was
held with an iron hand until lie was
forced TO surrender. So at the Filth
Avenue Hotel. The President lis
tened 10 the advice If money kings
of Wall street, resisted a pressure
such al lew officials have been called
upon to stand, weighed the argn-
mrnts advanced Tor the sudden infia
ton OF the currency by the release
OF the reserve legal tenders in the
vaults of the Treasury, then made
up his mind not to do " hat the stock
gamblers and hnxiOus brokers want
ed hin. to do. The result shows the
wisdom OF his course. The panic
had reached its hight, speculation
had reacted upon itself, aud the re-
lease Ut currency by the purchase Of
bonds was all that was needed to re-
store confidence aud protect tn.
mercantile Interests from the sudden
pressure. As general, Grant takes
| rank with the most renowned col
diers Of history This latest exhibi
ton oil his sagacity and wisdom, il
| the presence Ut an impending hnan
cial crash, will go tar towards placing
his name among the lending states
men OF the pas, AMI present.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-09
oanbuy News.

Did y"n ever stand on bench 20
reach anything and have the be"ch
give out? Not smsSh down, but
shoot on, behind aud Aing you. That
il what happened - North Street
man Monday night While he was put
ting up a picture, and when he went
down he made = gully in the wall
with his nose, nine inches long, and
nearly TUNED that valuable organ
bot, ON upwards.
A lady on North Main street snw
something on her carpet on Saturday
morning, and hunting up An old pa
per, placed il over the object. care
fully lifted IL up. and went - the
back s,oop aad dropped it into the
slop pail-a pair Of gloves. She
says she doesn't see anything anus
ing abou, thie, but il seems as il bel
| husband would split himself over II.
An Essex Street man bought a pi-
Saturday. What do you t''ed you
| pig 2" asked = neighbor. Corn.
he said. "Do you feed it in tn
ear ?" asked the friend. Do yo'
think l am q tool? ?" said tho Lssc:
Street man, sarcastically.
| A rather amusing indication OF tn
season was given last Sunday. ~he
ono ct the congregation "n tci"i
nmdyed with til. contribution to-
abruptly cried out, Drop them '"r
! MELONS"