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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
freiShI EIauds.

A New York speciAi 20 the ST. Louis nc
!p2so!icGr SAYS:
A new fraud has jus. GONE 90 light. For
several months past the freight trains OF
the various railroads from this city 10 the
West were filed with barrels, all marked
sugar They were directed TO tie prln-
olpa. confec.iCners ard dealers in candles
IL Chicago. Indianapolis. Cincinnati and
OTHER cites. The freight agents Of seVera!
{. the companies. suspecting tnat come
:hing was wrong. recently opened some Of
tie DTrre!s, and found them packed with
confectionery and choice candies. The
freight OF pam sugar is torty-seven cents
a hundred. white cVntec tiOnery Is charged
at the rate OF s! rs. The railroad compa-
ules have instructed their agents to keep 4
sharp lockout toE sugar :reight.anG tc open
every barrel Il necessary directed 10 con.
:ectloneTs IN The Western cities. Five con-
fectiorers III this city have received .erteI-
from Western hrms requesting them 70
Label peppermint loZenges. etc, they hau
ordered as sugar al .ortySev-D cents d.
hundred. Tue frauds perpetrateI Ia TINS
way are SAID 20 ANS III. 20 an immense taIL
aLh.aiiv.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21

To., week b4.oI. !, Isl go % ESQ 2a8 81
CA ,,.,., .. ,,.,. z,;= o,,.,nS,II,;.
=. XIV yYIk. and a,-er an active business
| i,s.I ~ iii = ~ .rs;nu+ i'll in ~
,o,h.. ,,t'r. ~ of-tr ,ha cTn'a
! 49, :. I.-..f;~sa =, Ii:3a ,Tha .,igs
! a,+,>', a. ~, sol n00 ;pcI,,d;rr 1506 * n10
! arI sn.a0i :. I,.3,. S,;n 0OI iSIO 000 anI
| $40 O0a! u. H. n ,I5 and 500 800 iSiOGh
| S1.n. ;i0, SOON, a,,,, 81 nGnl ~ Tx
No ssl.sn Of st.ye- weTe,enurted. WAGON.
| Time +n,nore American h.ff dollars at lIa0
| III AVID 'U4v4rar dollars AZ > " rent ,re.
| rninn, n,,H !nr new. and 3 for old
;Tha T,nra,r.n- IN >.pr'ing excha,e,e WAS
| OF moderate, .x.4ut. at rates shaving no
material rhar,o+. d1ripr the morninr. 61t a
f,lJin- ntI' q. "A = 10 t.. ;pnt toyard the close
The solt. airoupteG 20 ;.hout go 900. com.
! njisiDo .-OGO hiu If iading and 5000 Al
t!e.. ~ -: f8aa9 aii. Of Iadng at l23ss
q ~; $500 aud 5000 bill of laliny at
~: 5000 Al clear al i24 Q!24ls; H351G do
al l14l.: f;:.0U bill Of lddirg ut i2i4; eI4OO
AMERICAN Sims biz! and 5000 GIUOO and
$500 =! :i.f:I Il: ..4l., and $500 bank at
-
The Sales oi francs inciaded 100000 CON.
ujtI ciai a. GO: 700 200 do ut -. and BOO, 900
commercial. and bank al -.
A. tie close teI.ius bis were quoted at
.:.=..34 q II for bill Of !adiug aud al clear,
ara 1919 O. tor bank. and francs at t.G4l2
"..t!i. FOR private ana /; - S :Ur bank.
10 German marks W 'loiic,d sale g:
iG00aD at 1857. TL"y We're IUu..d =: th,.
CLOSE a; 1889.
The #, .Iugs .: ,:o'usst.r exchange We're
OF ,!u-:aI e.te... bl: the dcmaul was
strong aid rates exhibited a further in.
PROV etueu.. a. The banks checking on New
York 4. The close a. Is y .cut premium.
with me exception Of one. ~hlct. continued
IA meet The demand at par, while CONNER
.ia! sight was quoted at POI. against -lG t.
cent discount yesterday The sales covered
GAG! ,0Oo embracing $4,000 bank sight on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
tRDriye Bow.

Wc cory tie following from tie Aas:in
tirXdsi jct'.'uc':
Fear Mexican boys recovered from .ie
C0manches have arrived III our CITY, IL
charge Ok :he military authorities. on :teir
way 20 their homes. Their names are ::
Juan Benav!des, jose NJ. Benavides Sole
:iuO Trev.nio. Felix Flores. The Btnavides
boys are from Laredo, Texas Felix Fiores
from Salta Rosa. Mexico. and Solterino
Trevnlc. from Laredo, Mexico. The Bena-
vide. boys are bright little fellows. and hav.
been with the Indians one year and seven
months. Felix Flores was captured some
four yea:s ago. and has nearly LOST his ma
tive language. Solterino Trevino is u
bright hoy. the youngest Of the lot. The
express grea: pleasure in the prospect .!
.e.uInlny home. and are as happy as tbe,y
can he. with their hands full Of sweetmeats.
Mr.. ELEPHANT took their pictures in "a group.
They t.uched little at first, when the III
etruuien: was brought to bear. but We're
mighty pleased with the result.
4: d late revival meeting at Appleton al
impuisivc yong convert prayed that God
wuu!d bless the TWO young ladies between
whom be had been sitting. especially the
ole al the right.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
CONGRESS.
Regulating Railroad Rafes-War Claims
fIsl2-KesOintiOn to IRpeach Coifax
DptenrRd.

WASHINGTON. February 90 : Scnat, -
Many petitions. memorials and velnOH-
strances were presented.
Mr.. EickeIs. of the Committee ON Com.
merce, asked tina. the committee be dis
charged trol, further consideration ae 20
whether Congress had the power 70 regulate
Railroad rates on loads running through
two or more States.
HouSc.-The | i'll to adj 9 the war claims
Of 1872. wherein Virginia, Tennessee, Mary
land. North Carolina and other States have
claims aggrsgating three and hye-eignths
millions OF dollars. was rejected. Yeas %.
nays llS.
The resolution that a select committee
be appointed to impeach Mr. C0itax for hi1
part in the Credit Mohllier compl .catIons.
was defeated. Yeas l05, nays 1909.
Messr.. Farn-worth, Porter. Stevens and
Smith. Republicans. voted Tor the resolu-
ton.
Resolutions referring the testimony 20
the Judiciary Committee, with Instructions
70 inquire whether the testimony justified
warrants .. impeachment Of amy officer. was
adopted.
Sundry appropl iation bills were up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
dahE ME- RCIA:..


.Hyas-Ar hvENING. !tbIuary 20. i5,3.
CoTroS - Tie sales today Slammed up
300 bales at steady prices for all desirable
kinds especially for low middling and the
bette. qualities. and easier rates for the
poorer qualities and dusty lois, the quotet ons
tor which are nominal. We give also the Elk.
change figures. which are ter average lists.
aCcOi ding with It's ofhcia! type. while ours
present the proper range 0! the mari ct fol
average Isis, bat with the outside figures
for ,ow ,ni'd!ing and the lower grades
=. IA az -. outside figures iUr strict:
NEW oRLEAHs CLASSIFICATION. AssIMILATED
70 THAT OF LIVERPOOL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
WASHINGTON.
Tic Lexington SiOIatOrs OF the Enforce
menr Act-APpOintment Declined by
HOsbs Deficiency Appropriations -
General Order About Troops.


General Order About Troops.
WASHINGTCE. February 20.-The Attor.
ney Genera! has been informed by tele.
graph from Nr. G. NJ. Harlan. at Louis.
vile. Kentucky. that the prisoners arrested
there for violation of the enforcement act.
are held to answer any indictment found.
Colonel john :. Mosby having been ten.
der. d the position as government counsel
in certain legal cases. called on the Attor.
ney General to-day and respectfully de.
cliDed the appointment
The. deficiency il. appropriations aggre.
gate $500, 900.
President Tyler's widow dined at the
Waite House yesterday.
The following general order has been pro-
mul gated from headquarters of the army:
The Seventh United States Cavalry is here
by transferred from tie department of the
South 10 the. department of Dakota. De.
tdchments of the regiment in Kentucky,
Tennessee. Mississippi and Alabama will
march 10 Louisville, Kentucky. or Memphis,
Teun' sste. t" take steamboats, and proceed
by river transportation to Fort Randall.
Dakota. The detachment in North Caro-
lima and South Carolina will be transported
by raj % Memphis, and then embark in like
manner Tor Fort Randall. The movement
will begin by the first of March.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
FOREIGN.

Undermined by the Gull Tides-sire fun.
dred Persons DrOwned-London Press
on Americas Politics-Ruce Of the
Boat Crews-Afairs In spain Tho
Throne in spaiu-sickles to the spanish
-Arress OF Drunkard in
Paris-Grand Celebration a. Sara.
GOssa.
LONDON, February Ga cafe in Smyrna
beng undermined BY the Gult tides, was
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21

Fish, declaring tina, the American people
welcome the republic.
Senior Alonzo made powerful speech in
favor OF abolshing slavery IN Porto Rico.
PARIS. February :C-!rIvatc ad7lces
represent the Carlsts Il Spain rapid! IL
creasiug in numbers
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
NO. IT A. (.


Tie money market continues quiet. with
CIl,v moderate demand for discounts.
eIIBer a. tL, hanks or OF the street, but We
Do.;.e at 'he former as well as on the latter.
au increasing want OF confidence in ell
paper eXuep. frs: class signatures or Al
with so..i collaterals. The few trans
actions reported were at previous rates.
nun. Al without colla.erals at I2d -, sec
uIa lass ~ Is. first c'aSs mortgage paper Z:
70. AL. 50. .nt. cas-. DO a. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
FOREIGN .MaP.eLs.

LIVERPOOL. February 20. Evening Cot.
Ton closed steady: middlings uplands 9+.d:
Orleans i0d. Sales today 10000 bales, OF
which 1000 were ior expert and specHia-
ton. Sales OF American COCO bales.
LONDON. February 2G.-Bullicn n fhe
EaLk .: Eng!and Increased over 80. OOV.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21

90c. Pork firm; fair demand for future;
Sl3 50. seller, March; small cash lots S13 %
ala. Dry sal. meats stiff; some sales
higher. Bacon firm; cash lots shoulders
5}4t; clear ribs s4ec: clear 73.c. Lard frm;
1lo. urEfC Marcn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE or THE REPUBLICAN ,
Friday. February q. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

steamer Creole. Hopkins, tor Mobile
Snip Marcia Greenlraf, Poole. for Havrr
Norwegian bark JUVenra, Haby, for Hamburg
British schooner hisChief. HUnteEman FOR Ut;,la
i'll ballast
81 hooner Jane Ford. Huut-v, for Boston
Schooner Texana. RIu!t, 70! Tamp!Go
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODucE

hkhPHlS-Steamer John L Maud-2-,T halo,
suHdries ''o''Ao anu
LOWER C0AST-Steamer Bradish 'Joanson-
sundries " '''9 I''e "bu
SShhhVEPORT-Stea amer Emihc LaBarge---2Oei
y, IGNlCA-Steamer W Pike--iO IaI.a ,o,tor
aud sundTits 49, '".1 Uio''eees
,, i9F FEr,RSON-Steamer May fowry-.3. bale. cot
pG " Ne lotion cotton seed and s'lndriee
b'htF Rl' Err Steamer Tablrnnah...r ha,es
Fundrits ems eeeo i".'on hn0
=, observation-disclosures Arae p--4a ,,,.a,ga.
'% Us Iaolasses and sunSres "NN
IENNhSSEk-Frtemss5s fI.thost % f.r ,.y.,
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD,
pmhuhdANS LOUISIANA AMP TEXAS R4fLROAf,,
ii2 XXI taiy Io-oo bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 81
and sundres " ANIL ' ''io's0oes
on NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
bacco and sundry prouuce
z new ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
and sundry produce '''S'A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Bark Fteetwng. Davis from HAVE IN ballast 10
ocean. Zertga &CO-3d district "a
STEAMBOATS,.
EiniIe LabaTge. Silver from ShrtTtpoTs
John Maud. Noel, from MelnplI.
5ladIsh Johnson. BrC' he rton, I'm Lower Coast
Pike. Brown. fiom TIrica
May Lowry, Bcrey, RON jefferson
!ahlequah, Taylor, from Euuf :...r
annie 3. Roii. from EaiataI!a
Exports.
"a WEI RG-Balk Juv-ntd--iii1 b Is .u.ton
hAHkE->hp Marcia Greer. .esi--jl2I bales cot.
tOc 1890 -tay es
sundries -~
bXs cheese -
DOS ioN-S" boomer James Ford ~ > ta.,H co+,
'oA 'V.Voo OK horns 260U slaves CHS bones
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
,.w uR!EsSs CLEARING house.

tbs "a! ~. week 2 o54 $40 96 +!lO6 i0l %
Same : me iast week 10 226. 40 20 89j 4jl 81
Tc.a' ,sst week ...... ;3,!6S $50 - lit 261 y
.o.s. weeiS be.oIe.... Il 81 SO 90 csc 298 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
The MAJORITY REPORT,

The following is portion of the majority
report on louisiana matters added this
morning aud not heretofore summarized
Its purpose /, to show that the validity of
the Kellogg government was not estab
lished by the decision of the Supreme
Cour. of Louisiana, opposed to Mr.. Nor.
tons minority report:
The only question 10 be settled ~ this
suit was whether Morgan, the relat6r. or
Kennard the defendant. was entitled to
hold the office of Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court, in place OF Howe, resign ed.
And the idea that in disposing OF this in
Gle question the court had any authority or
Jurisdiction to determine between Warmeth
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21

BUTTER-1he market IS dull az IN
changed prices. Choice Western is selling
az -8c; Western roll is selling non!nally at
2Oc; ordinary grades are dull and nomina.:
choice Goshen is selling at 4 BE: prime
Goshen - a SIC; good do 80 a 3jr e ID.
RCE-The market is quiet. The stock Of
Carolina is light We quote Louisiana at j34
a613c for common; ga al l2c for ordinary:
"a She for prime, and 81. n &c T. b fo-
chn!ce. Carolina is selling az She for fair
and &c + b for good; India - 7lzc for
ioO lots. and in bon! "a q 33ic Gold as N
quality.
CoFFEE-TAe market is .fujr,. but with
strong prices. We quot: Prime tr.J,i, 1872
= Ii.
CHEEsE-Chsice factory : scare. aad
tirlner: selling at 18Th @i6y; New York
cream l8c; nutmeg SaISl.c. Inferior
grades have no demand.
EsCULENTs-There were sales yesterday
IT AZ! bbls Of russets at & 81 T. bbl.
Peach blows are selling at 81: early rose
81 80; early Goodrich 81 so jackson
whites. Northern, 81 %: pink eyes s. 80:
Loncon ladies 81 20 u Dbl. Onions
S7a' 80 = Dbl. Apples s304 80. Cab
pages pages = a : y box; Tgrnips 275. Sour
ern Sill oil 80 T. bbi; Northern So a u so
Green peas 50 0l0. Dried apple, ) a &c,
and dried peaches a &c 2 fb.
WOoL-The supply is moderate with A
tair demand. Prices have fallen Sc T. Il.
Lake selling at 40 a 42c; 35c for Louisiana
clear; zoe for Mexican improved. ana /. u
20c for bury
TALLow-The market is quiet and prices
are unchanged. 1t is quoted at 8l2 a Sa.c
p b.
FIsH-The stock on hand is becoming re.
duced and prices are tirmer. We q1cie.
Mackerel, extra No. s22 in bbls, SIT so
in half bbls; S. in quarter bbls' and
s. so in kits; No / bay at $l4 in bbls, ~ 81
in half bbls, 81 in quarter bbls, and 81 IS
in kits: No. . at 81 so in bbls; Sc in half
bbls, 50 in quarter bbls. and 81 80 in kits.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-21
StQefSs

The market opened with moderate de-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
The Dead Napoleon /.

London dispatches of Wednesday
last state that the funeral services of
the deceased ex-Emperor, Napoleon
Ill, at ChiseIhurst, England, were
most impressive and attended by a
large body of people. 1t was esti-
mated that so 900 persons were pres
ent,mos of whom were given an OPP
portunity to witness the remains OF
the Emperor.
The corpse was dressed in the uni
form ola Field Marshal-the same
that Napoleon wore at Sedan TIL,
features appeared stern aud care
worn and were expressive of pain
The hands ungloved and clasped.
were disposed in an easy and natural
manner, A silver cross of exquisite
workmanship and sprigs of holly lay
upon the breast, and over the hea d
was suspended a crown of vioIets.
The funeral procession started for
the chapel at ii o'clock, and moved
in the following order: A man bear.
ing tri-color on an ash stick, cut /
the last moment before the corteg.
moved. A deputation of working
men from Paris. The chaplain o.
the family bearing a golden crucifix
The hearse, drawn by eight horses
and lastly, the mourners, who NUN.
bered 800 in ALL including The Prime.
Imperial uncovered; Prince Jerom,
Napoleon, Prince joachim, Prime
A0hille, X puher, and many other die
tlnguished Imperiallsts, English no.
6lemen, Paris priests and others
The Prince Imperial was very pale.
The Empress Eugene was too iii |,
attend the funeral The coffi
Was covered with immorteiIes and vi
let's
The procession was very long. Th.
nearse was At the chapel before tbs
nd OF the co tego had left tho man
"'~- All carri"ena and pedestrin
moved three abreast. ~
The Prince Imperial and Prince
Napoleon returned from the chapel
in one carriage. They were cheored
by crowds. On the return while the
Prince Imperial was returning from
the chapel he was sauted with tn,
cry of 1--WE 10 Emperor" La reply
be exclaimed, Tine Emperor is dead
Vive la France"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
STATE NEWS.

Oshkosh has a haunted house.
Madison dotes on saw.dust pies.
There are now 81 wooden mills op.
Grated 10 this state.
Milwaukee claims 5000 men en-
| gagged IN manufacturing.
Edwin Adams, the tragedian, will
play at Madison this week.
500 miles of railroa d were built in
Wisconsin during the past year.
The municipal debt of Milwaukee
IS 50 260 600, IN ore than the entire
debt of the State.
Trains now run between St. Paul
and Chicago, by way of the Weot
Wisconsin and Madison.
G. Bleeding, Green Bay druggist
was badly burned the other day, by
Ignition of phosphorus, which he was
emitting.
The last rail on the short line con-
uecting the West Wisconsin aud Chi
cago and Northwestern Railways
has been laid.
The Berlin Journal has been shown
an egg that measures Z IA inches il
circumference. 1t was days work
for one Bramah hen.
The longest session of the Legisla
tire was in 1853, when it chung on"
l31 DAYS The shortest session was
~ 1850, which lasted only 81 days.
The house and barn of Michael
Foran. six miles from Prairie du
CHEN, were burned up, Sunday, Dec
20 h, while the folks were at church.
Loss 5000, no insurance.
Theo d. Kanouse, Chief of the
Wisconsin Good Templars, has issued
proclamation appointing February
22d, as a day of prayer by temper
auce people in the State.
On Thursday the 18th inst. the
residence of NJ Daily in the village
Of Bay held was burned and the SER
want girl, through whose Careless n ess
the fire originated, was fatally burn
ed.
Milwaukee has shipped, this
year wheat and -four 10 the amount
of 1858 82l bushels It's mann
features foot up $50 900 900. of
which iron snd lager beer are the
largest, the former yielding 81 600
600 the other, 100000.
A confidence woman played it on
the people of Racine recently, to The
extent of fifty or sixty dollars. Her
story was that she was canvassing
the city for subscription book, ana
bad good list of subscribers that
the books were then at the express
office, but she had not money enough
to pay the charges, and wanted to
borrow few dollars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
Postal Telegraph,

The proposed postal telegraph
scheme, by which the Government
through the Postofiice Department
is to take cohtrol ofall the telegraph
lines, is causing considerable agita-
ton. On the one side it is said that
not more than one taxpayer out of a
hundred uses the telegraph mere
than two or three times in the year,
yet it is proposed To tax all in order
to furnish cheap telegraphing to
brokers, produce dealers, newspa-
pers, merchants and bankers, who
have not petitioned for the adoption
OF the system. On the other hand il
is contended that by the eonce Mira
ton of the management of the va
rious lines under one department,
telegraphing will be so immensely
chearened and simplified that it
would come into more general use
by the people at large. In Great
Britain the postoffice has the entire
management Of all telegraphs and
the system is looked upon as bril-
liant success, but it is worth while to
poiat out as a primary cause of the
satisfaction that the British govern
ment reaps large annual prof
from the telegraph 1t is probable
that the measure will not be passed
by Congress this session.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21

EFThe people of the state will
regret to hear that Chief Justice
Dixon seriously cOntemplates retIr-
ing from the Supreme Court on &C.
count of the inadeqnacy Of the salary
The position which be has occupied
for the last twelve years with SO
much credit TO himself, is one OF
great labor and perDlexity. and the
pay is much less than can be earned
by any respectable attorney with a
good practice at the bar. The PEG.
pie made great mistake last fall in
refusing to amend the constitution
20 far as to add two more judges 10
the Supreme Bench. TIE present
judges find it impossible to do the
work required of them.- Mtl,caukee
Sentinel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21
A New Colony.

The death recently of Kamehame.
ha Ii, King Of the Hawaiian or Sand
wich Islands, leaves that country,
according to their own laws, With
out a legitimate king, and the par
lament are debating the question OF
creating new government or of an
nexation to the United States.
That the proposition OF annexa-
ton to the United States has been
seriously entertained is so notorious
that President Grant has been &C.
cused Of having sent q war vessel
there on purpose to expedite that
result. he explains that the vessel
went on q complimentary mission to
the late King, and remained there
after his cath to protect American
citizens in case of disturbance.
The islands have an area of 5000
miles, populatio of about 100 900,
and an export trade of 81, 400 900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21

SEMI 90 them Tree OF Postage.
cit is a Perfect Biiou.)

The price OF the Chrome in the stores il three dol
AIRY ana any subscriber in club, OF single subsor
ger, VINO may wish g. have "0Ir Darling mounted
on stu Bristol board and resd for ftAmnS. can have
" so pared and sent by reRitting twenty We cants
extia at the time of subscribing
TO the getter-up OF club VI or 2 copies we vii
send rs an extra premium, q copy of Tho OG,r" or
me rcceptauce.' THIS in ADDITION 20 Our DArling"
To the grtter.u p of Clue of u copies we will send
both q the Chromos - The Offer" an sine Accep-
tance' along with "0ur nArling;" or "Asnng a Bles
sing aud oar Daring"
To she gutter up club Of "a copies we will SIND
asking blessing.' The Offer, 1.-The Acceptance
and Our Darliug
VIII the getters-up OF clubs OF O. 9. aud y copies
desire ny
tne premiums only forwarded when the remit
lance T. cut to Us
whe. the subscribers all reside at one place tho
premiums vii all be sent 20 the person who seuds
the club, for disirihuiion.
The person sending fun sutscr pton of 80 90 can
nave ms choice of"Fhs ofer. "rhv Acceptance or
Our Darling"
The MONEY must all be sent az one time for any 81
the clubs and additions may bs made clubs at club
rates The Ladys Book viii be seat 20 any post once
where the SUI soriber may res de and subscripu ms
may commence with month 10 the year We can
alwAts suppS back numbers. Specimen numbers
VII be sent on receipt OF 20 cents.
TOW 70 REMIT--In RENTING by Mail. Post office
New York pa able TO the order OF l.. A. Gode,, is
preferable TO bank notes II dratt or Post-uttco
order eannst be procured, send Unied States or Ma
tona Bank Notes.
We advise early application, as expect our list
with the inducements 0fer will reach 100000 sub
bers. Address l.. A Cooley,
SO NE Corner Sixth and Chestnut ST., Phila
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-21

EH The st. Louis Democrat calls
attention the fact that when the
Democrats and Liberals of Illinois
rendered the nomination of Govern
or to DIR Trumbull al Springfield
last summer, he said to their joint
committee: No,gentlemen, / want
to go back to the Senate to confroDtf
those miserable apologists OF Grants
Morton, ConkIing, Cameron I
don't thick any ore Of them will be
re-eleotek, but if they are, | want TO
be there 10 face them and fight
them" Well, the time for re-elect>
ion has rolled round, and
Trumbu is the only man in the lot
who is not sent back to his seat.
Conkling Morton and Cameron are
unanimously renominated by their
party friends. but Trumbull has not
even the empty honor of oompli-
mentary vote.