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, 1873-02-28

that IL 1-or1d -,n4 l.. ,
W tnAs ISL - noulu not be q r. good policy
20 efecS9uch . building as was contemplated on
GROUND taa1 could not be retained, Tor a term of
,yeaTs. a proposition to purchase eighty acres
on nf9rty,eeVenth - street was. made. but it could
not. Dc bought The prices $500, 00o-Yould
have 1ecessltated the paying of 520, 900 interest
- yer! large sum: Nj. Waller had said t1at
Dexter Park could be obtained upon acondition=
al lease; that they would not sell, expecting to
pe driven away from their present location with
n: "a 2 loW yeais by the advancing Population.
h1lhonSn no INT. GaGel ha1 IN past years been
opposeo TO erecting fair-building on leased
grouna, he thought it would be for the
pest interests OF theS projectors to lease
Dexter Park. He felt confident that all the
money required could .be secured -Mannfao-
tnrers ehould he accorded the privilege ofselling
their goods on exhibition. The structure should
be large enough to allow every manufacturer in
the West and every merchant IN Chicago to dis
play bis wares, aud to sell them By sample. The
building should be open to all who wished to
use 1t for special exhibitions; pic-uics and other
entertainments. He desired The. State AgIcul-
tura1 Society to come to Chicago. 4 stock COM
pany should be formed; the merchants
and hotel p1opfietors would subscribe literally:
cellent. The people ct Chicago responded Eber-
, 1873-02-28
NEWS PARAGRAPHS

"A " Cabinet lady ".1eturned in, person 2 ,Bo(
calls last neaaon. :.,-,
Three men we're publicly. whipped. according
t. Law, n cedlz' Ky the other day, for petit
THE Lower House of the Nebraska Legisla-
t1lIe has declined to concur with the Senate in .
bill 1egallzlng mleceGenation,
The Government Of Prince Edwards Ia1hnd
has sent. q depntation to: OTTAWA to arrange
terms Tor the admission Of that colony into the
~..--Ihere is woman at Duluth who weighs $50
pounds. At little distance it is difficult to teN
which Is the lazger Of the two, the town or the
woman. w
Miles run bypassenger engines, 753, $685. freight;
l.0S6, ,A7; miscellaneous, $50, 1874; making the
total mileage, 2, ,475, ,270,
There ia such 8 perpetual heat along Jay
Cooke'a: isothermM line OF railway that the
.blarsted British" are about Building q road
still. farther north, where, Of conrse, tho tenn
peratute is almost equatorial 1--Cincannati Cons
-:,Joe, you have done it for me- observed
Tom Hammond. Of. Virginia City, as Mr. Gales
Joined afr. Gale, but gon know hid to Do it. "
ArH Gale is answering the. .conundrurn
-..-Northeln Pacific Railroad land sales in De-
cernber realized $7,224 !: Januzry, 99,6 COL, and
thus far this month, s1o,s2o. Ordinarily. the
cash receipts are about 10 per cent Of the actual
TINT rate siiahtl4.
-r':-The .FYoIr0: :uub}isfes curious paragraph,
to tile :ofrect that nj meeting in: London u.
Felix pyat, alias the uncenn iconoclast," pro-
nosoil Tint the son OF Naooluou I'M; should be
assassinated @ BY: an-Itallan; but that :Oarl Marx
protested vehemently against the suggestion %
An extraordinary hen in Lewiston. Me-,
lnid ne.er an egr. An exasueratlnx irregularity
like this demanded scientific attention: Tho hen
was sacrifcod. and the post uurtem developed
the presence Of tiyonty-two good eegs inside this
incomprehensiblo fowl. -;
=! -TGd Boston Journal ia confident that the
IN Tia iInttnd Sfafes in arr ,e,,era1 sensa to
anv arcnnt;onal dse9ae ~ c5nmna1ei VIII otj,ar
aoIntr;as 10 ,,ttsris ahsrr1 nnd that 40 whole
~ !onoan - ~ Anoerics rta1d at the yorv-haa5 of
the the Household workers Of the world.
editor ma7ng n
" out ~ ~ ene - tha F-nnarnr frnaraI hv -
~ 10 - w uho Poat ta;r nst;ance at
fia fia1 :,n+;Inaa ;nractivos ns;rat tha deceaeed
1,;s 1T1I Irea 1a u, not 1sar .vn,1a tha tra;n
W. ,;ase, n1.,a - s+o4 nas Eaif.Wsv ata.
!: :t;or 1,1 A ~'1s A4~@s :.
W. q, -. .,-a;,.r ,nr;,s;tv ia m a7b;hiIion
;r a. .1on;s e ~ fs.thsrsa - mnnaa tt ia
dead however "' It vas takan from feathst-
~ haan onaned " a;nce Tbaye was n hole in
.t,a s t;ong @ Tha haant;fnl villa fe,tnsra"
savu ,V tha e T;ona Gio7. (, th,t .nnasr to have
sr,aa f~nn3 tha badr ~ ~ dsa5 Snonaa ara
i;net aa rash and 1cyaiv ~ r. thaV isd ReeI,
1 1r1ncR red: from the iirinr rooser
p-1 pWSiavnr. gtrattan foid T a ioka m Ia7var
THOMPSON, At Lebanon; Tann. Lawyer Thomp-
much, m and perhaps more. Other remarks Of an
.1,:.I:S-F -F.t--x4.....-: .,a5.-hr Lot1, -, -t;.n
, 1873-02-28

ITO LKAsETleo. ACRES. FENCED ~4SD- BROKE.
adjoining Peotons Station, 1Ytu County, for o1
threeJeazs. D. WILLIAMS, l26 South ClA1fst. Boom
, 1873-02-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

u isnd ~ under ents1tioa. and VII fsneSd: ~.
sas,fs she'd, oaEa osb d. das eFshssd of
ct Tases ana fr.telass railroad facilities ios shipop
pfnouGo; Wan 20 Ga1d Oh the mort tI1 ~
6, slctaSdist Cha5sh Block. -Chieaso, III. - =. ::
, 1873-11-01

In marriage is also announced of Wal
ter Ewing, youngest son of the late Wal
ter Crum, Esq to Sara Margaret, young
est daughter of JOAN A Time, ESQ.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Gilbert Sandbach, NJ A., uncle Of the
bride.
It appears that there is no truth ia at
least that portion of the rumour relating
to Mr. Wodehouse referred in the last
"West Indian London,' which promoted
him to the Administratorship Of Jamaica
during the abse &c of Governor Grant.
The announcement was made in the colo
NAL papers, and repeated by the Times,
in such a way as perfectly 10 justify the
comments which We're made upon it in
this column a Fortnight ago. The latest
news from Jamaica is that Sir John Grant
left very sud len y, without any Ieaye-tak-
ing, and that nearly two days elapsed, dur
ing which the island was w thouta any gov
ernor, before Mr.. w. A. G. Young, the
acting Colonial Secretary, gazett d himself
as having assumed the administration Of
the Government of Jamaica - This is the
gentleman who is said by the jamaica and
Demerara papers to have received the APP
pCIHJIleuJ Ol government secretary OF
British Guiana, and MIR. Walker, who has
performed the duties Of that Office for some
mouths past with satisfaction to the pub
he and credit to himself, and who had q
very fair claim to the permanent appoint
ment must stand aside, whilst a perfect
stranger to the colony assumes the office
as the result OF the present system of pat
ronage. This is the kind of thing which,
combined with the theoretical legislation
dictated from this country, founded rather
upon mere sentiment than wise or just con
sideration, makes the colonies fret, and
gives them reason to be dissatisfied. The
way to obtain a good appointment in the
West Indies is to drop somewhere from
the clouds, not to WORK hard in a subordi-
nate position and dream for a moment
that fitness and experience will bring their
proper reward.
The "Jamaica Plantation Company" has
been registered in this country, with a cap
itaI of 100 000l
The international Conference on the su.
, 1873-11-01
PRINTING
executed at this Office
with neatness and
despatch.
PrOkIama.

n LIE og Enhyer som matte have
~ hoget at fordre efter afgangne
GarnisonslHge i Frederiksted, Over
lege Emil Holm, indkaIdes heryed
til linden UdI0bet at 6 Maaneder fra
dette PlocIamas sIdste Bekjendt-
gj8relse, at anmeIde og bev~iisIiggj0re
deres Krav for Undertegnede, der
som Executores testament behand-
Ter den afd0des Bo.
Frederiksted, ST. Croix den 24de
October 1878.
G. GYLICK, J. o. RAPHAEL.
, 1873-11-01
THE WEST INDIAN IN LONDON.

The marriage is announced of Ellen
Adelaide, youngest daughter Of Charles
Marryat, Esq to Charles Steuart, second
son of Henry Trench, ESD, of Glenmalyre,
Queens County.
, 1873-11-01
NOTICE

THE annual examination of Ere
deriksted's Danish School will
be held on Friday the 9TH Noyem-
Der at 10 o'clock CA. NJ
Frederiksted's Danish School the
Gath October 1873.
J. G.. R|IPPERGER.
, 1873-06-10
THE REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT IN ENGLAND.

70 the Editor Of 7hs Chicago Tribune:
Sin: 9raut me q small space Of your valuable
paper that may make 4 remark or two for tho
bono1t Of e. o." and such others as suppose
the people Of britain have gono over to Ropub-
licaniam.
First may ask, what Importance should be
attached to tho proceedings OF some ffiy;are
mon gathered as 4 convention in great city like
Birmingham And next, why take notice of Il
man OF auch stamp as Bradlaugh, political dis
turbor, proved turn-coat, q noney-tnkor, and
follower Of any cause for a uams7 Republicans
ism is admired by the many Of the old country;
but as John Bright 30 vol puts 1t, "To make
change In our Goyernmcnt when ne are getting
On SO we'll, would be foolish"
Tho insinuations Of "E. g." respecting john
Brght's motives need just ono word: AB all tho
world knowa, tho Court camo to Bright lo did
not sock tho Court. Nearly MI tito great
measures CFreo-Trado, the abolition OF tho Coin
laws and Churoh-rateB, tho Reform bill, the dis
establiehmont Of the 1riah Church, and the Irieh
Land lawB) having been passed, it became possi-
bio for Him to Join the most honest and liberal
government Great Britain has oyor known.
Undoubtedly England will need Ropublicanism
when tho Dradlaugh claBs Of people rulo, and
their principles arc accepted in place Of toso Of
Bright and Gladstone; but, from present
appearances, tho time Is far OH. Yours fuith-
fully r, B. 8.
CnioAao, Juno Q, 1879
, 1873-06-10
SHALL WE CELEBRATED

To tho Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
s1R: Tho ao-called Jubilee has c4ms and'gonsa
As q financial scheme we all know how success.
ful 1t was; but as suitable celebration Of tho.
great rebuilding, 1t WAS q failure. We all know
accountable for tho affair, any mora than it.
win be for the no1t oirouB. But tho question !.
now Is, Shall Chicago celebrate her groat ro-
building? Every, true Chicago man will say, :.
DO hold next fall, lot ue hold grand public col
ebration, ,-one worthy OF our city. Tho 9th Of,
Octobor will sitnoga the Exposition in full blast,
and on that lay-tho second anniversary OF tho
fsalot ii9o, ns hayo grsna Jubilee concert, Tor
ua fire tho cannon, ring tho bclls and illuminate
glorlous aud genuine Jubilee. Come, Chi
osgoaus, show st. Louis and our othor rivnls. :.
what wo ayo:capablo Of doing. Invite tha,
world to CONS md mako merry with us. !,
Cu1oAao, juno o, 1873. FALCON.
, 1873-06-10

TO thu Editor Of 7'As Chicago Tribune:
/: s1n, Allow me to roply, in part, to tho com.
munication Of E. G., published in your Mondays
issue.
He displays lamentablo ignorance OF tho
mainnprngs from which tho Republican move
mont In England today gains ats strength, or he
Is strongly projudlccd in favor of tho Dradaugh
wing Of tho English Radicals. Does E. 9. for
got, while to-day ho swoara at John Bright, that,
had 1t not boon for tho great "Qunker OF Roch-
dale" In 'A8, It Ia moro than probable that tho
horrors Of the French Revolution would
iam, as tho bulk of ita followers un-
deratood It,. meant Revolution, M wit.
moss their bloody attempt In Newport and
birmingham aud thus bright by drawing to
himself the "moral- -forco ohartlsts, neutral
ized the impending danger, and proved that mon
could ho radical without bfooashed, NOT the
least Of his distinguished nerylcos to tho Libor-
ala Of England.
It Ia too late uow for men to HNas At Bright,
, 1873-06-10
A PAPER Of LEGAL OWLEDCE.

TO tho Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune:
SIN: It is humiliating to tho lawyer4 ard
SHOULD bo to the public, to read criticsp1s,upon
1aw-books by persons who have no acquaintance
with auoh topics, and who do not know tho
na,ncs or residences Of tho most eminent jurists
Of tho day.
Thomas III. Cooley edits fourth edition Of
story'B nConatltutional Law" and tho soribblo1.
for the Inter Ocean, this morning, calls him Pro.
foaaor OF Law in Haruard Uliuersity. Ono,
would think that paper which pretends to.
represent Western intorests would know who
Thomas II. Cooley is: Professor Of Law at
Ann Arbor, Mich, Judge Of the Supreme Court
Of Michigan, and author Of "ConstitutionaI
Limitations.", But think OF man writing crit
icsms upon 1aw-books who does not know who
Thomas Ii. Cooley iB and does not know enough
to givo due credit to the Wost
hut OF tho same character are tho men who
pasa upon the ability OF our own suprome
Court Judges, and who rejoice to SEQ person
liko Mr. Craig take tho place OF auch man aa
Judge Lawrence upon our own Bench. To such:
shhllownoas haye we como. 4 LAWYER.
CHICAGO, Juno 0. 1873.
, 1873-06-10

snd ,'t' u9o o.pross!ons regarding Lis connection
with Court md Qabtnot.
:, poea e. @. forgot tho manly protost {of which
gright wan nuthor) againnt tho silly custom OF
droHs for presentation to tho Queoli,. and, with
te same ndependonco refusing to bond a po-
independence which to-day impo1a him to rofnaa
faara f1orag AID lS q symnsshy t. nrsangh his fo
aud will not bo for yoars, "ripo for a Robublic.5
AS sincere 1oyor Of nopubucanism a. d.. d.
himsclf, !, as an Englshuaan, ehould bo norry
to zoe its pronpoota intured and isa progrcsa re-
tsrded, by tho coming into political powor Of
Dradlaugh and his associates.
: Your poaltion, Mr.. Editor, 10 tho correct ono
snd no amount Of gaaconading Oh, The part OF
hot-hcadod fanatics will evor convince soilsblo
England.
Finally, tho1r cauao will never bo he1ped ono
iota M by lnnuendoea and ill-nnturod hlngs againat
hm Of whom Whittier wrote, "Tho shouts Of
enfranchised millions, a. thoy lift tho untitled
Ql!hkcr Of Roolidale into tho British Cabinet,
toll mo OF tlme That's
49, 49, Coming yet for a' that,
u wien man to man, the wido world o'er
I, Shall brothors bc, and a. that,'U
Yours respectfully Farp. ". L,
, 1873-06-10

A communication from st. Petersburg, print
ed In Galigaani's Messenger, says p" Tho sdah of
Persia id expected hore Tomorrow, May 49, aud
will occupy tho ground t|oor OF tho Winter PAL
AGO, for according to the etiquette Of tho Court,
'of Toheran, he cannot be lodged in higher,
story. Sixteen PERSONS only Of his suite havoi
tho right Of remaining under tho Same root as
their Sovereign, so that all othera will be acoom-
modatod in tie city. All tho Ministers, except
the hoad Of tho War Department., accom-
pany tho Shah. His Majesty wished also
to 10 followed by tho cntire regimont
Of Ills guard, and by his whole larem
but ho was diasuadcd from that courso, and only
threo Of hts wives will 500 st. Petersburg. Tho
sum Of money destined by the Porsian ruler for
tho exnenaes OF blu Journey III Europe amounts:
to gooo gold pieces, worth Il M france nc oSs ~
confines each, or total Of about 100, oU. .o0o
franco: It is, however, we'll understood that
whom 10 has onco set foot on the Russian By, terrt-
and fn that way sum Of 2o0, 600 franes has been
act apart for Ills reception at Astfakhsn; o9n-.
vernhtion turns much on tho rubles which the-
Eaatern Sovereign II to brlng, with him. Ct In
Of The Shah, all covered with diamonds, ia valued
at 5000, 900 francs,
, 1873-06-10

DECATUR ILL.,, Juno Q, 1878.
To the Editor cf The Chicago Tribune:
61R: As tho smoke paBsos away, we may be-
gin to look over the battlefield, and count up
tho alain, and bury them.
I happouod to DO in Springfield when they
woro forming the now judicial circuits, and I
WAS then amazed ut the unanimous conacnt of
both political parties in fixing up tho Twenty
first Circuit. Th0! was tho ono strong Demo-
cratic district In tho State, and 1t was, with a
smIlo and bow, gracefully handed over to the
Democracy as a suitable place to elect Domo-
cratic Judge.
In striot pursuance Of TINT little arrangement,
tue small party wiro-pullers in tito soyon counties
Of that district went to work, and packed DOM
ooratic convention, and, with yawp aud guzzlc
OF tho genuine !" old aod-corn " nominated their
mau, Then commenced all tho old party war
cries, gags, and tsiclh. Tho cllques werc lille
little boes and all tho old Democratic stand-bya
were loudly called upon to stand by the nomi-
nse, "" don't bolt" and, "if you do bolt, never
mind, wo'll remember you"
Aftor tho frat Aoop~la was over, Sensible Dom-
ocIats began to sponk out, md say, !" object, u
and so tho froemen wont to work, put tho Hon.
J.g. Allen on the track, and elootod him. Do
hold tho result )! Tho democratic party in thi 8
stronghold is dead and buried, and the Ropub-
lioan party wont down In the same grave. The
people are now to tho 'front.' and doubt II q
purely political nominee can ever again be oloot-
cd In any township In tlloae Boyon couutios.
:, extend you, my doar TRIBUNE my hand on
this political funeral, and acknowledge the in-
valuable nid that We havo received In this noble
work from your able, fearless, and independent
paper.
Republicans now cannot get enough Of thois
claqueura together In Southern Illinois to hold q
convention, and the old Democratic leecl,oa have
just been wiped ont in tho most meroiless man.
ner. Therefor, thanking q kind heaven. am
your ANXIOUS.
, 1873-06-10

Tie committee Which Ia being formed at Lon-
don for tho purpose Of promoting . memorial to
tho late John Stuart Mill will most likely include
Mr. Snaaastone Lafd Ror9y tho 1}r nnks Of gy
Qosohen, Mr. Staunfeld, Mr, II, Bpoucer, aud
Prof, QAiyuQSe
, 1873-06-10
THE TWENTY.FlRsT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,

Doard Of Trngtces G
ouIcAoo, June 4, 1878.
, 1873-06-10

THUG Al1uulu 0H G8E1HC0 uuW IN TIC TF11B-
lry, subject to the order Of this Board, Of
tue sum o1...t. f19 713. a.
But tho City Comptroller fco!s compelled,
under tho order Of your honorable body, PASSED
some time ago. to charge ngainst tElia bal-
auoo to our library fund some 414,428,02
leaving present balancn against our fund Of
Ia to reimburse the city tho oxpcnac incurred
In fitting up the preaent "tamporary quar-
tors" occupied In tho Tank aud over tue tompo-
rary City Hail. for readiug-rooms aud library
purposes. Tho sum thus deducted and charged
agaiust this fund at any othor period in the
existence Of the institution could bo borne with
leBu dotrimont than at this early stage OF ita
progress, hut now It proves matter Of sorioua
embarrassment. Tho aano sum expended In
books tor the Library at this time, II tho build.
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Tho Dos Moincs Daily Republican
has commenced the publication a. the
Code adopted at the recent sesrion IL
tho Legislature. This paper IL the
State paper and is publishing tho code
IN tho form and in tho style il will mp.
pear with tho exception Of marginal
notes, ~ fnst ~ ready fpr tho press.
The Republican containing il viii BE-
furnished the attorneys II tin State
and ~ many others ~ desire il III -.
during the time i may 10 engaged III
it, publication. A. this will give 1T
lorneys two o. thre months IN which t.
examine aud become ae1uaint u with
l,s changes before the, can procure the
work. il should have general circula-
tion among thcn', and without doubt
will.
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InE tract II land adjoining town on
tie wt.;. Ln,an as The Baldwin quar-
ter h. heea purchased Wy parties be-
lpngii.g with tho construction company
Of ihe nsseap'rt l. 81. Paul railroad
company. and Mr, -Ebcuczcr Baldwin,
,l.f Il neer a tho company. Rumor
.n,s lhis il - 10 surveyed and plated
Nth IL "rcning y spring, ~ ~. al
,li'.,a mr. town. Ii will be needed
1T tie ,aie ~ progress cur town has
ma.le in very short time, and W. hope
the rrrl,rir.ors may voc tho prophet,
If gniag ME good big residence lots
where they may DO eligible at reas.
unable prices. The price paid for the
quarter sec.ion Is $4,000. Deduct
IN, tho portion sold already aud settled
npnn. AM taking ~, strerta aal ALLEYS
vii ,.asc lAs enough thu. 4 handsome
thing ,uay b. made without ligl, prices
Il tic lotr. FIR unlike what was nercs.
sar, s.,h the original town property,
~ II. snaM ny given. sway for pub
liz lail.liags aud like interc.si.. 7 All d
that has bonn douc that will bc ncees,
sary. IN tho future Of Crcseo il mol
rrol,emaiic.
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Wi1n tn gloomy attendants, low spirits
depscs1lon. involuntary emissions, io-~
v sessen, tpermal.ralua, lo#s " power
6lssy hsad, loss " memory, nnt threatened
impotence and lmbeel'i'y hni 4 sovereign
ours 10 HUMPHREYS MUNICIPALITIES
0Pkciric MI. TWENTy.El.liT
Composed ofthe most valuable ,alld nrl
potent cur.ti,s.. they strike " onea n,
the vost IT the matter tonc ~, The sys.eal
Aprsst tho discharges, aud imp,u vi9or md
ss~rxy, life and vitality 10th. entire nan
They have cured thousand ~ eases r,is..
u per paca IL II ~ b,ses nniA iarx.
~ vial. which i worry important In irsIs,
hAtc or old easrr, ~ NJ pr rlnxlc L.s
6old BY AL druggists, ana schi Vi mall
~ rscelrt rIses ilIrsss, III atnatst
krsultia lloAa.rAtnte M.pil.L -,
- broadway, Ses-fots
! For sals By Dr. ]. ], ei.ENN.R.
Csasno, Iowa. y1la,s-l,
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W. understand that there Is secret
organization among tho liquor dealers
II tm es,i,try, VINO swear vengeance
AGAINST ali vino prosecute liquor deal
cls
w think thc safety Of property dc
man,l- thu, r,r:y bphy mini his own
L..sin,ss. --l,crui.h Ncntilator.
Similar organizations W understand
exist to IN ~ horse thieves. counter
feiiess. nni ,hnrr classes whose business
/, lau.Lfe,knT l,t wc never knew
the hardy. laa.a'iaing. worthy citizen
IL le a.trtiel from their prosecution
FIR l'ai seasan IN fact they ara 10
sinrle ns'plrl a. T. suppose tho sa'ct,
II ,l,rn,,pls.. an their property ID.
pended upon this and TIN. IL perform
ing ia lnt, fr Tho State, they were
n.inlin,t,cir own business.
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II. y. NonLE requests ~ to state
that he las secured f.r ssnl.at. II lilo
Iowa State agricultural c.llegc. living
along the line u the Chicago Dubuque
and Minnesota railroad anl along the
line II the Chicago Dubuque AMI cln-
TIN railroads. half fare rate. in GOING
10 Of returning from the College ALA.
makee, Clayton, ani Dubuque ceuu,g
papers will serve the interests IL thar
people interested III this State Insiitu-
ton hy giving rnh!i,ii, q this sac,.
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Tns interest u Vim. N. pogo, In the
Howard County Times has bcen traus-
frrr.,l IL Mr i. II. Smith. 81 Dcloit,
Wisconsin. Mr.. Smith u 4 practical
printer. \ man a mature judgment, \
g.sl writer aud gentleman. The
paper will be published by Mr.. Smith,
with ". W. White NJ u partner IN that
department. Mr.. Smith having tho
editorial control II tho paper. Va
arc not appraised Of what Mr. fogo IN.
tc,lls doing. but In whatever Geld he
may choose 10 labor, wc wish him sur.
crn, II every landablc calling, ~ "
ue'.t a.surcdly 10 tho now iirm IN tho
management IL tho Times.
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TnE prs.,illr Review ii tie title IA
a ncw lalrr IL bc i-aur in i inW days
Il, Mr. Mccormack who was ihraull,
this section with Sawtclle' troupe last
year. From tho slight nc Iuai,i,aurc
then made, VIC think he has tho ability
to mako the paper worthy II lilo SUP
port 81 tie people 4 that locality, anil
W. wish him abundant success In lis
enterprise.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14
Henry Clay Van Lcuvcn has boon ap-
pointed United States Mail Agent, In
place Of q. q. DAvii. Of Dubuque.

W. observe from tho daily papers
TINT the name u Charles \. Thurbsr
has heen sent 10 tho Senate ~ Post
Muster II cruco, for confirmation.
Til, finally settles long disputed
question that Las agitatcl our people
MIRO Or icM IN tho past year. At
one time Ills appointment was not AZ
proved by mr. people. Circumstances
have since - changed that Il will meet
with very general acqulc~ence. va
think, lic |. thoroughly competent.
,rue - tho principles and measures d
the temperance movement, mud ~ IN.
lIinehing republican.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-14

i. W. Werlich has been convicted
Of murder In tho first logrcc by tho
District Court of Harrison county. Il,
will be remembered that Werlich killed
Stephen lido, with butcher knife. a,
Logan. several months ago. This dir
poses IL 4 young ,nan who has been n
constant source IL serious trouble IL lila
friends aud relatives Tor many years
--lnainly BY reason u his inarlinatc
passion for strong drink. --Des Moines
Republican.