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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02
Care of Irish Potatoes.

IT is frequently remarked that no other
vegetable is 50 badly handled and so
generally mismanaged as the Irish potato.
The evil probably begins with the farmer,
who often neglects to dig his potatoes till
late in the season, when after the fall
rains have set in and thoroughly soaked
the ground a snow storm perhaps reminds
him of the approach of winter He now
sets about harvesting the crop in hurry ;
unskilled and careless hands, in sepa-
rating the potatoes from the wet and sticky
soil, cut and hack them badly with
their hoes, and the cry of rotten potatoes
is heard throughout the land The
weather has now become lowery and
rainy, affording little or no opportunity
for drying and removing the mud from
the tubers. In this condition they are
gathered up, shoveled into baskets from
the cart, tumbed into bins in large
quantities as though they were so many
stones. In this condition they are allow
ed to lie and steam for months, exposed
to the light and air of warm cellar,
until those most exposed turn green
and are rendered nearly worthless as
food. The potatoes sent to mark ct
are but little better; in fact, they often be-
come still more bruised and in ured In
the first place they are hauled in loose
state for miles-perhaps over rough
! road, in cart or wagOn-and pounded
and shaken about until the skin is greatly
| damaged. After arriving in market they
| are subjected to still further injury by be-
| ing shoveled into barrels and boxes and
suffered to stand exposed for sale in the
open air and sun, or in some warm room,
where they are but little better protected.
After they have lain for several weeks in
this manner they lose much of that dry
ness and freshness of flavor they have
when first dug; they become more or less
bad Favored, or insipid and soggy. To
cap the climax the cooks who do not like
the looks of hacked, bruised and green
| looking tubers, insist on pairing them be-
fore they are cooked, a most lamentable
practice, notwithstanding, for nearly all
that is nutritious in a potato lies within
half an inch Of the skin. It follows that
the hogs get the better part, while men
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02

sons Dermador on my horses for Calls Scratches
Heelcracks, &c, and am pleased to say that II
the best preparation that have ever used for suc
cases. | have been constant traveller on the road
driving horses for seven years, and have neVe
found its equal. JOHN j. ANTEs,
Travelling Agent, DR.. Herrck's Remedies.
See advertisement in this paper.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02

THE Narragansett Collar Co. are turn,
ing out from $4,000 to 100000 Elmwood
and Warwick collars day. This shows
their immense popularity. If you have
not worn them we would advise you to
do so.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02

DON'T HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPIT, BLOW
BLOW, and disgust everybody with your ca
tarrh and its offensive odor, when Dr. Sage:
Catarrh Remedy will speedily destroy all odor
arrest the discharge and cure you. fl
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RADWAYs D.,

Nr,,,' WILL AFFoaoS1
xF,,,. NFLAy1l,-'s,.s
SORE THROAT, 3. m. |
Uyerrr,. Palr-
Il ! q ANicS' CGQCe, ~
HEADACHE, Toorn4.S
The a.7,.r ,,,,..' 4 Z .a.
Or paris wh. .,... XIII. ., Ia,
&c = 1icea.a-. J.
Twenty draa,i'p r.,..
1g~ momsn,s, e c~ y. ~. a
H5i!e,2rtbsrn, SIX M ;.'-,
Wind in The Bav ~. Il
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02
HEALTH

STRONG AND PUREn7s
FLESH AND Wrr n. !,
AND BEAr7.T-' : ,
SElCaF9 4
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DR.. RADl
SarSapari||i31|

HAS MADE THE most 81
QUICK. 50 RAPID "a
BODY rNDERGor
FLUENCE Of mn
DERFCL gF9r1
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-21

WrNEHn. .Tn9zglAatapr1n.-Tha stsss,
ment 81 Temperatures during tie pssf
winter, ,noints along tho route
Of tho Northern Pacific Railroad, as
furnished BY M. Roberts. the Chief
Engineer, isa most lfemIfksbls one. .0cs
oasionally, ir .the States East 1of! the
Rocky M9Apte;as. tho cold Was very
severe, hnt, The instances Of exceptional
severity appear to h1se been quite rare.
So far as. obstruotions from snow were
conceraed they do not seem to have Of
fered so much obstruction to the regular
running. Of the trains, even across Mime
sofa, as the roads East of the Northern
Pacific Road that runs to Chicago and
New York. II The singular fact is also
stated that at Boseman, in the Rocky
Mountains, East Of the divide, and 5. 600
feet above tie sea, the average tempera-
tnre in January was thirty five above
zero, ;snd the!absolutely lowest, which
was or the morning Of the 23d, vas six-
teen above zero, In Western Montana,
the farmers "began their spring plough
ing in the latter part OF January"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-21

SAMANA BAY CoMp1oAEED.-The San
Domingo bondholders in London are e1-
cited over. the cession Of Samana bay to
an American company. It appears that
q loan had been secured in London by
the San Damingo Government, amount.
ing to $500, 600, which was secured by a
mortgage on the custom duties Of the
guano cf the island Of Ate Vsla, and
$3.50, 900 had been received by the agents
of the San Domingo Government. In
1870, the loan was repudiated by the
Government, and the revolution coming
on, the proper remedy had not been en-
forced. The holders Of this loan, at a
recent meeting in London, passed 1850
lutions aak:ag the Government to en-
forca their lights. It is also stated that
notice of this claim had been served on
the. American purchasers, and that the
matters as far as they were oonoeSped,
would be satisfactorily arranged.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-21

Southern Warehouse Company,
Gerudis street, near GreenuMe and Columbia
q Railroad, -
rs prepared to receive COTTON and other
i property upon Storage, and to make ga
vances upon the same. Cotton shipped to
this house will be stored subject to the order
Tor storage. All property b, stored will ba
insured IN good reliable companies, II inaur-
snes 90 is desired; and advances will be made
a. the lowest banking rates. Our storehouses
are 30 located that drsyage is not necessary.
and no charge for handling will be made.
All busin ess communications should be ,
addressed to the Treasurer.
Fnu,. r = EDWARD HOPE, President.
-! !sDHAN =. 0ARY, treasurer. March 28m
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Fish, Meat, Go.

Fish, Meat, Go.
NcnURD T 81 E undersigned SssstHRsa
keeps on hand the SS2t~
80 ~ bestof BEEF, PORK. etc., at his
stand, on Main street, in OWLS building, near
Lumber: He will also keep on hand fresh
E1eH and POULTRY. GiYe him . oAll.
Mar 10 1mo ". 8. POPE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-21

In Iowa two brothers married two sis
ters, and recently the father OF the two
brothers married third one OF the SIS
ters.
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The Central National Bank,

OF COLUMBIA.
nFFERS Tor salea limited amount of above
~ mentioned BONDS, at the following rates /:
FiRsr G MORTGAGE 81 BONDS, tonly $40. 600 per
m1ie.l at "a cents and accrued interest; Sc
COND MORTGAGE, tonly IS, 600 per mile. )
at rs cents and accrued interest, and recon-
mend them to Trustees and others h.yinp
money to invest, as being the most desirable
sons, to wit:
f1RsT.-IHEf CANNOT BE TAXED BY THE STATE,
CoUSTT Oh CITY. The United States Supreme q
Court, in the case Of the Northern Central
Court O. s.. page ID decided thst WRhen
hellroad mortgage is joint one. on property
EIs iyings ~ .s Two or more states. tho bonds se-
eHTea eaeleeS sbs are n9t Liable to be taxed by
relieves them from taxation by County, City,
or Town. The Charlotte, Columbia and Al,
gusta bonds are secured by joint mortgage
On On pnfp pInfpetMty M iHng IN North Carolina. South
sEcoSp.-Bec.use they are absolutely safe,
being secured by a frst mortgage OF only
sio'0o9. ana s'seoond mortgage ot only $4,000
Augusta, and on all the workshops, bridges,
franchise and equipments Of said road
TH1RD.-Because the sale OF the first mort
gage oonds will e1tloguish the floating debt
Of the road, aud the proceeds OF the second
mortgage honde will be exclusively applied
to improving the road and adding 10 its
equipments; thus enhancing the value OF the
&FounTI.-Because tho bonds arc coupon
bonds, and tho interest payable in Now York,
Charlotte. Columbia or Augusta, at the op.
tion OF the holder. Thus tn can be CO..
lectod through any bank without exponee.
FIfTH.-The business OF tho load is rapidly
increasing, and tho property and franchise
daily becoming moro valuablc-thc net earn.
ings Tor the last tivc mouths being over ffty
per cent. more than for the corrCspondipr
months Of tho preceding year.
siSIn These Bonds arc practically re-
tainIy be resumed before their maturity. In
"cstors will, therefore buy with grecnbacks
woit SIi cents, and receive their pay nj par
thus adding profit Of OVER THIRTY CENTS
on tho dollar on the FirSf .MortgGGs Bonds,
anu OVER TIIIRTYsEyEN CENTS on he Second
horiIdge Bonds. and III the meantime recciy.
ing high rate Of interest
FINALLY.-As these Bonds havo a fixed
value in New York, Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, they arc considered good collate.
rails. on which money can always be- borrowed
for temporary purposes.
JOHN B. TALMER, President.
a. ". bRENlZER, Cashicr. Jan 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-21
N e w D b UG TORE.
Four Doors Above Columbia Hotel.
L. e. Sillinaan & Go.


HAVING just returned from the North
with complete stock Of DRUGS, MEDI.
CINEs and FANCY ARTICLES. all Of the
best quality. we are prepared to furnish
everything in our line with promptness and
accuracy. Our drugs we're all selected under
our own personal supervision, 30 that We osn
warrant everything We sell to be OF the yerv
best. An experience OF many years in the
drug and chemical business in this CITY. with
. thorough knowledge OF tho same. will ena.
Die Us at all times to supply the wants Of this
community in our line; and We hope, by q
strict attention to business. to secure share
OF the patronage of our citizens.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefn1lv
and promptly comp our ded at all hours OF ,b4
day or night.
FANCY ARTICLES Of all kinds, Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes. Per-
tumery, Hair Oils snd Cosmetics OF every
Kind, constantly on hand.
Patent Medicines. Lubin's Extracts. Cor.
man Cologne, fne Soaps. sponges, DO.
LandrctL'f Garden Seed. full supply.
Fob Is
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The Great Workshop of the Body
THE LIVER

**1o 0H0"V "V1N N-bNUp Ul ZIG BOdV,
THE LIVER.
the Liver is not well-regulated in it's ac.
H tion. you will always be unwell You will
Headache, sick and nervous, const;pstinn
restlessness. fullness OF the STOMACH, Iadiees.
ton. dyspepsia, wind on the stomach, COLO.
heartburn. The workshop is derapged, dis,
organized, ont Of order. No better regulator
can you apply than HEINITSH's BLOOD
AND LIVER PILLS. They are, of ali the
medicines wo know OF, the only LIVER
RlLLs IL that will do the work OF correotios, +,
1hey are. therefore, Liver corrector.
Everybody uses them. Every body likes them..
everybody speaks well Of them. 0nly twenty.
i've cents box. Will cure more disesses han
quart OF noxious deooction. Popared only
Dy, E. Il. HEINITSH.
feo 12 Columbia, o. O.
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ID, FOR SALE
AT THE ~,
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
SEVEN PEI GENT.
COUPON BONDS
OF THE
CITY or nOr,uMpIa.

OF THE
CITY OF. MBIA,
Secured by a Sinking Fund CouDons secured
bN an Annual 1a1 and Receivable for CITY
4a1es. Bonds ron.taIdble by the CITY.
.soc SScS Se'' arase Ms g 1ohtp Iea ta &
81, ,00O, 600.
THE BONDS offered are authorized by an
Il Act OF Assembly approved March Is,
1917, for the construction Of the now City
Hall. Their final redemption is, by the terms
be accumulated from the annual rents OF the
building: These rents will reach from So, 900
TO S1o, 0oo per annurn: and the Carolina Ma
tional Bank holds lien Of the building for a
to collect the rents and hold the same n7est-
cd as fund for the redemption Of the bonds,
BY said Act special annual tax is required
to be levied to pay tho simi. annual coupons,
and the CAROLINA National Bank is made the
collected and TO pay the coupons. The cou-
The taxable property Of the city is at pre-.
Sc sent assessed @ at 9, 900 oeo; and by said Act
beyond $Goo, 900 whilst these bopds are out
city taxation. 'A'''
These bonds are offered to tho public at
eighty nett, with interest from date of pur-
chase to January l, 1873, allowed in settle
ment. After that date, the accrued Interest
to be added. ~
To citizens Of CoIumbia these bonds will
give an income Of 123 per cent, as may be
Seven per cent. bonds, at rs,
annual interest. OF per cent
Sineteen years to run, average
increase per annum. .......: II per cent.
City tax saved. ................... per cont. cont.
Dec11
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Stammer1ng Cured.
DROF. TANER is here for q short time, for
e the purpose Of ouring su who will call
that are afflicted in the aboyo way. He war
rants cure In every instance, without surgi-
cal operation. He Is stopping at the Central
Hotel. Mar 16 Ct
, 1873-03-10
Political Matters

From Me C0rifar1tte VH.) EnItafH.
Elsewhere we copy an article from lHE oH1-
Liberal party. So fer as The TH1nusE urges the
Liberals to maintain an organization separate
and apart from the Democratic parry, We nave
nothing to say. So far - it gives No other rea,
son fof Disagreement between the Liberals and
the Democrats than the past ten years record o.
the latter party, 20 have ul,ly to szy. that
sooner than abandon any Of the positions
then takcn by the honest Democratic masaes, we
would forever remain in a political minority: We
acknowledge that we ,ro ashamed Of the position
OF cur party in 1861, alien We had g war cand1-
date on q peace platform; and in 1868, when We
in 1872, when We supported q man whose whole
political record was h direct opposition to sn :!
the Fundamental principles Of the Democratic
party. But for one, re are not in favor Of hban-
doning the Democratic party for the sole purpose
Of aftilating with th'se who call themselves Lib
eral Republicans. !,
The principal objections which these Liberal
Republicans, rs givn by THE TR1nUsE. bare to
the Democratic pary is Its position during the
var. ye thonght hey had turned their backs
upon the past, and we're desrous OF forgetting g
tie past years OF ttife, but it cams that this
sppfas onlT to thoe who <sra in the rebel army.
, 1873-03-10
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
TIE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
CarSOl,Piliie&Co.'S
GREAT Sale,
329 West Madison-st.
TODAY.

Large lot New Gray Stripe Spring silks
sl.76 quality, for $1.20 per yard.
New lot Black Ground White Stripe Silks,
at 90 cents yard, vary cheap.
Oolored Dress Silks at very great sacrifice.
Stripe Spring Silks 80cents, worth $l.25.
Japanese Silks, half price. rs cent quality
for 90 cts.; go cent quality for go cts.
Cheapest Black Silks IN the country.
Good all Silk Gros Grains from 81 90 yd, up.
Fearful sacrifice On Richest Black Silks.
500 pieces Fine Irish Linen, in remnantg Of
about 8 to s yards. slightly damaged, at
the uniform price Of so cts. I'd. The goods
vary il. quality and are worth from rs eta.
to M,25 per I'd.
Special attention devoted to Housekeeping
Goods. Cotton and Cotton Sheetings Of
all the best brands very cheap.
Great Bargains in Table Linens, bleached
and unbleached.
Crashes, Towels, and Towe!ings from ona-
third to one-half less than usual prices
Good Heavy White Bed Spreads from $l.00
upwards.
Great Bargains in Marseilles Quilts from
$l.00up to richest qualities.
Blankets and Flaunels at great discount.
| Lace Curtains at go cents on the dollar.
Hamburg Edgiugs, choicest styles, halt
price.
| Bargains in Real Laces and Lace Goods.
| Cheapest Dress Goods ever offered in this city
now or heretofore.
On the cheap centre tables will be found
many additional and new attractions in
Dress Goods at IL l-2 18, 20 and 25 cts,
among which are some in the new Spring
shades.
, 1873-03-10

cent each In 1871 they increased the capital stock
about 100000. allowing stocEho!ders to take the
stock It par, which stock has ranged from sat to IS
premium, being really bonus OF th:t much to the
fortunate stockholders. And now, in the consolidation
With the Burlington aud Missouri River Railroad the
stockholders expect dividend Of So8 all tha ac-
cumulated stock, while tho Directors report surplus
still Of s, az, 1889.
While It is claimed that railroad stock Is barely pay
ing interest," such figures beccme interesting; aud
then furth.r, hna this company has e4rned 1t last
report aboro taxes and expenses including officers
salaries IN case, high SO 900 per niic net
gain Of 281.38 claimed by the Directors In tho
report to the Stockholders 12o3 per share on a capt.
tai stock including the material And its gross earn
tngs on the 400 miles Of main track have reached the
enormous sum OF $l7, ,231 80 PET mile.
We can, by studying thesa facts, get an idea OF the
ability Of this railroad to pay its proportion Of taxes
HEGAPUUIAI1oN.
Ne can only giye approximate estimate Of Rzin-
probably less than real:
Aurora West Is ehsres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
s 100000
Original stock ct GOO 90
3uiridcnds ... 10000
1865 xhares . Recommendations. 10000
per cent dividend ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30o1.20
stock dividends .......,,,... 4,8i9 16
Premium m mar atnri- - 1906
Durlnrton and Missouri stock ...... 2,G62.50
, 1873-03-10
THE NEW JERSEY RAILROAD WAR.

A Bill for n General Railroad Law
Passes the Assembly Unanimously
Enthusiasm OF the Members.
Trenton {Narch . Correspondence Seo FORK Tribune.
Jersey Legislature exceeded that in the Assem-
bly, to-day. Yesterday, the bill for General
Railroad law Was made special order for this
afternoon but after the result OF yesterday il
the Senate, tho representatives Of the people
in tho Assembly seemed to grow impatient fo1
tue action Of the monopolists. They
were disappointed, RESTLESS, and e1-
cited, and little business WIS done during the
forenoon session. The printed bill seemed to ba
in every members hand, who scanned it oTef
with caro-. In order to exclude all hopes Of mo-
nopoly from the bill, and to guard its purpose
and meaning from wrong construction, Mr, Lei:
son. OF Middlesex, offered the following as an
additional section, and it waa inserted In the
bill: -'~'
Be j. enacted, That no company formed under the
whose railroads On parallel competing lines,
shall be authorized By this set to merge or con:
solidate.
It being now II o'clock, the Senators entered
tho Assembly Chamber, and appointed William
Lay Judge Of Hudson. They also appointed
several Commissioners Of Deeds for various
counties. Soon after reassembling. at O'Clock.
the bill for free railroads WAS called up. It was
lE8N LuIUuSu W1LuJuk a116uu1ubuL III DUJGGt4pAA3
and amid the most silent determination. Then
the vote was called on its final passage. with the
following result: Yeas, 81; nays, none.
On the announcement Of the vote the widest
excitement prevailed The spectators in the
gallery cheered. The members rose en- masae
and joined in the cheering. They ran to each
others arms, and embraced each other. The
Speaker raped with his gavel and shouted for
order, but in vain. Papers and printed bills
we're thrown high in tho air. Mr: McDon-
aids, who enterod into the spirit Of the
occasion NTH the greatest enthusiasm,
moved an adjournment for five min
utes. The motion was put, and answered with
q unanimous Yes, loud and long. Then 1lr.
Dona1ds proposed three cheers for the passage
Of the tln. The cheers were deafening. Mem
bars jumped upon their chairs, and shouted IN
til their voices grew weak. Then three cheers
were proposed and given for hfr, Oandeld the
author OF the bill The Ave minutes expired
amid peals Of laughtor, clapping d hands, and
all kinds OF hilarious demonstrations. Tie bill
was ordered to bo engrossed and sent to the sa's'
ate without delay.
, 1873-03-10

These Liberal Republicans will excuse Us for
saying that, as one Of the most radical Democratic
OF the State, We have no regrets to offer OF apo
logies to make for my Democrat during the war
unless it is some poor, contemplate fellow
ahoddy contract.
II TIE TRIBUNE. and other Liberal leaders,
desire to get up an organization separate and
distinct from the Democratic party, there is no
law prohibiting their doing go. But they will
find that, if It is Office they want, the only way
they can get it is to affiliate with tie Democratic
pa1ty,-if it is principle they are trying to ad-
vance, they will find 3, ,0o0, 600 Democrats firm
adherents Of the platform adopted last May at
for it's enforcement. It would be sad thing,
indeed il the demagogues have already got hold
Of the Liberal organization, and hare already
commenced the work OF breaking up that party.
, 1873-03-10
Eiress


sn<cial D;spa,ch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
DUpuouE, Iowa, March "a. Kaiser's vinegar
factory was damaged by fire tonight to the
amount Of 5000; fully insured.
Sprcid{ Utspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
CnAarA1ox, iii, March 81. 3. Phlnney's
f3ne farm residence 3}15 miles southwest OF this
city, was laid in ashes this morning: Loss about
$4,000; insured for 900 in reliable compa,,
MES. The fire is supposed to nave been cauSeo
by g. defective ftale in the Kitchen.
'C1ScESAr1. March ga fire involving loss
of about $50 600 took place in this city tl1s az
te1noon. Il originated in Thomas Gipin Co.'s
nlaning mill on the North Canal, west OF Elm
trsst + is 6 xind sG 1SxS vas Slowing At tie
time. The building was surrounded y frame
dwellings,, sheds, aud lumber yards. LOSE to
Thomas Giipin i Co. on building, machinery,
and stock, ss6, ,ooo;. insurance. Sls;;9oo, s;e !
dozen small frame and brick houses used as
dwellings, cigar stores, and carpenter shops ID
the Immediate vicinity Of the planning null we're
1eatrnrad. Several families lost Ill their furni~
ture and. other effects. The aggregate LOSS Is
about The rs nna h IL aboa ~ re d.
partment were out. It was hard fire TO tight.
Tho nciehboring houses were often on hre ior
SQUARES around. Many people we're on tho
roofs guarding thoir homes.
sn1TH BEND. Ind, March "a large frame
residence in the upper portion of this city; the
property Of D. A. Williams, was consumed y
Ire th,s morning while the family we're at break
fast. Il vas csaaed by sPark from the; e.; Jhe
lose ia $1,000 insured in The Home and Under
TIT Sr;tar's I Of Som York, and the Home Of Colum-
DETgo1r,. March 8.-George G. Beobe's drug
store, at Ovid, Mich, was discovered On IRE lass
night. The entire block Of four stores vas vas a En-
tirely destroyed. The lof5 is probably 95,oo3
Tith @ ai2, 600 insurance, The principal losers are
aeorse O. Beebe, drugs; Pea1e Fsson; nn,d: a;sa
ing; r. G. Bennett general mere1nn%ise naois i
GnsT,el t11en boots D ,ta,ts1pi md shoss. s
0tl;.:, NASHVILLE, March 8.-Websters feed store,
on Locust atroot was burned st oeloGs @ ,sato- TO-
sh LOS ad dyen we eo t1t hs e'Gn prbo iao @
tFnea tro rsar nsS TSeols Ie vare esagt IN s{rees
Wsy 1nS t64a tTssk tuning It over throwing the driver
Ma 3 eoS5sd ea hS h hsef G G6 es eatrehs aepa.
5oR 5o .pd pdfsa5e capt john xon eoorel hurt
about tho legs; not seriously.
, 1873-03-10
The modoc War.

s.x FRANCISCO, Mzreh "a diaPateht = TON ron
YreSs us evening @ the 81 sstel the Psass @
Jack came to the heaaaaa1sso I ranoried IT, tiiat jack
espaed ths ss sars offered By the he
SeT t;s morning that Capt Jack some CHIEF
man Of the tribe must come N before to-morIo"
evening. or tho troops under bis COMMAND n'o'"
r IN e1nected they will come tomorrow II
not. war ia inevitahla.