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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-01

nN the Breakfast, Luncheon. Dinner
~ .nd Supper Table, LEA & PERKINS,
bio. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York.
Oct 20 f1y Agents for the United States.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-01
New Family Grocery
Mills House Sale Stables

Aa. IHEaMlS sisnsd, having purchased
sform their friends that tfev @dnli s,ill KEEN lM,
On hand first class Single ard Double
harness H"rsre, Saddle Horses and Mules.
which tl:e;' are prepare, 20 rel, on most rca.
soHa aoie :crns. 4. GkANAM K co.
JOIN y. Ln''' agent. Nav.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-01
THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA

Have dcvotccs OF the wted had such sn o;,-
porturitE az th;s "Litt!c Favorite" now offers
q brand four for twenty-five cente, tGual to
any rctailnd in the city at ten cents. June q
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-01
Home Stomach Bitters.

TTHHE CELEBRATED HOME STOMACH
4 EITTERi5 are compounded from the best
Ionlcs aud ArondticS IF the 1fdteria Aeelicu,
and are invaluable in cases Of dyspepsia and
Indigestion. The ingredients u:ed in their
composition are tho best OF the claee to
which they belong, being highly tonic. s.inu-
tant, st0naacllic, cdrninatire and sli9l.ly lara
tue. They are used by the most celebrated
phy9icians in the South and West in their
prtudte practice, and endorsed by celebrated
island professors in st. Louis, Chicago,
Pitteburg and Cincinnati. For sale at the
Drug Stores OF Dr.. E. e. Jackson and W. g.
Fisher, and by JOHN AGNEW l. SON,
June IL Wholesale Agents
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-01
MILLINERY,

...''s'
Shingles.
NJ are Low prepared to furnish our first
w ciass CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES, in
an! de'ircd quantity and upon the shortest
notice. For economy, durability ard eupc-
r!or iinish. they cannct be txctjlcd Ship
mcnls ma,!c 20 any part OF tie country
prc!np;ly.
NcMASrER. M0NTEITn & EoATH.
March Ii Gmo
Helnitsh's Great PHI. the Liver PHI
Purifcs tn Blood. cures Liver Complaint.
Sick Headache. Giii@ us Comp i'aiEt.. Try
:!'m. !.;. .;:"t- aAy n.cic. Nsv
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-01

Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH.
COLUMBIA, Juno IS.
L the vacant lots within the CITY limite il
extended for FIVE DAYS, after which time
weeds remaining will be cut down at tho ey.
pehse OF the owners. By order Of tho Board.
THOS. r. WALKER,
June ~ 5 Clerk Of Board
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE.

The rooms are commodous and accessible
to the sea breeze, with double piazza on the
ssea.front. and delightful plank walks, free
from sand and dust, for the enjoyment OF pc.
oct, will be attached to the House. where
guests can enjoy the refreshing aea bath. A
spacious BALLROOM is attached to the
House, where BAND OF MUSIC will be in
heoting hours. DARKROOM aud BILLIARD
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time to convey persons to tolgAeeeeAA,
points they desire to visit. s8a-Ss:ssSXkh&s
Tho subscriber having had much experience
in hotel keeping, and aided by courteous
and competent assistant, latters himself, by
.trict attention to business, and with corps
OF obiiging servants at his command, lie VIII
patroIi2e him.
,sxrT-s lie promises to euppiy his
SAG:s AZ :4E With every article - be
toaE,i at tho first cass hotels Of the r:rrior,
besides oystere, scoilOps, soit crabs an every
vsllety ~ hr aloun,!inS III TIE profile wa.
tcrs OF The harbor and ocean. In thi. re-.
spect the subscriber would refer 10 all who
hITt FatroE:zcl hin! III Years gone by.
TERMS Per month. S35 10 $40; ncr week,
~ TO Si2; per day, - 80; children am, scr.
rants Eali price. Special arrangements made
viii: families AMI eXcursi"nists
J... . dEo' W. TAYLOR Proprietor.
"'.i.N - LIN
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-01

:, Nothing is great unless it bo good. Tie
"Queeh's Delight" is good; therefore, it ia
Ereae. Queens Delights great, but lIeinitsh
great medicine. Mav3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29
Saubftmmrue.

eaut S@miot's ~@ebicinii@eu1
Sabrbu9 fit 1873" fomuaen auf te1
aansen Grbe auf bic MiQtunen 8ewobs
ZOO Taubfun,ue, auf europa auetn
pemna6 100000. Sn ben @ebir9s>
aesencen, &pie in Der S@wets unb in
Sappyen 1T baS @erbdltniB Yiel far>
fer: int Canton 8errt ). 8. trift Elm
Taubfummer auf 1875 Bewobner, auf
cine Miuipn 8emobner tpirpen allo
1928 T%aubfumu1e fomu,en. Sn ben
eebirsisea Ebeilen @n3lanos 1T bas
@erbdltnie siemlt& baftlte in S@ptt:
LAMB trift ). 8. ein E%aubfuuu,er auf
1876 B%swobner, IN gang @~rubbrttan>
nten 3ulammsnsenuuue1 fou.uat einet
auf 1860, 1T Srlanb elmer auf 1860
@emobner. Na@ Der @@dBunS BON
1851 befante1 fi9 in @robbrttannten
1858 Taubiunn,e C6884 utdnnli>
den, 1868 ,peiblt@en @ei@le9teS)
bas 8erbdltnib Der Taubfumu,er bal
fi9 in ben lebten 20 Sabre1 aber nod
eefeteert. Gieentblmlt@ 1T es, BAT
bic BAIL Der mdnnliden 2aubfuutnter
auf Der ear,er Grbe bic Der ,reiblt@er
bebeutenp ~iberwiest.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29
Np@ ,,tebr Grbbebe,,.

9m 81. Sttober tpurbea tpieber an
perl@iebenenO rten observation-disclosures
erI9itteruneaa wabreenomu,ea. Mus
BET, yorliesenpen Mittbeilun9en brtneen
tptr bas Golssnoe sur &enntnib un(erer
2eler. @aneelt 81. Sct. 5eute@prs
mittae flint @inuten Dor IL llbr Orb
beben. G9reiber tieles iaB in einen,
QebnfuSle unb bate tas @eflbL wie
tptrn cine &ielenmaulpurf mitten UNI
ter Dem SiBe einen 6Isel aufwerfe.
Sic Dauer tsS Stoees ca. tret Secuns
ben. MuG mebrere aubere Ginwobner
BON bier BADEN BE Grfdeinuns >pabrz
eenomn,e1.
Weioen BEL Naden, 81. Sct. Sp
eben, cine Minute Dor sw6lf llbr Mit>
tags erfolste wieoer cine beftise Grcer>
1diitterunA 70 taB Til1> Stlble uno
Sfen sitterten. Dauer brei bis bier
@scunben, &i6tuns anldsinenp ron
6Ibmef na9 Nprbof, @etter ;temli9
tlar, @inb falter SIpz@ef.
Murid, 8reiS @rtelens 81. Sftobsr.
6eute Mittas gang furs Dor sm6lf llbr
Yerlpurte i9; auf benz Stuble ilBenb,
cine tpeuenfDrmise 8epesuns; flnf
StSBe trei fdrfere unp 3pet i&wddere
liebett f@ gut unteri@etoen. Tim btez
1elbe 3eit tpurbe in eineu1 benadbarter
6auie ein f1arfes @epulter pernpmnser,
ols d bic Dede bes 3tmmers bur&
5erabfauen eiaes i&wersn @esenaan>
bes einfarseu trlrbe. Gin @osel flat
terte erl@redt Su,: ieinea1 Sise auf.
Broi@, 81. Sftober. 10 Winuten
Dor IL ubr @ormittaes teftiser Gro>
ftoe etne Secunbe lang BON 8eit
9e9en Sio>Sf.
Beinstere, 81. Sttober. 90 eben
1850 @ormittaeS rpurten mir I1or1
&piecer burd cit. beftiseS Groteben er>
19redt tpel6eS wobl 10 Secunce1 an
bauerte unb NIT eineu, farfer 0erluz
19e Yerbuncen tpar.
Sn GLADDEN. uno 6aaren pu,tc tas
Grpbeben ebenfaus nerlpart.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29
Gliaf=2ptbrin8en.
MuS StraGbura 80. Sftober, mir

Mus Stra6bure 80. SttObsr> miro
sedrieben:
Seit ,wei Eaaen Gnp bic @ipfel Der
0paefen nit @9nee bebedt. Die @it>
teruus tpiro beceuteno flbler unb Der
Biuter nabt bsran. Nt@t pbne eine
aewi6e Baueisfsit fiebt man Bier ter
anriidencen talten Sabres3eit enteeeen.
Sc tperoet bermalen f@on Yiele Dieb>
fdble perabt unb Ginbri9e tommeu
bier spie Yielfa@ auBerbalb DOT. @ie
miro es nun erft in eintsen @o&en
speroen? 70 fraet man. SIN Yfarrz
baule su 2insolsbeim, unfsrn unleret
@tabt baben Diebe i&on swef Ma|
eiuaubre@en Yerlu9t unb in 9eftrise,
Naat 1T bic pfarrfir@e BON St. So
bana, innerbalb Der Start, beftcblsn
tpprben. Sic SpferfSde puroen IN
ber Na@t 1dmmtlt@ 9eleert. Nd@tlt@t
&nfaue fint gar feline @eltenbsit rnebr,
Die Mttentiter ftno meiifenS broeloit
slrbeiter, bic friber AT ben Sorts BE-
f9dfisuns sefunpen batten uno ents
lafen lpurrer, ba bic @rbeiten BET BEL
1dleGten @itteruns unterbro9en per>
ben mubten. Ginise oieler Sorts itnt
inte1en bereitS fertis.
Die Ginmobnersabl Der Staot Golz
mar bat felt Der Nnnerion uni 5000
ab9enpntnten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29
&efdbrliebeG rbi1aft.

. Die 3eitunse, ~ersdblten uor GINGER
3eit BON Der elidli@eu Grbi@aft zines
eebrerS Bebnfe III Mltpna, bere1 Gum
me ii@ auf r,ebrere MiQtonen belaufen
ioute. Gs banbelt fi@ bier TINT etnea
srobartis anselsaten,S @mintel Ypneon>
oo.er@oursrn. Nbnte erbielt bic Mh>
tbeiluas BON ber grbl9aft BON etueut
Or. 9er3es, nit benz e. in ecnbpn
&udipra9e nabm. Der poraeblt&e
Doftor sei9te ibu aue Dpeumente, nell
DE lter bic Sa@e fprd@en Is 1ei r,u,
notbwenbiG baB ct bic Soften Der DO
cuu,ente besable. Bebnte trieb bqs
0elp auf, retste aufa rere aa@ 9pn>
bon unp nun wurben ibn BON Or
6er;os unb @eno6en, bic lid iest form.
lid als @ai@tsbof praientirten, hi
Doeuutente aus8eltefert. Inter bieier
bsfanb f@ aud cine Mnmeiiuas au
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29

oote lei, bic ,eue Ginridtuns III tefe>
liaen uro fSrcern. Die Sbrcnreoe Ct
,pabut 1urann Die Ginanstrils, funeiat
Ausbulfsz Mtasreseln al, tporon bic
auaefanpisten @arlasen betrsHsn eie
Nefcrm Der rirecten unc inetretten De-
feueruna Meureaelun9 her Steuurs
Der Nationalbanf une in GerbinoIrg
tamit 9erfeIun9 Der 0aluta; ferner
&efprm Der @ctien> unb B6riens@ eleB>
eebuna @eseluns pss @e,rerberpelens
urb Gtlenbabnmei.ns, 5ebuns eer urz
production. @eitsentwiirfe ieiet1 erfor>
rerli@ sur Nusfluuns pom eider, BE
bur9 2Slun8 ter nit benz papftl'@en
Gtuble eel@lp6enen Gonrsntiot,e1 II,
Der @elebsebuns iiter ra5 @erba!t''s
awi1@en Ter fatbolil&en STRIDE 'lno eer
Staatsaemalt bsruursetrstel1 uno toer>
ben olsbalo noraeIest pereer'. Dte
Nrbeiten lber bic Msforn teS Straf>
redtes unb ees cipilre@tli&eu @erfat>
r.ns {eien benz Nbidlu1e nabe. Sin
@clebentmurf iber Grri@tuns zines
Gsrwaltunss; @eyidtsbofes miro eten>
fails yorselest pereen. Die Sbronrses
ermdbnt bic elan;ente Gntfaltura Ter
BeltausFeuuna, berer u~obltbatieen
GinRue auf baS eeiftse une oolfs<
wirtbl9aftli9e 2eben Der SSlfer. Dit
Se1u9e Der 6err1der bena&barter unb
ferner @ei4e tabsn bic Greunoi@afts>
banre NIT rieien enser sefndpft bic
Urisoeusturs16aften uermebrt uno Der
5teuuns Der Monar&ie erb5btee @n>
leben perlieben. Na@ pe@lelnoQen
S@idlalen unp i@werea &du,pfer' itebe
Ss(errei9, i'm Snnerr ltd serjinse!,p.
mad Muesn Adtuns% sebieteno pa: Auf
allen @ebieten bes 5fentli&en sebens
ieien bic @9ranten, pel@e Der freter
B.mesuns bemmeno entsesenitar'ren>
beleitat unb @eee betreten, pel@e sur
25iuns Der erobea Mufsate fabrer1, GUT
Giniouns Der @Ilfer Seferret@s 3u
eintnl ma9teen, BON Der Soee bes
Nedt.s unp Der Gretbeit aetrasensr'
Staate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29

100000 Yfc. Sterling auf csn eneli:
1beu 8pt1&after in Berlin. Mls Ct BET
ben, eualil@en 9otidafter bic %nweis
tuna pralentirte, ertldrte eieier, eae ale
Dpcumente eefilldt uno YSQis pertb>
los {eien. Der 70 aus allen 1etnen
6immeln @eRirste 1T elmer raffnirten
S&pinolerbante gum Opfer sefalen,
Bebnfe tcmnt bur@ bieien GaQ In BIT
bitter1e @erleeenbeit, bern er bat iid
in,wilaen Elm @ut an, Gibereanal &C.
fault fir 100000 Gbaler rnb 1T mil
6ypotbeten l@wer belaten.
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Giiembabm Tabrpldme.

6. 8. @ewaIL Supertntenbent.
q. 6. NanbaIL Gidet Mgert.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10
Dividing that Grant.

Our friends in the Chippewa Valley
ave now seeking to share with the St.
Croix Valley the lands now held in
trust by the state for the benefit Of the
latter We confess that this looks like
Al inordinate greed on their part, and
comes with an i'll grace from our aspir
ing neighoors.
We DO not believe that the Legisla
lure has any power to make this divs.
ion under any circumstances, nor ear
We discover Any justice in such diyis'
ion, provided they posses the power =
These lands are not the property of the
state of vi consin. since the state only
holds them in truss. We submit this
question as a proposition of law, and We
believe it to be fairly stated. If We ar,
correct in our version Of it, then divis
ion Is clearly impossible.
But we do believe Il = the pre-
rogative of the Legislature to provide
that any company building the road
shall continue the same as Ear south a
township twenty-five. And more thar
this, We believe il to be the duty % th,
Legislature to thus provide, aud we be
ieve Il 10 be for the interest Of an,
company building the same, thus t
continue it, unless perchance. it may b,
the West Wisconsin. This ia ques
tion which demands an immediate. al
we'll as az impartial discussion, sine,
the people Of this Valley will soon b,
called upon for their opinion uron it
j. s.!.a
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10
Registered Letters.

We deem the law providing for this
to be an unmitgated humbug, since
the sender Of the money is called upon
to advertise his own business, paying
for his own advertisement. and thus
tempting the avaricious, while he ha,
no additional security. and while nobody
is responsible to him for his money
We are aware that some people have an
idea that by paying the additional ex.
pense, greater safely is insured. In
our opinion just the reverse is the fac,
In fact it can scarcely be otherwise
since every Postmaster through whose
hands may pass a registered letter, is
duly notified that it contains valuabcs
of some kind, while thousands might
pass through the same hands without
creating suspicion, even though ever,
one contained money, Or its proper rep
resentative.
We have often wondered at the
encomiums passed upon this system,
and looked, but looked in vain f,r the
drst virtue it possesses other than /.
increase the revenue to the Post Ofhc
Department Yet, wise statesmen hav
coneocted and enacted the law. AMI
nany wise expounders have applaudac
it. But this only shows how far pnnu
lar opinion can ride on popular stupid
ty. 1t shows that we quite too oftei
take our ideas, and forH our opinions
second hand--that we pin our faith Or
our neig hbor's coat sleeve, and when h.
out of sight, we scarcely know what
i is.
Reader, --examire that law. and it
legitimate bearings, and then if you are
ever swindled oct Of another shilling BY
It, we shall deem you st subject ior
transportation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10


An article in the CHICAGO
TEACHER, says, "They refuse to be
born "
Now we don't believe any such
thing, but We do believe that our
school boards refuse to employ
them. We admit that good teach
ers are not numerous, but not he
cause there are not enough Of them
born. BY no means. The Al
mighty has prOportioned this thing
just right, but the blind perverse-
ness of man fCrbids his comprehend
ing it. Or rather the blind selfish
ness Of man overrides his better
judgement, and, to save a shilling,
he will cast worthy servant aside.
and employ an Incompetent one, if
not an unworthy one.
There is no good reason why we
should not have just as good-just
as faithful servants for the public, as
for private individuals. Hence il
we fail to obtain good teachers, the
fault il our own. There is no pri-
vate department of business which
cannot find faithful and competent
servants; and when they find them,
they are quite sure to retain them.
But how is it with teachers? The
rule, with a few exceptions, is Just
the reverse. Who that has reflect
ed but a moment upon this subject,
does not know this fact?
1t may be true that about one
teacher in ten is prime; three fair
three more, milk and-water, and the
remaining three, blank, or worse
than blank.
But we most earnestly protest
against charging this fault to the
teachers themselves.
Good teachers become dlsgusted
at the penuriousness Of their en-
ployers, and they forsake the field,
leaving it to be filed by those who
have neither taste, tact or talent fol
their vocation. And that's what the
matter with our teachers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10
That Vote.

Last Saturday the electors of this vii
age east their votes on the question Of
organizing village, under provisions
Of Statute. One hundred and thirty
two votes were cast, sixty-fOur against
and sixty. eight for the organization
Owing TO defect in the notice tht
inspectors decided to ignore the cal
for the meeting, and issue another
which we print to day, and which w
ask every voter OIL the territory 10 read
We earnestly urge fair and faithful
discussion of the que stion by all VIII,
may be directly, or indirectly interested
thus far we have taken no part in the
controversy, nor do we intend 70. II
may be incumbent upon us however. to
correct a few erroneous impressions
leaving the merits of the question en-
tireiy 20 private disputants.
1t was currently rep rted that $3.50
. expenses had already been incurred
which would be saddled on to the vii
lage az soon as it was organized THIS
statement is entirely without founda.
lion Ii was stated, also, that the vii
ace would assume the support of the
bridges on its territory. while exactly
he reverse is the fact. 1t was stated
hat our highway taxes, save the poll
taxes, would be expended outside of the
yiliage limits, a statement, by the way
quite too destitute of sense or reason to
iced contradiction.
It was stoutly denied that, if organ
zed we should be entitled TO represen
'ation in the County Board, provision
IS clearly made as can be made III our
language
The issue is 4 plain one;-If we
would create and MAINTAIN an efficient
Gre department; if We would restrain
nr regulate the the sale of liquors; ii
we would create an efficient board of
health; ii we would improve aud adorn
,ur streets; if we would fen ce and 9th
arwise improve our cemetery grounds
f We would restrain horses, cattle and
hogs from running at large; If VIC
you'd create and support vigilant pc.
lice, or, in short. If we would secure
70 ourselves any Of the advantage Of 4
Wholesome municipal corporation, W.
IN have the cheapest and best known
o the laws Of this or any other state,
under village charter
And, If once organized, the organize
ton can be Dissolved at any time here.
.fter, BY a majority vote Of the resident
electors
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10

TRgRE are thirty one person. 10 the
editorial department Of the New York
TyiJaae, aud twenty two on the city
staff Many of these have resigned
since the death Of Mr.. Greeley, and
the sale Of q majority Of the stock TO
". o..oz
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10

SAN FRANCISCO papers announce
that strawberries have been out OF mar
ket "for week." string beans and pea,
are plenty; new potatoes are six cents
a pound. cucumt ers Is cents a dozen.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10

Dealer in Books, Stationery. Toys, News
papers, Periodicals. Inks. Pens, Pencils.
Pen-holders. Envelopes Writing Paper.
Fancy Goods, &c. Orders for books o.
anything slse IN my line which is not on
hand, will DC filed Ut the shortest notice
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-10
Railroads.

III TeSaru 10 certain hahroau pfcJects.
No doubt the Legislature viii respect
the wishes Of our citizens when proper.
" expressed by petition or remon.
STRANGE.
There are TWO distinct propositions
from two distinct sources, with regard
to our land grant The st. Paul &
Milwaukee Company proposes to bring
their road to the city Of Prescott, and
then build a road from Prescott North
ward to Superior, with branch to Bay
field, and support a 'oad from Hudson
to New Richmond, or to some point on
the main line, provided they can secure
the ST. Croix & Superior land grant.
This we deem perfectly fair prop
ositi n, and one that will secure to the
business and farming interests of al,
entire valley, greater aud more perma
nent advantages than any other propo
,tion yet made.
But we will state the second in i'm
portance, as we'll as The second made.
The proprietors of the Vest Wiscon
sin Pr pose to use the North Wisconsin
4
to New Richmond and continue tn
road thence to Superior, with a branch
. Bayfield,, on condition that the gran
hall be turned over to them.
This proposition is open to seriou,
ELECTIONS First, from the fact that il
N no way benefits Pierce county, AMI.
second, it affords 10 competition what
ever to any part Of the valley
There are serious charges preferreG
against the West Wisconsin, already.
" The farmers ana business men ot
Hammond, and other places on the
line East Of HUDSON The tariff on
reight is higher Il these intermediate
ooints han at Hri III S discrim.
nation IL unjust. and shows the danger
I giving more power TO this Company
Nos only would this project cut us Of
f'on the benefits Of any competition
but il would virtually cut us of iron.
he vast pine regions Of the North, ant
throw its untold wealth directly int
;be city Of st. Paul.
But to satisfy Pierce county they at
tempt TO make US believe that son,e
company, yet unheard Of, will build a
road from Hudson TO Red Wing For
'euphonys sake this is sometime
called the Red Wing & Menomonie
than which a more perfect misnomet
can scarcely be conceived
by some we are told that the Yves
Wisconsin viii build this Red Wing
branch, but the idea is quite 0 absurd
to be entertained for moment. And
no legislative enactment can compel
that, or any other company, 70 build
the road one rod south Of Hudson; and
there Is no company in existence for
whose interest i, would be to continue
the road 10 the banks Of the Mississippi
river at Prescott, except the St Paul &
Milwaukee,
Then Why not labor to give thi.
Company the grant, Why trihe with
that utterly impracticable project called
the Red Wing & Menomonie, aud e..
lect our best interests! This scheme
has not vitality enough in il to draw
its own breath, and goes through the
country begging for money to meet the
expenses Of its anticipated nuptias
Why mo- aim At something at once
practicable aud no longer fol
low a Ut plan idea? In our opinion
if any company under heaven shall ev,
er bui d a railroad from Red Wing to
River Falls. or TO Hudson. il will be
the vt Paul & Milwaukee, and nj
other.