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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03
WISCONSIN, NEWS

THE Wausau Pilot says Mr.. A. J.
Cleveland has in his possession a very
rare coin-the first piece of money coined
IN the colony Of New England, bearing
date 1862. Its money value is twenty
five cents.
IHE four timber ageuts appointed by
Governor Taylor are Pat Walch, OF Mil
waukee; Nj. Lefhngwell. of Columbia !;
James Nj. Burgess, of Rock. and Mr..
Freese, of Winnebago.
The Appleton Iron Company is getting
in large stock of coal this winter.
A w0oLEN and cloth factory is to be
erected at Eau Claire this season.
The preliminary trial of Evira Soquet,
charged with poisoning her first husband,
Bay, Wednesday. She is held In the
sum of $1,000 to appear at the next term
of the Circuit Court
r. NJ. Winsiow. Of Green Bay, has
sold his interest in the numbering firm
of Winslow, Epgland & Co.. of Oconto,
to a Mr.. England. of Baltimore. a
nephew of one of the partners. The
price paid for Mr.. Wiuslow's interest,
one third. was $4,000.
A discovery Of anthracite coal is re-
ported on the farm of j. Finch, on the
south half Of southwest quarter of section
sixteen, town Of Rock. The substance
lies eighty feet below the surface, and
has been penetrated four feet by the drill.
There has been a change in the pro-
prietorship of the Montello Express,
Messrs. Pease & Bissell retiring. and
Messrs. Goodell i Cogan succeeding
them.
Andrew ProudGt is examining the line
of the Wisconsin Central Railway under
direction of Coy. Taylor This is pre-
paratory to making an application to the
Governor for certificate of construction,
according to the requirements Of taei,
charter. and emitting that road TO theil
iaad.grant aion2 the same.
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unfortunate actor had discovered that a
valise had not been sent up, and he was
making his way to the office to get it.
The watchman saw him.
~ e are prowlin about to get into that
room agin, are ye? Come with me, my
foia Teller. | know yer room. IF did
roight would kick We inter the shtreet,
but | II fix ye. Come wild me, ye dirthy
spalpeen
And he collared him and dragged him
20 3l2. and thrust him in, locking the
door,
"Fi' have no more bother wild you to-
night, he remarked, as he walked away.
"And out We go in the mornin.'
The next morning, of course, explana.
tions wers made, apologies were rendered,
and pleasant dinner compensated for
the annoyances of the night. But the
lady protests that from this time hence
forth, while her name will appear on the
bills as Miss Agnes Morton" on hotel
registers it shall appear as "Mrs. John
Smith, and that the Mrs. will be writ
ten as boldly as possible.
BUSINESS
continues to improve. The jobbers are
selllng great many goods, they report
collections fair, and altogether the pros
pect Is good, and the signs indicate bet
ter late winter business than New York
has had for some years. Let US hope it
will so prove.
Dr.,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The trial of Jean Luie has been ad-
journed, and the defendant remanded
until the end of the Tichborne case is
reached, in order that the claimant S tes-
timeny may be available.
Field Marshal Baron Won Gableuz, of
Austria, committed suicide in Zurich,
Switzerland on Thursday.
zen. Gonzales, temporary President
of the Republic of San Domingo, accom-
panied by his CabineS, arrived in the
capital on the Sth. They were received
with enthusiasm.
The elections IN Ontario and Quebec
have resulted in returning large MAORI
~ of the new Government Sir John A.
Macdonald was elected, however, by a
majority of forty-six.
Reports have reached Madrid that
Gen. Mariones, commanding the Army
OF the North, has raised the blockade of
Bilboa.
Spanish reports from foreign papers
state that at Sorria twenty seven volun-
teers took refuge in a tower, which the
Carlists burned, causing the death of the
whole number
The mercury indicated 800 below zero
at Halifax. N. s., on Tuesday morning.
At Bavais. France, some very yalua-
bic relics have just been found. A
workman has dug up vase containing
many gold pieces of the times of the Ro-
man emperors, Other vases have been
discovered, and it is reported that there
are more than ten million coins conceal
ed in the neighborhood of the ancient
city. Nearly one million have already
been dug up. The proprietor of the
land claims the treasure as do also the
workmen and the State.
A dispatch from newfoundland states
that the government Of that province has
resigned
The North German Gazette, alluding
to the sympathy manifested in Belgium
Tor the Uitramontanes. declares that
every government is bound to check the
disposition of its subjects TO participate
In revolutionary attempts against friend
ly power.
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HO FARMERS.

e. c. HASSE has received large stock of the eel
rated GsnsyA
Garden, H.y, SfrnsU, .zTSsssss-e.
and Sp0dtssg Forks, H0y
and Garden sakes. Gfc.. Ia
fact yJE o. Farmer sseelzs, isa the
.ag7ScasItur0I lime. GulI and
er0saisse before TepssvchASjssge ekse~
ichefe, as he Is bOssAA& to se1J "a
cheap as the cAe1pusk
ls-+su "a AAssx,
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GUSTaD FEHRS.


Nv fers mis- services for repairing all kinds of
Cis>cks and watches. Has fine and well selected
assortment of the latest and best styles of Clocks
Aztterican, English and Swiss Watches also of Gold
sad Plated Jewelry, at his new Brick Store on sth
ezaet, aouth side one door south of Kremer's Mani
0SSoc. DIV
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FOR SALE! !

House, and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and
farm Of sixty acres with barnes
and outhouses appertaining g
thereto {; in the village OF
Mishicott, for sale On easy
terms. Fo- particulars oa
terms enquire en- the premises,
or 6 IRA P. SMITH ~f tbis city.
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E. KERRY.

WORK Street. Mantle " oc. Wis. Dealers
Il in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
sSfahs ware, Boots and Shoes Ready made Clothing
Pser hangings, Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
LAMPS &c. &c. share of public patronage is soIi-
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ED. MAEEKLIN,

hrUESfst and ApOtheeary. Sth street
Il opposite the Post Office. Is fully provided
with scomplete selection of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
ssss snd offers his services especially to the PHysI
CLANS ef this village and county for the careful and
scS@ss3i<ic preparation of their prescriptions Is
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s. S.4NDERSO.E.

kH HANUFACTURER and Dealer in
M Boots, Shoes Leather, &C., &c. Shop on Buffalo
street, the of Eighth Repairing neatly
+, saf promptly executed.
Aanitowoc, September 90, 1865
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n. R.4rSCH

IL "A
~ kinds OF work IN the line of my business prompt
ky attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction
has, Just received Wing Ornsbey's multiplying
CAMERA OBSCURA with which can take small
pictures of the finest order, for dollar per Dozen
eas,Sographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
cssEAueiY on hand York Street IS-4tf
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f.. SCHULTZ 5, co.

H4 ANUF AITU RERS AND DEALERS
Nk an Leather, Hides Shoe Findings, Betting ofall
sf<Es constantly on hand at Milwaukee prices. Our
is made of the best tanned Leather. Office
o~h street SSuth side, door north of Williams
AaeAse, Mauitowoc Wis
Sd cash paid for Hides Skins Tallow aud Barkss
1873
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~. 4. RES.ATT.

IE0USE. SIGN AND CARRIAGE
Il Painter, Quay Street, Joining the new Touring
0rsii South Side. Offers his service to the Citizens
of rhis City in the above branches at the rea-
says4ble rates.
Msnitowoc June 14th 1872
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FRED CIRRUS.

ESRACTECAL FURiER, Keeps con-
X stantly Oh hand the largest and best assortment
or Rats and caps of the latest Styles the lowest pos
sfb5s prices, and always pays the highest value in
SASH f"rall kinds offurs. 16-1
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FIRED SEEGER.

4STFERS to his many friends and the
W public generally, choice selection of Fresh
Meats, Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beef and Hams
shsalders, Sausages Tallow and Lard at the loves
rsSess- Market on Commercial Street. Oily
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FRED. SCHR EDER.

M EAT MarKete--HaVIng purchased
EfA the business of Wn. Brown, shall hereafter
sssastanty keep hand the choicest meats at the
a@est rates. A share of public patronage solicited
1917
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CHARLES HOrER.

NJERCHANT TAILORING ESTAB-
EV& lishmeht, Sth street. south end of Bridge
The tailoring department is complete and contains
large assortment of fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly II hand Please call
md examine before purchasing elsewhere. 1871
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III. COAKLEY. .FT, ID.

Y1FKYSSICHAN and Surgeon. tenders
his professional services to the people of the City
Ead county of Manitowoc. Office over j. A Koehler's
Score. Isl
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General Ne,cS.

There was white frost in Goifstown and
Weare, New Hampshire, yesterday morning
and it is feared that tho fall crops have
suffered. At Manchester, overcoats and
gloves were worn, and another irost was
threatened last evening.
The Carolina Messenger publishes reports
from Wayne, Greene, Leno,r. Duppin and
Johnston counties. IN North Carolina, that
the growing cotton Is suffering greatly from
the rust, A week ago 1t looked very prom
sng and was dong we'll. Extremely dry
weather and a sudden change TO cdld he as
signed as tho cause.
The Usage land case in Kansas has been
decided hv the U. s. Ciicmt Court in favor
of the settlers. 1t will probably be appealed
to the Supreme Cout of the United States.
The case covers the title to nearly 1000 OOu
acres of ceded Usage lands, on which nenrly
sc, 900 people have made their homes. These
lands are claimed by the Leavenwoith, Law
renee Il Galveston, and the Missouri, Kan
sas Il Texas Railroad Companies.
The trouble which seems to be chronic III
the South broke out III Lancaster, Garrand
county, Kentucky, ON Saturday, where q
| fight took place between parties OF whit,
and colorcd men. Peace was restored by
| the presence of United States troops, after
one white and two colored men had heel
| killed. No explanation of the cause ol
| origin OF the atfray is gwen. There wa
also fight ut Monterey, in owen county
| Kentucky, On the same day, which resulted
in tho killing OF one man. Militia wer'
| Gent 10 10th places by the Governor OF Ken
| tuCky.
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CRIDTE.

The Rev. John II. Glendenning has
formally requested the Presbytery of
Jersey City to investigate the charges
against him, The clerk of the Presbytery
replies that the subject will he consider,
ed at the next stated meeting, to he held
in October.
An attempt was made on Il Jersey City
ferry boat, last Wednesday night, to as
sassinate John +. Trumpler agent ofGov-
ernor Baxter who was sent to New 1orl
to buy 81, 900 worth of firearms, Trump
ler accuses Senator Clayton, Judge Nc
Cure and Sheriff Oliver, of Little Roci
Of completely in the crime.
Dick Cooper, Anthony Grant and Sila'
Johnson celored, who feloniously assault
ted and robbed Mrs. Burnley at Crook
haven, Mississippi, ON the night of th'
10th instant, were taken from the jail II
Brook haven, on Saturday night, an'
hanged by IL mob of one thousand citl
zens. The culprits confessed their guilt
GeorgeW .Claypoole, n newspaper clcrl
in the Post office mt Baltimore, was arroa
ted as he was leaving the Post -oihc" O
| Saturday night; for robhing the mail,
| Fifty letters box containing II l"';,l
bracelet and a costly jet cross, and anrn
| Der of pawn tickets for .lcwelry Wel
| found ON him. He confessed his quit an
| was committed for trial.
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MIR. BEEIil AT THE WHITE
MOUNTAINS.

TWIN MOUNTAIN ITousE, N. H., Aug. -.
Rev. Henry Ward i'cecher arrived here
on Thursday evening. The Gcene OF his
first appearance ON the piazza after ar
irving was one seldom Witnessed iii far
off spot like this. Everybody here, men,
women and child cn. crowded around
him, graa,,ed him by the hand, and show
ed him. 10y the enthusiasm they mani
tested in their silent greeting OF him
the sympathy they felt and the adnlira
ton they cared not to disscmble
BOSTON, August 23.-The announce
ment that Rev. Henry Ward Beecher was
to preach at Twin Mountain House, New
hampshire, caused large influx OF peo-
pie to hear INN. Stages loaded with
visitors, aggregating loo, from all the
hotels an towns in the vicinity, arrived
A pulpit was temporarily erected III the
parlor, and the usual service was held
| The text was taken from III Timothy H..
part of the 10Th verse "Neyertheless tlit
foundation of God standeth sure having
this seal The Lord knowcth them tina
are His" The sermon lasted one hou
and a quarter, and was a general one
making no allusion whatever TO III
scandal.
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HIischiefin The Air.

We cannot analyze the mrial poisons that
produce epidemic and endemic diseases; but
the valuable discoveries which have been
made in vegetable pharmacy enable us 10
counteract their naliic influence. The most
powerful known antidoto to every species OF
malaria il IIpstetter's Stomach Bitters.a pure
botanical medicine in which the finest an
tiseptics, tonics. alternatives and stimulant.
of the vegetable kingdom are skilllnliy and
effectively combined. At seasons of tho yeal
when tho atmosphere is surcharged witt
any infectious diseases supposed to be prt sen
] in the air. this famous corrective should b'
taken regularly as II protective. All VIII
| choose to observe this precaution may bidde
| fance to intermittent and remittent ieyers
and in fact to all disorders generated by ion
| eX limitations OF impure water. auglOtog
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NOTICES..
REGISTRY BUREAU

NJ OTICE.-The REGISTRY Bureau Will be
N opened on MON DAY. July 18th. inst.
TO avoid confusion and t'e better " arrange
tho work of this Depa. ment. tho city mas
been divided into Sections. and the time
appointed in which the citizens tproperty
huldArs) In each fection are respectiuiiy re-
ques. cd 10 present their deeds with correct
desc ion oil their property ~ inns Chice
Sec Oh lst OK 20 IDS from Mari ct T. Union.
and from Front to Sevoa'i Streets; from July
18th Ito 9th. ~,
Section Z, extends from Market to Union.
and from Seventh to Thirteenth streets; from
July n 70 Auau 10th.
Section 8. OK crcs from MARKET to Union.
and fro II III eeith to lIrandyw'ne; from Au-
gust 10th to 2Ath. .
Section 4, extends from Market to Union.
and from Front Street South TO City Line;
from August 2ith to september TN.
Section 8, West of Market nnd North ol
brandywine; from September 7th to list.
Section q. East OF Ma. ket and North oi
Ninth streets; from September 2lst to October
5th.
Section Z. East of Market street and from
Third to Ninth streets; from Oct. 9th 10 l9th.
Section y. East of Market street, and south
from Third to A streets; from Oct. l9th to Nov
ID.
Section 0, East of Market and south from
A st, TO City Line: fIom Nov. II to 10Th.
All Deeds, Conv vcyanceH or Transfers OF Roa
Estate made after July llth. 1874 must be en-
tered in this office before they arc sent To New
Castle to be recorded.
A copy 0fthe Registry Law and blank form
for the description Of prop, rty Will be turnish
Gu U" A'P'''''''' =" N. q. CoNwELL.
Chief Eng ,necr and Surveyor,
les .Sm Ieuth and KING Streets.
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.Auofhcr CYerDicdI Scandal.

Developments in the social world have
suddenly burst forth, which, when they
come to be generally known, will cause
almost as many breasts TO ache, and
quite as general dsmay, as tho Beecher
scandal. Tho offending party In this IN
stance occupies an ecclesiastical position
of more responsibility and greater exal-
tation than does the pastor of plymouth
church. In this case there can bo no
doubt about tho character OF the Onence.
It is one that husband can neither
"pardon nor cOndOnc," and Will not al
nit of compromise or adjustment by
mutual friends. On the contrary, the
matter will be brought into the courts OF
Chicago by an action for divorce. !he
lady involved in this painful scandai IL
woman of wealth and cultivation.
Hitherto she has stood high in social
circles, and has born u spotless reputa-
ton. Her amours coming to the kn0wl-
edge of her husband, a separation ensued
anu pe.iding the proceedings already IN
stituled, the lady is employed in the capa-
city of n gOveInesS in II wealthy iainlly
at HYDE Park. She speaks the French
language, which is her native tongue.
Her husband is n prominent insurance
man in La Sale street. The gentleman,
not very many years since, transferred
his business 10 Chicago, where he has
been unusually successful in the accum-
ulation of wealth. An lDscrutable IroVi-
dence, which directs the affairs of men,
soon after tho removal Of the gentleman
and his wife to this city, ruled that the
tclergyman shor,d soon after follow, and
| intimacy, once begun, was continued
| until the evidence of guilt came to light
which has east blight upon happS
home and tarnished the glittering FAINT
of an otherwise most noble life. e.-Chiet
! m Past
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pemocra,,c state Convention.

The Democratic voters tlroughout tne
st.tn ara hereby notified to meet i'll their
rnsnectiye hundreds of each county-due
nniice thereof being given-for the pur-
nose of electing fifty five delegates from
each county to attend State Gonven- e
lion 10 he held at DOVER on TIL RS
DAY, the 27th day of AUGUST, ls74, a at
one o clock, p. m, for the purpose. @f no,
minating candidates for. the Offices OF
Goyernorand Representative inCongress'
and to take such other action in rel atioh
to the approaching canvass Us shall pe
deemed adv istble.
By order Of the State Executive Com
mitee. -,
August 9Th, 1874.
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The OIG UOrIti's NeWs.
REFUSAL OF RUSSIA TO RECoGs-EE 1hE
SPANISH REpu BIC.

REFUSAL OF RUSSIA TO RECodS w lhh
SPANISH REPuBI1c.
LONDON, August 22.-The RUSSIA GOV
ernment refused to recognize the Sp 'ni4li
Republic. 1t is in consequence OF this that
the other powers delay complete reco@nl'
ton. 1t is reported, however, that the
governments OF Austria and Germany have
sent credentials to their representative al
Madrid.
VIENNA, August 23.-The P,esse' an.
nounccs that the Austrian and German
charges d'aifair at Madrid were noliiiet
on Friday last OF the recognition by thei
respective governments oi President Ser
rano AS tho Chief OF the executive powe
of Spain.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-24

TIE Governor of Knnsus has b m inioiiI-
ed ~ .tt.cD 'u Indians, at icnt eoun
cll dec | W. against Ia q SIuIe. lie there
lore asks the War Department u ihfhish
him with 1000 .carhln ',,tnd aeeont'eihehls,
and lO,t NJ cnlliIdg,s tor the deiencn of The
Kansas frontier.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-24

It is hoped that the Committee will
have the hour for starting the free ain
from Dover on the 9th inst. changed to
o'clock instead of 8 rs at present pro-
posed. There is no need to delay 1t SO
late
The daily gazette., 1874-08-24

Charles C. Woolley, carpenter and
builder, announces himself II candidate
for the Democratic nomination for AS
SCISSOR in the Northern District.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-24

NJ" Jehu Pyle declines being IL cand'-
date ut the Democratic nomination Ion
Assessor in the Northern District.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-24
A MEDICINE CHEST IN MINIATURE.

Mishler's Herb Bitters is not beverage;
but IL strictly medicinal PREPARATION more
thoroughly adapted TO tue wants ui tne stne
raj public than any other in the market tn
like all other 80 called Remediesit Is prepared
under the direct personal supervision 9i 40
eminent Physician. > Il. Hartman, M: ";
the senior proprietor is n regular graduate oi
The Jefferson Medical College OF Philadelphia
and II practicing physician OF large eSperi-
enco and extensive practice, ln sueh hnhuS
the public may rest assured that Mlshier
Herb Bitters is compounded IN strict accord
ance with correct Pharmaceutical princliits'
and that none but the choi;est ingredients enter
into its composition ,.... .-..c
that it possesses merit n high order. Mer
| chants. bankers. clergymen. lawyers. clerks
and others engaged in sedentary occupations,
| experience its wonderful effects IN relieylng
| the depression caused by severe mental In
Dor; while the mechanic. farmer ana lhhorrr'
| find their bodily vigor restored like magic by
its use. ~
| Al this season Of the year, when DlA-
| RRuHA. .CRAMPs CoLICs and kindred disorders,
| caused by eating unripe fruits, imprudent IN =
diligence in cold drinks. e. :. are lreYalen,;
| n certain, speedy and ,otual remedy VIII
| be found in Mishler's Herb Bitters.
| The depressing feeling OF iangnor or De1ili-
IT, incident to tho 'heated term - ut once
| removed. the energies fes'oreu, anu new m ~"
and vigor impaired to the Frustrated system
by its use. ..-,
vRCTioNs OF THE KIDNEYS it invariably WORKS
| like n charm. 1t il not n drastic purge nor
! heady stimulant. violent in its operations: but
it il simply natural remedy, thoroughly
adapted to assist nature. 1t supplies tone TO
the stomach, reinyigorates the digestive or
gans, stimulates the secreiions.and promoting
a regular action of the bowels enables every
, organ of tho body to perform its allotted Work
| regularly and without Interruptions
| 1t is the unerring certainty OF desired re
| quits attendant on its use. coupled with Inc
fact that it s prepared by physician OF elni
nence in his profession. that has rendered
Misher's Herb Bitters sopopular and as iaml
liar as II household word..-TnousANbs Oh
MOTHeBs all over the land have found It T.
| be the safest and best remedy for use in theii
families; they not only give il. with perfect
safety to even the youngest child, but wher
usedwith caution find it the safest means u
| ensuring their oipn health and freedom iron
: the weary aches and pains incident to thei
: sex. Perfectly harmless. it is just the remedy
j. needed by them to enable Nature to pcriarn
her functions noturaitv. regularly and 'oithou
,ncanpenience: No l4ApY SHOULD BE w'Thou
IT ilsho would possess the clear. blooming Gem
: pIexIon and cheerful spirits inscparahle iron
sound health. 1t il sold by all Druggists an
General Dealers; is neatly put up IN s1uaT
GLASS Bottles, enclosed in II yellow wrapper
II Is not sold ON Draught. being strictly Il me
\ dtcinat preparation. and ms such Is endorse
by many of the most eminent physicians oi II
n country, ~
aug5 -eodim 2d&3lp. ..
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NomInATE THE BEST MEN.-At this
time it is more important than ever that
the best and most competent men should
be nominated for the City Council and
other Offices. We hope the Democrat
especially will remember this.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-24

Under Il recent decision OF Attorney
General Wii'ilms, 3,1O6, 78i acres Of pub
''c land, g anted to several railroad com
par ;ra. revert to the Government by tht
conditions on WHICH the grapt5 Were
made.