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STOCK STEALING.

OMAHA, July 16.-An official telegram from
Fort Steele, Wyoming, to-day, says ; Twenty
Indians came within half mile Of the Fort
at this morning, and took the stock belong
ing to the citizens. 4 telegram from Fort
Fetterman, Wyoming, says: A six days
scout in the vicinity OF Laramie Peak found
no signs of Indians.
Immense clouds Of grasshoppers are reported
as having alighted yesterday near Columbus,
Nebraska, doing some adrnage. They are
rapidly moving eastward.
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BASE BALL.

CHICAGO July 15.-The Chcagos defeated
the PhiIadelphias this afternoon by a score of
10 to B
Six Of the home nine were burned ont in
the Continental Hotel, which was destroyed
by the tirt. Yesterday
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THE INDIANA NOMINATIONS,

INDIANAPOLIS, July l6-The following ticket
WAS nominted: Secretary of State, j. f. Neff,
of Randolph county: Auditor, c. Henderson,
of Morgan county; Treasurer, B. G. Shaw, of
Marion county; Superintendent of Public In
struction, }. II. Smart, of Allen county; At
torney General, c. \. Buskirk, of Gibson
county; Judge OF the Supreme Court Horace
p Biddle, Of Case county Messrs Hender-
son and ddle We're also nominated on the
the farmers ticket
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RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, July l6.-River :eet snersss.
and stationary. Weather clear AMI pleasant,
PrrrsBURG, July 16.-River Feet 3 iochss.
and falling. Weather clear AMI pleasant
LOUISVILLE, July IT, River stationary 4 sss I.
in the canal. Heavy rain this morning cleat ss,-
night.
EVANSVILLE, July 16.-Heavy rs.n during n.
night clear since noon and ~a-D River sss
tionary after rising Is inches
CAIRO, July l6.- Arrived Mar, Alice from nAs
Orleans, 4. NJ, Atlantic from ST Louia7; Cog
itol City from st. Louis, 6 p. NJ. Departed; Msrr
Alice for st. Louis, A. NJ, Capitol City ~
Vicksburg 2. NJ. River u feet Lncbes, fslkae.
Weather cloudy; mercury 81.
Sr. LOUIS, July lG.-Arrived Henry Acses
from New Orleans No departures. kiysr faEz
ing slowly. Weather clear and eoolsr. Anosts-
heavy rain last night. f-4it -.
Vh:KsBUB0. July l6-No boa.s 20 81 down .s-
day. River falling slowly Wrateer VAIN ara
clear.
MEMPHIS July lG.-Rycr statonsry. Wsaths q
clear and hot. Arrived Clarksvile from ArSase~
sas River, City OF Chester from st. LOUIS
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THE NEW CABLE LANDED,

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 16-The telegraph
able vessels Farrady and ambassador finish ed
their work in this harbof last night, and re-
turned to Rye Beach this morning with a WIS.,
iting party. Both ships then sailed for Nova
Scotia
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LARGE FORGERIES.

New YORK, July 1G.-Rronson Il Co. have
received a telegram from the National Bank
of Scotland, London, saying that forged circu-
lar notes, purporting to be issued from this
office, are atioat. They caution persons not
to cash any notes without proper identification
OF the bearer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LITTLE Rock, July l6-The Constitutional
Convention to-day completed its organization
Providence, r. l., July 16. The Provi-
dence insurance companies represented in
Chicago lose less than $1,000
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4 BALTIMORE BANK RCTIRES.

BALTIMORE, July l6.-The stockholders of
the Central National Bank Of Baltimore give
official notice this morning that the bank will
retire from business in this city, and apply
for change Of its title and transfer to New
York. under the provisions of the National
Banking Act
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MARINE.

LONDON, July 16.-Arrived Amazon Arrsssss (
at Queenstown, Mira
NEW YoRK, July 16.-Arived Greece.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July l6, la Ms-BsyMnets-
1910 Wind northeast, fresh.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Carondelet,
Pass AL OUrRR, July Is, u M.-=Wina ess .e
northeast, strong. Weather hazy.
Arrived: Dutch brig Cornela fom pernambaca
Sailed: Steamship State OF Minnesota AMI
brig J. l. Bowen.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 16, P H.-Baro<sss~~
1910. Wind +. n. r., fres!'.
No arrivals.
Sailed Steamboat Jessie for Brazos
NEw YoRK, July 16. Arrived Hamnonla
NEW YoRx, July l8sr-Arriyed Steamer IUeopsa.
from Gasgow, and City OF Aer,diap.
LONDON, July 16.AArived at Deal: BaEks
Bremen from New ORLEANS for Bremen, Ystromn
Pensacola for Amsterdam. At Hayte: Haxt
Diamant from Galveston At Liverpool: Bah
Lizzie Dalgieish from New Or1eana, Ieaas from
Galveston. saiisd from Liverpool: Ship FofmosAa
fps NJ " Orleans.
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1t is depressing sign that numbers of i'm
migrants from Europe are reported as taking
passage homewWrl at New York on account
Of the scarcity Of employment
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MAINE NOMINATIONS.

AUGUSTA, July 16-Mr Eugene Hale ha
accepted the Congressional nomination ten
dered by the Republicans OF the Fifth District
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THE LOSS AT THE CHICAGO Ere.

CHICAGO, July 16-The total INSURANCE.
losses by the fire is So 727, $50. Total salvag,
estimated at 1882, 800. Actual loss 50, Pa, $40
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AKIDyAPPER ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, July Ga private detective
arrested Christopher Wooster, suspected of
being one of the parties implicated in the
Ross child stealing case. He is in Jail await
ing further investigation
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THE VOMITO.

HAVANA, July 1G.-Many fatal eases of
vomito have occurred in the shipping, and
some in the city.
Smallpox is also prevalent
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A Hl'RKl(ANE.

LOWELL, Mass, July 16. A hurricane
passed over our city to-day, doing consider
able damage
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JAY COOKIES BANKRUPTCY.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1G.-Before Register
Mason, to-day, the examination OF the affairs
of Jay Cooke Co., bankrupts, by the coun
sci of the creditors began. Jay Cooke was
first examined. He referred the counsel tc
the books of the firm for most of the informa-
ton they desired
Mr.. Fahnestock senior partner of the firm
and a resident in New York, said that at the
time OF the suspension of the firm of Jay
Cooke Il Co he was indebted to Jay Cooke,
McCulloch 4 Co. The latter firm held no col
attelals to secure this Indebtedness jay
Cooke u Co. We're solvent September 18th, and
We're insolvent on September 18th, caused by
their inability to raise funds to meet the Ce-
mand. The chief cause was the advances
made by them to the Union Pacific Rail
road.
All these advances We're made by the advice
of Jay Cooke. The witness frequently objected
to this class Of investments. No proposition
was ever made by the firm to exchange Union
Pacific bonds for real estate. The PhilaGel-
phia house was largely indebted to my house
Witness also demonstrated against this. All
three houses stopped at the same time The
examination is to be resumed Friday.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-17

DEMOCRATIC PBosPEcs IN THE South. "A
gentleman who has just returned here from IN
extensive business trip through the Southern
States gives most encouraging account OF
the prospect for the return Of large number
Of Democratic congressman at the approach
ing elections. The Democrats, he is con.
fdent, will carry every district now represent
ed BY them, and q very marked change of
sentiment is developing in the Republican
districts.
The change in great part grows out Of the
action Of Congress in refusing TO listen TO the
appeal of the taxpayers of South Carolina for
a redress of grievances Southern people who
have substantial interests in their States, and
who have been acting with the Republican
party now openly express the opinion that
they cannot hope for much from the party in
power, and their only reliance seems 10 be to
get a Democratic majority in at least one
branch of Congress Another reason for this
change Of sentiment was the manifest dis
inclination On the part of the majority at the
last session to dealiberally towards the South
in the payment Of claims Justly due, as. for
instan %. the payment OF mail contractors for
services rendered before the vsr.--Speciol to
B0kimOre Sts., july l. IT, go
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HARTFORD INSURANCE LOSSES.

HARTFORD, July rs. The risks of the Hart
ford Insurance Company on property in the
Chicago burnt district amount to >Sl73, 900,
as follows Htna, $4,000; Hartford, SAT,
600 Connecticut, 5000 Orient, $3.50 and
Atlas $500
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AMERICAN ATHLETES LEAVE FOR EyuLASp.

PHILADELPHIA, July ia large crowd wit
messed the departure of the steamer Ohio for
Liverpool this morning, with nearly four hun
bred passengers, including the members OF
the Boston and Athletic base ball clubs on
their professional tour in England. A number
Of the friends Of both the clubs accompany
them, including several representatives of the
Boston press. In addition there embarked on
the Ohio a number Of invited guests, who ac-
company the clubs down the river as far as
Delaware City, with a band Of music the de-
sign being to return in steam tug from that
point.
COLUMBUS, July l6.-The Republican State
Central Committee and number of promi-
nent persons from various portions OF the
State met here to-day, for consultation. Sen,
ator Sbermon, Congressman Garfield, Foster,
Sherwood. Bundy, Lawrence and ex-Gov
Noyes, We're among those present, and made
short speeches favoring an earnest and active
campaign.
The point Of the speeches WAS that the
issues to be presented we're purely national,
and that as there wac no Legislature to elect
this fall, the question Of temperance could
not legitmately GENE into The canvass. The
I'd day Of September was fixed ae the time fos
holding the State Convention
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Ths resent rain has been general throughout
the West, and just come Ia. time 70 save the
corn and oata There viii now be very little
apprehension for the safety Of those crops,
unless the remainder Of the saasCH should
prove very unfavonble
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SANTASDEE, July l5-The commandment OF
Bilboa has asked for reinforcements, which
were sent hence to-day. The blockade of
Bilboa by land is complete, and strongly
maintained by the Carlists
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

. - y II - g. S'ss
BELOW VII % found The receipts 81
CAHles Heye eau 6heep ~ the differ
ent goeqs to.dey mp % IA osloek:' VI
-. I1ssin ASH Hugs, 6, 604ly Sheep,
JsAs.i III M ssstsaFss4 {
bEEE sCAIILk; The receipts al
CettIs to-day were, again lileraj, and
sMilh she large mben I'm unsold yes.
terday re supply ~ greatly II ex.
'csssvf tno dsmeAd. h6 Caxls pens
are al tlled, ana Sheep and Hog .pend
41p peused y order u yifd tIld
~ 80 sa;ss; tr. g ss
o, .sies.s -. sesosst q sh.sat g
sR.sN X. - ~ 1911 1N
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

~ Virtue Of a Ixeeutton to ~ diFecssd fruu
e 8! se ss:l ~ 7is{3 =
end rally y. lvs0 6 Ds11o1a15s Tor d IN q
Twp H1p1d "a Elfa1Il1ee Dollars and =
'ss1es, ! havs hvts1 ~ - Sellsviae ri =
tats taken e psggMu oe 80 Dcfe1da6as 70 at
s s I 81: 81 50 4, q g. - - E
c1nee ~ ~ GeoEoa q tie buiIdng occupied
" y. j JosdeA end J. W. Jordal ID 01foG
.Aad vill olss ne same for sale 10 ths hlsAssl
h140ef fQe CO. = hAnA, o. the 0eA DAY Of zpfil
=. nsl4g ae1Aen1ot6an11A - oeonA - y,
~ : go a M q. a "a e i.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

q H6n. Schuyler Colfax mik6s ai1.ad-
Edsess toSthe Odd FelloYs y s1nrlipg-
'tos' lows o. III 2eh iAsi Hhatdsy
s. ~ 55th 4piversary Of Odd Fellow
r. In ~ s. TIA fla4 n Eeilcks
a this sisy aSill have III Invitation 10
s5end.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16
sTheI Thresher Of the Period

which hse creatN4 1ucl1 d IevOlntiDnin the trade
and bee01ne SO FELLY. ESTABLISHED "a the
sIcadin& ThTeshetss 0fthie day and generation.
th0uaAn4 grain raloer1 prUn0unce these machines
ENxm9L4Y UNQUALIFIED for grain saving,
Ss.s ~. .a .s.g r Mcasy .s.....
59.1nesl, nnA 40-fneh Cylmders. VIII
o. o 10 aaA l4Mouse ssMouatea,s Pow
ere, Also 0eparatoRs ssAIOne., ex nressly
lnR A1el0RoWeR. and IWnFOvcd ROE-
Table STEAM ENGINES for Steasn
uagAames. IT'S - 81
Or aeparaeoFs Alone or horse Powers s.aIone'
Is waiI ~ GRAIN RAIsHas AND FAnMEls who
want their efaln thfeslled, sased and cleaned to
the best advantage, are invited, TO send for our
ncW1uftf page Illustrated Pamphlet and Circular
(sent NEG giving full particulars ab0ut these Inns
ABi NICHOLS, SHEPARD CO,
NV II ! Battle Creek. Mich
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Phillip HargeshsihderH Was Kicked by
: horse few days sgo, ffacturing So
right arm badly. Ea fzssA
a Hr. Briggs, gentleman 81 years
Of ago, In getting into bed on Friday
night set his clothes on fire, burning
himself, from the elfssts Of which b
Ned last night. Tho Instant sssistsuce
|ofthe family, who were in an adjoin-
ing room, was all that prevented con.
Aaers Mon Of the house. 4
Tn temperance wave has ma reach
led ~ yet, and consequently We can
tslre our beer, or benzine, = tho ease
may be-no women desisine 10 molsst
Or make us afraid |; all 10 havs 10 do
a to make the semi-annuAl setilcsuept
required Of a. BY Judge Willisns. ~
" One Of QUE citiTensa abort time ago
returned froma thirty days term Of
service rendered his country { y By eat
isg his grubat tho expense Of Wapello
county, lopened his saloon again, ana
n now endeavoring to make up for
iosttihe. 'ss ~ VS. ssa
q cram. con. case few days. since
caused Z slight ripple upon the usually
steady current OF events in middle life
ont on the prAirie. The party Was
taksn before Esqaire Benedict where
he waived examination md gave bail
for his appearance 1t court asss Il =
By tho way, I have heard lawyers
say that the more we common people
knpN abouts law, the iesS lawing there
Would b. Now. for the purpose OF
gaiAieg . little knowledge Of this kind,
|;pyrmit me to ask few questions. In
the ease above mentioned, whom the
Fmstyawho played the woman ID this
.csse, filed an Information before ESQ.
Benedic, charging another party with
Nous crime, for which warrant
6f itreet was issued and served by
E0on Crtgo, why was Mother warrant
nor prisoner returned to the Justice /?
Why Was the defendant taken intola
a. spdIce instead Of before the nails
tfate, who Issued the warrant WIN
pa ~ that ~ was released and went
h0mA and tbe matter hushed M ?
fWhys was tho = &fnforrnati6n.
two, dAys alterws.da ,lwithdrsrn
W "thd attorneys for H. .nrasers,Z
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

LaAAess Furnll an6 9ssAs II :
"A ~ the new stylss aud novelties are being
Fn1ufved bys1. 81 AowkA ~ tn lejjeaj1.e
'Sofdially invited . fuapscs thSm. @ !
For al kinh o. xotk IL thG n 20.
graphic art 60 to Hovsr's galAy y Hot
Office Block on Market st. xo@0 DIV.
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Ior ins Iaabra1lt ehoEx6 -, - ~
Hovr's sallssy ID r. o. Bloek on market
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MILLINERY AT vsIaoLEsALE.
II. II. Hawks is now prepared TO sell
Millinery Goods at WtelAh ~ daDlicske
Chicago and St. Louis prices. apl dtwtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

1ilh sey:Ts ~
y, q. HAWKS b Soy sec1(,lar ~ Jfthe'
lWtsat and best selected stocks Of Sprlue
md Supmer Millinery ever brought latol
|Noathern Iowa, which win b. cold q rees-
caa6le prices. The ladies are slpecially In.
vitsd % call and it shsah IS 81
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-04-16

Fine Rsmbrandt's Photograph nsas J.
Hoverb Union Block.
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a'as ~ le nsssay Bssis&
gEs.sA y ~ Aaeslssa Sp,k.4 sfc,rss
16waaflk Wapell0 eo1ns4. I6WA, d shs ID az
Of March. tS5i. IN ssttny horse Aule, asscsiDSa
q follows:
About oas rear old, moase color, no especial
s0aseo ApqsuDeA - ~
WN. CALDWELL,
4w3t County Auditor.
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Go 70 kAsssssss.s< Pos fs. soea
o'gar. Ill arm lsd&wlm.
N. H. HsxkshAs q. AAud large ssock
Of the celebrated Madame Foy Cossets.
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q lE9, VX:Asf nf sssaEfa estf
Recttner4 49,. -. 42O0 90
Dealers, retail liquor. 800
DoaofD, wholesale fqtor 1900
Qealep y malt hQnorsS Nhnlesale.-.......-.. 5Oen
uoalefn % malt liquors, reeaf1a..........,... 2000
Do01oW q l0Af tObacC0-. !. ........- 800
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 800 on
I And or oAleA Of 0yer tl,000, nifty cents ~ 4
s-s Tor every dollar in excess Of ol,000......
DAaieD y manufactured tobacco. Il . ..s 50I
Manufectnrers Of stills. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Anu roy eoch etiil manufactured. 300
4 mn lot each worm manufactured....... 20DQ
AAnWaceurers Of ~. y 1000
Manufocturere Of MISREPRESENTATION. 1900
keddaeEn OF tobacco, nrst class tmore
than two hosses1 .t.s...,.............s-..s 5e.O9
Ped0eruQf tobacco, second class two
80 no90oN .... 2S0o
Poo0lers of tobacco, third class Zone horse) la00
Peddlen Of tobsoeo, fourth class ION foot 4 10
sr public convex ancel. .......-,......... 1000
Brewers ct lens than 200 barrels. 200
Brewers Of 600 hgsels OF more...sy,.....,-a. 10000
Any persons, 20 liable, who shall fail to COM
ply VIII ne foregoing Requirements will he sub,
Persons Or arms In Marion, Mahaska, keo-
knks Monroe, wapeifo or Appanoose, Conn.,
ties n4bls. 70 pAys anyg Of the Special
IAke1 named above must apnly to John Lofiand,
Dopn1ys Coliset0f OF AteEaAI Revenue at Ooka-
slocsax leva, and pay for and procure the Special
Tax Stamp q EtainpA they need. pE4or 10 Nav /.
'is14 "a WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
III ~ j.. W. DOUGLASS.
II sSsss+ ConAmissionsr of Internal Revenue
oRFIcE or IxTEnNAL RsvRKuR.a Is
3g WAsnis eToS, p. FEBKUARy 10, 1874. ti,..
ms WIT - 2 -
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% y
s fhs above We clip from thu com
mercial editorial columsse9 ~,
Louis 1niy Democrat of y III SS "
The onblusion ar}lv6a IS "a - Y
or lfo batural. % 50 AZ 1tIGsss
; sN2ib3e Wow a thes ation, t6st
lassAaevbr could S ~ any 60
would u entert9 ~ wing AIN y
where IDEAL interestS r ,pt. diH 81 =
lAionS. whilaAn 1Saes r 1sSs
> reite rate what wc have " UltS6,''
IL torm@r yasgssoi1 (tapvghit msysot
Be unpopular h lallfOhd s4uSez~.
ing timea) thati9 ordas 70 70 have the
sts49N Cs&aN. n. p extended apya1
vHn1e Sr any gspsst filled, the people
along tie line must show that they
appreciate snhAa saAn6 if1y1dvesxntsI
by the enssuisss Of aailbsfal ity cons
smensurste with Ne work and sls0 grsas
benefits to be derived tAereiroh. reg
tumwa has laid before StsLotiis peo-
pie her views, has represented her
case, and nothing Aole bGwe BE, On
now be done, except 70, observe what
action il h6alhyA hS srailrOad 6nmb pan
f. f.. and. and b 5aady'ss qefssien asn.aq''
We 4Qpss "a citizen of Wapello
no wolisWi1her Or Onrz,mntc.
rial interests and future prosperity,
win need 70 b exhofteda to duty
whenever the time shall srrivc to act.
~ 1Dst dnsS HI Al IA sSaoas.,|
dairy IL We ever fsil again, BY rea-
eOn q our own act. we ought to slnm.
oer ma als "a ~ Z ~ |. psepls: /
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nsss..ay ns.!essa

S 49, ~. 81 -, 5000 e 1870
1ownslih WlpsAo County. Iowa, q. 10 i1tS
Ak q March, 1874 :. ,!s a'ssss A4ss9
Two ysars old past, Ill white, snail bit o. Of
the point Of TIA len ear.
Hlls s!s::s;s ssaa
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n. Il. Hawks has at e1,25 . splendid
twc.button IA Qlpve.sT fssI5E N5Ee,
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8 OTTUMWA COURIER

ID MTUMWA COURIER
I.sD4s =! !, & 3 I'm i ! 60 I !
4 W. T. BEN acquitted Of
charge q ~ har-
by Esq. Riord1I
A. -.p.-sas. - $500
Z oux Cry ~ eaised' u IN .
II spriHl Ne s4lnnlsts ~
oubt r ling lks town.
!. I'd III
" + excitssa srssl deal Of a.
49, ssssaas. s.s.ss " il ssts. h
Prs94 ~ brigltsssl ny
bir ChiI6 ss I slifiit q 9 = u 80 .
adies ~ .ihay sslla g,sods
i = cl Z ~ Il s 49, ss'' .. 4
ss-ssSss .. taasssssss 8
2. r Ree6IG M psl lIplasa Assfes
vsrsd j t .f6r 200. 90 1saipst
, city cEs1 ~ a : rcntlsct ~
iss Hlsss ysysassl $3.50 :ss..ss {: i; /
rhs .pisisos i.Sss1s.5.ssi,, ,' srsaa AZ
out Nj 4yAs ~ cisyssE pu mag
down the i6@insr of ia y one
the greatest In S6BStkdtlA idfr076k
ent In our city. =
Cooper. the Main el,6k 8 ~
md s,ass. IN Asa Il 'eest 4, 4 I. a., ~
bm him % H2tGrs = q II es GU y y,
lows the man III ~ III az
ring hin tOtlI isss sisissaa y ssssa !.
s&esesps-tases.e--lss ssHls ] !
In anticipasion Of tlsessnslya sppear-
be- Of Spring bonnets, the alton
hncs ct ths-vssious ch1rches 10 expec-s
a TO incre9s lsg44pi1ly dpdse tn
|sxt few vi klfas
Tnr cityldtk1l& Cedar Raqk&.
y passed InrU16l1 11sAxi1k why
"a beer licenses e $500 perannum.-
<rsons obtainipg licsnse have Ia Siya
nd Of a6od ~ MI iesS5 e
aeriy house. ~ ~ ~ ssss ]
|Billy caldxall.a sptyHy.
much al orr local space to-day.
Il
hichswe TINT q b5tseu k@hta s46kahg
IN broken doses.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04

According to local journal, the
rattlesnakes in the knobs of
Lincoln county, Kentucky, have
formed corner in water, and the
supply of some families is cut of.
They gather in largo numbers
around the springs, and suffer no
ono 10 apDrOach.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04
roo Low. AND YET TOO HIGBr'

l.
He came in velvet and IN gold;
lie wooed her with careless grace
A confidence too rashly bold
Breathe in his language and his face.
While shea simple handicapped:
"No more Of love 'twixt thee and me.
These tricks OF passion deride,
Nor trust thy boosted verify,
Thy suit, with artful smile and sigh
Resign, resign:
No mate am L for thee or thine,
Beine too low, and yet too hish'
IN. shirt change; his heart grew warm
with genuine passion; morn by morn
More perfect seemed the virgin charm
That crowned her mid the riPeninS coru,
And now he wooed with fervent mien,
with soul intense, and words Of fire,
But reverence fraught, rs II a queen
Were hearkening TO his hearts desire.
She brightly blushed, she gently sighed,
Yet still the village maid replied
(Though in sad accents wearily):
'Thy suit resign,
Resign, resign!
Lord Hugh, never can be thine:
Too low am I, and yet too highr'
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04
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March 20-1y

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