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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-08

TIE Eagle ct Traverse City, re-
Gently wanted to know why the
STAR published the the delinquent
tax list one week before the re-
anired time. We'll, Spraguc, we
will lie frank with you and state
that our reasons are various; but
among those most prominent are =
desire to give full four weeks no
tice; and sort of wicked wish I"
further tantalize those modest "
prblishera, wi,'. bccans, they tailed
to receive the job If printing the
tax sales. denounced our present
worthy Auditor General as "cirt,
Bill Humphrey" No thrust Of
tL:t kind could be made al the Ea
gys, though, as everybody knows.
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We learn from the Farwell Reg
sster hat at the Clare County Re
publican Convention, for the pnr-
pose of nominating county cfficers,
three Democrats were chosen. ll"l
den, what sort Of a "rnixed mess"
have You down thereI Can it be
possible that the Republican party
ia Glare county is so "haId pushed"
as to be unable to find enough good
men in the ranks to fill the offices!
While the Democratic nominees
might not be Objectionable, as men,
the Inconsistency Of the manner OF
choosing them is very Ilain.
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The reply was as follows:

WE have inadvertently omitted
mentioning the death of Aloncy
Rust, Esq, of East Saginaw, which
occurred on Friday, Sept. 18Th.
Mr.. Rust was prominent land
owner, and largely interested in
the manufacture If lumber. lis
death was not altogether oncxpect.
ed, rs he had been sick for some
time previeus.
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PinOra Township.
PISoRA, LAKE Co.. Mich.
Sept. 2Stb, 1874

Sept. 2Sth, 1874.
EDITOR STAR:-In yoar paper,
some time ago, saw request for
correspondence from all parts OF
the comfy; SO thought would
try my hand at writing the news OF
this portion Of it.
There have been four births in
the town Of Pinora, since the CEN
Gus was taken, two rail splitters,
and two dish washers. The Blood
bsys have lost a valuable OK; one
purchased by them of Mr.. Otto,
of Pleasant Plains; breaking mp their
team, valued at 5000. They lost
him Sept. LIST, and found him dead
sept. 9Th.
James l.. Blood and son, z.
Blood, have raised the most corn Of
any one in the county, this year.
They have over 100 bushels husked
out already, and nice as | ever saw
in any country, aud you will hard
ly miss it from looking over tho
field. Crops look well in this town
ship this year. Late potatoes will
not be as good a crop this year, as
it was supposed. The yield is small,
but there is considerable ground
planted. 1t is no use for people to
say that fruit cannot be raised in
this county. John Bigbee had sew
eraI young apple trees, well loaded
withappIes this year, and one peach
tree that had seven nice peaches
on; one measuring 81 inches in cir
cuniference.
z. Blood took free ride, of 52t
feet down the we'll on the place OF
w. Blood, without help, The 9th Of
Sept; e'caped without any broken
bones, but pretty well bruised.
Considerable rain fell in this
place this mouth. Swamps ale get.
ting pretty we'll filled up. No
fr"sts yet.
Mortimer Cole, Of Cherry Valley,
aud Il. Blood went ont to watch
for a bear sunday night not expect.
ing he would come until mornin. i;
but lie came when they had nicely
got fixed, and walked around where
they were sitting. The moon was
not high enough to shine down
among the trees, SO they just sat as
still as two boys among their moth
or's preserve jars, and waited
Shortly he walked out into an open
spot, Z. Blood fired, and down lie
went Then Cole went to the
honse and got lantern, ard they
looked, but failed to find him. H.
The morning, Michael Derschell,
! Mortimer Cole and Z. Blood were
ont after bruin, aud looked until
nearly noon, then lost all track OF
the varmiol; but M. Derschel run
on TO him in a swamp, and laid him
low with ball in the nose. Then
they went after him with team,
and it took four TO load him into a
wagon. They brought him to the
house. dressed him, aud lie weighed
three hundreds and twenty-five
pounds with the entrails out. The
f; meat weighed, without the head,
260 pounds. The hide weighed 30
pounds; head, ID pounds. The fat
from the ontrails liver and lights,
. weighing % lbs. IN nv next !
will tell how much oil they got.
BUTLER.
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CAMERON, Of the Evart RevieaU,
wants to know what has become of
The Farwell Register and Lake
Comfy STAR; and intimates that he
would like To have some more stun
with the boys" Well, the last We
heard from Holden, he had Just
been presented with a hinge cab
bage, and we presume he is Ivy this
time $" busily engaged in the man.
ufacture of snur-cr"ut as t. he OBJ
livi"ns Of everything lse. As for
ourselves, we are ",n hum and
ready for most anythi' G IN the Iine
If amusement. How shall we be-
gin! Whichs
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County Ticket.
Clerk and Register,
AUGUSTUS TOWNER, Ellsworth.
Treasurer,
WILLIAM A. DEURESS, Pleasant Plains
Sheriff,
ISAAC GRANT, Pleasant PlSins
Prosecuting Attorney,
DARIUS q WARNER, Chase.
Surveyor,
ALBERT A. BLANCHARD, Yates.
Circuit Court Commissioned,
FRANCIS HiBNER. Pleasant Plains.
Coroncrs,
WESLEY j. HOLCUMB, Killbuck,
PERES q. MUNRO, Pinsra.
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Tx election in Ohio occurs OH
n~xt Tuesday. A portion Of the
State officers. members oi Congress
and county officers will Le elected.
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The October number Of Arthup's

HE october numb vi Arthur'S
Home Magazine is on our table.
Ii abounds in excellent fashion
plates. illustrated literary produc-
tlons. This splendid periodical
may bo had for $3.50 per year.
Address T. s. Arthur e. Son, 500
aud sll Chestnut street, Pbiladel-
phia, Pa.
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A YcJSG lady named Miss Hat
tic Sykes committed suicide at Ann
Arbor, Sept. 9Th, by shooting her
r.lf through tho head. Probable
vans., temporary insanity.
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a GWiD many STRANGERS have
hcen in town during tie last week.
The Railroad does it.
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ELsEwHERE may be found. State
Commissioners Clapp's list OF Pri-
mary School Lands, in Lake coun-
ty, forfeited for non payment Of in
tercst, and to lie sold On Nov. 18Th.
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Condensed Time Card. Aug. 9th, 1874

Going north. the train from Walton to retoskcy,
will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only y.
Going south, the train from Pctoskcy TO Walton,
will run on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturday
FIR MYERS, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent.
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Detroit. Lansing & Lake
Mich. r., r..

The shortest, quickest and best route Ia Mackinaw
aud Lake Superior region via Howard City and
GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA RAILROAD.
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YstD advertisements.
Sale Of Forfeited State Lands.
MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,

MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING, Sept. 26th, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
following described Primary School
Lands, ,ituated in the County of
Lake, forfeited for non-payment of
interest, will be offered for sale II,
public auction, at this Office,
November 1871, 1874,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ; unless pre-
viously redeemed according to law.
l.. A. CLArp,
Commissioner.
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vEGETINE Is made exclusively from the Juices Of
carefully selected barks, roots and herbs, and 70
strongly concentrated that II will efectuay eradi
cate from the system every taint OF SCROFUIA, ScRoF-
uLoUe HUMoR, TUNERS, CANCER, DANGEROUS HUI
MON, ERYsrPELAs, SALT RHEUM, SypHILiTIo DIS.
all diseases that arise from impure blood, Siattcd,
Tlfdmdtoyy and Chronic RhsumdfisD,, Neuralgia,
oA and Spinal Complaints can only be effectually
cured through the blood
pasfa,es, hnpiss, Bloicies Boiis, 7ster Scoidhead
aud Ring,corpa. VEGETINE has never failed 10
effect permanent cure.
For Rins In ne Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop
sy, Female Weakness, Lecohed, arising from inter
nal liberation and uterine diseases, and General
DsbiYty vEGETINE acts directly upon the causes
Of these complaints. Ii invigorafcs and strength
ems the whole system, acts upon the secrctive or
gans, aays Inflammation, cures liberation and reg.
ulatcs the bowels.
raipitafion Of ne Heart, Headache, Hies. Ne,rous'
mass, and General Proxfrdfon Of ne Nervous Swfe,n
no medicine heS ever given such perfect satisfaction
ss the yEGE11NE II purihes the blood, cieansee
all ofthe organs, and possesses a controlling power
over the nervous systtm.
The remarkable cures effected by vEGETINR
have induced many physicians aud apothccaries
when we know to prescribe and use itin their own
In fact The yEGETINE is the best remedy ye, di.
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the
public.
Prepared by
n. R. STEPHENS Etsttn, Mass,
Price si95 Sold Wy tlg tirtfhts and dealers
eycrywherc.
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LAKE COUNTY OFFICERS,

David A.Lathrop. Co. clers I Register
Isaac w Have, sheriff
janice 4. Foster, JUICE Of PrVb,te
Robert 4. Bisbse County Treasurer
Darius q. Warner iros. attorney
Dewitt q. pavenpsrt. &c. School Supt.
Louis Keller, 80
Henry saundersj
60 ,,.h Ross Ross sup't' of the Poor
Albert A. Rlanehsrd. Co Surveyor.
BoARD ~ SuPrKv Isors.
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BEPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
Editor.

Fer Governor
JOIN ]. BAGLEY, oil Wayne.
For Lieutenant Governor
HENRY II. HOLT, Of Muskegon.
For Secretary Of State
EBENELER g. ID. HOLDEN, Of Kent.
For State Treasurer
WILLIAM =. McCREERY, OF Genesee.
For Auditor General
RALPH FLY, Of Gratiot.
Far Com rissicuer Of Land Office
LEVER ETr A. CIAPP, Of st. Joseph.
Fer superintendent OF Public Instruction
DANIEL n, BRIGGS, Of Mseonb.
Ter hsaber Of the State Board of Education
EDGAR REXF0RD, Of Washtenaw.
For Attorney General
ANDREW J. SMITH, OF Cass.
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County Ticket.

For State Rep, sentative,
NATHANIEL l.. ERRISH, Jersey.
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Fer Congress,
J. A. HUBBELL, HougEton.
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NJ: ts,nuuih. a:aU: Arr. at i. Sag. 6:6j u n
EIIN,r RlNER nIN ISIlN
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New Revised Edition.
Entirely rewritten by the ablcst writer's on every
subject. Printed from now type and illustrated
with Several Thousand Engravings and Maps.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30
The Chlef Justice on a -Tramp.

Time works great changes, and a. Chief
Justice WAITE sits in bis easy chair at
Washington, how like dream must seem
much Of his life here III the Black swamp
He never failed to prove equal to any
emergency and never turned back on &C
count of obstacles which, to less reso'
lutte spirit might have appeared quite In
surmountable. Having commenced the
practice of law in the Maumee Valley at
an early day, OF course he had much of
genuine pioneer life in his experience.
The circumstance which we are about to
relate, however, Is of recent date. Mr..
WAITE has had quite an extensive prac:-
tlce In the Courts of this county, and
since the removal.of the county seat to
Bowling Green, he has had his full share
Ofthe difficulties which encounter those
who find 1t necessary to visit that out Of
Tire. way place. On one occasion, not
many months ago, the roads were so
muddy that team could scarcely draw
an empty buggy, and Mr.. WAITE walked
nearly all of the way In going to and re-
turning from our county seat, which is
distant from the RliIroad esout S ven
miles. 1t is not creditable to the county
to have its seat of Justice located where
men can only reach it on foot, and tn
people of the county propose to remedy
the evil as soon as they can get vote on
the question of removing iC TO an accessi
BILE point
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30
sorrowrul Times at Bowling Green.

We learn that the CROSSROADS leading
to Bowling Green are now in such con-
dtion that the people of that village are
Ia great danger of suffering for want of
food, as farmers cinnot reach them with
supplies. The people in the will Ige are
becoming thin and begin to show signs of
approaching dispair. SOM suppose this
arises from a knowledge Of the fact that
they are about to lose their feeble grip
upon the county-seat question; but that
is not the case. What do they care about
the eounty-sea when starvation stares
them in the facet Tney stand upon their
sand knob and look longingly out over the
vast sheet of bottomless mud by which
they are surrounded, but see no means of
escape. They emit live on the county
seat. 1t is neither meat nor drink. They
would willingly trade it for ew dozen OF
eggs, just now, or few pounds of doubt.
full butter, little piece Of side meat, VI
q sack of -four, or anything to keep soul
and body together. Their condition Is
really deplorAble. They can get no feed
for man or beast. And yet, when tht
mud dries up and the roads come pass
able these same persons will probably hay
the unblushing eHrontery TO go before thu
people OF the county and claim that Bow
ling Green is the most conveniently loca
ted village ia the county
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30
Representative Hatfield.

Our Representative In the S,ate Legis-
lature, Mr.. HATFIELD, has introduced
bill into the. House authorizing the people
of the county to vote on the question of
rem, wing the county-seat ftom Bowling
Green to P..rysburg. He has also In
troduced bill authorizing the Trustees
ef Perrys5urg township to transfer the
Town Hall to the county, should the
people vote for the removal of the scat of
justice. He has also prese ted petitions
signed by thirty-three hundred electors
of the county asking for the passage of a
bill providing for vote on the county
seat question. Mr.. HATFIELD has shown
the right spirit in this matter and is
worthy of commentator for sound judg-
ment displayed in fairly and henorably
representing his constituents. Perrys-
burg asks nothing but fair treatment, and
this she will undou' tedly receive at the
hands of Mr.. HATFIELD. His course az
fords such a contrast TO that pursued by
his predecessor that no one can tail to set
and appreciate the difference between the
conduct of ths two Representatives.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30
A CORRECTION.


wEsroS o. Jan. 20, 1874.
EDIToR JOURNAL - Dear Sir tin an article
entitled, "Ancther StabbipE Afray," in tie
JOURNAL of Gath inst, I am charged with fnri.
ousy assaulting and cutting with a pocket
knife ex.Sheriff BrowsberRer, while hc was
engaged in the " laudable purpose Of taking
a drunken attorney 10 the BOSOM of his family >"
where he might probably receive better pro-
lection than on the streets Of Weston.
Al present don't care to enquire for the al.
thor Of this foul Islander but ask that through
the same channel that spread Il its refutation
be published. The plain unvarnished stats-
ment of the whole ARRAY is this
On Tuesday evening last Mr.. Brownsberger,
myself and others we're In Mr.. Hamilpn's eating
saloon without noise or tumuitiof any kind by
any body until Mr.. Brownsberget in, as l then
supposed, Ike, said Mr.. Day you are drunk.
GO home. Well, will after awhile. But you
must 90 right off or I'll take sou home and put
yod TO bed-rve just got the muscle to do Il.
quietly replied, rather guess you had better
let that job out. ], up to this time, had no other
thought than that the whole thing was a joke.
Whereupon, without anything further being
said by either OF us, Mr.. Brownsberger sudden
ly seized me by both his arms around my
waist, and before could at all recover myself
reached the outer dOor Of the saloon, when q
tussel ensued which resulted in fall, Browns
berger bel & uppeTmost, and while in this posi-
tion inflicted upon him all the injuries that he
had frnm me. Soon after the struggle on the
q 'Or commenced, Mr.. Is. called on the kystand-
ers in the name Of the State. and their inter.
ference ended all this terrible cutting affair
Now tile pocket knife with which those
'severe injuries" were said 10 have been 'nhict.
ed wnsa mere toy, the property of my little
aughter, the onlF. weapon have ut any time
carripd.ior more than lnlfR year.
| The" weapon" had in my hands at the
| time Of the onslaught was made, and II was
owing to this fact that he was scratched with Il
at all II he was.
Now this is plain unvarnished statement ei
the whole ARRAY, Of which can give the mosI
( substa n,ial proof.
| de- not care 10 state how that, after all this.
Mr. b. with such assistance as he could obtain
forced himself intn nv house in the presence
Of my wife and family OF half grown children
diving them from Que room to the other in his
mad insanity.
Now, MIR. Journal, please to give this place Il
the dumns "f your pap"r, tn cnrrcct No TAR A.
may be the impression that am frnd
deserving the full benefit Of the law which
! have thus duubly diAcraced. Pretty hare
words. Mr.. Journal.
! repeat again that can provo every state
! ment. by half dozen as good men as are II
Wood county. Respectfully, ELAN DAT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30

The Cincinnati Enquirer announced that
Il would be pleased to hear from the coun
try press upon the propriety Of short
session Of the Legislature. The "rural
roosters'-as the Enquirer was wont to
call them during the Greeley Campaign
respond in one clarion not, as at the
break of day, for short session. Tney
regard every day spent over sixty days,
as a waste of time, for which their con-
stituents will hold them responsible.
Some very good advice in the way OF
brevity, economy, &C., has been given
which, if the members take heed, they
will do we'll.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30

The Sandusky Register tells about a
crap, grower at Ceylon Station who
"throws all the other grape growers in
the shade" Messrs. Peak & Cnarpel. It
is said, have raised from 05S roots of Con-
cords, 33,502 lbs, and from the two aud q
half acres on which they grew, a total
7 ley sold 33,77s lbs. of the crop. which
brought the snug sum of $2,2s6.37. A
singular fact connected with this remark
able yield is that in vineyard Of about
ten acres, no vines that the prOprietOrs
trimmed bore fruit, while the vines that
they utterly neglected TO trim bore the
largest yield.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30

john NORRIS told the Legt ltture last
winter that il he was not returned to the
House, that body slight take it forgranted
that the people Of the county disapproved
Of his course in trying to keep the cOun-
ty-seat a Bowling Green. He was not
returned, and the Legislature KIN the
raasOn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30

The oil produced in western Pcnnsyl-
vlnia the past year, 1t is sestimated, would
fill clnal 25 feet wide at the top, II at
the bottom, deep, and 20 miles long.
What an oily place the bowels Of this Old
State must be.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30
nETITEON TO SELL LAMB =

Matilda Chapman, PIE, j T.
VS.. ..gf-
William Rnbb,
Sarah Rnbb, l. proh.,. C,,r,
Charles II. Chapman, nf
John Chapman, w,,od T-onniv Ohio
Joseph Rigg, -.
Emma Rgg,
Lura Curtis,
Cora Curtis, Derts.
The above named defe ,dants will take noiico
that on the 9Th dav o. January, A. u. 1874. the
said plaintiff fled her petition in the PrnbSts
Court Of Wood county ohin, to sell the lands oi
Clark Chapman, deceased, 10 pay the debts oi
his estate. Said land Is described as in ot No
Any (5Oj iu the village Of PerysLurg, Wood
county Ohio. The petition will be for hearing
February rs, 1874.
MATILDA CHAPMAN.
Administrators of Clark Chapman, decd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners of " ond
County, at their next session March, A. d. 1874,
PRAYING for The location Of a county road on the
following line, to-wit: Commencing at the
'ulh east corner Of section twenty -Ay in town
ship number seven north, Of range twelve east,
and running thence vest tw0 miles, between
sections twenty five t25,, and thirty six (35).
aud twenty six 1857 and thirty FIVE (3S) To i'm
proved road number FIVE, and there terminating
MANY PETITIONERS.
January ~, 1874. Aid
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30

The reelection Cf ALLEN G. THURMAN
to represent this S ute as U. s. Senator,
was recognized fixed fact as soon as II
was ascertained that the D, mocracy had
a majority ia both Houses OF the General
Assembly. Therefore, none were sur
prised and more were disappointed when
on the 18th inst he received the endorse
ment Of both houses, as folloMs:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30
Cost of the Constitutional Convention,

Mr.. A. p. BYAL, member OF the Consti-
tutional Convention from Hancock coun-
ty, in letter to the Findlay papers, says:
"While at home du lug the holidays, 1
was frtquently inquired as to how many
del, gates there are in the Constitutional
Convention how soon will they complete
their iabors and how rhnch will 1t oast
tile State, BY your permission will an
swer your readers through the Jefersoni-
an. as do the readers of the Courier,
through that organ:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30

Mary Hanzlicek, # Columbus, tired o.
washing 30 support a drunken husband,
lung hers 4 on Sunday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30

Cost of Con. to middle Of March sl6l 500
Tue Chairman of the standing cDmmir-
tee on Accounts and Expenses, stated to
me that he thought the whole expense
would not exceed above from SIPS 600 to
$4,000. Iprefer my own calculation"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-30

Suppose that it i'll continue In session
uo to the middle of March, making 100
d VS. occupied In the two sessions, Cx-
penses sum up az follows
Mileage to Delegates aud officers. IL cts.
per mile, computed once to Columbus
aud once to Cincinnati i...........S 1900
Stationery ......... ...,.......... 1900
Reporting and Printing .-.. ........ 80 900
Bound copies Of Debates, extra ........ 1900
Per dism and Incidental -. .,......... 1l8 400
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-02

no. print III ; We are told about le,teu and
documents. Why not give them p the
world or ny them before Congress. and le'
us see what ground there 8 for an inrestl'
gstiona The 'thousands Of laboring men
and their families, Who are the real SUP
fersu b an ihs opposition. have, hseems
10 US, some fights which should be taken
In In <>nna;d oraA