davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-08-13
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the pcst.oflce at
Fayetteville, Tenn, Saturday,
August s. 1874:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-08-13

DE The American Sardine
Co.'s Boneless Sardines, are
much better, and less than half
the cost of imported Sardines.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-08-13
BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS
At their old stand, on ire East sias Of
the Sqlsare.
School Books !

Now in use, and recommended by the
County Superintendent Tor the use Of the
schools in the county. We hayr good
stock of Stationery School Cap Paper. Let
ter, Note, Legal and Bill Paper, Envelopes,
Initial Note Paper and Envelopes in boxes.
Blank Books, Memorandum Books, Pocket
Books, Portfolios, Photograph Albums.
Photograph Paper Weights, Ladies Rose
wood and other Writing Desks
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-08-13
NeaO .fdUeriiSc cniS.
EXECUTORS SALE OF
-iL[IARLR LAND =!

IN pursuance of the last Will and tosta-
Z mert of William Conaw:v, deceased, /
will or,
Monday, SEPTEMBER Dist, 1874,
as executor, offer for sale to the highest
bidder. on the premises,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

fair grounds are located about one
hall milo north. west OF Toledo, is a
ps,mansnt nstitutioa. and destined to
be a continued success from year to
year, and also the leading society Of
the kind IN tho county, anl We feel
warranted in saying to the people of
Tama county, tha. We will bo able to
pay every do.llr Of our indebtedness
of whatever natnre IN due time,
backed rs We are BY the farming
community as stockholders aud
|irtthcr, We have reason TO anticipate
additional all from our many friends
all over the county and here extend
a cordial invitation 10 all, to JOIN us
Iin the eouing fair and as stockhola
crs ii the society 10 take hold and
haSe 6ts{f bu,ltx.. a2n,,, annual cxhiLis
49,. ..--ssreesss w ond aiTyTJhiifg 81. Ire
kind ever yet held il Tie county.
In regard to the time and month
in which the fair will be held for Tie
present year, the directors have no,
yet fully determined.
In Wow OF tho uncertainty OF the
weather, tho board OF directors act
ing adyised,y from the experience
of last ia'l deem 1t best to adopt the
following rule concerning the pay
mcnt OF premiums g., tor our com
ing fair which we think will meet
the hearty approval Of each and
every person who are friendly to.
wards tho society.
While 1t is The full intcNt and de.
sign Of this ASSOCIATION to pay all
premiums rs advertised in the Pre-
MINI Lts', yet should any contingen
cy arse, by reason OF un!avorabIe
weather, &c, whereby Tho receipts
of the ASSOCIATION are abort, then,
in that event, the board will reserve
TO themselves the right TO pay pro
RITA according to The gross receipts,
after delucting the expenses OF tic
present Fair, ana that sum paii
Shall discharge the obligation of
the Association tor tho current
year.
1t VIII be observed that quite 're
1acn,ly ia the premium list the board
Savc seen fit to offer a paper rs a
premium anl Ia explanation we
would state that it il the intention
to make arrangements with the 7aasa
iiN1rSs OF some otler county PAPER OF
similar character, hy which we Will
g ahle 10 give parties a choice OF
county papers however, the rules
and regulations OF our Association
vii! more fully appear in our pam.
plcts furnished to exhibitors at the
Fair. And hence at this time We
will not undertake TO make further
staielnen. Of them.
BY authority Of the board Of IL
rcetors sai! premium list and this
communication is tenaer.l 10 the
people OF Tama County Tor their
consideration.
J. W. WILLryr,
Secretary
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28
6esh Rates Of Advertising.

Legal advertising, at legal rates.
For tho use Of large cuts aud wood type
an additional charge. varying from 10 to 20
per cent, will be made.
Prompt settlements will be expected With
all ime-advertisers, at tho close of each
calender quarter. Transient advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28
J. W. WlLLryr,
Secretary.

la Dspdtmea, Ftunefs 81.
Best managed and cultivated farm
of $50 acres. 5 1000
"a best, 500
Best 50 acres, .,,C0
2a, best, 400
Best 40 acres os corn, 1900
ID, best, 100
Best 20 acres. 1900
"a, best, 500
Best 10 acres. 500
ID, best 500
Best so.rods Of osage hsdgo planted
in 1874, 400
%, best, 200
Best so rods willow hedge or fence / 90
ID, best. 900
Largest and best arii iicial grove Of
800 trees or more planted in the year
1914. 800
ID, best. 200
Best diary rot less than L cows
written statements 10 he given by The
contestants " the committee for
Judgment, 5,03
Best practical essay on orchard
culture, 200
Best practical essay on housekecp-
ing by lady, 200
Best practical essay on general
farming, 200
Best practical essay on stock raising ao)
Best practical essay en- swine g 200
Persons wishing 10 compete in the
foregoing department for the premi.
nnls there offered must give writ.
ten notice 10 J. ". Willctt, Secretary
of the Society nj Toledo, Iowa, on or
before September lst, 1874. Should
there be no competition fer any Of the
foregoing premiums. no premium
will be awarded unless decidedly
worthy, and The awarding Of pre-.
mium in such case IL left wholly
within the discretion Of the Judges
Of the department.
Further, the following premiums
are offered in this department ard is
under the control Of the Judges
thereof to be contendol for on the
first day Of the fair, unless other
wise determined before the trial day.
For the best 3 aero ef plowing
done in the most warkmanlike and
farmer like .aanncr hy a boy under
IS years Of age, 200
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28
Pren,iuESI List
FOg II s
SECOND ANNUAL FAIR,
or
The Agricultural sJs0eiati0M OF
Tara Soun Iowa,
137.S

Ns. Editor ard llsssns Of 7ama
cos~ty-I am pleased " inform you
that the board Of airsest tB Of your
county fair have s,er 4 se pre-.
MUM list herewith 'aal, tssub-I
.Tcct to s;sch slight aljars as sts
may be nee~ss e.ssm ~ 40.
cat a,pc<.-y-s tf i. sJ9a sAN. |
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

00 JuUS USI08U mug
net 70 the door, and he dies to it like !
'ss'e's = : ,T "A
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28
/ " f.'sas f1,oais's.
fusLtsHsD EVERY THUR. DAY Br
JAS. 3. HEDGE,
Editor dad Iroprseto,

paid stSictty IN ayDaass the subscrip
Hoa Price Of the CHRONICLES will be 81. 10 a
year pthsawisc il will 30 500, AMI no
! ssssesetdption viii BE- allowed 10 run over
I've ysars unpaid
O@es % the corner OF High anl Church
strests, over Walter Dradbooks Clothing
Store.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

's.s.s'~~---A sane bueioeaq.l I
once q midday ~ .
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-05-28

y ouu =
till Gel
.nniver
IS and
of the
Fawk
ged old
ny pap
IS and
ugly r
r the
Is Of
d singh
hall new
Hand sts
,een p
| revil,
8 plant
,ne an(
nd fun
len in
States,
ow, Ch
for fire
tesire 4
e Nortl
ond-ey
IN New
ravelerl
,nl earl
the lea
rem Al
ind We
u just
In So
shili an
/ there,
~ thosd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

B4 h, b. A ,s % re- at. d. os . yo i e ;a a'
TUE Slr rt, md id,ni, ,Psul, s'i .ss
=, Ina n '''''
,ounge dsassIet ,ai Couehs NJ B.s. .sea 40.
Tho ,s ava iend. Of .se ',m, ~. respectfully .pss4
TIE @ner oa rLursday a-1Joa s Goa III r'Aass-
OF her parents No $50 Uaioast. BfooAlra.
DObSE-On the 1871 Of aainuaoa o. the bran Muy tAa.
siow DE- late rln ROine aai laughter Gap. Be'iss.s
Do Hay s god fspd, Of tie S; ,re r..p, =.
epi he tune a from udenes Wooiworh-sss near se
rhieilst at e;J5 lies renaas vii BE- 'ahsn % Sosp'
q. T., fjT ntsngeni
M 5 Tes Of The sooi 81 Rev JOIN Dr-n me hqrJ
A1HSnaSs % any , 90 , .soy ioT'si ,,,ns
,OJT-on Tue,fsy H. 1874 Anne rsmau Se Of HBrr c,
Noice Of fune 81 hfreaner
CoPPERNOLL-Oa Tusiiv morning hi, rrsiepoe Bro"ss
r. D. l52 Sc,entAs james NJ CopPerno IN lAe ofh I" las
nj. TREND. and acquaintance. invited 70 attend bs fans az
Thursday l9h inst at The Fr'i Roi'H 81 Cbsns
CURrlS-D plrtei this he in 1hs ETY. Feb - 1871. Ba'.lss
Kiry beloved vile Of FssnE D. c1r' ia tbs i@d year s~
puNsCoMB-At his residence No. - Bleeeasr,, New Ygrs
sunday 18th william Ellsworth Dsns @mb Ia he ss's
The relative, and friend, Of ne family r.,g-ely ar,s %
on weTesisy Feb. 49, At a:3Op.
Ee~ar. n j. Psb a. Ii'ua.h -s'~ ss
Faaca services rom Fri Prc,',tcria caareb R.b-L
Wcdae-iay O'Clock m Behaves and mend, s'a "
siteBa without further Iouce. InIermep At Railway
FoRD-on Tuesday Feb Il EilS Posi- ia The sii zee. d bee
soninaw J. e. Aye. Fnea Of h> family invited. w'lhSs'
further notice
JOHNSON Tuesday Peb Il. jonathan K. JOhhson he 19
year of his an az -, .-.. . -
THURSDAY. l9h ins.. AZ lOo O'Clock
LANGDoN-A France tbs ij Febru.rv. Dorotb@s As
pio~ Waos Lsoson aud iu CATER late Jss l.s
IOWDINAt Pushing L. L. Mouy nigh. F,h 10 ssUh,s NJ
Rssoc wife OF Robert Lovden soi dausac Of ss ate luass No
Kissoek Of Newbutsh.
Funeral from her ate residence s,nOrisve. Fyhpg tL' T.
Friday Feb 20 CarriRes will be In ~any tie arrival 1s
1Oi2 clock train from liuutors Point
wASHBURS-At Babylon L. L. saay Beb Is, l>ss N'-s
barn sged % years.
Tue funeral place Bsbyon Pse.Sra tharh ..
wednesday lSth inst ~ Be ~ - s' ~
$50 train from Soah Hghhst BrooAfn Nnh We
3;iJ aeiaHrsa aH' if-a arr -
speetfuliy invited TO attend
WILLIAMSON orsnse n j. fih PeSr''y. Eb'as'-f "hh's'
aged So year 49,. . -, 4. -. -.
Washington st. Hlsrr st. NsTnsss ~ w mig
Brci Church Station srs. Of raa iehs 9o' 81 D'rp .,
1910 m.
wISrRRBorTOM-oa Monday. gpb 10. 1874 s's !s.n ~l
dauyhter OF James Nara Aoa Wat,ro'om N we iih ~" ~
her . - = -.
The nnrr. services Ncwi0rk At che sprngst tbnh
VshcI on Welue the oss ias- q, ones Fmsfa
the 10Th Inst AZ IL 0cock om The esiens
ofLer parent, Train leiye' foot thsuersst 81 1891 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
GOVERyUENT WE4THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
z .auI,.uoN Ii Z Wednesday,. Fen. 1R-l q. J


OFFICE TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Wednesday. Fen Isl a. IN.
synopsis for he past flcentyfoar hours
The barometer has risen since Monday night
I'm tne Middle states and the lake
lao in the Western Gulf states II has fallen IN the
south Atlantic states and the extreme Northwest
The temperanre has fallen decidedly in the Atlantic
states and lower lake regions II has risen remarkably
in the extreme Northwest
North-west winds aud clear weather prevail In New
England and portion Of the Middle Atlantic States.
Northwest winds, with cloud aud rain III tue south
Atlantic States.
sNortherly winds, with clear clearing weather in
the Gull states. -,
south and winds increasing to gales prevail in the
extreme North West.
Probabilities
For Wednesday. in New England, northwest winds,
yeerng north, with rising temperature anu genera}
clear weather. . -, =, ,, -,
For m, Middle and SoNth-4 hdpte Coasts, north east
cnIs Increasing 10 O.k aud backing 10 nOrfhres ran
cloud and RAIN. " -,
For the states north aud northwest winds, fall
inc temperature. clear and clearing weather. .
For the lower lakes and Ohio Valley increasing north
westerly winds, with falling barometer, increasing
cloudiness and occasional snow or ram.
For the upper lakes and the Northwest rapidly fall
ing barometer fresh and brisk south aud east winds,
and partly cloudy weather with possibly high winds
and hreaenng weather ia tho northern portion or this
Cautionary signals ordered for Jacksonville sa-
yapnah, Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, aud Cape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

CHCAgo. Peb l7.CaiI're.igi. $500 bed ncni'Uf msnJ
good lots the mirhet pc rather sesk ba' Noe
tar 70 ehoe ,e sold sJ -. sb ss erts 81 - W 30
- %. ard one fshy j. az, gag gpb AZ >, s09a
choice corn-tcd Terans ~ 1904 70 hirmel - 100 hsf
ioe.Receipe. 10000 boat gs fTs sow sl srn =, " -
larg. supply market aa 81 5000 To- s@s. 500
heal
SHEEP arm; led ~ 700SS
q oheGs teo3sg
shipments, 1900 head
1.-The for beef -ats
fairly active 500 -.
Tor if 70 COOL asd 10 a. for pa los d besTss
.Oli at
so.p goo< ths bat toll
Obtained for qa C'DO beii haassi bsd IT
tom 10 Be-
IoGs-Ihore falling Or IN pncfs uas mart' The c,Ss
large reaching 900 hJ Prices sse r." " ~ 70
20 per 100 N for comfcd
Cows-So change prices railing from $50 70 t5J eses
WArKRrovs Mas Peb i7.-Bzgy GArTtsRscept. no sssd
T., The
we're the ghtest nocei dung Winter ssppy ey
from the North; - Jy9fD kEs, - f,dss
First Q1aig 81 75DSj 30; Secon QIiIr. t5Dr % Ihd
QI,hty. SJGpJ %
rather too large sr weeks prc3s .,' "a lDs al
50 5Dssi - each Bxirs, tSp<7 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
MEDIOAL RECRUITS.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY MEDICAL DEFIANT
Vt ~ MENr

NEW YORK University MEDICAL DEPART
MENr,
<.,,,uvNctvpN1 Observation-Disclosures by "hiIS
law eplp. rRoF. CHARLES a. nUDD' NJ De- AND
n D. pRARRDRN, A. M-CoNFrRhiNG of p'
MAS AND DISTRIBUTION or PRIZES .
The thrty-third annual commencement ol
che Medical department of the New-forS unl'ci"'
took pI,c, last evening at Steinw'y HAM, Wh,on was
conpietely Bned aoor and galleries seats ana
,oon with le restivcs. friends. aud acqna'h'"n0o "
the craduates The stage was occupied ny Cnahoe,io'
IIosar1 C-,shy who presided, together win the F'o
,ltv NJ the college, Professors Alfred G. fost " ~
p,dd william Darling. WIN. II Thomson AlIrcu L.
I,on,s I,sn g. Draper, J. W. 3 Arnold g. l. fMooc,
n " c, Iobp Rosa Y. D. Weisse. ana r. d. Ionic u
C,d s,rine Doctors Bacon. Drake. STAFFORD G''o''c
onny ami II uton There were also the keV'
.,er stern Commissioner of Charities ana Oorro0o'
J,mes Bryce AMI Others The exercises OF tho eFonu-
xsere sanity varied 10y selections Oh ""s Nv"
the opci,s II "Wiln so Tell" aud INSoetto WIN u"s"
Of fascinating airs from Strauss. by GiaioHS 'iom
ira. which was stationed in the upper S"Aers' ~
order OF exercises began With the iead'nS o' 'o O'
chapter Of 81 Matthew by Chancellor Crosby ioiio"ou
prayer by tbe Rev. Rogers The Ohaheenof '"o"
read the following list OF graduates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
LATEST SHIP SEWS.
Ifor o,ter shin Mem. see S,oond rsg>l


Steamship Great Western t8r ss'@psr Bristol E's. 10 lara
with urlse sni pass. TO Is. z. siorgaas Sons.
Thomas Brooks Waugh uin.lnsmo 10 ays With
(of Bosonl Sinclir nut nov . With ndse L.
chorei OF
Eng Agnes (Gorb siesbop Gp.y.qai o. with ossc ssa
DOMESTIC PORTS
CHARLg5ToS G. FEB il.Auly-t steamships Chsnpsss
Ash from Pafephs bs,k CYnthi. psss fos
Courier frpm fs Win: Lacs tokiss<
Lizzie Lee DsraeOs.
SAVANNAH Feb lf-Aryei sssrshns Magnolia and Moslyoa
err Neglork Cleared sinI3 Vigo fol NeyforS sse<
s. u. for heT Aed
GALVESTON I7-AuVet steamship City Of WcJ al sL
W. Hayvsri from New YORK Cleared steamship CT ei h"ss" f~
New York bark Hope. for Liverpool
EEwORIKass Peb 10 Arrived sip Cr' Msr from Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
tie FLORIDA coast, nsussd M $4,000 iiruJp'h x. nsA
$40 900 IN iisiiar Offices ......,
Tse .hp 'ids Wave abauloai 50, lprel Tor 30 ODais
Yarmouth odces
MEMORANDA.
VIII 500 ton, osiag de Ga. b ~ ienHeY
Couoasror he uighs l6,h che Gnrps I'D
snocaei side ctasss OIL sih Iies
cargo vii De total loss
DISASTERS.
LosD Peh. H. The Colombo while doE Sisi snefd
Ire ali basi % hf sirs
edge In sbp Wave Pitpia Jr Brrasa wresEei
IN Caoe Ctp Tue sl-t bat TIE and
total loss. - - -, 49,.
from loaded with alcohol AMI sol bal
Bernuta the Jlt ut sStk +nI ssa ~
,is SPAR, &C. She was d,.charse1 ou the lltinst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

pm.-At the Mayors Office and the Police Tele
graph onlce, the general impression now is
that stokley has been reelected by about
10000 majority. The returns thus far received
show that Republican wards generally give stokey
a majority. though much reduced ftom former years.
The following additional returns On tho Mayorslty
vote
FouRTH WARD-StOkiey. sal Mcclure. i.66'
Tssru WAKD-5tokioy. ASA hCt,hur, 1901
ElsYeTIu WARD -S.Jksy.g} A'AaISo. iVsc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
6peclal Noi,tes

PoS,-tcr No,ice.-The nail, or Bope SIR he sNsk -sfrx
sATURDAi. FEB 81 1874 VII close At his sho Dl,v. ~
IksDAl a 4 a M. % WEDNESDAY, At / o m, THU RsDb
stIl = m, aaa On SATURDAY u tan r JAhESRa
Holders of sew-Jersey southern kir,i S.srtss9r
coinbnstol of bOnano'"
nuis protection. invited - thcf
bond. held b. them LORD, DAY LohD - ~
VI ham ST. Or - }, MGuet ~ y',iNaI.s,
- Ne ~ BIssa sss.gl.s. = -
The Asnnei nnrVard Dinner I'll se l.'r - ,h :, ~.
Fourteenth ,ni Hhigs FRIDAY hybaIA". - -, ~
o'cifk Al sr.iastss. Who sse e>H ~ ,., 4 AZ,
ssta corjl,ly nvtei ~ JOS liiA' -" 70" "'g' 40
uEs Y >,lSggiN o.. -. ia 1f+N'N"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

CONcoRp, n. H., Feb. IL. Franklin B Evans
Who outraged AMI mHaert'i hrs niece Georgian. fovsr
ing IN October fs7l ws hapeei IN ~" fail here ~ day
A. 1905 O'Clock. lie mad3 iot1,iod conf;ssca. In
which his claimed that bs killed ms nIeos because shx
detee BID him IN chsDne ID'nk n0to from 10 80 s"f
threatened to expo-o HIM he ai,O SoDioss'i mat hs
stranged girl uaIa~d sIli, Al DsTry. ~ IN iso. ~
order procure Joiy - examine ior sprsia, pr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Vhst oYRht 80 ne considered Honestly Srd i'',ssp
Gold sisaras gotI = a alloy fsIG az he iessss"'-
gold 70 iJoks "cE ssa s.~s-
other proportions fail ther pre''n'" 'nH '"<' ~
~ and csrst may be tolerated tbey like besi'n! ps"
MIXED with base afsle.aDL"Ylis Book Hall hsrts-
hnercaas visiting En.8ni sIos ST. oTRGBfRas store IA
Condu IL f9ljon BnsaBi. fud npst bs
hoic. Scirit god gemj ,sr SaIhsb ~t' ''ss
nlygneD p,f r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

I'm the New-Jersey Legislature, yesterday,
the senate passed resolution TO adjourn March l3
The ssemoly Is not expected to In the Assem-
bis bill TO provide machinery for conyicts laborins in
the stale Prison was discussed without result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
pdey,. garboIic Trorhe..-Am,

Pdey,s garboc Trorhes.-,mons 'hs VARIOUS trmec. toe
CHER pBss8on an bpFr ssAB1p no. ars
they veil spoken d. tbaI g 81 "h h s,H
fhe tsyDrft.s rrputstoa
places them Ordinary hst nric pparaIons ~
tourhs Cott Asthma an preFeIv' zs,nseoa
diseases specific. so where JoN ursrf
JGRRAs s. Co PrJgne,r, sud Cob s",pe,. ssS dod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

"A little child. age 3, of jacob Keok, butcher
Tthaond h0ndfy by four dogs belonging 10
iao ben bu.chtf, AND ~, siris-J aod i.pII mdii.L
John Jones. faniliarly known as Cotton
Joass ga ke Agant o. yessrlT bT h sor', tag'
slss ,g p: ga = sIsS,g ,2g glseis 2l' ~ A'ir '.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
DfSAST ERS.

Rup,ured People, iOa bs danger,s wire s'ets ahl
~ ma or b-r,Ils metal us,ss fKy1 ss1
proaisay holds Rupture comfortably sh 4ni az hh cured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
1uE 6TArH mr. 21ADE
CArrLK MARKgrA
DOMESTIC sAgxgrs

wiu~SlroS n g.. Reh i7.-SNr's Tu-leoG7' fru a. ~.
Rona quiet 81 80 % fbr Crris rwJeann, lir a. y, ~
tor liari; 80 % f)r tei,~ Dp Tar sitrjJ a. ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On Tas.iy. Peb n issass.
X,girrs CEIrs by Yer, ey ~ he Luvn- ,sastib I Rev
M,.sr, C)tin snd Inhn r. byacb The
Hon Rchiri Sci)1y Rochester = - MISS IsH@s u
bcCsr.eu daughter OF Jonn MCi tdef. 80, n lhs nJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

DIED.

An NoGce, Of vqrr'ag's mqH BE 'adoss't ",,i IAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Andrus. n. W. Conn.
Ainsworth. r. G.. W.
Sskor. u. -. y. Y.
BatbdruSSs, n. ~. Cuba.
Bentley J. w. Mass.
BAuts. J - N. Y
Berry. " r. No.
BohauuaH. 4. C.. Va.
BrJSu. T.. W. \. y.
Rurrisu. +. J., N. y.
caldwell. W. s.. lli.
carpenter u >, \. \.
Carrcau. j j., n \.
ghorcy. a. L.. n. \.
Chester. 70. L, Mich.
CNUhrsne. II. p. Ala.
Crawford. NJ. H., Va.
Daly. J j.. n. J.
Deuhard. c. t.. N, 7.
Dearborn, II. j.. y, il.
DssvernipA. Z. 81. CuOa.
D1hcrty. ~ j. s., Conn.
Ford, ! f.. Tenn.
FunbhOuser. RM. i'm. Y.
Gilbert. j H.. y. Y.
GUJicri,E. /. U. 5. COrbia
HaniOrd. q. ". n y,
HarrJur,. J., n. Y.
HASTINGS. ". j., y. y.
Haydeu. S. Won der, ~. \.
HAYS. !. u n. y.
Hersey. g. ID. II, /.
Hill, T.. ". w.
Hillyer. j. A.. N. Y
UOIg. W. Il. n. Y.
Holmes. ! Eft. n. Y.
Hopkins. : J. ". Va.
n0.lo. A. IT,. Wis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18

Hoyt, E. r. " =.
Tacksun. W W, N. y
Jimenez. J. r.. Costa hlea
Kondig, .. L Penl.
Kenyon, ii. b. r. |
KubourDe. A. W. N: Y
Kingsley. II. r. N Y.
EisSa,n, G. F.. N. Y
Kuhn. Q. W. N. Y.
LaNroncc, W. N. Y.
Low, a. s., N. y.
AIcAuley. Il A., Conn.
Mccormack. j. N. Y
MOL,glnn, j. A, N. Z.
Marshall. A. H.. III.
Martin, X. b. N. Y
Martin. q, F. IT,. Conn
Morrogh L, N. Y.
Morrow y. A. NY
SoItOD. Z. b., N. Y.
O'Noil, F. T., lad.
Percy. l.. ". n. Y
Pluto, O. Costa Rlca.
Pray, j f., N. II
Ransom. c. H.. N. y
Roy. f. CUBA.
Rod gers. c. T.. N. Y.
81 ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-18
The N.nnei iiarVari hi

.-..-s. y W ulH ~ s'a'- p.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-20

reached the waters that are boiling bv
the internal fires of the earth. lie set
forth, among the advantages of his
plan. that there would be no danger of
explosions, no expense for fuel. no
necessity for engineers-all of which
statements are undoubtedly true.
1t must have been a relative of This
last gentleman, and one equally ac-
quainted with the hidden laws that
govern the planet, who applied for a
patent for artesian wells for irrigation.
lie gravely set forth that he made the
discovery that quicksilver was heavier
than common earth. He therefore
proposed to start a hole and to empty
into it little mercury. BY the laws
OF nature that mercury would be sure
to work its way downward till it
struck water, and the water would be
sure to work its way upward till it
struck air.
Should it be said that such patents
as this last, as that for the prevention
of cows switching their tails, for arti-
fetal moons, for plows doing the work
OF cannon, ETC., must be jokes, we can
only reply that shrewd Yankees are
not wont to pay S35 even for practical
jokes, and that none of these designs
have eliminated into patents under
less than that sum. and when attorneys
are employed under double and quad
ruple that sum.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-20
OLD TIMES.

~. a beautiful song on the sumbcrous air
y, dr;fts through the valley of dreams;
"'os az S from cline where the roses were,
u tnneful heart and bright brow hair
%, waved in the morning beams.
o,os of azure and eyes of brown,
III snov.while foreheads are there:
PTmmering Cross and glittcring Crown,
army bed and couch of down.
a.t iopes and leaflets of prayer.
hsv leaf in dimpled hand,
I'm and sighted vow;
"a Golden rings on broken band,
=, rack ON the snow-white sand,
tear and Il ,inless brow.
kres a tincture of grief in the beautiful
Ia, .nbs on the Summer air.
lonclincss felt in the festlv throng
down in the soul as it rembles along
fom cline where the roses are.
heard it first at the dawn Of day,
I'll il minslcs with matin chimes;
Years have dstanced the beautiful lay,
lis melody floweth far away,
nj We call il now "Old Times"