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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

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ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond Reed Richmond CIV Point ,ui sor''s W.
steamship Ja1ato hsrsrI Savannah jan 10 via "sa -
steamship south CarsHn, Beckett Charleston 90 rh ~.
snd pass 70 J. Quns"i Co The D. G. was i'h'fs 81 Ds~
John AHsa BAN. AZ lays With ss.f
SAILED
e e, Se se o, 60" sl,"sI %ids 'Ss c gs.
a or he Downs EvennR star for lerooo gtts
la.soT lunar f%E qua ,s e. a sraa. o, '' a.,
for s'gm
PosAsD Ne jan ijs.e.@snD eo;' ,Ner' as,, rsn.as.
aons pieces 'Hd the I@an0c' I'~I0'''' ''~
FOREIGN FORTS
Jan 9The steamship Civ VI New York from he-Tsa
CARossn Jan ls-Arryei brg II. Williams from Pcrtlsa
bar y L. Carney Cuew Wsc'sset ArrVsI l9th mr.
lard Phsdeipaia.
CIsyyfFao' j,n 7-sry't ba. c,T, An. Ans O. r..
Kingston jam lion (Dr iroh do Dsd ,bn irss
M,LpAI y g. 1sArved. brig elsie Lo''Sro'' MaV's''a
GoSDos jan 10 -Ssei rsssd states: Auror,. w.T
Hansen and Magenta Arrived o.: on hs Jta H.,
Si. rs srriyed OUT Yc,r,o r
H.1s jan PCs E G Dy. S g, New a % q.
hams, C4rIena, Arrived Ista Moses P.es ros VIII
ssraSus Jan l7-Arr7oi bark, Ala Carter rom BA anus1
Alexander Keith from Pc.Oa 5H5J Aeny Tue ron F'fhHi
ST. JONI T. B. Jan. 10 ,hr NJ R. W. for Newton.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
rom u u, Ham'aos j. ~ Ps,Is l.o" Yen ~ g. " L1ss
sire or Have; brig C-aT,I steamship z. CLYDE fss
West
Providence l3Arved steamship MARY, from Philadelphia
-
sa.ed schr. 4. h. Haze BurnOs Ayre'.
SAvAy~AH lg1earsg JobaSB lDr Cork; steamship
Carroll
SAN PRASCsco Jan IL Cleared. sssyc PHI Qu.sas
Fresno, NnSimoi sp' Worth star or LEepoo Le'n"s
fol Ia.
IrBsx Ga Jan l9Arved. steamship salvador from New
York
WILMINGTON q Jan 10 Arrived bSrks wsXO from hsdus
Richardson, Thomas sailed beDsctsr Cor
NsaIOTk
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THE LOUISIANA STRIFE.
NOTES FROM NEW. ORLEANS.

THE sUB-ComMIrTEE's REPORT APPROVED BY THE
PATRONS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SHERIDAN
AND EMORY AND OTHERS SUED FOR DAMAGES.
EwORLEANs Jan. 19.-The Patrons of
Husbaudry OF Louisiana and Mississippi have issued an
address to the Order throughout the Uaied States ap
proving the report Of the subCOmnttes OF Congress-
The address concludes follows: Believe u.s. this re-
port made by gentlemen OF the North and Congressman
OF both political parties tells you the TRUTH and we
refer you and that every patron to shom th
appeal may come may give II attentive reading
JIM Vaughn, through his attorney, Judge John A.
Campbell has fled petition IN he Sixth District Court
claiming 500 OOc damn yes Sheridan, Emory,
and de TrUbrand and Mr.. Fl. J. Campbell, who on the
lth OF January did swfuly Violently and forci-
bly, make assault the petitioner and thrust him from
the House OF Representatives where he claimed seat
Interro gatores Of propounded to the defend
ants,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

sesev ps ~s ready sss 200 he-s
sold i2D7t y for faig 20 good cattle 7'g1Sc
sboso-. 4lso5lsc
snd
usd 95OD ch,usd hand 7gc for fair 70 good.
aud 81 5OasS3 30 y
Hyhere good Hers and 65Oe bead sese ss
st trop 10 % 0siO 70 v 100 n for carD-fed.
Cows CALyNs-IBis shout ~
head sold rom StDnsO according gusI veal ,sives tssf
VOC sold At So5ac y n aEd grsss al fB5c.
WArsATOws Mas, Jan. i9BgRy CATrLsR,cap.s 80 besl
The ,stt~ sde fairly scye with gnrhngei ba ars
best graej safes % choice Is SO0slO
quality tS@s0 90 SECOND quans e. 5Oaf5 -. j Iaast
LAsBs-Recsip,s. 2 iJl There
~ sheep tho
haif nyaned sales In 81 6Oas3 Is s.es; ss<
sheen u u.
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5uerlal Sorlcrs
Chamber Of Commerce

(hnmbtf OF tDhIfHtT0'f
n tA. hamber Of Commerce Will be held %
rTRsDAY SRxr Jan "a az 0cloet - hear I-poi Os.
Ctt.s an An, proposed Amendment TO the stale Cohsuos
the Governor PpOst sapenutendeni u TIE CAns
smPoss-s ~ GEORGE WILSON secreHy.
p.-,Omce Sotice.-The MAILS FOR BUROPB Tor ,hs seeE
sAI RDAY 49, 1873. viii close a. This otee IS ieHo@si
% WRpN gsCAY at IL THURSDAY at llJO N an. -
"a s.r ~ ~ =, A and II :3Oam 4 l.. JANIS = Y
--.e IN. Powerful Cartoon by Matt Morssn IA rs
xses', FRANK LEsLiRs ILLUSTRATED NkNNfttE IN shies
- nun erous of ths BbBChbk oIANDAL
9 splerdid Number
Posr0TTics NEv-YoHK Jan. 10, 1873.
rh, .,.,ner Parthia" sOs sailing 4" sd'er'sd the nah
D.. v,,,o. =, "WEDNESDAY 60 1879 will be pr
Lard Olive and slo.ed al IL a. supplements, "lps
TIL JAMES P. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
RAILROAD CONFERENCE AT PoUGKKEEPsIE

PoUGHKEEPsTE, n. Y, Jan. ia special
train from Boston having on board the Committee Of
Nineteen Board Of Trade OF Boston, and other
prominent gentlemen from Massachusetts, Connecticut
and New York. reached Inc State line at o'clock this
afternoon, where they we're met by q
special 7raiu on the Poughkeepsie aud
Eastern Railroad having board Mayor Carpenter
e1Mayor Eastman and 30 Of the leading citizens Of
Pennsy wanna. and brought to this city Headquarters
we're established at the Poughkepsie Hotel and in the
evening the visitors attended the orstorio OF
Messiah at the Opera House. Tomorrow morn
ing they Will examine ths river crossings
40 this polnt IN view Of the proposed
fields and the West via the POughkeepsis Bridge. Iu
the afternoon will visit Vassar College, after which
thew hold general conference in which
the Leading railroad west OF the Hudson Will be
represented. In the evening the Poughkeepslsns will
tender their guests grand banquet Ut the Pough
keepse Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

Mr.. sayer and Mr.. Bamford. Both called on him at
tho same time to fuln his PROMISE whom. after some
conference agreed that two numbers should be
placed Mr. Carpenters hat snd that the person who
should draw No. would DO Journal Clerk and that hs
should give hs fer $780, with Carpenters indorse
msnt to the unlucky candidate. Mr. Bamford drew the
lucky and handed his note at three months to
Mr. ssyer duly tndorsed by Carpenter. Carpenter re-
yoked his promise 20 Bsmord and after appointed
another person AZ Clerk Sayer sold the note at
a discount and now suit has been entered by Bamford
against Carpenter for Misrepresentation and fraud In
promising him an Office which he did not get. and in
ducing him TO give . note on the strength OF such
promise. In the criminal proceedings entered into
AGAINST Carpenter BamfOrd Laws his damages at sSOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
cATrLR MARKETS.

CIscxsAr Jan -foes- Receipts 5000 Market opened e
decline suhseqnenly became more aoire :"
losing qiir, .. ~ lVeeo % %
COED pressing and 0uteheis % " Sps AO ~ "
,alss a. 80 T5gs0 ~, fons 1000 uaaoA
PuupsLruta Jan TAs gsmssi for uoef Cattle 'lia week S'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

FEwonLEASs Jan l9-Corn dull and lower - dsoe OAs
dull aad T2473c. dull al 81 20 fcrs ~
$50. DV Sailed Meats dali and dropping shSalas" o a%
loose he Packed; Clear Rib Sdes. lOc Clear sides ~ &c
dull at lac Meal dull and dropping At - 10 Oner suee
uncsAngsd KIehAngeSewYorK 5shi and s1ssnas meAAAt
Gold. Il2lL - =, AL.
e.. Jan la-spihs Of rurpsntpe arm a. ~ 30 a.
Rnsn 20 of STRAINED Crude rn pcntno seaai w wv
Hard; o. Yellow Dip Virgin Tar nsssT {" 81 oo'
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PASSENG ERN ARRLVEO-

IRON SAVASNAH-Is steamship Sga Ja7nD lea I9-CoL p
Vanderpool Wslkrr j. L. 1hums Vas Brat r. Dos
= Youe, W MsCsnh. ada Assby nurrsT
Sophasa, p. ( o-deBL Miss H. ketsela
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
OFFICIAL JogBERY AT TRENTON.

VOWEL WAY OF APPOINTING A JOURNAL cLERK-rHE
CLERK OF THE ASSEMBLY CHARGED WITH FRAUD
AND MISREPRESENTATION.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUsEl
TRENTON, Jan. 19.--Disgraceful disclosures
have been made regarding John Carpenter the Clerk
Of me Assembly which are exciting considerable discus
eeR II appears By AVON sfidayit that Mr.. Carpenter
. - ssns.ss ne Posfxa St IQgrsa SsI. " R4hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAvlSA jan. lo-spsnish gold 200 9g2O American 2l2d2lS
Rrohange quiet the United states 80 days eurrencT sJGso
premium SBHS agh goa lOsgl ~
prem au London 1929 1875 premium Pa, lOoel0s pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
GOV. HENRY HowARp,s ANNUAL MESSAGE.

PROVIDENCE, Z. l., Jan. 1e.--The General
Assembly met at II O'Clock. Gov. Howard delivered his
annual message. Tho message is confined strictly TO
State Affairs He refers the favorable exhibit Of the
States finances furnishes important statistics In
regard to education claims that the effect OF the Pro-
hlbtory law has marked and salutary throughout
the State generally and advocates the adoption of ten
like that Of Massachusetts, for the regulation
of the employment Of women aud children In factories
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
THE WEATHER.


INTENSE COLD ON THE HUDSON
POCGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 10. - Intensely cold
weather reported for all points along the Hudson this
morning the Thermometer indicating leo below zero az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

MORsg-vAS KBURgy-At aaaobeck Y, MONDAY Jan. lS
1873 Olm.ad Re- o. he Church VI The de.szA
Howard II. Morse Isabella e. VAu Keursl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

FATHER GERDEMANN CHARGED WITH EMBEz.
ELEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE Grand Jury
have fou nd bill against John Gerdemann, ex-
priest OF St. Boniiace Church. charging him with embez
gement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20

THE NEW GOVERNOR OF DELAWARE INSTALLED.
DOVER, Del. Jan. 19.-Gov. John P. Cochran
CDoml was inaugurated at noon to-day. The oath OF
Office WAS administered by willard Salisbury. Chancel
lor The Governor in his inaugural denounces tho mil
itary lnterferepce in LOuiaiapa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-20
DIED

AL Noaces Of Marriages must BE- indor'ea r'th ian
same md address.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
Feed Fer ;neAsetlsa.

tAwell organized and thoroughly drilled
Brass Band is independently necessary In
every city, AMI yet it il, and always must
be a creation Of private enterprise. The
city cannot employ the men, nor hire q
master to drill them, and yet she cnnnot
dispense h.their services. She needs
them upon Inaugural occasions, upon her
holidays and 1t her fair<,-at civic and Ut
social gatherings she needs the band and
she has it, and gtn'd one it is too. made
81 by severe practice under the lead of n
skilliul director.
This Ban6-The Austin Genet, assis,
eli BY = number III their friends who sing
have d. cided to give Concert next Mon
day eytpink1a, JA1e>' HILL. They have
betn ffei ard with great Care for 'lie NC:
casion Il, rroi W. Andrew, o.e vi the
mos, Acc mpIi>I'.d .nd gen'lrm"n'y mu-
sicians It which tue prot; ssi"n can b'ms,,
ami they deserve t" b. heard b, as many
as c"n b. MSS. mbied in Jones' spacious
Hall. Mehopc the people viii III " next
Monday nigh, tina, they appreciate the
pres. nee and III. service, Of the Austin
Cornrt Band.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

During the pust week large number
OF men aid lea,ns passed through town
on their way to The queries. II there il
any Class Ut nIeu typical Ut the great
n"rth est, it is that engaged in lumber
i"g-etrons, HARDY, j"vi"l, g''o" u".urvd
They are III excell.nt spirits, and seci,I
anx"us to aet to The placc OF their Ot
e alivn. f..r tue winter. 1t il estimated
that ,he amount Of l"gs cut on The upper
Mississlp pl aid i,s tributaries, during lht
cunning seasOn, will aggregate sOme
where in the vicinity ol SU,vGO,GOO lee
though i, is th"Ggn, ,hat ii lhe winter j.
favorable thls number will b. iucleastd
-6auk Rapids Sentinel.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

THE attention 0. tho public is called t" the
fact that H dunn hss now tho best assort
mcnt Of Dry Clouds, Cl thing. B"ots, SHOES.
Groceries. etc. liz II making speeini .ff.rts
Tor the cash trade, and cabs. gu. ntIy is selling
At the lowest prices ev heard of in Austin.
bit stock "mpr'-cs splendid aeso'twrn' in
L"d'*'s Clo.k'uks, A w"", Piaidr. Shawis,
Fur, Ladies aid Gents Hs,s. Felt Skirts,
Blankets. t.tpct+. anu thousands ot articles
all IT which can te bought Vi Gunz n. greatly
reduced prices. 90 t. 1uns to buy. 32,t
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

s.. Louis has lw.L .olng \ Wholesome
Uusiucss III CuAvic.i.'S tuc whisky thug
.h.e.cs, alu nov milwaukee Is Ia''lug lii
~ .,ue. Ii tlv IA.tc. cay thej A"vv AN
uneApecl,u sei,satlOn Ia Tue ai'lI~ar;I"ce
On ,nc Xstnvss slailu Vi All ex-eauger MO
10 u1ucr Iudtcttncnt, alil Who, ii Is ueiiev-
cd, VIII make !. clean vreust vi Il, an cou.
tllbule suu'v I'LL .'UrtaAt ucveIuplneutS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

In the reconstruction Of the senate com.
mi,tees, Senator Window holds his place
as chairman Of the committee on ,rans-
por,ation, and is also member Of the
committee on appropriations, and Of the
Committee on public lands. Senator Nc
MILAN is ON three committees, viz: privi-
leges and elections, commerce and
claims.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Mrs. U. L. Toplif, of this city, would
inform the ladies that she has for years
acted rs Midwife, and can treat sucCess-
fully all Diseases peculiar t" females.
she cures piles without using The knife:
The worst cases yield 10 her treatment
TIE suffering Can be relieved. She is pre-.
pared with Nil tie appliances required in
the practise Of her profession aud invites
Consultation. -
The following testimonial is respectful
~ submitted:
MICHIGAN CITY. IND,
July 18th, 1875.
To WHoM 1T NAY CONcERN IL certify
that have known Mrs. L. l.. T"pliff
more than ten years, that she is possessed
OF all those Attributes which constitute
thu hignes, ty PIE Of ~t'omani'o. d, q we'll
ba!enced mlnd, mature judg,,,+n, and
great d.scrim Ination seldom equalcd in
discerning and treating iem"le diseases,
and chronic diseases generally.
II. fAGlN, NJ. D.
She may h. found 1T her rooms IN
Bridge Street, Or si.e " Il resi'ond TO calls.
lvtt
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Work has been suspended on the Gen.
trail railroad extension South "f Albert
Lea, on account Vi the constantly Deepen
ing frost. Grading is nearly completed
between ALDER, Lea anu Shell Rick as
also iwO miles on the cast side O. Shell
Rock. 1t il expected tie enterprise will
be prosecuted to full completion early in
the spring.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
ID ~ NlDeinSs .NIiCs..

Public notice is hereby given that the 6rm
recently doing business as gr"cers, in th;,
city. under the NAM and style Ut ral'n'.,ix- 4
Buck. hns this dav dissolved par,ner.h.p b,
hutu ] consent Mr.. Puck retiring. Tn.
busi,:ess will he continual Ut the MD stan, BY
M.ssrs. r"ImaJge 4 Bail. P-tsons knowing
Themselves to he Indebted to the late d u
must settle their &c .,u,'s ~.:h'n en.rty .i.vs.
t" save casts. An, busin .ss Of the M,. tiru
may lie transacted with either of the under
signed. :. b. TAL "ADGE.
F. l.. BUCK.
Austin, Nov. lst 1873,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
ilr. Kendall

".ij n.."u, '~~'~ 49, .>~' AL. Kendall
Of CJuLuIu; A>tW lam i'>"i.e, ~ Welt
dr. s,.u ,uuu. stranger, WHO i4au Ioaun
tee. ~ :" ~tt4lu " "'s "o'se NA'!~ ~ s'Sl'
ped I..lu u D..iiA, ~, il.en,., alA "uilScu
~ you; au.l "neu jou arc as "iu as .'n',
auu / ala as ,uuna as you a.c, via Nv
i, 4n.lc.. AZ. lou.' "nut way .ut 3"u
.uv... Inc ~ /. drink ~ Vas .lie I-l..4u>.ei
- TIC ..s.vu.,tivu l,rcacnei.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
iFirst publication Nov. 251h.l

First publication Nov. 25,h)
CTATE or MINNESOTA NOW
0Ek COUNTY }ss
In Probate C'u.t-.specisl Term, Nov. IL,
1875
ln the matter Of the estate Of Andrew Ben
ne''. Deceased.
Where's, An instrument in writing, lur-
pO't'nx to e The Las, Will aud ;rstAMeut Of
Andre E-nne.t, deceased. late ., said County
has TT. n delivered IL this T.. urt;
And wne,.as Ihrmrs FaIcu and Bell Varco
ba. 9 hl.d herewith u p.,titr"n. reples-nl'pg
au"ug thtr thing that said Anurcw Bennett
! died IN .aia county IN the 18th day Of No.
! vtmbe. 1875 lesialt, and tha, said petitioners
! are the sole executors named ~ said Will aud
| Testament. and pra. ing that The SAID lns,ru:
| ment may lie admitted to rrubste, II d that
letters ts.t.meutxry bs t. them issued there
on;
1t il ordered, that the proofs of said instru-
neht, and the eaid petition, be heard before
this Court, al the Probate taee in said ouuD-
! ty,on the 18th day OF Uece,ubsr A. b. lS7o,
/ NJ Z O'Clock IN the alter noon, when Ail con-
cerped may APPEAR aud Contest the probate
| Vi salu lnstl uueut.
Aud It Is 'u.thsr ordered. that pubiic notice
en- t" all pt,scus lA,.lesttu, ~ l-biicn,,oD Of
| these 1dtis lpr lLlet weeks suct.selseiy pre-
vi"us t. said da, 81 healing, IN the Mower
County jhAssekIp' news fsl er printed and
pub".Led at the CITY vl austin, IN suld
coun'y.e oaMChL hAkikF.
35-w4 jude ii Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Y. RICHARDS Nao aIrcottu list week for
KEEPING '.pcn sai""A alter closing nours.
liz VAS taken before Justice ul:iutn Ml.'
II antcd u change 1T venue ~ Justice
M"odard, when upon IL Iu.l hear.i.g The
ueiend..nt was acquitted. We uudei-
STAND lne lacls 10 W u, iull..ws: ki.n-
lid ci;scu his doors as eaily u, the Laws
r,+ui'es, and Was engaged 'ns'uc ,aki"g
al, lnveAt.'ry I'll his stock. al il Ia,e m,ur
n part, ii several l.ersOne c.mc a!.u WANT
ca 10 get in bu, were rcIus,u cnilunce.-
They then v. nj around 10 ,hc back DIOR
which they bIoKe open, and Welt in and
hrl Led ,hems. Ives. For this l<ichxrus
WAS very Property accqui,,ed.
A Stock If Brackets. Clock Shelves, Wall
Pockets, etc., 1t reduced Traces, 1t kssuxiu d
kImbxli's. II
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

LAT Friday The weather was warm and
f"gg5 With it'll, rain, aud it continued
$" until Tuesday following when il be'
came COLDER, and Show i'll " the depth
OF about .nrcc inch, .. aid uCw it is mod.
eratcT & Ii aud III. sie,ghs uud cutters
aAe uLl IA all INFECTIOUS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
Motto. 10 I he Public.

The undersigned has l"st three notes -
foli"ws to-wis: Quo f.r six d-ilars. due in
SIX months from its dse. sigued b. Vux,urg
one tor eight dollars. que ~ " days from ii.
date, sigucd 'te"rgs Eiilct; aud one tor lorty
dollars. drawn payable IN SIX months. signed
II. k-ut. \ lot hem IN favor y, P. b. Peck
All perr"ns are warned against pu. ch .s.ng
said notes Or either Vi them, ~ they belong
to me snd their payment to any other per.
son is hereby 10, biudeD.
Austin, Nov. Is, 1873.
S3t5 GEO. BENTON.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

+. l. Mvthtj ~, ES4., CnuAly Auditor
~, ..uu "..> la \ pIcc...i uus c,'uuitiuL
>u.'.s ia eu.iic ia. >AGl.tuS gl..v. ~
p:> ,.cu>lOio Ia me Minus Vi ais ta.At,,
a"u IiiAuus, Uul NC arr Sllu ~ STATE ma
II. Aao 80 lAi Recovered Il, ~ lc>uIlv uls
ViuCiai uu,l,S.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Jas. Donaldson has opened black.
smith shop On Bridge street, in the build.
ing formerly occupied by Bierce e. Jack.
son as J"intr's shop. H.. has full
corps If help and is prepared to do all
kinds Of work in his line
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
NCMNh.R ~.

A.vils pro, uied the services Of Mrs Mary
+. Gurus, VI MAnkAtv, MINI. vino us had y
= nulnoer vi J as .xp;r'en's A"iux Ai' k'uAs
VI PLAN aud fancy s.lt:ninx, W. are prep red
t. d. wurk ~ shors notice ~ the o,u:er Sew =
IuS MAvulue Vdicc, svuLnwest ovruer 81 Puu.
lac Square. u5-t3
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

II - use'"'s I" attempt to cleanse II strcan
while the f"untai" il impure. Dyspepsia,
complaints o. the liver and kidneys, crup-
tons 1T tho skin. s"r"fuI,. he'd ,ches. and a'l
diseases arising from impure blood. are It,
once removed y d.. Walkers California
Vinegar Bit'er>. the grea, infa'Iihle purifier
OF the Tod. and ren"vat"r ut the sysIeM.-
1t has never teen known ,e fill. provided TIL"
ps'ient h"d not delayed ns'nS it unit, the vi
tal'ty at his System was to" far gone. 3U.w4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Mr. ". l.. U~TIN, VIII" went I" Penn.
s,lsan;.. i" SD clI of }. W. Furguscn. III,
nj VIII" dec"mld with 1925, 1T Mr.
Austin's MONEY, has returned with II,
having lcarn'd an! hing Of the where
abUuts Of the cu1prit.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
NOT u T..

The Com, ittee consisting Of Commission
IS Tanner, Grtnt and French. to purci,as.
= tract Ut land tor . Poor F:rn,. wall re. Give
seal Bit. for sale IT t5U or 10 &c, e. Ut Iau,i
j sit u.ted in this G unity. Bid to lie addrrsse
T." Omlni'ice in arc II County Auditor, aud
received " ~ December 10Th s75.
II. T.. lAHNEH.
3lt3 Chairman.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

J. J. Hayes s Bro. are better titan ever
pr. pared with ~ c."l.'*s tor Christmas
and New Year. Tn. II " a.cii%s anu jew
Ills are If rar },At,,r,'s a..d exc. Hence AID
cannot tail ~ pi% ase. Tine, have re'sa
tifuI assortment at Silver GoOds, and
u M. ct the finest musical instruments 10
he found in any market. I, is re,d
pleasure I" drop in and look ut their
things.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Hon. J. 5. irgcns, Secretary OF STATE
elect, made Us It call "n iucsiay. liz nau
just unisiiei lnr.c WEEK, j.,u vi ,nrcsh
ills, .iiu nts EYES were iUt entneiy tree
from uust, uu. yet lle can se1 Z early that
1ic'Ss Alu t'aucn ;1clp cu 10 Aoll .Aalc aim
tor Secrc.ar, vi stale.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

JAS. tRUksDELi. Is uu hand again with
\ auIi ilne y. i.il guUGs, auu US - icau3 u
Show cusi,,llicis aiOunu. he keeps lca,.A-
81 and siloc hnulngs i"r TIT bcu. q. u the
il uue s.uu VIII iii all orders promptly.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09
TAKEN IT..

Came int" my enclosure tw, snd one ha' {
miles east Of Brown dale. ON or ab"ut the
24tb Of October, 1875. tw" red 81 EkkS.
about z years Old. with whit. s.ar in tho tore
head. The owner II requeet-@ I" call. prove
property, pa, charges, aud take the rams
away ". I. SMl II.
Brown~dsle, Nov. 9th, 1875. 80 va
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

If your Sewing Machine has become
old and useless W. recommend you t. j.
A. Walters, agent for The Z. lebratcd Sing
or ;}1W2
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Mr.. Weymouth was quite scevrcly hurt
lately while regulating the machinery IN
the FIGURING Mill of Mcssrs. Marston
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Sclleudcr is determined to hayc some
thing Of everything that may be desired
in his line for the Holidays aud he is
constantly making additions to his al
ready extensive stuck.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

y k.d Wing p;.tti recently stated tina
L.Ac .>:Li. II li..IlIu wa liCKvt, ~ iu..I D.lu
,"i .ne m"ulns W sep. Oct. a.u No,
attributed ~ >uueinlny nlrAc ,AAu 20,
wv. lAc .l> "a .lch-.s Il, ia, Ac1.Vl ~
..4s Ca, uu'.u5 tllc s...i.e p;.nu, IA ,4nl.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-09

Blankets! Blankets! Blank IS! eau DO found
1t Guus'e IN eud ess vsr.e;. and 1t xtr.mely
low prices. Examine CAMS Stuck. IS