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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
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S6r' sans Ieiie nod gum S6lnb;
8er non 9lnOern Mhtung bell1et
Grit boS Sp1ben lniien mnB.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
SCnntagS.3aAt:

NaH Neip. 2Ict, um $50 Iorstns.
Rla glcnlCpn un6 Des>Staliontn un $40
9urmiltnSS.
9aa Reuotns, gbilabsItbia unb Dts- 5iatirntN
I'M |. as Ra6miitaes.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
9su GdlsanenbuI ballet trofen llnO

9sn G6suneubof boItct trofen unO
frei nom WalIer. Sas 8aiier bon Den
Daderu iolltc bnr6 9linnen uub Drains
abaclcitct lurrben. Die Soften OerieIben
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beS Oiin9er$ erlcDt. beHeu mcrtbDoIIc
BeltanOtbeiIe nuS0eluaibcn iullrOen un0
bura Die 8eauemIidbeit, troden, bonn
SdIamm freie SOfe 3u baben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
Ni6ter i: Wenu0, fI5rt TN al.

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ScIe9rapb?
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mas mittbciIt, 10 iuciB man cS aud i'm
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
SpuntaaS>3Gas,

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8trlaitcn 0bHabslpbia nm 7.1O Nd6mitiags.
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un 1920 Nabmiita9s.
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3. 6. @Dptten.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23

sSeuttte Seller. - Grlucilt iib cin
Seller ais feubt 10 1T niht nit Der
8rodcnIc9uuo Der burdn0bten 8dnce
Su sOscrn, lueiI NOS cinbrin9cncc Bni'
fer bic SpoItu immcr ucitcr rllnht uno
IOnit baS llcbcI immCr dr9cr miro, nIio
Die gialle mcbr unb mcbr 3llnlmmt.
9ie bcitcn gliittCl Su oiclcm Scbufc llno
Gcment, Sheer uub 8uiicr9IoS; Die
Slpci Icbtcrrn @iittcI fam man obcr mlr
Al Ciuer 3eit ouucnpcn, luann oic acl'
Icruanbe feline gliiie 5ci9cn, luic ctlun
in oen @intcrmOnntCu. Sot Der Acl'
Ter feline icIdc trofenc Belt, 10 mub man
ibn i'm 8inter ourb Slucfmabi9c Dor
ridtune 81 IilItcn inbcn nno trofnen.
sat man 10 Den Seller ilabcSn trofen
9ebradt, 10 iinN all Den Sdnoun9cn
icuc GtclIcn po NnS @uiicr cinNrin0t,
Ieift al crfcnncnj Nicic nmfrciie man
IGmmtIib porIduii0 nit &ObIcn. 8eu'
oct man INN 8niIcr8luS al, 10 ilbcr.
Itreibc man bic StCIIcn nit ucrbilnntcr
@ahcr9InSI0ilng, luicScrbcle OieS 2-3
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ncn nod cinCn Slnitridb nit pcni9cr
pcrbiinntcm &Nlicr9loS. Scl SlnIpcn'
Sun9 bon Sheer 0cbe man cbcnfnllS
mebrcrc glnItridc luObCi mun ben Sheer
our6 GrpGrmen rc6t iliiii9 Sn MAIDEN
bat. sat bic 8nnNun8 brcitc Iilic
lmO GpoItru, 10 miiiicn iOIbc anf ollc
SdUe init bDoruuIiibcm M6rtcl onS9c'
iiIIt Wer0Cu. gci MnWcnNunD bon
Gemcnt bat man bic StcIlcn tciIiOrmig
ous3uitcmmcn nnO bom nit Dem bid
Iid 0urd Die SdIitc SNmN On0cmObtcn
Gcmcnt ouS5niilIIcn. SNt Der Seller
feline trofcnc Belt, 70 femme man Die
n61cnpen Stellcn 4-6 Boil tief aus
nN fiHc iie 10 nit Gcmcnt, DAP man
Gin iinOerNifcS &6brdcn bon bcljcbi-
gem GtO1c in Nic 9llittc itcft, rings
berum Die Gcmcntmiibun0 icit cinOrilft
uuO n6tbi0cnfnllS Nnrd ell 8rctt bis
gum grltorrcn fcitbdlt. BdbrenN NeI
fen FAINT bn5 8aiicr burb Die Seifnun9
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ouf Den Gcm,nt ouSSuilbcu. giud 3
4 @oben fam man Nomn aud bic
SeIfnlni0 DcrfciIcn unb CnSiillICn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
g Nnuurap.G .GM,Iii,n &C.


Irnbt g., osas Builder pom patIea
GbriRtnltum. rrbh OemparatIteGjGrt.
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lebunbtH
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mit@aloitisl
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glfus btGrbsIiet Dpn e. u, N1Tet.
81 gstnmnn4 gebunbeu, 1
1ngrabam. Das 4sbrn 9tIa. 1
0ufbrr'5 eaueppniat, Gtr. r..Sdap.
2sosrbnnb
5iIr!ner Satihismae. DrnrbftIft Srn
DIR. 80. s. Wnun unb %. 5. JtIrlsl
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unpsrinbsrtn Nuasturlsr GOnfsiTru
Spdtb, w., BrOlnmsn bcu brs SsrTn
TiI&r.
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Srtap, IN 9rinranb gebuufen
Stuuben Der AnbaCbt in 4 Grpb-
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btn, balb Mprcrro
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
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8Ggen baS Grfricrcn Der 86umc, BE-
iOnOcrS Der SnrtcrCn Sbitb6umc, !. y.
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wabrem. Sic &onnen. OOcr Sibtcn'
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bcs SdnecS ub, 10 Dap OicIcr ais @Iatt'
cis nibt onfricrt umO S6oocn ucrur.
iudt. Sritt frilbSciti0 SrOit cin cbc
Na8 Qoub Ob9cinIIcn lit unO Der 8nnm.
taft iih OcrNift bat, UOcr wcrbrn iilnee.
re, Surtcrc @dume nod pdbrcnb ibrc&
&rcibCns, boS iib UcrIpdtct bat oOer
Ourd 9ilnIti9c ScrbdItniiic bcS Spat.
iabreS 81 lNnge fb forticBt, bon Dem
8intcr ilbcrroibt, 10 cntfcrne man ia
nidt ouf eiumaI, Iunbcrn nur nad mo
na6 Die 8I6ttcr Ocriclbcn, inbrm man
bic GItciten INNER sucrit iuc0uimmt.
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ipdtctcn Se9ctatOn ciu unIddbIibcs
3ieI, beibIcnni9t bic SaIbrciic unO
ibibt Obue wctcrc &urfebrrm9 9c9cn
mandcn SerInit bnrd Sr6itc im Sbit.
ruO 8cmillC9nrtcn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23

- @iuttcr: Slbcr @ioIden, pIanOcre
bod nidt 70 uirl-id) NIB Sir iOnit
luirfIid ben Munb gu!
Soter: 9ddcrIid-cineu 10 lOuOeu
8miru ejebt cs 9or nidt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23

9HornIe un0 WtIahBbHHft.
Saas, s, g., S&uIbarmOnir, iGSn 90.
buneen
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fir biz SrgsL atbunOtn
Sc ang. unb GbOralbut fur firRl.
unb bGusl. @fbrnu6. Ben Or. pbiI.
S6nlf. 756 S,iirn. 9n esbrrbant =
Der Singer an @rats 9u
9sinnan6 grbunen
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
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- Sin SrIlnbcr lpur0e neuIid me-
gen 2anoireidcrei pcrbuftet unb bcm
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NCn, i6 Iei in ciuer Gbaiie non SrIon6
bicrbcrscfOmmcp?
Miflter @ennn. fihrt i'm oh.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
Erdesermann's slntpritdt.

Esg Jcscrmann'S Stntoritdt.
8clUciS-20 gC9Cn l.
Die 0rfiufe Spn 9BsbRsrS Dictionary
burGauS bem 0anjsn 9anee, rrpirIrn IiG ais
q Mal 9rEBer in 1879, ais bic zines anbrren
gBSrRrbubcs. SieIsS gum 9rpriS, tpsrtsn
mir 9rasn 9fabfrnsrn ir9enb elmer yrrIrn, bic
gInIdIGge Spn iitrr 100 9u6bGnbICrn Spn al.
len Ibrilrn hes 9GnbrS Sulentrn.
StmusBr9etrH non
q. L. 6. Mrrriam,
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S1,71O.151.32
S1,7IO,I51.32
Cub. 0urisue, Yrdabsnt.
Sob. Gopnr6 GabI, 8Ijs-paFbsnt.
6ugO GdbnmaRn, Ssfrtdr.

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Sic bat fsin gi0ter Spasm, bas pis RO:isass
auf benz giSsntbum lisst. sic SsrIanet fiiat
Ra6Jabluns. Die prdnlien tperben In barren
gtles tinbelabIt fur ben sdnjtr 8sitraum Der
Usrlhtrune, enttpsesr fur ben 8siiraun bon ti>
neni, bret pber flnf Sabrsn, psldt unbsbsutenb
bbRsr Hnb, ais In ben gsarnititissn @frF&tr>
HHss> >@elslI1aften.
9Iuf Dunft Der DsrN6nlsn wsrbsn bic wDII>
IN In btutl6tr Spratt atssla6t,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
100000 MGer
Wifiouris isQGnOercien.

I1@OVfVOO $t~SA
@iffourts rts9dnhercien.
@filbeR China, Sols in 1leberilue,
9utes SSahcr.
Die gltIantie unb paeiir. GiIfnbabn9eIrll-
i6aii bistst isBt, Iinss ibrsr Yabn I'M Idbli9sn
unb IiibpelIi6sn WGouri iibrr cine WliIion
elder tsr SprSlslihRfn gldsrtau~ anb WiinfrnI"
9Gnbtrtisn su iiisbrtsen greiien unb arnsbm'
baren 3abIuusSfriiifn gum 9anfe an.
Der 8riiBtiis III unantnfbar limb tpfrefii
ale pirflitrn 9anbfSufrr Bon Ct. gcnis aus
frsitsfSrtrrt. 0Ns liibipsfIiGe Milcuri Seth'
net li6 tiHd Itinsn ltsbsrIlub an Sol, uno fln'
rem gSalIrr lanern abrr frinsspf9s laltl9rh
CONNER unb fupen mileen gIinttr aus.
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tent, frsi al irssub cine gIersIlt 9sl9idf. Aag'
len, bic brreits prrfauttsn SsIiipnrn irris has
nod unYrrFaufts eanb SriSsne, psrtsn et9sn
GinIrntung BON 25 Grnt5 rtrltntst, NdbeTf
gIusfunit rrtbsiirn:
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ienbabn
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
Cumberland SaHeB Giieababn.
Seit Isabelle.

NnfanssnO am RUntas, IOp, 22, 1875.
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Al Ann St., New York, Post Box 45SG
Suli 20, 1S75-f5
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02
EOUr Candidates.

The Republican party now possese.
four distinctly defined and very con
spicuous candidates For President.
There is Oliver p. Morton Of Indi-
ana, the greenback, imitation candi
date.
There is James G. Blaine Of Maize
the hard money, anti-Catholic candi-
date.
There is Roscoe ConKling of New
York, the candidate of the Republican
party in this State, of Boss Shepherd,
end II Boss Grant, in case Grant can
NOT get the nomination himself.
And there Is I. S. Grant. the anti
Catholic, hard-money, soft-money,
crooked-whiskey straight-whiskey
third-term candidate.
Besides these, there are several 9TH
ers Of less prominence, such as Gov.
Morgan, Of New York, the candidate
of many respectable and conservative
Republicans, sand b. Ii. Bristow, Of
Kentucky, the candidate Of moral re-
form, and anti-stea!ing Republicans
". Y. Sun.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

suggested that the theatres and pub
lie halls be provided with them a:
means of preventing panics.
A feud has existed between j. n.
Hawkins, of the Carrollton, Mo,
Journal, and A. S.Kierolff, Of the
Democrat, which eliminated Friday
last in Kierolf's shooting Hawkins
four times, once in the face, twice in
the breast and in the bowels, infict-
wounds from which he cannot recover.
The envelope makers and printers
assert that the Government losos
500, COCA yearin the manufacture OF
postal cards, to say nothing Of the
cost of carrying them as mail matter,
and they claim that if the Govern
ment should abolish stamped envel-
opes, wrappers and postal cards it
would save 50, 500,0 900 a year.
The Creek Nation Of indians have
House of Kings and a House Of
Warriors, which constitute their Coun-
Gil. A chief, invested with the veto
and pardoning power, is elected every
four years, and receives a salary of
81 900 per annum. The Council
meets once a year. at the capital. Ok
mulgee, each Of The forty niue towns
being entitled to a representative.
There is a man living in Taunton,
Mass, who has had rathera checker
ed career. He has been twice ship
wrecked; was nearly baked in a rail
road accident; has beenrun away with
times without number; was shot in the
neck at Gettysburg; was a prisoner in
Libby prison; fell overheard from a
whaler and had two fingers bitten off
by shark; was drafted twice: had his
right arm broken in two places in the
first New York rijt; stood on a bar
rel with rope around his neck from
sunrise to sunset in an Alabama town
at the outbreak Of the rebellion; was
crushed by falling building during
an earthquake in California, and was
without food or drink nearly fifty
hours; and when going home from the
White Pine mines narrowly escaped
lynching. Still he doesn't complain
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02
THURSDAY, MARCH ., 1876,
VOL. 3. No. /.

With this issue we begin the Third
Volume Of the EXCHANGE. When
we commenced its publication, not
withstanding the brisk business and
lively improvement going on in Milan,
many thought we would not stay here
more than six or eight months. Since
then we have had two crop failures,
and business has fallen off very much,
but we are still here, have made a
living, and now have a good prospect
to make money by doing a much lar
ger business. Our circulation has in
creased largelyin the pasttwo months,
and, with a kind, united effort By cur
friends, we can double our LIST n a
few weeks. If they will do 50, we
promise to print a much larger paper
at the same price. The subscription
Of a large number expired with last
weeks issue, but we have no idea Of
losing five names of the number. We
believe they viii all renew in the next
week or two, and we will consequently
continue their paper to them Tor that
time, until we can see or hear from
them.
This viii be an important year in
politics and news. Every family
should have a good paper, which we
propose to make of the EXCHANGE.
There is no Democratic paper pub
lished in Carroll county Tow; we are
situated nearer that county than any
other paper is, and we propose to be
the champion of the party there, be,
sides publishing all lie important
local news Of the county. VIII our
friends there help TO increase our
influence?
We do not propose to desert our
Gibson friends, either. We intend to
publish more county news than any
other paper, and stand up for all her
interest. Gentlemen, friends, let Us
make a strong effort for large, first
class paper.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02
GENERAL NEWS.

Gold seekers are pouring into the
Black Hills.
Michigan pays its governor only
/ 81, 600 year.
The Legislature of Kansas gives
SO, 900 outright to the centennial.
The Army Of the Potomac has its
annual reunion in Philadelphia June
9Th.
June 1st has been set for the meet
ing of the Minnesota Democratic State
/ Convention.
Italy formerly valued its silk trade
at 10000, BOO perapnum, but Of late
years It his greatly fallen off:
During January s3,jQO,OOO worth
of postage stamps, post cards, and
stamped envelopes were sold.
The Pacific railroads have received
from the Government S64,OO0,OOO
und 220,G00,000 acres Of land.
The Prince of Wales, it is said,
will take the title Of Edward VII
when be succeeds to the throne.
Flood q 0'Brien, the Bonanza mil
Iionaires, are going to send to the cen
tenniAl a silver brick worth $4,000,
600.
Ohio supports $4,000 dogs, Gcor-
gia, with less than one.half tie pdpu-
lation, has $4,000 more ddns than
voters.
Tie San francisco Journal of Cons
merce estimates the wheat crop of
California at a value of S26,OO0,OOO,
and the god and silver crop at a mill
lion less.
\ tramp was recently sentenced to
two years in the House of Correction
for refusing to saw wood at the North
Andover (AIass. Almshouse, in pay
ment for lodging and breakfast.
In ths village of Frankenheim,
Germany, the t@@ohas fever is raging
as an epidemic. ora fatal population
Of 500 persons 1916 &toFa at last ac-
counts sick with the fever nd 26 had
died.
A PittsGeId, Massachusetts,, man is
making trunks entirely of paper, with
out any fra1ae, and with no other ma
terial except trimmings Of leather. 1t
Is claimed that they are stouter than
those made OF any other material.
At the marriage of an Aiabama
widower onetf the servants was asked
if his master would take bridal tour.
dunno, sab; when old missus's alive
he took a paddle to her; dunno if he
take a bride to de new one or not"
A bill has been presented in the
Legislature of Virginia making an
ANNUAL appropriation of $4,000 to
the University of Virginia, on condi-
ton that it will educate all students
from that State in the academical de
partment free of charge.
A placard with the words "False
Alarm-no danger" was for years a
regular part OF the stage furniture of
the old Chicago Museum, and was
once or twice used with effect. 1t is
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

Was "tke Government prosecuting
or defending the Babcock case? Does
"the government" defray any of the
expenses of the defense out of the
Secret Service Fund" And how
many Presidents would have retained
as private secretary a man who bare
ly escaped the penitentiary for de-
frauding the government?
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

This seems to be a bad year for car
pet-bag Governors and State officials
generally. Ames, Of Miss, and Kel-
logg, of La, Governors of their re-
spective States, Cardoza superinten-
dent of Public Instruction, and Davis,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Miss, stand
impeached for "high crimes and mis-
dcmcanOrs."
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

The annual statement Of the trade,
commerce and manufactures Of Mem
',L'<, prepared by the Secretary Of
the Chamber Of Commerce, shows an
;gregatc for 1875 Of SIS, 200,879, Of
which s25, 100000 is made Of cotton
imports s44,2oo,OOO Of IMPORT ton
Of general merchandise; and $780,
600 Of homo manufactured aitirlcs
produced during the year. The value
Of cotton receipts shows falling of
from 1874 in consequence Of the de-
crease in the price, but in general
merchandise there is an increase over
1S74of s., 237,527.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

&c Tot the food crops much more
abundant than they were? Has not
YOUR only disappointment resulted
from the failure Of the cotton crop,
which yon we're warned against time
md a,ya'n? Continue the policy YOU
pa9syed last year in regard to gram
crops, and soon your troubles will be
at IN end. Abundant grain crops, if
continued, viii produce abundant hog
and cattle supplies, and then if you
have Little money got will not have
much use for il, because you VII have
very little to buy, hat'iig raised your
sup, lies at L,mc.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

A telegram fIom Washington in
firms us that ga message was deliver
ed to the'Senate by Col. Fred Grant.
We look now, and have for sometime
Past, for the epauletted .young gentle
man to be relieved Of active service,
ard placed near the government on
extra duty, with extra pay and per
quisites q Va Babcock. The Office Of
Grand boy, coIoners pay, nothing
to dc, perquisities, board and washing
how would that suit ?
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02
Warrington street in London

II rom Inc OomMefclaI Advtrtlstr.
1t is especially gratifying to Amer
leans to see in the London Times a
suggestion made to the Metropolitan
Board Of Works that the name Ct the
new and important thofoiighEaie lie.
tween Charing Gross aid lie Victoria
EnibankriicEt shall be "Washington
street or place, in honor of the best
and bravest man that the English race
has ever produced
The writer in the London Times
also proposes that the corners of that
thOroughflre shall be adorned with
that armorial shield ofstary and stripes
which, as he says, "from being for
centuries the badge of an old English
family, is now that of great nation. "
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

Double-column embellishments, 10 per cent ad-
vance on the above rates.
Triple-column advertisements, 70 per cent. ad-
vance on the above rates. -
Advertisements to occupy special position, 10
per cent. advance on the above rates.
"tocal Notices" lin the same type as local
reading matter,) 10 cents per line.
All transient adyertisemen must be paid for in
advance Yearly advertisements, quarterly
Ia advance
Obituaries, Tributes of Respect and remarks on
marriages. One-haif Of regular rates. simple
announcements Of marriages and deaths in
rrftpd traits.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

The verdietof the public is that the
reduction Of Only twenty-five percent.
of the railroad fare to the Centennial
is not enough. It should have been
at least fifty per cent. We believe
that ten ySGlago on tie ftyper cent.
reduction where two viii at the agreed
on rate. VIZ hope the ra'ir5al officials
will reconsider their action.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

Machado Schenck Git ought TO be
written Skunk, is being investigated.
It is in order to investigate Grants
friends-iazsance Babcock, Mckee &
Co. Rchenck disgraces us at the
Court d ST. James. All this fuss of
course IS by ex-rebels prosecuting I'm
ion men.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

Another great man has fallen in
the Radical ranks. j. NJ. Tomeny,
late L. S. Marshal for West Tennes>
see, and rather unfavorably known to
our citizens, is in Jail for robbery.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

We learn iron; note frcm Mr.. \.
G. Hawkins, of HUNTINGTON, that he
is 4 candidate for State Senator ia the
district composed Of Carroll and Glib
son counties. Mr.. II. is one Of the
best and most popularmcn in Carroll,
and haa many warm friends here. If
elected, no doubt he will make an
honest, earnest, faithful member. We
suppose he viii, of course, submit his
claims to the action of a convention
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

The courts have decided that II a
partner Of a dissolved firm neglects TO
give notice through the newspapers OF
dissolution of partnership, he Is
equally liable with his late partner
for all debts contracted after dissolu-
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

On Wednesday night of last week
4 disastrous fire occurred at Gadsden,
destroying four buildings. Loss about
five thousand dollars.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02

Babcock was acquitted by the jury
last Thursday. The circumstantial
evidence against him was very shong,
but not sufficient to convict. If he Is
Ff7nocert we are glad Of the result.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-03-02
NJ. L. BAIRD,
Real Estate and Collecting Ag'f,
WITH
Jno. L. Williamson,
ATTORNEY-at-LAW
MILAN, Tonn.
NJ. L. BAIRD,
NTiIon. Tenn.

DRoNpT ATTENTi'4X GINEN 10 law
4 Colcrtpnfi and Rca, EsiLte Eusiucs< in
Gibson. Madison: iayEPdd and Surrounding
counties. The said Williamson viii attend all
the courts of said cnuhticS. the supreme Court
ut Jackson and tie nitcd States Courts at
Memphis. urli-tf