https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-01-02.pdf.pdf 4be47c9717d28841def23a8365a2e4c2 PDF Text Text ,-«83W: DVUHr — *'■ it >T*~ h!i' /Jl7~---------- Progression. Mo Retrograding, VOL. I NASiH^lLLE, BARRY CO:, MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1874. iuiRMtbsroMalK^/rilteiretold MBdcaTtir to suspense of years. Her heart was .' dieting uTubki) ytvirohs. ■ sail him, or any other young man ia his bounding with new hope. • If there i. any comfort to be derived dasger, father. Here will be one of his Edgar Livingston had drawn Flory te from the knowledge that we are no the window. They were looking out worse than onr neighbors, we can re-'ou the passers-by. A few moments, and joiaa'over the foot that the number of Uaiy places where he would be exposed reeling along the sidewalk, shouting Jogreat temptation. Oh, father, please and ringing n drinking song, oirne Ed- burr sought refuge in thia country fully ■gar'- companion* Of the morning. 1 t __ _exceed, _ _. gnat me thiirr*equals,.if it d«;*H not the numi “BeaUy, dear, I feel disposed to do Flory turned • from the sickening: her of Ajtacrieari arimiuala who at pres- rF**-“■> NO. 14. CURRENT ITEM#, feathered it well to strike an antagonist RKX'OIR to ' Wl; ' ' A TOUjca IADT on Cape Cod picks a or reach the popular-heart. ■****, fiMtivi’ ■ ^barrel of cranberries every day in their Lincoln’s messages were just careless season.r enough here and there to give novelty Taxb care of your health and your and power to those quaint turns of a wife; they are the two better halves that sentence where bin outward thought seemed to have gone inward, and make a man of yon. Im New Hampshire the school direct­ educed those pathetic and melancholy— artful—■ejaculations or ors have posted up this notice : “School some said Teacher Wanted. No man wearing n phrases, which heightened the mystery of the mail. • . shawl need apply," ' Andrew Johnson never wrote a meaChicago manufactories employ over sago showing other than a tumultuous 100,000 m«n, have an invested capital of Fnan tfaiu mW Ftnttro wbqw nocewdlnff w»w, and turgid mind. $52,000,<XXJ, and turn ont annually WBh it. tWKlM pcrtVr. $125,000,000 worth °f' products. NATIONAL CURRENCY. The official debt of'Alabama is $24,­ sight. Ldgar followed, saying < ent enjoy blissful obscurity in the Old. ■ 6 But-for yon and Mias Clifton, I World. Tile number of this class from Germany has grown so great latterly m'iglit have been one of th«d,party.” that the German Government has found And going up to Mdbel, he said: ** Miss Clifton, your’slumber to-night it necessary to station scwral of ita mnfi.ht fa kune will deMake ’Pai about to fail; should be very peaceful. You have not most accomplished detectives in New .... .......................... there, that I have grown penurious. helped to cloud either the brain or heart York, wiiithcr a half-dozen notoribus |h, what is it, John?” of any of your friends to-day. Accept criminals from the Faderland are snjv At the reeent session of the Illinois iny warmest thanks for hhving saved me poccd te liave centered within th® last 410,406. Thia ia equal to $24.4# on two months.* Among the most cele- every man, woman and child in the Farmers* Association, at Decatur, Mr. from feeling l>oth." . broted of these ia one Hugo Schoeps, State, or 1^22.42 on every voter. M. M. Hooton read on interesting paper “A telegram, sir." Edgar saw an expression in Ernest’s Mr. Clifton tbfell'quickly open, reail eyet .that mtaic him think it would be who embezzled the neat littlo snm of Tim Secretary of the NMtiopal To- on the subject of onr national currency, ahd its relation to the prosperity of the s, and exclaimed; states that five hun­ quite ua agreeable to,all parties if he 8112,000 in September last from a Ber- 'bn^co Asnociation “IteallyAMBltfttwbad! But I must woHldrinke goods house,» phorcu he was cm- dred and- thirty-four million and some count ry. He maintained that our pros­ T-Vdtetet UM' 1Ffory ll'dJ back, to the K-Lro-i recess ... of lin - — dry -a---------------r---- -TVri------ ™ ro. John, here.’’ And hastily writing tlitrwimlowTtb'llie piano, or anywhere ployed aa bookkeeper. He has been- odd thousand rigors have been exported perity as a nation and as individuals ■was in direct proportion to the amount out of hearing. ‘traced * *' ta Vienna, where * ' he ’lived ’ under ‘ from Havana since Jap. I, 1871. ' of currency in circulation. The year Iftunfag A few momenta after, his flue’voice the aVume<l name of Count Zolkowski; The scientific world, which hw been 1880, x^hen the amount per capita was Ah! wiilio mr»t or brown Bn»l, It tu^t|<n not Much to Mabel, said : ■ was blending with hers in a well-chosen thence to Munich, where he called him­ excited over the reported discovery of a only $7.20, the speaker, stated, was one dying, self Count de Scapski: thence to Ham­ .balloon in a tree in the remote part of of unparalleled depression. Laborers k wevrwtcry iu pi-uty biiu cr.hlwrfj-liter, and begs that I will hasten to him. I en Ernest told Mabel of the love burg, where he immediately embarked Northern Africa, is now set at rest by in harvest fields were paid about fifty which had been hers ainco first he knew for New York. Another case is tliat of the announcement that the article fonnd cents a day daring the ijpason, and Wm. Moos, who swindled the Royal her: ’. • was a baboon. wages of all kinds were at an unprece­ WboM iwu*|«OU<1 or on i»n-i • explain the reason of my foiling to .sec 7 I came one night to lay my heart be­ Bank of Erfurt, Prussia, of 990,000, Piior. Loomis, ol Yale College, who dentedly low figure. In order that a tt J*? li**1 fA* ln -lode*, f«Ulnj» m> am-, ’ tjiem, IM WTWW1FS<<F<MT yeare. fore you. You had many guests, and and fled to this country, where he js has special charge ef the weather of comparison might be instituted between deFtoti wiih oUrtaxud wbxi tiiryckHwi And—well, dear, you can do as you offered them wine. You noticed not tliat supposed to live in disguise and con- । New Haven, says that the month of the times when money was scarce and I placed my glass untouched on the ta­ (•i-alment. Another fugitive from .the November just passed was the coldest when it was plenty, Mr. Hooton sub­ ble. I left early. I dart’d, not woo the aam» city iu Prussia is ;Sdmar .Utley, A» the RWMirrt Of n»r« <-r>ald fliox.rm the «ir.' responsible for what happens in my nb- heart of one who held such a fearful who stole §60,000 from the Credit So­ one known iq that city during the last mitted the following interesting table : ninety-five yearn. temptation before me; why you will ciety of that <pky, and excajieil to Amer­ ‘IbLr. «Ult-t>w* :bM Saints MARiwnfrE, where Marshal >• H Oh.thiArk^ouj pupa, for permission know when I tell,you the terrible truth. ica. Still another is Christian Reichert, is’ a small’ .......... nofo.war.pafii „ 1,0"Iohw»o. I iri11 willingly oil,brotflMiwaaoraU.drank. who embezzled the unchriation sum of Bazaine will end his days, .I1MI.1M9............. IOX0 itsa..............5.1.00 »lWno«toortttm*»g,,Md l mtairk«.l ' Me.Btern.oMa, off the WhU.ur.rtajrtata.'rirtorto.l.. m. iu,. any unkind remark., il any one leal. ; „ja tho wunuu, h„ , .11.00 1S30............. 1130 tail............. 2l.*0 to toe ClMMieo-llke eitr ol New York, ■onlbvni cosel ol Fhu.«>. It wae .t .1130 MSI........... 14 3011*1 .............i».5O 1 tnm on. . ■ . .1X46 1103......... -• I4J0 1S0S............ ‘JIM where, undisturbed by-the calls of hte j C^De*» P°’nt of embarkation for p^, ■ ............................ .11.30 1S3S;.......... I4X> IWZ............ H.O) " For a time mother and I had won him .io.TOr«S4.......... Mtn............ -n so iBUnd» 01111 Napoleon landed.ou hia : kindest wishes for withholding tempta- train his fatal passion.^ Hu was doing nnmerou friends, he dreamed to find ! a NUiKjrjsAfrs s-Toiiy. . ,HogJ^rym. th eir boys. And te the. young leisure to mend his wavs. Ho was for- j rctuni Irt,ux Elim. ! J**®; well. We believed h^ would fulfill the 'a.7V.l»70. shall try;te fry. to make myself myseft sb so agree-, agree-. -ast -baft>rs>rAuaI of the men I shalf merly the Secretary of the Rhenish rail- ; “ Thib« “ 008 B00'1 flbont i H.'H 1-71 I bright promise of early youth. Hu grew 15.M1IITO.. windows of . her father's magnificent| able, and have our cock to make tlio a late traveler ; “ they JM|7‘ n.»n<fw.. to love a beautiful girl. She was wild road, and in nil respects may be looked ' mansion. A servant stood ini waiting.! “ i , coffee so very fine, that they will go and thoughtless f and one night, at a upon an a distinguished visitor. But 1 nevcr chaD8e- We haTB Prb ot She was making- bui a list Of articles «VWr *lll‘te “« well plenscif, and with .1 3TOBKL REPUBLIC. he very modestly kee^ aloof from the >*nod‘ men of 1118 worid« but U,e bab-T j u nvu pn-uavu, uuu »iui party party in in her father 1 ’s house, ahe. urged _‘o„_deal ________ J" £1 if him, ^ wanted for the next day. Coming foot 'l 'tM&Si™ ___off the »i...gay _ i____ i:........ i iand ’ i is aolf-uoaHessed. fenrirss. ' brains n'good cleAra ’,* JHum to ululi drink. ' society mctrojiolis, haathe * name ““ “ "'If p^c^!. fearkiw, ■ The little Itepublic of Switzerland, ,¥3r She raised *1 had Ait>MWBMlUh<WwM!\ri»^»’ • *.\0ne glass. Every ono bul juu Uk.„ <ho. tv <n<n»M in rfmling tbn met ' little In^iliro in all ' l«-«i.lr« Mug Ihn ol.lr.t »ral« of Ibe her eyes from the paper anti Idbkeh but1' > Aa‘ hour niter. Mr. Ohfton wriH on his M«," sliOKud. ’ j nuiiou. pur.nil „f l,ia mnuy friends, | ■«“ “ad in ‘“11 i« tlw boil ijauterlwod sisterhood of Rnpnblion, Republics, in the liest The crimson flush deepened on ho way ' “H« reainto.!, I____ • I him » • . An inquisitive citizen writes to one of 1 nu^ “°st twonumucially goveriwd. She to the side of his dying friend. . She taunted wbo are jxMMi-siied with on eager desire bright young face mi “ Oh !” in a tone 6 the St. Ixiuis papers inquiring why the j lu “ Mt a m, ^ cl in the matter Mabel sat down and wrote : about haring to abstain entirely because to again behold the honest face of the deep regret, escaped her lips. . 1 IGomu holP mo committee on art at the late fair'hap- ■ of which*T»mo of her younger i •~— he lie had nan not the tne self-control seii-controi to use uac wine .wicked Chri-itisn. v>uw..i»u. These mow cows, all mi of u* She turned, after an iinstant o_ ,I receive our fnenda to-morrow. Papa , iu Huxieratjoa. He yielded, accepted Sreftt importance, have caused much penod to award the first premium for I though more profligate and more pre­ j4 the courage to make thia great mange, and net five hundred tongues to . CfuFoh iW a^fcfju*. , toriili \ j yT'11 1 “Ust J*0 j the fatal glass from her hand, and excitement iu Germany, and the Gov- fruit in water-colors to an oil-painting, iililui.y anxious I first moderately, then on and on eniment of that country will leave no It is a question concerning wb.vh rhich a « -this list, nnd shall not send it for ui ‘ 1 reption a strccess. '~—sin the old fearful way, until the end i effort undone in its search for these gay mild curiosity would aeem entirely hU^py^ If you haw anything to t- ------- Mb J and frisky fugitives who hade it so and- justifiable. ’ ’ came — a iun; ruined life, and a mother ’ s ti'Ad to in: the' meantime, you can c» j den a farewell. • * Edgar likes Flory, I can plainly see, brokcn heart Marshal Bazainf. is said by M. ik” j and . T t•hink she _ ia nottwholly indifferent “ De you wonder tliat I fled from you? J Thiers to have in his possession crush­ Mr. Clifton had’ been rending ina ■ " ul‘ “r’*‘ "*■ ’ ‘ “ ' *1 think TUN HOLL or HONOR. very hour since yearning to return, 1 ing documents which ore a disgrace to ;.tke room. Huarjugf tin | We are indebted to the New York many noted men and to the French rt Jaring not”. door cfose nftcr John’s departure, k> iter.l A.fcAu>cn! do I ,OT tlw Mloowg '"U "«1 _army ___ _ : “ Whole „„ regiments refused to Baked:*’ > ’« /. ' )W, musnawy, “ranraubiJL RngT EarnestlyUiaiiEngUo<rthat light! Plet® -b«* °f Senators and Representa- j 5^^, under the walla of Metz, at th<» Mabel cilium «m Ote ot Ite Iovriie.1 lmj jjuted upon you, I te.Umi.-J ten- \ In »>» ImMcovrnul Ihfir „om,nl w!lel, thr bn.ta.te to Ior« those wines I spoke of, my dear • girls in V------ . Friimd. wondered tiuit to laJ. be^ 1,(.,on. onIj W1>JMD j \ buck pny mio the United Stain. Trite-1 , th. "Ho to. not pra. vol, p,pn." .' 'her tor.tout M4 uo ia UrwUHruike U! numuae ■! lived." heart had not.^MM VMflMl rszsyvM —। %Vill you bo mv wife 1 u*7» ‘M‘in8 a transcript of the official' ------- ----------------- ------' ’ 7 ’ I rerxird in the office of TTOustirer Spin- ABOCTOCR PRKSlLKXTS ANI> THKIH Ah, well; do not.make it,late. Tfey ; of her many suitors. They did do! ' Maliel Her •heart Ttc recorsI « chiefly remarkable > it£SSAUKfL will be very busy to-night," her faher know she had no heart to yield to any j* ■ was too full of inv—she I conM not U-ll him in word, boi tepp, i n’“~ ’hid‘ «* nppom upon , .W..teugton. ite.M«te were, w. rule. Tho «1M -Uli whlob the •ovl wta When Wn..n ’.ri. trtt ?*• Bol. when tu bud on Duly holy .brine, It xihU With Power, wbo-c * IMTtO.,V< The Modupau ttMifInowrttijrou#M»>«Mqi;.,v SkMloctAJ. Hll B* el life stadl 4ta. Iluty ucgl«teJ Which i* theoldcat tree ? Thu elder, of course. Wiut word is always pronounced wrong ? H'rono- ’ ; What Manixes more philoaophy than taking things as they come ?' Parting with them'afl they go. ’ ' ’ What is the difference bctwe.n a granny nnd a granary? One is a com bin, ond'-thb other a born kin. • . Wkat is the difference between an oyster and a chicken? One^ia. best fresh from the ahell, and ^10, other ‘“t . . .A .. teutious sisters would do well to imitate. Win is a pretty girl like a locomo­ 'j C- Schenck, *- whose -• election . .to ... the I Presidency of the Confederation was an­ tive engine ? Because she sends oft the nounced a short time ago, receives a sjiorkB, transports the males, has a train Halaryof $3,000, holds his position but oue following her, and pansds over the year, nnd will not be eligible for re-elec-, plain. tion until the expiration of another A Pehn (I1L) coroner's jury, ten­ year. The Vice-President baa $2,400, dered a. verdict that n man, whofto body and the seven mornbora of tiw Council, wtu found in the river, came to his each of whom*preside-i over an adminis­ death by a Wow on the head, “ which trative dt-partmont, also receive "?2.40<> wan given eitner before or after drown­ each. Notwithstanding the small sala­ ing.” ries, there have been no coses reported “Lou,” aaid, a doting aunt to her of Credit Mobilicr corruption or oin'aryfour-ysar old nephew, “ say Schenec­ grabbing. and the Swiss Congress does tady I” Alter gravely pondering the not exhibit buffoonery in, dealing with the word a moment, shakujg his^bead, I B‘10rt an“ practical. “tin te. ornM. ted important public questions. he solemnly siud, “No, 'tant soy’dat ; ‘ Jolui Adams style was ornate and tedious- F H'» mmtences were’--------long; u his I1 tedious. :-----------------------“ Tmi New Ysab’h Bag.—Make u teef ain’t s’arp ’nough.” A BE>'juuuni.Y dirty man stopped in largo bag of thin white paper or silver j budget crisp. I . Jefferson’s eight annual mcwiages jmper, fill it with sugar plums, and tie front of a small boy sitting on a:fence, ;: w,, wore mi -bf and ana elegant uicguui composition*, ouiapcmi^iow*. j] a string around the top, to keep it fest. expecting to have some fun by* staffing -ro ’‘ H cm ctear 1' ^hey were ’brief and eaay to underThen suspend it from the ceiling, or him. IW nald flow much dtf you ’ ‘ ’ | stand. ’ i from a large drtor frame, and jtrovide a weigh?”. The answer was: “Well, Madison’s messages jero quiet and 1 loogdAcht stick. Each child ia blind- about as muah.Mypu woqM if yop,,were . ,. very short, showing little temperament 1 folded in turn, nnd the stick put into wa*ImmL''^ t; ' Monroe began with an expression of ’his ’ cr’ her’ hand. ' .. ................................... She is then led , Tiut lolloping, are,, a : few mare names fear in his own weakness. His measagt-s within reach of the bag, and told to j of pastofflce.idn the United iitateR; Ti were distinguished for their ability and strike it. If she succeeds in her aiju Ti, To To, Why Not, Pipe Stem,' Stony aqd tears a hole in it, the sugar plums Man, Sal Sdda, Shicliphinfiy',1' 'flnow­ clearneaa of style. John Quincy Adams wrote with a are scattered on the floor, and the little shoes, Overalls,'Lookout, Lost Oh'once, classic fervor and historiographer’s ! ones scramble for them ; but it isdiy no Black-boim, Marrow Bontw, Sorrel soopo. HU documenta were rather long, i means easy to strike a snspende*! object Horae, tally Ho, and Tired Creek. ’ ^h° hxst eeasop >ihd ippOntiA-in the rim w W;. b bi.ttorhtMekteabp.UU t v r Kult. hand lav util! in in ■; lt- 11 W1^ 5t observed that out of 74 " £q2r'tir*r? i select circle her father's wealth and |»o . jjj, • She raised lier orcs a moment ami । Sena'or**’ °a,J 19 bnvo remoTe<I the .. A Uw.n .7." : * ' . C “ " eaJU‘ U ** I raisW lM;r • moment, and I temptation phcecMln- money out “ A boon, papa. Promise to aunt l..,r .L. n ..i a.i.i; • . ‘ ... . ’ Ha - “U“ plKifc'1? V’"'”*Aa,1'‘ l»»» I"-" hewing there. : temntation and bhiend 1b.. mmov nni of “ -WkTl f '?■htata i Be mciea »o other B>M«r. their reach in the Treasury; of 252 'AHmL|m£ itatentod. »llb mind arid heart., ebko., . .Tudgiag from the lire .tone into which Ite-prusentatives, only 47 have done the ' 'Ul“* *'“* Rood- U”' ^Uit voik, inthe oHu.rrwmli.dI^..i, same—a littleTnore kUm 25 per cent- of I the voices in the'other Tobni had fallen, not in umoranee. mv child.' cniin ..i he t... t.had been . very attentive, .... , j irance, my Mated and] other hearU had fouDj the Senate, and a little Jess than 20 per fAthery / '■ she grew to love him, feeling mue the their mates. But the pairs were mjpi*- cent, of the House : She had an earnest, eager, noble look I Uaie W(Ut not far wh«n he would Tatcd, or rather joined again,' by the re­ ft H* eyiss that her father dul mm in, eume to tell her of his i Jre. > WA months Anthony, turn of Mr. Clifton, who entered, calling BuckiDghMn, «>d he promued her. rolled by, and he spolfe MfH. (»ra*teaMy . ’ h ba.vZyDUr b“ vioits grew less-frequent,’until tjiey 9nte». *! Mabel, ,my dear. i“ nm there rooms Ckuidkr, 1 * 1 1 ceased. WBK’Alnr*'atol' had -dome-i look'yuther dark. Let's lure the gas Fatter, tot us have ho wine.: to- between his love and heA. slm copjd turnejl on,..ifyou please.” .. : never think ; but she felt perfectly mire “Certainly, papa.” - rA t-Rimt! A<*,«>;4ca«Mwt^aMgyou he did love her,-and so, hoping that And when there was light enough for| that Na winos! AV by, child, have tim(. would solve the mystery and bring Mr. Clifton to look into his daughter's I ° ’. yoagtotatoMy? For i«taly-ar«.*e. , bll,n • ,to as a rule. blindfolded ; generally many attempts <jn». be MW a bright light .lining ,*7“1 A won clergyman, accosted by an I toward my tnrad. vine pi Se»l ,«ulwj .U IrSa loFt^eutopg. Jackfou’s meesogra ware often very ; «e made unsuccessfully. Esch child old acquaintance by ■ the name-of Cobb, । *au.ui.-u nau w;uieu iof uia coming. inure, 'Another ahoiucf moment, rniimeiit, when wnen Flory r lory ;' jarj. ninl, Jafca Min t Ltol I ................................................................... e - II। there. long, l?ut always vigorous. The first' « allowed three trials. The maker of replied : ' New Year’s Day camo bfuutiltd -nnd | *aR« to greet lorn, ho wdd, with a sly ; «*!!, fLN.. I ■ don’t know yod, • sir.” WH italicized word to l»c found in any Pres- j the bag can put in it tiny books, pin- J' My name is Oobb/'rqjoiiMd thwman, ..... ---- --J- ’ - — • . CoStnn, A. It r:ww' ’ II . . . . t to. Ay ^.to to.. Lynch, John, OrrlM. CrrlM, John' JohpM^ idential message occur.', in his inangu- ' cushions, or any little toy, with tho 'who was half aeaa over. “ Ah, six,” re­ „ Un, lather, I nev^ ” f* u J»— - - -her wishes, and fully «jufueed j poihihg — of. the surrounding darkness— er (e^0*‘11; plained Job ral : ‘‘Tho recent •demonstration of । sugar pluma. Thia bag would add to a plied . tfio clergyman, “you ^■e bp ,John, [1* -'Inu • her own spirit into her fair friend. guided by the light within. Well, have Bx» ’’“Mb. public sentiment inscribes on'the list of j child's purty; it i" often uaed ntbirih- much own on you that I did^nQt pee the <Klt I It W,U1 impossible for an indifferent ■ you had a pleasant day?" • exocutivc duties, in character* too legi- 1 day parties. An older person should al- Ook” ■ ■ « . n, chanced .o mre jxtsou not to fyl their powexp of fasci: “ A happy day, father ; there are no F*rwiv<>rth, ble to be overlooked, the task of re- 1 wsy” superintend, for rome children Jessie .had been doing something — . —, , JX-FnOU nOv l< Fxruiworth, J. F. (part I.igm—-1^.. vas . UB..uon. _ ’m-m! I - ’J . f ; . ... " my eyea just Edgar Livingston TQa3kk lixfiM«tam _fortn. ' would would lw» lie erreodv greedy or nnl« rude. which her juamnia had told het she regrets to steal in and mur it, Maliel i n-.<m.e4 by cowuy z ««*lwl but a glance to: »ee I one their find gue/ds, they y mustn’t do. ’ She had been eatlhg cur­ Van Buren was a wordy writer, and ; said, witi> a bright smite. Tub deer ns well as the buffalo need hence his messages were apnn ont to a rants, and,’of course, got Her mottth all y “I urn glad of it—glad of your re-, pvwii." of wine.. Fatlier, his mother is a sid*w - .a»i v , the protection of law, or they will soon . solve, Mabel. How glad you will know I ro«wr, ch»«., tedious length. bo exterminated in. the Northwestern Harrison never hud opportunity to Mrftinhiw. w n .i Wcs friend who accompanied him out. Her mamma said: “To®<know when I tell yon that ibis morning I ‘ him. Will they not be wrecicd. hlm >< ; States, It in estimate*! that from two write more than one resjiectable inaugu­ yon were forbidden to cut the currants." ■ closed the eyes of a father whoso only I j’’Am to four hundred men are encamped along son was away in some drinking saloon. Bawtejr. x. j>7 ral, in which there was a good deal “But, mother,* *iatau, tempted me." etf? 'lb.morww#ni mdciZ,, •'/fe.i.jM.d teip o,.” «id lUtel. the line of tlie St. Panl and. Pacific dS: about the ItotnuMi—Bratus, Oeiavins, “ Why diilq’i you roy, *Got thee behind How my heart ached for that dying ! 0- *Branch Railroad, Minnesota, engaged me, Satan ?* ” “ I did aay, ‘ Get tiiee be­ Camillus, etc. think at that time my daughter was not | Halwy< •' John Tyler made prompt reference in' in killing deer for market. One man i» hind me, Satan,’ and lie went and got his inaugural to ibe fact that he won the said to. have slain fifty in a month, by ’ behind ine 'and pushed me right into bolding the fatal glsatf to any young Bonus*, w. WtU.nl, C. W. lurking in runways, and shooting the jthe curFarit bushes • ■ ‘‘nI man," aaid Mr. Clifton,bis voice tremb- Hw-Jo!luflrat Vice-Prwidext to fill the higher of­ ;'““e or animals when Hiej- came to drink. The | A Touthnxo epitaph : - ■ fing-witb c motion. . ' . . i.. . fice without being elected to it. His iuuuh slaughter is’ going on til<«»ig the “j style was dear and his documenta of Mother New Year'sI>ay Mated Mawum smujn a leufnl warning djap.tethal bitter Clip.-: ‘ : . seu*on< Mabel offered herg«MU jBwt. lines of other Western roads. . ” My d*>»r, wllettj~r-A'i,n wlnjk «r! “ h" *“4 Mid, im, iteguM and Flory each pirsided bver on cstab- to hnslmnd» to take their cigars ont of. moderate length. lixkment of their own. The happy re-1 their mouths before they bid their ^Polk wrote practiaally, wit^i no orna­ I -.•ekriHlltoUwillborii lb. .-n— m ”” ■P««d»un« •(»«’ it, ted™, r^r The distinction which luxuxy <*nd ! BEMWmiZu<tek.I bte» M Mm. membrance of their reception is never i wjrew good-by. That kind of a ment, and vetoed general measures, such corruption arc making between Kha clouded hby the (bought that .» they wbiah have t acconiteg to'Byron, hell hath ns Ftenah claims,river and harbor bills, people and their .representatives waa added one drop to the cap of bitterness no fury like, was seen leaping-from an and excessive internal improvements. illustrated m Washington on Saturday which so many w;voa, mothwa and ais- outgoing train, on Saturday morning, Taylor wrote a abort inaugural, indi­ last. Willbun Oratehfield, a repnwui... cating a childlike and rather timid of­ tutive from Tenoessoc, walked hi-.the r Tj.t^R^-i'uted—uay,wonw,wun.t^iiy dis- . door °« every hew arrivaiof guests. She tars have te drink—that cup of sorrow abandoning her baggage and her baby, which is so often prepared for them by iumI -pursuing her horrified httaband, ficial spirit. It ia aaid tliat he congrai. . door of Congress iu tiw Loueet attire of grace and tmrly gnwtJ4 from the lore of had hoped for the coming of one. But sister women. Milh a pmuU in tor total, a pateh at | "" toiap at ja-aoa a farmer, but that attire was viewed <uie. th>tiamxy»iiwrlL wifl;when it grew late ashes ou her oiieek, and unlimited glare ’ worbJ l!lc t«*t of mou­ with suspicion by the doorketqxw, who To mis < j«'« »>*»*•— A wbitkr in 1 lie Now York Sun states i declined to let Crutchfield in until he . Mt- brink a din^rt, ^hgi^bal bwll wmt.. that there is otic man’living, and only rn her eye. -1 — —-Fillmore wrote an acceptable message had been identified as belonjffng to the katfaer, atn-teh forth your strong arm I >y Jfkiam^irrmdmir,. Awhw lhe same one, who cih.read Eliot’s Indian Bible. Aamo> A^ -« GootwcH,who has kpent -• — seven —graceful, but without distinctive Th* Gtmeral Amnesty bill .vty«h h« ranks of broadcloth and forward pay. to draw him back—if only one'step, , greeting that Tmd lalien onTirr ears so TH* tt Mr. J. Bss-nntf TnuubuU, years iu Belgium looking the matter up, Uyfe. . If we do not» save numy times tiiat day, “Happy New librarian of tha Watkinson Library of will tell the world in a book to be pub­ Frank Pierue wrote with fraukuere Jcmi A. 1>LS, Governor of New York, and is now pending in' Oie Hekate i*>­ . . jjpn. it wilt Iri a comfort to thirik we* Year, Mise Clifton,’’ caused the bright Reference, Hartford, Conn., who has lished by tile AppkAona, next year, that and suavity, but showed no great depth Thurlow Weed, one ox the 'oldest fdi-.. moves id! diaabUIHiFs imjibterff by the ur^d liiKei.aM- forward -«» his (fatal i light to return to her eye, the beautiful .prM mu, tw «t bta HI. in MuJpus tto-n.»- ObriMopb^ Oteobm te—n tore in the United States, and Panic! third aeetlon of *fhr Fourteenth Amend alias or a uiduiamc, and that the old Bnrhanan wa* a good writer, pitched Brew, the millionaire, are ail pension­ manti It Hfte from sttntttera of man didn’t diwover Ameritm at all. A a little too much on. the style of tiie old ers on the Goyer&jnwd, having hewn rated in the young man. .’. Im J ft. BUI* raft fir Ai;e :n fter of these atarisolder- in 1SJS. played » fife. udr—” ' I eyes, when he reoeivdd from her the an ’ 40.000 otter, are caught w.d killed ling hiatoriitel discoveries will now be diplomatic w riting made him soeautioua nntl take bis seat by the «d& cd Atezan“ Nothing more than for his own and | fragrant cup of coffee, that relieved the fur their fur iu this country every year. that he never barbed a tjeulencv nor dt-r H. Stephens. musket. r ww. , nte ■■rkite,, it jo, u.d. te,: w.«a»P^ «.■ �Take your Home Newspaper—the CROCERm Vra^PRtViSWNS A1 ASHVILLE; NEWS he ares another at work lima a wo imam Stanekand|W<MMicn Ware, can paw a mirror wit boot trying Money paid for u home paper remains at home, aad every dollar that i» Kept in cireaUliou at boax. balpi Io build up your own town, while every dotiar Mai aw»v go* to­ ward building up Mme Uwn ia which you ar» nowise ihteresMd. Tberfwa every good citixea should sustain their bone paper, and not reject it ia favor of sone other pa­ per, because, perhaps it is a trifle smal’er aud eoats r. few cents more- for if you do, you build up olber papers at the expose of your own. Il is to tbs taietwt of all to sus­ tain vonr home paper, aa it ia a mirror in which the outside world looks io judge ef the merits or demerits of your town, and which throws ha reflection over a large part of ths country, bringing your town U> the notice of many who otherwin would not know that your town existed. and showing (o the world the importance ol your town, in regard io business, ehurcber, acbools, etc. ta» catch a gtiiO|>M of her luck hair. Mr. W-ppk, — coming along the the street the other day, where tome men were butting some melted tar to the top or a building for the roofers. Otte mtn was ptilliug at the hunting rope and another -was holding the bucket away from the wall by meant of a ourd. The bucket had jtui passed the wide cornice wlien Wopples upon the acene. He comprehended the situation at a glance, and saw that the man who was bolding the bucket out from the building by the cord JOB PRINTING with a dim impreahton that something had burst he dropped ,his rope and A noted wltloqity—2 B or 0 i B, i. the ? - H, and ke smoking, sticky oontenls descended in a black flood upon Mr. will last much longer next two An exchange remarks that wood. AT THIS OFFICE GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISION. Winter Timo Table—Taking Effect December »f, 1STS. NV anted it left 40 the woman folks to saw and split. Goin* Wait Wopples devoted her “A thing of beauty is a jaw for. leisure hours to scraping (he tar off ever”, as an American husband said Wopples" skm, varying his amuse­ of his handsome scolding wife. ments by the delivery of free lectures St. Louis has a very pleasant kind to Wopples upon what she called his of man ; he caries a n*'sl of black ants weeks Mrs. habit of "entammly meddlin.** in his coat |>ocket, and teaches bugs A couple of Mssachusetts sweet hearts went out to ^nlk. They to dunce. An old Indian in Mendocino Co., ON SUBSCRIPTION. SPECIAL NOTICE. remarked, “I •xioo't sew anything here." Made Him." The Dartmenth College authorities have shut up all the nle shops in town, and the students are obliged to Everybody should keep a pet ape A gentleman was suffering from an enter at the back doors. A young lady intends to sue her ulceration in the thioat, which al swollen that Iris father for a breach of promise. Ila life was despaired of. Each individ- said he would consent, and then Thu bard-hearted old «f the hixaeliuld shook bands with wouldn't length became so the dying man, and then went away daddy. wee|tasg. Last of all came a pel ape, A judgement of six cents has beeu and shaking the man’s hand, went tendered against the Chicago Post for ■ away also with its hands over its eyes. libel. Now let's see 'em collect it. 8t was s*> ludicrous a sight that the St Lotus asking herself the ques­ patient was forced to laugh, and tion, "Is it right to shoot a man in the laughed so heartily that the ulcer leg ?ust as he’s going to be married T broke nnd bis life was saved. Better shoot him in the hand, cousid. A Duappointkd Mam,—An old rag-picker has been in the habit of ering the times. "What comes after T!" asked a prowling iu the allay running off Larn­ teacher of a small pupil who was ed street belring the block on Wood­ learning the alphabet He recieved ward avenue, bat ween Lamed and the bewildering reply? "You" do—to Congress, picking up such little t hings see’Liza. WORTH OP Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Cloth­ ’ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c., To be Sold within the next Two Months! it in. go ont after'pririe chickens He gave a tremendous cry as he A Missouri clergyman’s fees for dropped it, and when the clerk got marrying fourteen couple amounted out the old fellow was wildly search - to fifty pounds of dried apples and a into which he The derk triad to explain the action of the heat on tin, but the old man was in a hnrry and collides't stay to listen.—Derail Free Preu. due hill for eighteen bushels of buck­ FOB WHICH THE Highest Merket [Price Ever Given in Nashville ! Delivered at our Saw Mill in Nashville, Mich. Nov. 18lb, 1873. W5 OLDS & CO. What Non! jin Nashville, Mich. The Subscriber hu taken a part of the Store with Cap* Boise, and ia now opening a New Stock «f Staple aai Fancy DryGroods UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY. 4-e, fc.. fa. I* a n 1 c Prices! MY STOCK IS NEW CASH & EXCHANGE was found in the river, came to his death by a blow on the head, ‘'which At pricaa (0 meet the either before or aftci Terms: AU BiUe wtder TIMES! COFFEE, The friends of a wit expressing for out coming, end fondness for the OHEAFEH Ail Open Account mast be Settled at once. . botte, he should Than any other Store in Naehviila, SYRUP. Pivprieier of the Hosiery .[Linens, ShaWs WOLVERINE MILLS! FLANNKLS, CLOTHES. SODA, SPICES, CRACKERS, RAISENS, LAMPS, CHI MNEYS. —AND — My Motto ia,-TV Nibble Sixpnee January 1«4, 1874. NaahvUte, Nev. IB, 1878. W. A. ATLSWORTH. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! CASTOR, !mb, Lafia* Inbii nd Traaihj Sdd a LARD OR MACHINE OILS, Yod Will Find Them, -•a GROCERIES’. OF THK BMt QUALITY, ANt> which va ara selling al prie«e that d< y c cm petition. At Reasonable Rates, D. BI. PURCH IS, who Stands second to none as a Custom Mil­ ler. will ho pleaee-1 to cheer the acarta et all (hat may give him a trust - at 3fg Carding Machine - • Cottoc A Sugar, whose work has elven universal aatisfhrtion Defies Competition! m lOCk Clark’* A #aiThrtad, • • t< . ISj Ct DR V G 8TO RE Is soliciting a very large run of custom. ------ OF----- r 9^- The Highest Market Pries paid ftr Produce. DOWNING & ALLH. HALBERT & CO. CENTRAL HOUSE. CITY DRUG STORE. Meah 15 Cts. Lodgtaga 21. CU. BOARD, Also keeps a good sritrttoa af You good people of Nashville, All stay at home, And get your Drugs and Groceries Of Simot & Stojtb. GROCERIES, CONTECTTOJS ABT CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, Tliis firm have just started And are bound for to sell, And all who give them patronage Are sure to do well. which I win san at the lowest price*. OYSTERS IN THEIR SEASON. .. -------- • I will pay the Highest Market Price They have a good line of Sugars, Tea, Coffee and Spice, And they will sell all their Goods At a fearful low price. Now don’t forget the place, folks, For they are in their new store, Not into Downing’s, But the very next door. Now you from the “Fadderland,” Don’t be afraid, For Simot is a Dutchman, Bo go there and trade. Our slock we’ll not enumeraie. For want ot more room. Bat we have evey thing m our line, From a Wash-tab fo a Broom. We keep ail kinds of Notions, And Toys for the babies, looks brighter when when we come ” have thought it worthwhile to marry. jar* i win m" '’lock on A cotenspor&ry is grieved to learn "A wife was necexry,’’ he said; to any parry w ak Uf to a^ngw to awvlL •etebBsbed and paying burinaan. that bis brother of Hie quill has a ‘they began to say'of me that JJirank too much for a single man." “Print and prosper" says lh. wi-« man al .he-Time, Priming Honw” 1 Cheanut atrwt, Philadelphia. r5. HOLLER, j Give me a Call. CSNIAD CLSVM. JACOB LENTZ Manufacturers and keeps M hand Piricr, Likrary, Biiiit, OBk GEKEEAL FDBITDEE at Together with a full aasartiasat of MIRRORS, PICTURES, THAMES AND CARDS. BRACKETS. DUST£B8.tC_fcC.- Cash; Overt!6 ms* eye some surprise that, with his age and The child who cried ft ran TEAS, . ‘ D. C. GRIFFITH. IDBUITURI MAWACTORY! These Goode have been purchased at ed a verdict that a man, whose body gentleman to etteed opera with spec-' do!t*a scarecrow, a ragmuffin and lades in the rear of their pantaloons. all of which I certify to be true. wife with one eye.” TOILET 8OAP8, for Produce. YANKEE NOTIONS, All are invilad to exit and exmalne ay A Troy policeman swore os follows or Ninety Days Note with Inter­ Gooda and Pucu, before purchasingI and it may lam out before the winter against ? prisoner "The prisoner set est wiU lie taken if desiecd. know l ean eave them sob>« Moxbt. aa I am bound to sell is ovei that it will be high style fur upon me, catting me an ass, a precios watches fondly perfumery-^ Very Low Price ! 09.00 per 5Veek- tag old garments is growing peentar, K sentimental editor says: “Itis , Mr. P.IWLES, And will be add for And U well odspted to the FxH xad Winter wheat. Trade. BpecUl inducements given ta ewi. . A Pekin, III., coroner's jnry render­ and every artide. The old clothes desienr say that was given very littta stock b brought in. Wear drowning," comforting to know that MEDICINES, Prints, In Cash will be Paid. OENTS AND LADIES Greatest Bargains reached out his claws to rake Hard Maple. Rock Elm, Basmol aid Oak Lop, $5,000 Iff DRV SOODS ST0B1 W.A. AYL8W0RTH could thrust hie fingers. Most be dosed Out WINES A LIQUORS, AL 0 A LIM ITLD AJIOUETOF FIRST would respectfully solicit the aUaattao of customers to the fact that ba ie making imCLASS provcraouU in his mills wbieh will prove a benefit to cualomen aa well as to himaelf. The reputation of my milIs arc best adver­ tised by the continual increase of casUaf. II fRTIHE REV STOCK. If it wasnt for ten-cent stamp ocA clerk in one of the stores saw him coming Saturday and easionly found in a chew of tobacco he tossed a tobacco box into the siove a considerable portion of nur citizens ■laving in contemplation a removal nvxt Spring. will ootntavnee this d*y lo oineo out and left it there threa or four minutes, would s'arve. hts entire stock of Goods at the and then set it on a box. The "pick-' "Please <lont shoot the cows” is «r" came along up and saw the box, a sign on a fanner's fenc e near Chiand after slyly glancing around he pgo, intended for city sportsmen who as ho fancied. tog for a snow bank Onr motto is to sell as cheap as the cheapest, give 16 oza» to the ft. ana the right change every time. KEROSENE CREBRTANDISH LOGS, WOOD WANTED geully grins as the Aged. CABRETIKG, Cal., prophesies, for that district, big Ml.ldl«vtlk, IlMltna*. awl, which happend to l>e a goat pas­ waler this Winter, much rain, heap Na*hvin». ture. Seating, themselves on the flood. tanks uf^ ca’m and placid.*! ream The new iron-works of Ironton, they gnvo themselves up to an enjoy­ Mo., are the largest and most com­ Rlvoa Junction. ment of beauties of things. They plete in the United Stales, and have had their backs turned 6 a goat of a capital of $1,000,0**0. Ihroafh Gr»"<l the masculine gender, who npproachAo Irishman being asked in court rthem rather abuuptly, with his head for his certificate of marrage, showed iHuwn, and—but it was lucky the a big scar on his head about the size 4’oung man could swim. Ho got his of a small shovel. . •.girl on the oc the other side of the Among the poor in New York there ctream. where there were nagoats, arc six or eight thousand beggars and aufl couduod not to go back after tlic A 7 THIS OFEICE, and loafers who decline to work under hat unlfl-aotae other day. any circumstances. Didn't She It.—“Now then, mad­ The entire London press joins in am please look steadily al this place thinking that rhe United States has on the wall,” said a photographer to practiced great forbearance in the good old Aunt Elizabeth, when he settlement of its recent complications had put her in position and the plate with Cuba. tin the camera The dear old lady “Her Face Was Her Fortune" has ' looked hard at the designated Sf«ot just beeu issued. It ’ will speediy be from her seat, then got rp and walk• ed across the floor and minutely in­ followed by ‘"His Chcdk Was What ;photographer IF TOV WAIST CMcryvi^6*rBH^aflS AN UNLIMITED AMOUNT OF GOOD weeded their way to a favorite re­ spected it, and then turning to the DRESS GOO The CVidnnfst jwtt as Good Bar­ , RICE, the edge of the cornice, which upset the LOOK HEBE, ONLY 81.50 A YEAR! recognised the votes of authority, anti Dnring The Old, tk» Young, the High. Um Lew, the Mich, the Paar, the Bund and the Free, arc all aerved dike. I boy all kiude of produce in ihola aeaaon. Our busin*M is conducted on strictly tarnwithin the beach e." all. and no one is peranoe prixajplcs. so poor but what can afford to take IL Express offlee banding. Wmdaide of Main 8l., NaabvHe, MUh. Jhnt rope!” shouted Mr. Wopples. The man pulling on the hoisting rope Wopples. And all kinds cf Goods In our tine, and get the worth of year mon •y avery time. ttf Remember the prioe of lheNxws, which is matt staken it so as to let the backet swing over on to the roof “Let go ran to the middle of the street. The bucket came down so as to just bit IAKTEE KOTIOHB, School Book*, A Live Local Paper. help giving orctem whenever O. A. STEBBINS. Cigars for the men, And paint for the ladies. Simot But the test artioto, We menlioced a Iritis too plain, Forgive ns this blunder And we'll not do it agnin. Conso and nxoarie ov prices. And we are sure you will bay, Fot oar motto » sell cbiwy, Bririt M* >ie. Stone. Mj Cafe aii Psatalatei! terras MDCAsjurre, Of oil tfyiM and sis--, and M»TAUC fsraiahad U arder. SDR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kfl rnnuMh, m fc-A �» olcott |. JAN. 4, 1674. BAV8 AL NOTICE. meat sent upon th* boys forspending . CANNED GOODS river bridge and there encovatered the Lords day io the service of the •The Presbyterian* are talking of another team., when they whirled devil, but it Was demonstrated that OF BVBBV around and ran back and were stop­ bad thcy.waitrd until the not day ed in front of Rev.- DaGear's. One they could have crossed the lake with —Jacob Lentz and -Sous, expect of tbeT^rsrs was hurt, the aagoo perfect gaiety.—Lawton Tribune. to build new shop next aummer. The Cbmmon Council of Toledo, —Now to th»» time to make good after spending six’months in the vain 'evolutions and keep diaries. K—The Cbrotiu S.W«ib School effort to discover, the paper having WOODEN -rAyIsworth has a new “ad" this Cone-ri on Christmas niSbt wu a the largest circulation, have decided ' week. ’ His stock is new and therito to let the city printing to the fewest attention. f-b-te and very interesting. At the bidder. OEFCRIFTION, YRUITSiCONYKTIOKlBY,. CONSISTING |I PAKT OF PROVISIONS —-Happy New Year to all. May close of tho exercises two psfwmta- the new year bring peace, joy and prosperity to all the readers ol the silver spoon holder to Nxws. % A Boston man wouldn't invest his W H be A' Card.—*1 would hereby tender pVetty girl through a pair of green my sincere thanks to my friends for goggles. You know what you are the unexpected gift presented to me doing but nobody else does. happy to entertain the Social at their B..RASEY, Drayman. Goods and Christmas night.. It will ever be an TUtar residence next Tuesday ■ evening. Jan. 6th. A social time is aaticipat- imentive to renewed faithfulness in Sabbath School work. TAMES FLEMING. Deputy ShrrIff and Uollee to* Agwil. - WIB attach iomyt«y Mrs. G. A. Trumax. J • >—A good, old portly gentleman fell QIMPSON A WEBSTER. Btaek- down the Christian chnrch steps last D amllha AH klmteof vortlelhe Rtadueollh Sunday evening with a “ker-whack" Iron, Steel, Nails, Sash, Doors, Blinds, House Furnishing Goods. Paints and Oils, Var­ nishes and Brushes, and a splendid line of Table and Pocket Cutlery. AND WILLOW. money in Dubuque after finding that Mrs. Truman, the Mayor didn't know any thing ' about Plymouth Rock, and *didu't care a cuss for George Washington." —Fifty hogs suffered, bled and! cer to Mrs.Horace Lee. —Simot A. Slone have moved into died, at the yards last Monday, and[ The JbunsaZsays a Sioux City, loa. ' gMtort Siirrtorj. it was all through the doings of the their handsome new brick store, aad gentleman knocked his wife down have opened with a good stock of with a billet of wood Thursday night ' H. YOUNG. M. D. Office I wo Lee boys, too. • dour* »oatli <rf Tninwu?* •Urr. Main Btvwrt, r goods. Read their attractive “ad" in He is a great, strapping fellow, while —Il is expected that the pulpit of another column. she is a small woman; but his excuse theM. E. Church will be fitted on DR. Q W. WICK HAM. Particular Sunday next by Rev. W.N.Brockway K —Wm. Tobin a resident of this for striking her with the hillet was 17 attanUon «ir*a tn U m treatment «f. I'ritBtt . - - - - rwa.— v- - . _ . village died yestereay afteraooa at that he is too much of a'gentleman of Albion College. to strike a woman with his fist. / —The ,old year of 1873, with all three o'elook. A. BARBER, M.. D, llorm-o—Dr. Young has jnst returned . palhlc FbyaleiM m4 Sm««. Offle*. frar its joys and sorrows passed away —Trying to do business without last Wednesday, to return never from a visit to Canada. advertise!ng is like winking at a ARNO STRONG. Plain and Fancy more. xj J oh Frialrr. Every variety erf. Job I'rinUuj v&h MalDtM. wrurac; Md dtepUvh. Of —Mr. & Mrs. De.Gecr would or ALL KINDS, LOCAL MATT EES. GROCERY LINE. .Please qdl and examine Goods and prices for yourselves. 4 E. R. WHITE. ATTENTION, ALL ! HARDY & AINSVORTH, Every Stove Warranted fir One Year, and Satisfaction Goarante i pay the Highest Market Prioe for ALSO A FULL LINE OF —A bard earned dollar goes ita full The OamMOR Council of the ViUage of at Wolcott 4 Nashville, Ordain, Tliat Sec. 3, of an ordinance enti­ FkR. C. Q LINSLEY, Physician and shins. tled "An ordinance to amend an or* 17 benUU, treat* all «hr<mlc and acute <Jiwa*r. *■- -_ ■—■ ■ * a —Daniel Lstfing had- the misfor­ dmance.entitled ‘an ordinance to pro­ hibit ttic running al large of swme. L HlCKS, Blacksmith, cm be tune to sevorly cut his foot, last Sat­ horses, mares, geldings, and colts, is . fm>nd al bU •hou. eorovr Bute an-1 Sherman urday while at work for Mr. S. C. _I .V. .It Vl^l. In hU hereby amended so as to read as folWarren, in the woods w<v,t of fowsNo cattle (except cows)horses, asses, mules, swine, sheep or geese, QLE^IENT smith. town. shall sLany time run at large in the —DcMund bargained for a horse streets or elsewhere in said village, with Mr. Beadle, took it home and between the hours of 9 o'clock, p. m. Noahvillr^Mioh. nnd 5 o'clock a- M- Nor at any time tho next morning ’'poor hossey" wax from the 15th day of Nov. to March JjENRY-II. WOOD. was dead, and not a dollar had been 15th of each year. • paid on it To take effect Jan. 5, |874. E. J. Fkiounkb. G. A. Tbumam, —The papers are full of accidents Recorder. President. caused by perrons drowning, while g PARADY, Manufacturer of Slarrlnd. skating ou thin ice. and our boys '*In Lawton on Dec. 22. 1373, by r r In Lawton on Dec -iBoot* and Shore, should sure that lite ice is ufe befo ‘^jheRev. W.M. Coplin, — *** -• •• . fkjr Oaxu S Attoraey and Connselor at Lai, Justice of the Peace, V" / S trong of__________ Nashville, . _____ _____ _ to Muss Della Pxckam of Lawton. —The M. E: Social at Mr. L J MICHIUiff NKWB Wheeler's ,was well attended. Re­ Phe new • saw and grist mill of n- freshments were served, and those . that attended went home satisfied Powell & Houck al Lawton was entirly destroyed by fire Iasi Saturday that they bad had a good time. they venture upon it. LIKBHAUSER, TAILOR COPPER AND SHEET IRON WAR POTATOES, will find all kiuda at CORN. APPLES, OATS, Manufactured by an Experienced Workman. . Ed White tore Oysters Clover Seed, &c., Delivered at their quantities at reduced prices. Those desir­ ing to get up Oyster tapper? will aave money ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. by giving bias a call. We also keep on hand and have fbraale —Farmers having BuUcr, Eggs, Lard. Potatoes, Appier, Onions* Ac., Ac., will do LATH, well to call on Ed White, before selling, SHINGLES. lie pays the highest market price in cash. WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR. We arc Agents for the Hastings Sulky Cultivators; Plows and Drags, nnd have a full 1 ne of Ejctras l>r them, on band. hero, for sale. We have throe Lumber Wagons, manufactured (C?- We sell the celebrate 1 Liffhtfltn^ Suw nt SI per foot, pion Saws 65 cents per foot, uud fuHy warrant every Saw we sell. C Slriclly pure White Lead, $12.50 per ha tidied. Pure Linseed Oil, $1.10. Wc large Block of Durden's Horee Shoes, al >7 per CwL, and tbe WeaUrn Horae Shoe Kalla at $6.60 per Boz. Patent Stave Ba-keta, 60 Cuta Meh. Old Cast Iran, Bras. Cqnr ad Leal tab: i: Debase for Gocis STUCCO, 4-C. 4-c.. C-C. WOLCOTT. Have you Iriod Et> Whitc's ttO cent fine cut Tobacco ? which we abip and retail at bottom prices. H ive yua tried hie 40, uO, and 76 cent HARDY k AINSWORTH, and $l,0U Ten. Here you I nike-l at those Sugars for 10 , Proprietors. and llj cents? If not do M imiuediatcly ; you wiH bol regret ii.. ■ C. M. HOL . New Store —Now that it is wont time for those buckwb al pancakes, you should not fail to boy morning. Loss 915,000, no insnr. a good supply of En-Wtirrs's 80 ok Syrup. Caft.G. W McCobmicx. P . —The Advent protracted meeting ance. * at Assyria Center’ is yet in progress B®- Goto Griffith’s to buy your Oynfore. A terrible collision happend oil on and w»lh good success. Seventeen 0 kevps ihrm by tha cna or ia 'ulk. the Paw Paw raiMru&d a few nights n new converts tost week. Venly. —Go to GsirriTu’s » buy School Books. * Elder P. Holler Is doing a thorough a wood rack that some earless person work. Taxes! Taxes! JJNION HOUSE. had left on the track. Nobody was . K —The big pile of wood grows high hurt or killed, bnt the rack was badly Notice ia hereby given to the fox payers W. H. Besdlk, Proprietor. that the Treoaurera ot the Townvbiaof C»- Has just opsned at the old store of Dr. LiaNAHHVILLE, - NIiclilffan. er day by day, at the depot^nd the scared.—Hartford Day Spring. lleten and and village of Kiuihville, have sley, a NEW STOCK of well eelecteu •etablinhed their offioe in lhe new brick atora hotel proprietors are happy on ac­ Tuesday afternoon a German, who of Downing A Allen, where they will be found portlsa nf the vlUajr. mJ F«v«t» wtH r*eai™ every count of the extra rash of boarders. was working in the woods about two on Friday uf oaob week during the month of ■tunuon itnrinr UwHr »l». Good Hall in «be third December and January 1878-4, and where Nashvile is the principle wood station Morj. Ctacfui rv»»on*l>l». miles from Parma, met wiUi an acci­ they will receipt therefor. To whloh be invites the attention of Che between Jackson and Grand Rapids. I^M. JONES, JAMza FuMtao. Town Treaeurer. Public, He sella dent by which he lost an eye, and E. CmHux. Village Treasurer. wfis otherwise severely injured in the —Dunng the biting frost of the JFirst Olass Goods, other night a horse was found stand­ face. Hu had bored a tough knot and JpSflVILLE HOUSE. § c to w that (meant "seeing stars’* and sore <J' CO w Cash Paid for Produce. GROCERIE S T II E P R O V I S I O IN S CAPT. BOISE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK ©rorrrits anti provisions. MILLINERY QHAS. W. DEMABAY, ing on state street without a harness had filled it with gun-powder for tho BOTTOM PRICES FOB MSB I on. A man who wonld leave a purpose of spliliug it by a btast, And Mrs. W. E. BUTLER horse in that condition would chew not getting tar enough away, the charge threw the plug in his face, wishes to inform the Ladies of Nashville , plug tobacco at a funeral. and vicinity that she baa juvt sold Oath Paul for Produce of all lands. taking out one eye completely and NEARLY all her mock of Millinery —Mr. Jonathan Nichols, of Hic­ breaking his cheek bone. He was TIhwc wishing repairing done will do well Xo Trouble to Show Goods. kory Comers, died Dec. 23th, at the found lying by the log insencible, and to call al her rwidence, where they can pnradvanced age of 76 yean, and was was taken to Parma and the proper chus Good at Cost. BCL Call and examine before purchasing hurried on Christmas day. His wife care taken ot him. It is thought he Mm- M. E- BUTLER. died only eight days before. Ho may recover, bat it will be with the JEWELER A OFTI CIAN. had been married 59 years and dar­ entire loos of his eyesight ing that time had moved 55 times. We have this week Co record one —Throe promenent clerks of Has­ of the sadcst accidents that has come tings last week thought they would to our notice in a long time. Last RATIONAL HOTEL, N. T. Park­ ... I nprietor, RmUm. Mich. Ewrylhtas have some fun and insulted a young Sunday two boys. James MeGorth Ifl. —I .--kI- ........ Ilvmn, si-r^un. lady of that place, but tho flather of and Johnuie Griffin took their skatos SU>«tU»re«> 34r«rti«i»rii». HARDWARE. fun, aud the next morning procured skate. About two oclock, the boys a horse-whip and severly thraehed having skated around to McLains two of them in the presence of many point, McGonh proposed that they spectators. man. »M1TH & PUTNAM and want to Bankwn’s lake for a , the tody did not think it was so much Good for the old gentle­ cross the lake and go to Mr. Wal­ dron's. bat Griffin, having broken through the ice but a few minutes —Last Tuesday we visited Jack­ before, refused to go, and told Meson and had the pleasure oi looking Gorth tliat he had I letter not attempt throe the old Sabin store, which is to cross, for the ice would not bold now under the management of Sco­ him opBut he disregarded- the MUSIC TEACHING! MEAT MARKET! ROBERTS & ROE, here and passed down to the Carpet first he held to the ice and kept hto department, which is under head and shoulders above water; the supervision of Mr. H. S. Sanford. but he soon chiled through and sank Hera w« found carpets for the million lower, when he had sunk until only his from th* low priced hemp to the costly head oould be seen, Griffin started Brussels We heard it reported gather, a boat was procured, the EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE !fl Everybody UiavUed to mH and examlae tho Mammoth Stock, coaeteiiae rf h'.Bb.iUo. M.r.'tM, IS7C. Crockery, lihy Goods, Notions, Glassware, Clothing, Stoneware, Hats and Caps, Sugars, MR. DELL BARLOW Furs, Teas, MRSTL.O.OROCKER Buffalo Robes, He aleo keeps on hand a fine sleek of Ckffee. MRS. I. J. TIMMERMAN LEROY C. BOIHE. AL. TROUTWINE, Would respectfully solicit the palronsgs ef Chose wishing instruction in InsgruOf ItallDga, has opened a branch mental Muxic. on Piano or Organ. 13 AR 13 ER SHOP, Having had a num her of years experience, she feels com­ In the buildi.’g opposite the Union Honac, petent to give ystisNashville, where fsetion to glL Gents’ FurttiahiDK Geode, Millinery Goods. TOBACCO, CIGA AS, HAI8. GLOWS Hi YKATHffiS, GIVE HIS A CALI,. Hardware, Paints, Oils, Rash. field & Co. The dry goods depart­ advice, and started across leaving OF THE LATEST STYLES. Doors, Blinds. Atc. We havea thrtdaaa Ttawr to do alt Jeb Wort ment was complete, being stocked Griffin standing on shore. He bad And CHsarsn than ever before. Trimmed with goods of the the very latest pat­ proceeded about forty rods when the Hate for one dollar. terns. We were not much interested way, 6UU UD WBUl IU. ~ . SMITH A PUTNAM- S’ALL AND WINTER GOODS UNDERCLOTHING PIPES, ifc. « For NIC HOLS ' I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &t, A~ I’. NICHOLS Al ti ait of Coiiirj Mies tikes ii few fir M,ai a FRESH MEATS, | BOOTS AND n’’hl Ready ..de er mad. to on to order, by first- b* Mb n«xl « crowd (.th- (UVB HIM A CALL G. A. TRUMAN. �Hij«rt uror. • Thi* will save the trouble of luiAting the glue pot. , fit poW sffaire, —iWMl /OAff/EU. the foam which gather# on tup it in jv». After ban porta. —Addifianal Dutoh victorteH are reporteddn Southern railroad. who fa short in Hs Tixmca. sywpMl^wtth the verdict. Frantic effort* of »------»- — -- _ *1. ■ - -- *__. it- ucrou inncu (iy cuuuig amir —ILuucr Gexet, one of the Tweed dng re­ cently convicted iu Now York, baa ..escaped -It is reported that Minister Bohcnck and Secretary Richardson will short* exchange -A family of three penxma^-autf, wWo and —A doubtful rumor hae reached Washington child—wore aapbyxiatod >y eecaping ga* in a that the Spanish Government ha* tendered Cinoinuaii hotel, a few uighta ago. They were newly-arrived Prueeiaue, and noglected - Judgment has been entered agaiust the mcmbeni of the Tweed King who have nude Bnateed, of Alabama, who arc throateued with impeachment, will shortly resign. —Mrs. Robtnson.bctte.- known as ‘fKebceca Hardings Davie," was recently drowned in a cistern iu Ypsilanti, Miclu. where site had lately redded. r;^. . • ; • —At Riga, a village near Dodaon,Ohio,there ous wounding of a fourth. Political , . -'•> without right and improperly, the salute to Awlk Jmd,x.—To every }K>und of*]>plo "add n pint “of water, Iwft till ajl thegwdix** ia oxtneetede vo release, and with then to every pint of jirioe nd<] a . pound of sugar; boil Uli reduced they were to be executed. Friends were with to hhlf, then Mid a packet of gelatine to dedaratiomi.' and imploring them to look te eiidi gallon, and the juice of four fem- . God far pardon. They were taken out at RornzffrRB Can.—Work fujtr oudom slaughter-;>en, as Choy supposed, their eyre of butler into a pound or more ot light fell upon tho Juniata flying the flag'of the bread dough, tho same of good moist United States. Whoa they rcatetod the truth, sugar, an egg or twp, and n little nut­ meg; have it well beaten, and-put it in were speedily transferred to the deck of Xtin it is to be baked in, allowed .to ? in ii first; let the tin be auly.hnlf extravagant but touching dcjnonMraitoim ot lull. . v Joy, embracing each other. *ome crying, some Good Oake Without Eoae.—One and the Almighty for their delivenujoe from the a half tablcspoonfuls of butter i* a cup horrors of their dungeon and the prospect of filled up with buttvnnilk ; one cup of «i tgnominiow death. Ou the night before sugar, aud nearly two cups of flour ; the surrender the officers and crew of the add one teospoonfttl of ■ salcralu*, and season with nutmeg or lemon. Try it, being turned on tho city. Hie Spanish volnn-' and you will be surprised at it* exoel- are victorious. against Americans in the larger rilles of the island is so great tie to make it dangerous for jority for tho new HlateConstltution, iu Potmdispensed with, m not now necessary, but the sylvania, Itf.lto United Stales will expect a diacloimer of in-. —It ie now positively asserted that the President will withdraw Ute nomination of the Ville du Havre, has published a letter, In, Mr, William* os Chiif Judice, and that Caleb —An immense meeting of workingmen was Cnstaug's namewill be submitted to the Senate Uaiouon tha officer hi charge of th* dock at held in Chicago ou the night of Sunday, Dec. the time. Healaosayti that the officer* and —A {toty of Moxicaiu and white men ra­ crew acted in tho mo»C cowardly manner after con Uy entered the town ot Kingston. Fronao th* diaaatar, a#l that avary nwcuod preamigor gUah, French, German, Scaadinvaniau and oounay, C*l., eeired ail lhe ribte-bodiod qifiwb*. bound them baud and' foot, su'd tbeu plundered the town. was, that it was the duty of tho Government Earn eon Arms the latter atatemeut. FJKAXC/AL AJtD DH>USTR1AL. —A London telegram denies the report that I — Several New York mercantile failure* are the British Goverumwit - ha* demanded the pmilahmjml of th* butcher B-ttrieL held in Indianapolis and Cincinnati on tho —Thera te a groat revival of bnainotus in the —Tho death is announced of Henri Roche­ New England manufacturing districts. fort, the French Communli<:. operation*. . . . —There is a strong opposition lit France to —Among the ‘'laws rotting away with rust ■ ' in outiqun eh*athn" al Washington, ia on* prerellugscte. psubd in 1782 which require* the Secretary *f —A dispatch from Bayonne, Hpaiu, an­ th* Traaanry, wbsuovar Ji**baii ip summouoJ, nounces that a large force of Republican to appear before Congress and explain Ufa vestigaUon, that the papers of the Virginias i _ ..1Setae tian. -Emperior WUiam, of Germany, is recov­ stood to be Beck, of Kentucky,) will, on tlpt ering bis health. reaseembling of CougreM, offer a sciwlution —Th* I’ opc ackuovrledges tho receipt of traflic. H. decides, therefore, that the VirrtXjuiring Secretary Bichardson, in accordance giniua bad no right a* against the United *25,000 from the faithful te the United Btatee te carry tho American flag. Ho holds, -The opinion of Attonwv-Gcueral William* boos oral flnancial proposition* among others his proposal to increase tho taxes. by foreign powcra lug the past year, W30,000.000 worth of goods a jurisdiction belonging exclusively to the nea* of J«72. of the city, baa been breached; An accidental expirektate a t«ttery tilled twenty ottrere and men of the bretegteg force. —The cable atmouncee the death in Faris at Fnuicois Hugo, eon of Victor Hugo, at the vauia Com; any, the other day inaugurated a Gon. Hickles, United Stateo Minister, has been officially accepted. strike against a reduction of ten per cent, of —Marshal, Buaine has left VcruaUlc* tor the Island of Bte. MargiMrit*. . —Eighteen livre were lost by the stoking of —The Treasury Department at Washington with tho Mayer and Coundl. Mayor Colne ou band, thus showing that M1,«»,(M» habeen ben»d in the uast three month. IMoambcr. Jkffkmox cotnrrr, N. Y., has fur- and everybody Fcrmtcke PomiL—Muko n mixture of three parte lintwed oil and one part spirits of turpentine. It not only Gov­ ern the disfigured surface, but restores wood 'to its original color, and leaves a luster upon it* surface. Put oh with a woolen cloth, and wheu dry rub with woolen. Cbkam Pie Without Cream.—For one pie, take two eggs, one-half cup of sugar, three tablespoonfuls of flour, one; pint of sweet milk ; heat’ your milk ; beat sugar, eggs and flour together; add the scalded milk, aud cook to n thick custard; flavor with lemon; bake your crust, and w^en cold fill with custard. Almond Cake.—One pound of sifted sugar, one pound of butter, one pound. flour, one quarter otincn cinnamon, two ounces almonds, shred fine, one wtnegiass of lemon syrup, six eggs well beaten, yolks and whites separately; bent the sugar and butter with the hand to a-ereain, add the rest gradually ; it will need an hour'* beating. Bake iu A moderate oven s* soon ns made. Asm dow hi* own wife ha* turtied agiUHHt Ilin). That venerable hud uiurii married man, the^great Propbv t of Mor­ mon, seemn detained to die fontaken. _ Ayer’s Hair Vigor, THK H&RKKTf!. HBufxcnx. ten, worn by owe often suffer from BskTiu^-Native*. Texans . hdwe'.*, .until Um FOR RE8T0UNS GUY HAIR To it* Natural Vitality and Odor. LMilw^ikta W«*l*ra..,, 0o*MCUrw. Dablev- Wostern. are little better than invalid*, from the* ’Poau-Mew.......... same cause; but by using Dr, Walker’s Vfiradkff Brfmton, Ofc MtuaQ aperient and tonic bring* /back too vigor mid C*wss«rfHflifcro.:...2 00 buoyancy of bMlto, happiness and . Medium to Fair............ S 80 beauty. .• Pure Uood is client ini to Inferior to Cornmou. soMnti and long life. No chronic Rtock Htoera.............. disease, eorfflt, ulcers, skin druptionr, ghmtfulotts swelling*, dh>chwgeA from WtsWtawr' Hie mopth, will wrer'appear if the blood is pure. To secure this take Db. Walker's Vegetable Vdumms Bitters. It is too great Blppd. Buri Ger and Life­ Oats—No. 2............................... . 8S ffii Giving Principle,incretaing the power of Hu-No. 2.................................... 77 « digvatioa,jMul.- 4ixciUug thi> *beorbent« Baslex-No.2............. . ............ 1 38} 9 inta.hsiAUhy action, whereby all impuri­ Borra*—Good to cleric*.. .... 36 Eoos-Fredi: .......... , ...................... S3 f» M ties of tlie sj-ttem 'are' carried off. 28 Pont—Mbs* ............................19 75 »13 8M Din. you ov^K hear of G«u. William lAK>.,„,.-s| ST. LOUIS. O. Bufisw ? He was a candidate for the Wheat—No. 3 Rod Fall.......... Viee-Frwjid^uey .years ego on the Cass Coax—Ne w Mixed.................... Oats—No. 2. ticket,- and -the other day be -was dwseu Bra—No. 2.. -Pnwident ot toe• Carroll County (Ken­ Pou-Mee* as a $“’ti Dr. 1 C. AYEB 4 CO. Lowell, Mto, tucky) Bible Society. a.nteb to »E Heard From.—If any­ body Han over u>ed4b* thorough and edrotific course of trifaxtnent r».-om*Miid*d by tho pro­ prietor of Di»S*a»'n Catarrh Itomody tor fiw euro .of 'Catarrh, aud l.a* not been imrfeelly 1-anA dni proprietor. Dr. R. V. Ei«cc*, aouid lUc*-Td boar fiotn tha: pernvn, and by addroolug ...6 Itjci .w. *i Uu> Wt'iid«.Di»t>*ataxy, >rvrido.l*i»jwtMuy, Buffalo7K. Buffalo, N. ){., aut'h person, if Mieto bp on*, will hoar erf aomelhiug to lii* ok liar advantage, aa the Doctor ia in rer.urt when he oflere rawazd far a corn-of Cataxih which ho cannot cure, aud i» perfectly atHo to ;j«y it if be fallo in • Rcmedf with Dr. Pierce'* Naoaf Douche, which father.aly moon*by.uludb the fluid can be mrttad hud» up^nd applied to *U parte of til* nanal p«w*gb« and Hte chambers connected therewith in «li:cb utiav* exfat, a*d from C£Nt>INNATL Wheat. Ousji .. Oat* .. Ptoae—Mt>« , MILWAUKEE. Webat-No 1 So. Oqmi—No. 2 CUt»-No fi . TOLEDO. Vnar—Amtor Mlcldgan . Xo.lBed...T7... Poet try.lU<-a«XJ»ur»*t,Ck>iab«r»l,'g,P» VINECAR BITTERS L ___ _______________ Dr. X Walker’s Ulttuniia Vin­ Goldqw Medical Discororj ahonld bo taken egar Bitters iMticra arcare a purely Vegetable oanicNtly as constitutional treatment, without -——----------------- -—--------- .- ■ ■ —x--------- eta! preparation, “““, made chiefly from the na­ which fewcaacs ran l>o cured, *j> the disease ia V^WAY OF FILLING TBETH. 7^7 always eoiurtitntioqal and mu*,t be treated ac­ tive herbs herb* found oc on tl»c lower ranges of cordingly. Thia treatment ha* no nupleareut the Sierra NevadaiiKiuntataaof Califor­ failure* aboni it, iad lias the advantage of nia, the medicinal ,properUctt. c>f which never drftmg llra'cDSeaae to tho lunge, aa there are extracted in danger of doing by tho tt»>o of utroiig, irri­ *-i*wk»ateutbta»ro^X^ iof Alcohol. Tho Quezon te almost tating minffn of jpotaonuus solutions. “’KKrtn w.:rk "rn«. FAnrieuiAn* peer dallv asked, "What lithe cause of tho '■ .‘.-i rutut .rkev*. Fiaxxrr-RT. Mich., Sept. IS, M7S. A.i4r. v . BOWKS * CO.. Marton. OHIO. un^uwllcled OUVWW: SUCCCM of VINTOAK B1T------ 1_____ ______ ■______ _ ■ ______ UUJHH<H».IEU A^ystr-ago I hsdWl bad cdigh from_ kite - . . I-----------------Cpmmtssbm erguo ___ *«Mk. TEEsf" ......... ^m-aumverj.^*! .• : . . , y tlirmtl I tried* J*?111 Onr answer hx'i&s -h. ........--- — of disease, and the patient re­ ITUUI MWJX.I covers his, health. They are the grei'.t je a Catarrh Remedy. I J”*1 ‘nsttneyeu* bow tu n.t rtcb.pctt-pats. am vyijr-ihynuuL. .Ajtoa Fwaxu. I aiif q».. 108 B. KiahtinL, fit*., r*. Tub Sufocr.—Those who prize a bountiful heAd of hair (and w* know our lady Vicxiutx componuded po^swting thu qualiticH of ViKKUARBimu h rvlieritif’ Oonniatiuu ar InlittBimsflah of thu JAvor and Vbcwnl Oqntre in Hiiimu Thu properties of -Dm. Wiwai’i! V iKKciAKBittkus are Av.ricut, Diaphoretic, Caraunath*. Nutrition. ha**fire. biuretie. five, and Auti-BJllou,. 200 Pianos and Organs sia AT LASTS. LrScTi-i-'G ‘u.'ik ?tsrtcssi%r, tr TOLEDO BLADE! and Iridian fighter, and his life waa njient to within a lew month* of it* done MurtnouiMo have returned to in a 16g houw. Ho chewed and *moked after Dotting the fare sat before them at fa^acco, and when about eighty yeans of age tell into the ter Btekiee at Madrid. TftOJfc OF BtVB.K XBR >'. . MercJiHiifh Gargling 0il Co.t idhMoing. Inouroutiuuoil koabia •> ui*a8wttk‘Sl*mj»M»< icpv tho head free from dandruff and W-1 M a.,e£i5S.,^.r’5^"i:. Auu Eliza, hi* niaeteeath wife, has repnrtli* tmibmey of uur.-brir to Cali, -and i itepsita hooaty.. A alight touching Willfi noketf-thb coerre arid dryup;MAnu>ce FMXEFOH lord, hnd is now nctuidly going nbotft to. mas glretod ■ b*»r pa'-a ltu- Unpsr.n rich I make* Hi prw.Bi.Ubit> in th® mewl reveal tho secrets of the family. She ------------- b oots;ikuy. Hoch rar-- quahOcasays Um« prophet is but a Whited gepulcher, and nlie intends to proclaim his ,c «*vreteare“ Rawickedness from tie Pacific to the At­ ztoKM. rcaLunisc eq- <*>«■**... <q,s«. lo*h lantic, from CoimkU to toe Gulf. Anu a»d mil "(ssup it prime favorite-with tho put*' Eliza is au exception. Eighteen doting fie, arid feuuro 'ita- ptoritMuient' ahd enduring spouses preceded her in the affections of the too loving Brigham, and all who live stnl'Sling to him like the ivy to the oak. Of the many who caiue after , her u> almost none has yet complained. She only of all the host has given way to a violent temper and - shrewish tongue.. The proportion is groat; one against an al­ ■ T.»irar.ir.; iu tint all lav! most corn.dee* number, bow many no­ The preprtety of . giving omkUtion body knows, not even Brigham himself. <lr»»t Allan!!- * Pacific 1 In proof of Uiis a story is told of an ap­ peal in a business matter mode to Brig­ and w« believe tliat tn every ham by a tidily dxesaed Wuumu, with r da-drt in htefat Stated* pretty child abort three years of age. Said she, "You don’i rocogpize me?" ■'•T<HLAn>Trri|fcted Throat, Cough or " No," replied Brigham,."! dp not. fi-jld,Brow*'« /JrcmcWaf.XhxWare offreo^ with ^lrt> fidlmt eoufideoes iu thetr t-ffioacy. Wlrat ia yuur name, my good woman Th'ey-nuinum the good reputation thaykavc " Irncy M. Young," she awwrxl, "and JiatiyAfcqnireiL—|C*m. I ail. your wife." " Indeed;* said BrigIumu. gazing at her thoughtfully, " when Uml. all cUacaecs. Get Fl<te. to nts did I marry you ?" “ Four years ago other subject for explanation. Buberi Hixbuiy, r citUen of that county, died book, and upon looking over it, mud : -Well, that law. You are my yiacty- wmium: aa Chief Justice h*» been i Mcrrluerat'* ,.‘e deal fair M defy roniradtethml Ixw.kpart.1 ___ them to stand । New York Beral# ia dtghl «ffll Im , k'*ll _____ ' H. Dy OOH msCbuI.j humor. MMUttU. term) from California. I’aciflc rxilr&.d have made thdr ammaj report CIUUDHKK OFT»C3i UWK fALK AND the light ships—'M> ids* w,’i>ch-&;;t’rveK mtiy drowned' utebk-F when firat buginuing to cook, will Rid greatly i» killing the nDpleaaaut odor arising therefrom. Beincmber thia for boiled cabbage, grC ea boauB, onions, chickens, mutton, etc. ' ' rumor that the eurreuder was to take place, a which two brothers, John aud Henry Stone, largo number of volunteers went in a body to • OgXUUL, ' —A Waahiugtan diapateh of the 21*1 of Da- engaged in a personal altercatiou over the tho Govhrnor'e palaeo and bogged ;>cnui»sioii loading of a rifiu. Henry drew a revolver and to attempt the capture of the Juniata, saying that they could do ii with knircs alone. The oral has given ids opinion tliat tho Virginitui crowd bung the eurviring brother to the limb Governor reftiued to grant pormisnion. Tho poor prisoners preacutcd a moot .pitiable right of the noarret tree. liad forfeited tho nghi to bear the flag of the —CUria Rafferty, tho Chicago murderer, in their tattered and filthy rags, and every wo* carrying it without right and ftnproperly. In view of this opinion, our Government will. baroua. —Baer ho* been succeeded by Gen. Bonsalcs institute inquiry. and begin proceedings Court. • — Milwaukee had throo eulciden on Christ­ as President of San Domingo. —Eighteen Uvea were rvcoatly loot by the man Day. —A bloody frac&d bctwcuu a druukou party explosion of a magsrine in Cartagena, Spain. —Ttio Pope has appointed twelve new Car.at Grovaton, N. H., on Christmas Day. ended . in the death of three (xintoiia and tho danger­ diuaia. opinion, that the Virginitw wee, st tho time of CURTIS * I’Eaanva SOLD Jir ALL MEDICI KEDEALEMS. euMtrficlUteCorui appear* that tlx> Spanish —Borglain entered tho house Byaa. in Brooms street. New V, by thaootet >4gnahaar. of A men of red pepper, the «teo of MiaiMtw to \V**hington. —Thirteen j ly in front of the Judge aud tossed their iiata _ melted butter; one toospoonful of moJa, bloody riot, growing t-ni Of a two tenapoonfttls of cream tartar ; bakfin three jolly-cake tins. hundred ebotat To kerf honey all the year round, let it run khrcuitfh a sieve to Meparate .it from the partivlca of wax, thpn, bail, it onia* will pnrfieaOy ratae d»tte» C1UMBH AXD CASUALVDOi. —Chicago furnishes another heavy . sweet milk, one and two-thircte of * cup theapifnmching danger^ Hitherto thew: of flour, one -«gg, ona tablMpoonful of premonition* have been exclusively re­ bridg»J*2.WU fmt. ef Buefaui 0hum Cake.—Onr oup of white sugw, two-thir<b of a cup of j high mm in-telegraphic e»vmmunictrti->D ‘ with Wkriiuigthn. Lotting* the c*mM» AMD 1 PAam.T ia ns Karr, DR. WHITTIER, S-v» Throat, Sptwil OmewMsU, Bpra.as SreUM.CMUs aa-d ffevfir. For latenuU and W 1 ‘ *;nt'£.* tTtau M MOK WET CAIPETS! pro- twuac of fix- absurdity and Utah, «w frttt the cotui- piece of ordnance yet cwHrtrueted. copoff. NO � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-01-09.pdf.pdf 1092a141227c1b3e46d1361a30ace96c PDF Text Text Nashville, Barry County, Mich,, ORNO STRONG. i VT>L?r. * ■ 1 »•■' - — ■ ——:— ■ auspieioua nlxint t ‘‘Progression. No Retrograding.” ^SttVlfcEE, frYBRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1874. ; .— CimVCMT - , -, mu. mirmr jirmui The commerce of the Ohio river foota . I a’pooe you didn't never know B01 ti]> $7(M,000,000 aaiinally. £ Nn?p6tfhaia 8am*oii who haashtnU- Hmikea » Well, be used to live down on the Phigtown road, on n little eight-byablyi doted an anchor weighing 550 pounds, ■ ten farm, wltere he used to worry out a and carried it 400 yards. - . ' living for himself oud dune by main t the flirtation with the young genAx English jdryvdosnilyvwhiodaourl strength. • \ ' Ui from the city, '• He was a curious-looking old fellow ; >f course I can go with who I have from a lady’s head aft 75'eouta. It wm nd to," said Polly, with indignant burned off by a barber, who used a his head was os shiny as a billiard ball, curlto^ifpa.^ch.^ topbok, ajl except two little top-knote that ''Cciu was, dj^oovjircid by .ColwnbaB i^H started down on the bock of his Peek, 1492, and hiui always .remained in Span-i which he carefully gathered, up from >uld want to know something about Urcwue b. brooghl toe loyally • terson I was going with. I should iah poase&fuh, though' Spain did not each side and tied in a double bow-knot And Blwam. »t’ tbe dco/jouhl 13K 'W isWtHAWi -fit rw<i*i«<bfo.> eoeoeed in conq^etelyLcotaquoring it until on tta'top of his head. His nose pws of fearful, dimensions, slightly of the 151'A 83P.IW Is -much as.to say that you have WhiexBom Tweed's occupation was Boman order, and tho loss of his teeth asked________ by‘the'penitentiary j___ _doubts about Mr. Gray's rimpecta- _____ t__________ __ official, he srt hjs^ahin up in the air, end when he bilitH”iMM»iMNj| witbAdlp^ <’f^a«f-. >c^rectly replied, ‘-stateAman ;' ;" for isn't talked, which was pretty much ail the gcr:J “IH tell him that you want refer- fi e Ute the Hfote's for.- tho nei twelve; time, that nose and chin kept. dabbing he HUte's man man Tbr the next at each other like tv^o fighting cocks. euccB respecting his good character, if years. you|My'|SO.** . They iratd sutne^’big guns" in Bos­ His eyes took the rag off the bush, “Oh, you ncqdn't tipublo voursclf ton, nnd have been testing theirpowers though. One wss a light gray, and the abott it, on my part,” hns^^red John. lately.. uS&t5&d.T&UUW<J«* >0- other a dark blite, nnd they stood Ktraight out like the horns of a yearling “ I'm satisfied, if you are." >hnd. shot through fifteen inches of steer. When one was looking straight wniiwtmfBwjhyj pfcg &< _J3 iron. ’ at you the other would be rooming Polly * Pally knew well enough. A>- offer of the free rent of forty acres around, and seemed to;be looking for v • 1 r a « Green’s tfext'wedf * Wd-Mft Gtay.' •* t of hun) for Are.year^ is made to any . something that had got lost. He was white fiiniyjthat.wiH larttla inj <^rt$ta) ' humped up pretty well in the back, and rcctfivcd counties of Mississippi. The granges always wore a pair of bag breeches with Hav.g«A . .make the offer and do it to promote im­ •‘Stark A, MAmlesa*7 on the seat, and a ** TW curUeu i> iajpfK p WU migration, patch of leather on the inside of each “ With HUM p*U and •Under, swered John. He had called this very Wtth roM> aa/kWtinote'reS. “Bo«8" Tweed doos not wear tho knee to protect the parts that struck to­ morning to ask'Tflll w» go’#U him to regular penitentiary uniform. Tho New gether every time he stepped! that identical party. Billlii crowning glory was a yoke of stags ilmt was filled with more pure " I haven’t been to a party in ever so from any worn in the institution, be­ cnssedness than any pair of circus mules long. I must get something nice to cause thorn is no »]>ecinl uniform for you ever naw. These degraded animals think you’d look chartoiiig in white misdemeanor priwoncrH." were nt once the pride of their owner I Hauvabu was not, after ail, the first and the terror of the neighborhood. H^d nnthn>K b*lf »o nreet aa In,! muslin, with blue ribbons," suggested like Lan honest man. But ■■ Art? ^jsaraasjaiiv/ >,< Ms.1 Gray. ’ rlF said Polly. “Wear it, then, ju*t to plcau me,”’ Baid Mr. Grsy to a tender tone, but loudI Enough for John to' heur -every word of[ T«.r»re, tor THalpwKup, „ , Nor ever dn-anud what affddea W>«Ut ’A ' 41 “There goes that jackanapes of » Gray,” said John Crawford With a ges­ ture of disgust, as ho looked out of the window and saw a young gentleman in “ I wish you’d be a little more polite “ Oh, excuse me,” said John, scorn­ fully. “ I wasn't aware what a very off steer had simmered the thing down to anch a fine point that by a toss he could hang old Bill to a limb twenty feet from the ground by the seat of those bag breeches, and they never gavei way, air-never; and Bill got so he liked »t. If he didn't get hooked over the1 fence, or kicked down and trod on, and a rib or two broken, he got mad. One day, Smiko* wanted to plow some corn, so he made some muzzles, and, with the help of three of his neighbors, they snared the steers and rruxzled tiieiu. Then he yoked them as usual, ------------- -- .--- C. a4 .nm* <hh>1a llinrn fixed some lino, lines tz» to guide them wrth. wjth, hitched them to a shovel plow, put the lines over his shoulder and started , contempt: 11. lout U VirghiN JB^P0*0 I Thc old Iwl-V’ with “ hcnrt fiUed with . u,,v. ,M ----- ---------------------- .-------- , — QnCB- I presenting a silver brick to Lamberton anguish, a tear in hei eye and a good leeted ’ Ixn-raine^-ommander British war . cudgel cudgel in her hand, stood in the back a^mmunder of the Britiah h<'“7f silver. When he hiul collected -------_ I “*Hs ■ide«’ ship NIMtt; WMF manly action in the I door to watch the progress the old man them all he wrapped then* in tiu iw if you want m#tfc.-‘,T AofilJMive said spoons, which were old-fSli th®1 4 . I suppose.' nppose. “ I’m sure your sarcasm is all thrown away on mB^‘ said 'PbUy, loftily. I know-you don't like Mr. Gray, but “■•*** Wk about him as you do. / like him, and I'm not afraid.-:to.Toyand Polly's black eyes flashed defiantly into jo&UoOOD ff3MMA President )>|1< •$oU|T<tglly “Id lady would hare to grt a ladder and qualified in every way, except in regard i take William down from a tree that to sex, to bo received as u pupil iu the | stood convenient to the barn-yard. The frvslrmsn cis.** of that university. I The Cuban insurrection Las cost the ’ Spaniards 10,000 to 15,000' soldiers and would>->«»I . . >340,000.00“ pf ryes r since the opening: ■■ i nR-„ of hnstrtitimL. "in other words, in the I lta»‘ Inst five years Spain Gas wasted 821M,- } Farnsworth’s and asked lloseto go to the OOO.OIXI, and lost between 50,000 and party with him,'andwho didn't rofuM. 75,000 troop* by bullet aud diuMM, in a ' The night oC tho party camo. The Lvnin effort to subdiurtbe Cubans. Poor. Lianm nred to say : Show me young people of the neighborhood were M|l.ther^ iiurhuling PJJy. JUnl. Rtr city the man who nlakus no mistake*, and I, will prove to you that he does notlring." ; ——-. enough for Hn scientific mnn « Tired dancing John stole out i TA It £jg eailJ into7116 garden about II 6’clock.- -Tbel phtni«Kt*5ioniTng, but only criti , WUU pUUUTUIVte, MM* supper Was laid in as vnnn» • , others, .> ______ _t__________ - of _« I' room nf of the wirur wing . ciMU to escape-tho charge of the 1 ■ - dpipfM-iKd • this room i cn?J„i for BUCh per- I fc<£i$ Aw Mfl J'^g- ijjebjg entertained a wholeaamr he, hap] it, as he meant he should. Polly blushed and answered that she‘ But »UI1 thia purple 1-aiiay briars Amoriean oolh-ge to rejert s*oman aa a I About every time Bmikes yoked .them «todeut, for In11783 Miss Ixiciuda Foote, i he got ihrowed higher than Gllderoy’s of Cheshire, Conn., was declared by I kite, and about three times a week the laws of the QoMrMUtea in 1866 ; and NO. 15. r//x cofi? ok V represented this tiifmtry hi part in the ----------------------------------------- experiGoneys) arbitration. His long m politwal life, hi* knowledge of which the J’arliMnenta of Great Britain I.Ami.kM language*, and his service* in the vari­ mid Italy havq lately passed in favor of ous depa^menta of, govtrrnment, ought the principle of aHntntaon inuaiaonal to euable him to represent this country d imputes, ak well as ‘by the recent Inter­ at Madrid ability, notwithstanding national COTgreweji fct The Hague and the fact Ctt ba is accepting office at an BruaMfr, Basis psMtohed a puaphlrt age whan inpat men are content to retire.' showing ho'an ranch the . English taxThe appointment of Caleb .Cushing m l-ycrpays (of militagr^kry. “Twenty Minister to Spain in1 place of Gen. years before^ pio ^Jrimynu war "—say Sickles ia nndmwtood>to mean that our the peace mon—•’ the military' and Government la determined to have no more bungling of :<ntr diplomacy with that country, and wishes to replace onr lato hot-headed representative with a cool-headed and experienced diplomat It is susjiectetl iliaj Sickles' manage­ ment has plated matter* at Madrid in miah a position that, although it is a seeond-cisss misafou, our Gvreromeiit must send a ' fint-eta* minister . to straighten tfi.em bit Next to Charles Frauds- Adami, nifi, American is bettor known abroad than Mr. Cushing, and his upphintmert will teml to dignify our Spanish mission iii the eyes ’of ' all Eu­ ropean nations nxo^pt the . English, whoso disfavor My, .Cuslung earned by hin attack on Ghief-Justice Cockburu. naval exp.-udiiure of England was £10,0Q0,dW!- ffiri&s'flten tlrrt had beer. A permitoent'ine^eiiM of -Cl0,000,000 ar.- uuollyy ncM ' including the interest. cannot cyen 1>- .imagined except, by sown process of comparison, and to aid this comparison the pamphlet gave the following facto: " " “ According to the officially published annual' statistics tho total amount of coal produced -in. the United Kingdom has averaged, for the past seven years, an annual value of £22,000,000, or. £4,­ 000,000 Jcs» than the average cost of the n-my anil navy. Hence all our coat mines iinited'wi’1 dot suffice to maintain our army anil'naty. And nil the coal, iron, fcjpper,' tend, tin, zine, silver and M*«i - MT TtawtaterMma «♦>» wrinffl. Ixvwoa, ■^WKMaOKF'•’•■*•■■* ^TsCMafcBswwaacaedlylBtfrAiBd.,,:., ;, j . <• *LTA&i*»riUrtH*We*t»bI«mricr. , jin»/ rj-»ta y&PGta* ah «$ta)raam: Wod yi . /Tpar^w^^r-toO, .,h. w rud ;niw Ufflyssarjww,' tssrs®®^h«MV*£: •jrtT •fcF*SF>'’I**--. > CouAde in me, your f nend; Y6fiY.VfryUfc¥;rH«i*Jca»K I tMBk, Thxt there U UM* «a?U-WM If »«R .4ATA7rKHSAfiT WEliDINdiy. other* metals produced in ths- United The celebration, of anniversary wed­ Kingdom haws - averaged iu value (for dings' ia Ix-coming more fashionable every year. Tho paper wedding is oele- or about £18,000,000 less than the brnted one year after the marriage. year's expenditure for post and present VARlETIf^. Tinted-pajx-r cards-ar* issued^ and pa­ wars." Men af,tdpci$jpDj^Judges. t per presents received Irina relatives and No'wond'er—soy' the prtaje men—that Cn*s> transportation—Free pneres'.’ intimate friends. Each anniversary is so many jieople are starved! ‘ Hpp? TO h*ak,e a tppw horse fast — Don 1 celebrated in %ome families with a paper HO VTKF. B* i'OkK PASfomt .1 HE FAI1>. fced.l^un. . . ’ wedding. Tho fifth anniversary ia the Some one haa been looking up the wooden jedding. Invitations to this Why is this contin^iji like milk"> Ito- '' Bubjoctof pastors' aalaries in New. York are printed on curds of wood. Wooden cause it's ours. city; where salaries are supposed to be presents Are received. The tin wedding rTiiit pale of sodety in' The rtilk dwisomewW princely even to ike minis­ is celebrated on ths tenth anuiveraary. trictA—Th^'waterqsi.tl. in terial ranks. Perhaps the figures, how­ Cards of tin .brooae, inclosed in a bronze Ite is’ii'gun-barrel d-'chicken ■/ ever,. mqy not be such a great tempta­ paper envelope, srith lettering and mou. tion to any rural clergyman who may When it is a little fowl. ogram in dead silver, are issued. Gift* TKu IMnbury A<U"r man »ays .- “ Yas- , have had n secret ambition to fill a of tinware are received. Glass trifles terday wo* colder than on pil-oloth." ,:z metropolitan pnlpit st some future day. are appropriate gif‘« fo* th^cryatal wed•It appear*! that oniof the whole number The young m^tf who boosted Hint he ding, which occurs on the fifteenth anof minieters tiiere are only sixty who could ptorry g^l Tie pleased, found ' niveraary. Invitations abould be issued •’ ,$l\000 ,or. upward, while those that he c<»nldhY pfeate any; or mu on grioriui-. gelatine. receive on cryatalizcd cryBUUireu paper vr . . ■ - . ■ ..... Tb. rilvrf -xiaUw ^lebrnte. tt. ,tTO ■ rM«”« ^‘r S ““ WH«. , /wah «-v tallow - passreigdre , lyillU,. .nd lb. golden wrtdtn, thnW^ to »t Um ttuly nr. Wd pitched him overboard, they evidently '• Mlirtb. .nniv*™^. surer l.ttomgfor f10'000 ",J” °< “•« xcgi’rile^ hltflia neither profit nor loes. th. tavitoto. to to. tat. nnd golden *“ «™ EplKOl»l etarrbw. ■ • (jtoon-MX, ' fpvu p(4 <r«dfor .tho »b tb. tot 5^“' «?' 'm“ hredud haattc-u," wrote a Dubuqtre unn «•■ .hit. »r« n~nb For ’J-0"’*0 “ «*' |'to his wife tire lart- thing before killing •«_ i ii .i I church anj paid from $1,000 to82,500; i. „ i I . . .> I . . (r rt? “-I” mien unuwu - ml... . • . ■ Ax nnumtid number of jj^opto are . . , , , ;j . IB . . .■’ fontAa. Prnnb.foM.n ■U te prelwrej ’ U“rt* in “ frm lrah )lt™« . the following1 words : “-1. — ------------- , carrying’ th<w bsmis^in their pocketo. from $1,000 to &1.W>; thirty-five in the that no wedding gift* be offered.” Dia­ there beingnjtbing in their, pockety Ju . : EpiMopal from $1,000 to $2,500; and mond weddings are celebrated seventyten in the Ileformed Dutch from $1,000 interfere ' with JJto- • indulge nee.~ Paufive — | to $3,000. It is safe to say that not (jtiry^6uu>. A -wobthy Kentucky farmer, ’being • 4 I more than half the mmisters in Now •x-.V'iaf-iArw Vtattts faiuus*. r.Kinc I York recture salaries of $2,500, while a Askud • ‘f » 'daughter' teoeutly married From all accounts, Amaden.%'ex” I very ___ __ ■_- . do J____ __ Lmon _____AU-.7 ’largnnnnber notA get than. jrtia ptill fhrnig’with Win,-replied ;-UNm, of Sixain, is well resigned to his lot as a half this mtns. sir; wfimrTme’dHanrigiria swarm*,, uhe must Ihitrt her own hive.”he luul no regret iii. laying offtlie rani- [ 4 pooh-jioum: he volt. -L. The ou.nMacai.mi from Au»tr.li.+ A .TrtiwW ibo-J^d bom bocikoa^ mi ties of royal pomp and splendor. His ' to Great Britain, highly home is near Milan, a ismall, ’but nicely ' _ . though , _ . .praised »»ra1y cow, limped in his gait. A lady a Monte Vecchio. J by the phxaieiaus and chemists, ia not remarked laid out farm, kfanwnns Monte Vecchio. ■ by the physicians and olicmista, ia not -7—;------ - that the loan appeared to bo \ Xea,” replied her bean, His house is small, but convenient and appreciated by the common people, who iutoxicated. well furnished. He. devotes conaidcm- <fo not form 'theh opinion of ita value ' the popr 1fellow bus tuEcfi a conplc of’ '4»W®-lEKo'X^”nr’ The made. pocket of his coat I case of'irginius. the Virginia 1* brick T,,n will I' mad**John went back nnd waited for snj>1 round was a ----series ye^H ’ibofir thistoscription1: "Lamberton Lor- ' rThe ^— first —--------— — r ... per. Presently tho sururp|>|if fijmu ifojrj rl raino: 'Ifiul totttd ‘'ifaicfcfrthta kwioK j ;iub» us auj --------scries.. 1 is |in-. mu on the part «. of lb* old maruand“ . . ■____ »___ J-r.l_________ .1_____ . t|icm to repair to the supper. Iu otkt^—pr^ented by Americans w’io of jumps nnd plunges on the part of the When they were all seated, and had t>Ve Hdmauity ......... .. toidiir manly ________ defenders. ! steers, the whole interspersed with some „ . * ., „ ' plain talk from the party of the first M^widlolp"*W1*'” he gol tliroogh, about, auddeujy. . —■ ' •‘ ’ -■ j “Mr. Gray, Ill trouble you for one | .titatnfcU, Gk., Feb. l». The 1"*«" o' •Uwltag. xTte» yon^myoarlenj (Ujat . r1|the ------------------------ down and swore. The IdctimA U ‘MJ Vrm and garden, iu from a iftfontifle standpoint. No num- TiorM. ’;. .tm. . “ Of course it doesn’t concern me as — old man sat JuiXiK ,NpBpi{RY\ was intorrupted in to who jietf -nke. khd vAlb' /btf MAd't a^pocket r CM l e.l lbi.«.c -:U> , >fcJid ind,a,„nce wbil, „H kily mm. <m» to ptoilj h.m, UI1 which hepa Heonded bp his wife, who j ber of reoompiriidations will make it on • acceptable article of food fertile poor. his charge .io a jury once by the loutl 15 . > JI U» toote.ee wuLoulgprowunail.^diliorMiltouM into tb.back door™. «m' Gr.r started up. p»l» M.-M'Wii, utfMj a > "ufombly bMtonod by a oobbto stone found -the qr-^tin^. to lifq shirt Bkevre, A rmtartabterereB- recently took place ' braving of a donkef fn the Wtrert of tbo j 4»si7e : t6 ’ w n. ' Ifhtfa that TO Mkflddns sitting on s-rug, smoking and reading a st the poor-hotfse iir Cardiff'on the A4-1 tor. ' . tan*'.v ■ wui.tonl braMaul meat rtfcb wo U>rt lay war Smites. Tbea be jumped “Don't mate a lusa !"■ Mil'Jbli 'J^S'ldJum liy, A-V.rM woman, and > »P mid started sun in. On tor way comic papqr. -Hq remarked that he had tempt to introduce this foreign ixeat. LortSfiip' •Mr?Ptatorw.<withjKtownUh| But 'Ke'kiie# anf tHe:'«!&r M fibbing outrageously. He was fear- "7 mw you.’" ;. j, ,-j ; lal;..Tara«i*iUlyi dipInrinR m> of the I *>»“ tltoy ahutg Urn around tiU bis ■O few visitors that it was a positive re­ For several days paupers sent their food away antoated^apd expressed their dis- rose and .'gravely .asaurcjJ., hint Am ii , Gray started forTho iloor, but'Jolip . heart than'num. He is body came in contact with an apple tree lief to see a stranghtoce. He occasion­ approval’of-it Wranons ways. Ih con.- fr»» merely the “ echo of the court.’ " ■ caught bun before ho could escape, miB” 4itc JgMd iiegTO.TUia pretouta .strong I in whose branches hung . hornet's neat ally goes to Naples to review an army sequence of these proceedings the visib *’ To*,*ftn4 :thipf a yojjpg mon does ' “ Then don’t trouble yourself to talk ■with a dextrous morem.nt emptied hi. ^onblanec to an ape." ; about a. big a. tho bln. patch on thr corps, but he spends mrarly all his time seqqence about Mr. Gray," retorted Polly. I pocket of the spoons, which went rat- j when, he sees. a friend 4riflf’a ntw hat ,_________________ ____ ' o]j m&n’g breechc*. In about a minute with his family nt home. He thinks the on,'is to i^elt oW i&ff aerewdy Vy ik ., j*j ■ ras covered with a cloud of hornets. I Spaniard^ HtlJf ;^»aA • Redded to old; customs to recetoc. much profit frofn stew. It was thought that their exam* on Jijs owtf fiM.'-: When a young lady , people of wflUr huGoriu.'- He stof% that pic woedd him* a beneficial influence on seJs bift' of Her a<x| uawtanoea wrtb <• John would have left st onoe, but Mr. everybody's attention was turned iuav-'< ' 1 The steers stuck up their tails and let Groy was even then at the door, and he other direction, an J sh*. concluded it].' Thp. current AftaiiHc har. a paper themselves out Bill would willingly he went to Spain more to gratify the the paupan, but nneb,w&s no* the case. n«’wb<mn<*Oa^te1jwUlifte .HP her noro looto l m a wasn't worth whife.)’ H .« > ’) J ■ > j, ; 1 from Prof. Agamfiz, on thr theory of have let them go their way, but the lines ambitious wishes of his relatives, who When, the next day, broth made of the onfi artwnely wnqdww. ^whrye the thing , ' ' John explained the matter to the gon-: ..eyolutipiu It will lie read with peculiar around bis shoulders held him prisoner, “ Good monnng, said Polly, apmeat was sent into the hospital, the got thaUrisM"r ~ N p^“«nmRsWfWihto h« dering company before he woulfi ’let r1 interest nbw, • - Tlie FH’UjJSc Mays it was and first him and then the shovel plow »r;4 *>«*>) fltoW *0 x> nurnwwhb carriedjt we* assailed with-a Tua lady.friM»'ie<4. Mx. B^rgh teach any ambiuon of his own. ' ' ‘ visiter. ‘‘Come in. please, *ud take Mr. Gray go. When he was done, he the Professor’s intention to present in Mould fly up in tho air, fighting first tl>rtrUtalebqfiUb«M!jices:" other ^rijclp^,. .Op the appearance of MH, Mblpsu: sat; ' ' .opened the and gave that his reasons for one aide and then the other. Every mo door uoorunu Him gentle-1 genue- , this iui» series wnc» of papers uu> It is esliipated that the numlwr of ■ ’ '*■ TKr-nii^Mu. MwriMr«»ta . |maa at _________ > , rejecting I shove thal ne<i|. tym . ji^jr the doctrine of vvolution and • time they came around by the house the railroad ties in present use in the United the mAkter iff *11** house, never*! of the lie path * ' ’, I । nil ita down the path to to the th«> gate. gate. •— eprrelAted idens. holding to — the —»~ old lady would yell, “ Why don’t you States is 160,000,000. A cut of 200 ties women jumped out of :the windows, aud ■ . or bM u»d com, rob me riot. 1 coolly taking the. rocking-chair and Of course there' tatad^'grask'Wbfitab*Hb9>ry; of special «ur*<ul<>ns creations, let go, William Y' This made Bill to thaaMfl’^tBbrre rather than under set up' a cry ef defiance. The tumult brriMi MMtot L,U passing a perfumed handkerchief over of excitement’for the remainder of the It- is n great pitv piat ho did not live to •' * rJ' : w «hwr‘'s** • madder than ever, and he wished the the average, and'it therefore has re- WM aipfli that they bad to be taken fifto hi* evening, and Polly found herself pitied i-oompiete' !thi>. >wdrk.‘ For he would old lady in* his place. custody, and subsequently they were qniiMd UMyrodfact of' 7BO,<100 acres of After knocking you? Good morning, appearing to some and laughed at a great dc*^., -£qd | doubt^sa.^haye. dirotjghf together the av-* r oyur wj down about five acre* of corn, spoiling well-timbered land to furnish the sup­ committed to prison for twenty-one days. the worst of it was, that John luul got! strongest objections and most effective Bill’s garden and nursery, they knocked ply. Railroad ties last about five years ; ...(i ntaw.V. Ksx Wear,, our great naval rendez­ “Good morning,” returned John, the better of his rival so nicely ! arguments against a doctrine that is down ten panels of fence and fell in the -2b tare rwiA nnrt Al--. vous, is an island four miles long and Th. dty of Sn«i»rt, B. S; howto-id A day or two after that. John .was daily gaining ground among the stuotic and a;quarter broad, ix>u»ded o? a ‘ man UKbae niuaenhtr powtwa Swo air goingby when Polly cLUaixiiitodeaMrd £ dents .arid teachur* H science in this ditch. Th<7 were captured by a band The manufacture ohe aldo* by -the -Atlantic, and "oil fiiii of the neighbors, and Mr. Smikes from 150,000 acres. m<irt as reumAoWe as bin whooartted to him. | conatar uid in Europe. There is no of rolling stock, disposes of the entire other tbrpc. by.,the Straits of Florida ■ “I hope ybh don’t—I hope yomain’t^ usd‘ifi' nlnwng’the fket that- this is placed under the doctor's care. off the gate* of Goto. When a l>oy hp That was years ago. Bill is a very yield of 350,000 ocrea, and a full supply and theheif db. Mexiad. J|t has a popmod?’’ burst out P»Hy, and brc^^pftq VqekPy: piejgr<»| a^l,vital quesfizm «if u> «>u»tey 0! 500,000 acres more every year. It ntaticn at B.009 souls. The houses are old msu now. H* d«»e»« nqt do much, c ’> I science, philosopljy, and religion towhile. He had taken her to quilting in team and penitence. appears, then, that our railroads are but on pleasant afternoons he takes his of wood,’ with Spacious piasssa, shaded 'oii'ffisAhcmMr-r. Liter John concluded that he waau't.-tAraiU pday. ItSia (Jid i»rof on.whiah allspecuchair out on the shady aide of tho houee stripping the country at the rate of one by 0009a nnd almbud trees. The harixir hi — • ’TTpoFC, for I am told that are to be mar- t lotion and faith turn. And it is not s and site there hour after hour and million acreejuir aiujtMOj and th Air de­ is capneioua, where the largest ships tied next month. They say Polly don’t ■ little singular that Prof. Agassiz, who mands ate rapRliy fcciWaaing. can ride iirsafety, it 4a protected by a like to hear abouk-Ahirt/'ywingfgutoir- twcn^rojjf^re^" ^aa, looked upon tion, and more’ especially those infernal J*’bT » It’bmfclw^gMlwXJ^jm^whepw H, *aa maaJnpAhaRtrl^- n7 • , . ... : a* the teaeher oi henries; had become Howe pr^cticai jotrY went into the Bto»ua. •____________________ refugees make ftp a^najonty of >te takM, and»U^ H yn thescaks to have ..... -I.,-, , ,..*j i leading champidn 'ofr orthodox beofltoe offce Parts Av«e JKnrtadhtaM habitaata since the troubles between it weighed. Th* dteiaufee he carried "r—. -n——rTh.Lf*-« ■ havers in AmkrWiifid without chong­ ’ Jirit appointment of Caleb Cuahing Spain and qpba. the anchor was*abont*f6ur hmidVed yardw. self Wi . .Mt, iu., ns Minister to Hpain, vice Gen. Siddes, had inserted a poem to the latter’s first Me., naa been.carrying a iwo-wnt piece ’ , , . .. Tte fort ™ <&aferWl'to rawrtmU. in hi. lhn-4. U- dh«i. — i “ “ a” •“’? resigned, and his aoocptanoc of the poTHxKwgston (N. T-) freeman folk of a wonderfully constructed dock that Sirs! made a J~ 1 .fjarnxf'-‘ who de<tef«n4*x and ad- rtkfoo, • hxve beesi announced. Mr. _aUL —» h^,nw> j vocote of the riewH Ih- y consider e*- Cushing is dow in his seventy-third which Polly moved, and became ac’ ; sential to the integrity of the Christian year, and has been identified with politi­ clipped onUtha ofhmdfng rhyme. in the thi sbetog half ada*5fttn»«itryi9g to tup a . religion and .church. His. loss will be cal life for nearly half a century. He continue Tan error in the line of the Mount . the more’deeply deptored by the fact served in the Massachusetts Legislature theni . , j that thousands locked forward with brought together, was half a yard, or w W-., ^ hope> rn rtMs Itonughtmake a feather in ,re<wv-^tJhik* ItoHprrod'rt views they re- Chiu. uniter Praurteal Tjter ; • Brig.- about an inch to every thousand feet, while at Honaac, the whole variation. not only tell the hour, bat ate loose <»a 1 j garded aa hostile to Christianity and dier-General in the Mexican war ; Judge }ing on : subversive of pieiy. Certainly their re- •A t^e Supreme Court of Msasachusetta rA wry igret will bdbfcaud bj qre.V atnfli-nl of in 1667; Attoiury-General in President than one sixteenth to the thousand fort..................... ’ right plate, «r sBowaoee Pierce* Cabinet; member of the Gov.Baeru,ifTiCaJifotnia, wm born for ths been moving.' Jobs didn't like him from the first. s iffrred from accident*. the Commission appointed to codify the in Salem, lad. ■* «>y. �ST-A-IlsT IltTITIITIIK I FELLOW your Home Newspaper-the ■ vrrnoxr GROCERIES, Dragx,rROTI8ION8 runs lonom. School Book., liASHVILLE NEWS were afterward* arrested oa the charge ofadidlery and are now lairing in the jail al Msaou Still the Re*. A Live Local Paper. CITIZENS! Sl»r,XBX |Wm4» Ware, umt and persecuted man ! Aad all Ufiib of Good. ^BRSKVTrnEsT LOOK HERE, ia true of wild turkey. "Sir” said a little blustering man to a relgtous opponent, "to what sert do you suppose ! belong f* •'Well, I terabrr to January. HU.M4B Ikeir hom« ]-*p«r, Mliica _____ Stop not. loiter not. krok «ul back­ don’t exactly know," replied iho op­ ward, if you wouM be amaajf. lhe ponent, •'but to judge from your use, appearance, and constant bussing, I should think you belonged Co the clesa generally culled byathins insect.” A good mother was trying to ex­ The temper of Life is to the Past. be made goal by 14g, honest blows ; plain to a young hopeful, the other Mop strikeing, and you wiM do noth­ day, about fighting against the devil ing ; strike feebly, and yea will do After telling the Ultte fallow who the almost aa little. DRESS GOODS, are all served alike kaov that your leva exhted. a»d »howia< Success rides on Our motto is to sell as cheap as the cheapest, give 16 oxa. to the ib. and the right change every time. WINES k LFQUOBS. ONLY 11.50 A YEAR! PERFUMERY. pertnoe principles. Very lhe old devil; but if I was to come across one of the little devils, Pd A good old elder of a church who Ills head, but His Scripcares are wax given k extravagant exaggeration translated into a thousand languages, was at last called to account for bis and the grandest strnctara of the offenses in that respect, and admoltsh moilen? world are the home of his not to give away to the besetting sin in futore. church, and the temples of hte wor­ The little Hartford COFFEE D. C. GRIFFITH. ' Hosiery, {Linens, Shawls I The good old man .receiv­ WOLVERINE MILLS! Dos/ Spring give me tortures of pain, and night FLANNELS, CLOTHES, m«n of Inal section. Frank Johnson was arrested Lnwion for entering th^" store Shadd papers to dispense CBERRTHDISH L86S, with the usual McEwin the editor?" Our friend said : "He'* not about, but please take a seat and down stairs, al lhe foot of which he Al Tins OFEICE. met another man still more profane the retreating editor, "go np stain; you will find him reading lhe paper.” Accordingly up he went, like a high pressure steam engine, plowing off «nds second to steam at every,step. Our friend wait­ ON SUBSCRIPTION. SPECIAL NOTICE. In Ca*h will be Paid. jUff Car.dlnff Machine Delivered at onr Saw Mill in NashviHfe, Mich. $-15 •, 1874. the defence. Mattison's defense exist him 86,000. His counsel II. F. Sev­ eral and Arthur Brown Esq's charged. him $100 per day—Several $60 and ' P. HoU ” A go»- Wlial Now? or Tn Nashville, Mich. To be Sold within the next Two Months! Jeffreys, living about two mites south with his The BubacriWrr has taken a part of tho Hew Stock tf Starts atl Faicy Dry Goods YANKEE NOTIONS, GENTS AND LADIES Data for one dollar. MILLINERY.I W.A.AYL8W0BTH and another burned ao badly that he It appears that UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY, fc„ fc.. fe. Brs. M. E. BUTDEB DRUG STORE Product. DOWNING & ALLKN. HALBERT & CO. 'CENTRAL HOUSE. CITY DRUG STORE. Greatest leaving the lamp bnrning on the ta­ Brer Sire* Bargains ISashrille! were M«X JI. X. BCTLIX. MUSIC TEACHING! You good people of Nashville, All stay at home, And get your Drugs and Groceries Of Simot & Stonb. This firm have just started And are bound for to sell, And all who give them patronage Are sure to do well. They have a good line of Sugars, Tea, Coffee and Spice, And they will sell all their Goods At a fearful low price. Now don’t forget the place, folks, For they are in their new store, Not into Downing’s, But the very next door. viatoa to iafoem the Udi— af Naxhvills <he children went to bed upstairs, they l«i Cis Sexto U CU. Mgtxgx U Ct«. BOARD MY STOCK IS NEW CASH & EXCHANGE! IM. I. J. TIIIEHUI Terms Now you from the “Fadderland,” Don’t be afraid, , For Simot is a Dutchman, So go there and trade. Our stock well not enumerate, For want of more room, But we have eveything tn our line. NICHOLS’ GROCERY From a Wash-tub te a Broom. dafoed We keep all kinds of Notions, Thaa any other Store In Nashville. And.Toys for the babies. Cigars lor the men, And paint for the ladies. My Hollo M, " AWi Sir/tcnc. boots and shoes, . GIVE HIM A CAJLL 1.1 AYLSWORTR GROCERIES CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO, om the house burner „ two oftheir okiidraa burned todasth Coffee A Swrar, OLDS & CO. NEW 081 GOODS STORE Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, MRS. L. O. CROCKEB kail just ret tired an addition to her stack of Boots, Shoes, firown $40. Van Arman's dosing •* ——Z-A lUr.* Notions, Millinery Goods. Lours. The Lawton THJ * has the follow-1, &c., sag: "A colored man by the name of HATS.GOT11I1KATKRS, girl of fourteen, at Lome very laf lOCta. Is soliciting a very large ran of easloB. Mr. POWLESj u [mini itt stock worth feme Court, me uhu during which 131 witnesses were sworn—77 for the people and J7 iac short time At Reasonable Bates, ccn petition. as a Caxiom Mll- D lt,iouUon Notto*. * Ho* ’*! i aiutvsl .roods'. • lw.UbeeM»d«otod I will M U1F sU MCO a You Will Find Thein AT THE Nov.lRih, 1873. in excuting mortages, *■»• week re- - -•.—,— ceive-d a vordiet of guilty. The fri* ^rshln hwvk’t®’ In bobs Prints, ed a minute, and such a crash—as defendeat against a ohaafWsNforge* > । ble. LARD OR MACHINE OILS, OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND Highest Msrket IPrice WOOD WANTED he in in a few minutes," and burned .. .... e.l.lor d.J no. w»i. died in a abort time. hhto D. M. PDRCHIS, FOB WHICH THE amuse yourself with a paper, he’ill ’day, *nd to reaeh OTlk. 0,„ of Nieholsvilte, left home fob, UW to A fall Use of Hart Maple. Rod Kim, Wood and Oat Lop, him with : *• Whare's that scoundrel and Smith' wk “* meios « •’■■on «ce wn. They were rracient to bear them. , - „w—. _u_ CASTOR, derringers and bowies, who saluted sod fierce, who asked the same ques­ tion in the same languigc. "Oh," said 7^*- ‘ A* • b. .o. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! AL 0 A LIM 1DI> /ne t MOP F1B6T CLASS mence nt East Saginaw on Monday, sunery protuberances sticking out all September 14th, and coetinua through 'round, marvelously resembling Colt's men CHIMNEYS, would respectfully xolirit the altestiva of | In.U i> MkldtoUW. and committing bnglary, on Monday fighting me inlier of the staff One flaxtlnr*, NMhvlllr. last, and was lodged in the Paw Paw morning he was awaited upnr. by the VmmMxO CImHoUM. biggest kind of a fellow, armed with jail on AJonday night. The next State Fair wilt com­ a terrific cudgel, with several and the week Friday night lhe dwelling house of M. McMnuaglc, in the Township of East Dayton, Tuscola Co., took fire from somu cauxe not known, and ‘ ,*vas completely destroyed, burning to Je^ath lhe entire fomilp, consisting of ^McManagle, his wife and child, ' LAMPS, KEROSENE The meeting adjourned in A Western editor has pnt into pratice a plan which will enable all at SPICES, CRACKERS, CABFCTIN«, claims the largest circulation of any after night I have shed barrels of tears paper in Van Buren Cooaty. Verily ever it." friend O. D. is the Ztaafavy Newv silence. SODA, RAI8ENS. Croctery, Hats, Caps, Boon, Skies — AND — AN UNLIMITED AMOUNT OF GOOD RICE, SYRUP, AT Tins OFFICE. BRAID RIVER VALLEY DITUIOM. estly said, "I know how prone I am to this fanlt, my brethren, and it hfM MtcmraAN NFvre TOILET SOAPS, Price* I And a fun UM sf ed the admonition meekly, and earn­ ship. Low TEAS, JOB PRINTING knockjhe stuffing out of him." The Saviour had net where to lay drugs MEDICINES, vKich la successfully’ resist, ho lamed around weapon will never triumph. Must be Closed Out IF xee WANT C. A. STEBBINS. Forgive us this blunder CIGARS, f'., CONSTANTLY ON HAND vMeh IwmaaD •wn» nt Tibs' susom. Give me a Call. CMRAD CUTER. FMIWK UMHCBBI! JACOB LENTZ GEIEBil FURIHJRE �- ■ ■—■ — GROCERIES! knitting work in my basket and went CANNED GOODS Manufactories. Now if Nashville OF EVKBY DNCXIPTTON, J» Hotter Sf Son I'm sorry tew ray iheje was a little -is to get a few witnesaex and the before another 8«a»W yrrrtaq. TIB. C. W.WICKHAM. Fxrttator V >. 11 re IMrej. A. BARBER, M, D., llomreThyxMan and Svnron. yr H . ARNO STRONG, Plain and Fancy J• B. RASF.Y. Drayman. GooJ,«»d ”“T Q IMPS ON A WEBSTER, Black0 .mllht AU klo.L <rf •’“rt l« U- n’***T^ UhC. APPLE MAN. Milliner and roils away, we from all the rest, consequently there we want 11.60 wilt glory in the poscssion of several wra’ant ranch bizness done, but we more Hvi»nfacture«, and several more meet again next Tuesday afternoon to hnndnd inhabitants will be added finish organizing. I shall sartainly !<• the iwptilation of our village. go fer there is some prospect of my We hardly think in neasary to state getting an off«*e. I aint partickler tha importance af manufactures, for what offis it is, only so its an offis. I have an idee these Sewing Societies would have to employ laborers, who will be more interesting than Quiltwould have to be fed and clothed* 1m. and they would have the cash to pay Tvs seen sich falxes as were allers —It Is rather hard on a fellow who for their necessaries. Money would ready and wiilfng ’o attend tu other reeohred at tha beginiag of lhe year be plenty, times good and everybody people’s affatrs, but bad nu faoulity of h«w. getting along with their own. sich Nature luts mapped out our enter­ people orc most ailer* in trouble, for prising and beautiful village for a their kindness and tailed in what di­ ■Dewy the editor of die Hastings better destiny then a sleepy town. rection amt gennerally appreciated. We have a good jrater power an Nebraska. Hi* head if any thing almost inexhaustible supply of the afraid of getting enemines, they, best kind of timber for manufacturing -Seventy-tiro hogs, suffered, bled purposes, a splendid farming country inion on enny snbjiek, now there's around tts, and it is only for our citi­ Deacon Snubbs, or Sally Jonas, week, inMead o( fifty as was stated zens to say whether Nashville sliall they'll agree right along with you ialast weeksNyra. ' or not become the metropolis of Barry about enny thing you’re a mind to (Successors to Wolcott *& Holleb) PROVISIONS own way, and that oold’nt very well be, becoz each one wanted it differnl or ALL KIXD8, WOODEI IN* WILLOW IAFK A FULL STOCK OF l«3b» . ' GROCERY LINE HARDWARE! Cash Paid for Produce, !Please call and examine Goods and prices for younelvee. • ATTENTION, ALL! BUILDERS’ MATERIAL, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. HARDY & AIXSWORTH, say’ now that’s entirly agin my prin • toms I year oupleasentniss on that oeaniou, be­ coz, you see, every one wanted their Mr Beadle's interest in the Union We have the right kind of me^n and ci pies, I believe in every one having pay tho Highost Market Price for a mind of their own ond tlanding village limits, and it right to it alien and every where; unless can be made to pay, and big loo. —well—unless—may be—you want We want that kind of manufactures an offis in some noted institution, say that will use up the timber that so fer instance, sich a one as th* GoshPOTATOES, bountifully abounds in this vicinity. enville Sewing; then a little amot he Griffith lhe irrt of Jan. and told him And such a company’s profits will be talking, and a little flattery goes a that hereafter Nashville sboold be a greater then Eastern manufacturers, good ways; now I know this by exregular Express office. Heretofore it for now our saw mills ship their lum­ periance. fer I've seen it tried a good has been a non-reporting office. ber East to get it worked up, while it many times ami it works jest splen —Tito farmers want sleighing aw­ can just as well be done here and DeUrered U l«> did; becoz, you know gitting an offis ful bad. They know that there is the freight both ways (which in all depends on the majority of the ELEVATOR IF NASHVILLE money ia this village fur all the saw many ia»tauoes amount to more then votes; but then, after you’ve made logs and wood they can bring in and lhe price of lhe article ) be saved. sure or tho offis, I say as before have We can organize such a company a mind of your owe and stand right LATH, and with a good capital too, ail that tew it. SHINGLES is necessary is for some one to start Then again, if there’s enny thing a stock company (?an be formed of aesday morning. QLEMENT SMITH. Attorney and Comelor al Lav, ’J.JENRY II- WOOD, Justice of the Peace, P PARADY, Mnuufrejlurer of <3 LIEB HAUSER. ‘' Success to the net CORN, apples, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., Rwd- Mwstor bf tha the ball rolling. Who will be the in this world that L hate, is talking man, and his name will be honored Railroad, for about one’s neighbors; Lail if that why Q.jUtin, »n.| Sewfor tha first time, Lewis has things forever by the people at Nuhville. wnJ |efl eosey and nice and the G. R. V. Think, reflect nnd then act ing Societies ic. would lose all their Grand 5-hre Christian Social was enMichigan. ’ 5 J . - —School commenced last Munday after a short vacation of two weeks. 8. Dayrsa, Prapririor. Nj^MI1VXX.C.X3, - MteMsan. hu been glorying over a visit from a ing, and the the good tittle girls that learned their lessons well, all were HAIR, ffc., <J-e., P. HOLLER & SON. HARDY k AINSWORTH, New Store P. S. (that means poscript) I hope to report farther progress as regards offis and that Sewing Society, in my who cuts up all there, and the forenoon was sjent in next letter. kinds antics, inch as turning somer­ securing teats, selecting studies and D. saults on the roof of buildings, sing- arranging classes. —The Social for the ben-fit of the M. E. Church, will be entertained by —Nashville came very near having Mra. G. -W. McCormick," at her resi­ across the street near thh office, on its first conflagaliou last Monday eve­ aley, a NEW BTOCX of vail adsetod dence on Tuesday evening next. ning. The house of Mr. O. A. Phillips Refreshments will be served and a ■ten, a few weeks ago, and now it caught afire in lhe roof, but fortunate­ friendly invitation is extended to all. is the best cross walk on the street ly was discovered by Mr. C House, To which he Invttea the aUeation of the PubUc, Heaelb Our folk* don’t get their feet wet and assistance procured, and the fire LOCAL MATTERS. extinguished; but not before it had First Clasa Good*. chimney sweep, PROVISIONS CAPT. BOISE LARGEST AND FINEST JONES, Market. STUCCO, interest, to people must talk. Wai now, if I nint mode quite a At half-jiast eight o’clock tu lhe morn­ speech; who knows but I may git to tertained by Mrs- and Mr. Rev. De- ing all sorts and sizes of children be a great lecturer yit nnd leave Geer, last Tuesday evening. Quite were present at lhe rempie(?j of Anna Dickinson and nil tho res, en­ a number of the Methodist people learning. The bad big boy and the tirely in the shade. Yuurs muchly, . • good little t»oy,—the l»oy that loved Aunt Dsaoisn. to ran away trom school and go skate "V ery Best i“ the TINNER’S WORK A SPECIALITY. SALT. River Valley road is now m a better condition than J^ASHVILLE HOUSE. Are the WATER LIME, office of tlie TAILOR IJN10N HOUSE- the men in the STOCK ©rorcrirs nnd ^wvisions, burned a two or three foot bole in —The second Quarterly meeting the roof. Mr Philips was absent at P. Holls* & Sos bare knocked the bet- BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASS! of the M- E. Church of the Nashville the time and had it not been for the circuit will be held at the chnreh in timely aid of his neighbor*, we might this village, commeneeing on Satur­ have been colled upon to chronicle day January 17th at 2 o’clock p. m. the loss ot his home. and continue through the following Sabbath. The Presiding elder Rev. ^HpnllursttX ^Ulrrrtigr*r*fa. dissolved last Monday; Mr. P. Holler succeeding Mr. WolootL) Our peo­ from his wife Eliza M. Sergent The in lhe business ha* always been a fa­ bill was filed Nov. 24, and the de­ vorite among or better citizens. cree taken Jan. 6th. Clement Smith They propose to adopt lhe cash sys­ then Clem, is a fast worker. »lynuM. MEAT MARKET! Svar/body 1* invited to rail aad examine the Maamolh Stock, oomUUm of els*where. with Mr. and upright, while Chris, who remain* ♦ 1b NaakrUIe, MRto. Oren, B1IMU, *«■ Holler Naakvil^ Kov. 1st, 1B7A court ter thin county, a decree of di- Haller and know him to be honest ASfITlI & PUTRAM ' —Th. hMtlre ol th. Nubrille EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE !fl any Hardware, call at P. HolL** * Sas'I any Shop ia —The firm of Woicott k ple are well acquainted HARDWARE. fall and wintdr goods lag to (to up Oyator rapptn rift *K#ey mH for aaah. Buy cheaper and noil eheapor tem,—paying cash for what they buy ttoa any firm in the oounty. 15 and receive cash for what they sell. Chris wilkengineer the business, and will, like House last Saturday applied at Simot 1 A Slone's drug store for preparation , —Last Sunday night as the eve­ Have you iried Ev ning train east on lhe G. R. V. R. R eUTobaoeo? Have you tried his , was passing through Caledonia station When the hostler lifted it from the aa4 >1,00 Tea. water be shook It aad the mixture a mao by the name of Charles Antony, was leaning out from^the platform immediately; you will not Crockery, ‘ Dry Goods, Glassware, Notions, AL. TROUT W INE, Stoneware, Clothing, BARBER SHOP Hats and Caps, Sugars, MR. DELL BARLOW Teas, Furs, Buffalo Robes, Ccffeo. LEKOY C. BOISE. GeaCs’ Faraiahiaf OwmIs, UNDBROLOTHING TOBACCO. CIGARS, ~ PIPES, ft. GIVE HIM A CAIaIa. I MU Everybody goas to taeaaw Haraan He Sbap, over 8with A Potena’a Hardware, for • immediately expired and his remains good work. Baowtaber fra piaoa. him cutting off both iafom ik« yaMkfMl FRESH M were Catholic*, also, and his leg*. were sent to Rochester. N. Y. —Wears in receipt of the first Catelic-Irish —For coetiag, Jto Wxxim'* 50 cent Molaaeoa ia the UH. »Toe bet." —All ktoda of 1><M sod hwoy work a speciality •y*•a.y at “ the aaw H i*wmb Shop, wre? pow I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Co.) Jamal, and published by Marrin Taxes! Taxes: —New Ihst it ia IMMA time fer Utosa baekwfcrst pracskas, yau ahooJd *« fail to bay a good awpyly of «n Wain'* 90 rt Bymp. SB- G* »9 <M**i** to boyyow OyaUra. He keep* them by th* cm or ia balk, . cold firoat either disolvad or acme one iUidj if Cmtrj Pnta tala it Iictaip for (W w HWIaitePn«- -Ue to eaamra a to toy Mwot Booto. A TRUMAN. �of wo. aa> dm OU Ua >«*» of 4V «o»iiu»r <4 WhoUjooHe****. In tliad, ycat theaalfw of thv a^oroa amounted.to 841,000,000,’ and the saving of profit realised upon tliesil Mh* amounted to 240.000. Tho capital w*aSil,I56,000, that Mie profit FtHAXCUL AND INDVSTRIAI. —Tbo report of the trade and commerce of Cincinnati for tho past year ahpvni a steady ♦317,750,000 in tbe preceding year, and Um exports at 6213.000,000, compared with 6900,OQaiW the previouv year. . UTtakarM reklra hMkago, during the -In addition to its other troubles, Cuba 1 pant year, the enormous number of 4,360,000 live bogs, and 755,000 head of calUe. . got into a finwiqjalcrisia. 7%o trade* orga rations |r* oti* etfike, and wharf-Jaborore demanding gold. —The Cowrt hM j orty, a keroeeue fauup, wm theliicwiMuj'.' ' , judgment declaring IhewunagenUnt —The ihx-retary . of War recommend* Hie learner Ville du Havre to have been location of the proposed Nttional Military Ua' fc«M urn ui wt -«**uubJdxim ... ux « ux represented. a little cwr tweniy-ntae pnr oeuL > on tits money invested. In 1BBR a wholesale eo-onoraiive store wm started in Manchester, with a capital of nearly t5,QW. ,In tha first half year of jta existence .Uta sales amounted in value to *29,810- Tn'tha first half of the fol­ lowing year $212,025 were received for goods, and ia the corresponding period of 1R73 the amount had rwan to 82,025,­ 000. This Store has been started to supply the retail co-operative stores With goods, and its expenses are lees than thfec-foarths oi one per cent, of th»> money received- The court eulogised Capt. Surmont. Tme project oi tunneling the Strait* CALKi cfsBlXnox THXWTVSur \of Dover was recently discii’scil by a rag’ll-tpfiilnWTFrench commumion, who will make a report at an early dajy. The length of Minister to Spain, has an article in the the tunnel, which would be about Washington, CtfpUal of. Snaday, 'Doc. twenty-wren miles, makes thn project •28, eevrrely criticising the opinion of seem a very diflienlt one, bat, Jn point Attorney-Gfciieral’'WHlifl£as in ’ tho Virof fact, the work oould probably be aeWP’P11 X.B ( ^““5 tha£Cashing, compltnh^d more easily than wan the -It is announced that ail the t_ yhq^hiiH usually Been employed as legal baring of the Mont Cetus tunnel, since hdriwrpf #!>• Sftete J^epa^mant, waa by Hie Philadelphia and Reading thuyock lying beneath the channel is Iron Company have atuqiendod for the lialance Ua for the year amounted to 632,579,256. oonaulljd. j^taafeutoeil ikerdy a soft chalk. There in ’little of the year, and the presumption to that a —Chicago has eighteen national bank*, assured Mr. Fish that his case was u doubt that this’ turinol will ' ultimately large number of others will do the same, whoso capital an 3 surplus amount to ♦13,­ as the orders on hand are generally supplied. 000,000; deposits, •28,000,000; loans. •«,- very txul one ; that the Virginius was n be constructed, and *6me of the prewent filibua^er, and onr . Gavan^umt could —The strike of the locomotive engineers on 000,000. generatJbh may -yet pans from Dover the Western lines of the Pennsylvania Com-I no| expct repartition for her capture. to Calais in a submarine railway train. pany is ended, and tho strikers are resuming* •The Secretary disregarded this advice, and did i iflqiftult Mr. Qushteg To rm: Scffebixo.—An old retired —An Aaeqriated Pnws telegram fl fnrthari^Th'itMr. ctffihihg has beett phyrician, who is candid enough to toll tlon aaya it la* proponed to repeal i since selected for the Spanish mission the truth about progre«s, has declared 1789 authorizing -tho Prcaidetit to that the recent discovery by Dn. Waj-k»• duo to the foot khstotbe Government MB, of O.diforuia, of his herb remedy, Chief Jturtice at the Supreme Con leave tho power to select a ChicfJ; needs n specially skillful minister to Vinhgab Brims, is one of tiie moat im­ der the Conatitntion, with the moM 4iscntang|a ita business at Madrid. Mr. portant in medicine, lie has tested courts. Tho fading in favor of tM _ __ -^usbuiR criticises Mr. Wilhnms ns fol­ wivui iiiorouguiy, in ms own isniny. gaining. greand in high official clidfe*, and Cota lows : “ The decision of the Attorney- among his fnrnds, nnd npon hinme/f; ItepubUcau fienator* and llopre—ntatira’ exand he is driven to the coDclnrioh that ><fenerul embrace .two pointe ; first, they posHOsa rare and unexcelled curaproa. t hcmselvoa in favor of it. “ z ttmt the register of the Virginius lieing live properties. He says of them : ' -n fraud jlpen the navigation laws of the ."They contain no dangurous drug. thn redaction that can- be hojied for tn Hie I ^GbtiUxf Blatoa/slie had nd right to carry Thor never reduce the patient—never Department • Mthnatoe for tho ensuing year render one liable to take cold—never in­ will be between twenty-five and&Uiirty . toe American flag; second, by carrying terfere with the cvciy-day business of millions of doilara. j ’"flit Aniericrui «hob»dno life—never make their continuous use —The returns for the year show a deeaiJXMi a condition of cure, and are adapted to right to carry, she was as much exempt iu lhe arrivals of immigrants at Now York"<Jp from' interference’xni the high seas by even the most delicate organization. nearly 20,000 compared with last year. They act as kindly on the tender infant, —There wers in Chicago, in 1873, 9,800 aliipaol qther navnl powers, an if she the delicate female, or infirm old age, births and 9,5*1 deaths ; 4.500 buildings were had l^in' A j-egutar merchant vessel, as on (he vigorous nnd athletic system ; erected; B0,41blkreeto were mile, by tli^jkt pmecuting a legitimate trade nnd law­ cxerasing healthful effects npon every lice; there were 6W> fires, which consumed fully Tt-aiateretl. other ■ yords, on blood vessel- -on tho brkin, nerves and $989,500 worth of property. the highway of notions, whatever pirate lymphatics—ou the Blood, Bile, Gnu­ —Ill-luck seems to attend t’*ss Spanish tria Juice, etc,, enriching impoverished or outlaw prefers to disguise jteclf in fluids, and imparting vigor to mind and steamer Arspiles st every movement. For a long lime she was blockaded ia tho Brooklyn OA American colors, obtains thereby the Itmlv. *’ dock by a sunken barge, which was removed . —The to^k( Jlpnded debt of ^Michigan ia right of American protection as against A momax confined in a New England tha other day, and the steainef. those who may be aggrieved by its dep­ lunatic asylum managed to obtain a ceeding to another locality to prepare for sea, —The coinage of the Philadelphia Mint for redations. White' the Virginius was razor, and, pushing out her tongue as ran fast into tho mud, where it is said she will December amounted to *1,750,785. committing s crime against the United far aa possible, cut it off even with her remain for some time to coma^ /*«*■« ‘ States which rendered her an outlaw, teeth. As this did not produce death —Ilradbury’s piano manufartr.ry in :<> «• liable to seizure and confiscation, and she jumped out of the second-story A 100,006. ■— her arew to puninlimeu*, so potent is the window, but was picked up with" no —The Opera-House in Wilkesbarro, Pa., has American flog, which she so wrongfully been destroyed by lire. Lore, *85,000. —The President hw signed the bid remov- carried, that jny interference with her lioues broken. She was then taken to a —Tha Keokuk (Iowa},BQard jf Traile has, . Migtoo pohtoMl diyhihtin* hospital, where site will not annoy her J^cw. voted tho 8t. Louis bridge a ^pisand^, and "operations is "Kh insult to the honor of of Tens, •x-f^onfedomte Ponkiumtcrp*^ nurses by talking. " Ufiifofl BtatOe, for which "we ere duly ♦rel. aud Thomas B.-Doeoek. efVtrgtntii, ex­ Haskafobd A- Thompson, Subtwrip- There arc only 115 defaulting railroads in Speaker of tho Confederate Congress. Both bound to make war the alternative of thia country, and the interest thoy have failed are candidates for tho United States Senate atonement. This is simply the doc­ tion Book Publishers, Chicago, havo in to pay amounts to *27.600,000. ■ for their respective States. trine piai- a wblMir-going to his work preas au exhaustive History of the EAyMEiM* Movement, by Hoii. J. Peri­ - By lopping off unneresaary oxpeuM., a —Official vote of Mississippi for Governor: iu the stbicn clothe®- uf a- revpretebte inn. Editor 'Western Rural, one of our redaction of about six million dollars has been, kmas,-73.386; Alcorn, 52,719. Ames' majoriman ia not only entitled to the respect ablest and beat known agricultural wri­ made in the estimates for the expem.es of the ty, 20.M1. ters. Ita title in. The GnouNDBWELu It army and nary for the fiscal year. —TheJBepnblicans elected their entire ticket of iientojps he intends to injure as if he will be the standard work, on'"Granges, - The Katicnuil Crap Rrportrr. of Jan. 5. at the Memphis municipal election, on lhe 1st were the omer of the gurtienta he has Clubs, etc., and ia certain to prove n publishes a final Humming up of tho result of assumed, but teethe protection of the iu«t., by about 800 nuiority. Trent hit, ' Book Agents, nnd rnrrnexv the corn and Irish potato crop®, for 1872. ia , —Tbojrxre^vuComuHftve^oT-tbe Jatora ovanor himself as against his intended especially, should read the publishers’ comparison with tha previous War/, in the taMnnlwtol/of rsSJlieaals Las'isa&oA ddW vietim.’. This is not the doctrine that ndvortisenu nL It is bound to sell. Weal, Including the Slates of Illinois, Indiana,* ........ ........ — vitatiau to tho Jjibor-Brformore and farmers he flug1 prbtedta file ship, but the doc­ • " ~ 1 Iowa, Kaunas, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, and of ‘bo West and Routh to take nwasurea for Thi-. proprietor of the London TeleTennessee. The percentage of the falling off trine that the mask protects the male­ calling a convention, to meet tu St. Louis on graph is about to raise the price of silin the several States for 1878 is aa follows; tiifi 22d of February next, iu order to roatot factor. It is the offering of n premium vertisementa to 2s. 6<K per line. The Illinois, 40}; Indiana, 25 ; Iowa, 26; Kansan, on disguise. Il ls like saying to a high­ 48; Minnesota, 23 3-5 ; Miaaouri. 83 7-10; Ohio, the combinations of Eastern monopolists and way robber : ‘Rob with yhhr face ex­ number of them lias become so largo as ' 20 2-5; Wisconsin, 10 1-5; Tennessee. 24 1-5— capllaltote. to interfere with the news, and he exposed apdyou shall be punished, but an average iu the nine State* of 31 0-10 per pecta by increasing the price to make cent. The losses on bunheh in the eererai nut on a miuik and you shall not be mo­ There are 18,W0. Oraiftera in Hula— ia more room in his columns. The daily States are, in rodnd nnmhere,. O fellow*! t .Ind tho cnjfcr to grey tojyjgdjy. ? circulation of the Telegraph is now Illinoto, 144.200,000 ; Imliana, n,«B,W; —State Master Brainerd, of Wisconsin, li*" Tub Balt Lake Herald, the leading about 170,000. ' Iowa, 36,800,000; Kansas, 14.500,000; Minne­ just made a tour of the State, and reports the •newspaper of a Territory wfrich ie as sota, 1,600,000; Mtosouri, 29,600,000; Ohio. .order ia a flourishing condition, and tho metn- much interested in the irrigating ques­ tion na Colorado, ia opposed to the The aggregate yield in tho States named for i scheme of Government canal-building. 1872 to given as 756,000,000, and for 1873 a. It stiggeate that the only C-oagreaaiouul 514.000,000. The results of the Irish potato- - - ■ Mb tamerah. Mexico, hit* been the e<-ene crop in the following eight States are shown of a wxieB of riot*, growing out of a coritMt aid required by the Territories is the paa^ag^p^. a law similar to thatof Mnxoh in the percentage of lore for 1873. as follows: for the municipal offiooo, in which bci cral per2, 1849, by which Congress gnuiUd io Illinois. 62; Iowa. 50 8-5; Kansas. 72; Jiinu^- Aoua wore kjliod.snd wounded. aotK 84; Mtoaonri. 44 7 10; Ohio, 18JL10 f ’ — Bun5^1,‘ the Ctibon bntclipr.'hak beeii l&m- the State of Louiaiaua all the "swamp Wisconsin, 15 3-10; Indiana, 24 1-5—an aver­ nionod to Madrid to answer chargea which nnd overflowed lands, imd all land unfit age loss of 39 per cent. The losses in bushels hate iHicn preferred against him. in each trf in -round nnmhw*;. Iltani* f v—Tho result of tho Kliiyau campaign by for cultivation, belonging to the United 6,000,000; Iowa, 4,000,000; Kdutes^ MiMiia to tho sonclnslon of-S irtfati fctJitiiE; ^tptes, on condition that thd proceeds Minnesota, 900,000; Missouri, 1,400,000;Xlhio. extensive coainjcrcial facilities toltaMian nut> of nal<.'4rd-J«ch Ipnil-s should be ex- wispwa tsr-fj THIS PRUITLN6 W S Revolution |” •• Reform or Rebellion;" “ Thun­ der. Lightning. Earthquake*, War. Panic;" “Workingmen. Pay no Taxes ;**" Lookout for the Train-League.” has hpea ctt^platet! fItensivcly in Cincinnati bv t^iitbomimnah. -The Eastern Diriaion'nT duTVfam^ratfta railroad ban ordered a reduction in the wages of all it* officer* and employee of ten par 1.400.00Q; Wtoeomun, 1.1W,i*H ■. JMMrfa. jecla hi A«ia Minor. '< *' i i T |. > A 1,300,000 —« total of 14,400,000 bushels. The —Another Dntch victory over the AAocneext ia reported. . _ ,■ , ■ -The newepspere of lliYMuirbarfgn that tho VirginiDB was snnk by Um United BtatM pur­ posely, ft ot<>r U,M«idJbA hMOUatinn of CRIMBS'AKO diBUALTIKS. delivering'her to‘8p4fii’. TBi*y art* fond in -The kteomer Virgi>|» foundered off Cape tb^ir donuDciationa of the uetfidioiw act, and Fear on tho 26th of December, during the bavo much to say of .SW^Niur cf bitter atone, prevalence of a heavy gale. Hhe had been mtnl which ia waiting for the Americana. leaking badly ever store her ourrender to the . - Jearf Ai>toiud Xtaliguani, the aenior editor United Btalre anMioritieo, aad bar pumpe had of ‘ ’ faMgrtmft ’ the only daily to be kepi going during her entire trip to pre­ English paper in Paris, to dead. vent the water from extingntohing her fire*. —The steamship Elbe, from Ixmdun to Fortunately »o ln« of life attended.tha dtoav Hamburg, ha* been hist at sea. Thirty-four Ur. b>«.. Mu Uta. ru.ro,. the ataoxnaliiji Oaaipee. —W. H. Stephenr, a corre*poud*nt of lhe New York Herald, wre ewept overboard from the Untied States steaswr O*Eip«s.durikg a "torm. Ob bar recent voyage from Key Went to New York. -Johr Parker, of New Albany, Ind., the otlx r day abut bis wife through the head, inflicting a mortal woaad, »»d uxm blew bln own brain. jienrted in the construction of levees and the digging of drain^inordertlmt said lands might become At for cultivation. Ou Hept, .30, 1850, another act was ap­ proved granting the same descrijition of lands to the State of Arkansas for a similar purpose, and extending the same p^S’iaiou to/a0. the -oilier SUtes then existing. On Marsh 12,’ Ihfib, an act was approved "extending the same law to the Ht4b'-5 of Oregon and Minne­ sota. 'fhe JIcrald thinks that the huids in tht** tfiirrilori^H which, for want of WMZ&MMHMSn pnxzmlul VlL'BffMfflFthR1 most; wonderful Inl that ever uuititifted the sinking •theI<T .:i;IT; I", _ / . TO.®! Will Hn< XkOCKJtaMirfui tn el* . rtB« Ihf vole* wbvo um b«tot» 8UK1 n< et BsotoVae, aoA f*!l««4tur ta« throat after »» »»»«*1 •xtrttnn of tb« vocaloTon* GRANGE MOVE! 3 !Ur«igl»<iuttheUnitedStates,especially »»p» si- those of (the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Wks,Ttnlikw,(^b8riaDdfArt>nRed, ColLriuio, Brazos, Itio Grande, rl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ ’ — many others, with s tgMft, is wauntUUy. necessary. There ■ m no cathartic for the purpose equal U> Dn. J. Waixers Visbgak BnTfflu, bowels ’are loaded; at pic same time Buftulating tho secretions of the liver, ■ -and generally restoring tho healthy functioM of tho digestive organs. Tort’fy the luxly against disease purifying all its fluids with Vineoak ■HutKRS-’' No epidemic can take hold of a system thus foro-anned. Ilyspepsia or Indigestion, Hondtobe. Pain aiders, Coughs, Tigbtnew of the Cheat, Dizziness, Sour EructalkW«r Stomach, Bari Tasto to the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Pulpits.IMion of Um Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungff^Pain in the region of the Kid­ ---------1 ni$s,and-a hundred other painful sympThe ftontlWg «Hl* wr. tecs itvBsr Lf * • ; 'toms, tore the offsprings of Dyspepsia, st> liniment ■inec 103. AU we tei s-tl ton • .Que bottle will prove a better guaranteo trfa!, but 1«- .-ireatvl MltorMlHrl laricrm Dkt df iu merits than a lengthy advertlso- Best aud Oldest Family j Oorrf’* Liter Jnvir-rater—• pnralr Va«ataM« Co- i • —-—* •— . biUlf, Bick Hedsche, Vitlnnv Attscks, sad sU d«»»ngeraenl» of Liver, Motnwcb and Bowels. A>k roar PruKgtet tor IL Bvwwrvaf haiMHovu. Ute dral fair it ml”!lteM>l with All,' and defv routrkrtUifoa. •ManuterUtry’lal. Lockport, N. Y., U. S. A., by ' Merchant’s Garcltnc Ofl Co^ JOHN H0DQE, Secretary. Mieunu and! ' F and Chronic Billou.% Remitsrera, Diseases of ws and Bladder, d. Such Dtoeaies ..Miner* a* w paralyi egainit tjp ew w-.tNted to.it* yoatktal «4raM*. s-.t *ra.!!«rtrars3 lied Winter... Wbmat^-No. 1 Spring. Me.(2 Bprtaff No. 3 Spring. Corn—No. 2........ other Worms, ’so many thOTtoanaiC' d aad removed. No ;«asfiexs — three Bitten. FOR THE WHIWEU. ■n) For Female Complaints, in young fill! 4t loose IMVil you find iu imps only, by Gmiwsll, Haxa» A Co., bew York. It to absolutely pnrr and need. Faitonta who have once taken H prefer to to all oUicrn J-tiytuciaiis have decided it superior to all other aOa inmarket.—{Com. . CuiciRNATl CINCHO-QUININE ceedgu.flt. Halep to be used iu_.wprlw of FOR FEVER & AGUE Hand for .L-uc.-lpttwr rtrvwlar wHh UrnRun 1.1* * Ftoe < Srofi Tbotoh GoruDs bold two l-acketful* each. Fur 1 Mirf a pxci-------------------- - ~“ catalogue, »»» — Vwbou* wed 10 ctn. ;.-er package. Catalognre free. Wire**, Wax» Bnows, Oxford, Ohio. 200Ws IMD OfimS Ir we <wn b c— JBTAUC^ 1 tor 29,1872: “ Da. IL V. PtKBCK: What I hare taken of your modx-iiie hi* been of more benefit to in* than all oUiora and hundred* uf dvctoni' bills.’-[Com. ■ pared with- the gigantic evils which stalk ovftf tht world in e state of war. anyone.—[Com. God is forgotten in war; every principle of Christianity is trampled upon.” AtaiU^.acroftilmui Inflammation*, Indolent . InfiaaunaUons, Mercurial Affection.’. Old • KaeA Bruptimumf tho Skin, Sore Eye*, etc. ^there, u in all other constitutional Ducawp, WaLKiin’B TlBWAB - BlTTKRa have •Shown their great curative powers in ths most obstinate and intractable cases. =gj Viernau iiciuai Ssl HAIR. water, are now unfit for cultivation, and theiswamp and ovurflowed lands, should be granted to tjhc jeyriiorica, .<hc ji^o- Ik the Territorial Legislature of New Mexiow there arc only sere* American*, and tiin Cvmn.itt6o on Indian Aftaixa ia composed entirely of Mexicans. The to death at Veranillo.. —Tho British force* are driving the ftsban- speeches are made in Spanish, and all jiroqaedlngH is* -both Honsea are con—Tho German Government bae explicitly dilated through tho wrdiuiu of that defined it* attitude toward thn Ultraoiculanes. language. The bills axe drawn up in It wUi »o$ interfere with toe inner organlx*- English anti tranriated into Hpaniah. tlon of the ehun-lxx, but h will exact »:i oath The Clerkii <rf tlie LogisUtare act aa iafrom tbs Bishops of ataolnte aubmireion Io tho fttate, and will restrain them from interShwbt Smith eays : -•• The gveateet curie khat «*n ba entailed on mankind is uatato of war. AU the atrocious , be. unammone'.y acquitted Capt. Hobort»uu, of tbe Loci. Earn, from any Ham. iu tho manor. Thi. verdkt. by , implication, al ieW. caste the reapotieil-ifity cm Capt. Hurmooi. of tiie Ville dn Havre. Attention, Agcnl tirnssas Dr. Turner's Guide IkUNM.MS it Ik later u> k»»* — Iwhentbrough � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-01-16.pdf.pdf f808626d68d20af5788602ead4e4d348 PDF Text Text ‘ihr fartvilfe ■MBTille, County, 0HIHTGJ ORRO STRONG. . »U VOL. I FRlthl¥, JA-.WARY NMfllVLLLE; BARRY J_'= ■ .HHHrHrtH^CW Handy Gulch, that gave tis the )n-ivileg* udfXJMMiMiv ut jutr/ffu/anoN. The following examples in articula|ip^Hv,.b« .repeated, of eouree, rapidly it- ir-yiWrMp ^»w> •*> exchange. Many of thing truly wonderful. . Hi* place in the memiwrsof the Legislature and that old maid school-dame. As the maid neared us, wo saw aopixirtunity was offered. brown hood with blue lining, anti the He, too, got out at Sandy Gulch; and swoeteet face it had ever been bur for­ the greasy register bore the name of tune to look n]»!). The eye bo clear and laughing, the fair shiny hair—not theological colleges, and bad coon* to look after the spiritual welfare of the ------------- jro. io. T»T> <i tc^ 1 »«- <1 . —- r-^-2 ■' Jc(«buut>jn(Y । Janina Gkbmasy li»«» =>o^ bricks to build i-M . ntoatw* fir a little while during the long cultivating the ai^'of i Mater ewxringa: Three long, slim, slick, slippery ssp- five million- akoa»< ring sweet little mouth, whoae lips looked rifles, merely to encourage ini Uie very couch of love, her face soft m<1 KtSenv bloB sd oT round like a child’s. We were absolutely overcome and u»4 I '■ rtnr rouTte(A»s •• sensitiventab of kdffid gentli criticism of lbs predi^’T^ to-the fimy scoffM and -dertdeJ __ Gen. Butler" wis ’ rat RAT ,r,i _!L ___ . the ’ mdatiaflda-1- U>« .Credit. Mobilier • stente- pronounced r QI *11 toesaw* 1 ever saw saw, I never ■aw a saw as thia saw saws. and _rM __ m My viuta* aw yr r*nw> . wml vp ^jp^stutoaotby *pie “ Gulch'ef<" big and little, were active. The crowd did not try to rap­ press their joy, bnt gave a prolonged shout of welcome. •’ Ain't she a stun­ ner, though !" “ Pwettyer than a chunk of pure gold I” “ Darned it I ever seed anything so trim!” were some few of the compliments that greeted her, while »TtO9M» we stood rooted to the ground. Mr.' -hlay had advanced Win hai^l and of■tered her a' wora o’f quiet welcome. Wo could say nothing, borne commonplfaw remark filled a moment, and wo went to TW«prU><th»» bubble-Mkih’ftJhUl. ck»e I lying on his bunk, his frame racked our office to write an article on "Popn.jjrwmss b-*. .ttjiaao/ju) < I Isr Education” and a flattering notice 'wWifAln, inJ-orefaR ia totorish la twj Wv-Wu coca w Slab Uui ■» «* the approach of a d<mr wife or. mother, i of bar arrival. Then we’began to think we had been hasty in leaving so soon. Thia was probably the greatest editorial not free from him. for he entered and orror ’« W We did not think invHA^'WW W' <ho waa dealing | mnch • kind word or quiet "P°n lm (in, you snow i cut---------- ----------- . .v . wwte*/ n*/11" faro- to oome to the services at the log I act of attention would have, or we too I should ha ve carried her bundles to Mrs. to be brought under the sound of Mr. , May's voiix;—that is, if they wanted to. tw.ol.UKiiKbd. But Mr. May, being an enthusiastic and an earnest Christian, determined to in­ ■un.ltevW4mb.iu crease this number;- and during the second week climbed sluice-boxes, jumi»^d flTtcheo,’waded the creek again., and again, in pursuit of little working' ■fflWSWS Skinner's, where she was to board. But we did not, and Mr. May did. The summer passed. .And with it each day, to the little school-house up the Gulch, passed Miss have on a community ? Oi course, the latter thought was so- Gray. The mountains were glorious in their varied hues of autumn. And WLWW'H W1 wr"!*-. The Miner a Friend was succeeding ; Miss Grey was equally lovely in her we were able to live and pay off such of Why was it our heart beat more rap-1 «xn*4aal)iliiic* as wsre pressing. We were begfnnjngito feel something of the idly and our tough cheek glowed wlson i ( came, and the room was full of those whose ears hod not heard one word of these tidings in many, many years. Ah! what miyThrtlle inflence of one man *’ f^hU^thl cal t^iurvby ard.^aul took < •aJajT ’aEjaabaeofi JA So»«ar« In th* churchyard laM-«me .Ur ■s hours at a time. ‘ ‘ tetj, logins to ;direover./b^ he., needs ‘tfle <4: tbf PRM more tba® the • Thon wreath'd and mnzxl'd'st the farietebed ox, and impriaon’d’at him in the press ue«la him, and is becoming more who for ages were a tronblesonjw race • vulcanic Mexican mountain of Pop o- conciliatory apd.aotiPg toOte* ra^ectfaL .to the Gi^utelVhnmsntticHiraii Lhnmir Tliere ^re, portions of.^the tyr that, ere 11‘lMy <^ip” J”cked a peck of pickled pence apiece in LondTo?, and the P<pM»»^A peck of pickled peppers * say that his lxx>ks ore only read fetef Piper picked. If Petex Piper in publicsAunu>t>MveUJrijch * pteifed-a- peck of pickled pepper*, , lives as will nothsar entioiam. When­ ’’•ftwh'k the peck of pickled peppers ever a man is heard visiting-.the press with wholesale dcnunriatiouH, it may the temples are among the most ei^ec pretty ufely be set down thaali^ is a and costly structures in this counfi^.,‘’, public plunderer, .dj. hte pasV life hss been such that if inwwtigsted it will T D’.*9*" Wlb-lUlM. London, to poor children at two cents Robert Rowley rolled a round roll horror of the press, and can Ipe heard at wr "w*., p round roll Robert Rowley all times deaounciBg tba * Mictntionsdwnors gLMgn.qu.ftin^ipn jRftfOtfMrj —■■ -wu —Where rolled the round nea* of the -press.". The- friends erf a Mjuthm Vax |mJ|-EbNut Rowley rolled round? pxomiuBDt defaulter, ar other criminals, who held the office* of President, Vide-, - Thsopliilns Thistle, the succeMful always have much .‘to. say ■ about.kb”. President, Minister to England^ Gar. । faiallb-sifter, in sifting a sieve full of. ernor of his own StittcjOkl member-tit: Uah. thrust three thousand thistle* always what'it' ahcrald be ; but it will through toe thick of his thumb. proudly bear a comparison with the po­ litical lawyers who axe so industrioms in b btrnit wrtoU and >lontw* bo»*t», ___ denouncingit. . ■ . Unit ——— —. Au loiiate hr tb« gbosta. ra vnbse- , Peter Prangler, the prickly pear pick- VIOLENT DEATRti IN NEW. YORK-^ qncntly Senator from Minnesota. ’ I w nicked three pecks of prickly, prangThe records of the Gotoufra of Jiew. lT.hoald b« rememlKTOl by JHfffBrJk&iSffli the prengley peer tree, York city for I8Wj Siya the TWAixnc,^ prairies. fcrtUHMMWkUMlSft.Ha.tit ij^^jktirajjdeasant ““ “■-------- ‘ — ‘” show that, as nsuaVtbe work of these «hoiMM>*4B>*?<*taSbo«S<>aW!EV [ ■ ~*-ViTN>y Vrto and Vife vent on a voyage officers has mainly consisted to the in-1 VcM'Vjnaon and Vest Vindham von vretigatmn of - the causes ot deaths which all men may be wollfed,,!. 4 i f or _ which, upon testimony being taken, >M*l£DU, lodged, well "tu vanned MMUUCM »>iu and well wcw ea eared for. ‘vitaon Vedneeday. Only a cUrlaUa promiw. lbi». were found.to have been aocidcctaL • delights of independent journalism. she came near ? Why did* we fed so backward about The Territorial - printing was oms, and homo with fondlyjookcd- forward to tin* Post- coming forward and walking ° . n^stersi^ ppjandy,Gulch. But there Mu. Gray, a. "be emc e^l. ere.ung was always more or leks jealoUsy <jn our down the little path, swinging her sun­ Moreover, the proportion of homicides 4 Ifwciai, tigwre** to the phft for the-l&V. Milton May. He bonnet by the'strings? was comparatively small, only one a He was not backward, bnt cod) and trade rad riAnn^rt>*tbFOMbd& show [ seemed to have made himself immensely week, while self-destruction was almost them’lo l>e iif ambal’firtTi^tefiiJtis oondi- I -F41-XT5 XOW PUBLIC FUNDS. ,vxa. popular, and we felt that the quiet, pale- self-possessed. He met her and walked double that rate. The following is a JOSS GREOF SJLUDY G,ULCH. tion. Fiscal retina for Jhe ^eor end- { The Chicago TVaics approves the plan where wo so much wanted to be—by her tabulate:! statement of the causes of “Sandy Gulch! You as don't i* / i-faoed man could have boston us for the side. We discovered that we disliked ing June 30, 1873, exhibit an increase in ! recently .suggested by the St Louis I Legislature any time. deaths concerning which inquests were here git breakfast.” We had deterMr. May. He was growing absolutely the total awnmeree ctioio less than $26{- ' Democrat for the safe keeping of the browous year. ► . » moneys which accumulate in the treas- b«U: odious to us. . Wc never saw him walk­ Num girl, at a plMoallrd Whunpo. ' nri“ ““"‘i** “■Iriliw. The ing slowly up the Gulch toward the ing several hundred miles of stage jour., our office, wo were nearly opposite Jack in ChtMf aon»»«l .»l' » oi J "ur“‘ “,1 >»*‘™T i« loreadi trearer V . tete _ tan » . , ■ I t■ . , I Bowman’s, n-hn nnd । school-house that we did not have this who *■■ was Ivinrv lying rrn.Kwl crushed and married Tilo a. 1*41 4|inMasiUe. 10 * “ T ° * ,Uo “ » bux or ’•n,t feeling. dying. The door was ajar, and the | lb*I SMIurfS.i fi'.r'l •' t*‘” l'nblic ripen"', in wbi.h We came from our walk, one evening"' « ,7 . - 1 tnnnnv IsistotoVw.te.rrt .nA comes slightly .monotonous in twenty- dintet Iran stallow dip was softly thrown in the early spring, and saw Mr. Mav ' Y money be kept, audwb.rn whereitit «.• may met at a nver, and, sewing then Kftr* ” Lf|th»hp4 sad foBas. At thcWLdde, four botfrs ; cramped up in a corner, The Government placing blossoms in her hair, and then ments all together, jumped in and were *. be counted any day. I of the United States keeps its money re*’f*^***° "> a***, —kiss her! ' drowned. is a trisj^p^tje^M^ of the ordinary J locked up in this manner, and it has Well, we sigh as we think of it, there stand, was Mr. May. Through the 1 The nationalitiee of the jtenwnB who I never lost one cent of the amount so in the wild West, so near where the sun RE VENUE RECEIP IX misty <years it comes to us, and we see ThotoUowing „. tho'r«.'ipu6r 1 committed suicide were as follows: Ger­ •et on our love years ago. it with the reveWBSF we saw it Then. many, 40; United States' 24;' Ireland, I - - - - -* ■■—,1— have lest miluous, because their treasPeople of his goodness, andoae i Wlf “r, rB^Te l**n <o mind—they were all too stiff and sore, | Some pictures impress themselves so 17 ; England, 12 ; Franee, 2 ; Switserred-shirted admirer had sworn in our *Qi^re.MUght say-oukuf humor. The j <ie«ply deeply Ulcrt there yw are.never । »ev«r forgotten, no ” W1W '*1 in unsafe banka, or to loan it to perrons land, 2 ; Russia, 2; Italy, 1; Poland, presence that “he'd die for that 'ere man man who who could could rest rest hi* his bead bead anywhere anywhere '‘ matter matter what what triih<«aiy rasp toe mind. rorjui) .’:proved to be irre^xmsible. 1 ; total, 101. .. .Jhf ages of the preacher. You ought a seed him, mis­ ' Mr* Maywas suocresfuL >-*! ’ ‘ 5,Jjiy^LJiX£ry..eent lost jn this manner has to be suicides were as follows ?' Under 20, 0 ; ter ; just ought a seed the way he .so that it was determihod to trust, and a general desire waa felt by j »° muchj : c*a,«i made up by increased burdens imposed under 30,*2fi ; under 40, 35 ; under SO, nursed my pnrdner when he got cut up start a reboot । TlM>k of it 1 » school at ti»crl*o$mt tax-payers. Let the 24 ; underOO, 7 ; under 70, ‘2; Over 80, ' Pccemtrr.,.. ............................... at Peter’s Bailie—him and that schoolf money be kept where it can be1.counted driving vou mad with delicious snores. Sandy Gulch. Well, do you suppose The |x>iM>ns uwd by 34 |>ersons who that they did not want a school at tl>e marm a helpin' him.** Aye, we found A glance above Rtatement trill i“ often ia it may be demaialal by the committed suicide were as" fallow. : we disliked him — because he liked her. tached and shaken up, and our < very principal town of the Territory? Were Paris giecn, 28 ; naichtics, 7; arsenic, I ____ * W’o found that with perfect harmony show thate tharil was a falling -'Saftd tasking around,’we 1i<-ard the there no calculations to be made in the 1; prusaic acid, 1 ; strychnine, 1 oxalic great future of the G^ilcli ? Undoubt- of soul these hearts had mot and min­ about $2,000,000 per month in the re.HTJCFUJCNti, OS BORGIA acid, L . oeipte for,Octo*»«A Iwi t.Norruiber, aa[ gled. .-AJcxander H. Stephens has delivered ---- ------------ - ------ 1' da We are alone. Itev. Milton May won in-< pprqnscd speech in the House of It must not be 0<)ught .for o»e.fo­ PERILS OF THE OCEAN. “ poked our heads put jof the coach win “ Miss Grey, of Sandy Gulch." and September. Stated precisely, the ^Reprtfcciditivvs in opposition to the •'ffitf.-ffld 54 foot to’ brf'jM&ticularly ment that there were no children at The ]M>riIs of navigation are made xwmpj»r Uie «rrt Supplemental^ Civil Rights bilL The charming. Two hundred or more Sandy Gtdoh ? indeed, there Aore more ' INMIIJRATION STATISTICS. terribly manifest by a. detailed state­ qnsrtor <»f lirt* «trfra4wlre«ycar were than at any place we had visited iu the Full detail* of . immigration to all $8,723,050; for October and November, event bad been advertised before hand, ment of the marine disasters of* the past ! and the gaHeries were crowded, the <^>1mountains—plenty of women and Chil­ ports in the United States for the. finan­ year, published by a Boston journal, 86,822,*255, being a difference of $1,902,lost in all-sort* of places along the dren—but few wives. Yea, dear reader, cial year ending June 80 Inst show some ored people turning out in force, as it from Which itJappcnni that the ahip Gulch; odd little boxes of houses it'waa a sad state in which Mr. May interest pointe. -waa awoounoed that he was to be an- property destroyed during the year was The number .was *wered-by Ransicr, the colored member valued U>B4««7-top rf «n *m- found soujsty ▼bfpxbe rem® to preach larger than ever before known for a ,7^3^000* wane while me toe seanas hew has VMueu si merly collected during the first quarter menae «*)&, u» yiortlmg dots to their and try, in the* flame of his Master, to single year, reselling 459,803 ; the next The speech was c]Bjmej Lu-gcr number'of*'victims of the fiscal, Mid.special taxes duo ' ana is m described ilMc.nlxwl .. • w. . . redeem the Gulch. Pooc Jaak ! aa ho largest was in 1854, and amounted to May 1 bavin re*d from manuscript, and than usual. Storm, fire, wreck, and i ifiowre e^Bk-ted for as a dry owe, argumentative,* without tain stream,*of Tar up on the mountain died, blessed his qhildrcn, and .the <27,833. The distribution for 1872-78 the cAiWit1 collision have characterised the tad reJuno, in- , rh^pal flounab, at which the expert-1 dul of oom. rWfa black-hfired,' ’ b&ek-eyed woman, who —year ending with June—was : Wfth comhad been a wife, in the eye erf the law, Cduatrt*. ’ rat crowd were greatly dxssppomted. > rita^ona. the forare Mo. ODTBiiriM. Ma. Ireland...;........ Ovrmany............... the speech was generally | hBTe -to -.murfually Gulch was but a few hours. True, she loved *him Kn«UiMl................ ta*n-Amtrte.................. 8,?® temoer snoura wave-ween greater Uira , ■ . _ aljQS.lLRax."and the bar was at tire all the rame, and sat moaning and rock­ Itoolteud............... l<.Ml|HwadM.................. 1«,M the average receipts for OctoberTIi]'?^^* ! tempedtaous watbsr,andaU tl* effofta ing hertwlf bMk and forth os though November, except the financial depw^M-^ ? t J "hon,u j and precautions which humra'ingenuity she would nbake ,t|ie. bor^nn 'of .gfief ..on to. It i. evident, »’ 8““J*""1 “J bj «» deriae htUle to p^vent atwl. ■ion referred to. , . . < Conirrnaa ... .............................................. from her shoulder*. There «*ere chil­ Congress. In frat. fact, th«< the KTMw^*h spe«-ch vu waa in . diaaaters. The Joss include* 24 sttwmfore, that tbs mipfetfcrltttberj frror -’of' State rights all the way mountains ami deposited near the mouth dren, tht^ifr wAi fetes hhLodl* dnd tee November were nearly four mill] ers, 51 ships, 102 barks, 64 brigs, and BrlUabflM. of the Gulch, gave the plave its name. were expecting Mire Grey to teach it. ftrough, and was savagely assailed in a s.10. 218 Schoo-Mrs. The mesL serious loss •xwurred in the month of oi January, in* in* occurred mam house, we suppose on account of copying a large place in'jUsu eoaffitonco volving Um destruction of property from the last week in November up of Mr. May, he had informed us that [^UQLOsSltUkLvPHuxinf tells us, in Chlua the present tiffie tWrieTlas been astei valued at $1,514,00®. February, March, his board had determined to send Misa his last lecture, that “ a Connecticut April and Drreml>«- wore also severe Of the whole number, 275,792 were increase in receipts, coming up,', Grey. BLe-wra nqtfnuMmplly known baby, six months old, looks over the months.- Iiiclnded. in the liat.ot steammalm, and 134,011 females. Under LV )be photo­ pon- tons, dot hurt side of hie cradle, plans a model, and era are ths Atlantic, k< on the coast years of age, 104,672; from 15 to 40, or within |723,K73 of ths graph of the lady. But it waa do trouble ®8^9; over 40, M,H59. Of all, J07,- just previous to the panic. ’ .Q, fa*F5ir* ,mUut k,r it" The‘‘'’ ho of Nova Seotia, and the Ville du Havre, for us to fancy all she must be,' as we oeen i*Affie little surprise expressed at the xaelaMhsiydeatita of which ore still 384 lauded at New fork. Uxtttfc’riwSfefemibnof the 0omwill create some form,fit>'<14 ■pcroati jhcjirecxK-itv of Mr. Mill, o.-< uu infant, fresh inf be public mind.''; ' » ’ I li Hkisgr. r Bw* WB presented to our minus,’ usqaflr. 2^»tty jf* ?n Greek at the age of three ; miasioner pf Internal Revenue, not . ■ .Tutt London Tirnu. estimates that come women dos’t go to Sandy UnMiei to ‘ ArcouDiNG to a7^enUy published liuC after.thia, the youthful achieve74.000,000 bushels of wheat will be teach, especially young, marriageable quired from this country to supply the ladies : their charms are too great fqr naught. The Connecticut baby is were the x.r vuuurcwcm oaijy ra •-. a . markets of Euro:* until the crop of liable to be stamped, but also all rtedi- u.^.. Grange towns and them to thiak srf hidtogytnm an admir<«u..ptsn oi ttr world in tbo wit 6M “8““W* S 1874 is harvested. This, at present /utg.wodd WiriRlir^toe.wvrM's sake. gland, 44 in itiusi^ .\4 tn Belgium, 22 ___ . J 1eland. It rate*, will bring into the country over like u> Hslland, 20- jg HwiUerland, Iff in Opmiaou sense distated to one hundred millions of dollars, giving. Portugal, 10 tn Hwsden.^MMu Deamarit, ’ a- •*,4*d ,r treoo ua a# » JlUW.rWf ftWl’of Ac earning of the mail—for a tall, thin, '.™i»«s*«miM.tar. Druggists arc complafeh# every branch. Agent* from London, . LTverpooh Glasgow, and other cities MlvJI England and on the continent are now “ in the Wert buying wheat for Imiuw* b It isn’t worth-white, under all cirenm- woolen cided upward turn. This is the first time, we believe, in the history of the blue cotton umbrella in the other.' We .TUi* opinion became ^ra' found, after repeated tifafa, ft would not drink, nor Lad he been lively Jwisfsmin the society of pering in a Memphis theater the iLuukoan fashions for. 1874—Poffs ■ Thx'ville du Havre is the fourteenth switches and long trains. large Atlantic liner totally lost. Biio.es "pint—A brno<fj imiMb. die ages. A vaanoa match—Popping the ques­ tion in the drawing-room. < Am'___ the flgw that oonto in dtums al- outside beat .-plant A woareto prosy lovem—Itiwnot only Who prohwgahis wo^k fo aargreat a length as poarihle, and still completes it in time. Tlie ropemaket “ Pa, what is the use of giving our plga so much nrilk ?*• • “fio that they may make'logs of thcms<‘l ve *, • darling.' ’ Wowxn are like horse*—the gayer the the harness they, have on, the better they feel. . We got this from an old liaclielur who waa early croasedun love. Erdwui aeems.. to be opc of the oldest of game* with cards. An instance is recorded in Scripture, where tiie Levito “ passed ” and the good Samaritan “ as- sisled. ” . A rovxo lady asked a young gentle­ man which he thought the prettiest flower, roses or tulij*. “ Your lady­ ship's two lips before all,the.roses in ths world." . . An old nuui's advice to a young man । is, don’t love two girls at once. Love is ' a good thing, 'but it is like butter in warm weather—it won’t do to have too much on band ut once. “Taub a wing," gushed s pompous upstart, extending his bent arm to a sensible young lady, st,the close of the prayer meeting. “Not of a gander,” she’quietly replied, and Walked home with her' mother. - ’ ,.j A okntleman, who rather suspected some one woe pooping through the key­ hole of his office door,1 investigated with ajiyTinge full of pepper-sauce, .and and went bAtoo to find Mrwife had been cutting.wood and a chip had hit her in tho.eye. anything be letter :tfati?the following,'‘ copied from the trawler's book ftt’on inn in Siritzertoud : , 1 “XU nrySwfcw«.'*w4>3 !*'--••■,!> . Tub ftpjritualisi lecturer who noticed a lady in' decjj mduming taking her de­ parture from th* ball, proph seiad bettor than be knew: whe^ he told liar to*1 the spirit of. her .husband dosirei to com­ municate with hex. “J know 'ii,H said she ; “he’s waiting at the dbayl" A man has been sentenced to'forty lashre and five years' penal servitude in Ehgbmd for throwing snuff in too eye* of a jeweler and then stealing three dia­ mond rings. If all persons were puniahed in like manner who threw dust in people's eyre before robHug tii4rt,^rhat a lot of lashes would have to bo laid on. This Supreme Court of VWgtata, in the case of' Cullen agstm* tiieOnnonwealth, expressed its sympathy/rith the Legislature in ita effort* to supj *•¥ “ *• !“_nrdTuw7rr what it call* the •'•F barbarous . rad. Mnti’ Christian practice of dueling. The court says that, . having ' ite ot^in in false pride and a mistaken oMMie of honbr, and sanctioned and upheld to n cer­ tain extant by a vicious puhlk^eutimant, the pnwrfio® has ling^rej jn the .Southern States much longer, Dian it should have done. It' 1* cruelinlhe ex ti-cmr, and is founded neither fA morals, nor in reason, ~nor in common s—c. It not infrequently.results intthif death of one or Ik»Ui of-th’- ixsnbrtauty, and the question wluch called thereto‘the Cold remains uusQttied, and is adjouhied for- H in Norway, 5 in Greece, 4 in Turkey, brought over in the steamer Brandi ua- days be- The gensxjd tuto) of .'dramatic, । lyric and musical oztiste and omployre । cssds. and then-soils ia 2,157,800 women and 3,Q27,4W mhfa. , Servia. frozeu and stored in s cool, dry place on to y»7 «“* Tua old men in this country who have The en­ yirank whisky for sixty years and are that the practice U'afl fresh that it had 'chopping wood at 105, ahfl the old terprising Arm whlrih’ifoes’’ftfc' Mtsineas women who see to sew patchwork quftu at ninety, will please rtep aside for Mrs. Elisabeth “Wstker. who has just of the London son Bfwda»yra^-niQa,,ax»d.whQac mw house, apd Hix Moms Montefiore, both is found as witness £ a~burwlary Hebrews, are to be elevated to the En­ glish peerage. �LWWIMWlim. n^~ VTWHto JAN. 16. 1974. The dato <4 • Good-by, you old aeoklic head heathenwrote a Ik man to his wife the te,t Edinburgh *nd the (ilOTEBBM, Drags,PR.YISIONS TASTES HOTIMB, i Oar •»•!• are tIM with drabi Thera are nearly one hvadrod ttoa»anil q*s and womaa oat of cmploymen^l this eity, and people need not to supprised to tore of a serious bread riot bafoeo spring • Aas- will to the stove far the Duke to pnt pete to |Hit down, which will give them both something to do > and wifi mn hi and baking help come ovrv to wring Mondays, as it Were. coufile have a clear days, That gratis vote* stffl whhipereih, “Th I. ba not afraid." A genteel nppering loafer adrlrsread an insulting remark to a lady of Troy N.Y. She had a pail ofyoaM ia tear hand, and answered hia inqtertteeee with a d ish of the lively liqmd which, covered bin from head to foot. Ito friends now regard him as a rising young uiau.I the things out So the young future before them. Here’s to their g«>ot heit ent der lamilics; uni may dey leel long A young man sent hin girija box of grapes, one afiemoon lately, and the next day a fellow met him on the that tight boot* may be dr a urn no •treel and said, "Those grapes were easily by a simple process. The jolley good last night, send some up Fifty-four Jourasdists, having more •verx Wednesday evevtag—(hat's or less lame, died daring 1873. my night, you know." holds his feet straight np in lbs air Mr. K> a riff of Ohio, wanted ip Tell a lady that you recently saw a until the blood runs out of them, thus fid dis on Sunday, and when bis As­ lady acquaintance af hers and the limlnishing the sise of the foot, when ter objected he hit her on the head first question in reply is, "Whatjdid it will slip inlo the boot as slick as aa I killed her and fiddled on. •he have ou T' Tell . her husband getting into a gutter pn a dark night A whirl-wind, probably not more that you have seea an acquaintance To enjoy perfect immunity from tor­ then throw feet la diameter, got hold of his and he will to sure to ask, ’ of a min in the streets of Central ••What’s he doing bow r| ture while the foot is thus incased, it Citr. Col., a fcw days ago. and car­ is only necessary to remain in that Between Spain and the United ried him 100 fort in the twinkle of an States in the immediate future three poaitioe anti! ready to draw off* ths will be a heap of trouble oa Unde loots. The Vulcan Iron Works of San Sim’s mind befere long, at the rate Mrs. darn Swetland has taken the Francisco are doing a great business things are going. And something lecture fithi in the West, in favor of in the manafaetnre of cast-iron cof­ distressing in tlie towels too, aocoidfins. They receive orders from all ng to the appr rance of Ihiags in Texparts of the world. marry without change of name. We The story that Louisiana ' bride An advertisement in an Irish’paper* fear that Clara wants smnelhing sho turning tn stone hy drinking water ■ett.ng forth tto many conveniences riot receive. Some people are from a bowlder turns out to to a and advantages to be derived from too smart for this world and deserve ■ fabrics'ion. She merely “tnrncd to" metal window sashes, among other to live on some smell island, where Charles and asked if her desr mother I particulars odserved "Inal those sash­ enldn't always live with them. they ran multiply an I replenish with- Charles waa the one that turned to es would last forever -and afterwanl», if the owner had no use for oat ’he aid of man or minister. stone. them, they -might to sold for old Tha La Grange Ge., Rfftorlrr snye A sot-stuck Boston news-boy tried iron.' that “if the South could raise 500.000 । to sell his papers the other night by mm she would not send them to , shouting "Evening papers—man sick JSliltalO. ! over in Chelsea Cubs, hut in another direction. There ' i A Montana man has been exiled won 1<I, in tWht case, to a rattling _ pain of pitch among the dry bones in the North, !I from fhe Territory under ., ' anu and (•...•.ragn, plumage, »v» for >uo the vi.-uc crime mi of u marry k* t .»iij-| many an injury nvenged, many an ing a China woman. Young men wdl rejoice to learn Whicn makes it I I postal cards, on which one might rr-! the more binding. ... . „ .^^ -Bnek" Chicago man wants two-ccntl n Pomerar Atul all kiadt of Goods Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, To be Sold within the next Two Months! W\ A.AYL8W0RTH DRESS GOODS The Chilil can get jtul at Good Bargrim at the Aged. Our motto is to sell as cheap as [Must tie cheapwt, give 16 ora. to the ft>. and the right change every time. I buy all klad.of produo Onr bu»iara« i« eoaductod pvraaM principlM. Greatest Bargains be Closed. Out MEDICINES, WINES < UNDOES. PERFUMERY.. Very Espraw ofltea huilding, WealaM. of Mala Naabvii., Mich. D. C. GRIFFITH. PropriaUr of lbs Kv«r atvoaia Ma»hTllle! WOLVERINE MILLS! Low I*x-icew I TOILET SOAPS. TEAS. COFFEE , BICE, SYRUP, SODA, Hosiery, [Linens, Shawls SPICE8, CRACKERS, Flannels, clothes. RATSENS, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, CABPETINS, CASTOR. KEROSENE. limb, W»' lai* at Tnrifag feriri. LARD OB MACHINE OILS. Mery, Hatt, Cap, M Sloes MY STOCK IS NEW WOOL CARDING MACHINE! Terms: would rerpMlfklly solicit Ibe attention of1 eustcm.ra to the fact that he is making in- 1 pro.raionla in bl* mil la which will prove a . AB BUltwtdrrHS Out: OtrrilS brae&l to onetomera na well as to himaelf. 1 You Will Find Them OT THI MUT QCAL1TT. ASO n. n. prncHis, MU- <11 •pea Areeen be Nettlet at eaee. At Reasonable RsCm, BRAND RIVER VALLET DIVISION. । I“ ceive an answer cost to the «•, “_____ "«'1 "“X wri.« ,Iwithout h> mply. Ch.™ 5„ I ,h.. School JBooIch Stowe.awd|Www<lew Ware Wicliigan Central Railroad insult wiped out T* W)UD8|nou>vore . ^“WDCEBOBsb My Carding Machine -om a {’tree months top to Europe, a(way5 wants something ehe hasn't eovery of hia health, and now g„t. for h. to mav« the Democrat more --------------4j A A Dublin Dtihith coupio couple were were married married on on;. promisee -nd rc’uL'hle than ever j the lce the other day, and it would : interest ing have been highly romantic if the M> jerry w aA Of I" «M*t* labll.had and P-f'M buMStaa. 199 Cte. Mir Th. iGghrat Market Pries pate for Prtxlaoo. • Mr. TtlWLFf*, 1.1 AYLSWOBTH. Hr fam. • -------. j bride hadn’t fallen down snd emckcd -।j Hranniia x^h^nir . . «r that H cerlnin 1 her anhurn head and kicked the ; it—u-m«’ A Green Bay pnpv ndsom ' M Q: minister’* feetout from under him. \ ndsoni * as tt • minister's feet out from under him. ' young lady, was as ha. , Georgia „ . ' . , wae Imaged . .: Gra-,i wenli.** a convict 7 , . , , went i. to 4U|; a fieorma convict wae hnnond ji Mrrmk of lightning, nnd she n and Recently for killing ito wrong man. ‘ the-office like a- thunder ftotu j Th ' right one witnessed tlie core- : pied a form ami npset the stone. mony The E/Xlish «<>rry that the If anybody safe yon if the propr rty I , ■rd.uc'WI'"K iacho-hcr in | ESHS?1"''n from the city of Few York by __ it mn kea oranges so scarce ; K<tra iupn«. s,u** 'nd his fellow-thieves is to Spfln>K | hj„, jZlcUon, Tweed oJ n&w t|jey arfl Civil W*J ' in Engteno. 1 *— to restored tv .. , . hug it, you can say in prison fat 8leB • 'Coffee A 9«gar, What Now! whoa, work ha« .Iren wnivenud Mtlaf.eUon Ddlea Competition I __ tost Sunday " g the Chafine, a prisoner in The s«ioo. engine at Spenee. '•wi'.Holi Detroit,jI 1 grinds ...n4. sausage An.t 1 and raviraCa prints ll.ra the T ▼. H.kmm-of corcclion, committed suicide ; Lansing only a couple of weeks be­ Year Hons, Strap! In Nashville, Mich. AND VISIT THE She was brought from I by hanging. III Dll ttIB! STAR! rraelaim to That mao Who o-lrertto nscmuAN wav’* Quief, Lot CITY DRUG STORE Fever has made its bachelor, who wonted to mirry.l "Alas! alas !*’ he cried, after ho had ' out toeh married awhile. , r>(, Battle Creek pubHahea eleven •e« <h» old foffraaa An obtluary notice in a Western! jirnodcals u wic.h is more than any paper eoQtained.the touching intelli-' S fAigtn weiiy iu the state, except Di­ geuee that tto deceased “had accn-! _ mulal.^ .liule mm,., rad .« child- „ATIONAL HOTEL. N.I. 'fhe Scarfot 7“r’' 9*2 ‘* "1. wo’ wort Saginaw has already raised 18,024 Ay Abe State Fay, and have 11,000 Mm? • r.—w. Bridges, of j mofeaon*. Tw. r. i.c.mb .Ilacr.ee QBEEK. t Georgia Lems.—"Bill Dooley Couulj. .nemple.l I. knock |--------- uiwloutlon Wottae. 4o<a • pis. ir» wua ■" '— ■" ‘ Maggie WaKecs, a wot*au stout nw*Ip beretofore UM tb* la<U<* 35 years old was arrested in Siginawpity, but monday night on a te'egratn from Lousing. The cfaa/gc against A ciicaa elephant. Louiwrrite, i» on tee rsen who tossed him — ! -it— । | I Through trials and troubles we . An old man named Vnndermcloo must all pass on our way to the grave. was kil'ed Jan 13, in Grand Rapids Mr. Perteet theoolorcil man who was hnng at Joliet, III., had au onusuai Township, by g falling tr»B slrikin* share of triatenrlhree in two years, and brealusf Ws sUS and coavietioft every time. William Lamptov of Welister, Over tto sbop-door of a porkbutch­ #'Ug^teusw 0o., white in tho act of er. fa an Eoghsh village in the east­ £rr is adullrymnd she admits having ran away from her husband. sad kawa ssi Wousarr A Hou.se is tei. day direolrsd hf ■ nuiual eosaaoi, and hereafter tba buaaraa , Will to reoducsd by r. House A Sos. aka *ll( settle alt Moenais of lbs lais trsa. Nsabville, JaMsry A 1874. Woumtt A Housm. ... iadalMsd to tes teis Am wB! Trimmed OQnTS and ladies UNDEWnAE, NOSlE/t^t fe-* ft. tfc« ftrtt time it gels • k EXCHANGE . Now you from the “Fadderland,” Don’t be afraid, For Simot is a Dutchman, So go there and trade. or THE won BTTLBB. Our stock we’ll not enumerate. For want o( more room, But we have cveylhfag in our line. NICHOLS’ GROCERY! A wonyta fa Lousvilte, Tenn., re-1 anij Sumlays is Ito strongest day, be-: injuries are slight. He w»» yirt. if it is the strongest, why is it so none of yonr soft shelled fellows. often broken ? ’ CANNED GOODS, CIGARS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND DYSTER, IN tBUB SUMX Give me a Call. MNR1» CLSVU. FUBNITUBKIAWACTORY! JACOB LENTZ But the but article, W» mentioned a little too plain, Pirttr, Liinn, MM, fflta nt BEIBIAL nRITOIE MIBBOIUi, PI CTT'RES, FIU MBS AMD CABDB, BRACKETS, DVSTKRSJrC-fcC.. From a Wash-tab to a Broom. MITINS Ml rHITTD. We keep all kinds of Notions, Nu.:.ni: . on tto Chicago if- Lake Huron R op, bat foued him recovering aaasealltbe others are iraei-days; GROCERIES Fcegive us this blunder yoor X^’S’i.'^raXraeiGROCERIK, PR0YI3IMS, it, of them piofced it tip, wherenpon the i woman caught the chicked, cut open i the crop, end, having taken out the I jq omch.examiaiug cheated juuraai, Kth, sewed it np again. The cluete­ stin lives to crow over its ad ven while the train was under full Lead- 3’hoy have a good line of Sugars, Tea, Copee and Spice, And they will sell all their Goods At a fearful low price. Now don’t forget the place, folks, For they are in their new store, Not into Downing’s, But the very next door. ^:^kiMininery °°odfl' The act was premeditated. •at X you While Prank Hendee. a bondm YANKEE NOTIONS, CASH the past eighteen centares, iaaline ns j to the belief that no nutter how well I - ----------------- ■ - xpprning. Me.h if Ct», Mglap if Cte, BOAllD MRS. h. O. OROOKER HATS. GLUYES uimffiBB. Mrs- unmn Griffin Ul of Ypsilanti, Bn. I wuauu, committed - Dry Goods r. House A Son. it from the ern cocottes, way *- —— - -*— wagon, bead flrst, breaking hia neck board representing coal brandish!------and causing iastant death. inscription. w Detroit has a new self-propelling like his father.* ptram Ire engine,—the only one west Our experence, and tto history of j whipping bis horses fell This firm have just started And afe bound for to sell, And all who give them patronage Are sure to do well. Iw RM f ttyb ail Fact appearance in Chaster. —OF------ TOBACCO. stong German, a situation in an eat- lx He understands the busi’er Smith A fatnsm’s HsrJvara. fore. She was a(tnosl eaten up by 1ing housedease and wh-n taken down the flesh ness." I * “A lass, a laas!" exclaimed nn old JThc Bv »■»» ready fall from her bones. ^ODefoysisc. You good people of Nashville, All stay at home, And get your Drugs and Groceries Of Simot & Stone. 'YEW HARNESS SHOP "W-.ntcd, b,«, ftm. STORK DOWG & ALLffl. HALBERT & CO. CENTRAL HOUSE. ) you don't kiu'W. DR U G I* •eliciting a very large ran of custom. And Toy* for the babies. Come and examie our prices, A ad we are sura you wilt boy. 8ftK 01ID3 AND CO mN LIN And paint lor the tedire. A. I*. NICHOLS, 97* As we have su esperiereed Prescriptiw Clerk, prescriptions wil always to compounded with accuracy. BOOTS AND SHOES, Workmen. GIVE HIM O. A. STEBBINS. Simot Sf Stone �— wither. ibe with hi. I the chimney of Mr. FaRer'i residence util an "TcugMfue. , catigm uro._____ boer ft IJuW'a j GROCERIES! ♦kanger* Headquarters in Cbicator R bill of goods.and the good* post him in cash pit three coot* —The people of Sooth Hide had for himself. more than Is are now some- he could buy CANNED GOODS! OF them in NaahviUe for. F.VEUV BElCltlPTlO.X. /*. Holier St Son FRUITS & CONFECTIONERY, —James Fteming infcnus US ttiat one week froei to day is bis last (Successors to Wor.corr "& Holleb) PROVISIONS or All. K1XDA, boar tliis in mind. X—B.», M.C.WitamrfU>« Awyria^ —Ch*rl« D.Mett, of Sborid.ii., il WOODES VD WILLOW gartov .rrrrforj. M. F.. Church, has been railed to fill now ehowlng his cud of gall sad bit Irrtv*. 11 the Reform School at Lan H. YOUNG. M. D. Office I wo the vacancy at ■ 4mo teMBh of Truman"* am. Nate lie has been laying Th* text tho resignation ot Rev. J. M. Aikfn.*! **'’*■ . .. around oti(. j itaosxo mother and enrapaaion . village all the fall, and' a couple of”*eJ Op®*' 'Ciaaino byR. e. P. Holter, vu Ua l*o otiMtieaa a*k4d by Jdb 14:10: weeks ago Chris Holler sent him up c. W.WLCKHAM. Particuln *quar« inches of good reading matter, I to his house to do. some chore* when per woek, which is a* much, if not he espied a coat hanging tn the kitch­ kgaiaJJ more, than any'other paper m the en and appropriated to hU own use. A. BARBER. M.. Do. HonuoJohn Roe is Itack from Nashville, • aolik 1’br.lrun mh! Slum war county Ilis mother heard of it and knowing Michigan, settling np his affairs,' pre­ —Tlirac liarucss shops do Charles to be a bad boy and not to vious to going into the hardware busARNO STRONG, Plain and Fancy NashnHe, but if you want good work11I be ooatfolled by her, iuduoed Chris incus al tho funner place—South \J J«K Friairr K.erv ralWr <rf Job PrtirtlM to make oomptaunt against him. liend Trifaiiu W In fact evrrylhlHg Yom want inlthe GROCERY LINE. H Pulns id’s hardware. B. RASKY, Drayman. Goods and . *--- a>HW •• Mir utaM la tW «UUa«. J Charles had an W*lcott t« good workman —The "lillle domestic flutter' TAMES FLEMING, Ik-putr Sher- spoken of in the News a fe ceks «J Wa«4 Can- In* AmmiU Win «Un»: I ago baa resulted in the husband giv­ [AB. C. C. LINSLEY, Phy 1 ’ IWnlial. trr«U all i Wtrnle Mil Q L. UICKS. Blacksmith 0. faml at te*. .bop. rwtev Mate a QLEMENT SMITH, Attm ail War at law, JJENRY II. WOOD, . Justice of the Peaae PAR A DY, Manufacturer of Boots and Shors, <? LlKUHAOohii. “ k. • JJASHVILLE HOUSK. ’ . Carr. O. X. McC'obxhk. Prcpnaior. examination before That Sec. 3, of aad ordinance rat;tied *a ordtassce to *Me»dordinance^ entitled It is now thought that winter has ■■An ordiaanoc 10 prohibit tba roaaiag at ing bis wife $10 and shipping bar to really act in. Iasi Tuesday we were targe ef »vw. Ur*r«, »ar«a. grtdinp •«Jt4“ la hervhy ao*raded *e 4* to ret Jackson, “for better or worse. visited by the second snoW storm of I folic**: No eaUle mwae. mule*, aeine —Ta the village ordinance, relative the season, but it was a light one and to cattie, etc, which appeared in the np to the present writing we are sti Ibe at refl* or elaewher*' in *ald villa re be­ Nawt a couple of weeks ago, a line without that desired luxury tween the bonra of nine o'clnek P. M and as un intentionally omitted.* It is sleighing. Yesterday was very cold. and people bundled up as if they Uc Gfievuih day aT-hovamber uuiil March published correct m this issue. lull <jf each X<v- 1 hailed from Ihe Artio regions. ’hr To like effect Janubr* Sth. 1S74. We received a call'from Mr. John indications now are that we will sonn Hotebkisi/>ur Co. Register of Deeds, have a snow storm that dl afford us NASHVII.LK .MABKET and Mr Z. B. W tiltaoa, postmaster at Ftaur, ptr barrel weighing. Meadville, thia week. These gentle MAitNo. 1 Wbii*. Vbu 1.40fi 1,4-1 Red Whrat. tR ba men were the two first foreign sub —The second Quarterly meeting lurk Flour.V q*t of the AL E. Church of tho Nashville scribers to the Naws, and may they C irn,ehellad,_V >.p w live long to enjoy its blessings. circuit will be held at the chiuahui 0»t», *? 110 -1i n«y. ? —Last Monday one of the knives this village, oommeneemg on Satur of a shaper in Lentz’s shop flew from day January 17th at 2 o'clock p. m end continue through ibe following Sheep Pelt*, each, &O2 its place and struck the wall with a Butter. 7* Ih.t Sabbath. The Presiding elder Rev isais kerwhack” that mode the cold chills C. S Fox will be in attendance. crawl down the back of one of the Usui*. *d th L. » —L M Crane, of Eaton Rapid*, Lari, workmen, who stood near. How for­ |T*lU*.iltb . Ti tunate that no one was in the way of will ,lecture in Hastings on Friday I Chicken*. Cf.?3 I that knife. Turkey*. evening. Jao. 16th. on the subject Puldloca, 6,7U • Ancient Ruins." ___ . Osfoaa. 3 ...rsi —Since Conference the health of * —A dozen exetemg*’ mode men­ Sl.3ViltI.76 j Rev. J. M. Aiken of the M E. Church Tnrtt’pa, %*b« .........dU/i. 40 C|,50£>52.00 I has been gradually failing. Over a tion of the marriage ol the. editor of Appll*. al Cniub.-nlrr, Tp bu S3,oo?L$;;..m week ago he started to go to Tekon­ this paper, varying in length from Debated Haga, ^1 KM. $LOO«S.'i.25 Baevee •• . sha bnt being taken worse at Homer three lines to two-thirds of a column. '■ •• .$5,OOC«*3fl.OO Maple Sugar, fT’b.... . N.oiinUl | ho waa usable to proceed further —The Social fur the benifit of tho and returned home this week. He LOCAL antes: M. E. Church was held at tho Nash is not improving very rapidly. ville House. I attended, end in the I rwfeiraj a Cn. ju< .7 —Last Monday night we saw a dining roojn found a happy group of | pj.yj.ns end *• 1-* - ; young lad leaning up against the did folks enjoying tbeuwelve* by! furaisi, tUcm iu Urge 0* *^1. MAMUVILL.E, cigar.—which is - no y^M. Jo.-iBs, ATTENTION, ALL! BUILDERS’ MATERIAL AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS HARDY & AINSWORTH, pay th* uirbrai Market Prise for 2 POTATOES. CORN, APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed, &c. Delivered pl their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE W< also keep oa band aad bsee-for sale Arc the in die Market. pry LATH, SHINGLES WATER LIME, SALT, . TINNER’S WORK A SPECIALITY. HAIR, STUCCO, 4-e.. fr.. vb'.cb *• ship sad- retail al bottom price* P. HOLLER & SON HARDY Sc AINSWORTH. - New Store uncomon sight also with • never MlotelM"*'- heard r>"U *Mtwim rrrt» . Good n«B la Um IklrJ E. R. WHITE. until he becomes of age. Tb-Mdssir-1 HARDWARE! Please call and examine Good* and pr:cc3 for yourselves. riUai"^ Union House and endeavoring to suck "Charades, “while up stairs were thelqowoliuM al reJ<*o«d pirfc**. consolation oat of the-stump end of a young folks enjoying iheinsclves TJNION HOUSE. Cash Paid for Produce. Vi UnixOrdlnnuo#, Esq. Wood last week Thursday, snd was sentenced to the Reform Scliodt E HAVE A Fl'LLTSTOCK Or Next I went into the hall. Here was still a younger class and they were taking'solid comfort in playing snap P R O V ISIOINS Z3*m> mtiv rsonm n«M. —Farmers having Butryr.^gp, Lord, * —Messis. Bodine & Martin's saw ’em cutch 'em and kiss 'em. lu this PilaUx*. AfpUd, (hrfo'ja* iff , will do I joined and the play was not broken and planing mill, at Vermontville, well to cal! on Ei> Whit., before .oiling. burned last Monday evening. It up until we were called to take re- He pay. the highest marks* prior in eaah. j U.S jael opened al the old rtere of Dr. Lincaught fire during the aightand was frtshmentM, the refreshments consist —ariffitbyWill pay the bighrit market | sky. a 212JW BTOCX of *•’! .aclested put out. In the night it caught again ed jf coffee, cake, apples, etc. After and gained such v headway before it awhile the “platter” was parsed <iram*ora 1 «ar*a<erw I Cmaurera? was discovered.that it was itapowi- around and the penies flew.like fun. . Uaw yua'iri^t Ci»'^utTS> W oral fiaa To which he isvitce the altealioa «f the -•*. A ble to extinguish ft. The mill con­ That night going borne the boys could ect Tobs«'<io Fuhlis, lie m!U . Hare von tri»J hie 40, SO, auJ 75 C»nl tained first class machinery a«d the tell their girls “didn't we have a jolly and #1.00 Tea. U eve-yon IwfcJan, tboan Bagsra for 10, L?lru»t ClasM Goodi, loss is a heavy one, both to the pro­ rime though." casisr Devil. I and prietors and the village. No ineurane; If not do so Immediately ; you *V1U act BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH! regret It. _ —Our office has qf late been Ire- CAPT. BOISE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK Sroccrits and provisions. PHA8. W. DEMARAY, MHO! MDIC1L PROCEEDINGS. JfiWELER A OPTICIAN. quentely invaded l«y beautiful sage la iin human form, which has so cora- pletely bewildered and knocked our 1 devil out of "sorts" that he has been ptfrrtlxnrexj idOrrtijnartrt/. unable to set a stickfull without hav'ing the nameofuTie df the famaid Nasbyillk. Mich. Regular meeting held. Olds, Damon, Hardy, F. Bollks A S95 have knocked lb. boltom clear out ef old price. Li Hardware. Present. —Now ibu'lt ie inurt time for thoe« back- Clever and hardware. n£U r. Hcu.sc A 80s buy Tor e««b sad Mil for cask. Rny cheaper and •olLsheapor Ibai any fir® hl the Meaty. It MUT MARMT! ROBERTS A HQIi Recorder. —Mr. fc Mrs. Olds, wri! entertain denee Bext Tuesday Show Goode. WY- Call aod,ei*_tine before pnrebaaiag Iverybody b ladled to sail sad «mo.Im the Mammoth Block. ooMiatise of Crockery Dry Goods, Glassware Notions, Stoneware, Clothing, BARBER SHOP, fa the bulMi.tr »»pp"Mte the Union R , Hats and Caps, Sugars, Nash villa whseo MR. DELL BARLOW Teas, Furs, Buffalo Robos, Ccffeo. oom r-,.-......... prepared to prieee.repai ly attend'd te. Shop erer IVcH Barto*'* Gent*’ Famishing Coed* TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES fc. MILLINERY UNDERCLOTHING GIVE HIM A CALL. Mr*. H. E. BUTI.EU U w... I*. vietni M IlMlmll. rrA-nnor MicnroA* lOitery .WBABl,' at their reai­ evening, an 1 enjor • aocul teUnuv together. Mm. DiG... See I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. M«». W. X. BUTLWL MUSIC TEACHlNGl IRS. I. J. THIEHU bm wheo n »w jrpjMid to disinter terer and the ebortioc- Trouble to LE«»Y C. B<MHE. President ■nd the Christian Social the died in the No AL. TROUT WINE, SMITH & PUTNAM ESH MEATS. EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE !fl Ccuh jPoid for Produce of aU fdruh. I » gved.snpply of Ed WntTi's 60 «t. Syrup. Minutes of the previous meeting read and approved. he gives vent to hi. feeing, by gust, On motion by Mr. Davison the or­ dinance passed at last meeting wm of melody something like thia: amended so as to lake effect January 24th. 1874. On' motion by Downing the time —White a young man was peace­ fur collecting taxes was extended ably wheeling a wheel-barrow down until March 1st, 1874. lug* On motion by Davison Mr, Wood­ ring was allowed as a Under the sum of $30 for the right of way for HighHardware, |Palnts^Olfa, Pa.li way purposes en road running east of Door., Blinds, Stc. J. Purkey's to county line. drug store he came very near running On motion T. Smith waa allowed 'over and annihilating' old Mr. Hate, the snm of «75 for causewaying. who passed all through the erar of Mation made by Clever that the 18It without receiving a scratch, and Village Treaaurer tender H. Lee, • 10 with the money now io treasurer's SMITH . VUTMAM. hand, belonging to H. Lee. Carried, i The following accounts were preI feels like ft. . and oe motion allowed. . Old. > Co. >8*6 —The miateriou. death of Miwj Wm. M Grifg.. f!0,7a Lillian Noble, of Battle On motion Council adjourned. I Chnetmaa.has erdatrd quite an excite y£I& AND WKHT8B GOODS Jaa. »Uh, 1*74. AM of CMfi&y Prato tto in Hirtet Met Price. » ftr (Mai u C, A. TRUMAN. �StWB 1H BJt/XF. zzasb qy aixot/c jRtitaMxa& I tiu* for tart year, upto ***■ L »*y I A Loudon popotr gives ■ liat showing j ■And an irtmatatf °iwuf<wn* *** J tipii the ViBe 4> Havre waa the foot- |> the number of immigncta who axri*rd j tecuth largs Alia-rtic liuer totally loal, J »—L- A. MamhMn. Chi asm, Mlcli.; f*.M. Wahie, Cincinnati, O. M. Tticmmu. ter aa^y years managing n£4te liMrttUe AMtet’, ha- retired, sUMpf br A- C. BMMn, Ute of th* —The lawyer* of Kerites are in a bad way. meeting of msmbeni of the bar was held, the dier day. for the parpoee of racomuHoding a tuoky, is dead. -The President, on the Mb inat.. sent to tho Senate tho nomination of Caleb flushing a* Chief Justice cl ths Supreme Court. - Prreident Groot has appointed George S. Peck Dulled States “Attorney for Kansas. —It te reported that Judge Durell, of Louis- reeoiution with onlv two dlMMtting rotea. —The 1-r-i.wm. «. th. mb tab, -Mr—1 , nuum W th. L'drtd BUM U. mmlB.uor,. M ». Will— J untie? and Mr. Brin tow a* Attorney General. Thia waa don* at the roqueet of Mr. Williama. Tho following te » copy of hte letter to the preaidant requesting the witl.drewal of hia ...________ _____ Court of the United State. -The scheme for consolidating tho Chica­ Since that time the fltxxl-s.te. al calumny t» all go and Northwestern and the Milwaukee and direction* bate been opened ;;pon me. My ablliSt. Paul Railway Companies is again revived. —In'Stew York. Pittsburgh and Louisville, large mass meetings pave been held by tho unemployed working.people, and resolutions -Jk'WMhbigtou diepetch of the 6th luat. Mya : There te now a-.tembted at Key Woet the greatest naval fleet ever collected at one piece under our flag nine* tl>e war. Tb» Govorusieni l**a erderod a grand naval drill. —The Supreme Court of Texas ha* decided that the recent election in that State waa uncottatentlonal, and the witting officer* will coaMWueritly bold over until the Legialatr.ro An iocreaae of freight rate* from Chicago to th* East I m been decMed upon by * confem>oeof 'rellro*d men *t New Tork. Thte nuee follow* the does of water navigation and the cou»<>qtMmt interruption of the competi­ tion whicifc forced the road* to lower their cJiargee last jane. —The Union Pacific railroad land ealo* darl it«.il»w 4«re-177.083 acre* worth «W3,030avaraging 103 acres to each pnrehaee. Total nalea from the beginning, 848,682 acree, roal. iring »3.840,560. —Tixe United SteteaSupreme Court ha* imetainod the Iowa Railroad law ae far as to de­ clared not in conflict with the Federal power of regulating commerce between the Staten. • —Th* Indiana temperance law han been de­ clared nnoomtltulional by the State Supreme regulation of tho railroads by the Houaa Com­ mittee on Roads and Canale thia rooming showed that there :a a substantial unanimity of opinion in favor of Mr. McCrary's schema.'* —Helena, Montana Territory, wu almost dertroyed by Are on the 9th ixud. The fire broke out in the Chinese quarter of the town. A strong wind waa blowing at tho time, and nothing could stop the progress of —Nearly a million dollars' worth of prop­ erty wm, destroyed by the recent fire in Halen*. Montana, upon which there was very —Nearly 4100,000 worth of lumber waa de­ stroyed by fire at Sand Lake, Mich., a few. day* ago. —A dispatch from New Orleans says: “ The dewre for an entire repudiation of the State iudebtedneee te growing among the mareee." —Anotherroeeting of Wentem and Southern Ccngreaamen. to take into ennaideraiion the iransfiortauon queation, waa held at Waahing■tsnta tte •reding of (be 10th inet. Bcpre- PATROXS OF BURDA XDRY. -Th» Grange movement ban reached the Territories. Colorado has already ten lodges, with au aggregate membership of 400. A lodge ha* been organized al Birmarek, Da- | with greai aawtfleo of Hte, K&ce the j antbortitev. staunf; test t!>* principal objart' ■ CtuiSrti Vewrebt ltegt»n« to raa in IMfl. nf the Govermseut io to re-w-taMtab enter, , | The fin* dimmter oi thia ctaas wu that mrf r.!-.-.,w iu -rompaUlsOty with th* ItepaM* and hbert*. To aecarv tMa object, it will «•. 1 which occurred to <be Governor FcoMer, tiound from Liverpool to Naw York, ploy tbe tnoat ia*«p(tioi I mhich wu run down off Holybud on ; --A great number of • | tbc 19th of February, IM1, when 122 by the uw Kpa< >lea Go w malic. Mtrrtce. but fi la ’ person* periahsd. The Freaidant, u fill remain at WaaLungtou. Tiw’ far m is knowu, foundered in the fol­ f <i( 1W4 ba- been adlad out for £. Th* MiuUtry Um bwusd *, towing month. In August, 1M8, the muilfwtto, dectariug Itadr objeota to tie Wen-. Otieau Monarch wu. burned off Grout Heal with tbnre of the revol «rtk»r of M»H.’ A Ora'-'h Head, a few hours after leaving decree ba* been promulgated dissolving the' Liverpool, and 178 lives were sacrificed. • OnChriotmasEve,lMi,ihefKGebrge, from Liverpool to New York, was burned at sea, with about fifty persona. . The George Cauuing, coming out from > Hamburg, was lost, with ninety-six ‘ livep, on New Ycwr’s Day, 1855. The Pacific, which was the first steamer to —Th* French Cabinet Minister* all tanderw*. cross the Atlantic in loss than ten' days, tbidr renigttatioa* Uie other d*y, but MscMa-' diMppeared, with IM paesengers and bixi ret ami to accept them. -Ratuni* of Ch* elacUona for member* of crew, iu 1856, being supposed to have the German pMlismoiit *bow that the num­. struck on an iceberg. The Austria'waa ber of National Liberal* and Frogroaeimitete। burned in mid-oceen with 471 souls on returned la'abort oven, other partite falling( board on the 13th of September, 1858; _ and tho Indian was lost off Newfound­ ' land, with 27 lives, on the 81st of No­ -An Amencan brig waa recently boarded offr vember, 1859. The Hungarian, with the coast of Cub* by a Spanish gunboat, and[ 203 peraons, went down near the coart tho captain required to show tho veeeel's pa-• of Nova Scotia in February, 1880 ; and 240 lives were lost in the wreck of the Anglo Saxon, off Cape Race, on tho 27th of April, 1863. The City of Boston waa Larding Bilbo*. probably wrecked on an iceberg in Feb­ -London ]7*pers announce the death, at Moorlands, near Southampton, of Sir Richard ruary, 1870, with several hundred vicGlam, aged fill, well known in connection with tima, not one of whom has been heard of ainoc. Twenty-four perished in tho -Tho Spanish Cortes is not to-be assembled wreck of the Germania, off La Rochelle, tor * year, and the Interval free from its dis­ in December Inst. ' Ths oolliaion be­ tracting intarforenooa is to be devoted to sup­ tween the Northfloct and the Murillo, pressing the half-doxen rebellions which are now raging, and restoring order throughout in January, caused a Ins* of 230 lives, and about 360 were sacrificed in the the country. wreck of the Atlantic, on the 1st of April. The statement that the Ville du Havre was the largest vessel ever built, with the exceptien of the Great Eastern, is manifestly erroneous ; for while her tonnage measurement was 5,500, that of tho Warrior is 6,170 ; that of the Agin­ court 6,621, and some of the more mod ern vessels of the fleet are still larger. -Grange* are brtug formed In Wiaconrtn at the rale of two a day. The total number In the State •* reported by the Secretary, on the Sth inst., wm308. —Th* Maryland Patron* of Hn»bandry met al Baltimore on Jan 7 and organized a State Graug*, Jo—ph T. M<x>re. of Montgomery county, being elected Worthy Maater. Tney adjourned to meet again in March. —The State Grange of Pennsylvania held a three day*’MMuuon al Harri*burg. commoncmg Jan. 7. There were over eevanty delegate* in attondauce, and harmony and good feeling prevailed. -The Grangers in the Mlasouri Legislature held a meeting 1M1 week, at which they re1 solved to act together a* a unit, and regardIom of former political tioe, on all questions of reform, political or fluanciaL Al the same time tbev put forth a decteretio.i of Ihetr principle*, which demand tho abolition of th* National Bank eyetom, and the denial of vested rights to railroad corporation*. uooe of them *rre for so |on« a period »• th< teat. ....Wright (low.) introduced a resolution tntrurtlt>g the CouuultU-e <>u ibe Civil tervice and H«trrachmeat to Inquire into the expedieaey of report- Homt.—BUI* introduced :. To provide for the appointment of a Ocuunlailcn to examine the la­ bor qnrotlnu; to prereni the alanghter of buffalo; to appropriatr the money that U due Indiana and FINANCIAL AMD &ID US TRIAL. —Ths Comptroller of the Currency ba* called for statements of the condition of Uie ustional banks at tho close of burinoM ou Dec. 25, 1873. —The Penm-ylrauia coal-operator* have made a proposition to tho miner* to make tho basta for their wages daring 1874 on a aliding •rate, to go a* Low a* 82.25. It U lieliorcl that Ibe minor* will accept, and that no trouble will oecnr in the coal-rogionn. -A Pottsville (Pa) dispatch of the 12tb lust, say* tho minor* have rejoetad the propo­ sition of the O| cratore to reduce their wages on a eliding scate going as low aa tZX, and. 9,W0 miners of that region alono are idte, and that all great coal operation* of the section —A you to named CUntou Kuauff, of Wert have ntoppo*!. The miner* will pot, under any . the other day became en­ raged al hia autter, an eatimable young lady, about *ot*o tovol matter, and atrock her ov« the head with i fi>e poker, killing her almoat proteoting against the <T<lat. and denomtong it ar the work of. denmgognee. The bawegin? army at Cartagena swept* th* m< order of tMugr. and the Madrid militia Ju* auLtmxN orrttB Look palm axd Editobh would be saved a/wprU of trouble and vexation if all contributors, Hood mirtter nd • » porta-x tuamm »nd of the Fyatem. Never b hisfciry of thb-wirtdrfeWA^ or those w.ho desire to bedome contrib­ utors, understood how to prepare man­ uscript designed for the pteML The following rhyming advice is to eicellcnt that we quote the whole of it for the benehi of whomsoever it may concern : » Write upon !>•««■<< a tfmgte star. CroMaHjottrflaadMaSy AjTyiwfS; On oMatesonljr M roar Ware Both sidM filted up aurnuM a Vrtdaai Grtre. GARGLING (ML n» sudirf Lilians «t a, Wte Good to Prime Steen Medium to Fair.......... hjferiar to Common., The catching of frogs has become qaite a busineaa in Eastern Massachu­ setts. According to a Newburyport newspaper, the frog-fishery empleys a number of' men in that neighborhood. The market for them is in Boston; where INTKRNAL IMPROVEMENTS. Propositions relating .to internal im­ the epioures like them an a change after provements continue to rain upon Oon- too many fish-ball*. One Newburyport ! man' has taken 1,000 and another 000 gft’ss. Among the most remarkable of bill in- ■ frogB th‘B season, making 3,800 hind any that have been offered is trodiiced the other day- by Mr. Bom- ।I legs in alL Theae creatures,- after capberg, of Alabama. It proposes to ere-1i tore, are kept in tubs, fatted with meal ate a bureau of national improvements , and forwarded to order. Army, the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institute, the Superintendent of the Const Survey, the Superintendent of the Naval Observatory, the United States Geologist, and the Commissioner of Ag­ riculture. They arc cmjxiwered by tho bill to proceed at once to moke a survey of the country, with a view to establish­ ing a uniform, connected, ■ and continu­ ous system of improvements, and tend­ ing to develop the resources of the Union and to secure for the agricultural and other products of the country cer­ tain and cheap transportation to the seaboard and other countries. The object of the survey is said in the bill te bo “ To check the waste of the national treasure in desultory appropriations upon works.of a purely local character, of small national importance.” \ We may learn a lesson in kindneas to animals from Lius ” Heathen Chinee." A gentleman who bus traveled exten­ sively in Chimt says: ‘They ore al­ ways kind to animals and never pnui^h ; hence a mule that, in the hands of a for­ eigner, would be not only useless but dangerous to every one about it, t>ecomea, in the possession of a Chinaman, as quiet as a lamb and as tractable as a dog. We never beheld a runaway, a jibing, or a vicious mule or pony in a Chinaman’s employment, but found the same rattling, cheerful pace, maintained over heavy or light roads, by means of a iun-ror cluek-k the beast turning to tho right or left, and stopped with but a hint from the reins. This treatment is extended to all the animkls they proas into thfei” service. Often have I ad­ mired the tact exhibited in getting a , liirge di orc of sheep through narrow, crowded streets and alleys, by merely having a little boy to lead one of the quietest of the flock in front; the others steadily followed without aid either from a yelping cur or a cruel goad. Cattle, pigs, and birds, are equally well cared for.” were made by Mrosrs. Hurlbut, Stannard, Mc­ Kee, Holman and othon*. and various nehemre for xtrgr and canal improvement were diecuaaoi All admitted tho absolute necessity for cheap transportation, bnt were widely at variance in their views regarding the mean* that would eecurn that end. Another meeting will be hold on the 24th iuat. —The Louisiana Legislature ha- repudiated forty per cent, of the State debt The HU provides, tor th* funding of tho outalanding habUitiea of the State at sixty per cent, of its face value tn a new bond. mulgated a decree suspending the conatitn-' tiooal guarantee*, and putting In force tho law of 1870 for tho maintenance of .•wdar. It ha* ISU It *ri*M frow •re.iJ.ta«Dftro» nrrtkewK. ywfliliroetuma for SIM win M*k >041*. M'waMkatMtaMlmila «r CTftBl fmuri u **sffu>ir? tttarn&m psagebs. . _ E6B&KR Lockport, N. Y., U- 8- £/Z3XS£.VS!^i If we may credit the observation of a Boston writer, there is inevitably an ascending and descending scale in fam­ ilies in regard tojgmey. That is to say, wealthy yonnf men begin where their fathers left off, and end where their fatiwrs as business men began—in poverty- It foliovrs that <mr million- men who ore st present skillfully condnetiug the onerous details of the pea­ nut, candy nud l>ootbl»dk trades. One clever iittte match merchant is men­ tioned as one of the coming gold princes. Having nothing but the power sad the determination to work, he borrowed a little while ago «25, all of wWA aston­ ishing fortune he tevaated in matches. He presently soM hi* tdoek at & good profit, paid hte debt, and began brnrin*** untrammelad, putting every ip*rr dol­ lar in bank, sud bting now the pwteewuw rrt, ud nwo»y euo»«h b~Sdm to pn him daily comfort. This is the aort of boy to know hia catechism and never go ■wimmutg on Hamtay, and naturally to grow up rich and respected. Or the rixty-tw* num actively «»gaged in the R*ton Te* Pwty, in 1778, only two had middle n»me«, ------- may be truly said to be --- ---------- all o‘hcrH, and is becoming a bitter dose indeed for tho charlatans ond quaokn, <ni account of ita immense sale aiad universal popularity. Not only are these Viueoab BrrTERS, as ho calls them, an invaluable tonic and alterative, but they are acknowledged as a standard Meoicinb, and the astonishing rapidity with wlrch they cure diseases hitherto declared incurable seems almost in­ credible. After having been -carefully tested, they are kept on hand in thou­ sands of households, and used for any and every form of disease, maay. relying upon them in preference to the most celebrated physicinn a They hsvv be­ come a recognized “ Family Remedy,” and properly so. 25 Fever and Ague,Intermittent ^ever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, Ac., and In* deed ell the affections t which arise from ma-*; £ larlous, marsh, or mlsaamatio , • z -V poisons, ' ' $15 S502.BEWARD. .IBU. PUlfe'wA'it IKS totessufitss’s? K. Johneou, aed fiaxford. Ills of Bld _ . Merchant's Gargling Oil Co, to consist of the Chief Engineer of the 1 —During the yrer 1873 ths public debt of the United States has been diminiidied *2,937,012. The increase of the debt in Decem­ ber waa *S.158.272. In November the incrMM wxa $9,C«5,577. making an bi<?raa*o of tl7,481.H50 in two mouths. —Henry Clew* A Co., whose failure was one of the earliest and largaet in the panic tast summer, announce that tiwy are ready to pay all their obligation*: in full. —The trxdc statistic* of Indianapohs for the psot year show an increase of <16,000,000 over the year 1872. -Stateen hundred of the lake Buperior copper minors are on a strike for higher - Tweyanugnicn of Eut Haginaw, Mich,, —A Havana dispatch *aya: "Tba «vsrwho went out fn-biag on the Um day of tbo .*•* were> carrite away ofi au ice-cake, and, i throw of tee Caateiar Miuntrv ha* bc-cn favor­ after aererrt days' ateence, war* given np a* ably received in Havana. The Caxwio E*psualia MpecteBy Jubilant. The volunteer* loai. After drifting about in the lake for atx are evidently in favor of a monarchy. The crown* on the stern* of Spanish veeeels.hi the an almnrt dying condition. A party of six mess: who Vfiate search of than ar* believed l.artor. which were painted over when the Itoto Lave been Sort, as there boat ha* been found bottom up near the above, • -David A. Gag*, tho defaulUug ea-Treaa- cbltarre.fr.-M ItetMNi retaatvr ctttwMM thasanlt. U«wr*<4*M>4U7 *f Cha rtMBM tfatta wtta a*l*a. iw*** to* rewsm, mat real, MtalUi aal aaorfort to matter «M AIM kaltava II to M IXa teat ate Itareal BamMy HECTAR ‘45LUT UNDEVELOPED WEST Five Years in the Territories. MHlimiiL' TK BEST B8LLA110WBW, m. WHimat. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-01-23.pdf.pdf fbfaf3cf5cd63deef5f0491ab1beb6b3 PDF Text Text iUmete aaihville, Barry County, Mich., ORNO STRONG. IWO r:i^ taTi’3®-aroolr 0rvK»-W«w» aMo <* MxJe-m.. Progression. No Retrograding. "n&JHVILLE, BARRY C<1; MICH., FRIDAYi JANUARY 23,1874 th# Fort- .1 vA^cnti because I love him, aunt' *' 'You little goose !’ cried the old NO. 17. 'kAi THE VillGINlUX NXG0T1A TI0N8. A statement from Glen. Sickles con­ The St. Louis Democrat has been cerning the negotiations between Spain Ctu-torwly liwkiug ovex our last census, and studying the record of the toilers. and the United States on the Virginins affair luu just been made public, which Figures may not be juicy, reading, and may be famous only for telling the throw* some light on that matter, and satisfies public curiosity as to the pre­ can sontetimes Weep—and, all in all, we cise reasons which impelled the late don't know anything like figures to set Minister to Madrid to resign his post. tfie fari<ty aglow *nd quicken romance, According to G«i. Sickles’ history of tnrin» the Each census pets IM us j, all nip picturing the these negotiatisnx, it appears that from ; , , requesting my presence oh a ADVERT1SIKG A'reporterof the Chicago havihg visited and inspeOtod the daw 'rtkblcs, in that city, whtfh -the pro^Wof pro­ ducing the animal virus that is su pposed OF WORKERS. pZa riMi sniidot. of business. I burdened myself th no unncce<mBy*1hggage. What ’ •• As for me, yon can fancy how I felt. to act as a p^eveniivtf-of/$mall-pcx is an unknown suicide ’ want of au- I had no thought of suicide now. My desire live and ask that questipn carried on, initiate* the public into the »oda oflinen? _ was to ........ .rajiaH-wni .of^taifae over again. I pocketed my mysteries of this liinguinr trade : Hav­ Johnny, don't blow m ixl my grandfather by an embrace, pistols, and crept down on the other ing purchased a heifer of fair breed, the started upon what I mentally tide of -tha bed.' -I stopped toward the bettirthe - |>rted 4A*6 returp of the virus, it is galled for a Mr >S<iwHWA .wfMt. *. ‘Mff. bureau and blow out the candle. The shortW/Anl troll feXroAthg&aOinIt b to do all U*M, *a<l Ihlok TO© Wb*t xouJd they rwai^; " taint red light-of the fire was still in the future, and estimating the glories of the 7th of November, whenhowasofficialined spirit ** kkn »j “There was a certain hotel to which .room. As I dashed ont the door, I fer diet When ready for the operation, auqllier\ century.’ We wish the jx-ople ly.apprised by Secretary Fish of the cap­ Daby J«nate.bo«*t(teM.r * • the beast is led out into the open space, Coul4 ftU' have an opportunity to study ture of the Virginius, until the 14th of y of the people of our village were heard two female screams, but I escaped and by- means of ingeniously aiyanged- tl^p. story of these figures of American that month, he acted mainly on his own in safety. . 'Terrible boy ! j6ur rite b stnqrn, is I fieri tofaflat IxjkrdJ Whsfl “ I met the waiter on the stain. lite- Wtfeel as if. they brought ns into judgment On the 14th of November, Why will ran eUnd u jxm'jl Uius securely fastened, the ’boarA is closer, sympathy'with all .who drive, or he received by cable -Secretary Fish’s better. Thither I walked,'deter“ ‘Found out the mistake, sir,' he CH- lu »pri!in< ifet*wOfi turned flat upon the floor, with the .flaivcj.i Estimating from the census, we elaborate instructions of the 12th. incd to leave noTHTOtf of my destina- .Saidj. ' just coming to rectify it’ beast stretcheif out upoix^t paVefTmtA.' on to those who knew me—no clew to ' “ Don't mention if,’ I said. ’ I’m And - WHuewbat. over fl,QOQ,<XM) directly From the tone of these' instructions, by identity UxtiaMC.TihufflMiuld find me yery .glad—that is, it don’t matter. A pair of scissors are produced, aud tlie interested in the culture of the soil, Gen. Sinktes supposed that the United ibowb lb. . f<rt<u hi» no>A>Uitfc4i*ioHere5s -something for your trouble,’ rough hair on the buttocks, the ndficr, 3;000,000 of whom are laborers, 4,000 States Govem’’*.3nt had assumed a posi­ and the belly, places which it. is im­ dairymen, 3,000,000 tenners or land tive attitude. Ho road the greater por­ Yrt, if Uxra <Ur'»t not top*, love. and I-gave him n five-dollor bill. possible for the 'beast tb rub agaiust proprietors, 1,000 florists, 31’,000 gar­ tion of them to Carvajal, the Spanish u*Deh Ihy Joy in lean, “ He said, * Thank ye, air bqt I saw Hire mile 1*1™ I Xranaa doubt, and gmfirtftrWrtA ; ra the batter's mark from my beaver. that ho thought Free of lM« world »ud IU v me. crazy. Ho anything, is cut off. Then lathering, deners, about 15,000 herdsmen and Minister for Forvign Affairs. That ofthese parts, they are closci^'shtiVen ’Aith* w.mld j cwW join ypnryejiiiffl droyera, 1,000 vineynrdista, a few bee->< tleial conunnnicated to the Ministry, and • I Wi «> was continued iu his opinion when, as 1 . _________________ speak, like one going to his own fn? passed to the door of my own room, I: an ordinary razor, until the skin is per- ratyers, hud ’3,000 of sundry kindred ] the Spanish Government came to the Tb»n any nymph old poeu d!M*33I>.H foctly exposed, and free from dirt,’ With VARIUTIK^. - conclusion that the United States Gov­ cried : employments. ' a lancet, or theJ-poipt of a qhppWde' A CtBcrrr - Gonrt—Tl»i ‘ MiipSfTway The. clergymen number •15,000 ; the ernment was in earnest. Sickles gave “‘Heaven bless twenty-one! It's a of a knife, slight Incisions are tilth made, •ajEVSKfirOptora, 2jOO0; the architects, 2,(MM); tlie the Spanish Government to understand home from singing-school. . . pert clerk, lifted up his head and lucky number!' Wht is. a newsboy fike iP'b'ft^iriflbvr ? Wrapt in a yf <«,, “But I never was saner than I was ' and to each a lit! Ip vaccine matter is ap­ artiste, 3,fXk); the authors, 500; the den- the inevitable consequences it might ex­ itared. I J*^4T^iqnKr traveler to I plied. Ordinarily, as many a:i 100’ And niuar, »:><! fold U»y Uncuid arm«, then, and never half Ao happy. tista, 8/100 ; servants, domestic, 1,000,- pect if it failed to make immediate and Because the oldcvhe grows:Hib'’!tioFlBBf I bcm, that was evident. ' ! places are tapped on the animal. ^ (K X)hotel-k^Hra, 28,000 ; journultata, «» charm.. i iMfl »« *orf ■ “Of course I* proposed to Jeaaie the ajpplc reparation for the past, and to a yeller he’ll be. . very next day, and I need not tell you I treated in this way." The -operation 6,0-.0; laborers. 1,400,000 ; laundresses, give security for the future. He man­ What word is that CthijpiWted of IfttB satisfactorily accomplished,- flic board that her answer was not, ‘ O dear, uo aged his cam) so that on the nightui the 75,000 j barbers, 25,000; lawyers, 50, ­ Arid a faint clink of glasses iu nn inner is again raised to a perpendicular po­ 000 ; musicians, 8,000 j nurses, 12,000 ; 27 th of November he succeeded in bring­ remains? Stone. I :.r Apartment told of some conviviality. and that’s why I call twenty-one my sition, and the beast relrascd. ‘ I? is led army and navy officers, 2,000; Govern­ ing the Spanish Government to terms. One old num rtackhw lMhrApa]>er before lucky number.” Mrs. bitrrn says hate husband W to the stall, fed, and othentfse care­ ment officials, 45,000 ; and Government A protocol was drawn by himself and P>e fire. Nothing else wns astir. fully tended. For four, five or six days employes, 15,000. Pliyriciona number Carvajal, which was to have been signed a tallow candle, because, lie Mff*!8 - CURHKXT iTXMS. “ I asked for a room- The’clerk nodsmoke when he isgQjpg.p^u; , n,m Eionrr million dollars’ worth of real no results nre attained. There is-a 05,000; sculptors, 200 ; soldiers, 23,000; on the morning of the 28th. It had What is Umvdifference between^ gmuy slight, gradual incri-ase of inflammation, teachers, 140,000; restanranteta, 00,000. 1 SI *•! ' > <,> 5 L ’ ' been submitted to the Ministry, and ap­ j *“ you care'what, floor r hc'askcd. estate changed hands iu Chicago last end the beast appears to experiencu'a .• Of tradesmen we find 10,000 agents; proved: On the morning of the 28th, drew. and. a drawn topth,? Opejis y*ar* - . ■ wf ” ‘■*1 shook my head. “d the other slight pain, bnt never so greatly os to 10,000 bankers ; 15,000 barkeepers ; the Spanish Minister for Foreign AL thou tun* ha>tJojM, o, o»»« how• cure ■'' »K*cd>M-'4W'TUyjUine As Alabama editor offers to nameliis I' tT4*42J Rtf !>•<•>itwcntyjuino is is empty,' empty,' he he I• interfere with its condition. At the end 2.^000 boutmen ; 35,000 bookkeepers; fairs informed Gen. Smkles that he had A Terre Havtf. man, wh? ha* Wn afriAenssaH and tosa^ B dioy to tho waiter, 1-sby after tiw paUou who will pay his of * week it is ready to give ita firrtjipip- 1J50.000 clerks; 125,000 draymen and received a more favorable offer of settls-1 trying to make lioth ends meet,xA JUS DUCKY KUMBKR. *hom I followed at once. ' "‘ti**ipt*tm the longest time iu adply of virus. Led from the H,L ; stalls it teamsV-rs OCX railroad employes ; merit directly teamsters ;;' 175, 175,000 , from the Government nt | on head-cheese, and ox-tail BDftp.. l» rtackv number " I " We re*oile11 •«*“ b>’two fl‘8hta ' again tied to the boards, and the places I ,jq,5,000 ijnckBters • • - ....had at milk dealers ; Washington, which the. Ministry What is to- difference Stwwlfl ---------------' " Mine is i At if” dofit I he waiter] The origin of the phrase “high nt which the vaccine matter is exuding, K : 1,000 newspaper carriers ; 10,000 in the once accepted, and negotiations with j sleigh and a looonfcItivB t Onlf rdiWfi feather" is supposed to be the fact that are pricked with the points of small pieces | employ of telegraph companies; 400 {the American Minister were considered on rnnners, and' the oth*r ruhff'3ak klV'rai.l'raeuly.uiiw,-he u*lrioh,c,,h"* lw,> huujrr.l ami ol bone, ou e.rl> o( which .m.mgh i. . ^^kcn.; 20,000 pmhUcn; 60,000 ! «t m> rad. Two <Uy. idlcrwmd, oo drivers. ' .-nvti? ______________ • He v | “"X do11*" • 1»“"A taken to v.cctne II l~ot on. udnlt pov- I . M oco porter. ; 20,000 ode.- j tho 3O(h ol Xovembw, Mr. Fi.h iuAx Iowa mnfron occtipiM theMHimtiia ie M-ck gffiSv •_____________________________________________ „ ~~ ' ■. , G ' -' kx. W ........................ u.iuam O. B " utdbh, who was, son. aon. This ihr* operation operation is is repented reprated until i■ n^u*. jf(XX) shippers ; 123,000 unclossi- | formed Mr. Sickles that he had signed 4; U cot !..r tl« Mmijer vl , <«r«na«t^orth« Vto'-Pngl*.^ n the | Ule vim, matl„r hn, „a worki<l out I nK1 a;um - lne pro,™™ lm IOUL „■ white oval. T«t-:iij>ouci--twenty-nine, j*®1**, —, ‘ fled dealers; 5,-000 cheerful under- the protocol of the 13th. Sickles re- And people talk of slavery ♦wi*y.,o<,^ " 1 fmllent °' * Iromlho «nira»l. nd >»» U.cn_ jhM I uk„,; j.ooo dral by ol... the Not mucli difference, yon see - 21, 29; ’the Jfiffih*1 ..1 in tab, •>2,000 iwbo in ... ! guMUlinn ii.;.. —. n a— nffronlto him l.c... k... Cuba?—ra„{, 8?s|®5EH2! ' ’ i “““,her l“’“l opwnM "lx1" | qpicdtmd impluaenU: 10,000 in home Gonnunnl, brnmuim it dimndlike indeed; and yet because I ■<!>. n Thh old lady bead of i_iu the same manner. The supply «>f . ixxitaand boota; 5,0(X> h; cabinet ware; j itod him with tho Spanish Government, clothes on the cqtiiDoctic|il . iipn haii js thur kf pA constant and fresh. i jn clothing ; 5,004) in coal; 10,000 It induced the Spanish Government to gone to Greenlap.if to get the rid had a lopg and hippy'JU’fc,,7AEquKI season, whtoo ia ■ 18, COO in in-d* ‘TfffMitv-tnie/ he SAliL.Rnd.nu 1H,COO in drugs; drugs ; 40,000 40,000 in in think think that that Mr. Mr. Sickles Sickles was was in in his hisin<v 1 Hl^KH 1 ■ ’ tobacco;, to draw cistern water With. tttore fjferi ihst year. itig a door, pushed it open. 75.000 in groceries ; 4,000 dividual capacity pressing it for terms The reason that' mexi'ard’taktn-fi»?rf^ grave ever so many years ago had I • “ 'Shall I bring you anything, sir?' Lquix- KoksI-th, rrvuintioa LnJee ; 12,000 in liquors which ; .............. ~ his own Government did not de- station-house wherf they Ire' fonrid’4ri chosen twenty-nine."-ibe saiffirop XTT Z* ~ ‘ : ernor of Hungary in 1849, and now okl ■ in lumber; maud nor require. This view of the the street full of liquor, wto ghil kkerf !<<£*• tokt he left nie, and poor, gives lessons iu German, En- . liceriiim “ I really can't understand," said I. ; wte«t be matter was immediately put forth friends a chance to bail them-ouL/T: ,i(i i™io ‘...... havii .-7—» w*'w^w*w' nae »■* Ou «**. ft^bure*u. ’>/>'•»'-*».,;; glish and Hungarian in Turin. was a heap of rug.; S ' . -ipoa .-c>i ’he press of Madrid on the 29th tion, or use—was j ! “tfcUA-JsMiu** WI Wn shtjNfcel shutaf ■' A-Western journal, upon learning I o( ft house. A do er .-xinnin:; [oyemlHT. Mr. Fish did not it T’ * ‘ . door n heavy sigh escaped mo. Alas ! thnt Rhode Island is crowded, suggests | closed a pale, trembling, emaciated old i» particulars servant any longer? ' " W«U<r Mi Wi child, I'm getting old now, aud,*gj^ , U -WM4 ttay nu*»ber<fi that life had become so woeful a thing * Governor of the State be an- 1 woman, whose thin apparel was far from tho old gentleman. “Wait a minute ; | to xqe that I should 'desire to be rid I tho’rized to hire one or two families to .sufficient either to hid# her nakedness proximately correct. hut Mud he ' iof iL ’ ' I gO West f )or to’pwoarvB wunnlh. Tiw» oflcox-tia^ I'll tell you all slwnt it. ' There are about 3,000,000 mechanics ••I ^vwyMMmkwf MUrbody ■ lht. ,H„ iiah[ „r d mruncrcauitta It T , . , . «'<» <«nu#ii.-to the station, and from and manufacturers. Twwd’w Of these 45,000 were made ; d.dic in New Yd •ism at uk some -» 4in,n ’.l,-. ... .. ... I I» ran duranonol Me >DCIewug? »(,r !t „u rtf. time inIt,a hislift. life. 11 At l.vu twentyGen. Bickltw, Stdil are cabinet makers, 3,000 make our don. paced the floor, and UnTtr^hl mtteily of I ». fjvtril dt8|4ihx‘i TsjX t]K>ii{ Ito) ,h° b,“uiuc ii,“vr w brooms ; 8.000 are contractors ; 12,000 abandoned by his Governfnejil, >-->r.Md- ; wire the gid I loved » drarly. ' | ^rti>y"n^rt 1 ■u”t » . .. ■ .« » «» «" • n—~..w> । |jv<? Food, was offered her and she de­ make- beer ; 20,000 make bricks and ered his usefulness at an end, and ixr«- imfU — moo ! .Ho was nothing to be compar'd , »' rUl*idPlu..a<i.tothMe. Within ' voured it'as would a ravenous Animal. beth.. rhe b&W.lUwiAlfa'.il lu, | .rfl n,onth, jtspSoplelmv. di..i blea ; 5,000 bleach nnd dry the cloth mediately resigned. He claims that he ’ twelve yft A company consSils? oTlHii । , , . , stated that'she had not eaten any- that' 6Q.OOO make of wool and 115.4XKI ; was surecssfully pursuing the line of with dork chintz ; so were the windows. rthere-who . - — — ^.--7 t- i She were over “ 80 years c-! of ag age. . . , , . , Oyer the hurrau w n looking-! Ol Ih^hl t <sf ;v___ ,,* i.-r feitXt. r«~-iL : tiling for several days, and that she was rnnkejof cotton; 12,000 make artificial । policy marked out by Mr. Fish, when j eruts> fleVun Colonelfc^fonr flower*, ni.d l>2,000 nre drws and the latter suddenly forsook him and [ umeteeul ’symaisterii. tweut^^yt . «„ bnnUtaL ™ .WWU*“J with a [Kjrir.it ol a Imly. in polled I 'j^vm, were pant HO years, two over 100;.' starving. She was loo weak to endure nmisblv, fuitt mrchu srtgcrl Bang ’ a bath, and hek clothes were rexuoved niuntua makers ; 45,000 millers; 28,000 i chose to make a leas advantageous and । taxmasters and opp.^iriypte-. was liWft aleevea and high comb at Urn top by : OM hml |,pprf cc,..Ulry bakers, and -MXMXcbeeac makers ; 143,'honorable settlement of the difficulty organized in Geargtajar .tjje Eiawu®’ way ol ornament. There[, 101,rwfcileanother had .laried oni on a ■ and she was placed in a bed. Her ureas (JOO blackmnitiis, and 850,000 carpent- I with Admiral Polo at Washington. of Cuba. Cuba. . ' -pl, pl, A-,-/ ■jfti --1! .p !1 of ot .tiff ebans, ano a bnm. »hoM Ud I Jecl,l,.. ,ua h.<lonlygivrpuI. at IM. was Uttered, black with dirt,.and ^Ak'd • Is there really on angel »u> there ?' with vermin vermin ;; uno and when n it was A Touxo lady nays that a gc Jj . . . witn •>« carelessly ertki ^icre are 5<5,6OO machinists and I Wbffi’.K- MSj If(/ fifttWJeMMRnd tongs stood guard l>e.-<id§[ 1 fancied myself lying dead on the bed j A tfrrrr Cincinnati lady, writing from • t}irown nsido by an attendant, trio old 35,000 •foundry men;. 90,000 are ma-j Marshal Bszaine has entered upon the ought never to fet-b dtacotawgcd’Wiw F— i-her‘-.................. -J— • .seized sons, and 30,000 marble cutters ; 2,000 • sweet and flute-like birr voice was. I've amidst all tl>ari<aJqW‘M!*M»'W“fchW”"’"^*: Boston dmws . creature sprang — out- -------of bed arid “ sodujuou" prescribed for him, oil the I ^ie •• momenton* question” b negirireesl sorry tor mywll. Then I took [4>y W "merely, arana your cerebral ’ ' I and' chuckled over it a* ihottgli ii were make soap and candles ; 40,000 make island of Sic. Marguerite, which, de- by the object of his chuit^,'“<«*■ in lite, pistols (rom.my pormantean. and liar- awelopment. thrangh her eyoglmm. and ( precious beyond comporison. The ex­ carriages; 16,000 carpets ; 4,000 lime scribed as a ijeries of jagged rocks, jn grammar, wc always dt-dino'bdMk* liked me; but I wasn’t sore. I courted ing timber unlodted-Ior why ehonld K"' ',K“ “fa : " Wlu“ d“ T°" k“»’ ’ " | ertion was too much for her, and soon, and charcoal ; ' 30,000 cigars ; 2,000 which lift their cliffs and ledges above] wc conjugate. ” her a good while, but she was as shy as I puf 'tl.0 landlord to the t™U0 ot !,<” Iolk d,’P1“’r' h" -«lk»M>aa.»after she died. Upon examining lhe, 35,000 harnesses . . . saddles...; the waters of the Mediterranean, in full = clocks,; and ; Am imaginative Irishmftn breaking it opf^JW ^w;j upon th. ,<*>•*. "™ dress it was found to b<j absdlntely , ISjOOQ hats..and caps; 4,000 hoop- sight of the lovely watering place ofj' ance to this lamen|atimxi ,‘?:X ra)"”'-1 as to her feqliqtc-f^Oidl made up my bed, drew theiurtauj; toik a pi.tol in J .vm wot* ’ Fh«l«aelplu», wrth pnm ; quitted with money. It contained nine- j skirts ; 18,000 paper; there are 80,000 Cannes, has been crowned for centuries to the halls of my. faUiata Vy NM mind to ask and know for certain. Some mmh hand, and, mt trie a. 1 ncwWM >“‘ad’ “> I "Who | teen pockcta, caph of which was filled fcrirriere and tanners; 8,000 photo- with a rather grim and gloomy castle found them iuxuina 1 -l^rirtdiRHi old pool says : ; to yon. had «tdb W » t«in- i ■ - 'Vhd. W aah-; with money, from pennies to dollars, j graplriste; Ji,(KW xUsLillcrs ; 38,000 fire- fortresa, one of the lonely towers of •My fathers, where MradAhojb'&H^p * Mi-Vv •' rington stops between the waltz arid the Abont 8300 wete fonnd, including 88 in1 (engipeejw ;;45,pOQ butoiicwfr; which is celebrated, in many attrue.his' ' 4;rfio *jM thotoyoujJ’alsMfrpie, when some one opened the dopr, i 8 . r.. nn j . , I german td inquire, Gan you dance { pennies The bank tnlta/ sf which ' j'iOOO fishermen: 5,000 engravers ; toric romance. It is to be hoped nned nnd _ .. ..... and . Carthy? ”' ». n<, ,1 Jomsv “ ‘There, now, Jesaie,’ said a voice ; [ Winter, rowing ou the river near Sa- there were many, we*eabsolutely rotten i 10,000 workers in gloss ; 20,000 in gold credited that the veteran Marshal will sw Waujo, rasttiaand crumbling to places. The unfortn- auj Bi|VeT • Itf.OOO locksmiths and gun- be treated with more leniency than the ‘ I told you you didn't lock it.' ' vannah, Ga., two men saw the body of who has been sentenced ’to <KAiffi?tft'fis ” .‘I did,’ said another voice ; ‘ and ' * negro at the bottom. They drew it ; uata old woman was a miser—one of j wontlm ; ' 3fi,OQO workers in iron and moat famous aud mysterious of all the describes the lively scene of'’tub *lW|fct weir boat, uom, huu «»«<•<< for iur , tboBe 1“<<!r Pcraon» whom not even the ■ steel works, not specified ; 20,000 in iron inmates of the donjon of Ste. Margue­ sent the key to tfitArffice I# the cl^m- ' «P. pU* ft i*a tiieir and started “r1"11 ... °b°. ...r.i my arm, I stopped under a great willow They 'had had gone bnt bnt a short short1 ,, PftU8s ot hunger could induce to spend and steel rolling mills ; 20,000 Inm- rite ; for it was there that the unknown .11,Up the shore. They bermaid.’ ’ ' •« v «•»’ gone ‘ a tree, and took her -hand in mine, and • ’sufficient to buy food. ! Bhe Tmd no ; bermen ; 45,000 manufacturers. There Iron Mask, whose identity, after two fristols down and peeped distance when they fonnd another body, “ Ilaid the said inf»sJ mrfl ami sun .r>nllj..r auouu-r, me ooiw was hom**. and had evidently been lagging Bre 155,000 at work in mines, and 47,- centuries'discussion, has not yet been uni i wui ■ . 'There were two . _n. I *1.11 i •> I . 1 tl.A JvieizHiU vMaWtWdkn life-2 through th® curtains. **1 -tiU another, , unm until, the lw«nf boat wna j'"1 . Wbm I fouctrt then, wf 3bd WN JmlAOl loaded. cargo to jn I 000 in sawmill*; 85,000 arc painters ; -V. ,. . _____ X . . . lood-d. They Thev took took the the ghastly ehastiv canro to I aud *tarving hsrwlf for yenre, satisfactorily eatablishe*!, was confined ladies in the room. One an o,hl l*3y, in. will you marry me ?* the shore and returned for another load. order u •er*I* t^^er the $300 which , 25,000J are — plasterers - ------------- *'; 341,000 30 •; for eleven years (1G69-80). The Iron tinners u brown front of false curls *thc other [21,000 Altogether thirte. n corpses were reoov»u the worm-eaten dress. ai.Qfo wheelwrights; 4,000 work in Mask—wIkmsc mask, by the way, was of I my cruel lady-love, Jesaie Grey. For a BnttnyHb#rtj in <feuxr iriM, bns nsibltrio “She gave none. j sewing machine factories ; 40,000 are velvet and not of metal—passed this .! moment I fancied I must be dreaming. ered. It was afterward learned that a W*. In toy hand* »n<i,bT Io •‘CUIS B oston has l>een horrified by the dis- j printers ; 5,000 potters ; 10,000 shipboat full of nogroes had overturned dreary space under the watchful eye of For right kwg •"Sere if. the 8,000 wood turners, and tba pitiless St Marc, who was called the ^further np the rivw and'allthe'oecn- oovtryof a torose in'a tyriy^fcmhd in | builders; Jessie._ ‘ ’ an express office. The said barreTbeing j 9,1)00 w.Hxl edibppera ; aiid no leas than “ wateb-dog of Louis the Great,’’ and 1 Twenty-one—yea,' said the other, j pant* drowned. pretty roughly handled, the head came I 165,04X1 tailors, tatloresses .and ’ seam- who seldom lost sight of hi* prisoner. Tnr. power and rapid growth of the The Omaha li<‘ratd\ "I «'»1! ‘ And here's my band-box. . JO, .dear !, They ate together and walked together, the entire population pf 16yc of fashion is illustrated by the story out, and the dead body of a man came , took her home, without a word. She. I'm sleepy.’ A busy, bustling, terribly-in-earnest after it Thia merchandise was brought but no one but BL Marc was allowed on “ ‘I’m not,' said Jessie ; ‘ wiijh l ufys, tlpsts Boston lady diseovwd that her from New York ; it was consigned to 1nattouwe ore. JV<j cannot afford to be any acoennt to speak to the prisoner, Nebraska, which &cti;»m Swedish servant girl was staying at aunt.' .“.porthm of the i^ghqft.re^melhbiljfg." idle. But- vre are better off than any nor did anyone else ever hear the sound portion of w1m4.>SS?wc .“ * Yoa didn't sleep swink last night,* home from church because the shade of ming *u«l Cah>wto» and also of the medical persuasion, being ।otter people, in that we have room of the Mask's voice. Bszaine goes to 3’'**™‘AT7 her necktie was not becoming. “ When. a “ subject" for- dissection. Wc *up« . enough tp gwing all our sledgee in and linger out the rest of n humiliated ex­ there was onlyJhro.-biitteUR wf.*!# Ton 11 go into'a you consider," says the lady, “ that up on our neighbors. We have pose that doctors must dissect, but w* < istence on the scene of the somber and to six months ago she had never worn rather a thin arttlemcuij-.-Ifcrt bta*70 think they owe jt to the public-to t/ans*. about forty more States to people yet, tregic romance. anything on her head but the cotton £M»rt Ihqr raw materiAl withoifi.'$£nda) the State of Nebraska contasxtefi the vilUgo street, 1 leK drspersle Dr. Black a^ytft'ydu’to-ittorTOW/ andsonre ten millions of village sites to “ ‘ I 'tlfiirt Mtaf ©r? Black to be hataUcerclrief of the peasantry of Ger­ WjUMB have been pretty nearly ex- inhabitants, making for ita3ty(N6feqaare occupy, and inestimable water power to and with reasonable privacy. terininated, and ro that noble animal, miles of land one sohl *MUdW*MgMhH called,* sighed Jessie. ‘I’d rather many and Sweden, and rever poaseosed utilize. None of our industries are the buffalo, promises soon to be. “We of b «ou! of popnlatMii''to the 4^Ulre st one time but tyro gowns, yon most A man mar'die . worth cverdone, nnlem it be locally. are all buffalo,” says a Greeley allow tlut the love of finery te of rapid queathing it entirely to charity, iumI yet mile, not a thickly1‘keWyd coririta4’¥ct, of last month. Teams come in loaded when we «x>nrider tbat'thxi'ffvitiii^tfHin growth." have Iris name misspeUed l»r all but tw» tradas-umon of English capitalists and with meat, which sells readily at three r.VW\ i generally held soul® 8omrb£U»y with a turn for statistics or three of the obituaries written. Suck' employers, to fight the trades-unions of cent* a pound, some of it bringing only to Gongteas. To-day it thi ally. * Win AS ‘ has been the case of the late Johns Hop­ has computed that a man of average lo­ workmen, excites great interest in En- two. Greeley is becoming a point for State has a pupil" ‘ nighl, and I llumgbl I oouia aJure ii kins, of Baltimore. With all Iris wealth “ ‘I'm miserable,' said Jesaie. quacity talks three hours per diem, st glnxuL It was at first reported that this1 the sale of buffalo robes, one tsnn*r rwtafi bfr’tahA-'iH ■ the rate of 1(X)’ words per minute, or and benevolence he was never able to alone iu that town expecting to cure A st ohT coriii make the American press grasp that •*»’’ enough in one hour. to fill 29 octavo of 2,000,000 of workmen ; but, although 2,000 this season. , ot a girl whp,; j in his Christian name. . fault You told me over and over again pages. >ja_oije week 6W pages, in one this was said to have been ax exaggera­ Bib Bamceu Baber recently delivered of two rsttlciui that a girl must never jump at an offer ; year 25 volumes. John Bbuiht baa written a letter on tion, it , sow appears to have been an thought of. 1 would go to New York-f the liquor question iii which fee ' bolds under-eatimaie. trade in Africa, in which he said that that the only station of 'the proUeip . T)r Iwffity-ftve nan, Speakers of the ing some hotel, regjatet’‘'iw liked f business. Yu M72 they killed not Imo lies in.x duly regulated license xyxtem, chief at great length upon the horrible House since Congress flint organized, name, and retiring at night, with a than 1,145 persons. It is not wonderful And when he ashed me I felt so glad ! tie of laudanum and a brace of pistols, But I remembered what yon said, and that they are unwilling to make full re­ governed by public opinion ami the only one—James K. Polk, of Tennessee nature <4 the slave trade, the chief con­ the snakes bias whenever anybody ap­ cluded the interview by offering to sell proaches. No a'ory should bo^dlowed control exercised through muuicip.il awake no more, and so be rid of my I—0,-how could — ever reached the White House. f- I said, " O turns. Wonder how our railroads would to'atop short of » good climax. his son to Sir Samuel. representatives, miaery. I arranged my affairs to the dear, noI” and be left ma without a figure under the death's head ! Henry Clay was Speaker twelve years. liters »nxsror/z uoy ■WMdwi �-Fiorr- FELLOW G tn»»t to chant Well; earnest wtramgek, ci..!.! JAN. ». 1874. CHOlERJBtfirtp, heart goes out io child who cannot feel that rtr'll At. 1b» “Golden Galas” of Hravcn. THE HOPE OF THE FUTURE. The bof>e of the future tn this vi! lege, lies m our girls and boys, and l»ow we they preparing themselves, and bow are they being prepared by pareata aad friends for the responsi He position*, end in the sight of Heaven, grand destinies of good an J true, staunch and noble men and wo­ men. One cannot go into our public schools end look over the bright, intel- ligeat aud engaging feces there and not feclfhat there is good timber, if properly^ manipulated, to make n YAITEE I0TI0MB, cultivate a spirit of sympathy with your children; talk with them cbnfidenliullv; encourage them in the right'; du not be afraid to'commendn child. There ere more children’s lives imbittcred .by the lack of deserved pnisr, than there are of those wh.o are t|»ot!ed by flattery. Not only between mother Bird children sliould there bo a perfect confidence, Lui with the la I her aim). Take au interest in all thai your son or daugh­ ter does, that is good, and be not slow to discourage the appearance of evil This enn he done in so many ways and not leave behind the sting n htwsh word always Urives. Kncrw where your boys are evenings. Make your home pleasant with books and lepers and harmless games, and you will know, where they are generally ; but if some night you should be so unhappy as to find your boy in one of those places, where no mon or boy should go for pleasure, dou't lake him by the collar and say, " Young num. if ] ever hear of your being in such a place again, I will tan the hide right •>ff your back," but when becomes home take your chair up to where he is silting, tike his band in youre. or it would not be an unmanly thing to slip your arm over his shoulders, even thongh iu stlaure he be a mnn. Think of him as your little boy that you loved so in his cindie and child hood, and that you. love yet so mucli, and do not be afraid to tell him so. (Some parents seen; to feel il beneath their dignity lo ivli their children they love them after they are 12 years old.; Tell him how many bright hopes you haw built in connection with his future, and how certain downward is a course that begins in the place where you found him to night. Reason wiih him ; draw out his thoughts and all the time let him know how much yon feel what yon are saying, and how entirely you have his u.loiests ai heart. Do all this and much more in the same spirit, and ten chances to one you have saved your boy,where had you taken a different course you might have lust him forever. frame-work of society in our little •own, that shall do ns ^onor ns a vilnieniGAN NEW-I and be deserving of our pride in time to come. But these, many uf iother, aud Mm. Tubbs at his heels, Ihe Blurted oo a tour of inveshga lion. First ha looked tiAder the hod, then Mis. Tubl^Wooked, then they bolh istood. s|illd$ listened. M'». Tubbs was anreahe heard some one breathe. ' positive there’s some one -there!" 'They were standing near the closet door, and the hair sidy rose on Tubbs’ > bead. ‘•There, I'm sure I heard the dick of a pistol!’’ quavered Mrs. ■ Tubbs. Poor Tubbs felt it was a question of rife or death, and grasping the handle of the eloset door - and bracing his feet against the jam he yelled !o Mr* Tubbs to •'shout mur der.” In less than three minutes the male population of that block was lushing up Tubhtf front stepjnr, here Hie Trout door barred the way, but under the inseotive of more shrieks from Mrs. Tubbs the door was broken open and tho rescuers’piled upstairs. There wns tubbs hanging on to that door-knob, the prespriation standing on his lorehead and face almost black, the very picture of desperation, and Mrs. Tubbs holding on to the hem of his night-shirt, her feet bracing against hts heels; bearing back with all her might, and gasping, “Burglar—in there—sombi.Hlf-=^a(i!2h him!" See­ ing help at band, Tubbs let go; so die Mrs. Tubbs, sitting down rather hard on the carpet. Tubbs, seized a chair and stood on the defensive. Some one fired a pistol, and -when Mis. Tubbs opened her eyes there was a hole through one ,hc panep of the closet door. A fearful stillness fell upon the group. Tubbs gradually let his chair down, and in a awestricken voice whispered, He's killed.” Summoning- all hts courage he threw open the dour. Five minnlas later Mr. and Mr*. Tubbs were alone—he walking the floor excitedly indulging in such endearing epithets as “idiot!" “fool!" ; she sitting on the side of the bed in tears. Finally' Tuhhs plunged into bed, with thp parting remark, as he pullod the clothes Over bis head, that “he’d be ------ if she ever found him making a jackals of himself again.”—Detroit Free Frcsf, School Book Stonejmd {Wooden Ware, And all hinds of Goods Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c., To be Sold within the next Two Months! «, mo. .nd .<rrnKlh that our F.lbm »' Spnnj. Howe, of Enron Rapid.. . . . _ . . * 1..— I.a*.. . I.Ann nOFi.'.ir deaipned foe them. Many of them has been striken with parlysis. . C. C. Nash was, convicted ol big­ are in danger of growing up crooked, tu work amy in the Gratiot Circuit Court the great frame-work Thurtidny nnd senlanc-d to the State that men call society. Upon parents prison tor three years. rests a terrible responsibility.—**®«*7/»kc rorcviA mnetree pine free grown gro rn nrnr near iLake Midignarled, and knotty, hard H rliigan Central Kailro DRESS GOODS, The Child nn gel just as Good Bar­ grins as the Aged. Our motto is to. sell as cheap as the cheapest, rive 16 ozs. to the w. ana the right change every tame. Must be Closed Oatf '' MKDICINKS, WllfHS * LJQUOHS, PERFUMERY, W.A.AYLSWORTH p erance principles. ' Very Low TOILET SOAPS. JE*rlce« I Eiprasa offio. building, WarttUo of Maia SC Naakvila, Micb. COFFEE D. C. GRIFFITH RICE, SYRUP. Greatest Bargains Proprietor of tho Hosiery, |Linen», Shawls WOLVERINE MILLS! FLANNELS, CLOTHES. Ever Given in Nashville ! — ANO — CARFETONe, And is well adapted to-ths Fall and Wintar Trade. Special inducement* given in each and every artiola. SODA, SPICE 8, CRACKERS, RAISEN8, Crockery, Hats, Cay, M Skies MY STOCK IS NEW LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, CASTOR. KEROSENE WOOL CARDING MACHINE! TmU UU Irtd* W t»*r 1*1*. would respectfully solicit the attention of customers lo the toot that he is making im­ provements in bio mill* which will prove a benefit to customers as well as to himself. Ad Bdls under Cash; OverlXb The reputation of my miEoare beat advarSixty or Ninety Days Note with Inter tiaed by the continual lacrosse of custom. est will he tahen if detirid. Terms: LARD OR MACHINE OILS. Yoa Will Find Them. Of TBI BIST QUALITY. AND D. M. PVRCHIS. All Open Account* mn»t be Settled at once. who slands second to nona aa a Cartom Mil- Prints Saturday afternoon Robert Mason Harry Albright, an employ in a Sag­ them little twigs, are in great danger of Coldwater, aged sixty-two, dropinaw pluming mill, was ripping up rfbemt fearfully bent .nd warped ed d<.ni| of heart disease. scantling on an edging saw, and while Vre they reach Ibe firmness and A dispatch from Auburn, New York 1 mixing a piece from the-floor it caught ‘ etrenffth of maturity A great many announces tho capture of Munnell. in the saw oud whirling around with W them that by a little enre here, a the mnn. who swindled tho bank of great force struck him ncruas the little pruning there, a little firm sup­ Grand Rapids out of SG.500 oh the throat, killing him instantly, on t>e port at another time, and a constant,; j 1 Sfh pf December by means of forged 19th fast. careful watching of tho earth about' I checks. . the roots that the life they draw up E. B. Frost, tho Well known d'scovthrough those veins may be strong, I Uallhlul. ami grow into the beau-; cr*r nn<1 P«>I*“,»O' of ,ho M,ncr" LOOK HEBE, My Carding Machine > say parry w ah ng to tug»gc in • well>tobli»hed and pap tig bu.-iuBJi. Mr. W. 1 AYLSWORTH. What Nowt QRAKD KTO VALLEY D1VI8I0F. Coffee A Sngar, DRUG STOKb la soliciting a very large run of custom. POWLES, ” now™SALIH. Deflea Competition I HALBERT & CO. CENTRAL HOUSE. CITY DRUG STORE, Hub U Ct«. LWgiigx 15 Cl«. BOARD, into place in 1, G2‘ REW DRY GOODS STORE '«'•bJirf and rarr*4 ** p^pcrly accepted and measure. ^.ledupon. J' ------------------------— Jackson v has a new enterprise in When I see bright and intelligent | I he shape of a map-publishing and Vcnno?’.»!!!«. little boys of six, eight, ten and twelve years of age, Using as wicked lithographing company. MiddlavtlU. and terrible oaths ns ever issued from The Saginaw Enterprise says that the lips of rhe most hardened and a lady in that city, named Jenks, has OranTtUpHU, degraded wretch that has gone down sued a proprietor of a lalloon for 8600 to Ibe very depths of vice; sco the : little fellows congregated in some concn, each with a cigar, initiating each other into the mysteries of its use, while one of their number that bas so far mastered it as to be able to use hia without btoing sick in conse­ quence is looked upon as a hero, and one whose example is to be emulated though offended nature whitens the feee ar.d inverts the stomach of the little martyr. —. martyr, in more a—es than one; when I b«ar on oar. streets tbo convaraation of these nncl older boys, re­ plete with every species of slang and vulgarity thnt have their origin in such dens of inqnity.of which our littie town of Nashville has four at least, and prospects of more ; when • I hear of boys scarcely entering up^n their teens hiring brought home tntoxicated; when all these things como io my observation as they frequently do. I say Heaven pity and save the children and awaken the parents to a seose cf their duty. A great many parents are as ignor•M of the denottment of their children when away from them as though they had ao interest in it I presume there areWhoTsin our village Io day, who nee profens language habitually, whea mth their companions, that Jo flora with Capt Boiaa, and is now opening a SnMtlnra, mSKSmL band. A Mr. Dnhmn runs a large stove NMbvina, store up nt Bagle Harber, and the 1 Marquette Journal says : Ho must | have nn ext*n*ive trade, for we have । heard his namn mentioned in con­ Itv stock of Staple ui FanCT Dry Goods A Htmd»y nlrfci tra aoj'^hrUtaSJO nection with all the stove.s and stove­ through Goad waptate 1 Ipipe we ever put to gather, here or YANKEE NOTIONS. । elsewhere. ” Lapeer, has had a dramatic enter­ tainment. The *• Union Spy" w.is 1 produced, and the local editor’s ccI •sUttc feelings on the occasion mgy ।be inferred from his allusion to 'n , billowy ocean of foamingskirts, which , in 1 their virgin and urcornaminnted jptifity, rolled ard surged nnd puffed ।in the gaslit air.” Hold Yoar Hobbs, Straw! AND VT«rr THE Looker was Merrian was al Grand prison. HOSIERY, fc., fe.. fc. Over Smith A Putown's Rsr.lvrsr*. MRS. L. O. CROCKER Herman UNDERWEAR. The Bent of heather Uaedluigrlit Work is our pride. arrested in Haven Jan. 17lb, found guilty of rape , on tiio peraOH of a little girl named GENTS AND LADIES NEW HARNESS SHOP Retmiring done nn short nodes. C*I1 and see ihrold foreman ofH. A. Good­ year’s Shop to Hartings Grand Rapids Jan. 17th upon n re­ W0L00TT A GREEH. iquisition from the Governor of New ’« York and sent to Oswego to answer (the charge of embezzlement J. C, eight years conffnemenl in the Stales CASH & EXCHANGE baa just racaiaad an addition to her stock of Millinery Goods cut his legs from his feet to his hips. He u now in a dangerous'condition. We cannot Ti> (rue llul 2.000.000 U»h«l> of Mid, -bo,, will be toy., J guess they will some peanuts are every year devoured in *The ’TRh~«mr nsHrtr "the' United Statee,-~tmie«-«f-4hei 8rsV "pKfT&r end, luit bad bora pule, heart-broken young ladies. COS nJCTTOX ART CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO. CIGARS, fr, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, nsnoM n rm smsox. Give me a Call. CM BID CUHUt. Now don’t forget the place, folks, For they are in their new store, Not into Downing’s, But the very next door. FUMITURi IAWACTOEY? Now you from the “Fadderland,” Don’t be afraid, For Simot is a Dutchman, So go there and trade. Piriir, Library, Ditto, Ola n OEIERH TOUT Off wlik . fcn „ JACOB LENTZ AND CARDS. BRACKETS. DUSTERS, fcC- AC., For wsut o( moth room, Bnt we have evey thing in our line, bound to acll From a Wash-tub a Broom. But the hist article. We mentioned a little too phifi, Forgive us this blunder And we’ll not do it again. W Cata ai Paatahtw:! Hals for one dollar. We keep all kinds of Notions, William E."Walt, of Dryden, while took a pocket-knife and cut both arms from the wrist to the shoulder, ond They have a good line of Sugars, Tea, Coffee and Spice, And therv will sell all their Goods At a fearful low price. Our stock we'll not enumeraie, HATS. GLOVW MSES, Second Advent suffering under aberration of mind, This firm have just started And .are bound for to sell, And all who give them patronage Are sure to do well. GROCERIES, And will be acid for Merrian is flfty-eight jean old. and has been a mini st ar. ; never fancy that it will GHMnn THaet damages for liquor sold to her hus­ Grand llapldi, ■otodb so m the presence of their Rosana Woodruff", nine years of age. oereats, and thwae parents are fain io , betieve *.hat their boys are free from The jury was out only two minut$«. Judge Stone sentenced Merrian''to ingtbe child guilty of untruth, he tells In Nashville, Mich. You good people of Nashville, All stay at home, And get your Drugs and Groceries Of Simot & Stone. MUSIC TEACHFNG! MRS. I. J.'TlIIERIil Than any other Store In Nuliriilo. Come and exsmie our prices, And Toys for the babies, CigArs for the men. And paint for the ladies. SHROUDS AMD COFFIN LUC. INGS krjt tauWfy <m ta-d. My Motto ia, “ T* Nimble Sixpence Would Msjxwlftiny seliflU th* pair»n»g« of always be compounded with oocur.icy. on Piano faction JCaahrllU Nov. IT, ITS. to all. Raahaillr, Nov. IS, 1878. O. A STEBBINS.' Simot Stoste �persons. who utAjr fbrtnaateJy er asked (or unfortunately, be brought, before him It was on any proofs. Hts 'decision* upeni past their breakfhft time they prej>are<i law p.iintv are eminently proper end j Mr. Clement Smith" and -Winter more than half gone and breakfast some GHOOBRIB8! Although —Wm. Ixxxnyi' Imikling ia being Nome for him and Mr. Smith remark* just and I do not think the attorneys, i ed that as his wife was unveil they did j who apjiear before him. have any I CANNED GOODS! OF EVERY refitted for a new stock of goods" not make him tea or coffee. reason to* < complain of his rendering and joined the.M. E. Church, nt This caused the Colored gentleman his dignity and be replied Oar friend Marsh is enlarging his sa*Corly meeting, fast iSaWmth. to get that if hetoukin'l have hisacciistora- ‘ Uitrneaa Shop”and to aR appearedoe —The firm of Simot St Stone have ed tea or coffee, he would have no will have a good commodious shop 8*0»w» gtftrbtf.________ U7 a YOUNG. M. D. siieccdod by T. Maxson ©f Barryville. Offie. I." one ywir irom to day, a bell every morning, from a bran new temple of j nB. a W.WICKHAM. I'.rilwl.r • . -j? "srrui'Jrs: learning* V ------------------------------—There was joy in Chris Boner’s TT A. BARBER. M.. D, heart last Tuesday morning. A Irttle ’ B-m- IIoh>k> ILss£^«2J^-'«s;k ARNO STRONG. FUin and F.aoy B. RASF.Y. Drayman. Good, and •.•*.nuSfLi.0- rar J TAMES FLEMING. Deputy SherJ tr«rf (Mtoetw ****■«.tJSBft 01MPSON k WEBSTER. Bl.rk- ». j—« EJtJLST! any in JIDeGecr’s and gut his hreak- fruits DESCRIPTION, & coimnomY, (Successors to Wolcott "<fc Holler) PROVISIONS Or AU. KIND*. WOODEN AND WILLOW when finished >The bo ya of the Cornet Band are ufk i full stock or 1.1*1. We are not informed m to how making arrangements, and I think many more places he visited on bis' liave theta nearly completed, (or expedition, bnt probably holding a concert sometime next begging enough. He chimed to be walking week, so you Nashville folks look out NnfT for the big parties and when yon see East from the West to the sed ” .____________ ____ them, come up, one and all, both —Alfred Biggs, aHai John Brown, great and small, the latch string hangs stranger arrived the -sight befurel out for twenty'live cents apiece. which was clothed and properlv cored A. B. Farewell and A. B.-Johnson, Yonra Fraternally, *or, ly his folks, and. that is whnt came to grief fast Tuesday evening. M. D. He has been working around town for made Chris happy. Mother and Which means mule driver. two or throe months, and known as daughter both doing well. Jobnspn. His home is in Grand Quite a sensation was created in —A young fellow who ftspii^s to Rapids, and bis wife bring at ibe be a iocal editor on a big daily some tatter place issued a warrant for his , Middleville Monday by tho announce, ment that Mrs. Woodard hud giron day, handed us ibo following: arrest, on the charge of sduhury with , birth to triplets—nil boys, weighing her sister, which was scrved Ly Capt. six pounds each. I McCormick. Capt found and arrest­ IX Dis»—M". Bmilb, wife of Leonard mtn Shot b!ro L**t tuafday ed him nt llaubhotl's saw mill, and GROCERY LINE. Cash Paid for Produce. Please call and examine Goods and prices for yooraelve*. E. R. WHITE. . ATTENTION, ALL! i *f “Ml* * i —DllirGregg.°tl>>e<inaofS«*«'l| took him lo Grain! Rapid, the necl leaving S ebildrcn *nd * kind buibaad te C. APPLE MAN, Milliner and ■ morning, where he now ix behind the nmura tbair lou. Funeral *«rvie*a by Eld­ H, . IX- Mdi„.hj. MM.S ’ , & Gregg, wood contractors, a couple prison bars awaiting 'rial. er P. HnlUr. ' of weeks ago, "did out" for Missouri, • —Capt. McCormick deserves great —Th* Social la connectioa with ib*X. E- | . leaving many dtssatisfied persons. pa, Ik. Higkaal Rafkat Fiiaa tor credit fur (he skill be showed in the Church, will b* *nt*rui*«d by Mr*. G. W. I who are now clamoring for their just , d«a. We have an account of 33 001 capture of Chas. Annis, who was I tiiu* is *nlleip*l*d, add * kind tnrilstloc la sent from Lowell for larceny, aud L. HICKS. Bl.rk.mith, can hr against the firm, which we will sell who -scapeti sheriff Haynes just be­ •Xlsadad lo *11. aaLaa ,.w~.p— » «, alt 01. Mr*. H, A. Bam**, Bee. < ■f chrap. ’ low River Junction, by jumpiug POTATOES, ' —On. ol lhe mo.l eloquent of me* through a waler closet. window. Twenty-nine State Legislatures; '0LBMENT SMITH. , in the j-rai*e of c.tnbli*h>ng n pnp>r Capt. wax taking Chas. Basset to the are grinding away. APPLES, in thi. uiihge. when » » 6r” c"me Reform school and was waiting the here, now refo.ee ev.d to tnke the ] train nt River Junction when he N.wk .nd still be walk, the .ireul. beared of the escape, and left his boy Flour, per bnrre! JJENRY H. WOOD* Wheot. N*. 1 Whit*, flbu. in brand deylicht and claim, t. be an with tlid station agent and started on Red Wb.Ei. bn.................. iHli-ered al Ihair 4 25 honeV nod 1»« loving cili.cn of ibe search By diligent inquiry he Buck Wh -*t Flour,"p cwt Clover Seed. ¥ bn am ELETATOX nf NASBriLLE Nuhville. ___________ got ou'the track of the man. and Iry Corn. bu. ... 60; —Our Fn»btntU folk, nm con’id taking pnseswion of a team overhaul­ Oa!*. fi bu............... faBady. Manufacturer of Ifay. el Ton tb,...erably agitated over the cloee timee. ed bi* mnn, finding him wraped up Hid*«. <r*cn, Roots and Shors, • dry •• LATH, censed by not being blessed with in a horse blanket in a wood wagon. ' beep Pelt*. r*ch...... .!U<9>*1.10 sleighing. We are worried to death He march&i him back to the Junction Butter, fl lb....M..... rhtxgler Chrne. •• <J LIEBHAUSER. WATER LIME, ourselves about it, although we nov and did it io without a handcuff, f1 dot...... ™.... ------- IB er say anything. We prefer Io let pistol or weapon of any kind. He SALT. tl<m*. R>_________ ------- 10 L*r l. "(<1 tb............ 10 telegraphed to Haynes who was on HAIR. the grief eat Into ns,—eat into ns Tallow. f3!b the nearch nt Onondaga who immedi Chiekrn* V lb aias STUCCO. silently. Turkey*, "p tb.„ ..601U —Miss- Ionia Bell Reynolds will airly came and gladly relived Capt. Potalcx**, p bu.......... ,C5@7u J^ASH VILLE HOUSE. . of his charge. which we ahip aad retail M boUom prioea. ' Onion*, pi bu—........... give a rameert al Hastings on Friday ' Be*n<, -fl hu_............ .. <1.25^11.75 Csrr.b. M. MrlxmsWS.Vn'pH,*,,HARDY S AINSWORTH. Jan. SO- She wins gn-at applause Turnip*. bn—., -------- .soraw n 1 P. Beller $ Sim HARDWARE! BUILBEBS MATERIAL, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. HARDY & AINSVORTH. S CORN. Atttney Mi CoMselOT at lai, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., Justice of the Peace, TAIL OR Apple*. Il I.M.............. every where by her due voice, ar. Mrs. Maria B. Lb a, wife of Mr. j Cr*oh»rrie*. W ha—. Baric enllivatien.and her musical tal­ J. U. Lee of Nashville.'died of conJ Drxwod (tna*. 100. 4 •• Beeve* •• . ent She ia "the riaing star of Mich­ sumption"Jauuary I7tb, 9:15, a. nJ iM»pU StijKr. ijinh..:. igan," having herat born ia Ionia | March 9.4BS3, and Michigan people Mrs. Lee was one among the first to |JNION HOUSE. help form and give a religious, moral I should give her a hesHng • K—A caltie buyer of Grand L-dge tone to the new forming society of Rushville She was intimately assu, by the name ol Cbapell. bought a iiated with the first attempts toestab; !W. vaarold steer ofo pi»".by ibe Eh religious worship in the village, name ol KiilJra. of Woodland. Ifll ventually.ghe became an attendant drove off a three year oW. Kidder at the. Christian Church, nn earnest, 8 Hance*. Proprietor. • (yu. JONES. by paying the cash._______ her death / —Abont am weeks ego doe John She was faithful in the discharge of escaped. JEWELER & OPTICIAN. ^InrUnnU. HARDWARE. AMITH & PUTNAM\ health failed. The officers have been on —Faratn hating Bulitr, Egge. Lard, to de ; fre­ well to eat! on En Warrs, before aalliag. sick bed to Mas. Leb leaves four brothers, one sister, her mother, husband, and —Griffith will pay the high*** market price la ca«h for cora. probably, ibe most successful of sny I officiate at her funeral. A short time I before her departure she said th* «xid hold » this .dinged a good supply of Ed Warra’s 80 ek Syrup. A jrobdly number of berth old and I tho future looked bright and hopeful young wore preMat and sdl wave and just before she closed her eyes nicely entertained bf Mrs. and Mr on her earthly friends, she wished Mr. Ohls' time WM whsky them not to be sad but is nately feeding them candy end ep- church 1 ist sabbath at 2 o’clock p. m. Plea Refreshments were served j by W. W. DeGear, and notwith- after which a collection ol over ten dolhrs was taken up- tmpossible (or all to get within the MEAT MARKET! ROBERTS & ROE, A Factious Daw* -O™ church. w*, paid • visit l*«l F"dM nigh' and l^^.hythamomfotidioMn^ _________ VERMOrfTVILLE January 2l«t, 1074. I perticoUr darkey, ever recorded ta lb. annals at its FRESH THE PROVISIONS CAPT. BOISE history. Ha eallod at and grovbwttt, l^lrat Class Goods, BOTTOM EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE !fl pcrak BOHUS. AL. TROUTirnfJS, D ARB ER SHOJE>. 1. Ik. b«iWL..j>t,p<.H. 0,1 VMra K—, rockery, Notions, Glassware, lothing, Stoneware, Hats and Caps, Sugars, Furs, Teas, Buffalo Robes,, effe e TOBACCO, CIGARS PIPES price*, rep*ring and oiling baramss* prompt* iy aUeadod Io. Shop over 4Dell Barlow' GIVE HIM A CALL. NICHOLS’ GROCERY! —Ge to GBirrirn'* to buy School Books. Editor News : wood,! which finds a ready sale now, follows: N good many are al»ort, in that &8OBS, PROMS, fa, A. I*. NICHOL* BOOTS AND SHOES, necessary article, owing to the want wanted FALL AND WINTER GOODS PRICES FOB CASK MR. DELL BARLOW As I asat myaelf this morning to Rov. DeGoer's and naked for sapper will find *11 klsd* st Kd Wam's. and lodging. Supper was prepm. . jot down a few .stray ideas and Vlll*«r« Ordinance, and the oolord gentleman ale as if he perchance note a few ’•focals.” I had passed through, famine. When notice that the farmers are quite The Common Council of the Tillage qf NaekviOe, Ordain, taking advantage of the bedtime arrived h. w~ ahownfo a generally ( Tb*t Bm. 8, r>t »nd ordfaoae* «atllM « Pali* wheeling to come lo town and erdtnane* U urn-nd *n or<ftn*n®« vefltlx! bed up stmts, and made the modal good , rance* that Mr. VeGeer !«'»>*• bnng 1 their folks along, AIm> I noaice a nnmher of teams loaded with light burning all night. Mr. DeGeer quite , th* darkey STOCK To which bo iuvttM th* attention ef th* . Fubli*. H* mH* ■0L, Oe to Griffith's to bay your OyeAara. Wat C. Clerk wUhtt t* Inform the people of Nash villa and vioiaity ikalht h -ARGEST AND FINEST eity, a WE W STOCK of vail tcltcitd Gtocmti cheerful, ardware, Painta^OHa, Fash, taken up wbh lira little folks in the saying, all u well. The funeral serv­ kitchen in taking care of nod alter­ ices were held in the Christian Doors, Illlnal*, Ace. BMITH k PUTNAM. QBOCEBIE SI Ed Whit* has received a fine lot ef Ballimore Oysisra from first packer* and ia pre*1 pared to furniab them in large or small/ quantities at reduced price*. Those daatr^ ing to gel up Oyster suppers will save moa^r the search since then, ant. he was ariisied last Friday "'S'” *' Mr targe circle of devoted friends to ■a . • ■ cut eut Tobacco I ..uaiia ?. fuoum their loss. From hef active I. Hare yon tried hit 40. 50, Bkaeecrans. in our neighboring town ehAorTul and Bmntahlt diar*o*itir>n I "^eaJ cheerful and amniable disposition Heve you looked al tboM Sugars for 10 sldp of Woodland, and was taken to I and Ute help renderd society she had id 12} oasis? Grand Rapids to await hi» trial on If aat de ea immtdltlely; yon will noli , I won for herself many warm (Heads charge o< murder. Ho is said In be I who will greatly miss her. n »ery desperate character alaevbera. | Some week* before > her demise I NBahvlIta, Nov. 1st, 1B76. P. Holi.es * Sos h«ve kaoektd th* b*t—The Chrirtlan Society held st [she gave full .directions as to her lorn eleor oat of old price in Hardware. : LEBOY C. Mr. Olds' last Tuesday evening, was. I burial, and the minister she wished to Olds * her the work she undertook Snyder assaulted and heal Patrick quently rising fioiJJ n Rogan al Lowell. Rogao died from the efleets of his injuries. Snyder meat her ciigsgempflis. QUAS. w. DEMARAY. SUfrHUim* wlirn P. HOLLER & SON, New Store . *»y K«’,nK kirns call. is-ned and placed a warrant in Capt faithful worker in the Sabbath do not belong is At Onaga but McCormick's hands foi arrest. Capt. School, and a valuable member of fonnd him al Charlene and Mr. Chao the Choir Kir organist for several Granger? price*. ell was very glad to seitle the mailer yearn, till abont eight month* before -^TINNER’S WORK A SPECIALITY. Proprietors. <i.Mxai2.oo ka.uoZXJS.so oo nOOfmSAOO N*mtnl*l ' LOCAL MATTERR Are the "V"ery Best in the Market । of snow thia winter. Om friend D. R. Spaliman sad W. I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD, Bii if Country Pradsce tales in ftciw fr GsMxjt n W«t Martel Price., !»»• U V*. »••• —— —Z . H B*nedu« are driving quite a lively the fifteenth da/ of Notember until Marek the Q. A. Tsvka* PraaMaat. SUBSCRIBE FOB THE NEWS C. A. TRUMAN, �A ¥wr TaluHr ’ trzix%,ozzx. «t ?W, tore too.. in MMafao for m*U4 tWx bwKaa. and declare®' nobMy «*n ; FfaiteWphto. Ttotr sud than but__________ hmteclf. w.d that if »bay »•>’ - • - • would -fmy ©J atypg -teti faararouioaa. Aftsx. jsaCXMSUiur. then*- moRNMut ot the prcswnA <Uy ia uuqnra»tou*bly the War which the Fannare arc waging against the Mcnopolie* of all kind* that have for Be long been nibbing tfaejpeoyk And opprewaing the »ar, at W*U>:ugU*». itec week, vm well at-' tended, ften. Negtoy <J*ji«•:**! tbe addro**. *j*d «w. Albert Pike reeled a poem. —The Preeideul, on the l«h inat., eent a ■manage to tho Senate withdrawing the nomiOu.tJ~Lk-.illatter baring requested the withdrawal of his te. It then show* how this noble tom 1ms been perverted to further cad* of selfish eapitaliirtd sad mil­ d directors, who sack gain al th.- ex­ toe of Jhe bommnuity ; and wo are en s terrible and thrilliag account of crimes and frauds of the railroad poratioBB of to-day. The author ■Ids a feariesB and vigorous pfn, and hts out the evil* which thi* selflalx ed has entailed upon u*. He ahpws j the great corporation* have been ..> to control On — tho whole country .; I, hoW r have robbed the uatiofi, and ooried our Congress, State Legialatrrcs Courts of Justice. • ossiug from the Monopolists "and r outrages, the author takes, up the is of the wronged and oppressed' acre, and give* u» a detailed stateit of the evils from which the fsnndaa; is suflbri " Bully th® OAUMM —. ..-------- ,KT-T-r, ws liow and by whom the farmers Gov. Davie, who quietly retires. ' -It to denied that the President favure a new election Lu Loutoan*. injured. —The Kansas Fannoro’ Cooperative Areo—The Phitodelplii* 0*dA»M <*»“*■•«* dWlou. m'-UHp-'p —1 era hsd *n interview wifc tii« Self ci Commit­ toe of tbe Houm of Reprc*euteUv/w ai Wwbingtim. tbe other day, during which they »nnouncwl ipftite. Committee lh*t yhey would subsidy ef ton-mHlitm* of do6m. . - Mr. W. C. Flagg, iTwidcnt of tho Illinoia Farmero’ Association, delivered au elaborate address b*f»re th* National Cheap Transportatiou Convantioo, at Washington, in the courao of which bo gave bis solution of the trans|>ortation problem. Hie plan, iu brieE to re build eight grand trunk railway lines, Ao* uncting ths North. West, South and EaaL He thinks they eould be built for Wfl.Wljgr mil^ which weuld bo about *25.000,00V for each road, or i^pOO,000,000 for the wbole-about ♦7.000,the average, for each State througu they run, or an .aaHMNHMint of WUUmb Pinckney White to the United State* Senate for four year* from tb» 4th of March. ------ Qa^iJxTi^ of Texas, ha*mad* a «aoond appeal to Pretideut Grant to aulat him Ln holding th* Executive chair, and baa been again vcfUMid. To hi* laai appeal th* Prcaident'haa replied through Attorney-General William* that he (Darial has already held the ofitco longer than the law allows, and that he may an well abandon all hope of Federal rrxAjrcux and industrial. -WtooMMUU produced 10.000,000 potui ■ the- cause of disease, and the patient re- ’ ! ! corers his bealuT 1®y ** » blood purifier ami a life-giving prindpla, The ggWBKMS^^g^iS >at, Jan. 15.—Strait.—A number of ivorsbly ou th* jwtiUon tbit lb* **Urt< * feet* of the evils it denounces, cannot fail to have a txemeuduus sale. It i* an ably written Work, and a bold and vig­ orous plea in behalf of the fanners and all-who are oppressed and ' robbed by the grasping Monopolies which are causing so much trouble. ' jThe book is sold by subscription THIS PRINTING INK Dr. Turner’s Guide to Health. —A London di»pal<li aayu: "A Spanish frig* tebnrRevived st Mers-et-Ke ter and do tna’idooriho surrender of tiro Niimancia. Tho USti PAYINC EMPLOYMENT >rall havlnc ipar* Um*. ' *om«Uiln< trow at »l»*Uln*. NofBwrysrtf-t*,knta«*e*«»ltr to* miselous can bo allowed to dealer*, who, there­ fore, KHncfjmcA rtconunni<l inferior organ* tm vltich they are aUowrd larger yrojl/e. Baar Htyle* Beady. COLONIZATION III COLORADO. in building through railroad* for the purpose of eolving the transportation problem, and . pabife regards a*-nimtlLy ii«pMea» any attempt to ecltls it bf prworibuig fares and rates bylaw. They favor the passage cf law* by State LngteBtttfJta to compel rsihoada transporting grain m bulk lo deliver the same quantity that at a meeting of the Deputies, couatitut- but wbjth tue’er* wrrr mteequratly abothbed »>y ing tho majority in the lata Cortca, a vote of l»<.......... , - ■' • they received. ooi>tld*Ma ia GaabaJar," '^padmiiv !,•**!-■ P SatcedIy, Jail. 17 —J^aafe—Nol'ln Mssiou: aMt^n (Tte*iV~ at lb* Whole for'arnerel d|*raUou oii Al»r«ll*i>rcn* year'* toWfRlf c«Hr *ndhay in tbe Htteea of ! ,be »*•*”«. Thehwn-ated ■teUJ«M«*ti*a bean lUiuoto, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, delivered to * Bpaniah frigate. Tiro authority tojic*. Ku»k in Um> chiUr. Sfercbca ware mid* by Mi-ronri, Ohio, Tanuemiee, and Wtocooain. j ot the ttovernment to fully restored iu BarcoTUo estimated total production of oats in tiro ><>»*. Htatoa named in 187J was, in round number, j “11 “ *»»»OlUW*<1 111 the foreign dispatches : Hannaford k Thompson, HUDscrip183.300,000 bushels, and tiro falling off from that ClJu* has determined to make no treaty tian Book Publisluhw, Chicago, have in thi* Ln 1873 ia placed at 10 2-10 per cent. In- ; with Peru until that nation fhall have released diaca *bowa the hcaviete loaa. being over 17 ' *«d <*’“ b*CK ev«T w>w held there, par cent., and TennosMC tbe largest gain, or j tnd pledg’d itself to discontinue coolie im- ru^.-Editor WcsU-m Rural, one of our । sliest and best known agricultural wri­ nearly » per emit. The estimates or tbe hay portstiorfs Ln tiro future. crop-gtoo Mi,'aVer>Re Jailing off qJ Uro crop —Wsrl«**rt»r<*«» ontDetwtste Salvsrtgr ^id of 1*73 ae tdmpaAd with that of 1973 equal Honduras,'!!* (fcteral Afaeries. « J I .1 . . to CJ per ©ent., arid makes tbe total yield ! .—Tbe frieud* of tiro Tichborne claimant last year in tbe above State* nearly 10,000,000 , recently mobbed one of tiro counsel for TrteZ-Ait- ‘ Book Agents, and Farment ton*. i the prosecution M be was leaving the court- esnecUliy, ahonld read the publishers' iMlvertisement It is bound to sell —Il to given out from Washington that the " —The Duke of Edinburgh to on a visit to Senate Committee ou Public Building* and Ax TrtfttBMur on observing s beautiful ,gt. Petersburg. Grounds have decided that it will bo inexpe­ —A railway viaduct, in j.-ouree of construc­ crctjojory, .remarked thgthe considered dient to consider any new propositions for erecting Government building* thi* year, and tion atToquella, Spain, reeentlvgave way. it» healthy place to be burio4>othatteMk aLonld be confined totiiO** now in goo^piAj wATTjj »°£«* nraUon wm analtv aulwntute oS«v*d by <Ionian*, aa follow*: » Act rrpcsUng the in-rvao- In naUrip- of TUi* company have, recently completed and now offer a number c'----- » beautiful in external gruwu aiuucu capwciiy, which render them th* cbeapeat which they have over made. Among them are ftvr.-Octavk Docnix-UxED Oboanh st fillO, <135, •IK to tl8$: with three and fodr «ete of read*, •175 to •325. Oilror tevtoa, up to fourty ■et* of reed*, at tl.500. Many of tiro** are in naw ITmuokt Resomaxt Cases, of great «CffSiSE ■ tbe excallenca aud beauty. Home cunlsln tho now ■top* Vtox. n‘Amour Evfwokk. ixr*ovrn Vox -rbrft-rr offer- I Htmara. and tbaKxvuLvixu Faix-Boaru. Organ* ranted with privilege of purchase, or *old for payments running t Urough one to ORGANS Attention. Agent* 2 R«arfy Ar Armu, ih* OBOCXMIWKl!.: • ■»*««* o*m FARMERS’ MOVEMENT, Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. BOSTON, NEW YOIiX AND CHICAGO. Br Nm. /. Wr-ws *ai>L Tfc» Fm0- mkm Nauru, ; lamn. Ch.*. Gr>a«au Ma. I TtwwT.U. >M GARGLING Oil Cough#, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. tboly fact that American women have degenerated iu point of health and phywiijfc, until they harp become liter­ ally ii’rdce of jtrdallak. 'tIow sifl it Is tq look around us .-wd compare the frail and effeminate looungTady of to-day -iLfe UX “<> of days gone by. To all such tho late dmoovery of Dr. Warden,-of California, . ’ THiXjfRiKTti a priceless boon indeed.__ For Gus cIam ' NEW YORK. ai diseases it is certain and safe, and Bttvie—Hatfro*.....;.......... a.j My, old or young, can take it with entire confidence in the result, and thus Moid what to thousand* is a stumbling k never overcome, vfc: A cdnsnlfit- remedy will roach the disease, sad n cure. The mittpnt Fevers, which are lent to the valieye of our great zfveiB r throughout the United 8tatea,eweciAiry .< those of the Mi«dsripplt OttfelgiBoari,.. > Illinois, Tenneaeee, Cumberland, Aifcan- -’ so*, Red, Colorado, Brazoe, Rio GraM^i , Peer!, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, RoI •Dokv, JmIn. mA SMB . their vast tributaries, ■iiiiMp»iW~W;;A entire country during the Summer and Auturpn, amLremarkably «o during eea6ous of unusual heat and dryness^ are I f invariably accompanied by extensive de- I ■ rangom.nl> of tho aumwii >nd and other abdominal vificcrs. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ erful influence upon these vari«u* or. cans, is essentially necessary. There.J Uno cathartic foy the purpose equal to De. J. Walkkb’s Vintca* Bittbrs, as they will upcedily remove the dark- , colored viscid njatter with which tho •bowed* are loaded, at tho same time stimulating the secretion* of th© liver, • ' and generally restoring the healthy I'uuctiuiw of the digestive,organ-. Fortify the body against disease by purilying all its fluids with VnfBoxn Birrns. No epidemic can take hold / •f a system thus fore-armed. . .. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pam in the SliouTders, .Ooeghc/ Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of tho Stomach, Bad Taste iu tbe Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpilaration of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain io the region of the Kiff-'' neys, and a hundred otbpr painful $ymp- i toms, are tbe offsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a bctterjKMteameo of its merits than a lengthy advertise» ro •While I Wk*, Pnrinle*, Bolls, Osrirancl**, iiiDg-wuru»r Scald-head, Sore Bya*. Hryeiaris*. iteh.•• Scurfu, ^wooloratiom of the 8»n, JJuBJ'.'n* and Disease* of tiro Skin of whatovr.r n.-unr or nstnre, are literally dog Tip MUM • ■>«« </ ■*• ya*°> «■ • «■<« ' of those Bitten. OH* ‘cmoAod; Wood’s Molil Masm. HE BEST DOLLAR IONTHLT. $5 to $15 ' THK YOSEMITE VALLKY, —Three Uvm were lost by th* burning of * building in Hixtielli alreet. New York, on the AGEITB WAITED FOE THE HISTORY OF THE GRANGEO-tt.MOVEMENT d' AAjE FARMER'S WAR AGAINST MONOPOLES. Tb< fU'owtag te tbe vote oo th* bitt: leyard, iogy, toreman, oi» J*s a •( • larch J. 1!C3. rttUU«! •• An wt making approprla- ■U. nlbocj. -• cases, Walkmb’* VuiaGA* BlTTKKS have shown their great curative powers} in thu mo^t obatinate and intractable cate*. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Goat, Bilioua Remit­ tent and Intermittent Fe»ert,£faeascs of tho Blood, Liver, KidncvE-and Bladder, these Bittere hare no equal. Sheh are caused by Vitiated Blood. *«m Mechanical Diseases.—Pwaotw mgaged in Paihta and MlneraW, satdr-M I’lumbcxMrType-Betterv, Gold-beaters, ami M inert, a» they advupfrip liie, are THROAT AND LUNGS, CRZ1U4L AM CAfJMWZAX. -Kx-tteaaMnpML We ftofahlting 6«0*tary of the •Mllkft>’tia4>ma| Banta, ef Ns* York, has been sentenced lo ten yean' im­ prisonment iu the Albany Penitentiary. - Col. Thomae N. Stillwell, Minister Jo Veuszuela during Johnson's Fftwldctrfi^ aflminiocratton, wan allot d*«<i by John E. Cor­ win. ai Anderson. Ind., a few days ago. —Mai! Agent Cowles, of the lioek ' TU SUadxrd Liaiaent of the United Sulu. Ammilmi.Wsljwl.tU »;« ■»■*»eupproased by the now Government. -Much uneasineu to felt in Paris and . Xo Fenoa «m tektAfflWtaw-. v arcording to directions, ^md retpaft torfg II unwell, provided their booM Btroyed by mineral poison or other... mean*, and vitol organ* wasted Tieyontl — re^l(nm. Ranfttent ani later ; ‘ at lUUiimoro last week, adopted a resolution callingion ^cngreer to redfmn atfleug tlO,CVO.OO0 ‘df ij«e> <»riuional- currency, which it regard* as largely in exceea of the public —Order has been restored in Madrid. needs. They aleo recommended that moasurea —Tho right of trial by Jury has just been to be taken to reintroduce sibrer into the cuxt rency, and that tho Comptro*er of the Cur­ 'relabltolied hi the State of TamanUpaa, Mexico, in criminal cases, tho law haring rency be deprived of all discretionary power been proclaimed with great solemnity by the over th* currency. The Board. Aluuks U,not. veution at Wetettngton. vhidi to Jute ad­ journed, by ItaiMstoaregubfting therxilroadr. but not fixing their rate* ; by throwing the roads open to all who are willing to pay for tbe use of tbe track*, by improving the water way* from th* interior to the ocean, aud by th* construction of roads and canal* by the Federal Government, to be u«»4 by rilizona ou Ibe payment ef £6*M ■ A National Barash i* to be otabhabad, the mcmlier* of which are to look after tiro paaesga of Blate law* pre­ venting exMMHivc charges and.mijfirt dj*crimination*. Tiro abolition <H thMViwL-^aSa sywtem and the *ub*idy‘ swindle are other means to the *ame euA'-ft"< ■ ■ ' [ , Several caao* of • tricliioa apirali* have oc­ curred iu Bt. Ixrota. They wuo caused by the harts found on ths tower raspa tri Uh. Sierra Ncrads mo®truxui of Qitfbru!a. the medicinal preiierti** of which.... are extntfced tberdrt«w®6<*>fcb dfe 7j IN AMERICA ALWAYS. vVKtexD. —MilerfllUa lied cars, containing 30,i 000 pounds ot. wool, passed through O: from GaUforahi during 187X agreed ujgj^leCrary'* bill to regulate com­ merce bj*pilroad among the aeyeral BUtea, and will tmyt it to tiro house at the flrat .op; |>ortunHyJS&getiier with a report'Wu the rub Jed of the bill, which Mr. MhCrary 1* now.. TweHWstBetelsiKphm ofHraw, PROTECTION Against Fire and Thieves. ,"«haCT> t 4^2,. FanyGUch.), Fsttanut ; * FiiBlity Sarins Bal asl Salt Deposrtan FrHmgtrejsnn. Pratt, GokUtawatte, Usrawy. H»ndUkm (Mc-h Bobartec ASK YOUR DRUGGIST (OR GROCER CINCINNATI. WHITE CASTILE SOAP, -•.’ru'^s MiiWAtnax. WHITE FLOATING SOAP. PERFECTLY PURE, IECTAR are effectually destroyed and wsahved. - >*■» svstem of medicine, no rsrmifi thelminitka will free the srsteni like thew Bitten. For Female Complaint or old, rnsniwl or ainglo, at the. manhood, or the turn of life. Bitten display so decidea an in. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-01-30.pdf.pdf b783acd1782d88ce3d8f85c1bdec3f57 PDF Text Text Progression. No Retrograding NASHX^LlE, BARRY CO., MICIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1874. VOL. I. It must have unused parlor that I What she might h herself, we cannot of the I hour before. Ae to if left to M* at that mo- Now, among the few agtipathiea of hon­ est Harry, Gaaata kn-W that , against peddlers to be One uf the strongest. Her first thought was, “How shall I get rid of him?" ^nt a second glance showed the board balaaebd o'n his head, and the pretty toys UHAufcacs glistening (VS sod 'bur^bta Mtet 4 BO Irtnrai* to •« C-O-. .^nrr*.7^teT^rT*w‘w' aWX~' BVrntO A VASE. A Htobt for Yotrxo Wives. for© yon would have been injyodniyd to ing iMw dignities now, and, it must bo confessed, most worthily. It was not a b«aT doth™ il#J, °nl7 l>clongs to kMhnaYa the beginning of yellow moons, where the good man's ao fresh and dean with the slanting rays of ‘’ 1/1 in the fanover the polished snrfsce. uws,'*thtffiiaemi>troaa. When Harry dewea first aafcd htt tosharoJus fortq^Us/^uUe wwi kwirt tbit that article was mostly to be found in the broad hand*MhI then trembled in impatience waiting for the answer. But when she not hesitate. What would be the.world full of bank stock to her if Harry had Bat £1 the morning, as her voice kept time to the clatter of milk-pans, or with •io™o< ing, until their little home blossomed named apartment in and al ff to leading into that state-room. . It was bright Mb the other, but lacking the the round table with •pled the new ornament, and viewing it with a critic’s eye, “ Hoped aha did not give many cents for that sham—cracked, too, ao that it wouldn’t hold water. " . . The glitter even was coming off her ( gold. But the revealing of this base metal was yet before her. Sitting in the sunny kitehen,'a few weeks la|ar, when the increasing chili rendered the crackling fire a need, two ladies called upon her. . “ We are getting up a box to send to a city missionary for distribution ; this frosty air makes one think of the poor,’’ said Mis. Morgan, drawing nearer the wuat Tint grangers want. - A prominent Eastern daily recently printed the report of an interview with . (f ; cnRKEP ITEMS ' I Thx liberal }ewa talk of celebrating their little their Sabbath <a Bunday. ! Bvikia owns only 100 nrwipft]*nt, while Germany eteinu 2,BOO. A Bootox house is said to have al­ most a monopoly of the toothpick trade. In Belli annually about 500,000,000 of toothpicks. ' and India rubber ore two great boons which tin- discovery . of Amorim be­ stowed upon mankind. A Wxbtxxx genius has just invented NO. IS WOMANLY. PLUCK. day adds fresh proof. Only the other attracted widespread attention. To the day an Eastern paper recorded the ad­ question what practical steps tin1 grange venture of a young lady with a midnight organisation would aak Congress to take burglar, wherein the brave heroine, armed with an iron poksr, placed the the Congressman stated that do large cracksman hort du combat, handed him appropriations were expected, to sub­ over to the minions of the law, subse­ sidise railways or open new water lines quently appeared in court, testified to the Atlantic; bnt that there were against the culprit, and secured hla in­ three important things which the farm­ carceration in the State Prison. A few ers of the West would aak of Congress, and he thought their request would l>e bright young leads from the country, conceded. The find is to remove all while leisurely trudging her way along oltaawctionrfrom the Mississippi river, the road toward the eity, unmindful of which is the natural highway of the danger, was suddenly confronted by a whole interior at the continent.' The ‘hideous looking brute in human shape, secoW is, that the Mississippi valley who aporoachod her with an indecent proposal. Instead of fainting outright, shippers of produce to ship by that. or vainly shouting for help, as almost route, by such legislation aa will pro­ any other girl similarily situated would hibit railways from making dtacrimate naturally have done, she seized a stout VARIETIES. chargee. The last step shall be ouch shillalah and smote the scoundrel over Smit h bread—Rolls and plenty of ’em. legislation M will secure reasonable the head with such force jw to com­ Pmuttrn creditors — Those ■ who rates on live stock from the West to pletely knock him out of time, and con­ New York. To this end the granges tinued to belabor him and shqut for as- don’t dun. * demand that Congress shall provide Thx most thrilling tale known is that “ for such supervision and control by ef a burly policeman, to whom ahe sur­ of the rattlesnake. T ■­ national authority of the rotas of freight rendered her prisoner. And now the Breach of good manners—For ruin charged upon live stock as will make New Orleans TYmea narrates a circum­ to stare you in the face. them reasonably profitable to the rail- stance wherein a young girl in that city bore heroelf bravely under such trying keep thoroughly coaled. enable the stock raiser of the West to circumstances as wonld have severely A bobb—The man who persists in talk­ I tested the most dogged determination live by his industry." . ing about'himself when you wish to | ever shown by the average genua homo. It will i>e observed that the forego­ ing plan involves no considerable ex­ The other Sunday this young lady was talk about yourself Good metal—An iron will, a silvery penditure of Government funds, other at church, when, during the delivery of than for the opening of the mouth of the sermon, she suddenly became aware voice, plenty of brass, and a little tin the Mississippi river; and for this pur­ that something of a crawling nature was will win golden opinions. A tooxg student wants us to tell him pose the advocates of the plan argue, making an expeditious journey up her with good sense and truth tliat sufficient leg. Startled, os may well be believed, if W-o-r-c-o-s-t-e-r spells Wooster, why she was the nonce bereft of power of ll-o-c-h-e-B-t-e-r don’t spell Booster. means can be raised by lopping off the regular yearly appropriations for dozens action, and there forthwith chased each Why is^a doctor better taken car© of other through her mind extremely lively j of insignificant harbors, which benefit than his patients ? Because when he : only unimportant localities. While the and fearful apprehensions touching goes to b©d somebody is sure to rap j right to regulate roles on railways tra­ snakes, rata, and a host of disgusting him up. versing more than one State has never creatures, bnt with a determined effort Domestic young lady (making pie)— been asserted by Congress, many of the she recovered her presence of mind, and “ Frank, the kitchen’s no place for boys. ablest constitutional lawyers of the by the time the " thing" had got a short ' Has dough such an attraction for you?” United States claim it, and protest distance above her knee, she cl uk'hed it Clever youth—“It isi>t the dough, strongly in its (avof. The same doc­ through her dress with a viBc/like grip, trine was advanced in ths recent speech and held on like grim death. Since A tovjfo beau, at nis sister’s evening in Congress of Mr. McCrory, in favor the first revelation of the matreasing party began to sing, “ Wliy am T bo establishing a commission to revise circumstance she had not titered a weak and weary ?" when a little brother sound, nor indeed given any outward freight and passenger rotes on oil roads brought the performance to a sudden running from oue State to another, or sign of the mental torture which she close by yelling out, “ Aunt Mary aays traversing a number of States. His must have suffered, but sat rigid and it’s ’cause you come home bo late and Hl>eoch was concurred iii by the West­ composed, firmly grasping that “ hor­ drunk ’most every night!" ern members almost unanimously ; and rible thing,” which ahe knew was some A Mr. Dahn runs n stove and hard­ white we cannot expect all the evils of living creature, when, upon being our present transportation system to be clutched, it gave forth a squealing ware store at Fogle Harbor, and the round. For full three-quarters of an MarquetteJournal says: “He musthave an extensive trade, for we have heard to see a strong beginning made at the hour the brave girl sat there, as com­ posed as ever, still retaining her hold to his name mentioned in connection with present session of Congress. the close of the service, when she de­ all the stoves and stovepipes we have i REMARKABLE PETRIFICATION OF .4 parted homeward, never relaxing her ever put together here or elsewhere." BRIDE. grip until reaching home, when, giving Baid Lord John Biuaell to Hume at Dr. Jorsck, of Marksville, LA., is re­ hurrieu explanations to her mother, she a social dinner, “ What do you consider “The sponsible for a remarkable story which fainted dead away. A quick examina­ the object of legislation?” wonld seem apocryphal were it not that tion by la mere revealed the presence of greatest good to the greatest number. ” similar cases have been previously re­ a rat, dead as a door nail, oh the cause “What do you consider the greatest ported. Something over a month since, of the unhappy adventure, which for number ?** continued hie lordship. a (pend of his, a lawyer and a man of lively interest, and the revealing of a “ Number one, my lord,” wai the com­ scientific tastes, was married to a beau­ remarkable spirit in the mind of a moner’s prompt reply. tiful girl of sixteen. The afternoon fol­ young girl, is not often matehod in this “ And we knew yon would be glad to plosive automatic urchin ohsstiser and assist,” added Mrs. Niles. “We only combined hair-comb, editorial protector - • UM me UUC MBS camo to tell yon our plan to day. Come and hash-cutter. He expects to ffihko a n i........... ' —'rbelonging io to onr meeting next Friday ami bring colossal fortune. me today F’ asked tii-s dark Jewish fan whatever you can spare." A Nrw Haver manufacturer recently appearance in the d _ “If you only had that shawl, now," iutormed lya book-keeper that bis;sal­ “Old clothea," (bought Cassie; “does said Harry, when told of the plan, ary of $1,200 must be reduced <200, he tliink I look like that?” “how warm it would keep some poor And, indeed, the sharp, black eyes body's shoulders. ** Harry did not twelve months, thus making the amount were scanning, ratll^r qtuxxically, every due him for the next year <800. This corner, as if in pursuit of ths sgtCttae sad blunderer, like some other men, is the meanest yet. - - , deprecated. , • and could not know this was Cowie's Moot Frenchmen, when they conimit “No,” she said atowA, and with a first thought, or the tears she shed. suicide, like to do it in a way which will touch of hesitation, the quick ear of the Friday afternoon came, and Cassie, vender of ware* detected. with a bundle started for the meeting. render them celebrated in the papers, such is the inherent vanity of their na­ at the pretty “Please, lady, _ . “ I thought, perhaps, you would feel thing, ” he urged, suiting the action to disposed to give your old shawl,” said ture. A coachman living at Montmartre > worth by lowering the toad ; and m he her sister, meeting her st ■ the door; invited his friends to dinner recently, and on arriving there, instead of finding did ao, the shining ra» rays caught in a “ but you have not got it, I sec." Mrs. Niles was directorcM, and read their boat at the head of the table, ruddy a letter from the. city missionary who and joyous, they discovered him dead, “ Just the thing for any parlor man­ had gone from their quiet town, and in hanging on the bedpost. He had taken tel," ahe incautiously exclaimed. whom all felt an interest, telling of such the precaution to provide bread, cheese, “ Mrs. Broad herself has not anything suffering and want as brought many a and wine for bls guests. more beantiffil. Are they real?" ahe tear to the eye, closing with the over Vice Pbxhidkxt Wilsox, who was at continued. solemn words, “Inasmuch as we have the Woman Suffrage National Conven­ - “ Pure Bohemian, Shust vot I i done it to these, ye have done it to tion, in Washington, the other day, be­ ssya," asserted he of the mahogany vis­ ing called upon for a word of encour­ age, without a twinge in the place his “ Miss Spear will put on the list the agement, rose and said: MI wish conscit nee used to occupy years ngone. gifts of each to 'be kept. Mrs. H. simply to say that I am under, impera­ “Oh, what will you take for them? Clewcs, two aprons and a flannel sack. tive orders to make no speeches on any How much are they worth in money ?" Ahem I” called the active directoreaa, subject I will add, however, that “They vaah not lor money, lady—old ' and Cassie felt as though she was the twenty years ago I came to the con­ clothea." lump sticking in the .good woman’s clusion that my wife, my mother, and “ But I haven’t any." | throat. my sisters were aa much entitled to the “No bedquilts, blankets, lady?" right of suffrage as myself, and I have Cassie mentally reviewed her stores, that evening os, after telling her story not changed my mind since.” (Lend and dismissed them to their shelves through many team, the impulsive wife applause. ] again. took up the unoffending vase,.to com­ “No, no; nothing of the kind." mit it to destruction. “This shall be THE MYSTERY. OF BARD TIMES. “ No coats, shawls, fine top-boots, its place," and the young husband gent­ A- Dayton, Ohio, journal endeavors to lady?" . ly placed it on. the kitchen mantel over clear up this mystery a little by pub­ A sudden thought! A gift from an the little tin bonk they had nailed up lishing tome statistics tliat ought to be aunt, at her marriage, had been a gay, for missionary mon^. “ It shall .stay impressive. It shows that in that ci$y plaid woolen -ahawL Thia, of course, there, to teach us both a lesson, that of 30,000 inhabitants there are 540 bar­ had thrown into the shade the good bay ell gifts are talents for which we must rooms, which consume daily nine bar­ State of solid colon tiud had heretofore account to our own oonsdenoe and to rels of common whisky, 400 kegs of lager ser-. i^AU warmthRnd beau­ our Master.” beer and as many of ale, to esy nothing ty. Why not part with this last ? It of the finer kinds of wines and liquors, was not a necessity, and the ruby vase , aic.no longer' aits im the kitchen alone which arc used to a considerable extent. tempting her, was foaFTteeoinlng one. ' of an afternoon—but in thc family-sit­ She went for the abiwL ting room of the tasteful home they tion of tobacco amounta to 15,000 cigars Though, of course, I shall get more now call theirs. Visitors see a ruby 200 pounds of smoking and 120 pounds than the vase for it," jflH thought vase standing on a brocket alone,' and of chewing tobacco daily. The editor, But the wily tradesman balanced it on under it the tin mission box, and aomeafter a careful study of the figures, his hand, held it up to the light sub- 1 times in the twilight the little ones cipher* out that a Lor-kM per at 10 otents picioualy, and finally oaid : •* Well, ' gather about mamma’s choir to listen a drink, gets <309 for a barrel of whisky lady, I may lei ye have the von vaas for to the oft-repeated story of the shawl that costs 40. This does not mc.m hart! these; but it be very aheep, very aheap * that was lost, the lesson won. times for him, certainly, whatever may indeed." bo the case with those who give him the The conclusion of the whole matter,of NATIONAL PROGRESS. profit of <260 per barrel. The expendi­ couroe, was that the unworthy Jew de­ An exchange thus discourses on our ture of Daytou for whisky, malt liquors lowing, being in her husband's “Bock parted with the shawl softly atowad progress in one hundred years : “ Only and tobacco is more than five times what study ’’ with three or four intimate •way in his pack, leaving Qaaaie looking think what a hundred yean has wrought it lays out for bread. The figures of friends, their attention was called to after him from the doorway with the One hundred years ago our revolution­ our foreign trade balances are not *0 some bouldera from' Arkansas. These coveted treasure in her band, and feel­ ary ancestors made the biggest “ draw­ important aa these, to a great many Ixiulders on being broken open present, ing much aa if she had sold her birth­ ing " of tea in Boston harbor of which j people at least. ! in the central space, a crystaline formaright Then ahe went into the parlor there is any record. It took all the wa­ I tion and sometimes contain water, or and tried it on every part of the mantel, TREMENDOUS TOWER. , ; ter in the harbor and thro© hundred and but somehow it did not fill ai large a The Tower of Babel was. o pigmy to and water. His fact being known to forty-two chests of prime tea for the space in reality aa jt had in imagination, what a company of enterprising Phila­ one of the young ladies, it was proposed drawing. What a vest amount of his­ and ahe went back diasatisfied. delphia bridge builders propone to con­ to break open the largest boulder, and tory has been made on this aide of the At first ahe thought she would Dot' Atlantic in that eventful one hundred struct as a toy to grace the approaching tell Harry; but be Dptioed.thc little centennial exhibition in that city. It is cloud, and soon ebdted &e whole story. yean.- Then the entire white popula­ to be sf wrought iron, quo thousand feet •nd the. bride conceived the romantic the health of her hustion numbered scarcely three millions. “ Let me see the bauble," was all hia in thir rock-imprisoned Now there are seventeen Stales with I i in height, and beside it tn6h structures comment “ Why, here's a crack in the as the dome of St. Peter’s, ths pyramids fluid. She did ao, and in a few moover one million each. New York alone cup! Never trade with a Jew, my Csshas a population exceeding that of all of Egypt and Bunker Hill Monument, the colonies by nearly a million and a would be dwarfed into inaignificance. the act She complained of excessive Then, seeing the tears start for her dis half. Pennsylvania exceeds ft by half The tower is to be circular in section, pains in her stomach, and her husband appointment, added, “ Never mind; one hundred and fifty feet in diameter a million, and Ohio and Illinois each the experience is the wise tea Aer, after yearly equal the entire white population at the base, diminishing to thirty feet at On their arrival, though but fifteen all” ‘ of the American colonies one hundred the top. It is prppossd to h^ye spiral minutes had elapsed since ahe drank It is wonderful what value a lost arti­ staircases winding around the center the fatal draught, she was dead. She cle acquires. Cassie’s mother came te tube for those preferring to walk up ; had already become rigid, and, the the next day to assist in covering a but elevators will be provided, which NEW YORK’S MURDER RECORD doctor says, “In three quarters of an The statistics of homicides in New are calculated to ascend to the top in hour her entire body became aa hard York arc encouraging to the newspapers three minutes. Tins is one of the great­ and inflexible a* bone." The friends ata, this fills such a coay ooznrr.-iA.yanr of the metropolis, though they look est engineering projects of the age, and having consented, Dr. Jorssk, asmated kitchen, that Harry 'will be always drop­ very ugly to less sanguine people. Dur­ it is iu the hands of constructors capa­ by other medtea] men, made a yxwtf ping down upon it You had better ing the last eighteen years there have ble of completing whatever they under­ morltvn examination, of which ha says : spread something over iu WlMire’s been 859 murders in the dty, making an take. “ On more minute examination and ioyour old blanket xhawl? That’s ju«t avenge of about forty-seven per annum. quM^ I found that the dissolved silica 'T18 EVER THUR. the thing.” The papers there are encouraged be­ she had takes into her stomach had “Where?" sure enough I Casaie cause in 1865 there were seventy-one, A Des Moines druggist sent his cle rk been absorbed and transmitted by the didn’t know. She contented hereelf whiliflastycarthere were bnt fifty-»even. out to dram for aider of oil. He called chylupoi&tic ajjparatua,.and blood vee- had left it somewhere, and the subject the population has largely increased, they declare that the city is certainly becoming more orderly instead of more lawless. Not many cities would con­ gratulate themselves on the fact that sister Lotted came over with the chilto spend the day, ii wm ip demand ' their limits during a year, but perhaps New York is justified in doing so. ing to an English engineering journal. thia, tnfle. are donUe tasck total of <2,650,000,000. In mile, to <180,000 in England. i/.'/i n m That the qualities of nerve and down­ right pluck are not confined exclusively latter day. TWAIN'S LATEST. One of “Mark Twain’s*’ latest jokes is that which he perpetrated at a dinner to which he was recently invited. He had been notified that his health wbuld be drunk during the evening, and it was. ButMarkwu armed and equipped. He drew from lus pocket a large roll of manuscript, and proceed to read to his a tomshed auditors that he was entirely taken by surprise, was wholly unpre­ pared to reply, and so on, as is custom­ s' y with after-dinner speakers. Buch a very Twainish joke could not, of course, pass withoutappreciation, and os soon aa AMERICAN RAILROADS. the momentary perplexity had subsided, The magnitude of the railroad inter­ roars of laughter testified to the success ests of the United States is much of the hit. If only all speakers were as greater than any persona suppose who honest as Mark Twain ! have not given the matter examination. The total mileage ia 71,564 ; but this in­ LIFE INSURANCE. cludes 13,512 miles of double-track The life insurance of our country is roads, making the whole length of track larger than in all the other nations of wed 85,076 milea. The capital stock the globe, which, in the aggregate invested in tliesc roada amounta to amount to <2,523,000,000, which is <2,072,251,954, which is about <29,000 <227,625,000 less than the amount cred­ per mile. The floating and funded ited to the United States. Thb is not a debts arc almoat equal to the capital. bad test of the standard of our material , civilisation. In this connection it may roads is <3,728,416,950, a little more than fifty-two thousand dollare per mil. U Im Ueo inpoMibte to oUuu companies. Losses have been oomparo- the gross earnings olzilfthe railioads far the test year P«W ilw l»ti-a rear the counter, saying that he represented her whole body was a petrifaction. We in advancing the rates, while, al the found it impassible to cut through any portion with our scalpela. Dr. Ferguson broke his Scalpel in the first attempt owner. genmlly »« i»~" lb“r •>«’“was imonned by tire clerk that ho had We were able only to break through the represented it about three years, where­ cheat with a hatchet, finding extreme It is nothing uncommon for a young upon be remarked to the youth that he difficulty in entering the thoracic cav­ suppored he would soon be a partner. ity, the contents being all solidified. The youth said he would be pleased to Seal feathered duck which follows her sell him some coal oil, and that lus esjust like that little lamb which was sure tabliahmcnt handled wre oil than any to go wherever Mary did. At a recent ocher in Des Moines. The tradesman The blushing!* gueroed be was, a* hs re­ Sunday, sod found, when his hat was turned the young lady'* picture io his “I thank my God," said he, turning the hat upside down, and tapping lbs crown Naw You'a beet lawyer* charge <50 . K„.._ railroads extending fifty-four thousand mike earned <478,8bo,»7. This is esseventy-five million dollars above tbs running expenses. The saninga for during the fall months. Urn mllw <rf M« "* �[IFiW III 1 GROCERIES Drugs, PB0VISIO5S JAN. M. 1874. 3600 3«oo 10 fM • fee 6 25 ■71 11 GO 6 28 IS 00 81 Banner Co. Court C-l'dni lAlTIEE SOTI0H8, School Book. paring desk*.. Arranjuxos Bmkm, 1». b. Board met purvoanl io adjournment. IUII 138 S- R»af jump* plttnge into troublra. anchor in callad. *Mnbe*B *0 praacut; Board pracwsl- sense who has a home, loved ones to welcome his company, and a few grams of contentment in the heart. minutes the a aemtehed nose. The -effeminate man i* a weak poultice. lie i* a cross between a root beer and a ginger i*op, with the rork left out of the bottle over night. He i* a teacup full of syllabub, a kit* ten in penlalvltes. a sick n)<>nkey .with a blond moustache. He is a vine without any tendrils, a fly drown ed in sweet oil, a paper kite in a dead calm. He lives lice a butler fly—no Imdy can tell why. He is a* harm­ less aa a cent's worth of spruce gnm. and as useb-ss as a shirt button with­ out any buttuq hole. . niCHHa* REW*. The man nrreated at Auburn. N. Y. ou suspicion of being the Grand Rapids bank swindler, fails to answer to the description of that person. Last Friday a Bay City man by the name of Thomas, while intoxica­ ted struck his wife on the baad with an ax, breaking.her skull. She lies insensible and is Dot expected to recover. The special election^Mo hill cancies in the Legislatnre will hol&on Feb. 23* be That the Bran SrASOLio Basaaa, after a doien yeSre of aucoeatful publication and a Sand-to-tan! fight with swindlers, quacks and humbug*. •‘•till ♦area." Although paracrated and back mailed *by tb'e rascal* i hae built up ajcirea ation of 60,00* copies and leurtebea aa never before. If you want TUB BEST {Boris*. Poems, Taiei.Skrtcbea, tgalatt Impoairiou and awindliag,—if yen bill. 46 W. TiBkltr.Dip’y Sheriff fe<!*.. — 46 W. Tinkler. •• “ “ 4T J. H. Taylor,', meal* for jnrora.^.. only causalties were a tom shirt and Am! oil ki/uU of Good. are all aerved alike. To be Sold within the next Two Months! Oa motion of Mr Dogbee. Board adjourn The Child can get just as Good Bar- Our motto is to sell as cheapM the cheapest, give 16 ozs, to the lb. and the right charge every time. W.A.AILSWOBTH eeaJed to buainess. ' . ! On motion oY Mr. Manly Ike raport of th* I Committee on M>»e«llAnrau« Claim* wa* taken from iba table for oonaideralioa On motion of Mr. Manly account* Ne. 14 waa taken from ibe tabla auj referred back to tbe Committee on Claims. On morion of Mr. Pleiades Brawn, Board adjourned uutil 2 o’clock p. m. Wk. II Powsns, Clerk. - . D. C. GRIFFITH. ’ Greatest Bargains Proprietor of the Ever Nanhrillc! On motion the report was accepted and laid on th* table. Mr- Keaglo presented th* petition of Si­ meon Overholt and 28 other*, citirert* of the (ownablp of Castleton, saklng thia Board to great a life lease of ten asrra of la» l tn mW ■owoship belonging to the County af Barty, — AND toon* Samuel Lawton and nlfsofaatd And ia well adapted (o the Fall and Winter towsablp of Cartieton. Arvtsxoos Ssaatox. 2 r. K. Trade. Special inducement* given iu each On sration of Mr. Munroe, the petition Board oonvjnod pursuant to adjournment. was laid on the table. Boll called, member* all proaent. Board WOOL CARDING MACHINE! On morion of Mr. Manly. Board assureproceeded to bnalnraa. until 7 o'clock thia evening. Mr Mnnraa offered the following res­ Wk. II. Powkws. olution which wsa adopted: Cterk. would respectfully solicit the attention of curtomars to the fact that be is making tn>Evsaisa Skmiov. 7'r. K. pro»e.notits in hi* mill* whkh will-prove a Board convened purauant to adjournment. AU Bills under $ 15 Cash; Over S15 benefit Io customer* tu well a* to himself. Roll railed, member* all present; Board Tbe reputation of my mill* are brat adver­ Sixty ar Ninety Days Note with Inter tised by the continual ihcraat* of custom. est will be taken ifdesired. through tbeir Chairman, Mf. Mnnrra. reTbe acoounia of John F. Emory andGeo. pnrte I that they had examined the follow­ Curry and two other* were pjeaented, and D. JI. PVRCHIS. ing accounta, and would reccomcnd their on motion of Mr. Manly ware referred to the Comroilloe on Miaralhneoua Claim*. allowance aa follow*: whoatand* second to none aa a Cna'nm Mil­ All Open Accounts must ler. Mr. Henry Drown offered the following will h« pleated to :heer the Marti*uf all rcaolutioa: • be Mettled at once 02 WOLVERINE MILLS MY STOCK IS NEW 3 Terms: 1 2 .3 4 5 6 7 8 I will aoll my atoek on li'-cral terms in any parry wiahmg to engage in a wellaatabliahed and paying btuinraa. H clilgan Central Itatlro January let, 1874. _ 1. • olutioawss ecccpisd sad adopted. Mr. Board see! pnrraont adjournment Roll Ksasle move.) that the Sheriff ba allowed eallad; quorum preaeat; Board proceeded the sum of $363.00aa Turnkey fare for 1878 »o buainaaa. which motion prevailed by Tre* aad Hay* Th* following Invitation was received sod as follow*: Y’aA*.—Mr. Barnum, Plieadaa Crown. Beebe*. Nichol*. Day, KeaeK Lapham. Manly. Monroa Philips. Walker, Jonng or -wu -Cbapin, Wilcpx and \oung»—IffTb* aeoount of Baaner Co. and 14 otbtrr LMnofini. morrow morning. WKDxaaoAY Moaxtso, Jan. 7th, 1874.Bosrd met purauant to adjournment. What Now! NEW 16768509 In Nashville, Mich. OP THE BEST QUALITY, AND At Reasonable Rates, Store with Cap* Beira, aad is now opening a Dry Groocls A YANKEE NOTIONS, GENTS AND LADIES Hold Yom Hotks, Straw! UNDERWEAR. AND VISIT THE HOSIER Y, ft.. 4c., ^c. NEW HARNESS SHOP Over Smith & Putnam’s Hardware. The Beat of" Leather IJaedlUffht Work i» onr pride. Repairing done nn short notice. Call and sea the old foreman sf H. A. Good­ year"* Shop in Hatting* 16 . W0L00TT A GREEK. CASH & EXCHANGE has just received an addition to hre stock Millinery Goods. I* soliciting a vcrylarge run of custom. whoa* work ha* riven universal aaiiafaction HALBERT & CO. Dvfles Competition ! CENTRAL HOUSE. CITY DRUG STORK Yon good people of Nashville, All stay at home, And get your Drugs and Groceries Of Simot & Stone. This finfl have just started And are bound forte sell, And all who give them patronage Are sure to do tvell. They have a good line of Sugars, Tea, Coffee and Spice, And they will sell all their Goods At a fearful low price. or THE LATEST STYLES, Bert the last article, From a Wash-tub * c a Brown. SUM’S. MwmoOCW, c«sb4» currn. JACOB LENTZ MIRBORS, pictures, FRAMb AND CARDS,-BRACKKTS, nrsTKHs.ac_ kC. And we'll Mi do it again. cimwiNfciaLm. Come and cxamn ew prices, shx ’tms ahv cornu cue My Motto ia, - The Nimble Sixpence Simot Of an My And we are sure you will bvy, And paint for the ladies. C. A. STEBBINS. OTSTERS m T8HB We mentioned a little too plain, Cigars for the men, NaahviBa, JW*. 16, 1873. CONSTANTLY ON HAND, Forgive ua this blunder * fatter than Of Stow Shilling. ail. CANNJD GOODS, Parlor, Liiirary, DiUg, oi« u GEIE8AL FURITD1E And Toy* for the bab.es, MUSIC TEACHING! lo GRQC ERIES Now you from the “Fadderland,” Don’t be afraid, For Simot is a Dutchman, So go there and trade. We keep all kinds of Notion*, faction -Week. FUBNITURE IWACTIBY! For want ot more room, But we have eveything in our line. bound to rail waa taken front tb; taC’.t. MMhHCU. MghpMCta. • BOARD, Now don’t forget the place, folks, For they are in their new store, Not into Downing’s, But the very next door. . Onr stock we’ll not enumerate. HATS. GLUVK aim™, ■RS. I. J. TIIIER1AI DRUG 8 T O Rh Dig Carding Machine TOBACCO, CIGARS, fr., that the Clerk be isrtrwied to draw ao Arruvotn ffssarox. 2 r. You Wjll Find Them, per MRS. L. O. CROCKER County as sppnr* by a Roratulion . by the Board at their October aeeaion 1873. Motioa pravailo-i. On motion of Mr. On motioa of Mr. Day. the resolution was To wen. Bxrd *4journed mt) 2 o'clock r. dd a* the table until to-morrow. Wk. H. Powaaa. Clast Mr. Jdsmrra offer ml th. following praam- SYRUP, SODA, SPICES, . CRACKERS, RAISENS, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, CASTOR. KEROSENE LARD OR MACHINE OILS, Mr. PlilVLEH, W. 1 aylsworth. Her Sloct < Staple ail Fatcj mvldad by o»e< km <H, eomplM Uwa d U.tOn motion of Mr. Munroe the Bisolutlon OnonAwK <-•accepted and adopted. _ _ Mr. Munro* offered the following Kes on : . COFFEE RICK, AT TpE Birney Hoyt, axp’a for 187315000 15000 Kenyon M«s<l. wiln'a fce», 2 42 2 42 T. Pbilin* 4t Co. m'rchau'd’s, 47 16 47 1G 0. W. Illcka, wltn'a fee*. 4 46 8 22 Albert Warnor. •• •• 6 00 • R. J. Grant, mar’re 12 10 UN M- M. Priudle, Juatiee fee.*. 4 20 4 20 Geo. H. Brook*. Dept. Sbriff GRAND RIVER VALIEV DIVISION. On motion of Mr. Barnum, the invitation wa« aerapted. Mr. Munroe offn Mo and resolution .- MEDICINES, WINES A LI?HJORS, PERFUMERY. . TOILET SOAPS. TEAS.. parance prinriple*- Poe RM. Clerk. On motion of Mr. Kragle . the Beraluttou wm fold upon the tabic. «»• motion of Mr. 10W. M. Scudder. Dept. . ' Henry Drown. Board adjourned until ton Sheriff fee*.——............... 222? 12 aS marrow morning al 8 1-2 o'clock. Wm. It. Powatu. Clerk. 11 Grable 4 Buasel. hardware 23 23 .’3 2-» |.> j, . do 8 UO 8 Ou 13 11. D. Purdy, witne’s feoa. 122 G2 43 f 14 J. H. McKc’ii, Ceeat. fee# C2 51llro>i<. 15 8. L Devin.', Dept. Wf " It W 14 65 1 71 I 72 16 Sherman C«r«ett. wita’a •• iJ J? 165J3 17 Edward \l. Bhttfrlt, •• “ 18 I. W. Vrooman, Sheriff “ 6 75 3.6 I'J II. W. Rolfe. Justice fee*. 20 R. H. Corwin, withes* foe* 12 80 • 21 Deani* Dreakil, - •• ««• 16 OS • StTEUVIWUS 22 t»°, ia io • 23 IL M. Barnum, wlla a “ ffJJO 6 60 . ’ 24 John Bennett, •• 11 GO n 60 Babby Cocstt Cr.Kxx'a Office | 25 J. r. Roberta & Co. ala ry j M 1. W- Vraomoa board of pru Citt or Hastings, Mrcti. 3560 33M; oner*...—.-——-...... . ..... January 6th, IB74. I 4 Oft 200 37 J. Mur. witnera fora. The board of Supervisor* for Barry 28 E. II. Mallory. Dept Sb ff County mot punuani to adjournment « 26 A. J. Dura, Constable foe*. 4283 46 8-1 II!t« JtinrUon, ■bore. Board called to order by the Chair­ man. David 0. Bobbin*. Member* all pres- 30 J. Weiyaert, tin chimney. 1000 1000 • Diaaallowed. t Deferred to Board. ClMrfMle. foaasmn*. XiwkvlHe. On motion tbe roper! waa accepted. tlwtlnr* Mr. Munro* nt*rad that tbe Finano* ComOn motion of Mr. Bngboe aocmnt No. 14 . VMAevUlc. miuoe, to wit: Mr. J. Keagla. Mr. Henry HMmaraA Brawn. Mr. Day. Mr. Young and Mr. Wal­ wa* laid on the tabla. On motion the report as amended wa*| ker, he appointed a Committee to aaUl* with the Cotnwy-Trraaurer. klr. Bugbee ofierad tbe following rra’lloa i Graod Itenld*, Motion prevailed. llunm-md, On anotiou of Mr. Munroe the Journal of MtMfovflfo, HaMtM*. Kvbxuo Bkmios, 7 r. m. IW WANT j Referred to board. NEB. A largo 8-p.*ga.<4O-column paper; •a'y $1 a year. In addition, every sub­ scriber receives • .superb rats of aucux Praag Chromo*, alone selling at.$2. There's nothing like it, never was, never will b«. Every body needs it. Only One Dollar *eeurea it a year, and ita charming Chromo* are sent prapvid .to all. Spoelman*, six cent*. Send for one to Stab 8rA»ai«D Daxsks. Himuiale. New Hampahire, Tbe aoooun' of Gao. II. Brook* and twentytwo other* were preaontid, and on motion of Mr. Day. were referred to the Committee on Mi’c^laaeou* Claims. On motion of Mr. Barnnm, Board adjourn­ ed until raven o'clock tbia treeing. Wk. H. Poweea, Clerk. rtTeTeb , In our Uns, aad get the worth of yt nr mon Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Cloth-, ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c., offered by Nr. Nunr'oe in reg* rd to employ; 39 Wm. H. Powsra postage 'tsprora an I (talionary, 40 Ihiing Brae.,btBdiag tex of the Beard tbereon.WMjadrfiuttely jrurtrolls....... .. 41’Wm. TinHsr livery bill* ^°Ths C«n»Htoe appelatad ♦•’aaecrialn at 42 Frier Bcbumsn, The two’rival editors al Dtxun, IliM bad a fight the other day, and difter lent room foe w»e of Judge of probate ooold U obtained, aubmhted the following rethey had been engaged in a desper­ ate struggle for twenty S«aae>nd IWoodra Ware, Sf atone \ �E. R. WHITE more in earnset in their eodevw to °mile« f#rrct t’Q‘ whftre "o mneh li!*uof ewnM OMgniltr of Mlliiil «mlr,i, u law. I Si mot has purchased k. Gill man's saloon. . —Mr. Fuller has mon a: the brick school house. • that there is pumhazetf an —To the Hastings Journal,—know iuterest in Mr. Aylsworth’a stock, of , dry goods, w« understand. Light and Heavy il whi.peMd nmo.g iho«<> who •Mia IB. babW< .flaking »liul.l»w and then just to keep (heir spirits up, no GROCERIES! one who lias the CANNED GOODS! stamina to commence a liquor prose cution in this place. However this OF EVEDY enjoying a large list of subseribers may be the person who sell liquor —The Mra. Woodard who had trip- <outside of our oka. vilisge. With certainly have the Inside track as yet. Yonra Fraternally, dlevillc. but Charlotte. They are all slm.ll reeelYn next Week from Hast­ M. D. boys and their aggregate weight fa ings—we think we shall be able to Which means mftle drirver. weather the ookl, chilly winds of fourteen jxumds. —The Hastings Biraarr office has M«M> »ltrrt,ry. P, Boiler Sf Son FRUITS i COHEECTIOHERY, (Successors to Wolcott J& Holler) PROVISIONS or AU KtNM, this winter. WOODEN AND WILLOW SAVE A FULL STOCK OF Gosubmihllk, Jan. 29, 74. been removed up opposite tbe court probably, dowr It ix well known that tbe district Mjstkb Eonrroa: Wai, now! law me! Who Would thinks he fa in a better location to» Ixmnl at the last annual and special guther all of the legal printing underr School Meeting, urged u pon the con- have thought it; but.it's true., Yes,. his wings. . socsideration of the district, the im­ Mr. Edditer, ifs as true as the spell­ house. DE8CB1FTIOJ, ' Its editor, , perativo necessity (of enlarging the By a private letter we're authoriz j capacity of our school room, but the ed to state that Rev. W. J. Goose, will dfatsict thought in view'of the hard lecture in this village, Monday, Feb. ' timet better to "economizereject all 2^,on Tclnpsrance. He is represent­ foreign scholars and get along with ARNO STRONG, Pfaia and Fancy ed ns an able speaker and our citizens whstwe have; bnt if one will cake U Jtvry Will be profited by hearing him. the trouble to investigate, he will find B. KASEY, Drayman. Goodsand * —Mr. A. A. Sellick, formely in (he, that if tho course pursued was econo­ - *• ’*“***' employ of WoBcott & Holler, has my, It was “economy in disguise and so far in disguise that it has not VT--------- — opened a tin •shop in the store form 1HBS FLKMING. Deputy Sher- -erly occupied by Downing & Allen. yet been mode apparent, nor are Mr. Sollick fa a good tinner and all there any signs in that direction. Ev­ erybody wants a' good sebooL /Oh, C1MP8ON k WEBfeTEK. W.ck work given to hfa charge will be yes'” but everybody can’t see why a dune according to Hoyle. O M»rhK All Mnd» at ln ,he Rtoek-yHI' UM J J l<the * GROCERY LINE. ing book, that I, Aunt Dtborah. yonr humble aarvent holds the honorable posfahun of President of tha Goshenvilla Sewing Society. I fccl as though Cash Paid for Produce. further comment was unnecessary, but it is astonishing how much a lit- Please call and examine Goods and prices for yourselves. Ge (well, if I must use dial homely sayin) a litflo“soft souping' and de­ HARDWARE! BUILDERS* MATERIAL? ception will dew in this world to­ ward'gitting offiis. E. R. WHITE. S Why,, yon can make some people believe the moo n is mode of green cheese, and that' you have sich a mild, sweet disposi- ATTENTION, ALL! AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. tion,*lhat you are an angel, only lack­ teacher should not Leach as good a ing the wings, but women aint an­ -Who should walk into our sane- school with 85 or 90 scholars in one gels, as sum suppose, not by enny lastf Wednesday, but our format room, when the seating capacity is means, and I’m glad of it low, beroz, HARDY & AIHSVORTH, er in the joys, sorrows and tri- but 65, as she could if it were 100. if they were they wonk’ be entirely It gives too good a chance for elbow out of place in this World and would ntttph-s pertaining to the editing and C. C. L1NSLEY, Physician and publishing of the Lawton Tribune, mg among scholars, and bright boys not be cither. Mr. Richard Prince. Welcome Dick and girls are not slow to tako advan­ Q ia HICKS, Blacksmith, can be and may your visit to Nashville be so tage of all their opportunities, even pte-fsent that it will be long remem­ to the annoyance ol their. teacher bered. sometimes. K —Last Weck the dwelling house of If one will visit Miss Nichols ap^lEMENT smith. >ually. Attnej aid Cmior at Lav, Mr. F. Sonle^living some four miles west of this village, caught fire from the stove pipe And nearly burned tire IJKNRY H. WOOD, roof upvbcfore it could be extinguish­ ed by the Justice of the Peace, ami Eaton Cos. Ins. Co. PARADY, M*Biifaclurcr of K ' seated around her the narrowest tenants of space, and the other department fa auout the same. Loss about The number of scholars in in this issue of the this number into rooms prepared for It is a Any intelligent person looking over question with us if the Board in doing the school interests of our village, as this did not take more liberty than is they now st in J, can come to no vested in their powc(, and others other conclusion than that we are Circuit Judge, Birney Hoyt. ASHVILLE HOUSE. throughout the . 'CjutJI *. McC-smick, Proprietor. * ASHVILLE, • M1el>lw*«n. way. same laying the foundation of a train of evils that will take the best skill of Co. think the . , A—Loyal Loomis of Hastings, had his leg broken last week, whiia at tempting to recover his father's hat, Ws scholars private tables! thus confining her to Naws, it will be seen that the Board no more than three fourths tire num­ voted $150 additional pay to the ber, no oae need guess the result. TAILOR. JJN10N more each ________________ department fa altogether to great for —By reflerence to the supervisors any one teacher. When yuu throw proceedings ' ssalx occupied, but n half dozen or 51-50. _____ . -U— LlEBHAUSEa, g inmates. The house was insured in the Barry M.__ ——■ UmI.V. '...1,it!!.- _— neighbors and partment, he will find, not only the which had been lost in a well. house. the teacher, the greatvst harmony tn tho district, and years of time to overcome. Above all things liberality in school As matters is the true economy. There he stepped into the bnaket the chain S. Dascsb, Praprittor. fa no one interest in a growing village Mleltlirnn. broke and he was percipitated 24 feet like Ours, more vital to its social wel­ down, rather faster than he intended, fare than thatarf the school with the result as stated above. He It fa to be hoped that there will was rescued, but whether tbe hat was be a general attendance at the school recovered, or not, was not stated. JONES, meeting, called for Monday evening likely lew’stay hero long I suppose you are anxious tew git all the news you can, Mister Edditer, so here a a fresh bit of newo I got yesterday, I went over tew Mrs. ^nifUesAnd there was dencon Snubhs and Mrs. Grobins apd several more of theaiabcrs, and they was talking very arnest about snmthin as I went in; of course I wanted to know what it wns, so I ventured tew ask deacon Snubbs, becoz ho seemed lew bo the leading one,—he oilers ii. "Wai,” sed he, •‘they've started a new society called the Gnuu>er«.'’ “ Wai,” eed I, M I guess that s all right, but what’s their objick ?" •’Their objick is,” sed deacon Snubbs, “lew 'make things rite gioncraliy; yon see as things be now. it's all rung, entirely." “ Wnl,‘ sed I, can’t you tell me jist one objick they have in view, so I can under­ stand it better?" ‘'Sartinly.jar/Wy." said dencon Snubbsin the first place it’s every one's dutv tew send tew Chicago lew Luy all theiidry goods, in fact everything else you want, bccoz you can git things there (I mean have 'em sent lew you by the Grangers) almott as cheap as you can git them tow home." “ But,’’ «ed I, “deacon Snubbs, I alters believe tu '.rading whar you can git things the cheapest, even if you dew git them at botna, for I don't thind there’s eny great harm dun in patronizing homo institusbuns, es|»ceiMly when you can deM a little better lhauX*nuy whan: else.” Oh, deer, it beats all nater what strange idees folks g'.t up now u days. Yours Trewly, Aust Deboeah, . (Proridtnt of the Go»heuville1?ci»inj So'tj'j pay tbo Highest Market Price for 0 POTATOES CORN. APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., QB Delivered at their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Are the "Very Best, in tho Market LATH, SHINGLES WATER LIME, SALT, . which w« abip mJ ^TINNER’S WORK A SPECIALITY. HAIR. STUCCO. ^e., Sft„ ;e<all al boilom prices. P. HOLLER & SON. HARDY A AINSWORTH. Proprietors. j New Store PROVISIONS CAPT. BOISE LARGEST AND FINEST uext, and that Ute conclusions the .Married. Last Saturday Alfred Biggs had distnot arrived at, nt tho lost meeting X Dy H. H. Wood E*qi /aa. 27ch, Willi*® •ley, a NEW 3TOC1C of veil selected his trial in,the Circuit Court nt Grand be so far reversed that there may be Navuc to Mise Fennie Brown, all of Ma­ steps taken, at once, to provide for Rapids, for adultury. He plead guil­ ple Grove. ty and was sentenced to confinement the future educational wants of our Tc which he invites (ho allealtoa of the Plod. in the State Prison for one year ; but rapidly increasing number of scholars, Public, iiaaclb la Maple Grove Dec? 20<b, 1874. Jaffle* that docs not make it “any the less whose claims upon us are large and (JobU. age nearly eight years. Jimmie ia First Clasj Goodu, important, not only as a matter ol right binding" for his pretty sixteen-yearths fifth member of this ftmily that tiu died old sister-in-law. We are in to and justice, but also from a legal in a Huie over five years; When this heme is saddened by death, we BOTTOM PRICES FOR MSB! think the sentence a light on i’ll standpoint 1 T T IV..... not bother our citizens under any ef STOCK Gwrrriw nud provisions, £JHAS- W. DEMARAY, JEWELER 4k OPTICIAN. SUrrIImcw IMrrrtiwmrats. HARDWARE. 0M1TH & PUTNAM VERMONTVILLE fiis aliaxes, for a year at least. Notice. There will be a meeting of the legal vo­ —In another place will be noticed Editor News : Our quiet little village was thro wn ters of Nashville Uuiou School District, cala call for a school meeting on Mon­ day evening next, to make some from the even tenor of its ways, and the school house, ia uiJ district, on Mon­ arrangements for more school room. do little excitement occurred, oho day day, Feh. 2nd, al o’clock, p. tn., Io Let every intelligent voter tum out last week by the appearunce upon take into consideration the propriety of inour streets, of oae Benjamin West, ercoriag the capacity of the school ro ora by and vote for a new school house. Don’t let nay one make you believe ia charge of our Supervisor A. P. bailding or otherwise. Dated Mashville, Jas. 27* 1874. an addition built to the old shell,— Green, who had been applied to. to E. CsiSHAW, Director. that now all the scholars complain take chaage of said -West, he having they cannut keep warm in,—will do ; shown nnmistakeable signs of being but vote for tLa building of a good Insane. West waszconfioed at the substantial school building; will reflect credit on the t that New England House over night and and the next day taken to Charlotte, and now I understand fa to be taken to Kala- LOCAL KATTEaS. Our friend T. C. Tints has rented quantities at reduoed prices. Those desir­ his Boot & Shoo shop to two enter­ ing to get up Oysur sappers will save money prising young men from a distance, by giving kits • esll. —Pamsrs having Buller, Eggs, Lard, who will run the shop to its fullest We are sorry, to see Polatoce, Apples, Onions* Ac., Ac., will do addition fa built to tbe old shell it capacity.. will stay there for-years, and m a •Clark” out of employment hut have He pav> the tigheat market price in cash. couple of ytwra we will bo as tad off" no doubt but that he fully nnderstanda —Griffith will P*/ tbo highest market his part of the programs. jocate with us when every town with BMITH A PUTNAM- MEAT MARKET! ROBERTS & ROE, ' that Nash­ ville has, fa far ahead of her hi school privileges, and rest assured if an ..Tbe Court, E. O. Boardman JusThey will talk to you about taxes, tiee.is still holding au adjourned term, tWaking the public for ps«t favere rolletfl e ooa'-innene* of the ••«»«. »n<i would per cent of additional tax to the “*e’, sitting around town and in his isfena Ue publidtbat they wffl advantages derirod from a good Oe*P seaetOBUy m haiui . school. Other towns with lev wealth will want better advantages than we have at home and then you eaa send Xuk.111% Ko>. 1«, 7870. Crocker Dry Goods, Notions, Glassware, • AL. TROUTIVIHE, lothing, Stoneware, BjVXlBEtXt SHOT*. la lk. balUl., opporfl. tk. CaUa H , Hats and Caps, Sugars, XukiUK *kw. MR. DELL BARLOW Furs, Teas, Buffalo Robes, Ccffee LEBOY C. BOISE. GentN’ FurniahiBr Goeds, TOBACCO. CIGARS PIPES UlfDEROLOTHIIfG fc- OIVPJ imr A CALL. • NICHOLS’ GROCERY! A. T*. NICIIOIX It *s quite amujflng, to one op tbo ground. to watah tbe at taw pl at tem­ perance reform now going on in our BOOTS AND SHOES, up some other town at the expense in trying to suppress I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. He abo keeps a full Hoe ef town, for certainly Lbs Ardent” is be- them and your money away to build day diaeolved by Krarybely to iavttW GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. k, FRESH MEATS, than Nashville have good schools and -failHade.whlcn will be sold low for eul> school buildings, and Nashville can EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE !fl €SmA Ptui for Product of all kinds. mm Ed White has received a floe lol ef D«lti- auMerare, Patnta,.OHs, Faxk, bring hi men of means; for a arc we cannot expect capitalists to »oors, Blinds, &e. the natural advantages FAIL AND WJNTKB GOODS the trade, and GIVE HIM ▲ CALL that iliiis if Cintrj Prsiirce lata it bdu$ for GwM W Hipest lariet Pita VAT IONAL HOTEL. N. T. P*aMH ee, Pn^reor, UaMlw. MU*._ Z-rytXW seining the sale of liquor*. I reaiy will had all hinda H E» WKrru .. •SUBSCRIBE FOB THE NEWSt ft Ai TRUMAN. �tbe Pouirsyivania coal mines, near Pottsville. While a miner, named Bradley, was at supper, be wse shot dead by one Farrell, who ent tho body in two and threw tb*pieo*s downMksirholeofamins. On the same eranlsrf s tdner - —Il fa stated that tho Committee on Mili­ tary Affaire in tbs National House of Repre­ sentatives Uss agreed to report a jMolution requesting tbe Pre«id*nt »o ennvono a mili­ tary «*«rt of taquiry to try Gan. Howard. -Ex-Praridam Baez, of San Domingo. Iim - Th* will of Prof. Axawic ik charaoteristic of the man. H* did not live to make money nor to save it When he said to the man who made a tempting proposal for private emolument, "I -A>mM««*tebreys; Foreigners will pay tbsirquoia of the forced loan of 830,000,­ have not time to make money,** he struck 000. becauss tbeir tatatosM 4spax>4a upon ita tile key-note of his life. He cared for payment’. The quota of some will amount to truth, and far science, the means of from MOM to ?».<«■ »l*«n4fa*tood<ta> learning the truth; and not satufi*d to 810,000^000 of Ure amonnigoe. io pay soldiers. know ths truth himself, or to have the -A* tbs United Blates steamer Worcester knowledge of it held in the custody of sailed from Havana, a few days ago, w|ih a a corporation, or class, he burned with baud playing, the rabble gathered on the wharf and hissed m she passed, dipping her an overmastering desire to initiate the public in the methods of scientific in­ flag to M erro Gmtie and Hpoalab rsasela . -Adries* from Cuba represent that 950 vestigation broadcast over the world. fjpsufah troops were slaughtered in tbe recent This wa« his chief merit. And the first battle of Loe Nelwee. • article of his will give* his son Alexan­ der permission to select, such books as —Tbe marriage of the Duke of Edinburgh he may desire “ from my library, hop­ and the Grand Duchess Maria of P.tiaaia wu ing that when he shall have no further solemnised al St. iMteraburg on th* 23d of use for them he will add them to the January. Il WM tbe occasion of great rejoic­ rest of my library of sdentifio books, ing in both tbo Russian and English capitals, which I hereby give to tho Museum of the festivities having boon kept up for several Comparative Zoology in Cambridge.” divs. Th* day wm made a hymoucal holiday in England, ^ud In nearly every ebureb la tho It wo* science which the dying tavanl cared for even more than for his son. country a marriage wm performed., And it was to science and the scientific Ixtarded on the high seas, ten miles from Ha­ education of th* people that ho gave vana, by a Spanish naval officer and crow, who •his books and would consecrate his boy. attempted, to search her. United States Ad­ The estate of Prof. Agassis waa small. miral Scott promptly extorted an apology from He left it to his wife, who has been his the Spaniat Admiral for tho outrage. —Th* British Parliament has been dis­ constant helper and companion. He solved by Royal decree, and Premier Glad­ say*-: “ I make no provision for either atone has issued an addrow to his constituents of my daughters, Ida and Pauline, not asking for re-election. from any want of aflectipn, but for the —News OMM* from Cuba of another partial reason that my house in Cambridge, victory. BUFJL IK CHILDXKN, whether It irlsvs from —Tiio Spanish Carlisle have captured |8au- subject to mortgage, is the only remain­ Tsatklas or from say other eaas*. XuUAlrectSeas tander and Portugualefa, iogetbe; with a Jan;* ing piece of property I have to dispose fcr n»ln« will sceoaipsnr eaeh hotUa. Xoas GenoOf.** The fact that a man of such mind amount of war munitions. _ Adam Rifkt the famous Edinburgh pub­ and mark died too poor to leave his Usher, is dead, aged 87. daughters with a proof of parental af­ fection has been commented upon as • C0NGRK8SI0XAL «UMMAH F. proof that, with all our pretence of in­ Moxdat, Jan. 19.—Senate.—The financial terest in science, tho pursuit of science question waa again dlscnaeed la lbs Ssnato. Ixigan doe* not phy. Ind., Nbe-othar day. A iwp-yeor-old child* of James Sweeney wandered np-stalro. where a pistol was loft lying In a box. On bearing a report tho mother, too much alarmed to go herself, sent her Httl* daughter, who re­ turned, carrying tbe deed baby m bsr arw. shot through th* heart. ’ —A Uorrihie execution took place at M*»tines, Contra Costa county, Gul., on the ground of Justifiable homicide. ■ fad of January, a man named Mai’shall Mor­ -A dfapateh from Mount Airy. N. C., says ton being tho victim. When tbe drop fell, Dr. William H offings worth, who attended tbs Morton'* head wa* entirely severed from the Kiamoo* iwina, is of the opinion that the death body, which tumUedfifeleas' to the ground. of Eng wm not c*ti»ed by any vital cotmsotion of the artery passing from one to tbe POLITICAL. other tiiroughdhe ligament that united them, —Tho newly-elected .State Government in and beljevos, there waa no such vital couaec- Texas are in possession of the Executive and all the donartmeut offices. ' —The Demoo-stu of Philadelphia have nom­ being I--------------,----- ------------------------ -------etxtssrul In a largo tin box, which was soldered [inated James 8. Biddle for Mayor. and made air-tight. The whole wm tiien’put In a large wooden box, and packed In charcoal, —The strike of tbe miners In tbo Psxmsyland mrulo necure, and placed in tbo collar of the booao. It is reported that tho bodies will 'vsmi* coal fields haa begun in oariieat, and bo disposed of at an enormous price to soma Ipromises to bo a long and bitter atragglc. operating companies arc determined in mtzteum or medical oofags. or placed on ox- Tbe ■ tbeir stand not to yield to the men, who are, equally determined not to accept tbe 10 per oeati reduction. Tho minora are fully aroused; । —Charleston, the capital of West Virginia, to tbo oppressions of the monopolies, and han been visited by a destructive fire. Lore, bare determined not to stand it longer. —Tho jiolicy of tbe Ways and Means Com­ 875,000. —The Union Depot, in Chicago, owned by mitte* of Congress, as foreshadowed in recent the Illinois Central, Michigan Central, and dispatches from Washington, is to make the Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy railways, has ieservo fund a put of tho permanent circulation, and to issue a now bond bearing five per cent, interest, to be redeemed -In gold at a given dale, in Th. Renato baa adopted a reso­ order to tide over tbo present emer­ lution requiring all membcri to al once retain gency. Tho policy is intended to render prac­ tbair froo to tbo railroad corapanioi. ticable a gradual and certain return to a specie and forbidding them to accept eny other favora basis. No more taxa* arc to bo abolished at of iiko character. Tho Kuiaas I.egialatore hoc present, and there are hints that it may bo uoceesary to im;>o»o new ones on several ar­ adopted a similar resolution. —The Committee on Rffitroada in tho N»—There ia a rest amount of misery at tioiral Houm of Representatives liavo reported favorably oa Mr. McCrary's bill for tbo ap- Brady's bend, on the Allegheny river—some pointmexd at ,* Goveramsat Board of I>^|- 160 miles from Pittsburgh—In eoneoqneuce of road Comarfaaiotmrs, and for tbe prohibition the suspeuriOD of the large iron works at that of unrosaotiAblo charge* by intor-Ststo rail- point, and the failure of tbe company to meet their recent payment. —Tho opcratora and miners In tbe Pennsyl­ —Tho Wxyi and Means Committee of ths Nations! House - of Repreeentali res hu di­ vania coal fields have effected a compromise, rected ita Chainnaz to report a bill fixing the and tho troubles are over for the preseut. —The gain to the stock of coin in tbe coun­ volume of legal-tender ctaculaeton at >400,000,000. This bifl proposes to legslize the try during the ftret six months of the eutrerq issue of 844,000,000 reserve, tjio present min­ fiscal year, is given at about 830,000,000 in imum of circulation being >350,000,000. gold, and >1,000,000 in allver. 1 he number of —A meeting WM held at Reading, Pa., a few trade dollars issued was >1,123,000. day* ago, wlttah will doubtless havs an importanl l-eariug upon tbe existing coal miners' —Thorn are 350 subordinate grange* In Wis­ strike. The European owners of the Reading railroad, who also own and operate most of the consin, with an average membership’of 45 collieries In the Schuylkill district, submitted pentone—being about one-tenth of tbe number a proportion to the American •managera. which was accepted, to aupply th* place* of . —C. L. King, Deputy of the Michigan Rtata tiio sinkers with lalkorern from Enroi>* They Grang, writes: •<The number of granges in propose to fit out two ships in England, eel the State now exceeds 200, and the applica­ sail for Bcaukliuaviau waters, where laborcn tions come in thicker than ever before.1 The are to be engaged for a stipulated price for tho period of ten years. These are to take the —The Georgia State Grange Waa in session place of ths striking miners on tho first of April, when it la supposed al least five thou­ at Atlanta last week, 275 subordinate granges being represented. sand can be ready to gn to work. —The Wisconsin Stalo Grange met at Jancs—A see.rot conference of representaiiveb from every district of th* northern coal fields viile ou tbe 21st lust. .The most of the pro­ of Pennsylvania was held at Wilkesbarre a few ceedings were of a secret character. Three days ago, at which the mooted question of a hundred and four granges were in working strike was thoroughly discussed. It was re­ condition in the State on Oct. 1, and some 25 solved that it would bo disastrous to Aho have been organized triijcc. The Treasurer’s miners to o{rpoeo tho combination, of the report shows receipts tor tbe year, >4,017 ; operator* al presest, as organization has not disbursements, 82,277, which leaves only been eSorted sufficiently tp offer a solid and >1,740 in the treasury. Grand Worthy Master compact opposition. The strike is regarded Cochrane delivered an address, in which ho as practically ovsr, and that the miners will represents the order to be in a flourishingconcither accept the 8X26 basis or signify their —George Parsons and the anaociate officers House.—McCrary, from the Committee ou lUU—Tbe recent Canadinn elections rcetfllcd la of tbo Minnesota State Grange of Palroria of n^da aud Canala, reported a 1411 to regulate comdecided Ministerial victory. Huaboudry have filed articlss of incorporation meroe by raUrcsde amoa« the several MUtsa. Or.1__ < n.w— .nA —The Ohio Senate hae passed a bill regu- under tbe laws of the Blate. The object* of tho incorporation are to advance ths agricul­ —Ths eonxw-slcne of the new Tribunc build­ tural and horticultural interesta of ita mem­ ing he* just been laid at New York. It ia to bers, and die purchase and sale of agricultural bo ton etories high. s.d will bo tho finest and horticultural macliincrr, grain, produce, newnp*|>or edifice in tbo world. ■ e4e., and the eetabliahmcnt of agenc'.es —A convention of dcif male instructors of throughout the United States to cany out tbe country—tho first e. er held - was in sen- .hose objects. sion st Worcester, Maas., fast week. It waa —Tho Michigan State Grange waa in eoaswn voted to eatablinh a mannacript periodical in at Kalamazoo last week. Upward of 700 dele­ sound aymbofa for distribution in tho various gates were in attendance, and tbo proceedings instiiuiiooa. were harmonious. The State Grange was or­ -From a Btatemcnt telegraphed from Wash- ganised last April. There are now 215 granges, iuglon, it appear* that since March, 1868, 6t,-~ with an average of sixty memliera to each. 618 petitions in bankruptcy have been filed in This is a small estimate. Tbo organization ia tbo United Stetea Courts. The number of competed, in moat caans, of the bast farmeni discharge.1 granted has been 38,747. Th? and leading man. total expense of tho proceedings has been —The Agricultural Committee of the h’a>4,821.784. » ’ tional House of IteprMBttAttVMliiteqjpointed -Ibo Soutbera Pacific railroad, backed by a *ul>-commiiteo to taze into consideration tho Tom 8oo«, i. very raoAsm ia its demands’. complaints of tbe Grangers. Thefa complaints All that tt wants I* a guarantee from tbe Gov­ are pouring into Congress from all sections of ernment to pay the interest on its bonds for the country, and embrace > nmltitnde of sub­ tho apace of thirty years. In order to iudem- jects, including tnuaqiortatioo with its rate* n fy tbe Government for ths risk, U fa pro- and inconveniences; also, tbe groat cost of porod to pty ovarto it •• • liberal per cent, on tnauufactunug wheat into flour. —The Wiaconain Grangers have resolved tiro gnfa* earnings” nf the road. —Tho grasshopper* thaiinvadodNorthwrei- that the taxation of railroads should be in­ en> Iowa last smsoc. destroying the crops and creased to f> psr cent., and that tbe United leaving tho ec'.tisrn destitute-of mssn.of rub- Rtatea Government should provide currency enough to do awsy with any d^Bger of panic. - Duj Executive Commit trn the Michigan THE ^EARNED BLACKSMITH. In his autobiography, Elihu BurriU tells how he studied mathematics. He couldn't afford time to attend school, ao he used to do certain problems “ in his head ’’ while hammering away nt ■ his anvil. Here is one of them : “How many yards of cloth, three feet in width, cat into strips an inch wide, and nHowing half an inch at each end for the lap, wonld it require to reach from the center of the sun to the center of tl^o earth, and how much wonld it all cost at a shilling a yard ?” Ho wonld not allow himself to make a single figure with chalk or charcoal in working out this problem, and ho would carry home to his brother all the multiplications in his head, and give them off to him and his assistant, who took them down on their slates, and verified and proved each separate calculation, and found the final result to be right. THE ORA HUE TREK. Ono of the foreign papers gives the following Recount of the vitality of an orange tree : “Two persona, to whom an orange tree bad been bequeathed, not being able to agree an to their re­ spective shares in it, resolved at last to diride it into two equal parteby sawing it through from tho top to Ute bottom. This was acrordingly done; each re­ moved his part, covered the wounds made by the saw with a mixture of clay and cow-dung, and planted it. The re­ sult was that by degrees the bark cov­ ered the exposed surface, and each of the halves became a perfect and healthy THE MARKETS. NEW YORK. Venns. ANTONIO WUT- I.CaM* waif »«•**! to roar Cafclaot Orsaai. THEODOHE niOMAH. of Tlionxa*’Orehes64^’WfcSK'48W»SSSa’ ,M*M dLE BULL s*y*> Krtxl »u.iMtnaaw ol »>oc1m« X havr •»«» 8. B. MIMAM*wT«K*ays: Boxh pur. mnwcl tan«i. , - A GARGUNGOIL The Sttadtri Liaiaes*. cf tbe United Etxtex. of tans, *r« BniurpsMaA. A GOUROULT, Paris, franco says: 1 ra«Md Ui.m m uruM. EUGENE THAYER, Bo«U>u, uy.: I coaMd.r roar C»Mm! Ortaaa »uj».rioi rrijMMU. to ur I b»v. .tor ...a- U ."I, hm, irva. » •*.. — rsoai reUabla and laaat likely to sal out of erdsr. EDWARD F. R4MBADLT, London, says : rorunrt mnilcat buaa.tke M»ioa 4 llatnlia (MUnSttetan Isdwreable.and ia many reepeeu, An• It r..,! ___ ..____ llSKSMK Mcrehantra Worm We deal fair ami libera' TJHLSJf defy rout radicitan. Manufartore* st Lockport, N. Y., U. 8. A-.ty Merchant’s Gargling Oil C4., JOHN HODGE, SetxcUxy. CHICAGO | Ko. 3 I ! Goss—No. 2... Oara—No. 2... Rxx—No. 2.... Bajojci—No. 2. .................... ST. LOU1B. Wheat—So. 3 Red Fail.......... 0.>u—RewMlxad....... I.... FOR PURIFYIN8 THE BLOOD, NJLB80N. ANKA LOUISE LEON DUVAL, VICTOR CAGARY,, ___ ________5NOLI, etc., etc., say: „ I’OUL. IF* tMs plealure tn reo>*met>*inE ths Mam>o A iastlls CBBItiel OtBSSM a rery beautiful tsitrurant, and cosstder It tbe beet How in uie. HENRY STRAUSS, of Vienna, says : Wot only unsxceUad, but unequaled by any l IA80H » SAlLffl ORGAN CO., Borrox, Nrw Toxx, Cuicaoo, Lowwftt* Viewwa PAYINC EMPLOYMENT Ms dical Advkrtlsixo.—Tiie medical profession are outspoken in their de­ nunciation of the system of medical ad­ vertising, and declare'that any medicine that is advertised is a fraud thoroughly incousistent and unfair ia such an argument. The men who are so lond in their criticism ore those who adt-crtiitc themselves as medical aavanf by ostentatious display; splendid resi­ dence* with maasivt doorplates: fast horse* and costly carriage*. Dil J. Walkkb, of Californio, an old practi­ tioner, respected alike for his skill and conscientious independence, dares to differ; and having discovered in his OOL8NIZATION IN COLORADO. Extruordtnary tadaesmsate Is ths Climate, 16 to $20.T. retiei oi ms icjiow man, ana id out in his declarations of its man tuos by thouaaDda of invalid*, wi being cured of disease by its use. iTHEAKECTAR >72' *15 m'ta.tt.tux-- — ... y TO Elys, WM*.fmoh ran ana sui4each wsalksr . rtllabls marks*, crop AQBITB WAITED FOB THE HISTORY OF THE GRANGE MOVEMENT FARMERS WAR AGAINST MONOPOLIES. otheroserioeN^taJaredbyaa explosion fa a null at Bannfagtoa, vt.. on the 30th of Januar; . Tbo explosion waa csumm! by tho aecidantal ignition of gasoifae. which had eacspr<i from a pipe that ta«W. prutobh- for the want <>f a little attention orsetnu trifling repsfr». -Tbo stopping fa Bnffak harbor was dsm- grange* reduced from 815 to and annual dues to the State Grange to 5 cents par capita; alao. to allow the conferring of two degrees at one meeting, and making fee* df deputies uniform; to make proviaion for mileage and per diem cf delegatee to tbe National Grange; to pay delegatee in ordure on tbe BsitKwdinato grange ; and that grange* be not allowed to bo'located within five mike Betas a full and anthenUeaweoUBt nf the etrugUNcral Cash Comuilasicnz tc Age ate. Oreat XaAaeeaesaU ta Tarmen' (3mW Uraagss. kaA Woofs HooMMii). THE BEST DflLLAB IOITBLT. $5 to $15 THE YOSEMITE VALLKY. XAxMO tasnliea. tM 17 (Mt Caters. Tire L*gM*1nrc Rm ea much right to regwlire tbair ** t* fix taruink* toll. «• tbe eh»rg«« of miRerv for pnnding grain. Acoaomsfijing Ihia aa*eriian at right. i*a*-*p{»*l u> the rathtrnd comp*i>i«M u> nanMuber tb*i thmr infarMtii are hlmitical with tbo*. of ua aul M k> kin, b, nrt.ua ■m. u. rtrrtaiiwn rtrtrt <h.< l.rt it. THE END OF THE WORLD th* FMAiau r amwrta >- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-02-06.pdf.pdf 2f1ea7982f6df22d8f7e6b0107e7db58 PDF Text Text County, Mich., ORNO STRONG. — Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. L ^ASHVJLLE, HARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1874 , VROP lit ------------- cunghxmional guMJuar. -— ..... ....tote . ■ ■ cnxxnr tmn THE SIAXISX TWIX^. T» wfitor bf the Ban Antonio 7/crdtd " <^m5ST swept out Cf the apartment, her robes, trailing behind hsx io* ; dut; Vander, the cattcer with his well trttixMdl iriraMllxAlBrown, it, came to dahbtMwto the oere ]f twlih— M IM k>mr wte tub Ihtak. Waite* and arouna tier neck, a* they parted, on deck of naa “•’“UlIO'! her husbanu away to a foreign land. rant the taking to himself tliat beautiful WM w«Imb tierriakjes-aadJ creature he loved so much, to whom Walter comforted her ; and after that it got to be an accepted thing tliat he «,S£;afifl&a ■■ imwA iWifiTi ii Jltf’ n a aj lahMwraf Qjmbuw Doj. . Drop Is! aMfttksMf! toqtoa. u.d Moite . began to fancy how like a queen she would move among them, winning their love anew every day. One of the littic rosebuds to the beau­ tiful bouquet ‘that he sent her, was to be worn in her hair nt Mrs. Van Zandt's party that night, if she would be to him i the woman above all others, and would give him the right to eherish her as his oviivif,. Where it began in tha body of the one and where it ended in tbu body of tlm other was never iv.certainod ■ while the twins were living ; neither was it known . rARlUflKS. _ in which direction thp blood flowed Ax imaginary quantity—A lady's ago. through it Naturally it was surmised that the heart of the larger and stronger Do*’! write that which you cannot ‘ '' ' *'•**' > »!’ «•> BeaaxA’cr Batts (of flag-carrying of the twins controlled the circulation sign. fame) writes from Illinois to the Lon­ of both ; but it -was impossible to un­ Tub end of the world—To make don Jfeias, proposing to introduce the derstand how the prows* of returning money. *’•41'* prairie chieken into the British Isles. the artcrialized blood to the twin hearts W« poaeaM only that which we comHe has grewn tired of his experimentifj from which it flowed could have been preheiM. ' ?,!W ',’,h ',f with the ungrateful bird of freedom. • To makf. money—Gpfan sppoinfafiRft plex conditions. It was not the fear of in the mint ' the loos of blood that would have ensued interesting paper in the North Ameri­ How to make a slow horse' fat4-^from cutting the connecting artery which can Review on the “.Antiquity of the nit (fa prevented the separatioa of the twins ; Don't feed him. North American Indians,” in which he but the certainty that it would finally A oloomt companion can sigh-altil takes the ground that their occupancy interrupt the circulation of the blood.in groan the most cheerful person into des­ of this continent probably dates bark '■■■ ’’ • • ! ft . f'R both. The mystery of their connection pondency. aa far as the earliest traces of man in simply, lay in the unexplained way in Des Moixx* siwrtsmen report “ dseks Western Europe. They were doubtless which the blood of one flowed into' the without end.” What, ihen, do Dea domiciled hero when the mammoth, the body of the other. The attempt to con­ Moines ducks have ? : ! ... ,.n mastodon, and other extinct animals found the identity of the twins, and to - A Mme dealer Dot long since received roamed the primeval forrete. thus mysterious ­ an order : “ Please send mo the music |p ------ j,give them a___ —-w. , 'double _ waswho merely the idea theegreat Frva negroes were killed in a row unity, showman from time tooftime vhite “ Strik® 010 llttrP ia praise of God and near Montrose, Ala., recently. Two of [ paddle your own oauoe.” • them got'into a dispute, and one shot itod them. A Daxbubt citizen sent over .to.,a the other dead. A brother of the slain The fact that the children of these neighbor one evening recently, to ,lwran up with an ax, and split open ths unfortunate beings were in so many inrow the Danbury Newt, and head of the man who had fired the fatal atances deaf and dumb is not at al! that he would hare to wait until “our shot A friend of dead man No. 2 strange. The twins were certainly ab­ Jane got back from the ball.” "1> killed murderer No. 2 with aa ax, and normal specimens of humanity, and it Tun following advertisement recently a fifth negro soon laid the ax-man low was not to be 'expected that their chil­ Wax>»MDAr, Jan. M- — Amote.—OonMing with the same deadly weajxiu. Before dren would be free from all taint of appeared in an English paper : “ Want­ the fourth negro was oold, another ax their parental misfortune. That any of ed, a good general servant,' who can laid No. 5 dead on the heap. The sur­ them, ware fully developed and healthy neither read nor write, nor be able tilde ' tatting, crochet, of embroidery. “ • viving murderer is abroad. waa doubtless due to the pure blood of . Cutoroe latnductd a bill A iT-i MBln had.— an Irish fad in his «mthe sturdy English women who pos- ' .... ------------------sensed the strange courage to many the ; ploy, and one day having occasion to AN ILLUSTBIOnt XXILX. twins. j nse a piece of zinc, ordered him to fl*t Tkr Slum BU’.lbw di, .letxlln* Ux San Domingo’s ex- President/ Buena­ p— g tteriMiMM OoamrtM Muttg For many years Chang and Eng were ’ ono twelve inches square. “ Yes, sir, t>M 4vtr at OM>fT«M to aCooi MiWHMta ventura Baez, arrived at New York the «kr retonptiou at UnU«l Stolaa note exhibited to, and stared at by^ the pubPat, “twelve inches square, but AB J juinnn-Dl w*a ri*»d wllbou! rrarblt other day. Ho left his country for his oulta molnUoti. Few of ' those who saw them bow long?" . ■ country’s good, and took refuge frcxi lie. A Wkstebm P*P« publishes the tolan outraged people on board of a United thought, liowever, of the inner life of ' States vessel, which conveyed him to theec uuhsppy men. They had certainly lowing notis : “ Lost or strata, from scriber ± a shspe white—one our hospitable shores, where royal ex­ passed though a strange experience the the scriber -----all -- over iles have frequently before found refuge. within the years that elapsed between leg was black and hall his body—all their purchase from their heathen parents persons shall roertve five dollars to . Baez ia a remarkable man in many reH|»ccta, and ia deferring of more than a by an astute trader and tlkc|r admission bring him. He waa a she goto." chess, and singing with the home loving After* tine, -took bw began to toag for the evening, and to'’vhitttj fok the kindly face, and the gentle greeting, and to think that merinoes with lace at the , throat and wrist; was the vyrw a*mo of rxStMMBJfil'-ff) L ?.’3T‘ And to toe old dream faded,, and 'tiie’nrtP bepm? 'and 'HW face grew and for a bridal tour there w*wi a pleas­ ant trip to the Vermont farm house, whore Lutie reigned 'supreme' In nil timing They were neither 'too plain or oldfaahioned for. her ; they were Walter's *m&inde* le I.-., J Ae< re-Hold I Kind-hearted little Lutie cried over the three weeks visit was ended, the old it, and thought how willingly she would metamorphosed. ’the hift inon Ute bo^ ami been Ms wifa house was straight-backed chain hail lost their had she been in Edith's plwe; but somehow things seem misplaced oftimes stiffness, the rocking chairs were cush­ m this lower world of own, white people ioned, and dainty white curtains were back^with^ blue ribbons ; the few too oltan work at sHss purposes. ■: There wys another note in the writing iwue will I- •ol-b’nc , •xaftSfcfffiiteoo nt V*r,*b’X»AO’t tery, the existence of which established Bxn. Moxtoom**!, colored, who owns a coaneotion between the circulating the two plantations—“Hard Timos” system of each; In all their thoughts, and "Hurric*’-?"—formerly owned by' actions and sensations they were too Jeffareon Daria, In Yasoo, Mias., pays entirely distinct person* I bn*, ucvertliean annual tax of S2.44T. ■ lesa, the same blood flowed through the Mb. Sxlvxstxb Gkaxnis, of Bran­ veins of each, andthA heart of Chang . ford, Conn., captured a few days ago, made its pulsations felt !n the'remotest' The real a • tenake of ■ the “ flat-headed adder” extremity of Eng's baiy. apMiesi thirty faoh*a in length. Ratbyr physiological mystery of the BismMc early in the season for sudi visitant. night comingAbseaC' from aalrtgla-ride, tuAl every letter that announced his ho put his arm around her, and with a home coving was UMhem tiding* of world, of tenderness -in his voice, asked great joy. ................................ her to be his wife. _ • ‘ fiWftsiS’ 'iL’ftiy' Thi: Ii^flial wcre. Me,.thought of them very seriously and tendsriy before be sent that note to pressed!to Steliftlr tlbstr li Edith, whose answer was to be his weal his strong arms, and he had hia answer. or his woe. His wife (bow fondly he A little while after lhere was a quiet said it) must honor those dear parents, though theix ways were, not her ways wedding, elegant in all its appointments,., of soune,. neither ..thxj .xxoj Agpt' and; judging lie. iove by -his own, hr IM Fro. Ito fans atoUjr trota 4»U, made to reflect something liesidre the the other/ but although it wan full of top of your head. How they loved her. admiration and uawbolccomo flat!cry, and a desire for the queenly Edith to tj>< M< hMfcoae |»»>e, Ji.tV VMjfc apron, as she watched them drive away line that breathed of the tenderness that to the station. | Lube's money bought them a pleas­ Rircx clergymen arc making the proas a special subject of their prayers, an irreverent member of that profession auggwta that they reciprocate by unit­ ing in supplication for tire diffusion of intelligence among the clergy. passing notice, ilo is a mulatto, about ir. Jan. tt.—Senale.—Ferry (Mich.) But with the letter came a casket am­ ant, unpretending little house and 53 years of age, and ym born in Hayti.* Lutie with her ready, willing fingers, He gained greaf influence io Ban Do­ has* made, ft A Veritable paradtae. It tbqltmj >«nrtw»tw mteutaue fur itelvwJ b.:,l BoSC./MMe jin.iatid a mUUct frmauwti mingo on account of his talent* and his Aad Srtak “ to jour -rory n«d teUU. " aUtn< tar • aniuoa of I »ttRdbiRitti *|| I ft II msfir ■ said he should consider her his prom- seems as though the- aah repjcially ot .Monte. A rwJntM VM *4oMr4 ord wealth, and after the expulsion of Jewloved to shine upon it, and in every i|<yJ-XBifak ,.»-/• • j..-. , . ...... inea from the presidency was called to , cB£ih Was proud, and with her world­ :*-!*£ *) ft»< fill that position. At the next election, ly-wise mind she weighed the matter. for alt however, Santana was eboecn president, It is doubtful if they arc ever as but Baez refused to surrender the reins wealthy as the JlavBands; bat they tineas, c-ntentmeni and a lore that ao4 of power into bis hands, and for two iwft 4*ty> paaseth understanding, andon the other, years successfully resisted the installa­ the wheat, not the chafl* and they tion of Santana, wjio, up to lus election gather about them all that ia rare and to the pnwidcncy, had been Baca's Ana tua >■ oar Op»%tok £><y: beautiful iu stata^a, ^ookf; picta re* and wannest j>ersonal friend. Exiled on the Drvpta! .Couttenjiy. comes and a husband, handsome it fa true, but 016 accession of Santana, in 1858, he did not all«w his reatleaa nature to repose, but qr that. lt rraUul .» A'A’K SS.IV.’I " ‘ ■ ■ kibe knew that Walter, m far m tncontinued hia intrigues for control of bv •>..« he island. In 1885 he again returned elf; anrf the other w^a only a sad, pained look when Lu tie meets to the island, was elected presidents womanline.-H and her heort- Walter with a welcoming kiss, and no­ tliird time, but was aknort immediately tices how fondly bs loves her, and how expelled by Cabral, his life-long enemy. tha long pier-glass tliat so handsomely i love plredadfor ttio simple rosebud that praii b« o( b« lv«ia mjk fo, Three years subsequently he again reflected her tali, Beautiful figure. landed on his native shores, was again yearned f6t; but her ambition pointed everybody loVea her, from the author proclaimed proaidant, and has retained BllmMl, M fcrB.rrlr.lo his hold on the position till last month, amber silk that jrys half the' gas light on her velvet bed. for h«r smiles. watches whan another reverse of fortune com­ Hhe took them up with dainty fingers. Mrs. Haviland meets hsrhusband ocpelled hia abdication. His negotiations caaionaly, quite as often, however, as to secure the annexation of the island to i. Ow'd to jay tearStas la t:.< the United States are matters of public notoriety. It fa jno ..wonder that, after Wfc! WW ***** in MW Chta tadfafit imags, and sacrificed heroelf her pony phaeton, er her coach and having paeeed through the multitude of four, as best pl-^. her, queens it in vicissitudes the reoapitnlatiou of his I ou, tlw — altar, of hex ambition. pvtllTT , society af'Mte «*•' always done ; geU career presents, he takes his fourth ban­ Walley.jearchfd eagarly far the rose­ the first fashions from Paris, and is ishment with perfect nonchalance. lubud when Edith entered Mrs. Van deed, it would not be surprising if he, envied as she expects to be; tint in the stMb Ufa «M fihWtodkfas like a bad penny, would again turn up over the xuigU»-have-b<x-n, and longs dictator of Uw Salt Duininioana. to claim tire quedhfy girl, who wuald —k' ‘ * "th* l»rop ia, rraa Um hifhoar, tad Mcc, raawMantt bb*hlrf' ”* “• f*-** ~ nc«n Jiraniy isaenva. i Idith had no chance to rrtrec* her promise had ah* a dartre to do so, of which I am uolrt all aertain, for Aunt at tart CTffied to aceoW TfaMK bfenero CJoartcnay was quite delighted at her fa»pri*peS brilliant' prospect*, and Mr. in that reaped, and admonished not to give way to the liesetting sin in future. Hfvttand ia unseemly haste; so the isxm? rw as civilized American citizens to * an 7 “ Am.nou.B.ptirtd.un.h. TUej Locm.prosperous and rich, and owned plant*- Ax social ** Ohio paper nubtishes - its ■-XL ’ -t ^Donn<5Ml„t. lie hte ol ..... « n “Matched, -i.~> ” >• “ •< Patehed," " “ Hatched," lions and slaves. The old barbarian in­ “ Snatched," “ Detached,” and***Dis­ stinct never quite left them, for they patched," aa an . improvement pn were reputed to be the hardest masters ’•Bom,” “Betrothed,” ".Married,’’ of all the alave-owuers of their neigh­ “Eloped,." “Divorced," and “Died.” borhood. Baptized as they ware, they I win. and bequeath to my beloved still gave way to occasional fits of sav­ wife Bridget, all my property. without age rage, and in one of these the life of reserve, and to my eldest son Patrick, one brother was said to have been actu­ one-half of the remainder, and to 'Den­ ally attempted by the other. For the nis, my youngest son, the rest IT ttaymost part, however, they were silent , thing should be left,' it m*y' gO to Ter­ ence McCarty. . Old Bongs w’as a little too fond of his bitters, and one day, after taking.' a is extremely probably, although thia ( snifter or two too many, ho fay daar*4>y feeling seldom found expression in: the roadside to Bbepri-A. bozaasd cbwords. vuang Chang was jo to jsug Eng mervijr merely the wuras. iuc ,j ---------------— --------- «-— - , ------- living shaft to which he was inexorably I served him, aad thinking, be was dead, chained. Had his brother never ex- • alighted on hi* breast aud pecked him isted, Gb&ng would have |beu free like in the face. Whereupon old Bang* ether men. OouM any mad not more J looked up and aaig, re a leetie ever known to speak to the uibor. , Tlxat they really hated one another ill than usually imbued with the divine teacliings ot Christianity have really loved the dog that made Mm a prisoner, was far worse, a prisoner who could never for a single instance be alone? And then it is to be remembered that each saw in the other the perpetnal threat of a terrible death. Eng knew that the death of Chang would Gould he look with affection upon one who was not only a horrible burden to him in life, but a constant menace ot untimely death? Three men were at mnst have ixvm impossible, and their I proverbial silence should be interpreted as the token of a terrible and hc^w-leaa Mjl Fkamx Bvcxuaxn recently stated in a lecture that there is in the Zoologi­ cal Gardens in London a ehimpaunee, of extraordinary hnclkvt, which » pro- and sold it to a certain buyer of furs, not far from Grand Rapidr, for fl.ift. It was done ss a practical joke, but the jxyxr. lioy kept the money, grew to be a prossucceartnl the., ax Ta* following “pome” is going the atroDgly in favor rounds of the pre**, minus the name of U“'J- —____ _ _____ him so much that a few days ago the the author, and is too good to be lust: drummen came down faOU wolves Tn pwK, rri of Ike lUte « ex-fur riastor received a note inclosing wm brethren, and U haa<r*en Aaorr seventeen years; ago, a ypung buy, residing in Wood county, Q., took al tail of the eat had been removal and ratijS UM Wa­ :bxge property in their own right; ' ’ 3. ivnk Ina ment. They were two antiraly distinct persona mentally, Eng being decidedly the superior of the two. Physically brought an action against ths Milwaukee they were also distinct individuals ex­ and 81 Paul luailroad Company for cept in one respect. Through the band >20,000 damages, reused by injuries rcwhich connected thUm ran a large ar­ oeiv®4 a year ago.' 1 Walter Baicley had looked once too often into the misty depths of nifloent set of diamonds, was the most dark. fiuKdurtfag eyes, and clasp* Valuable. Aa for a long line of- distinguished ancestors, such as the Courtenays and InretincK boasted, he could claim noth­ ing. There was no blot or blame against the good old Bareley name ; but as for ’«»!***»?. a 7PP among the A ennont hills was a farm of many acres, where a good old-fashioned couple lived peaceful and content, with a daughter and her husband who were only a little leas uld-faahioned than themaelvre; and they wore Waites’s IhtakOfOMVteMStiMt ' . >500,000,000. love tu forming, that Drew lai DOA-T BX IX Much hiw been said and written c( the mystery of the Siamese Twins. Twa great air-line double-track raD­ them. Their parents had been addicted road, which Mr. Hurl but proposes to to twins, and Chang and Eng differed { have built by the Federal Government, being bound together by at Amhy liga­ lor hia'own peace of mind. With love’s •jnfck intuition, ho ftmeird thrt h«r face, brightened at his coming, and that Ldr sweei 1/pi’Would fmu' ha?e kept back all Toorteata wm wim th. ln«l Ute bu.l nU6 Atetti at import, wyr*. and beautiful Indian scalp*. She was grandly beautiful pu* MMU *** ■ 1 ■ W«MV VlgU. in Doftring so much as fitting hr* ?groomsmen, among ’ NO. 19 tocfeirea 13.70, principal and interest. The joke an the fold ; their toes wen all frosted, membership •< Aartwrefe'to iW^iain sold it for three dollanu A* he cannot house. they gobbled the money and salted it Lord’s and Utita full of CW,' tuxal preaching. the Ia*e Chief- Juatios that ualy one ■ f contribute the fijopey to some benevo­ lent purpose. �IT 17 Ediths Nears: SPECIAL N€ •ELLO1 MFI Oct. 8. Tot NABU VI ■' FEB. C. I«74.| FRIDAY, ago and give a detailed ' months-, old, while you Th. Courier -Journal. Laving been' account of the proceeding*. here. !•_ 1 ofCfeo. a. For ‘safe 5 “ ..irtlTmlt! u About eight o'clock in the evening. baa 16,000 •ays: "We ttonie Ihreu weeks ago, a young ;non of iu»queationnblecharac(erpatted ns city that (he maliff and beauty of th. girls th*re on the shoulder arid ask if we would not like to go up with him to see <Wt mnke ua long to seqte a couple them danoe 6 While. At first we o! car-loads of lhem and fly to the benitated, for we had never b*ea U Iwaom of (he Mormon ehnrrh at • such a place, and didn't know but city of tefnge.” we would have to indulge in aJiUie There's no use for a m.tn to ba in tangle-foot. like the most who attend TAttEE KOTIOJB, School Books, S<«ne>Md |Wooden. Ware. for d|Mpe (hue with much interest, he I wentT^i to it and stuck his nose be- j ' tween a pftit oT cogwheels LearHxrtt.»S Nartoaal Bask 491 26 DM.. k To Msh.Mu’. BoJ.OWP-..____ ,. , Hoc...--------------------------114 42 skin off* the end of his nose about the I ,size of a trade dollar, be retired (o a , And aU hinds dulged in this dissipation with pleas­ out in a playful manner. After this Hats, Caps, Cloth­ - ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, dbc., IKL ure nntil after three o'clock ip the he started—encouraged by seeing it C. -Winters, editor of the Spring­ moraniog, though: we could endure k retreating from him—but was almost a short time, and proceeded to the instantly knocked down by tho swift field (IH.) Transcript, ia said to be fear and much return of the bed. he had found a 81.668 661 2.174 06 Poor..... . 21. Tot Bank. Ben. Bp’ler says privately that be go “saRcks” with him. Just enst of the ou its side mid mode that his homo. door at the side of the room, was a Being Hack aa- ink himself, the con- papers if the (ranking privilege could platform on which Bay. ■was guilty of bnglary. Mr Jackson rose up and said: ‘‘I’ll bet a hundred Tho sex. gentler men were conceited, and « « •• •• L Mia. “ M •• Ca»h to Brtvocj of check. a great amount 2.018 19,067 5,100 2,008 200 716 1.266 260 18 W It 0J 08 65 82 00 Nevertheless they Terms AH BiUt wider Cask; Total Credit------------------------- '*SS.79l 48 Allot which H re-pcc«Iv»Uy aabawUrd. Joux Kexolx. -] A. J. Walker, | . Committee. Juijn IL Day, Henry Brown. | Continued from last irreL] be Settled at aace. now look attention and catch a ••feller." Then exchanges and were short red headed girls, tall gaunt te b< put in a suilsbls condition for aiid maids with ahaip noses, who office rt file expenqt of said Russel h Muvlaa. wriggled, jumped and th rowed their under the directions of lhejadge of Probau Motion prevailed. The Kansas States Prison convicts heads in a very significant way and Mr. Philips moved that the Proscouliag are allowed to wear wide paper col were exceedingly puffed up. Then .•.tlwnqy f-r Bsrry County be requested and instructed to occupy the office in the Court Mrs and flowing neck-ties if they are the homs stopped tooling, and there old see. good and obedient ISO 60 J<>an F. Emory •* " ’ 51 Wm H Kulek’-rbocker 2 40 and two othsrt •• •• 51 M W. Rikrr. Justice “ 53 Dennis & Hulmes. Print iag 600 51 Droijali Bottom Spec'l Depty Shtffees................... 7 we-could The United Slates has ton crazy people tonne in Spain, hut then didn’t I Wm sure to meet him wherever I He is not only my friend, but He is the friend of everybody. He go. is always willing, and ready, to give hnfcrmation free of charge; And it matters not. whit the subject or qu<M ■ tioo is, he is able to answer it with great self importance. not hear ourself think' again for some time. If a man by lbs Judge of Probate, and unless so oocu plod by ths Proceeding Attorney, that ht _ rest was a fellow calling niimliers. Motion provailed. On motion of Mr. Fur each num­ ranging on about a imagine. if he guesses They reared, stamped, squealed and tried to make Irtwton, Mieh., Feb. 4th, 1874. - A Visitor. Finnic Ream want* a contract for things and Inu a bit of advice for making a bunt of Gen. Jackson, hut, everyone he roocU. I never du any­ **by the eternal .'** shell site have it ? thing juat aa ha would do it, but I Ad old definition of salt—the stuff* that spoils jxitatoas if they don’t have tempt to argue with him, for I always undarstaod « “ I GROCERIES Th. Sobreriber has taken Iev Start of Staple »ii Faecj Millinery Goods. HATS. GLOVES and FKATHKRS, TOBACCO, CHUBB, CONOTAKTLY ON HAND, 0Y8TE11 D TUB M1ML or THE LATEST STYLES, And caxArn then ever before. Hats for one dollar. YANKEE NOTIONS, Trimmed MUSIC TEACHING! IRS. I. J. TIIIER1AI mental Ma Having 20 34 21 18 2214 2100 oeuMeum. BHUTTOS UHJHCMT! faction to alL JACOB LENTZ S»iIr«U». Mleliixan Central Itailrs 20 22 _ ... 18 62 CASH & G8AID Rim VALLEY DITIRTOJ. anon, hhtiu « ai. •• of Co. clerk 40 00' fund one' , Man o’ BusincRu—“Thai'v all right —lake another.” 1.724 81 July 1. Indians boys blow op trees with Chicgoi, thinking nf lighting ill Wm Powers Clark. G. D. Robinsum, Chairman. Absent Man o' Bnsiness—’*Oh, Mr ——(forgets his name], wiU you axcase me one minute ? Take a seat— prav take a ehair—rake a—" Elliott. hia argti- ponder to sh-ke down the nut*. DMCtt than to adveare my own. Now Uf Tnan. In Nashville, Mich. । Repairing dune otx short notlee. Cal! and see ttee old foreman of H. A. GoodI year's Shop ia Hartiap [ >0 WOLCOTT A 6BEHL which only brings remorse and dis­ credit upon themselves. this m the way ray friend goes through the wsdd. Ha is posted or all MMwtfaj. and LMgiapMCfe Total... In Avoid any post upon returning; this way he beu iff to both buyer and from the club. Lamp-ports are apt; seller, by keeping them posted. And find it more diflitbult to inlerpert his NEW UNDERWEAR, Nichols. George C.. 25 00 Philips, Travers..., Watker, Aaron J. 181 10 Wilcox. Lewis------Young, James....... . Touukr,CharlesM.-------- ~ _ Robinson, D. 0. Chxirmaa,6 3 2 where he can get it for ten cents. friend, 1 never at On motion of Mr. Manly. Board look a recon until 12 o'clock. no->n. Wu, n. PowXRx. Clerk. 60 00; tell me whether I am gelling a fair on those who are so weak minded price or not, be can tell me the price as to fool away their valuable lime of wheat in each market twenty-five till late liuiirs of tho night fur (hat ItihHCu. MRS. L. O. CROCKER CANNED GOODS, 31,662 65 j Uejec ed tex AND VISIT THE has jurt reevi red an acMition to her stock st To Jan. Redemptions fall, he knows more nl>out that horse her phiz and thought she was com­ If I ing for us, and made ottr exit as take a load of grain to loam lie will quick as possible, thinking with pity never oppose my Ou option nf Hr. Mnnro< J. H NeKwu had leave to with<tr«w aceonnt Mo. 14. Ou metion^f Nr. Manly the report of the Committee , on claims was accepted and adopted. _ Hold Your Hom, Straiff! CENTRAL HOUSE. The Bett of* Leather l »edUifrht Work is oxir pride. Detailed aut ament of Receipt* 1873. M. T. WLoelcr ia account with Barry Co. Brown, Henry----- — 1876. Pr. Bogbxe, Denison 9- their the man tliat raised him. If the merchant offers me an article 10 88| HALBERT & CO. Over Smith * Putnam's Hardware. GENTS AND LADIES plnngod, wheat work baa riven universal satiafactioa NEW HARNESS SHOP 01 62 27 43 NAME. stock of imformation is inexhaustible, around and saw an old maid with if ( wish to know the age of ft horse hollow eyes and a horrid red nose Fab. a- To Cash oosl People vs. When Crssliy ........ .. ........ He can tell me, he can tell whether storing ns right in the face. she horse was horn m the spring nr we looked up a heavenly grin ht np for a shiding a pound,my friend knows What 7 66 4 13 28 85 possible to I represent lbs following Ma-emert for their within fifteen yearn, I will the expect­ more noise than the music. We looked amazed, and were forge (ling ed remark.—“I thought you was som- on wh-re along there.” My Friend’s where we was, until we looked mMas around. If I step into a store to buy good*, I find my friend there. qvautt, amp who Maeda reread to none aa a Cn»on Mil­ ler. will be pkared to ohoer the snstsst aU Art j»ay give him a iruL Dcfim Competition ! 600 12 e’elovk. Kron, Boerd called to order ky the CtertHMUi. Roll exiled, memben all preeeat. Mr. PbUipe m>ved tkrt mrourt Me. 00 acted upon by the Board of gaperriBort rt tbeirltoeember Swulou 1872, be lakes from numbers. The man calling them, Court for ths ejanty of Barry. . the filee and allowed rt a further earn ef 820' Motion prevailed. then hollered "already" and the Alolion yravaDed. The committee appointed to settle with music began phy, and some onu on Pay Roll of Board of Supervisors for Jau. the County Treasurer through their Chairthe platform commenced lo yell, and If he does not know my age. he will in all shapes and forms dosen of years, and mr Mr. PUWLE0, Munroe the Resolution ber called a man would shodt "here*' the collection ef costs and expenses in Che Ko and whisper to a female wlto case of Henry g. Colby was taken fro a the j table and the aeriou of the Boa*-d theresn would smile sweetly get np and Indefinitely postponed. Mr. Philips moved that the Proeoouting take a place opposite tho last one Altarnoy be diverted to the case ef cilkd, until a set of eight cunple was the People vs. lieoryC- Colby, imformation formed, and so on for twenty or more looks at me and inquires my name, or age. my friend will answer the qties- the boys and girts un tho fluor starriou before I can collect my thoughts. led to ran, hop and throw themselves Wsarri a guess, or THi la Bolicidag a very large ran of custom. The next thing we noticed of inte­ one, two, three, etc. My Fries*. Will Find Them. 3Iy Cai'diuy Maehltie W. A. AYLSWORTH. 1 68 57 T. B Uiamend. Ex'k a prirt'g 7 5-» 58 M- 8 StebMna Cone, fees 4 13 60 •• rtlen liuf conrt xc. 24 85 tM) Richrn-md* X D.»cki»o book*. blanks & strtinoryB VI «2 61 Imm SoarihoutCotu fees 31 45 62 •• •• 10^8 63 J. II. McKIvit was such confusion and uproar that we make ’em give np the Virginins ? wmH They drank an abundance of poor whiskey, but will uvar our Cleveland KEROSENE MACHINE OILS, chewed tobaceo, smoked eig.irw anJ hand, and read that the price of coal smiles and graces upon them, would nf Mr. Henry Drown, the report of tbs assume a very important air. The Committee on Claim* was smen ied by alhas gone up again without any exwomen were a/rayed and ornamented -cusc. in all manner of styles*and costumes, ed eras adtmteJ. Mr. Munroe moved that -Are American becoming a race of colored rihbous, artificial flowers, 8. C. Pr<uals, Judge of Probate, be aw'borJtsrsF asked a Cleveland paper brass jewelry, and everything they lie 1 end inetnieted to lease a room over the I W’e hove never given the subject thought would bp of use to attract thought, respectfully soiieit the aUatieu ef --UBloaeni to the fart that be h tnxkinj improvemrotB in hie mills which will prove a benefit to euBtomere aa well aa to htmaeif. ' The reputation of my mBla are beet adver• 11bed by the eoutiaual inereaac ef curtom. LARD OR D. M. PURCHTS, stuck to it much CHIMNEYS. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! Frilay Morning Jau ,8<b. aoerpte,] and adopted. Boxed met pursuant to adjournment. The Camsritte on elaima. Roll oalled. members ell present. . BetvJ through th-dr ebarman. Mr. Manroe, fttrthrr proeeoded to buiintM. The aoe »int of T. Reported, tba they had rxamtne-l the follow­ and some of them became drunken, ing account*, and woul-i rveoomend their . , Nothing does us morP good than and leered and staggered in the the Comtnitlaeeu claims. Ou motion of tar. allowance at follows ; .. , to sit down beside a crackling wood presence of the ladies, and inasmuch as the maidens bestowed their fire, a Rhode Island greening in each Caltln Chariton, wilo*afcOa>J 42 dollars I ain’t F LAMPS, CA8TOB. C Poor •' D M’tscel “ SCo. " F. Court M 0. Poor •• young possessed RAISEN8, •oust.. which was plainly visible, especially ou the WOLVERINE MILLS! MY STOCK IS —AND — be can’t come that ■sea. fiddling, tooting horns, etc until his master had taken him aboard on the press We like the taste of The floor was pretty well crowded the Uuiu lor , Carson. . It was U>en asned^a and have got used to “lick with people of both sexee, emhiadng found that be wm aa foil of ink as one of tho ink balls used by printers K each other in a loving manner and in the early days of printing. Being whirling run nd and round from one an affectionate and playful cuss, the Some one wns going to was'e end of the room to the other, all consternation which he created twenty pounds o( pbwder to blow up wearing a sardoniegrin on their phiz aboard the train can well be imagthe Knoxville BrA^. when it would incd. At last it was found necessary iyjd aping the bloated aristocracy in a to wrap and tie him up in a lot uf have l>ecn far cheaper to have bored really humorous way to behold, newspapers, and thus tho printer’s all the editors to death with an orig­ Their complexion varied according to dog rude away with his new master. inal po«tn on the weather. the use of paints cosmetic’, etc., — Virginui Enterprise. When thejnry Returned a verdict . SPICES, three or four ilitiooof his coat was not discovered be restored, but that John Jackson, of Green SYBUS, SODA. Proprietor of the Brer Ciretv4w Naahrtlie 1 U TEAS. cpmx RICK, - F. HZOLLEE,, 4»1 ni Total Rroipta alSQUoss, PERFiniMY. ToiutT soars. Bargains nil would remove portage from news oa strictly tot- W.A.AYL8W0RTB 8,724 81 those his own devices until nojn on Sun­ uho got too noisy drunk,'and didn’t day, ho found an empty ink barrel frI Our motto U to sell as cheap as tie cheapest, give 16 ozs. to the III. and the right change evary time. D. C. GRIFFITH. ■eat of an Indiana paper that twenty could not get it thoroughly threngh m*» handed" over thirty-five cords of our mind. There was a blear-eyed but eared of battling with it. Be­ wood to get a which escaped fellow stood at the doer, for the pur- ing shut op in the room and left to down To be Sold within the next Two Months! IF.YWV WANT The Child ein get just as Good Bar­ " grins as Ae Aged. winss •• Costs - K-jvrtsd Ux •• Grouty frsa Probsts fsas and it was some time before we re­ three hours. He then sat down and Ono can judge aometliing of the gained our eqtianintily sufficient io watched thf “I hi ng” the rest of the patience vf Boomers front the state* realxxe what was going oa. and then night, bobbing his bead up and down pete uf knocking HEHB are all served alike. Here he thought foe worthy of his steel. At it be went, tooth and nail, t»*h a can of concentrated lye. and knock the arrears oat of seventeen dered by the whirl, rush and dm of and was regularliy knocked down ax the crowd already gathered there, each paper was struck off. (or about "■pay” subscribers. aihar all Goods so, and get the vrertlr ofyrur bob Bet­ them, or get into trouble if we went, fleet upon bin flm pauion. After be D— ter take it cool, like those N*w Jersey aud that we would not do; but be had for sumo time pawed snd licked l.<nu.......his wound hia attention was aitraerhape, who hare agreed to fight a ToUl BMlpu. duel on ths 11 th ol Septernt»er next, fears of that, and we renumbered tod to the bed of the power preaa, that some of oar sweet fair sex in ­ which .seemed to be shooting in and and hare already measured off the the wildest looking man in the world. hall with a little , One glance from hia firry eye will trembling. ■ Hob*...... .......... .... , was planed in the Enterprise press jNov. 1. To cash fine People vs> er Coburn......._ ... ..— room last 'Salurday night. After in­ ;specting the running of a job press a hurry and over do the thing. ground and loaded their revolvers. T. keeping this juvenile son of his moth- 3 Probate fees An advertisement fn an Irish paper* UlIhMn«,“n>NUU>& setting forth the many conveniences and advantages to be derived from u fconr Sn tAt Sime SAOag: 106 W metal wifxdow saxbes, among oilier particularsobserved “that itoae sash­ es would hut forever—aud after­ wards, if the owner bad no nse for 4 00 tbcni. they might be aukl lor old iron.’ ar suk'xjdsjutd corrnruK �E. & WHITE MIT CO., IM.. nwAY, ■ X4*M amd Heavy m. 6, 1874. - tjCatltKlM GROCERIES! well aa - ty ^ving hi* * call. Local* very scarce this week. hear ihams^ic. CANNED GOODS was doubt!y mtot- tad I esting I aka who. for OF BVBBY The store north of Aywworthr rt dusk might take e>joy tho concert and W ahead twen­ ty-five cents each. TMn arrangement PROVISIONS fery they thinking that they we are —Still S»rtuM W —Griffith will pay the highest market WOODEN IND WILLOW pulpit nix! in front of lhe audience, Hara m triod his 40. M, and 75 Mil —Trnraaa it kliU having biickjutd l»Ul ; instead,they weniupirf-the gallery and Sl.M Tea. . Here yon lei atone hauled for that now store. |ioo:n ; which is the door leading to the •nd 12} oanlN! belfery, thus cutlog off ail chance the yowgracn had of seeing anything. child after that city -j-We are During tl»e performance some of Ute band boy’s thought they heard steps . enjoying bow good sleighin,—and on each countenance there is a look of peace and happi- tho door leading to it, and at the SKY, Drayman. Cood. «.id Go to Griffith’s to ouy yow Oysters. is By gome moans they succeeded tn reooveriag fiMffi his meat prolonged getting out before morning. The —Go to GurriTii’i io buy School Books- young C. APPLE MAN. MiHiner .nd women slaughtered over 500 chickens , respect to their friends anti relations and aiae turkeys. in six hours last residing here f refrain giving their names, hoping that the disgrace —Mr. and Mm. Boice entertained at the Chrwtain Social denee Quaker across they have thus brought upon them­ selves and friends may be a lesson re»t-t to them to do Letter in the future. Inst They can rest assured that “forbear­ ! ionce will cease to be a virtue” if (heir brook Teeufrruv^-^^ RONE Atlomej ani ComslBr at Lai, IJENRY H. WOOD. jfiiMce ofitw Peace, FAEADY. M^uleeturer of Quaker brook. ’ TAILOR A Live Local Paper. Look out for a nice Yours Fraternally, M. r^ideoco over there next summer. —Two dogs had a Iftfle misnnder D. _v ■ Cake.0. W. Mc€«sa»c<. Propridor. tain your blown down by the wind. It would look some like a mushroom, though. -—At Hastings and Eaton Rapids, were densly crowded the halls TJHION HOOSB. U 8. Dasraa, P BCAMUVIL L1C. people to hear, Miss Reynolds sing. by Ionia Belle The Library Assoc bwoa of Charlotte pay Miss Ionia S50 to sing three pieces next Tues­ .ra’fiJSSSS in the Stales Prison. lotte, was destroyed by fire lost Mon­ L6ss_ is thought to be ON New Store SUBSCRIPTION. H. J. Ments and a Miss Gardner of Paw Ptuv eloped on the 2nd inst. P R O V I S I O IN S in pursuit. We have on hand a fine stoek of ninneti:: February That if 00 the 2nd day ot the ground-hog cometh • Untofhis den and the sun is bright enough to cast his shaddow on the snow, he will become disgusted and be so let up in lite weather. the ground-hog sees no the backbone of wmter But if shaddow, ia broken, and spring may be expected early in Monday was -ground-hog Ma.eh. day,” and not once during the day «m the'an visible, so that people OMITS & PUTNAM who want garden rakes should now begin to look around. The school •tWded with meeting was held It was only two days ago Jones was injudiciously •‘full.” Being pain­ fully aware of his inebriety, he endevored to conceal it from the public by buttoning hi» coat up very closely, imparting an abnormal atiffeess to his knees, and triping over his own heels. He stalked up to a street car, walked hrisk in just as the horse started forward—and instantly tum­ bled out again backward without un­ bending a muscle. Straightway ho recovered the upright, apkshed with mud. and re-entered, seating himself beside an acquaintance, making no sign of his mi-hap Presently he turned to this individual and queried^ •'Klizshnt’ ”No.” He considered a moment, and then again asked: -Uffthetrack T -No.” More reflection—sleepily then: -Runovscaprespice ?’ ••No.” CAPT. BOISE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK READY MADE CLOTffifflG’ Uiia, law ui Wta’i failm. (Srortrits and provisions, To which ba iavties tba attention of Iba Public, He Mila which we will close out st cost far CASH. ■bbbd,. HARDWARE. P. HOLLER & SON. HARDY St AINSWORTH, covered by insurance. —Y«! she Is coming! Miss Toni* 0HA8. W DE MAR AY, PUrrllaarsv ^AmtbmratL {{TINNER’S WORK A SPECIAL IT Proprietors. Al THIS OFEICE, Char­ day morning. fe-. rhich we ehip and retail at holloa prices. A wooden building occupied by J. D. Jenoing as a tailor shop in and beautiful volume, and sings down the joist at each revolution crushing the low register* to a mere sigh. If his scull and inflicting other fatal in­ Ionia didn’t get the nomination for juries* ,, . Congress she has an honor far bet'er JEWKLEB * OFTUIAN WOOD WANTED The stefti perent and an officer are day evening. HAIR. STUCCO, #-c.. While Frank Kaisc was at work Belle Reynolds and Company will in Millars tannery in Monroe his . - III MAIIluia —--- --------- — give a grand concert at Union Hall. .clothio be^me ungied in the ma-T*t*** b Im what mi ^*«* the tl*n ^"*11.1 ll Rapids Unnwla Ea . . « ' This Grand chinery. and he was drawn around a " She has volume enough shaft several times his head striking JONES, SALT, which ia death. 695 men uro now wearing stripes 'n tho Market SHINGLES WA TER LIME, ‘ within the reach wf all, and no one ia being a Aro tho ~\7~O~Py sleigh ran over hinj, instantly causing of Its OATS. LATH, ONLY tL50 A YEAR! dangrr apples, ELEVATOR IN NASHVIL. M. Decker a teamster of Lawton, ing in the Presbyterian church at on Monday last, while going to tho Grand Rapids, and she is not* ninwoods south of Lawon, fell out of the toen years of age. sleigh in an ajKipletic fit, and the would be no CORN, Delivered al (heir Married. »urr>eu, great ehunks out of tho air was per­ Holier. Mr. Merit Bbepar-i to Mivs Rechil A. BloootnAr. Both cf Assyria Barry county fectly awful. ______ Mich. . —Miss Reynolds receives the MICHIGAN NEWS. tion was built on the old shell there POTATOES, Clover Seed, &c., - Which means mule drirver. - standing over a hone none last ta« Tuesday. i uesuay. . Tb.w.,.hey<r Bronnd «d bit * ing would look better, but if an addi­ ASH VILLE HOUSE. . HARDY & AINSWORTH, pay the Highest Market Price for highest salary in the State for sing­ blEBHAUSEB, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. 6718 Take your Home News­ paper—the presoritpiea!' feuch , acts are persisted in. clerk smashed his index finger badly Every one seems to be improving । while puting a stick of wood in itt’ Hoary paid for a homo paper remains the Title sleighing we now have, and home, and every dollar thatia kept-in circ stove hat Friday-_________ 1 and it is astonishing the amount of Ution at home, help* to build-up your ow wood, staves and logs that are being —Mr, Olds has sold his bouse and lot and purchased four lots over acioss hauled. —Sloee k Maxon’s E. R. WHITE. , ATTENTION, ALL! will 1.3 *11 klaJa / —The Loe boys assisted by /lye known by lhe public here and out of QIMPBONfc WKBSTER. Btack- BUILDERS’ MATERIAL, and prices for youraelvee. Stebbins ________ .___________ illness. ;B FLEMING. HARDWARE! Please call and examine Goode that our state friend Charley GBOCEKY LINE. all went home door locked and leaving the belfry g IAFB 1 FULL STOCI OF Cash Paid for Produce. in the bclfery and went and locked close of the concert ■—We are glad to ZUKNENT SMITH, (Successors to Wolcott’& Holleb) fitted up for a mfttinerv store. Of^ Dbl£-c'J±n®l^.i^~ P. Hotter St Son oraLLKisoa. might have succeeded had the Band is being । boys taken their positions near the -Wheeler’s half store Vmttn- a YOUNG. M.D. willing to BBaCBlFTipN, PRUITS&COllTKTIOIffiY, church jus at -hid lhemselves io Iho bel- First (5 lass Goods, BOTTOM DRESS GOODS. PB1CES FOB CASS! FALL AND WINTBB GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE Ifl QuA Paid for Product of aD Jdadt Notions, Boots, Shoes, AMD CROCKERY Saakrill*. »•’. 1*. 18. A Dry Goods, Glausware. Notions, 1 othing, Stoneware 13ARBEIT SHOP. tn the boildMK oppoeite the Union H , Hats and Caps, Sugars, HMbviUe, where MR. DELL BARLOW Furs, Teas, Buffalo Robes, Ccffec LEROY C. BOISE. And a full line of AL. TROUTIVINK, oqm voters After some Uriti SMITH * PUTRAM- MEAT MARKET! ROBERTS k ROE, FRESHMEATS, Somnolent cogitation. -Any.acc’dent V ♦•Not any alalL" E. Chipman and He took'life piece of information rcro apnav.n, to find out inta bw totellectttal maw, aud, digest­ the cost of buildin^l a new ' school ing it, concluded that he must be very drunk indcc Anxious to cover up boose, and the cant of building an addition to the -old sjsell." and next Monday night they will surrender ed again with the •Well, If 14 anonethat, the figgures, and ttaes.wiil be decided . whether we have a handsome new got out.* Ba blinked oil into an unconscious temple learafaf, or whether w* shall state in a little while, then - woke up," have the addition. Every intelligent with his eyes very wide open, to voter of the district will be oat, and •how everybody that he’d only been thinking. He rode on about a mile beyond bis atreet. and was finally taken home in a hack. th. clmp««n A prisoner got out of tho Green Bay caWxjose by picking the lock with a toothpick.. TOBACCO, CIGARS PIPES he win take in UNDERCLOTHING GIVE HIM A CALL. NICHOLS’ GROCERY! u LICIT SUNNING WIRSnC,” GROCCTffi, PROVISIONS, k, I rt’ILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. BOOTS AND SHOE Alait if Ciuatry Preta take* in Eichaiie for &«h,at rt trouble and cos! DflWmNG & ALLffl. SUBSCRIBE Foil TH* NEWS, C, A. T3UMAN. �New Scheme of Itoy Payment* IA80I11 MM Mr 5f th* CriteTtatBA "—Jacob Milht, The MASON IOOMPANT hm MogotVaaa ajataai uajer which they M« edot.lheirwelV detected in Au*tin. For Kent, with Privilege ef Pwoheoe; ®te** U. Hotel. Dr. Ptaroe'a Golden Medial Dtoroviry. ^KW'UauMtet.h.GM.toS-.t favorabk. ,» |.i FoymooU m«y ran lhrcneh .sr O'Nail at Carlinvilla. III., by cutting the top ot Us bead off with a scythe. Whisky waa toe ifornia Vin- The cauas of toe difficulty waa a newspaper paragraph, a ys^ MAT J ’ ' ’ in the Ohio Constitutional Convention, of with great candor, which is poor consolation to the friends of his victims which body he was President —Awwxpn^B tmtepw the Iron Mountain —Ex-ChiefJustice Thomson. W Panneyfrailroad was rtffibed VjTfighwaymcu at Gadshill, Mo., on tbs afternoon of the 31st ult. Pbitadripki*, the other day. Five masked men arrested aud secured toe station sgeut befurwtbestraia an I red, and Heintmdate entiled when tho train ittoittop. When the - Hon. Rufus King, of Onclnuati, Succeeds the robbers si| Chief-JmrtJoe Waite aa President of too Ohio iUA.j ripe. T f ub section of the Iquiaoa liquoriaw which enacted that a person conttcted 1 ol inWxxwtiott sta.Bld t* H where ho got., his liquor, has been declared unoonsil^kmal by' die Supreme Court of the Kt a report ia current that the corporation 1a while cm WngetiaUng to raise" 2.0<0,an peaetM. which ItopBritola • • * •“*■*“ cited over th<reveat, and dark threat* of re- weal through too train, robbing the express and mail cans ami the passengers. After the | ing fs&bol robbers were through, they mounted five fine | — A Zurich, Bwitxeriand. dispatch annonneon the news that he lacerated hiowelf frightfully with a knife, killed hia Aopses and burned hi* ' , hcusee and want south. They gq^LOM from the deatlr, by suiddo, of Field-Marshal You GoUIsua«f>Auairia. ’j./-, ’ : j. fl/js ■> wagon and lodge and yB He content*. Poo.- the sxptess car, four rt< ‘ —The deato- is announced of Lieut.-Gen. I the mail, and sev< from the fellow I French, Of UW British’ army! ’ ’ 1 It J : i: —William Haunder*. the founder of the lad a memOrder of Patrons of Husbandry, haa been uoua 8f tliam being under xix feet bi<b. > perfott Beooraur ua luvw®^r of tho system. Never before in the hocsehOu?;*** PAS*PE4| «|O|’ Oeatennial Exposition st Philadelphia. —Ex-Oollector John T. Harper, of Rpringfield, HL, who, it appeMw, retained duplicate copies of all bonds giran by distillers and other |*rtiM, threatens to make nome damaging discloauree, when toe proper time cornea, con­ cerning parties who made affidavits tliat no such hondB hrd ever been issued. —GaruiechM again defeated Ubuesy at New York for toe billiard rhampionshipof America and <1,000. Boors, 000 to «9. — Um Cli^uan, a high Chinese officer, with socretMy^tod servant*, passed through Chi­ cago toe fftRcr day. Hs says he is Chinese Amba«*adM»4o Cuba, sent, to prevent furl tier killing if his countrymen in the rebellion. ,*! 8-t --/J prepBESanu. tuauv -»wuy —- — tire hurb# found on too lower range® of Uw Sierra N«u4»MMU1w> or caMter.la, lh« modk-lool rm^ertleo ot whkk ora aurocl .iKivfrom -rUhoUt the » aroexmeudi ot Alooiiol. The queottai la ulmort da;lr MkiKl. ’• Wbat la tka oaaao of tho unuanillolod auoraaa at VuraOAB Brrwwr Our M*»rr la, UiuUwr remora tlio eauw of .Harare, and tho pattalt re~ l ire twanlth TSeV MTO tilO CrOAt lion .tflrooO ■ad Orel acted on Organ, par»llM<4 „d months at coat of only------- __ if for Myrow® U U Ml wMWj ___ .-tk-rtss. FAMILY Meat • Organs will be rented on^rpiiin ,|o | JOHN HODGD, Secretory. any part of the country aooeaaible (a our" ’ warerooms or agencies. OatyknowteJ^o'’1 ' FiisitejiiwiiUMirfiSsif, .if found bo attractive m UM. tb»t aearpeljr any of them will ever bo returned, warrant this offer to supply them on such term* thc Uvt DiMBBM, _ . ttaqftw, vjc.a-sn ®x 111 usteK K.< N.'Vjc.a-xier u nr B«th»afe fi*rgBng On of the unrivaled excellence otoraorgm, from JU>SWm»tHW R**rxl<ta. MaswtecxurodaX four years, it beeomea the property ef I the party hiring, without fortteer paj- I CURING LIM1MBSI. Ibec^teeknor «M*. rw-Tsma at Bmtoag. omtUiniag full porticules of Dr. W-tnirt lan, with MMripttaa of. Itjlri. HOUSEKpLDlass Vaw't-V lusiMBMTl* of ail j’ Canantaiiro, NulriUous^LaxaHve. biuretto, Prices; alec, IUunrated Catalog and. teeUxaoaial Ci’culars, ant lr»s. AAdiMes-nt 501 ’ Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altcnanacea MA80N & HAMLIM ORtH Mh, ­ WM-roH'"Art-'FS■-It I Gnrtrfnl Thonsands proclaim Vui- • Botn-ox, Nkw York, ob Chicago. B u> WB IM V-w w .,. EGAh ttWTKiu* tho moat wonderful InFA MIT,v vigurauf (hat cref'Bustalhed th# mnklug sytteni. '■ ' ■ ir • . J Person can Uko these Bitten UFAfrukTOCO-J B Ctartt oeJMJ 1 according to directions, nnd remain long I unwell, provided their bones are "not de- 1 p»acirtloVoF «n-.<* i fvk»-wir tI»ug TByri- rtroyed gtroyed by mineral poison- or other 1 viul organs wasted beyond F '1 !“'•"■ ** “>*[*• robbed of its entire slock of unset diamonds, up,(xi>d toe Conservative candidaie in Abing- 1 valued al WO,000. —In the case ot Evans, the Pennsylvania don was mobbed and atdBWL Altogether, the । .b..eeatiy«to«*M* defaulter, a Philadelphia Jury has rendered'a preient ia the moet excitipgpolitical campaign verdict of 1155,663 in favor of the Htatc. . that England has experienced for years. The d Mayor of London is announced m a canIx>rd to hMten the firs iu her jiarlor stove by pour­ didat ing kerosene upon it. The result' wm that n f^jljHjtoe aa a tnck for eiJ. QTsTLltrfiaSatoVoftVtskotetc BillOUS. . Bemittent and InterHrs. B. and a little daughter * ‘ ‘ [the dissolution of Parliament, as I ecepUlntr or rrnimj. • *^'1 suqprieing sntjiriaing alarm al th< mwR.- lv«ww*et»e»t4uy »t[1 lllitteilt Ff .’erers, which aro bo prevaMfMd. ------- » the constituencies, and alarm ItoinctbosUdEhija V. km in the valloya of oar groat rivers —A Jury has pronounced EUJah Cowlo^Ma^lhs progrses ot, Ah* homo rule movement. . [s»a turv.t iin-dr in ths throughout the United States, especially Iowa mail robber, to be insane. 1 —•Ixmk•Iou - dispatches are full _» ^.ii. of of a details -— throe of tho Ill&slssippl, Ohio, Missouri, the axcUiuR. couteal om the ParliwienLux. Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ ^oAzncdL sas, Red, Colorado. Brazos, Rio Grande, productive of far more rancorous feeling and I —At too recent election in Boejon, a nup£ Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ fM-eisUls of CCTWM FXBXnrats her of ladies were elected to the School 0«nr disorderly proceedings than any jK litical cam- lM anoke, James, and many others, with GKXKRAL, miltec. ThU body, at a meeting, toe pUsa£ |«|gn oo this side of ths Atlantic Am ever I oath*ouUlde wtappsr. rat* ia uaa rUmai*. their .vaht tributaries, throughout our lag. farming. raf li 0»- I Dr. J. C. ATRB 4 CO., lAnrctl. Mte,' ) day, declared women, ineligible to scats, aqd wrought. A few extracts, culled at random , BOLD Vt AXX HBAihnhB PBATJIBB entire country during the Summer and from JAW f^r-tfatn-.. wtl W»<»8 the iqmtoi sn i ■ National uonae of Repreeen tailven have decided the election vqid. V*f.' Autumn, and remarkably so during Rea­ finally coma to a conclusion ow. toe financial —The President has removed all the terri­ iitea'oftne 'exerting' times our trBhMtlknne sons of untj»aa! bent and dryness, aro Hna. CoterMn." rfrwlMHXHla question.1 TTi»y have discarded al) toe schemes torial officers ot ColOrijdo. Gov. Ebert firing .cousins have been having over their elections: f COUGH. COLD OB BORM TH BOAT invariably accompanied by extensive de­ proaeute^ and hare adopted a measure of place to»Gen. McCook, former Governorjjfe rangements of the stomach And liver, u!1 HI Wi FBB WXEK ten M «•"* '7 *»V tbair own. Ji embraces meet of toe features tho Territory. T^o proceeding Lm caMBdfind other abdominal viscera. In their SI WK^ “f| 1 huiniir TaaoAi Mracvtow. ox of the bill presented early in the eeaaion by considerable excitement in lien ver. treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ ' CUy. X. J________________ 1I jtnuWff b BBQBCH1AL TROCHV-S. erful mtluenco upon these various or—The Toxm Legiilainro lias elected Gen. log to the fighting. Con»enr>t'.ve meeting* iu gtns, is essentially necessary. There practically, for free banking, allowing banks 1 8. B. Maxey to too United States Senate. Grecux:c|i.uc|c ^Hacked, and.Uie caqiLda^ea , yavirs • tuBu*ue* an ibaf-Mte.Trtv* no cathartic foy the purpose equal to to be «m gsiAAavd st swy pixx> ; nM|uinng them nxjtxciAL a.\d rxnruTUiAi^ . htl«o a very disorderly meeting in Deptford. Dr. J. Waixdrs Tinkgar Bitters, otdjato Udul fivd j*r conf. M. limit circulation in greenbacks or bonds; all notJ* of the banks | —Tlio factory operktivep of MsslaJiutetta * There aro apprehensions of disturbances as they, will speedily _______ remove___ the______ darksuss*, vr-.-r— are earnestly and urgently agitating a reduc- Greenwich, when Gladstone speaks. It Is Wiuan4Tai>cM»»»»*teiMiG*ArtMiXi v^Jc.wb.. co ;oreJ viscid CQiUrCU VUCIU matter 11(14 VIC l with »>M* which nmvre the —w YIvrFy Keeper M ih^r $5toS2l | tion of the hours. said that the thoroaghfsres will be dosed ad. • >«<»«*«*ki>Mr.a*»<l reMevtestke . >bowels — are loaded, n at» th* the *amn same time .sU</iUd »Uteuix>Lu.fi*r Ute • stimulating the secretions of tho liver, oldest mtd best xrlm-—Ttie Commerce Committee of too National I hour before Gladstone comteeueas,- aud that and generally restoring the healthy 1 Ude aadursrt icni JourPennsylvania coal fields will resume operation House of ItopreeentativeM have agreed on a nsl of ApmOltuFe tn Hie functions of the digestive organs. [Gladstone spoke at Greenwich,' according to Uuuaav «>• en*rs4. &44 <*ar*wA«r<. World. The niuet suc-. bill to constitute a National Board of Health at an early day. Fortify the body against, disease | cr-astm nnd expeffrnerd —Minister Bancroft, in an official letter to | another dbq>atch, to 30,000 people, who were _ “ - --------- -ddranU 1 [Zarod . io,,, >=WW orr«.JAUt A>D by purifying allies fluids with Vinegar and Europe contribute to Its Sroreiary Piah. etatca li»t Pte cte^ttg^thc ItayWar. cdte, whose dutylt shall bo to ascertain and . Bitters, no epidemic can take bold ftetiffs Mtauip tor a Maniple ropyorewaMreAHrebury. He ,»(.> ll.c ai,«,l( - - '’ W““ ' recommend meaimre* to prevent the imports- United Blates is failing in Germany. Tie at­ I l(O» at rrelraaea. ... re! at Hrek !„re!.. ' ““ “ , of a system thus for e-armed. Addrve*. THOMAH (!.''h'KWMAN, tion and spread of contagious diseases in the I tributes the decline to the delay in bringing Room >7, TribuneRoUdlng.Chicago. 1 Dyspepsia or Indigestion, HcadBROWX1 VERMt FT OF. COMFITS United State*. J cry, wificlr Gladstone learned from too tactics . ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, railroad companies to pay their interest, and - Trichina rptraiie ia raging st Aurora, Ind., ! THE XO8KMITB3 VALLEY ofrtho Ashantees.*' j Tightness of tho Cheat, Dizziness, Sour the increase of the public debt. andjAiifh alarm exists. —Tliiere had been elections iu forty-right'' ’ Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste boroughs of Erigland up to the'2fl hist., of j wJna xr.psr'Juoa’.' L< as tfeduul a remedy —Another effort ia to be male in Congress | in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitalower bouse of Congress have, by almost I which the Conservatives carried twenty-eight I CVBT13 a S to compel the Pacific railroad* to pay the in­ utlou ot the Heart, Inflammation of the unanimoua vote, disagreed to Judge Kelley's I — X.t,re T lire.re.1. »w.„tre __ __ __ I __ ______ .Ro. Ml terest on their bonds, for which limy arc in Lungs, P.tin in the region of the Kid- M the Sul(>hite In the same A*«. while ft affVee* thr Bead Ito, I* morr palatable and wtote.cktaprr. arrekrw io too GovehimMit several million dolI neys, aud a hundred other painful sympwuua. ----—<—----- w - ----- , toms, are the oflkprlngs of Dyspepeia. —Gclilleb Pfefvter. of Warnl CNy, recenWyFour v.vm.o.. One bottle will prove a betterguarantee All the Legialatttrva in aeealon. National aa cut his wife in a horrible manner with a Dj»p*p«i*;con*tip»tiuu, d*- ! of Its merits than a-lengthy advertisewell aa State, have railroad lava under discus- butcher-knife, inflicting fatil wounds, and peace. Sir Garnett Woolseley replied that he j tAarttcaudl l.u. Attack*. *ud *11 ment WTOlSdEE. j woitol ®4y FMl «»■«*♦' then ent hia own throat from, ear to rar. —,-rere..^ ... or KIng-s EtUj Whi[o JJJJJ DtBinrt.1 tsv It. 0 •—Cleveland, Ohio, has been visited by a dis­ —Louis W- Baytis, of McLean county, Ky.. Coomawe. —- ----SwriliDgBreUlAcrt, EryJpelaA. Swelled Neck, —The cholera ims« brokwv.out tn Arhoeu. ■ astrous conflagration, involving tho dtMtrno- waa killed the other day by haring toe tongue .n cattevBre* Botton Goitre, Scrofnluu* Inflammation*, Indolent Againit Fire and Thtera. • i •' snd ijis sorted Thai toe ttult*^ hMdi>Lof. ‘ tion of half a miUion dollars' worth of prop­ of hia wagou driven through Lis breast. InthmmaUoii* Mereunal Affections Old J /I f-in-t-svyasv iAtus.br erty. Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc. —Mrs. Clem, the Indianapolis murderess, ia tbedkesJM- 'J X Ct 1. : DBAS In tho*c. as in all other constitutional Dis—The (loyal Lyceum Theater, of Toronto, undergoing her fifth trial at I*cbauon, Ind. sett on D" The Markets. eaees, Walker's Vixbuar Bitters have Nil DespERAirorM.—A real healthy Chi case. —Three yoatba engaged in an altercation haadieen destroyed by fire. shown their great curative powers in the :;r.v YORK. In ^iew^Uoflk. Bbc U| moat obstinate and intractable cased. .......... . IhorB Was Jatally Halted In the complete route of the O|>posilioi> For lufianunatory and Chronic cuitomvo 'ovffflokd thi stonutbh; an<r*Hoat—Dreeeel............ ........ DR. WHI etabbed. and the triumph of the Ministry. Rheumatism. Gout, Billows, Remit­ a 1^2 thou produce chronic <Umbso by tiw I —Bill Kelly (colored), of Nashville, Tenn., O.B ,oi ,p.nl»-u. Inure.. -l.-Swira." JJEJZtSTtMoIJ,,.:...' —The Canadian I’urlisnicntarr elections tent and Intermittent Fevers, Dlaeaaefi of have resulted in the complete victory for too has been sentenced to death for rape on a tho Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, Appetizers, “ Restoratives, etc. I Ookx—Mixed Western..... white woman. theac Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases Administration. Haram, first ;nruduc4d dutewe by >Uw pOava................ arc caused by Vitiated Blood. —The printers of Indianapolis have struck diicreltbri, tho victim 'Wonders why ‘ Foxx—Moqs-y We,.............. 16J0 AUG .60 tor an advance ot wages. Mechanical Diseases.—Persona en­ cjmfjar jlxd cjafalttke •'nothing does him good." so;i.‘u“ • ........................ .4 F»» 10 ---------------------ysawsss. CHICAGO. gaged in Paints and morals, such as —At a meeting of Western iron and nail and the reaiwm ia that they nil, or nearly *4<lr«(«aAFB PEPOBNaUves........... 5 63) * 5 87 — A lawyer, named Moore, was recently manufacturers, hold in Pittsburgh, last week, Plumbers, Type-sotten, Gold-beaters, and nil, find a basis tn alcohol—or poisox. “ Miners, as they advance in life, are subject toe selling rates for nails were AlvMAc< 1 'jj - ■To p*| ,th»4 discouraged, wp cqu npp^ Cowaand Heifers. to poralyxU of tho Bowels. To guard it>£. He ooufsweed to befougiag to[an extooMedium to Petr... jcientiouHly say, “make one more । against thia, take a dose of Walmxb’b Vi»3 75 —At cfeveland, Ohio, a few days ago, a little trial.” Discard t»pirrtn<mn medicines, ' EtUB Bitters occaaianally. Stock Steers.. uiMi<i»®ffATrMJe-x chance, aiding hwriaiP.ITKOXS OF HCSBASDRl'. For Sk in Diseases, Eruptions, Tot­ boy eight year* old stabbed a playmate with a the rtrflpilei'bf using1 on? Af her own rut ter, Salt-Rhonm, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, —The Grangers ot Qtdogado. aasea CultejBteii herb remedies, 1 pvon*3choioe White Winter. poeket-knita,' inflicting a fatal wound. He pure and unadulterated herb remedies, ■ ------Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-worms, then got hold of his father 's sevolvcr and blew in the shape of Vixboarlirrntnn. The ; • ■ r 1W Winter., Scald-head, Bore Eyes. EryxipelM. Itch. tion of a Territorial Grange. Over forty diwwvcrer, Dm. J. Walker, hhCali-; WguiVld iMpriMScarfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors -Miss Mlnnhs Phelps was killed and Mr. subordinate lodges were represented, and too fornia, is no pretender, but an honors- • and Dbeaaes q[ the Skin of whatever name C. Wilkins dangerously injured, at Madison, beet of feeling pretailed. Granges are being Ids practicing phymeisn, and his dis-j 0oM_Ko j............... ' or nature, are literally dug cp and carried out of the system in a shot* time by too use Wks., tho other day, while riding in a sleigh, farmed all over the Territory. (liojj»uli ol •jo.ra.rf yi«fr —A Washington dispatch says: •• The Illi­ and study. Tho wonderful cures ef- . of these Bitters. the cutter coming in contact with a tree and Dao OB1XXT dar»TT nois delegation liave not agreed to take any fseted by them of Dyspepsia, Fevers, Pin, T.pe. and other Worms, throwing them oat. with great violence. Yke FO pjubmi Burras-Good to Cboicv........... 30 9 37 lurking iu the system of so many thotuauds, —In Pittsburgh, Pa., one -Dr. Wm. Smith, TtheomsAMiB, uOu many other terrible are clltxiually destroyed and removed. No which they shall make to the letters addreaaed diseejks, are Almost incredible. j is charged with wholesale murder, by poison­ »y*t«m of xhedlcinc, no vermifuges, no an '^s ing. Sevan of hia potiente are supposed to l>e thelndiiitfcs xrillfrto the system from wormt Tux Episcopal church xerme tb be Jo ORimIjiwtf victims of poisoning. Bmith is a well-known niiuoisHtate Grange. One.of the, members like thews Bitters. Wbxat—No. 2 Red..................... 1 47 0 I 49 hM already sent a formidable •‘■jfls >i toisrt» Wv»R;Sr"* “J Gobs—No 2 .. ................... 61 • 63 physician in the vicinity. Some years ago bs For Female Complaints, in young ■ or old, married or single, at tho dawn of wo wm convicted of passing counterfeit money a small vt/lume." « • *» ClbwBjlxim rmrlrr tho naroes ui Home - Oaro-No.3..................... -........ , Ihi^seodenngU —The Executive Committed pf (hp Irtteois manhood, or the turn of life, these Took No. 2. and sentenced to the peniienhsry Hs w*r absolutely non explogive State Grange hM elected H. J: freW/rA .fledo. and saLifaVl^iU';AVwiakk Bitten display M deeideO an influence that subsequently pardoned, and resumed the 15 00 #15 25 safely through ia a question <4 skiUful improvement is soon perceptible. State Purchasing Agent . ptacliM of a physician. ......... ................................................. M# » Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ —Dudley W. Adams, Oa»nfl Master of ths seamAO^hilL |>u^a11 : i Hone............................................... 4 80 # 5 7* —A large aadout of aflvdr plate and Jewelry ever p>a had ite impurities bursting through gato 4--.°°. — which belonged to the Steiner family, four National Grange, informs a 8t. Ixiuis reporter ably exereiiea. * the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores; MfVaclortaa, CINCINNATI. members of which wecu burned in New York, that there are iu Ute United StMes 12,000 or­ cleanse it when you find it obstructed and 00 • 7 50 G ALL THE ganisations of toe Fktrons W- Husbandry, and Atbb’k Amkmioab At-masai- has or- JfLOCre sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is BMAOUtTh 43 # 1 50 Wbbat about 1.000,000 members. foul; your fotlings will tell you when. Keep robbery are now insinuated in connection with 1 the blood pure, and the health of the (ystem —There are 1.5<M in Missouri, wito the terrible .* ' will follow. —Alex. D. Hamilton, City Treasurer of a membership of csrer <0,000. hectioi*. bm flmto the largest Jcqm aty, fa' missing, together with <100,000 cfrcniation of any one hook in toe world, ex- I.Bun . of Waatnnrton Md CbsriUxi !U*., N. Y. *FMKKIX Hons of the city** funds. * by ell DrwciUts aaA Daoltra. MILWAUKEE —A London dispatch announces that Dr. -David White, aged 12 years, soon after ■ vr-wi *■■■ s»omip,f;i 1 itoufua returning homo from school at New York, the Idvingstone la dead, having died while on ' * ..tatWefyBrilli Bo. 2 other day. hanged, .himself, with hia book•trsp. . ' . which all are liable to require, glien *tck.neM EEi.ai£5sr«a«MJ!M overtakes them, ahd whteh Utey prove in- Bo-So. 1 - The Olympic Theater, in Philadelphia, has been burned. Two persons were killed and nix seriously injured by a falling wall during balmed him, ia not stated. DETROIT. -.•Jr. Note*. itecretery ef tW IH* Anewty -WtixaT—Extra. in Ai No. 1. testing the election of Mr. Gladstone in OOBM there •yU'CHTeGreenwich. undntma, thus : - Kratan, tie principal strong bold of toe ^ToiXDO. A UNIMT*E±22L,3?ei3,e- »mr- COlOmZATION IN COLOWW0. iTHEANEGTAR AmiCAT ;BEE JOBRRJ CINCHO-QUININE $5 to SI5 FOR FEVER & AGUE PROTECTION' Fidelity SawBaniaciSafsBtpKttfn w S!|.‘f ixw - . ar a Clean and Easily Managed ip? in the Potters Field, at New York. RUmuous United Order fk pita Masqm .Of tint city to - - Dinraah s ad^r*"" >*«kiag A re-etection to Parliament fr6»lds <^naUto4ilta inVurking PAYING -EMPLOYMENT sal law ? Do all the -etementa above, arouteVwnl <MM0iW»'iff fWAp *»■■. .£•■ I.. M.a.- .■ Maw feoiJe, r>artioulAriv the children. •affar with^S ewsSS/sndYw bst.efit French, Moat Wor*L.pfal Grand Mtejer of toe From ths MrffTWh Tlbiwim. April 16,1878 robbed, several months ago. aud burled in policy aa converlnc “ toe dteiuwUng inform*the l*otter'a Field. They applied to toe I JOBMUL swrati.jwrjiia', Carr. Cnawbjeh u»e4 fhM&ft Potedtrt rtwuUrly iu h>i ML ■ nM h to Mi friwkh. T^rereMtonhae produced tablisbmaut of the English Xtur-to. and the eacluaion of religion from national education. —Tbs sudden and unexpected dissolution of th* BcitHh PsrUagMot lb* rtojocl o< •ArtK.'fliias iisw toSKSrans ewKntvtag* durti •Ks^airSJiS: .Chromo *c. “ST AN, ACE1W AGENTS WANTED In ewy county ia the UsiM 0o TO Bitkm»b Wytor Cure, HMoOtcm. III. *25&*W!£ggE WALLACE A 80N8, 89 Chambers Street, N. Y. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-02-13.pdf.pdf b6cbefa97d88c5f52d611d722779b171 PDF Text Text 1 Progression. No Retrograding, VOL. I. ____ 1H-------------- NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1874. ’mother, gently. AND ClMJPATRR. I was, I murmured to my- like a man thaa when hewvsrt away, but his eyes and smile are the asme as ever. He is my boy still.' than formerly. I jacked up many a token from that, • “ l am your boy stilL” ’ Heaven help mo 1 at that moment I I hoped te meet. Th. gift for Mmy fell like .a l>oy, and it would have been Moore I selected with a beating heart ; a bleaoed relief to have wept upon her it was a ring of rough virgin gold, with booom an I had done in xay infancy. But I kept down the tremor of my lipa, ttatSr*«*lV»ofi J* *ho o* U* and answerad quietly, as I looked into Tittle tey strangely thrilled me ta I J* Ton have changed, too, Frank, but balgnoed it on ths tip of my finger. To the eyes of others it was but a I think for the better." small plain circle, suggesting thoughts “ Oh, yes—thank you for the compli­ perhaps, hy its elagaucc, of the besuti- ment," he answered with a hearty fal white hand that ante to wear it. But not to me—bow much was embodied somer every day." ' Ihefo—al! these delights were hidden His wife I Could I hear that name within that little ring of gold. and keep silent stilt i ®di) - Itearded, and sun-bronzed, I " And have you seen my little girl F. ■knocked at my father’s house. The he added, lifting the infant in his arms, jjfetiiiiun tfca ~bsglar . jrlndow, .-and the : hum of conversation and cheerful langhscmbled there. I hoped that sjstcr Lixxie would come to the doo&.an'd I family when :ik> strange t^ye wia looking darlcsaly oh. But no, a servant an swered my sum­ mons. They were too merry in the par­ « j'iJ j&i; lor to hoed the long olxent »oe whe n9Rk».>*» i-aiu-sh— asked for admittance. A bitter thought TWj M»oxaii>« I qo**. »r like this ran through mo mind an I Ah zui man mid th>» bat heard tjre sound from the parlor, and saw the half-suppressed smile on the ser­ vant’s face. I hesitated a monent before making myself known or asking for any of my family. And while I stood silent a rtraage apparition.grew up before me ; ’■' All my life I had known Mary Moore; from behind the servant peered out a golden head, a tiny, delicate form and all my Ufa I had loved her. ' Bwaet childtah face vrith hlue eyes, so Ouj,mothers were old playmates and like those of one who had brightened recollections are my boyhood, that I started with a sud­ of a boy, in a red frock* and morrocoo den feeling of pain. "What is your name, my pretty?" I posed a sunny-haired, blue-eyed baby, asked, while the wondering servant held not quite a year old. That boy was the door. A Ch^ ; .utyilT " And what else 7" I ashed quickly. Later still, I see myself at the old She lifted up her hands to shade her school-house, drawing my little chaise face. I had seen that very attitude in another, In my boyhood, many and home. Many a beating have I gained many-a time—and answered in a sweet turd-like voice: " Mary Moore Chester," something of a flirt, even in her pinaMy heart sank down like lead. Here ffra. IHoWelegautly she came tripping was an end to all the bright dreams •Hbwn the steps when I called her name; and hopi* of my youth and manhood. how sweetly her bide eyes looked at Frcnk Chester, my lavish rival, who me, how gaily rang out her merry laugh. had often tried' in rain to UHtirp my «»«her heart so ne^rjitx lip^. I followed that at last, and had won her away from laugh(lommyuaysof cliildhopd till I me. This was the child—his child and . ibl«kae youth; I Mary's. ' followed it through the heated noon'of‘ I sankj body ‘and soul, Ixmeath this manhood; and"now when the froetaofr blow, knd, biding my face in my hands • ’ children eiimb upon my kilae and call , Iftid that ths memories 1 * of youth are strong, and that even in 1. gray ifiLitaf, ’T aifr- fotlowifig the music ’ still . ft n Jg (Tvf&ei 1 wis fifteen the first great son-‘ wttr sent-to 'ifthoQl, and was obliged to'' < I 9*? IVth , Wv,were to see * 1 Aadh other for three long years. This 1 to me was like a sentence of death, for ' Ide t[fe itaelf to me. But 1 hearts are tough things after all r> ' And as I held my doorold mother to my Mary Moore. She had to 1837 the rates of postage wore twentyfive oenta for a letter sent over tour hundred milca. In 1807 wooden docks commenced to be made by machinery. Thia- ushered “ Very much,’^ I faltered. In 1840 the first experiments in photo­ " Hallo !" cried Frank, with a sud­ graphy were made by Daguerre. denness which made me start violently, About 1840 the first express busineas " I have forgotten to introduce you to was established. my wife; 1 believe you and she used to The anthracite coal business may be Baid to have begun in 182U. In 1836 the first patent for the inven­ back—" for the sake of old times, and tion of matches was granted. becaure you were not at the wedding, I In 1845 the first telegram was rent. will give you leave to kiss her once, Steel pens were introduced for use in but mind; old fellow, you are never to 1808. repeat the ceremony. Come, here she The first successful reaper was conBtructed in 1833. manage those ferocious mustaches.of In 1846 Elias Howe obtained a patent yours in the operation." for hia first sewing machine. He pushed Lizzie, laughing and The first Buoceasful method of vulcan­ blushing toward me. A gleam of light ized India rubber wan patented in 1839. and hop<' almost too dazzling to bear, . CHANG AND ENO. came overate, and I cried out before I thought, "Not Mary." . It is stated that the Siamese twins, I must have betrayed my secret to although living in the South, were every one in the room. But nothing Northern in their ideas, but at the com­ Simple words and yet how blessed they mode me. I would not hare yielded her top at the moment for an Emperor's crown. For there was the happy homo group and dear home fire­ side, with sweet Mary Moore. The eyes I had treamed of day and night were falling beneath the ardent gaze of mine, and the sweet face I hid bo long never knew the meaning of happiness until that moment. Many yean have passed since the happy night, and the hair that was dark and glossy is fast turning gray. I am now grown to bo an old man, and himself so strangely. I heard a light can look back to a happy, and I hope a well spent life. And yet sweet as it step, and a pleasant voice, saying : "Did^au wish to see my father efr?” has been, I would not recall a single I look^ up. There stood a pretty, day, for the love that made my man, sweet-faced maiden of twenty, not much hood so bright, alunea also upon my changed from the dear little sister I had white hairs. Au old man! Can thia be so? At loved to well I looked after her for a moment, and then stilling the tempest heart, I am aa young as ever. And of. jmy heart, ., by. a mighty effort, I Mary, with her bright hair parted ©h. the use of gas for illumination was made in 1802. In 1813 the rtreeta of Loudon Were ior the ti»» fehted with gas. In 1818, there was built al Waltham, Maas., A mill, believed to have been the first in the world, which combined all the requirements for making finished cloth from raw cotton. In 1790 thers were only twenty-five About the year 1833 the first railroad very much like her mother used of any considerable length in the United tuse was this time silent. I kissed the fair check of the young wife, and hur­ ried to the silent figure looking out of the window. “ Mary—Mary Moore I” I said .in a low eager tone, "haveyou no welcome to give the wanderer ?” She turned, and laid her hand in mine tad said hurriedly— smoothly from a brow that has a slight furrow ujoon it, is still the Mary of other days. To me she can never grow old or changed. The heart that held her in infancy and sheltered her in tiie flush and Ixxinty of womanhood can never cast her out till life shall cease • •TJmi retirement of Mr. George M. D. Blocs from the editorial staff of the Cin­ cinnati Ahgufrer is announced. Mr. Blow is one of the oldest journalists in the West. Ho has been on the />«guircr for nearly a generation os writer of leading editorials, and general en­ cyclopedia of political facta. In his knowledge ef election statistics, and m- while litzie dttng beside me, I felt that routine politics, he wan one of the most country. Never a very graceful or forcible writer, he was nevertheless an There were four inmates of the room, exceedingly valuable man. Ono of his who had risen on my sudden entrance. peculiaritieo was a moot mysteriously One was the blue eyed child whom I ^ml incomprehensibly illegible chirohad already seen, and who now stood grapuy. Probably his baud writing was beside Frank Chester clinging to his TH2C NEW POLITICAL PLATPORN. The following are the reeential points THE EIGHT SORT OP RELIGION. We wani a religion that goes into the family, and keeps the husband from being spiteful when the dinner is late, mencement of the rebellion had no alternative left them bnt to take sides with the land of their adoption or leave the country. Then they declared for went into the rebel army, and fought bravely, if unwisely. Trouble, how­ ever, surrounded the twins. When Stoncmon’B ■ cavalry came through that country and called for recruits, a draft wm made ; into the magic wheel went the names of Chang and Eng. But one name came out. The gallant command­ er was non-plusaed. One must go, but the other would not. He dare not take them both. So he resigned claim to either of them, and thus they escaped actual service. " An intimate friend of the Siamese twins " writes to the New York Aun^hat they did not, as has been stated, marry English servant girls, but daughters of a North Carolina planter named Yates. Each, says the writer, had twelve chil­ dren—one ten boys and two girls, and the other ten girls and two boya. Many of their children Itave died, and these Itereavemeuta bore very heavily upon Chang and Eng, who were Christiana and members in good standing of the Baptist church. Thry were recognized in the neighborhood as men of social Kt a tiding, and their daughters aMoristed with those of the other planters, some of them contracting desirable marriages. They were not of weak intellect, but strong partisans in politics and shrewd in business. BROTHERS AS PARTNERS. Young men about to commence bnsineaahavt often been advised not to form partnerships with their relatives, especially with their brothers. The ar­ gument that prompted this advice, if there is any, is, that persons of the same (flmily are not likely to possess the diversity of gifts that are necessary in conducting a great business having many special department. It is cer­ tain, however, that the moat successful partnerships the world has ever known were composed of brothers. The great house of Rothschilds embraces nearly all tbo relative: of a numerous family. Next to the BothechUds, aa bankers, standa-the house of Baring Brothers. Among the most prosperous private bankers in this country are Brown Brothen, of New York. Faw publish­ ing houses every obtained the wealth and reputation of Chambers Brothers, of Edinburgh, and Harper Brothers, of well m iaKtructa them—wins aa well as Bailroed companies must accept their franchises upon condition that if they the harvest-moon, and the happy hours engage in inter-State commerce they like the Eastern fig tree, bearing in its will be subject to the power vested bosom at once the beauty of the in Congre* before any railroad dmrter tender blossom tad the glory of the ripened fruit. We want a religion that The extent and character of the pow- bears not only on the “ sinfulness of sin," but on tha rascality of lying and subject to the reslrictions of the Consti­ stealing—a religion that banishes smoE tution, that they shall be of uniform measures from the counters, Band from character, and no advantage , shall bo sugar, chicory front coffee, beet juiae from vinegar, alum from bread, lard shown to one State over another. Though the Oonstitntion says no State from butter, strychnine from wine, and nhall pose a law impairing the obb'gn.' water from milk-c-ana. The religion tioua of contracts, yet, the contract* in­ that is to advance the world will not put volved in charters conferred by States all the big strawberries and peaches at arc binding only as between the States the top, and all the bad oneii at the and the corporations, and cannot limit ItoUom. It will not* offer more bankets of foreign wines than the vineyards ever the power of Congress. produced bottles, il will not make oneA State can make no contract with half of a pair of shoes of good leather, greas, however binding it might be on and the other of poor leather, ao that the Blate. A State cannot obstruct inter-State commerce by direct legislation or ex­ orbitant taxes on freight or passengers. What the State may not do by direct legwlation it cannot by charter or con­ tract empower a corporation to do. There is as much reason and neoessity for regulating commerce upon inter­ state railroads os upon navigable waters. The power of Congress to regulate freights and fares has never been ex­ ercised in connection with navigation ; but that does not disprove its existence, for the powers of government lie dor­ mant until occasion nails them forth. Cheapness, uniformity of eperation, speed convenience, and safety, all point to connected roads and through lines, and these w throughout their length should be regulated by uniform meth- CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION. We are all of one mind in regard to the propriety of celebrating in a fitting manner our ouo hundredth national birthday. Ths details of the plan are more or less bones of contention, but it was long since practically admitted that Philadelphia, a» the undisputed owner of the Old Bell and Independence Hall, had first choice. Thia was the more readily conceded as the State and city declared themselves willing to pay the expenses and be humbly thankful for the profits. First however, it was natural and necessary that a national tone should be given to the enterprise by obtaining a Congressional, charter and Government commissionera. This credit and the occond to hie cash. It will not let* piece of velvet that pro- an untimely end in the tenth, or a spool of sewing silk that vouches for twenty yards be nipped in the bnd at fourteen and a half—nor the cotton thread spool break to the yardstick fifty of the two hundred yards of promise that was given to the eye—dot all-wool delaines and all-linen handkerchiefs be amalgamated with clandestine cotton—nor ooots made of old woolen rags pressed together be sold to the unsuspecting public for legal broadcloth. It does not make windowblinda with sista that eannol stand the wind, and paint which cannot stand tho sun, and fastenings which may looked at, but are no account to be touched. The religion that is to sanctify the world pays its debts. It does not consider that forty cents returned for one hun­ dred oenta given, is according to Gospel, though it may be according to law. It looks on a man who has failed in trade and who continues to live in luxury as a thief. It looks upon a man who prom­ ises to pay 850 on demand with inter­ eel, wh< neglects to pay it on demand, with or without interest, re a liar. . VARIETIES. A BAD egg ib not a choice egg, but is hard to beat. Cmatcbu that cannot hare too much cheek—Pigs. . Wuex docs water resemble a gymnast? When it makes a spring. ■ Why is the word, " yes’’ like a moun­ tain ? Because it is an asuent. Ho<kD called the slamming of a door, by a person in a passion, “a wooden oath.” , It is a abort step from modesty to' humility, but a shorter one from vanity to folly. Tiixnc have been one thousand Bills presented to Congress this seoeion, and one Williams. " What's the use of trying to bo hon­ est?” asked a young man, the other day, of a frienA “ Oh, you ought to,try it once to hoc," was the reply. Ax ox that had been eating ferment­ ed grain, which was in preparation for making ale, became intoxicated, and was offered for sale by his owner as “ corned "'beef. . A tovxo lady, on being told that fier tablished in Philadelphia. Some three or four millions were subscribed, plans yet something is the matter with you. Now, you have seen wheat which was made when it beqShe evident that more plump, round and good-looking to the money must be had. This was no more eye; but when you weighed it, you than everyone expected who gave the found that it only came to forty-five or matter serious thought. Nor is it un­ perhaps forty-eight pounds to the bush­ natural that the Government should be el, when it should be sixty or sixty-three the first and probably the last resort of pounds. Take a kernel of that wheat the commissioners. Congress has com­ between your thumb and fore-finger, mitted itself by an overwhelming ma­ hold it up, squeeze it, and poj» goes the jority to the support of the enterprise weevil! Now, you good-looking pro­ by requesting the President to extend fessors of religion, you are plump and official invitation to all nations to take round, but yon only weigh some fortypart in the exhibition, and, of course, five or forty-six to the bushel What is when this is done the country will be the matter? Ah! when you are taken committed to paying all necessary ex­ between the thumb of the law and the penses, and probably something bt - finger of the Gospel, held up to the sides. There is little doubt, wo sup­ pose, that Congress will vote' the re­ bottler* From "pop goes the weevil" quired millions, be they six, eight, or bo "pop goes the wna*el," the tnuisiten. The thing to be regretted is that private contributions could uot bo com­ HOW TO KEEP A .VTUATIOK. manded to a sufllcient amount, as was Lay it down as a foundation rule that nominally the design at flxzl. . you will bo “ faithful in that which is least" Pick up the loose nails, bits of THE DHVNKARV8 WILL. twine, clean wrapping paper, and put I, the undersigned, Thomas Smith, them in their places. Bo ready to throw beginning to be enfeebled in body, and in an odd half hour or honr'rt time, and don’t seem to make a merit of it Doit and having entered on that course of in­ temperance from which I have not reso­ be sure your employer makes a note of Make yourself indispensable to lution to flee, do make and publish this it my last will and testament Having. him, and he will lose many of tli^pppoaits kind before he will part with yon. A YQUSO lady had coquetted until the victim was completely exhausted. Ho rose to go away. She whispered, as she accompanied him to the door, “I shall be a» home next Sunday evening.” "So manufacturers in the world. “Sam, why am de belobed ob my heart, Mias Dinah, de nnnflower ob de hill, like a land obetoth dey make in Lowell?" “I don’t know, niggerwhy?" “ ’Cos she’s an unbleached the- ■ ting!" shall I," he replied. “ CoxurctoB, ‘why didn’t yon wnko miles beyond my station. ” Conductor— "I did try, sir, but all I could get you to aay wan, 'AU right, Maria; get the children their breakfast, and I’U be dewn in a minute 1" ■ ‘‘ Wxll, neighbor, what is the^most Christian news this morning ?” said a gentleman to .a friend. "I have just bought a barrel of flour for » poor wo­ man." “ Just like yon! Who is it you have made happy with your charity this time?’.’ “My wife.” A pabsox and a lawyer were talking about the direction <»f the wind. “We go by the court-house vane,” said the go by the church vane." “WeH," re­ torted the lawyer,"in the matter of WxLwTAM Cnxxx Bbtaxt contributes io St Nicholas the following little gem from the Spanish : A 1 work is in, st precisely the instant; who Tux propositions for Centennial comslight and yet not get reproved, and who axe lavish of their employer's number. I national 17T4. HM. ,«er l«« U gw murder style without counsel and "Mm It H anybody* tatamMb ,, If Mb, Kirini«ta,; • lover was suddenly killed, exclaimed: “ Ofc, that splendid gold watch of his; give me that—give me something to re­ member him by!" VMded. U>e tart w Better I» It •ajbodj'hbtMtacae POP GOES THE WEASEL. ” Pop Goes the Weasel" has become the chorus of a thousand snatches of song, bnt not one of a' thousand who sing it over heard of its origin. But its parentage in as easily traced oa that of an English baronet. A famous Metho­ dist preacher by the name of Craven was once preaching in the heart of Nirginia, and spoke as followa : " Here are following beejurets: My property I give follow* on the subject of emotional Gvppt » happy. Guppy ia the «fi- to dissipation, knowing it will Boon fall insanity in murder oases : "It is ex­ into the harida of those, who ftirniah me tor of the D -rar Times. Guppy claims tremely difficult to commit the crime of with ardent spirita. My reputation, all.... __ ____ > T. murder in such an accurate wrul honest way that it shall satisfy the speeifios. ti«DS of the statute. Unices the wonld- eril.n-7 queries jr<* leq^i^eeh. dudes the power to regulate the imitru- brothers Lawrence, of Boston ; while the brother* Stewart, the great sugar stood a tall sod ataodar figure, half hid- NO. 20. Bi 1809 Pulton took out the -first pa­ tent for tha invontkm of the steamboat. advocating the regulation of railroads The first steamboat which made regn- by Congress. keeps the wife from fretting when tie husband tracks the newly-washed floor the Sirius and the Great Western, in i«aa husband mindful of the scraper and toll you, Marry, iUxe is too such other iu the world. Don’t you think she I leaned against the door, while my heart wept tears of blood. The Utile one gated at me, grieved and amazed, and put up her pretty lips as if about 40 while the perplexed servant stej>ped to the .parlor and called my sister out'to see Who 'ft' was that conducted ward or cmoomMed. I had grown into' opened my arms and Baid : a tall, slender stripling, with a .very’ “ Lizzie don’t you know mo ?” flood opinio* of myself' both fi general "Harry! Ch, my brother Harry I" she cried, and threw herself upon my Moore, it was to think how I could bte4,'«n<Wcpt as if 'her heart would daxsteand bewilder lookka^MrrtH 1 opbW uot wep. I drew bar gently into raelighted parlor, and stood, with her befrre them oil . ' . coxcomb,! know, but u youth-and good Therewwa 'rtreh, and » m of joy, and than my father end mother sprang toward./-«, and welcomed me home.wiih has left me also. heart fut taars. An advantageous proposal was i CHANGES Of A CENTURY. ■— The �bank.' fiiocnin, Dn^HWnslONs i io killing murder -Send me A Novel called luriLlo sod th* dais dtofts." 1 . r ■ ‘ i j the crime abe burst into widow worth ♦250,000, hot he loves the first four are doing welt her for herself akme. Among the cases fo chnoecry bo-1 tears and said she wanted food for ■ little sis- Tbvy let! of days forcre- flown, 8e short rliey were! re <|oicMj gone! quiry proved the truth of ihc girl'* Tvt oa the rtaff af frith l*U Iran, ■ AUboujh LbrwQgb burning sand God leads my weary echiag Get. ’Tie with a loving band,— A crnwa.of rijoioing on yon height shore tl'tl give mo If Ito iba and endure. story, and farther that she had noi jarwais, and, with the aid of a broth-; er of her own age. had supported four other children until this winter, when, being unable to procure 14 is said that lire editor of the AH the gentlemen areafire, and ly. any work,, she was tempted to steal the bread. The other day Mr. Jinglobill want­ ed to amuse hi* children, and he The girl was took bomt^onc of those lilito stuini discharged and was furnished with locomotives, Mr. ’ Jinglebill tai net food fuel by the Overseer of the much posted in machinery of this Poor. kind, but he fired the thing up. When The children were found half dead from cold and hunger. es.ooo WORTH OF A DtdruU female of jnst twenty -fire I was married to her fifth husband bite- for* Judge Mill*. and when question- TAUBE IOTIOSR1 School IBool», lore the Mason County Court al ila They revenge themselves on mer­ present term was that of Mis-foachants in Kansas by hiring some one qisad-do-qua ngarnst Pay-nhaw. 1 to go into the stere and suicide, mak­ John Leeping, a former, while' ing .1 great mum and exciimeut. chopping in the woods near Sturgis, Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c., fell a tree, which struck his little boy. Libeny, Wisconsin, has a debating eight years old, killing him instantly. I soetety whose members flourish reI C. E. Platt, the Township Tress vohrera and knivjyind ^it.e'ach other 1 iiroeof+Mb Townatap of Jamoatown, wilh Sloots to carry tbeir point. in Ottawa County, has absconded, Colorado want* taking'with him >4,500 of the town ■ To be Sold within the next Two Months! four new Slate. Prison# right wp-y to order lo accent A young womsa of Manclieslcr uuxlate that class of her dt iaenr who should be retired from public life for it got hot it began to move; in reg­ , Friday last choked herself iu the • Molly Bolt, a sharp, beautiful, in­ attempt to swallow the heart of a awhile. * ular order at first, but in a few sec­ tellegent, highly accomplished lady onds it just gat tu biling. Faster and diieken; An hbur’s labor (one doTh has been arreated by the police of artljya physician relieved her. fasicr it went around the -room,' Philadelphia. Her tmsineSs was to While WiUtom Barker of Detroit, knocking the bal/'y over, and comthrow herself in the way of.men who (telling Mrs.' Jinglebill to get upon a । was coupling cars at the D. k M. de­ girls weal crazy oxer him. coufo be tempted to her, or to piny in I chair and howl, and diving at Jingle-1 pot ing Grand Rapids, he was thrown an amateur and amative wr y the role Krer *H.»4n Wuhvllle I ’ I bill's head, twisting his nose one side under the cars, which pawed ovir: of Mr. Potiphar. When she caught I v..-, w.wu «... A Philadelphia man broke his back i„.. |^. .h« r.«lms^iro,«rr^areln<^lheb«etpmj>( hij hnid, m.hing i( a fly on her love hook, she went;I of his scalp off. After it had paid its completely off caustog instant death. sittuig down on a. chair after some one had pril'ed ft away. He said be through him. When the man, like' r-spbets to Mr. Jinglebiil in this way, Mr*. Rudd*, aged forty-five, com- could tell that was a joke the very Joseph, refused to be comforted, she it encountered one of his overshoes, nutted suicide by hanging herself at minute his pant* struck the floor. would charge him with attempts s* nnd pounced , upon the dining- room | And l» arejl adapted to the Fall and Winter C*sso|N>lra Feb. 6th, while laboring Tr/d* Special iadnoctaanu *ivoa in each outrage or breach of promise, nnd table holdiug high carnival with the under a fit of tempurr insanity.' She and evarj article. Gen. Beauregard Ictapolitics atone, settle the matter by taking a few crockery ;‘and then it sped ofl and was the third member of the same neither drinks, smokes nor chews, hundred dollars more or less, as hr whirled, sirzing and sphitcring into family Who have deliberately put an and attends strictly to counting the' (axe*. LOOK HEBE, IF TO® WANT Our motto is to sell m eheap as the cheapest, mve 16 oxa, ;. to the fb. ana the right change every time. . MEDIC IKES. WINES a LIQUOM, I bay »H klada «f Our bualnres ii e«x»PEBFUMEBY, ■UMI; uaTOILET SOAPS, Ixprraa oftoe baOfiag, W«ataU« «f Maia TEA«. 8t., Raabrita, Mich. ’ COFFEE D. C. GBIFFTT TL Qrcate^t WOLVERINE MfLLS! MY STOCK IS NEW sued and put Io cost hk court. the kitchen, where it got into n pan end to themselves. of bred dough, carrying the cal along An eflbrt is being made to secure with it, and after winding around the pardon of.Samuel Ulitm who was two or three (fine* got oat of breath sentanced from St. Joseph Co. for and slopped. Mr. Jinxlcbill-put on murder Nineteen years ago. He a |Miir of buckskin glares and caplur was convlded on the testimony of the wretched machine, while Mrs one man and n <w strong iudicaticMi* Jinglebill took the broom and wont of his iuno^encc have ansca in the for the cat. iniuds of mauy conversant w ill the fact*. He'is now 75 yenr/ald. WwMIm* AMiveraarfea. But Molly is now in jug, nnd her "Hoy days” are over. Form-jhorse kept in the -stable and only worked occasionally should be fed and managed with care. A common mistake is tJ let them <fo nothing (or several days, and "put them through.” A sharp trot for a The wedding uuniversary eda- । Last week Cimrlc* Stoddard wits mile or two until the sweat start* will do no harm, but r ther good, brationSf occur as follows ; First killed in the woods, throe njil?s north .provided they are rubbed dry aft r anniversary, iron : fifth anniversary, of Hartford. He liad cut down n anniversary, tin; tree which lodged and spin another wards. But to drive them •rapidly wooden ; tenth eight or ten miles,' let them । fifteen anniversary, crystal; twenti- I trna. He jnni|»ed back to gtt out of stand in the cold for an hour or two, oth anniversary, china ; twenty-fifth the way, but the tree .bounded oif and and then drive them rapidly home, anniversary, silver : thirtieth anni- struck him on the back, co upletely money turned in by the conductor* of his street cars. A long nose on a woman's' fuco is not detrimental two hundred of them were engage­ Tint man Meek, of the Bellefonte, (Pn.) watchman, is very tmrea.son-1 able and net a bit like Moses, that The people around Dolnlh are oilier meek man. He says—"when ! very obliging. They will tic a hus­ a man has to sit up ad night sod burn snatches to keep from freezing band to a tree and let his wife pound to death, its—well, it* waisttog him with a club if she makes such a niMche* like .thunder.” He sbouhl request, and will then push him have stopped nt the other hotel ’. under the ice if he says anything. A v» tcran observer says that ’’Old' ment rings. of Burt. to her good looks rtm around I Sixty or Ninety Dayt Note with I'drr nights ». ftl. pritcnis. , All Open Accounts mihnI j be Settled at once. a ■ •■ » • ; romantic nature. Be placed the breech i . , ! ScjT I will sett my slock on liberal term* | of hi* gun in the fire, and, luwkingt to any parry Jviahnig.io engage ia swellI down i hem unde, departed hencol ;ab!<hv4 and paying bu.-iac-xi. e. blank fol hex and white mother of a pair of twins, one of which toperfecth whale and the other as black as They exemplify in other re­ spects pecolinriitcs of the two races, The father Uainks an explanation due him from some source. by Warner was in»l.-tn'ly at York HONE IHSTITOTIONSI Take your Home Newspaper-tfce Money paid ft>* * home paper remains at hose, and erwy d*n*r thrt ia kept in eirenBl bowe, helps ID build up yoar^wa town, while evary doliar rent away goes toHitrd btnldiag np sornv town in which you are nowire intrrerted. Th*rfore every good eiiiira thoald nul&ta their home paper, and not reject it ia favor of acme olhvr p*per, bveture, perhaps U is a trifle Bwaller tad costs * few rents more; for if you <to. yoa build up odthr papers st th? rirprore »f taia your homa-aapw. aa H Is a mirror in which ib*.out.ide worU.k-sba ifl judge lit or tfrintril* t>f yocr town; nn*t rk has riven unfvereri MThfkrtioa ------ OF------ friends are like old boots. We never cornstalks, and being on the toad to the wnrfd the impo.laoce of your town, in regard to bu»ines», eburchw, ecbaote, «U. hotter* the (act that the First Presby­ realize how perfectly they were fitted which was about six feet high, from a sadden jolt of the •le'gh he was which Is terian chnrch of Ba’limorn han had tans tilltbey arc cast aside, and others, finer and mnre stylish per-, pitched head foremost to the ground, for its pastors, io the order named, haps, but crampirg and pmchfog in I the Bev. Messrs Fumiss, Bellows, every corner, are sutatitned." ’ breaking his neck end killing him instantly. He wa* an .old resident Sparks, Blazup and Burnup. The "world" never bsrms a Cbristain of York, in Washtenaw County, and SIcMgaa Cfntnl Ball fioid The Aiiburn man is still confident »q long ns be keeps it out of his heart. leaves a family. Temptation is never dangerous until that his flying machine will fly, and The Van Buren RepybKean says: it has an inside accomplice. Stn with­ as roost of us have seen a borae fly A worthy yooeg gentleman of Paw> in betrays the heart to the outside we ought to encourage the patient Paw, somejtirhe ago, courted a young assailant BTATfOKB inventor. lady of that place. Every body said Each Chinese family iu California (hat they were engaged; nnd what A Cambridge professor has der:<’ must have an idol to worship* *n^ everybody says is generally true. I CENTRAL HOUSE * AND VISIT THB MeahMCto. Lrtgtegw 15 Cl., BOAJEir*, Oree Smith A Putaare** Hardware. 03X50 per Week. The Beat of Leather Uacd- NEW HARNESS SHOP NEW DRY GOODS STORE In Nashville, Mich. Uigflit “VVorlx iia onr pride. Rapairing done on short Duties. Cail and see the old foreman of H. A. Good­ year's Shop In Hartings , 1° WOLCOTT k GBEEI. groceries MRS. L. O. CROCKER CANNED GOODS, I.-** just rtc«i»e«I aa sitiliow to her Mock The Rubreribre hs* takes a part of ike1 Hew Staci of Staple at! W Millinery Goods. Dry Goods TOBACCO, CIGARS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, HAT8. GLOVE aiimTKRS, ovsrnw nt ntna sumn. or Mr. 'Warner and his brother were drawing HALBERT & CO. Dt Cc* CompvtiLfort I What Now! Hold Your Horses, Strainer! which Geo­ killed. L» reft ci i log a rrry large run of stMloau W. A AYLSWOBTH. A Line Local Paper. - > Grand Rapid* Feb. 6 by the bir.h to afternoon Mg Carding Machine DR U G STORh Mr. ruw&sa, Quite a sensation was created in Friday A? TTYE January 1st, 1S7L minute imlil froth bis I *gi were whip­ ped oil and ha* arms torn from the A sod acc;dent hnppcnd At Reasonable Bates, ip stontoneoiisly.'' rate bl two hundred revolution per the Caucasian an ’ the African. whs steais recoa4 io asn* aa * Colom Mil- Tu a California obituar) it is stvlcd pitting on the main belt, was caught by the haul and carried over at the coal. ur THE BEST QUALITY, AND sticking it into j that “ihc deceased was a person o| Brook a, while in the act of slioidders. You Will Find Them, to himself. ett will be taken if detircJ, wbea she has sense enough to not othef peoples btismcar. lard ob machine oils, •o’.iail Ske sUvsrire <rf Terms: AH Biltowvkr tlfl CaA; OwrtU and give them little care when they varsity* cotton; thirty-firth anniversity tearing him to pieces. Ilia heart add linen; fortieth annfrrrsity, woolsn ; liver here tom from his pbily nod get home, is thoughtless and cruel. forty-fifth anniverrity, silk: fiftieth : picked up in the woods. si w-nty-fifth Homer J. Mentorj the chap who, anniversily gulden ; A bvrr bic accident occurred in the eloped with Mis* Gardner of Paw anniyersity, diamond. factory of Degol>cr & Co. at Hudson,. Paw has been overhauled in Berrien , In Westfield, Ma«^, they are mak­ Feb. Olh. A young man of the name Co. where the elopers were stopping ing n good doil of firns juM because at Che house of a farmer.. They one oi'thr school ma'ams there allow claimed to have been married on her young young mail to sit beside her during school hours, with his arm. Christmas. He has another wife who around her waist, and occnsiouly re­ has instituted a ctu*ge of aduUry freshing himself with a kiss- Qur agaiuat him. oppinion is that uuy feltoiv wbo has the hardihood to hug a Massachus etts school ma'am out to be pretriitled A newspaper paragraph says that to do sounder rift’ circumstances. If a Chicago girl complains to the nolice a school ma’am is to be deprived of that she has been robbed of 224 gold such luxuries as that wlvrt in the ring*. Where upon, a menn paragra- name of humanity is the constitution I hist observes that, probably, at least of the United States good for? WOOL C4RBING MACHINE! BICE, SYBUP, SODA, SPICES, CRACKERS, RAISENS, . LAMPS, CHIMNEYS. CASTOB, KEROSENE THE LATEST STYLES. And caaavaa tkan «wr befart. Hau for one deltar. Trussed The Church Union styles "hot and ONLY JIAO A YEAR! MUSIC TEACHING! YANKEE NOTIONS, GENTS AND LADIES UNDERWEAR, fe^ fc HOSIERY, Eli Perkins, eo celled, froze hi* । Girtnwa CMi. emu rum. faotica is alt purcbi W^hrtOr, Mot, 17, UU JACOB LENTZ MillraUt. AU »>U ba ta Shat a human being couldn't l.vc :* where they can't get a regular one The young ger item*a moved to Cb»-1 minute in the m*>on, and we there­ they worship the tea heHto. spider or eago. Of corm be must occasion­ fore wan. people to keep sway from the leg of a bedstead. ally *ee hri lady-love, end the lady IRS. IJ.ttllfflllH WoaU rsapwtftiUy solicit U« antrwutgt thcae wi«hinK imrtrocUoa la iaMra- CASH & EXCHANGE Mirliiran Central R altie Put*, uinn, Dun, w ii GEIERJd RIlfSRS BRAID RIVER VALLEY DITBIDI. A filial son in Indiana stamped his was no less anxious to occasionally her lover. Bo he sometimes mother into the mud, breaking three greet „ ciThcr ribs, and they didn’t think id came from Chicago and stayed “over eaua in Si. Paua lb«> vCfor da}, list it' was worth more than three days in I'Sundaf" al tire Lmue of Uh> yeuug is a comfort to know that be has h^> _________ 9 " r ‘ Jody. After seme lime the young , men was taken suddenly ill, nod very A good brother in Deckertown, N. naturally name io Paw Paw to be J. advertises to the local pap^ that be • , . fur taobisg. ? u L I lady's fimu'ty, he having no relative* .. posts fiw tho*M» who aUcnd the metho ■ sritblu roach. Afkr a sljurt sickness • he died there. And now the young ’ The ladiey of Chicago are reported___ . , . .files .__ before the 1’rolmte kidy’s father । to wear 2500,000 worth of fej»* hair, j a-chrim agaii itwn the ywung nra AND C. j heathen ia Ofrf sty Than any other RloM in NaabviHa. SHROUD. Africa. Mr*. Ruck Fu<nw is WJW11 r bwJ dsnng ilia limo he rhnoawi^. Tl.e yo»! wm do <•* he; He who has bo charity C. A. I �•V C. C. WULCUTT. GBOCBBIBS! CANNED GOODS the w»« an WHh emplcyw .1 Hu- Smith tau Iren. woeacx j**s_ H. YOUNG. M. D Offioe t*o • » Igj "'■>«* T~“'‘ put up two bnok «*ore«, on h» tile. W fit & W.WICKHAM. V —■“ Social will be —The Christ ran entertained at Mr. Girard's in Maple r»rtt»b.r —Dur new brick does not look Grove next Tuesday- evening if the very neat witbeat fa cornku. but. »!«ghipg continues, conveyances will *• —— A. BARBEB. M-, D., Horn™ —Mr. Orrin Roirintoe ARNO STRONG. Plain nnd F.ncy V AA-Wou.. l-> ~re < *■» May otere. of Lnwtsn : J JOB WORK hj-oui, Til al Totia BicteU ir VAF-ffiPOILS, et, blows up the “devil,” steals matter, HR. C. C. LINSLEY. Phwian a»d Lf DwrtM. tnata rhrwW and MMedlMV*. files other people’s battles, sells his was in the drug store lest night ne­ paper for a dollar and 50 cents a y’r, gotiating for a bottle of Hutment. X —The Formers Mutual fire Insur­ lakes white beans and apple sass for Attorney aii Comelor at In, day. A large meeting is expected. while whipt bi somebody, lives poor, C. C. WOLCOTT WOOD WANTED L1EBIILUSBB. Jj ASH VILLE HOUSE. CsPT.0. w. McCobmick. Proprietor. JkOIIVIX-TdEi - CORN. iPPLBS, OATS. MieHlfltsi k-s I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. ELEVATOX. nt NASHVILLE. years and has set out three orchards, LOCAL HATTERS. this fruit being the bearing of the ■ ai thIa ofeice. LATH, youngestEd While hi* received a fine tot ef Balti- SHINGLES, WATER LIME, social,—largely attend­ ed,—Hastings represented.—nice social lime,—-Charades'—prayer,— ing to get npOystw vuppers wHI wre money by giving him a cult.. —Methodist TAI LOH ' Ci.ffee. UNDERCLOTHING for a life of toil with a short, hut free —At Mr. and Mrs. Clement Smith. . ■ Buffalo Robes, Clover Seed, Ac., Perry has lived in.this county fourteen obituary puffin the nusepapera Boots and Sh<w«. Sugars, Teas. Furs, POTATOES, dies middle aged and often broken PARADY, Manufacturer of Stoneware, Market Frio. tor pay LU JJENRY H. WOOK, Justice of the Peaea, Glassware Clothing, HARDT & AINSWORTH, pay when he can git it, raises a large Barry k. Eaton family, works nineteen hours out of counties meet al Union. Hall in this every 34, knows no Sunday, gits place on next Monday and Tues­ damned bi everybody, and once in a Crockery, Dry Goods, Notions, Hats and Caps, ance Company of £1LEMENT SMITH, g Please call and examine Goods • and prism for yourselves. ATTENTION, ALL ! am. of the editor, given by Josh Riflings, jfa^.gfrw. n. EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE I GROCERY LINE. AD pwUtt wtallnf ' Saturday night, we should think that An editor is a male being whose biz! Nashville has a huge and proeptiious nesa it is to navigate a nusepapcr. rhe Tin Shop, in thar aesscc, the Milliner and He writes editorials, grinds oat poet­ , band of Grangers. ry, inserts deths and weddings, soda ' K The impulsive young man that Cultivator, Jackson and South out manuscripts, keeps a waste bask­ TT t:. APPLEMAN. FALL AND WINTER GOODS CMh Paid for Produce. The Otsego Herald m dead. . In its Tub Editoe.—Wc have seen many dUl bar Iwlk tab uod oo definitions of many names, words and phnMs, but tbo fcliawiit idlrtma hi, UagM. X wiusw *M0.*sd got op suddoiu, LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK If AotakichiagUwiflboMd last .gasp it faintly whispered: “Two Cooler.. mb Til Copper ai Steel Im Ian, at Mrs. Putnam's. hundred sabscrii>ero sad only thirtyB. SAStt. Doptu. Gorxltond .. pw —« ~ re "“T- FRUITS ICMRCHMBT, monerstive,—nice HAIR, STUCCO. ' All toil of Gauntry Msec tales in ftdwe for Geols. al me Hittat Martel Price. . ON SUBSCRIPTION. home,— walk SALT, G, A. TRUMAN pleasant dreams. HARDY & AINSWORTH, 1^ —On acc-rnnt ol the illness of Miss th or! tea for' collection thirty days from Nichols Mr. C. IL Van Armajl pf MA ward te U. Hastings has taken charge of the<<C-’’v,M<5'vv'A*'^’ School for the bsllanee of the year. Proprietors. New Store February Ifith, 187<. Miss Nichols, bos done a good work JJNION HOUSE- and Mr- VanArmaa will find the The Barber Bbop of Dell BbHow'b, opschool in an excellent condition. petite the Union House. AU work pre­ MJcHlgtmn. % —A Lyceua was organiaed at the formed la a ekitltal meaner. » Foumiug School House lant Wednesday'ere., We hare on hand a fine stock of PROVISIONS and the following question chosen tor yyM. jones, debate to- oigtu: Rgnivtd, That wo­ Bend. Give Doll a e*ll man should bo allowed the same po­ READY MADE CLOTHING, litical privaliges as man, and subject to the same political duties. negative. ’liarilk. Mick. voice Miss which Ionia BeHe has a gives Public, BsAVnrvc, Haxb.—We will notify the He stile FTrwt Ooo<l», BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH Hair Stetiortiive. which ia partly vegeiabla ent singers of Grand Ripids. DRESS GOODS Geo. JEWELER A OPTICIAN. —Griffith will pay HARDWARE! Ike Eight* market Notions, Boots, Shoes, the situation. *■ —The adjooroed School mooting was not so well attended as U would HARDWARE. Have yon and 81.00 T BUILDERS' MATERIAL, MasbrilU. Mut. 1st, 187«. IdEKRY C. ItlSK AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. good sspply of Er> Wbitb'b 80 fied, and we understand that petition is to be set afloat JOB PRINTING a to oall a new school meeting aod reconsider Damn, BlMMU, At. AAW CBUCKJBBT And a fall Rae of aighea momrafnUy thrcogh the bul- SMZrKA PUTNAM Nashville, Miefe. HAVE A FULL STOCK OF evidence in the Millinery aiH Drr**-making botineoe, of an early and carefal ttajaiag. She JJiMtiUarsw ^Ulvrrtijrairatr. (Successors to Wolcott '& Holler) ftroariw and Trnwofo well to Ball He pays the highest market price In cash. —The Reynolds Concert was well attended. P. Holler Sf Son E Chipman is the leading disputant of HHA8. W. DEMARAY. CAPT. BOISE *9^ Go to Griffith’. to buy your Oystor*. the matter —Monthly Report of RnaJUmary Department of Nashville OsirriTH’. to buy School Books. Union AT THIS OFFICE. School. Aiken. Willie © NICHOLS’ GROCERY! Wl.Ht;ll< “UC1T IlWHW MWB1W,' wwu, 5 BOOTS AND SHOE S?£er^^ D6TIUG 4 ALLKI. 'ATIONAL SUBSCRIBE FUR THE MEWS. TINNER’S WORK A SPECIALITY �body being literally severed tn twain and borribly. manglad. > —The house of Isaac Wharf, at Guildford,’ He.,’ was recantiy destroyed by tee. Wharff, Chikf-Jiutice Watw ia a oommuni" 53*6rfr. Flossrxoe MoCaRhy. life the other day ty the burning of hia dwellUnion Park Baptist Church, cf ing been turned out of doors by his uongrega- TDWXW over au auNUixwi W “y abcuM fa ftokedMuteug tfa fafiaOotoa Thk English press is at present bus­ aI4fa ham*a »aoe. , . ,rt -d? . ily diseuastag the awoMoafo toUte •Pamev. ™ . 'A&KKAxbn Duma* taM»b#0tt*dnrite»d i-mr.sa«S5j-'w Sabtciuh, the English Beronet whom sssasva-fr?- Cabl Scnritz is the only one of the fifteen foreigner* hltte Senate who has any trace of foreign accent. ia that no liras were lost, though a nnu were more or loss injured. -Bev. M>. Loveeee and Mire Emma Far wero kUted a few days ago, at Malden, Ill. being struck by a train while crossing the road track in a buggy. - Four.pareta^ ' Norfolk, Va., by the explosion of a st IriPiW. WVlw^ -I.—I. Tin: brewers of New York and Now Jmfl. tho price of ales and beer after Feb. 1. ■ . -A reduction of newspaper postage ia pro­ posed by the Postoffioe Department, and a bill for thia purpose is under preparation. —Tho National Convention advocating an amendment to the Conatitution of the United HtatM recognising God In asaaion in Pittsburgh last week. About 100 delegates, “J ■*MWrHA«LW Gen. Crook. v H«xato«' .Bod»weiA*B- <tentbtei> 'U W nlntoirt'aif Wch fit* po^^i .Birguor *nl tin her father, and thoroughly *' in '* for womMt'B xigtfte;1 •• ' Jtil -Ex-Gov. J United States Senator from Kansas to succoid R. Bruuot presided. QeMwe#. bfj ft >511111 -Tbs.^lottaoMiUtary:Committee, aay. a —Gov. Ingersoll, of Connecticut, and hia Washington telegram, has decided to recom ­ BMOdatee in tho State Government, have mend a perruauwd reduction of the army. been renominated by m*> Dcraucralo for re­ The hundred charitable organisation^ «. SUstart w*eh'rf «M to toelot ' —Twi Halted ^ato# Senatom were cboaeu tro nA. Moxnav, Feb. 3.-Senate.-The Louisiana flU/.vile-beataf tanted'»p by the Mireireippi Legislature on the 3d insi. qwMton wwi ecala before tbe Heoato, and Morton court n-CBlfr. , B> MW The long term was given to H. K. Bruce, 4 cretm*etitfv iiilf inraiHirtM that ,he beat her syscolored man, who has been the -Sheriff of er; day, and very often Dnttvar county, and II.TtrPefSC Buperinv twice on Sunday. teudent of Education wae-chosen to comthe present Board of Indian Commissioner*, and restoring the management of the Indiana to the War Department. A general reform in provide lor tbe gradual abolition of tiw Ordnaucc Detriment, and to reduce the aalario* of «U’ a —The-steamer Ellen was recently boarded and robbed by highwaymen, while lying at a landing in Moonshouae parish, La, -Ed ihcten and ThW Lan.,haro to* sentenced to bo hung ai Memjdiio for murder and highway robbery. —Twelve prisoners •• tunneled ” tbemselv.-a out of aMMOmUaJaUtheoUtoxtiffiL- J r • ■ —A dastardly attorn;! waa made to burn all tbe churches in Hamilton, Canada, a few nlghte ago. Five or six of these edifices were rinmltanooualy fired, and one was almo t totally doetroyed. Tbe Communists are charged with the diabolical plot. —The negro Wyatt, who murdered Mrs, Ryan near Carbondale, III, recently, wm ar­ rested in Cairo, and on being taken to tho acene of hia crime, was hung to a tree by a mob. -John Henry, toller of Enure A Smith’s bank, Toledo, Ohio, hw been arrested, charged with embeaxUng • 15,006. Agriculture; by lUrrUre, ; The Young Men's Christian Associa. tion ofATtsvi Vdrlf-fad* on *infiome of ; an example that some other institutions ‘ might profitably imitate. (ted.), Hals (N«X.i MsbbeH (Mich.), Clymer ■nd Jewrtt (o_), W a etaniulitev* to iuvroUp ■tTsH>Sf th* bwUl'H of Columbia. Tvxspjdr. Feb. 8.—Senatf.—Loggn '•eMed '* rMoluUou of the Grand Army of t puwio. MMMrwu Mtetektfa' , Shakokbau, King of the Canaibal ' Islands,, proposes to send envoys to ■ Wttehington and Europe, for the pur­ - — ____ - Still another claim is before Congross for payment for servicas rendered d*»ug th* »v-i -4-.'Mtea Cairo)!, in thin insUncc, claim.-, to have planned the campaign of the Tennessee. She meeting was being held, in Lancashire, En­ gland. . j -Gpain Lm withdrawn her representatives' from the leading Enrojxan capitals. — the French candidate* for aoat* in the" German-Parluunont froto Alsace jxavo been. —Rureia refugee to rend goods to the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, becanaa the affair ia a private antorprire. ' Bobtow, Nnw Yobk, ob Uhjoago. - TUB MARXBT& NEW YORK. FLOCJt-^Ruperfine Western........ Wkext-No. i Chfoego............... Iowa Spring Rye—Western and State Cost- Nxw Mixed Wet'n effott Tire Postoffioe Department is picking Old do up..G At: tbB'pqrefant rate at increase Oats—Mixed Western. E*b. . .timliew^e.-^S^anaan called up bi* JrtH io- J**"* ,W*eU**Uca of na­ tional bank circulation, »ud explained It* projtHnum wew-ii >“ Jwr»wecred, the pending »n>endraex;t being that of UfcloabjX to »tr.k»J.<Mlf Abe *ord» “or who‘, the revenue from this source will amount to $2,500,000 more than last year. But qumt oa Um f&^of qppnomy mean to restore the franking privilege, and there is no telling what that will cost. Some of those fellows would pawn the stamp. terized the Boaton Grange aa a dangeron* and revolutionary element in the order, being composed entirely of the dare known aa middlwxmiu The OxaM^dt* pUb cloned doom, To its Natural Vitality and Color. MA80N & HAMLtM ORGAN CO-, imaginary • —The National Grange of Patron* of Hus­ bandry began its soreion at St. Louia ou'lho. 4Ui innU Thu bfcrotary reported that 8,000 ■ubordhiate gtaagy* had been formed during the year. Tbe Treasurer reported 850,000 to. bo on hand. In tho report of the Executive CommUteo, coopertei^K.is warmly indoraed, ' order declared to FOR RE3T0RIM6 BRAY HAIR They are trying to amend the consti­ tution in Massachusetts, so that Senatorn imd Representatives need not bo residents of the districts for which ihoy afeftlocieil. This ik tho English sys­ tem, and has some good features. . ‘ klTROXS OF 0rgan4.wjU.be rented cm thia plan to any part of the country aocoamble to our warerooms or agenoieu. Only knowledge twTernu ofBanting, eratafoteg foil particu­ lars, with dasEriptiaM af teytes, JU»w ui Pries*; also, lUwtrsted CatalogMS and TtstimcnialOireaWi, KBlFroc. Address tho claim* of ■ his kingdom to the fullest recognition. phia, h»» huspended. T.-IaWBlMn. *S0O^W»;" —Numerous memoriale complaining of the' injurious affects of tbs Eight-hour law upen; tho industrial pureuite of tho country are coming to Congress —Tho Nsw York Tribune has boon badly sold. A abort time ago it created something »f a aoBsation, by onnoenriug. in a douMa^todod editorial, that . possessed doc4||pte of a startling character affectta*prom$eni olfah. which it wqnld publish as soon as their sutheritieity could bo ostablisbed. It now annouixxa and *ucoereful forgor.” four year*. 1H Bmt *Meh b*a Ma pOd alloaed •ad aedarud «n Orgwa pnnjla50d and pud lea wilbia one Tear. Aa orpu> aup be ralaraed after eta nwallu »l eoel ol only reaennehle rent, if for raj reMoa ft ta Doi vented longer. IT aa Oxgxa be tefadaed,- aafi reek pud tear roue. It beeemee tbe propartp •» Ue partp blrla<, wttbeal further paf- of tho unrivaled excellence of onrorgans, and practical experience that they will bo found !’» attractive in use that scarcely any of them will ever bo returned, warrant this offer io supply them on such terms. ' $8,887.89 over its expenses last year. * That shows good management, and is ■«£ the Preaid^ntizl mansion. He gave his name mJumm G. Bypber. A loaded pistol wvfouad ce hia peraon. \__ —Advice* from Cuba report that' -Maryland bad two eseeu'.ioDa on the 8th Sard* are sorely in need of men sod inat. Joseph W. Davis was Unr.g at Wsatcany on the war against tbe insurge Boeure were arraigned in a police court the the other day nn a charge of mamUining. liquor dutaancre. One plead guilty. and »M Sued *30 and coete. Tito other two etriwU a 'f not guilty. and were fined |73 sad Bureau of E. Miller, The yearly statement of the Pacific ‘ . . .IXM W»K«iexally *4miU«<l by jion( Mail Steamship Company shows its us-1 'art phyrflrtane, that when once the oousumpto। rests to fa $7,225,221.08, and tbe liabil-1 । ides $20,647,402.35, leaving u balance of i : $13,422,181.27 to the debit of profit and those wRn die from thia disease caa trace t cause to a' nejfl bitted OoUgh ok cold, whi 1 loss account . , —An express train on tho Iron Mountain railroad was robbed by highwaymen at Gad»hill, Mo., on the afternoon of the 31st nit. Five inaaswd men arrested and eecurod the station agent before tho train arrived, and when tho train ajiproachod tho station one of the robbers signaled it to atop. When tbe Feb. S7. —Lewis Rosuutluo and John Moody have been sentenced to death, at Harrisburg, Pa., favorable, l .- -m! ' • . ... Paymoata tn# through «W to Within the past few years the winre tekreupand re»d *» tonsth.... H<m»* totairvrelui , of Italy have become an important arti­ pt O«a.O. O. Howard waa *dopted. cle of commerce. All over Europe —Tbs National Crop Reporter, of tho 9th Inst.; publisher estimates of the percentage of the last crop of barley and rye in tho bands of proluoera Jan IS, in the States of Illi­ nois, Iowa, Kvifcaa, Ohio and Wisconsin. Tho psroentage of barley on hand at the date named in the five States, which produced in 1878 some 9,800,000 bushels, Is placed at SI 3-10 psr cent Ths rate of cJnsumptiou, by which w meant both ahipmsuts and home con­ sumption, is highest in Kaunas and lowoet in Wisconsin, being respectively 76 and 66 ]>cr cent. The i>ercentsgo of rye on hand averages 26 6 10 per cent., which, with a total produc­ tion laet year of about 4,300,000 bashels, iudicatea an amount now on band equal to a trifle leas than 1,143,000 buebela. Tbe consumption i« heaviest in Kania*—SO per cent.—and lightest in Wisconsin—70 per cent. and mail sgeot. Tho bslsucs of ths paity went through tho train, robbing the expretiii and mail rare and the paeeenger*. After the robbern were through, they mounted fivo fine hones and went south. They got 81,080 from the express car. four registered packages from the mall, and eevaral hundred dollar* from the pasaangan. Tho bandits were all large man, nous of than bciag under aix feet high. —A daring diamond robbery ia reported from St. Louis, the victim being Barnard Kpoyer, a well-known jeweler. The store was robbed of its entire atock of unset diamonds, valued at 650,WO. —In tbe case of Evans, the Pennsylvania defaulter, a Philadelphia jury has rendered a verdict of 8185,683 In favor of tho State. —A Jury bar pronounced Elijah Cowles, tbe lows mail robber, to be insane. —Two masked men recently entered tbe Firet National Bank of* Connersville, Pa^ bound and gagged ths Cashier, and robbed tbe safe of 444,000, —Chris. Rafferty, tbe murderer or Police- VarSM*, witti PirivUw» «< M price, «d <■: taaa> <a»writa««*r SSA’RfT:: ____________ ,_________ ’’’MHIgiS: COLPNIZATIOII II COLOUDO, It is his, and yet teke it. ■'kxGaordtnary >«du<totaaste in ta* eUmat* aaoMk.dawsa, •«*** *• During his term of office several of th& railroad companies, desiring to take a put of t>. MprFMki.far <i«po‘ P”»poses, made a bargain for it, agreeing io pay $800,000 for ths lot, of which sum $200,000 was paid as an instalment. Tn^^tiin^n^ty-Mofa^-Aepjxfc OoKX—Ko. t.‘,....... Oats—No. i.v........ CT.Tr,7^3S.'*t^r^'’e2 I liawch toW» "toi-vd." > no rw> • a singular manner. not JiBJtdfl GONSU j while Ae City Treasurer refujed to re■ ceivc (ho $200,000, the railroad compa­ , niee refuse to take it back, ajid *q, as • the "(Sty oetWnTy does” not,irwa it. Mr, Carbolated Cod Lira Oil . Kimball has the use of it for tho pres“ent, white the prospect is that he will be able to retain it for .on ijodefl^ite \ period.' not Kkely tliaf when 1 called upon to pay it over any demand : can be made lor interest, Mr. Kimball has a chance of feathering his qest very ; budtem»V:*ie>lmr Uy Crfawraaioi 1 of the law. . pemUveiy' talarious to the yoaag. wtthom LIng tmmeral. We have no', room to specify the articles whiauCil------------ --------------*~* they are m»uy and ei ,T«i » H'cecTs DETROIT. DR. WHITTIER. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-02-27.pdf.pdf c9350c821265b59dfc30b8f526f5bf2e PDF Text Text — the ^ashrille 3tews. DVEBTISIMO RATES: a .’i g.«! 55S*B' luhriHe, B*nj Oooaty, Mich., ORMO STRORC. Progression. No Retrograding.”' VOL I. quettixli little hot, rad singing some old ballad softly io herself. Evelyn -Remington was very hand­ some—neither blonde or Brunette, she contrived to unite the charms of both in her rosebud complexion, bright hair and misty brown eyes, rad the smiles that dimpled her fresh, acarlst lips ■I jranr dbaivk Jfr last glass.’ MjjHVJLLE, BAERY C0„ MICH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1874. morant if I didn't, pet," said the old lady, with her spectacles dimmed with CURREMT ITEMS WONDEREOL POWER Of ELECTHl CThe signal system at the Grand Cen­ tra! depot in New York, os described by , ttaslzij IK • don't say ho. And our XT. rad her hands full of wild • z Those who go around with tha contri­ CMrire ie asxric*! fc XliL Asauaa." . .' flerwers. So the old couple sat in the roomy bution box in California churches plead rtwUl Z.f mA -IS . •_ • ■pink billet doux into their lated brain-work can only cendnee to health. This is a te—un tW • aH-ruzbi- “Oh, I cannot bear to call you by following a doctrine that would uixlorthat long, formal name—may I nay ed the Lox to a rough-looki hg Jtfiner, ’mine their health by inducing them to mother?” follow all aorta of dissipated habits, on “Of oonrscj you may, ray darling,” ‘Come, William, give something.’ —« s n..—.i-„;—-Vi *-o- «i j “Cra'tdoit, desk," said Bill. “ Why not ? Isn’t the cause a good mental powers. DIBSECTING A DOOTOMS BILL. A LOVE LYRIC. j«xri-k~.tttebwraer4«y. , An Eastern prophet declares coffee About three months ago, Jacob Milchwill be worth sixty cents a pound soon. man's wife, in Detroit, was somewhat ill, snd thought a doctot ought io be Am Oswego woman advertiam that sent to her ; so he called at a Detroit she has purchased a shot-gun and will shout any man who gives her husband to gd to his house. The cal! was made, liquor. . . a a prescription left with Mrs. M., and The cholera is raging with such vio­ either the medicine was very effectual lence in Buenos Ayres and Montevideo or Mrs. M. was not very kick, -for, when that thousands of people have fled from he called next time, she informed him that she was all cured and he need not Tax debt of New York Slate, after ap­ como ray more. Last Monday, Jacob plying tha sinking fund accumulated at received by mail a bill from Dr. Z., this time, is set down by the Governor “due for medical services, 813.75.” atg21,191,879.84. Jacob studied a long time over that Tub highest newspaper office in the bill, rad showed it to his wife, rad studied it over with her; the* more the’slope of the Andos, 14,000 feet above :ho looked at it, the more it seemed to him the level of theses. that there must be a mistake. The . It is estimated that Eastern Massa­ next morning he called at the doctor's chusetts holds nearly, if not quite, a 1office, bill'in hand, and found the pro­ hundred millions of Western and South­ prietor sitting there, waiting to hear of ern , railway securities, on which divi­ some suffering from green oom or one of the other prevalent diseases. dends rad* interest are not paid. ’ Mr. Milchmra laid his hat down care­ A Kansas gentleman has thoughtfully put his front gate in the parlor, so that fully, rad hraded.the bill to Dr. Z., his daughter and her young man can saying, “ You ore Dr. Z., I suppose?-’ “ Yea, yes, certainly, Mr. Milchmra ; swing on it without taking cold during sit down. How in your wife ?’’ the cold weather. “Oh, my wife is all right. You Punt. Teeflb, of Wayne county, Pa., tored, her, eh ?” is 70 years old', though remarkably vig­ “I gave her some medicine that orous. Since eleven years of age he has seemed to work like magic ?’’ killed 2,985 deer rad 438 bears. His “ Yea, so it didr That was your favorite hunting ground is in Potter bill, eh ?" county. “ Yea, but no hurry about it, Mr. A Bvrron for the hand of Princess Milchmra ; take a little time on it, if Beatrice, the youngest daughter of you want to ; no hurry.” Qacou Victorio, is said to have ap­ “ That was right, was it—813.75?” peared. He is a young German Prince, “ Let me see; yes, that is the amount, u cousin of Prince Louis of Hesse, rad Mr. Milchman; but no hurry about an officer in the German navy. paying it, you know.” RrrxiHCTtva justice sometimes fol­ “Thirteen dollars rad seventy-five low^ faster than we could expect. An cents for one viait.' That was pretty evil-minded Brooklyn boy propelled a tarn dear, don't yon think so ?** snowball at his aunt the other day; and, Here the doctor smiled all over in the dodging into a neighboring area, eat most forgiving way, saying: “ My dear, down on a scuttlefu! of hot ashes. Mr. Milchmra, you are far out of the The scarcest, and consequently most way. For one visit! My dear sir, that valuable fur (sixe considered), of North­ is the way with the unprofessional mind. ern Alaska is tliat of the black fox. Of I assure you when you see the items you 21,000 skins taken in 1872, there was will agree with me that the amount is but one of the kind named, and for that low, sir, very low.” “ Oh!’’ said Ja<ob, “there were items, one the lucky hunter received $150. Aivordlxo to the census tables, the was there ? Well, where those items In short, Marian Chauncey ____-­ became the light of the old farm-house—the fright guardian angel of its low-ceiled extremely interesting. In a little room rooms and wide, airy halls. LShe read at tlw northern entrance, about thirty the jiaper to Farmer .Remington; she feet from the depot, the 140 trains compounded cake, jelly and syllabubs1 which arrive rad depart in a day ore from .the huert. to the astonishment and delight of the managed by the click of the wire. The Presently she was joined by her hus- old lady; she kept the two old chins two operators on duty,.who relieve each vaaos on the mantel brimming ov«r with other between 5 a. m. rad 11 at night, a white linen suit, and graceful Pras- a red rain of-ropes; she knew by instinct regulate their motions by a large rad When to darken the room for the old costly clock. The sharp rad rapid ring “Two letters. Evelyn,” he said light­ man’s nap on the wide, chintx-covered of u bell overhead marks the approach ly, “ and bad news in both.” of atnunata certain street ; another “ Bad nows ! Ob, Charles!" and the ton, when Mrs. Remington hod one of ring, and a nearer street is gained. The rosea faded suddenly away from the her nervous headaches. bells are rung by electricity, through bribe's cheeks. the medium of Hall's patent. A touch “ Well, nqt so very bod, and yet not trived to live without Marian," said the on a telegraphic machine throws up the pleasant Read, earrUtima moi." • signal to come in. Each road has four old gentlemen. He toesodintoher lap a stiffly written “But she shall never leave ns,” said .Urting bdla o< -4iff«nat k^., uf<X letter, on a page of blue paper, signed, which are rung by means of electricity. “Abel and Mary Remington," a keen “ Marian—little bright eyes—Pvo got Three of these bells htart passenger expression of their disappointment in news," called the old gentleman, one trains, rad one orders out the cars as the marriage he had contracted, and an morning through the hall ;*“ leave those soon as emptied. At the touch of a stop assertion of their determination never honeysuckles for some one else to tie the man in charge ora tell if all the to receive his wife as their daughter. up, and come in here. Charlie is.com­ baggage is emptied. Another stop, and I'Trdnni Evelyn looked into her husband’s ing home. the letter Z is displayed at 6 window. r? drank face with her bright eyes full of tears. “To stay, sir?" A bell ateo rings and the engine backs “ Oh, Charles, I’m so sorry.” “No, not to stay—his fine city wife down and hitches on to the empty train. He laughed rad quoted to her the demands his permanent devotion ”— At another stop the train moves out. ...-W , , Scripture phrase, * “ A man shall leave Mr. Remington could not help speaking The letters X, Y, Z, designate loeomoOO aftUthw l<rft wrerj e«&l U> Uwtr Ull, his father and mother and cleave to his with a sneer—“ bnl be will spend the . wife.’’ ' And now don’t you want to see day here,on his way to New York. I signals to back down and connect. At the other tetter, Evelyn.' ” should like you to see Charlie—and I a given strike the doors of the sitting­ It-was a summons from the mercrashould like Charlie to see you. Do not room are opened, at another . the last Ba: Um? kfckwl rar out doors !-l JH. Ut*t «oo p tile firm with which. Charles Remington blush—if you're not better looking than trunk ia checked. At a touch .the bag­ V’t&RdtakW !' was connected—an earnest entreaty that his Fifth avenue wife, she must be a gage-car is hauled out and switched off he would viait Central America, in theii paragon among women, that's all I've into the right t^ack. Five minutes interests, immediately. got to say." more, and she is off A touch closes “Cool, isn’t it, to request a bride­ “ When will he be hero, air ?” ’ the doors, another sounds “ all aboard,” groom to walk off in that sort of way“ In an hour, I should judge from his and with the same* electrio connection far it ia too rough a voyage to ask yon letter. Charlie always did write an aw­ the train moves from the depot. Thus, to share it, dear. I leave it for you to ful scrawl—m’s rad n's just alike, rad by the wonderful power of electricity, decide—shall I go or stay ?’’ half the time he forgets to cross his t’s; and the professional experience of one “Go, by all means. Should I ask but I suppose that’s the fashion, nowa­ man, the most perfect order is main­ yon to linger by my side, when duty days !” ‘ tained, and a depot, .which can held calls you away, a poor wife I should Marian Chauncey crept away to her twelve trains of thirteen cars each, is room to brush out the red gold curls, controlled, by means of this wonderful He kissed her flushed check with ad­ rad adjust a b’no ribbon at the throat, system, with dispatch and safety. and wonder slyly to herself what miring tenderness. “And where shall I leave you, my Charlie would say when ho saw the new A BREATHING CATE. element that had continued so to inter- i bonnie bride ?’’ In the range of mountains in Weak “ Oh, I will make a brief visit home weave itself into the old home of his cm North Carolina, known as the “ Fox in. the meantime. It will cut our wed­ boyhood. Range," a most singular phenomenon “ But I don’t think he’ll be ragry," ding tour short, but then, you know, wc have a lifetime to finish our honey- said Marion, in a half whisper, as she the summer months a current of air pinned a white rose to her breast, and comes from it so strongly that a person So the brief Niagara sojourn came to prepared to descend, in obedience to can't walk against it, while in winter ! an end, and Mrs. diaries Remington, Mrs. Remington's call of : the suction is just aa great. The cool. “Marian, Marian, come down and see j for the season, was a widowed bride. air from the mountain in the summer is ’ > . ; “ He will be back soon," she said to my boy." felt for miles, in a direct line from the ' henelf, “ and, in the meantime, I must Charles Remington stood in tho cen­ month of the cave. At times a moat ter of the room with his arm around his unpleasant odor is emitted upon the radiant little mother, while the old gen­ current from dead carcasses of nniraala “Yes," said old Mm. Remington, tleman from his big easy chair delight­ sucked in and killed by the violence. complimently, .“I think that was a edly watched over the tableaux, as MaTho loss of cattle and stock in tiiat sec­ rira dowly aftvahoed.' splendid idem Ot ours, Abel, sending for tion in winter is accounted for in this Lot Chauncey's orphan to adopt. I'll “Charles,” said Mrs. Remington, way : They range too near the mouth , teach Charles rad his stuck-up wife that beaming all over, “ this is our new ubUTKRlNLA of the cave, rad the current carries we ore in earnest about what we wrote, daughter, who— them in. At times, when the change “I nevbt^ neyfr will forgive him,” rad Marian Chauncey will have no city But Charles had sprung forward rad said old Mr. Remington, solemnly de- airs or graces. I'm dreadful anxious to caught the alight, willing figure in his from inhalation to exhalation begins, Matinggokl epcUde* in sec her. Lot was a likely-looking fel­ arms, while the golden hair flouted in a the air is filled^with various .hairs of animals; not unfrequentiy%bones rad their green leather case. low, rad ‘my cousin twice removed, rad perfect cascade of curls over his whole carcasses are fouud miles from “ ^’of.I, eilher,” sobbed Mrs. Rem- folks ....... . did say ___ ,„B_was ______________ _ hisawife a reg’kr-lmilt shoulder. the place. The sir has been known Ho ington, heedless of the unwonted disor- beauty. I guess, likely, she’ll come b; “ Evelyn ! My wife !" change materially in temperature dur­ dek-uf bar cap strings. “To many | a,* Btagc to-uight." Mr. Remington stared nt his wife. that bold, dashing city girl without so ; «. j guess, likely, there she is now," Mrs. Remington stared at her hus­ ing exhalation from quite oool to un­ pleasantly hot, withering vegetation mochas waiting for our permission. ” I Abcl, who, sitting by the open winband. within reach, and accompanied by a ter“ But you know, my dear, ” augges- । do>F ewugrit » glimpse of a slender fig“ He's mad I" whispered the old man, ted the old gentleman, “we couldn't lirc ^ming up the patht md carrying a “Charles,” he added aloud, “you’re;| rible roaring, gurgling sound, as a pot boiling. It is unaccounted for by haxOimit ta him if he had waited ! well-pocked carpet-bag. Mrs. Itemmgmistaken ; this is Marian Chauncey, onr scientific men who have oxamined it, holf a century." I ton ran forward to ktaft rad welcome the adopted daughter." “ Certainly we should not," said Mrs. I “No, sir, it is not/' faltered the though no exploration can take place.Dcw-eomer. R^tagton, emphatically. “To think j It is feared by many that a volcanic , Marian Chauncey was exceedingly young lady in question. “ I am Erceruption may break forth there some of our only child treating ui so cava-! ' pretty—Mrs. Remington soon discov­ Ijn, your sou’s wife. I have stolen time. Buch things have occurred in lierly, Abd—the only one we've got in ered that—a bright, winsome little your heart on false pretensee-Abut I do places as little unexpected. the world.” so long for your love. And when you “ lie has made his bed rad .must lie creature, with gold-brown hair that sent for Marian, who is one of my dear­ on it," said the bld man sternly.- I will would curl in spite of the restraining BRA1N LABOR. est school-mates, I persuaded her to re­ never reptqjjtejus gay bride here, and so net, loving hazel eyee, and tremulous main at home, and allow me to person­ Newspaper writers have penned yards I shafl-write io hhn immediately. Wo red lipa. “ Oh, Abel!” quoth the soft-hearted ate her, just for a few weeks. Father, of trash about the devasting influence are scarcely fine enough for a Fifth avold lady, at the end of two days, “ why mother, you will not turn me out of of brain labor. We are told that ex­ • cessive mental labor ia the main cause Ak hw spoke fee old man picked up didn't Charles wait until he had seen your affections now F* “And yon knew nothing of. this ?" of the premature death of American a crumbled letter that he had thrown Marian Chauncey ? . Isn’t she sweet— on the floor in the first paroxysms of his don’t it^seem like a gleam of sunshine demanded old Mr. Remington of his newspaper editors, politicians, preach­ in the old house when she ia tripping ers, merchants, speculators, ate.; and "• Jfut a . word; it’s Evelyn's own if we were to believe all the statements “ She is very pretty," said Mr. Rem­ made in reference to this subject, we ‘•Why. Unak of il, AM," «ud And Evelyn, half laughing, half should be obliged to conclude that the • Mn. Bemtagloa, " M.k.1. Buckley ington. “And then,” pursued the old lady, crying, stole into her mother-in-laws only way to secure longevity would be Eerred for six weeks in thia.girt's oousirft frank, and she My« Evelyn Sayre “ she's so handy. She kqows just where extended arms. to live in the most stupid rad asinine “It don’t seem possible ’ that this is manner possible. Scientific iuvestigar era smoke a cigar just like*, mu, and everything ia kept, rad she does up my caps exquisitely. Oh, Abel, if Provi­ the Fifth avenue girl,” said the old gen­ tion, us well as experience, teaches us taokrt np to the top of her boot., ud dence had only teen fit to send us a tleman. “Come here and give me a that violent excitement, a bad diges­ droves taratehe, with n groom sitting daughter-in-law like dear little Marion kits, Ma—Evelyn, I mean.” tion, inordinate use of alcoholic stimu“So she is our real daughter, after leu Is rad dissipation, may erase soften­ Chauncey." ing of ihe brain and premature 'death, ____ ,______ ______ _ old gentte6W.WCM"- Remington's speech was cut all,” said proud Mrs. Remington. Baid the mra, <is- breath nearly Ukw>, by tbt.; prematurely short by the entrance of Evelyn hud conquered their preju­ by menus of an exhaustion of the catalogue of raonnities. “ Bless my ’• th® 8°bject of it, with her apron full dices by the enchanting wand of love. brain-power; but orderly, well-regu­ K NO. 22. YARIETIX8. I’refhiiked creditors — Those whc. don't dim. Why is a selfish friradlike the loiter P ?—Because, though he ia the first in mortality from consumption is greater “ la my memorandum book, sir. You in Maine than in any other State of the Union, the percentage being 25.75; the shall have them certainly, if you wish. You want the items, do you ?” lowest percentage is in Nebraska, only “ That was just what I want,” said •1.89. The healthiest State is Oregon. By the census of teat year, Franco Jacob, rad apparently much to the doc­ hod 36,102,000 inhabitants—a diminu­ tor's annoyance. Ho hesitated a mo­ tion of about one per cent in the six ment, atad then drew a small memo­ years since the last census wm taken. random book from his breast pocket, Paris has slightly increased; Lyons, opened it, rad looked at Jaoob, rad Marseilles rad Bordeaux have slightly began: “ May—use of horse and buggy to diminished. collon Mr. Milchman, one dollar-and a Gkoboe Fbasois Tbaie's biography half.” shows that his five years of college life “Stop a little," naid Jacob, “till I were spent in Holmes' grocery in Cam­ bridgeport, Mass. He was married write him down," rad ho proceeded to Oct 5, 1850, in Louisville, and declined write the item down. “ Don't you keep the Presidency of the Australian Re­ no horse?" he naked when he hod finished his writing. public in 1833. “ Y«-cr,’’ fsid the ductor, unwillingly, Ths saloon steamship, designed by “ but of course I have to charge for use, Mr. Beasemcr to make sen-sickness im­ the same os if he was a hired horse; possible, is well under way at Hull, En­ don’t you see ?” gland. The framiri^ is nearly complete “ Oh, yes, he was your hone, but you and a good part of the upper plating has charge yourself for him ?" been put on. The steamer is 850 feet “'Yes, that's it! Now item No. 2. long, 40 feet broad inside of her paddle­ To looking at the tongue of Mn. M.. boxes, rad of 2,774 tons burden. fifty cents.” Ex-ifayon Halu, of New York, has “ Oh, you look at my wife’s tongue, five daughters rad one son. The tetter ehr* busies himself with a printing press, “ Certainly, I had to, you know. Item preparatory to learning the art of print­ No. 8. To feeling pulse of Mrs. AL, ing practically, radsthen jourttalism. sixty cents.” One of the daughters is a designer rud “ Dat was cheap enough 1” etcher, the second a writer of children’s “ I knew you would think so,” ex­ books rad a pianist, the third a student claimed the doctor, now satisfied that ot lyric art, the fourth ra accomplished he was all right. Item No. 4. ‘*To amateur actress, rad the fifth is learn- hearing Mn. M.> report of her case, ing to be a modiste and milliner. one dollar.” ' “Mine Gott! Yon charge me for KAISER WILLIAM'S DRRAM. my wife's talking ?” “ Only what she eaid in a professional This pleasant little story of the Ger­ man Emperor is taken from a Berlin way, I assure you. That item you will publication : There was once a German find correct; take the next item. To nobleman who led a foolish and dissi­ writing prescription for Mrs. M., 83. pated life, neglecting his people, his That was where the heavy work came family, and his affairs, drinking and in, you know." " Pretty tarn heavy ! I think so I” gambling. He had a dream one night “ Very reasonable for the amount of which vividly impressed him. He saw care I gave the subject, as you will see a figure looking at him with a se-ious face and painting to a dial when the when you think it over. Item again— to calling the next day, with copy of hands marked tic hour of IV. The figure looked at him sadly and isaid these prescription boak with me, >3.’’ “Well dat was all you got ain’t it?” words, “After four,” and disappeared. The nobleman awoke in great terror You was told my wife was all riglit, rad thinking the vision foreboded speedy that wm only 89.60. Where you moke d?ath. “After four I” What could it youg 818.75?” “ You are mistaken about that being m»-ra? It must mean that he would die in four days. So ho set his house all, Mr. Milchmra. No, sir, I could not let the matter droop ♦here. Pny his sins and received absolution. He allow me to proceed. To studying over also sent fur bis family and begged the case in my office, 82." “ Oh, you studied over him there F’ “ Certainly I did. Next. To riding arranging his affairs with his man of pity, he is the lost in help. . A . toumo lady asserts that maple sugar makes moustaches stick. True : but how should she know? A Nevada Postmaster has written to Washington, to know if he can rent part of the office for a faro bank. A ciBOUa elephant, wintering at Louisville, is on the watch for the man who tossed him an apple full of catarrh snuff The Wyoming Journal'* feea for marriage notices arc “as high as the ecstacy rad liberality of the bride­ groom may prompt." A w.ig having married a girl named Church, says he has experienced more happiness since ho joined tho Church than he Over did before. Ar a recent dinner of shoemakers the following toast was given: May we havo all the women in the country to shoe rad all the men to boot" “What comes after T?" asked a teacher of a small pupil, who was learning the alphabet. Ho received the bewildered reply : “ You do—to A Nebraska man on his dying bed remembered that his wife was smoking hams, and he said: •* Now, Henrietta, don't go to sniffling around rad forget them hams.” “Abb you guilty or not guilty?" aaked.a judge of a prisoner the other day. “Au’ sure now," said Pat “what are you put there for but to find that out." Landlady, fiercely—“You musn't oc­ cupy that bed with your boots on." Boarder—“ Never mind; they’re an old pair. I guess the bugs won’t hurt* 'em. Let ’em rip, anyhow I" Says an old lady, commenting on the evil time®: Thompson is not going to do any­ thing more in conundrums. He re­ cently asked his wife tho difference be­ tween his head rad a hogshead, rad she said there was none. He says that is not tho right answer. A Yorni in love thus addressed his inamorata: “ Loveliest vision, as my eyes rest upon thy seraph-like form, my soul is filled with the scintillating fan­ cies of the poet. O! lovely Dido, dost love the humble suitor that craves tho faintest glimmer from the meridian rays of thy young heart’s affection ? O! angel fresh from tho burnished streets of Paradise, dad in tho halo of the queen of night, dost pity the faithful Troilus who stands before thee F’ rad gently the maiden answered with a heavenly sigh, faint as the night wind: “Go West, young mon, rad give us a El-ROPEAE ■ WAGES. Sixty cents a day is considered good wages for working men in any of the European countlies,- except Great Brit­ ain, where the wages are somewhat higher. In the Tyrol silk region rad in Italy they often do not get more than ten cents a day; In the country in Ger­ many ten cents is the common pay. In Sweden, men often work from four in the morning till nine in the even­ ing, and do not get'any more. During the late war many poor women in Bcrtin were hired to knit stockings for the soldiers for five cents. The profits of triukeJa in the streets or act m sullen*, do not average mure tlira three or four per cent. Barbers in Berlin, aiune the raising of their prioes, get five cento for hair cutting rad two and a half cents busineM he waited for death. The fow for sharing. Servants at hotels get and locking attentively about the prem ­ days paused on rad he did not die. He iss?. St! 1,1 meeting child and asking from tlrree to eight dollars a mouth. Servant girls ia private familhp often of get but ten dollars a year. Sometimes »»»«■ tel <» u »uu«r»|.b wiU ‘ «n>- • ;i . �Goinnu.*, Feb . IS. 74* • Mibtxk EntuTwa: FEB. 27. 1"7<- YAIIEE I0TI0M,' । School Book«j maae;aa*|WarearWare, ■«-wno vu» WW PV Mwv] frwly lb. «ra. a\,kIrwrv.rnting and talking about r last, ia the wondef of everybody. s friend riodoralanding the »ont’ lhing when that is so .many • Almost aa much thfferanoo between » ware in. vuluuteerod to u‘ lid* world to claim our al-1 potatoes, Fve hoerd Say Slrakespeat was Be aw-;L .. | of his aaytnx ini my miud lately, iu ■ . u<j^ a gcost right, du a hMle the order of Patruun of liucbandry. fer I don’t believe in doing evil that • Five graag«• partieqiatMl ia the may cum, although good aorao oeremotues of the oocaaioa is full rebut if ever­ gatia. Shake, Individuals ia various porta of the j Stale ar* imposing oa elevator M hen he ____ o overtook.him and the remainder o( but 1 leave this euujtck tor yonr Chicago or Detroit. his brilliant article is lost to tho readers tow think on. While walking up tho railroad track I see its gittiug tew bo all iho gu world fore ver. from Brec4>ville to Bangor, hat Sat. nowadays, to, rite poetry; whoa I nrday, Joaeph Shannon dixwerod a Lawton has an organization which was young Ibero was only a fow derifith plot o4 oome villata to throw i» known as the "Merry Teu ” Tlie that though: they could rile poetry ; *wv n<— - - — editor of the Tribuns is a number I ut now 'taosi ever quo oau, and I trace. found p'aoed oroMwiae of each rail, and his office isttaw’place of rendez-। ____ , thought I’d try my hand al it, thia is one projecting inward and tho other ft.tMit rites ritoa and land m* mi I outward, ia expectation that they vuns Here they Iceland while1 B grate age fnr for p.iteut away lhe ahining hours- in meh shenry, most every thing is done 'would cause the wheel* of the aegiue to jump tha track aad go down the g' tnv^M euchre.-old sledge, pitch,, with mashcens, so 1 thought Id atnbankmunt oa tha right. They etc. and makes remarks about the SIUU nushecu poetry Us ao much were barely discovered before the girls. But *twaa quicker dune, now Mister Edditoc if train went by.—Jfjrt^nf Day Spring. ‘I was ever thus. ---------you want it fer your paper TU send lleury Hawkins,, a mulatto boy One of tlte be*», and livelier Aux- jfaioug the first time the mail voa aged nineteen, who was toed ia Doiliary sheets, among our exciranges, towyour place, the mail come* here cetfibor, 1S69, for tho murder of in the Nashville (Barry Co.) Netn. lwjco a weak nnj you orter see tha Charlra Fitzgerald, a youth of eight It u ‘•disbtxf up” by RuobF- *; flodtieg about the post offis here is and a half years, at Bellavua, Eatou young man scarcely 22, but full of iw them-days. Deacon Snubbs ho County, and sentenced to States Prison fur life, la now undergoing a lippe and promise, of honor* and use- •keeps llto pjat ofHs Now ss;«»z., Mister! second trial, obtained by hi* counsel, fUuoBfc.—Hvtf»rd Day Spring. । Editor if yen want that poetry, why,1 Shaw & Eaton, on tha ground of i jps.L any so and. I’ll send it along, and misdirection by the court in charging Gov..Bagley Ims been fora few'[ if there should eny mialakcs in spell tho jury, aud nowly discovered te*timony. In accordance with an old days visiting the Assy lorn for the | ing (Which I don’t think thar will bee) I but recently unsattted principle of Deaf. Dumb and blind ut Flint, and why, yon’jest currecka it but don’t law, the court had charged that the while at the institution tho Governor say any thing about it. proof of lhe homicide raised lhe pre­ sumption of murder, aud then lhe hetinI the complaint of a poor blind "Yours vcrly trcwly. burthen of proof upon the defendant boy who was lamenting because he to show that the act waxuniutentiunwas compelled to lea»*c for Ida home President of the Gosheuvilto Sew­ a| or justifiable. Defendant's counsel on account of his means hiving be claimed that even iu case of tin ad ing Society. come exhausted, and presented him (All right Annt Deborah, send' (hilled homicide the preAimption of tunooenae slid shield Lhe defeudaut— ■with a check fur Si00 and badc the along the poetry.) that the taw did not perouma him Jilile fa’.'ow remain whgre he was. j guilty of a criminal intent until it was michwan mews. fully’proved by the prosecution, and ------! fully proved by Pr“,ccu"uu’ Ji JtST POSTAL LAV" u -* the of the The Michigan Soldiers and Sailors i^at ba old! had benefit of the The Michigan ctoiairrx nrm owuviw hold a grand reunion al Jackson (doubt as to his intention*. Mr. Tyner of Indiana has inlro Juc- will , bona fide sulmcribers. postage shall be charged M the following rates per quarter, namely: On publications issued lv*s frequeutly than once a week, two cents; issue each week, three ci n’-s, i®Mie thrice a-week, sax ceatsiJhreeuiucsa week, nine cents; six times a week, eighteen cants, and SALT, scrilror thereof in' the co nuty where 8«On account, it b supposed, of his they are printed, and published free uf postage, anil* the publishers of intense opposition to liquor selling, the tree* feightecn maples, twelve newspapers and periodicals may mu­ apples, twelve, pear and ten cherry] tually exchange their publications of D. P. Ssgendorph, of Charlotte, not exceeding nno copy in each ex­ were girdled Friday night. • change, free of jiustugo. Ali mbcclRev. Richard Dunlop a Baptist laocous mailer of third class, includ­ Minister of Midland, has been arrest­ ing books, flexible jiattcrns, samples ed on charge of aduitry with Mrs. U ores, inetals. minerals and mer­ Sarah P Runnel, wife of a business chandize, paper, letter envelopes, pos­ tal envelopes and wrapers. cards printed ur imprinted, HARDY A AINSWORTH. and on nd mat­ ter n a^ekaluingeublc with letter rates I or by law excluded from the mail? tho postage shall he one cent for each' two ounces or fracttotral part of two' ounces, and tho maxium weight of grins as ths Aged. ' ------' Our motto is to sell as cheap ns tie cheapest, rive J6 am. to the lb. au<T the right change every time. MEDICINES, •tried; tew- W.-A. AYLSWORTH TEAS, cornui D. C. GRIFFITH. . K HOLLEH, New Store GROCEaiH S Bargains Greatest ' SYRUP, SPICE 8, CRACKERS, WOLVERINE MILLS! RAISENS, LAMPS, MT STOCK IS NEW p K O V I 8 I O IN 8 • ' A.J U ..11 •» a. bice, SODA. PrsptiAtor of th* ' Ever oiveate UMkriUe! I CHIMNEYS, CASTOR, —1 WW-r KEROSENE CAPT. BOISE Terms: ferno and groriww, Pubiie. would mptaffully solicit I be attention of customers to th* feel that be is making im* provemoots in hie mills which will prove a AU Bilb under >15 Cash; Overt 15* benefit to customers as »»I1 ee to himeelf. The reputation of my mlKe are heel edvafBirty or Tfinety Days Ifoie irilh Inter ! ti»ed by the continual iasreeee of cu«tom. est viU be taken ifdesired. . • CUMMI Mil- All Opr" Accounts must be Stilled at oner. UP TBB BEST QUALITY, AMD At Reasonable Rates, AT TBB PRICES FOR CASH! Cash C-* J*r TwAsct f' M hind, -aT I wilt aril my *** on Ub*^ l<n"’ wTny F-rr7 vlrt-ny t. vnM« i« MtaNliicd •nd peyii'i bu 31y Carding Alachine DR V a STOXA I» reUckisg a very Urge run «C cartoau Co»di. Jeabavy W, 1K4* • Y»uU BUUK Ma; But ell their W*** At D. A Alba’* Mor* W. A. AYLSWORTH. Mr. PltWLEH, whore work han yiven universal satisfaction HALBERT & OS. Defies Competition! nOISE. . ••»«** What Now! Hdi Your Hora, Straw! AND VISIT THE NEW HARNESS SHOP Over Smith A PutBarn'e IlarJwwre. |[| OBI GOODS STOBl READY MADS CLOTHING, ‘In Nashville, Mich. i Repairing dour on ehori notioe. - Call and the old foreman of H. A. Good* yesr'a 8bop tn ureitag* [ 10 W0L00TT fa GREEK. Millinery Goods. Notions, Boots, Shoes, lew StKtrfaaple aiTassy DryG-oods GENTS AND LADIES VNDERWtAB. HATS.GLUVKanft¥EATHIRS, Trta-H Hats fer one dollar. MUSIC TEACHING! IRS. I. J. TIIIERIW Would reepee’fu'-lj solicit lhe patronage •/ ROSIER T, f«, 4-r. fr. Uom wishing instruction ia InsmameaLal Jioaic, on Piano or Organ. Having had a number ofyewa experience, she ftmla «w potent to give satmfadian io alt And a full line of Lodging. M CO. BOARD, GROCERIES COITFBCTTOM ABT CONSTANTLY ON MANDr OYSTERS IN THEIR SUMS. I isiil pay the Highest Market Prion Give me a Call. CANRAD CLKTBU FUBNITUBE JOTACTORI! JACOB LENTZ 5 attrsxif. shall not exceed I Lust Tuesday nn extensive field of It shall be kwfal for , ie« in Snrinnw Bay floated into the CUrk’. bow* d..p ,»•• «uu. mUlMonto in any book Bay, carrying with it 300 fishermen any parson to and their shant es. It »<pan<*^d and lion. Give bias a e*Hphinqihlet, per’olical, m.ignzioe, or one piece carrying not less, than 200 any matter of the third class, a brief men fluatod to the east shore. Il is Ed While rwrsived • Im lol rf Bohl f vm of presentation, or write his or thought that nearly nil the rest have Mr mune on lhe wraper thereof, or Mcnpcd. the Dumber aad name of articles en­ The Quartermaster General xi>k« ah .12 H nU tir foor ounces. CASH & EXCHANGE far Goods Nlcliljan Central R Ur» GRAND RIVER PALLET DIVI8I0K. Maaafoctarwra and krep* •* boa Parler, Uinrj, Ditiu, Diet a Garni fmmtjrl- At prices to meet the NIBBOBS, r:CTt1BKS.FB4»l» Goinc W»—4. MaH. Bw*k1 ing to get upOysirr suppsrt will Bar* bmrj __________ “LIGHT BVNNLN6 MSEST1C,’ DUSTBKS.kC. AC. i Bah Cak aM Ptraiilawi! Utiled to coll e»d •xmain* toy I Faicaa. Wlore pur»k»««>SI the beat workmanlike aww al Wm. Clark’e Hsruau fibep. Beliefsi« gtmeanired AND CAROS. BRACKBTX t« reil COFFINS AND CASKETS, A man nirced Benj. J. Nell was the jew of fo*i winter. granting: land* run over by n log train an the Flint । & Pera Murqnet Railway, art mites f-mn Mwqnrtt* » M.am«w. JOB PRINTING Ouin« Ea»t. » will do veil to I The ly killed. Tm body of the anferttt My Motto i»," The Simbb Sixjyrwe ingsi^^ 1, 000.-0,0. Iwrr .TtraniliH peing «e»ered from ur.lh.Hte (t,e bo.!, b«low lhe abdomen. Nell luaOmoi Downing «• „ of lb.,^.1 undr, lhe KMbTllU, Her. XT THIS OFFICE • 0P ygyn LATB3T SIDLES. Yankee Motions, ANB CBOCKEOY, Meals 2! Cts. MRS. L. O. CROCKER CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, fe. ftiUmi fatal. DRESS GOODS, CENTRAL HOUSE! The Best of Leather UsedLight Work Ih oxxr pride. We have on h«nd • &>• atock of Mm, tea of neutrality ho had to aufil-r. The woman lluew tho coffiae |>ot, and lhe husband, having nothing hand, hurled the lioy across the table aud knock­ whteh w* ing her flat Billy’s hood struck a tumbler, and be received a scalp wound which h.-.d to be sewed up, and Le also loci a couple of teeth. Tho woman ran to a neighbor'*, and finally after a physican, and when toe doctor undentloud how th* child hnd been used h« made a complaint to the police. Of course a small boy all e»»er. You Will Find Them. D. KI. PI RCHIS, HaretU firot Ola»« G-ootl* BOTTOM LARD OB MACHINE OILS, WOOL CABBING MACBINE I A XInuUr cnitd. by giving Aha TOILET SOAPS. ZxpwM etfiM buildiag. Wwtaida of Main 8L, NrebviU, Miob. - ; all such packages all officers and saldiers to eoutribute any relic they have of the fateri*-ar or the Mexican war or war of IS 12, to the State Military Museum which A pebtioia ia in cirrnUliomretpiest will bo opened in the new State ing («wemof BiagWy to submit to Capitol PEBFU! pwwN principles. Pcoprietore. is very conveieat to use when a man can't find a bnck or flat-iron, and though he may wish to accommodate his father sad strive io keep peace in tlio family lhe American Constitution demands that Mr. Leach should treat man of that city. the boy more kindly or ebe bo made John' Finn of Hudson has been to play checkers with his nasal organ arrested on charge of child murder.i on a cellar dour.—Detroit Free Press. He p!ead guilty. Tho child was) Ws. Clork-B Harare* Bkoj bhick white ho and its mother are white and he says he did'it to hide [ ! look over hi* work sad leers yonr or his wife’s shama and disgrace. Thef der* Shop «M-tb of Stchob’ jrorery. inorder occurred about two years —Qriffilh will pay th* higheBi mork*t closed without additional pjslagei if y*t wm TA< Child can get just at Good Bar­ WINES fc L aa TR STUCCO. years old. His Is'her, coming h >me drunk, has thrown the boy over tha , table several times, and once down, a pair of stairs, and the other day he buug him into a boiler of water and Wetzel County, Virginia, refuses । left, him to drown. But Billy drew (to support a newspaper, and naturally i himself owl, went to a neighbor's and r-notigh nil lhe jnhabatnnis believe dried his clothing and waited until that the world is flat. [ tho old mau was in good humor, and Last Saturday Adam Goumtn of then his life went on as before. Saturday morning he was seated Detroit committed suicide. He had a wile nnd six c'uldron, hu been at the tabla when his father and 1 mother got into adespiHo. He didn't out of work several months, become 1 dishesrted and thus put an end to taka 'sides, kuonring that he was the wheat betweuu the mill stones, but his troubles. noluiths'zr.ding his strict observance I A man by the name of C. H. Nor­ ton of Jackson some time ago burned tional rale s'tall be charged for each his house down for the insurance additional four ounces weight; money S5D0. and then abandoned his Provided, That onp copy of weekly wife and eloped with a woi’nnn of newspapers may .ba ^ent to each aub- ill-repute, Jenuio Lipham.to Cuica- Tb* Old. tb» Young. tb« High, th* Low, | tit Rich, tho Poor, Ute Bond and the Frw, ur« all rervod alike. To ho Sold within the next Two Months! . CUI u4 elMwhsr* Little Billy Leach, whose parents SubnlU. IK 1»7«licve on Woodbridge street west, is a verry handy ehild to havo around | LKBUY C. 'the house, although lew than tmec I d>u!y twenty-one c.-nta ; :<nd an addi­ . nasbville WATER LIME, the while repreaeatiag theraaelvaa »» ageate ot a “large grange atoro“ ia ounces in Wright. s<?nt from the known office of publication to rdgu’.ir and nr formers by LATH ' SBINCLE3. anmplea, taking fttoaey ia advaooa, all 9ih. ed a bill in Cutigrcsn, that proposes a April . While Gilbert Groot veld, a Hol­ ( trough revision of the. postal laws, lander waS walking upon a railroad and we I c'.irve it is such as will be | trank ut Grand Rapids, a train backapproved and hsfiled with delight by cd ’ upon him killing him instantly. the people every where should it bo- ‘ Theodore Poti! of Port-Huron had come a la a*. his picture taken together with a Il pruvideB that on newspapers 1 young Indy's and then went and shot and 'periodicals not exceeding four himself. Hats, C aps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &C-, Clover Seed, ftc., ' ZMWwod •* Amr wrong. ; ne ar ChariotloviUe, vm hurried ac I Now I niut sayin. that I think thia far cording !• tha rUes nud eorraraties of • OOK HERB, CORN. »rUB, OATS, Iky Goods, Groceries, �Ihbnunte .it Srcr. ice. nd .be yet, it. LOSSES OVEH »17.00U1 •IK1 quite yet, bul the boy is positive that he would rceofnize this man should he meet him again. readers with a sketch of Bichar-laon has a number Ihi. office. He kn.rtc. h’red Applemaa .ltd off from Grif- . *M d**"™** bmkiAff out in fiA roof, while assisting to check the...^,lUsh matoriat io iwas a Uttfo New*. (6x») «' r- HoH* * Sm,'‘ Itmes. It didn't appear to hurt him do iu order to have them - STOCK Im Ssiunlay. and »u dravasJ. on Wedaetdv of list voted head of a Swede, senin^ his hair on fire. He gave one unearthly war hoop and ducked his head in a for KaahriU. as tha Chicafe fire «m tor Chicago. This village Sent a d to Chieaffx pail ef waler with lightning 1-ke rabut we threat beard from Chicago yet. ' pidity. ' Middleville RtptMifM is gfrrrfarj. LARGEST AND FINEST . The alarm was given and in twenty minutes the streets were filled'with —------------ -~. , ■ ’ minutes K. u-Thurday, Friday add Saturday people, ill* sheets eltut.lu were "cheek full'’ _r ___ 1 . . lhe of peo ­ IT A. BARBER. M.. D.. IlomwA.though there was bo wind the ple, wlrn cune to me gnd learn about fire burned rapidly and the building the big filaM'H« soon enveloped in e solid sheet ARNO STRONG, Plain and Fancy —The -new Methodist Church al of flame, The towtiding was broken Baltimore, was recently dedicated open, but little was saved. tuweh, for ha jumpad right tip and went to work again, bat the next day —Ckmsnt Smith rectit»d * tt«*nimou’tvot» two ropes, while they were pulling oa the Nkws building, and turned a lhaaks for kindly offnrsag io twist os 4a. gel somerset quicker than circus actors OIMPSON A WEBSTER. Black- perfectly delicious. Otghl. and were awakened by the X Priudle pulled su hard on one of- one. 0 umlth*. AU kUWU ot wnrti tn Ur TCork—Uh —P. Holler Ac Son were preparing *8houting.'and looked out to see the the Mpes that it broke, and he calmly to sell cut tn L J Wheeler, and wtve red flames lapping the outside walls sat <V>*u in a large mud puddle. C. APPLEMAN, Milliner and invoicing their godds, when the fife ■of their budding. His wife donned lhe- Maker, t* »i b t rreWrwef in the her clothes and hurried dnwa, while burnt them out . Ed remained and pitched out what —Olds & Co. have not one-half FIB. C. e. L1NSLEY, Fhy.foiu.. lU few household artistes ha could, until the ww lugs that they had lasd year, 1J treat* «S ck tonic »<»«r warned to leave the building for fear and it’s all on account of not having of an explosion from powder, which sleighing. 0 L. HICKS, Blacksmith, was kept tn both stores. &> *55i-‘*^rst!S!’jr —Onr devil received a valentine The remaining four buildings be­ aud his joy was so excessive that he ।longed tc C. C. Linsley. 0LEHENT SMITH. knocked a lamp off the desk, break­ The next building was occfiipied by ing it, besides ’’pieing" three slicks ,C. A. Stebbins and Capt. Boise as a of live matter. ’ (dry goods and grocery store,and above . IVM BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE ! he couldn't hnrdlj stir lot lameness. of Barry as. J Eaton Co**. st ihtir tote mart, ing. Ils tout held till position for* tha past / A big aix-footer got between the generally do. Bleeding fingers and burned hands The fiames rapidly communicated nnd its indebtedness, foOO, pledged to the next building, owned by B S. wera plenty. Our devil while carry­ to be paid* • • . lartwtok on sncoubl of the fire,bnl perktys Brady and occupied by E. R. White ing things out of the office, laid his — Ed While has onr thanks for a -TAMES FLEMING. Deputy Sherbelow as a grocery store nod al-eve as hand afoiebt soma hot gloat in a *r» troahbd with no lagal printing. W Ur«n<lCon»c iw Agrwx WlUMlvwfv lomflb present of some nice maple augar. It living‘apartments. window, but be took it away considwas of Lhe first run of the oeason and Ed and his wife had retired for the U JAM* AND WINTER GOODS y Lawyer Sinine lost his large library, nol even saving a volume. We are informed thnt it consisted of three ningi. gerrlem begin at T o'deck- All are earnestly and cordially invited to alalmanacs and two dime novela. lead. / Old Unoto Partello lost the left lap­ —W« hart «cngh ••ptinlsrapia” on hand el ot his blue coat tail. Thu fire ate it. Dry Goods, Crockery, otions, . Glassware, ’ Clothing, Stoneware, Bate and Caps, Sugars, Furs, Te as Buffalo Robes, Ccffeo, U NDEBC LOTHI NG to ph.* The first lime a Sheriff made him­ h is true th it tho distroy£rhu self notorious by pielng It al Lawton, the us;and left himark in the visited Attorney tii Coraselor at Lav, charred embers, but be not disoonrag- occaaian. cd. Nxsbville advat age* to bacome —Hank Heath and Wm. Bartley had a The fire caused a great scatering of !• y E. J. Ffeighner as a photograph the Bonner town of Hus county are Ullle mi-under*! and tag, in Simal'a aaloos, JJENRY II. WOOD. w btisioera. For igailery. The fire--soon communicated uusmere. rut instance lus.uucc C. L, A A Stebbins otcuitiuv t". - ------------- — ........ as good as they ever were. She has aud Cqpt Ifouu were two dour, frrun' *° thi» building, aud from thence IhuXVws office, and now we are a l •««.. lhe alley to lhe building oe-_ as good section of country to draw froely, aad riaaih got the wont of the battle. trade fro m ns any town in lhe county. quarter of a rude apart. ' copied by Truulwiue * Barlow u a He is sow lying on a bed of aickneea, caused Make the brat of things. Erect rABlUY, Manufacturer of ’ ' barber shop and f-mey store, aud six hue bricks iu tho plnco of thu six —Mr. J. C. Stone, far a long loi-.rr time utne . . above by. Wm. Clark as a haruo*« woodku buildings that are iu allies, i —Ths nnitSooinl of Urn Christtoa sreicty ISoota and Shore, employed in Holler’s grist mill as w„, V. I U,., W.IH'.— —... w—w. shop, and tq lb« dwelling bouse of C law l» SiU MUara p-u.nptly. Na- hyiKe has had. Uxe name of being Tram n tbair rMiJeue*. who would rnilllcr, l:u ntoved on to a farm near C. Lins ley, which was situated iu - gLIEB1 lAUSER?. ; South Caws, aud now is ranked among thu h >me of llic most cnterp.ri*i»g l>»ppy »«•<• all U.oi‘r friood* Tuaoday “ e»«. the re.ir of lhe barber »hop. । the hunest tillers of the soil. men of Barry County, now let her Marek 8d. Our village being without a fire M»*. D. W. DaGssa. prove herself Be not idle. Lot —Ed White is selling off his goods department, it was ap|>frent that this fire piO.c a blessing instiaJ uf a [ —Wo aro informed ll nt r.rtit crodii i»du» nicest, prepsratorf to going oat of , uothiug could save the whole wool cane L/*t those nu n that cwn the Misses Dor* Stebbins, Flora McGraw, Mary bnsinese. Ed is alive business HMin.a side of Main street, unless, a building ^’ASHVILLE HOUSE. . uuW dp3O>at3 l.utini-Si lots erect P*ui»03, freak Aj-rtomsn. L’.xxio Gletocd, good patron of oars, and we hope he I was lorn down, aud thn N«we buildba M.-.m. Ln.-ka- I! th., an out '->• Sh»io". '» «•<- »al..M.a-l«Cxrr. G._W.'McCoxmick.Proprietor. । will not be contented to stay oat of' ing * as the one decided upon that abU i. Jo it kt tUmMllihrmto >"• > t-HJVILX.1^, - Mlebigtw must come come down. down. How to get get it —Go to GsrrvtTB'* to bay ftobool BooL» btis'ncss leng. [ | must If —r •« ,, , ... . , arrived st that nge that Misw genernlly, rt,™ oao tb.< wUl, ..d <b« )ouo, tr< ,,,lr I down was the quest ion ? Some pro—If yon wool *ny Comm Emits, you town wtU blossom and flourish like a Ml o( ,k:s ttU. They don* ne much 1 pose<rb!.jsyiug it.up with powder, but i will find si! ktadsat E» Harrs'*. the bore whiskey drinker of the state ,* • . green bay tree. ' I work Many man present, in carrying out nod he « known .. - Wkbky Allen.’' <iu,AIJ’ J"“W “i?* * I4'0; —Now lb«i it i* most timo far tboot back (7>-W. vurtrf Uie banner .aw mill that of chopping it down .Axes were wh at pattcftkM, yow »bonld wot fail to ba., ...... a . CAJlDi He drinks all he can get and of ths , । procured and at it they went.' Men uf the county last week Tuesday a good ropyly of In Warrs'* 80 ot. Syrup [xxjrest quslity. He seems to think 8 tfutrsa, Proprietor. Messrs. Olds k Co.'s, of our village I desire to return my heartfelt thanks to Mleiilgnn. that the chief aim of ,nnn is “grub," worked as they never did before. Ropes wtae procured and ia twenty and fvuad them making lumber at a those hind friend*. who aaaieted metorewhisky and tobacco. Everythin* about the minutes the building was in ruins. lively mte. Ugu Onto GriAto'i to buy year Oynltra. —Ltfst week, Thursday while Mr. But before ii came down ready and mill is ia apple-pie order, and the night of toe fire, snJ especially G. A. Truman was upon a step lad­ willing frieuAs asxistad us to remove, machinery was put in with a view to If the building came down on he*4». ^TM. JOKES, der assisting to put up *omo stove , our printing mnjerial from tho build­ convenience as well as usefulness. pipe, the ladder broke pcrciphating ing. The newspaper press, weighing It is astonishing how quick they will i out la the prayer of ye humbla IomL him to the floor. He struck upon his ,□early 1,100 pounds wax picked up Osxo Stbosu. take a log and make it int> nice nm­ head, but fortunately escaped further (and carried out whule ole or walnut lumber. They have injury Thau a very stiff nock the next A yoke of oxen were soon procured a log-turner, which is the invention I wish, through thia medium, to express moruing.' s nd tbe largest pieces of the debris of Mr. Olds, end it turns A log in a ■y hairtfal. thank* to ths many friend* that I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Justice of the Peace, AR tills if (My Praises (ilia it Fi&ut ftr GbIi, 1! HilM fiaiiet Price. TAILOR. ’ —Valentine day was duly observ- were hauled mit of reach of the “jiffy." therebypaviog time and the lifting of ved in Nashville. The fiUle folks flames. Two liuea of men were heavy heavy .lifting of four four or or five five m0. num- 'i | Hironged tha past office, from early j funned and water passed rapidly to They keep in their employ from ten Hoping that aoi on* will be viailad like catonniy, I remain m «v«r. | mom until fate al night and valentines the fire, Wil j others swarmed the roof to eighteen bands and manufacture Tout* Truly, : were more plentiful tbsm greenbacks, of the next Ueilding. D. C. Griffith’s, 4^,000 feet of lumber per day. £JHAS. Those of oar friends that ware not and kept the parts exposed to the fartunatp enough to get one can look fire covered with wet carpels and And thus the big fire was forward to April Fool's Day with the quills. checked. th Mik* to tLalr ft-ieudi for Ikaht pr*mp< aaThe Farmers' Mutual Fire Inanr- aistaaea in removing toair good* *® iW G. A. TRUMAN E. R. WHITE Light *■< Heavy SROOEEIES! . CANNED GOODS OF EVERY DESCMlPTtO.M, FRUITS 4 C0NFECTI6IESY. rKOvisions-----OF ALL ELNDI. WMDBi AND W1U0V Brat Kwr-i**> «■»<!* to Barry county A BOY LOST NEW TIN SHOP GROCERY LINE. Below we give the losses of the ance Co. of B ury nnd Eaton Co.’s living in north part held its annual mwelingat this place, energy in taring tha building. M y tkty difivrenl ntdividuals: •F C. C. WOLCSTT. of this township, last Wednesday Monday and Tuesday of last week. Mr. A Mr*. L- O, Crocker. attempted to run his team around ?. Haller A P«n. (Ins'* tor lt.400) *a.ooo Judging from the numl»cr and looks Pleasa call and examine Goola C. C. LisUcy.—..... •.two Sackett’s at Price'e corners, north of E. K Whits, !n«wredtor of the men whu were in attendance, and prices for yourselves. i.sno this village, when the wheel of his , we should any tbe com[«ny is' in an C. A. Btabbto*. (faw«r*d). WK» Durt,»* ia Na ah will*, Mr, Kug-n- 8. Uowna fumarly oacuplad fc/ DcviUMg A Little, ud wagon came off, himself and tw?o Capl. L. C. Botos. (Insured MO exceedingly prosperous oopdition. to Nr*. Clo'a Usxar by Kw. W. W, L>»Qw, E. J. Felghwr^. 800 Fob. 21M, U>7< Bot| «•/ CoWw’tO -i. men. Gieland and M. Cpoper, were The report of ths Treasurer shows N sw*. .................. ■„. X0£) Troutwioa L Bartow......._. 100 about >1,600 on band after paying all LWAL MATTERS. 60 Locate of other individual*,. 400 debts, find the Secretary’s rej>ort received Four, large gashes about the furmwly Tinner tor Iht aid «> t cf «<*»•! *17,fi50 k Holler, where will bo found a toll aao offhisnoso. The losses fail heavily upon those and cancciatiuiii. of over 172,00.00. who were not insured, especially up ­ —And now the other wood con­ Sec. IS, of the charter was anteuded demand an t 1 hope all interested will res­ on aa so as to pay fuJ market value for pond immodUltly. tractor, 3. L. Sergent, has “tdiduat" । v “ C. C. Lumley, who -had — -jquite —— — and this is bow it come about: Before j Rinouni of liquors, etc., stored in his parsbnal property at the time of toss, DufT Gragg, "wlij onl." ho borrowed j0”11". fot manufacturing medicinea, provided said property was insured AU kind* of to that amount, and Sec. 22 was »100 of demunt Smith •nying ho.and hld“'l » of iu.urance on ameuded by striking out that part Al THIS OFEICB. wanted it for tho firm to jury their jUuyfhing. relating to 20 per cent penalty on meat this year I Bsbrcrb? si ernes choppers, but he u,ed it far diiftrnUy,: T>“re »" «*roe>y «nr ’n”d. <>»< celiuquents. Suitable rcso'niions relating to and Mr. Smith aoeing no prospect of!a l,vc branJ was carried to tho roof of getting hi. pay. prswurrml »warrant |R Holler’, gna mill, eighty rod. the death of Treasurer WiibarJ ’Davis and Director John Farlin, were Fctat oea, A ppi*-, Uuioaa* Ac.. Ac., will do for lhe arrrat of Sergent * Gregg, on j *’"*>’• b“l ‘ortunalely it ns diwwrj—. wtu to can uu wnure, oviwra cchib, obtaining money on take prcleMe.:"’d *"T J«mnge wa. done, The officers for lhe ensuing term «, p.y« a* martM >rto« to re*, nnd hitched on Sergent Mr. bmiib< " ,,TO o(l,er building, caught are: — --------»aio. Use tram for Charlotte when ’ *Cre' but ware eriingotahed. Lenta Pfftidtni, B. W. Warren, Charlotte, Tho unswrttod Mcaatu b? tba ]*it finu J • . SlP-sPOlLU, IVraidri^Ji^.Bidlemsn.Hastings Sarneul wnt. arrestrd unrf lie- L«>i'vt<d 1 hacl 10 k®eP men ’Wiping ‘lhe Vice ----------------------------------------------„ Sarceut arrested, an< “ ‘u “’'’I’ utt“ bargeut wna u-Niimled, nn« ba lie begged to r•_J * 7 „ Treantr^ A. G. Jewell, SuntHd. so hard to ba iat off until tbe next day,'Cin^®n from h« iwnb« P*l“ OT SecrelAry. Clemwnt Smith. Nashville, ..yrug h. would pramru u>rra„ey «!•-’Ibey would hurt, bumeJ »Uc. Dep’f tertiary, D. W. Smith, ’"•d W lb, debt, thus Clement took Theongm of the tiro -umytery. Cash Paid tor Produce. SiifallkttmM gukmteauuM. HARDWARE. s AM1TH & PUTNAM in Na.bvHle, Mlcb. Doors, Blinds, Ac. R R WHITE. WOOD AV ANTED Tin, Copper art Stat Irni Tan, SMITH k PUTNAM. NICHOLS’ GROCERY! aad boy your PROVISIONS, &c., A. I*. MCIIOLR * ' nrvtTC .mut'w . Cta oT.'Lr.u • BOOTS AND ■me JOB WORK ------- Saw,Til l?J ret”. BwIfU « ON SUBSCRIPTION- MEAT MARKET! .SHOEb.’h,, w<*d«mtbKlui»^m>4fo.w«l!AV“,“nT*W,*b>mBrBuflMt. _ .a_ . I .. . ... . . ... ... ’ Same -I'inV think •< it WH« was til* the Wn-V work of wn an GIVE HIM A CALL : his arrest aad he should be faireled out aud dealt with J.-hn Dow. Sunfidd, W. P. Brielol, Juhnstnwr., D. B. Hale, JUtre Rapids, John II. Eat!, Orangeville. H- Cooper. Carmrl. ,T1O.NAL HOTEL. N T. P*J»x- ilnnktth not. pleased to ante that nearly | urnt out parties have retness. Thi» ia right and: Mwhiganjpluok. J. H: Htne. Delta. F. E. Andrew*. Bellevue, G. K. Beamer. Irviag. P. M. \\ hcclrr, Wovdlaud, ROBERTS & ROE, JHU Bart*?'*. ■uinas'x • AH work pren * sidUto; nimaw. ••ffw.mtof «wJ Ue ba«: Heir OU» aaad. A !?7"I also keep in eonnecticm with lhe ’Bn Shop, in their season, the r, Jedctom awi &>ulk 8f» i c. <?.woix«rrr. F 8II ATS, �-SS-SB-S- <Profo*~.t.. M I— ky. Ill tel) ye all about it, air, when 1 ITSm* iLartbydtfugit upjml byremoviug “ I hoard ye tilling tho gentleman of the wonderful, heco, air, over ‘ in th«i wood, behint the big hill; and I thocht by what y« said uv it, that it beat all the hochotw of onld Ireland, air; and ao it does, by the power* ! Well, I jirt run over io tbe place ye «M speakin' nv, to con vane * bit with the wonderful creather. 80 said I—' Hillo, hillo^ hiUol* and, rare enough, the hecho POLmCAL. —Mayor Sb.kely (Republican) .ot I'hltalalpMa, baa been reiderted by aboutiff,000 ma­ jority. handful 01 Mui- Buffalo. K I-. D*e. 13, 1870. For th* past aix moutto Gotten Medical Diocotcry In tha*. 1 hkV* te*ted tbe Sierra Nevaoa ibouuumds oi 4,-aiiwrnfa, tho medicinal properttaa of which are cxtnietod thcrcnxnn -vitbovt tl» use of Alcohol. Tho opr.-tioa is almost daily wikcd. • What u tbe cause of tho unparalleled succeea of Vinmgah Brrtersi’’ Our answer is, thnt they remove tbe cause of discaae, find the patient reeovem hi* health. Th the great blood purifier and a lifeprinciple, a perfect Renovator ivigoratot of the system. Never before in tha nrrrhant'a Harrisburg aud Allegheny City, Pa., resulted in lhe aucceae of tho Rspubbcjm ticket*. rascal I* I thocht that waa very quare, air; an' I said hillo again. *HUlo, yourself,’ said thehecho, ‘you began it first 1* * What tbe dace are y« made uvT’saidL ‘Shut your mouth.* said the hecho. So said I, ‘Ye blsthcria* scoundrel, if ye was only fieeh and blood, like an honest man, that ye isn't, I’d hammer ye till the mother of ye wount know her imjxidint son.’ “And what de you think the hecho ■aid to that, sir ? ‘ Scamper, ye baste of a Paddy,' said he, * or faith, if I catch yon, I’ll break* every bone in your ugly body.’ An’ be bit my head with a big stone, sir, and wa* nigh knocking the pour brain out of me. So I ran as fast as iw I could, and, praised be all the saints, I'm here to te.il you nv it, air PATltOMr OF Hl’S*4.VDAF. —1 be first annual meeting of the Ohio btet* Uon*l tank not— ; Clrecun* u» D.4WT talent™, ot lhe Yrainlalrnt were preeeut. - red-skins; AridTl bolieved a general war in not so imminent ae the first reports indicated. Die Secretary re- dor is in a moot flourishing condition through­ out lhe Stale, end is rapidly growing. fMlM ritory ar* citizen* of the United State*. — All the school-children and teacher* of the country ar* invited to cuutjlbtite to tho mi I too, Bushiest Agent, aud officer* ahow tho fund to give th* Geological'Museum al Cam­ affaire of tha order.to bo in an excellent con­ bridge a perpetual endowment In honor of ation, and the financial ir.toreeta to hare been ttawfrere tacMW* or tarttejaUon rrtllW— C—n—>- taUnducad • his birthday. May ft), at which time cuutnbu- ing more tepidly than al any previous time. The taembnrahip in tbe Htalo number* 30,000. —The temperance cniaado ■ooutinn** to rpTWd, and threaten* to invade every pari of tha country.. In Ohio, where tha movement conveution* that ever aeeexibled in the HUU. had it* origin, tbe crusader* are proeewuting a rteJutloa ianulr* Into .4 STRIJfG Merchuit’s Gargling Oil Co., There are more than one thousand different kinds of pilla io th* United Htate*. Son* of them are worthier .and Interior!*, ether* are good atwl beneficial. Old Dr. Par- Ayer’s Ague Cure, Uta name of Paraoxi /’utyalior PilU.—[Oom. We understand that the whoopingcough la quite prevalent tn tbe town-------- ■* us ; but that no case* have proved fat families nae nothing but JoANsem's- Go TO IlrvEKMDK Water Cura, Hamilton, III cocoa, cold o* aou twboat Fever and Ague,Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, Ac., and In* Toed all the affections which arise from ma­ larious, marsh, or mlsaamatlo poisons. The nropertie* or dk w*xn»v ViMBOAaBirrr.ks are Apertont, Dtwacrour, ; Carminative, Nutrllk>m-;La*sUvj>. Diurotte, . Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, AlteraI tire, «uid Anti-BHio** srsassa DAILY AND WEEKLY OF MOTTOKS. For publicans—Love me, the Ufa anH Visceral Organs, CHICAGO BROW'S DKOXCniAL TRUCHKS love my tendance, representing a membership largely over 100,000.' Tbe meeting was characterized by the utmost harmony and good feeling victories to the intrepid women. In lu- among the delegate*. ‘ diana and Illinois tbe contagion ia spreading, -Tho Tennessee State Grange has jn«t bad and prayer aud Binging bona* are being quietly organized in many of the- towns, and Gallatin. Neaily 500 *ul»onlinaUj grange* will l<e heard from ere long. Temficraucc banded together, and will soon commence a raid on the saloon* and liquor-dealere. In Cleveland. 1,500 ladica are organired for a Louisville, Indlauapolls, St. Louis, aud other citire ar* organizing for tho good Wbrk. The Denver, Gohlen City, and other towns in Col­ orado are infer ied. Keep the bail rolling. —At Springfield. 111., tn a suit against David T. Thompeon, e- distiller, the Government has obtained a verdict for 011,000. John T. Harper, the defaulting ex-Iutcrnal Beveuue of the United State*, and mainly upon his testimony the Judgment was rendered. —A •Bub-Council of the Sovereigns of In­ dustry has been formed in Chicago by Grand Master Earle, who ia organising such aasociations thronghcut the country. Boetbn School Board, and ajq-eakkl the case to the MaeaachuMtta Supremo Court, have been euatained by that tribunal, which declare* that tbe Oou*titution of Massachusetts give* women au equal right with tuon to ait ou tho Bchooi Board. Victory’ Ko. 1.—The relate* the ballot, were pat up for sale the other day, ney from Abate, in Arabia, 5,000 feet above —Ireland has sleeted to tin new British Parliament 73 liberals and bome-rulere—5H of wbom.arestriet home-ruler*—and 30conserva­ Mmneaota. Wi-coodn aud Ohio produced in tive*. The final result of tho etoction is, con­ 1873 over 9,000,000 tone of hay and about 20,. servative* returned, 331; liberals anH home­ ruler*, SOX The total number of vote* j-ollod 000,000 bushels of petatooe. In tbe Un!ted’Kingdom and Ireland wa* 2,502.­ ‘000. , —A Havana dispatch announces an eight somewhat auoamlou*. In Illinois potatoes friend, the jtaeplo refusing to bid. higher. —Tbe freight-war between the Pennsyl­ vania and Baltimore and Ohio railroad*, which AT I ART toead*om«thln<wswfor Al LAB I *struu. It will Kllkllrr lhaa •:>»■ tklBgTOn *rrr Aam*>M«e. KU11KK A M A SUrXCTUirO co.JO CUrk or m Madina 8t J3>toM0 THE GOLDEN EGG partmeut, Earl Derby: Secretary of Slat* for the Colonial Department, Earl Carnarvon ; Secretary cf State for War, Gathorn* Hardy ; there the letters were pronounced forgoriea. Secretary of State for India, MarqiusHalmbury: Load High Chancellor, Lord Cairo*; Lord of over the affair. tho Privy Seal, Earl Malmabnry ; Lord ProsF —W. J. Nichols, of Detroit, is under arrest dent of tbe Council, Duke of Richmond ; Lord John Manner* ia apixxnted Pootonaater-Grn—A shocking and mysterious double murder in England. through Washington city agitation aud excitement Satuxdat, Feb. 31 — Senate.—No* iu Mask*. dared a paWJc bnlttsy. tween the Republicans and Carlists, with The experiment of tea-growing in Cal­ ifornia is Raid to promise ruoccmi. The climate of a large part of the tea district —A private letter from Havana *lat*e that of China finds s pandlal in that of the five person* war* killed and several wounded central Southern States, and there seema to be no reaaon why Hyson and liohca should nut come from cotton and old rice fiekla. The necewity for ocean transportation would be done away with, and lhe native fragrance of the leaf would thus be preserved. —The Alaattan deputies have withdrawn We call attention to the card ef Allen Broumhall for Agents to sell the popular work of Hon. D. C. Cloud, “ Monopo­ lies and the People." POST AND MAIL CO. HULLESS OATS 815 ^‘Sl ■noma sttbMMMlorthe fCOSMR EXTERMINATORS and INSECT POWDER FOR Hate, Mu-r. B<n.-l>ea, Anta. Ik4-Imire. Mutba, AcJ. F. BKSKT, CT ItKAy A «>.. N. Yl, Soto Agmta Apiarinn* in America and Europe con tr1 buto to ita peg*. S3 a year. Addrom, OF GERMANS I EMPLOYERS IAN. WpoMonsBholflMagazfflB. TEE BEST DOLLAR IOBTHLY. TtZJC MAliSJCTti. NEW YORK. COLONIZATION IN COLORADO Modemp Mkihcal Discovkky.—It is claimed that disease, with a few excep­ tions. has been conquered by the re­ search and intellect cf enlightened men; and yet a noted profeeaor of New York admits that “ ot all sciences, medicine ia U» most uncertain," and that “ tbouMands are aimnoRy slaughtered in the nick room.” Certain “ schools" of medicine are in existence, one of which •‘makes the patient il’,’' in order to claim a cure ; and another administer* •• Hngnr-coated liroad pi'l*,” relying upon nature to effect her own cures Dr. J. Walkkb; cf Califcruia, sn old aud reflected physician, tried both nodes of treatment arid both failed. He then ■ppmlml to Datura's curative herbs ; and now enjoys rugged health. He has given the benefit of his dieoovery to the world, in the shape of Vineo. ~ Birntiw, and since ita iutroductiou b sold a quantity almost large enough make a small harbor, or to float t •' Great Eastern. ’ Ita curative proper­ ties are attested by grateful thousands. depart- 409 of ths higheat nobltw, and about • j 700,000 of tbs lowwt ord« of gentrv. XUi.'it.r. ACdrr.. M. K. MIVTK*, Yu 41 Park Bow. M. T. City, ar Newburgh, 1----- *' AbrflMmuMraaAreo" Hat. Colorado ^—*■* 8iio»i i^S' itCrlber. r.Wper year. MeaM 2K real* fo ^.?ren£^rll^p?oC^'yl^»w«aff> Uc.U%< CHICAGO. Bkxvx»—Choice Oradsd' Choice XaUrr*. Prim* fftrer*. |S.»0SJO: R3JD&XSO; Medium to Fair, wicr* wanted everywhere. ■*». THOMAS G. NEWMAN, Kootn S7. Tribune Bulklmr, (Wow, AGEKTS WANTED ••Mvwipollrji ami Un l’eo}>le. IJR; Me. J Bpriav. 31.WM®USR Mo. * Mjwtac. ».14X»1.1X. Coo-No. a, SkiJTSr. Oxre-Me. A Baklkt— CONSUMPTION srrtwt; re*, Ria.eMU.mi. Laau-eK THEARECTAE Carbolated Cod Liver Gil HT. LOUIS. The effiuial nensna'for 1874, just pub­ Im the Michigan Univmwity are 91 lady rtndente. Tha mysteries of the lished, fixes the entire ixipulatton of Japan at 38,110,825, mah* and female* in numbers.- Then' whereby to relieve foime of the ills that being L—„almost ------------equal ,------------------------—-— flesh is heir to, and 48 are eadeavoriug | arc 29 members of the Imperial family, to dev#li>p latent genin» in wctQfwU * u!« ANY^'Sf.J ONE I Kt'S H.n m um:. Tim hiltorian in indebted to the Jsck«on (Tenn.) Herald for the following fact; .**A gcntlmntui ot thia city has preserved, in alcohol, a bed-bug which n 4^03.1AM. was caught on a bed that Gen. Jackson slept in. The bug ia in a perfect state of preaerraticn, and locks like any other insect of the kind." Dmraeli : Chancellor of the Exchequer. Sir Wretem Union was stated a: ♦»,326.500; tha: Stafford Northede ; First Lord of the Admiral­ of tbe Toledo. W.tash and Western at »10,000,000. In th* flury that followed the** an- ty, George Ward Hunt; Secretary of State for libe Home Department. Richard Aabeton country, aud mvro are preparing to fallow, of Attach.* rareatiy attacks HAS THZ LABOBFT CJTY^CIRrUtATIOX OF A XT •ociety, with tongues sharpened by in­ vention, and envenomed by malice ; to jwadintf •"Jun like to banquet “on the dead ? Who ire they? Thoy are a multitude no man can number—black, r.tolid, familiar of the inquisition of dander, eearching for victims in every city, town, and village, wherever humanity throbs, er the ashes of mortality fiud rri*L Give me tho bold brigand who thunders along the highways with flashing weapons, that cut the sunbeamli is well as tho shades. TncBsnar. Fob. W —Nraafc.—Another day Give mo the pirate who unfurls the Currency question. Cameroa'* amrudm«nl to th* black flag, olid shows the plank which HsdMrttraUuu bill providing for rror tanking »u your doomed feet must tread; but save rejected to ■ vote om to X. thsdon'* b»con»ertlLl*> tauid-sote prcroaltlou •» »1*> derated. me from the They-aeyers of society, Cooi-er offered ■ ■ntalitute for MwrimonY axnendtiwtt iurre*»ii»g tbe national t*nk elreu- whoeo knives are hidden in s velvet Utioa to tteo.tw.ooo sheath, whoce bridge of death is woven in flowers, and who rpread with invisible ot Vultrd mate* poison, even the spotless whitenets* of the winding sheet. Friday, Feb. 30.—Senate.—The biii for the The Liveliest. Spiciest Paper Published Dr. J. C, AYER & CO., Lowell, Ma», vicloriona, loeiug only 50 killed and 101 wound­ all vrvaMOtJuaa now a bill t< ed. Cuban accounts will probably give a dif­ tatrodaovd cuuitnlaakin to Inquire Into ' ferent coloring to the affair. —Sir Frauds Pettit Smith, the inventor of the screw jwopeLer, died recently iu Loudon. quenoe is a material reduction in lhe tariff! larg* cotton mill causing * loss of jC3SO.OCO. I*argc fires are alro re]»ortcil iu Dundee and Shields. . never cmm, is the prayer of all bor.c*t folk. —Il ia stated that the Appropriation Com' formed the perilous feat of attaining the eumnuttee of the United Sjates Senate will recom­ mit of the Jungfrau menu tain in 8 witter laud. mend the abolition of the po*t£I-car aad free delivery system*, and propone other radical tween tbe force* of th* Egyptian Governor. Zrlia Bey, ami the army of the Sultan of Darfour, 10,000 strong, iu which tlw latter ware totally routed and put to flight. CRIMK AXD CRVtIXALR, —Tlie reported death of Dr. Livingstone is -Thoma* and Hiutoou Hturtevsnt and _____a maiden lady named Mary Buakley were found not credited at the-British Foreign Office. murder**! at their reridence in Halifax. It is balicvod to hava been imporeible for Mare., the other morning. No elu* to th* died. murderer*. —It la reported from Havana that the —A daring and etupeudous forgery was sprung tlIxm Ute New York Stock Exchange United States Consul has boon obliged by the th* otltar day. Two letter*, purporting to be menaces of a mob to flee from tho city an J signed by Freaideat Orton, of tbe Western take refuge on board a British man-of-war. —There ar* 83 supporter* of the Irish home­ Union Telegraph Company, and President Oox, of th* Toledo, Wstaih and Western rule movement in the new British Parliament. —The news from Spain is tliai Bdboaie Railroad. addressed about to capitulate to the Carlisle. —Tho fullowing is the official list ot the new Eltaabeth Brownlie, wife of a wealthy farmer. UINIMKNT. WHT WILD YOV BTrFSkt TUKY Who are “they?” Who are the CiULDHICK ORTl-KS LOOK PALE AND SICK, ndrr any penal rtatui*. uule.. Indicted nr iafoa- cowled Monks, tho hooded Friafs, who laUon ab.ll be found or lu«tHotel within fir* glide with shrouded faces in tho proces­ ItOWXI VUaiFUOB COMFITS sion of life, muttering in an unknown tongue, words of strange import ? Who KiUtled *o are they ? The midnight uaasaaina of u—_____ proo*«d!i>g. In Unital Slaui Court., courta-mar- > FIISMUl For lawyers—Holy writ. For printers—Set ’em up. For thieves—True as ateeL For milkmen—Chalk if up. For cabmen—Hire and hire. For millers—None eo dusty. For firemen—Gone to blazes. and 6u0 de legatee present, many ladica being For gunners—Off like a shot For cooks—Onion is strength. —A delegate convention of tbe State Grange For opticians—Mind your eye. of Illinois is to be held al Bloomington ou ths 14th of April. For old maids—Marry come up. For tailors—True as the needle. For garroters— Nick or nothing. —Nine of of tbe largcat aboe-maaufactoriea For postman—True to the letter. Morton, rrnll the Urispine, For violin-players—Fiddlo-de-dee. Fur ugly peuple—Thu plain truth. FORKIG?,. For undertakers—Always say die. —The Czar of Russia recently gave a grand dinner t J Joseph of Austria. In bis speech For retired authors—Above proof. he said that tbe Emperor of Germany, tbe For um>ucc< asful pocta—Hurd lines. Queen of England, tbe Emperor of Austria For betting men—Where’s the odds ? For cheesemongers— High and mighty. world. Th* I*nuco of W*)n* bowed Lis aoFor bakers—Early to bed and early to quiearenc*, while tbe Emperor Frsunia Joseph rise. answered by reiterating bis sentiments. —A <ii»psL.'h from Rome Mtate* that tho <rf L'idtel States bood* in li-rfai-Uuder note*, w»« For pork-butchers—The whole hag or Pope will hold a consistory in June, when defeated. none. eight Cardinal* will be created. Archbishop For fishmongers—Confession is good for lhe soul. —Gen. Alexander Von Luder*, of the Rua For lutir-dreMers—Two heads are bet­ Nau army, who held command iu th* Crimean ter than one. Columbta —The death of King Luualilo, (jf the Sand­ For the inmates of Bedlam—Out of ' jra.-r,St:d wich Islands, is announced. sight out of mind. —Beke, lhe English traveler, lias discovered No. 3 Bprtas. 11.30 11 • rurmuu ....... . flue*. IU ItarwT to Stat to are CINCINNATI. HER FACE WA8 HER FORTUNE, MILWAUKEE. THE WEEKLY WISCONSIN TOLA. DO. = B PAT.H0G RINGER. RIHGSamd TOHGS or HOLDER, g HWiimecC* 'g XV IT, IE ttxroas d. Wkzat-X... I Red. CLTStfll I *“>■ X•»-«>< 87 DECATUR, ILLS. AGEXT8 WASTED FOB THE HISTORY OF THE GRANGEoatMOVEMENT TffF FARMERS WAR AGAINST MONOPOLIES. A Private Institution, CAUTION. uWSSOUS.-SK truHmut for «>• H .Kiy «rf IM* Grave* Mn*.. LOVERS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-03-06.pdf.pdf 7eed453f37548be177abc35e11a17749 PDF Text Text 260841 Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. I OF 1.0 VK UKH BLEED IN9‘ . with a heavy heart, I once more set out on the"weary search for work. All in vain I refusal after refusal met my entreaties for .employment, and I was turning homeward with s list leas step, when, passing an immense church, I was attracted by a group of men atih boro. w ... Impelled by soma strange impulse, I approached and mingled with them. A workman was standing near by, looking up at tho great steeple, which towered aloft some two hundred and flfty.feet above them, while agontlemjLnK evidently an architect, was nddroMing him in earnest language, and at" the same time pointing toward the golden cross st the summit of the spire. “ I tell you,” he exclaimed, as I drew ne*r, “ it must and can be done. The cross must be taken down, or the Grat heavy gtle will send it down into, tho street, and lives will be lost Coward ! is this the way you back out of a job after engaging to do it ?” . “ I didn't know the spiro was so high np there. Do it yourself, if you wan* “ I would if I were able," said the architect. “But go if you will; let it be. My honor is pledged to have it done at any price, and I can find a braver man than yon to do it.” The carpenter walked offwith a dog­ ged, slouching, step, and the gentlcma: With one of tmlia breeding; WRONuBULLY ACCUSED. stepped forwaid. “ What is it you wont done ?" I asked. “ I am a carpenter; perhaps. I can CURRENT ITEMS CONqiMDiBIOKAL SUMMARY. self again on that which bad- proved so The Duke of Edinburgh is the first treacherous. Thir I was compelled to English Prince to accept a commission do, however, until the space between in the Pnusisn army. the angles Itecamu sufficiently small to allow mo to swing across. Accomplish­ What is the earliest financial transac­ ing ,my purpose at length, I .went up Ha., lA*Brfore. i tion on record ? When Pharaoh received more rapidly, carefully testing each moUau *m uu a check on the bonk of the Bed Sea, block as I proceeded. Ere long I reached tho cross, and The Coldwater, Mich., Republiam . Tvkspay, Feb. 2L—fituilt.—Petition were iln-je I paa»ed to rosti looking down proposes thst the Grangers establish from tho dizzy height with a coolness , market days in each bounty, upon which that even then astonished me. certain kinds of grain or produce shall A few strokes with a light hatchet be sold and no other. that the architect had hung at my back, Mrs. McCrum, of Kalamazoo, has and piece by piece the rotten cross fell twins ; but she isn't proud, for one of to the ground. . them weighs only 1 lb. 10 oz., and the My- work was done, and, as the last other only 1 tb. 8 oz. This is a case in fragment disappeared, I found a sad which the onncea are of importance. pleasure in the thought that, should I Induna Two thol-saxd dollars is a pretty high Wetf never reach tho ground alive, my dear price to pay for a single -rooeter. That ones would have ample means to sup­ is what Mr. Davis, of Portland, has just ply their wants until my wife could find given to Ira Batchelder for a black employment, i Spanish cock—considered the b^st game Steadily and cautiously I lowered my­ . bird,in the country. ’ self from block to block, and at length Indian Affair* i “Decline of the drama” is an odd reached the spire window amidst the phr sc, when there are 166 theaters in cheers of those assembled in the street. Great Britain, exclusive of 48 of all Inside the steeple ths architect placed Wkmmbat, Feb. 25. — Smalt. -The Mli kinds in London alone, to say nothing a roll of bank notes in my hand. •' You have well earned the money,” of 295 music hulls employing 1,410 pro­ he said. “It does me good to see a fessionals, including, alas! 248 comic man with so much nerve—but—bless trav»Riacr lu dre» vocalists! ’ lluckliutham .pokr me ! what is the matter with your hair? pranmled a prilUou: Bom e of the -books which went through It was block before you made the ssoeut, the late Springfield fire indicate the now it is-gray." peculiarities of ink. Where Arnold's And so it was I That moment of inand one or two other black inks were .tense agony, while slipping downward, used, the entries stand out clear as the had blanched my hair, until it appeared hour when first written^ but the beauti­ like that *f an old man. The work of ful violet inks have vanished utterly, on yeans had been done in an instant. some pages not a trace being left of the Entering the bare, cheerless room . words and figures once covering them. which wan hqw all I called my home, I 1 The Marietta (Ohio) Hcgistcr says : found a visitor awaiting mi—my late [ “ The following are the names of a fam­ employer. . —---------- ................................ —------ S | ily of eleven children in ihisoouuiy, the ' father being a minister in good stand“Harvey,' said he, extending bis I th»abiu to^t^tramurCTtbiu'daty*from „ j,________ _______ __ t«rtnM-at to tb«- 1-atenl Ofi’-.-e . ..Tbr MU to imen.1 ' t ,___ i________. He turned eagerly toward me. It hai been many a long day since “ I will make it worth your while. then, yet I remember it all, just as cost me a terrible pang to believe in ... . ' though it had occurred A>ut yesterday. Take down that cross, and I will pay your guilt, but circumstances were so you a hundred dollars. You will have I was a carpenter, the foreman of a strongly against you that I was forced to ascend those ornamental blocks, and large establishment, and as such pos­ to believe it. I have found the coin, I tell yon candidly they are Dot to be ", .... . ... . sessed the entire confidence of my em­ Haivey; it slipped under the secret depended on. They must be weak and «... ployer, who, by the way, had been a , drawer in my uesk. uau you forgive rotten, for they have been there for ;I me, dear old friend ?” schoolmate of mine. My — Uo full to »p«k. I One day he called me into his office I looked up at the spire; it was to look et some rare coins he' had just ulcally pressed lus bam). square at the base and tapered to a purchased. " I will undo the wrong I have done. sharp point, while •* Here,” sold he, placing in my band DU»rp wmi.o along each angle ,, , ,, , , _ . ,m nailad «M11 gildsJ blocks ot wood. AU “» *°rJ 'ha!1 l“«’ 1 a heavy gold piece, “is one which is .... . . . ___ i. ». r von you nniustlv. unjustly, not not tlironrrh through mv my wordn words "It ’ s a dangerous place to work, ” I worth more than all the rest put to­ only, but through my actions, too. You gether. It is a great curiosity. I paid said, “ and there will be even more । peril in dweodiii Hum ending, j ctu.1-bd my partner, Harrey. H you two hundred dollars for it, and consid­ Suppear I .ctctct! in muring the e™,, *«* F>" *“« “>‘ ered it cheap st that I could easily n””' r<du~. Inalead, I IbmUdouble my money in welling it ; and so “^I^rLuidant hBppmm'lo you. mv I you ace, Harvey, it is really a good in­ bravo fellow, the money shall be paid to fttUJ accepted the offer which my friend “ No doubt it is," said I, “ though it yoar family. I promise you that Give i *» Kcnerously made, knowing Umt no me your address " ’ ' surer method could have been devised seems a large sum to have lie idle.” ■■HCT.U U,“ I CTid. ■•and as you ? “» longue of .Un­ I breathed an involuntary Sigh as I value yourwul keep your word with I “d F.T.S laid the coin down on the desk, for two ’luch h*d hundred dollars would have seemed a mo. My rifo mrdubildreu.ru rtarving. I tUd fortune to lE-Jnst Then.- _ . ... The severe illness of my wife and one of my children, and the death of an­ other, made serious inroads on my purse, and it had required the exercise free from debt; nay, 1 had been obliged to withdraw from the bunk the small sum which, besides my salary, was all I possessed of worldly treasures. Think­ ing of this, I laid the coin down with a sigh, and turned away to attend to my duties. The next morning I was again sum­ moned into the office, but this time I me* with no such friendly greeting os “Harvey,” said my employer, ab­ ruptly, " that coin we were looking at has disappeared. I have made a thor­ ough search, but it is not to be found. It has been carried away by some one. He paused and looked significantly into my face. I finished tho nentenoc for him, the hot blood dyeing my checks and brow as I spoke. “ You mean, therefore, that I took it—I■ " What else can I think ? The coin yon have told me that yourself. It wks » great temptation, and I forgive you because of our old friendship, but I cannot retain you in my employ. Here ’•Very wrfl," said I, with forced faithful Mzrrice, I shall not stop to do- be had laid NO 23. ^SHVILLE, BARRY VO., MICH., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1874. <rf u«t» <>r immijiwu wu mmed....ku»u prt**u*r<l r**oliiUca« ol tbr Nvw luuniMibini IV«*m am.^Uvu for Um ro^omUpa of Um i*w Ta, female; Nola Fe, mole ; Guru Fa, uii female; Dula Ma, male; Nena Ra, iUUtycf IhHrj-ulJJ. wk"* *•*“ ta female; Beno Do, male; Roma Va, .sszrsr^ tlM Hou»o. »n4 f uruiahed Ibe <xx»«l«n for A «b»rp <Hreu»>ivu. u tu«»<ir**af ibe irrepiwib!-- male. 1 Bullrr arBited hiniM-if of the i>p|<*rtunltj- to > veat «j4era um ruuiootu j urr u» A Yocxo Parisian gentleman has ac­ i fllr,x on tonon effort* in tsu Um. quired a taste for the flesh of dogs and “ cats. Lately he feasted npon a large . and well-cdoked Tom, and was soon ' r-utton from Mlwan tol»cco m»nafArlnrer» a>k,- after seized with extremely unpleasant tnv for removal r.is.re.1nrnt UM> duly dtlivon rw>aucau«on<v... Ihvurir* ingror.UM r agpyw* pains inside. Tom was avenged. He I ,u' t^uXEndal I—.. ...The Sava I ppropriaiton Hn had dined on a poisoned rat ! The gen­ ‘ tleman recovered, and now avoaw a preference for orthodox beef and con­ ventional mutton. riddle-> hah NED-RUUS. These inseete, when they get into par­ titions apd other hidiug-plroe^, can only lie exterminated by systematic and pa­ tient warfare. Where, paper is badly put on, raised edges offer hiding-places for the bugs, and in rooms finished by plaateribg or hard finish, cracks art often left that harbor the peats. A mi­ nute examination of each room should be made. Slop eVuiy crcvicc, if no wider-than a knife-blade, with plaster of Paris mixed with water to the consisten­ cy of thick cream. Mix only a little at a time, us it soon “ sets.” Every crev­ ice in the walls and ceiling being filled, attention must be given to the.floor, and all cracks filled either by plaster or calking with oakum or cotton, driven in firm and bard. If the room is papered, it may be necessary to strip off the old mix enough of carbolic acid with the paste to have it smell strongly of the acid. Thorough work in stopping one way or another all hiding-places, is the only course. Bedsteads may be scalded and the joints treated to a strong solu­ tion of carbolic acid—all that water will dianolve—or a solution of an ounce of corrosive sublimate to a pint each of alcohol and water. Do not believe that the bugs can be starved out or frozen out There is on authentic experiment recorded in which the insects have been kept in a dormant state for thirteen years, and st the end of that time were discouragingly lively. We know by sad experience that energetic measures per­ sistently followed up will rid a house of these intruders.—Am. Agriculturist. RAILWAY SIGNAL CODE OF UNITED STATES. «.;•/.• VARIETIES. Oadu loans—Those that are called for in vain. THE One whistle signifies “down brakes." Two whistles signify “ off brakes.” Is THE beastlinesa of theology shown by its dogmas of religion ? The ways of women—Anywhere from Three whistles signify “back up.” ninety to two hundred pounds. Continued whistles signify “danger." Whkx a womon blushes and weeps, Rapid, short whistles “a cattle can she be said to raise a hue and cry. ।alarm.” The first old bores known to history A sweeping parting of th * hands on are mentioned by the Itomans. They level.of the eye signifies “ go ahead.” ! Downward motion of the hands with were the ancient augura. 1extended arms signifies “ atop.” A rouncux in Kentucky recently at­ Beckoning motion of one hand signi­ tempted to shoot an editor wno accused 1fies “ back.” him of “being in the habit of imparting Red flag waved upon tlic track signi­ an unhealthy swelling to truth.” •fies “ danger.” Diffruekue between n great man and Red flag stuck up by the roadside sig­ ordinary men. Naj»olcon Bonaparte nifies “ danger ahead." . . died of a cancer in the stomach; com­ Bed flag carried upon a locomotive ’ Three arc over 14,503,000 children mon mortals die of a can’t sir in the signifies " an engine following." of the school age in this country. We 1 .*££&’ spend annually for schools over $95,­ Red flag hoisted at a station is a sig­ wilt nal to ** stop." Some of the railroad companies insist .be r..uUM Prince .« 000,000, which is equal to one-third of Lantern at night raised and lowered that their engineers shall be men of one per cent, of the property, real and temperate habits, yet they uncomplain­ personal, of the whole country, as re­ vertically is a signal to “start.” Friday, Fab. 27.—Nmole.—The IIotwo'Hll Lantern swung a* right angles across ingly see their conductors go off on a turned by the lost oansus, and .wc em­ train every day. ploy 221,000 teachers. The National the track means “stop." bll providing far the appoint Lantern swung in a circlc signifles ■or I W«tM unt Attempt thia work, if I ' Government has already set aside for An intense partisan editor wrote an to tnqnira into the liquor Prosperity has attended my stop® aJiisntinual nnrnnaM. 140,1)00,000 . “back the train." die, they can. live on the hundred del- •' ‘ “ Article called “Duty on Steel.” The la» for a while, until my aick wife re-' ever since that eventful day, but neither of the public lands. printer set it “ Duty to Stool,” which prosperity nor wealth can efface mem TnzBE is something that touchee the covers her strength.” Bruce—we will call him—not long ory from my heart, nor restore my with­ heart in the last momenta of a dog that since kept a “ general store" in the charged forth witn. “I'ilxuokei* a hundred and fifty,” ered locks to their own raven hue. died at Lansingburg, N. Y., the other northern part of the State.. A tall oounexclaimed the architect, “and may " Paddy,” said a joker, “ why don’t day, at the age of 24 years. The old toyman stalked into the establishment God protect you. If I had the skill ne­ you have your ears cropped? They are SELECTED MISCELLANY. fellow had hardly stirred from his rug one day, with his feet encased in moc­ cessary to ascend that steeple, I would entirely too long for s mxu.” “And 'Eaete nothing—neither time, money for some days ; he rose stiffly, crawled casins, and, planting one of them on a yours,”, replied Pat, “ought to be ask no man to risk his life there. But nor talent with difficulty up stairs, visited every- barrel, asked Bruce if ho could fit him lengthened ; they are too short for an come, and keep a steady hand and eye." Always tell the truth ; you will find room in the houlfc, seemed to bid a last with a pair of boots. “ Certainly 1” I followed him into the church, then which Urn bill reviving the franking privilege was farewell to all familiar objects, came said the latter ; and after glancing at up into the spire, until wc paused be­ it easier than lying. “ If I’d only something to go by,” back to his master's feet, and died with­ the foot proceeded to pull down a box He who gives a trifle meanly is far fore a narrow window. This was tho raid an old toper who was trying to find out a struggle^ point from which 1 muiit start on my meaner than the trifle. labeled “ Assorted brogana, 11 to 13.” his way through a difficulty, “ I could perilous feat which I had undertaken. If you want to live long, go to Pxpvi- Selecting a pair of the former size, he If we seize too hastily, we may have get out of this scrape.” “The best Casting a single glance at tho people to drop as hastily. denoe, B. I. Of those who died in that handed it to the countryman with the thing for you to go by is a rum shop, ’ in the street below—mere specks in the city but year, 194 had reached the aver­ polite request, “Try that on.” The Exi’EiuEKdt. is storch lighted in the distance—I reached out from Ihe win­ kshes of our delusions. age ftge of 77 years, 7 months and 9 elevens were tried, but to no purpose ; said a friend. . “There is one good thing about clays, and that is considerably lower the combined pulling of a dozen horses dow, and, grasping one of the ornamen­ Pbokpehitt is a blessing to the good, tal blocks, swung myself out from the than the averagc/if 108 who died in wouldn’t get thoRe Ixxjts on his feet. babies,” says » late traveler ; “ they but a curse to the evil. never change. We have girls of the pe­ 1872, and who averaged 79 years, ■* days. Twelves were next tried, but with do spire. In the past seventeen yean, from 1856 better suoceaa. With an air of assur­ riod, men of the world, but the baby is For an instant my courage faltered, L • I- i '.L '-ICR the »upprr»«>*u cl pulyr»n>/. be Wicked with plenty. , B4TCMDXT1 F„b. 15 —&na/r.-Not in sesoioa. to 1872 inclusive, there were 1,994 ance Bruce handed him the thirtecns, but the remembrance of my starving; The tenderest hear* loves best the Utue-Aod minority rejmrta W«r« nude deaths of persons aged 70 years and but they ahared the fate of the others. ing, voracious little heathen in all ages famils came to my aid, and, with a upward, er 10.46 per cent, of all the The countryman looked blank—Bruce and in all countries. sihnt prayer for protection and success, decedents. puzzled ; but be was equal to the emer­ 1 HB.boUngb.alCTuelly~Ulu.heel I placed my hand on the next block gency. Quietly turning tho box over so on the neck of religion. of obm. for ih« ntew* of eswam coo<t..n, or on![ above my head, and clambered up. U.. I..1 O IA TEMPERANCE IN NEW YORK. From block to block I went, steadily | Timk never seta heavily upon us but as to empty its contents on tho floor, lie Statistics of intemperance in New smilingly handed the empty case to the and cautiously, trying each one cro ~ I'' when it is badly employed. York shows that the Yloc is on the in • astonished customer, with the request, trusted my weight upon it Whwiveh you dislike in another take crease, and what is worse, that intem- “ Here, put on a pair of tuin socks and Two-thirds of the space had been c.are to correct yourself. try on the box !" .Use time as though you knew the passed, when suddenly the block that Dead in a manly way with the trials claimable than intemperate men. The value. supported mo moved—gave away. O, of the present, and the future will not Value u good conscience more than number of men committed to the work­ Cure for Baldxess.—A gentleman, heavens 1 never, though I should live fail to be generous to yon.—J. O. Hol­ house from January, 1870, to January, praise. who had lost nearly all his hair after a to see a hundred years, shall I cease to land. When prudence dictates fear, temer­ 1871, six times for drunkenness, was very severe attack of fever, consulted shudder at the recollection of that terri­ Thk late Vicar of Sheffield, England, 108; number of women committed six Whmx the beloved one lies stricken ity is folly. a French physician of great reputed ble moment times, 8,702 ; number committed seven and ready to pass away.'comes the judg­ When averioe rules, humanity is ab ­ success BQ a hair restorer. The. pre ­ late Mr. Peecb, a veterinary surgeon, Yet even in tho midst of my agony, as ment day of love, and all the dead mo­ sent. scription given him was a drachm of “ Mr. Pecch, how is it that you have not I felt myself a’ipping backward, I did committed ten times—men, 181 ; wo­ ments of the pant arise and live again.— Winter,discovers what summer connot for one second lose my presence of men, 1,157; nx ’ mber committed one Mrs. JI. B. SIouhi. to one ounce of castor oil; the bare ••Oh,” said Mr. Perch, “I never ask a mind. Zeno, of all virtues, made his choice spot to be nibbed with this mixture gentleman for money F “ Indued," said Ca« there be any greater dotage in It seemed to me that never before ta! number committed in fonr.years— had my Muses been bo naturally acirfo the world than for any one to guide and of silence. man, 5$0; women, 9,0(fo; or 18 females each time after the skin of the head had as then, when a horrible death seemed direct hia course by Why,” replied Mr. . -the round of a bell,. The following story is told of a proml»en thoroughly cleansed with warm and not by his own judgment and dis- inent An-ericari politician. Seme years in.vit.Me. water without soap. Thia treatment that he is not a gtutleumn, and then I cretion ?—IlaWaia. ■ - . — ago--this gentleman and Senator M-----was faithfully carried out about six There is no funeral so sad to follow wcre in York, and about to embark ing ths female victims to this habit. months; flio hair soon began to grow, aa U.« fapanU ol opr o»o roCTll, wbkh <«' Albany. Ao old Oemu emigrant THE DIFFERENCE OF TASTE. »0 bay. b.,CT. pamperiag with rtrnng da- I «<>»»•■. load'd with baggaga, bappoud before the New York Produce Ex­ lowing the doctor's advice, his head was change, took the ground that reckless over the path of life.— Lmttor. the boat was darker than the there we over 300 organized charitable institutions in the city, they should be Oxa of ibQH-st indications of steadily m-ly ralieved k« of lb. It»d, aod » Ira Paris �T The dedwuwa of u Um viU*<* J^aBUntb^a,^ Do lhe Feuvle of Ha.UnJr, re- The jmnic has got out to Utah, and are reducing ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE the number of their wives. tame form, with th® Arithmetical,—How to become practically acquainted with the "Rule ft did a thou* nd of Three.” Live with yoqr wife, LATB, mother and mother-iu-hw. lx difference in natures ! Two shier* met. wm Too ibtrnMoJ d»n*n la hi» »pe;ol»Uo». A new Texas meat cam pan y pro­ poses to can all the. beef they raise, t SALT, HAIR. STUCCO, and raise all the beef they can, dear ' my "Oh. well SHINGLES WATER LIME, Lazy husbands are known out West ^■c., fa os stove watches. embraui-d. "You've been eating । which wo ship end retail at bottom prioc*. The January past was the warmest •men*,'* Baid the other, catnly and i HARDY A AINSWORTH, fuHw.ly. ' jFor without her, U would be a failure, January for half a centuary. Proprietor*. She's A lively-and merry all tho night long Four factories have been created A Cleveland boy crawled under a And dresses *o nice in her ribbon* and laoee. in Stnrgis. the past season, and more lounge, to avoid a whipping, went to iSorely she's lhefeiml of aU?the lovely {hoes. will be bailt in the Spring. sleep, and two hunderd persons The .Monroe Monitor thinks that searched for hour* to 'find him. ’ But the party ne"er eomploto would bo city the best eastern termius for a When he wav found bi* mother kiss­ Without Obstinate and Him Vanity, ship canal acros the State, end is ed him and put him to bed. , anxious to have a survey made. A ctr oAtohe Great Western Rail­ Se ws'D tom the amok and apply tho eteam A prudent match making mamma way, Canada, between London and train, is Mi** Frivolity, vbo will give* the following candid advice to Komuka. caught a fire from a lamp her daughter: “Oh. marry the man •r.d before the train could be stoped New Store . m PBOVISIOINS you love eight person* were burned to death the cars. Ona Mr. Weak mind accompalnes Miss Frivolity, who lives on Lovesick street la I . the village of Flirtation ; Whome ahelbink* is tho handsomest, galeat, I ' O. wonun ! in our hours of ease, and most intelligent of ail crestiuu. । you know we’ll do what’er you please; we’ll promised renounce the sin-of I suppose it's on account of bis musiacbe, Bnrlton, brandy, ram and gin, and go an 1 beoauso be can swear tho longest so far ns to refrain (except when without getting diuy. and drink the most ‘ tempted) from champagne :4but have whisky without getting drunk. some mercy, do my dear, and leave, You may think my description oh leave us lagar beer '.— Courier Most ioofrxnk, Journal, ’ " ' if so rn wait Till I turn th* crank: Hclp •*»«> AUwtber. But lo! the next name for times of financial, and indeed there is never a • time waen we do not find an occasion io practice it. ’The poor ye have always with you.” Last fall’s diffi­ cult ei stranded many a min, who be­ fore was sailing alo ig very smoothly, a d however matters hive brightencd, peculiar trials and privations still besets many who never before were thus situated. What brother trades- jn in and professional men need to do gtt>i - now is to Wb*t would help the one another. world as rich as say ol him M ho should see a fellow being strug­ gling in the water, and nut put forth A man who fdl into a vat of boil­ ing lard, and got out alive, says it was not an un please nt sensation after the first moment, but ha thought what a mighty queer shaped doughnut he would make. "I don’t drin^—I won’t dnnk ! And I don’t like to sec anybody else drink. Tm of the opinion of those inoiiniins —keep your top cool! They've got snow.and I’ve got brains—that's all the difference thure is between u» ” Is none other than that Of Miss Jdousy, Who always taka* along Her pct dog Spite. Who-is never pleased With others quite. And to hark continually, I* its delight. And with Jealousy, *1*0, Coiere Madam Humor, But I will stop now, and ought t<> sooner. The people on one street Hava been sligeted alighted If so you may call It— At lepsi not invied. But we eant say *ligbt*d With profriety. For it i« the street, Of senslbliiy • Aust Dkboxab. Goshenville. There are many striving this season tu keep their beads above water, who conqiassion from him, how dwelleth ter a hard struggle, grasped it with . the kivc of GoJ in him/’ There are one hand, and, flourishing tho other, ra»nv»«y.in wbio'a one may help -si!:. .,^, 0 us „ ,hMn sohent "Give *r 6r fifshcen the untortunale besides giving to ; cigar." ci| He got it, and, after sticking them It is fsr better Jo give word . it jtn ___both eyes and up one of bis nos­ end Wr wage, to those who base n,j ,o^jns j, in' hil dM„ I health than io popolnrise them. Tn ,OOMeJed ,n clinching his teeth on it make the neeeratie. at the hour, and He ,he0 re.ched the many out of employment, on ex for the swinging r • • and .took -u u„i.i„r:. tm» light, bold of it ,i.. the r.^» first (time. the face of the He then attempted to light his cigar. poor” is no! Christ-like. Rather add He first applied the light to bis ear n handful over from your stores, and then he burnt his moustache nearly cose for ’grinding I yoit will ba none the poorer. is a pen behind lhe ‘There off, then ho set fire to his hair, and curtains” that would have pul the light in his pocket if the tube RAISENS, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, — AND — CASTOR, KEROSENE WOOLCA^fc MACHINE! LARD OR MACHINE OILS, Terms: Yoa AV ill Find Them OF THE BEST QUALITY. AND - D. w. PUttCHIS. At Reasonable Rates, All Open Aceonntu must who *t*nd» second to none as a Cuetom MBbe Settled at once. Show Goods. •lock on li’ wal ienn« My Cardin# Machine itabltohed and paying bavneaa. XT THE DRUG STORb It soliciting a very large run of cult am. January 1st, 18H. Mr. POWLEF, W. 1 AYLSWOHTH. Naabville, Nov. let, 1878. .hu..,hhu^.^,,™1«l.fuU» LEROY e. BOISE- -OF- HALBERT & CO Defies Ccmpetitfon! CENTRAL HOUSE. Holl Your Horses, StraBjer ! AND VISIT THE «UUIU uuitrr L..UJ But all Iboir wanto may bo Moppli** At D. A Allen's store. NEW HARNESS SHOP Orcs Smith A Putnam's Hardware. mw Dll ENDS non READY MADE CLOTHING, ■Tn Nashville, Mich. MuLs 25 Cts. Lotglag, 25 Cu. BOARIP, The Best of Leather I'sedLig-ht Work is otix* pride. Bcpairing done on short notice. Call and see the old foreman of II. A. Good­ year's Shop in Bastings 18 WOLOOTT A GREEH. GROCERIES MRS. L. O. CROCKER I CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO, U£a, Ew> ui CWirai torn, CIGARS, fr, has jual received an addition to her stock of CONSTANTLY ON HAND head ache, ringing cars, watery eyes sore throats and cough. % 1 which wn wUl eloeo eul at eoel for C1BH. The reason is obvious; the foul habits have loaded the blood with impurities, the emunclorics or clean­ ing oraans have been crowded to their utmost capasity. *• The sligh osl check of prespiration by exposure, or by neglect of tho bath, or lack of clean garments, or lack of clean air in sleeping room < r the blood being so over loaded with imparities, induced the fever which you call a cold. AMD CKOCKEBY, When the hobbits of life are tem­ perate and pure, and the bluod is healthy, people can enduro cold and And a Aill line of wet a ioug time, before they “take DRESS GOODS, • been long enough. cold.” On the plains In '65, a company of no money to be The cigar clerk said: “Look here, oae hundered men woman and chil­ au*w cU giv» & little timely help at* oidicwu*. H’ you don’t let me hold dren slept on the ground,without tents the righ’ • aso", which will seive as thedight, there’ll be a cinder lying exposed to hail, rain, wind, and snow, welt The tiny teeth ol the mouse about here soon." The clerk held They endured mid-day heat, and the sufficed to loose the lion from the toi's the light and the man puffed. Some cuid nights of the moantins. They foaled ice-cold streams, and walked of the hunter. Often h-lp from the times his cigar would be within a all day with wr.t garments, were ex­ njost feeble snroe will cnnhle a [>rrson foot ol the light, and then it would posed to all the usual exciting causes to tide over the time of danger in dodge pest about six inches. After of col ls intundfied and long continued safety. Advice and directions which he had puffed away, and endeavored —yet from Fort Leavenworth to Salt lake-—eo one had a cold. cost noth'np;, may often be turned to i to gel a coal on the and of the cigar, The lesson of pralicle value is— most prufilnble acoount. A letter of I| he took il out of his mouth, end, regive attention Dot so much t$» this iairoGiicUun and rccomendation to;■ garding it gravely for-a fe* minutes, । exciting as to the -predisposing canto •ome friend, has often opened the'{said sadly: "Wei, you're the blast-' of colds.-—Instead of extra wraps, ^Mll^AsAvaiual'le situabou, imform-jejegt cantankerous cigar I've ever dress the whole body evenly, and aiian with n gard ro business chances1 uck!cn. I thought Ud'shmuked as to wartnb ly i bathe daily, use plain | food,'never clog the stomach belwee is often the Viry best help a young 1 bad a lot as any man; but you beat ,| meals, sun and air cadh day every man ecu Id have. Even where wp lay timeI acknowledge myself garment and ihe bed clothes worn or have none of this to give, yet a word i Chicagoed this once. Le’’s part used at night. Omit all Lot drinks, live out in of warm, brotherly sympathy, and a I company." And he threw the cigar1 corded gr*»p of the hand do good to from Bajf afler yearly going the open sir. drop the windows from the top, and open them at tba boitotn the sorrowing hear'. They energise • » -•«-------- -------------------------------- * do not let the curteoa cover lhe open all lhe power*, end enable* the strug ed in ranching the atdewdw, where1 Ings. Fresh air is a friend ; san­ he suddnly found himself embracing;' shine is a friend ; cultivate their ac­ will note it down. Many who linve CRACKERS, would revpeetfally .solicit the attention of edatomero to the fhet that he is making itn-! provemonta in hl* mills which will prove a AU BUh under S1 fl Cash; OrrrtlS beneflt to customer* as well a* to himself. The reputation of my mills are beat ad verSixty or Ninety Days Note with Inter '•W by do wc take cold su easily?’ The immediate cause of your cold is suddenly checking prespirntiou the body beingg chilled by wet feet Wo h»oe oo hood • fee stock of ordamp garmchts, or a draught ofj oold air. Tho predisposing causes were gruss food, bad digestion, want of personal cleanliness, constipation, and breathing foul sir. i If these predisposing causes ha* ’ up his bowels of with difficulty, got to the counter af­ need, and shutteth SPICES. And I. woU adapted to tho FaB and Winter Trade. Special inducements given in each and evrry article. Call anJ examine before partbasing been avoided, temporary exposure to Somebody writes thus of the fear­ wet and cold might have been endur­ if they get no outside help, must go ed with imputanty. But, if the pre­ ful elects of smoking. Smokers shold to the bottom. " Whosoever there be disposing causes have been acure among you tliat sec.ih his brother have beware. Ho entered the cigar store then tho sl'ghest exposure invite, SODA, Proprietor of the that be bos. He'd-'station house" poor h»*. and licked co eSurt to save him from drowning ? COFFEE WOLVERINE MILLS C-.uh Paul for Produce of all kwh the dog for lickin’ Las. Taking Call. ~ TEAS, MY STOCK IS NEW BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH! • I all Lai's sore. I'm aaliafivd with all the Christian fsslin' TOILET SOAPS, SYRUP, Greatest Bargains Ewer Given (n. Nashville! Vir.t Class Goods some taxa's door, Au' that man's <tog bad come along and lick- WINES A LIQUpRS, PERFUMER!??- Express ofiea building. Wsat side of Main St., Naabvha, Mich. HsmIU Trouble to MEDICINES,. •RICE, ext wiU be taken ifdetired. ern charily : If Laxru* hsd lived lo-dsy-rsol down in change every time. I buy aB kinds of prodoco in thei* saaaoa. I Our busin*** I* eondoctod on strictly ternparanoe principle*. hii entire alook of Good* at the ftntmtfi and Jtwiswus, The Louslville Courier-Journal i8 5fo responsible for the following on mod­ Our motto is to sell as cheap as the. cheapest, wive 16 ozu. . to the Th. and the right D. C. GRIFFITH. Ik. OU elou of J>r. LIq- Public. The Child com get j»ut at Good Bar- ff.A.AYLSWORTH horses, the same as the rest of us.” pup into a yellow Jacket's nest.” motto u "He was a good man,” says an Iowa paper of a deceased citizen; Hu J«M op.ua "but then he sometimes bet on wrong3 8be can epl< ■ ‘idly play The piano ant guitar, At a revive? meeting in Mou’gomry County, Pa. recently, a young convert forgave all his enemies, •'es­ pecially the fellow who threw his This js a good if he Crassus.” and many wounded by jumping from - girl, IF YOB WANT To be Sold within the next Two Months I MKier!" said one exhustedly, as they ( . Th.oia.lli. Tran. lh. Hlth. «■• Hats, C aps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c., Clover Seed, &a, receive a land grant, died poor? »*m? of thed Mormons LOOK CORN. APPUB, OATS, Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, Boots, Shoes, The Subscriber has (Ikon a part of the Store with Capl B*l*s. *“d ?• “®w * lew Stwt of Stsrolc aai Faicy Millinery Goods. OYSTERS'IN THEIB SEASON. HATS. GLOVES ml FEA or TSE UTBST BTn.ES. Dry Goods MUSIC TEACHING! YANKEE NOTIONS, GENTS AND LADIES UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY, fa R pay the IRghut Hat* for one dollar. IRS. 1. J. T1IIERIAN Give me a Cal CtXRAD CLKTER. W«>Urw~'f«U7 fc. fc. meutel Musis, cn P»a®» Orgsn- had JACOB LENTZ MsshitBs, Nov. W, Michigan Centr FUBNITURE MANUFACTORY’ It Iro CASH & EXCHANGE &RABD RIVER VALLEY DIYI8I0H. I Parlor, Library, Dm, Ofict n GENERAL FURNIGRE Together with a fall aseortmant e; MIRRORS, PICTURES. FRA MM for Goode AND CARDS. BRACKETS, GoiruxWwBt. Xt.sKx. NMkriiW-. H»»Ua4O MlMAwilW. “LIGHT BINNING M1ESTIC,’ DUSTERS, ACL AC., Baby Cab art' PraNftn! COFFINS ANB CASKETS, Thu, M «k«r stwe u S“briu«8v»viao«. Misabwill*, HMUnK*. Nmhrnk. --------------------- -------------- ---------> । quamtance, use fl ,ou.bm>n> .^.prapriju,, When i,, jcp.rt,... rnaykM Oom™ ' lueiixas.— Tht J counts With MadivUto. Nov. 1*. HCA SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept conuanth, on hand. �pleasant iistj* village, lx».( ted. of • HfU oil a., ted Swutejr. Osiy ret hst Satur(their clothes testifyed to that feet ) bedaubddd the floor ni the waiting put their finewt >5 a piftce and costs. whisky. The freight agent secured the hands of the Recorder, except the One's fine was paid and the other their valise and put on some charges Connci 1 book, were burned in the two in defeult of their fine money for cleaning lhe room. One was in­ late fire. were pnt into the lockup to await the dined to growl about the charges, >itrrferu. UNG. M. D. —The subject for next Ssbbath train to Hastings, where they were but the agent silenced him by plant­ Chtrch is: to.be confined in the Cbunlyjail ing a bunch of fires tn his “phiz" and Office two morning at the M. E. "Thu Bible a Revelation from Gue.” W.W1CKBAM P.rtkrf.1 —“Where are you goingT asked a gentleman of our devil, who had “Going to get up,* slipped dawn. A. BARBER. M.. D., Homtm- was lhe blunt reply. . —While passing through Chester, Friday, we' heard that the children STRONG. Plain and Fancy O F —Go to Gatrvrrs'a to buy School Bwota. Th* B*rh«r Bhap of Dotl Bariov'a ®»ar Bodine & Hammond are making Collar. Tire, Tobaaeo. Cigare. Pipet. Nations tana's fine have been paid* by his ufactoiy in early spring. We saw a poor, old decrepit man. friends. VERMONTVILLE. v Our usually quiet little village was B8A- aotoGrittih’a to bay your Oyttert. tottering under ah armful of wood, A Delaware man has been taking enter the New England House, where cod-liver oil for four years to cure tho he was mot by a woman, and the im­ consumption, and has just found out precations she hurled upon the poor that ho never had any consumption. Everybody rushed into the street, H. J. Martin is running the “boss'* Esch one has the incurring the risk of being bespattered with mud, to ascertain the cause ION A WEBSTER. Black- privtege of choosing his subject thereof. It proved to be the gallent —A quantity of maple sugar will Capt. McCormick, of Nashville,(who C. APPLEMAN, Milliner and be taken on subscription to tho New. by the way is the pleasaut and Bring along the sugar and receive in sociable proprietor of the Nashvi.lc retnrn, what is called by our patrons, House, aud also Dept. Shen IT of the best paper in Barry Co. Barry Co.) in pursuit of a “fugitfte C. C. LIN8LEY, Physician and X —Thanks are due to Mrs. Ains­ from justice," by the name of Bowser. rttelly worth for a present of a basket of Bowser thinking the race was getting L-IIICKS. Blacksmith, cm be nice lai^e apples, also some popcorn. a little too hot for him, hauled up in fossa M b» ab»|H comer Stele •»<> Hbernun dry goods store of the place. His store is well stocked with goods, and of written essays. S • EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE ! We understand, however that Bea- reparations to erect n. furniture manu- : thereabouts, were dying off like thrown into quite a stale of excite­ sheep, with the scarlet fever and ment on Friday afternoon of las', man's defenceless head, were long, He is the maddest man in America, 1 B. RASEY, Drayman. Goodsand black tongue. ’ j week, by'the appearense af a couple strong and loud, and went up to be and his children haven’t said "boo*' y—All are invited to participate in of horseman dashing at a “break duly recorded in tho gJeat book of FLEMING. Deputy Sher- the exercise st the Lyceum next neck speed” through our streets. life. UwlatAtenL WiUalUmd1 lompUy Monday evening, which will consist FALL and WINTBK GOODS •kilful until their fines should be paid,-but showed him the outside of the door. they broke jail, and are still at large. STOCK LARGEST AND FINEST room with their vomits and committed made them drunk he replied, “cider." other disgraceful and bruitish nui­ Drunk, i» what ailed thorn; His honor thought that seeing it was sances. only cider dfer got tight on he would' and no one knew where they got their no donbt he gives his customers good bargains. —Dr. Linsley desires to thank ths people for their kind assistance m HOME 6715 Crockery, Glassware, Dry Goods, otions, Clothing, Stoneware, Hats and Caps, Sugars, Tea Furs, Buffalo Robes, Take your Home Newapaper-the Ccflfee, helping his family to move their goods on the night of the fire. NASHVILLE NEWS COMIWIICATBD. UNDEROLOTHIG The apples were the nicest we have front of the, New England House, Attaraey aii Counselor at Law. JjENRY H. WOOD, Justice of the Peace, PARADY, Manufacturer of Booh and Sh»r«, LIEBHAUSER, -' EditotNkws: . I ask your indulgence hr a lime ing his man. by unceremoniously —The farmer should sow his Fs, in your periodical.. While writing, j-keep his T*a warm, hive his B's, kill jerking the aforesaid Bowser from his our reflection* are even thing but off his J's. remember what he C's, horse into the mud; at the same pleasent. Having had considerable Like care of his Vs; pay all he O’s. time placing upon his wnsts a very oxperience in public entertainments especially the printer, teach his wife odd looking pair of “wristlets," which I never yet have experienced tut illwhere the Capt. succeeded in captur­ seen this winter. 0LEMENT SMITH, T 11f OP not to Ts, read the News, and take had a very salutary eflect in said reflecting demonstrations of respect •Bowser.” as was shown 2 1-2 miles north of his E's. • Lares—1 understand that Bowser your village on Saturday evening of K —Will some of uur intelligent was arrested for tho larceny of a las! week. The teacher aud schoolreaders bring us a few curds of wood saddle, from the township of Wood­ ars had. made arrangements to hold on siil«3crlption. Two quarreling. land. some ycais since, and also that a public expedition. Judging from snarling, squnling Thomas cals disthe matter has been amicably adjusted appearances they anticipated a “good J turbed our slumbers lost Munday between lhe parties and the prisoner H ne.' Al! was done that was in tho I ColUnr, bm4 M»kh>t diw* lu lhe lalMt FmMm i •kb*t-iJL . ______ _^_t nnt* ”ow our woo‘l ’5 ncar1^ discharged. The extreme dullness ol our village, ——--------------- -- ■ —Capt. Boise and C. A. Stebluna caused by the ‘•panic," is gradually A Live Local Paper. Monty paid for a homo papar remains «i and mrj dollar tbatia kept in cirttt- mm, I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. eitixea ■hotild »u»Uin their home papsr. ■nd not rejoct U in f*Tor of booi* »<b*r pa­ per. bec*uM. perteapa it •• * Irifl* ■*»!!«.■ lais your homo paper, as it is a mirror ia which tho outaide world looks to judge of of tho country, bringing your town to tho power of the “District Board and pat­ rons ol tho district to accommodate I! persons attending with comfortab c nre moving into Loomis’ store. It is passing away, and business of all seats. Soon nftsr the room was the nicest furnished wooden building kinds is assumcing a 'more lively lighted, they begun to flock ia from |i0 lowtl c.|.L .nd Ch.rtey eow aspect all qu triers, tho room was crowded Mlchlirnii. have a good building, a good slock io its utmost capabily. All the kind of goods and we.wish them abundant success in their new location. entreaties for proper decorum appear­ . COMKON COUNCIL PfiOCEEDIHGS. —Last Monday we received a visit from Di. II: F. Thomas, member of TTNION HOUSE. theS Co. e Legislature, from Allegnn Mr. Thomas is good looking, a rapid talker and a firm supporter, with eno or two exceptions, of the new Constitution. —L. IL Field, of Jackson, runs the WM. JONES, banner dry goods store of that city. While iu Jackson, Friday, we step­ ped into his place of business *jjd found it thronged with people, who were carrying away in large bundles, his goods, and all because they arc sold so cheap. That’s the place; go there when you nre in Jackrm. QHAS. W. DEMARAY, —Daniel Halbert has our thanks for a nice, They JEWELER Sl OPTICIAN, are can large excellent of peaches. aud are well worth the price he asks. .Daniel always has a first clars stock of pure cd Io bl* au* will b* done lu th Drugs, Medicines and Notions, be­ manner *nd rattetertl. a irujtr?u sides almost everything in the grocery Regular meeting held. Present. Olds, Dnvipon, . Hardy, and Downing, Trustees. Minutes of lhe previous meeting read and approved. Oh motion she following accounts were presented, and on motion allowed: t 4.00 J. B. Basty....,, 11.36 Wnu E. Grigp. 7.30 0- Strong 73.00 Clement Smith.. 1.50 Daniel P>!niateer. 30.00 Mrs Woodring.... . On motion, by Downing, lhe President appointed a committee of two to settle with the Village Treasurer. Downing and Dayison were appointed os such committee. On motion the time for collecting taxes was extended until March 10, 1874. On motion Council adjourned unGl Saturday evening, next. E. J. FE1UIIXER. G. A TRUMAN, Rcoardcr. I*r«*ia«at. line, and he is not ashamed to let the people know it through the coin ms of 2Uvrrtter®rnts. HARDWARE. the News. Patronize Daniel and we will guarantee yon will gel yonr money’s worth every time. —Last Wednesday we received a call from our old friend and employer, 6M1TH & PUTNAM Mr. Frank.O. Wyman, of Toledo, O. It was eight years ago and wc were a boy of fourteen when we labored fur Frank in bis dairy at Genoa, Ohio. Then Genoa was a small town of 300 Doan, Blind,, *r inhabitants; but the town has grown, property has advanced and Frank is worth his thousands where he bad hundreds then. He is extensively Cocxcil Rooms, Feb. 28, 1874. Adjourned meeting held. Present, Downing, Olds, Hardy and Davison. Motion by Hardy that there be a bond of S73, drawn in favor of .Clement Smith, due January 1,1875, at ten per cent interest. Carried. On motion the following report from the Village Treasurer was accepted: Kscaim From Road Fund, ^...., $ 128.68 From Cemetery Fund. . 620 80 From School Fund .... . 1028.94 From lecidcQlal Fuad. . 341.92 sisauBaKMana: Road Fund------------------------------------ $347 64 SMITH & PUTNAM. at Genoa, and is President of' the Cemetery Food..... 449.14 School Fund---------------------------- ----- 803.96 Genoa Lime Company nt Toledo. Incidental Fund......—285.55 Last year he shipped from Genoa ToUl--------------- ---- ------------------------- 1136.29 81., risk. te.r. 1700 car loads of lime, of which 100 BaUar.ee in Treasury$829.06 went to Grand Rapids, 78 to Jackson LlABlllTIKI: Ao*a to Holler. $ 60.00 and 172 to South Bend. Bond to Smith 73.00 Two Ceneterv Bond* due Kerember —The Nashville correspondent of 1K, 1874 and 1876, $125 eacb...260.00 the Hastings Journal, in his article on NICHOLS, Total--------------------------------878.00 the fire, says: .1829 0ftThe next morning a placard bearing tnoa lira following lines was planted on AiMits Bbeve IndebiedntM................. U6.0& the ruins of the News building: K. J. FJK1GIINEB, 0. A. TRUMAN, Recorder. President. NICHOLS’ GROCERY! *«•! I*. 'S AND SHOES. can. NEW a Where Orno and his devil may be We desire to express through the found early and late, repairing dnmages and getting ready for this week's Nkwb, our hearty- thanks ' those issue Orno don’t know what the kind friends that assisted in removing our goods, from the bunsing building burned out oftener than once a month on the night of lhe fire. ONLY S1.50 A YEAR! BROWN & PILCHER, JACKSON, MICH. mimicked at ar.d burlesqed for a CT KINDS OF kind request for order, at last be­ coming discouraged, School House gooK.8, Stationery, furniture and building being damaged by desperadoes thoughtless and characters that are a disgrace to civil­ ized society and do not deserve the e<2“ WALL I»A.I>ER pure air they breathe, prudence dic­ tated that the exhibition should closes WHOLESALE AND O c*- < RETAIL much to the. chagin of a majority of cpeclators and disnpointment and sorrow of teacher and pnpiles, before half of their pieces were lenderd. JOB PRINTING MICHIUAX REW Mrs Joseph Haskins ri Z hr! 3- B?­ .o e o O P *: o cn o NEW TIN SHOP K ”86 & 2 _ B- OP C. C. WOLCOTT. S B AT THIS OFFICE of Jackson last week gave birth to a little daugh­ ter weighing but one pound and three A BOY LOST • uarters. Midland Is lhe happy posssser of a calf wilh two ta:ls. Sweet's Hots!, Grand Rapids, is to be raised four feel immediately. The jBattls Creek Manufacturing •ri CT 90 G> S’g'Ssg Stxonottmous x 10 ded. GO 00 CO » Z.a ft- os 2: g-a.2 Company have shipped two machines of their manufacture to Rio Janero, Brazil. So says the Journal. Foster of Easl Thomas While ■ad apeaad a TIN EHOP ia the building fonocrly occupied by Downing A LiUla, wJ •tap lay cd U ■•rktn»n. Sagapaw was loading his gun Mon­ A.. A-. SELLICK, day itjwant off*, as did also the finger of his left hand. The Slate Legislature convened formerly nwt *•>« «* A nailer. where wifi U eempleto stock of ; — . , a.feO *od WOOD WANTED nt Lansing Tuesday. Tin, Copper aid Sheet Iron Ware, culating petitions among lhe woman, asking for the reappointment of Dr. Al THIS' OFEICE. JOB Stone. WORK • The Jackson, Lsnsin g A-Saginaw Railroad is now transporting 100 ear loads of lumber a day. The Faw Paw local paper tells about a Lawton man named Hay­ ward. sellipg his wife to one Geo. Kessler of Paw Paw. Geo. hod the All Partlod wonting Sap-pauxl. Til ul Ws Bncteti cr ON SUBSCRIPTION BAP-MPOlI*.*, MEAT MARKET! bargain put in writing, after which he brought Carolina home. The pur­ chase price was an old watch. Eight years ago n similar transaction occur- ed in Deerfield. Jacob Dodge traded a >TEL, N.T. T.m- which ia ed to avail but little, the Board was The Kalamazoo women have now $2215.34 taken hold of the matter and are cir­ engaged in lhe manufacture of lime C. A. TRUMAN Remember ths price of th® Nswa, MASHVILLE HOUSE. Nasuvn,LK. Mich ,) Feb 24, 1874- J Al Lulls ol Country Produce taien ii Eitan? for Gita, Hintat Market Price. cow for a woman, rettratd home, yoked up his oxen, and came and took her away. A few days later the cow broke out and came home and Jacob kept them both. A year later £at-« Trwg/ii"g a SpitaJU). FRESH MEATS, Wejgoiu, Bwdtaye Grain Drill, 1'lmrt, of an kindK wbleb win M .old lew 'or oath O. (^WOLCOTT. C. A. Steshins. - . ROBERTS & ROE, UtMtkiM th* potdh for p**i fa»om mUn GvatimtMio* of «h* mum, and would I also keep in connection with the Tm Shop, in their season, the Chppcr Rtayrr Af Mawtr, iht Taylor . ___ wo.____ l �ia ' Tte ropRadtoth* negBtfre. Win ar.3 Y^Trttnme. "Gwo.fhwCM.ZKrt.— f Informing you that 1 Washington chargteg ivetbs pleasure ClIILDltK.% OFTKR 1AXJM PMJE AND Dr. (tetarrh not unfrequently produces deafnews. Mb. IjtnBmtiaara. of Nettle Laks, (P. O), Williams Co., O., fonuerly of Durban's Oosn*r», O., has-been cured of desfurwe of four- prompt ware, Dayton, BUelby, anti other Dido town* Catarrh Remedy. tbuuaam of lhe crusaders. In the latter town prMuring rain by the use of artillery. Hn bm CURTIS ao doaf be cc.tld ly filled with fiatnrw, which i-pread through tbe coach almost instantly. The passengers wsr» immense temperance rally in Dayton, the through lhe windows. The train was stopped qneeUon was put as to whether ladles should in the head, which tcrmluatodin a anrare farm $ 15 Slftl ^StfWLCESi. ST appointed executive officer for•Michigan at tho as quickly as possible, but Wore they could , wall ailed of Catarrh. During tho time ulcerations 6cfa the church, male and female, arose currod Id the pmoI paaaagM, awl I became to their feet to rignify that they wholly daaf iu one cafr, with pertiaMeafnoa* in tho other. The hillammattou liadlnvolrtd *25 seriously burned. alllbedebcafo •trnctnre* of tbe ear*, and I par II. Apply MOW-O.Ws*>bsr 4k. C«. Xartoo.O {deint of Davin Hatch, a wealthy citizen of we* In immediate <len;;er of permanent deafproclamation, calling on Germane to organize neae.. The discharge became profuse and a rsgiment to "resist thorapid encroachments fetid, both into my tliroat and from my ears. Lis life and .property. upon the laws, civil liberty, liberty of cou- In Llii* condtUou I - called on Dr. I'ierco for F/.VA.VC7AZ. AND tSDCBTRIAL. • aid. who prescribed bi* Golden Medical Dis­ W5.WL sclei.ce, and ‘ho domestic hearth." Tills to covery and Catarrh ItMnedy, and under their uaebave rapidly recovered. My hearing to well. hogs for summer packing in the eight States bat th*jr won't scare worth a cent. In Spring­ restored, and my Catarrh- ib entirely Jon* Sxitk. wicked eiiy. of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, KsMsm, Mfimeeola, field, Ohio, tho ladies have fitted up the Epis­ Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin. The returns, copal Church aa permanent headquarters. It Among the naoazimes for March ORXRRAL. is furnished with a Kitchen, beds and toilet there oomee none brighter or better than tho —K rumor comes from hew York of a eonExcellent atone*. couventenpes. The City Council hiring passed Milwaukee Monthly. akeichM and poem*, followed by an illustra­ templated sate of the Tribune to the yohttcal for this trade, average in the eight Hutes 50 ‘SRWSEJigXfir per cent, below tho number similarly fattened ted fashion department: eiipgeali<in* on bouse friend* of Roscoe Conkling. # . iting the ealoonn, they have been going about furtiiahiug ; an article on Um: (oslst and how ldok<pretty , and Ono editorials, make up compared with last year, and Minnesota Cljier lim •trpeta for several days, praying and (ring­ to an extremely interesting book. Iu the April ing on Ihosidewalk* and in tho gutter*. In number will be published the first of a series of Columbus, Ohio, the friends of the temper­ article* of hou«o plane, accompanied with eat averages of the several States. ran-ful cstimatM *■ to coat of budding in Ohio. brick or wood, and hint* on aud coit cf furlington aud Quincy railroad during 1873 were utoblng. Tliccc paper* alpno !» of the In Indiana the crusade ia spreading, the greatest value to thaw obutempaUng build­ *11,600,000 ; operating expenees, W,006,000; 0 Net ing. Ths prico of tin* magazine to only *1 a been brought to a doe? in the United Htaiee net eaniiug**! *4.O7O.461h-Lel aarninga over year, and a local Bgaiil l« wanted tn this place. MeryltfbiUy, *960,083, or a little over 10 par LA8T.’.:.sn.miittrsff'5 C-urt al Springfield, and has restfltcd In Addrera with atamp for apocman copy, F. J. been fully inaugurated in Richmond. At • Gilmore, Milwauk*e, Wta “ Judgments against tbe whole bateh, the total cent, on its capital slock. amount being *316,029.10. mitt cd, and at others they haro been turned Tire New York Weekly Wilness at POLITICAL. COLORADO WAAS away. While a praying band was kneeling in One Dollar per annum, to ths beat Weekly f ir CnasnmpUve* and AtthmaU been passed for lhe appointment of a • —Tho nomination of Himmons to bo Collect­ newspaper In America. It luui iucreawcd in or of Customs at Boston has been confirmed circulation tenfold within a year.—[Com. by the United Rifles Senate, by a vote of 30 man dared to make insinuations against tho regulations which shall be, prima farie, to 16, and Ben Butler is tho happiest man in The New York Daily Witness at THIS PRINTING INK purity of the ladies' character. Thia was re­ reMsonable, and to prosecute for all'violations Christendom. The report telegraphed from sented oven by tlrt intemperate men, who Three Dollar*, U beat for buaine*a men. Send Washington that Bimmons had been rejected of them, for -.vhich purpose they are allowed (by jMwtal card) for sample copiea.- [Com. threatened summary vengeance could tho per ­ was entirely premature. KansasLaiiflstSS Choice FBpvnr'S VT.EMIFUOK COMFITB NEW HOUSE. 200 ROi MS. flFLEliDID TABLX Cntnwrrriai Trav.len mm! th* Trav«Ua« VuMic Win a»4 »»»rr Ikil 1» la a Aral eJ*M Hoi.l Tk«b**t*l«•*«•»H«m»*teChl- the Sierra Nevada mountains' ----------of which nia, the iBbdndnal *-ithou: the txw? are extracted there; Mtion is---almcwt of Alcohol. Tbe - ---------------­ daily asked. “What la th® cauw of the unparalleled aucoess at Vxxmiak BattxesT” Our answer U, that they remove GARGLING OIL The Studvd Uixnu of tta United Etitw. Gain 'nf all kinds. are a gentle PurgoUve aKwgllaa • Tonic, relieving Oragwrtiun or Inftaimotton of the Liver and Vboeral O.gans, ia Bilious TUcXtecte, ' / e*"* aoct, <jc-. 4c.. LargoSizoSl.GO. Medio ra 60c. Small 25c. Small S’m for Family UM.fficento. Th" Gargling Oil ha» been te “»• *?,* VinoA*. seeds MU WTUU lur pa-pir aa> The Gargling Oil is for m!p.’y pectaMe rlralcr* thmwghoul the IbHieS “JUBILEE ORCAN8.” nr. <Mau imr inR-im ...... ---defy contradiction. Manufactured at Lockport, N. Y., U. 8. A., by Merchant’s Gargling Oil Go. at —A bill is pending In the Canadian Parlia­ —The authorities at Waehington,' sayii a correspondent, are scrioualy apprehensive of ment giving the ballot to women in municipal elections. , an Indian war of no mean proportions. —Tho rumor is again revived that Secretary Richardson will resign and be succeeded by Centennial wilh ' al! Mr. Delano. —The fight over the Boston Collectorehip tional and international affair. Ho approve* continues to be the absorbing topic of conver­ very warmly of the Exposition >AoJecL In­ sation and discussion in Washington and the ternational Expositions have bean held by East. Tho breach between tho Butler aud anti-Bntler factious tn Massachusetts is irre­ parably widened, aud henesforth no quarter now ho thinks it is our turn. Our hundredth will be shown by either party. anniversary ought to bo celebrated iu this way, and Philadelphia is its fittest rite, aa it PATROXS OP RV8RAXDRY. was there the Declaration of Indejieudcace —Tho so-called Boston Grange, which was excommunbatsd by the National Grange, re­ fuses to disband, and has set up an organiza­ in its infancy, acknowledging our inability io tion of its own. give it the international character to which —Grange* are being organize-' in Wisconsin son be found ouL This conduct upon the Tub National Surgical Institute of part of some of tho naloon-kee|»eni is rousing IgniAMAFToLi*, Indiana, after fifteen year* of the entire city to indignation and co-opera- C«th ha* beet me tho largoat Inatitution of kind in America, and ha* teen remarkably aneceaaful in the treatment of Paralyria, Hu­ A» Lincoln, Nob., a ealuun-kovpvr forcibly man defortnitie*. Bile*, Catarrh. Finlula, aud ejected tho women from liis house. They Chronic diaeeiiea. We niidei aland they treat then fell upon their knees in front of 4ha sa­ none bnt curable rare*, and that they arc roaloon, and vowed a determination to haunt him •onablo in their chargee. Send to the Inat'tute for their new general circular.—[Com. day and night til\he gives up tbe busineM. Many persona suffer with sick headIn Stprgis, Mich., the crusaders liave achieved a great victory. Every liquor estab­ ache and nervou* hsodaone, r'aially induced lishment In the town has been cloefd, lhe by coatirenoM, indigeetion, Ac. fltieh person* will find relief if not cure, by kotpiug t! o proprietors signing a pledge to forever abstain tx>wel* open wilh small do*e* of Parsun't from the iniquitous business. Purgatite Pills.—[Com. moving, and tho Legislature is to be asked by monstrous petitions to pave a local prohibition John Lilchtenfel, a Richmond, Ind., saloon­ keeper, emptied his liquors in the street. reduction from 12J to 4 cents —Indiana has 1,460 grangee—an average of butcher-aliop. . sixteen io each oountj-. . Braudcrberg. the stubborn liquor-dealer of Oxford, Ohio, who tried to get an injunction rORKIO.X. against tbe praying women, has surrendered, —K dispatch from Calcutta states that 280,­ poured out his liquors, and signed the pledge. 060 natives in Bengal are famishing from wui The bells were rung, and groat rejoicing en—Charles Shirley Brooks, editor of the LonTwo Springfield, Ohio, hotel* hare been de—Sir Bartle Frerc, at a -nceting of the Royal dared nuirauee*, and ordered to close till the Geographical Society recently, stated that af­ proprietor*, give bond* not to sell *i4ritueu« * ter a conference with Mr. Kcrk he had come Uqaoni. The women of Han Prauciaco have o(>enad a to the conclusion that the report of Dr. Uvingatono's death was true. The Queen has praying cnmdo against the rum-bole*. —Tho " two-million comma," aa it is called, proves to the satisfaction of taxpayers not to be so aerious a matter after all. Tho Treasury Department reports, that tho whole amount of duties which has been refunded on frulte, which the intrusive comma throw into lhe free list, ia *71,000, and the amount due and un­ paid to 4-37,0!*). —A portion of the Tenth Cavalry recently granted a pension of *1,000 per annum to the engaged a banu of Indians on the Double dead explorer's children. Fork of the Brazos river, in Texas, killing Michael Hicks Beach has been appointed Chief —Another invMtigatioti by Congress ia Bocretaiy for Delaud, aud Str Henry Belwin Ibbetson Under Secretary for the Home De­ partment. —A shocking story of Mexican barbarity formed, some of them entering into agreement with certain attorneys who are pressing the com« from the Stole of Vera Crur. A quarrel matter before Congress, by whigh ths latter between two towns resulted in a' fight, in will profit largely, aud some of tbe rightful which seventeen persons were'killed. The ciaimants be defrauded of their share in the • raid on the rival village and began an indiecriminate massacre, killing the’ children and CRIMK AXD CRtJtrXALS. —George ScoU, a well-to do farmer of —A London dispatch ray* tire following ad­ Clinton county, Iowa, recently murdered his ditional appointments of members of the new wife by shooting her four times with a re - Government are officially announced: Duke volvur, and thin blew out his own brains. of Aberconi, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; Thomas Edward Taylor, Chancellor of the cuniary troubles. Duchy of Lancaster ; Sir Charles Berwyer Ad­ derly, President of tlie Board of Trade; notorious baud of Robseou county (N. C.) George Sclater Booth, President of the Local outlaws, was recently killed in the upper part Government Board; Algernon Fulks Egerton, of Robesnu county by three citizens. He «u Naval Secretary to tbe Admiralty; James tuning his banjo preparatory to playing for Lowther, Under Secretary for the Colonial Deportment at him. taking effect in hia head, killing him instantly. - • - British f n;o« in Ashan tec, confirms, in a dis-. —A frightful story comes from New York patch to ths London War Office, thn severe of a homicide commitlcl by a party of fight.g reported-in the vicinity of Coomaric, —A Madrid dispatch says the Spanish army under Gan. Morioncz haa made three attacks on lhe Carlist force before Bilboa, aud was re­ pulsed each Ume. protecting hia own household.. ing the rather of tbe huge forgery which very high-handed ease of mob law to Ind from Newcastle. De!., where a iranr Turkomans recently made an attack on the Ruseiaa fortifications. They were defeated, ■ and. white crossing a frozen river during their tbo BepubUc of Spain. u.4i.«..v. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, THROAT AND LUNGS, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. 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Atidrwm. THOMAS ,':eW>4,’.N, Itrms Tt, Tribanc Bui Idin]*, Chicago. Woofl’s HouseliolflMaEaziBB. THE BEST DOLLAR MONTHLY. $5 to $15 FLOCS-Choice While Winter, »8.a-«9.r,q ; Ited Winter, KS.tfc^'.OO. Wut»r—No. 1 Sj-rlnK, ; No. IRprlcur, »l.U'4«4l.ie,‘. ; Mo. 8 Hprinf, H-lJ^isLU Cons—Ko. 3, Old and New, S3^5Ti*c. 031c. iTHEANECTAR S5 to S20 .T^x;„'JS:.T^-i5.7=S or old. mala raoro Booty *1 work tor Ol tn Uteir *pan> crow between table- beera»d ginger-pop, ■ tnocMnta,cralltb*Uu>*. tbaa atanrthfa«a»M. Par&aa. teatrw. Addr*** G. Brtgaox X Ca, Pocltend, MM*n with Lhe cork left out; a fresh-water ir» vrttb cover tailing | . _ _______ _ mermaid found in u cow-pasture with J ilffion* of mother* and : AGH1TTS IT T ZE ZD. infant of oa* week okt to ' “Monopolies and the People," her hands filled with dandelions. He | ia a tea-cupful of syllabub ; a kitten in • trousers ; a sick monkey with a blonde ’ moustache. He is a vice without any tendrils ; a fly drowned in Oil; a paper kite in a dead calm. He lives like a j butterfly—nobody can tell why. Ho is I ns harmless as a pennyworth of sugar | HER FACE WA8 HER FORTUNE, candy, and as usoleM oa a shirt-button ! without a hole. He is as lazy as a l_______ ____________________ . , I’atejct Mbdicisw.—That there are toms good patent medicines no intelligent man dare for a moment deny; and pre-eminent is the great California hero medicine, Vixkgab Birnum, discovered by Da. 3. Walkeb, a prominent phytiiemu of San Francisco. This medicine, although called Bitters, is not to be ciassed among the vile “fancy drinks" recommended and sold over the bar by rum-renders, but is a combination ol pare herbxlistic extracts, known to posseaa sterling medicinal qualities, and is compounded without *ho use in any ahajje of spirits. Ita action upon the internal system is hot stimulating to the extent that alcoholic poison is, bnt it at once attacks blood-impurities, and by removing the original cause destroys tho germs of disease and invites return­ ing health. Its action upon the stom­ ach and liver render it an almost cer­ tain specific in the most stubborn cases of dynpepoia, und^in truth imparts newlife and vigor to the whole system. It is one of the-beat medicines ever in­ vented. _____ ________ 32 JOHN HODGE, Secretary. R^x Ml*. Ifoarhra, An:*, IkJ-bns*. Noth'. Ac. A.F. uembt, cr ukax a co-. X. Y., Soto Amu. fldsnes Ii Have yon inflammatory sore throat, -------- — ------------- aji-w- rari^tT •tiff Joint*, or hunene** from any cause what- Ulll I CCQ which thr*«h*»n*iH»* Cweki. C-hO, over? Have Hare you too rheumatic rbeiimaiic or other pein* jndn* in I, HUL HULlLuv LLuv Univ UH I v wheat.Au:.'««*. },r/,-t!vh,c:>i> jne/ical «kHL auy part of the body ? If so. use JoAnwo.: Anodyne Ltnburnl. internally and externally. Circai»t *ndt»rm«io>Zo.«M'-vis.M**crtAMlco ------------- —--------- ;--------daelsn la *e*di aud dried fruit. MHwsukt.v, Wl« Go To RrvxnsiDZ Water Core, Hamilton, HI. : ---------------------------- ----------------------------------- IIOUMHliULD FA3ACE x AND VANILY ** —A wonderful religious revival is in prog­ ress in Cairo, HL —A bill is pending in live Mis-dssippi Leg- NEW BOOK THE YO8KMTTK VALLEY, tSxSO lurhra. tn 17 011 Color*. Masaove, ou* »•*». «tto Mo**t*4 Ckrowo. ..B«00 Nacaalue, ,.n« rear, wilh Unmounted Chromo. 1 BS I-run-M', sul niher* l» •'»<! al( m.« for term* and Spacliara t*g*Jlr.». AddrM* S- K- IHCrKl*. FuMtoker. <1 Park Row, K. T. City, or XrWbnrgh, H. T. the; blood purifier and a Ufo-gitdiw prir.^iple, a perfect HeuovaUir and Inviyxmar of tho system. Never before in the history of the world has a medieioe bora compounded posaewung the remarkobte o' Dr. Walder’s tire, and Anti-Ililio1*' Gratefal Thousands proclaim VnrEGAK BiTTKRS the moat wonderful Inrigoranc that ever siutatnad the suikiug system. No Person can take these Bitters according to directions, and remain long unwelj, provided their bones aironot de­ stroyed by mineral poison or other mean", and vital organs wasted beyond repair. Bilious. Remittent and Inter­ mittent Fevers, which are so prera>lent in tbe valleys of our groat -rivers throughout the United Stete^'especially those of tbe Mtosls^ppi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, 1 cnncsiee. Cumberland, Arkan­ sas, Bed, Colorado, Brazos, Bio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and Auturpn, and'ftmarkably so daring sea­ sons of unusual heat and dryness, .are invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the stomach and Hver, and other abdominal viscera- In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a.powerful influence upon tbesa various or­ gans, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for the purpose equal to I Dr. J. Walksb’s Vinbgar Brmuts, as they will speedily remove the dark­ colored viscid matter with wlflgh tbe bowels are loaded, at tho same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring tho healthy functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the body against disease by purifying all its fluids with Vinkgak Bitters. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-anned. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightnet>s of tbe Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Tasto in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitatation of the Henrt, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain in tbe region cf tho Kid­ neys, and a hundred other painful symp­ toms. are the offsprings of DyupBpMi One bottle wjB prove «testerguarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise­ ment. Scrofula, or King's Evil, White Swelling. Ulcer*, Eryripcl**, Swelled Ne*k, Goitre, fccn'fuion* InftaintnaUi^: Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial AffccOld Sores, Eruptions nf the Skin, Sore Svw, etc. In these, an in all other constitutions Dis­ cuses, W albek's V IKKAB Bitteb* aaVO *hown their great curative power* in tho most obstinate and intractable case*. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious. Remit­ tent mid Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidney* and Bladder, tbexa Bitters hare no equal. Surb Pieeasea are canoed by Vitiated Blood. Machauicai Diseases.-Persons en­ gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as Plumber*, Typc-aeUen, Gold-beaters, and Miner*, u they advance in life, are aubjec* to paralysis of tlw Bowels. To guard ngainrt this, take a does of WaLXM’s Vimkgab BirrKim occasionally. For Skin Diseases’ Eruptions, Tet­ ter, Salt-Rheum, Btoiche*, Spot*. Pimple*, Purtule*, Built, Carbuncle*, Ring-worm#, Scald-head, Sore Eyw. Erywpclo*. Itch. Scurf*, Diacoloratiou* of the Skin, Humor* and Diseaaea of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are Hterally dag up nd earned ont of tee syrtnm iu a abort time by the use of these Bitter*. » Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in lhe *yiitem of *o many thouiaDd*. are effectually destroyed anti removed. No Hvstem of medicine, no vermifuge*, no anthclminitlc* will free the ayatem from wwuis like Uienft Bitter*. For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo­ manhood. or the turn oT lift, the* Tonic Bitter* display so decided an influence that improvement ia soon naroepflbfo. Clnuue the Vlualed Blood rtiaever you find rte impurities burning through tho ekin in Pimple*, Eruption*, w Bore*; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and doggish in lhe Vidos: clranoe it when it i« fotu; rour feclinga will tell you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of tbe •yirtein will follow. K. H. MCDONALD * CO, RUPTURES POSITIVELY CURED ffiissjsmsssi baa been found guilty cf perjury aud aen- ilaviug naed U tn our trial Isa ted 180 days. •WOT WAR ON RUM. Sub-Divisions of tho Liat Ak-ohol every family, m Two OLD ladies trareling on tho New York Centra! railway recently gres’.ly troubled the conductor, the erne protest­ ing thfcl she would die i! the window MILWAUKEE. TG^I.I>O. If you save aeylhlw lu atvrrtlM. in which VO* With te dtrsel lha aUctixm of lb • pntl.c aener.lly. CONSUMPTION ADVERTISE IN THERE NEWSPAPERS. Carbolated Cod Liver Oil Cat*fc<a«* at which, wilh fun parti relax, willb* ■Mil tros *b a*plica ties to asrsnssrwj' ▲. J. AJKENS, 114 K'S PS.: � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-03-12.pdf.pdf 27b48cb50a1d425dc4320debe4c00967 PDF Text Text Irws, ADVZRTOUtOXATM: raiDHXD EVERY FRIDAY,' 03821177 Naahville,. Barry County, Miob., 1 oitlib STRONG. Progression. No Retrograding nu«t p-torainxsi'M, . - btvasUU? la ASymcv. Tam Trot? SpaeriT Adhkked to. C7FF AND C. Aud rrUinlnr tb«re b* tbovabt; From hl. b*»rt-a stoat jrlcr; Tto« et youth Ritoid fire relief. A IVOMAN N CHOICE. “ I wish I knew what to dor Kate Warfield, silting on ft knoll iu the cool, shadowy 'orchard, on n warm and pleasant summer afternoon, gave utterance to wish. - I Sho waa in a quandary. She had.two lovers, and she wondered which it was best to choose. i John RsuuforJ was young, and had a life full of promise, and great possibil­ ities before him. But he was poor. Kato Warfield know that he loved her aa a strong man can love, but could sho, used to th© luxuries of life, give up that which seemed necessary to her comfort, and mairy a poor man? Philip Leith was old, and rich. And ho, in this letter which she hud just been reading, made her an offer, of his heart—supposing such an organ to be in existence—and hand. Ho conld give her the things aho longed for, tho glitter and show she coveted. . She heard somo one whistling down the road, and looking down that way saw John coming. Something seemed to tell her that sho must decide between her lovers now, and in a swift way she looked the matter over. On pno side Wealth and fashion, and all that heart could wish for in the gratification of its selfish, woiIdly enjoyments. On the other hand, an humble life, and strug­ gles to dimb to that position where wealth could place her at once. But then? Did she—could she love Philip Leith, a man old enough to be her father? Would kin wealth make up for what her life would have if love was in it? As she asked herself that ques­ tion she felt a twinge which told her that, after nil, ah© cared ter John Rviusford as she had never cared for any Other man, and for n moment sho won­ dered if life with him would not b« pref­ erable to life with Philip Leith and all his wealth. But the glitter of gold blinded her, and she shut her eyes to tho purer vision which passid before them tor a moment, and in that resolute crushing down of the better impulses of her nature, John Rainsford’s answer to his wooing was made, before .he asked for it. He came up the orchard path, anti sat down upon tho knoll beside her. He had learned, in the summer gonn by, to love thia wvmou aa he thought he could never love another one. She wav a:l that was pure and true and womanly in woman to him. “ I have had a letter from the city," she said. “I am going bock next VOL. I NO. 37. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH.,-FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1874. composition on cbicnenf. __ ~ —3nilT«T to love her, Iknowing tho wldom speaking otherwise thaw while to what he wss drifting, was the’kindly to bar husbsad, though often prombed wife of another? How he sorely tried; for, at heart, Petef waa Most usually it takes two eggs for to - -•been deceived ‘ ‘ in his estimate —*- of kindness and docility personified ; but, had make a chicken, because, if you will put' her. I think the shock which John alas ! there waa danger of his going to eighteen eggs under a hen, ouly about Rsinsford’s faith in woman s truth to- tho bad. Tito symptoms were strong nine at ’em will hatch. A hen is ao ceived wa«, st that moment, full as in thftt direction. Could Mr*. Doldrum careless and stubborn that most likely strong as that which her answer gave correct him ? She had resolved" that idle won’t cover her eggs all over, and sho would try. the love he held for hdr. ’ To him she It wns a . cold, drizzling day in mid to they get chilled ; then they are ever­ was the ideal woman.; the type of wom­ lastingly gone up. Also, th© rats will ankind, and. proving her untrue, he November—such n day as finds an Rim­ rob a nest; so tlmt, if yon get half ot k doubted all, because bo had been so less, thriftless man knowing not what brood, it is a tol'able crop, and you to do with himself when left to his own cruelly deceived in her. ‘ ■ should be thankful. Then, I think, it Sho saw the lines af pain about hia :rosoutcos. Ptter had eaten his break­ stands to reason this ought to prove fast, nnd sat brooding over the kitchen mouth. ’ . what I said at first. A hea which has stove. His wife said to him ; “lam sorry," she began. “ Peter, can’t you put some kind of got a yonog family is more ©roMeritan But he slopped her. anything else which can bo compared “ Don t!” he quid. “ Leave the mat- ia wcrlher-strip on the bottom of the with her under the sun in the United ter as it is. It is Im tier sb. No words back door to-dny ? The wind and rain States. Tli fro never w«s a thing wliich boat in there dreadfully." of yours ate needed to soften the blow. “No,” answered Peter, with a shud­ cau ruffle its feathers up backward and I shall get- over it, in time, I think, rag© worse than a fool hen. A turkey, der. “ It's a oOld, wet job, and I don ’ t without them.” gobbler will do it, but he dou’t_go off “If I had known—” aha'said, but !feel like it.” into a red hot passion about it, and " Well, can ’ t you fix the pump ? The again he interrupted her. handle is loose, nni tho lower box make a foul of himself, and got enemies “ I am going now. - I hop^. you will • a’l for .nothing, like a hen would. A leaks. ” , bo happy and never regret what you ' “.I can't do .it, Busan. I Ain’t a chicken in tho spring-time which waa have done, but somo day I think you put to hatch in March, if it has good will see what a pitiful amusement it is ipump-maker.” luck nnd don’t die' of tho pip, or gapn, to win a man’s love, just for the mere . “Bat you can do something toward or the cholery-morbus, or get drowned sake of winning it. Good-by.” . :it if you try.” “ I don’t want to try. Ten to one I or something, will be big enough to sell And John lUinsford was gone. • to the restaurant about in Juno. They sp’ile it." Eight years passed, bringing strange should 1 “ Then won’t you fix my mop and will fetch $•; a dozen, and a chicken ischanges with them. more popular where it is’ a spring K»t« Wsrtold. iotlw y~r. s»uo by : mnoU.t.ammw.It.n.oon .bou .b,, . ''but b>d.y. They'll wiggle Ibronfh chicken than if it would live long enough to get as tough as Methusel^*. had madeJier choice between the. mm “ Jon ro kcerittl. who lo«xl her. B»<1 bMMO « wi!« nnd a [ “ Yon can at lout fix the wra.lo.« iu They say that a spring chicken is adux' our chamber so that they won’t rattle uriuns-thing for to broil and mix up with toast. That's what I have heard. , w„„„ 1 so, and let in so much wind?" In all those veant she bod not sue’ . - , , . , ... T , » :„.r “ Don t bother, Susan. I am t in the Once in n great a bile we have spring cocdcd in forgetting John Riinsfora— , , , , . * , „ mood for work. Just you wash your chickens for dinner. Then we have the she had tned to do so. Her husband t ■ r .. preacher, or ciao some company, and 1 , . . , rr , , i ■ । ; dishes, and let me alone. ’ hod been kind to her. He had lavished _ ! , Having thus spoken Peter arose and eat at the seroud-band table, aud I can his wealth Alpou her. JJut she could not I a . . uui took his hat from tho floor where he always tell by the savory smell a going love him. She bau been a true and j, bad thrown it, and prepared for going i °n in the kitchen that broiled chicken faithful wife to him, that is, if a women |; out. His wite know very well his in- ! ought to be good enough for anybody, can bo that without love, but all the ■ tended destination. Hu was going to ' But if I can’t get something to eat white a memory lurked in her heart of the tavern, |jmsro where whwo he be would wouW be sure BBro to i ntoro more substautialler subslauuniier than tnan u a smell smett Ii a summer-time that had been .irang^y of crouiwl> and < dwBJa f*fl b*ok on roast beef. A sweet « and n pleasant of the na«nn because MMansBo e love u wberc he would drink more oy less. chicken don’t gather Khrewdncss like n that had como to her in it Titus far Peter bad not been iu the ’ owl, and it never picks up auy wisdom. The year, tadbroogbt ebay —J d‘ri^ng7otoi j rt » (.lehlellUringiik.’. I»x M to John Bainsford.^ He I babik waa growing upon him. As J you can show me a more stupider tiling wwvwb learning PRXRIDKNT (HUNTS F/AM'N ON TUX FINANCES. 8«rnator Joow, of Nevada (says a Wuhlngton diapalch), han obtained permission from President Grant to publish the foil -wior tlanal rrjnvrlty. T betirv*. forth, r. that th* time montmnut M from enchantment. Light shone on gay, bright faces full of tho glad ex-1 citemait of youth and life, and ou older and soberer, face*, for whom tho novelty and freshness of such gatherings had worxofi. Jcwdsflashetjandapaxkled.and scen inough of life to know this. “Step a minute, Peter," she eaid. “ What for ? ’’ ’“ Wait.and sec." Peter bad curiosity and ho waited. Satan left tho kitchen, and when sho returned she hod on her hood and shawl, with an umbrella iu her" hand. “ Sakes alive! Sa.“au, where ’r ye going?” “I am going with you, Peter; yon nro | , ! j i ' ' lent an nddcl brilliancy to, the scene. j Tho sir was full of strange and sweet j to tho tavern, and I shall keep perfumes. <The soft and mellow music , going _ uu company. from an unseen band made the air vi- Joa company, •Peter stared. " ■ brate with exquisite melody. “ Good graci us ! Susan, what ’r ye Kate Leith, in a dress of somo rich fabric, that set off the beauty of her tliinking of ? ’’ “ It is lonesome here without you, face to j.'erfcction, looked out upon the socne with a hope stirring in her heart Peter, and if there is comfort to be that was very sweet and tender. The found at the tavern why mayn't I go man wlo had loved her in the years and enjoy it with you ? At all events, gone by was there. Bhc was free now, I am going." “Susan!" and she knew that she loved him. If, “Don’t worry, Peter; I won’t say in all there years, ho had not forgotten a word in the presence of jjour cronies tr Ij ■ ------- — — --------her And then the woman’s heart stirred lto Jour We’ll only enjoy feeling that was inexpressibly "ourselves together. ’ wiUr . _ _ . . ... ** TV,. .-I-... “ Do you .null, really mt an it it, Snr*.n Baran */? ’”■ tender. Her life had lacked something “Pater, would yon stay biro all that gold- could not purchase. It was rd one in this house the whole dreary love that she had needed to make her life what the life of every woman ought day long? I um going to the tavern Peter was not entirely ojdivious. Ho felt the reproof. He took off his hut and hung it upon a peg. Then be scratched his head, and finally said : “ I declare, Susan, that is a pooty considerIde smart lectur’ delivered ut short notice. Don't let’s aay no more. Jcel yon take off your hood and shawl, and I’ll atay at home.” Susan went away and removed her outer garments, and Peter got his ham­ mer and nails and w« ut at work, and be­ fore noon lie had fixed a wealher-atrip ti{xm the door; had fixed the pump and the mop ; had tightened the cbambcr windows, besides having done various other little things that were needful. And, in tho afternoon, "So soon ?" ho said, slowly, and look­ sparred up by the accomplishment!! of ing thoughtfully off to the blue hills. the morning. De sought work on his She knew well enough what he was own account. thinking about And wlieu night came ho felt better “ Yes; I have lingered here too long and happier than he had felt before in already. Tliin summer has been a very a long time. And the good influence MRS. DOLbH UM'H LECTURE did ndt £«-du with the day. That proved attest summers of my Hf*’ I thick. ” luc luriiiDg-ppnit of a life. Thence­ “Canyon guees what it has been to Peter Doldrtr.n was inclined to be forward Peter Do!drum went on im­ proving until he became a thrifty and learned a lesson in it that I have never self-reliant mau. tried to lexm before. I have learned to love—to love you !” telb'ct or much worldly gooda. Peter A GOOD EDUCATION. ’ A swift color flashed into her cheek?. He was coming toward her, with a sweet-faced woman leaning on his arm. He saw her, and came forward with I outstretched hand. “I am happy to meet you once more,” he said. Her eyes drooped under hut gate, and a soft, hippy light came ami went in them. . She gave him hef hand with an eagerness that told how glad klie wai to sec him. “Allow me to present my wife. Lain, this in an old friend of mine, Mrs. Lrith.*? Every trace of color faded from the woman's face. But she gave his wife her hand in a smiling welcome, and murninred a few words of congraiulation, while her heart was covering up a sweet hope that Itad met a swift and sudden death. So true it is that smiles can hide an aching heart!—Ebon R Herford, in Water* Rural. Warhlnjttoc; Ito- Military admit, frv« of duly, photographic and lithographic . ,Tr. r.iiiur adopted- rigidly adhered to. VARIETIES. WaaTiixB-RKrorr—-A thunder-clap. Studiovs UiefuHowtng btUa: Itoqalrinr tb« varkrai branch** The American desert, iu Colorado, is a desert, not became deficient in fertil­ ity, But on account of an excess of alkali in the soil. The country is rolling but not mountainous, and the principal vegtatiori is sagebrush grearewood. The water of the small streams fa unfit to drink, and good water can only b« ob­ tained by the. boring of artesian wells. The Union Pacific raihoad has been obliged to provide a supply e( water for its engine by such wellr. Five have l»ecn completed, au l another is being bored. It is believed that such wells could be used for irrigating purposes, and that with the waahing-ont of the excess of salts from the soil the .“ dec­ eit” could be turned into profitable Doldrum was a day-laborer, in a amaU To read the English language well, to country village, owning a poor cottage write a neo*, legible hand, and be master strength and tenderncaa. Beneath Ira ai«d a j>oor piece . of land ; ' bnt of tho first four rules of arithmetic, so gaze, she felt how unworthy she was Ixrth cot and land might have! at to dispose of al emse, with accuracy, b-jen much better had Peter Dol- every qtieafion of figures which come “Ism soiry,” she raid, slowly. drum so willed and determined. In up in practice—J c«U thia a good educa­ He started, growing pale. fart, h's mt, which came from the tion. And if you add the ability to parents of his wife, was pleasantly sit­ write pure, grammatical English,'I re­ •‘Why?'’ he Hiked. “Because—this letter it from the uated, and the land had been once of gard it as an excellent education. These tho very best qualify. But Peter wm are the tools. You can do much with Ije answered not a word, bnt hia eyes natiafied to work for others who would them, hut you are helpteas without MABTiNsvinijE, Jnd., ehtimv te have wew ou her face in a strange, half- pay him, taking little hoed to the them. They are the foundation; and prtMiuci-d the large-n hog iu tbc United capacities and possibilities of bisown unless y«m begin with these, al) your States. It weighed 1,133 p-mii'^H. hr r* be true? Could itbethat the wom­ place. And yet Peter bad not lived flashy aUainmontK, a little geology, and Beamie ftuxiabes the world with an he hod thought to be so tiue and unhappily. His wife was a thrifty, 4,000,000 pounds of a year, writing, good-natured ▼«aasf telipua rubbish —Eiward Everett. womanly, Mid who had let him go oa “ ghost of a chance.” A good place to study the dead lan- hung his head. ’ Do not run in debt to the shoo-maker. It is unpleasant to bo irnablo to say your n>u<h di«conirt. Tula Aon* would aid greatly lu sole ia your own. A Naw Haven jmper offers to ex­ change six newwpoems on spring for a log anch lulcreat aa would coiamaod par in gold, to Senate.—Favorabl» bottle of cough sirup. Chicago has a female sexton, and she is charged with reserving all the best graves for the young men. A lunatic writes to ask whether, when a door is not a door, but a jar, tho door of redttupttou. ‘ . . Such I*gl»!*t.ou would Iuxurc » rrttira to acund toy Judgment, woik Mm bardllilp to th* debtor jam is kept in tho said jar. The Sioux City Journal describes one of tho belles of a ball-room as “ a grace­ ful little toad." She must have thonc lloanelai particularly in tho hop. A little boy commences his compo­ bill wu sition on “ Tho Horse ” thus : “ Tho horso ia a very useful animal; it has four legs—one on each corner.” dial.... Cknevh-Officeb—“ What nge, mad­ rpirltrd debato, am, shall I put you down ?" Madam (after mature reflection)—“ What have HrcfrUzj of the Trsoeury to »u»p*ai <ork on j.uh- you put down for tho lady overhead ?" Sc bulldiu£« tn certain caeca. One fatal objection to cremation is Wkdxksdav, Jauo 3.—Senate—Tho Con•ular and Diplomatic and reunion Appropriation that our gr^at men, whom we safely get rid of by burial would be continually “ rising, Phamix-liko from their ash- Approyrtolioil A paiison onco prefaced his sermon with " My friends, let us asy a few words before wo begin." This ia about equal to tho chap who took a short nap commlltt*.... March prraaitatton within tor Um* preacrlbed It'*’ aiudoru chc*l>-,rau»l«rt*tlc.u rra-.tiition—I'rcllug- NOT TO BE FRIGHTENED. An old Frond« ahoomiker, who b< listed that nothing could frighten i . .. Woodford prr*M*l«d a patlUuu from New Ycr« him, wm put to the test by two young men. One of them pretended to be dead, and the other, going to the shoe­ maker. induced him to “ sft up” with the supposed corpse. Tho shoemaker was in a hurry with some work he had promised to hare compkted the next morning. So be took his tools and leather and began working beside the corpse. About 13 o'clock at night a cup of black coffee was brought him to keep him awake. Ho drank it and re­ sumed work. About 1 o'clock the coffee having exhilarated him. forget­ ting that he was in the presence of death, he commenced to sing a lively tune,'keeping time with his hammer. Suddenly tho corpse arose, andcxdaimed in a hollow voice : " When a man is in tho jtrerenco of doth ho should not sing!" The shoemaker started, thou suddenly dealt the corp** * blow on the head, exclaiming at tue same time : “When a man is dead she should not apeak. “ It waa the taat time they tried to t care th© shoemaker. A cmmorMAM in Georgia finished his bermon, made the concluding prayer, It is said that it castor oil gave the blcsajng, announced a temperanco mealing, and in conclusion in­ with glycerine, and a few formed bis cvngrcgation he had now a tho oil of cinnamon added, of the caster oil ctw scaroely which be would sej *t only <1 a bag. before he went to sleep. James Biuaas and wife, of Kansas City, are a loving oouplc. James asked his duck of his wife, on the first day of ^farch, to put some wood in tho stove, and she wouldn’t, and ro be wouldn t, and -they both wouldn’t ever since. What a laving of fuel where love burns so bright and warm on the family altar. The tu cond case of cremation in this country ha- just been reported. How infinitely pathetic is the sample ttatement of the bereaved mother : Yscba»ay, Jane 4 — Senate —The Senate THE CAPITAL OF JAPAN. ern Capital. . of dry. Medanchodt Sncinx.—A little boy, on being threatened with • whipping, of oiulvalrnta. VTTiru drbta aflarward contractad [ She won’t stay iu the barn-yard, where tho belongs, any way you can fix it. It your mother has got flower be Is in the front yard—and it’s a mighty curious lu lb* iianda mother which ain’t—every last chicken iracllona cundactod In coin. on the place will gel ic to scratch them, if it takes till next Christmas ; and then good-by to the hyacintheit, and crocuses, nnd jerryauthems, and ail that kind of foolishness. Then is the time you want to have two jackets on, or-elso to forget to come homo early, if it was yon which left the lattice gate open. Anyhow, Durtoa tlmt’s my alvioe. Also, a hen is hard­ proai-rr*. hearted and cruel, and will kill every little desolated stray chicken who tries to associate with lier, own brood, and this is a good enough^ reason why she | is like n step mother. If a hen once | gets a fair hold of ajittlo chicken io ; shake it by tho nape of the neck it will never kick agate in ibis community or.inlutl spacta payment*, If they cannot Im more than twice. The freqnentcst bud habit which a hen has got is going off to the neighbwra to lay; but it ia generally aprcla to toe tryisg days wbleh eir* birth i« th* chronic for a lieu to do it, ami tho way for to cure her is to out her head off rind boil her dowa into soap. Sho won't go to the neighbors to lay many times after that, I don't think. Mikado and Tycoon. These were Kio-to a=d Ycdo, the later known tl rough the Dutch as Jed*, but officially .pro­ claimed us Tokio, about seven yean since, wh< n the Mikrdo abolished the Tyobonate, and as Teuco, or Emperor ; of Japan^ central z.'d the General Gov­ ernment, and established hia residence at Tokio, the moaning of whidi is East­ shade gnages—In the graveyard. Josh Bnmraoa says that codfish is as good us on umbrella to keep one in one of the w« n»l difficulties with a | chicken that the don’t know its place. Tlie fact that the capital of Japan is variously spoken of os Jedo, Yedo and Tokio is explained as follows: Formerly the country had two capital cities, known to Grangers as the spiritual and temporal feats of government, which were respectively the residence of the ooixje—The thought Nuw people are frightened by tl o Uinta. ...TIm -Indian the Scnatois’ houses iu Washington, j The beauty and talent of the reason j were there. The sicne was like on© , THE MAIDEN AND THE LILY. QUNGRKIMUNAL SUMMART A Chicaqo gentleman says that ho onco was io unfortunate as to get thoroughly fuddled. It was in Harri­ son’s “hard-cider” campaign, and ho had been in attendapoe on one of tho most enthusiastic of the meetings, and bad wit enough at night to know that bo was in no condition to meet his wife. He wnlked about the yard for an hour or two, and finally crept in and slipped quietly into tho bed, turning his back to hia wife, that she might not ’smell his breath. He was just beginning to con­ gratulate himself that she would not suspect his condition, wlun she broke out: “ You needn't taka so much pains, Joel. You arc drunk all through.” INDEXING FOOLS. The King of Persia onoe ordered his Virier to make out a list of all the fools in his dominions. Ho did so, and put his majesty’s name at the head, of them. The King asked him why, to which he immediately answeretl, “ because you intrusted ft lac of rupees to men you don’t know, to buy Itprtes for you a thousand miles off/'and who 11 never oome back." “Ay, but suppoae they come back?" “Then I’ll erase your name and put in tht-ira." Ax importer of Australian and South American meat ‘ately gave » luncheon in London of a rather peculiar nature. Six aoups were upon the "bill of fare, viz., brown rabbit, mulligatawny, kan­ garoo tail, mock turtle, lamb’s tail and haricot. These were followed by as is mixed tongum. drops of the taste be reoog- , boiled corned �IT. BARNUM&CO.'S COLUMNS. DRUGS, coahtry journalism has become we wi'I cite this fact: ' FRIDAY. JUNE It, 1674. Last wtask Bay City’ reoeived railroad' 1,226 kegs of lager beer. Lnnj»n& has a , home thief. DRUGS, |M»per fiends went into ca hoot and started papers just for the purpose of by ■ paying up enormue amounts of wood; - For this purpose every country paper sixteen-year-old NASHA'ILLE, TUESDAY, UUNE 16th. put this notice at the head o'f .its local erffomn: Wood Waxtkd — We will take Josenh C«M5 has been lodged in the Adrian jail for incert upon his wood on subscription for this paper. nieee. Bring on your wood .' THEODORE MAXSON, Yea, •’bring on your wood." Mark Pontiac is jiibilant bemuse it ha* . received the Ideation of the new In­ that! sane Asylnm. Now, what ore these rascals do­ DRUGS & NEDICIIES. The June term calender of the Cir- ing.’ cult Court in Van Buren Co, eorttWhy, they have been running, prises 101 eases. newspapers for wood until they have atmek bv liffhtning. Tuesday. serions damages was done. got all the wood in the country in No '.heir hands. And now wood is up— BOOKSSTATIONERY, they’re made a corner in it. JtlMi Jackson of Detroit aommif••Bui," the reader will ask, •’where ' ted suicide last Friday, at Palmyra is their Market ? What good will it near Adrian by shooting himself. do them?’’ J. M. Harwood’s house at Jackson Poor, ignorant soul! We’ll tell was hnsglariaed Sunday, night, and over $100 worth of property was ken, • ta­ yon: After these Only One Ticket JReqniredL for Jk.ll. The Mort Intensely Interesting and Novel Exhibition ever Seen in America—Specialities onr Great Feature—The most Gorgeons and Hippodramic Triumphal Street Pageant ever seco—The only 6’Performing Elephants in the World—The only 9 Performing African Hyenas in the World—4 Baby Lions, born April 22, 1874—5 Massive Golden Chariots, 2 Roman War Chariots, Roman Charioteers—Fearless Cavaliers escorting Grecian Beauties—Elegant Costurhes adorning shapely ladies—Elephant Conrsing, Hurdle Racing, Indian Game of LaCrosse. Foot-racing, Etc.— We use onr own race-track—Itcad our $350,000 Challenge—4 Acres of Exhibition Tents—It has no equal, do rival—The public and Press vouch for us. H. BARNUM & CO.’S PERFUMERY country editors, GRAND CENTRAL PARK MENAGER IE, ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION., <frc.. have got* all the wood in the country trying it on Grand -Triumphal Street Pa­ geant, Two Miles Long! Five Golden Chariots, Fifty Dons of Wild Beasts, Dromedaries, Camels, Ostriches, Five Elephants, Zebras, &c. od Wild Beasts Loose in the Streets, 2. A Tribe of Iroquois Indians, 250 Persons, 300 Horses, o at 9 A. M. each day of exhibition CHOICE GROCERIES, his mother-in-law and CONFECTIONERY, wife’s relations. And wood will go A little Jon of 8. A. Flowers of Bay Citv was accidently shot and tip to one hundred dollars if cord. 'killed, while carrying his father’s re­ Every one of these fiends will have volver down glairs. this advertismeut on one Whole side •Sunday four hundred British sub­ of his paper. • jects passed over the Central Railroad To Ckknationists.—Ten million on their way to the Red River country, cords of the best hickory, old and there to act as mounted police. dry, just lh*t thing for burning your John Pratt was drowned at the dam in East Saginaw Friday, The boat tn which he waa riding became unmanageable and went over the dam. Largest Show upon Earth—Every Nation of tho Globe represented—The whole World as oi tribhtors—Two Circuses, Two Menageries, One Grecian Hippodrome—A whole Tribe of Indians, Squaws, Etc. PATENT MEDICINES, On Friday nieht Detroit was visi­ into their -own hands, what do they ted by a flood, which flowed info do? Why, they go to work, tooth and basement?, doing $100,000 injury to toe-nail, and advocate cremition ! good,. They know perfectly well, just as Verdiea A Brown’s hardware store soon as cremation becomes a part of in Grand Rapids, was damaged by American politics, every man will be fire last week Thursday to the amount of $14,000 THE LEVIATHAN SHOW IS COMING Thirty years ago all these news- TOBACCO f CIGARS, Paint*, Oilu Ac Varniflhes, dear ones in the quickest lime possi­ ble. Old exchanges for kindlin thrown in gratis. Apply al this office. . and takes an udder glass of beer.” orado bachelors court so vigorously’ that the former are said to be reduced to mere skeletons. It’s sort o differ­ country they are mistaken. A Kalamazoo woman railed to the third power of widow hood has the photograph of her three departed lords in a'group, with a vignette of her self in the center, nnd under neath is the inscription, “The Lord will provide.’’ Horner voted iudustrously lor every body ebe’s measurea, and found it easy to gel through one of his own. It was » bill to auxhorixe Barbour Co. to issue Loads for the building of brl Igos and other necessary improve- inouta. The bauds were issued and .sold well, Homer Acriug the agen*. And now Harner and all the popula _ THE LARGEST CIRCUS CGLii We have engaged a competent ceeds of the bonds, bare disappeared Hundred, Ten where they’ve gone to. __ ■ M’MsE COttBELEA, r-f— r '. -> _ HUe Romelljn, ’ Mlle.Curlottn, -M’lle Marie, Mnffiuue Rutsa, Sig- Romellin, Cnrlos Romelliu, Rudolph Alette, Hurry ” y Wilcox, Stone, V Rolland, »___ i Den ——j Gee. Marrav. W. fl...i. . ■.■•• ~*== Charles Seeley, W.W. Nichols, c—( Lux.Roberta. Ma4s. Bonus* & Buddie Mfl-r-k-wba, &<•., &c, ET50 -PERFORMERS IN ALL.^>1 At least 10 per cent sav­ ed by buying at the city Drug Store, Nashville. Dry Goo/ls, Groceries Kats, Caps; Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c., Miehigeo are to decide whether the elective franchise shell be conferred on women. The question it tiu> most "The bright angel, are wailing for in Alabama, bat this neadn't prevent aay of at from trying to be as good as CIRCUS 1OO IV NUMBER. M’lle Cordelia, GFThc Most Marvelous aw! Wonderful Festo ever performed by Animals. Dizz’iuj Smr, of Splanflnr MAZES OF THE DANCE. KEEP TIMETO MUSIC, WALTZ. HOP. TALK, STAND ON THEIR HEADS. The Paragon of Bareback Riders. PLAY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Startle thn audience by th<-ir Wonderful M’lic Romclli. Signnrvttn Munoz. Juan Sagacity, forming a Thrilling Tableau of Alton], Mo>d:uncs Eleanor, Tbcnlta, JoCarlotta, Leonora, Ae^ Snrnor A Pyramid of Elephants! M-phene, ItomelH. Monxllomclll, W.W. Nichols, M n-pre»rnU.l on pirtariab, by G. W. Murray, Dm Stone, Wm. Rolland, Chieftain, Eiutcror. Mandrte. Sultan nnd Rudolph Mctto. Harry W itoox, Charles Victoria,the Five Educated Ek-phanto. Sfolmr, Charles Robt rfs. Mi'rkesr. MksUtb Budiiic & HnraAf, 4c., 4c., in their mrinus specialties, foruiing a Buvzn or Talent • never befonj equaled. I* offered tbal FIVE of tho tare^t. moot Co»l)y , aa^Mx- uiOoratiy 'NBVEtt BEHOttE EQUALED. Sports of Ancient Days Revived! Boman Chariot Races! Amazonian Charioteers! Jrecivi Baoaties! UluplLvita? Tlitr-lln Raoesl Camel TotiniainenU I Drome Lir‘n>4 Racing! ■ I n'lian G t-mw, L t Crosse, &e. Ju X> E/'XL. No lilVAL. Another $50,000 CHALLENGE DROWN AND BLEACHED, A Tribe of 100 Iroquois Indians STRIPES, OF WILD BEASTS. The Entire Earth ExploredRepresentatives of the Desert! Denizens of tho Jungle Terrors of the Forest I 400 Living Wild Animals! The Only 5 Performing Elephants, 5 Performing Bengal Tigers, and 0 Performing Hyenas in tho World. COTTONADh CHECKS, CARPET COTTON BATTR WARP, Grand FREE EXHIBITION A Colossean Collection COTTONS, DENINES Tl KID GLOVES NOTIONS fc DRESS GOODS, GTBead our $250,000 ChaJlengo Tho Triumphal Five Living Royal Bengal Tigers was ever entered nnd the animals per­ formed by their trainer. IS COMPLETE. $50,000 CHALLENGE UFADY MADE CLOTHING Nino Performing Hyenas That they have tho only group of In the World, in ono den. Besides the »1»ovc Challenges, any amount will be staked that this Combina­ tion la Bvrxaion in Evkby Rekpect to' all the ordinary Equestrian, Zoological or pretentious Museum exhibitions ever actin in America. 0O to #30 A SUIT. baadh Um Kocbwtor hand made , made Kipp at $4.25, — —j_all n 4*. —te —and —4 _warranted, . __ _ and Calf, at $6.60. Chil- Sugan, Teas, Coffeen, Spices, ground and whole, Oranges, Raisins, Kerosene Oil, deacribed in Raid ntorl cage are aa foUowa, A NEW FEATURE ADDED I . Ja’F’Hippodrnmatic Street Pageant sen ted. GO Cages of Wild Roman CUnriota. Grecian Beauties. 500 Men and Horses. Wild Beasts Ixwwe in the Htroeta, 4c., farming a DaxzUng ficeuc of Splendor Lever before equaled Doors open at 1 & 7 P. M. Admission W Cento—Children tinder 10 years of age 25 Cento. For particulars, sec Dcacriplirta. A TRIBE OF REAL Iraqi Jis Indian Warriors! Thrilltug Soenes of Savage Warfare! Indian Com bats! War Diuiccs! Hunting Scenes! LaCrosse! Hurdle Jumpiug by Af-a-r k-e-s-a, the great Indian Rider, Ac., &c. Doors open at 1 & 7 P. M. Admission 50 ULh.—-Children, under 10, 25 Ota. ___ <= —— For particulars, see descriptive bills. Will also ’Exhibit at market rales. of.Mid village. Dated Ifoahvilie, H.reh 101b, 1^74. ( uotjtwT Smits, Eaes ?x»xocx Alt’/ for Mertgape. [tfj M.,rg>»g»e. LARcTeSt In America, with nil the aciouiiilfc-bcd Riders, Gymnasts and Acrubata, Chiefs. Warriors. Rr iv«-* A Sq'mvra. Thrilling Bai'.lo So-nrn—Tiw Henlpiny Knife- Tlie Tom-tmwk—GAME OF LA CIIOSSE—Tl.c l*«nU*iuiinn of __ of Howes' Grv.-it L‘md-m (.’in-ns, Grecian POCATIOXTAS SAVtXCt Titli LlFE Hippodrome, Faiwr’a Engliah of Captain Jubu Smith. Tic and Iroquois Indian Tmnpo.as they appear ia the public strextM. Scenes of Wonder & Amazement! ehy, (that Iteibg the place of holding the ctotult ftowrt in and for Barpr countjr, M»ch.) ma,” remarked the last man hung in wwM Grand Ontsida Procession of a*xl day, in the city of Haningfl, st the important one ever submitted to the eUctors m this State. It should be be Decenary to aatiafy the amount due thereon and tho reaaanable ooMa and exthoroughly discussed, with all the r qteetUo In UUtK na.ure. — The Largest Collection in the World Rcprewntativra of the I >escrt I Denizuu of the Jun^l-1 TviTor* of the Forest! Dwcllcrauf the Polar R-gton! . Monsu-rs of the Dopp! THE EgTTBIUMPIIAL ClLUtlOTS thalli Shoes, —At the election to be held Au-this Stale in November neat, the men of MBUfiKRIK Q£? LIVING HLSWORTH & FULLER «nil .Xi-iuOths Dollara al i__ lnrex • ____ , io .. awe (be m .. - — t i ____ ■___ _____ Five Trained Elephants i IN AMERICA CO Chemist xchoicill carefully attend to .the compounding physicians' prescrip­ ( tions. lion of Barbour County, asd the pro­ nnd the bond holders are wondering SANGER’S j $100,000 CHALLENGE ; Trained Animals t WiixKEA*. Cbrirtupber Grozetige? of NaafeviUe, Dxrry Conaty. Michigan, did on Ilia Eighth day of October. A. D. Ib69, make and oxocuto io Ehen Pennock of par­ ry. Barry County, Michigan, a certain mortgage to recure the payment of of a «er- tho said mortgage wax duly recorded in the office of the Regular of Deeda in Barry Co., Mioh., on tho ISth day of October, A. D. IWi'.i, in Liber ••JI” of morfgagea, on ‘ DollarsLBRITISH That IhU U tho only Ijh’bttlon uo Eirth UrU; ] Lno-r. t..b» iWmH This is a very rash spring. Nine of ten men who carry red noses fry it to ‘Something throwing out a rash.” There’s more lie plwmt this nose burness than there ought to be. His name was Joseph Southweath­ The Bioaut Hadi. Ybt.—Three er abiding place Philadelphia, and he Kansas mon are charged with having would smoke in bed. It was a suc­ stolen a county. They staked it out cessful case of cremation. and called it Barbour. Then divided Mr. Jonos carries his money in his the county offices among themselves, hat, and the other day when lie saw taking two or three apiece, and sent the entire supply going off on the certificates anil affidavits to the cap­ winds of heaven, he bitterally remark­ ital. Their credentails as a county ed, -Tlint’s what you get with your infirnal inflation." were forwarded. Al tire general election over two hundred and fifty Mrs Grant cried, Nellie cried, Sar­ votes were coat mto the ballot­ toris looked sad, tho president blew hrs nose nud then the newly-married box after the Phiiadelptia fiuhion, couple went alxrard the steamer and W. H. Horner was chosen Io rep­ Bawl tic. resent Barbour in the lesjslaturc. AXD W" IROQUOIS INDIAN TROUPE I Henry Barnum........................................................ Manager Ii offered on the fiil'.ovtBg »prel«ltje», to wit: J ent down east where many a woman । George Barnhart, who committed a who never suffered such -extreni •rape npnn the little girl Alice Forres­ hardships, grows up to be a skeleton Have received their saw SPRING STOCK, ter in Quincy, March 23d last, was in some man's closet. , consiaiing of sentenced to State Prison for life The girl died from her injuries in aThere were only sixteen railroad 'bout four weeks after the crime was accidents iu England last month, committed. She was but ten years whi'e the United States had twentyold. Barnhart is forty-five, and has a one. If they expect to scoop this wife and five children. Charles Lumm was murdered at Delhi last Sunday, and Allion Den­ ison, Adalbert Fryant, George Mun­ roe, John A, M inroe and Lucy Mun­ roe his‘‘woman,” and Lillie McLucas, have been arrested as perpetrators of the crime. They all went out there from Lansing Sunday a visiting. Tli<* reason assigned for the commirion of the deed is that Lumm was altogether to intimate with Dennison “girt,” and the green-eyed monster was uodoubtly the incentive. The manner of Lu mm’s death was by poisooing. Sanger's English Menagerie of Trained Animals 250,000 MEDICINAL PURPOSES. . Colerado girls is so scarce and Col­ Howes’ Great London Circus, GRECIAN HiPPCDROME! Open to all comcra, of FOR the depot and crushed to death last Josus loves me. Dot bothers me so Tuesday. . I got streight up und valk on de floor Battle Creek’s haunted house wax ■struck by lightning last week Thnra -day and was completely shattered. It was occupied by J. M. Gernsey, who . was made deaf for some time, and ’’his wife was thrown down and badly shocked. The ghost is laid low. TZonsolidnted for tho season of 1874 with CHALLENGEWOOSpedaF Wonders I Pure Wises and Lijaon Then these editors will be rolling Julius Adams and Frank Price, the jnvinile horse thrives spoken of in in wealth, instead of glue nnd molass­ ’IheNicwa n tew week* ago, have es, and rtiey wouldn't no more think ’been arrested, eight miles from Jack­ of exchanging with you than running son. -j * . a patent outside. . Frank McKeever, while bathing a t All, this is a deep-laid plot! South Lyons, Monday was taken with a cramp, whereupon ?. N.Starks A German saloon-keeper in Mil­ went to Iris rescue, but both were lersburg says : "Ven I goes to mine drowned. . bet I sleeps not goot. I drams in D. S. Harrington a trackman nt the mine head due. I hear them vemeus Ce.ntral depot in Jackson was canght prayin’ and singing in mine ears dot 'between a car and the. platform of DEN. STONE'S COLOSSAL CIRCUS, AYLSWORTH & FULLER Hastings, Monday, June 15th, Charlotte, Wednesday, June 17th. �pres*, bat h< wont do it FRIDAY, —Stranger* spare _gf*g is punting that YAYXEE I0TI0I8 —lot Sunday Charles Lentz a good married Christine Mauch, at Wood­ land and has n«w gone to be a farm­ wedding QIMPSON it WEBSTER. Black- we understand y-attended. —Plenty of rain.. If it wasn’t for the rainbow we should think.about another flood. —The brick GliOCKRIE't Drags,ra«rNMS pay the Highest Market Fries far "dwg** by foe the convenience of the public. having CmCTNS. his Jacknon and purchased a nice bsna getting him a license* —Pari* Green» Chipman HARDY i AINSWORTH, -­ new bngry- T) HH<MAN.. ■E. - - JUSTE 18, 1874, ATTENTION, ALL! FELLOW Ghrisli* School Bookaf ' POTATOES, CORN, APPLES, OATS, SUmeSand Waa4e«]Ware, And all kinds of Goods walls of Truman’s store are already finished* The cor­ Clover Seed, 6k. REDUCED 20 PER CENT nice. which is galviaized iron and Delivered al their all about the Fourth, and how Nash­ p LEM ENT SMITH, y_________ _ ville will pas* the day. gASTMAN A YOUNG, interesting chapter of Chronicles at There isn’t another single brick in lhe county that —Mrs M. J. Timmerman read an the temperance Friday meeting, can beat it iu looks ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Thr CMd and finish, when completed, l —We have received a naw change, the Berrien County JoumcJ, LATH, SHINGLES, published at Berrien Springs, Mich. —Qnr advertising columns of the It is edited by Dr. L. K. Barnard, WATER LIME, extra which is to be issued ou show formerly of this county, As it is the SALT, day are crum full of adds of our busi­ first paper Berrien Springs ever had HAIR, STUCCO, ness mon. we understand the citizens had a job uight QBNRY H. WOOD, Justice of the Peace, OBt* wHb CTrai-«l BmUK N—hvIUa, Mkb. L1EBHAUSER, tailor ' Boot, and Shoe., Preaching here at 7,30 Sabbath evening by Presiding the seat of Berrian Co., is the home of the best men of that Co. and will un­ doubtedly give the Journal a Elder. good support. —A neat and tasty awning has —The following letter explains it­ JJASHVILLE HOUSE. Carr. G. -4 IIV McConuicz, Proprielor. IaTaIC, - MlnHlnran. fc., —Quarterly Meeting next Sunday ideation on publication day. Berrien House? five Springs is a nice little town, the Co, Our motto is to sell aa cheap as the cheapest, give 16'osa. to the lb. and the right change every time. fe., oa strictly law- at the Hamilton School milers south. P PARADY, M»ouf«clurer of ffrt j-tl ai Coal Bar- ex­ been erected in front of Downing be. self. If the ordinance is worthless, Alien’s store. The other half of that our Council should see that we have block is minus both an awning and one according to the requirements of cornice, and looks bad. lhe law, and one by which justice —Next Nashville will can be rendered Tuesday enjoy a holliday. The bands will to whom justice is HARDY A AINSWORTH, D. C. GRIFFTT* Proprietors. WhatN o w FURMITURK IWACTUBT! SMITH & PUTNAM JACOB LENTZ SPUING and SUMMSR G Hardware Cheaper due. play, the Kangaroo whistle and the JIxiTixai, Jtnre 8lh., 1874. Pariir, lanrj, Dinin, OEct GEIERAL FUMTUHE! |JN10N HOUSE- a lion mar. Already our devil skips Edito* Nasavnu Nawa: Oliver Ohilled Plow with expectation and with a compli­ F. Daxcsa, Proprislor. which they guarantee to give aatlifhctien or Bally Liquor Cane, ibat under the Charter, MlchUran. mentary in his pocket. no sale. They are also Belling'tho Bally could not be imprisoned, I did not so hold. Whsl I did drelde ws«, Ihst Charlotte Plow and Drag, Union Together with a full assortment el —Every one interested in our na­ Ordinance not limiting the fine Io one hnnChum, Empire Wringer, Rathtional independence, that our fore­ MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKAMa burn Stoves, Jefferson Nails, fathers gave us, are requested to turn and all first class Goods in their line. AND CARDS, BRACKETS. with the 534 Section of lhe charter which IV M- JONES, out to .the sojourned meeting for mak­ read, as follow- : “Th - Comm m Connell DUSTERS. ACL AcC., Don't fail to give na a call. ing arrangements In celebrate the BMTH k PUTNAM coming 4th, at McCormick’s hall to dollars. unless a gfe-der amount is her - in autboriied, and Imp-i<cotncn'^nt rxce-d mz nighL ninety day*, or t>otb, in the discretion of —We have received the initial num the Court.”- The Justice act. Complied COFFINS AND CASKETS, Laws. Chapter 17V, See. Nth, confines and her of a lively little temperance sheet limits the Juriediriiou of Justices to offenaea HOBACK HOLTOY Of all styles and aiies. ami MTTTaT.1 called the Catisaders. and published punishable by fi ne not exceeding one hundred baa opened a dollars or imprisonment in t bo County Jail furnished to order. at New York at $1 per year It not not esceeding three mnaths; therefore piiffrrllanrouff ^Jvirtisrwrnts. Store SHR DUDS A ND COFFIN LIN­ only advocates temperance but ex­ juetieea have no j i»tifioUiom to hear and Grocery and Prorlson determin charges for offantes punish able by Next Door North of Aylsworth's, INGS kept constantly on hand. poses vice of every description where a fine not limited^to one hundred dollars, or E. M. OA.TES, NEW GROCER! STORE! ever it may lie found. .Dale’s Mill and Provision Safe! Yonn &e-. Km. II. llATroan, Circuit Court Commlsrioner. have a Grove meeting commencing July the fourth ned continue over the fifth. All lovers of the Lord and Bring your solicited. well filled. - Baby Cabs aib Peraihlabn! . MRS. STEBBINS lhe City Drag Store. Nashville, April 24th, 1874. which will be told G, A. TRUMAN. LOW FOR CASH. a ’ HORACE IIOLTOX’. Ur*. HOLLER, we read of in the Bible. The past few days have been exceedingly warm. Those Unit caq’t afford Proprietor of tho But all their wants may bo supplied Al D. a Allen'e stora. fans WOLVERINE MILLS! use a shingle or a clap-board. — AND — Sincp putting the above io type a desires U> inform the eilucas of Nashville sod vicinity, that ah* has ojfened change has occurred and linen clothes have given way to overcoats. AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF Spring Millinery Goods. MRS. L. O. CROCKER first door south of Smith & Put­ nam’s Hardware. NEW GOODS AXD WILL KEEP COSSTASTLT ON HAND A Csmplele Assortmsit Of Milliaery and FANCY fiOODH Wo have on hand a fine stock of Store of Theodore Mur on. Comes $• Grid at I .oat. soar 1874 will be proeecuted forthwith un­ states and territories, has twice trav­ leu paid immediately. eled the bntire length of the “Father Castleton June 11th, 1874. of waters” has had innumerable hair breadth escapes, never was severely READ! MIBK CLOTHING, SANT SIDE #F MAIM 8T., NASHVILLE, SWH, Miss Bell Truman, Mrs. Butler and Horace Lee (George Fleming pre­ ir, the old balemender of Chicago, issued of trareliug swindlen. DRESS GOODS. fifths that are now Christians to • the Notions, Boots, Shoes, -*11 MStoi.A as much as music, by the Dish GRIFFITH & KERR Are new prepared to pay the Highest Market Price for any amount _of good, clean Wool, delivered at Nashville, and will furnish the farmers with Salt at the lowest price. And a full line of funded. viz; —Hardy, & Ainswoflh, Downing at the City Drug I ALSO KEEP A FULL LINK OF THE BEST For sale at the City Droz Store. Store of Theodore Max- & Allen and Griffith k Kerr,-— and all our readers ka jw that t he yonr wool ChrOer. —Try a boUla of lbs new Hop Biurrs. wool market than Nashville, There will be three firm buyers in tho field ket. Farmers bring ■r. FOWL.ES, HEADQUARTERS zf-zr/tcze m>o3Gd: $14 to S45i or Quart, under Downing Varnishes. al the City Drug Btore. PROVISIONS AGRICULTURAL implements, CAPT. BOISE INCLUDING THE Srotrrics and gwvisiaw, Coquillard Wagon .warranted and complete for $85, the Robbins’ combined Corn and Fallow Cultivator for, $4 5, tho No. 3 Steel Plow for $16.50, and the No. 17 Chilled Plow for $16.50. to Nashville, and get a better price for it will take iu exchange for Goods Jewelry han you e*o get in any of the adjoin­ al Dtcoimti —Thomas Ghrist, a farmer living Ornes-182 Maio St,’ oppudte Hibbard between Lawton and Paw -Paw, has Hoom, Jackson, Mich. -«5 been arrested for catting away Land- WOOL! WOOL! New Detroit Stoves I WAKKANTFD FOR ONE YEAR, AND IN —Demary's Jewelry is all of the latest ICE CREAM every evening ings or Chnrlotte,—can afford a better phere's dam and causing A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE IB READY AIMS CBOCKESY anxious seat, and it is probable that nothing could work upon the feelings ing village or cities. Diseases of the Eye and Ear. WOOL! Cardin# Machine NotJme. ap­ ACUTE AND CHBONK DISEASES more competition, the better the mar­ CIISUIPT10N, EPLEPTIC FITS, k WOOL! Jfj/ propriate. Music has brought three- The clip iu this section wit! un­ doubtedly be a heavy one thia year of all kinds. which will be sold low for eaah and no place—not excepting Hast­ CATARRH, ASTHMA, Where you will find everything yon want iu the Hardware Line, and at Lower Prices than any other place in Barry or Eaton Co’s. The music rendered by Mrs. and FRESH MEATS, Dr. R. C. TSOMFStN, D. PVBCHAS, ■tner. M«alc, Street Hnslc. thanking the public for past favors solids a of a drunkard ooatinuaoce of the aame, and would sweet music. inform the public that they will EYE and EAE! Jl*ew Hardware! Mrs, Isrs ul CGIIm’s fiiikn, \ kick ve will cleat oat at cost for CASH. his little hatchet. evening was excellent, and very Nashville, Mieb. would respectfully solicit the attention injured untill last Saturday when he ent the end of his left thumb off with meeting at the Christian Church Fri- pound al Daozhcrty'a. ROE & CLEVER, HALT AT THE SIGN OF THE WOOL CARDINC H AC BINE! Nashville-, • - IMtich. Richard Graham living southwest of the village.has traveled in thirty three siding at the organ )at the temperance MEAT MARKET! All tills 61 CoMtiry Prodnce Idea in ftcime for Goods, at tie digest Martel Price. The Highest Market Price paid for Country Prodvce. LOCAL MATTERS. his baskets P. Holler Groceries, Provisions, 4c Straight Coffee A. Sugar for 11 eta. —There is soother hot place that at the-City Drag Store of Theodors Max- JEW MILMNERY STORK tr-vT* Call and get my prices before you purchase. It wifi enable you to buy yonr GOODS LOWER. • Grove Mekttxg.—The First D.iy Adventists of Assyria Center will are A LARGE STOCK OF “LIGHT .RUNNING DtMESTW,” The standard Sewing Machine of the nation. Polk county Iowa boasts of a wom­ Tboao wishing a machine will do well to go efl*some three years ago. Tais is an who cut the logs for the lumber not the first mean trick he hai from which her house was built. She done. A FULL STOCK OF First Clasff Goods, several other dams on the Paw Paw river to To which he invites the attention of the Public, He sella BOTTOM PRICES FOB CASH! TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE. and a fliwt-elaHS □Tinner When we first entered upon our jour- 1EF- Those Laving anscltled »cmother of fourteen children pot yet forty years old and never received a counts with the late firm of Downing of tho Lawton Tribune, on a seventy- dollar in money from her hnsbaed. are made five dollar mortgage, but it cost liim trouble and costs. $300 to do it. When he reads this phis that each ono has to take from item he wili feel like "piemg” our eight to fourteen gills to a picnic, aud forms as he did some throe years ago alt want to hang on his atm atonco. naiastic career, we remember that (in the Moon-shine) he took posession DOWNING & ALLIN. Kept constantly on hand to do all kinds of Job Work. Troaghing a speciality. „ Eave- Nashville, Nev. 1st, 1878. L. C. BOICE. C.'C. WOLCOTT �MINERAL ROCK SPRIIB, ■ him out Mid banged him. zxss. rite. CHIUMtEM'S in Eighth street. New York city, the other day stores maeMSS, in aU psrle nr the wo’Jd- . BOOKSELLERS AMD SUTIONERS. JXNNtN. McCLrftO4 CO , tlTI > ll»Blais. W. B. KKBX, CiKirii CO., 115 ^185 Stets. ROOTS AMD SHOES—WHOLESALE. DOGGKTT. BARRKTT A IJILLS-. 33 te SI Lake, esraxsrs’ntl’foAirii'kLt co^mTss. G. A. BXCIUKDfluN A CO., IM to IM Franklin. wtfe. and then kilted himself. . -Harvey Thomas, residing In Mayflsld FOAMlit. ' —It la reported that Germany is working to VINECAR BITTERS Dr. J. WSSePs California Vin­ CARRIAGES. ROCKING SLEIGHS. Eta. . financial scbstnPB. o,rc^i2rJJffibr ENGRAVERS' STENCILS AND STOCK. FURNITURE <reHrfd an the ffOoiat Aaslralip, and 74 Uvea were lost . ,, , aud all drowned. -In the French' Alrtwmbly, on theMfnet.,' —Three boy* were drowned in the Alle­ gheny rirur. at Pittsburgh, last week, by the the General Election bill waa taken up, aud a brought the order was sent beck to Mallett with stetmy tebate fallowed. M. Brisaou, a Radical, a polite request that that official should step up p> the course 6f a Idtter speech, taunted Ute to the Secretarj's office. The Chief Archi loci Zanesvlllo, Ohio, won't to ait up with a afok Uouapartiata with leading Franco to Sedan. neighbor, lhe other night, parting their foua GUNS. CUTLERY. FISHING TACKLE. COaI-b*tgO, ' IMPERIAL AXLE GREASE. on. B. avnrr A CO.. Mfr*., IQ to 1« »«Han. LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD MANUFACTURERS #. W. BLATCHFORD « CO., NNortN Clinton. UNSEED OIL AND OIL CAKE MANUFACTURERS. B. w; BLXTCnrOMD a CO., 1» North ctlstoa. LOCKSMITHS' AND BELL-HANGERS' MATERIALS. Gorerumait iranfpertalinn and for charitable unchanged, aud thirty days' uotioo must be giren of auy intended change of schedule fcrent ahipirerr, or any duunminationa lu the delivery of freight, exeept according to priority of ahipraent. It is also provided that, th© railroad company receiving freight for tranejKrrtatiou over other roads iu addition to ita own line ehall bo ronpoasiUe to lhe eldpper for tho safe delivery of the freight al ita des­ tination. Each violation of any of the forego­ ing provision* te to be pu>ii*lio.i by fine not l«m than #W0 nor more than #5.000. . —The Erooklyu Board of Education haa pronounced against mirod acbooli!. —Tho House Crenmittee on Civil Rervief Beform (Batter, Cliainnanj have resolved that the comuiittlo do not recommend any «.« j ®’rlb* Bkls.or st retail.os A aow. O. W. MS0Q0.00: SLW14UI.»>. ; So. 3 Spring. |14*H9tJOW ; Ko". 3 Spring, Sl.lUfl.lS. Cort—No. X S»N« lent in the valleys of 00’’ great rivers • throughout the United States, especially tlM*e of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missonri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ sas. Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, .Mobile, Savannah,-Ronnokc. James, and many others, with PUMPS. WOOD A.'SD PORCELAIN CYLINDER PIPE. Etc. 23 A. 23 E. Randolph St., Chicago. their vast tributaries, throughout our FAEM EXGIXES. ~ entire country during the Sammer and Aatuipn, and retwkably so during rea­ sons of unusual boat and dryness, aro in variably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of tho stomach and liver, The Best Portable Farm aud other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ SHOT. erful influence upon those various orCHICAGO uioT TOWER CO., TO North C Ila ton. gaas, is essentially necessary. There SHOW-CASE MANUFACTURERS. m no Cathartic toy the purpose equal to Du. J. Walker’s Vihbgar Bittkus, ns tlicy will speedily remove tho dark­ colored viscid matter with which.,tbo towels are loaded, at tbo same time STEAMSHIP LINES. stimulating tho secretions of tho liver, and generally restoring the healthy JOHN AND WATBB-BTA., CIMCIMHAT1.0. WHITE LEAD. ZINC AMD COLORS MANUFACTURERS. functions of tho digestive organs. CHICAGO WHITE LBA DA OIL Cc-,Graeb A Fulton. LANE & BODLEY. BT. LOVXB. WmuT—No.5 Cbiciga, $1.0W.W. Coax-No. 2, CINCINNATI. Xaax>-10ii<DI*ic. MILWAUKEE. ENGINE, LANE & BODLEY Fortify the body against disease THE SATURDAY EVENING POST Oldest Literary Weekly in America. 3 s^i 83 0^ iWb? o 3 Bq pTJ-T’ g. p 5 Sc 1 “ THE BEST FAMILY AND STORY PAPER PUBLISHED. * 3 « ••ScB’Y - ~ 3 — ° »• • IOWA AND NEBRASKA! a s-q §■» Good Hccoud-hand ristio«, $125 to $200. *’ .-ewood piauO, $»0 to$800. K«* £*-•» ’ New 8qus> ...|u»re Grand pianos. $350 to $475. Warranted to please, j>ieaM>. ot money refnndod. refunded. NO PAYMENTS REQUIRED, AYER’S CATHARTIC PELS, rpt tntarssl.iKI aflk y»ar. IlibtoLi ate l<.nf Nrssr.M, |.>w fax**; and tree A J'r«« Fars buA Low Frn*Ate oa Naas. For all the purposes of a Family Ptysic, CURING O Tt> PHYSICIAN- «)« BWrfp. t«kB UUO ttt- 1K.~. »». able. -iwirfol «I b.rUburu .nd on. quwl ol wah-r. M,i all togelhrr and apply to the b.eai( with a soft sponge; thcu rub the bead wiib a dry towel. Useonon a xrdek. age shall be charged at tho following rates: “ Mb^diaka” is $lio title of a »ew, J ustiro to the poor white uen of tho South, ‘ Newspapers and periodical publications issued and claims that it will injure them iu a book jnat ahsaed by Scribner, Arm­ -------- -—strung & Ofc", of Kdw York. Tho book three rente for each.pognd or fraction .hereof. The New Hamtxltiro LegMature met in 1 “ rephte with adventure and wild Life caUraly karnltt*. THI8 PRINTING $146,000 ^FilbofttfTbNMi i» notu panHC.'a—:■ ola cure Tor sveryttahig. bat 4* a-catboUron xr malirinaa di ear »■, and day by day arhls •esh laurels to its rrown of glorious auceere. 151, Weston, 182. iutfl'a Anti-PrrVwtte Ih knttl anti takai, RAU„BOAD lyrfLMVBJM*. Vi^jijtMTd^TOlf.K iDstHnle, rite.. WIDEN SUNBEAMS FREE TO BOOK A8EMTS. aakyte.' barter T W. UuCSK.Trea FvSfK*. Mauaser, Hoatteu, Texas. OR. WHITTIER, Si Lnngeet eagagea, and m»ei n.r.»,»J EMPiOYMEIT. ■h'K NOVELTY PRIIFIIR PRESSES DR. WHITTIER, So ternate ran dr. term Mo. ®T St CharlM StresL tt Unix, Ma. ew& IBwinine to «n KA‘l. BENJ. O. WOODS, FRiHTina M.ixm.1, a r«medn FOR FEVER & AGUE for Piketon trf ttM Dr. J. 0. ATKR A CO. lotol, Hua, system of medicine, nu vwiuuugoA, u<» an Uinluiinitica will free the syrtcui hum wernu like these Bittcra. For Female (kimphcnts, in young or old, trnirrit'd «>r single, al the dawn <«f wr manhood, or lhe turn of life, threw Timk Bitters display so decided an influence that improremeut'ie anon perceptible. Cfanw-the ViUatml Blow! when­ ever you find iu impurities bumteg through the skin in Pimples, Enniuons, i» S«fy; cloanM it when you find it obstructed aid slnggiah in lhe rein*; deans© it when it is foul; your reelings will toll you when. Kn p lb© blood purr, and the health of the rtateet will follow. • • R. H. RfcDONALD A CO.. I-n>r<i*U ntul G .-n. Agts.. Sen Kranriabi, (talltorota. PROFITABLE racrom. a tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Biltera have no equal. Such Dioceses are caufcd by Vitiated Blooi. Mechanical Diseases.—Persons en­ gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as Plumber*, Typc-reltcra, Gold-beaters, and Miner*, as tbor advance in lift, are aubject to paraJyFii' tf the Bowels. Tp guan! •gainst this. t*AC a dote of WalxRK'x Vis­ eoar Bittkm <krationally. For Skin Di rfwes, Eniptiow, Tet­ ter, Salt-Rheum, Blotche*, Spots. Hmplo*, PuxtultM, Boil*, Carbuncle*. lting-wi»rtu*. Scald-head, Sore Eye*. Eryrfprbi*. Itch. Scarf*. J^coloration* of the Skin. Hninors and Di-esMra of the Skin of whatever Baine or nature, are literally, dug np and canted out of the firsr-m in a -hurt time by the ur.of tbene Ilktera. TOBnGaEnS a . I’r,>)S$sia»*, New Oitew. Fan BAER nt ALL ’PKtAaum. —n. xnu»te For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Goat, Bilious, Remit­ “THE THRESHER OF THE PERIOD. B. M. WOKTHJXOTON. Madiaou. Win. weighed in bulk Mil tho postage paid thereon by purifying al! its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus forc-anned. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pam in the Shoulders, Coughs. Tightness of tho Che#, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Month. Attx»ck«. Pnlpitatution of tho Heart, Inflammation at tho Lungs, Pain in the region of tbo Kid­ neys, and a Hundred other painful symp­ toms. are the oflsprings of Dyspepsia. Ono bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise­ ment. Scrofnla, or King's Evil, White Swellings, Ulcer*, Erpupcl**, Swelled Neck. Gottre, Scrofulout Infiatnamtions, Indolent Indaitejiation*, Mercurial Affections, Old Son*, Eruption* of the Skin, Sore Bye-, etc. In the»e, as in all other cuwtitntional Di»ertes. Walku’s Vutkiar Bitthm have *buv.n their great curative powers ia tbo most obstinate and intractablo com. Pin, Tape, and other Worms, TEXAS FAMILY »»< ,.r th. w>u: .raw. bo.av.r, nfwad to vote al alL -Parana Brownlow haa writieu a letter in I uppeudtioa to the Civil Rights Hl). He bases t Remittent and Inter­ mittent Fevers, which are sc preva­ Tmr Obk.lt Mhdicai. Bknobmation.— _______ ' Thf< S'itaniG ITHfirji that preparations UR niCTURE RAPER .t.M ircnuded । which inflame -the brain are, in any •rboj want J Httm! ....... .............. MMau,"w aense of the word, rtmedira, has bevn .......4......... t irj.isa.fiKj ■ orertfirotrn, and can never be rc ettabFKK DAY Ceanalsstoa । linked. The wonderful effects which QstoO Salary,and sapeniaa. Wi 7-............. । haTO BlMadeJ^hoT»M» of Dn Wankkb'r tb.....,^....# r,*M,83« , ViNRciAri BrrrkiM m an antidote'io the ra'u.tetaifm causes of disease aud a cure tor every iudius_____ At.e33jn coutrollabla aliment,'hare-detnoMiririeil ARV I ssneins Ike address of ion >«rmni with 10 Si l^e nlkcr falboy of the doctrine that Rni lets, will rwslTSjrw. s hesetlful Chromo BatartS paid by United Wats*. 1J ’ alcohol is n tonic aa well at a nthnulant. ONE I Interest r«|>aid by trau>|*>rt 6,093,430 The Now aud incomparable Vegolablc t--,t I Bemady which haa anperseded the ' J deaib-dranght uf rum bittcra, is aa free —A compromise Currency bill .-c.mw as - L . the ’ from every intoxicating t element agreed upon by the Cungre-.tei.al oonf<re»e« Hea've^TJrt’^ teiw^'iaTavkrTARRANT’S SELTZER APERIENT I, tu.,- ru IJ r-.-V the ■ »tv>n«'.ioiy. «lt>t tB.u l committoe. It is in aubetance tho lluuse bill. • orating the nervous, reHeying the biltho most Important change being that the ions, curing the dyspeptic, purilnng proportion in which United Stale* notew are to the Ijlood til the fcru'fnkuia, Btorengthcnbe retired, an national bank currency is issued, j iug tho debilitated, arresting premature a >— • . _w---------- . I -» A 1- t—w- J ! >—-—y aud ' i WOikuCNRJBU^ irilZ. i. m , Truly a grand firmed a. itocretary of lhe Treasury. The — The Committee or. rostefficca of tho lower bonae uf Oougrcta have prepared a bill pro­ viding that on al! newspaper* and {xiriodical publicahoas malted from lhe teen office* of publieaiiow, or a news agency, aod addreaaed MANILLA MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS. TH A OOWXX NAB8LB CO.. II North Clark. P. W. »Vi ITU a CO.. Deiters iu Hough sod ElnItlrsd Msrtls, «v M. Vas Barto. MUSIC. SHEET AND BOOK. AND DEALERS IN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ORO. F. BOOT A SO58. 10» Stats. PIANOS AND ORGANS. . • M1VTTT 1 •KGAJt Bitters the moat wonderful Invigornnt that ever sustained the -inking <ystein. j i Persoil can take these Bitters acronling to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bouee are not de­ stroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond "‘huIobb. Pom- »rr.«KJK.W. tard-H&IISie. TOUEDO. Ulf.n at his father, a —Advices from the West foreshadow a A Co^ on the corner of Madison and Market at the hoU Wtir-sr—Aaibrr Michigan, JI.MiJl.3T general Indian war. smile overspread hia face, aud he yelled —Four petson a were killed near Elmira,.' —In the Iloformod Presbyterian Synod, in «. ... uo, DETIUUT. av. a, »«ag n,a “ ,l» '•? »' “* »«<«. « h« <““C Wmkat—Extra, $1 ; freight-train ou the railway, while attempting I peered from the gardengnt'*, “ Itwasn t unanimously not trf fellowship members of to cross the track in a wagon. i George Washington Tho boy’a CIJIVELLND. tho Patrons of Husbandry or at y other recret ~ ' father did not act in'the anmo manner order, which wore deneuhoed as "ensnaring, WAKCML xzrn nDUWMUL. M did the of G w bo deceptive aoa sinfull’’ —The Kaoretary of ths Treasury haa di‘ ’ * —Two death* have occurred in Harrisburg, Mollbl UhM Tr.««r.ra Sn lol Sf X«“» “J oI .nfontate ™HOUSEHOLD x>. r...... .a t... __ u «ll gol I on U>. Ilr.1 ax' Uuxd ’ getoce were beard ia that locality for panacea Tburadays each, and <1,.000,060 gold on the some time afterward. second and fourth Thursdays cash, or $5,C00,- j -------- '■ 1 1 *— —AMD reived in St. Lottis ou the 1st insL from 000 during’June. True enterprise. FAMILY Panola county, Mia*., and sold at auction on -Th. public dabrna daaraarol «<,«%&» > Tho Chicago and Northwoalcrn raildarloc u» »o»lh it Mur. acoordlo, to lb.1 »»? >• •bowing tare entorpri.o in lhe LINIMENT. —The subatitute reported by Senator Win­ omoia alalomu,. .pp«>d«l bJow, ’“J “ making Snown the nuunroe. dom, from tho Transportation Committee, for «< b«a............................ ...11J1M«W» I great horthreal m the hn. of HOUSEHOLD the Hotute bill to regulate commerce among Five p«w rant, bond*............................. at4vrn»,i«> summer rwRjxMr Send tow. H. bteu---------------| nett, General Pksbfiijger Agent Chicago the several States, provides that every line of PANACEA .u,TM,a0^o wad Northwestern railway, Chicago, for railroad extending 'into and through two or money <1 j a copy oLt’ThR Northwest Illustrated.” more States, and employed in carrying freight Lawful Matured fist*... 1* be "ent vqu/w, and will give yon FAMILY M,<>4«.ooo । many valuable hints about summer from any foreign country, whether owned and Ftat UouaJ currency. 1 h«”“^ ___________luimemt oi>erated by one or by eeveral corporations or distance for which it receives freight for txanipartalion, and rates - so established Oratefhl Thousands ptoclahn \ tx- MONEY! Ett HAMMOCKS MILLINERY. FEATHERS AND FLOWERS. preparation, made chiefly from the notive hefts found on tile tower range# of tin Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor­ nia the medicinal' properties of which are extracted thorefroq$witbout the use of Alcohol. Tbo question Is almost daily asked; '• What is tlie cam* of the unparalleled eucccss of Viskgab Bit­ ters!” Oar answer ia, that they ruraove the cause of disease, and tho patient re­ covers bis health. They arr the great blood purifier and a life-giving principle,, a psrfect Renovator - aud invigtgatof of the sy-Rtem. Never before m tht hLitorv of tho world hs* s niudicino bett ____ _______________ i... .......t.vi. of VinroabBi are a gentie Purgative as welTMajL Tonic, relljving Cougwtion or Inflammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bitioua D.lMMKta. The properties of Dr. Walkkh’s flXKOAKBiTTKka are Apenent, Diaphoretic. i^nninstivtoJiutritiona, Laxative, Diuretic. Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera •in. and Anti-Bil|ppa. ■ HOTELS. NKVADA KOTXL. Xratiibwv °»OLD RTralX KJUMC1X1C DRALBKB. rare recently crushed to Marshal election in .Spain, sftsr which, should It ap­ tails, and Mr. Mallett waa required to bring death in the Amador mine, Salter creek. Cal., pear that tho monarchists are in lhe majority, TUK MARKJITB. by lhe falling of a cage iu thb mine. up plans and drawings aud explsin them.- Ho ho will propose the enlhronqpant of the wm engsgoi an hour and a half in explaining Prince Asturias, under ^br cmrn regtocy. » the order, aud^hon he xfltbdrew ho waa fully impreesod with ,thc fact that (lb new Becre- finger broken, another hia Jaw broken aud^ix .JL io semi-officially denied by the Gorteeth knt^lcid out, and a third rewired a n: an ]. speru that the candidature of the Hoheitsevere cut iu his head, which threatens t fatal is going on among hia subordinate*. vivsd. —The French Rsacmbly, on the 4th hud., —The Springfield (Mass.) RrjnMican thus CHICAGO. passed thtr^lecUA-al bill to a second reading figures up the (lore of property by the Mill —Ono of the wealthiest men in California, Jamas Lick, has decided to bestow his surplus river disaster; "Tho figures for WilUsmsproperty upon several charitable and scientific burgh foot up $151,800, including $17,700 disfranchiaes a large number of citacnn. —Tim world will breathe freely now tbit the for fundlure, $12, GOO for clothing, $0,100 diately. Ho gives #700,000 for au observatory at Lake Taliuo, *300.000 for a School of Me­ money aud bonds teat. The loanes at eaandroana is fixed. Hereafter she will rank chanical Arts In San Francisco, and about Bkinnerville aggregate #247.200, Including next to the PribCoss of Wales. —T'm> friendg of -Trtrtdont MaoMahon are •12,255 for furniture sad $12,625 for clothing. $500,COO far public monuments. The Haydenville loaees are not yet quite fig­ organising with the purpose of maintaining him in , power all contingencies ured up for the final summary, but will vary ------ through . „ fJKSKIUL. little from $.y5,W0, exclusive of furniture and ‘ daring Iqs -seven .years' term, aud aecur—The Great Wostetb Telegraph Company clotiling. Leeds reports a loss of $107,000, ing for him a re-eloctidn al the cteac of that not counting in clothing aid furniture. Tho lime. puny (who filed articles of incorporation in grand total for the four villages by this reck- ■ —Spanish advices-Indicate that the Carlists oning ia #954,100, which the additions for are steadily gaining ground between there aud lhe East) for $100,060 clothing aud furniture destroyed in Haydon' damsgos. vdlo THAT UATCHKT 8TU11Y. rillo and Leeds will ajrell swell to fully $1,04X1,00(1. $1,000,060. —The Chicago 7'imre of the 2d ‘Ast. prints full telegraphic reports of the condition of This iloes nut include tho damage io roads I The affecting story of the little hatchet and bridges, which ia put at about !115,000 in ' k_. conaiderablo influence upon the the crops throughout the Northwest, from —au-ra the town of Williamaburgb, and $80,000 in ths ! which it appeara that the acreage ot nheat youth of Pennsylvania. It was only retown of Ncrtiianpion, nor tho laud damages ___ tow cently that the little boy dug a big hole and that tho yield promises to be quite up —Chicago had a #350,000 blxxo on tbo 1st his father’s garden, and the parent, iu*L, tho proparty destroyed being tho largo of conne, wished to know who did it. fully Jbc average amount of laud has boon boot and shoe establishment of M. D. Wells I Now waa the test; he hesitated, looked • drillkii>« IM water, 1 »*,t ra«cn »ni without bling dhtnrb«4. sal HARDWARE AND CUTLE.’.Y-WHOLESALE. KU WIN MlXT X BOX'S, I HEAVY HARDWARE-WHOLESALE. manifesting a deep interest in the subject cf architecture and everything connected with —BtexOarck has prohibited the ra Mr. MulleU's department. While ho had no G, were consumed in' ths flamen. Tho oldest Paris Biichr. in Al*ace and LomdneL reasou to dor Lt that tho order which required boy, sged 1C, saved Hinuelf by jumping from .SXMi,ow,wn egar Bitters are a purely Voluble K BURNHAM 40ON,Mead ULaks. . ENGRAVER. SEALS. PRESSES. BURNING-BRANDS. SOAP STAMPS. STEEL AND BRASS STAMPS. I.. DOCint. m B. Itaodolph. ENGRAVERS. FlRia jtXD CABUALTTKS. faUTtnuMtll and three boye, Willie dtafef F»t, and Itebcrt/Uoyd. all l«rs'jne, ehall keep foaled in e*.-h of ita *• CHINA, CLASS AND QUEENSWARE. iaterof Spain at Washington. . . —TheSpanish Government has forbidden lurch CITTtICEJ ' Dropsy, Diabetes, Gravel, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, Bright's Disease, ±A‘SS«£.'lh“KK4.!!Sff^ MAROT ACE GUIDE? - � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-03-13.pdf.pdf 6616e3a9e0aea0866672b5aed02f4a2f PDF Text Text uni ORRO STRONG. •rxnV. lULttfa .FIBWH.gJ! .WWMr.fl,..... ... . e«ii4«>oUL loorf'iH ; i y-^Ri^- umm si R *»•> j WWB<lb4WTSgR>i>»lg|""‘ VQJ*. J^La^wk • ।. "■" •" "tt-T— ^frSBTHM NO. 24 U-.-'------ 1 I I II j TUK BtTTljt-TrrXS ' «f Tttf'SiO After the Tichborac trials jieoplemust overhaul and revise their ideas of the felt thia xrw ■ ■* Irindness costa money, “_lmaa id one day, — cint I spind puts off the bring- awl brought rt Mt-<n letter tram his kWAd 'lev*; a* twife. t^7 ’ ’ '' 1 ing df^oHThW Jata*y'W*; foi me ctothea><t^m^1i«*w«Mt do ‘ me phe would atax^fl^d^q&l, and ahc na well, and so wi’wi thehoy, and might r=-b«ttor do coat to -me- back than no W* .ftpjf, <t>e Lord bring theip.saf/>o each other’s ’ arms, and bless them who had been so him,’ ahc said,' ' and toll 'him to meet .me,/ and, my man, God help you, she mv&'mM* any more—hi tai hour sh^ with 5Vi all the srtAr: vroto and then dropped ,to the floor like a >X»o com r and1 fuU^of MH«lii0to<mrtfeiMm'arink •wurtd ki4ri4Wr’A''fcW -yuulc a jest of his--saving habits, herself. She bad lived at service, as a .i.’.t ■ o4x«d.Ukim..£to- accompany them .to giri, with a certain ’ old lady, who had They raised him and bore Jiim «wuy. Kf^n-W .nn edppatiou, the items of In up hour he was at home in the litUe their-Bunday frolics. Alb in tadn. l>ed 1 which had b«en made ready for fun JikecUw- * ‘ Tlie Tftdln’ that’s one, and the ’writih’ Nora, weary with ‘her long journey. pafnonship; but he wouldliiot delay that’s three, and moreover she knows There, at taat, & openedhis^ytaC ?Dld .WPFn« of Nora nil that a woman can." Then he looked Mr. Hawn bexlt over him ; ho hod beep ovatj and w$b not “ mane enough" to up at his fellow workmen with tears in anmmoned by the news, and his room -his eyes,, nnd nakvd • ’ “ Do ye wonder thnt the time seems ’asked the ’old living on little, working at night on any long between me and her, boys?" ext:a job he ?onld earn a few shillings by running errands in his noontide Nora at night-fall—until the news came now- • ITT bo*'Witb" And yi>,' hbufsoj rest* amd taUunp, to. afy OM /hat ihst the Stormy Petrel had hod came to master, I’ve learned ony thing—-God is Site know I vrU34 soopM tLtak who.WonlBliai, ofiliroM fertat hope, '{fort, Connor, _ ’. then “ “ . *breathless ' ’ I and pale good ; He wouldn't lid jiie bring Nora or tssrii* • truttrr(ty*> win*. Of bwtin* a Uir, or UttoUUus witKaxqitainpnt, flung his cap in the over to me, but Hc’rtaking me over to and of, Nora and Jamtwy. Tbo fir»t W«t rvUn of rprlngj air ax'd ahbuU-d. . i ‘ her and Jamesy—ovc* tlia xiferiiioh'i Than of at An Su bmomC At first tho men, who prided themIt happened on a holiday afternoon, you see it, uud her standing on the ■elves in being all - Americans, ■ and of turning out the best work in the city, and half ti doran men were ready to go other side to welcome me—’’ And with theae words Candor airetchmade a sort of butt of Connor, whose with Connor to the steamer and give his » . «. 1 “ 'T'lirwv. -p* i’~*7clri wh, wife a greeting. Her little homo was ed out Ids arms. Pcrha^ he dld-'sce 1 ready ; Mr. Bawn’s own servant hod pat Nora —Heaven only knows—and so he Aa Uu hut antae l>r» w hritair, 1 indeed oltcu laughable. But he won uk- pisrU smM ruM«a and <oM 7 I thdir hearts -at last, and one day, mount- ’ it in order, and Connor took one peep died. r I • «*“»»<* h. I* »u. at it before he started. “ She h^lu't tlie like of that in the CONGREtUHONAL SUMMARY. That Uw miariki nuua, fbiqi* areft^c to mr * tfundlo VrYapped in a n;d handkerchief, ♦ Trinfr* on^ oountiy,” he said. "But she’ll ia I.-—<1.t> title and subjirt Tta bill to appoint ■ CvmoMpslon to tuvr«U<»ic tbo h<p»r tnflte *u pBss.d yt.s, □»; tt. ByyMrt... :Tlte Srcrrtary of th. Tr»<.«iiry ws* dlrirt’ek-to fttraUli InrundsUon 'as' to ' ‘ SICHIUA5 IKeniilTVBK. Lassnto, March 3.—Tho Legblatnrv mrt at nocft'|o-3ay. A quorum of aach House waa thoMual sworn in. ’tor w<q to annonncod that It w*n ready i After a UtHe nnimportaut ousm ■djournedto a p. m. iblinr, tbs House went into joint 9 Hull of tba House of its pre- joy. Xbfu&.ot Eaton, moved that tho Hones op­ erate m Committee of the Whole unices otb- 8«rrttes«< I Oom«1Wsums i am wcmdcrin, mw Whorool .I’ve gotitd” 4.All felt symThen J»® he led ll the >® * Way ttY towarc toward tho ------------dock Hoots Waa voted' 45 wwbar »v;i a^M . D* | in fajj and gmeped hia where 0,0 'teftnicx Ujr. rt a pace that ,. l .! ■ pathy in his joy, and each grasped his «u>oi> vt; r,^te determined efforts to. reduce the sum ‘nd ‘ n,a‘le ft hard ,or ,he "8t to foI,ow him'b°eh Igiwtlrtod ---------- •wrnrtatataKis - ' " to «. Pr;pL:w7totrcrtTl^!uiuhTud 'n^^ wx.raariiedxt hRt; a crowd in union » A ennunittos entpmittoe waa was appointed in the House House to >H hair, A , L Olid dDu j draft rteolduons In memory of dacsaaed of ■ !i lu Jtafrrrrd. Tbrr.«ideui-» Koom tfwitCeou inb> QX Vehifilen 'utuciiH blnckadn,! piocaaaeu thn uie wtrAAf street,• a mitueof u»sWtots «u umembers. troop of w. emigrants V*XUU camo thronging up up ;, ' ‘— “•■ ‘■ •r, -O f *— “> wv«r>i — »p«<b« w»r» delivered. — | Thi^Tiarted in s’njerry' mcod, most fine cabin passengers were stepping I MoxdIy, March 1—.Srante—Shonnan pro­ tha House, afterward to- be considered in of tha men going to comfortable homes, in to cabs, and driven, and portera, and <* tte cbta«v M^chaat.- r>- committee. The Reuate .'eddod on similar ' Bait poor Connor's resting place was a action. AdJ'»u.-nr*L NORA. »I1 mumer of eti>plUJ,-« w«re,oilingu,.j Wamcaanax, March 1—Nmo/r,—Th« Beuate ■ poor lodg’ng-houBc, where he shared a tho usual usnul manner. Nora Nora ................................ In ms in his snainiy shabby inezo frieze jncxei joc^t and iuy i nuta-ii_ mud~ T , shouting in the ' * tad* lA-gto. -MM&te J “''"“‘“■.“‘‘i ’^-l'onboMdtorhfgnu.b.naladeff brrgtns, -Patrick Charter Wfla ‘puU?*-i ing tW Cona’ttntlon.' Nil very Important aotot UUwUrt,-VVW . te^rf?•nr>k”’,'“‘Us bull tion was takenwjlkod into Mr. ■>»"'- : bwi oamid 1?“, tod" np ta «’lr«rt r T*“ «nraF m**1’ u‘,lr *»: tain rt UlJou’* OmmHiin the inutu at tech Hute*.*.. luiloa was considered aa In CcmmlMse of the ware afore shop ora day, and presented 1 » ■ ,< •tu t r i , j the vessel at tart, and there, amid tnosc l.in^HUto.rt.nnU.toto ^ 7- “* -^rtor oonring V." tert!., i: Mfteob, ... ___ _... f.r. teft tell .n.ln 1 ve been told ve advcrtiai*d> tar k .. .. . .I1— . friends, Connor searched for those so to is claimed that Wiaoooaiu has poeewiyn of a eonnty and a half which belongs to MiciiiI dear tohim, patiently at first, eagerly but patiently ; but by and by growing i anxious nnd excited 1 y "Slro would never go alone?’ be said; htsbe’d be .Jost entirely. I bode her I wsil$ bht-I don’t see her ; boys,-I think om his ayIT'/Ti count . . d take low wages till I cotfld do better, and I'd would that." would employ- inxihc6ttl$eWnl hand. Yet the tone attracted him. IL-jwxn-sh brirkly, and with bis’ pen*Kiehina Tub And ebmo one ipawered :' * y *■ F ear addreaeed the num who was one of “ No doubt’o? k/1?s ithcAJ?’0 fifty who had answered' Bis •‘MvcrtiBeicnt for four wurkmcq, thal nmrniiir. L > Thon ponnor put his hetid down OB ment for four wort — • • “ Whet 'rinlcbii yfcu dxpoir toHeifti hand* and. lift^ up his voice and w ---------------------- — -r- -J« farter than t^her ^oik»-=«tw^<a nDy ' wept. opoef l^seyisighta which smarter " —• — ?" mesi never forget. It seemed more than Why don't you sec the captain ?’’ asked one, and Connor jumjHNl at the suggestion. In a few minuk-s he stood |efurc the ixirt^, rubicund man, who .fiodded to him very kindly. -'r<wwi9,'9ei>*.' and ain’t find her.” gone*" ashore,* said “Terhaps the captain. ; “ I bn<b- her wait,’’-said Connor. “ Wodft&dcm’t ulways do as they are 1 hid. you know," said the captain. “ bet Tone wishing to; tbat’ud make ’’“Nora would," said Connor, “but •'rOwDlte ww from him aguu^ " s it aiaier." ’ • ‘ may lie she waa loft behind. May lie " Are you used to the work , t . Bat when he went to work that day it: she did not come ; I somehow think she d'(1 saw hini that ho had.Udidn’L’’ < “Much?’’ f* -:^.At the name of Nora, the captain "No, yer honor. HI tall no lie. face seemed to say "171 have Nora with1 started. Tn a moment ho asked : • Tim O’Toole hadn't tlie like of this mo yidJ" vAL n®qn ho scratched out a‘ ,, t* What is your name ?” ptece 1 (mow a ? •J L ° wdd tho man. *'You are too old for an apprentice, “ And your wifi.'s name waa Nora F' end you’d bo in the way, 1 calculate," jxmed; snditbooe hfld:A»UewelI “ That's her name, and the boy with taid Mr. Bawn..looking at the. bxav _ >' hfji .noticed that he had no meat for iwny. ■ her fa Jaijicsy. yer honor," said Connor. arms and bright eyes'&al'promised d«L» 1 ainrirr? diiuit'r. ’ 'fide*®;'^romTr: that muirtriit rtrength and intelfigcncc. “ Decaux) I he | lived on bread,' potatoes' and cold , huskily! git down,. mytM>vi; I luvc got ' of the shop, and nosc-lhat t-ympatliy something to tcfl you?’ before, and I wqn’t have another." »M .-xeUflJ lo teip “ Sjic'k left ta-fijml." Fiuil C-i. “ The Virgin “will have to be after Conapr., /olta were thrown is his way, *• She did start with us,” said the bringing them over in her two arms, kind words and friendly, wishci.liflpdd captain. , Ihiu.- Wirt, -to iim mightily t but no power could make “ Whdre is she ?” said Connor; -him share“thef^od or dEftk of aayoiher The captain made no imswer. night,'uto ni«r n job c.w I get, and workman. , “My man," he said,' “we‘all have tWa lU U peen, I honor, That seemed n eort-M bbhrtv to him. our o»k trials ; C God sends them. Yes, Nora and it’s but half a one.” Star &’.*!? «W”‘Jt'-prttfW started '■nth , ■■■ A. te <A»w^d 'pftAkh ._ __ If_ — 4 —-1__ • - * '< f'r»TkI>..r a«G Connor said nothing. He whs look­ fronnMai Bi an English half-penny upon it. nr..”, a«d this and ing lab-Hro cnptkin; rtot, white to his drii* ft the little lips. • that and tlie other Bawn, arretted by the odd sjajeeb, as bo -. il It has been e sickly season," said nothiqgJsUpws who never do their best. Ko, I’ve taken Ya g) UZd* the captain. big the The one i; mt> wife, the other mo over,* read ; they kept it from me." “We didn't want to frighten him,” said one man, in a half •whisppr.. “ You know how long we lay in qunrWxdsi hid tbo-taeasure..h^vest but- online?’' WUSfc WUh torie^wz # ’dfld ^nd . “IttSAIplcite fc' .Hd llit,-«ud: until the Connor. “Did you say Nora went cusMd»i> 9 ^4aflxryn&4, woman wind dffld, capabhi. ashore ? Ought io be looking for her, Chew—of hcarfi^ or un^itandiitg; knew that "e*”-” WS and then in his face. ' “-Many died," went on tlie captain, i There was Jolm Jones who had more “ miw children. When we were half uMmoJ “ and now, as it u noon, go down mV? i ti>« brtto in his iwhu.-, Uun uatially the ktMwfl **4 ted tbw girt to gtt'J«ur dinner—a iiuegry man catft Work." UJ.aaofty 4* Jammy,” gaaped Connor. ■A «h “ Hh» mother watched him night and while Mr., iy," fwdthc captetUy ‘/and we did all c-dild, ;>.-.t nr l.'. "t ! ■: <i ; cciiy , r. But it broke my heart ty rec the and ability, he waaj «c; “■ W •hr-«Wngi»gb.tor»««J«>»J.’- . •_ - thevorW; .-’. Bhi frimds, tage to the next of kin. His mother alone, refusing to. despair, mlvertiaad for the missing one. The advertise­ ment coming to the eyes of a butcher in Australia, he reeolved to personate the lost son. There was not one chance in a million that he could oueoeed. There was no aecridcntal ieremblanoe of ' * —# nt The firad la doomed. PTUx wffi bo dow, by ■ Naaby tried to get a drink;onoa at Wil­ • • m«suh rtrtwy •” lard’s Hotel by saying ha wan Charles Snmner. But this attempt was do leu ridiculous. Tho baronet waa a little, delicate, “ scrubby" man. The Claim­ ant was a man-mountain, weighing 360 pounds. The Baronet spoke French more readily than English ; the’Olaimeurse of <Wak, aad ba Wffl’ '* ant did not know one word of the lan­ rurOodbL guage. Bir Roger belonged to a wide­ spread family connection of which the Claimant had never se«n a single mem­ ber. Yet he confidently sailed for VAKIKTIES. . England and for seven years fought'the Party tie*—White cravats. desperate-fight'which has ended iri his A hood floor manager—A broom. conviction as a felon, with a varying A roof wh'Jeb covers a very noisy ten­ success which must always remain a ant—The roof bl the mouth. wonder.to succeeding ages. His trial Thr attempt to weave zephyr wors­ has changed men's opinions as to the worth of human evidence. Dozens of teds on heir-looms has proved a failure. witnesses, among whom waa Bir-Boger's mother, testified that this waathe right­ ful heir. Several members of Parlia­ ment espoused ids cause. Popular sub­ scriptions assisted him in his scheme. He was defeated at last by two things— by his own statement in regard to Mis. Radcliffe, which all England instinct­ ively cried could not have beau made bv a man born a gentleman, and by the evidence of Lord Bellow, who arid ho had tattooed Sir Boger in his boyhood. —New York Tribune. drink stock ale nt the broker’s’ board. ’ Starship Which the Duke of IL.linburgh ha, now given up—Tbc court­ ship. t Maxxehh axt> Customs.—“rftealing money or Imraes » u serious bminote Colorado ; .“ but you can kill fc man, r.ud all that public sentiment demands in that you shall not leave tlie corjme in the way.’’ . s^o^jsauBXfer** “ We had illness on board i„ •n’.f.i.Mb-rl Hate. I At a reeeut fair, jn Went Tennessee a premium was offered to the young lady A LA WYEH'S AD VICE. who could cook the best dinner. Only i io me unwu rscinc rauroan.... An Irishman by the name of Tom one applied, but kh’s did her work bo ■nd will now be ini Murphy once borrowed a sum of money well that she has been* fetidly engaged ’ from one of his neighbors, which be evar since considering offers' of mar­ Il, cvuivniii>n tho divtaiuu of the powers of promised to pay upon a certain time. riage. Gavirnment. was adbplcJ, as waa also Art. 4, But month after month passed by, and A saw countryman, gazing at a galODMinio* tia» Ixgtala! ire Department, which rrnmriit* of Stbrr orauirtea. Hie » no signs of kthfr agreement being kept, den in the vicinfty of •Boston- to which labeled, wvuld be to urt itweovuti OOOLlKn. ...Ablll was lutrodueed by his creditor at last warned him that s i re scveral marWo atatnes, skdaimed : Iuds«* Countj CiMoa, Begirtar of Deeds, unless hn paid it upon a certain day, he “Jrnit see .Whafi ak waste! Here’s no B—,-BIE. UinX-nd : O, »M< 1UI.>,U <» | Sarttellty to tho currcacy wtthent Inlhtkm; !■? i ciitot*, and persona holding offijo undor tbo should sue him fox it and recover by less than six ty-arver^ws iu..W»a ten-fwk.• MctaU grauUiM Uw rWW «>l yay te ihr,; preMdent S*« ftaasM of tin, VnHMl Htefta law. This rather frightened lorn, and jmtcb, and miy one of them, would keep Wtannudn Onlr*l and W»*car.a1a VaUi-y shall not l>o juombsia. of the Hte’uLogietetura. not being able to raise the money,. he the crows from a five-acre lot, by Myrr.. imj«wfac B dutr rf 5 per eint x! ra rneru a pifiviriau Hist no nMitabor aball be Expelled rf,*iw2S*sL:Jir ; for ■®y ovuse toK’WR u»hi»oouatH«onte bafore went to a lawyer to got advice on the A wnETcniro cynic writes : “ A bright lua rlnct.on va. struck out No nevsublert matter. After bearing Tom’s story little five-year-old was looking ihrougii through to the end, he asked him : a picture-book the other night, whi.-n “ Has your neighbor got any writing she suddenly .paused, gazed < i ftuid,y 0?«3 6n <kimmrtto.ot the Whole) to show that jou owe him this fifty into her mother’s ’face, and, .while there .ute-p-rteyurf 14 o>u wU<.....te M­ dollars ?’’ shone hi her eyes tlie "light of a wis-’ Um, iJ on Hr Ute fraokiuic prb i- ‘«®P* ’’»« uiadfi to strike out the section pro“ Divil a word," replied Tom, quickly. dom beyofid her years,’- 6*id—(we hart’-' prorUJoai an «a«KRrc» nn-: hibitlng ths Legfehtnre from passing any act Ml nm aiMtrmw ih»rt« rtrnpir, \ author Wing kkeftrtat uf a JlMWo for the sale "Well, then, if you haven’t the money, forgotten whsfrnhe said.-) .»Uro Uirxuch tin m*ii« in ihcof <rJ0Ut spirits or other intoxicating liquonu n-"Mi*.. .u.««puo you can take your own time ; at all A missionary among the- freedmen in evente, he cannot collect it by law.” Tennessee, after relating to some littto •‘Thank yer honor, much obliged,’’ insU wlUtin ■ be oacuU . rt. lhete, ynUiea-. from isilroacta..Qr a*yr ntbrt fevore, received colored children the story bf Ananias and c.« <u«es ttefwteu rnhtlAter», to only two .votes.... Article 5, concerning tho said Tom, rising and going to the door. In nulls 4r»s of |»<ta«r. GK «Mlvo tanarUSent;'was ad.iptad with banUy and Sapphire^ nskwl 'thcni iWby GckT "Hold on, my friend,” said the sites of the Whole, ......................... does not ^trikwtJYCiyliodydnad that tells •: into ertwfnu.' The lawyer. . ■CT,n«lhr >ut>e rrlillrffw. M to, rt»rt, sial tlio Hanse a lie, when uno of tfie youngest in tho \ “Pat for?” asked Tom in. astonish­ room quickly ruwwsnxl, “JJccause there . ' Tnvasiur,’Mardi 6.—fininfr.—King mads ment. wouldn't be anyIxxly left," . " You owe mo two dollar*.** a violent attack cu thoOonrtftutionri CommiaIk a real property case before a eio.i, claiming hn had found in tho articto on “Fat for?’’ Bpecial Xecixlrtion a clause whidb waa intaud“Why, for my advice, to bo sure. French Judge, at an early period of t^e ..wH.',— L.I. , .1»a ■ .... ‘ ‘ taetroruna■ You don’t suppose I cm live by charg­ Revolution^ the defcudnnt, whoso MUe , mtn't of the legal cods. Ho cUlmed that thia ing nothing, do you?” was’ contested,’ prayed that tlie estate.. wav the YoaflH of erafty bigotry bn thWpart of Tom scratchbd his head a moment in hadlireui^ his (ahvl v for more than the- logxl prnfcauua at a gtuuina Jotoitkal character. Brewer attteked ths general plan oivdent perplexity, for lie had no money. two'hundred y«tte'u/‘‘ #<&,” Wd tlie the code, and drtondod thb CoiistauUoiMd .Jhdge, “ft ifi Dawfnlrifme for another'• Tccanar. March 3.—Scnofe.—The Chaplain; of Comniiwion agaiaat tlio atricturea of King. At last a blight idea seemed, to strike family to have a turn." ~ The dabita ■ then waxed warm, and waa^nlK^red in by Wdbor. McGowan and other*. A aAtnou dropped.out"of'il»c rigging , The mo'.ion to amend, an a* to adm.t ct the that I owes yocs two dollars ?’’ he asked, of a ship-of-war, sonte Mftecn or twenty . rarrtyaed....Fenton - to providing thal tbo Governor may dioapfeel, Mid fall plump on the beta!' of the with a twinkle in his eye. MlUoe et bwinos ------------men of*Mew ------------York Cut, — rrpre- | prove any htKl in aa- appropriation bid and Jnrt Nort undffaciesv.1’ juA thry me. bring 'cm 'mt orn over panary me. How’ll 1I briq; to mcj^pljrty wmtirfc want to kainng. UwitabJe -Mg •totayj.- onet and millionaire by simply lyhig., He Had scarcely a single point to begin work upon. A young gentleman had , Coimor had risen ; he stood np trying <™ “Why, no, of course not; but what First Licutenaat ‘ • V/rcteh !” asid the does that signify ’ “Thin I’ll jist lie after takin’ yer own np, “ where the deuce did you con>e adrioc, an’ pay uather you nor my neigh­ from?” "An’ sure I came from the bor r saying which he left tho office and north of (ij Ireland, __ yer honor. ” . it. «° wxlitorti Iwy.,1. ,ilt ritd-rio ta 83... .The article cm artariea, pn> Tiding thariliey miy be fixed-by tba Legfa- taking his adrioe,aada doctor taking lature, wm referred ta the Committee on his own medicine. . BtelA Affair*, with ioatrucUoua to report s ■atetitnta wltaataied tua^... .The article on Judiciary was referred to the Committee on . AN ARGUMENT NOH PEACE. Judwiaryj With fcrtractam-. to report a eubrtiluts providing for election of Judges. The following extracte are taken Irom a series of tables recently published in Vienna: The Buasian army comprises 862,000 men, 181,000 horses, and 2,084 eannpn. Gerteany. has 87 divisions ot infantry, times cause .a; very remarkable trans­ formation in tlie meaning of a senteno;- , The omieson of a comma on an epitaph in a Wwtern cemetery cause* the jnscript* in to read : “ Erected to tho memory of John Phillips, accidentally shot as a mark of affection 'by his brother. ” .- " TO TKST W.tT*K. 5 divisions of eavalry, 837 batteries of Wl» » «U.«W to Ik. teo artillery, comprising 835,000 men, 96,- out an easy way erf testing whether Whois, , 5 diviaioua of cavalry, 215 batteries of - cannon, making a total of 740,210 num, ' '38,125 horaaa, and 1,600 cannon, . . English aftned - force comprises i’rt.- It says: Good water fhcwiid be free frou. color, unpj'waaut odor tad taste, and ahookl quickly afford a tailur with a small portion of tmap. If half, a pint of tho water be placed in a periectly J 000 men, and Fraure 300,000 men. The remainiug Blates erf Europe make ; up with the fdxwe a total of about sugar added, and the lx ’ 5,000,000 of dmu. If each man oould pcaedtothe«te$dMht -te a warm room, the linuitl i -millions of dollars a d^y. And the <4 on -nd .,< U>, mw dona. molmUagoSwra. will It the Simon nara, ar M mittton exolgaivo of the cost «rf araeni We pwe to Beisch thjasfoplr, �---- . —--------------- u _ ■p BABDY & A1ISI0RTH, !>» - MARCH 13 1X74,' ooo - WeM. Mr. Priadls, what sttocess ?" tem- M*’pF. «»<»« «oa tear succeeded " I fell you what it. is boys," said ha I to an aterainw extent' etch ‘’’ber,—first one then tlie other ‘•this credit business fit bad. 1 looked er Whe» Ihi/s ' Bul wbco deB‘rin vain for name on my - h*t of ...O«»tad hi. <rf tatoeription W bMo the well to JTCd^arjneu I. passed, but uk ud Six I*’"* «>>• **>•* *.<« l“- ta«i .«-llr xmth.wh.tadta.^.ftanu.hr «/«•■■“““? whenever I came to a lqg hot ur a board shanty, the presence of a pig 1<*, « b>ch he embraced gtedly. for I he thovght. *1 can show to the , wutld my great wisdom." He thonght. it sharp to quarrel with exehaagea I ia giving him such left handed puffs a« the foliowing: Tlie editor of the Chicago, Paw Paw Lawton Tribune ia cryimr like a Ettle hoy with his pants tore, because WORTS or F*TAT*KS, for his store. Il was th* building ning—or rather, half the night—with from »ow owned and occupied by Mr. P. a number of his friends. He found Holler. Mr. SlauS-r had everything his wife lying upon the lounge, enjoyblind pig —Hartford Day Spring. a sick headache) but he coulden’t I Owing to hia self conceit, his local and if he wm not troubled with taaoy find a clean shirt. Mrs. Wackup said chopping ofl until he has But haff the his shirts were washed but not iron­ very a’rong oompetitkm. But bo ed, and she was too til to do it, ana Clover Seed, See., DeUverwl at their HARDY A AINSWORTH, : Proprietors-' HEADQUARTERS the Tribune, and starvation is staring little thought that ho waa tho pioeeer it was the girl's afternoon osL A him in face, Aa gam death is who should be followed by others m shade of disapointment clouded his a)*oot to knock at his door, we will brow, and rushing into the kitchen, refrain from replying to the scurrilous short years a town would bs built up he slammed th* door with much earn article that appeared in his last issue. here in th* wilderness I bat should estnvs*, and, fortunately, found an IF T*C WAIT Our motto is to sell as cheap as the eheapeat, rive 1# oxs. to the ft>. and the right change every time. WINES k LIQUORS, PERFUMERY, W.A.AYLSWORTH [ao_. iba] Those TWy men are humbugs. One of them who built a splendid rvaidmee afew year* ago had a eapa- TEAS, rraovwl s*xt Sprisg. will c«s»*»m tiiU d*j ’ hM entire Mock of Goods *1 tho D. C. GRIFFITH. SODA, LAMPS, CASTOR, KEROSENE WOOL CUBING MACHINE! ardaoo, hi* STOCK of wed-MUnud Terms: ing four of hia fingers and breaking to klwilf. All Open Account* most BOTTOM TRICES FOR C.KH! be Settled at oner. Trouble t* Show GbbAs. January 1st, 1974. ■». roWLKS, HALBERT & CO. W. A. AYLSWORTH. NaabviUa, N»«. 1st, 187A LEROY C. BOf ME. What Now! Holl Toff Hom, Struts! woaia nxumcr —j But all their wants may b« aapphaa gleam through the midnight darkness. this fine suggestion, acd immediately of light went io work to fulfil their part of Rev. tbe program*ne. And lha people in is hia belief that most of the editors! usual tqualibruMB. wbea told that they fraternity will eventually be saved. NEW HARNESS SHOP s«a,i4c<,. udgtopjsft* READY MARICLOW HEW DRY GOODS STORE oa short aetiea. Call and GROCERIES 16 'Tn Nashville, Mich. WOLCOTT • OBMJi. WHS T.. O. OBOCKER OANNXD GOODS, ta. M - uaite u tar Mk « ob- bis coffers, starves himsea ; labors. But bew about Mr. Nash. He infuriated better-half finish the sen­ after looking over the prospects of the aoel. Her M «f Stilt ui Fusy Notions, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods town, concluded he didn't want hia CIGARS, 4c, OTSms H TBBB tfWH Eel. for eoe <UUar. MUSIC TEACHING! ' IRS. I. J. T'.IIERllI Give me a Cali. HOSIERY, WNB1B CLEVER. fa fc, fc. FHRKTURK IAWACTDBI! handle and limped out of the room and upstairs to bed, witbout hia sup­ per. name immortalized here, aad so for The next morning he told hie JACOB LENTZ friends that the rensua ho failed to jlxilrrxO. MirtfcanCnrtr R hfta, Ltaay, Diiig, Met a CASH & EXCHANGE 3KAID Rffffi YillET DfflflW. guods look passage nt Tip Top House, dexerd ly t He forsoed a copartnership White Mountains, to Wheeler built the first dry store. TOBACCO. UNDER WEAR, And a full line of Chester Fike broke his leg in Cbn-1 as I know, has never troubled hunsell suddenly at lacked wii h cholera mor­ aa to whether there was a Nashvi le cord end wa« carried home. His bus al the supper table, and liked to ou the Giand River Valley Railroad ! wife was frightened, and in raning to have died during the night. meet him fell over a dog. breaking Not long since a very nervous lady During the spring of 1866, I* I- find out what happend to the dog. YANKEE NOTIONS GENTS AND LADIES HATS. GLOVE aiiRWHBS, tence. but adroitly dodged the broom earne around in about six months, fotxnd al out a dosen femilies, and ty dote : saves everything except his DRESS GOODS, AMR CHOCKERY, i CONSTANTLY ON HAND, ««l fee CASH. * ackup didn’t tarry to hear his Nashville. Many a man for lo e of pelf, stuffs board, Ovw Smith A Putaaa’a Hanhrara. The Bent ef Leather VneelLitfht Work la onr pride, We have on h’nd a fine atock of sympathy that Mrs. Wackop tenderdl the table—“and if that old idiot hasn’t gone and rained my bent chemise ! J CENTRAL HOUSE. AND VISIT THE engineer, had been here du riag the that arithmetic wouldn't warm his buy lots aud du something great for it. stomach in winter. The tethers were forcibly struck with DR ~wi»bluii.d end p*Jlc4 bu.»i*-a». In the soring uf 1866. Mr. Gregg winter and had held a council with husltand yearned for jest The editor of the Troy Whig ask i the “father*." Ha told them that if ed bis Satin : “How many scruples I they would immortalize his name by arms akimbo, aad iodignaaily there should be in a drachm -,** and applying it to the town, he would all the little wreieh y swered was And here comes At Reasonable Rates, ter. will My Carding Machine she diacuverrd her buahaad hopping quit using Latin words b* could sit had a tier of lots surveyed along Main RixMit the room on one foot, nnd claspdown. The lawyer undertook to de street, which were aotd during the for contempt of courf. You Will Find Them, OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND Caih Paul far Prrrhtef of aU kwb he shoved the iron up aad down, Greeley's epithets,—that hr was a like a jnck-plaae. The labor seemed %'• foul and a liar. But their future plans I Mr. Nash, the Railroad LARD OR MACHINE OILS, >. M. FUWCWI8, First Class Goods. families; to live io »h* peace and quiet of the run! termer. fine his position and was fined 120 summer. CHIMNEYS, bottom, just as he houses along Main street. Tlie to rest kup. who was atari led by the inteeuty I An Indian lawyer used the word I trees had to be fell t-» make way fur of bis las. nag', entered the kitchen. if he coulden’t RAI SENS, -AMD- CAPT. BOISE “disparagement" in his plea, and the their buildings, ou the west side that CRACKERS, well adapted 16 th* Fall and Winter were destined to felt, not half accom 1 The power of love receives s strik­ ‘ n iniud U) follow the Imwimcm for a This was a class of disap­ ing illnetratioc in the case of lbs Mil pliahed. ' living. Then be undertook to turn waukee girl who knocked her lover pointments, however, that men never the shirt, and. just because it adhered weary of,—a future was dawniug.lha* heels over head down a flight of stairs to the glas <1 table cloth, he gave it because he wanted to stop kissing promised greater thing* than they had a violent jerk, adding at least six dared to hope foe long enough to get a good long inches more to the split in the back. Mr. Euoa Kuhlman purchased an breath. Then be noticed for the first- time! interest ia the rUue of Mr. Stouffer that he had set the hot iron ou the I A Chicago paper thinks that every and built a small, one story house on tail of his garment and scorched a body who dies in Milwaukee is sure the west aide ot Maia street, which hole in it as large as his hand, and in uf K°‘nK 1° a better laud. Milwraukee his haste to remove the smoothing­ the same time Mr. George Boyer J baa an idea that every body who fives machine he neglected to use the in Chicago can goto a better land Israel Wright. Ephr'im Church nnd ! bo'div, sad dropped tbe hut fraud on William Killen bought lots nnd built without dying. Judge told him RICE, SPICES, P B O V I s I O IN S MY STOCK IS’NEW sing through their farm*, they would ifs proper ch*|>e whan ironed—and for a rooster contest. ’ COFFER SYRUP, Ever Civea >f» N'a.hvilte ! WOLVERINE MILLS! H.wl one ed the hot iroc ou h*s shirt bosom. ciouB urine cellar included io the plans told them at that tune that io four He thought tlie ^ahaeu had a strange He has just been converted to the yean the iron horse would b« whiz­ look, but s»p|K«ed it would assume very fine game cock and occasionally , F. HOLLER, gentlemen all lived in their pioneer table without first removing the oil- j houses, nestled iu among the sturdy doth cover, and hurriedly consul'.* ! | Aa Bil!» under Oath;' Over9l6 Sixty ar Nucety Dayt Nate trilh Inter his watch. Then be couldn't find { of the Thoraapple. Their higher 1 the iron bwAJcr. and substituted his T* which b* iufi* th* ■ttaatioa of the I eel wid be taken if detired. Public, Hs sells aspirations were to carve out, of those pocket hsnkerehtel. and, after burn­ forests, homes for themselves and • TOILET SOAPS, laid* *f Mata ©rortriw and provisions, L’sib cut 'hr g»l<kn elovw." MEDICINES, Greatest Bargains number her thootaad inhabitants. iron on the range, nice and hot Th* territory upon-which stands Then be dived into the basket of wants to stand well with his grangers, the principal port of tbe village of dampened clothes, and found one of • aiplEM; a* I plara &c., To be Sold within the next Two Months! GROCERIE s A Green Bay, Wis., politician, who NaehTifle. was originally owned by his shirts at the Messi*. Robert B. Gregg, A. W expected. Phillips and O. A Phillips These ps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, , greatest satisfaction ho had od bis Mallett purchased au interest in the I ELEVATOR HT NASHVILLE. return was list he should have Hrmchett saw mill property, on the goad supper awaiting him, the pay Thcruapple river, then odmed by Mr men of which would not depend on Geo. W. Johosou, and at once com­ LATH, menced the. building of a grist mill that day's collections. (TO RK CXINTINUSD.J SHINGLES This feet, lugelher with tho railroad WATER LIME, Wackup'i BrMUns. prospect, began to attract public at SALT, tendon. Mr. Wackup, a married man of HAIR, Mr.'L. E. Stauffer was the first Bridgeport, quit work early the other . STUCCO, adventurer here as a tride&aian ; be afternoon, and went home to fix up using th*, front . room of his dwelling for the purpose of spending tl»e eve­ sings: ' LOOK HE1E, CORN. iTHJB. OATS, Dry Goods, Groceries, *“bu that all tho family oonld do was to j.ta Ita ^i.<ta.l r.rt., hr Uku>C lb. j U|K . r < ____ ... . ..’ Aivurttlw time of the toeatian of keep soul and body together, I found them to be our customers,” and the dow School Books, GEID1L FQITHE for Good. The confidence felt by a man who with Mr. T. C Downing, then in the almost jicrpcudicular railroad. Her ami slops his paper that employ of Barlow A Goodyear of fears were apparent to everyone, and the p*|»cr will not be able to get oui Hastings, and Mr. S. J. Prindle. lat ly pie following unique dialogue took MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKA Mm gets irad AND CARDS, BRACKETS, X>U8TKBKAG.Aa, place between her and the conductor. markabie tb.Dg about tuinwi naturr trade with a view of doing but very Lady.—Mr. Conductor, how do you Jillie cn-dding. but before they were hold these can when yon want to make a stop ? Conducloi*—Mada All are invited to call and extsain* “UGBT SUNNING B.1E8TC,” 'as in the we apply the brake, whicn you see there. Lady.—Sappuss, Mr. Con­ hands of their customer, and as ductor that brake should give way, The etaadard Sewing Martine of th • nation. from their hands. They ware dealing where they were unacquainted with Madam, we then apply the double­ My Motto is, “The MmbAZb Binpesw u belief than ike Slow Suiiutg." Mr. Cwutaaor. Kiptnft «tal unKe count* with the*lets firm of Downing' A Little, will please call aad settle: trouble and costa rir; I nrd.r.r.od. Y«, .tali' e Uo a Than idj other Store in Nashville. CWMDBUBCMWra, what-do you do then ? Conductor.— acting brake, which you see at the .miOTlIj ■ bound U aell BOINUG & ALLEN. which has b*ae sswlt »U*d *y foe as. Kashrilb, Noy. IS, 1671. C. A. STEBBINS. ■ E. SHROUDS AND COrrilf LOf- �SB=H! C. C. Wobotl’i a visit. 6713 AND FINEST STOCK Take your Hlome News­ paper-tie talfad NASHVILLE NEWS hut Toead.y end found her luOeriag FALL AND WTOEB GOOBS A Live Local Paper. brutal husband curse and swear at her —The Charlotte women are thinking EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE I while the waa almost at the pant of about moving in action against (he saloonsA. BARBER. M.. D. Honwo. ?MM» r*yri><- tt-J Bc-rtKo. Oflte., «*r It io welL H olker UiMiM- ARNO STRONG, Plain and Fanny give a Concert rt lW Ckrbdw Chareb. nsai, Marek !*■ V J.b PriMa-r. E^rj «mM>- <rf JU* Print*- Thurrtny •etfto4*Uk. BvwyHdy k iavitod to call aad umIm to* Maamoib —The, "bottom" has all fell out of B. RASEY,'Drayman. Goods and the roads, and last Sunday’s enow . hmpt ta.to.riU-.. was only a sugar snow alter all. J ' TAMES FLEMING. Depety SherV 1gaad Oita. Jar Ar*A WWIaU«U| iMpUy mns throngh to Grand Rapids M 11 !i I mirror la • cannoised" us for the typographical errors Hurt appeared in last weeks The ‘•Naws." We were probably as well ching- was effected last Monday. aware of the errors as the writer. town exia'ed. and showing —We are now having the kind of Our type since tbe fire has been in a bad condition, our limo. liinited and Georgia negroes haven't that faith weather that we longed for, in-the we have not paid the attention to fu saving banks.which they once had. e. APPLE MAN. Milliner and long, sultry days of August -Ugh.” proof reading that we should. Here­ Di— -Makar, taw M her ^atoraHa to. X —Last and they now trust to aaad hills to Saturday one of the after we hope to better please our hold tlieir treasures. within the reach ef all, aad no one I hutments of the iron bridge across unknown friend in this respect, but to paor but what can afford to taka It. Quaker brook was carried away by if we do not, wa shall ears no more HR. C.C.LWSLEY.HM QIMPSONfc WEBSTER, Bfoek. fj smith.. All klM. of work la Ihf «— H ONLY 31.50 A YEAR 17 Denttat, uwti all •hrenic aad Q tbe water.__________________ about it than a cat cares whether her —Downing dr Allen ahiped 1.500 tail is 10 or 16 iaches long. L HICKS. Blackamilh. cna be> fwart at Mr »fc«T. Hl“* r-4«Wr»->; pounds of maple sugar Wednesday morning. and amount, Attorney al Comselor at Lai, , JJENRY H. WOOD. on Wednesday Fort Tryit, jacisM I arnr R. R. of last week. He —Prof. C A. Van Arman returned was endcYoring to load a log on his from Hastings Monday, whither he sleigh when the horses started, and had been called to witness the clot the log rolled back, and his leg was ing scenes in the life of a beloved caught between it an I another log, TBATN8 RUH BY CHICAGO TIM*. A lady returned from an unprofit­ Goin« South. ' brother. which resulted as stated above. TAIL on village will • William," who was charged with Coleu Sweet, editor ol the San not be, without wood for some time to having committed the assault and Antonio, (Texas) Derail, recently recome. A man got into a. quarrel with battery, wa*» hotly contested by the eeived two Indian scidpaas a present ' his wife Monday morning, left tbe people and defendant, the trial lasting Ifrom an admirer of his paper. Ixrose in a terrible rage, seized his ax about one aud a half days, which Napoleon is not the only place in —One family in ^TM. JONES, this finally resulted in a verdict of not 1Ohio that has dances for the benefit of ’ churches. We notice by the Toiedo Oimmerrart that a "moral" hop ' and the wood pile grew. —Mrs- Geo. Cory of Vermont ville 1guilty. Tbe charges against ''Jacob" was then withdrawn by tbe Proaecuhas for a louc time been «uff*rinx P 3 Vanxile of with * tumor in her eve. Recently ting Attorney. she went ti the State Universify and Chariotte nod E J R>man of this £JHAS. Wr DEMARAY, JCWKLER A OPTICIAN. village, were the attorneys on tliei hod the eye taken out and is now getting along as nicely aa eonld be defense. 1 Our village election cam" offon the expected. 9th iavt. Two tickets were in the Wednesday night for the benefit of the M. E. Church.—Democratic , HARDWARE —The Lyceum is igauug at fh‘1 the reiy mealing. room is BROWN & PILCHER,) JACKSON, 51 Si 1 I CH. KINDS OF gooKS, ^Stationery, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JOB PRINTING A BOY LOST OF C. C. WOLCOTT. fflIIOI COUICIL PR0CEEDIM&3. formerly occupie-l ty Downing A Little, aad Nasnvtix*. Mich ,) Feb 24. 1874.) Canned fruit lx the market. Regular meeting held. Prtee Downing. Davison, Hardy, a Clever, Trost ees. Minutes of the previous meeting • showed good ability oc the part of the read and approved. Hobs On raotiuB. F Appfom.ii'. ,poonnl WB. allowed at 50 cent,. Monon faiag laadr Ifa Pre.id.nt appointed ifa folfowmir pmop. to toe line of Grocer ire art Provlstou. •verthrow of the American Repnb- sot u a Baud of Bopatouloo for I fa neat April afasfaa : H. J. n.wd.0., J- Hardy, and E. J. Peighner. —We are gratful to note that our On motion the following resolution jromi.mg ypnw ffafa, FrMk Mtfchen. is now :he freight agent nt this place. He was duly appointed lest Wednesday. Frank has been ast and C. A. T RUMAN NEW TIN SHOP — Chpt Boise *t«ck of canned fruit is not excelled in the market. I victorious by nine votes, and our vil Tno ran of fruit that he left on our lagv is saved, ant! will continue on table, all of our folks jw,lh iu w°l‘1*<1 All kinds of fruit equally Al tills of Country Produce takes ia Kictajo for Go • ’ Highest Market Price. AT THIS OFFICE firk, which might be property denote, ontside of church Inst Sunday night, iuated the ••Elect " aad tbe “Damned." rrUty. April aid, 1S74. A gert Virtue until he was chilled through, to see The "Elect" strained every nerve to to aapaatotl. his girl bvt «he rewarded elect their ticket, and thus save air by seeing tbe girl walk off with a village from the demoratix'g influence excelent NICHOLS’ GfOCERY! \ I iVILL NOTLBE UNDERSOLD. LOOAL MATTERS. rn«en! who had been toasting his sin that would be entailed upon i«s fol shins nt the stove all the evening citiiwu, «fao)d ifa -farksqwo ii<An JUwtlimu JWtrrtumrau. Go inc Nori able visit to church declared that "when she saw the shawls of those Smiths, and thought of the things her girls had to wear, if it wasn't for We the consolation of religion she did OSee^hb Cta—I Smith. S»h»Uto» Mleh. —A maple tree on the farm of 8. arc informed that the leg will have not know what she should do." P PARADY, Manufacturer of Nicewander just north west of the to be amputated to save his life. Dr. No other living thing can go so Boots and Shors, village waa fell this week, and the Chapin ir an old man, 100 years old, )>ody of it made !5 cords of wood. and says he has been married seven Never kick a man when he's down limes. Beat it if ynu can. unless you are sure he can't get up' g LIEBIIAUSER. —Madam Rumor says that parties A Danbury lady has just completed in Hastings ore negotiating for the a shirt for the laying out of an iadilots in the burnt district. If the own­■ Jacob Van Vleet acd his sou Wm., . vidual who is in blissful ignorance of ers cannot build on them, for the sake! Who were arrested on the 15lh of the provision, and is engaged in pil­ ^ASHVILLE HOUSE. of the town they should sell themi February, last, by warrant issued by ing cord-Wood. Jnst'ce Tracy of Charlotte, on cim Carr.O. W. McUomicx. PmpriMar. LI Furl Worn.-With P A most excellent artisan in Buflaki <%ta—n. ToJcd... Wabwh itioLiea. _R„ui th, «Hi,tory of Nirt.llle”> plaintof Jacob Rosen felter (the father Manet* a Onrinn-n, aa had a sign, "Adam Good, brass Conn­ in another column. It was written for assault and battery with intent to tier* A countryman coming to mar­ 8. K. HOOFEK. O. T. kill, and the son with assault and and read by L. J. Wheeler at the have been ket thought it a very strange sign— Lyceum Monday evening, and will battery) charged committed on tbe 28th 3ayof Jun for he read it, * A dam-good-brass foun­ he published in the News, a portion IJNION BOUSE. last, were brought to trial before said, der." Singular enough his wife was at a time, niuil completed8 Dascsx. Proprietor. Justice on the 6th inst The case of named Eve. Justice of the Peace, undercloth: was twenty, though he owns that it MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Grove, i*s a little bard on the eyes after three Ainsworth are X Old Dr. Chapin, of Maple ahiping a large had the misfortune to break his leg o'clock in the morning. Hardy & also buying £JLEJIENT SMITH, old, says that be likes to tit up with a girl just as well as he did when he Crockery, otiona, Glassware, Clothing, Stoneware, Hats and Caps, Sugars, Furs, Buffalo Robes, Coffee, crowded at A. A. SELLICK. Last Mondor night A. I>. NICHOLS, A Holler, iritero will t>u- found a full < WOOD WANTED Til, Cow aiiJSieet Iron Tar; All kinds ef A7 THISyOFEJCH. All parties wanting SO-ms,’" i" ■ i85’etr ON SUBSCRIP W SAF-WPOILS, BOOTS AND SHOOS, •nd fa ifauxhl CALL ATfONAL HOTEL, NT. SUBSCRIBE FOR TAB N1 MEAT MARKET On tnotioo Council adpxuned. s A. fa crnld nMke lime B. J. HtutB.SBK. ROBERTS & tOJ’, jffwf Trongking^a SpeiaKty. uygnmg en>u ku. hnl fa bnmgbl a -kafc! manner. trfolbt ofiaprtag with a dapbord which « H7" I also keep in connection will re Tin Strap, in their season, ih> •typer Reaper &■ M-irer. the Taty- ?RESH MEATS, BtuJan/c Grain Drill, Plato C. c. WOLCOTT. • LI-A. _lt.l ..... ... . * �Sawing Machine Co., . , rvs,om. field number 1X000.; .fire pervoua, whose duties it thall be to inquire aril—isqaq to Congress the result ot their inveeiiga- •"■■WMbwairtBii.'’'’'1 -W'1 MaB8*-tf , GeoereeCb . W.T.,Marih BN, TL the enii l-----..... . bUod g NEW YOBE. " (her ElcUr^oe CoupeUUn, 1 WORLD'S now, nranuu.ini, *«.’ ■*W *■ ■'•.; ’■ •• :. tn : • ■•: Bitters Buccceetu) end BsUcfsctOry. And —The Ea*tern question appeari to be again Congrees from Alabama, in a Washington ho >10,000. — Ihajialhrs from Co!m"'o’»«. Ohio, show are live herb* -Abe Sierra' .ddMM ' • TtoAtBii^U W> ahMMgo-tatTd isiMed' £ cinmlmr 40 "TIM Baptists of Ute * the «m*ie rmredern foreman of the A’nn Yarktr, under Horace Greeley, nearly forty years sgo; Eldar Jsoob that tbe jiolice are constantly expecting a Knapp, tho celebrated Itaptiit revivalist, at. Rockford, HL, aged 71; James Ik LIbbey, au deplored. -Ex-Treasurer Gage, of Chicago, indicted —George Alfred Townsend and W. B. Walker, correspondents ot the Chicago)Tri!^ and Cbjeago T»nn, had ^pmrJdffW alMrcation in the Washington office of thelMti r 1MP*r U“7U',T w was soundly thrashed. As the druornng war administered by so harmless a weapon aa an umbrella, of coure**do in­ flicted. . —Manrice Daly, p( Jimrt/the other day made a run of 21S fraMMwtYrehrh billiards - FtXAXClAL AXD fXDUBTKJAL. —TW-'grote esnrfnga of the Chicago, Bur­ lington and Quincy railroad during 1873 were •11,600,000 ; o[«•rating expenses, *0.000,000; net earning*, *4.®70,.4M: n*t -earninfp-over ■ ■over •Ary UaULty, ‘21W.0W, or a UtUo over 1 . v cent, on its capital stock. . —A Waalnngton dispatch says: “ It ths i>« ternal revenue receipts continue during the fiscal year as they were last ■mowlh, they, will exceed the estimate -by ■’ *8,000,1)06. Tlie finances look much better. daily a*kod. ° What-1* Uio unparalleled bbooom of VntBflAB B»TFJ’J, I” Our nnrfwcr in, that they remote * ‘.v. —_—_ — u nnA iho rmfiiiTit. IS. Eastern Europe, no one would firevetit them. -ftaotet dsatlw r Judgs William T. Browu. of Edwardsville, III.; Judge N. K. Hall, of cannot see them insulted without reeenttag.il. flirir cftufrbaB. umi,ooHc<ea, -dsstaoyerf Hpaniali insurgents was premature. —Advices from Havana rejiprt the death of • <T -f T' X'" ex-Presidenl Ceepedee. * ” e Cariitf frur bep fl —The recent snresasse of tbe thoroughly aroused the Hpanish Govaruma^l to the gravity of the situation' aud every MUU b. b <rU, u.. tesont*' • —Dtopatcbos from CakBlta report that th* diatrtea among finnne-atriekeh peofM' Itt' Easton#TMnwt ia tncreaaing. In due tillage .atone there had been eighteen death* 'stohmlon in to four days. The number of a .applicaals for relief has increased from to 30,000 within a week.... —News Um at tost arrived from Oape OoSeto >y. the ,conflagratiQu >«. 1,000. dmUnditto those similarly afflwSS.* 01 ■ tliillrjui aaraileare aa4 mmMtwM uata* <«• Tn-n( Jlff., „ Nmoro persons in Into and neighboring tarps. Mio daily *nffer from tho distressing ettcU . etothly. f. Tt>« OMefal Rtoport. mfilliBeC IrU.C... IsMMMfinMi■ perMghJms^fS.<: te pipefs all over the country recommend ths ate Sfffirrnian'* Cavalry C^ditum Powrirr*.— Al»ur Mor* . ■ton? lEfeft si.ooo roads, and that even separate .xaX^_ <J y,rjft on each road wouK toe <grodadute'ot ^rea» injury to the material interests of tho Btate. ‘‘ A Th* great**t Sewlse Machin* Manufactory in ' ! -r-.-rLU .mJ Gru. A .-** . %» Fm»cto<y>. C«nfi«lA “ {■-• a ass.ru e n itsnmtsw a u,...,. tn -4 , ~ —A bill is pendiagjn 11* ’MlsstoiippILvgtolature to rewulste railroad, fares. If passed, it will make a reducliotTYfoi*-1'1 J to Icento per mile. • -'* ~ Zl dT—The " t wo-miUion ccmiaa." as t» to ettfed. proves to iho-eattofsfflian ot taxpayers not to bo *n serious a mauar afteF sH ’ TtefTreaaury jxrownraj rj'jdrkMM.’ ~ .^awzsiirfiu. King. * ’ . . " ' 1 Th. irel^iy ^Vllnw »l —There ar* wars and rumors of wirt 'li? 3>“ «*« W, ■*«h*>Msvstns*. > ft. tof Routh America. Anotbar rebellion ha» brok< n kew»j.*pcr newspaper in America. , It has u>cre»*>ed in c!?tui*tLbn ta&fold's^in 'rjfe.^pOMD.'- '* out in Faraguay, and a war between IVitil O-i " *• c-a-' ■lyUMripats. ya. amt thS^geaiin* 8^.Ifta toaref. pa^Uan were extraordlnaiUy CtiUAMatebee." of tan p«r*on* with >0 : • Ufl., • ’ ■-. ' w* i.i . result from it. Bnsnos Ayres, too, is ma£u»g. W, a tesuUftil Chrome 1 ANTISS'SlS preparationn for a trial of alxiougth wiij* IkawL, ^NEiaPSffl —A tetter from Havana says that siuce. tbe late dacrcre were promulgated, the nativqg] Fl'ETHER IHSTl.XOl'lSHEDHOSOBS. among |b«Bpaaub volnateers .are coawtM^I KT - n dsrarting to ' the intturgente, andAhat whole A COCCB, COW) OS BOSS TBSOAT familiM are fleeing to the mountains. . Imm»3tet* stteatloa, •»■ *ko«ia ‘ k« (sum* to*cv*rr eeMeeriber-wouireirlfie<tM» . —The BriUab GoverametU has alreaoy ]0X- । etpcfcMJiMteitowas *• wh»M»**. tp e reentry—» »er» ckaure- ywrtirwlurj free. B. .. ..tJ.aai.sai,»77 l>euded nearly *40,006,000 oh account' of the rs* Lvso«,a FsaMASBNT Twspav kryicvios, os ■teett, Fublkher. Mae*. 1 .-i-S ‘ OF THS 2' " ' ' ’ nctrawi-wLcsa msdau atonoetM remitTutlian famine, and wiU have to. maiutato | 144 School Teachers Wanted American'Institute, New York, 3,000,000 people for three or four months * ' »x. arsis rslM-', Saw wiirw. atraa*, C at*j»ss, Csah in tb» Trreaury, enrretw-y........ . 5,177,754 Ibuger. JuCgv* of.BewIsc Ma^AivvvJpr , 8|«wkal d»i"o«lt brlJ fur tbe rednmpti.iti —It to stated that certain inhabitants of CosevwrTivs x«> f«*oxv DitaAlU, TaocaBlsr* Month. A,4dr*** g.sauaA McCr*pT,Caic*go, lll. I of certificate* of deposit, |wc>«taled tfrUw................................................ M.330,000 F»yal have addressed a peittton to 1'reeident Great, praying for the eetebltohment of a fur Cmiaamptlv** aad Atthmaur*. Pall l>artlce” ,.................. w Total to the Trresu.^___ ___ > l .W.TiB.'ji* NEW NO. 6 SEWING MACHINE, Brilliant Sncees>. It is permitted to few’men or com­ panies to achieve acknowledged superi­ UDVMKIIOLD PANACKt . .pAMH^KICT. ority in any impprtani puuitum of busi­ :-.t ness. The present generation has wit­ nessed stupendous rivalry in several branches of iriclustry, and notably the Sewing Machine- buaiuess. . Aniid a mnltiiudo of oompetiton, steadily aud Mtirely the Wheeler A Wilson Company held their way from the lieginning, upon fixed aud honorable principles. I»ng since, th?ir leading position in America was establishmL Abroad, at Lonctan, in 1882, they won the highest premi­ ums ; nt Paris, in 18C7, they distanced rurnpetitont, ' - ---- were award- and w —Numerous strikes of workingmen in and eighty-lwo die highest premium, the the puly Gold —— ear iyiM4|i>ia arc re*>otlod. - / . . ‘ ' etl —It to stated that the Pcnnsy Iranis railroad Mcddl for Sewing Machines exhibited ; Tvimosaav BUbaaM. Atr Go|4* Coa»u»ptl°B. nnd lastly, amid unparalleled competi­ tion, fulJowpl KJjjC snlm^iil trinmpjhs nt ployas. Vienna^ noted in our ndvertudug col” , pIJJ.Kl'KHE. . —The employee of the Echigh Valley rail­ .iiniiK. .• MLB. wiiratow's sooTBisa «r*cp x« thb road have been having a little * trike for an rKBsctrnoi ?». cu>* of o>» bait j«jeatf.rkys‘- ■ DANBEllHtKS. . —The Erie railway strike to ended. Iris mor'ally nggrarrifn| to a buy •ocrea,* — ranajjan lumber dealers anfccipalo a dull with a haul snow ball in bin band to sesean. • • • • • —The loading butter-makers and dealers of chxae another boy a.mUT’"®" ■’ tnise the West recently had a large and interesting poxa ot hitting him,'And convention at Beloit, Wto. They will moot him by about eight feet. again etoltdtoespoLi Jn tbe first kedacaday This tn the last day of winter, and to­ XHU JK CUlLPXJtN. in June. morrow oomca eprinjt—ihe.dMr, bless rd spring, with its smiling ak^Mt, bios* aming flowers, caroling birda< a»)<l pains in tbe chest. .I-'. ■■ mM will Bst* r"*> are* «► »*ntd fur Sctoucs to Stor*. toy pr. K. JL ooi*. ■ Mlset your territory. sS;'Ad4r»*» Msr- TEA.;’- ’k<UTt frffl I'kilUr. Piow*r*. Autuian L**»**, SlrS*, Animal*. Iu* Ccmte. Ac. TV-------- *- -------------------- - ■ FBINCITAL OFFICE. No «U BBOADWAY, j!|dinM,1Ei*l5n sit i BKW YORK. TAtcrari l ^4 r*Mnosa»ui jtfffitRwT&ta- ! Agtacto* in all ths Principal CHi*« of th. Wortd. fSmala-OigJmiaTr, ef Every-Day' Wxnt*. i “THE THRE8HER OF THE PERIOD. 'e«til*lniut *>.<**) Kr< nrnttw a a >• n4i»trt-uware boisrii •mltati*^*) tntreealjl|>t«re«t>tic.ae | j. -rh-iai - Smith1: IllBilralti PattEra Bazaar. OUR aloguofor 1874 will bo IBMT ul CSXXf 1ST JUSAZDfl Is the WCXU. rutx or rantiowa, stowim. m chou~x mumsu ONLY • 1.00 A YEAR. < fraa tn Aa«nt« »n»:trwM<«. ■KW MAM, CHaJlTw. C lllt<»Ne*U| mu, A«. <»ir n»w Nteater renv KW ana, iLbixoia. onto ana micrilAB.eri tb* MeH ae« cMaa»Mtpab t&w JLC. BBl&OMAM... tet Bor." MaM la-l *TM UsiMte*** •< COLONIZATION IN COLORADO-. haxlta.Brtui it! ptagMU miIwm MUnW ITMB lU - BAZA AM" la -• €Li,Bs.iaoos,‘ cxuiS ‘^S2ir. amt become at?..»i:u.r EMXAMuaiWt a* she " iff thh <tar and generwlinn. uft■Mwsj cewff aa.j Jj_. > n . —top------ 1------ rasdyincu More man *even tho«i«aptl UmnimimI grain ral*er* jiexw 232?^^ AGENTS W-A-lSrTJHJp. anti fhc I'cuplr,'’ B0U> BY ALU MYDtCUTB DBALBM. oirrmN* look PAiat axd rfi^K, ’ ; A:, •■ . Foer slsre naedr, »l Thk only Dierit by some contributions we receiw ii that they were never before in print The merit MOWBIB. KMNlISai CQMTH ■... ia so alight that we never Imfe tho heart will deatroy Wonas withost injury to tho child, tetog perfectly WIlW toJ.free from all colorto rob them of it . e >15 syst rwwwra, AlsoSepaxai All >«»•«* iMredte, to buy Tt-rrehinK Ma ehlue*. <>r HcpanKore "alone, ’* or Horae Power* Wanted-jAgents. From S?6 to per Month, J NICHOLS, SUKFAJIU) A CO $6 to J 37 ‘TATK"T , < IM. Im's sffiiPMnii HOMEOPATHIC r»l*rpruin* yosns l*ii<tol«-M*<! mvn •«.<! wnwan.amblOtni* •» anak. a (serosal Martin FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, ;____________ _________ DOMESTIC MEDICINE ««• npiUM^s « Rw1"1 ’.Kp CXXAIXCK foctreatment nuV! eared. C*Won ofaddrtsj Hrcry Krqxf of Iton I ab<nil<l«uliM-rlb<-n>r Ibe aenetee tel**' a»a tile laur tvimbleiome B wiei Ik* *«rf*e*o( knmor* tk»l *MMM a ME JI Ap*1** . £ h*j test; fonod gniUy ef twrjury aud m- Iwn h>, . _ a Bamay mre»». H. T. VrA I • childhjuM Tskuk are some people whom uo ccku? AiiibTnt>;iw»iwre' sense impresses. To set' a giiui trying Mo. rflB Wl*<m«teoet;Ti*w to warm his feet thronfh a pair of rub­ AW .CA8UALTIKS. bers, and persistently .attributing the —The Superintendent .4>f. (be-XaUosgitora' —A fgkrf<t*34dpng recently occurod pntbe failure to the stove, is to fed like knock­ National Park writes to Secretary EuJatio tlikf it will require an expearfttarenf {JOO.OOO to Great Western railroad near London. Canada ing his head off, “ and.JqpA hia. body standing." aiion. ano wmleteObe MfrveYof tto bonrwQj— We are daily in receipt ol curiously i”7 of • MtoPfir® w^s riot discovered until intaintcri# Ifuie nfilooR wte compfcte OtJartructed compositions. We have tiykTYbrott; frtixii MatairTHE UAKKEt^ at*Ne’itJv75xb£iilhcr daJT ly filled with flamer, which spread tlirough the one on the fortunes of % Job* who died JUCW XOH*. ooKUUmwIwflwU)-., Tb’e"““S"".’'» on the eve of his marriage., It is pa­ ildier* ahd swtbed. 7 “ ,om l* ltc<3 Vf Jtfnnrfrora Ute rear platform and boarded by thetic in its nature, but is ao awkwardly • *" through the windo »■- Tho train was stopped o. J Chfcarfo. >1 JO de­ ■ tn quickly poreibte, bat before they could constructed that we “"P .cHfe**1 waa reported dulled by the the Indikna. rises bo exti^gutohod ctg'at persona were fatally cline it One pasMgnjfr wu«h preserv­ biirned.aud suffocated, and four or flvc.oibcrs ing, we think. It refers 'to the dead nooncoa the reports of Indian outrages in : -crioarfy burned. lover who is arrayed iu hi* wedding that section aa base fabrications gotten op to —A large part of the city of Panama ha* Cnxxaa-U(41lVc. iKTraj'-WeaUrn, »' dress for the burial. Ik say* : ** There —Xt U report* J that LonoVolf, tho tr aubk-R-Milon h^d a >120.000.conflagration on was * look of great pant <m Na wliite CHICAGO. eorae Kiowa Chief, ia preparing for a raid into ths 3d last. - Ths Eastern vaRread freight face aa if tbe coat piitehed bitn nnder hon»s vu destroyed, with ears, freight, etc. the arms." However, we hope it didn't. j-rWUUam Nesbitt, of Kekomo, lud.. while fidiug in a wagon with hia wife and two chil­ Ai^kxiv, the Russian ■ fitifrCe who vis­ dren; waa killed by a stroke of lightning, as ited us some eighteen JtMalhs ago, has was one of the horses. Hia wife and cldlby a debate on the Mayor's nomination of Dr. dren were thrown from the wagon, and his written a book about America, which is Pfioh for Qty Physician, and the proceeding* wifejm sptfk blind. issued from the press in very superb ware more in keeping with a priae-ruig than a By tbe lose of too steaaudtlp Sedia, et> style. It is understoorf‘‘YMW>nly a few deliberative body. Alderman Campbell took route^frem Newcastle, England, to Port Raid, bundled copies wilf’be printed, these exception to a ruling of tbe Mayor, and Egypt, in a recent gale, ihirty lives were lost. being for distribution tbe royal applied to him such rpithet% m. old suck—His main poettou of Hillsdals College, at faunilit'B of tbe worRT. Prohn bly some 'er, tyrant, ueurper, cowsM, ’ ‘fAol, etc. copies will find their <*/ America, •ta.DOO. and some publisher will shortly send whereat the Mayor directed hia arrest by out a popular edition^. 4k to aaid that POLITICAL. tho police. The police closed in on the gen­ the Prince gives ua a taieifribly good «-A bill is pending in the Canadian Parlia­ tleman, at which, 4ialf a down Aldermen ment giving tho ballot to women in municipal character. He was uMMh «b»i*«1 by a mistake into which tuaffe erf (-«ur bandmake the arrest The cun fuel on that ensued nu?pr U again revived that Secretary Icaders fell of playing the “.Birge ot Bt. was of tbe wildest Mayor ■ muxm. Catherine’* instead of tf&’feuMian na­ stood tbe very picture' or regc and despair. tional nir, on occasions 9X JfcIcome sad to fight over the Boetau CoBectorahip nee to be tbe absorbing topic of oourer- tbe. like. Tlie music d*rftWs dirge, it Lrerv-eMteXV H<x^4aJ«3S-H. .•:* • WTMHli KEi:. and discussion in .Washington and tbe aeema, is properly used JRfy at the The' breach between the Butler aud funeral of a member of ‘ and its produolion h fieaUy Chicago must £ prtljd- f>f <ft| ■ parably widened, aud beueofaith no quartet caused a deal of 1st “ ‘ Prince's Comahaeionec of AfrUteitura fro­ will b* shown by either party. suite. ths axperimcuU with Egyptian. cotmnc.L ' him thoomind doll th ol sp­ are of <&rarjtue and appihmese, f, epplied at fovnitioe, are tnuuelly tn the National liurgical low! । prerfmhted Prrel.teal of Ind. It has the greats! Wn of any ’DETROIT." blirrr«.ful IDalitution m the Vniou aformitie*. . ; WHEELER4 WILSON’S COLORADO of duties which has been rofandBtpu fruits, which tho intrusive wmmi threw into tho free list, to *71.000. and the amoiiuit due’and un­ paid to *37,000. "■ . w- ~ CHIUK A SO CRIMlXAUf. —A porttoa of the. Toblh Cavalry recently —Anibble Barli and Pedro Fgnehini, who engaged a band of ltxfigps on-Ae Double were formerly partners, wet on Kpiing street, Fork of the Braxoe riv^r, na-Texas, killing New York, the other day, while on their way to work, aiKl,<Ue former shot dis latter dead —Another investigation by Crmgrsss is and tlidu ktful LimscM. » f ■ . ' talked of. It • seems that" a.xing remoug the —The notorious Woodhull end Claflin have claimants for the Geneva award has been again been sent to prison, in Now York, in de­ formed, some of them enleringdutosgrecmeut fault of bail. with certain attorneys whir vo prosing tl>e —Justice Bichard*, of Nicoiott County, Ind., recently aliot hie »ua through the will profit largely, and breast, killing him instantly. claimants triHlsi raudjd Fashions for Spring and Summer. THE GRAND MEDE OF HONOR ikmito iwurd tn tbe Pacific tUllnaad Ootnpanka, intc-rert jwyaNc lu lawful sixnudbilHy of fixing rates of fare. tntrrcst paid by t'nltrd state*............... —Tho Iler. Dr. Forteou*. an Irish Epto. repaid by transportation of jxl divine, who was granted temporary liceuso Intcrvst luslls, etc...................... . S,(KM,347 to preach by Btobop Potter, of the Now York ttolanes of interrst p«id tiy Putted .,...,............... ... 17.3M.3M Diccoec, and by Bn Lop UUlejohn. of. ^he' ■ atatm... Dioceso of Long Island, has had hhr Heense , -—Tl|* 'm{iubqr.of Lugs |*cksd in Cbiciunali revoked for delivering humorous Ire turns Kp thto season to ML35.1; last year. G36.80&. k-LTb* ludianaptfli* and Fsbria merchants officiating in nou-Eptocopal pulpits. ■ iu ’ — A susceptible young saloon-keeper in Day • and busiuoss men have resolved, in public ton, Ohio, after being prayed with about ten meeting, in favor of inflation of the currency. —Receipts ot the Government from all minutes by the ladies, unconditionally, sur­ rendered, and his captors at o:Ae pourid bis arces for the quarter ending Dec. 31, *36,,59G: expenditures for the fame period. whisky into the gutter. Ro ov*rjoye<r were1 Unanimously to smother thsir y oung convert with kisses, and embraced him in the most affectionate manner. . _ •— DitoMM. ...■• tf____ __ "7"^^;..- Appended is tho official ststan^snt: . W —Mr*. Myra Clark flalnee has sued Caleb Hi* per cent, bond*......... . 4. j.t. .4... Five percent, bond*.. ’................ . Citfhing for libel, laying damages at 0200,000. t ?*.' ’f f.............. »l.TSa,M0,7u0 tewfid ternary dit*’...J.......... | 14,f7S,oa) John A. Tibbetts, of Cennocticut, and Franck a.MMBO 30,073,503 Government Directors of tho Unton Pacific railroad. . YT r ; i F* —Baex has been discharged TNlh afflst at* . > Ml,«57H,>«r7 New York. —Robert K. Fleming, the pioneer printer of Illinois, died recent^ aLjle^toVUlo. ( | J —The Railroad Comndsaioner of Nkhigan. after thoroughly inveetigating the subject in all its bearings, has come to tbe conclusi*B that it would be impoaelbls to devise My measure for tho regulation of freights that ge wellaao TuEie, if ’nCaonration of 1 O-tanr, ia BHitnu cs!£rsrAS4 “»*£rs,»:'5 Wi;»n Compauy for «uanttly a»4 quality of 3TdftSSBBEs':“u“,,"',U iTHEANECTAR MiLLIOKS Of ACRES tan *UiMtea.Ferrate. NBW FOR SALLVERY CHEAP, ' THE..F.IONEER, Di. r.O. AIKS ACT., XorrtB, Bta, • uxn* Va«t«b rti nt ' HISTORY OF THE MOVEMENT, “So MBi losraco fof soIoolilteK' GRANGE , .. OB. THX FARMER’S WAR AGAIM ST 'MONOPOLIES.' ST. LOUIS LIFE Insurance Company, A STRONG STOCK COMPANY. .i-jrttw-TAfiSVSisffi'.a ittfiffi CblaMO. SU.. or»L Jxmn.M*. " A8SKT •, 88,000,000.00. WbbU Competent Arrnts la all Unoccu■ pM territory. ST. LOUIS. | BUY J. h. COJ.TS’BOCK � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-03-20.pdf.pdf 8c42f34d2415299b246ce458b2b3ba75 PDF Text Text ADVZHTlaiJG BATE?: SI . Progression. No Retrograding MICH., FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1874 7I*M YttllH by the whole school, fully de­ as lujroifTZR whisky! teetotal deacon's sou, Take that, and that, ao unceremoniously treated. they approached, Obadiah stepped aside, and giving whiskers num- NO. 25 WORTH R KMEMBER­ MACflUMM UGIRLATUBE. - ’ IMG. Ixk spots may be removed from pa­ U» TOofe taui a tong tatata per by alternately wetting the spots with two* earned’* hair pesunb, one Committee failed. -wetted with a solution of oxalic acid, than tuu- and the other with a solution of cyanide HRAIMING TEE DRE(J>\ • drink t t-wrfbte Artak ! . The results of this uprising will be DrtaX I these : Multitudes of the young will 1 UKSULTS OFTHK TSMI’XJi.iJfCZ MM A. this year keep back from the intoxicat­ ing cup; ImndrMa of villages where all < know each other by name will form a ’ andlanother that, by toe not very gentle temjierana.* friendship which will purify " — of his broad palm upon their Filling the eeriybeews; . . wm Weir ivmv Imine atmosphere *for V4 jruia years to m? »wmr. Haju-Cubliso Elvid.—Melt a piece camo; our towns mid villages. having Tun-Inp the /Ante.—The House, in Committee of tbs of white beeswax about the size of a fil­ of his coat and the seat of hi* panbeen morally improved, the ruin in tho bert kernel in one ounce of olive oil; to cities will still leave the nation fl. moral is. with one tremf^ptepe- jerk Makiua U>al »us*>l girt 1 him fayqpt .into the stet^p, to vara application of his enormous cow, bo Bp- this add one or two drops of otto of hope in the nobler millisns outside, for the with hi/friend -<hePhs«rate«ora cither to library the hope of America being not in its This preparation keeps the curls to cities, but to its almost infinite country bath to Deergnhsri' i .TH'i miitee shape for a long time. l Iq-bny whisky, the yirluc-of the deacon's son, were, of traffic. ibadiah, still reyer gruipbl oaurse, useleu; but no sooner had irsa.—Toone ponnd out of religion, by its impulse and fol­ ibering toe^______________ stoustion______ which_ of eotnmon asphaltum, fused in an iron lowing its entreaty, this commotion will rki^ pj^bt. kaao. Jdjoxrur, March 9.—Senate.—The homutead pot odd half a pint hot Imited linseed DHUMaldpon his virtue. an hour at tho Tillage tavern, as go far to ©ompel sects to stand upon one i the mc*ntjffr?f j|hci scholars, upon oil; mix well, and boil an hour. When level, .and will compel the pulpit to ■ wflahis invariable custom, than the <M»(b*.HOtlM* ’ nrjbirj, ' lLuu.j___ u- „r leasing the overthrowing of their of took partially cooled, add one quart ofl of abandon the endless definition iit Chris­ *rrov away » rw ■ turpentine. If too thick, add more tianity in favor of on application of ita ■A wif.X whifkered idler*, with whom every coun­ Tbc DrnaksrtJVotd^tnce. * g no doubt, to be.fl.1t—ftseired, or try village iiC more or less haunted, WIms ha Uiia wtmU> k*d *mm; r. turpentine. Apply with an ordinary blessedness to the strong mfen bowing tidied a council of war, to1 devise ways to five some other awful punishment; VARIETIES., . puu> brush. beneath a dreadful vice and to the hearts A roruLAB sight—Anthracite. and iheaffsifir lit! f uftler prosceufidh .bjrt Obadiah was, not naturally of a luug diacuevion Tkk annexed directions will f,noble of their families bowing' under hunger, earning tbs pn of their scheme. Tho two whiskered ‘revengeful ditposition, and he was also traffic. Nimhod was a mighty hunter, bnt ho you to make a rimpl* filter to purify and cold and all private neglect and gentlemen, who bad come to for the pur­ considerably mollified by.-the sucoete Houiie.—The Judiciary Committee reported cistern water ■: Place on the perforated public disgrace. After so long a lime never eaw an aunt elope. pose of septog pie "pprt, ©nd to ^end a of his plans, and the mirthfulness that Honzst ducks dip their heads under bottom of a box a piece of flannel, and th© use of Christianity should follow its hand, if need be, were decidedly- in fa­ wa* excited by the ludicrous and woe­ on this wine coareely-j>owdered char­ discovery. From women the cause will water to liquidate their little bills. thirds of a Jury In civil omm. It ww be,al-*. vor of the cold bath, but the rcmatoder begone appearance of the two whiskered ated to make the verdict of ten or eleven coal, snd then some coarse river sand, pass to the column* of the newspapers AM Iowa hog is twenty. years old. In criminal caaea.. .'.Maa,- petitions wore and cover the whole with sandstone and to the legislative halls snd to the Some hogs live to three score and toil. of the council, some of whom, at. leant, gentlemen, a® they. gained the tdtore recaircd in favor of female suflrtae,. . .The Ua<tei-pr Irtamldte!" bench of the Judge and’ bosoms of tho had experienced qtaito too touching a snd sloped for the village, so that he Committee on State Affairs reported that the broken into small piece®. A modebn writer has defined the demonstration of the great strength of merely ordered cue of the boys to go boundaries of the Slate- as reported in the jury. Hence we cannot bnt hope this To Rkmovx Supkbflvovs Haim.— aloft nridUhiovB the • beard • ftonrthe proponefl CensUtotion an> correct, and no “ last word" to be the most dangerous their absent lord, would not consent to awakening will go forward, spreading change wifi-be made. The boundaries are the of infernal machines. chimney ; and alteiAteing tho room a itamo as in the old Constitution... .A resolu­ Tho following recipe, if used at all, must anyaucnuncertain aa^* such uncertain mode moue of oi procedure procedure;; out a storm cloud over parahod field* in Je^jp-tly resumed tion was adopted expressing sympathy with be employed with care, as it contains •4 Matchless maid,” is the way a oonaequently, wwan iVwas ui_ivm>iuru determitied’»v to barOOUBequcnwy, uni­ sufficient airing, ht aFienic : Take of freshly slacked lime, Jane, and that whereas iu the dark sgrs presumptuous young man addressed a exercitea p< the school.. < ■ - , tickle the ador.ond "hold’ pOTMasfon of tho HoW -long loTei£i3uei-kf(4r this port how much the State paid during 1M73 for six ounces ; orpiment, half an ounce. crusades were made in the name of lady of a very uncertain age. tHp! schoolroom until their stubborn Christianity in search of only a tomb in extra legal service*, beeidee the *alary paid to Mix thoroughly, and keep to well•• I can always tell water when I see the Attorney-General. teooher might be brought to their terms. dead rock* where at the best nothing closed bottles. When used, apply as a Tuxmuat, March 10.—Senate.—The di*en»Fur thia pwfpw.-th® beaches,.which had ever been bnt dust, and as now a it," remarked ToddybloaEom the other paste, with water, until it begins to day ; ** it loqjts so much like gin.” ware movable and constructed pf hewn dods not(4q>pea|r, ■ bgh on® -thing is cer­ *iot> of taxatiou Of the liquor traflu occupied few devotees are making pilgrimages to burn the skin, and shave off with an Tbekai<ht, tatoriu* butr, puncheon, were brought and piled up tain, his scholars never hod the audacity nearly the Mhole day. The proposition wm rescue, not an empty tomb from infi­ Illuminations are notall •• brilliant," "tee rtiu> of void »U4 diauiciffti to tempt the virtue of a ** teetotal dea- finally rejected by a vote uf 1< to 14... .The ordinary paper-knife. dels, blit some'from death, and are but was there over a ball that was not, Treaaurer reported fond* on baud to the i ion's son." Ly asking him tojniy ■State ambnnt crf^tVMO To Rxmovx India Ink Marks.— ’ " •1,290.000, satisfactorily scchantfag their hymns, not where some according to the published account, "a whLdJ5~JAiT 9laeno<uj6yr Tk .cured aadtfeptMled ...T---------. far b«uk in this State. Prick in, over the stains on. the flesh, quite a harrier to a little army. _A 1 -l.n Hcnue.— plan for ah elective judiciary wit warm goat's milk, and continue until old name is carved on a rock, but to brilliant affair?" living hearts made in tho imago'of God, A Miritugim negro worked on shares, Scarcely weio their preparations com­ reported, five Supreme Judge* and fifteen the blood flows freely. The process is and capable of uobloness here and . ' CHARLES SIMMER. arenite being *grV*d upon... .A eehedule of pleted, d*« the sentinel who* kid been but got “ ntiffin,” “ because,” said he, My darling and my pride! Htationcd ai ^ ndudl c^cyicC near tho^ Ki.i Last ArrrAOANcicW'TBa If sited Statis ealarle* wm alno reported, and after numer­ the same as that employed in making blessedness in the life to come—Prof. " I work for do seventh, and wc have ous amendment*, wm finally agreed upon, a* the marks. Another plan is to apply to Suring, of.Chicago. door, announced that the master was only made the fifth ; crop short." • folio#*Governor, 93,000; Supreme Judge*, I [W»*hta(t>*n Cor. Chicago Tribune.) 34,000; Circuit Judaea. -M.M0; State tlie part a blister larger than the mark, coming. In an instant all were quiet. An Arkansas graveyard furnichos the Mr* bunitjex arrived nt dhe-Senate TrcMurer. W.M0; Auditor-General, *1800; keep the spot open for a few days, then DEMORALIZATION IN JERUSALEM. SMOKING 'EM OUT. Presently Obadiah was hoard trying the Superintendent of Public Instruction, f ',000 ; following epitaph on s wife : Chamber*a little Inter than was his Secretary of State. 62J>00; Land Commi*- dress with some healing ointment such Thu Loudon correspondent of tho • -T 1 Christmas is decidedly the great boh-I latch. hhr wi.Urd the chMrea habit, for he was one of the few mem­ *ioner. •2,000; Attorney-General. $X500.... os Canada balsam, and as the new skin . , Jewish Messenger says that bo is iu re­ Fed the fow!». <lnv of the West, West. on which occasion urcjisioii each 1 A substitute wm adopted 4or the section re­ grows the India ink marks will disap­ day “ Hallo, there, open this 'ere door bers who were always on hand at the quiring ceipt of a private letter from Jerusalem, a vole of two-third* of tho Board of man, woman, and child is expected to No. answer—and again he tugged opening. He gof into tho chamber at SuperviHor* to isise money for building nur- pear. * which gives a sad account of the state Thb custodian of what had been enjoy all too fun possible. Feasting away upon the door with Herculean about twenty minutes paid 11, and it j>o*ce, etc....Supremo and Circuit Judge* To Tin Iron Vkhskta—The articles of things in tho Holy City. Beggars were ordered by the IIou«o in Committee of an*d frolicking, visiting and dancing fill stri'ngtfei but all to no purpose; he was remarked that he- looked jaded and the Whole to be ineligible to other than ju­ to be tinned are cleaned with sand, and, are many, laborers few. It is, indeed, Garilmldi’s straw-stuffed bed in Ischia was heard to mutter, on seeing a lady up tho day, while, formerly, the chil­ might as well have attempted tofoica worn, and that he was somewhat lan­ dicial cfiices for one year after their term* of if necessary, with acid ; then placed to a sad to hear those continued descriptions office expire. The Judicial Ctrcuita are not to carry away a few straws os a robe, dren, to the common Schools caught the his way into 0£c tower of Loudon. guid, and did not take hold at his work exceed Ilf I ecu. and the lodge*, must reside in bath prepared with one ounce cream of from impartial witnesses of the miscrn“They will doit; I’ve stuffed it six spirit of the times, and expected an an­ ■ Af nils l3briftht, Bill Drake; who was with the customary promptness and their circuits.. ..Verdict* by leM than the tartar, one ounce tin salt (protochioride ble, beggarly position of the Jews of Jury wa* warmly dincursed, and the times already sinco the General left.” nual “ spree" pt the schoolmaster’s ex­ the leader among the boys i»u this, as alacrity. His hair had lately been al­ whole verdict* of two-thirds of the Jury in cdril ca*ee of tin) nnd ton quart* of water. This Jerusalem. A groat deal of the present pense, ou which occasion he was re­ well as on other ucauions, appeared at lowed to .grow, quite long, and it had “ Wife, what has become of tho bath must be kept at a temperature of misery of the Jerusalem Jews is direct­ quired to f urnish a liberal supply of the Weoxuidat, March 11.—Av.iate.—Tho Sen­ 190 degrees Fahrenheit in a stoneware ly traced to the misplaced, ill-advised grapes?" “I suppose, my dear, the janwunjiept aypoariuuri. Xftcr sitting ate agreed to two-third verdicts in civil “ ardent," together with a reasonable hens picked them off;” was the blank tank. When a number of articles are to generosity of the European Jews, who and to verdict* of le«* than twelve iu criminal quantity of’ candies, nute, raisins, etc. reply. “Hens—hens I some two-legged •* Darned if I dew !" shouted Obadiah, went to the opposite side of tho 'cham­ Lcgudatare may direct....The be tinned simultaneously, bite of mfr think they are discharging a roShould toe worthy pedagogue refuaJ to now thoroughly exasperated ; “ and look ber to speak with Senator Sargent, who caaeiLMth* I«t6tWoo for an elective Jadicfuy was agreed talio zinc are put into and between the‘ ligious du'»y, as well as performing a hens, I guess," said the husband, with comply with these very modest require­ a here, my fine lad, whe^ I dew git in had with him actively opposed tho Cen- to....The rcadiiu; of tho Constitution waa different articles. When the coat ot tin charitable act, by sending money fa the some impetuosity ; to which the calmly ments, he was, provided the rising there, you’ll catch thuuder ! I guess yqu^ tannial^bill, or at least Congress com­ then procoedodvnth. //busf.—The Houee apent tho entire day in is considered thick enough, the articles form of Cheluchah to Jerusalem. Old replied, “ My. dear, did yon ever see “ democracy" placed under his charge will," an£ again ho thundered away mitting itself in any manner which tlu* dofivery of twenty epeechca 6n taxation of .are taken out of the bath, washed with men, middle aged men, and even young any other kindF’ could muster Hufflcient strength, imme­ “ I wouldn’t bo a cook for the whole l4>on the door, until ho was obliged to would require & largo appropriation of tbsli'iuor tnffic. Juat before adjournment water, and dried. lads who can and ought to be made to • diately seized, tiud, and conveyed to the money. He asked Mr.' Sargent if he the entire ptopoeiUoa waa rejected by a vote pause from sheer exhaustion. work for their living, center their whole world," exclaimed a fashionable young of 55 to 38. There waa fficch excitement and .. ... . ... an j insulting *a<H * Jbadioh was 'in a quandary. To root- .had. received threatening and insult “Of FCPULAT10N AND COMMERCE. object to life upon sharing to tho fund* lady to her betrothed lover. the had waa densely crowded dnring the de­ ' jjRvWlfcr^ IrompiTrtr.jlfg-il L Olf treated, tan» ceremony, to a generous bate. > '-■ ’ v The New York Bulletin bus been in­■ obtained from the Jewr. outside of Jo­ course not,” he replied, “If you were application of the “ water cure," to the” - liis course . . bUE "" rtunh»AY, March' 12.—Sniabt.—A^ refla­ dustriously gathering statistics regarding’ rusalem. The worst of it is that th® a cook for the whole world, you would Id, — ho was determined, but now— it nonncing on the hold, ------------------------ , ------------tion instructing Michigin CongreeMn-.n U> RliajjB of a plunge bath, which operation never get through your work ; but was to be done was a puzzler. Sudden­ struck Senator Sargent fast he was not vote for an increase ot,, currency was tabled. the commerce of the world, and lately• young children follow, and, in fact, arc was repented again and again, much io ly a new idea seemed to flash upon his, jn hj© usual health, or he would uot ... .Tfle'jwovision excluding from the Ix*gia- produced some interest tog tables show­- made to follow the pernicious example you'll ba able to manage it nicely for the satisfaction of the young “ rbguhsiv&aTlowed himself to become worried latnriTauy jienion holding bitice by appoint- ing the trade of eleven of the greatest: of their parent*. There must eventual­ our little family.” ,hraiu. . latora," until toe shivering vietim'wM A few nations of the earth. The population i*> ly come a time when concerted action V Ill dew it, by thuuder, I will! and about such a trifling matter. a cqNnurr. fztoto-pttPefage-Liji ifljiiriy by _» .fall minutes past 3 o'dock ho took a .-cat i mate, wa* adopted...?!tie tienste resolved t^ given at the same time, and the tables,, will be taken ‘by the Jews of Europe the Regent* of the University, snd MrhMlyfatr! near Mr. Ferry, of Connecticut, who _ exclude gen^ralfy penton* who expend fund* sppro- condensed for the sake of brevity andI upon this question. Undoubtedly great Bui to case toe urchins felt lii ‘ • (4 -the spinal ch/ard uriated by the Legislature, from membership convenience, show the following : gocui could be done with the money now cope with toe superior prowess to&at^Mr. Sum­ in that body... .The Senate is making elow sent to Jerusalem if » better system of TOTAL (XlMMEltCK. nrogrefs, and it* buniucwB is much behind the teacher, they would seize tho op: ___ ___ , .'Un talked abouf tho Hoose. 1873. } distribution wore organized. As it to. ’ IBM. proceeding along the street to the little MX) Great lirttalo............ U.:h2,CW.wX) malady, and both being afflicted Bug­ Zfotier.—The Hoose went over the whole of , Frure...................... U1,9M>WW ' under tho present system, tho monoy storc> he purchased half a pound of sulBl Walwayay<H><* door* and windows of ’ th© echoolroom, You Vid it clove. the proposed Constitution a steond limo to­ LnitMKtaiw............ swwo,w» > does much more harm than good. Bstatam.................... »\oou.«» and hold poqs^siop of the forints ttofil day, in Committee of the Whole. The liability G^rmmy (tmp.only). 4t:,wu,t*jo Adrtri* ..................... JM,an,ooo they could bring their redoubtable eneA GRAMMAR EXERCISE. Ferry that the night previous (Monday) of stockholders of corporation* wa* limited to Uil«U in Korope .. ■.•3T.U0*,*W ‘ YOKED WITD A CALE. 515.0OMMB the amount of stock held br each-.. .The first ..... iasaa! .The schoolhouse «. was. . am new one, Th. KkoolbowM. ooe. but bnl w, to k,, 518 OGO.llMJ “ JohM," «ays » country pedagogue to clectwnTta- tt^tabere nnder the OonatBotion uAooSjS A correspondent of a neighboring JU complete^ U<1 th. .Upng, -exu^ lflintbi»ler a bjpodemne iajwUon ot is.to be held on the T'acader *ucceedii:g the BUI licks Tout. 4H.UUU.LUO journal tells of a county clerk to a rural use of his schoLtru, -.To.iM'.ajo ftrei Monday of *ftrormter Itr 1376....The 7a,ooc.cno O.P00.TO0 the .Mgpree" wm -over, they vnsid jn«, oved,-so that he found no Now parse ‘Bill.’" morphia, and asked him what he aaction authorizing the Lcgielatore to psy town who had a pet calf which he was voriflWy return fol thflir fanner alle* ascending to tho roof, and thought of such treatment, adding that far religion* *ervicc* srrt.e 'prison, and forTotal*... .♦4,141.700,0» “Bill ith* verb, thir." training up to (he ways of th© ox. The “ A .verb J how do you moke that out, calf walked around tery peaceably fin­ IwA ' ’ ly he returned to his own place, and re­ left to the control of tho Login rture... .A OrvetlklUlu. der one end of the yoke while Mr. ^Clerk sir?" populatiu^ oL4,0QQ was cominusd —._____ — cause fd^ tJfJ- Ukt-jDSUbWHHBWttan. the flue With a board. “ Coth he lick* Tom, thir.” ' sumed his seat. Presently his intimate of rcprQSeutet '-i i“ •‘pit* ot a strong effort to held up the other end, but in an unfor­ But alas! for the integrity of ffie fimeGreat was the conatornaijpp of the Ijt-1 jfricLd, the Hou. Samuel* Hoppen esune rairo it to 0,060....'rhe section prohibiting IWglum.. “ Well, if beking Tom makes Bill a tunate moment the man conceived the hoDorod custom, the rapid influx of tie garrison within, when fije defied Vol­ in from the House, and noticed that the the LogMilare to grant to any corporation, verb, will you parse • Tom ?’ ” asouciauon or individual any special or exidea of putting hi* own neck to the i*BkasetonovMto»s- umes <J! sulphurous vapor begai> to roll Senator’s general “ Tnm.ith a verb, too, thir." appearance was elnrive .nrivihwe or tramtiis* waa stricken UI.SJO.OOO yoke, to lei tho calf see how it would ont..,.Circuit Court Oounafeuiicisor* were pro­ isfabtr6iahi taut tote the roorn^ and with n snfiixrat" Tom a verb, too ?" changed, and that his face wits some­ vided fdt,. . .Tne Board or Control of the Bowork with a partner. This frightened ond *ii is ing sensation at their throats, nil rushed of Western’ fann School State Public School *nd AgriculHinxSen .... “ Yeth, thir." what diEcolored, and that he seemed to the calf, and derating his tail, he struck now that an occurrence of the kind f« the door/Bat Emm was a nsw dilem­ be ilL He mentioned to Mr. Sumner turai CoUrge waa ordered to be appointed by Total*. --------. -------..... 3U, 6K.au “ How so?” a dead ruu for tho village, and Mr. the Governor... .The Houe agreed to a ver­ ma. . *n their zeal to secure themselves Tire atuuuuta to dall&rz show the total “Uofia he ilk licked." what he had^ioliced, and .advised him dict by Iwu-pdnU fitJurrto Jxfl wee. and Clerk went along with hi* head down, to a verdictof-’ «l»vw u.crimlhal caete. when “ Isn’t that stogular ? Bill to a verb to remain at ease all day. Mr. Sumner eonsented't© by'the partlee... .The article on value of imports and exporta. This ex­ and his plug hat in his hand, strain­ writers say, a d, with- piled bench on bench, so that they now shortly afterward remarked that he did railroad-, a* agreed on. provides that foreign hibita an increase in foreign commerce ing every nerve to keep up, and crying because he licks Tom, -usd Tom to * ividual, found it no*£a8y,£i|2k to remove toe ling® not feel just right;; that he had a pain corporation* may not hold more )*:><ls than of 90 per cent since 1855. The United verb because he is licked. You've got out at the top of his voice, “ Here! demostic corporation*. Foreign corporations —... 1.^ _.J — States shows the greatest increase fa bearing tho euphonious appellation of pile in time to escape from their more to his heart which he described m re­ here I Confound it! Somebody head a new grammar, haven’t you ?” fearful enemy within, while the vary . s«mJ>|.U4r4toUtocltoi and he thought he popalfltion, Italy coming next la tho “Yeth, thir. Dad bought mo a new us off !" eagtrneWwith which they crowded bne hud better go* Lome, but Mr. Hooper ck’ven nations named there has been an one yethorday-” fortin,” as he himself expresred it He upon another, rendered toe peril still detained him, and kept him at the Benincrease in seventeen years of 40,000,­ “Well,” ©aid the muter, bittog his Mb. William Welsh, of Philadelphia, Agents of raftrosAs man not bs intateeted in was one of those ** cute" individuals more imminent, so that for a time they ate until quite 4 o'clock, when the tnrjfKjrUtif‘ii companies doing busineM on 000, and of this number the United Up®, “ just open it and sec what a verb A member of the Board of Indian Com­ their rood. , (ffo Mr. States has 14,000,000. Italy 8,000,000, to." missioners, publishes in the Philadel ­ thing' Germany and Bussia 6,000,000 each, John reads -. “ A-vcrb-is-a-wprd-whichHooper’s carnage, Mr. ner beiag phia papers an open letter addressed to the best compensation for their exer­ litas. But to work they went with all th© left at his residence at the corner of and Great Britain 4,000.000. While tli<S President of the United States, on tions. Having left home With-sgobeny the Ufiitad States baa held her owq of despair, the benches flying in Vermont avenue and H street, adjoin­ “ Now pars® ‘ liill licked Tom ’ cor­ the subject cf Indian affaiw, to which commercially, and has dutatripped all he expresfli'u himself confident that, if riousvis»«ito<toaof tortasis, U at kM many an urctou * head, the sulphur' Stator Sumner’s last appearance in ©flier nations in tho increase of her " Yeth, thir. ' Bill ’ ith a verb, and the entire Indian service could be found himself on the far off prririesGf funu-a all the time becoming denser and the United States Senate, and it is a t*£ population, it is...fa. the enhano®d phtoed under the sole control of ton • Tom* ith a verb, coth Bill did do it, Dltooto, < _ .. ——. ^Bpaer, white it seemed to the ituffocnt-■ r*Uaa» singular fact that, on this last to!>- -.in. nersonol estate value nf of h*r her real and personal estete and Tom suffered. Them’a grammar.” Society of , Friends, the many forma of “suctor" “You may take your ®e»t, sir. If lag and terrified crow, that every mo- ;lay to the Senate, and the last day that »ru to bo npj>oruone<! among coenliM having that she exhibita tho most marvefous demoralization, now so baleful in their B*-rvoaiu- growth. The following table sunmuurmeat would be their last, until at length influence, would be checked, the civili­ you progress hereafter ** rapidly as you twn. iMihis: f WQ,lV> W1 «xOat^.-TAM Honss conaiderad aUengthU*9 zation of tho aborigine® promoted, and .'iji «:1£S ass xsn.m> puDgtng the censure vote by the M*ms- control of th®Vaiv«rtily, wbribsr it aboold ehusetta Legislature on account of l>is ol <hdr untuJ “ Ot wbW rt,: By thia time, Obadiah had descended from the roof, and wm stand tog dose bank of 4ho maguiftoent Uli“irept gnsaefmly by within the sohooibouse. .. ■ battle flag resolution were presented by his colleague, Mr. Boutwell, and read in liis presence. When tiro resolution resviniliug Hurt of censure wore affexd upon the subject, but he a milHoe of dollar* a year saved to too Gkn. Vox Moltxk has tire candor to Here is an increase of 823,000^000,000 Some one ha* got hold of the news­ in twenty years, and an increase since paper bore and set him to music a* tbs beginning of the war in 1661 of 814.000,OOQ/XJO, or seven times the amount of the national debt. It is a little enrioua, jx-^ajw. thst the to- properly was 85,000,000,000 more dur­ ing th® dectwte which witnessed our ; diemiMl says there is ________________ toey mode I «ot R hair dye to the market which will furious rush upon their afitegoobt, not titae make the hted bald. fore it, whiolj WM spent to profound peace. Thm President ha* said Waite for Jus tfofl, quined to six months will havw io b»'> protected by force if *im» for half , a century to came, stone France, notwith­ standing a majority pi ber people are for peace, is imitating the German army tlHtanta of Al­ and Lorraine ■st'em �>ben uweed fate tt tatw.u Wiffirim Fw ’Sne* b jdi.end nowpied were then sober, and unpopular for a raau I>r. J. 11 Palmar.' wmu here during ** the praviuss winter anil was the only whid IF Y«V WANT priuAietag Physiciau the town had fur w”vemt te CASH. F’ii-wt -Clinihuitmn did the bbuduMnithirv.*. > Jubc Mlrklnr, Willi.™ Pkrker «nd |Wbwwn, tal<nHo,l«l «nd Ike in- b»W, «ad w*«« Uwk couMsl M, it, OlMa Good*. MTTOM PRICES FSB CiSl! 1"f ’Ii” I’-Ol'lf "ttWil rtity «tid Ih'>'«»■» kbonld »®e»t lot Boyer, ——w ——t i,-_ ■■ ■■-■*wnrn ■ ■ >° • to >I’M'Irarful I.— :. —''been “ 1— *■■-- -------------and “ it ■*has sweating of Moch.oie,. Tho .ofroder «r» an office, ------I aswigtH-d before NoshrillehoJ n>w«i-,r-",«,""”l'l ,"i’‘,wll, 5rore ju«tiee..fence Riggs, from that time until within the past CWt Paid for Produce of all kinds four uKintiM. when the office was about thirty,—a pretty large name 'of the northwest corner of the townhad nof beenMhedght that, established; and I scarcely know fora small town. If a street wnsj ship, wlueh to sympathize with mo<t for needed (and there was but one need- we shonHever need a justice hero at •J) a ''bee" waa ovule, all handsi that Mme". The charges were proven libs long sweating,—<hc company or rite village. elsewhm. turned out and it ws* done. Main aud the statute fine imposed. This DRESS GOODS, George had a salutary street was thus opened .to Ute pub­ summary jastiep affect on th6 offender as well as )he lic. (TO BE COXTINtnSD.I • WINES fc LIQUORS, Shoes, PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, TEAS, AMB CBOCKEBY. corm NsahviDw JU»*. 1st, 1878. We are in receipt of the Scrap community ; for ng quit the business Book, a variety magazine published ■' Fcighner came into town and repre­ in disgust and the community were at Detroit, monthly. It is composed sented that a portion of the road saved a further disturbance lor many of interesting literature gleaned from between Nashville and his house months. Had the village continued various periodicals. The subscription In tho spring of 1867, Mr. Henry impassible, and'that the village to prosecute every violation of the is 60 cents per ahum. would loose the trade "from that sec law, until this time, there would not tion if it was not repaired. Nashville bo the midnight revelry, the drunken I was standing at aouMn't afford to lose any Unde, so brawls, that now so frequently fall . LEB0Y C. BMBE. ATTENTION, ALL ! RICE, SYRUP, . SODA, MAID BIVER- SPICES. RAI SENS, the door of a medical man’s house in a town which upon the ear. * the road in about half an hour, and Z The Christion Church organized I had better no*, name, when a man Mr. F. went home With the self' fthe second religious society here Rev. with a hand-cart came np with a piano, which he hot! brought to that assurance that ho bad convinced AMr. Daily the officiating pastor. There were at one time the fol low­ gentletnai^house for his sister. The medical in^Hus nn excellant person, the ing named religious denominations represented here. The Methocist a man with ir very clear bead and good common sense, and a thorough no( Episcopal, Christian, Baptist, Episco­ Christian. He eanic to the door and the palian, Congregationalist.the Church HARDT & AIRSIQRTH, LAMPS. CHIMNEYS, CASTOR. p»y the IligLetL Market Price for KEROSENE LARD OR MACHINE OILS, Nashville uf his fidelity tv the interests of the place, and had trade. saved • The religious interests were POTATOES, Clover Seed, &c., Grogg. religons meeting as a reason that the churches have first The was held it>die grist mill, then being taken no interest in them. - for Goods Yoa Will Find Them, CORN, APPLES, OATS, The .missionary of suiil, 'Which will you porfe r—ft glass Mothodist Epi.voopil Church was of G<»<1 or W.iiebernarians, and the Spiritualists nod Uni- of brandy op rum T’ The mam said first on the ground and a society was' Adventists. Driivertd at tkvir at once, "Oh, a glass of brandy, if fanned, consisting of five members, versol'sts have also had their repre* Mr. Minor .Mallet and wife. Mr E senLatives here, and if the people are you please, sir.’’ I was on good terms with I he gen- ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. M. Mdlett and wife and Mr. Geo. not rclfgious, it cannot be charged forgotten. DIVISION. CRACKERS, wm n sum was raised sufficient to repair MEDICINES. ur Tn« star oualitt, axd •LIGHT SUNNING At Reasonable Bates, llwinau, and could take a liberty with him, and I therefore said, “My friend AT TBB limit. Rev. Mr. Richards of Maple The ecclesiastical bodies, however, will yoa allow me to aske you a LATH, SHINGLES, Grove Circuit, organised the first did not always seqd their best preach­ question before you give him a glass ; WATER LIME, society, but the ground wa» oocupiexi ers here. A Mr Merry hue, collegue of what do you suppose that glas will cost you ?" SALT, by the Ionia District immediately af- Rev, J. S. Harder, came into the desk 1LMR. one day, al the appointed hour, with - Ho replied, '• Perhups about ten cents.” STUCCO. There were thirteen scholars i n a down-cast countenance,apparently I then said to tho man, "are you a fc.; 4 c-, the village nt this I ime which must having the burden of precious souls married man?’ . which we ship asd retail at bottom prices. l»e provided far. Notioa was-circu­ upon his heart; but all I can remem­ lated that on si>ih a day there would ber of that impressive message, nt HARDY A AINSWORTH. "Whit, family ?*’ • bo a "bee” for the purpose of building this late date, is that the mnsquitees Proprie’<»rs. •• Four children,” a School house. The people come bit him all the night before, so, that I then asked, •' Which would you to gelher and by mghtfa'I that temple he didnh feel like preaching. prefer —ten Cents, or n gloss of bran-' -«.f learning stood i>» ail its m »jesty This circumstance was perhaps the dy-and water?’ • Tiie ten cents, of ready far use. II it did not conform more noticable and the more embar­ course, sir,” he replied with a smile. in all its parts . to tho city School rassing from the fact that the Rev. Turning to the medical man, I saij, houses, around iis in arohiteeiiire.it J. W. Bancroft and lady, of the served tho purpose for which it was EphcopxUao Church, at Hastings, "My friend, rember that it makes no built,—Soh »ul, Church and Sin lav were present. But wi would just difference to yon, whether you give it in kind or in money, but it will • Schoolrooms. It was we.l ventila­ say to those friends that we don't make—all the difference to that man­ ted which is a goad fault. B-rt this have things that way up here now. Also keeps a good selection of Suppose that (han has to carry three vontilat'.on served a double purpose. For the first two or three years our If the m y«.|notoes hooaino too thick p*'Qftte were so sober, so indusfnen* or four articles to day to other houses, for their own comfort as well ns the {aud consequo'itly so honest, that we and the people ore all as generous Vane, Jacksan J Saziiiw E. R. DRUG 8 T O R i Sy- Those having nnsvttled ac­ MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. counts wilh the lair firm of Downing TttATN'9 BtSIBY CHICAGO IIME. Ar Little, will please call and settle !-»he before they arc made me same sai I HALBERT & UU.1 ‘' s and costs. trouble DOOT & IM. CENTRAL HOUSE. Meals 15 Cu. Ladgla js 25 Cts. BOARD, #3.SO per Wook. GROCERIES comfort of the aud'nee 'Vhich was not) needed no lawyer, and we had none, and kind as you are, what is the result unfroq'iently the case, they had an’ At length a young sprig made his to that man ?■ He is tnide a drunk­ ard in spite of himself; he is made n easy means of csca|»e. appearance and stuck his stakes, as If any person is curious enough much ns to say, "I have qualified blight to hie fatnilv, a curse to society ; hy. even by re­ to desire to sen that 'Itislutie** biutd- myself for the profession, and the and by whom ? ligious but thoughtless and inconsid­ ing. he will find it <m the west side world most give me a place and a of the burnt district, now owned mid practice, and J propose to fight it out erate people.” occupied by Dr. C. C- Ltnsley as a on this line." But the peaceable A Boston preacher, in speaking of When it was birilt it was not bam. dboernible from M<lin Street beeaose that intruded. of the woods The first school was taught by Miss Aggie Smith, now tho wife* of Mt.C. M, Putnam. Tho winter habits of the people came very near the danger of permitting the Bible to wresting the jewel from his hand ; be crowed out by newspapers, perpe­ but by teaching school five days in , ’ were held when ___ ­ ever Ik. the people h'.ru.n^l hapeaed ... to ..... congre gate. The first political STOCK CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, « MEAT MARKET! FALL AND WINTER GOODS OYSTERS H THE E SEASON. ROBERTS & ROE, EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE I infers th» public Iksd tbar will the week, trying to make a fuss the days," said he, "are like Zaocheus— other one, superintending various desirous of seeing Jesus, but ’ puhlfc plays, by bring kicked and cannot because of the prose.” rich onough to build a larger one, but the sauguiue hopes of his early years. in this appears that the people were / December 29,2369, is noticeable for Public meetings LARGEST AND FINEST trated the following pun: "Men now FRESH MEATS. they school was taught in cuffed shout by the old and expert “Well Mr.--------, how do you feel f the housu row owned by M-. Fred enced lawyers sf the towns about, by said a friend to a defeated candidate Appelmnn. a dint of hard work and much pluck, a few days after election. "I feel, I It was during the year 1866, that he has succeeded in establishing suppose,’’ he replied ‘'as Lazarus the present school house was built, himself in a good practice, is fast dil" "How eras that? “Why," said and it was thought that it would be winning the pobh&ounfidenoe, and is he, "Lazarus was licked by the dogs sufficient for the town until it became io a fair way. after all, of reaHsing mtweken, COWTDCTTOWART When Arthur was a very amall boy the advent of the first Jscoswfirc and his mother reprimanded him, one day gf cars; an event as memerable for some misdemeanor. Not know­ .‘ . ... . . . and almost as astonishing to this ing it, bis father began to talk tn him Looking up in community as that of CoIambus to on the same subject his (ace, Arthur eaid, solemnly, “My meeting for the natives of Sin Salvador. mother has tended to me ” Tho people turned out on masse to electionreriug purposes . which was daring the campsiu of 1866, was held Give me a Call. CVNR1D CUTER. Crockery, Dry Goods, Glassware, FUBKITUBI KANUFACTOBT! Notions, I0IE IISTIT1TIMSI Stoneware, Clothing, JACOB LENTZ Take your Home NewsHats and Caps, Sugars, paper-the Furs, Teas, , Pariir, Iwnrj, DiDH, Oto a Buffalo Robes, Ccffee, NASHVILLE NEWS MIRRIL FU IVOR welcome the adventurers, .and a We hear it stated that there isn’t blacksmith shop bountiful repast ws served to the an editor in the State who can repeat it being the best room in town. workmen and officers on their arrival. the Lord's prayer backwards—but MIRRORS, PICTURES. FKAMh The town xrew ru|>idly during the, ./There _ __ _ there ___ _ was no regular hold lu the question is how many can repeat AND CARDS. BRACKETS, ' years 1867 a.,d 1868. The public, town, . __ . as . ya#, Mr. F. C- Brown DUSTERS, AO. AC., alien*ion was directed here-for a keeprog nil that protended to one, in ____________________ considerable dietnice around. From the bouse ______________ ___ ____ _ T Robert _____ now occupied by *Td rather be a doorkeeper in the ewr d.re.^ioo something wm herd Bntfy as a dwelling and shoe shop, about Nashville. It was all favorable | the east pan not having been bailL stable of the Grangers, than to shov­ at John Wcbeslr.rs wst prom-Hjr. John Young, almut this lime, el sugar and gathered her< ------- - -- - Sackers/ in the stores fh*1 II.OT rtprmeaiMin. a«». all lhi> (her. NFFR8HBCA8UH, I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Tfec biMuueM imerett* of the vil- Cauucki. lorigners and all- Almost : fage, at that time, were represented every shade of political a».| religions i; as follows: ■KrtwilbrtMdmg molKwes Th'r-| built the Nashville House, which was of the middleman.” is what a wild all points; by a Mr. West, as a boarding looking man- with hayseed fa his | hair, got off at a recent Patron of •» Exceici I house for railroad workmen. ate. A Uve Local Paper. Dry Good—Wk«.;« A Dov>iog. Myron Hw.e, .nd D. C. Gnffilb. SUS QUDS AND COFFIN L. INGS hept corutantly on hand Prste tales ii Eicta ftr Gatii, al fte' G. A. TRUMAN. ONLY Sl-50 A �On I. J. CmuM-y ndjonmnd, S. A TKVMAS, ©Slake confluent' WJ- were lent tn toft la to fir*. ;ht ftven tanUy rise to lhe position AtieathM BeipesMicam. llo>n.o ARNO BTROWG. PUio »nd —Mr. Truman’s family are having itDOediolely for the bail. He induced . a sorry time. AH. with lhe exception his |kw, old father to come up; and B. BASEY. OrtymiD. GwJ«»o<iI of Mr. Truman have been sic^ at one tried to get him to sign the papers, • -r“"> ’ time. telling how industrious he would be MRS. Xu O. CROCKER and what a glorious prospect there Millinery Goods. J TAMES FLEMING. Deputy Sher-• -r-A laborer on the work train got 0 lff«MlCBtieeta«Arrai. Wffl Mt-wl t ir^Oy[ his bond badly suusbed, last Monday, to »lt btn I-Im. a»ixw<Mteat . just weal of this village. We did not QIMPSON* WEBSTER, Black-' learn his name. D .mute., AU kMa»f work in the K*ck—Ith ’ -—Mr. L. 0. Crocker has bought was in lhe Dure for him-; but the HATS. GLOVES ana FEATHERS, httn with another.— Jturt here Fussy H • .iu. . ■■ ■' OP THU LATEST BTTLBS. Aaher DoLoag. in Hertford township. Van Aad casAVKS. tten over beforr. Hata far oat dollar. Buren oouulj, which together with fifteen Japhalh Cross, edUer of the Adrian JocnXAL has a $5-000 libel anti oa th hands. NnahvlUc, Mich. Justice of the Peacef PARADY, Manufacturer of Boot* and Shora, <3 LIEBIIAUBEH. TAILOR the acquaintance give a short sketch of his life. He was one of the pioneers of to Nashville by its re­ woe deetroye-l. wm burned to Hot hnsteM was aho ted- cent fire would have bought four steam fire engines, and one engine The Beat of* Leather TaedLifgiit YVork im our pride. MUSIC TEACHING! MRS. X. J. TIMMERJUM MZed-icines. Groceries, &c.. LOCAL MATTERS. ng. Capt. Boise will sell elevtra jouu-i» of good ragar for one dullar. Sf%_ Capt Bdice will ssl! all kinds of to J^U. KIXD« OF fST" We will sell Goods Cheap if we don’t lay up a cent. PrescriptiBM carefully cmpoM (In Nashville, Mich. Dry Goods Our Justice cannot Le and at his death weighed 140 pounds. Proprietor of the WOLVERINE MILLS! WOOL CARCIAG MACHINE! WORTH or Dry Goods, Groceries, liars & Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, . would respect fully cuatotner* to tte fact i Ucatio'i ai n. w. rtncuib. &c., To be Sold within the JJij Carding Machine next Two Months! lo aolichiag n very 'MrKe run of custom. F.baary Itth^ 1STA YANKEE NATIONS, of the best in the County, and every­ using tobacco, but would chew none every time. F. ^HOLLER, — AND — rendered in the Nashville (Courts ’ HARDWARE. RETAIL JOB PRINTING What Noh! 11 ENTIRf REW STOCK taken on Thursday with inflatnation )&. Capt. boice keeps every thing in on the lungs, and his family pbiaician tbs Uns «f GrooMisa u4 ProvuLas. —As Bev. Aiken expects to resnmd being absent ax the time, the disease the pastorale of lhe Methodist Church got thoroughly seated ..before assis­ The Subscriber has taken a part of the Store with Capt Bjjse. and la now opening a Ann! 1st, next Sabbath will be the tance arrived. < last one lhe present pastor will preach Jeff, hi his lifetime, did some npble* hereThe subjects for that day arc acts. While in the family of Mr. The nnMUlod Account* of the Into firm as foHowu: Morning—*®ia Gospel Brown, be ouce fallowed Mrs. Brown Plalform;'* Evening—“The Philoso (who was addicted to somnambulism) thorites for collection thirty dnya from phyof Success in Ltfe." to the river and saved her from a body has to do as they "ought lo,” or but Bsgley's M Mayflower,” ana it had they will receive their just deserts, a good effect on him, for he grew fat AND WHOLESALE STONE & MAXSON. SPECIAL-NOTICE. mean enough to cheat a blind man. Our Justice, Mr. H. H. Wood, is one goOKS, ^TATIONEnr atL REW DRY GOODS STORE —Who dare say that justice is not watery grave. Up had only one bad habit Through C. C WOLCOTT. BROWN & PILCHER, JACKSOX, Silcn. BgkOoto Nash rills Meat Market for good Beef Btoak. kept by Robert* i Boe. 115,000 All (*»a rrtmlBBii to tbs aubecriben of the Dsiaorr CoWkbmOTAt Anvsjmana. 1 shall reeefvc subooriptiuus until the 12nd al Downing 1 Allens Qy I also keep in connection wifli lhe Tin Shop, in their sea.»oh. lhe Cbpper Reaper Mouvr. L'ie Taylor Gate Rake, tie /LutJgs, Wheel CnlUoalor, Jacktan and Smiih Bend Wagane, Buckeye Grain DnU, J'loirs. Ilrrrmct, Road Scrdpers, ife, AT THIS OFFICE. faction New tai of Staple aU Fancy JEWELEK A WraClAX. Drugs Ow Smith A Putnam'* Hard wars. WoaUi r«p«c'folly Bolicit toe patronage of thoee wi-tilng infraction ia Inurumental Mu^ic. on Piano or Organ. Burglirt p*lJ Suboolcr«ft a vidk Ust Monday night, ant took $ID.(XM in onto* never ngsin be induced to lake up and currency fraa tte store of Snyder A Underwood. . quarters with his old master. - . QHAS. W. DEUABAY, Her whole body trouble witli him, he left, and could On leaving Mr. Brown he took up four-firths of the property homed—Eaton Rapids quarters with Mr. H. H. Wood,, who was at that - time keeping a store. Journal. What did we tel! you !*" With him he remained, always faitL —From a paragraph clipped from fully guarding the store and contents, lhe Kansas “News," we-sec that a TJWN HOUSE. until Mr. Wood went out of business young raw by the name of James in 1870. a Daj»cs*, Pruprirtar. Ward, formerly of this place, has been rCAMHVX^UK, - MXeJilsrnn. From there he went to the stere of arrested for accidently shooting a Mr. Truman, where he remained man. by the name of Love. Next until be . Jeff did good service wepk we will give the particulars there, w ing the store, and there X*—The blind man has probably i« no telling how many robbers he jones concluded to make his home at Nash­ kept from stealing the dry goods of ville. He has srt up a candy store Truman. He was always at his post, south of the bakery.' Of course he at all time*, and had always enjoyed lias to trust to the honesty of his good-health until he died. He was pentist foUowad. well, that’s rather a jest; with a big remained with Mr. Brown about a mustard piaster stinging your breast. year, when on having some little Carr. G. W. McCokxjck, Proprietor. >«IIVIK.U13. - AIloHlsran. would have saved yyw eego A Michigan Lake Shore Bailrtal to of such friend of Jeff, I deem it not amus to Clark. your tangr, and a chiH that each nos­ Nashville, coining hero, in the year He tril carefully bungs—beautiful Spring ! 1886. with Mr. F. C. Brown. —The los» JJASH VILLE -HOUSE. Holi You Horses, Streiier! Moniealm County, and Mendon. 8t. Joseph County, for J 12,003 on bonds itaoad to the Repairing done on "bort uctioo. Call and Bet lot old foreman of H. A- Good­ *-We received a friendly call from On Sstiirday xht the store of year’s Shop in Mrs. John B .oUeabcrg ■ f Adrian, on Jtunr- Claik, Esq. of Hastings hat G A. Truman, “J\ Jjtignm.io aU WOLCOTT & GSEE3. Toesday wtitle pouring scran exp’.oeira W Saturday. We are always p’eased in this vicinity, died. Being an old —Beautiful Spnng! with a cold on *“ Trlniu»a^ teh-grnpb office worthy men ns Mr. Etna Trtnigking'.a Sjpeialky. NEW HARNESS SHOP end Betrun Coaaly, to pay the prtociptl H<- went from here to New Buffalo, a Ikj a rd -the cars on their to Detroit. where he has a position in lhe to fonn (Look at their hand-bills.) AWD VISIT THE S Attorney soil Coooselor at Lai, Sap-iass’, Tin auMfata Metsar Squire concluded, a* hie father bad a large family,^he didn’t want to burdeu remarked that hh family shouldn’t be । Parmaleer’s building, the one occue. APPLEMAN. Milliner and a burden to anyone, and that be had . pied by the tailor, and Mrs. Cmekpr . Dina. Mata*. ho. *l l-c rwHw-e *•** some maple sugar and he would go • will move her millinery goods‘there right off and sell it and buy some flour next week. *• ' licinn and! X—Mr. Ralston is getting the ma- to make some buscuits, and— But al! the Squire eai<l was that he guessed jerial to geiher for a nice residence, S would have' to rclenquirii the t UICKS. BUck.mUh. me be on the banks of the Thomar>ple. ‘ being a Congressman for tile . focnJ rt btanbep. eonwr *«•*»' ! Work on the building wiH soon be _ t, and DepU Sheriff Fleming commence. •uapjved the wristlets around his QLEMENT SMITH, X—Dean Fleming wax home on a wrists, and at midnight that night visit toHs parents a few da vs am, two such men might have been seen JJENBY H. W0UD. Will buy Goods Cheap! JOB -WOE,is: • fcuci&i, Iasi &4Uu«lay. embeat the liberty to bunge around anti As she bid sdev to earth ia the ? Tte Rapublieaa Uauc*R for tbs TuWftahi; br*M . ■ W. A- Aylswarth started for wmr out al! the dry goods boar*, and of CaMteUm. will b« bald at Mm«oa*iek Hall. Friday, Ayr;! &rd, 1S7*. A good aiunJmca ’ New York, Thursday, to buy a stock smoke all the cigars he wealed to. To grow more braatifol in toe Kmligkl r of goods. His wife went with him. This so doled Fuzxy that he starte 1 Br Oaou at Comuittb*. ‘ I |? Tin, Cep? anil M Ires Ware, of Naahrilk will be in Melon on Saturday A. BABBKR. M.. D.. n S»K 4MIKM Br*J»lratkm Vallee. GENTS AND LADIES The Barber Shop of Dell Barlow** .rar UNDERWEAR, HOSIER y. a skilful manner. W.A.AYLSWORTH whoa* work has given unirarral aaibfactiun ft, fe., bought off, and If he is not re-elected SMITH & PUTNAM Never having m-rried, he conse­ Collar. Tbs, Tobacco. Cigart, PipcaNotins when his term of office expires, it quently left no family ; but he could etc., kept constantly on hand. Give Dell a will not be lhe fault of the Nashville have married, for he was a good look­ !■ 'MbVille, Mich. ing respectable fellow. FELLOW CITIZENS. Greatest Bargains Jeff always —Andrew Edwards, the brute who kepi himself neat vith a nice collar was shown up in last week's Naws, on, No. <8, and enjoyed the confidence XaahviUe, Barry County. Mlchifsa. did on tie Kiffhib day of Ortoter. A. D. 1W0, had his examination, pefore Esq. and respect of oil who knew him. Ever eivea it» 8>a*I>vHfe I of vagrancy and acneenced lo the Detroit House of Correction for one SMITH A POTBAIL NICHOLS’ GROCERY! PHOYISfflXS, k, C80fERl£S DragK.PRCnslO.N8 And will be odd for MY STOCK IS NEW Clark, at Hastings, and waa convicted We Devsr more shall hear bis bor.r»t bark, CASH & EXCHANGE He oevrr more will reais ue in the dark, And is well adapted to the Fall an! Winter —Tho thin! Quarterly meeting of Narhvilte Charge, will be held at the M. E. Church, Naahviila, March 28-29, Rev. H, D, Jordan, of V« montrille will be p rear nt, Preaching near, the question naturally ariary at 2 p, m. Saturday followed by Quarartr'y Conference Sabbath a, in„ at who shall we nominate as oar town- D. lM9^h Uber “V” of mortgages. o. prison waili in -IQOtha. Dollar-, a! Terms: AU Bills under >13 Cash ,* Oerr > 16 The CWZ run gxtjuA.9iJGacd Dw-. FUlFFTFS everybody will AN© SHOES, be YAKXLE 1011083, School IJookH, Stmac.and Woadm Warr, year, where he can earn as ranch lor he was behind the in KaohvUlit where ymt happy, be Mettled at once. There will be no oervies at the Christian the cheapest, rhnogF eveiy t oi.-. driven out of heaven, wae ut German He commenced by saying, -Nicks. QaMan Batnt. TTHTH. �■ WMTEO Sewing Machine Co. pcsyiug women io a rnni-sellvr'* plane of Mimm. Th* polio* In targs fore* were cwIW npen ia subdue th* disturbance, sud only wf<««W after one of th* number had CsMfornis, and has, no fiery material t»r wlcx.hai nartl m it* jrepiratWG. W* oaa add do better etilogium than the 3»“ take* of it, when tivm J jysrpool to Philadelphia. -Atahooking casualty ta reported from lodeference. Iowa. The dwelling of George King was destroyed by fire, and Mr*. King, two children and Mm. Mums pewshsd te the He had reversl sorer* ^xmimtaione. Just Lefcre the dissolution, and it bi tho optalote ot there who ware present that a rap­ ture of tlx heart occurred. Hl* suffering* toward the lari erenrad to be Intense, and he eeveral tunes exclaimed, “X want quirt; I am tired." Ho recognized triaodo who came into hi*room. On* of Ibe tart to whom bespoke waa ex-Attorney-General Hoar, of Masaachusetta, to whom bo said, "Tai* care ot my OiYil Bight* bin.” The toil word* of the dscre**d statesman, expressed to Judge Hoar, mffilou, five hundred and fifty thousand dol­ lars la the aggregate amount o( internal revenu* gathers*! in by Unde Bam between Sep­ tember I8ffl (wb*u tho internal revenue laws wen| Into eff»ct),'an4 Mardh 1, ISfTl. *s»4 Cold*. A’ COUCH. COt» O» »O*» TH»0AT Sv.slrri tsiK*jial* atteeUoa, and sks*M to CtockM. II »*»*•* <• tstotore. Dunvarro* or *r «o»»*fa«tara< WantedHAgerits.’ From $73 to $S30 per Month, Kssryw»W*. Mate arid Wsmste. te.srtl cent*' per 44. **•*> itatoteito *qff emphatic in declaring that the laborer* a raise of 25 ©onto per r -The winter ‘ St ■nnty. CtotM«r«errMMy. EHralibersI*^** "•*■•*•■ fcrCwcuisra. siXK<saotenistx. rres»*wjt—*«to..te. Orient Safety Lamps, n JI ttelMx There tempi. A-;xseo*’‘, WALLACE A 8ON8. THE GRAND MEDAL OF HONOR 89 Cteaanteer* Street, Sew York. HOMEOPATHIC TacMvar, March. 12--.’iniai*.-Thu galluirs were crowded tefors the botni of tBMtin*. Tbechtocf th* laic SrapU* Stuarer WM. draped lu luOurulDg, atd * terrs booqnrt of White towers was placed on hts «Mk. Th* eradise of lbs journal c<t4y oocopied a moment, and, Upon It* completion, the Itsv. Byron Bunderiy, Chaplain to the Hsasie, dellvrred * abort and very unpreaatve prayer, ।lie *<■»aim* all rutu* and staadian with bowed beads dar­ ter ita deUrary. A irtnful janes of a t«w min­ utes'duraitas csauhl; then Scattor Anthony, «f llhodr — Itland, _____ ----- . te - * * brokta votes made lbs effictal DOMESTIC MEDICINE. WHEELER & WILSON’S NEW NO. 6 SEWING MACHINE, bsllsvsHtoHthoBsdaatf Barrel Osmsdy laths Wcrto la all case* ot DT8XSTEEY and DXAK US KA nr CHJLPBEK, whsthsr It »HWI from Tsethtoe or from say ether esusn. mlU .rrcUoES foe **laswUlacso«ap*«>T •»<* tetU*. KpasOsanceas in removing Collector Busse U, and luwit of sppropmts commttuxv. Ttwy werssse* tn* sal*** th* teo-«lmUs of CVKTI1 d I’KRKIXS 1* oaded by Mr. Couklltig to an *pf<o|*i*t* ra»awr, securing the appointment of his friend Kim- and sUoptot by >(a«ral corerot; arise wbldxthc , mone, he now proposes to have Gen. Burt Mult *<lJo:ir»M. Hsow.—After tlx rradln* of thr Jourusi, no bustousted from the Postoffice, and the place secured to Senator Bailey of the Banker Hill nra» WM vntrrrd npoe, sud no motion ot any kind » M made, but tbs rurml^rr mX la tbslr M*t« w»ltdistrict, a politician of no mean mint —The Legislatures of I era a and Rhode Wand have agreed to enbmit the question of woman suffrage to the people fcr adop|^>n or —Tho California Assembly lias recognized tho right of woman to hold school office*. —Gen. Bailor haa again stirred up tho pol- —Die people of New Harrq>*hir* baring failed to elect a Governor, the duty of choos­ ing that functionary will devolve ui«on the Legislature. , —Mosby, of guerilla celebrity, aspires to represent a fractional part of Virginia in Coo- MILLIM8 OF ACRE8 M Farmins: Lands IX NBXBRA.HKA.. NOW FOR SALLVERY CHEAP. Ten Tear* Credit, Interret only 8 per cent Fs^yirtrs/WmFktete.wWa Ssrftere/ Ways, smt Z/**. THE PIONEER. “So Mach laseraace hr se Masi Fsidat, March IA—flraMt—The chair (<Mri*atrrl announced m lb* member to Ml the vacancy on Ute J olnt tolwt CominlUao to luwMli<Ue the ir.«na«rmrnt of »tt*lni in lhe Dlrtrict of Colum- Ckiarrh *om*timoe exists alone, but 1* more frequently a symptom of other diseased con­ dition,. The following letter explains it: C<n.uxawooi>, Onoodaw* Ou., X, y., J»B. UB, JVffi. Pr. E. V. Pnacte Buffalo, K. Y.: Dean Stu—Allow me to give you a brief |ii»tory of the effect of your medicine called “Golden Medical Discovery" in my case. I am new in my eeveuty-fourto year, and natu­ rally of firm ooMtitution. Within tho last few year*, from over-exercis*, I have been efllictod with a complication of mscaees almost uicrediblo to relate. In the first place. Ca­ tarrh. to a degree that, to me, it reemed that —A serious riot recently occurred in Pesth, my vox* pe*'*d oat at th* eara. to which wa* Germany. And several buddings wttre burned. added ita natural ally—Bronchiti*, to which, a* no grew-. length oi lime, were added X«uThe military fired on the nob, killing four and' ralgie prina in tho head and «h*uid«-rn ai-d wounding many. bloating of the lower limbs, th* moet of which waa superinduced by'B torj’id stat* of th* Bishop of Troves and dosed ths seminary at­ tached to his See. —The Loudon papers pnUtah a long alato­ mest, signed by Chari** Orton, in which th* writer confesses that he recognized the Tichlx>me claimant a* lus lirothor the first time he saw him, and that silenc* on his part wm bought with £5, paid monthly, for a year, and iter thia, I *aw your aivertisemeut, the promise of a thousand or two additional Hoo*—Live, P.7V^a.X;’ Vrrreed. |«.»a*.l»X FLo«ra-cto4«- White Winter, ta.aoG9.S7.',Itol 144 School Winter, 43.73^7.00. Wtaur-Mo. 1 Mpnag, 41.33 at.®; So. 9 Bprteg. fl.lB®t.»K; W*. • Sprite. 41J41MM Cres-jip. 9, Old and Esw, artirt 61 b«- Gsrp-Miv a, ttfe&rtX* Jta*—So- x tHfra. BakLKT-No. 9, *1A7&XM. Rcnza-Cto-k* CHOICE to fan. j. Xl&Mc; Medium to Oirad. ff>&3Sc. Euu* -Frenb, 140166. Ictl-Mra, ■ . ■Ins sad snamsr la a he*r;WeiKSMiSn.w SEEDS dfeli READ! BELIEVE!. -Official dispatches hare been received at London from Gen. Wolseley annoancing'the capture and burning of Coomaaaic, the Adiautee cajdtal. Tho troops were oh the home- -Goa. John E. Smith, with hhi Util* *my of eight cavalry and four infantry companies, is now on the marofi for Spotted Tail s Indian agency in Wyoming Territory, and a report state* tnat the hostile filuwx are concentratir. g _______ eovery—hare a good appetite, hare gtine? there with warlike purpose. fifteen pound* of flash—no more talk out r / —An atteoqit to have the question of woman suffrage ia the Ohio Constitution put to a rep— Gsn. Concha is to supplant JovcHaras that you bar* given me a lease of ton or fifarat* vote by tbs pwpfc. has failed in lhe Captain-Generel of Cuba. Ohio CoortRultoual Gooventtou. - Tho British losses iu tho Ariisnto* war —The Chicago women are organizing for a were M MBed and MB woandsd. . grand raid on the liquor *ahxin*. —Advfare from every part of th* ooantryEret. Wert, North and (tenth-report a gen­ eral temperance reyiraL The city and country |>*Wr* from all eeeltons ar* fuH of it. In some ptacre it aaaomre toe form of the Ohio erased* ot •• preying wetren T ia otort* daily and nightly । nite mentis ot rxif hi* Iwalth will permit, to re*r.me th* leader­ . mum loreUtte* a vigorous war ia waged ship iu 1875. ttttelfoeumag ot sstoou* by too iocri - -B^marck and Kit.g WUUsa are both oc ritire. I: i< evident that the wowm of wntry, who are redly th* grreMrt «tftur* ct which te a »*wrt. A'-C.ul Hi. -ndy *x hy ihslMor tralU. are nsrog »r f-r a eeptl-m w. know of ia JoAireon1, ,4r^« f ■*> This, w* batteve, alH-utohra. amt BMurt of them ns* it in tb«r prer-iliMi with great snr- DR. WHI Teachers Wanted ‘JUBILEE ORGANS.” 'sxuv.txs. 3X0 XV. WasHlnglo* Sutchu’eB®- BT. LOFtS. . Insurance Company, A STRONG STOCK COMPANY. Z/eu»t—The House, after prayer and the Trading Western, *3.TC9d.U. W«Zat-So. 9 Chloseo. 8> A® of the Journal, took an informal recra. for fifteen O1AJ; laws and Mtan**o4aSreta«,4f..Wl-“- Bruminutee, and tubseaasaUy walked tn procrasten to Western gnd State, Mc<H1.00. Grew—X«w Mired Western, sAost, M«M»: Old do.S—Sle. Oare 1 BOOK ST. LOUIS LIFE SI.000 Grange pf Patrons of Husbandry ar* maturing a plan for the formation of a statistical bureau iu connection with lhe Rational Grange, for the collection aud dissemination of informa­ tion in regard to the condition of the crops throughout the country. The new bureau will be located at Washington. Subordinate granges will report direct io th* Htate Grange all information of interest relating to crops, and the different Htate Granges will report by telegraph to the Htatistical Bureau of the or­ der at Washington. The" bureau will compile and summarise these reports into a monthly report of the <*rop* in all swetions of th* coun­ try, and will simultaneously transmit the re­ port by telegraph monthly to all Htate Granges. Kstlrtly of Metai. are tte* only lamps I* nee wbtek can writhes .lorti, ractorte*.' ehwretie*. Me. AGENY8 MAKE $l« A DAY FURTHER DISTINGUISHED ROTORS. A New York paper says that “ those Western farmers Lave a <;ueer sense of the fitneM ot thing#. It refers to tho idea of taxing railroad lands. Sure enough. They actually don’t see why the rich railroad uompauiee that owr all • GKgXJUL. the beat lands in their States, which —Th* *xpediUon seat to th* reltef of the they got out of the Government for B*d Cloud Agency hare safely arrived there. uate grange within their jurisdiction. The nothing, shouldn’t be taxed. It is pass­ Tbo troop* met with no opposition on the information will not bo furnished to tho pros* ing strange that these men don’t appre­ route, but it is thought, having effected an for publication, it being intended exclusively ciate their blowings.” cntranc* into th* reservation in good *h«jx-, they will bo able to maintai'. their poeiiion. —The number of granges in Wisconsin in Theke wore $20,000,000 expended last — A Toledo disj'stch ttsy* ; “Tho hew* from reported by the Becrotary of Ute Htate Grange all tho town* in thia section pf the Htate indi­ to bare increased to 394. In January last in _year _pawago money _ . between this cate, that th. temperance movement is on the there war* 34fi. When the wgatri»ati<m *of l eonntry and Great Britain., •w '•*— • * w —-■ —........... with the grange mevAneui, **y> a Wsshtngton.corrrepondcut, are endeavoring to secure unity of action as regards tho serious mod.fictetoa of th* Pre~.» J.. Tb^, °°‘ Cf tfc° RTC*tc*t “pou fanner* i. the patent monopoly. The nearest agree­ ment, as yat, i* a proposition to limit th* ezelnatr* control of patent* by Inventor* to "f BBOWM'O BBOXCHlAb TBOCKKS. TWHsb a ttwevt tat Urt-Cf *•» »te w»«. <>’• *!*«• rsUsf. F*« B»o*cwirn, Arrows, CatAss*. —The annual report of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company aho sc an increase in lhe net earnings of 1873 over 1878 of •1,1*7,M7.CD. in Boston, Maas, January 6, 1811; The surplus net profit for the year was *3.graduated al Harvard College, and afterward at the Cambridge Law HchocJ; traveled in 198,767. li, and lhe net earning* 0,4*5,7W.74. —The condition of the fruit trees through­ Knrop*; waa the reporter of the United Staten out the West and Northwest is represented as Circuit Court for the Ftret Circuit; lectured good, and a fine yield is expected. - According lo the XtMoaal Crop Importer, there wm an inenea* ot • 4-10 in tlte are* tion edited tho .twiwiraa Jwrtsf and several sown with winter wheat lea* fall in the States legal works, including throe volume* of ro- of Illinois, Indiana, lows, Kansas, Missouri, porta of decision* in th*United Btetes Circuit and Ohio. Illinois show* an increase of 22 Court; was elected to lhe United Blates Ren­ per cent and Iowa a decrease of 19 per cent. atos* a’Free-Hoiter to succeed Daniel Webster, —The Chicago packing returns for the *•*Whig, and took his seat Dec. 1, 1851; was re­ elected in 1857, again re-elected in 1861, and by th* packers of that city: Th* nsmbex of again re-elected in 18S9. His present term of hog* packed was 1,530,021, and of cattle, 21,­ service would have expired March 3, 1875. 712. The average weight of hog* waa 216.47 —“ Th* old man Bender," tbs father sf the pounds, and the average yield of lard 87.44 murderous Kansas family, <■ again reported )>ounda. The product manufactured wa* lo have been cejitured—thia time in Utah. 195,917 barrels of perk ; 36,554 liereea and 37,­ —Sidney Dillou into been cleetod President 824,483 pounds of hams ; 33.961,514 pounds of the Union Pacific railroad. It waa er­ and 3,381 tierce* ot shoulders, snd 103,333,283 roneously announced that Oliver Ames bad pound* ofrside*. - —It is announced that tho marriage of Miss Nellie Grant Mr. Bartorious, a wealthy young Englishman, will occur in April. —Th* reremonies al Washington over the remains of the late Senator Bumner were brief and *{>t>ropri*te. In attemUn 4 were nearly all tho prominent officials of Washington, in­ cluding the President, and a largo conconrso of private citizens of both rac**, beaidre a good repreetMitaliou of the diplomatic corps. At the concluxion of the *ervice* the remains were conveyed to tho depot, where they.were placed on a special train, and, accempauied by a few of tbo intimal* frtor.de of t>Ma de­ clared and the committee* of both bouses of Congreo* spj>uinted to attend tho funeral, ware taken to Borton. All alcnj the hue there wars many dcmonatratlmu of rim-ore sorrow. Crowds docked io th* dspota, anx­ ious to obtain a last look st th* fac* of the deceased »t*teom»n, but all were disap­ pointed. At Boston lhe demonstration* of mourning were universal. Tbo sntir* city wa* draped with emblems of grief at the great national bereavement, snd on tho arri­ val of tho train bearing th* cold clay of him who had for to long faithfully and ably served th* p*opl«, thousands of sincere mounier* gathered to pay a tribute to tho worth bf tho dopaned. —Brer-Admiral Tonwan, U. 8. N., ia dead. —Tho billiard tournament st Boston ha* closed. Gamier takes the first prize, Cyrillo Dion tho seeond, Joseph Dice tho third. Uba***y the fourth, and Daly tho fifth. —Senator Sumner left an estate valued at a hundred thousand dollar*, mostly inherited from hi* brother. Bat his collection of works of art sod virtu* is of pnee)«e« value. Alcohol. . 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Where th© Kentucky river cute it* way through the mountains, having upon either bank bold, rugged cliffs, that lift their summit* five hundred and above tho stream, Micro lived in early times a settler by the name of Rufus Branson, who, with his wife and little child, a charming young girl of some eight or nine year* of age, occupied tho rude cabin st the base of the precipice a little back from the river. Although greatly exposed to danger, the Indian* st that time 'being " very plentiful throughout the region, he managed to live quietly for several I -Th© Indians frequently visited the trade homo of tho hunter, and, being al­ ’ ways welcomed and provided with such food as was in the larder, they mainMined a frieq^Jy attitude. Especially were they fond of the child, Maggie, and more than one fierce warrior bad been sitting on the grass in front of the cabin, listening to tho childish prattfe of'the little one, or else engaged in ■making her some toy or plaything from willow twig* or pliant bark. In this manner several years had been and Ruf us Branson came to feel ** secure a* though he were within tha walls of a frontier fort. Ono evening Branson and his wife were seated near the doorway, when suddenly a shadow fell across the threshold, and the next moment a tall savage, whose reeling step and bloodshot eye* told him he crater, which won, of course, refused, on bouse. The Indian became cross and ugly, and declared with terribly oaths that if the liquor w*s not produced Im- llhoogb be dMadcd Ibe ag at him, knocked 1dm “ Progression. No Retrograding.” . CUNORXSSIOKAL SUMMARY. nary height, whose fine, athletic form was fully dispbyred -by^hi* cloady fit­ ting buckskin garments^ stepped quick­ _ forward a few -paces,. and firmly , ly planted his left foot in advance, threw up an unusually long riffo, though preparing to fire. . ' “ For God's sake,, stranger, be care­ ful of my child !*’ cried Branson, while the agonized mother uttered on audible prayer. “ It’s our only chance. I know that Indian," was the quick reply, and tho sharp click 1 click I ut tho hammer, *s it “ What do you think of that ?” asked waa drawn back, told that the critical th© wife, turning to her husband with a moment had came. ’ By'this time the Indian had nearly frightened look. " ’ V •*. “F»haw.| Don't trouble your head reached the summit of the steep. That about the drunken brute!" answered ho was wounded now became evident, tho settler lightly; but as he turned aa upon s broad edge of rock he paused away and stepped into the yard’he mut­ for a moment. Thia oj>portnmt_v was seized by tho jinknown. Although the tered : । . “Like it? Well, not much. The savage had taken the precaution to hold the child up in frout of him as a Ahield, fellow must be, watched. I was in" hopes that ho would not remember, bnt covering.nearly the whole of his brawny chest, but leaving his head uncovered, that lump .where my fist landed ‘was enough, if nothing else, to recall Aho the stranger did not hesitate to make the shot circumstances.” For one second, as it gained its posiTh© summer pasted and they saw their drunken guest do more. He failed tion^ifco rifle wavered, and then into make his appearance. But as the stirflly became immqvable aa though leaves begun to fall, the settler one day, held in a vice. With clasped hands and while returning from hunting on the staring ©yea the parents watched the pros nation bllMraa nantned. Willard (VI.) offered hills, and pasting through a dens© piece alatue-like form upon which so much of timber not far from the house, caught depended. Suddenly a sharp report rang out; tho sight of a figure lurking in tho bnahes, which quickly disappeared when ho ad­ whit© smoke drifted away, and aa tho be brtl to rnruvanced to where it was. The figure was vision became clearer, they saw the sav­ «M Opf.DMl by that of an Indian warrior, arid Branson age loose bis hold upon the child, reel would have sworn that it was the Indian wildly an instant and then pitch forward warrior whom he had knocked down and ujion the rocks. It may be imagined Wedxemiat, March 19.—Senate.—The Chair bounA the previous rpring. Tho news that the father was not long in reaching was not in any. way comforting, and the place where his child, lay, and in a bonce he did not tell his wife of his dis­ few momenta more the little one was in its mother's arms. covery. “ Tell’ u* who you are, that we may It would only alarm her, he thought, and without perhaps any good result know what name to mingle with our prayers," exclaimed the mother, as tho rrl>f of certain aettlen on railroad He simply told her ho had discovered bear tracks near by, and that she nnd stranger prepared to depart. , “ My name is Daniel Boone,"he said, the child must stay within or close to aud was gone; the house during his abscuce. Several days afterward Bi fas BranDAEBURY EE WB-ANOES. sou heard his dogs in tho timber down MABSAcnvsms temper is sadly puck­ by th© river, and, knowing they never ered by Butler per Simmons. opened without good cause, he caught TtiKBB is nothing that'will so sap tho up hi* rifle and hastened to where the Thvkmdat, March 19 —Senate.—A favorable dogs were barking. They had struck a levity out of a man as sitting down bn a damp spot in thin pant*. fresh bear trail, and ns he arrived in armed and bound him where he lay. After a few momputa of furious raving, he rolled over and fell into a drunken sleep. He did not awaken udtil the next morning, but before he did.so the settler had quietly removed, hi* bonds and restored the ■ weapons,, which he laid by the sleeper’s side. The savage, on awakening, roae slowly to hi* feet, felt his wrists, as though tho thongs had l$ft a feeling there, .took up his weapons, and, without speaking a word, left a:ul disappeared in tho timber near sight they fairly lifted it, going off in a straight line down the river. Th© chose led him several mile©, and, when he at last got.a shot that finished burin's career, he found that it was throe cr four o’clock in th© afternoon. Swinging his meat to a’sapling, out of reach of cat or wolf, ho started for homo to get bis hors© and return and fetch it that very night Taking a near cut; he reached the cabin from tho western side where the timber grew heavy up to within a few yards of the building, and consequently he could not sco the clearing, or what might bo transpiring there, until he had pasaed through the wood. Thus it was that when within.a short distance of h’s. home, he hoard a wild piercing bhriek'; bnt he could only gue«B that Bomcthing terrible must he taking place beyond the screen of bnahes and leaves. Uttering a loud shout that his presence might sooner bo known, Bran­ son sprang forward like a wounded buck, a great fear in hh heart; for ho had only too clearly xecognixed iu that scream the agonized voice of his wife.’ - . sa sss: CuOrtnitUe on Edpcwi;on reported the Metlon corxwnuiig tho control of the university ante nt*ati*IJy *» in tho present tfoastitefiafr.... There uro young men who cannot hold a skein of yarn for their mothers without wincing, but will hold 125 best part of a night with a patience and docility that are certainly phenomenal, Mb. Habmoxt inquired; for his overalls Monday morning. Th© newly graduated daughter, to whom tho request was preferred, sent it up the stairway like this : “ Ma ! Pa want* bis cerulean wrappers," and straightway dor© into her toast, leaving pa gaping with all his might at th© back of her head. The -excitement of the accident to young Merriman, Tuesday, whereby he was thrown against a fence and broke ixAh of his legs, brought tog© I bar two estranged families and four estranged sii.glo part ies, in th© neighborhood, and Lhey ar© now friendlier than' ever, wo are told. ____________ __ ' A oketlkmax who signs himself It took but a moment for him to clear the intervening timber and undergrowth and as be dashed out into the clearing, holding his rifle ready for instaut u*c, he comprehended iu one swift glance all that had taken place, 'and what was further to foar. Near the cud of the cabin facing tho cliff, of which I Lave spoken, stood the “ Winnepisiogee ” writes to a Boston mother, her face as pallid as death, her newspaper that he knows by personal arm" <'©t»trctch*d, her ©yes fixed upon experiment that an able-bodied man 50 the precipitous heights up which the yeara old and In active business cau liro on les* than 12 cents a day. In “My child I my child I" wa* all the two weeks ho consumed milk, 72 cents ; woman skid, and Branson saw that tho dry crackers, 80 cents; eggs, 17 cents ; bundle in the Indian's arms was the form coffee, 10 cents; butter, 5 cents; salt, of their only child, Maggie. 1 cent; grand total, Weight of Firm of hqpt, and with nerves as Winnopisiogoe at the beginning, 175} steady as the rocks around, tho father pounds; weight al the end of tho four­ for a moment quailed and cowered un­ teen days, 176’—net gain, one pound der what hi* quick senses told him— aud a hul^1 Occupation, ten hours « tlie*deadly peril of the little one. But he day in the office and four hours in the was quick to recover. The Indian Was drawing away ; step ien!. What to liim are erppe? by step he waa increasing tho distance, o him is tire price of beef and and as he occasionally glanced back­ t What to hijn are the trichina? ward and downward, the parent* saw What to him the densest ignorance, the widest vagarira, the abundant blun­ the full purpose that actuated tho ab­ ders of cooks ? Wise Winnipiaiogee 1 duction. f “ God aid me Erxnaou muttered, os' The financial monsoon that swept *o ho raised his rifle, glanced through the nnoxpeetflly over the country last full has become historical, and is passing sight*, and touched tho trigger. The Indian started violently at the out of men’s minds and talk. But it is shot. Ho was hit, but not badly, and not well tolorget the extent of its ravwith a yell of devilish triumph he passed upward. .. the fl ret. the .auuaal circular of Dun, “ Too low by a couple of iucUea.’’ said a low, c^m voice al the settler’s- New York, aupplic* us with interesting Btelfoucs. From this it appears that •Ibow. Branson started a* though he himself the failure*, and liabilities there, from, of four «weasivo year* haw hitherto been as follows: providing tor the croemng and InUraoction at railway*. Honor.—Tho Homo was occupied daring the morning considering tho salaries qus*- proportion for taxing lb* liquor traffic *m*H .rasjontr. Tbo question will prob bo tried again....Tho Joint Comnulteo *» quite liberal toward -railroad*. L’nivorwlty srtielo ha* been sgreed < tempt to rrRulate tho ayatem of railroad an attempt to put a provision io providing that no street railroad* ahali be built a leapt with the conaent of tho municipal autboritie* of tho town interovtod... .The Senate refused to concur in a proposition of the Houre to make tho office of Atlorney-Geaeral either elective or appointive... .The Senate adopted tho section added to the artidee on private corporation* declaring that th* right of emi­ nent domain »haH never bo ao construed airlo prevent a Legislature from taking tho proper­ ty or frauchteoH of incorporation*, and ■ob­ jecting tfism to public um. ... A now aoction wa« adopted forbidding public officer* from neing public fund* for their own benefit, -or lending them to other*... .The Senate refused to to: bld railway.- from U»iuup fret. Ji officer* of the HUte... .The articlo in neparale euhmbieiou of femala flually i*«w<1 by tne Senate—27 Uonu.—Tbq Home voted, by 67 to 27, just th* two-thirda vote necereary, to submit female .uffr^o io lb* |xn.p'.o... A r•eola­ tion to acknowledge God in the Conatitntion wa* ordered to third reading by 74 to 24 ... Attempt* to introduce a provision forbidding the l^giflsturn from altering any special act of a oorjioration except by a rotp of two-third* of both house* fai'od... .The twelfth (Mt vole i of the Mason on the liquor question wan had I in the House, with tho usual result—defeat. ... .The State i* authorised by both bouses to t>e mien eted m tho Portage Lake and Lake Ruperior ship canal....Tho Honee and Senate do not agree aa to the mode of appointing the Tbeno matteni go to a committee of conferTuvsUDAT, March It.—Senate.—Tho propo­ sition to tax th* liquor traffic wm tabled—17 .The Senate concurred with tho Honao in providing for an elaetiva jndMary, andI »•qutring- four terma of cenrt to be bold in conutiMOf 20.1:00 inhabitants; alao in giving tho Supremo CotJrt gontral control over law praeUco....Au attempt to strikeoutSoxticm 9, limiting trade inrtntction in pri»on. failed. ... .Tho schedule of ralarie* was ordered to a third reading anbataqtially tho «*me ■* U>. xeit i«.mB0* .MM «MIMM .«/■* . NO. 26. TUX OPERA OF TUB PASSIONS. DON’T DRINK TO-DAT, MY BOY. located the varfous passions in the dif­ ferent organs of tho viscera. Gall first proved that tho passions affected first the brain, and hence cannot have their seat otherwhere. Tho experimental physiologist. of tho present century have at last unraveled the mystery and shown the complete mechanism. • Sen­ sations' strike the extremities of th© nerves, and the excitement is trans­ mitted to tho brain, and it is here where the feeling i* crjiericnoed. From, the brain-the roused emotions strike straight downward to the heart. . *.* The heart responds to our emotions as the hand to our will." “ Every agreeable hr joyous emotion of the soul excites tho acceleratornwves of tho heart.” The phrase, the heart flutters with joy, is a true one. Painful feelings act on the retardor fibres of tfie heart, its oon- tractions become laborious and clogged; oppression of the heart, ** the heart is ngonixod,” “ ready to burst,” etc., axe again true phrases. “ While the heart seems to be more directly under the in­ fluence of the feelings, the lungs appear to have some-connection with thought. When absorbed in some profound medi­ tation we suspend the respiratory move­ ment." Astonishment relaxes the muscles of the arms. Fear causes one's legs to fail him. In tho play of the face, however, wo find the best indi­ cations of the state of the feelings. Cu­ rious experime nts have been p> roimid upon the muscle* of the face. They can be made to contract by means of elec­ tricity, thus producing artificially ail the states of the souh “ The mute’e* of the eye are adapted to expressions of the higher order, and - those of the mouth to expreadona of a more {.rosH, material kind. Every muscle of any note has been tested, and named in ac cordance with tho kind of emotion which usually plays upon it. Thus we have the aggressor muscle, the muscle of suffering, the muscle of joy, of sat­ isfaction, of sensuality, and so on. The interesting part of it is that with a good galvanic battery end a trained hand tire operator may play upon these notes of the human face divine to any extent without in the least commoding or ex­ citing tho subject. He may put the face through a whole opera of the pas­ sions for tho delight of spectators and the advancement of science, causing all the signs, yet without the least glimmer of feeling in it, thus proving from a now point of view that ** this world is all a fickle show.” By every ra'thiy joy, VAR1ETISS. JuAiirES who light up well st nignt— Those whojiave lantern-jaws I What clergyman is always within a hundred of being correct? A curato (accurate—c). A mohxxno paper speak* of “ thieving in the outskirts," which may be inter­ preted, “ picking ladies' pockets." Ikfaxt, to papa—Why does the par­ rot try to bite me“ Because it does not’know you." “Then tell it, pap*, my name is William.” Ax old lady hearing some one reading about a Congressman-at-large, rushed to the kitchen door shouting : “ Sarah Jane, Sarah Jane I don’t you leave tho clothes out all night; mind I tell you ; for there's a Congressman nt large I” to friend on sidewalk: “Howdy?" “Hewdy?” “How’s your health?" “Oh! it's tolerable—how's yotxr'n?’ “Tolerable." “Folks weU?" “Tol­ erable. Your’n well?” “Yes, tol­ erable." It isn't always bast to call things by their right names. A young gentleman called a coach dog a fislin^tion hound, and was informed by his sweetheart that if he could not refrain from pro­ fanity in bar presence they must hence­ forth bo strangers. As a rich and pretentious financier DISCOVERIES IE THE HOLY LAST. was looking at some paintings which he resolution /oquirisg the HUte Treasurer to Tho religious world is at present Fiudat, March M-—.Snurtr—Hagar proaeni- report without delay tho uamet of banka greatly interested in the discoveries where the money of tho State is deposited. the amount tn each, bond* taken to mode in the- Holy Land, where fir. secure the HUlc, nuaM of tho bond*- Beeke, an English savant, has done for ; Biblical lore what Prof. Bchlteiuann I* i Perrv, of Oakland, ah^ arid that the apgre- doing for classical by his researches on i gate'bonda of the Treasurer are only f IM.tXX) tho site of ancient Troy. fir. Beeko Canal Company.. while he ha* sometime* ♦i.000,000 on hand 1ForttAration bill* claims to have found the true Mount Sinai, about a day's journey northeast , of the village of Akaba, Arabia, 5,000 relate a!moat foot above tho level of the sea. The learned gentleman, it seems, had already MICHIGAN LEGISLAI CRH home time ago advanced tho theory that, the pillar of aloud by day and fire by night, which guided tho children of Fawar, M*roh 20.—Senate.—Tba Benate women'* ernaado agaiuxt the liquor Milon. Israel in their exodus, was an active h*a ffinllv agreed with the Hou** in reducing ... .Resolution* of eulogy on Senator Sumner volcano, *inoo extinct Should the vol­ were adopted.... Cook offered rceolutiou* that, in viow of the balance in the HUte tre**canic theory be proved by the igneous ury, no State tax should be levied for 1874, ■till disagreed <i», and I bo wliofe raattsr haa formation of hi* Sinai, it would go far and appropriation* to public institution* been bc<4 to a comq>itlco at oooterrnce. ■houMbo roduoed ouo-iuJf promptly. Ta- Tli« two honao* dlragre* on th* nrorutiau of to support the alleged discoveiy. tho Houae requlritij; moat of the State officer■ fir. Beekc's efforts in this direction Houfe -The Committee on Woman Suffrage to live at Lanaitg. They diaagre* wWaly coo- seem to have spurred on our own Bibli­ reported, recommending that the question be eandng municipal aud other corporations.... Tlia attempt to revtv* tho quowtian of tho tax­ cal scholar*. The faculty of Yale and ation of tho liquor-traffic failod in th« Sci>at« Harvard Colleges, Bishop Potter, and when the new Constitution la submitted by 13 to 18... .Tbo Senate ref many other eminent divine* of varinu* denominations, now propo*e also to en­ appropriate roaolutiotta adopted, ter the field. With this view they have reme Court la ordered to cunaiat applied to the Military Committee for the services of an army engineer to as­ Clark* cf countite wbare the Supreme Court ia held ara not made dark* of that court. .. sist the American Society for exploring Article 6. cuticeruing th* Executive Depart__ ... --.I—ft., will. prospect of much difficulty in Palestine. It is stated that the request igreemetit of tho House* an »*t- will be granted, and then the work will and Article 8, concerning State officer*.... Art»el* 7. continuing the provhtotM coiiceniiiq; nature, covered by tli#i Governor’* mMMge. no doubt be resumed with new zeal. the ElacUre FrancMso and Women Huffrapo tMUMed by both Hoorn.,. .The Houeo I* far in matter, wge referred to the Committee of the advance with kilMee. and bi waitiag on th* Whole.... It wm decided, M to 37. to refer TBX fsEWIUQ MACRINB MOKOPO- laratc aubwiaaian.... Article aoalctnal corpoxatioca. was reading. So with Article* B ar explanations*. Th© rtrangcr, wn.: rather below Uma above wdi- > ADVEHTI5UG KATES: Tho current number of tho Popular Science Monthly ha* a translation from a French journal of science and litera­ ture of a very inf errsting article on the •antenro wi;>eod«i... .It wm agreed’that Physiology of the Paaaion*. A sum­ fine* Mid forfaitoroa Lhronshvat th* Hute mary of it will not be without interest A Daxbvkt man received s telegram from Buffalo, Monday, announcing tho rrwltrUtm wa* death of his wife's mother, and request­ ing him to attend the funeral. ■ As he is an Episcopalian he refused to go on ncTho Auditor-General, Superintendent of count of it being Lent. Columbia li>re«U*am>S luntrnction. Secretary of State. CommiR»ionAp; roprlitiuo bill iraa ui Tira: New York Evening Mail starta creof Laud-Office, and Attorney-Guam*! are rerjuired io re- ido at Lansing... -The Senate the-report that the editor of thia paper ineixtod on homestead exemption ef 42,000. haa $25,000 in bank. As such a report TheHouao wants *1.S00....Article ^.con­ is calculated A injure him in the opin­ ■umed Is a qeartellDC flffht over ilir'mftrase claw cerning education, wm ordered to a third reading....A committee of oonferebee was ion of nil good citizens, ho wishes to ordered on the railroads article, both house* dir agreeing....Tho educational article was stn.'©, without *fftnaive boosting, that ordered to a third reading. Both bonsai acted called he lias not 25 cents in any bank, char­ cr.1 a number of article* mentioned in the Governnr’a message. tered up to our going to pjfM. StejertM-M to ®he ^flashrillr Meirs. - 'WaBHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1873. VOL. L • I.................... The Chicago Times calls the Council Chamber of that city a ■ ‘ devil’s den," and says Chicago is ruled by “ the worst, most disgraceful bummer regime ever known in its history." The Jour­ nal ray* the city is rated by a “low, coarse, drunken rabble?* The other papers are equally severe in their con­ demns! iun of the ’1 City Father*.” Un­ happy. Chicago! It LIUS. it is of the about to make another vigorous effort to secure the passage of an act of Con­ gress granting a further extension of the patents under - which the business ho* been matte a great monopoly. If so, wc certainly hope they will fail to ac­ complish their purposes. We have had about as much of this extension ba*i- Hasuafobd & Thoxpjiox, Pablihera, Chicago, »>l<i the firxt large edition of. patent* as we consider beneficial, and Periam* “ History of the Farmer’* if the business were thrown open to all who might choose to enter it, no one owning or interested :n patents which expired would is just being imusd. Agente are Lave legitimately ug a rich harvest with it. We ad­ dollar* and *®U them foe AS dollar*. mrt9,000,000 of Spiritualist* in th* United BteteA If thia statement is sorroct, chmc monopoly m kmg a. they em, but nearly twenty five per caat of the en- th© public have some righto- in thia mat­ lire Dopulatian of the ©cuptry are ter which are entitled to couaidcratiou 8pintuslist*. M WtteiHMgtoa. proposed to buy, the dealer pointed to a fine one, and said : “ There is a dog claimctl the pretender. dog after ium far ?” “ What is the Joses and Brown were talking lately of a young clergyman whose preaching they had heard that day. “Whatdo you think of him ?" asked Brown. “ I think,” said Jone*, “ h© did better two years ago." “Why, h© didn't preach then!” “True," aaid Jones; “that is what I mean." principal of Middleborough Academy, at one time, on the approach of a tempeat, insulated a chair on four pieces of glass, nnd, oa ho thought, politely in­ vited a young lady to sit on his lap for safety. To show the popularity of tho man of letters, the young lady replied she had rather be struck by lightning _ “« �errRjkWGKR > up mputiee to Mr. Quimby the mill proprietors and asaertainc'd : swallowed a milkmaid. CAPT. BOISE he had dons them, and told LOOK HEME, RUB! M4M CLOTHING them they might draw on him for his paper byXyuuc that h. had to the amount, 3500 which" he prompthaul off to dig buek-shot out of his •j In the apring of ISTO.a ymmg man The scasun for the proaculaiion of But by the name of Henry Banty obtain­ ed a suit of clolhe* and other goods large eggs iw at hand, and already the is nliwi, nnd although still iu its youth, is growing rapidly, and to the amount of about $45 at tho four months nnd three weeks. been tiudcr tba false pretence that he had local papers. railroad wtxxl upan tho track suffici­ Daily not Ci&aa Ciooda, BOTTOM PRICES FOR ClSif speaks of a couple "resolving them­ largest over to the said firm as such payment. selves into a committee of two, with Mr. Bnnty immediately left for Ohio power to increase the number." chaltmgc any paper iu the oouuly to much to tho chargin of the would be A culprit in a Chicago-police court show a better record than we can. shrewd merchants. But "true Jove taking . into consideration the doesn't runs smoothe,” so says the recently began aa address to the jusWo' do BHrBt STATIONS (low>) Burlington DRESS GOODS. the claim subscription list iu the county, but we - difficulties we have had to overcome poet. About tbejast of June follow­ and the time A-© have been in ing, a gentleman anno to one ol Ihd old Blioky,” and he got ten days for members nf the firm above alluded to, contempt. pperation. and told htin that young. Banty would A sewing circle was quickly broken arrive at Vermontville on the areaing up at Gardner, MeM the other day, by Send train, July 3tl, Mud dint if he wished the ianocent remark of a lady preoen ; in your subscriptions, and in one year to get his pay for that suit of clothes “l always had a great desire to know from »o day we will give yew a better now was his time. Further, that be how a case of small pox looked, so I j-aper than Barry Co can now boast knew this io tie so, as there wns an called on a sick lady this afternoon engagement of marriage between of. .just before coming to the circle.” A gnot3msny of oar friends have Banty and his daughter, and tbat.he An up-country exchange placed Its paid only six months subscription did not wish bis daughter to marry condensed telegrams under the head him. .(TO BE CONTINUED. ) of “Midnight Sparks/' . Tho next Imllance ami we will give hill credit. are getting along. Friends we are doing well. (OrC'-awd fr-'-n l»»t week.) The village wns. incorjfhmted by # TOILET SOAPS, TEAS, A.I® CBSCKEB1 COFFEE Nashville, Nov. let, 1876. LEROY C. BOISE. ATTENTION, ALL ! RICE. And a full line of SYRUP. . SODA. GRAND R VER VALLEY DIVISION. SPICES. CRACKERS, RAI SENS, HARDY & AIKSWORTH, pay Wia Higher! Market Price for LAMPS, CHIMNEYS. CASTOR. KEROSENE though ha hadn’t slept much, who Mifteh Edditef. : wanted to know if anything personal In the first-place that Sewing So­ was intended by that heading. ciety is tn a very prosperous condishWhat a Kansas Wifk Did.—A un. 1 hope it never will be sed ol CORN, APPLE, OATS, it “Short lived buries fade away," but Kansas gentlemon enjoyes the privi­ I sometimes feer and tremble when lege of having a wife who edits a Clover Seed, &c., paper. Recently, appreciatiang his POTATOES, Yoa Will Find Them, Delivered at their tempory absence, and then brought ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE him out in her paper as candiadnie At Reasonable Rates, for the United States Senate, stating . sjsisr- as” Off TRI *L9T VALITT, AND native modisiy, she waited fur his GointtWWit Mali. Ev«*gE«. fMtffefa. <■ X) p Mtp« :Mam 30 »*0 MS s fi US ' IS V>rm»kvrm*. M N»»hTin*. ■W S* io IS MS for Goode MO AOS x*» Oolnc Ka»tXr M'. F, WIpu «J0>M )«,U MiMtevflfo, w 1L*» >LM nxtsM b*® njo Vermoetvflto, Lm AM an L» L» Ch»H«tte. a 5.1> HfflpnC* IUim J unctlco. 545 Jseaaon. AO Btxtioii. J-etaoo, Hive* JancUoo, LARD OR MACHINE OILS, LIGHT N7NXBS Kssr- The standard Sewing Mortise of the nation. to he incor­ with the rumntiz,—should a’pire low in full his quligtations. LATH, such literary talent, why, I think I porated. A clergyman at the examination of SHINGLES. Messrs A. W. Olds & Co. but!’ shall git tew po a poet yit fer I tell tho young scholars of his Sunday WATER LIME, their Steam Saw Mill in the spring of you what tis Mister Edditer, jest be­ school, put the following questions : SALT, 1870,. an investment which has fully tween you and me, I think that ma- • Why did the people of Israel set np HAIR. justified their judgment, and hn< china poetry looked party good in a golden calf?" "Because they hadn’t STUCCO, been a great help in- building up the priut, but ok it racked my poor brajn money enough to set up an ox," was town. They arc scatterching over terribaly lew rite it, but I think after the reply of a little chap who took a t’ds sewtion of country far logs and I fully recover from tho shock and itollar-and-conts view of the matter. HARDY A AINSWORTH. l imber train $25,000 to 350.000 year- u»y nerves git settled i’ll try my hand Proprietors. Now. I had rather been the prodi­ ;.t it agniu fur pashance and perseveriyeuce accompheth much. I don't gal son than his brother. He was too The two Churches were built expect to receive eny grate huneri stingy to get drunk Ho was too during, the summer of 187n, the officialings pastor Laing Rev. IL In re in Gushenville fcr you know cautious, too cold, too unsympathetic, the Bible says a prophet is not with­ to sia lasciviously. He was lean, Pengnlly of the Methodist. and Rev out honor save in his own country mean, stiff and proper. Ho was go Meah 15 Cte. 25 Cts. C 1. Deva of the Christian and m hirown house, and I’ve bin ing to heaven like a mummy.— The Sunday School, which had BOARD, Henry Ward Beecher's Sunday Ser­ been union and held iu the Sdhool trying tew git Juhnothm (he is my mon. t 03.C5O per "We house, where all tho religions meet brother) tow move lew some larger ings were held up to this time, wns place but Law '. you might as well Johnny Green’s father always try to pack the world into a bushel uuw organized into two Schools and made it a practice to whip him at followed the Chnrhces to their new basket as to v try tow git Johnothiu home when ever he got whipped at 10 miles from whero he was burn places of worship. school. On one occasion he got a I have thus, as minutely as my _nd brought up. little tincture of rattan, bat the teach­ If I ever visit Nashville. Mist limited time nnd sjiace would allow er forgot to report it to hi* father until sketched the history of odFgrowing Edditer I shall sartiniy call at your nearly a week had passed, but hear­ that the village Notions, Boots, Shoes, PERFUMERY, Gosbenvillc, March 25, *74. 1670. upon I thick of the grate and respondsible of the people, but the people . disclaim any knoleklge of such petition, poshltn I buhl as (•resid*,nt. Little did I think in my younger and no body* wished to father the days, that I — after 1 had to wear act at home, it ha* always been a miktary how the Legislator* knew •{losses and nffi considerably crippled act of the Legislature of WINES h, LIQUORS, M< from a young man.* who looked as thrir part, for we haven*! a dead head on our subscription list. MEDICINES, morning the editor received a call CO.T1MUNICATED. We opine there will be no delay on 1 constantly increasing from tho first. ent to pay for them, which he turned The wv J O.ir list of subscribers has WMT 1 Bim m i hntilutions of NashvUle. IF YS® j Atfcisr-1 am.be.ranketf among the permanent stor of Manrs Wheeler A Downing, «wttriw and ^rorirtsM, wished Fort wayiB, Jackson 1 Ssiiiav R. R. £17" Those having unsi tllcd ac­ MICHIGAN ANO THE SOUTH. counts with the late firm of Downing TK.CM8 KUS1 UT CHICAGO TIXX. Ac Little, will pleaee eall and settle the same before they are made trouble at*d costs. HALBERT & CO DOWNING & ALLEN. CENTRAL HOUSE. GROCERIES coarncrtOHABT •r -Anri, dy !S.W LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO. CIGARS, fr, I can do but ’title more than to follow sheen, what* prints papers, and how him one evening. CONSTANTLY ON HAND. many horse power it takes tew run a few thoughts to the present rime. “Johnny, I didn't know you got Not having data to which I can refer, it, and law ! what'a site it must cost whipped ihe other day,* said be. I will not hotdmyaelf responsible for tow feed so many horses. 1 have an ‘•.You didn’t? Well if you’d been strict accuracy of dates ; but. I have idee it must he a heep of work tew in my breeches you'd have kniwn it,’ approximated th*-se as, nearly as I run a noespaper; I suppose it takes replied Johnny. could from memory. I wish however quite a little bit of your epar time Could Stmpatuixs.—-An inebriate to relate a few incidents which oc- tew keep it a going. W al I sauat I will pay the Highest Sfmfat Erin worn* little while bock, got iuto a cab cured during tboso years that may bring this letter to a close, *»»d take Mid became very troublesom and an tie entertaining to tho new comers, Hoying to the other passengers, so and perhaps refreshing to tha pio- Mrs. Sniffles’ a little while, for «be mtrek so that it wns proposed to eject children have all got the measles. him; bnt a kind-hearted and reverend Yours muchly. Mr. Quimby, a lumberman of doctor, who was also a passengerCONRID CLEFEB. A unt D eboeab . Grand Ripi'ls, purch.-ised. logs along interposed for him and soothed him the river a!mv< Nashville during the HICIIIGAN NEWS. into good behavior for rhe rest of the winter of 1667, and he notified Messrs village down to tho rear 1870, and ing of it at last, he called tha ooy to eisrses IN TAB ■ SUS6N. FALL AKD WINTER GOODS EVEH BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE I Mallett & JbhMon, the owners illiam journey. Before leaving, however, of Miller was at play in a I’.wh and blind he scowled upon the other occupants factory at Rockford, when he was op-n their d m in- order to allow the caught by a belt, which whirled him logs to pa’s through Of course three around a shall and instantly killed was no opi«ortuoity nt this season of the year for such work, and they de­ him. nted his right to enforce such an ac! On one Sunday morning, however, Mr. Abner June of and muttered acme words of contempt, bnt shook bands waimly with the doctor, nnd said : 'Good day my friend ; FUBNITUHT IOTACTOBT! JACOB LENTZ I see you know what it is to be Bedford, drunk. Farter, Library, Dinin, Office u GENERAL FU RIDE Calhoun Ob. while kindclir-g ths fire a< the people, were assembling for had his clothes accidently ignited, Church, Mr. Quimby appeased wish anil liefore .assistance could .be ROBERTS & ROE, tkasking tha public for past fovara aoUcl ovaiiuuaac* of <ho line, and would inform the public that ib«y will FRESH MEATS eta. Give them a call M W«m aid* MaiaBi KartvflK Mich. Give me a Call. Lest Friday a lad named MEAT MARKE T I Crockery, Notions, Glassware HOME 1486 Clothing, Stoneware Take your Home NewsHats and Csps, Sugars, paper-the Furs, Teas, Buffalo Robes, Ccffee, NASHVILLE NEWS his gang of men bn the aooth bank '• rendrr.'d, was burned so badif that ■ af Uie river, below the d un and with j she died the oast morning. Her limbs out farther notice hitched runes to) and bu3y was greattf disfigured. the timbers of the dim, and with! together with * foil aaaortmeat of MIBRORS, PICTURES. FKA M« While two Detroit' bws, Richard AND CARDS. BRACKETS, pullers sueceded in making a breech '-MrEvnv and Jol»n- FilVoy, were out DUSTERS. JcC-iC.. suffici'-nt tu let his logs through. • hunting Sandur,-they had a dispute Tais wns aarroke felt by tiie aiuz--us' ahmrt some game which tergiinated Bate Cate aid Peraatotw t as well as the profwiatiors, M afi tT-S • 1O Falvey shoo ing milling had to be done elsewhere, and ! soon*expired. eonseqnantly v-rr McEvoy, C«FHNS AND CASKETS, of’tie trade ;and his exnmins non was set down tint wen Id have twine bar-1. Owr ueigblioriHg tows of Vermont-' WOOD AND growth of its rival c ududed its limo' heads •ng citizen ehM<]d who Fsdvev wa« arrested Ujro.uc 10ini|Wd. . . . , . . • aesKiein. jm min least tempor.Jr, perhajw permtmtly.; h« Rnrith but isn’t, It was currently - — J *" - * •• and aw«ers from rainng the i A Live Local Paper. wif« and thru children. nsme "helio ! Of *U styles *b4 lim. METAI.1 1 WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD which throw* it* SHROUDS AND COFFIN LIN- All Mite of Conitey Proiwo tales ii lactate for Gwte, at tie fx'ijtf’x.' Bitten lartet Price. WaUt ie the raU? puad a» U neormr- > Ibis ouxwid-; G. A. TRUMAN. �A BOY LOST »- '*i ,'u wak ul! u’i 'NEW TIN SHOP ■ FOR TUB - or e< c. woixoTT< Had CITY DRUG STORE a new stock of goods. -—A young chap went Cshiog in rixty the Thorne pplQ, Friday night and he night of the 10th an owl, at• I by the meat, lit on (be tree, fl —Uncle Dsn Parnsateer ia bnildmg and addidou to bis store, occupied by and the indications are that if the sals is not Smith ic. Putnam. -aa abaek. girwfagF. ' hen’s egg by Mr- John Webster, that RYOtmO.MD MireJ two measured, ’i inches in cercumferenee. .. wf Truin'. .--«v Ms-'sH j’.K —Fishing is good in. the Thorn­ '.*4tb Mann Alien wm baried. fle W BB. C. W.WICKHAM. Particular apple. Oar devil recently speared a pM'kerel that weighed a trifle over ' eight ponnfix. ... . TJ haw X—;Bn'Ming A. BARBER. M.. D. commenced in earnest, and the the wound of the saw -b-'^ lateen; His «• J*kn 8»wf- nnd hammer is heard throughout all same felloi ARNO STRONG. B.in "‘“I ?■"<-» the land nf Nashville V J. awn. r «» }•* 'tTJ —I>nix has not room enough, a^d ty is htriMing nn addition to his furnilnre manufactory. This lima, hr Millinery Goods. —If you want to vote at our village election you must walk up and regis­ CapL McCormick again get on hie traek. ter your names. Don’t be backward; run him down, and safely lodged him in it dont cost anything. jn-H. A warrant-was sworn ent bef-irs Justice ~.u.. am Mn.wyeei.il. a~e^“ «r.J rior».-«l..>-;nI: hM siier-W to P’-"' • y —Wood and Maple .Sugar taken Clark and put in the hands of the Captain. impson u wbbster. S We want the' C.MPPLEMAN, Milliner and on Subscription. . XViam alrek* r, !•» •$ l*T rrwtdv ..<♦ In tter : wood tn keep our body .warm and the .1 _ . **"r' _ . ---- -Jt MltttUOT was safely lodged in jag. 1 sugar to keep, our disposition sweet. bird and the honors that .were justly due to —The barber shop of Trontwsne Jc nn c. C. EINSLBT. rh J<>c»n and। Deputy Sheriff McCormick. He found the । Barlow has been removed to the H basement of Wheeler's brick, which L UICKS. Blackan-.t-.h. mn W Q so went book without ths gams sod with a has been nicely flitted up for that Iiusiness. inisrfsring. in ths failure, with ths business Eastman ’ of Woodland, QLEMENT SMITH. AttBraey ail Craselor at Lai, NaahvUle, Midi. The front room, tip stairs, for them. Jastiqe of the Peace, Journal. BeoK and Shora, Notice is hereby given that there will be n Election lor V iil»ge oihceo, at iiitkjrl.cka Hull, haahvi.le. oa April 7ih. 1874. Good. affair, and well attended. ASHVILLE HOUSE. ■ Carr.G- W. HoCoaMica. Proprietor. proceeds were MJchlsrun. of which was given Sl*7ff, $4A0 to the Sabhaih nice ride. . Cl tMSXT butlU Drugs NjEed.icrn.es Groceries, &c., JACKSOX. XiICH. ^U- KIXD8 OF Books, ^tationeut. We will sell Goods Cheap if we don’t lay up a cent. WHOLESALE Prescriptions crefnlly compoBoded TEH.VI a,—19.00 his health being still quite poor he ia friend* with J*bn, or wove wm'. Ha«nxns. Rev. Wilcoy taking his REW DRY GOODS STORE Proprietor of lie WOLVERINE MILLS! New Staci cf Stasis aid Faacy VERMOWTV1LUE DryCroods GENTS AND LADIES UNDERWEAR, HOSIER Y. $<?, fc.. ft. be somewhat familiar v.Hh the anni- would give the Having in coutetnplalioa * removal next Spring. will oomwnco thia <1«? la chao out bis entire stock of Goods at the YANKEE EOHOXS. School IJooku, Sloac.aniUWoeilcn Ware, And ail kinds tf Good! The Old. th- Young, /te High. tU U« Ait are invited to call and exmaine my Goods and P*:ck«, before purnhaxing. 1 know I can '■are them some Mossy, aa I am m will 6e taken if dtsired. firiru ax Hut Aged. Than any other Store in Nashville. AND SHOES,; All Open Arenunla muil Our motto is to se ll as cheap aa be SclUrd pl pnee. the cheapest, give 16«a, to the lb. ami tin- right change erely Lae. My Motto is.-Ths If everybody had as yioughthd and Thers is one plane in Nashville where you ... -it .1. ' «ROrEFlS‘, Draga,PROVISIONS MY STOCK IS NW CASH & EXCHANGF44,dhr-1 w„ Terms: the Doctor ol the veitrrd, realising anew that life has »ts somtlnoe a* well aa ha elondv. ATTENTION, FELLOW CITIZENS. AU Bills wider • 15 Cdsh; Over 915 A burlesque CALL Is soliciting a very large run of custom. particulars of the On Wednesday of lost week, a man by the name of IL B. Love was killed by a youth named James Wa.d. H» Ric<» County, 18 mi.es north i— ate semirks by Prof. Van Arman, of Pence, on the LitilrArkansas riven eatiwd a good deal of merriment to Ward ia uuw iu jail at this city awnit- rhe patly. Refreshments Were served tng trial iD the District Court n‘ Ric- to My Carding Machine And will be eoW for rejoice with bitn on the occasion.jwas give it below as taken from tho Kanpresentation D. JI. PL’RCniSt W.A.AYLSWORTH Greatest Bargains veraarics of that event, but the gath­ shooting affair of James Ward,— ering of his friends. to celebrate and foaherly living near this place. We a complete aorprisa- To bo Sold within _ next Two Months! Ever Giren5n Naolrrillc ! picture gallery over his grocery store, friends of Dr. IL A. Barber, at liis vilage, where good pictuies can be residence on Saturday evening, last, procured cheap fof cash. mortgage tn wcure the payment of of a errat the instance of his gcod lady and M. A. Hance is preparing t j build her sister. It was a birth day surprise a brick store as soon as spring opens. Ca. Mieh.. on tbe l»th <Uy cf October, a'. to the Doctor,—not that the birth day D. 18159, in Liber ‘-U” of tnorigagva. on —Last week wo staled that we wns a surprise, as he. is supposed to would reNperlful'y »nlle>« ihe Htcniisn of Dry Goods, Groceries, liars & Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, ' &c., YANKEE NOTIONS, AMI TH & PUTNAM Waaasas, Christopher GrMSOger of nrdware, Paints, Oils, Nash. Editor Nxws A very enjoyable which will soon be occupied by A. S. NashsiHif, Berry Ccnuiy. Michigan, did on Doors, Blinds, Ac. time was had by a few of the many Sherman aud C. T. Titus of this the Eighth day of OetoUr. A. D. lb80, wool cirnm; .mcaiNg! ’.In Nashville,-Mich. Tbs D^moer«u and Litmrals and all oth- HARDWARE. Stop right there AT Tins OFFICE. WORTH or C. A. Sri anu>i eus, at the Union Hous*. NaahvilU on tyaturilay, March 28, 1874. at one o'clock, p. m-.foribe purpose of nominatingeandi■U ea for Township officent. place. The occasion mentioned above JEUELF.R & OPTICIAN. Notwithstanding th* verv trrirdrfy By Obdxk Com. was quite impressive. At the close caudition, our streets brr h^en of the discourse a beautiful and ap­ unusually thronged with poop!.: from propriate voluntary, preceded with a The Birbor Shop of De’l Barlow's over the surrounding country, bringing few remarks by the present pastor, Ttuman’s store. Ail work perform*! ia their sugar to market, eta. JHiwtUnrwr ^IrrttUnarto. a ekilfol manner. -Foaming Ocean." and sung bv the choir. Mr. Aikin, as L A. Dunhp hits entirely refitted tbe best of Hau Oils used. A fine stock o he leaves thia place for his home in his bakery building, and we learn has Collar. Ties, Tobaeoc. Cigars, Fipeajforion* Tekonsha, will carry with him the ordered a stock of drags, for tha tie., kept eoastantly on hand. Give Dell a regards and kind wishes of all. ft is purpose of optutng a new drug store. call. the prayer of the church that he may Gtfon Lee anything Cur acha- ge will IT* Go to Kilicn’n for Dinrys, , be restored to hoa'-th, uu-ur, that he ,ic may [ltay “ min Uk. hit plus m th, M,.,..-. *“'P,ed b<k« good people here. Blank Not© Books, and good. Inks. -1- '' • .. *wr • . untnnnt without Armtit doubt la XaihrtUr, HUh. Vineyard. W. H. Benedict is fitting up a where ye<r« find a gracml Msortwnt of compelled to relinquish the eljajge NICHOLS’ GROCERY! JOB PRINTING - A^D health compelled to relinquish the thinks It don’t pay to hunt lodNj^s*, work, temporally, the vrteiney being, SMTTH A PUTNAM- RET.U&. When they* came back supplied by Rev. M. C. Wilcox, bnt entirely. AND QVABTF.U. PE3 W hat Now? AH ENTIRE IE# STOCK Mr. Parady, wife 1 E. Church, preached his farewell ‘ pow«r of tbe law should xbield a peace­ aermon, to a large congregation}Rev. ■od ' able vitixea. Aikin had entered upon his Second Lute baa sold ' out bix interest in ihe chewrluKy year, in this place, when failing . QHAS. w. demaray. BROWN & P1LCIIKK, SPECIAL NOTICE. 2nd Round—Dennis smiles bland'y; is looking home. / ' —Received. Marcu 180.. 1874. efU. D. —Last Sabbath morning Rev. J. 1 PuHy ut Middleville, agent olthel'enn Fire M. Aikia, the former pastor of the M. Lute gathers himself on his feet and goes ^y.M. JONES, JV. I*. NICHOrJI;-- Bin Tios^uw “ Spnolilr. [E7“ I also keep in connection with the Tin Shop, in lheir sennon. ffha Ciiyprr R^oprr //■ Mnwtr, the Tayl<nd- Gwt Rjike. t/.e ~ Hadinys, Wheel CnhirMtor-. Jacksnn and Srntrh Rend BVi^onx, Buckeye Grain Drift, Plcnrr, Hrrrowf, Roatl Scropeft. iff- alL gr< C.pt u muddy carriage, in which sat his boy. । and a man was leading a vicious ’ Yas; that’s the ptsse. (Look at their hand-bills.) STONE & MAXSON, i -a WORK 8aj-MK.tii «ri Wwia Bmfete7 r 1 ^AP-SPOIMI, 1st. Round—Dcnais parries gracefully Mrs. Parody was walking, Mr. , rith his left, and gets well in with a right Parody was drawjng a sorry looking. 1 F. Dances, Propriel or. . JOB MUSIC TEACHING! faction nnd little boy, went out in a nice ’ carriage, drawn by a nico horse, for a J NION HOUSE. Will buy Goods Cheap I Would rtepee:fully aolicit the patronage cf Ihoee wi-hfug inatruction ia laatru- About three .o’clock-, Be an-: It, eu»WJ«a School. Sunday year's Bbop in Utotingw WOLCOTT & QREEB. The singing was excellent; and we think : biggest loafer and meanest skunk in Barry no one rrgn-itrd attending; The Co-,—Lute BeUtie'L .Mr. prati<s p--r«dit»«i - 10 IRS. I.J.THKBIAK Ho viritsd tbs nloosts frequently, kerf ing his spirits op hy pouring spirits down, and —Gran is A Pyington’s concert at abuse and insult him. hy using to,bint tonthe Christian Church was n|aolendid TAILOR a HHVII.I-.K. LOOHMJL'ffLEt. ~ this village. The frame ia tip and ssying he had bought Dennis* intereat in (he the building be finished ns soon aa be brought on the Tis, Copi er and Sheet Ina Ware, NEW HARNESS SHOP Village Election. ground. LIEBHAUSEIl, U’ Hold Your Hm, Strainer! ing a large, two story cooper shop m morning Bennett put on a pair of spectacle the lumber can q Mr, Dennis a mere ohiM physic- HATS. GLOVES Mi FEATHERS, X —A. J. Bnoth, oASainnaw. ia areet- PARADY, Mantffhcturer of * village. lea yean. A drunken, blatant, loud m. u in Simei’a brick, is being finished up JJENRY H. WOOD. J? and Fred Youngs, of Hastings, are al out to onen a law office’ in this STORE & Miim MRS. L. O. CROCKER nnd to somewhat remedy the dtfficul TAMES FLEMING. Depute Sher- pliot, when a limb reaching from the On motion Council adjourned, east end of the log tripped him in 0. A. I ROMAN, such a manner that be fell headlong | K. J. FZIUHNER. Ra^rdw. PreaideaL towards ‘Love. The pistol struck the ground withm two feet ol Love’s BrcUlration Notice. head west off,the ball passing throK.o Love’s head. Ward wax horrorfied at the result, hurried to a neighlxw'a house to tell what took place. About of Nashville will be iu session cn Saturday the time he' rnoc&ed ihe house, or April 4»b, 1874, All so'en must b4 Begis•tartly after, a man who visited camp picked up the'pistol siuivc memjuried vert lost In ths lUc fire. and arrested him. Tbe.Coroner of AttkaUaa UerakllMa*, ilia county was sent for, who sum­ The Republiean Causns for the Townridp moned a jury pf five men aud held mi mqiirst. On the thirteenth Ward of Casriecm, will be held al Me< omiek Hall, Frid.y, April tod. 1874. A good aiteadenoe wuai taken belure Justice Hudgsoo, iaupeetod. who gave him the benefit of a jury, ' bT Oanaa or Coxarrva*. —the same snminuucd by the Coro uer uuv cuuatsliiis offive men Ward’s lexiiinouy wks *11 of any .materiality. At the conclusion of the testimony Ilia Jualive asked the master Juror to has just received an addition to her stoek of stand up ami give his verdict. Mr. juror did so and said that the prison­ er might l>e guilty or might nut The cither jurors, when their "turns" cumc, expressed the same opioiun, whereupon his honor bopnd 'he pris*. oner over to the District Court, and in default of * >1,000 bond. Ward or THU LATEST STYLES, was sent to this city.' Ward is a bright intelligent youth And cnaAraa th«u ever before. Trimmed flats for one dollar. of about nineteen or. twenty years, came from Midiignn to this State, and risides al Peace, lie spoke of Ixive as a most excellent man and his best friend. We believe lusvtriAND VISIT THH ul in the District Court will result in his acquittal. It strikes us that if there hadf been any felonious intent Over Smith A Putnam’s Hardware. lie would halve kil ed Lovem the night, robbad his person of tbe f 12<5 The Beat of Leather lined* found upon it and' fled the neigbbx* Light Work is hooc. otir pride. Love leaves a wife and five chi Idrcu 'in Illinois. Repairing done on abort not lot. -Call and ii»s cpm.u k ■ i.i,c)ivr Jii iiif fommriy ow»pi«-l by In-Wubig A LisiH, sad etuploj vd m wULkmaa. . uuued the Hr miI<d-p-.-r-.bed ; that they had f.ern a 5o g. but returned to >!.. ; med jdsae, where Live l ”• sf tbs premia**, w gtfA or* •• foB-wa. tn ’J lunm �ASS'S IN BHIf.F. nfteta of the Mikido/ In aQ m»ttaw at th. Empire syinptc.w* of revolt era being raafifewted, and an important element appears to . Ln rtxaUiung to wrest the control of affairs arrived at Boetoa oo-Sattinlay, March 14. The body was received by a ownmlitee appeduted by u*s 8U98 asd t-ualcipa'. agtbartttMt, ssd '8180,000. ’ . oeoewted to Motto Halt, In Ute Stale House, -Iteeoufuulcidre: Lieut. Eih, of tha United vrtwre it lay In elate until Monday, tb* JAUi, Slates navy, by jumping overboard white en at S o'clock, at which Lour ibe funeral took route from Hoog Kong to Yokohama; N. H. GiUiitte, Secrotary of tho Lindell Hotel Com­ pany of Nt. Louis, by taking hydrate of clrteral; Anna Smith, a young married woman of Detroit, by swallowing morphine; W. F. Way, a worthy citizen of BL .Charles, IU., by —In Lewisburg, Conway Co.. Ark., recently, C. C. Reid, Prosecuting Attorney, shot and killed another lawyer named Hill. The dispute which led to the killing arose in the courtrot ra. Reid was discharged on tbo ground of justifiable homicide. ’ -A horrible murder has been committed in St- Clair county, III. The victims were Fritx ' —Pater Navarro, a noted soout daring the Stiltxeariter, aged about 80; hia son and war of 1812, and ore of the claimaste to tba daughter-in-law, and two small cnUdren, one honor of killing Tecamaeh, died the otl^r .day al ToUdo, Ohio, aged BR. cut, and tbo ekuils of the women and children crualiod. Who committed the atrocious crime, —Several prominent Penn»yIranians are in < r nhat tho purpoe*, «as not at last accounts —Christian Sharpe, inventor of Urn Sharpe rifle, is dead. —0. B. Hart, Governor of Florida,.!* dead. — Mite Ada Sweet Use been appointed Pecaion Agent at Chicago, vice David Blakely, Washington, urging action by CongrecH upon the Centennial matter. Nothing daunted by their recent reveroro tn ibe Senate, they pro­ pose to try atjd get their bill out of ita grave in the Appropriation!) Committee. Failing in thia, they will utrika directly fer a plain aud aimpie appropriation of 83,000,000. —It is reported that the Indiana of the Leroh Lake reecnatton, Minn., are very much dteeaUafied, and show adiapomtion to pommit depredation*. The Acting Agent haa called ou Gen. Terry for troops to protect the —A Raleigh (N. 0.) dlapateh says that Bald mountain, in the western port of that State, is having volcanic eruptions, and that the homies and cotlagca oa tbo aides and at the base of the mountain have beta thrown down. The inhabitanta of that locality, terrorstricken, are Becking safely in flight. A thin vapor aid* from the top of tbe mountain, and a low rumbling sound ia constantly beard. —The jdry iu the cose of the Grant Parish (La.) prieouara failed to agree, and the ac­ cused have been remanded to Jail. —The bill reported to Congress by the House Military Committee for the general re­ daction of the army, onia off five regiments • of- infantry, one of cavalry, and one of artil­ lery, Lhua making ths army consist of twenty regimente of infantry, nine of cavalry, and four of artillery. The uumbe; of enlisted mot. i» limited to 25.00). —A moBt disgraceful eccne wm enacted at the door of the City Hall, in Chicago, a few dayH ago. One hundred a ‘fifty ladies, the wives and daughter* of reitpcetable bueineea men. armed with a petition signed by 15,000 of their aistera, protesting against Sunday liquor cell­ ing, marchq*). to the City Hall. Little .or no attention was paid to their petition, and when they left the hall they were hooted ai and in­ sulted in the most outrageous manner by a mob of loafers that had collected, the police affording them no protection. —The Committee on Public Lands in the lower bouse of Congress have completed an elaborate report on the destruction of Ameri­ can forests, and perfected a bill providing for tbo appointment of a commission of experts to examine more carefully Into the matter mi J report recommendations for legialation. —AU roporta from the Indian Agencies of the Went are of a peaceful character. Spotted Tall aud other noted knigbtn of the toma­ hawk, who have been represented as prepar­ ing to take the war-path, are now said to be exceedingly friendly, and it looks as if there would be no Indian war after all. —A Waahington dispatch nays: “There is no longer any doubt that tbo whole Borin of revenue Mid customs moielicx will bo abolished by Coogreaa, u the scandal ia so great that Butler is their only defender ” —Bmall-pox prevails to an alarming extent in Montreal. Five deaths per day is the av­ erage death rate from the disease. 1 —An incident of tbo whisky war in Hamil­ ton, Ohio, ia thus related by a Cincinnati paper: “A Frenchman who Lad Joined the rabble advanced iu a threatening altitude toward one of the crusaders, and, as some say, by accident struck her. Immediately knives were drawn, and the hosts of Satan arrayed themselves against tbo hosts of the Lord. Theory, ‘Hang him! hang him!'arose from the latter, aud made things look ‘like bu«inoss* to those of the former. What might have resnltol can only bo imagined, as tbo police immediately interfered and escorted the Frenchman to tbo lock-up.” —Bald Mountain, which has been so long in labor in North Carolina, does not bring forth anything, not even a puff ofc smoko. That there in something in it cannot bo doubted. The people thereabouts bare be«u> greatly alarmed by tho noiece, which have not been wholly useless, since they have been tho cause —The machine shop* of tbo Atlantic and Pacific railroad, Ln Bl. Lottis, hero been burned. Loss, >100,000. —Private advices from Havana state that an examlnaUon of the affaire of the Bpanlsh Bank has disclosed the unpleasant fact that that institution has issued 8104.000,000 in paper currency, instead of 860,000,0.0, which the bank bad acknowlidgsd in their published rtstcment^Kd that their capital io only 860,000,000^ . •; . —Tho British Parliament assembled on March 16, aud the Queen's customary speech was read, ttfio refers to the frieodiy rela­ tions extsting between Great Britain and for­ eign powers; extols the valor of the troops engaged in the Aehantee expedition; refers to the Bengal famine, and oaya everything possible iff being done to mitigate the terri­ ble calamity. ' —Tho Duka of Padua and other dlstiniulsbed peraone, who took part in th* roc*ut demon­ stration at Cliiselhnnit, have been removed from MsroraJtlss aral other Offices hold by them under tho French Government. —A London dispatch announce^ that the Carllst Gen. Palscion Is marching In the di­ rection of Madrid with 12,000 men, after de­ feating, with great loss, the Republican col­ umn under Collejo, near Mluglanlila. | A synopsis* of tbo annual report of the Huperiutendent of tbs Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce ou the pork-packing of the country baa been published. It appears that tbo whole number of hogs packed thia winter, from Nov. 1 to March 1, was ^,383,810, show­ ing a decrease, compared with his figures last year, of 72,194. The average gross weight was 268 26-100 pounds, a decrease of 21 21-100 pounds per bead. Tbo packing Ibis winter is .equal in hogs of last winter's average to 4,968,813 bog*. -The decrease in pounds net is 108,000,000. The average yield of lard of all kinds- per head is 35} pounds; a decrease, compared with the previous year, of 4 57-100 pounds. The total yield af lard ia 181,000,000 jvounds, a decrease of 27,500.000. The average price paid gross ia 84.38, compared with 83.78 the preceding year. The total coat of hogs ia 863,333,000, compared with 859,750,000 the preceding year. —An underground street railway la the latest Chicago project —The steamship City of Peking, for the Pacific Mail tjlesmahip Company, has been ein'roasrulty launched al Chester, Pa. She in the largest vessel ever built in tbo United —Tbs City of Cleveland, Ohio, was the other day the scene of a most disgraceful riot. A band of praying women, die wives mid daughters of respectable ^tizens, were wet upon hi the street by a disorderly mob of drunker lapfers, who awaited them with yells and insulting remarks when they attempted to pray crying. The ladies were threatened with violence, and al one price two of tbem were quite saffdtely Injured. A number of —Fond du Lac, Wia., is to have a 8100,000 thrashing machine factory. —Tbo Committee ou Banking and Currency of the House of Representative*, after inves­ tigating the causes of the failure of J ay Cooke A Co.’s First National Bank of Washington, find that the firm wan guilty of very dishonest and disreputable tricks and a violation of law. The Treasury barely escaped a low of 8237,­ 000 through their sharp practices. The re­ port ia extremely severe upon tbo entire Jay Cooke firm management. —The Democrats hare a majority Ln tbo New Hampshire Legislature, which insures tlu> election of Wcstou to tbo Guberuato lai ' —rreeldent Golder, of the Slate Grange of Illinois, calls upon the fanners of the Stale toeend seed to their Buffering biethren in ao complete lu MBMqMmC4,of the ravages of grasshoppers, that they bare nothing to ion for thia year's crop, and, if that fails them, they muA abandon.their homesteads—all they 8d, The greatest core ia taken io se­ cure medical vi rtues, and Exclude every­ thing oyectbuablfi. 44h. Th«v unite, as a life-rertoring scientific tonic, tho greatest strengthen­ ing and vitalising principle*!. 5th. Parsons of sedentary Labite and over-worked, find in them a specific for want ofappetite, palpitation, debility, constipation, aud many other namelee" oilmenta. Gth. The aged find in them guarantee of prolonged health and life, and weak and delicate -females and mothers find esj>ecial benefit in their use. 7tb. They are the Mastzb of Dis­ ____ afc —At a meeting of the Now York State Grange, last week, resolutions were adopted A correspondent in a Boston paper indorsing the declarations of ilia National Grange at 8t. Louis ; dsmandiug legislation shows how a person can got a good which will open and improve the avenues cf breakfast for two cents. Ho says that traffic and produce; cheaper transportation ; “ my experience and observation Las a | ro-rata freight law in faver of low canal been that meat is a largo item in the tolls, and 11 s canal dobt funding amendment, and in favor of roaaonablo temperance reform cost of living. By using less meat and more oatmeal, beaus, peas, etc., the legislation. same amount of nourishment may be obtained. Got a good article of Scotch —All tbo lit1 Ush forces engaged in' the or Canada oat meal, and to one quart ot Ashantec war, with ths exception of the High­ boiling water slowly stir 'in uno teocuplanders, have embarked far home. —Tbo steamship Elizabeth lias been wrecked ful of oatmtal, to which odd a little off Tarifs, Spain. Fourteen perooue were salt; let it cook slowly for half an hour, when it may be served with milk or —A Madrid dispateli says: “Marshal Ser­ cream and sugar. Threo cents' worth rano. with an array of 31,000 men and ninety of out meal, three cents* worth of milk, pieces of artillery, is now face to face with and six cents’ worth of sugar wi|l make tho-Carliat forces of 35,000, while Gen. Boms, with a column 8,000 strong, ia moving on the a gi»od meal for a family of six persons. Same of the most healthy people I have —A steamer while oi route from Alexandria ever seen had oat meal morning and to Algiers, recently, with 278 pilgrims who night, and hod fresh meat with vegeta­ were returning from Mecca, encountered a bles at noon. By this method of living terrific gale in the Mediterranean. Ona huge wo make the morning aud evening mealt wave washed overboard 117 of the pilgrims, so inexpensive that the coat of our food and they were drowned. will be reduced to at least one-half. sugar estates in ibe district of Merest, Cuba, Beans, peas and many other articles are also cheap and nutritious.” ia reported from Havana. —llie demonstrations at Chinclhurat, Eug land, In honor of the attainment of hie ma­ Wm. B. Astob ia eighty. He ia worth jority by tho Prince Imperial of France, was a •100,000,000, it ia said. Moat of his notable gathlrring. Over aix thousand property ia in the city of New York. Frcucbmon wore present, among whom were Hia name has not figured on a subscrip­ MM. Ollivior, Rouher, the Due do Gmiomont, and tbo Duke of Padua. The young tion paper, for the relief of the 80,000 Prince made a speech In which he declared his poor in New York, thia winter. Ho will williugnoM to abide by tho decision of the leave the world soon as a respectable, people of France as expressed by a plebiscite. but relentless miser, and if at Iris death —Al Abnaluloo, Mexico, recently, a priest hia estate ia to be cut up and distribut­ preached a very irflammatory sermon, la ed, the sooner that event transpires the which ho advocated tho death of all Protes­ tants. llic result was what might have been better will it be for the world. waa opposed by Queen Emaja. When the announcemeut of the -defeat of Emma was made, a mob attacked tha House of Assembly, beat several ot ito megtbere, one of whom after­ ward died, tore up tho seate sod deeks, and set fire to the house, when tbo United Btatea end British marine, rinded and dispersed tho mob, and restored order. —Juhanu Heinrich MaodUr. the diatfcithe uraO*. Tiu> loam by bin robberies arc gmalied German a*uonomcr. is dead-aged 7K Mid to exorod ftPMOQ. —Tbs Japanese Government, is ecwuiitar-Km Naocy Cieiu, the mueh-triod foaaUo tfMarepfe fArmS, terelrerei, Ito FAMILY LINIMENT. It has tsrsA stove wnplslaU in thouiaad* of esses. Thote is do mistake atool tf Try IL Bold *7 aU Prorrteta. H01BWI0WA Homos In the Near West. 1>T. 5. Walker's CalironilM-Sln- B’ETir.KSU-. live herbs found on the fower tne sierra ----nlj, u.o medldnal an, extracted thowlten iMxkO. Ibe m ot Alcohol. The (lucitkin 1* limos dally asked. “Whatia U» e*t»> of tho unparalleled success ot Vuraaaa BrfTml" Our answer is, that they removs U» cause <rfdisease, and the padent re­ covers bls bsaltb. They sra tbs great blood purifier sod a llfc-Klrlna P™rijdo, a porioct Renovator and Invlgwajoy rf the system. Never before In th. butory oT U» world bsa s modidae bees imSuisl~l no-essiiut ths romsrkshls turrssa la heaUastbs Uok of every di«^ iw, I. h«r to. They LANE & BODLEY PORTABLE AND STATIONARY by its use. Six or seven around ,mo left off all doctors *ud other mediclaee, aud uqw use it in their families, after being cured of the same disease as mine. You do no: know wbat a GIGANTIC RAILWAY rROJKCT. wonder it created in our cUy, by its restoring The state of artificial isolation in my sister I wrote you about, for ate had been theaters of thrtwof our beat doctors, which Eastern Asia, and particularly under but could not sir up but for a ,f*w minutes ax India, have so long been kept, partly one time. 1 begged of her to try your meth­ ci nea. and before sb* had used half of .the by the old spirit of caste, partly by bottle* sb* could go all around th* yMd, and England's commercial policy, is rapidly has now just come bom* from a visit five, T«o« McPaataxp. approaching ita cpd. The enterprising uulea awayA HtiMANX ixsrrrnmoN eatoblishrxl nations of Europe, as well as the fifteeji years ago for lb* cure of deformities United States, are no longer disposed of tho spine, limbs and face, paralysis, piles, to be shut out from a share in the trade flr-.nla. catarrh, chronic diseases and diseased is the National Surgical Institute, In­ with the most densely populated and joints dianapolis, Ind. It lathe largest hratitution wealthy regions of the globe. It was of the kind in th* nation, haa a capital stock 8500.000, and cures thousands of sufferers America which first opened tha way to of annually. Send for their circular, which is Japan. Then France built a -short mailed free to any address.—[Com. route to India, via Suez, greatly to the disgust of th} English, whoso geo­ graphical advantages and maritime superiority naturally led them to prefer tho way round tho Cape. And now comes Rossie to gain access to Asin overland by seriously taking up M. de Lesscp’s project of constructing a rail­ way through the centre of tho con­ tinent. SC Petersburg dispatches state that tho Czar's government has appointed a commit ion of engineers and other competent judges to examino the scheme; that means for the nec­ essary journeys, surveys, etc., have been placed at their disposal, and that the matter has even been approached from its findMcial side. This gigantic and imposing scheme, which contemplates the construction of a railway 2,350 miles long, ia’to con­ nect tho extreme eastern terminus of the existing Russian railway system with the Anglo-Indian system of Pe­ shawar. According to M. de Lessep's own statement he means to build one railway 1,500 miles in length, begin­ ning nt Orenburg, to which point (ho Russian system already extends, and, reaching Samnrcnud, another railway 850 miles In length, from Peahawur, to join the other in Bokhara. These 2,350 miles arc to form tire ‘ ‘.missing link ” required to perfect the railway communication between Calais and Calcutta, and enable the traveler start­ ing from London to Paris to reach any great town of India, by a journey of 7,500 miles in^about a week. ladies, were bally beaten. A policeman was etruck cn' tho head with aback while at­ tempting io keep the mob beck, and was very 'seriously injured. The ladies finally reached their homes in safety. Much indignation ia expressed by citizens at the action of the mob, and if tbs ladies continue their work they will not lack physical support. All the droggi*U in Springfield, III., with tbo exception of two. have pledged them­ selves to sell no more liquor except for medi­ expected. A mob organized, and, proceeding cinal purposes. Basra Ansa, who is 76 years old, is to the residence of k Congregational mis­ sionary in the town, forced mi entrance Mid going to Mexico to spend his remaining days in the land of his birth and early brutally murdered him, chopping hia body to —Fort Wayne, Ind., i« agitated by a murder glories. He says he returns under Pres­ of unusual atrocity. ,Tha victim a as an old —A Calcutta dispatch states that 100,000 ident Lerdo’s proclamation of amnesty, man named Andrew Tiernan, the motive being persona in the Tirhoot district of India are in but ia fiimly resolved to take no part in a starring condition. Mexican politics. —Wallses Fouik, of Horvir. II:., h» Jmmi —Advices from Uetilral Asia rapTMAnt that aaatenesd to two years in the Penitentiary for anarchy prevails in Khiva. incest with hia sister. —Ia tho French Aeaembly a reeolutlon of­ —In Brooklyn, N. Y.. the other morning, a fered by the Laft censuring tho Government walcbmaa aamod Dulaney, without any quar­ for ita action In reference to the nomination rel whatever, stuck cd his wife with a hatchet of Mayors of cities, has boon defeated by • atMl best her liead isito a sbapoloea mars. De­ majority at 62. laney then ent his throat, almost severing hri bead from hie b*dy. —The notorious Younger brotbera, who are bsdieved to have robbed the Iowa tail*ay train eomo lime ago, were attacked recently h; 84. Clair county, Mo., by a party of detec­ tives. and a desperate c onfitci ensued in which tme ot the Younger brothers and two detectivee wen killed. - Andrew Harris, a colored mail-driver, of PANACEA SAW-MILLS Portable Soda Fountains I > S«o, aw, *7S Bod (IbO. <KWD. Dl'UIU *>D Shipped Ready for Use. The i YljrZGAX xjr, --------------- V3CLZ2Z-Csra.tasUr.,, Nolrtlfooa. >A"Pro. Sodative, Counter-lvntaat, budonw tire, and Anti-Bilious. R. H. 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In accordance with the order of the Lord Mayor, every house visited by the pestilence wns marked by a red cross, about a foot long, together with the in­ scribed words, “Lord havemercicupon us." All ingress and egress were strictly TlUi GUEAT PLAQUE OF 1664. prohibited, ^aud ,to enforce this com­ In Ecirtember, 1664, it was ascer­ mand a watebmnn was appointed to tain^ by the. letters of merchants that each infected dwelling. It was hs*«rbo the plague hud appeared in Holland, went upon all necessary errands for the and much fear existed lest the con­ family, and kept the key of tho house, tagion by means of r^jips, should spread which was novar unlocked except by to England. Tie first evidence that himself. In the morning he entered to the pestilence had really appeared in . lift on the end of his staff the market­ London was given hy the death, toward basket left in tho i>as»ago for him, and the end of tile following November, of which contained, written on paper, the two men of that .disease iu Long Acre, orders for the day, mid money to pur­ or, nt any rate; in the upper part of chase what was wanted. On returning, Drury Lane. A third death from the he placed the basket within tho thres­ same cause occurred in the last week of hold, and re-locked the door, and so ho Dooember, and to tho consternation qf coilt&ued to $ct till' Iho day eame when he'fatfnd the^baakot of provisions just the aity, a fourth in February. In a few weeks the mortality became » fie had left it, rod-then he hoew tort ao great that the alarmed inhabitants all in the Jionsc wore dead. Not unbegan to hurry out of town.jmd in time . frequently the watchman himself died, the trafllo on the streets conaisted and his place *vgis si once filled Uj- anchiefly of-coiiches and wagons, in which o'har. Thes* .waw no lack of into far entire families were to be seen making such employment, for c great number their cacep*4o the country. Indeed, oq of people ware out of work, owing to groat was the drman 1 for horses, that tho utter stagnation of trade. The at length not one was to be got lor lure manufactures were rejected by other at any price. But before being per­ nations, and artisans, if they would not mitted to pass through any towns on the starve, were obliged to bocomo sextons. To insist on shutting up each plagueDcueMtary to have a certificate of health stricken house proved to be a great from the Lord Mayor; and the general j*fnl4^p}Uit4hc autioaitfel Wer| ’in­ impatience to obtain this, and to get exorable.' If one of the maid florvanfe out of town Be quickly ns possible, was of a city merchant sickened with tho much lucreased by a rumor that an fatal malady, her master was at once prevented from going into businew, quod to place barriers in the road to and became, with his family, and other vent people traveling.' Urns a domestics, a prisoner in bin own house. Thus a dozen or more persons might foubdlng the Mansion House door, and bo placed in-e<»uftnenieni o» account of prviuicg forward to get certificates of one, and.WMUflnenient witb&o diseased Lealtlu Ere long many of the once person involved almost certain death. busy Htroets were totally deserted, whole In many instances the law was evad­ rows of honieu being shut up, all their ed. WatehmenTWcre b»#x*l to inhabitanta having fled. In Holbom, the escape' of the family, or tlioy were thotew passers-by walked in the middle deceived, and while they watched at the of tin- htreci on|y, and ware careful not front of the house, exit was made by to brush agiunsi any one. So great had the inhabitants by a back door or win­ become tho exodus that one of the dow. Many perfons, however, pro­ widest thoroughfares in die city pre­ vided themselves with duplicate keys to sentedlhe appearance of a green field. their house doors, that, in the event of Grew grew in LmdeuhaU street and the plague visiting their homes, they .Bishopgate, and Cornhill was soaroely a might not fear being locked’up. Fre­ misnomer. quently the master of a house marked Instead of attributing the disease to natural causes, such as impure air nod vratcr, and exerting ihexoaclveo to im­ prove tho sanitary condition of tho City, the inh^bitnnte had recourse to vritrhrc*, and so-called magicians, from whom t hey received charms againat tnfcH ion, which they wore round their neeks. Tho terrified inhabitants attadied much importance to dreams ns actons Indeed, many persons imagined they heard ’supernatural voices and saw vistens both by day and nigliL Even in the streets crowds cf peopk were to be seen, forgetful for the moment of breath of such pennons would have lia<l the effect ascribed to it. It is pleasant - to bo able to record that Florence Nightingales existed two ceutnriwi ago. Bravo ladies left their homes at the West End to tend tho suf­ ferers in the East, encountering far greater peril by so doing than that to which tho “ aistera" of tho present day have been expajed in tho very worst of modern epidemics. In what manner these good womon of • the paat entered tho rod cress bouses ia not. recorded. Did* they bribe the wateluQjQn? Did they nimbly climb in by back windows? or perhaps become a noble- kind of housebreakers? or did tyey obtain special permission from tho Lord Mayor ? No matteh' Enough that through the Ma A 'clouds which envel­ oped the eity Homo gleams of Heaven's light fell op. the Wretched inhabjtauta. Toward the end' of 'September the pestilence began to abate, but whon tho circumatan'cea became known, strange to say, tho poqpie bootate reckless, and went about freely among the plaguostricken, so that the death-rate became even greater than it had previously boon. Of one hundred thousand who sickened in three weeks thirty thousand died, and .when tho vast difference be­ tween the population of London fit that time and in the present day is consid­ ered, it must be admitted that the mor­ tality was truly awful. THE FASHIOXS. The redingoto as first introduced is selfiftm seen nowadays.*;' Tho bld style has been improved upon and made a very styliah garment New evening dress silks nro of white gros grain, the bottom having embroid­ ered thereon a boauliful wreath of •fwi^ed"fhwerta|.* -- . - • . ■ -H*MBt;jk»'cdgi>g' ia-ilis baiidsomest this season ever seen. • On Bwias xnunliu dreaseB no .prettier trimming can bo imi-.gni-i. ide doublo-breosted revera. pea jackets in% the - Wna bands of black velvet about the throat are again in fashion, with long emta hanging down the buck below the waist. ' Small gold bugs and butterflies HidahKod/on spiral - k^d pin*, use wfrn dn^the hkir ; alro the tortoise nell -fly and Brazilian bug. . Somk of the new visiting cards ore ' four inches long by two inches wide, and of heavy Bristol Ixjard, slightly tinted or watered. Fomtadoob fans are tho most faaliiunable nt tba present tima The size is bonyenient and pretty, far more sensi­ ble than those huge and awkward afiajrs in yoguo last aoasqn. Thk hair’is ncta- to'puflfe and curls, all heavy braids being rifled out. Less false hair is worn now than for scvpral years past—a fact to bo contemplated with pleasure. • WHAT DID PAUL SA7J Many years ngo there lived in Vir­ ginia a Baptist preacher named B. Though unoducatad be. was a, -found by . the terrible rod cross, would send thinker and eloquent speaker, and no iLu watchman pn an .errand, . and then minister had a moro.dfyqtad flock. It open tho door with his duplicate key, was the custom during the inclement and hurriedly ■ lead 4 hia* family out, season, to hold meeting* at the retidenleaving the "'rioken oim» alone to die. oes of the members, And once or twice, Many families refage in tho. during tho. winter, at .tho house of the ships on the river, where they were preacher. -For years it was observed much more safe than they would have that B. neither preached nor conducted been anywhere else, for the crews of the meeting when held at his bonne, but the fleet remained free from the disease. secured the services of a neighboring Some ausried tents into tho country, rsiiastcr. He yas eften pressed for anand set them up in the fields ; others, explanation, without success; but finally not knowing where to go when they hud in n»pouse to tho importunities of some MtonDg: quitted Ahpir bomas, wandered ia a pur- ut hUiork. he jure —in fact, not long after the commence­ ment of my ministration—I held a meeting at my own, house. It being customary for many of the congrega­ tion to remain for dinner, Mrs. B. sent this fnglitful distaao was, that ita signs our negro boy Tim to • szr neighbor . Tita returned and Paul’s for butter. lo-.-aled-bimrclf, ifinding oiTone fbiSt al spreading contagion wherever they went, till at length they dropped down, .and dyiw in khe street, remained there the sky. An old woman would per­ till tho dead cart come round. haps declare that she saw a hand oome One roost perploriug peculiarity of Gladhtonx will hereafter. HITTING FOR A FHOTOdMAPB. The operator is just about to draw the cloth. His back is toward you. philology ‘The index Bngerof his unoccupied hand mutely marks the place for your eye. IJT UQJJOK. pursue Into* I H i.«iinaV<llhU £300,000 annually in England on false hair. the-ordeal. The cloth io drawn, and the noiseless and unseen ftngera of the It is rather cool in a San Francisco prepared plate are picking up your paper to advise a young man “to go j features one y one,.and transferring Wert." them to its mysterious surface. What California and Pennsyvsnia have an , influence is this you are under and agreed to pay their legislators $1,000 -which . you cannot explain, which weak* per Hession. ( rar4%.rssff It 19 oaid that very tall silk hats arcto be tho fashion for dressy men during the ensuing summer. It is said that heating the water in which steel is to be tempered prevents the development of flaws and cracks. railroad IfloOa; »Uo (rr*nt- CMc»r>, »ud citing OeocmtuMMtei jirrcnlnck circa- The smallest salary paid to- a Poetmaster is $2, and a large number reocive Bums ranging from that amount to $12. Tub ceremony of cremation was recently put in practice in England, upon the body of Lemoutinia Smith, a fa­ mous gypscy oracle. Br tho death of cx-President Fili more, Andrew Johnson becomes tho only ex-Presideut living—and ho was not elected to tho oflioo. - (cord and mnaclo; and acts free upon Quick. quiet, or yon will bo too 1*U! , I jx-rtwh. 1 »m 1“ :never knew liefora. The eye of the Taw brljwJ hto out. tot, 1 wk!«*>• tate. <camera glares upon you like the eye of 1an offended and threatening power. Prickling seusatioDS are felt in under iyour scalp, and a heat evolved within with amusing rapidity flushes to the ' surface of your’ body and leaves it 1 pierced with a thousand pains. You stare at the mark with an intensity that 1 threatens to obliterate yonr sight. Heavens! how slowly the time drags. Your oyos grow' weaker and weaker, fill­ ing with water as they die out You know that They* are closing bnt you cannot help yourself. Will ha never put bock that cloth ? A thousand re­ flections upon your appearance, on she ,sounds in the t treeta.ou things irrever­ VARIETIES. A. good floor manager—A broom. ent and'disoatrious to your coHii>esure, flood your mind, and take such hold up­ A new name for tight boots—A com on you that you cannot shake them off. crib. and yet no move to restore that cloth. The turn of the tide—Tho divorce He stands like a statue cut from flint courts And you—quivering from the sole of Tt is said that the difference of two the foot te the crown of the head, with farthings a pound in the price of rice in eye* blinded by tears, with prespiraIndia brings on a famine. tion oozing from every pore, and every “Loss of s Chius paeket-ship I” ex­ to snap and let you down upon the claimed an old lady. "No wonder, whan iron ones aren’t alwsys safe.” floor a moss of disfigured and palpitat­ Queen Victoria is now in tho 37th year of her reign and in tho 55th year her age. She lmn Dine children and Untrue**! to Inquirt twenty-one grandchildren. »Ho«.U>» aurop (Idly The Pcrriann believe that tho dia­ monds all fell from heaven during tho earliest ages of the world, and are en­ Tvrjn.AT, March. 24.—Smale.—The only titled to religious veneration. Mme. Bazaixx, who is with her hus­ band. is actually confined by the au­ thorities within.the same prison limits as ho. The Governor of tho Isle of St. Marguerite has, however, been dis­ missed for. treating Marshal Bazaine ing flesh. He need not put up the cloth now. The opportunity which he with undue rigor. The famous Stone of Moab, to the controlled to reproduce you in perfeo-. discovery and importance of which M. tian is gone. It matters not now how Ganucau, formerly of the Consulate of it looks, only that you get away and be Jerusalem, was the first to direct public at rest. You grow hysteric in your des­ notice, has been bought by the Govern­ pair. It settles down upon you like a MrCrarj'it Trati«)>.rt*IIcu MB. ment of, France for 20,000 francs, and cloud compressing your .throat within WxnxzaDax, March 1^.—Senate.—Tito bill ita grasp until your breath surges back will be deposited in the Louvre. on toyourluogsasif it would rend them. Codfish sad Congress are much more A weigh is pressing upon you. You alike than most people suppose. A struggle to wrench yourself free from codfish, it is said, deposits 6,000,000 ItuklUfi. Hchnnu m-ryj to limit tbe amotitit of eggs a year, and of all these but 100 are the dreadful oppression, and yet not a currntwy io SSW,0O».0«J, lootrid of muscle of your body is in motion. Bird to the HU. Wri«bt Rsv* aoUo* that ke wonld worthless, while of every 6,009,000 bills What dreadful thing is this ?' You must passed by Congress, scarcely more than shriek ; you——. The cloth is up—the 100 nfe worth the paper on which they thirty seconds have expired, and you tbt McOran Tr*wt»oru:i-a UB. Aftrr » Icnffthy are printed. arephotographed.—Danbury. Hcwt. drtalf. ln which O. F. Hv.r ted off to torot of lhe Dr. La’INOStonx says that Scheie, a UH. Md w«« followed by Jl»wter (IB.). SioUh (Ohio), xnd Monroe; Niblick r.ia»*d to toy th« HU famous African chief, observed to him RUXFINO AFTER THE MILEMAX. ... .U_ ..Kt. .... «•» on the occasion of his preaching to the No man who uses milk likes to take Tuchkiux, March 24.—.SriuVr.—Ferry tribe, “Do you imagine that these peo­ his morning coffee without it, and this (MtchJ presented a i-rtal rroc'.aUou <rf lb* I- «>U- ple will ever believe by your talking to is why he so readily volunteers to re­ them ? I can moke them do nothing spond to tho milkman’s ring when his except by thrashing them ; and,"if you wife cannot, sithough he is in his shirt like, I will call my head man, with our sleeves and slippers at the time, and whips of rhinocare* hide, will soon the. morning is stiff with frost Tosco jRaxt" rracbrJ iho tj»e Onxncul make them.all believe together.” V.ittcc j>ux*»» that man bound to the pantry for the The annual report of the New Jereey utensil, and to see him get .half way out State Geologist shows that during the doors three time* with tho wrong ves­ . dm m year just dosed the 200 iron mines in sel, only to bt> Mreamcd back, by his iff A io *0. the State yielded 670,000 tons of ore, of frantic wife, is to witness an unporalled which 150,000 tons were manufnotursd case of smothered electricity. But be into pig-iron <n New Jersey furnaces. gets out doors all right finally. The Wright ■» Tho 'value of the -product is about milkman in the meantime has .started $3,000,000. In 1867 the product of the, on, and* is rattling up the rood. Tho mines was ,ouly 800,000 tons. The man screams to him to stop, but no largest furnace in the country is at milkman hn» yet been so built as to Stanhope, while one nearly os' large i ogopUd UntrucUrg the C-UBiulUro on Banking bos been completed in Franklin, Seusax hear a call from the rear. So the mon I CdHrney to Inquire Into U» nrc»»«ity of rrin the slippers and shirt sleeves, and rlnq by !»» that U nll«l st Mr. 1« priot«l county. _______________________ bare-headed, starts after him. Banning .4 POPULAR HISTORY OF THE UNITED about ten roads, and failing to make STATES. tho vender heat, he stops short, looks The reading public of this country after him malevolently, tad is about to will receive with great satisfaction the turn back when he stops on seeing tlw Faa*f, Match 27.-Sh»rtr.-Bagy, from the announcement that the venerable Will­ wagon draw up to a customer, and Ham*-, » MU to provide roc »f Itliu* pri- iam Cullen- Bryant, of New York, clasping the pitohor in a tighter bold, rlxiraa in Nevada. Kaxiaaa, Naw Mexico, assisted by Mr. Sydney Howard Gay, a he darts rapidly toward it, the pennies veteran journalist and scholar, have now jingling most musically at every leap. turntab in preparation a popular history of tho Before bo reaches the place the team United States. In no branch of litera­ moveo again, and although he is so near ture is there such a want as this book is tho wagon that ho can almost smell th intended to supply. Wo have no pop- .grease on ita axles, and halioos until he nlar history of America, and wo can is as red as a lobster with mortification imagine no prouder climax to the liter- .and exertion, yet the occupant of the ary fame of Mr. Bryant than this inrain- ।cart starts off again, as bolt upright and able and long-needed history. Tho as unconscious of everything in the wort will include the early history of :rear, ns if ho was mndo of »o!id wood. the continent, down to the union and 'Then the woman who has just been sup­ independence of the Colonies.- It will plied combines her cries with his, after then give the history of the first century staring at him s moment in undisguised A GRANGERS DREAM. of the United Republic. The work ia astonishment at his appearance, and he The Lanark QueUe, a staunch Gran­ intended for popular use and informa­ runs forward and yells with ten-horse ger j»aper, publishes the following whioh tion, and will be written with that abili­ power, bnt tho milkman’s horse joggs is too good to be lost; ty and fairness for which Mr. Bryant on, the milkman’s cans jingle away, andI A Granger dreamed that he died ; he and Mr. Gay are alike distinguished. , the milkman himself continues to look: went straight to the spirit-world; he We have had numerous American fits- straight before, while tho back of hisi knocked at the gate of the New Jcruhead is no exaAporatingly serene that; salem and it Was opened unto him. The nlar one. Dur history baa been written the pursuer fairly gasps and strangles, Looks Wre opened ;lw was asked,11 did in sections, and without connection. in trying to find language to express his> time, in Lhe ontahirta of tbcooDgroga- ’M did. To the ingw and chtfiunctes, but in other In­ stances the pkticut suffered little, and mon, thinking neither of Tim «‘*r ha errands, but only of the most succeM- admfttod, depart." Hu then went to the while cueumming with the di*mae*which fed mode of pressing horn* my atruug- door of tho bottotultow pit, where the ower, “AmJ what did taaltiro^otln^Uk BJaxp mtJfTibv. ■ Bonmxm has bought Dexters three by others of a totally different class. These were men who, being in a frantic wriVar <4 thjjt period obwH^s fjatlho never' saw the experiment made, but considers it very probable that the God 1” ' The very robbers and murderers were affected by-the genera) panic, and went about the street* oonfeesing long concoaled'crimcs, and enrncetly imploring . divine mercy; bnt few heeded.them, and thefio criflilnals’hadbdUfiDg to feefrom any human tribunal in a state of society bo disorganized ns that of theyear 1665.. ^heoonstal^p yould lp\e ahruuk from putting hisbstid oa tho ariu of the greatest thief, for he might poaaibiy be plague-stricken. Even hod he been arrested, there would have been none to try him, for tho law courts' were dosed, and judge and counsel, trembling for their liven, had left tho metropolis ’ BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, APRILS, 1874.NO. 27. “ Here liytyi a.fortune-tcll«^M or “ Here As no microscopes were used for this thi“ dwells an astrologer,'’ Wrrb commonly purpos^ seen on hoare fronts, proving that many aerLion * could never bo ascertained. One.learned man gave it as his opinion ware to be found willing to write profit that the breath of a plague-infected, The genf-fal alattn wm also increased person would prove fatal to a bird, even terror in others by tiieir doleful lamen­ tations Some went about in imitation of Jarah, erytag, -VXgt ferfc d-jra, London shall bedeBtroyed.’’ One halfnaked man ran through tho streets night and day, .uttering, in a loud and solemn voice, &, thogfcat- and tife dreadful ’ Amkbican steels axe claimed to bo fullj equal to English steels, but the American steals are cer! duly far ahead of anything in the world. The boys' new Lrowsers, copper- fas­ tened throughout, and plated at the knee, so as to bo impregnable to fric­ tion, are known ns tho “ Ancc plua ultra.” A nrRENOLoonrr told a man that ho had combaiivoncss largely developed, and was of a quarrelsome disposition. ** That isn't so," said the man, angrily, “and you repost it, I’ll knock you down." Consciextiovb Party—“Now, then, drop your goggles, will yon ? ’Ow tho blank am I to ’it yer with thorn glasses on?” Near-sighted Party—“ How tho deuce am I to hit you if I take ’em off?”, “How is it that you have never kin­ dled a flame in any man’s heart?” asked a rich lady of her portionless niece. “ I suppose, aunt, it in because I’m not a good match," meekly replied the poor niece. Over the shop-door of a pork-butcher in a village in one of the Eastern States may ho seen a sign-board representing a man in a black ooat brandishing a hatota't, with tho inscription, “John Smith kills pigs like his father." - A French gentleman, learning Engliih to some purpose, replied thus to the salutations, “ How doyou do, Mon­ sieur?"- “Ito vat?" “How do you find yourself?’ “I never loses my­ self." “ How do you feel?” “Smoot You just feel me." “The fact is," said an elderly wife, “ a mandoes not know how to straighten up things. He does not know how to commence-" “ I don't wonder," she remarked, in conclusion, “that when God made Adam ho went right to work and made a woman to tell him what That couplet on the actress, Mrs. Oldfield, which ia extremely neat, had Ha origin probably in the concise epitaph of the Ebsabethan player •* Exit Burbagefor it runs : Mil. SUMXLK8 ART COLLECTION. A correspondent, speaking of Mr. Sumner’s literary and art treasures. brfvre. ma I grrndjAmbt U there i> hands, so perfectly unique and so intrinsically v^asble. No money value can be plaoM upon such treosureH. It embraces books of medrceval and rood­ era times ; mnnuicripta from the pens of pueta, eratora, historians, philosu- Weliavebsd biography in profusion; ________________ _ have had able works covering particular faTmo, with his slippers broken at the ««t the world him over produced; thousands of engravings allowing the periods of time, and particular events, imt a general history of the United the repulsive pitcher clasped tight in growth of the ait since its nsrliert pre- States, earning down .to contemporary, liia baud, bis features pinched with cold eventa, such as the ordinary citize n or until they orc bliw, and the whuk-iuoafamily derirws, has never been produced. ubm that all lhe neighbors arc at the statuary ; oil of modern Bryvai’a history will ia all probability windows, and smiling at his luck. dis of th#gr« off he was aoeosted by tho homely rnlrr Even if one should rise from the dead «hich wme half century. Ruch a book is doubly he wwuld not convince that-man that appropriate, coming, as it does, at the that milkman did not bear him.—Dans­ rich and rare. Table* and Hands, close w the first century of ths United bury Xctot. . duv-UU.; breduW peaking of fiW with boohs; books h Union in al! its strength after the terurriUe thing that under his table* ; tb. walk, nhle ordeal of civil war. It will be s should U-tuiBrd bril and stairway were‘stox start a little hell <4 your pwp, with bo published by Scribner, Arpurtrong A Co., New Tart iutob'atoeffl �«wry body to FHtUV. APRIL 3, 1»74 'UketriM. 1200. Th* bnsineav card. following 1000 ia . ted. Over on* hall tbe.fiuid* requir­ the ed to build th* same ha* been signed ’ by siibkcriptioo aud th* ballaao* anil Four dry goods store* ; four geoor- evening uf his arrive! and to leave on * th* inwrtiug frair for Ohio Officer ry store* ; two drug JM»rr*; two niilliuerv atorva ; un» hardware store; Hiaoong w»» dtajwrtched w>»h"a warone agricultural attxv ; three hnruma rati! for luMNrr<-s*, an! after following shop-i and alK** ; thre* blacksmith him some lour ur five miles succeed■ ed in capturing iiini, and he Slept in altop* t the well de**rviug blind raan’a store ; one t'uruitur* alar* ; on* fill­ the cooler that night. The “glorious probably b* raised. Kalamo is sur­ rounded fora splsndail farming uountry and^he. Tillis of th* Soil" PBOVISIOIN8 CAPT. BOISE LOOK HEBE, READY MADE CLOTHING milt of considerable hnsiueaa A Tin Sho p and a Hnrnea Shop i* also but he hr yet mourning thttasi oV the saw mill ; one water gnat rail! ; n»r now Hotel, of which ho is the propri­ heart and hand Ihat were to sweeten eooper shop ; on* gna staith shop ; etor. This house has long been bis cures and to.be the joy and solace one dentist; one Jeweler ; on* new* needed by the traveling *pu> tic. and Publla, He sells by awoke her and she saw the perilous present state of our growing village, lust night, whereupon, tbe “Boss" situation' m which she had been and it will be seen that it compares gave me the customery "knockdown" Jeff wno was favorably with the history of W69, to the “goat" whose striking intelli­ daily seen upon our stree's. has be. and puis foraver to tbe shade the gence recognized me with remarkable come demoralized by the iminoderate croakmg of its enemies, which hav* perception, (having once met me in placed. And PRICES FOR CASH! DRESS GOODS, which be has for been from the first underrating of ita Lodge No. 113, some time ago) when •ome time, been ad.iicted. let no one natural a I vantages, and the stability with a placid smile creeping over his face, he noded his .head majestically, pass him by as an unworthy curr; of ita buMneasinferesta They hnv* fold ns every year that changed ends, and gave me a hearty but remember him for h'umaaiiie's The hair, sake, and fol hi* earlier virtues. For Nashville had seen its be«t diva's shake of congiatulation. WINES fc LIQUORS, PERFUMERY. TEAS. RICE, LEROY C. BOISE. ATTENTION, ALL ! AMD CSOCKER1 COFFEE Naahvitia, Na*. 1st, 1878. . SYRUP. r »SS; *U i! 7 wjn crji 7» r 17 *» &. «- 7*» n’ *uh7» 7m|i» !' ?KL is* > 11 B V XJ” HISKSiI 11 «stStswti 9 aKlHiStgtg » Uli-M**, *rjmrt nd Strwl Nkb CUy IkM-lAtna KUm Dsir Ijnrten M*tt*«*n Kaliuaaao* aut>T Crw* *n»ton fackaaa Ina Arlor rp^tatu *. T. Joaetiao * mt-.,. And a full line of SODA. GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISION. SPICES. CRACKERS, * RAISENS, HARDY 1 AIKSFORTH, LAMPS. CHIMNEYS, Hl TW J .action, E ton lUp Cteriotto, VM*M*mto Nm*vU1*. n-urt. ■MwHh llimKofil for Good* GraoJ Rapid., KEROSENE LARD OR MACHINE OILS, POTATOES, CORN, APPLES, OATS, Goins TCwat. You Will Find Them, Orto^a.^', S EflSb Nwhcrtle. Vermont Till., ffiTlrtipkto. OF THE BEST QUALITY. AND At Reasonable Rates, 1 1 Ito 1 LSI Qi i LAO !.>• i.= Es* 14. M* •to 3 ttuiou. . CASTOR. pay tbvHijii.nl Martel Prie* for Glover Seed, &c.: has Notions, Boots, Shoes, TOILET SOAPS. but onfl>ad habit, hut its growth has beeu constant aud however, was completely worn-off his and in thi* respect is a living exam healthy and, the force that brought narrative, which made the shaking a Dotivrrad at tbtir Grease I'lc to those fast young men. and I it into *existcnoe are not liable to matter of great difficulty. had beea spontaineously applied, cease, as they are the never ceasing am sorry to say some of the older ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE •00. who Mt* found daily io those rat­ but ever increasing demand of an which rendered the “hang on" (so and menu (het it ring called by the hdy members) exceed­ botes of nee, of which the town has agricultural, oommunity, and the next decade will ingly smootho. This “shaking* pro­ .hogelher to many. ceeding is called the “ Test," which LATH, / Tbo Aral birth recorded here oai find Nashville, if the people are true 1 SHINGLES /Hat of Mja, Hatlie Gregg, who u to their best internet, still the marvel shows the tact an I stability of the WA TER LIME, s of its enemies and the pride of friends, members, and is recognized as'one of now.aearly nine yearn old—a bud of SALT, th* brightest features of the order. occuping no mean place in the long « (air promise a, though boro io HAIR, list of villages which d-ck the great Possibly I may be encroaching upon some more notable town. STUCCO, the secrets of the organization; • The first marriage here was that of Penunelsar State, as to its inhabit- । 4-c.. <fr.. therefore I have resolved to apply to tants, its commercial interests, and Mr. M. V. B. Mallet* and Miss Alces white vi ship and retail al bottom prioe*. the “ Chief Gander" for permit to give »a Price, the Clergyman officia’ing its moral worth. a detailed explanation of the business HARDY k AINSWORTH. I* J. WnaiLBR. Rev, Mr. S|Kiirofthe Congregational and will then write you again on the Proprietors. VBHMOirrviLXja. Cliuceh .Vermontvi le, . subject. Anon. ' ’Die fir-t National celebration wu J icoh Van Vlftet was convicted of bcl. I July 4ih, 1867 ,o the furrt.Bt assault and lintterv before E. S. Tracy, afier ali he MEDICINES. If old use of tobacco, to f STATIONS j BOTTOM Good*. Gringers are in full blast, about 40 the pulling of h: r carding machine and one ashery. I have thus given an outline of th* already belong. Nine were inictated liroo of which »«l U h* for CASH. First Class Goods. for a few days past, in the fasuranoe 1 business of which he appears to be ।the “Boss." Knowing that every clothing the fast Sts »«! »*>■ white w» QmA Paid for Product of all kinds vented from this rash act by her faith­ one drayman; one po*t office; one isuccess. Respute the hocribly bad roues ; fill dug Jeff, which ha^l folk,wed her express office ; five saloon*; which from her bouse She has a faint are five to many : on* lodge of F A. sugar is coming in by the wagoo load recollection of being several times A. M ; one grange lodge: one ।and trade is go>J io general. The nllT IF Y»V WANT &. shoe store* : one tailor ahon ; one istyle At reasonapl* rate*. Mr. J. Wrisley has been laboring with us building ought to he insured, hois mad* several ariempts to jump into ■Mrhool ■ on* printing office and ona .determined they shall be. He rep­ th* river, which was several feet news paper; two hotels ; on* foun­ resents a large line of No. 1 com­ Over her head. She was only pre­ dry ; two market*; eight mechanics; panies and vs wish him No. one dram back u*| tkm.v.M ^rorrrirs and Jruwtu, of, his lif*», ns the toward of disones- Mrs xagon shop: on* elevator, grain k Nelly Bro-tn, wife of Mr. Frank C. fe;-d depot ; “on* crvmrarry ; two Brown arose, one night in a sotn chnrohe* ; six ministers of tho go* mambuli.iic deep, went to th* river pel; four physician* ; on* lawyer ; bridge and, aocordmg to all accounts, five masons ; one artist’; on* um*n ■ ShMoa**0 would fully appreciate and support a wanted, and would be Ubsually pat­ nittire manufactory; out plaining ronized ; a cood ohanoe is open to 4tb’* had -but little charms fur. him, and malclutig miuufhrtury; one •‘men uf tbe Imilneas." ■end lie out only began to realise that Mr. H. C. Stoddard has opened a the way of the transgressor was hard, slave and heading factory ; one »t*am During the aummet of 1868, tMtkw-a AMOB 1 of between and BTATtONf of NaKhvill* has to F tS n E S F B K V S S V lk ttF K F The village day a population “LIGHT RUNWNG DOMESTIC, On—dByn. HItc. Junction, J.cee-jn. TnM. ICT- Grand IUf>U. Karteaaa aU I'caleralnalltoain SWIM** ■. _ tbroorh Grind" .tAtaat 7to maadNa.he'llWSJn ITb* otnodn-d So»in< Mate!** of tb* ••<!•*. pm,>rrirlnr ,1 .Twkeon ll.«J WHS th. Allairtie bp*** grva a* a eall before purchasing ilwvbm. DRUG S T O RR -O»- HALBERT & CO. Fort vane, Jacnoi, & soar R, R. ffZ" Tho** having nasettlrd ac­ MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. counts with the late firm ot Downing TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO IIMR. k Little, will please call and settle Goin* Norllu the same before they are made trouble and cos*.*. DOWMING & AM. CENTRAL HOUSE. grave vi> the L.-uiks 01 the river, nl>out Esq, of Charlotte, on tbe 26lb of Ismon’s hub and spoke factory at eighty r..ds east of Main Street, March, and fined >13 by th- court. Paw Paw. was destryoed by fire last whm- nbont three thousand people Th- fine was pro nptly paid by Jacob. Saturday night. It was supposed to a-fseinhleu as I suppose for rhe pnr Theconrt ’hen discharged th* prion­ be tlte work of an mcendary. Loss irose of or fol raring Nashville rath- r er. giving him strict injunctions to go 930,000. lb«n the g'ori*«* 4th, a* nihe-fenthb home and try and live in peace with Laid, of Itelroit, intending to t»f these had wearer seen the town the other ••Jaoob." who was the com­ "shuffle off*** the responsibility of this before. Mr Lo-lgc, Esq. of Battle plaining wi'nens against them. mundane sphere cut a thre inch gash Creek prowetrting attorney' of The naturallv-Jiensative feelings «»f in his neck with a razor, last Friday Calhoun county delivered the ora- one of »>nr quiet citizens was very night, hut be was caught in the act much shocked, an Wednesday of last tio t. and was compelled to let the doctor Tbe first station agent the Railrond week, by ^he disgraceful scene of a sew up the gash. Cause, whisky. had for this place was tb.it ofLewis fist fight on the street, between two Martain Decker, a Detroiter, comDurkee, who he'd the position unlit of our respectable citizens. On* of the fall of 1873 when h* resigned the beligerams had his face some­ raitted suicide by taking poison on fur promotion to track *r road master. what damaged in the melee, by h'is Saturday last. On Saturday last, som* miscreont His efficiency for th* post is best opponent carelessly thrusting his fist set fire in two places, a wooden lurildattested by his long etaptoyment by in that direction. Tho other party tng in Marshall, but by good fortune the company. was minus a coat, and got a few bruis­ it was discovered ere it had gained Th* first carload of grtin shipped es on his shins. Bnt *.« the parties much headway. from Barry County wgs shipped by have amicably adjusted their differ­ Two yean ago a brakeman on Messrs Wheeler k Downing in the ences and agreed to do so no more. We will refraifi from giving their the Fort Wayne d» Jackson R. R. named Gilderslieve, was crushed to The first fire that occurred in Nasti- names to the public. The Republican* held their township death while coupleing cars. His wid­ vi.le was on the 18lh of February 1874. where the ruins are yet too caucus Saturday afternoon- Consid­ ow lives at Jackson, and last Satur­ day obtained a verdict of 92,000 in plain, and the damage to keenly felt erable excitement grew out of an at­ of need any extended remarks in tempt on the part of Dr. Wm. Farm­ tire Circuit Court. The Grand Rapids and Indiana R. steer to get W. IL Martin nominated thia connection. . Meals 25 Cta. Lodgings 25 Ct*. BOARD Abo keep* a food selection of GROCERIES LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, fa CONSTANTLY ON HAND, fl1 ALL AND WINTER GOODS OYSTERS IN TilER SEISOX. I will pay the Hlffwl Market Pries Independent was for the office of Justice of the Peace 7 R. depot in Kalamazoo was consumed was established in the spring of 1872, the convention opposing it on the by fire last Saturday. Rev. C H. Ellis editor and proprietor ground that he was a Democrat The jury in the case Ida, and Nashville But th* seed* of decay were sown iq Tne caucus finally concluded that Hattie Young, for murdering a bastard its mortal feudy, for it bagnn to die if they had no timber in their own child at Hartford last winter, have party, and were obliged to go into the disagreed and they have been dis­ plaint was Softning of the Brain. I> Democratic ranks lor its officers, they lingered about six months and ex were at least entitled to a choice ; pired. Its editur thought because consequently some Libera! Republi charged. Thomas Clary, of Marshal, drove inform tbe public that they will FRESH MEATS Spring of ttJ70. The ROBERTS & ROE, thank inf tbe public for past favor* aolkt* EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE ! Give me a Call. MEAT MARKET! Bverybedy to invited to toll and malm the Mammoth Bute, eoMiaiine of etc. Give them aealloa Weat mda NaiaSt Naabeill*. Mich. CtNRID CLSHEK. Crockery, Dry Goods, Glassware, FUHHITUBE MANUFACTORY! Notions, Stoneware, Clothing, JACOB LENTZ Hats and Caps, Sugars, Furs, Teas, Parlor, Library, Ditty, Ollies u Buffalo Robes, Ccffee, his wife from home, Tuesday night, he could make more ’•points in t five can introduced the name of E. J. Ry­ in a drunkec fit. The poor woman minute* speech" than a whole tem­ man. The caucus then proceed to sought refuge at a neighbor** house perance convention besides, run a ballot for the respeefative candidates. but was pursued and driven from Together with a full auoriment of circuit and run for Congress, getting Qu the sooond ballot Rym*n was there with violence- In the struggle MIHBORH, PICTURES, FHAM» six vote* ton township nn the average, leading bis competitors whereupon her leg was faulty fractured. AND CARDS. BRACKETS, that he could run a news paper too.' M. L, Sqnier same to the “rescue," Dinah McCormick, aged sixteen, DUSTERS AC.. *C._ But Ins failure tn all these undertak­ and offered himself a “living sacrifice," wife of Thoma* McCormick, ha< been ing* pnts us iu mind of the darkey's rather than that the Republican party arrested fur tddultry, and likewise should commit the ignominious crime John McCormick, the other party tq little too much fur one nigger apd of choosing a Democrat a* qne of its •.hr crime- All reside at Midland. not quite enough for two.’’ It hfcil a good list of *ul>SGribers, anda paying the right stripe. Sqtiiers sueoredad KJEBAL a tkilfnl manner. «... krycemauuly n calL Ml . w Groxra*»Nsshvill*. Barry Cocuiy. Miebissn. did th. Eighth dsv of Omobw. ID NT DE UNDERCLOTHING Baby Cabs asl Pratalittes! coffin's iso cAsirrs. annwnt of Mh*erti.<ing and job work in getting th* nomination, and the caito*H tb*n proceeded to nominate thio tragic act waa ftuntiy diScwkiw. it was not a paying investment, and the 1mllance of the ticket. Ou the whole the action of the can I * aound and healthy pat-lie servant. The Nashville News waoastabush- cut did DOC give general aat is faction,! Steool on Saturday moraing hr during and the result is > call for a tuple's i-aucus. to lhe held on- Friday the 3rd the ordeal of the fire—the only iu>n*r I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. furniahed to order. midmoKca- SHR Otros AND COFFIN LIN INaSt^lamMllr^bnL A gang of burgthra are releving the Jackson people of a considerable of their property. I ■ ■ to ■ O kiids if CiMtiry Predace tales in lEi^e Du toils, at HW laiiat Price. •Canid rill G. A. TRUMAN. �—- A BOY LOST FRIDAY. eul part of town. Hundreds of NEW TIN SHOP Ou motion the following resclution ftiUl.i/rity tfiMi. artel, ia the easje. The wm adopted brain is a IKindle of organs, each oi OF C. C. which is necessary tn tbe production uf a certain faculty ’ or power. The a <« Maple fee: rides action and .witling hand* carried out reader advnuoed tbe theory that household articles, fta well an to help organized, .animated matter flue* fight the flames. Tbe fire origniaied think. Had we space, yve should TM tailor ikop bu boon reran, ml oeer Trnraan’, Dre Good. Bore. • u>»» »tmtm i Office two roof. gantan a temperance movement tn thia village. -Mr. -8. L. Hicks has moved lo Battle Creek, where he will go into the blacksmith hnrittess —The workmen are now engaaed in excavating for the cellar of Tru­ mans banner brick block. a. barber, m.. n, iion>«>- H *r—T“lk’up manufacturing,—that is what Nashville needs iu order to become lhe banner village. AKNO STRONG. Plain and Pane? V JobPrtalc. Krwry vwWy »f B. RASEY, Drayman. Goodsand J building.AHkl as a kitchen, from a like to publish the entire esaay, but stove pipe^which tan through the as we have not we will, paar on to —What about a Fire Department ? Shall we haye one ? A, well organ­ ized hook and lader company As better than nothing. The fire was extinguished in upon the "social evil” tn connection the kitchen, wtusn the discovery wax with fhtr political rights of women. made that it hnd commani-uilcd to Mr. Chipman staled tha: now the the garret of the main part, and women have no rights, politically ur j.nokc and flames soon issu-d from financially, and aociaily but mighty tbe roof (We have no fire depart­ few. We are retrograding and from ment, but uo place can boast of bet­ the mpst potent cf cases:—the en­ ter workers in a case of fire then onr slavement of women. "Had I pow­ men, women and children, as was er I would amuse feelings of enmity in dearly demonsttaied in the big fire every woman's breast,until they rise ol Febnrary 18.) up and assert their own rights,”' even It n'>w seemed that no human I power could save the building, hut a the North American mother has n On. motmn Council adjourned, KJ. FBIUHNER. 0. A. 1 MUM AN. Hacvrdrr. Piaaidat. •fii, Cupper aid Start Irre Ware, AU kinds «f Will buy G-JOdB Cheap I job The reader further stated that human­ HATS. GLUYKani FEATHERS, A temperance lecture will be de­ Say-pass .Tit ail Wool s Mels or HAPMOrOlLS. ity n°edour help, God is indipendant or THE LATE3T 8TTLES, Snore, living a few miles 'north of thia, livered this (Friday) evening, at the of ns. “Had I the power I would turn And casam than erer before. Trimmed M E Church by J. H. Kimball, Esq . our 30,000 churches into school Hats for one dollar. ' a home, frightfully cutting his cheek of Eaton Rapids. houses. Evils are ya the increase. and fracturing the bone. "The Temperance Question" will Make home pleusent for your children. —Throughout all the land of beau­ be the sulked at rhe M. E. Church, Allow them their games of croquet, tiful Michigan the women by their next Sa»bath morning, aud it is ex­ billiards, chess and ere-n cards. If AND VISIT THE QLEMENT SMITH, prayers, are doing a n.'drte work pected that, there will be a union you do nut they will aeek them away ; When will the epidemic reach Nash­ meeting held at the Christian Church and iu places of contamination. ville, and much good be accomplished. on Sunday evening. Mr. Roe and Mr. Chifwnan had a 0»er Smith A Putoaa'a Hardware. II. D. Jordan, of Vermontville, will —We are informed that some por­ little sharp shooting over some of the The Beat of Leather £|ENRY H. WOOD, Vsedlecture at ihb M E. Church, nexl tion of Mr. Wheeler’s "History of arguments advanced by Mr. Chipman, ht "Work 1M Justice of the Peace, Nashville,” are incorrect. We will Wednesday evening. It is designed which w is finally brought to a “paint" onr pride. that this movement shall be strictly publish any letter of correction on by Mr. Partello being called upon Call and imicm, aid that all the denominations tho subject that ate handed ux for a P PARADY, Manufacturer of of the village be represented in the —The Parmateer building that ladies organ:z»tion,which we trust wit) WOLOOTT A GREEN. hut Mr. P.irtello'a speech proved to Mr. Crocker has lately purchased, be perfected as soon as practicable. be a long, but very good one. T»»e tinder the masterly workmanship of Let us all unite in thia important speech «w something ol a criticism LIEBHAUSER, F. McCormick and C HalUert is be work and go forward as I person. that on Mr. CbipiU'tu’s and Mr. Roe's, Sinning to put on alia. New shelves, w» may remove the great evil of TAIL OR although several new ideas were owinters and a new coat of plaster intemperance from our village and advanced woman's sphere is home. Would ronee fu’ty aoliclt tha patron«|to of end paint are some of the improve save our fellow beings from the Many things unpleasant nre found in meats. inebriate's disgrace and the drunkard's J^ASdVlLLE HOUSE. many huint-s,—if woman would have Uai —The Piapecr Hose Co No. 1, doom. • " Cxrt.G. W. McCormica. Proprietor. MJine iuHuence in political nlfatrs. qf Hastings, will give a gmud social why doesen ’ t she exert t>nne of iha( IXVII-X-TS, - Michigan- party, at Union Hall, in that city, on Nuhvilku Mvch 24,1874. influence at home. But agreed that Thursday evening, April 7«h. The To 'be Editor of tha Nashvtlla Nawa: Allow ua to oongraiuhU you, Mr. fitmne (lie woman were doing a noble work boys have always had tho name of (Look at their hand-bills.) E um Trottghing a SpeuuUy. Drugs e. APPLEMAM. Milliner and H village, was, last Tuesday, kicked by Holl Your Horses, Strader! Medicines Groceries, &c. NEW HARNESS SHOP IttBMjaii Cemelor'at Lai, -in thu temperance cause ; they antrying lo nave their homes. Snuposr getting up first class parties, and we are informed that JJN10N HOUSE- this is to be the lh».IUn «r >b« p MteW, wl finest of lhe season. Dancing bill Si. brilliant effort -a. Surety, Bar' —James Ward, who shot "Love, MtclilBan. while out hunting, in Kansas, (an nr- F Damcxr, Propriator. KAHHVLLE. - count of which was given in last last Monday. WM. JONES, hide the three days, and the jttry were out you will be toft out of oar social galheriup. eight minutes when they brought in a pHAS. W. DE MA BAY, JEWELER Jk OPTICIAN. gRUrelUsraa* ^dyrrtUmadji. HARDWARE. HM1TH & PUTNAM —Hastings Banner. the curtains suacII take treachery in of last a to drink goons, Stationery, We will sell Goods Cheap if we don’t lay up a cent. WHOLESALE PresmptiBM -creftlly CBmponoded STONE & MAXSON. NICHOLS’ GROCERY! PROVISIONS, k, NICHOLE AND SHOES. CALL HOTEL, N. T. Pana- RETAIL JOB PRINTING AT Tins OFFICE Propriatar of tha Hava recairrt tbrir vvw SPRING STOCK. and Then followed more sharp-shooting by Mr. Roe, Smith, Chipman', and B DRY GOODS STORE In Nashville,- Mich. the following question for ita next Monday evening session : Retolced. That the present move —Dewey, the frog-footed editor Dry Goods, Groceries, Bars, Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Ac. — AND — WOOL CAliLLNt MACHINE! ould reopact folly snlica i D. M. FURCUIS, New Stooi ci Stacie and Fancy give onr readers the best local paper in circular fornis at this office, during of tho Hastings Banner is again at our absence, over (he signature and at his mean, low tricks. But then it is in^Baxry County. My Carding Machine the responsibility of the writer—we just as natural fur him to be mean as BROWN AND BLEACHKD, —We are frequently asked what having previously refused tojre&fl'sAil it is for a cat to yawl when you tread Is (eliciting a very large ma of custom. kind of a town is Nashville, what COTTONS. DENINES, TICES, in the Nzws—und not even one on her tail. Ones iij>on a time he are her advvantages, and what are YANKEE NOTIONS. STRIPES COTTONADES. One uf letter was added or tak'-n away by laugh*, school at Buchanrn. the quality of her business men. We GENTS AND LADIES us. And when it teas printed, coming his female pupils he was in the CHECKS CARPET also answer that Nashville’s growth rk has riven universal aattofacttoa UNDERWEAR. frotp the source it did, we thought no habit of very often cruelly beating. Ims always been rapid ; her natural WARP, COTTON BATTS Defies Cumpetitioa I HOSIERY, fc.. fe., j-c. sane person would lake exceptions On the last day of school, to partly advantages arc above the average KID CLOVES NOTIONS 4*. to'if; but it appears the coat was pay him- off" for- his mean teas she and her business men are enterprising made for someone and it fit, for “(he wrote upon tbe blacktxmrd : whole soled, Nu. 1 fellows. Friend ■•G.rod by MboUra; Good by acbad ; hurt bird always flutters," and the we have tho ingredients to make a Good by D»wy, yon larood old f-ol:" •■touched" has sought to injure us. Hee city of Nashville, and let’s do it. And it remained there nearly (lie simply because our types told the entire afternoon before it was —A trip to Eaton Rapids last storp. Our job printing business is IS COMPLETE. discovered by the now dlunriaus! Tuesday, found that little city in a just ns honorable as selling .goods, flourishing condition. The ncwAndcrsenator and editor of the Hastings SKOtERiK , DrugsPPtfiYlSJUNS and until Gabriel blows liis trumpet aon House is being hurried rap idly to Banner. These facts are still green for us, wo intend lo earn our bread READY MADE CLOTHING in the memory of many of the old yahibe HOIIONS, completion. li has four stories with und potatoes by means of it. /nd Buchanites. Imsement; will have gas. elevator and Made «p in faahtonobto Sclxool Books then the thrilling, awful doom lacked all the improvements of a modern on the last end of that "open letter." Stoue.anelJWoodcu H Nashville, Mich.. | city hotel. Citizens, hotel keepers, 0O to #30 A. SUIT. Justus if the influence of a "one hoss March 31, 1871. ) and all expect a big nuh of invalids And all Lifidx nf Guitdt clerk," or a broken down merchant Special meeting held. to the springs this season. could forever shot us out from lire Present. Downing, Hardy, David­ still faan-Ito lbs lUabsstsr kibd i&a l« —"Competition is the life of trade " society of our good patrons in this son and Clever, Trustees. Minutes ol the previous meeting Nashville is to have competition in village. Some one has commenced the wheat buying bosincs. Messrs. this "muss" ami they wsay drink the read aud Approved. The following neednnts wt(p pre­ Griffith and Keer, well known cup of gall and bitterness io the very sented, and on-motion allowed : Good’ and Faicxa, before piircaaatog. hroughonl this vidnily. have com­ drags be lore the end cometh. We Win. E. Griggs, pleted arrangements to open a com have a host of good backers in this services as Marshall, t3.57 Dry Goods DRESS GOODS, SMITH * PUTNAM. AND What Noh? HLSWOBTH & FOLUB WOLVERINE MILLS! few cloves to ol whisky from their by the women to suppress inteinper that our shanty isn’t warmer thaq a originated a fis farther from the ance i" justifiable. l«arn, and oor rollers and type would truth than that article, as can be The leading disputanta are Mr. and not work worth a “cent." "When proven by .fifty reepectable Partello on the affirmUive and Mr men of this Chipman on the negative. Spring time fully arrives, gentle rexpected burioess Annie,” we will nrt be troubled in village. In the first place, wo never It was printed that way, and then we are going to fAddiahed th it article. c. c WOLCOTT- BROWN & PILCHER", When men go Partello, and the Lyceum closed with The above libelous article appeared weeks iu the columns of the Hastings Ban­ The most degraded News. Il was very odd weather, ner, last week. of humanity never and many of our readers are aware specimen appearance There is be aroused? gamble, they the 13th of March, after a session of for the drunk in the gutter wouldn't the men behind His trial closed on verdict of "not guilty ’’ •^We owe trar reader* an appology dnnk, carouse around and Im- found the social’ relations. He has a wife living near this village- for instance that the women should I also keep in t-onnertion with the Tin Shop, in their sm«M»n.5'ihe Clipper Rtttj^.r Sr Mmrer. the Taylor Sf- Gate Ruke. lid Haxtinyx, M ke'l Cnlttratof, Jurham and S'Uth. Bend Waftmti. Buckeye Grain Drill, Ptowe, Hrrrmct, Road Scraperx, Sfc. [JACKSON, MICH. MUSIC TEACHING! IRS. I. J. TIUEB1AN -wob/K: All parties mplisg MRS. L. O. OROCKER Millinery Goods. —A boy by tbe name ef John SIOIE & MiBOl Tbe Beard of F-eyOration for tha viflagr of Nashville will be in session on Saturday April 4ih, 1874. All vo rn miu: be Regia- Aitentioa ttepateiramns. The Republican Caucus for the Towaablp of Camhton. will be held at Me-’orniek Halt Frid.y, April Srd, 1874. A good attendee is expected. voice in the coundi of the chiefs and ______ Bz Oaosa or CoHMfreas hole was punched through the ceiling uo brave dare dispute her right. and water dashed through while men Woman is worthy and ctpab.e of swarmed the roof, tore a hole through administering the laws of our govern­ an I the fire met a cold bath from Horochoelrq; tine MlaMed W>7• Tin Fild Befistrallea Notice. ment. The liquor law is a dead letter, bis Just mvlrsd an addblon to her stock of that direction, and thus tbe fire was —During the hast two months ov*>r because men ou account of their stooped. TAMES FLEMING. Deputy Shrrfinancial aspirations dare not enforce SlOO/DO ha* been paid out to the Tbe loss te the building was about iL Woman has done more to check fanners and contractors on the Grand 8300. It was insured in a Chicago intemperance in the lost three months River. Valley Railroad for wood aud QIMPSON it WEBSTER. BlackIns. Co. than man hus ia the last generation. ties to be used on the road. D «.!€!». AU kl»d» of work U» Hx mm! CITY DRUG STORE VToJcStt. ATTEIVTI OPi FELLOW CinzENS. CASH & EXCHANGE Boots ui Stea mision depot; opposite the elevator, vicinity, who are anxious to see «s E. J. Feighuer, Recorder’s fee, 8.00 where they will buy all kinds uf put this mailer through. Motion being made the President appointed the following persons as fanner's produce, and keep for sale, Inspector* of Election, to be Iml | TBELYCKl'H. shingles, lath, lime, plaster, etc. Now April 7, 1874, Clever, Davison and E. let the farmers bring in their cenus L*st Monday night the Lyceum J. Feighrrer. loronr buyers will give them better waa well attended. Mr. John Roe On mat ion Coqncd adjourned. prices than they can get in Charlotte, read a very interesting and B. J. FE1GHNER. S. A. TRUMAN, Rvcontor. f _______ Prsriden^ Vermontville or Hastings. iasTBucTivs ssaar —Charier Srebbie, .rent Send,, I “ ‘h° n’i”d-,U «”»l» .nd Moviei h> town r.Illin, .round | «• ~id IhM lhe mind bed Nashville Friday night, and wtM visit for a few day* with his Dal properties, such as mem Tb*a <mj «... Slor. in SmAtIIU. My Motto is,” The Nimble Sixpence Sagara, Tea*, Cofftuw, Spices, Our motto is t ground and whole, Orangt-a, liaising Kerosene Oil, And Everything in tbr Oroe-ry Na« al ox market rules. Naafe villa. Kh. l&. 1873. AYLSWORTH 4 PULLER change evriy t:n«. �•------ --- CMP I! but m they all r*- OBI rioter traarment It ! Utay te know Ja-C shu , SmJEUJ yoT?kt.‘rta1asa.iag«CK “JUBILEE.ORGANS.” p«*r .. CummaroalTr«<».*’» troduciiau of ITtllu With of March. - riJlKK AXD {‘ASVALTna* for Lord Hector of the Unlvsralty erf GW—Tho Irish mumbvrs of the British Parlia- —Prince Btanarek, acoordiuK to late re- Ailou county, Ind.. fell dead white feeding Ute tamed. Loes, ♦45,000. Tockw Manufacturing Company's & tire iierbe foond «n tbe uasMHi NwFBrtirarooB nitt, tbe mediclMBi Ku a I nt, Kueer & Kurious dally aakod. “What Utbe ewraebf 4he unparalleled success tkrsF’ Our answer hi, riisd they remove Had. S>. AnlSon,'. Flnj Roue Basin or Ery- ; ritwhUL ' Rtog-wonns, Pimples, Blotches, f>|n*ta. Ln-.;! • ■ Soro Eyes, Itongh Hkiu, Beurf. Ukwra at the Liver, Stomach, Kldneye, and which cover# Ute boolilt- .Tltof t!w blood purifier and a inc-giving prw* item’s 144 School Teachers Wanted discovered it had. teen nearly devoured. deetanyed by fire. Lora^tSOO.OOO. COCQB, COLD OB BOBB TBBOAT —Mt. CroeaBriliah Homa Secretary, has t prop­ announced ft I*arUamcnt that’ ths Govern­ rooster ment has no intention of. interfering with Hom upon Charles Sumner in Faneull Hall, aud Mr. Schurz has accepted the invitation. Ohio. ' —The Committee of tho Califorma Soaato —The .Etna Cutlery Works, in Kew Britain, appointed to investigate tbo matter iiavo re­ ported that no improper influences wore mwd tamranffr. W50.000. ‘ —A singular and fatal accident te reported United States Senate. James Hiebcrt, eluintlcJ againat a table while tho pursuit of the property she claims in Now Orleans grows warmer with nuecosalve lamp-globe, savoring (hlf -JrigBiaz jvsin. He disappointmt,xte. Every resort to BUgirirm bird to death In’fift'mluutwL having failed, ah; has brought tar claims —Three children of John Hornbrook, resid­ ing In Waterford, Racine, county, Wia,- want aldered by the Committee on Private Land fishing qp a wnall ilajm. akd whUo •«< engaged tbs ice broke bencatit them and they were drowned. -Philadelphia had a ♦175,000 fire last King Alcobbl shown no eigne, abatement. All along .the line a fuailade of prayer and FAMILY J’JIYSIC’IAN THIS 18 NO HUMBUG. are a gentle Pt reJwrlng Cor.g: the Liver and V >^“*5 S-st rZ S|n 8*<2,?»2 = S& rrrm Obtain a tb* AOXNT»w»n««dintowx>.i- ?' --■5|s t-5 8 V^s s'vj. Vo Person can take these Bitters sis I ceuMd by a pamphlet written by a Paraoe that according to.dlrectioss, and remain long unwell provided their bonoe afro net sirov ed by mineral poison or other means, and vital organs waalcd beyond OVD MUK8K. prophet resented tho insult by an attack upon kiUod, and others badly treated. —Twelve thousand Staffordahire (England) 3000 WORDS EMPLOYMENT. PROFITABLE OoME, AND LET US REASON ToOETHKIL —To the afflicted in body, we aay a few words of plain, practical reaaoniug. No —Tho Grand Traverse college building, al matter under what form of sickness yon Bentonia, ■ Mich., . hu stwewmbed to' tbe labor there is one great truth you Address W. A. Henderson & Co., Cloveflames. . should ever keqS in muid, vis.: AU din­ . land, 0., or St. Louis, Mo. te ruthlessly emptied into the gaiter. But ease originates: in an impure condition FBRKIFS ....... i .......... ... —r ... r— March 24, gives tho following particulars of a of the blood. Purify that, and the disauccoes not always attends- the efforts of tho terrible steamboat explosion on the MiaatesipBOLD BT ALL KBDICINB DBALBB& canc must depart, for it has nothing to ladies. Once ini while they encounter an obdurate fellow who rexenta thuir interference pl river: • ‘jFtatowboat Crescent OJty, from feed on; but ydn’cannot purify tho CHILD1UJ UFTKS 1AM1K HAUL AMI) with what ho considers, hia legitimate buai- New OrIsans for SL Louis, with a tow at fire blood by tho uac ol poisonous drugw MICK. nese, and at otfajw. times tho besieging force freight bargee, orw fual-bargc, aud a trading­ and exhaustive s'imnlanto ; the relief boat laden with thirteen tons of ougar, blew which theac afford is t< mi>orary and doseal of tha ladles ovorcomos these‘trifling up at &30 this morusig at the foot of Meatodrawbacks, and tho attack te renewed with THE YOL'MU part of the boat was blown into atoms, and discovered is Dr. Walkrk’h Famovs ViNKOAitBirrKBB, compounded of simple —The news from tbe real of thu threatened herbs. Nd matter how hopeless your Indian. hoatHitica in tho Weal te notao m>of tho lost: CapL James Dawson, Mate Uen- case may seem, try tho Vinboah .Bit­ Hlpt Jahn Ostrander and wife, ters, and a few draughts will convince cane telegram says: '‘The troops at Hpotted ry 1*1101 William Muddy, Watchman Dan Mattle, you of the virtue. Dr. Walker, the dis­ Tail cxjwct trouble, and aro fortifying in a coverer of thia priceless remedy, had jx>«itian which commaiute the agency. Tbe cabin-boy unknown, aud throe colored fire­ been given up to die by tho physician*, men. Wounded—Ooo. Van Hantan, pilot leg and m now "a Bound and healthy man TROMPtOK. BBOWNM CO.. PsMtehsrs,BoetDe. TH£ MARKSTB. thing but friendly. 80 far nothing has teen from their use. 36 NEW YORK. GaBAT kZBVCTIOK. accompitehed. Tho more hostile Indiana have Bxzr»-lC>ai3c. HixM-Ure, Maktin Chuxubwit, who, on his visit Peter Hall, proprietor of the trading-boat, Wrvteni. badly bruised." ■ to America, thought he had been swin­ .Cotton—l£^c.. Flovb—Superfioe utMMriUod m it wan a month ago.” tXJO^AOO. Wxxat—No. -3 OhiCHto, — The number of lives loot by tho expioeion —•ita Milwankoe and St. Paul Railroad dled when he found that the iota he Company low mortgaged all its property and Incrwued VicilitiMto Club Organizer,. and Mark Tapley had bought in Eden franchises to Biuvell Bago and Levi I*. KLor- sipju river, waa. thirteen instead of ten, as' at were all under water, should visit this first announced. The pecuniary Iowa la ♦300,ton for e35,0W,W>. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO., remarkable country now, when lota -Freight Condnoor Z.-3L Bate/ of the known to bo under water bring 612,500 ponies is reported from Flat river, in Mont­ calm county, Mich. A number of mill gates aide of New York Harbor were recently Hl., the other day. Good —A shocking casualty is reported from New sold at that price to tho New York York. By the buraing of a House in 'One Wrecking and Dredging Company. dteturbanco. Hundred NtdiForty-'bocond street Mra. Dame A FRAcnaAL toper proposes the follow­ Ctsmnou, IXTXJ4.M; Stoeli Steen, gJ.IOuitJT.S ; —A fight between United Statoe soldiers aud her three children periahod, the husband ing compromise tH the temperance wo­ Ncrthrrn Fattened Texaxe, JXW&l.X. Hmm aud Indians reosntiy occnrro! in Arizona, in and two children escaping. /z t men ; "O, - woman, in our hours of ter, nJOfca.®; Krd Winter, »S.S<M7.0rt. happy hunting grounds. Th e.uw, yon know we’ll do whate’er you WmuT-No. 1 Syring, JL2<S®1.X; Ko. 2 Spring. wao accidently ehcl and killed at PotoeL* few please ; we'll promise to renounce the —Heavy suite have been instituted by Now days ago, by a young sou, through the care­ sin of Bourbon, brandy, rum and gin, ftU.Ve. Kvw-No. 1 ffitjuSSic. Bxulxt-Xo. 3, »l.*0 less handling of a JdatoL and so far as to refrain (nxoept when Homes In the Near West. —Nearly WX> persona were in attendance on —Ono hundred and sixty thousand dollars tempted) from champagne; bnt have the Canal Convention which met in Bock Island, Bl. On tho recommendation of al Brownaville, Tenn. . some mercy, do, my dear, and leave, the Committee on Credentials, »J1 psnuma oh, leave ns lager Iwer !” present interested bi the subject before the Fnot-a-F-rtr* end XX, Sa.3O0A.OO. Whxat—No. X The Organ ns n house hold instrument body were admitted as delegatee. Mr. J. M. bouse of Goodhue A Undcuor aud several Allen was chosen President. Ex-UeuL-Gov. residences, camring a loss of *100,000, princi-' has been rapidlygrowingin favor,and the yearly sides ore now enormous. A good Brom, of Chicago, addressed tho convention pally covered by InsuroDca. organ remains in tune, ia easily kept in at length in favor of the Kock Inland and Henorder, and blends naturally with the qual­ for tbe^Hoe printing presses, fell through an FOR REED ORGANS! ify of the voice. Theadvertiaemcntof the tho transportation question CINCINNATI. elevator-way of the Clifton House, in Chicago, Smith American Organ Co., in another and was almost instantly killed, a few days column, is referred to the considt ration of our readers. Thia house has an enviable particularly aanorting tho Ijoncfite of the —The chemical works of Chappal Bros., of reputation forgood work and fair dealing. delights of a fimt-claaa conflagration. The etrougboldn of the enemy, unable to rextet the constant, unin termi Ithig fire, mu-render to TemperancS at tie Cross Roads, gAN.aro tbs Mat and cbt qatl’ ?SSar ?u Wanted, Persons TEAS AND COFFEES From $75 to $250 per Month, B’ESf.sr.'Ln omrnend the improvement of the mouth of the MiaateeippL Mr. Hawtey*a bill, n»w beWe gaa, tbelllinote and Bock rivera,'waa Indorsed. A committee of thirteen, with Mr. Allen at their head, waa appointed to memorialize Con- With the voice of spring coma robins, risixcui. xxb HUtomtrAL. —The employing printers of New Orleans flowers, b shoal of new-fledged M. D’s., have demanded a reduction of the price of and the latest styles in caakeU. composition from GSccute to 50cents per 1.000 LlHERALFFT OF PHTHICIAM8.—It 11M lllinoio waa advisod to code tho control of tl»o Illinois river aud the Illinois and-Michigan canal as navigable highways to the Federal Government, If, in return, it would assume concede. As parage any n lock- they did riot ihsmsolrae. Tills hav r liberal course towards —The airilia cf the New Orleans printers women of Daytow, Ohio, had aucccoded in doefag only four oalooiw, 9C2 aiill remaining Bod, DETBorr. WwjUT-Bxtm, NljaaxctlH; No. 1 Itod, »1JM^ PBICF.UIW. nr wm. k. clarke. «k©«JXe- Csovsa S«n-»A»S®<J». CLRVELAND. HOUSEHOLD 1 PANACEA AXD 1 uucii , w» uiwv1*" •vo» -­ entire country during the Sammer aoa Aulntua, and roinarkaWy so daring son? of unusual heat'and dryntss. irro invariably accompanied by exteBriv© de­ rangements of too uloUiAch and It yer. and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purga^V®. warUD® a P<^orfur influence upon these various orpans, is essentially Doceasarj'. TUeru .« no cathartic fop the purpose equal to Dr- J. Walker’s Vinmiar Bittem. as they will speedily remove the darK­ colored viteld matter with which the bowels are loaded, at tho same time stimulating the secretions of the llvor, and generally restoring tho healthy functions of tho digestive organs- Fortify the body against dl-ea** by puriiying all i» fluids with Vdocab .Bittejul No opidemU can take, hold of a system thus forc-artned. Dyspepsia or Indigestion/Head­ ache, Pam to the Shoulders, Coughs Tigbtnees of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour . Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste tho Muutbr Bilious Attacks. Pal DI Uinp Portable Soda Fountains! In uitiou of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain to the region of;the Kid­ $40, $50, $75 and $100. ' ^®0<*n' DclUn,E 4X0 CHEAP. neys, and a hundred other painful toms, are the offsprings of DyspepsiaOno bottle wlH prove a better guarantee Shipped Heady for Use. IJLl M.oufarturnd bT J- W. CHAPMAN of iu merits than a lengthy advertise­ a CO., MAIritOX. IWb. ment. ■ . BiijSa KKXP yolk A CA^ApNIFB. Scrofula, or King’s Evil, Wto Swelliao. Vlccn, Eryripetaa, Swrifed N«M, Goitre, Scrofulom Inflammation^ Indoftat InflammatiomAf-WSiiijiiBN^ Afletfion", Old *1*37 ST A test?c 111r /<;?>.* 1 ll. IOWA AND NEBRASKA! In three. NO PAYMENTS REQUIRED, mo.'it obstinate and mtn For InfbunmMfl RheuniRtisiM.^oui on bouithold Ki'™Land 1*" “Comnluioacr. * *"4,111* C'driuK Burllurton, lox Instructor For Skin Dieses, Eruption*, Tot­ EXTERMINATORS ter, Balv-Rhenm, Blntebea, Spots, Pimple#, Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles Ring-wcMhs, ’ aho INSECTPOWDER FOB Sccrfk. Qtecotoratam of tbe.Skin, IJun.-xand DisJases of Ute Skin of whatever name or nature, arc literally dug up and <wrwl MJjaErr rr.*"11' UNHAM S Pin. Tnpe, and other Worms, FIASCOS. lurking in thesyrtem ofso many ttamstuda, arc eflectually deetrej'ed-and rumored. No system of medicine, no venuifugos, no mr- Dunham & Sons, Manufacturers, Warereemc.« kart I4tb Street, [Established IBM.J NEW YORK. For Female Complaints, tn young or old, married or angle, at the dawn of wv- Entirety of Halal, are tl>e only FOR REEI> 0RGA5K. An excellent and attractive tad those who need a short and easy , outer nnwx * cu. tbougli lhev are not ormt arc made known to •UpCfenpu,. Aiw. Dr. Wilhoft'h Asn-Pimiomc oh Fk tzs and AocbToxic!—Wilhoit's Tonic has en- to pay them their waged for February. The tabli.hod itself as tha real infallible chiUcure. It te universally adxuitted tn ta the only reha- Sassi LINIMENT, i HOUSEHOLD l'*NACEl THE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO. id Chronic a* (Ley ndvauca is*' to bandysis of tho Boweia. --x-n fu».v. agafert ttjta'ttUh dutf >13 kuax Bittbm occMioaolly. Orient Safety Lamps, Dollar JlDis- • F have .in the tent and Intonmttent lhe Blood, Liver, KM these Bitters have no ee are caused by Vitiated ] Bteod when* ever you find ita impurities bnrating thrpugh tho Ain 1n Pimples, ErupUoua, or Son.*; cleanse It when yon find it atatnmUxl and »lu«i«h in thevehu:; dtatwe it wheat it te fouhyour feelings will toll Ton wtaa. Keep lhe blood pure, and tho health of tbe sysleiu will follow. AGENTS MAKE $10 A DAY FAMILY the aaUMteb- FOlAtMAL. NBwMellioftforRBfiaorEans’ Clarke's Of the niUoual banks . tradicte the prevalent remedies ie their opposition to p ___________________ __________ J them. Wo have always had confidence In the huuorablo motives of our moflical mon, and arc glad <o WantecHAgents. ORGAN AT HOME! Fried iu tax. UM. Q'h, «100. Oitt, MOO WMtr Nkhixaa, LS; Ko. Ipnhlimuton. —The lady crusaders ofi Springfield, IU , against them by r flrunkartl’s wjf«. MILWAUKEE. Aokkts desiring to canvass for popu ■ ♦1K.00CL, . . , _ _______ -A^large portipH pf ih» bnrineea pmiof 1st, uuick-atUina,t tiandard i*orfa, as •‘Art of Money-Making," bv Mills, etc , see Card of 'Al Broomhall, Muscatine, la. Wants, Housekeeper’s Friend. WMflOML Bilious. Remittent and-Intel* mittent Fevero, which arc m preva­ lent in the valleys of otjr great rivers throughout the Unltod States, eraWte. those of the Mississippi, Ohio, MhTOtir^*- _.aloguefor 1874 will be nkw maps, ch*kt» NEWtaxa. Illinois’,om»*?£ NASBY wttssrr'L* Uvc, and Aflti-Bilten*. ' Grateful Thoufumds proclaim Vin­ egar Bitters tha most wonderful luvigorant that ever auxtaioed tho ttaking xystent. . ’ WALLACE A SONS, NOVELTY PRIITIN8 PRESSES UTASLISHED FASOLY LINIMENT. walrtxl tn taM a Stela Convention Lu May. -Hwuinatwua by the Frwideu'; Daniel B. Ciiffe, Collector of Internal Revenue, Fourth DiatrioUrfTMmMMM; Carlin itoaaouw, Ite­ rative erf Public Momya. at CaWker City, Kan. REAELT A SDARTER OF A CENTURY. 50,000 ORGANS SOLDI! Ovor 10,000 tn Vse. BEMJ. O. WOODS, MILLIONS OF ACRES FARM BSGIMffl. An Organ Leading 3,000 Singersl in xkbiiaSka.. LANE 6l BODLEY. NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. ] Tm Tears Credit. Interest c*ly « per cent The Beat J’cA-table Farm ! THE PIONEER tte dcAosm \UHKX WKtryWQ TO ADVFMTISKVM. VW pil-WM- my ,«u «nw the advrrlteewemi ,2N E <fc BODLEY appHeeuon. BUY J. & ?. COATS’ BLACK TIM fig w IAM] � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-04-10.pdf.pdf d7a605a9e56fe307916d342ee9b2d07f PDF Text Text Be ^aslirille 35rws ADVEXT1SU0 RATES: >, Barry County, .Mich., ORNO STRONG. “ Progression. No Retrograding.” TEX«Sj »l.WrEUlSKCM, VOL. I. to-night; we’ll drop the keys overboard and make an end of them.” Before tllta doom, however, had been carried into effect, a claimant appeared lor the bunch of key*. They were not mine, it seemed, but nurse's—Nurse A DOWN KA ST JAR. Mayoock's. Nurse came in with het youngest charge quite .breathless at the danger she had escaped, “Lor! whatever should I have done if master had thrown my keys away?” She is a comely old lady, of dignified presence, with a brown fare and a hand­ some double chin, aquiline noae, which approaches the chiu more closely than of old, owing to her lack of teeth ; a very dramatic woman, mind^m, full of •action and gesture; with it all, a very comfortable, motherly body. “ You’re quitesure they are your keys, nurse ?” said my wife. “BlfeM you, yes, ma’m," said nurse, sinking down into a chair. She is not strong on her pins, and we don’t exact rigid ceremony from her. “ Why, I can tell you the history of the whole Tur trivial thlora whteh you clux^e t<> build up t , ' ’ JIRS. MA YCOC1TS KEYS. For some years I have been the owner of a bunch of keys—a good big bunch, of which, however, oily two were prac­ ticable. For a long time I had resolved to sort that bunch of keys, most of which were waifa and strays. There were two or three latch-keys, one, I verily believe, of a house in London nt which I lived fifteen years ago ; one of a house in Brighton long green up dii» manibtu. Memory refuses to affix titles to the rest. At last, however, a happy fate has relieved me of the in­ cubus of this useless bunch of meta). A change of residence has deprived me of the two last working keys, and left me unencumbered. Of what use are keys to me'?. I have never more money than I can conveniently carry in my pocket. The few letters that I receive all the world, is ^el«nne to read ; they orc read extensively in the house­ hold, I know. I have long since thrown open my skeleton cupboard, and finding the grizzly specter I dreaded a mere harmless joist of some decayed old building, with a few laths nailed across it, simulating ribs and vertebrw, I have burnt it upon the domestic hearth and scattered its adws to the four winds. Thus, bare as my cupboards may be, they orc at least dean and white wnNhed And my soul is emancipated from locks and keys. In this state of happy freedom I was one day sitting by the open window, stoukiug the fragrant matutinal pipe, and conning over the TYmea, placidly conscious of the pleasant morning sounds and sights ; bolls jangling softly from the town hard by, the clank of a scythe in a field below, the cry of the mon with the vegetab!c»-cart ; dog barking, fowls clucking, children at play —according to one of the Welsh triads, the three signs of an inhabited connin-. It was a leisure time with everybody at home. My wife seemed for once to be in nn idle • mood. Sailors, you know, when there comes an idle, time—when the wind blows fair and steady, and the sails draw as evenly as if they were molded in papicr.niaehe; when oil the sheets aje' belayed, and they have finished coiling little repe* round big ones ; when the First Lieutenant wears an unruffled brow, and the boatawain has ceased from piping, and there is nothing whatever to do—Jock and Tom proceed forthwith to ovcrnnnl their chests. So with women, I think—some­ thing, in idle moments, they will over­ haul; in thia cue the work-bokek Ends of ribbon are sorted, bits of laoe turned over and mentally appraised, holf-finisfied undertakings are sighed ov<t ; the eldest daughter looking grave­ ly on, with a view to the welfare of Aer eldfs t daughter Dolly. At the bottom of the basket is a doftrie of uucomiidercd trifles. . “ Ned, here's something of yottts/’the wife oays ; “here's a bunch of keys I" Mrs. Maycock, like other story-tellers I know, requires very delicate handling. If you let her sec that you expect a story from her, she either shuts up altogether or spoils her talc by over-effort. She must be left to herself and gently in­ dined to discourse of her experiences. To be heard in full perfection, her narrative must flow naturally from surround­ ing circumstances. With the late lamented Mayco. k I had no personal acquaintance; but I formed a vivid mental picture of him j from his widow's occasional descrip­ tion*. He was thin and sbimII, rather lame, a reserved, fiery-tempered man, who had a vivid sense of bis own dig­ nity and a rather contemptuous opinion of the female sex. He was an upper workman of some sort, earning good wages and laying by a little money—a valuable mon in his own way, and well thought of by his employers. To return to nurse. Her attention is diverted for a moment by the youngster on her lap, who makes u desperate pull at her c-np-strings, and almout succeeds in demolishing that elaborate fabric. " Bkss his little'ort,” cried nurse; “ ain’t he playful, sir. He do take after you, do Master Ralf.” “ I don't see it all," raid the wife, “I don’t see the least resemblance." “ But look at his eyes, ma'am, and then at his little ways ; oh, he do take after master, • surely. Then ho is so ond of books." ’ “ Fond of books, is he ?” said I, with a downing interest in the little chap. " He is fond qL books," continued nurse, with pride.- "He’s tortd all the leave* out of mine.” His father shuddered, and thought he had better be taken away. " But about the keys, sir, as I was telling you the way I knows ’em. This here one with the ’ole in it is the key of my cheat of drawero. And these two just alike—ah, yon sees them two to­ gether, sir?” “ Yea, I see them." “ Well, one of them was poor May­ cock's key—the key of his box, where be kep* all his treasures; and, sir, he just were careful of this here key ; and this one," went on the nurse, with a twinkle in her eye, “ I had made a pur­ pose exactly like the other, so that I could get at Maycock’s box whenever I pleased.” Mrs. Maycock laughed a jolly langb, in which I joined. Perhaps if I had owned a bunch of keys of my own, I should not have laughed so' freely. The wife looked doubtfully at the eldest daughter. Was Ibero any fear of such loose principles being infec­ tious? “ Maycock was very strict, you see, ma’m," went uu nurse, “ and very stingy .about his money. So ranch a week doled out regular every Saturday, and no more if you dies for it, and* ofk n enough it wouldn’t run to it Every week a pound; and whether I was brought to i>ed, or whatever happened, there was no more. So I contrived this here key as would open his box, and when T really couldn't .manage any other way, I’d used to unlock May­ cock’s box and taka out a snvrin ; never no more than that, I assure you, ma’m. And I don't think he missed it ever I H* took out his money every now and then, when it growd to be a big lump, and divested it somewhere, and then he’d frown and shake his head over his box, sometimes, as if he couldn’t make it wine right ; but he nevfr said any thing to me, no more did I to him ; no, and never breathed a syllable to any living soul how I managed it" Here Mrs. Maycock took breath, and then went on: “ But one day I wanted something very bad for my second little girl—a cloak, -or a hood, or something ; I went to his box and took out a auvrin. H'» NO. 28. NASHVILLE,'BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL 11), 1874, -COMURKB8I0NAL SUMMARY. there’d tie a desperate talk I So what docs I do but I gets hold of a new farden, .. Monday, Moreh 30.—Snate.—A bill for ths and I ilip* it into the box along with the two suvrins ; and glad I w» I done it, for presently in comes Maycock' reported by O«!«al-y from talite*., ..The Senate n looking as black as you please. 4 Master’s off to Bipchester,’ rays he, ' and left word as I’m to follow him, but be ain’t left me the money for.ex­ penses. Perhaps it’ll be a fortnight’s job,’ says he. “ What will you do, Maycock ?” *ays I. Says he : ‘I must borrow some of my own money.’ ‘Oh,’says I, feeling quite faint; but then again, thinks I, he’ll never notice it, . “Well, his train didn't go afore a ....Tk« MH for the payment quarter past seven ; but yon never did tetdaVflte and Portland Cun see how he fidgeted. It wasn’t five o’clock then, but every minute ho calls out, ‘ Jane, I must have a shirt and a pair of stockings ; p'raps I shan’t get home next'&atnrday.’ ‘Jane,’says he, • will you look after that ?’ ‘.All right/ •Ututrd. Kaltey objected to making U Uoo. Garfield thru objected to the toll, cays I. Well, in another quarter of an withdrawn. hour, 'he aay again, ‘Jane,’ says he, ‘ how about that shirt and pair of stock­ ings ?' ‘ Bless your ’art,’ says I, ‘ don’t fidget like that;’ and then he shuts up for ten minutes and begins again. ‘Jane,’ says he, ‘ ain’t it time to be get­ Morrill ting ready ?' And to he krpt all on, that I was thankful when the time came for him to start. ’•'-WcU,-good-by, old woman,’ he says, and gives me a kiss, and thrusts something into my hand, a"d away he goes; and what do you think he’d left me, ma’m? Why, the very identical new farden as I’d put into the box t" Trivial as this story of Mrs. ^lay- •hail be taken at par. Rejected—U to St. amendment by Bueiinsbatti proridluf for the cock’s may appear, it bears such an excel­ lent moral that I make no apology for thus giving it to the world.—Iklffr i’ in. _______________ UP A TREE. One Hight, recently, young Mullen, of New Castle, who /eared that the Indy he loved" was entertaining an ad­ mirer, determined to climb a tree in the yard, from which he could see into the sitting-room in the second story, where the young woman war supposed to be. ' Just as he got himself fixed in n com­ fortable position coptmandiog the win­ dow, some one upon the inside pulled the curtain down. Then Mullan made up his mind to descend. It waa very i dark, but just os he began to slide down the trunk, Mullen beard a dog barking furiously beneath, and,, looking down, he saw a huge animal capering about, apparent’y very eager to nip Mr. Jul­ ien's legs. Then Mullen suddenly ! climbed up the tree again, and endeav­ ored to drive the dog off, but the more he spoke to the brute, the more it danced mound and barked. Then Mullen came down ns low ns be dared, and tried to coax the animal, but this only made him hop about and howl more furiously than ever. So it became air­ parent that Mullen would have to spend the night in the tree." Ute fixed himself as comfortably os he could in a crotch of the limbs, and kicked his legs, and moved his arms, to keep himself from freezing to death. Several times, when he thought the dog was asleep, he at­ tempted to descend, but each time the brute awoke, and began to caper about. By the time daylight arrived, Mullen was so benumbed with cold that he could hardly use his hands ; but, as the sky grew brighter, ho loaned over to ex­ amine his persecutor, and, to hit amaze­ ment, he found that it was his own dog, which, unknown to him, had followed him to. the tree, and had barked and capered only to express his delight at the prospect of Mullen coming down and going home. The suddenness with which Mullen reached the ground is said to have been remarkable, and the language used by him bad. He han some of the rheumatism which he got on that night in his bones yet PORTABLE FIRE. If they have any - trouble now in I kindling fires in Great Britain, it will i not l»e for want of a scientific prepara­ tion for that purpose. The following is an abstract of a specification for “ mak­ ing portable fires" lately filed in the British patent office : “ A paper boxin an obtuse taper or circle form, with a circlet hole in the bottom, inclosed within six or more strips' of wood of various sizes placed on a spiral wire and bound round the strips of the wood in Dotaliis with who, ilu ti dipped in resin, pitch or tar, three or four shav­ ings "I wood dipped in flammable liquid, then placed in the bottom of. the box, filled ronnd with coal or coke, a paper lid sealed up with a circlet hole iu the lid of the box. Also sc«ure the same by separating the invention for lighting ordinary Aren made as above." As we hear nothing of any attempt t* protect this invention in the United States, we presume our readers can use it without'having to pay a royalty. being dawtad to the legitimate purjnaea at the Gor> Wkixesday, April 1.—Smalr.—Another day U»> pablle Uuita of the t'nllr<1 Italtir-y prrveDted ■ eonulrr •taleuiexit »ud rrply i I hr Rrpub.!eati Oatral CciunittUo it Soot ti Can Tul-khdxt, April 2.—Senate.—The House Committee on bill la the Tolesraj* bill ■ at drtaU... --------------------- —___ of tho bill to provbU‘ fur lb» Wtl-tupUcn au<l relaaua of I'nllrd HUtoa notea, and for fr»e baukinit. Xo J«u than •ewm different propoalUora were offered and toted upon, all of which were rvjeetrd except that at Mrrnrr.ou, tnereaalof the National Bank circula­ te iw.uava'u. 1 nia wa. adopted oy a vote at 33 to W. Toe to tranafar or radlatribnto aiuooft the Wrateru and Noulheru Htaioa |SO,UOO.UOU of BRIRF MENTION. Tiiuze ladies edit papers in Iowa. The Kansas wheat crop is in splendid condition. Tira Granger epidemic is breaking out over East Tennessee. Thz coal fields in Ohio, as they are now worked, will not be exhausted for 51,200 year*. Mobs ocean steamers sail from New York in one year than from any other port of the world. The tomb of Caleb Cushing’s wife, who died 40 years ago, is inscribed, “ To my only wife.". The wholesale liquor trade of Cleve­ land has fallen off 50 per cent under the influence of the crusaderr. Pennaj Iranla. Thb newest paper 1n Kentucky is not Maryland... Wlaoou ala.... an organ. Its motto ia, “ Devoted to Other Htatea.. the interests of the proprietor." HOWS OX TUX LAWYERS. Miss Pheebe Oozaens, a lady of refine­ intent and intellect, has practiced law in St. Louis for four year*. She says : io me ; J don't want them; shouldn't *' In her four Tears’ experience she has found lawyers to bo coarse, low­ •• Then what shall 1 do with them ! I bred, and greatly addicted to chewing can't leave them in my work-basket." anil smoking tobacco ; judges to be ig­ “ Throw them away.” norant «ad tyrannical, many of them A bunch of keys, however, are not spelling village with a • w and court­ Imo must be a nine place to live in. rooms to be an utter abomination, diirty, moment's notice. If you throw them The people are so polite that no exo."* Dltb., reaing' with lb. tame, ol M •" 7“ -----. sway, yon would see them advertised in man is received in scciety, and then whiaky end bad t and filled with was oily three pounds, and when I took they execute a criminal so prettily I A mine there was only two, don’t yon we, woman mnrdercwi was recently con­ demned to be torn in pieces by bullcxika, Ak old bachelor, in counseling a lijnkn 1, perhaps he’ll and her accomplices to be cnicifieJ, young friend, cwittioned him in this I he’s sure to recollect wise : “ Ne'er take a wife till thou {i*at rrsy. a bouss land a ftre) to put her in.’' ' there before, Mid then '■ Luoi Herr, wr'n going (,n fhe am m ONE GLASS MOJIX.' Witala i.MO.OOO a^nsoo .. ^soo.ooo .. l.OQU.OOQ .. 7.CU0.W0 It will take at least twenty years more The quantity of grain required for to build the spires of Cologne Cathedral this manufacture, reckoning 3f gallons to the required altitude of six hundred the bushel, is 19,216,045 bushels— feet namely, Indian.com, 80 per cent., 15,­ More than one-half of the whole 372,836 bushels ; rye and wheat, 15 per number of children attending the pub­ cent., 2,882,406, bushels; and malt, 5 lic schools of Milwaukee study Gerper cent., 990,303 bushels. The latter is equal to over 1,000,000 bushels of Hai-ft Pera! She has lately dircov- barley. erod new deposits of guano, which will The farmer can better understand the mory than pay her foreign debt of fil80,- importance of this point, if wo give 000,000. • the value in dollars and cents: Fob pure grit and long-continued pa­ tience, you want to go to Toledo. A young lady in that town has sent 146 pieces of poetry to a newspaper, and Total.. though all have been rejected, she is ■ The value of the spirits, at $1 a gal­ struggling with another. lon, would be, according to the above The Memphis Appeal compares the showing, S68.256.156. temperance crusade with “ the little Reckoning 33 j bushels of coal as re­ snowball started Trom the summit of the quired for every 100 bushels of grain, 'Alps, which increases in bulk until it we have a total of 6,405,333 btuhels'of becomes *u irresistible power, •rushing coal, which, at 16 cents a bushel, gives everything in its pathway.” $1,024,853.28. Gov. Bkvebiixie, of Illinois, being a There are about 1,347 rectifiers in the strict church member, has tabooed United States, and 7,816 wholesale deal­ dancing at his receptions, and Mrs. ers, who, allowing 6 men for each, em­ Beveridge is said to be prominently in­ ploy 54,978 perHonH, whose pay, at $75 terested in the* project of the ladies to a month, amount* to $49,480,200 a year. inaugurate the woman’s temperance Besides, there is, of course, a large movemexft at the State capital. army of retail dealers, whose number “The Lord Raleigh grapowine,” it is hardly possible to compute. For which was growing when Sir Walter the above 68/256,156 galloon, 1,706,000 landed at Roanoke island in 1610, and barrels are necessary, which at $2 a was then bat three inches in diameter, barrel represent $3,412,000. Wooden is now spoken of as one of the largest hoops are now but little-mad. The vines in the world. It covers one and a coat of the iron hoops which ore now half acres, and last year yielded forty- URUoIly employed ia about one-fourth six barrels of wine—1,840 gallons in all the value of the barrel. —which sold for S3 per gallon, yielding Fof the transportation of this vast S3,680. bulk at least ten horses are required for Oxe of the irrepressible bores, who each distillery—in all, 5.43U horses. profess to know every literary man in The value of these horses, reckoned at London, met a well-known writer for $125 each, is $678,750. Besides, there, the press the other day, ond claimed is still a multitude of drays and other acquaintanceship. “ We supped to­ vehicles needed, the number of which gether one night lost Christmas," sail it is impossible to reckon. he; M if yon remember, there was n The internal revenue taxes from this stuffed turkey." “I remember the tur­ business amount to $49,92-1,052.48 an­ key very well, but I cannot say that I nually, and the import duties at$8,remember you," was the cutting reply. 714,400. The curse of intoxicating drinks is strikingly indicated in these words of BOTTLED SENTENCES. Gov. Washburn, of Massachusetts: Many ingenious methods are recom­ “ Three-foarths^f the inmates in our mended by the Cornhill Magazine for penal and reformatory institutions ore the writing of those delicate and loving chargeable to the account against ardent missives which youth in springtime de­ spirits. The majority of murders, in­ sire that no other eyes but theirs should cendiaries and social corruption, is behold. Ovid advised young ladies to chargeable to the same account. ” This deceive all prying eyes by u letter writ­ is nn official statement to the law-mak­ ten with sour milk. An ink is also rec­ ing power. ommended to be used, with the ichor of WONDKUS OF THE WORLD. The seven wonders of the world are among the traditions of childhoou, and yet it is a rt njnrkublc fact that ninetynine persons of one hundred who might be asked the question could not name i the MU to them. They are : 1. Th j Pyramids—the mystery of the past, the enigma of the present, and the enduring for the future ages of the world. 2. The Temple, the walls and hanging gardens of Babylon, the most celebrated city of Assyria, and the reridenee of tiie Kings of that country after the de­ struction of Ninevah. 8. The Chryselephantine statue of' Fmdat, April 8.—Senate.—Harvey presented LIQUOR STATISTICS. , The Cincinnati - Volketfrcund prints some interesting statistics of the liquor trade, from which we learn that during the year ending June 30, 1872, there were in all 445 distilleries in the United States, which manufactured 68,275,745 gallon* of spirits, and during the year ending June 30, 1873, there were 68,­ 236,567 gallons manufactured. Taking both years as a basis, - we have about 68,256,156 gallons for the current year. The proportion among the different State* is a* follows: Ohto... r.ouoooo 3U.0UI.UW A womax's VARIETIES. pride and a sailor's guide -•-The needle. Who is the oldest lunatic on record ? Time out of mind. Why is a blush like • little girl?— Because it becomes a woman. When is a young lady like a music­ book ?—When she is full of airs. If you wish to hear anything further from the Virginias drop her a line. It unsaid that an Irishman after ho had seen the numerous hills and moun­ tain ranges of New Hampshire, ex­ claimed: “Bedad, I never was in s country before where they had so much land that they had to stack it.” A gentlemax seeing an Irishman fencing in a very barren and desolate piece of land, said : “ What are you fencing in that for. Fat? A flock of sheep would starve to death, on that land." And shtire, your honor, wasn’t I fencing it to keep the poor critters out ?" replied Pat. “ If you don’t see what you want, ask for it,” is posted up in a conspicuous place in r Logansport grocery. A native stepped into the establishment last week. He saw the card and remarked, •• I want a ten-dollar bill, and I don’t see it." “Neither do I,” was the la­ conic reply. The native looked further, but he advised the grocer to “ take down that sign.” Scientific men say that if pianos stand north and sotith, the tone of the instrument is much improved. This is true—especially when the piano is thumped by a learner. About one hun­ dred and fifty miles north and south of you is the proper position for the in­ strument to stand when being manipu­ lated by a young thing taking her first lesson*. Tira following dialogue was overheard in Vicksburg : “ Say, Jim, I'se noticed somefin* in dis town,.is you?’’ “I dunno whedder I is or no, Bi; what is it?** “Its dis : Is you noticed when a strange darky come here, du*, 'mounts to somefin’, de white folk* say, ‘ Who's dat col­ ored man?' but de collud people say, • Who is dat nigga ?’ Jim, » nigger ain't got no Ecnse, nohow," “ Dat’s so, Si, sho’s yer born." Dtraixo the prevalence of cholera, the Roman authorities punched and fumigated all letters from suspected glow-worms. This sure recipe may bo places, but one of the clerical town read by the moon or stars, and is suitable councilors complained of their incon­ for young persons who intend to subsist sistency, for while they were so particu­ during the honeymoon on roasted but­ lar about letters, they allowed telegrams terflies. Billet donx may also be writ­ to come in without fumigation. Notic­ ten on the inside of a scabbard, or an ing an incredulous smile, a* he sup­ armor, a bullet, an egg, or rolled up in posed, on the face* of some of his audi­ a hollow stick. They may also be con­ ence, he drew several telegrams fnm cealed in a lady’s hair. Considering his pocket, and threw them on the the vnstness of that subject nowadays, council-table, saying, “ Gentlemen, you there is some chance of the billet being seem to doubt it; there, then, is the lost A learned Dutchman recommends evidence.’’ a hazel nut But the greatest plan of SKWING-MACnrXK DECISION. all is the following, given with all gravity by the learned pundit: Lit a Judge Brown, of Baltimore, has given man breathe forth the words, “ I love a decision in a sewing-machine suit that you” in. a hollow cane, hermetically may be interesting to thousand* who sealed at the farthest end; then bottle are laboring to pay for their machines it up. When the young lady receives by installments. A Miss Barker bought the cane, removes the seal, and applies a sewing-machine on the installment the end thereof to her delicate ear, she plan, signing a contract by which she will hear the identical word* as given agreed to pay a certain sum per month by her Lord Mortimer. She must not, for the use of the machine, and the however, mistake her lover for a stick, company agreed to execute a bill of sale *H that might lead to a commencement whvn the wholeprice had been received. of hostilities. Among other relics in a The installments were promptly handed celebrated church at Madrid is pre­ over by Miss Barker until only five dol­ ______ _ served in crystal a grant given by Joseph, lars remained due. She wo* preventc I lu tite pxeoution of his trado. Bottied from paying this by sickness, and the sentences are, therefore, much older company sued out a writ of replevin. than bottled stout, or even the demon A Justice of the Peace decided in favor who is supposed to hare his habitation of the defendant, but Judge Brown, of in ths bottle. the City Court, reversed the judgment, and ruled that the company was entitled Oirs of those dreadful statisticians, to the machhw and all the money paid a Frenchman thia time, has worked out on it. the probable performances of the aver­ GO WEST. age msn of fifty years of age. He Jupit r Olympus, the most renowned ■work of Pbidiis, the illustriolv 'artist of Greece. The statue was formed of gold, and was sitting on a throne al­ most touching the summit of the tem­ ple, which was seventy feet high. 4. The Temple of Diana.* at Ephesus, which was 220 yeai* ip building, and which was 425 feet in length and 220 in breadth, and supported by 127 marble cxilumna of the Ionic order, 60 tact high. 5. The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, erected to the memory of Mausolns, the King of Coria, by his wife Artem aria, B. C. 358. 0. The Pham*, at Alexandria, a light­ house erected by Ptolemy Soler at the entrance of the harbor of Alexandria. It wan 459 feet high, and could be seen at a distance of 100 mile*, and upon it finds that during that period said “ aver­ ~ m^nbed, "Kiag J-loUrar. io U. age man *’ lias slept 6,000 days, worked __a_ *u_ : tfor — al — bsnefit of _» 6,500 days, walked 800 days, amused gods, thf ----eayiors, the himself 4,000 days, spent 1,500 dajs in sailors.” 7. The Coloasus at Rhodes, a brazen eating, and been sick 500 day*. £ta image of Apollo, 105 Grecian feet in has eaten 17,000 ponrnbt of breaoj. height, and Ineatcd at tlifl entrance of 16,000 pounds of meat, 4,600 pound* of’ om of the harbors of the city of Rhodes. A Nebraska journal invitingly says : “ Who says farmer* cannot get rich in this State? Fifteen years ago a young man own to this State without a dollar of the State, currying with hi^f^“m one dollar and thirty-rij^ aaviuga of fifteen frugal lit* Come W«n, Toa»«rS«i, <»n» W«V’ ' �to b suicide, hut uo cause tor such i action her part is known to I ! weekly literary paper, which would isted. ' : aoon start him. liquor*. The provision* regulating A Detroit hold keeper writes hte ! 1 An exchange, asys that woman’a lh-»c are very carefully ’ draws. own Mbill of fare,” thereby saving ! sphere »• marriage. We never aaw Only those wfoae princi|Htl htuinera the cost of printing. It annoiinces j one yet that had any fear about it. "Coffee, soupe, joule befe. fnde ham, Thirteen broken arm* and legs in hoy4fckanJ bakl. potaty*, (ride coui •!»tten <0. 1*74 Portland attest puddtrr iami mins pie.” to We h»va ou hand a fine slock at •nd health, READY MADE CLOTHING, the fad that the test wa» a good winter for sliding On the 6tb iust.two young nveu of in a citv >»r inciirptirmed village, with Hillsda/e,*h«tit eighteen'* years of ago, down hill. A burglar was found! neer’a man’s twn or more Sufficient sureties; which named Luther Van Fleet and George bond in order to !»-• valid, must be Shafter, were duck hunting with a W in Philadelphia, excused himself I ic»M ilidufAon in a township, or $100 STTST-AJEJsT Lain, Km ml CWina’i turn, ROUE IISTIT8TI0ISI n<»l»r »» ed by township hoard or ctey boet on Sand Lake, and Shafer, in on the cround that be wa» looking for | council. Ii binds th* nignrr loaell no taking the gun from (he' bottom of i hi* dog. ? liquor, except for medicine, for scien the boat, caused the wrojioti to dis-1 Texas Judge* aye aeeomodating Ufic, mechanical or inanufeelnrfag ch’irge.-whidi not only carried aw«y • fellow*. One of then who fined a imrposr*, Or wine far s-icramental his own thumb h-.t • instantly killed ; mnn three hundred dollars trok a use ; no* to sell Io a minor wbLout his companion.. Tne hall entered ' Iweuiv-didter mute and called it the.written order of father or mother, Van Fleet’* head just back of th • guardian or firmly phymrinn; nor to ear aud pissed through and out the A Delaware man committed suicide any’person in the habit of getting other side. He feel into '-the water, simply- because some one left a bas­ intoxicated. It also binds Hie sig er but Shafer pulled him into hi* boat ket and a baby on his front step. Ho to keep a book in which he ahull and rowed him tb shore before help was afraid his wife would object to record the names ol nil pcrscyi-c who arrived. Both parties reside ia Allen step clp.dren.. buy liquors, the kind and the declared Township. • object for which it was purchased. If Theclifor of an Indiana papet got [lytap ’he I ond is oner - vioteten.it shall be day and his no proteettoa against the law after it* married (he other IL-w cbetrfutl, how full oftb*ak*givfag ? Wifeli- Burriod b*n*»th the iwH grrntad whteh-v* will cl*** CASH. Take yOUT Home NeWSpaper—the " DRESS NASHVILLE NEWS Notions, Boots, Shoes, A Live Local Paper. HEADQUARTERS Ajid a full line of »i drtiiou. it shnlt Im- the duty of the bride wm *n lovely that the minister •druggist i<> q<i -aii *n the purchaser ns handed her over the five dollar* he ■ the tuu* fur which the liquor, is had received for tying-the knot, ex­ Tlie laws against the -manufacture mended an I the penally ’or answer GRAND Rim YiLLET DIHSlON. pressing a desire that she purchase a ward building up eomo town ip which you f >'«ely is ihe iame as for selling Bible with the money. As a result they had a livelier time than they ’ Ann'her jxmion of the Inw provides expected, for they wont to Work with <uany do not -know what the are. • •r the recovery, by the person who the five dollar* and a two-d -liar fid­ Since the "women's movement” 'ns ’r in payment, or liy his Wife. ler, and dressed down the floor in has directed nmvenud attention to t‘ r •Iti’d porenj; "nirdion, hushond or fine style. As a consequence they teatpenince question, and the inquirgot lively and the groom got seven Ha* opened at the old aland pf-C. B. Richie* as to then provisions are frequ mt. rmp.ioye, of any meney paid f<>r dollars for the mininler, which ho ardMn, hi* STOCK of well wtoeud liquors m*I I in vioLilhiu of the I w. .To anawer such inquiries we have made him take, and the fiddler two prepared a.aynop*is of the laws uf dollar* more m advance, to say n •th ­ S'ait- upon lhj< subject is all ihnl this Stale, in relation to the hquwr prohibitioi ist can desire. ing of yxtra corn juce. traffic, coraprising the following facts: •my It is related that x justice of the To which he invite* th* attention of th An enactment prehiibits the manu­ more carefully framed thnn it i* tn peace in one of the back towns of Public, He Mils facture or tale of any spirituous nr entirely prevent the manuta* Hire ol L-wis county. N. Y-, on being elect*. Fl rut Class Goods, dntoxteilin* liqtnr?, or any m xed intuxtrating liquor, or it* fair as « rd justice of the session, was asked liqiiura, a part of which i» spirituous W at ‘ we what he thought ought to be done -or infaxicating, except that sold by hevarage in the Stale. BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH! mght to do now nnd whut we intend with a m m guilty of arson. He ■druggis'*. under regulations which we to do if necessary, is to ttpply this thoiurh^ gravely for a few moments will notice hereafteg, and foreign liq­ law. Liquor dealers in Nashville, nriH then answered ho should be in Quh Paid far Product of all kindt uors imported in accordance to the who arc selling in violation of the favor uf fining the feflow and then Jaw* of the U. in their original law beware make him mnrry the girl. packages: al»o the manufacture of Vo Trouble to f*ho*v flood*. cider, wine from grapes or fruits, and A Kentucky fanner irfuscd to look sale of mtiixieatiiig liquor in thi* State Lave been so I ttte enforced that PHO VISIONS unlxwrnlly. CAPT. BOISE ©rottrir? and jfrmrijwM, beer "free from all-other intuxteatinfc liquors,” but such beer - shall not Im* at n sample sewing machine not loag Leans Monroe, the Blissfield bom ago, as he .always “sewed wheat Iry sold in les* qnanti'ies than five gal­ icidr, lins been sentenced to one year hand." He ts rela’ed to the man who in the State Prison. " lons. nor wine *nd -id jr in less quan did not want a threshing machine on -tilics than one gallon. A Toledo man was suffocated in his farm, ’* for,” raid he “give me a The penalties for t *e violation of Rev. Mcteir’s house -the law are a* follows: Every per­ gas Satur lay night. • son who sells or keeps it f.»r s:ne, shall in Detroit by harness tug or a barrel btave ,nnd I c.in make my family toe the mark ac­ the second offense, and *H>0 and Frank Stbgc. hist Safurday had cost* upon every suh.uqnent convec­ hi< foo»e tur.i utT by a «a»' in a >aw tion, nnd must'lie al once committed ■mjl near East Saginaw. tu jail until the fines add coMts are Lrir.l, ihc.Deirpit man jrho gashed 4*aid. U|kmb all convictions after the his throat last Friday night, is im­ two Grat, aa additional penalty of nut proving. 'hough he won't take nny lea* than three, or mote than six comfort in wearing paper collars this months imprisonment is prescribed. summer. A person publicly drunk nhall be Afitherin D-truir, went across the fined $5 and cost*, or imprisoned not A young lady entered a Broad way music store asked the ynung and man in attendance, “Have yon Hap­ he replied, "No, ma'am, I’m mostly troubled gwi th the nightmare.” didn’t know why she you bgild up other paper* at the expense of for Gooda rhich the cuteide world looks to judge of the country, bringing your lows to the “LIGHT RUNNING DIREST1C,” in regard to butinesa. churches, school*, etc The ■tandsid Sewing Machine of lb* nation. Th*** vrtehiag * tn«o|iine will do w*H to giv* ■■ s rail before purehntlng ohowbare. ONLY SL50 A YEAR! 05^* Those having unsettled nc counts with the latr firm ut Duwniiq Ac Little, will please call aod settli the same before they are niad< trouble and cos's. Nashville, Nov. !«», 1378. LEROY C. BOIRE. ATTENTION, ALL ! DOIWSG & AM. R'»pid* & HARDY & AIWORTE, pay the Highcrt Uarkrt Pr!*« for. He hurriedly and slamed the store door after her. POTATOES, A sermonizer made thyse remarks R. was other; but if he loses his soul—good alton junc ion, in l>y, John." In Jisnupnlj* The new firm • R CORN*.APPLES, OATS, snits, an-J the char'es of th-ir fe.-s would be two dolhrs and seventy $10) a* jart ol the costs fir- 3rmf3 'I week, and n-»w I spend Agusta, Ga. after finishing his ser­ mon and announcing a temperance fil'ccn dollars, and am hungry half meeting, said he had some cottenseed fur sale,of a new variety, which In making Lie c->mpl«int it is no­ th” time." could be had nt—at only one dollar nec **s.iry to describe the pirticula The proj»o «d Detroit river bridge per bag. liquor sold, or io slate the day on is ta tie in length 1,6.30 feet, and its Any pcraon wlw giye* aw*y liquor ।of 20il feet each, another of 375 feet, under the wheels with intent to evade this act, who and ike two nearest the Ceuadx STOCK Dahv4r*d at th sir ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE FUBHITUBS IAHUFACTOBY! of the deiciivintj’. Which, or.the person to whom, ihe height fifteen from the surface of the A Cincinnati girl can write beauti­ liquor w.uj sol-1, nr»r is it iiecess iry io river to the under side of ihe bridge. ful pietry when asleep, and also prove these pain'* on the trial Wit Il will be built (if at all) in twelve apeak three foreign langntges while net* ami jury fees need am be spins, the first being 100 fret long, unconcions of what she says. But, tendered iu ndvan *e. ihe second 375 feet, then seven sjmns after all, .it’s better to curl down LARGEST AND FINEST Glover Seed, &c.» instnn’ly killed at month** All case* anting under the law can Grand Tnnverse County. Suurd iy An unnsually thoughtful doctor be tried before jiuy justice of the oighl by fulling under the wheeics of declined to take a tee of three dollars LATH, SHINGLES, pence, mnnici|*al or police cnart, or a moving train. from a poor editor’s wife, whereupon WATER LIME, circuit, court, and it i* ma le the duly A youD.g man who was married in thn.grateful husband proposed to SALT, of city attorneys, aldeiinen, the trus­ Dct-oit six months ago has joined in send him his paper for a rear gratis, HAIR, tee* cf village* and the supervisors the di.tcusioi* of the question of family The doctor eoalden’t stand that, ao 8TU0C0, of townships, knowing of any viola­ economy, but his little contribution is he sent word to the editor he geased tion of ihe law, or on bring served far from sitisfactory -1 du not,”said he would take the the money instead ; rhkh <■ ■•hip and ratal I at bottom pri***. with affidavit of such viofaifon. to in he, "understand how it is. 1 u*>-d to and that stuck the editor. atitute wit without d«fay. figure it out, as I sat with my arm HARDY 4k AINSWORTH, Not long ago a elegyman in n coun­ The law provides for the employ­ around her waist on Sunday night*, ’ Proprietors. ment ol atloro-jy* to prosecute sin-h and nil it would then cost to live try church not a thousand railos from JACOB LENTZ Parlor, Library, Dilin, Offlet u QEMEBAL FDITDe and sweetly sleep S’ALL OD WINTEB GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE ! XvaryUiy h laviisf b* *all aad oxamlao the Mammoth Stock, eenoirtlo* of Sunday morning a lady’s hat, Airxu*h«d to order. lure come into a horsecar, scat her­ ------ ------------- - f -- । glove-* and waterproof cloak were dw«UiQg house, or - whose w»fe «r j found on the hanks of the Flint self far admiration, look happy lor child shall ra tk* complaint that he ' River, about one-fourth af a mile five minutes, and then awake up to SHROUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ dismal conciousnesB that there ba, barn r.wod-------------------------- >» » fauhiag Th. iriiolo. w.r. II the ■ INGS kept cotMMtfy on hand. d ■•!ling Im m .y b« gmjwHrd I. Uy . Mr bird. wh.. re-kle, I1 "is a rip in the middle finger of her a oath, wlwre, g,e „,fe, »h.li i„ P|uj,i0J. „ UeiuDJ i d«^hl.r Tn. rirar ww ! ws'i. d; .imj.el .nd the w.'.r in <h- mill,e«id __________________ Th. P.ll.barrb L^itr prinU >,.1T ROBERTS & ROE, thanking the public for pawt favor* aolicta cuatinuance of ihe »xme. and would • inform tb* public tbai they will Na*b ville, Mich. WOOD Crockery, Glassware, Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, AND MAPLE Stoneware, Hats and Caps, Furs, Buffalo Robes, Sugars, Teas, AD tiiis of CoHtdry Pnto lata ii W for Goods, at tie West laitet Price. G. A. TRU SUBSCRIPTION. t>. IMS. Ccffee, I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. lu adverUMmenl. up«ul« down for SUGAR O N My Cab al Praiitom i Any person who i* found intnxi- j AMEAT MARKET! FRESH MEATS. UNDERCLOTHING notill Aurora beams again. MIBRORS, PICTURES. FKA M* •tiore 2'10 feet each Two draws, Says the Milwaukee Sent'nol': AND CARDS. BRACKETS, another, who solicits or encotirnges cash having two opening* of 160 f/et "An old Milwaukee bummer, when DUSTERS, 40. AC., intemperate person* to drink, or who each, are contemplated, one being l.e read in yesterday’s Sentinel that ' ,— ----------— -—- —. .........j-,.,,..; near th* Detroit *horer«nd the other the woman in Ohib are emptying person tnnjr obtain and drink it. with j 1,400 feel further out. thus leaving barrel* of whisky iota the gutters, the intention that he shill do »t», I pt-utv of room to run a train on while pathetically exclaim'.-d, 4< What hapshall be t gjecc to the penalties of; vessels may Tuning through the COFFINS AND CASKETS, thn act. 4 ' W reoewod lb. Wane, Jactonh Saginaw R. R. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH, went out A manufacturer or “co nmon seller’' mnr.iedtoa young min he didn’t nnr. he can’t get annother. If a mm of liquor shall, on each conviction be like. ’ . looses hi* home ho can g -t another ;' fined double the amoun's above Conductor A. II Rich, nf th-.Grand it he loses his child 1*6 can ge’ an­ specified, and on all. convictions, af­ (iwt per, becaoM, perhaps it i« a Iriflt anaUor py Dreams ?' was astonished when on the following voul-savins qurstiou:' street, and sat down on the curb "My brethren, a nrin cannot nffird •ton-, while hi* daughter was being- to loose hte arm!. He’s got hut one, ter the find two, be imprisoned six citisea ahould sustain their horn* paper, Thomas McLangh'in wns run ovei cording to the law and Scripter." ton conviction, be fined $25 i d costs •»y a train of cars io Dejriiil Monday for the first offense, $5J :md costs for night, while in a bla e cfincoxicatiun. jmore than twenty days. BSl. Call and exomin* before purohaaieg are nowise interniied. . Thsrfore every g 'ed Co., H'tcb.. ea the J8lh day of October IX1IU Ilk— ' �S'l o I ES! STOVES! 5 a I STOVES I ■s SI * I have just received a full stock of DETROIT STOVES. e Also u full Every piece warranted. Ime of Agricultural Implements. 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I " i s 8 “ E “ o 2' I ■ hhUiiit b H Bi 5 C» । eh 11 n id “ S’ -S3 _______ ®_ co < o E * o c g E Em OS c o !9 I ■<3 A M 4 i r a a m z s ■3 r? E H . O " S h-S a ?h s ihH ’ nn "sjhsln|8 ? = ’ 4 -3 54= Hili' nil si 0 m ' B &*3 Ph 3 5 1 1 a-g S3 i‘=f^ pip Hp ? « M w o s o in a P5 5 si -ii’? eHit 11 mipid •y a" 0 W 8 ft p 3 s ■ X £ o a a iCrl * fl ic a­ * 1 j ■ i' B St . « M s« S3 i§ 1S I M § * 1 a" I a a a 4 a �3,000 ABH'S AV BRIEF. -LuMis Rtel, Um Ms mwpUanl III, . .rib. i>n- Jiy, whinb U tu be.dim. snulwdly by J.nwu., 1B75. Tb, o( llv, ,^nJ„ ItoHh lh— M dfieided to dons business of tor losing ♦350.WX). health. the Idood, rauring-the deposition of taberctas ami esteblishlug local scrofula Another prolifle exciting cause of the davetepiusat of scrofuloua Sleeaae of the tangs, or tuberUreHiwwl.of 15,000 jieraoii®, to Impending at pillar consumption, is Cbronfc Nasal Catarrh. Providence. The National Bank of Commerce which, has instituted proceedings In' bankruptcy against the A. A W. Sprague Matiufastmiug tubes, finally 'altaeSt- th» substance of tho these are unavailing, M to likely. 18,000 per- tor Chandler, whom-he had accused ot drunk- -Hc-ary Ward Boocher's congregation are taking steps to erect bi Brooklyn tho largest —Ooh James Mayo, the defaulting Virginia State Treasurer, has boon adjudged inmuie salf to not so often hereditary as to generally supposed. That a condition of- tow vitality ury during the mouth of March wore 8H1,liny bo transmitted from parents to children 8DS.M; diabnraemenU. *82,488.93; balance to unquestionably true. It to lids dein the Treasury April 1. *l,M2,M8.B0. fictotiey of vitality which is Inherited— —The coalminers of tho Hooking valley, a weakness which makes nutrition imperfect, and leads to the deposit of tuber­ —The national debt was reduced by cles. But thousands of peroops who inherit feeble vitality would never suffer from core pended to the official etatecneut: gumption If ths functions of the system were —Albert Garnier, in a mutch game of bill­ iards played at Sow Took the other day for tho champioDship. defeated Maurice Daly by Assembly of Illinoto, the adjourned soreion of which haa just closed. Il was 203days in sea­ rion, ala cost of *SM,f>00. The number of bills introduced was 2.1G8, of whkh 23C were . passed. Tho amount of appropriations was *5,888,289. —The 9th of June lias been ssltlod upon as the day upon which tho reunion of Aboli­ tionists will take place in Chicago. The procosdhiga will continue three days. , —The great railway lines between New York to immigranta to nearly one-half the former rates. Hie reduction is in consequence of tho breaking up of an agreement heretofore exist­ ing between tho several roads, and tho lively competition now in progreoa between them for —Jay Gould is credited with having incited the recent •trike at Susquehanna DejxiL, P». His object in this, as in tho late malicious re­ port of Auditor Dunan. also attributed to might got possession of it. —Tho Committee on Terri torice of tho NaUoual House ot BepreMUtstivcs haw almo*t unanimously agreed to recommend tho passage of a bill for Ute admission of New Mexico into the Union. —An appropriation of *1,000.000 for Ccntennlai purposes Jjab boon pawed by tho City­ Council of Philadelphia. —Several deaths from trichinosis are rcportcd from Ann Arbor and Port Huron, Mich., tho disease lieing produced in ever *instancc by eating uncooked pork. apparent ealitnate of ite coat ia $1,000 per man, but that 4a of oourae inaccu­ rate. Investigation has shown that, while to tliia force, of 80,000 mon there are 3,000 officer*, the expenao of rap­ porting the latter alone over 17,000,000, or nearly one-fourth of the entire appropriation. The House Committee on .Military Affaira mean to reduce the present force by 5,000 mtn, and thi» ia to be done 'sim­ Coax-No. Veaecfc. O*ra-No. ply by stopping the work of recruiting. Instead of twenty-five regiments of in­ fantry, five of artillery, and tan of cav­ CT NCI NX ATI. alry, the army ia hereafter to cornual of twenty regiments of infantry, four of artillery, and nine of cavalry. fl.33ut! JC. Poaa—Mess, Jie.OOttlC.25. Lrai—»S» AGENTS MAKE $10 A DAY Sellins There preparation, made '•1’lefiy from the paliveberps found on the lower nm <>T the Sierra Nevada mountains erf Califor­ nia, the medirtnal .properties of which aro extracted (herefrom -rlthout the use of Alcohol. The quAtion to almost dally asked. ‘What w the cause of tbo unparalleled success of V rxwA* BrrTXJtsr -Oar answer is, that they remove the cause of disease, and the patient re­ covers his Ixxilth. They are the groat blood puriOer and a life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator and Iwigorator, of the system. Never before in the history of the world has •indicia© been compounded poaaearinfc the remarkable Qualities of Vixraxn Bitters in beafincthe sick of even- dweaao manto bdr to. They are a gentle Purgative as a* a Tonic relieving Conrestien « IbWssWo of the Liver and Visceral Onsms, m Bihous Db. Walkek tried various extracts MILWAUKEE. from herbs and roota, without benefit. WALLACE A SONS, He noticed, however, that Alcohol, that i.»i.Bx®ijo>;:Xa.a, slMmoLmk. cobx-bu. Diseases. banc of the human race,, was used in . The properties of Dn. Walkkb’s their preparation, and he determined to HaautT-No. 3 Spring. NOVELTY V ixeq ax Bittxu are Apecient. IHanfccreuc, exclude the poison entirely Irom hiaown Carminative, Nutritiouri, Laxative, Diuretic, TOLEDO. Sracticc, so that the win of making men Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera­ The Beet Yet Inv*nte«4. runkarda, while pretending to enre For Avaatevr or BntlnrM Fnr- tive. and Anti-BUro1*** * them, should never lie at hia door. The • R. IL MaDOMALD * Co.. poa**, end uniarpaesed Air gvx•ral Job Printing. Almighty blesaed hia experimenta, end Over 10,000 la Um. DETROIT. in the Vixeoab BrmtBshe bna produced WnxxT-Eitrs,«1.61ii©L®H ;Nc. lAUHttlAUX; BENJ. O. WOODS, n pure, health-restoring.agent, which banishes disease in every form, rein­ Anrtw, *1.49X01.44#. CoBX-?o®7!»n. Oars— THE SMITH vigorates the system, nnd restores CLEVELAND. . strength to the feeblest sufforer. Theic Wheat -No. 1 Bed, *14801 A); No. 2 Be.1, is no part of life’s citadel where the fld.USH- Coax-Old, 70®71c; N»w, W©70c. enemy can moke a lodgment, that the nhl»; 1 r. Round*. 175* ESTABLISHED ter Illu*u*t*4 Calalogui ViXEGAit Bittkhs will not find him and put him io the rout Impurity of blood HOUSEHOLD NEBRASKA! is tho parent of disease ; the liver, the MILLIONS OF ACBBS OF TH1 BJUIT LAND tn stomach, tho lungs, the nerves, every PANACEA vital organ is affected primarily, from this cause, and in this direction the FAMILY Vinegab Bittebs acts with magical in­ NO PAYMENTS REQUIRED, fluence. .37 Bxecpl latsrsal, UI1 fifth V*ar. Btch &B. * LINIMENT. Waynjcsbobo, Pa., has a haunted distillery. Just the place for spirits. • HOUSEHOLD PRINTING PRESSES AMERICAN ORGAN CO. IOWAAND The Organ ns a household instrument has been rapidly growing in favor, nnd the yearly sales axe now enormous. A good organ remains in tune, is easily kept in order, nnd blends naturally with the qual­ ity of the voice. The advertisement of the Smith American Organ Co.* iu auothcr column, is referred to the consideration of our readers. This house has an enviable reputation for good work and fair dealing. Aoents desiring to canvass for popu­ lar, tptick-tclling standard irorke, ns “Art of Money-Making.” by Mills, etc., see card of A. Broomhall, Muscatine, In. KEARLY A QUARTER OF A CENTURY. 50;000 ORGANS SOLDI! PANACEA An Organ Leading 3,000 Singers! FAMILY SAW-MILLS. LINIMENT. LANE & BODLEY POKTABLE AND STATIONARY • UV i * ending th* sfiorc** of t*s p*T*uu* with 10 RNl । da. will rscetvs./rM, • b*»uUfol Chromo flUE I •“<• initructlona how to set rich, na*i-pald. UN 11 €Ms .V.»w«vCb.. I® B. «lwhlb-*L, fhito.. Pa. SAW-MILLS ‘t ' iM^ri ' h: v f ir j da. In which five persons were reported to have been lulled, telegraphed ovary the coun­ try on the lit insL, was a miserable April fool 111 ii •eph, Mo., has been arrested for sending through tho mails a portal-card bearing inde­ cent language. 1 —Mrs. Harsh F. Wilson, agsd 17, recently murdered her nncle, Hiram Aldridge, aged 20, at Oxark Mill*, Mo., by driving an ax Into his •knit Mrs. M. alleges that her uncle At­ tempted to outrage her person. —A ghastly mystery to puzzling the good people of Algonquin, Ill. Homo workmen, in cleaning onl a spring for the uso of a choose factory, dug up seven human skeletons in a shattered and broken condition There arc various speculations and theories regarding* tho affair, and a searching investigation to be­ ing instituted. Pain in tbs right side, in tho region of the • H9.H4.WT nver, and sympathetic: pain in tho shoulders and spiniij and through the lungs, is general­ ly complained of. The patient has a dry, -I B.C18.M1 hacking cough—that liver Cough! Hmall, ■ash tn th* Trnsory, crin.................... 1 B6.1213T9 minute tubercles are developed In the lungs. In Hm TreMury, curtsu*qr............... *,536,451 jwelal dspostl hcM fur Ihe ratempUou their-victim. Nothing is <ft>ue to remove tho of criilficotrs <>f drresit, a*, pvvvldml bylaw,....*..................................... 61,T90,<Mo tubercles by the ordinary treatment. Cough to only a symptom of tho disease, yet this only to aimed al in tho usual treatment. rJ.15XC9O.7-JH iliero to no rational way to cure consump­ tion except to purify tho blood. Those PecticBailroad poisonous materials in the blood which 6l.fi23.112 cause tho tubercle* must bo thrown off. by exciting tho liver to action. Vitality Interest paid by Culled State* 3L3M,(»1 mm,; be supported, thu eydem nourluteSst repaid by lras«portatk>:i of 5,501)367 tob.cd . and built np, and • tiro develop­ ment of tubercles thus prevented. Remove —Tho Woodbury cotton factory, near Bal­ tho blood poison by restoriog the action of the timore, has acceded tp the demand of.the liter, and the congh. which to only a symjitom opcrail ras. arid resumed on tho ten-hour of tho real disease, to relieved. You thereby ttrikc at thr root of incipient conrom/rfion and —Should tho proposition which passed tho curv Uw patient. From the ) ropertioa and remedial effects of United Statoo Senate on tho 2d inat., looking I my Golden Medical Discovery, tho reader will in by the House, tho on Uro pajior currency readily understand why it has been so buocosscirculation of the nation would be about *850,- fal in curing this fatal malady. With it I have arrested tho hacking and 000,000, namely, *400,000,000 of greenbacks (increase tl8.fc0.000), *400,000.000 of tiaUor.- harswing cough, tho night sweats and hectic al bank notes tincrease *te,bu0,0u0), and furor of (bo consumptive invalid, snatched from about *50,000,000 of fractional currency now tho jaws of death and restoro-J to health and happiness many who, but for my Discovery in circulation. mu it soon have fallen victims to that relentless foe. God, I believe, has instilled into tho FOLITICAL. —Following to a tabular statement of the roots and plants frdm which this wonderful balloting for United States Senator in the medicine is extracted, the healing properties, by the use of which Consumption, the scourge MaxeschuMtts Legislature: of the human family, may in its early atages bo promptly arrested and jiormaiicntly cured. I do not wish to delude, flatter, and then disap­ point the afflicted by asserting that this ran bo accomplished when the lungs ore half con­ Dave*...,............... 76 « w m sumed, as many do who, being devoid ot all Hoar............................ 7allQ,«l HI CurtU........................... 74 74,7* 74 74 6* 71.76 75.70 conscience, rim to humbag the afflicted, that Aitem* . .................... . 14 II II U 15 13 IS 1S.U ia they may sell their often worse than worthless Bcstterttif ................. 37 7i *! 4 si 4*. 41 4| 6| 5 compound*. But if my Gohlen Medical IHtcorerg to em­ —floury Howard (Bep.) has boon re-elected ployed in tho flrat or early atagns of the disease, Governor of Rhode Island without opposition. I know from ample observation, and actual —It is given out from Washington that there testa in hundreds of catea, that it will positive­ to a strong likelihood of tho Massachusetts ly arrest the di»ca>e and restore health and Legislature adjourning without uiakiiig a etrength. From it* wonderful poworovor this disease. I thought strongly of calKng choice for United States Senator, thus leaving tcrriMe it my Consumptive cure ; but from the fact vacant tho uuexpired term of Mr. Sumner. that It ie a perfect specific for th© sore throat and hoaracnees to which ministers and other public apeakora and ringers are subject, and fORKIGB. also for Bronchitis and all tererr coughi, and —Gen. Wolseley, the boro of the Achantoo is an invaluable remedy for diseases of the Liver, and alqo as a Blood Purifier, I decided expedition, has been crested a Baronet. not to apply to it a name which might mislead —Bismarck threatens to rcrignaudprevent its us© inwther diseases for which —Tho rej»ort that Henri Boebcfort and I‘a»- it is so admirably adapted. I wiah to mention cltal Grousset have oecapod from New Cale­ a most wonderful nutritive properly which it donia to confirmed. They aro now in Ans- poaeeeeea, and which ao peculiarly adapt* it to the wants of the consumptive and the scrofu­ trali— lous. 'The nutritive properties poaseesed br —Carltot accounts of tho battles before Bil- Cod Liver Oil aro trifling when com; arid with those joaaoesol by my Discovery It is aston­ to see ho* it builds up tiioBsliJ muscle, tuning a defeat, ware snceesaful at every ishing and increases the flesh anil weight of those point. They olaA* to bare inflicted a lorn of whoso aystcnui aro reduced below the usual 4.000 on the Itopubiicana, while their own cas­ standard of perfect health. The following testimonial fully confirms all that I claim for ualties do not exceed 1.000. Golden Medical Diacovory in the cure ot —Rochefort, the escaped Communist, will my Consumptiou: shortly visit America. Bleediug from Lungs, Catarrh, Bron­ —Tho steamship Nile recently foundered chitis, Consumption. A Won­ between Hong Kong and Yokohama, uid all derful Cure. her passengers, ineluding the Jepsuom Com- tx~ipSjr~ hix connection with a suit for divorce brought by Terrell’s wife. —Tlxo outlaws aro carrying a high hand in Ho wen county, Mo. A baud of thirty desper­ adoes recently took possession of West Hains, tho county-seat, and threatened tho lives of thoSheriff and other county officers. They said they liad an organization of 900 and that they would again visit Use town. Tho Gov­ ernor of the Stale has been called on for aa- ly pours off the effete, piitoonoun materials of the Hood, tho lungs, av has before been shown, become irritated. The general health x jrtfjw i CIUJtK AXD CIUHIXAIA —Col. W. G. Terrell, a well-known journal­ ist of Covington, Ky., recently ahol and killed Mr. Ijeouard Myers, a prominent member of tho Coriugton bar. Tho tragedy was enacted m to invite tbs blood to deposit its bunton of Vritad BUU. i. SO.COO tf*® «®»»* 01 MUpport 18 bi tween <30,000,000 and-§40,000,000. It ia composed of forty regipjents—twenty-five of infantry, five o{ artillery, and ten of cavalry. The siassisin miMiouere to tho Vienna Exhibition, were drowned. The number who perished le etated —Three Indian murderers were hung at Port Smith, Ark., on Friday, the 3d of April. —A letter from Havana says tho inccndiary torch Is making great havoc in the sugar rings AXD CASVALTJgS. plantations of tho island. Tho destruction of —A careless telegraph ojiorator caused the property to fearful, and to in tho most fertile part of the sugar-growing country. The tho other day, by which three |>enK>nn rcre whole patriot force on the island is estimated at 35,000. The impression prevails killed. —Another MiwJsrippl at earner exploded the that Gen. Concha will propone terms other day between Cairo and St. Louia. Throe of peace, bnt no conditions will bo accepted short of the total abandonment of tho island by the Spaniards. era seriously scalded. —There to said to lx> great improvement in tho condition of tho famino-asfiicted districts ending Aj>riJ 1 foot up •899,535. —A terrible calamity has befallen the village ot India. —England baa not heard the last of the tel, and spread with such rapidity that many Alabama claims. A movement is on foot to make Llio Government ruimbnrao the English and perished miserably. Il is believed that a sufferers by the depredations of that destruc- Huts and quarts of filthy catarrhal dis­ charges. Where does it all come from 7 The mucous membrane, lining tho chambers of the nose, and its little glands, aro dtseaiod, to that they draw from tho blood its liquid, and exposure to tho air change* it into corruption Tliifi life-liquid was to build up tho system, but it to extracted and tho system to weakened by the low. To cure, grin flesh and stretiKth by ucing Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Di»carsry, which also acts directly uihhi the*© gland*, correcting them, applying Dr. Bago's Catarrh Itemody wilb Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche, tho only method of reaching the upper rarities, where th© discharge accumu­ late* and ootnew from. cata an n or twkxtt Traits' STAXpnro cured. Sometime about laat June I commenced the ns© of yeur medicines, and they have entirely cured me of Catarrh of twenty years’ stand­ ing. lioepcctfully, Mu. 0. E. Phillips. Db Wilhoft'h Axti-Pkbi'odic on Fevxn axd aoUE Toxic!—Wdhofl'a tonic has es­ tablished itself as tho real infallible chill cure. It is nniveraally admitted to bo the only rclis-. bio ami harmless chill medicine now in use. Ite efficacy is confirmed by thousand* of cer­ tiorates of tho very best people from all part" of tho country. It cures malArious dtoraec* doctets with disgust. However, 1 obtained uno of vour circnlarn, and read it carefully, from which I camo to the couUmtion that yon nndorstood jour Imainaea, at least. I Anal ly obtained a quantity of Dr. Hago'a Catarrh Remedy, your Golden Medical Discovery and Pellet*, and commsucad their vigorous ur* •rooniing to directions. To my surprise, I of the Opposition, and great is the rejoicing soon began to improve, 'ihe Discovery and Psilate in a short time brought oat a aevorc by the Treasury Department at Washington, tlierrat among the faltlifuL —The rumor comes from Havana that a 1 fell much bettor, my appetite i»i.pn<sr>I. and I gained in strength and flesh. In tiireo veeseto lost was 4.527. The lose of life months every vestige of the (.'starth gone, amounted to 1,341 persons. and_tl»a 1-reof giving tl>e Cubans-the right to elect repre­ the Bronchitis bad nearly disappeared, bad no property aggregated *27.370,082. sentatives to the H[iauteh Cortes, and grant­ raise blood. and. contrapr to thn expectation ing tho rebellious patriots general smneeiy. —rotor Andrew Hwtseu, tho German as­ tronomer, is dead. free from Catarrh, from — A dispatch from Indis esya that incendiary red at your Lauda, knows hood of fieetamow. in the Gwalior district. thoroughly satisfied, from Two largo villages were entirely destroyed. — A London telegram announces tho death of the Duke of Dev.-usliirc. memieii tuem w very many, ana snail evi —Advices trdm the seat of war near Bilbos, speak in their prai-c. GiaiefnUy yonrs, Wm. II. fipKxri.li. P. O. Bat W1, iMuntrr. X 1’. One thing, however, is quite clear— known, and among those who know biin. no fore tbo bcriegod city, whichin-ticstes that the one would protend to qusetianbu vtat* tue.ote, JtopuVEraus have got tho worst of the three nor doubt his sound judgment. days' fighting. —Th© rwbaliten in Japan Las been complete- book*. XLU> H1OOBBAL $25wo.»£g^Sg npwi HOMOEOPATHIC DOMESTIC MEDICINE Kualnt, Kueer & Kurious ®s :«>( Kr. rTiOru FAMILY am! l*o>mc so ruu.T MTAM.t«HKt> aa the “leading Thresher" or thia Oar ami generatkm. More than aeren thousand pureluwcreand ninety thousand grain misen pronounce t licnc machine ■ kntibelt uxKQtJALLKO for grain a*ring, time earing, and money making. Foo.r nixes made, vlx: SA-tnch, 28tnch, 32-lnc-h, and 3G-lncb Cylinder*, with 6, 8, IO and 12-Horae “.'rfonnted” Power*. AI»o»<'Mr«ton‘‘alonf”ripreBaty for Mean Power, a nd improved VoKTABLF. STEAS KNGIN&S for Mmub Machines. All perron* Intending to buy Threshing Ma­ chine*. or Seiamtora “alooe.•• or Hun® Power* PHYSICIAN OUR a ,ogu°^or 1874 wi*1 bo —• 'reo to Agent* <w anpUeetloa. / MAPS. CH»Rt£ CHKIl. dkc. Our new Map* ot IHDIiLLINOIl. OHIO and NI0HI- NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPAEDIA. XKW REVI8BD BDIT10M. PROFITABLE SST EMPtOYMENT 3/p ranHi- Address W. A. Henderson & Co., Cleve­ land, 0., or St. Louis, Mo. IESKSSSK: an iron* autltlMl to AGENT8 WANTED “ %,CSS’ Tassi ___ __ t • in tie v JS5c.D.7.S“a B 2 Portable Soda Fountains ’ 8BOWK’S BROMCHtAL TMOCUKS. • 840, |50, 875 and |100. THE ELASTIC TRUSS CO. GOOD, DUKABLB AND CHBAF. Shipped Ready for Um. AQEMT3 WANTED FOB THE Wanted^Agents. S15 .W HISTORY OF THE GRANGEOBMOVEMENT THX ^EXTERMINATORS INSECT POWDER FOB amd f ARMEfTS WAR AGAINST MONOPOLIES. From $75 to IJ250 per Month, i«W“AS/»:, lg it **lli fa»l«r thaw any other ■ AT1OXAL PDBL1SHIX0 CO.. Lout*. Ho.___ ___ CAUTION. GREAT REDUCTION. TEAS AND COFFEES RHEA IM CKlLDBBX, Increased Facilities to Club Crganixcrs. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. HO! ■BWIOWA. Home* In the Near West. nkTTBK Us** st chsswer prU»*,«b«a osx he 15 tests within eiviHutlsn. A Mm incrMM. It to eitod m a rignifieanl fact of the aduation lh«t orw 14,000 BmttrMMx h*ve bvro potto pawn In om wwfc bIodo, "THE THRESHER OF THE PERIOD. torrid zone. 'toll! fit has never been known to fail. WhkxLocx, PlXLAF ± Co., Proprietors, New Orleans. Moswr and Exituiib'sck.—Five hun­ dred thonaand dollars and ,flfte«ii years' ex­ perience Lave made the National Surgical In­ stitute, Indianapolis, Ind., the largest and most beneficent of Its kind in America. It cure* annually thouaands of comm of De­ formity of ths'Spine. Limbs and Face, Catarrh, ItocuxsTEB, N. Y., Jan. 19th, 1874. Chronic Dtoeaac*. Piles and Firiula. By writ­ R. V. Putnca, M. D , Buffalo, N. Y.: ing to tho Institute a largo journal giving full Dear Sir—I had suffered from Catarrh in particulars will be sent you free—(Com. an aggravated form for abont twelve years and for several years from Bronchial trouble. Dn. A. JonNHffK, ouo of the moat oucTried many doctors and tiling* with no last­ cettMful practitioner* of his time, invented ing benefit. In May. *72. becoming nearly worn wliat is now called Johnson'* Anodyne lini­ out with excessive Editorial labors on a paper ment. The great snore** of this article in tbo In New York City, I was attacked with Bron­ cure of Bronchitis and all diseases of throat chitis in a aevero form, suffering almost a and lung* will make tho name of Johnson not less favorably, if less widely, known, than that of Loute Napoleon.—[Com. ccmpletely proetratod with Hemorrhage from the Lungs, haring four arm Urtfiing rjirlh The public aro hereby aaaured, irilhin two wrrkf, andfirrt Him inside ofnhu’ tho columns of this paper, that Par'iayt. in the September following, I improved through mhis' Purgatite PiJ.eanttXu no injurious prin­ sufficietJly to bo able to bo about, though in a but that they may be administered to very feeble stalo. My Bronchial trouble re­ ciple, children and tho most weak and shattered mained and the Catarrh wss tenfold worse than constitutions in small doses, with great cer­ before. Every effort for relief seemed fruitless. tainty of success. —(Com. , I seemed to be losing ground daily- I continued in Uns feeble state, raising blood almost drily Go to Rivkuhpk Water CHhs. Hamilton, 111. until about the first of March. 1873, wlwu I became so bad as to be entirely confined to the house. A friend rcggested ystir remedies. But 1 was extromsly rkn|>iical lust they would COGOB, COLD OB SUHS TliSOAT * buildings wcio consumed, involving a lose of —Another German Bishop (the Archbishop a quarter of a million’dollars. of Boulogne) han been placed under arrest —The Tivoli Knitling Milla, of Cohoes, N. country. —Mr. Gbutotone has, after all, thought boiUCO. Catalogue* **nt to say aSdre** on application. Trsana«rt-at.(opp.WalthaM-aL). Boston. Maa. AGENTS WANTED;;, lie* and the People1.'* unham D PIAXW. Dunham & Sons, Msnufecturers, Warenrcms, IS East IMh fcre»L (EMsbUrh. 1 IMA) MW YOM. DR. WHITTIER, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-04-17.pdf.pdf 8f8bc0dabc72a2684b32e82bda22b41a PDF Text Text Hr aWashrillr fm. 55124637 “ Progression. No Retrograding.” .-^NASHVILLE, BARRY CO , MICH., FRIDAY, APRIL 17,1874. VOL. I. THX SALOON-XFKl'NB'S MHILOQVT., Hark ’ Usey arc alajlng a hymn at the door. My gcodoaaal J never will aril any more I Hut turn temptation from every man't right. A TRUE WIFE. Upon the terrace of' the principal ho­ tel at Whitecliff, two ladies oat in con vereation, unheeding, because unaware of, a listener behind the dosed blinds of a window near. them. Nut an intention­ al listener, for he was deeply absorbed in the contents of a newly-arrived letter, when the sound of Ida own, name at­ tracted his attention. One of the pretty young ’ matrons was epeaking, and said : “ I can’t imagine how such a spark­ ling, brilliant woman as Mrs. Lancaster over came to marry that solemn piece of granite, Edward LancMtor." “ Solemn piece of granite ! Ono of our moat profound scholars, Edith ! A thorough gentleman, too, and very wealthy.” “Wealthy!" repeated the first speeaker. “ I enppose that accounts for it She * married him for his money, of course." “ And spends it royally. I can’t im^j^gine Edith Lancaster without the Bu^oundings of money. Her dresses, ’ her Jewels, her carriages, seem a very “ But she would be beautiful in a print dress and a straw hat." .“Here -she comes now, in her now yachting riresa. Is she not lovely ?” The 4atk eyes behind the closedI blinds .ollowcd the mudo direction asi tho* 5 of the two ladies. Coming towardI the hotel was a merry party, who hadI been on the water for several hours, andI prominent in a group of pretty womeni waa a tall, slender brunette, in a jauntydress of blue cashmere with gilt buttons,. and a broad hat, from underneath whichi could be seen a face of t-xquieite beauty. The perfect oval of shape, the clear, olive complexion and crimson cheeks, the regular features and large, dark, eyes, were all in an oriental style; while। the masses qf purple-black hair needed do artificial additions to wreath the small, shapely head with heavy braids. She was chatting merrily and laugh­ ing as she talked, as if youth and hap­ piness were personified in her beautiful The man who watehed Jicr from tho closed blinds was tall, broad-shouldered and strong-featured. His hair, thick and curling, was iron gray, and pilau high above a massive forehead; his eyes were deep sot, but very large and full of earnest expression. Not a hand­ some man, but one whose air of distinc • , tiou was undoubted—a man who । would be noticed in any assemblage of mm. As he watched the radiant figure in the sunlight coming toward him, the every moment, till, with a groan, he rose and went to his own room, closing the door behind him. There w» little reeemblanM to gran­ ite in hia f*c-, « u }M<xxl np this room. It worked convulsively, and the emotions that in a woman would have been vented in paxxionnie- leant found expression only in an occasional sigh that was a groan. He wad living over the last three years of hia. life, as. he walked np and down. Until that time ke had been » scholar , and comfort, aud retired agaiii to hie > study. • Between his eyes and the pages of hit to place, whyrertr'the whim sends us.. book came ever the face of the. orpluui I—I am give you nothing.” His face was ashy white, and his eyes• girt- He found himself sitting idly be• ,.foro his papers, listening for tho sound ploring look, M if entreating her pardonI of a musical voice in the passage or garden. Ho neglected his studies, to for some wrong. Sb® put her armsI count the hours between mools, about hiin, and drew him down besidei r when he met hir. ward at table. Never before had a woman’s face ar voice head upon hte broad shoulder, and put wakened even a parsing emotion in Ed­ her hand in his before she spoke. ’‘Edward, my husband," she said, ward Lancaster’s heart, and, interest once 'aroused, love ■ crept in and took gently, “ do not grieve for me. I never root, deep, strong, life-long. There ownpd jewels till you gave them to me. was no powribiHiy-of idriving away, this I waa brought up in a school of com­ The income my love, onoe it ws^ admitted. Edward parative poverty. Lancaster.knew that Edith mnstbc won father left me was gathered together at if fie was ever to know happiness in life a’cast of privation and hardship I can again. If he lost her, ho would live, never describe to you. When my father bury himself in his books once more ; died yon dune. I was never, in a house but never again could tho same peace so beautiful as Elmsgrove. I never had any one to speak to me so kindly as you he had known be found. When he told the child (she was but spoke. My father had given me an seventeen) he loved her, she nestled in education, and my teachers were fond his arms, lifted her. sweet face to his, of me, but he seldom spoke to me. 1 and promiied to be hi* wife. Ho never waa a desolate child." “ Edith! Edith !” her husband said, doubted her love, strange as it seeihed, and they were married within six tenderly. mouths of Edith’s arrival at her new “ Then you took mo home. You home. spoke to me so gently ; you cared to Once she won liis own, Edward Lan­ have me near you. You ”—Edith's caster made his wife a perfect favorite tears were falling fast—" you loved me. of fortune, fie left his dearly-beloved You, so noble, so good, so rich, stooped library to escort her to gay watering­ down to'love poor little me. Edward, places in summer, to bolls and parties nobody ever loved me in all my life but in winter. . He never counted tho coet you. You gave me every wish of my of any indulgence she craved. Her heart; but all the pleasures, all the dress waa of the costliest description ; indulgences, were nothing beside your her jewels were the envy of her circle love.” . of friends; aud she had but to name a Edward Lancaster was too much wiab to have it gratified. She waa of moved to apeak. Never before had tho sunniest temperament, child-like in Edith torn the veil from her heart as her gratitude, and flitting from pleasure she was doing now, and the certainty to pleasure as a bird flies from fruit to he was rapidly gaining that she had flowers. given lore for love was a happiness Life had been very sweet to Edward too overpowering to find vent in words. Ixincaster in the three years following “ And yet," Edith saidjuiftly, “ there his marriage, though many wondered, was always one wish ungratifled. Do seeing tho grave, elderly man, how ho not think I undervalue all the sacri­ camo to marry his ciiild wife. fices yon have made for me. I appre­ Bat os he paced his room in the ciate the care for me that has mode you Whitecliff Hotel, Edward *Lancaster leave your home, your books, to take questioned his happiness - as he had mo about in the guy world. I saw never questioned it before. . Tho letter tliat it made you happy to have me ho hdd.fost iu his clenched hand, the drees handsomely, to have me invited conversation upon the porch, combined into society and enjoy its pleasures. to probe his heart to it* core, and the But iu all these three years I have question hidijBlf there rose to tho but- scarcely seen you. I have craved a home Did Edith love him? She had been always gay,. tender, af­ fectionate, deferring to his wishes, more like a child with an indulgent father than a wife; for, as yet, but little wifely duty had been exacted of her. Of household care she had none. Her life had,been passed in perpetual ploasurc-s-eking, with no call for sacrifice. But the letter, the fateful letter, told the tender husband that the wealth ho had held so carelessly for years was gone in one great commercial crash ; one hour a num bf riches, the next a pauper'. It was all gone, his lawyer wrote, and the sale of Elmsgrove, his home, would scarcely cover the liabili? ties incurred in the post tliree years. Edith ! Edith ! That war the cry of the man's heart His darling who hod l»ecn shielded from every rude blast who had known only the brightest side of life under his'tart,'.who had married him for money, perhaps ! Had she married him for money? The thom, once planted, stung him sorely. He-was not a vain mon, but he had thought his love, so devoted, so true, had won a return. Money had been to him, all his life, so small a con­ sideration, never feeling its want, that he had never taken it into consideration, except to be glad it was his to give Edith every indulgence. And now the hateful thought rose, and pressed him surely, that Edith married him for what he had lost, and could give her no ing from the udkge, fie found Edith sewing busily upon a cloak for a yearo’id boy crowing in his cradle. Hbe held up her work for inspection. k her home, gave he: .nemed poo;live g/olth." » bowwieeper. uh. '■ Bat, child i kith ■ tabr, tor on drnuxJ. I h>n W *> B„t un. 1 dftioa. ia within the gilded ball. rrco«uitlan of a day for thn rraumpUon of ijade paynnuta failed by a majority of ft. Coakltng'a Ore»t esufuMJeu 'fcltowld, In tb« mldu of aBiendment forbidding any iucrtaac of the public wMeb, abore the tonuU and the sotee of the <icick debt muter the act waa alao voted do«n by a ma­ Speaker BUlae'e voice VM beard, »UUn« jority <>f 3....lUyard'a amendment rrpcalln* the nu«. Hitchcock, Clayton, Dorw-y. Ferry (Mich), CMdthwatte, «%I-by'.'' Anthony, Hamilton (M«l.),'BauM>W7, Hamlin,' oooper, such stupendous results, should come opinion of ditiuns wh A dbad failure. An undertaker in St. Louis has called a meeting of hia cred­ Ohx lead pencil, according to a con’ re.cmsd to Judge lloar'n epeech yeaterday, which temporary, lasts a Dubuque editor referred to the jaat action of the iToaideut. three months, but he his to have a Speaker Ulalna »ald that waa a very different mat­ now rivet in his shears every three ter. Hoar bad referred to jiubllc documenU. Dollar had Indicated a poaalbte future act. weeks. Ax Illinois editor returns thanks for a centipede sent to him by mail from Texas, “ it being,” he Says, “ the^flrst cent of any kind that we’ve received for several weeks.” returned that be The editor of the Detroit Free Frett, says a rival country editor, is one of the few journalists who can put an enemy into his mouth without fear of its steal­ ing anything. Thnrxnan, A I.ANTEUX-jawed Vermonter got aboard a steamer for the first time, and fell through the hatchway into the hold, when, being unhurt, he was heard to ex­ press his surprise : “ Well, if the domed thing aint holler I" auction la entitled to. the Beat.... ranlatton Inetrvrtlnc the Com­ Torxoar, Apnl 7.—Arnate.—The Finance The bill providing report for coed! ugly clow- vote. Without taking further act Ion Finance in Fktrid*; Jomttne tb» fencer L'niUd Slate* Court-Uotur bulidlni? ai St. Augurtlne, Ha., for ••ducal tonal parpoaco, and to promote education in the Temtortee.... by Hatt, Orth. Hereford, Mon- A BUNBKAM. The greatest of physical paradoxes is the sunbeam. It is the most potent and veraatilo force we have, and yet it behaves itself like the gentlest aud most accommodating. Nothing can fall more softly or more silently upon the earth than the rays of our great lu­ minary—not even tho feathery flukes of snow which thread their w«y through Halt, from the ComtuHtee eo the atmosphere as if they were too filmy at HUnbarftb, P« 1‘ablle Bulidlofta a«d Gniunda, reportad a till auto yield to the'demands of gravity like our chaste of water Hfta up layer utter layer into the atmosphere, raid hoiste whole riven frdm their beds, only to drop them again in snows upon the hills or in fattening shower* upon the plants. Let but the air drink in a little more sunshine at one place than another, and . it dmolatea a whole region .. in its lunatic : wrstlu The marvel is that power * ’ ' * '' " YARIJSTJES. Bbothkhs-is-uaw—The judges. itors. i fallows: Wbdxmdat, April 8.—Sfluzte.—Davis called up the rwwlutlou intgxduced by blra * few days ago, “I? Mr. Morrell tell* you. espe­ cially, that my property is sets. A hunOb.riugUi» ■er f»u«l tai. lOriftlna-.l FAITH. uay-,131. shaking him off No specific has ever been invented that hao proved effectual in eradicating him from society. You may chain him under a -pile-driver; throw a load of stone on the top of him; fire filin’*out of a 24-incb oolumbiad; grosser things. The most delicate slip of 'gold leaf, exposed as a target to the sun’s shafts, is not stirred to the ex­ tent of a hair, though an infntit’s faint­ est breath would oct it in 'tremulous motion. The tenderest of human or­ gans—the apple of the eye—though piaroed and buffeted every day by thou­ sands of sunbeams, suffers no pain dur­ ing the process, but rejoices in tlieir sweetness, blesoes the useful light. Yet a few of those rays insinuating them­ selves into a mass of iron, like tho Bri_ __ ___ t »„ j e , j ar r ___________ tannia tabular bridge, will compel the ward, what is the matter?" An impulse, a cruel one, prompted her coatly ball or dinner toilette*; *nd j closely-knit particles to separate, ami the little hands that could rest idle in j will move the whole enormQu* fabric him to test her then and there, and he luxury, glitter with valuable rings, and ' with as much ease s» a giant would a only. With large wealth, inherited u moment, before she had smoothed • from his father,-he had devoted himself from dawn to hudacL in the house-work to the acquisition of knowledge, living near her to catch her if she fainted, that women find ever .waiting them. in lus library, exetpt when be traveled, Edward Lancaster was never very alauys jn pursuit of some new light poor, and Edith never knew again the read it alL The light of merriment in upon a favorite scienoe oc study. His waste and care* of her girlhood ; but the wealth lie had lost was not restored, gravity, and some of the rich color lawyer, and hia household affaire by a faded from her ebwke. Her voiee was housekeeper, while Id* Looks were his had learn-<1 his wife's heart; deprived fur you, Edward. You will miss your of that, he found the treasure of happy, From this scholarly seclusion, st the dmneetio life, and in his new duties lie found the pleasure of making the kuowlsave some of them for you.” edge he loved pseful to uih^r*. CUNGMBBSIONA'L SUMMARY. “ Do you ? I never wore it but once —the last day we wore st Whitecliff " , “ The day," her hnnb.md answered, “ when, after an hour of doubting I found my wife had married me with the true love, for better, or worse." J li .» THK WING MA GHIKX A GUN T. The most tenacious flea upon the bare back of the body politic ia tho look him up in a.powder magarine and blow up the institution with a tuse; drop him out of a balloon ; consign him to Oshkosh; compel him to subsist on boarding-house hash and fish balls ;*ad­ minister to him a barrel of flea-bane a month, or poison him, but it’s no use; you can’t kill him. He never was born to die ; for, no matter what treatment you subject him to, he invariably turns up in front of your door, with his horse tied to the hitching post, and n ma­ chine on tho stoop, and before yon have any settled opinion as to whether you are yourself or somebody else, ho has dragged that machine into your sitting­ room, worked up the “old Ipdy” into the belief that she is totally incapable of surviving another day without this greatest of all -labor-saving, health-pre­ serving, back-action, self-oiling, nonexploeive, noiseless-running, patent spool-pin, self-sdjusting, lock stitch­ ing, love-promoting and indispensable household utensil—a sewing machine. Henry Word Beecher, or some other logical fellow, has said that nothing was ever created in vain. It may be true. If so, the eewing machine agent has his part to pe. form in accomplishing the great ends intended-by the Creator of Die universe. Perhaps ’ without him the earth could not revolve around its orbits. Should he sink into oblivion, the motive power which drives the world’s machinery might collapse a flue, and a general disarrangement of cogs, belts, eccentrics,- pistons, etc., ensue, which naaght could repair but his immediate reinstatement. Had the sewing machine agent censed to exist, undoubtedly that glorious Magna where we could be all in all to each Charta-thut salary-grab law, and the declaration of independence, as pro­ other ; where no claim to the gay world mulgated by Susan B. Anthony, woul'd should come between us. Notagrand never have been tacked to the nation’s home, with servants to perform each task, but a home your wife could beau­ escutcheon. Seriously speaking, the sewing ma­ tify with her own hands. Now we will find one, my husband. I am longing chine agent is a tenacious flea—a most to show you how nicely I can cook ; how indcfstigablo, indispensable and intel­ daintily I An clean a room. While Jou ligent member of the genut pulex, read, I will work ; and in the evening without whom society would retrograde; wo will sit together in onr tiny sitting­ and the easy dispatch with which the room, and be far liappier than we are in family ore kept clothed, tho meads by these crowded hotels. And, Eda ord, which Want has been driven from the if we are very saving, we can buy back door, care lightened, faces brightened, you? hooka. There are all my jewels; and hope awakened, would be subvert­ ed by drudgery, want and wretched­ surely they will buy some." “ Edith, atop ! My own happiness be­ ness. “ God spare the sewing-machine wilders me. You love mo like that ? agent," is ths prayer of thousandth ho Xou will be happy in a poor home, cock­ have experienced the blessings bestowed through his agency, and “ God spare ing and working for me Edith lifted her shining, dark eyes the sewing machine agent," say we.— to the noble face bending over her, and Galena Gazette. . drew down her husband’s head till her lips touched his. “I love you—I love you.,!” she whis­ pered. “ Love will make all labor light if it is for you I" There was consternation in the gay circle of Edith’s friends when, the next day, eh® was missed from among them. Speculations were wild regarding the sudden disappearance of the brilliant star of society, and many were the pity­ ing words lavished upon her when Edward Lancaster’s losses were knowu. But the little wife neither knew of the pity nor asked sympathy. Her hutband accepted a professorship in a College, and a little house was taken A rattling al the door-handle, a voice and furnished for the home Edith calling his name, roused him from his craved. moody misery, and ho drew book the The beauty that bad made Edith a bolt to admit Edith. “Just in time to dress for dinner!" star in the most brilliant circles of soci­ she cried, Cuming in. “ I stayed down ety lost nothing in her husband’® eyes stairs till the last minute. Shall I when it was the homo-light after his ring for Mary, Edward, or—" She days of college work. In her quiet looked in her husband’s face,. “Ed­ dresses, witlmut glittering gems, Edith NO. 29. 9 OLD LKTTMBH. Never burn kindly-written letters; it is so pleasant to read them over when the ink is brown, the paper is yellow with age, and the hands that traced the friendly words are folded over the hearts that prompted them, under the green sod. Above all, never burn love letters. To read them in after years is I ke a resurrection to one’s youth. The elder­ ly spinster finds, in the impassioned offer she foolishly rejected twenty years ago, a fountain of rejuvenescence. Glancing over it, she realises that she was once a belle and a beauty, and be­ holds her former self in a mirror much more congenial to her tastes than the one that confronts her in her droasiugroom. The “ widow indeed” derives a sweet aud solemn consolation from tho letters of the beloved one who has jour­ neyed before her to the far-off Isnd, from which there comes no mrasagc, and where she hopes one day to join him. No photograph* can so vividly recall to the memory of tho mother the tenderness and devotion of tho children who have left at the call of heaven an the epistolary outpourings of their love. The letter of a true son or daughter to a true mother is something better than an image of the features—it is a reflex of the writer’s soul. Keep nil loving letters; burn only the hareh one, and in burning forgive and forget them. MARBYING FOB MONBY. Tsvsanar. April Stoaatt.—Bills to facill- An extremely sharp and intelligent American gentleman from the West one® walked into the office of Dr. C. T. Jackson, the chemist. “ Dr. Jackson, Ipresrrtae?” said he. “Yes, sir.” " Are you alone ?” “ Yes, sir.” “ May I lock’ the door ?" And ho did ho ; then, having looked behind thesdfa, and sstisflixl himself that no one else was in the room, he placed a large bundle done up in a yellow baodker* -Tbore,doctor,look UUuir ■•Well." uitid the doctor, “ I see it” “ What do you call that, doctor?’' “I call it iron pyrite*.” “ What F add the man; “isn’t that stuff gold?" “.Nc,”said the doctor, “ it’s good for noUung; it’s pyrites.” And putting soma over the fire in a shovel, it soon evaporated up ths chimney. “ Well,” said the gen­ tlemanly man, with u woe-begone look, “ there’s a widow up iu our town who ha* a whtifo hill full of that, and I’ve been and married her." A covnxol gentlemen, strolling along a turnpike, came to a toll-bridge, and one of them said, “ I wonder when that bridge was erected, and who built it ?” “I don’t know," replied the other, “ but let’s go over and we shall be tolled.” Asinovlak instance of skepticism is recorded in the case of the msn who said tho Bible waa “ too good to be true." Enowtodge Ulka lowly. Si’Kcimxx of heavy writing on the Danbury Newt: “ Thursday evening of last week was a spring evening. For­ ty thousand screaming demons rode the winds that surged through the streets, crumbling up the hard snow and frosen mud, and blinding pedestrians with the powder. All night long the demvun howled, shutters rattled, signa creaked, branches groaned, and shed-doors slammed. All night long the beautiful birds of spring hung their heads and hushed their carols, and all night long the sweet flowers of the gladsome springtime shrank within their petals, and smothered their fragrance in their palpitating bosoms, 'and boarders screamed for more quilts.” GOING TO PAINT THN MOUNTAINS. Max Adder, the Philadelphia humor­ ist, writes : “ We met onr friend, Daubs, the ar­ tist, the other day, and asked him “ *1 think,* said he, * I’ll take a ran up into the interior of the State, and paint the Alleglianies.’ •• Daubs has a big job on hand for the warm weather. We should think it would take him all summer to paint the Alleghante*, even if he did it with a whitewash brush. We don't exactly per­ ceive the use of painting them ; they look very well as they are. And sup pose Daubs takes it into bis head to paint that whole range of mountains but somehow we feel a* if it -would be brown nuxmbght But if Daub* psista those majestic hills pink, wo shell euiignte from the State. We should rather live in *’humble brown-stone house on eight or ten thousand dollare • yosr in some part of New Jersey, than to dwell Thm editor of the Golden (Col) lar vote as follows : Globe, in dosing his firs t volume, says: 2.000,000; fur a m< pro. » Republic, 1,000,000; �Tin: SAL OK THE GATE. NMlto’ Iw-Hcku-. U»d.' APRIL 17. 167. a splinter uhderthe nail of one of his fingers and took his knife to get it out, using the same blade bis wife world, »er bonny, unfurled. bad used in opening the felon. 4*9 Aik** READY MAUK CLOW May Heaven cheer LUitt, Em id CWfai» fafcn, SMITH 4 PUTNAM. 6718 NEWGROCEIY STORE! HONE HORACE BOLTOaV Take your Home Newspaper-the E.rabk Batik Crr-k J. . 1 . 1, MMA Matts*Mi s ■ii IK Hetsuir Oowae-sc ; <• Ki. is: m>—Jwii-an 2M SrtK?” Ml ChiOft. amirs 4 ‘T Z3S H Ji 8TATJOJCS Grocery asd Prorboa Store Next Door North qf Afflnnrlh'it, DRESS GOODS, Groceries, Provisions, Jc Notions, Boots, Shoes, pails, benzine, . etc., and in lhe Bet Anally add, ‘darn ’er I’m glad she’s building was stared sixteen complete gon*.’ which will bo sold thrashing machine*, all of which was There's kt* of youg foUera to see mo would Spring time of everylnsting peace. destroyed but two machines. The LOW FOR CASH. PniLoaoptir of;Life.—Be not ton adjoining buildings of thia extensive I (Mnk'U'e •• regular put-np-job Qy“ The Highest Market Price paid anxious fur company. Cultivate yuttr thrashing machine eat*blishm*jit and - own acquaintance and roly lea* upon theadjao*nf dwelliag bouae, were VOB4CB HOLTOM. other people for your comfort. If some saved with difficulty. Los* about one dislikes and spitefully treats you, But I,m join' io tall ye sumthin* that Pre *10,009 ; insured. strive tu live so that • a consciousness goi to say Last Friday t*o young men, nam­ of deserving better 'may heal the I told, her I loved her and blu-liialy raid, ed Benonia Hall and “Van" Lewis, wound Carve your own way in life living hear sister lakes, maltreated an and do not invite to many to travel on That we would proceed al. one* U> a Squire, And I'd give him a dollar to make ns a pair. inoffensive half-witted fellow named your route. Expect no favors from She looked up at me, kind of smilin' and Brant, so that he died from his inju­ ’ strangest or relation, and then you ries the next day. The young men will not "be disap|»ointed. Allow other Put her liitle hand in mine, and said that kho would. had been drinking, and as they were people the blessed satisfaction of at­ We went and goi married that very uae day driving along th* road with a lumber tending to IhHr affairs in their own And I've always grudged tho dollar that 1. wagon they overtook BraaL Upon way and exact the same privilege. his refusing their invitation to rid* night. A Vermont bachelor has taken n. The old mtn was there, and party darned they stopped and best him until be tight , consented to get into tho wagon with Haa opened at tho old utand of C. B. Bichphilosophical view of life Ho conclu­ ••Where ye been, Juliet!” the old ruffian ardsou, hia STOCK of weli-eelocted them. Upon arriving at a small ded to get married, and ethought he would practice on the matter fora ••But pap." said my epeuw, "I've been stream they compelled him to get -juwn and'wash himself, aud then uurriad to-day, while. He set the’tab’e in his lonely nljodc with plate* fur himself And an And this ia my husband,” she tn I reduced with further beating got him back into the wagon. Soon afterwards he To which be invites the atteatloa of the . irnagin irv wife “nd five children. He •• Dander end blitxen,” the old ran a cried. Publie, He Mila either fell or was thrown out, and the then sat down to din*», and a* often “A mvft het* with you!” »* m.' he fw*1I lojk off ray hot an polUa a* 1 could. First Class Goods, ■as he hejj>ed himself to food he put And there before the raving old Granger I wagon ran over him. The follows « ood ; drove on and left him in lhe road. ihn f«tne quantity on each of tho I told him, hie daughter. “I loved aa ray Ho was, found by Chas. Hills and BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH! •other plates, mid surveyed the pros­ life friend*. ^4's !?' mt3= ardware, Palbts, Olis, Mask Doori) Blladz, 4c Mr. sign ; birds iwme with their sweet Griswold's hand and at once began wuisx to cheer and enliven us—the inflame a^y>e soon'bocame’ delirious tiny blades of gras* tint start with Ttirn tremblinlj eeked her ‘■noW-d-yr-do?” in which coition he continued un­ ihe first Spring shower—the flowers til Nis death, which took place within send up tbeir shoots tu bud and bios forty-eight hour* of the time he • som in the ripe Spring time—lhe thoughtlessly vaccinated himself wit h •hearpiiatin’ *to»«. trees seem to know their time to lhe poison. bud. About nine o’clock, Sunday even­ ' W hat ehnngen lime makes in I his pray wouN yo object to leiliog your namel “Tii Harriet JuEet Morgan, ft ye ple*»e; ing, a fire was discovered in the cellar busy wurhl ul oar* Some have been of one of Niobols, Shepard A iCo’s. summoned to thst .better, wor^T~lo My auniie” abe Mid Mao*. very poor;. She rate me ray name, she ooutd five not paint shops, at Battle Creek. Before answer f^r their action* in this.. Some the fire departman! >rri vqd th* build­ lihve”<!e'p$rtiSI th! < hfn ~without n ing wn* wrapped in flame*. In the moment’* warning. Some have been •lopfej with old Roger*. and loft him cellar was stored a largo stock of otlled to bury lhetr nvareit an J dear- e»t H fl0 . rra-noNS had used. w ood into lhe house, Mr.Griswold got them, through thia weary t«fi» to .a A Live Local Paper. AND CBOCKEBY, 1 Momt Mid for a Aafi a foil I1M •( HEADQUARTERS GEROOHHZEE S PROVISIONS CAPT. BOISE SrMtrits and ^ravbions, taken to Keelet, where he died about . who. cost. He.has changad his mind now And was going right en the affair to explain, eighteen hours after his injuries were CUs/i Paid for Produce of all kinds When iba old min railed out with furv inflicted. The young men have been .and will not marry. again: arrested and it is -understood do not .No Trouble to Sbour Goods. An Ohio inalhmnlician has dis­ “Get out of my home yon young rascal,' deny the facts. They were examin­ covered that one man dies from the ed at Keeler and have the reputation tQU Call aud examine befjrz purchasing bead ; •use of alcohol ever minute, and that of being rough charactets. Further elsewhere. I'll lorn you to comeaperkin* my flrl. tho*e who have died from its effec's When eac'e ike only treaeur# 1 bevt in lhe particular* showed that at least oue NaahrUle, Nov. 1st, 1W«. world; <lurlng ihe last fifty years won'd I.ook-aJier*. youny au, I'm a Grang«r. of the accused parties had bean drink ­ LEROY C. noISE. hndge the American continent from eaid be; ing, and that there was an old fend •And its (imply impossible to monopolize ocean to ocean, allowing three between them and their victim, and me “ feet to each body. ihat they ran over Brant after knock San zr.: Mil GRAND RIVER TALLEY DfflJOI. ward building up some town in wbiob yoa art nowise intarasted. Th erfore every good citizen should sustain their home paper, CJoincWeet per, beeauae, perhaps it is a trifle smaller and costs a few eeal* mor*; for if you da, you build up other papera at the axpena* of your own. ■asmnH n*.Ur.p« MldAerffle, It»tv the Intaroel of all to »ua- for Goods tain your homo paper, aa it is a mirror in which tba outaide world look* to judge of MlddtevfBa as®. Vensnstr Charlotte. >bieh throws its reflection over a large part iwtieoof many who otherwise would not ■xn am “LICIT SUNNING DSIESTIC,” to the world the Importause of year lawn. Tbe standard Sowing Machine ef the nation. These wishing a machine will do well to give u a call before pnrehasing elsewhere. pect. at the same time mmputiug the wbfeh is , ONLY $1.50 A YEAR! Fort fane, Jacism 1 Saiiiaw H. R. SHORT LINE BETWEEN Those having unsettled ac­ MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. counts with lhe late firm oi Downing TRAINS RUN: BY CHICAGO TIME. ic Little, will please call and settle (he same 'before they are made Goina South. trouble and costs. DOWNING & ALLEN. ATTENTION, ALL! A Locomotive at Oshkosh, Wis.. He **ve me a boi»t through lhe op*n door lately exhibited astonishing agility, And 1 sailed through the air far a minul* or more. ' for it jumped from it* track to one When I lit 'twa( out in the middle o'ihe yard, • . which ran parallel six feel off, and And du’-cn my o*ta, if I didn’t light hard ; landed there squarely on the rails. I jumped np and rua until moet out of breath. They raise the right kind of locomo­ And his yoiler dog ebaaed me and scar'd toe to death: tives there, and with a little’ practice I never etoped rnonln' till I'd reached Lhe town. hope to get along without switches And told niy old ohum tho adventure I'd at all . ___________ found. Well, by letters Juliet and I did arrange. A North Carlina editor thus writes : •‘With wearied brain and fatigued limbs fmm the duties of lhe day, ns When I m sparkin' tho Oal I met al lbs we bent over a manuscript, the soft and soothing strains of music, such only as Johnson’s band can make, (alls upon our ears, and the revivifying influence is ns through some magic ing him out of ihe wagon. They were lodged in Paw Paw.jail. When the Indians catch a bald-, headed man they cut ofi’his ears to ts. about as well to be scalped. Mlehtcen Central, Jsdunn. Gram! JU ver Valley, and Mk pay the Highest Market Prioo for An Iowa Woman poured hot water Baskiu—With Detroit, Hillsdale down her husband’s back to euro t he toothache, and the jury held that she was practicing without a license and POTATOES, LARGEST AND FINEST . Cineinanti makes Wm. J. Fry living near Lowell, has been arrested aad lodged in jail at their work: 500,000 “Father pint don’t drink CORN, apples, OATS, Clover Seed, Sta^ to iU tiiird rending ja to license houses of ill fame. Thoee Eliaois law­ A beaq in Iriahnrg, Vermont, took contains 1,900 volumes, of which makers kaow how to proieci lltetdhis girl out for a ride The sleigh tipp­ mate than 1,200 have been added selves Lcui arrest. ed over and broke her leg; then tho the past year. At Conceit BlafTs, Iowa, the fever beau sent her home on a wood sleigh The gang of robere that have that chanced aiqng, and continued infested Jackson Co. this winter hare and ague is so affeetionat* ihat a new to <4 pounds his ride alone. been discovered. Only cna was comer shrink*•fresx in five weeks—shake* himself right arrested, the rest escaping. A good work is really in progress Ren bin Mason of Big Rapids was among men who have sold liquor for 1; is jj train to put year finger in years. Mjo are gaining victories caught in the machinery of his mill over themselves, and such victories Thursday ; His limbs were torn off, the water tad. pull it out. lack for a 'io!e; and equally .ata to cappoea are the grandest that can be achiev aod hi* body badly mangled. that, however largo c a^ace you’ George Wilson, of Adrian, has a occupy, tbs wutid will miss you wEcu oolt three years old that exhibits At the laying of the corner stone of you die. great distress if not supplied evetf the new capiiol of Iowa, no speeches A clergyman with a keen eye U* day with a certain quantity of chewwere made, except a few remarks by ingdpb«cco, either plug or fine cut, bnstnees recently attwaded a funeral a workman who g6t his 6rrger^-pinch­ in Howland, Me., and Lcfu-rw tba preferring it to oats or hay, and will ed, and they were brief and to the corpse had been taken ta the grave gobble down all that is given him. made ont a bill of five dollars for his point services and gave it iato the hands Detroit had a fire last Tuesday, Courting receives a fresh impetus which entirely consumed the burial of a constable for collection. from the advent of maple sugar. case factory and several other buildTwenty-five cent/ worth of maple once, aud there was a general fear that a clean sweep would be made of gets now days, several blocks. The loss was *76,000, with a light insurance »<y. Thi» 1» the lh« year for doing it. 8. k! IIOOFER, G Delivered al tWr A Western paper says of the airpn its relation s to mas: ‘Tit *kisses * and pupils of s girl's school in aged fifteen years. blesses hiin, but ’viU not obey him" Pittsburgh, out for their daily pro­ Richard Elliot of North Lansing, Blobba says that that description menade, were recently mistaken for for crictinol assult upon Mrs. Ven • approaching band of temperance Buran, has been bound over for s; ;ts hfa wife exactly. reformer, and their appearance was Queen Victors is now in the fiftytrial. the signal for a general closing of lhe seventh rear U* her ago. Ste baa 25,000 young while fish have been saloons. cine children and twenty-one grandlately distributed in the lake* adjoh.children. The difference between having a ing Grand Rapids. It will tako nt least twenty yearc tooth properly drawn by aprofessiuol A short time ago a New York pasurgeon, and hiving it knocked out paper asked “Whereis Will Carlton-” more tn build the the epirea of Co logee Cathedral the required alti­ misoellaneoiroly by a fall on lhe He is stage manager at Smiths’s pavement. is only a slight distinction Varieties in East Saginaw, and hia tude cf 65Q feet. Tho Illinois Legislature hes passed —one is dental and the other acci­ wife-is one of the singer*. . The Michigan Prison Libary now On the 4th insfant Mr. Illinois Railroad. s ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. Th« iiignr will go farther than two dollars* STOCK sent her to jail for six mouths. flasks per year, and the tinkers ham on charge of rape upon his daughter, dental. Lliwlnnstl HARDY & AINSVORTH, compensate for the loss of scalp, and _ A Delaware man committed suicide Theodore tart and a baby on his front step. was afraid his wife S’ALL AND WINTER GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO NASHVILLE 1 LATH, SHINGLES WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR, STUCCO, ROBERTS & ROE, inform thapnbliothat they will FRESH MEATS of all kinds, which will be sold low for cash Tho big beat priae paid for Hidas, Polia oto. Give them a call on Weet side NaiaSl Nashville, Mieb. HARDY k AINSWORTH, Crockery, Dry Goods, Glassware, ICOTBI KlWiCTOBT! Notions, Clothing, Stoneware, Hats and Caps, Sugars, JACOB LENTZ Furs, Teas, iafer, Uhran, Ofla h Buffalo Robes, Ccffee, GEKmi. FUJTUE ’ Proprietors. UOEHOLOTHING WOOD AND MAPLE SUGAR O N SUBSCRIPTION. Mortgage ealc. Ike Eighth day of October. mortgage to soenre the payment ofof a eer- Co., Mieb., on the 18th'day of October, MiBEoim, Hcrwaxa. nun* AMD CABOS. BRXCKBTS, DUSTERS, tC-kC. hiy to sM । COFFINS AM) CASKETS, SER OUDG AND COFFIN LIN INGS *>**amhf «• AmnmL I vTTLL HOT BE UNDERSOLD. ill iiib ii Cuatiry Police tales ii ftchiie for Goods, at tie ffitiest lariet Price. Ha would object to MEAT MARKET I IL A. TRUMAN, cloud. The deeeripiicn of the iMcribed iu »oid raoneoge or* to-wit: Tke Berth half of the of.aaid village. Dated Nashville, March l»h, 1S74. �5 S1OIBS! STOVES I 1. 9 STOVES I •• J is 0 *> » B e 8 ? fa. 8' © b s I 1 S a o & H e 1 3 ’11 Ilf a.= X 4 fl z o rl OS 1 0 :« 9.- (0 J» J | i I lii M s s irlfl! b3 «> j!? 9 5 K O iii sik <? 1 i s' I II M 0. U! OS fo® o co 8 co ss « u. M si os 3 " 2 — So 5° r. O a £ O I 3z a i h Mg g i « 05 2 P s 1; o t> CB fc of I * I6 Of «a O 1 of S M q Also a full I .1 S 5 : § «5 R § * Every piece warranted. s 5 i ro Ei I have just received a full stock of DETROIT STOVES. line of Agricultural. Implements. * n •** 5 tzf ’ r! §552 <n I “ e. a U ,H ! 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J 5 u a iU5u з 8 pH o . 4 « a & < <E!11 Ms! pJ; 'i I iS id 3 s 3• “ 5 -, s e s = z E 8 9 2.8 f i a? r E>g •i s' 21 ^ooo-=2’>»a ►cEcEog‘Bt» 8 8 8ihi i-s pi ni &s 4in ss. 2 ® * 1« £P 111 - th-bj ‘H's £ 1 ■3 . 88SRSSS2SSTS8BS85S H ooo Hi Uia i rd I •o|»S| £ -a jlfPillis hp □0• £-5 SL 5 £ 3 1l 3 hliiPWi sx I »8o I irlitis s Ja S £ E “ ■ £ °-aX‘'-. 2.*! ■ lij? 5-ES 5 iiilh i § 3 h fa "J a § ellHp 5Ff? H hWyKi* rglj 1X j:|r ti s ’ i • o _ i -t pi-dlOp • g Hi rMl M Hro-rBl.li < •sldFls.s'ssM ■jsS S!H. ’s?5i5| 5 ■ M-4 2 s t: 21 145 Xtj *" jb t~ ~ a ■»• — -s --; sc M fa _ _ 21 . H iss am an ?al pl < Hi m ftpL Is- ’e?8 Im 582 0 0 ifji-h g g 5VMiil « o u s gfiS6' tn tn ■»? 5; 1;» 3 llhbp 1 hliHif 5» ■s»■> P.liliU . 4abri8 uJliili j 0;?f hi? i§ iPill I I* -9.2 His P £ 3 f .5 1 - -3 ! s-1 p.pillsf fir II iH S', '$ ii B? i © M M a {Hi Io3 x '—Sil 0255 triul Q �MEDICAL. PANACEA .FAMILY djinns a miasma which the air. The is iitextiDguiahsble ; onr duty to guard against it ill imperative I Fortunately for there whose lot is east in low marshy districts or new dear- HOUSEHOLD PANACEA FAMILY mistake steal It PQRKIGh. LINIMENT. VmtUAS Bitfxiw are endowed with —Kuconragiug reports continue io be sent out from famine districts of-ludia powers, and, m “an ounce of pre­ $15 ta.tu: /■aar.g.gaug vention is worth a pound of cure," should be taken in the full vigor of health, so az to fortify the system A.ldrMi T. U. Xrwmaa. Trlbuuc Its —The Western Ball Mill Association mot in against the assault of trimmer difate, Colombas. Ohio, last week, but, a majority of i.h.-f JnaUMaf Ookmuto. —Tho financial depression In Engleiid is at­ and thus secure by their Hfr-ffirinff, mediately adjourned to meet again hi Chicago tributed largely to the default of interest on Atrcnifthcning, rtvtoratbv, and antiAKpUc virtues, n tirfense against ahnof- *.-IV SUV BOUT IO iu Jun® next. Pirtles with thirty-five years' American railway and State bonds. FzMz. ClrealtrB pneric poiton. 88 experier.ee in tire iron trade reported that Waa tern Manatee tried at Bio Janeiro on charges of high crimes Aoexts desiring to wanvass for popu- ACTIVE Assnts wanted in ersrv etly. wM can fl U 11ft don bio th.tr tavsstmeai dally. Addraia Uji manufacture of rails. It waa also stated agaiuAl Lhe laws of the Empire of Brazil, and w, quick^aellino standard work*, m sentenced to four years' imprisonment and 'Art of Money-Making,” by Millz, etc., . —John D. Sanborn, the man who. oontnietod railroads during tL® part month have fallen bard labor. to collect ths revenue, testifies before the Music, Chicago. Advices from the City of Mexico state that House Ways and Moans Committee tlial Lis six of tho mob who recently murdered a CouooileciiouB amounted to 9427JXM, of which few companies are ordering railsJUBILEE ORGAN’. —The Clearing-House Association of ChiNow Square Grand pianos, <330 to 9475. Warranted to P'“~. or money refunded. bce.n condemned to death, but that tho trial expensed were 9I56.4K3. —Mre. Bella A- Lockwood, sUornsy at law, flaUon. yet concluded. Four to six bottles of Dr. Ptaroe’s Gulden Washington Cijar, la kaoeking for admlsaion Medieai Dijcoveryare warranted to sure Salt PIRES AXD CASUALTIES. ■ cent, tn OXO. P. BOWRheum or Tetter and th® worst kind of Pim­ ples on tho face. Two to four bottles are war­ eniing hia c6urt, finds that an attorney who th® river at Memphis, a few day® ago, burying faim of the island and issued a bombastic ranted to clear tho oystem of Boilx, Carbun­ cles and Sores. Four to six bottles are war ­ proclamation, in which ho characterizes tho iuto cure tho worst kind of Erysipelas —Five negroes wore recently drowned while snrrection as a trivial affair, and promises to ranted good moral character,” and herttete® to admit and Blotches among tlx» hair. Six to ten bot­ crossing Hie river in a skiff, from Portsmouth wipe out the last vertigo of rebellion in a very tles are warranted U cure Running of the Ears aud Corrupt or Ronnlog Ulcere. Eight to tea to Norfolk, Va. • —Three men ware ihe other day suffocated —The sovereignly of the Fiji Islands has bottles aro warranted to cure Scrofulous Sores and Swellings. Two to six bottle® are war­ BtebteiV: Rus?. Pai —Chart®® Mills, the noted catcher of tho to death by gas at tho Bisbee*Chemical Works, been formally tendered to Great Britain. ranted to cure Lirer Complaint. —There has been a good deal of contention A W0XDXB TO nXKNKLF. ' Mutual and other 1*11 clubs, died lest week, Banter's Point, W. Y. —The steamer ‘Europa sank al sea on her in New York, of consumption, in bls 3Jth way from Havre to New York. Herpaascn- Franco-I’rtissixn war aa to whether Austria Year Discovery needs only a fair trial and ii really did pro mire to aide with France in ckre will dtnxll you recommend it to do and more When 1 waa fifteen I caught cold and . GESBRAL. . ing vessel, which brought thraf safely to of a war wlth Germany. A French paper now too. for twenty-eight years I have _«.» -11 .l. bsen a perfect _____i —Th® movement in New York city for the Queenstown, where they arrived on the 7tlr come® cut and publfobcMbcdispatch of llarou v-— t revival of the ancient practice of cremation— last. doctors' bills hare ran up at umea to two and • . von Benst to Prince Metternich, in which tho ll.. UknK.I__ I .1-11-_ ________ ______ rpt> PLOW WITH tho aaniUkitioti of dead bodice by flro or —Three pcninns were killed the other day A RAsnCoasriBLDO* awift- acids—in developing unexpected al South Bethlehem, Pa., by the explosion of pithy for France, and declare® that her cauxe spring of bring tlio summer through. I re­ la Anatria's alao. Ho alao auggesta a plan by edvod op® of your Account Books, and told strength. A* meeting of the advocateo of this a boiler. ~.— —— —, JI—.U.—,1 — l,,.!.! —Margaret Merrit, a rheumatic invalid, which an alliance can lx* formed agaluat Ger­ THIS PRINTING INK and Isabella White, her nuroe, were suffo­ many by Franco, Italy and Aualria. too late. Ho went and bought two bottles —Three thousand collicni are on a strike in and 1 found It was helping mo very much. tendo l by some fifty prominent persons. A cated to death in a burning building al Cam­ Someraetehire, England. Since 1811 I wm troubled with Catarrh and number of . letters were read snd speeches bridge, Mass. —A largo place of a boiler which exploded msd^.’ to jwhich strong arguments were of­ thing I.ike It in.I.itera fered in support of tho practice of increma­ were recently smothered to death in a borning in Glasgow, Scotland, recently. w*a driven There was constant pain in my head. Now aoveral hundred feet through ihe air, and, my head is as sound as a dollar, my voice is tion. Tho P.cv. O. B. Frotblogham said bo building al EransviUe, Ind. liad ifo projudioe against the practice. 'Charlee —Two fishiug-smacks were capsized by a craahing through tho walla of a school bonne, clear, aud I have u*ed ten bottles of your Discovery, it han cured me of Catarrh,-Bore squall in Lake Michigan, off Kanosh*, Win., killed and wounded a number of tho scholars. Throat, Heart Dioeoso. Spine Affection and USEFUL AND PRACTICAL RECIPES. says: ** It certainly is not creditable to -Uu> other day, and the occupants, eight hi Torpid Liver. My Liver was very bad. My principal witnesien for tho Tichbomc claim- akiu was rough. When 1 put my hand on my civilization that any* part of the earth's sur­ number, perished. body it was like flab scales. Now it io as face should be devoted to grSTeyards, and aud soft as a child's. In conclusion 1 —Tito threatened crim in the German Reich­ smooth that the remains of the dead should be dis­ will say I have been well for throe months. 1 ARF.NTR"“:'“’«A^'r^, . posed of in an uneclentific, cumbereonio aud atlantic lipo. The loss on steamer and cargo stag over tho Army bill haa been for the time am a wander to myself and friends. This !n 1 M •>ila«r ariiclo. Ons Avant ma.’» averted by the aoceptauce by the Government .but au imperfect statement; half has not been AUUXl repnisivn manner, as al present." Henry is about <2,250,000. •7 In ttejra. tteerrmtnmded by Am; AgrfrUl Curut ».i4 oier lOO.OilO nmltlex th-Bergh,President of th® Society for the Preven­ —Hillsdale, Mich., Jias hid a destructive of the proposition of the Liberal® to fix tho told. Yours with raspect, IIxsrx& LXQUtCimAartfrtt. CLXUO A CO., MCortland BL. K. T strength of the army at 401,000 men. tion of Cruelty to Animals, said in hia letter : Human Won.—The most scientific and “ Inhumation satisfies no reasonable Instinct —Phillipa, Gardner A Co.'s knitting mill at rurcc«i>ful treatment of I’aralvnu, and ail de­ Ku a I nt, Kueer & Kurious of our nature. It is only an instinct, like Amsterdam, N. Y., lias been burned. Loss, THE RAIDWAY LAWS TO BE RE- formities of the human body, Diseased Joints, Pile®, Fistula, Catarrh and Chronic Dincasen , S1BTED. hundreds of others which still '•fist, or which 990,000. fa practiced at the National Surgical Institute, have been cleared away by the uright light of —By the eimultanooiiH explosion of five A very important meeting of tho Direc­ Indianapolis, Indiana. Long experience, nnereason." It is proposed to bold another meet­ steam Ixnloni al Paltenburg, N. J., the other tories aud officer* of tho Milwaukee aud St. qualed facilliies and low prices render it the ing in a f®w weeks and form a permanent or­ day. four persons were instantly killed. Paul and Chicago and Northwestern roada moat humane institution in th® United States; 30.000 cases have been aucc6»«fnlly treated. ganization. was bold in New York the other day at which Rend fur their large Journal, giving full par—Nine thounaiid' five hundred and fifty­ Michigan, off Chicago, last week, by which 14 was formally determined to resist the railseven men were drowned. seven Cbieajoans died last year. Vctebxxaby Surgeons all over tho —A dispatch from St. Johns. Newfound­ Minnesota. Charles O'Conor, William M. —The Samar.a Bay Company han collapsed, are recommending Sheri<lan'* Cavalry _ and th£ lease has been annulled by the San land, says: Ttie steamer Tigress, of the Evarts, Jndge E, Hock wood Hoar aud other country Condition J’ovtlrri for tn® following trouble Sis®, 44x^0. Price, Sl.OU. Domingo Government. e Polaris expedition, while aeal-fishlng, ex­ eminent legal gentlemen gave it as their de­ hi Itorwes .* Loss of appetite, roughuesM of ths —The Indiana Supreme Court has affirmed ploded her boiler. Two engineers and twenty cided opinion that the laws were unconstitu­ hslr. stoppswe of bowels or water, tliick water, tho right of colored children to attend tho tional, and would never be sustained by the coughs and colds, swelling of Lbe glands, worms, horke sil, thick wind, and heaves. —The fires that broke out in the coal mines United States Supreme Court. public schools. OUR^Ioguefor 1874 will be Go to Rrvxnint>r Water Cure. Hamilton, HL near Wilkoebarro, I'*., some three pxonths THE 9400,600,000 BILL. . Detroit, for some litUo time past, between ago, are still raging.. Over 9150.000 has been T11I1LTY YZCAK1T EXPKK1KSCK OF marinr- and railway interests, concerning the expended in efforts to eubdho tho flames wfili Wo print below the full text of tho bill advisabiUty of bridging ihe Detroit river in water, and steam is now being used with res- passed by the United States Senate providing the vicinity of that city. A convention was souable prospects of success. ■ for the issuing cf 116,006,000 mure of na­ held there last week, called by the Detroit tional bank notes: Chamber of Commerce, aud convicting of mates uc.tc* It brrr.br fixtd at f4<X),C<X).(iau. debgatcj from most o' the cities in tho State, the result of which was a long debate and the POLmCAU adoption of resolutions favoring tho g|OJ>o»od —Following is a tabular statement of Address W. A. Henderson & Co., Cleve­ bridge. t balloting for United States Senator in land, 0., or St. Louis, Mo. Massachusetts Legislature Holloway has arrived there from the newly in: discovered gold mines near the north fork of ■: L 71 D rMolnUooa against further InflaUou of lb# dertnj tsesTSae. SPREDUY CUBED. SCIENTIFIC FARERE.4’.* rnflfi' Portrait of CHARLES SUMNER. PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. The properties or Dr. Walmeb’s ViMkOABIhrntM are Aperient, Dianhoret-.c, Oiumiuative, Nutritiou.*, Laxative. Diuretic, Sedative, Uvnnter-lrriur.t-, Sudorific, Alters, tire, and Anli-BilioaX Gralefhl ThooBands proclaim v nr. eg ar Bitters the most wonderful. Invigurant that ever nnuuned. U>® aiakinjj lyatsm. To Person can take these Bitters ??8.# 5 Bilious, Remittent and Inter* throughout the United States, especially these of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee. Cumberland, Arkan­ sas, Bed, Colorado, Brazos,Hip Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country daring the Summer and Auturpn, and Remarkably so during sea­ sons of unusual heat .liid Aryscst,. are invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of tho stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a pu ive, exerting a.pow­ erful influence ' ~ There gnus, is essen is no cathartic __ Dr. j. Walker- . —, as they trill speedily remove tho dark­ colored viscid matter with wlu^h tho t an Bine, or Okies', Body bowels arfi loaded, at the same time . <>LalS, stimulating tho secretions of tho llvor, and generally restoring tho healthy functions of the digestive organs.. STARTLING REVELATIONS RUPTURES POSITIVELY CORED D unham PIANOS. Dunham & Sons, Manufacturers, 18 Eait 14lh Street, (EatahlUheJ 1KU.) NaYf YOAK. FcOSTar EXTERMINATORS ano INSECT POWDER FO& THE NEW FLORENCE I.r moeAdnw that xcm-x barKfoneartt. »r Co riffht and left. tpUM- Cfcagpart JBrcf. O’"-’ ieTlf*' TO ( ll.'II'DIMl JONES' COMPOUNff BED-SPRING” lufactory. MUG M»t<h Hecond-at., baiow Deck. MtlLAbBLFSIA, I*A. BlJunnu now chnonos are made. Chromo® are printed from lithograph­ ic stonee, each color requiring a different impresaion. The line* which receive the ink or oil colors are composed of some greasy substance, which is applied with a pen crayon brush to the stone. The inky material is then washed with a weak said solution, which hiu\ the effect of hardening it Water is then applied, which weti the clean portions of the stone, leaving the greasy lines dry, and after this the ink or color be­ ing laid over the entire surface of the stone, only adheres to the greasy lines. The art was invented about tho year 1800, by a Bavarian, named Aluys Sen­ efelder. The beat stones employed iu lithography, are slabs of alight-colored kind of limestone, found at Solenhofen, on the Danube river. They are very fine-grained, aro of a pearl gray tint or light buff, and are very hard and free from defects. To prepare them for use, they are ground to a smooth, even face and polished, then they are ground ot roughed according to tht degree of fineness required in tho impreuiou, by rubbing th« faces of two stones to- ‘•NOTII1NO BKTTER." CMIer Bros. Boo ton NEW YORK. isjogcji. $1X0^1.13. C:ixm<K-tW>.!6c. Brrrcn—Wcjtrra, CHICAGO. TEMPERA BCE-EA R BOTES. Kscept inOereol, till Atth aimstt Iona SraMiu, low BRADLEY A COMPANY, i North 4th Street PMlitteaMa. P>. I’L FiY KNIFE. NOVELTY BENJ. C. WOODS, GREAT REDUCTION Increased Facilities to Clnb Organizers. Hsnd for Sew Prlce-Ldst. 90,000 «crs«, on the llnss at tho ionhweotera and UHsote ConAval low*. Averose credit prtee and ENGINE for Bar. VXW- CKAl'MAS Wanted—Agents. From $<» to $«50 per Xonth, MiLWAt <;i Poza-Jte.fttu.UI.W. L-u: TOIXbO. joint Mio WXTER-BTS., C1XCI»*TJ,O. 500,000 AGEKTH WANTED FOR THE Zinc CnHar Pads HISTORY OF THE GRANGEOXt,MOVEMENT TU3U modic effort to Inaugurate a «trcet crura'lo A friend of outs who is chief wlerk in Portable Soda FouHains! traaissoo. LA M E & BODLEY laKca ana vaney* to i torrid zone, try it! known to fail. W« Keep Has system Homes in the Near West. The Best Portable Farm I INCIN5AT1. FARMER'S WAR AGAINST MONOPOLIES. --------- > sty of ths book: DETROIT. Have B*cn U»e4 Sluce Jan. lat, 1871. DVVIa pb. BosarABTs, cuannii. a OR. WWTT1HL M*. zn<.t> Indiana (TXn.-.iM). the whole nuUreta Wecica of so mttehimporMflUSMianMBI M&irmop«.**sons ixdacwry reunite, and ths baled. towns to Urge audleucce, . Tub NoKTirwiwrTKN Hoksh-Nati. Co.’b * Fitriabed " Nall U the 1 ;........ lurking in ttho systemof znony tht.azamfa. thouzoml^ rttly fa he ranemof so so Znouy ■are ®0K<ta£>ljr daHrByrjl and removed. No system «f medicine, nu rcnoilhgw,ao antbelnjimtica will free the syzlcxn 1mm worms like these Hittera. For Female Complaints, in young -vt old, uir-rHod nr shale, at th« dawn of woAse Tonic — ..lueoce that 3 BerccpUlde. iiiatvd Blood wlumu find itrifai bonting through HO! MWIOW*. MAXUWSCTCRXBB OS' Db Wiuiorr’a Anm-PEKidD rue AZO auex TenonWUhoft's touje has estaMiebed it «'.f as the real infeliibte etuUcure. ®Wfc40c. It fa uiisvereally admitted to cx«?aiiixkAlly. For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tot­ ter, Salt-Rheum, Blotches. Spots, Pimples, I'ustulex, Boils, Carbuuclw. King-worms, Seald-head, Sore Bye*. Erysipelas, Itch, Scurtk,-Qtwwlmif ■ 7? Mi filing—» and Dtreascs of th of whatever name or nature, are lite lug up find carried op^of tire systefii Ln a .abort titan by tho aza THE GREAT AMERICAS TEA CO., LANE &. BOOLEY Iuxn-«-yi,c. 4L5O&IW. boar Bmna PRINTING MATERIAL FARM ENGINES. ST. IXJUIH. rwcsKo, w!. TEAS AND COFFEES CMSk'Oun: Med Winter, SJJO0T.OS. Wusav-Nu. t Spring, Jl.*Wtl.i"; Ko. 3 Spring, «1.31*WU.M; No. 3 For InSanmintorj aad-'Ckronlc Hhrum.tism, Oow, Btfuxis, JUm?.cent Kid luunnltum. PeWirt, DirtKw s the Blood, Liver, Kidxwrs «ud Bladder, these Bitters have uo.eonal. Such Diseases aro caoaed byVtOrtu&BIuud. ■ Mechanical DLieases.—Persona en­ gaged in Paints and.Mincwls, such as Plumbers, Tvpexettere, W Miners, as they oOvanco in* •re subject To guard . Hi, Tipc, and otto. Worms, 0 run parti' n PRINTING PRESSES Mm. Jett and her two children, daughters pore of destroying competition in tho rates at died bis body with bullate. Tho BEST AND CHEAPEST ever J»ubHshod. AGENTS WANTED-io whom tho Largest Oommfsatona will be paid. For full particulars, addrea Qj" Pnblixharc. Com—New Mixed Westen., «3ftM>»e; White do, lOainHc. ATLAS of the WORLD! NO PAYMENTS REQUIRED 707M. and AMI NEBRASKa! M1LLJOSB OP ACKKX OF THK BXST LAMD la th. Wot, f.r on Ten Years' credit. Btrerni. intcrc.l, by tho BnrHngton aw ■ ri inter BaUrvod Con pony. TfIK MARKETS. Wfatern IOWA Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Heprtrache, Pam in the Shoulders, Cojlghs, Tightness of the Chest, DizzinesM, Sou: Eructations of tho Stomach, Bjid Taste in the Moutb, Bilious Attacks, Palpitatation of tho Heart, Inflaomaitiou of the Lungs, Pain in the region of tho Kid­ neys, ana a hundred other painful symp­ toms. aro tho offsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise- fHTOfuh, or King's Bril, White CHII.DHEIS UKCE.-I LOOK PALK AND DRGW.T'I VXRXIjrOE C2StYIT5 Fortify the body against disease by purifying all its fluids with Vinrgar Bitters. No epidemio cah take hold of a system thus fore-armed. Swelling!, Ulcere, ErywpcUa, Swelled Nack, Goitre. Scrofulous Inflammation*. Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old Sorus, ErupUoDa of the Skin, Sons Eyes. etc. In these, a* in all ofljex coostUotional Dis­ eases, WauunrtT' ’ shown their great most obstinate And Hauler. u< —The city election in Cleveland has re­ citement exists over the discoveries. —Butler will shortly report to tho House of united Ln the election of the anii-tetnpcratice . llcpruMDtalivos. al Washington, a bill to ticket by 4,000 majority. —Full returns of the Connecticut slectiou abolish the Civil Service Commission, which. foot up as follows: Ingersoll. 43,784; Hxrri sou, 40,042; Smith, 4.B2C; scattering, 19. al than useful. * Ingersoll's plurality, 6,742; Ingersoll's ma­ —The chicken main between Clilcagn and jority over all, 1,897. I,ouisvine, at Hobart, Ind., waa drawn after —Id the town elections in Chicago aud Cook eleven battles had been fought, of which caonty, HL. on the 7th InsL, tho brimmers had it all their osn way, very few tax-payers going had been administered to the Chicago chickens to the polls. —Liont. Bacne recently attacked au Apache —Elections for municipal officers were held camp in the mountains of Arizona, killed 95 warriors, and captured 50 womeu aud children last week in the cities named Mow, and with the result stated: SL Louis, Independent ticket elected: Madison and Fond du Lac,Wis., CRIJfR ABD CRDHXALS. Democratic; Kenosha and Janesville, Wis., —A duel waa recently fought ax Moutgom- Reform; Freeport, IU., Democratic; Jack­ sonville, III-, Auti-Tem]>mnce; La Crosse, citizen® of New Orleans, Aristide® Bienvenne Wis., Liberal; Beloit, WU, License; Cincin­ and T. B. Phillips—the former a' lawyer aud nati, Cleveland, Toledo and Dayton, Ohio, tho latter a banker aud broker. The weapons Democratic and Auti-Tomperance; Grand were double-barreled shot-guns, loaded with Rapids, Mkh., Ko License; Jliuussjolis, single ball, al forty pices. BiWivenue was Minn., Democratic; Omaha, Neb., Republi­ killed in the first Arc, being shot through the can ; Evansville, fud., I-abor Reformheart. PhiIUp«*was not hurt. —MinisterLow having resigned his position —Doony Barrie, a noted New York pugilist, as ^nvoy to China, William P. Avery, a Cali­ was shut and fatally wounded by a son of fornia journalist, has been appointed to fill Prof. Clough, in a New York saloon, a few nights ago. ' —IL M, T. Hunter has been elected State —Til® stage coach wan recently stopped by highwaymen between Austin and Ban Antonio, United Htatee Senator in tho Massachusetts were relieved of aU their money aud valuables, Legislature tho other day. to tho smouift at about 93,060. Tho mail RAILROAD ViTKLLtQKXCK. appropriated by the outlaws. —The Pacific Mail Steamship and Union —A horrible murder is reported from Pnt- Pacific BailroxJ Compaiuea aro forming au alliain:® by which their- caroiugs are to be pooled. —Thouuw C. Wardell, late manager of the derer a foDow named Goodman. Motive, Wyoming Coal Company, has sued tho Union robbery. Pacific railroad aud oUiers for over 93.000,Dr. Robert J. Breckinridge, waa recently shot mmI kiUad at Danville, Ky. according to directions, and remain.long unwell, provided Utah bones are not de­ stroyed by mineral poison or other , means, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. • Fevers, which are so preva­ FAMILY PHYSICIAN mlttent lent in the valleys of our groat rivers Elastic Truss Co.. live opcratioim. The mines aro situated in the mountains, near the Choctaw line. Hol­ loway, after a careful examination of the ore Cnrtu pioparatiou, made chiefly from th? nathe.herbe fntiDd on the lower ranges o( the Sierra NevadaaumatiuuaDfXlaiifoj- . nia tlie medicinal proixirties which arc estracusd'therefrom without the uac of Alcohol. Tbe^eetion l»mlratwt dnity asked. "What is the cause of the unparalleled success of Vhckgar BittkiujF' Our answer is, that they remove the cause of disease, and Ute j»a»ient re­ cover* hia health. They are the great fie rand a life-giving principle Discasez. NEW BOOK TEA. VINECAR BITTERS Dr. J. Walker’s California Vln-* ft’*r Hitters are a 'purely Vegetable iisr^ss! tallhuoi tt>CM. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-04-24.pdf.pdf e9d72c7646f8901373eb11e27671c757 PDF Text Text AMICE TO THOSE VETTJMti MAE­ much I saw, then was introduced to the proprietor of the hall, a dapper ’ RIED. little Frenchman, whose name I have forgotten. _ He was extremely polite and at teu­ Oarsou's “ Harkins,” long and the greaser's hand was pinned to tho table! COXGiLEBSipjfAE BUHMAUT. Barti&r^jtprir nZASfc-'Not in GENERAL LAWS OF MICHIGAN, Instantly all was oonfurioD around the table, each man instinctively shrinking [Ko. 1.1 back m tho glittering blade flanked b^' -i.v Hi mo oTuern ana person. Interested in tha premures, as and for hie, her gold Aud M U~ ataffad iiuUxs wall; other visitors, and then we joined the tho broad blade bud peunVatcd through crown around one of tho tables. It was devoted to rouge'ct noir, with ita circles of devotees, who came night tho back of lifa h^nd, severing ono or more of tho bonoo, fastening tbo palm rftcr night to , tempt Eoi tune, one mo­ ment tingling with a wild, ddiriouajoy to mirth to cover. m the fickle dame deigns to smile upon them, the next plunged into tbrfdfepths tho rascal slip his left hand beneath his of despair as tho croupier’s rake trans, don ounces from tho pile of his next fere the glittering offering to tho wrong neighbors, then drop them unperccived side of-the table. down his wide boot-log I “ Sec,” whispered Don Jaime into my ear, “ observe that lady in black, she with the lario mask, who places her lit­ tle pile on tho red * double zero' with’ jingle of tho coins ho deadened by an­ upou tho trifling stake he had wished And yet as I stood _ ______ _ _April _______ MoXuxr, 11.—Senate.—Bayard at the end of the table, I distinctly naw. »iu«i *n suwudmcut itody and dutch a bnndfull of tho gol- of all tire curms in his greaser for a few momenta, then with-i seized her. She visited tho. tables nightly, lasing enormously, giving or­ drew his ders upon her husband for the amounts, tho interrupted game. Tho greaser snapping up his hand stole silently away, no doubt thinking his paid for by his adroit dutch. Her husband soon truth, and paid her the deVU, but there ■ fctoqpy jqgrjp tween them, R Is >dB, Atal Uno <ays he wta fa»n< a»® street, slain by the of *oM»£!iillo afterward in tho hands of a hired bravo. truth js not known for certain, Tho but many believe that she paid for the mur­ In the year 1859 I wm sojourning der. Since thexi she has been a nightly in the City of Mexico, and having near­ visitor here, losing almost constantly. ly a mouth of leisure, after satisfactori­ Tho last of her husband’s property is ly winding up the buainer*? matters thst sold, and when that is gono—well, she drove me thither, I devoted s portion of it to exploring the darker portion of the has a choice, to bo sure—tho suicide's metropolis, meeting with some curious At the next table, a Californian of adventures—making a few strange ac­ quaintances. One of the last was a swart features and sinister aspect, not lessened by the stripe of court-plaster middle aged man, with whom I first that diagonally cross his face from eye (•poke, one afternoon, at a bull-fight in to jaw-bone, deals monte for the “ ben­ Necatilan square. efit" of the moths who flutter around .Astrong feeling of friendship speedi- the golden piles in momentary expec­ tation of raising thorn first into their wa^rtauiox p&ftnex epj^qrw Orleans . firm. ? He wa* payingt4imrvily, .and i buUdlni. authorised and not bn;un il»o failed to paw under a auayeuaiou of the ralra....Slone rj.irr.l !<Au«j»ud the nitee and adopt th-reaoiusequioua waitcrsyromptly supplied. I Ho0 rwllli.itxrvea ataweaand ltreKuUr1tlr. in the would have spoken to him, but Don- tetilniroi tuatf ttfalracta, and prorldlnr for the lt>- Jaime restrained me, pointing to the cocked revolver hung before the man. And I did- not core to risk a shot—cer­ tainly an insult—by making an effort to draw tho young man away from the ta­ • young Cleveland, and then, yhen but one more turn remained in the box, he flung a large pocket-book upon tho ta­ ble, muttering hoarsely: “ It’s neck or nothing; if that loses, then I’H- lIo did not finish the sentence, but own pockets; but, alas! though riches lc:inod*fqTward, watching the turn with bated breath, pale aa a corpse, and self—guide, I had little difficulty in have wings, they do not fly in that di­ then tho tray foil upon tho losing side. finding ineens of passing away the time. And with Jrim ns companion, one night rection. Tho low cries “ Cavallo on la puor- whan the room rang with a pistol shot, I found myself -cautiously treading the ta !” and Cleveland sank forward; his head Callejon del Arco, or “ blind alloy of tho the gatol” , Arcade," long notorious as one of the ,, most dangerous places in the Mexican “Soto mozo !” (“Tho Queen in “Tho knave winner!") Scarcely was brains progress of around him. game.' golden The the result perceptible upon resting at intervals announce in set phntao tho tho the pocket-book, blood and his bespattering all Silence and death camo capital. The dense mass of houses, of stakes uro transferred from hand-to which the Merchants'Arcade fprms a baud, their ahaip, motaUio' click con­ part, known as the Impedradillo,. does trasting with the soft, rapid- shufllo of at the eame^reath. not form one compact street. threshold of a gambling-hell since thst On the But then the betting"hlmost the cards. ■ , Shuddering, heartsick, I left the hell, nor has my *foot ever ' crosseff tho southwestern side of the cathedral, a ceased; when a narrow lane runs into tho Impedradillo;; this is called the Callejon del Arco. It forward and seated himself in front of is like one of thoao caverns which the an iron box before liis master. When The French cause ct^ebre, in wliioli sea sometimes hollows out in the face of the lid was thrown back a glittering Gen. John C. Fremont was the central a cliff. mass of oiuas appeared, causing even figure, in connection with tho specula- tho imperturbable dealer ip ^t^rt vptV ^iohs in tlio bonds of the Memphis and Even in the day-time, while the run’s rays pouring down upon tho square are almost blinding, this alley is man pushed himself night ____________ A tho benches, while a servant deposited wonder, and a glance <rf ■‘joy to flit Hl Paso BAD railroad, CASE. and manner the dark, across his face—two things that had in which largo numbers of Frenchmen gloomy, forbidding. Advance within it, though only a few paces, and you not occurred before within the memory were victimized thereby, are fresh in the of mon. memory of most newspaper seem- precipitated into the shades of The stranger played heavily, for the Gen. readers. Fremsnt escaped tho rigorous night; an involuntary chill creeps over bank bad no limit, and in leaa than an verdict of the French court by having means lessened as you catch hour the banker slowly uttered : “ Gen­ made his wny to this country. you, by do a glimpee of some shadowy figure lurk­ Inti­ The mately connected with Gen. Fremont's •ynd- fuT liaria# them. toTOMkly introdnoc.1 in flntufcial ‘'clues’ In France, was Boron ed amid the confusion, by this man­ Gauldroe-Boileau, euver escaping a probable blow from a French Consul in New York. cuchillo in the alley without. be remembered that in the early days of tlemen, this bank is closed I” ing in on archway, closely shrouded in cloak and sombrero, tho black, evil eyes watching your evary motion. Then there is an unhealthy dampness around you ; water is constantly ooxinj out of the walls; under foot it is wet and slimy—almost unconsciously comes the terrible fancy that one is tmarling in tho gore of tho countless victims thia alley Don Jaime Mercado guided me—he with drawn sword, I with cocked revolver. Three ______ several tiniee wo closely hugged tho mildewed valla, our weajx>iu> pointing outward, to some . await the putting by of suspicious “That man is «M» arigptn," muttesed Don Jaime, w^i ^loji^tlrawn breath, this is Ute third time that I have wit­ ■ lives have ended here. Yst through ’ up I Either character. susjacion*. or else they did not like ecdd steel or hot load, since they qvrietly passed us by, though edging close to the furthcr wall. years It will tho French republic, Bofloan left this cri’intiy France, to defend himself agilnst tho thargd of being an accom­ plice of Fremont ■sud sentenced to three years’ imprison- bank, and then vanished, He was convicted just how nobody could tell, though 1 have heard that the best cuchillo in follows : past month. No one knows who he is, Evi­ dcully satisfied, he rapped a signal upon the door behnd him, which promptly ot TU» routed • long, aUep serge enrtein. curaiountcd by a traas- patency bearing the legend “Sodadml gambling halls in the City of For a minute the brilliant IL—Senate.—Bumnor'a of almost abject poverty, in a garret in Paris. Since March, in a state ic». luarooi, aua nuau m servud three dayw before the return day, sheriff or other officer Mlhorixed proocssoC intnaoM, according to her husband hod been sentenced, about ot SSOO.UUO to the PadlSc Mall Hlcamaliip quarters at Boulogne, where she was supported by the bounty of a friendly Fngri-h family. of unaound wind interesUxl in the pramteew, service nay be made upon the guardian of any auch. peraon, .or the. court may appoint a guardian off Hictn for any auch person, who may appaar and defend for tho person ho rep­ resent. If Umto are non-reaidont or ateent persona upon.wh tainod witbin tba render aid. Being in very feeble health, she was unable to do* much for herself, the first man I catch trying to conf tine and both she and her children were the stakes will bare his hand pinned to subjected to the greatest privations. the table.” .1 the Parisian police molcaied As no remarks followed Ihis'HaU toman repeatedly, by prying statement one would. infer nh a visitations,is generally done in trick as “ confusing the ; by Mitlihcld fxvnx ‘be markrf *" mineral land*. Sxenox 1. The people Of Ute Stale of Michiganeuaet, "Yhnt Mction three tbouaaad nine hundred uud eighty-seven of tho compiled laws of eighteen hundred and soveniy-otw, roistivoto the sale of awanro and primary school lauds iu tho mineral range of tho Upper Penineula, heretofore withheld from — ——L... _ . I... ami ll-rt lULino 1H . (3987.) 8xc. 4. The pay of auch agents abaJ bo five dollar# per day, for tho time actually and Mcesaarily spent in the discharae of thmr duties, together with their actual and roasOnablo traveling expensta; and their account# for such rervicee and expenses, properlyjrw.fied Ly tach agents, when ulldwvd by ths Boot 1 of Stai j Auditors, shall bo paid bv tbo State 1msurer, upou lire warrant of the Auditor-Gen­ eral, out of anv moiiBV Un tbo Treasury not urn-#-. Approved March 25, 1871. pasted at the extra sottami at Ufii- DAKBURY NEWB-ANCES. ’Kornvun makes a person laugh so much as a set of new tooth. A tax may forget his buaineas, hia family, and all tho sacred obligatioris of life, but ho always remembers where ho got that counterfeit bill. leno., or lor owrer purpoeee meut of tho United States. . Sec. 2. Tire United Staten may enter upon been to one of tho neighbors to borrow and occupy any laud which may have been or some bread, and wsa going up the stoop and shall have tho right of exclusive n and concurrent Jurisdiction tobold the some exempt from all State, county and municipal tuition. Bec. 3. Thia act aboil toko immediate effect. Approved March 14, 1874. [StoTk] of his house on his return, when a tenpenny nail weed to fasten his pants and had but just lime to spring through the door aa the pants came down. . Tjlzbe waa a clam chowde r and a good timo generally at tho Houae, Saturday nigljt “Sixth Ward" Juat as the young Mr. Wak<v. Tlrajr were »eparated at once, but not until Mr. Wnke- 16 enter aaid land upon wm badly eliokcn, and tho -.cab IobL It waa mi un­ usually fine ecab, and Mr. Wakaly had been offered ft half-dollar for it only an think proper. not J e in each week; end further Of all the Southern States, Texas A easeful gives promiM of tha brightest falure. search along the floor and in tbo chairs France toward the families of ponvieta. Grief and despair at last did their work, the money staked on them waa not en­ and she died (strength. lette balls, sod the musical tingle of nearly out, when, improbable as ii may later hour some one nervously «ggc«t- and tho time for Ureir The entire bonded debt is od that it might have fallen into the Msr. hal MacMahon kwod of her »iad only $1,661,181,r and the entire of all chowder, which unfortunate idea per­ end, and thst debts and claims against the Stats, if emptorily closed the feotmtiee. broken-hearted. When six children were left helpless, he granted Baron Gauidrec- denlj abifud hia ptake, hi* quick eye (Xo. 7.] ly’s arm, recently vaccinated, abocot or nou-reeidesit jieraom । in such nowiqxjer printed and gajish little else than a low, indistinct hum, mingled with tho click of the rou­ We watched the deal of proportv, and for the collection and return thereof," ’approved April sixth, ofebtoeii hundred and sixty-nine, and to the amend­ ments thereto. ■ Sec. 11. .This act shall take immediate ef­ fect. Approved March 24. 1874. . narrow escape frogj a moot ludicrous accident, Tneoday morning. Ho had of service Cake’s message, is one of remarkable tirely unknown. upon the same land. , Bec. 9. Tba taxoa. uitexcat and charge »“ arrears upou any land rejected ar dxargvd back for any reason, except a# #]'ccitlcd in tho two prodding scalion*, may bo M Starnifd upon tbo same lands, levied upon tire taxable propertv of tbo ;wo|»er township, ar olberwiso dh-poeedof bv the lk>xrd of Buperrisoa, sa may bo equitable. BKC. IU. Tbo aaaremnonta made and taxon levied under tho provisions of thia set, shall. ODB of the spenu-r", -got in a nott£&o> »tb to Paris, where M. Frederick Gaillar-' then while waiting for the players to det, formerly editor of tho Courrier make their he said,, laming the jLrnU, of New 3 ‘ ■»“ tbo onij silver hilt of his fane} k. AaJ I play a. lue laxca, together with all intereet prominent tempernnoe woman, lira] a cards he placed them in the -silver box, “ Gentlemen, you see this ? bcc. General for the reason that such laud was not nublect to taxation at tho tihw prescribed by law for tho aenetMOMtit for auch taxes, or that the taxe. thereon hiul bosn once [>aid, or that LbeEO.bad been a double aaaesstaent thereof, shall, by the Board of Supervi»oni, bo levied-upon tho property at largo of tha proper townelupi or Becrtox 1. The People of the Stale of Mich- Pip»Hy ah« removed on ti» square, and I warn you all that laid, odd io the thou curraat aMMsment roll of Ure proper town, city, or ward," a correct description of*auch laud, and cause to be taecuaed thereon the tax, Intereat, and charge# anapendera together, gave way, and he tion with Gen. John C. Fremont's rail- suddenly shifting from a losing card Tire hall was of extraordinary thmen- at least by tho to servo the rates “ But let him be what he may, I wish he would impart his secret to waa equalized by tho Board of Buporviscra. and utxju which ’tha tax waa thereto appor­ tioned, thou tho amount, of taxes against juch land *11X11 not be deducted from the aggregate amount' of taxation to be levied span the toWu, City, or Ward, within which tirey are ait noted, a# provided in eectiou three of thia act. • Szc. 7. Whenever the Auditor General #haJl have rvjactod any tax' in the find instance, nr have charged the same te the county to which it ehall have been credited on. account ef any iu*acur*te or imperfect fissoription trf land tnion which auch tax saa laid, or for any other _: i The husband of Mrs. Whipple, tho filing tire potitio.x summuim nlrall Uuuo In cordauoo with tho prayer thereof, Maiost persons named therein, returnaUa or ton, of Missouri, died on the 6th of tious Spaniard devoutly crossed him: self. the report and finding, or confirm the fame, and if oonfirrned: ahall enter a judgment of [confirmation! conformation, and that all right, title and Interest of. iu, and to the land *ud premise#, vc#t io the btato of Michigan: Prodded, That ths Btate, within each time aa sbali bo therein, preacribcd. shall deposit in the coart the amotml found by the report of tho commhaiouar# or jury, aa tiio just compensation and damage#, tu be paid to the owners an I persons interested. If, within tbo time »o proHCribed, tire Blate shall catwe to be deposited the num so fotuid, the court ahfll thereupon enter aa order and Judgment that tho title, of the Btate iu and to twtid laud and Bac-nox.A. Tht Pcoplt of At SfflU of Michi­ gan enact. That an sei entitled "Annllu authorise and empower tfia Board of Control of Btate ewamp lands to make an appropria­ tion of Btate Mwarnn lands, to aid iu tha cjunlruction of a railroad from the Straitu of Mackinaw to Marquette Harbor, on Lake Bujierior," approved M^rch twenty-first, eight­ een hundred and seventy three, be amended assistance, commanding the sheriff to deliver by adding a new section, to bo section five, as tho poMession of auch laud to tho State; and follows: thereupon tho Utlo and right of the Sec. &. The time limited in this sot for con- Blate to such laud ahall bo absolute alrtieting said railroad shall be and the same and binding agaia#t all perr-uu# wbomnoovcr. hereby ta extended for tho term of two years Tlio persona owning and interested in from and after the thirty-first day of Decom- said land according to tho rc[>ort and her, in tho year of our Lord one thousand finding aforesaid, shall bo entitled, on apply­ JL->,«X),(X)O, end also (bo Hr note Currency bill. eight hundred and seventy-fire, and all the ing to the court, to be paid on the order of . powers conferred upon said Board of Control the court tho amount or sum to which they eolation, but •utatltutM for th# free banking are hereby revived, renewed, and extended are respectively entitled, according to »nch meaaure a section Increasing the ctrcnlaUon of the until said railroad shall have boon constructed, report or finding; for tho sum received they and all auch powers t-hall be and rema.ii m full shall respectively giro to tire clerk their re­ naUonal teak# by lU.UW.UIJ.... Bill, were Introceipt, in writing, to be by the clerk forwarded to the State TrcMurer. hi case tbo Stale doe. not, within tbo timo so preecribod, doposit m shall have full power and authority to rescind, court the amount of compensation and dam­ modify, or amend any resolution or regulation Imparted Mrrebandlea ages awarded, the court shall order tho pro­ ceeding# diamiised. and tho Stalo take nothing thereby. Iu’ tho proceeding# au­ Memphis, EranavUti, LoulavUlr, Norfolk, Moblk, thorized by thia act the court ehail, aa to the Toiado and Pittsburgh, mul providing that than Bsc. 2. This act shidFiako immediate ef­ practice aiid raodo of proceedings, bo gov­ act. erned by tho rule# applicable in cases st tew. chaudlea at Philadelphia, IXlilmoro, Charieaton Approved March 21, 1874. except ae b in thh set other who exprmsly provided. Vho exponas of the proceeding# . [N~8.j latiou anbtnltUn* io the LegialatarM of tha aereral ahall tie paid by tho State, and a certified eopy Htaire an stnendmeat to the Conatitntlon of he of the-record of tho proceeding# and judg­ ment of the court shall, together with tho United HWea, iTavIdltur for th# e'zvUuu of United Bxctiox L Tht Ptople of At Stale of Mich­ record thereof, in the office of tho register of igan enact. That it Khali be lawful for the deed# of tho county, bo evidence iu all courts Governor or any oilier person or penrans, and places. Wkuxmdat, April 15.—Senate.—Tbo Hoose when by law authoiixod to purchase for tho Sec. C. Thia act shall take immediate effect.' Approved Mrrch 21, 1874. iuga, State ixiatftuUou, or public um, to Insti­ tute or cauas to be instituted proceeding# hi i [No. A | tho uarno and behalf of tho Btate of Michigan againat tho land nought to bo acquired, and against tbo.owner# and pentoua intero«ted Bectiox 1. The PtopU of the Stale of Mich­ thorom, iu the circuit court of the county igan mad, Thst whenever tho United Stales Where too laud la situated, for the purpoao of of America desire to acquire title to land be­ acquiring by tho btate title to each laud by longing to the State, and covered by the nav­ udkial cuudcmuatian. And tho said ccurt igable waters of-the United Slate# of Amerin which such proceeding may be iuatitutod, shall have and poeMaa full juriadiciion of tho priatianbOl. subject matter of such proceeding#, and [low­ tiop. and application 1# made by a duly au­ TavasDsr. April 16.—Senate.—Login in- er to bear, adjudge, and dettrmhio all matters towMisyAht^rocoe^nfb. and tho rights and thorized agent of tire United States, deacribiug the alto required for one of the purpoaea aforeeaid, then the Governor of the State ia Sic. 2. Tb-i upon request of tbo Governor antiionzcd and empowered to convey ti*> tills or other person or person# snthorizsd ## to the United Ststce. and to cede to the afore.Mil, it shslfbo the duty of tho AttoraoyMtUag forth the right of coioblea to *#t*bll»!i ia- Gcoorsl of [tho] thia State, or of the prosecut­ United States jurisdiction over the fame; Provided, No single tract nhall contain mor# ing attorney of .'lbs county where the land ia than tan (10) acre#, and that the Btate shall altustod, #b tho c»#o tnsy be, to cause a jwti-'1 retain concurrent jurisdiction to tnr that all Uultad tioo tiS bomsdo sod filed in tire pro|« court, preeces, ciril or criminal, iseuing under tbo signed by the A*to.-ncy-Gun«ral or prosecoting attorney, addisa-ed to tho coon, sotting forth, with reasonable certainty, a description ■ of tho land sought to be acquired, the names limits of land so ceded, in like manner and to ■ of all persons owning or having an interest like efftet as if this act hod novar been therein, eq far as diaclorad by the record# of titUe of the county iu which the land is situ­ Bkc. 2. Till# act shall take immediate effect. ated. dr cau be ascertained from actual occu­ Approved March 24. 1874. Railroad Company to prorate all fratehta canted pant# ; that the petition is made and present­ nioTij ed for tho purpose df acquiring the title and ownership of the land doeci ibed in Hie peti­ tion, to and for the Use of the Btate of Mkbignu, aod specifying generally the purpose for HamlUoa (HA). which It is to be used. And tire petition shall Bscnox 1. Thtpeople ofAt Stateof Michigan ask tliat all pcreon# internated m tire prem­ tad. That tbs United Btate# of America ahall ise#, or any part thereof, lie summoned to ap- April TVMMDAT, Mexico has been hunting for him this where he camo from, nor where he lives. Some even say that he is the— the devil!” And here the supersti­ ....____ 1^1... ... aiotlere. Sec. 4. Tire court shall bear objections; if The wife of Baron Gauldree- 4tay speculations, his unfortunate wife, Around the adjoining table;' Ufo, faro ^ith six children, whom he had left ab­ players were gathered, where'a smooth, solutely penniless, had lived in wretched held the light np to our foots. Mexico. many broke heavily-ironed door, sinking three loud blows upon it with tho pommel of his oily, cat-like Southerner dealt, a huge sword. Almost immediately this bowie, with blade sticking in opened, and a porter, (waring a h stern, the table bei Shuffling the able for nessed the same thing; each time ho the i# transferred shall attend and proceed to hear, try, and determine said cause aa afore­ said. rox. 2. This act shall take immediate effect. Approved March 23, 1874. I had been watching a young mo®,, a casual acquaintance, whom I know ble. jury nball bo sworn,'as ia fequired of eomniiaaiouora. and they #hali view tbo premises, bear evidence If offered, determine tbo neces­ sity for taking auch property, and tho tame woumL : Every de<d ncemcd to go di«ad against grave, or—the pave.” same manner aa if tire soil had been original­ ly commenced before him. am! with the like effect. Or Hie Justine may in irach order, in hie diacretiou. jxmt]>ono the hearing of raid cause to such tune and place in the same city man’s blanket, then calmly resuming thsoo rather than dishonor his.nsme by 5 ef or set aside from the panel, ibe court may.ortVia .he.Iff In npon tho everybody knew, would sacrifice bis last discovered A NIGHT WITH GAMBLERS. bowio, wiping it thmr may object for cause to any of the jurors, bat justico in any adjoining said B?y” cursed" the refusing payment. i you gain tha summit, John, vocabulary, which would have put to the blnsh the almost prinedy wealth, but tho mama which were gladly taken, for Don D—, 11 tooYtbam tmOiy The sharp; other shriek, and a long winded voUsy the idol of her htisband, trtio possc’.-i*dl note io fy Iran a«iy thUff sub- sworn to faithfully and j da ties in ths premist a ability. They shall visit the tho MWfnei: roll, and for which U ia then plaeed thereon. 8eo. A. Ibis sot shall authorise placing upon lbs SMtaauMut. rvU, for the ycsrofmitoeti taxudrad aad wrimQMtour tends loMl&tabiect to taxation when on.iited from UioaMte##msnt roll for the ytMUStighlc'en hundred and Hundred and aoveuty-two of the compiled hear, in the tiroscticii and under ... ........... laws of eighteen hundred and aoventy-ono be the court, ortdeneo touching tire matters they aovauty-two apd :«t»btsen hundred . and wrraniy-threK and hereafter shall be limited amoudedso a# to read sa follows : are to find, brought forward by anv person (5372.) Bec. 124 If before joining issue In having kb mterret, and #haU find all .noeerexany cause, , tho defendant therein ahall ry facta to posse## tbs court with the truth year# next preceding that -vs which they are ui*te and -.file with the justice an affidavit that ho his a good and aut>- and right of the matter, bnt shall not bw re­ placed upon tho roll, odd at the tiroa Of such quired to find what evidence was offered or- omieaiou legally liable to *aaa»»BUDX and laxstautial defense on tho merits thereof, and atiUta " ■ ■ ■ that the justice befeire whom the same is HM. &. Lauds bercMfcwe or Ireresfter placed pending is a material witness for such dofeudyit,rwithout whose testimony ho cannot safely any pcreon interested in any portton of ih<- upon the oaacsMheM roll for any year, but not within ths time -required' by law, ths taxes pretnlMa. deworibed in'the petition, may-, and upon the requcal at any auch [ternou aha!!, order a rwiire to iaeoo to tlio ebariff, to sum­ ■njeut o&MMh bmd. •taUL.forwpMeunrihts mon twelve jurors who ahal! W rwndenta and witboo# for the defendant, make ia hie docket freeholders of the Mrauty-wboro tbo , Land ia act. bo torirtrSd aa oofiltod therefrom, and an entry of the filing of curb oflldavlt, and an situated, to attend al a time to b manner a# indicated order that the stilt and all .the papers relating fcterrwl. The People of the Kale Of Mie.im mad, That saetinn one hundred and '«rt*-f cur of chapter one hundred and so«- Boiteau a-froe pardon. ThobAter was not exceed >8,000,000. Gov. Coke informs the Legislature that allowed, will Josh Brousas says: “ Yu kanl find there in do need to increase the rate of fairly uncovered, eororod tables weru Furrvunded by the efiffer derukte of Fortune; this ✓ taxation, and pithily remarks that “ we ' Thad! went the knife swift as ths lightning's flash, true to the eye m Kit vices from Faria, it was feared that his reason would give way. ought io M-ttk what we now owe, and •ununoiicd or notified, the eauri may continno cturaut y#*r. Bae. 4. The a-M#3tamt provided for !u the fim aerttoo of tata asi «*»ii be mow wUbta and thoae reach it r<yme«t who throw away their oompaoa and p it bM" �i lISSfOMB, ISw R«w h“ । PuinKm,, H»rfw»re,. where here jo.1 dtorereJ-to .re jwb.Unt or« | pre|01rea ,„ .a kind, of pwlurre. th»rre,pe«. H. E. M.rtto -appreciate the foftowing . _________________ committed suicide st Niles, last r n- » day. Business difficulties the reason. stMtary em;Joyiag p hun- wifl | u,.o lum • adL IoA,l. of Elkhart, pay lb* Highest Mark** Prio* f»r . Lyroea Twybw of .Ariiagtan. Van Boren Co., toll <S««I Totwhr, whilo swpport an additonsl ht'bbbikm b tta eititows of VsokviU* CORN. tPPtSS, OATS. Clover Seed, See., The eranadinj women <1 Maptaec who had lx»cf thrown npo» th”™ j have nuwd the offending P*rti«s $W.- ><reregr,(730,M*7100 !■ Ore Mjre»t» 1 TV ■ POTATOES, Drtivuredat their AN^NTIRR NEW STOCK OF ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. Spring Millinery Goods to Hie mtost or .hl. »75.000 at to I prmi„, ,nd N,munf. |,„ Monday per cent, would b« >7,300. These | night - The Ums m the former place r hundred ftmilw's.UM. would Trquirr ’ wax •230,000, and th© latter >70 *’00. a bnndred thonaands of; hnciaea, LATH, thounrub of yard, of<xhim> and wool. ’,Ml Tunnday WATER LIME, The bmgtara night But all their At D- A Alba’s —- --------- x-------- --------- __j{-b ’have not been yet arrested. M foods, thus giving health and im­ I Chas. Billings and a chnm wore petus to every branch ol industry. ' ralight in the act of committing rape I two Indian giris last Tuesday after- Jnoon at Mtukegon. prior* for ‘ nrrested. for high The prospect American gram thb year is very good. I Laat Week Bilhngs ■‘•y b* **FP‘>cU . SALT. HAIR, STUCCO, suoar i-nfri MICHIGAN AND while a READY MADE CLOW MRS. L. O. CKOCKER Hureto«lb.r pto <rf toto U.lU flrrt door wntb rf Smith & Ihit-1 ui i tba bto Just vvtoivad Win. Ito td (Hto'1 bto, ISTEi’W GOODS AND WILL KEEP OON8TANTLT ON HAND which we will clow out at eort for CASH. I A Complete Asortmsit 01 lillutn nnd FAMCY UOOOK Alao a go«J MaorUnent of Groin* North. DRESS GOODS, ments of flour during the same period ' o which became freightrmod w.f horses to,----- -------------------------f— 1.254,180 barrels, against; sod ana ran u«r« away. r. The horaes horses ran against a free, throwing the little MB^ U'relAtoto*.. 1Ml Moth,r violently against another m both !■>!«»» of nrerl, 100 pm ‘ OT,hj„t th. .tail to ulh«rw>«e lurtnl ihortos i. •!■» ,|_ Jto oen*. T* SfeMutoto :« .J""™"* .him .. *. -tThta .i_‘5*A____ a________ _ ,0,0 . I II .,n J. ”’ nng to — such nn extent »k«» that ’° Ji no hope* are entertained August 1st, 1873, * to the-- shipments ag for Notions, Boots, Shoes, S' What Now! $63,000 WORTH Itw ORI fioaos STORE AND CROCKKSV, his re­ covery. Mat>amc Byacixtrs Loysox. wife and 3.40X283 barrels of flour 86.017.­ of Pcrc Hyacinthe, 487 bushels of groin and X47G.240 very aensiblo and encouraging letter the same time in of council to tha women of America, barrel* of flour in TRAINS KIN Proprietors- man J»y the were March 6th, 1871, has And a full line of addressed a In Nashville, Mich. The Subscriber has taken a part of the Store with Capt Boise, and ianow opening a the year proceeding. And this, too, who have t-nlirted in the temperance effects of the short war. She says: Euiopcan crop? are just beginning to “The evil is so deep that you must take a generation at least to cure it. be fell here. but you must succeed, for your cause —The Nashville News comes to is God's justice and your aims de­ «u each week well filled with local. TJne w, tprayers „_.----------vine. Only lcl let , your be----in .] «*ews,and is really a ranch more lively te||jg fnt and and executive, executive, for for prayers prayers gent JaK*»nu.«^-ftJUh Uto A nS.^wSl IHUaK HlltaW* * nltnough the full . Hew Sloot of Staple and Faicy Dry Goods <t»eel than half the papers published ■ a|on°c Wlj| not suffice. It must be . asking for themin larger Uwns—IkUlie CiefkJoumaL foiioWOd by good works.’, We eae trathfully say “Thanks.*' Rev. S. B. nnd editoral departments of that paper MEAT'MARKEfl GENTS AND LADIES ’ We will teke ln exchange for Good* Rossiter, of New York, all . kind* of produce al the highest price. UNDERWEAR, in a sermqj’delivered the other day, ore always full to the brim. Cltoa-ri, lUeto.04 a Fort W.rn» lUUrutoK . th"™*!?. '-I?'!' — * «v . vitxrrr | YANKEE NOTIONS, ------------------ -----------A OMaAJMTlC EVBC. The ‘ocal as much (or the JoumaL HOSIERY, fe.» 4-c., ROBERTS & iZoE, Ifc. tiianking th* public for part fa»«r« ovI'Mc a coaltnnanee of lhe tame, and would infum tha public !ba! they w?H * keep eoeetawly tin hand said: . There are jMJJOO.COO gallons of Money is a queer institution. It] diotilleddiquors and 9,000^)00 barrels buys provender, satisfyea justice, and ‘ of fermented liquors drunk annually heals wounded honor. Everythin? |‘ in thb country</ There are 230.000 resolves its self into cush, from stock .1 dratp shops wh'ere this liqued dam­ jobbing to building churches. ’Child­ nation is deaiftmt. There are $378,­ hood craves |>eunies; youth aspires 000,000 speaf iMtnually fur distilled ip dimes; manhood is swaye I by the mighty lawyer pleads home, to hts question of life or death for bis salray. it moke, he would have the respect.of fools; fur the eye of the world look* tbruogh golden Il Imi ys Brussels Crtrp’Hii, spectacles. Tiiono wishing a luachm* will do well to from the bodies of giv* aa a call before psrehaalng eleewhere. gratify one’s base passion. ntissioncry for Schools, churches nnd enterprises pat ^together. CASH & EXCHANGE Besides Ac Little, will please call and settle the same before they ere made this, the rum traffic coat lhe country i trouble and cos's. 000,000 able bodied men. taken from DOWNHG & ALLEN. useful occupation, the grain and fruit lace curtains, gilded eornices, rich tAcn from their legitimate uses. —:----------------------furniture, and butlds ma rule mansions. Add to this lhe cost ol courts, of jails UtT A TYfYII A RT'FRX and asylums, ihe support of 800,000 I tDO It drives us to chur.di in splendid the rent of the equipages and pays BTATE OF MICHIGAN - Those having unsettled ac-1 counts with the late firm of Downing1 Mme money is spent fur liquor than Money mokes the man, there fore man mu«t etc. Give ibemscsU.n Kort aldo HsisSi Nashville. Mich. J And will be sold fur Tbe atanArd Sewing Machin* of the nation. little childten, from the table and the the judge decides for his client, and Op ene d FRESH MEATS, “LIGHT SUNNING DOMESTIC,” liquors and <21^000.000 for ferment­ blacksmith ed liquors, taken The dollar. swings hit sledge, the SOUTH. HARDY & AINSWORTH, catching in the belt, and instantly much larger than in former, aggrega­ killed. Tho body was most terribly ting To March 7th, from the principal mangled, . ** tok© ports alone 12,421.057 bushels, i On April 18th n little six year old against 6.274.188 bnsheb in the same sun of Mr. James Knapp was sitting weeks of tha year 1.871 The ship- a a .jw. • ^gon wagon at Trenton noiomg holding a-apah gragatiug 102,551,607 bushels of grain । Firt Wayne, Jatoi 1 SaUni B. 1 Wo hav. oo band » 6no .lock of was Th© news from Euro]>e n that there name of Stone, waa logging near Ionia, his little boy got caught be­ b a serious grain deficiency in that tween two logs and was so aeirously country, and the fact that the Old injured that he soon expired. World most supply its lack almost At Ashton, In Osceola County, on entirely from this count ry cannot fail April 18lh, a yonng man named to eflent the market here. The ship James Snodgras. employed in a mill mmtsofall kinds nf grain from this there, was accidently drawn into the country since January 1st-have been sawing machinery by his clothing .. from _____ noticeable , SHINGLES Mrs. Maradnm. a Detroit millioner 1 ponnda of agricolhtal produce, and I <*» robbed of ♦6.b00 worth of goods i Good* and Pnicas. before 1 know 1 can oavo the* »«»• bound to acH Than any drunken paupers and their children, * It buys silk and jewelry 1 and you have a sum total which i commands the res- ] makes lhe devil chuckle on his hellish । pec! of gaping crowds, insures obse- j throne. Two thirds of the crime,1 (plions attention. I» enables us to be j one-third of the idiocy and lunacy.' h«M pews. for my lady—it ohaziuUe, to send BiLies ta heathen,' and three-quarters «.f the poverty are My MoUoh,“TA» Nimble Sxpeme u better Ihm lie Sime SulUng." P R O V I S I O !N S tSr lt«wM»bw *b« Phoe—C*pL Boise’? Headquarter*, *i the old aland of Kichardaon wMA b*» Wen xsirar fttled cp for us. It‘ caused by this traffic, Thb is the g lds the ragged acene of life, and1 evil against which nun fight and to remove domestic indulgence. spreads over them a velvet carpet( women pray. soft to tread; the men become fantical, that wetneu leave the retirement of home aud rude acene of lur. It ’ bids care vanish, sooths the anguish' Do you wonder that CAPT. BOIS kneel iu lhe mud and rain before the rumseller’s door? Du you wonder bed of sickness; stop short of nothing ' that God is moved out of the usual majesty uf his of Ilia dealings in aarethe grim destroyer, whose re­ view of this gigantic evil ? lentless hand s|ssres none, hat leaves Wealth pauses nn tha brink of i nnsyvar. oifirt sjoatbl sad Chiron day*, eternity ; the l*eggar aad the mUkm- j Os.-n aet.—Mr*. H. Hasekrtt, at M*j.l* ardaon, his STOCK of waH-winciad Srotmrs and fwvisums, win.hr, to Mrwr, the j lk“ lir*- to' To which ha invites the attention of the P-bHe, He sails French Guiana are BOTTOM Ouh FuU for Im&eaof oU thn 'fields are about mites inland, and to them one hundred and fifty Imata paddled by negroes, and after MIRRORS, PICTURES, FK4M. AND CARDS, BRACKETS, «au Call and exawiue before pcrehaaing DUSTERS, JcC-fcC.. Saahvlttr, Rar. 1st. 187ft. ten quarts, in fruntweto rix feet , of Hack mod. whence ri*es an effluvia m ma ia fuiaoaaaa to Ita ouirw drink >wllua« UM to* Tte wrpedi- tainod. will. on the Mkh day D IMTi, rt the hewr of otto of nid day, in tbo rity of Ho »«ik (,». uoJfc I .. .W 0 LOO' .1.00 & l.W !i Baij Calls art ftraniiWs 1 BROWN TPLLCHER^ JACKSON, HICK. Even lhe gohl, which is ftwnd in rot-! mortgage te toewrr tain note the name < W. W. DsGs». LEROY C. BOISE. five or six days* Extremely Low Erices »b®w GoUi. retaining hemo one hundred that a pumey ol Parlor, latirary, DiaiM, Oita u GENERAL FD WTUE PRICES FOR CASH! Xo Tremble to gold mines of ,^.i,«J. They any that reach JACOB LENTZ •' Mtodrerf U. I I«MO a. lore O'>ore?< ir"™ tutai summons. , , ,, t.tto. tin. „ ... ... I and :*o d*u«bi«rf to mourn iBSlr !o*s- Mr*. Numliera of men who emigrated ffavehixi will mooa mi*»*d by ba c«a»from the West to the iFUBNITUBE MANUFACTORY» I First Ola.se Goods, aire rest side by side bewath th* »od, Orovv, vif* of Mr 11. T. Hsachtt, depart*! torarre io ■UdM^taOM to Mrttaw* oucrVn.rn.-h • rei fa'! ( »*rt to -W a e«py rftM* «•*•»• > on tW tod IM-rtt*. John 1 twwiy4*)* torr Ito u*e C. A. STEBBINS. moils-are encased in a gilt frame. all mortal divtinetioai, and teachen , . . . , . , , . ' la NasliviUs, April 11, 1174, FreJdi* L., poor tamwrtj th»l 11 ■ buld»t. JJ ta.bdnrei~roM.ito JACKSON. Naahville, Nov. 15, 187S. &.2» A,L °r CtFTINSAND CASKETS, Of all style* and •!«*•, and METAH furnished to order. SHR OlfDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept cwsisotShf on ha^d. 2°°ks> Stationery, »^'*lvVAt.X. I’A PE It, .LE AND RETAIL leUk*^ -W) Ur to. Bi rto Good Prints, 8 Cents. Sheetings at 9 “ £*.SX' �Dan. Shepard, an old resident and a WAwnv».z.x»a. wealthy farmer of Assyria, led to the - FRIDAY. APRIL M. 187 - hymauid altar a Miss BUtoarer; Lui afflicted with —CHemant Smith w from the order of ccmrtships in gener­ an ulcerated tooth- And gared with andtoMinl evre, When he. proposed she didn't On Ue ladiea a>ibey thrunged pop out the quick fyes mt" bat was Oar drinking habitat hmm. ‘ And sang their tnoutnful sang: wary, and seemed to want to com­ C«oe -eign the pledge.” promise the subject, which was al. Griffith is having a new —D. C, put on his bouse. —Three drunken men were on the street Tuesday evening. —Union service* will be held at ! the M. E.’Church next Sabbath eve- Ailorary. al l*w- J.. ‘'^-Schuyler “• T SIMPSON k WEBSTER. Bl.ckO a» . — i ...__ ii... .n.h,L.t t.iM<*tnt»Uv. mrv jjENBY B. WOOD. S Justice of the Peace. . ring. V & RASEY. Dmynwo. Goolurt Colfax is expected to feature in Hastings Robinson 'hasjust G. returned from a trip to Lake Michigan for her health, BoeU and Shoe*, ‘ horse’s front shoulder until blood ran stone foundation. ard is an egg drunk­ all vice from which ; but found the doors, thereof, closed Caft. G. M. McCaaaicK, Proprietor. jS MIIVII.X.KL - and boiled. Roe’s & —Robert* new meat move into it tfext week. yyjt cemetery grounds, plowing and leveling, replatting, end by preparatory to setting shade out trees. A little war of words en­ mass be another temper­ meeting Chnrch this (Friday) fighting and at and the inhuman monster was com ^Recently a rural be to They arrived in town only a few moments before train time and a more convient season, took the train. However any feeling that might have Let been created by this movement were retorn the evening, and in Griffith keeps groceries and provis. them low enough Io wit even a granger. of the party ere the shades M. Adams’ sured for $500. or the present, opened their office tbove Cap. Boise’s store. They are foung men of energy and ability and Notice their card in requested the person next in front to poke him with his cane, which he did. As soon as he looked around Charlie discovered he was not the person Lb took him for, and fixing hi* with the cane to settle the disturbance ind summer'goods have arrived, and lhe shelve* and counters of his place cuse, there of business are piled high with bn rm»si ng scene. the lWnl* neci^fuI f°r lhe adornment of these frail bodies of ours. Notice —As warm weather approaches, clean up all the rubbinh about prem­ ises thus guarding the health of your­ selves and neighbors. Nothing is more was a ludicrous and em - asked indignantly, “Didn’t you tell me with to poke that "Yea.” “And what want." “I wanted you would man poke my stick." you then, did to see whether him or not not.” —The following is the newly elect­ out the village. Filth and debns are ty- Crowd, liying two name of “Jack,” living near Sheridan had a little altercation in Pattison's saloon Tuesday, over a game of “pedro." “Jack" grabbed a club to strike Crowel. who grabbed a chair and whacked —Fams.—Your “We kissed each is respectfully “Jack" oyer the Whisky. head three times. poetry other Awyria— A. W. Cbupia. Republican, BalticDcre—John H. Day, II. or village,.and a entitled, Carlton—Mores A. Fuller, R. Haviiugi—Pleiades Brown. Democrat. Hastings City, 1st Dirt.-Travers Philips, n. Hast. City, 24 Diet.-David G. Robinson D. Hvpr—Augusta* W, Armor. R. Irving—Aaron J. Walker. 11. Johnstown—Lvvi M. Dewsy, R. Maple Grave—Orson Dunham. Dem. Orangeville— Henry Brown, R. rrairieville—John J. Perkins, R. Rutland—Jahn Dawson, D. Tbornappla—John F. Emory, R. Wnodlawt-Jereie Jortfon. D. Yankee Springs—Zara B. Hoyt, R. by the sea," declined. Suppose r M. A. Hance ha* commenced is no better r breaking ground for hi* new bnck any other store, which will soon be under prolocality. Try again, and if you can ces* of erection. SMITH Jt PUTNAM. do yonr kissing by the banks of Mr. Jordan delivered an eloquent Quker brook or even the Thomapplb,, temperance address to a large and respectable audience Sunday evening, we will , accept at the Congreffolianolist Chnrch in —A couple of a'eeks ago we stated T*s: that's the puce. Stop right there ‘ this village. His remarks and iliasthat Kerr Sc Griffith intended to go' tralions, in reference to the moderate into the commission business at thei drinker, were well timed and to the depot Since then Hardy k Ains­ point. Although we have no saloons for worth have bought out their business the women to conquer, still they are and store house near the depot. They “armed and equipped,” as lhe law have filled the building with plaster,, directs, and ready for an attact upon Where you cun gel the worth of your lime. etc. and are paying the very the “enemy" at a moments notice. We sometime* think they are “spoil­ ing for a fight. But, seriously, let no —The ladies union temperance one hinder them in their work, and society sent out. 2A volanLeers lost should they succeed in putting down Friday afternoon, who visited every nnd keeping down this great “curse,” which has so long baffled lhe skill solocr., talked with the proprietors, and energy of man, we shall ail feel offered a prayer and sang a psalm/ to bless them for their labors. CALL No surrenders by tbo keepers were you did ? for auch The seaside practices than NICHOLS’ GROCERY! GROM, PROYIFIONS, &c„ A. I’. NICHOLS, .BOOTS AND SHOES. 1«5WGROCfRT STORE! HORACE HOLTON made although Groceries, Provisions, Jc • which wiU be sold • LOW roil CASH. fly The Highest Market Price paid NAsnviLLx. Mich , I April 14th, 1874. J tees. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. On motion by Downing, Council rented the office of Clement Smith for lhe term of one year. Motion being made, Clement Smith was appointed Village Attor­ ney for lhe cnstiui" year. On motion D. D. Green was appijinied Marshal! for the year. On motion the President appointed lhe following persons on . standing Committee for lhe year: Ctmcirtf Committee—H. T. Davidsoli, C. C. Molwjit,- T. C. Downing Financial CantmiUee—A. W. Olds, H Coe, A. J. Hardy. On motion the Conietry Committee were instructed lo purchase a Cento tery Registration Book, and draw a plitt-oftlie Cemetery ground. On motion by Davidson Levi Ever­ itt was appointed Sexton for lhe ensuing year. On motion -by Downing Council adjourned to meet at the Depot at eight o'clock a, in. 1874, for the pur­ pose nf acting on |»etiuon presented by Hardy Sc Ainsworth. April 15th, 1874. Council met pursuant to atljonrn ment Quorum present. No bnsi- ness transacted. Board adjourned. J. FUIGHNER, (fc a. TRUMAN. Recorder. President LOOAL MATTERS. —Latest rtylee of Hats Tbcma*’^ —How to o.ake mousy—Sign the pledge —Good yard vide Sheeting al Tbcmaxs for 10 cents. —Orifflth tuuga • supply of ihai frinoui dollar Japan Tea. of our B^8— Smoke lhe Globe Cigar. by Stone & Maxson. LA o g o C All lands tn Comitiry Produce taien Id Eichnge for Goods, at lhe Hijhest Market Price. Nashville, April 24th, 1874. s C. A. TRUMAN co HLSWORTH & FULLER DRUGS, © Carilo*—-I. R. Raymond, laaac Mereer. Dry Goods, Groceries, Bars, Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots,fShoes, Notions, &c., co DRUGS. STONE & MAXSON, PSALltS! IS Vntuutil Intlucemenit to Cash Buyers DRUGS & MEDICINES, They will aak you $100 ■as* for 73 cent*. elsewhere, BOOKS Jf nerves and stops that hankering aen ration for spirits. BriL- The Sabin Store, Jackson, have, this Spring, an unusual large stock of desir­ BROWN AND BLEACHED, COTTONS, STRIPES, able Go<m»4, bought for cash, at remarkable low prices. Their stock of Spring Clolbs, Dress Goods, Bilks and Carpets ard very large and attractive. This firn imports di­ root from the manufacturers all of their Liusn Goods, Black Silks, Poplins and Ala­ pacas, which enables them to give very low prime. Liberal discount* will be made io •-Grange societies’’ by this house, who have always sought to benefit the people by sell­ ing goods cheap. STA TIONER Y, Our »tock of —To those that hare recently signed the pledge, J would recommend a free use of Griffith's dollar Japan Tea. Il quiets the WARP, KID PATENT MEDICINES, D^N/NES, TICKS, PERFUMERY, COTTONADES, CHECKS, CARPET COTTON BATTS GLOVES, NOTIONS, ^c.. CHOICE GROCERIES, DRESS GOODS, 18 COMPLETE. —The ladies are not only making raids rn on the saloons, but they are going for Grif CONFECTIONERY, — Four different kin-ls of ladies' Corsets at Tevmaxs. FELLOW CITIZENS. Theft la one place lii NaabvlTle where jou can but all kind* of GROCEBlE'', Brngs, PROVISIONS filh’s dollar Japan Tea. READY MADE CLOTHING Mad IAIKEB KOTIOJS, TOBACCO.Y CIGARS. School BooRh, up in fashionable rtriea, from ibe •—Try Griffith's 50 cent Tobbacco. —Two button Kid Gloves for $1 al _________ H<> to 0»O A. SUIT. Painlx. Oila A Varniah^a, S(osir;and Wooden Wart, Tsumax's. • 1748 pieces <-f Soft-finiah Cottons at One Shilling per yard. Lonsdale Dlotched at Light Brahma Reas for Sale by WtutAM «A>roan of Maple Grove, al low step around right lively, and he fixed wards he was heard sohliquizing as DRUGS, Have received their saw SPRING STOCK, consisting of For sale a pin in the bottom of hi* favorite । berlain. chair. About half an hour after­ follows: £ z 2. M £ [tS” Call and get my prices before you purchase. It will enable you to buy yonr GOODS LOWEB. And tdl kinds of Gtusds Pure fe and Liqasrs We rtlH handle the Rochester hand made Boob and Shoes, ^.1',^’.', JX and all Calf, anxl warranted, al ♦«.«). Chil- boys thought he would make the old gent O K-S —Ladies? yon raa buy B Cersei at Tec- strangers Nashville SPRING and SUMMER GOODS 1 which you ean bay at very low price*. The following named persons were "Fruit of the Loom” a; one abilhng per signed the pledge. Again on Tues- drawn < for Jurors at the May term of yard. The largret stock of blanched Cottona day evening 23 ladies visited Bush’s the Circuit Court: •«BnSasix Broaa Aaayria—Thea. Mulvany. and Stone’s saloons. —One Gmerj *«i Prorlswa Stere JVfcrf Door North of AyUwortA's, several o Regular meeting held PreAenl, Olds, Wolcott, Hardy, Downing, Daviason and Coe, Trus­ This was xietter than the play and ed board of Supervisors of this coun­ —George LARGE STOCK OF COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. we immediately left for the train. won!d-be of ague and other i At 4sst the man settler than dean door yards through' pleasing to the eye of a bully by the ardware, Paint*, Oils, 9a*b, Door*, Blinds, dkc. and attention on the play, he left the man three miles from this where jroaJwUl tin.! a Jr iu front of ns sat a Three seats and he -being-wholly without an ex­ diseases. 6M1TH & PUTNAM so. —Truman’s “boss” slock of spring great inducers HARDWARE couple of man whom Charlie thought he knew, . his new guide-board HRS. I. J. TIMMERMAN to visit the theatre As we had a hours before train time and the the- directory. ■ Would respectfully solicit the patronage of those wishing instruction in Instru­ mental Munc. on Piano or Organ. Having had a number of years experience, she feels compatent to give satis­ faction to alt with him. thcatre was a first class one we did Loss, about >800 ; in­ will do well. rpp A PUTKTP I JLlit AvnllN Lx , Grand a defective stove pipe nnd wax entire­ —Eastman k. Yonng, lawyers, have ' visited house, at Middleville, caught sre from ly destroyed. XMbrlllr. HI.I. we week Rapids and met a friend, Charlie M-. who invited us —Last Saturday Mr. A Dale’s Mill and Provision Safe! —Lost Mr. PUW1.EF, whore work has riven universal Miiaffictlon immediately or they will be placed in lhe hands of a Justice of the Peace, Dewey has some accounts that already the morning train for a little pleasure trip. Is soliciting a very Urge run of cesiocn. —Dewey says that oil tha account* dm* Dewey 5c Brooks must be settled this village and then take married in —Whisky will eventually ruin any of night had gathered darkly over man. Groceries and provisions won't. head they were made one flesh. . ions, and sells Il leavoa you with distracted brain And nothing In your puree. Go ye and "eigu the pledge.'* couple of Maple arrangements made G. A. TRUMAI’ST Ml/ Cardinff Machine •w an young men of Marti vffle Who are wont to take a drink,— earnestly entreat to pure And candidly to think. have boon placed in the hands of His Satanic Majesty, and will be settled in a future stale of existence. relieve lhe poor animal the M. E. evening. ety turn ouL K. M. GATES. D. -YI. PURCHIK, pitch when two other friends to dumb ani­ mals appeared at the scene of action, every lover of temperance and sobri­ dispelled by the JE tired by the continual increase of curtom. was running got his dander up deferring tbe manage ceremony until —There will ance know who Grove Council are im­ Common proving tlie jones, wanted to that horse. sued and the man peiled to des^nd from his vehicle and receiving its MlelxlamM- market building is finishing touches, and they expect to |Z—The poor creature’s John called the tnan'c attention log, to the cursing —The women started to pay the saloon* a visit, again on Wednesday, • in stream* down the to the fact but he became wralby and m^y -be hatched. depot ekery day.’ J^ASIIVILLE HOUSE. • the north, work John Roe noticed -that one of the thill* of the wagon hud gouged the now at —Large quantities of maple sugar TAIL OR. while a man was Saturday 4* ia hie BiUa which will jfove comotevre m veil re to hiarertf. REDUCED 20 PER CENT. The' ladles reng their I lil«« clear To mansions in ike rides. And Milt. paHed oat his hankerehief And wiped bis weeping eyes. I Otood composed, and oenacioos felt That Max waa donbtly blr«t. For not a wave of trouble rolled on Truman* naw brick—laying tbe are shipped east and west from the LIEB HAUSER, Laat driving into town from —The masons are WOOL CARL’LNG M1CB1KE! Husg their heeds with odnreloux guilt And trembled, there, and then ; They know thrt their eocrtiun Has o»t to mavi a but to cheer and comfort old unde Dan. of Mfr. —.Young man rember that PARADY, Manufacturer of P farnMhat lay aefoM tbe road from her motfcs cottage- She. then fulfilled her part of the contract which was the Sth of in Ims journey on tbe down hill side on next month, —Mrs. fi. — AID — finally done by him deeding here The Old. th* Fbunx. the High, the Lew te Rich, tbe Poor il>.o__' FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, The Our stock of Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, ground and whole, Oranges, Raising Kerosene Oil. And Everything in the Grocery line al ex- Child am get just as Good Bar­ ' Chemist who will carefully attend to ths compounding physicians' prucrij^ lions. grins as ths Aged. Our motto 18 sell as cheap as the cheapest, give 16 os&«, to the ft. and the ri^Ja change every tinu;. Sroaa A Maxaoa. " Forty rods are said to be < lay morning one furlong. I know better; let any­ Boo'a Meat D7~ Produce bought at the highest market rates. body get such a licking as I have had and he’ll find out that one rod mokes r*»kee 0pri»p-Geo. Purdy. ATLSWORTH & FULLER. W. A. AYurwwnt. } 4 J. F. Fctua. I buy all kind* At least 10 per cent sav-! ed by buying at the citj^a,.1 Drug Store, Nashville. | n. c. aniFFiru. �FAKACEA AMR FAMILY LINIMENT. raresrty erwahad by Mr. Mmner's death, ail of Mr. How's «pp«rtsre and a mjonty of Hr. Dswm' tomUng their vr.iee for h:m. Tb.> thirty-third and final belief wee m . -Waahbunt, 145; Cnrtir, 64; Dawee, M; Adams, 17 ; Loring, 4 ; Phillips, 11 Whittle;-, 1; Gifford, 1. agri, luffiganntly rfopahi the accxaaticu vt robaxflics preferred sgsuist him bythsofltosrs and ctsw of tho stemnahip Greece. -Kiel hu Umi eipeHcd from tho Dominion —Tbo bill paased for the free exchange of new»papen, and the free trensmiMtati by mail of paper* in the eounty of publication, has paaaod iho Houao by a vote of 178 to 41, and will to all proUWHty pass tho Houalc. It readaas follows: That fnns and aftrr the paaaa<<• of ILL act Un foiiowtag mad waller shall to allowed s> pads free 1 Hailroad Companies have come to tenas. and1 the ruinous competition in which they haVo recently been engaged will immediately ecaao. —The Attorney-General of Michigan has decided that Isnda granted to' aid in the aonetructioa of.raiiroadn are nob taxable. -Tho Cariial fores before- Gorou* baa ro­ tirod, tho municipal authorities baring paid them 100,000 real". ' --------—Adrioea froqi Rio Janeiro report that the R.-ariiiari Government Em pardoned Ifec Bishop of Pernambuco. —Tita Upper Hnuseof ttys Austria* RNChsw rath the etbar day passed thtfEcciesi^UcaK 1 Newspapers, on* copy to each actual aubscribsr reaUHsi; oc tererfvtaifl lhe sams wtthln the bOth, wlicrouiKMi tho rjahope withdrew In a county where the tame 1. published ; but carrier, body. —The French Government Iim Iseuod j^ejrshall not be required to distribute such papers iinlare postage to paid upon them at tha usual cular prohibiting attacks by tho newxpavoni upon the septcnnal, and declaring that Preei— An important decision liae been rnado by dent MeMahou'H powers are inoontestiblo. the United Blates Supreme Court in regard to —A groat coal-mine explosion U reported tho right of State Governments to' tax na­ from Laucsahire, lingiand, resulting in the tional IxuA stock bwned by person- residing death of over fifty miners. without the State. The court decided that —The remaiu" of Dr. Uvingstope, the Af­ Legtaisturca peesesred such a right, since rican expiorer, arrived si Louden on the 15th uational bank "tock- tbough to one sense per-' aonal property, is separated by the law cre­ ating it from tbe person of tho owner for purpOMH of taxation. —Tho Judiciary Committee of tho United States Senate has reported a substitute for Mr. Sumucr'a Civil Rights bilh II securee to all persona tho use of ions, public, convoy-ancoti win! theaters, and admieaion to .•cbools and cliaritablo inatltuUone supported in whole or in part by general taxation. Tbo pro­ viaions for tho enforcement the law arc vary stringenL —Tho vcaiwl-owuoni cf. tho Ncrthwret, st a meeting held in Detroit the other day, adopted reeolnUons earnestly protesting agauwt the bridging of tjje Detroit river. —The French Transatlalic steamship Ameriqne, which left New York on tho 4th Inst., for Hatre, sank on the 14tli insL, 100 miles ia that were the e»«M« of iotrmjwrMDo-. ii« kindred vioen, arid k •IfefFg'ird Cf nalurnl laws, removed, rthe - nrcrage length of the human lifetime weald bo extended proportional civ. Whst agttit rttlseusof Lttlh* Beck, mimed to-day. mot -YavirUy, harmlcu'y, mdcf rfa>nli/ urging tho people of tha State to rally st ono.i will eradiaalB throe vice*, or tbe tenden­ to tho Capital, and a}d in malntaibiug the au­ cy io them ? ia the queation which -has b«.n na ihbroqgbljr and persistently thority oMtaxter. d os' haa tbe Mmruji for the 'Ths Dmtwi *<a»e-i tteiqw «• * alisrp eye ouAeUIlige-enU, snd tf.ll i>ttmptynher'o alone. Tho discovery has lutdo by Dr. Joseph Widker, ly intorpe/o vUftiftvcut^lcH^ffitlt'd. * ........ Wasihxoyox/ Apnl 17.—Portmaiter-Gen widely known Vinzoae 'BrrrKfot, oral Creswell, in rt kjwuio to a telegram of the — _compliahing wonders which tho old-fogy dcxAorj never dreamed of. PoetmsMier al Little Rock, received to-day,' Try them aad judge for yourself, aa thousands arc doing nil over tho oouu- Of Arkansas, should bo delivered to Baxter. LetteiH rddressed to Gov. Brooks, or to Brook", Go.sruor of Arkanrsn, should bn deto Brooks. You will retain, ail'cem-; tnanicaUotis addressed to tlio Govenior of —Murat Halstead, of tho Cincinnati Cmnlucrcial, was recently arrested for pub­ lishing a lottery advertisemcnL —A horrible tragedy waa recently enacted at Hilltown, Bucks county, Pa. Ono Dr. Otto murdered Mni. Roerig and her little boy, and than coded hia own life by taking poison. nSAXClAL AND ISDUSTRIAL. —Tho iron manufacturers of PannsyIrani* have a gloomy prospect before them. Se­ verely pripplod by teat fall's panic, they have experienced great difficulty'in meeting their |«ymeuta, and have oonsequcutly been obliged to cut down their oporations vary considera­ bly. Added to their trials, a strike among the pnddlere haa taken place. Thia wae tho last straw that broke their backs, and tlfty-lhreo fuxnaooe in the PottevHle region have boon compelled to »u«pend, with no immcdiaie prospect of nwumiug work. —Tho annual Industrial CougreM of the United States wm held in Rochester, N. Y.. lart week. Delegatee were present represent­ ing nearly every Btate in the Union and near­ ly svery organised body of workingmen in lhe country. . —Some 1,209 glaae-blowere are on a strike at Camden, New Jersey, on account of tbs practice of tho managers of tbe wbrim of pay­ ing titoir wage* in "tore ordure, entitling them to mcr.’liaudbw at the cctxq- Aulcii' store .. —A Washington dispatch states that 11to fate of the Free fiaakiug bill in the Banato is very doubtful. The Finance Committee is divided. The clauses relative to lhe rewirvee on the circulation and Um> redemption of uatloual bank notes in legal-tender are espe­ cially opposed. —The Wisconsin Blind Asylum, at Janes­ ville. baa been burned. Loes rckmated « •250,000. —A terrific tornado passed onr the city of Nashville, Tenn., a few dayn ago, unroofing and ertherwiee rlaxnaging a large number of bufldlugs. The .loss la ceUmated al eico.ooo. -A portion of tbo city of Nashville waa inundated by U.e receat flood in the Cumber­ land river, and several thousand dollare* worth of property wm der.troyed. -7Y. teoft. i« th. MMsrippi, Ouachita and Rod rirow have destxuysd all iho stock in many of the pariebM of Louisiana, and re duced thousands of planters and laborers to ; State of de-tetuuon. A delegation from th when there were but few in tho court-room, and neither of tho Governor's counsel present, the Judge (Whitlock^ annouipod his decision, overruling tbe demurrer, and, none of Baxter's counsel being present to answer, plead, or move for in ajpeal,> judgment of ouster wm issued, and tho writ placed in tbe bauds of “ In five minutes from that time an armod band, beaded by Joe Brooks, were in the Governor's office, demanding poeaeMion. T1m> Governor declined, whereupon forcible pos­ session wm taken, and guards were placed st " In tho toeantimo, Gen. Catlcrson, who claimed lo set aa Brooks' AdjuUnt-QctienU, broke In lhe door of the armory, in tho same building, and took poeaeeeion of about 100 stand of arms. Gen. Strong, of Gov. Baxter's staff, refused to give up his keys, although eurrounded by armed men. PANACEA FAMB5T LIWENT. ottiafggax, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SPTPNTTPIP P A RMPP11 Jo • . TRE EREK BAMKING-BIL -‘rffljMfll living thd. maximum lim tapal-^gider circulation it 6400,000,1 *vh Cbn> IflHVHABQX CUMT MV ufM"rt|l.H. CSKtS- Apply to say Agsni or wriis to ths ctrtapshy. Dtt. S- STTN®^ FAMILY PHYSICIAN prevAtag tor frcafUankibg; which T* Nslivnsl House of Represon talivee by s vote. of 128 to lift, reads as follows : Do U enacM. etc.. That Metlon 2! of lhe act obUU«1 •• An act to prcvlde a nalinflkl currency, «nenred by a pledge of United Btalee l>ouda, aud |o provide for ■the circulation aud ra denipt kin there­ of," approved the 3d day of June. In the year !!«♦, W711 bo «®nt frss by mall to al>y «n« aeadisg thstr MsrsistomBsMawM.Mswttnk. "JUBILEE OROANV." B. D. wtrtson, MMW W. Wstelagton SL. C*H»<r reason of tho amount of their reapocuve rtroula-1 tt jus ; but tbe money required by eald section to be* pr. liaroc's Goldau Medical ^iseovery. kvpt.aj nit tlmre on baud shall be detoralnol by the Db. WiLRon'a Awn-PEHKtDW OR FriMtemht H grpcslto, In 111 respects a* provided for veb AND Aaux Toxic I—WilbofFs Tonic kasaaUbtnrbefl itself m the real infallible chill cure. It is uidvertaliy admitted io bo the only refiablo and harmlere ebill medicine now in use. It* sffieacy ia confirmed by ibouuuda of ccrUfirate* of ti:o very beat people from all parts OUR H*0guofor,®74w’,, bo NEW f& Mto&L-‘a1PK.“»l8Bl: FORPURIFY!I6 THE BLOOD Stic Trass Co. proNdo fur iho re.|«$pUoa' ST Uie Ijw osnfo temperary Ires certif.rateo, and for an Uktcwh. of national bank uoUe,” approved July 12,1870, be amended by reprellng tbe recund proviso in raid amend an act entitled an act to provide a national cu.-rnuey secured by pledge of Hutted «Uto bonds, from Brest. Everybody waa saved except tho and to provide for ths ctrculatlou and redemption thereof," approved on the 3d of March. l*M, be,! —An American named Dockery ha" been and tbe same is hereby, repreled; and section 21 Miuleueed to death at Havana for alleged com­ of ths cristas! act, to which the act tost aforesaid la as "mendrasnt, tie, ttaftbe same it hereby, rsplicity with the insurgents. —The Chilian steamship Teens wm recent­ Krc. 3. That ewry aaaoclaUon orx*ni*d or to b* ly lost on the South American Pacific coast, orgaulird under tbe prtntaton* of tbe salil *t and and nineteen persona drowned. of lhe several arts la aiaendmlnt thereof aball at all liiues keep and have on deposit In the Trresury ol tbo pm'tod Rtotaa, la lawful THf ARKANSAS RERKLt.ION. money of tho Cuitsd Hlatos, a uuu *i'ial to 6 per Nows ufs slaxtliug and wholly unexpected cent, of ito circulation, to be held and used only nature comes from Arkanaaa. By a revolu­ tionary movement that has already caused tbe clrenlatlng notea of any such aaaoclallou or **—In tbo case of conspiracy of tho Titus­ ville (Pa.) Uuiou againat tho Courier newspa­ serious complications, the former Slate ad- .ociatlr.tu KtuUJ 1» presented, a»« jrted or UMAR"Tt* d, for rvdarapUon, lt» annu of S1.O» ox any nnUUpfo per, a decision has Leon given in favor of tho latter, and twalve printers ttve been sen- ejected by force from the public offices, acd there.-I. to tbe Trtunror or any Aadstat.iT.-re.urer taucod to 2i hours in jail each, f tfi fine and Joeoph Brook", a rival claimant, u in full pos- of tbe United Statea, lhe aauio ahall be redeemed in seMion. Brookh' claim to tho office of Gover­ chargrel.by the Comptroller of lbs Currency to the —Tbo Sanborn investigation Iiba brea nor dates back lo tho fall of 1873. A Judicial rMperilve aasoctaUons iaaning the name, sad be closed, and the committee will soon report the decision was accepted by tbo Baxter party aa .shall notify them severally on tbe Ural day' of each ending tho contest; but Brooke, it appears, result to Congress. month, oc oftener st hia discretion, of tkeameuat —Tho LakcrUe MonUily, ol Chicago, has had no intention of resigning hi* claim to tho of each redemption, whereupon each aworfalion «o suspended publication until September next. effioe,' and on Monday of last week, during tho —Bald Mountain, iu Western North ■Caro­ abeenoe of Baxter's counsel, the attorney tor lina, continues to tremble and groan, the Brooks arose in the Circuit Court and stated noise and bhocks being hoard for a hundred that it had been agreed between himself and miles around. It is firmly believed t«y e-lentisis iu that region that an eruption is jurisdiction of the coart should bo submit tod. Thia, although in the absence of Gov. Bax­ Imminent AAAocisG-ue: rretetei, Zhat escb cf said. a*»vtl*-ters attorneys, was -thought nothing of at tbe ttone ahall ^inihurae to UieTrrMUty the coat at re­ time. A dispatch from Little Hock dated demption and of scpiUytug notes to place of tbnec April 15 telle the sequel of these proceedings: ' redeemed, *u<J Ule associations hereafter cntohfwd “ On ycuterJay morning about H o’clock, ■bill atao severally reimburse to theTreeeury On­ —Hugh Dougherty will hang at Lancaster, Ohio, on the 31 al of July. —Criminal statistics of Chicago for tbo year coding March Si: Value of property stolen, (347,599; number of arrests, 927,993; amount of fines, 3165,743. HOU8 B8OL1 KS'iXJSiS: Portable Soda Fouutihs! . S40, 8W, $75 and $100. GOOD. DURABLE AMD CHEAP. [ten. BnsuoM i.-dsssfasf SEEDS! Shipped Ready for U»e. isucataaium rt a rnal organ, or ore urnwrt FLORENCE ' A. H. Andiikws A Co., largest manu­ facturers School and Cbuivh Furniture in the country, removed to llfi’Wabaah-aY., Chicago. Go to RrvEnsint Water Cure, Haiullton, 111. sms Winslows soothino stt-ct is the PMSCIPTION OF otto of Iha batt Fataalo Ftiyrtclan* and HurtSS la tha Culled EtaUn, and has beau u«ed for thirty j-«ari with novar CeHlU£ aafsly and aueessa by tallltaua «f motheri an* chi Urea, frosi tha faabla lafsal ef ana waak old ta the adult Xl carrecla acidity of tha atataach, rellev*» wind colle, ragulalaa tha bowala, aa.J gives THE THRE8HER OF THE PERIOD. Wanted—Agents. From $75 to $250 per Month, Every where. Mala and Psmals, to sell one of cost of er.graving and printing thalr circulating noire; And prevutal, /wlArr, That tbe entire AGENTS WANTED! „ TamU. SfoK. m nMMwrt. Tas Gawai-a.M. I Of. Tkv AUTHORITATI VEH ISTOK Y ,T, FARMERS’ MOVEMENT. ad, or.aay oflbs^ . , tuAut, during tn wUMnur fla clrtuteUng notes, la la whole or la part, may.'uybn a deposit of lawful money within Ute T”waning of said acts; tn sums of not less than with ths Treasurer of tb«United States, withdrew a 1 roporUcmd amount of bonds doporitrU ip pledge f'K such circulation. I and he shall redeem, cancel, aud destroy an amount of tbe clrculaUug notes cf »uch aaaociatlona equal . to tbe amount issued upou tach bonds. •.atxj Impr. ENGINES Ini nvmay re*arv»» within ita i>wn raalta, al tba place a here Ila ojwreUcna cf dlxxiuut and dcpoidt are carried on; aud all tho prvvtafcma of tbe Mid aecticu ra«julrinii or pwmitttng any ot the Mil aa“Gov. Baxter refused to be ejected except •ocmIo ua tokte]i any portion of Ma lawful retervia by force, and eorae of Brooke' men took hold drewbere than In ila own ’ *ulta, or requiring or e Native", J5.«2S«>W: Cbxxl to Brim of him and lod permuting lhe redemption of Its circulating notes 1, g5.UX45.60; Cows and Urtfcra, 3X300 elaewherc than, at ita own counter, except aa pro­ Brooks has had Medium to Fair, 3a.7S06.tU-. Inferior to vide! tiir in UiWact. are hereby repealed. >on, 3J .5005.23. Hoos-uvr, fisc. fl. That UB2B all eirmisling ootaa bereafter “Gov. Baxter has eetabliehod his head- Hernia, fobapever ihe aataa abatt-eorae tain the quartern at HL John's College, and. Ute re-' Treaaury, In payment erdaposit, for redempUun or ported, lhe State-Honce will be taken pdwabs- olhcrwlMv, there ahall bn printed, sndar aach culm at.Sl; Ko. 3 Spring. Jl.a05al.Mj,. Coa»sion of to-night. The greatest excitement and regulations aa tbe Secretary of tbo Treaaury Oats-Mo. X *a may prurlje, Ik. charter immliw or.Rte saacfotsUou Ho. X Old and New, provails throughout the oliy." O47c. Urs~No.XW Dannxr-Ko.X»L«a Little Boes, Ark., Apnl M-—Brooks hre by which they are aoverally taaned. ftl.M. BCTTM-Ohoice to Fancy Yellow, 3Kpfle; iasnod a proclamation justifying hia coures, Hannafobd k Thompson, Publishers, and de daring his intention to eta; in affioo Chicago, eohltho first k’rga’ edition of until the oourta decide that he is not there Pexiwn'B “ History of the Fanner's Wbxav-Mo. a spring, 31.2*«1.2»; Ko. a Fall, legally. He holds the Btate-Housa with 160 ifovetneni "‘ih two Weekfi; • A •econd »1.»31.55. Com—Ko. 2, 5O4C7c. Oats-No. men, wtll armed. They have two cannon, and ’ ?8 of .the X 2*a3lc. BTS-KO. x HAa^LOfc. Hasxxt-No. X pickets are thrown out In every direction. ______ St Lotria Convention; held in Tebraary,. fl-WU.'ex Fuhk-Mw, flA.7534T.no. Last— Late thta evening Baxter issued a procla­ 1874, ia juat tyeing ' ue<L ’ Agents are «'»«»♦»«. Koo»~*4.-t*a3.7J. CArrui-43WA». mation declaring martial law ialhbl (Pulaski) reaping a rich' ham with it Wo tulcounty, arid calling upon the pao;>ic Jo aid in •crime it thia wack. putting down the “rebellion." About tbe. name Urao he marched .‘rom HL John's CoL Hzue la B tide which may encour­ Jege with Ids force of about 200 men, down age those who are in WArch of lost or into the heart of tbo dly, placed gua^ls -all hidden treasure, and may also have » along the principal streets, completely surWaart-No 1, |l-3S<,aLX'i; Ku. X reviving-cffect upon the American heirs f.«H. Oom-No. A OiJ«c. Oats-No. X ruundiug the State-House with a cordon of of estates in England valued at from Bra-No. J, W&9I«. tenure—5Cn. 2 Fresh, sentinels. He also seiaod the telegraph of­ XM,«n,M«io £io6,a»,«e. MJai,l.«l. FOSE--HUnaULM. Laso-OJittlOo. fice, and issued inatructione topenntt no dis­ patches to bo sent or delivered without the more -or leaa. In the township of King, oonsent of the officer in charge. Both Baxter thirty miles north of Toronto, fourteen and Brooks have received diapalchos from the yean ago, an old lady died making un­ Attoruoy-Geucr*!, slating in effect that lhe intelligible rigns toward aa immwMW United Rtates Government would not inter­ cheat, A few daya ago hereon sold out, fere. Telegraphic dispatches have also been received by tho commanding officer here from and the buyer of tbat chest, found tlio Secretary of War, inalrucUng hits to take therein |8Q0 in notes and gold in old no atape whatever id interfere in the matter, fiockisgs. The son claimed thepoxey unless such action becomes almolutely usces- and had hia claim allowed. • aary for tbe preservation of the public peace. Little Ront, Ark., April 17.-fiov. Baxter has contracted hia liuee to the vicinity of tho Anthony House, and ia now proceeding, aa before, to exercise tho duties of Governor, making the Anthony House the Capitol for Tire Arcadian for Lint week cor tains the time being. tha following beautiful UoA : St, Vi Increased Facilities to Club Organizers. Send for Hew Price-1 •»*- THE GREAT AMERICAN >tA CO., Appleton's Illustrated AMERICAN CYCLOPAEDIA. MKW REVISED EDITiOX. UlteA by Ssosos Birnar aM Owatf. Al Daws BRADLEY & COKPAHY, Ko. 66 North 4th Street, PtuhdsWa, fte a‘*3“° saas WorkK IOWA ANDJiEBRASKA! MILLIONS OF ACHES 0 the W«*i, for aale on Tel HO PAT MEATS REQUIRED, TBE INTER-OCEAN, Tho Leading Republican Paper in tlio Northwest. Large Coluuiua of Rrudlnf Mnticr. AS A LITERARY, COMMERCIAL, AND FAMILY PAPER It U Unexcelled by any tn th* Country. SEXI AEESLY.................................... am per rear WEEKLY........................................ 1.30 year SAJtPLK cbftKS SKXTrRKE. 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NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1874. VOL. I through which files the comet that now again was gazed upon from palace.and Lorn cot, from the crowd upon the street and the lonely wanderer upon the pathless heath. His soul was looked ujjon by Gpd and the dear ones gone, before, those for whom it had longed.— Ilant Chrintan Andenen. . “All things return,” ho said; “ only' act your miuk upon characters and Iransaetions, and you will always find tbe same again in some other dreut, some other country." r - And the schoolmaster told them of ^Willism Tell, ifho was compelled to shoot an apple from tbe head of his son; but before shooting had concealed upon his breaat another arrow with wjiich to pieroe the.breast of the wicked Gceler. In Switzerland this occurred, but many years before tfie fame transpired in tbMighta away 'Correct!* WE COMET. And the comet came, with luminous bead and its- tbrestenihg, fiery, tail. It was gazed at from palace to cot, liy the crowd upon tba street and the lonely wjudorer over the pathless heath, and each of all the gazers had his own thoughts about it, " Come and see the sign in tbe sky !" were words on the lips of all, and all hastened to see. But in the house a little boy was sit­ ting quietly with his mother; lhe tallow candle was burning, and the mother “ water may be mixed -with it without being perceptible. Wine dealers like ' . During fourteen days and nights the sky was clouded, and the comet ob­ scured ; but it was there. The old schoolmaster was sitting in his cl amber close by the school-room. The Boniholm clock,, which had belonged to his childhood’s home, stood in the corner, the leaden weights neither rising nor falling, the pendulum molkHiless; the little cuckoo, which bad formerly come forward cuckooing each hour, remained back in it* place silent; all was Hill there; lhe clock had ceased to go. But the old p'auo, which had also pertained to the home of his childhood, still pcssessed life ; the strings could reionnd, although somewhat hoarsely, themelodies of a whole human life; and thereby the old man kept in mind so much, both pleasant and sad, in the long row of intervening years, since when ns a thought she perceived a "shaving" in the light. The tallow bad raised in a point, and formed a curl, which, as the thought, B’goifled that her little boy would soon die, for.thc sharing turned toward him. It was an old supersti­ tion, and she believed it But the little boy was to lira many days upon the earth—live to see lhe comet when, after child he bad gaud on the comet, until more than sixty year?, it should roapdow it was again here. He remembered The little boy did not *ce th* omen in what his mother had said about the the light, nor did he see Jhe comet shaving in the light; he remembered which now, for the first time in his life, the beautiful soap-bubbles, ench denotwas shining from heaven. He was Bit­ iug for him-a year, he, had said. How ting with u mended bowl containing bright, how full of colors, only the soap-auds, into which he was dipping bright and joyous he saw therein ; child­ the head of a day pipe, then putting play with youthful delight; the whole the stem in his mouth and blowing off wide world teemed to open for him iir bubbles, little and big, that waved and the sunshine, and out into it he waa to soared in most beautiful colors, cbang- go! Future bubbles ! As an old man ing-from yellow to red, lilac arid blue, he heard in the tones of the piano mel­ and then becoming green, like the for­ odies of the past 1 Retrospection bub­ bles 1 in all the color tints of memory. est leaf, transparent in Iheannlight. “God grant you years upon earth as He heard his grandmother’s knitting numerous, oa the foa]> bubbles you song: blow !” eaid his mother. “So many! so many !" said the little Then resounded the ditty, sung to him boy. “The nuds can never ba blown in childhood by the old servant: up I- and the little one bkw bubble af­ ter bubble. “There goes a year! Sec how they fiy,” said he aa each bubble directly into hi* eyre, giving them pain and bringing tears. In each bubble he had a virion of the future, shining, giit- perfiuusutly wipiin proper limits, sod th* THZ AJIKA NBAS REBELLION. redeem them In coin on dmnsosl. It will be Brooks imbroglio has culminated in a little blood-letting, and the wildest excitement binkiiif, with such provisions thimiM Ives rpdeemaldn and »*«!*• equivalent ■ rzrro. earliest practicable moment, the revennsa of ftksubs or ParMofcirr Grant Vr.Tuixu the Sxsatx FlXAXr.N IJIUIng fand required by law, and also a eurpltu To l>* Of fKt UnUftl Natt» : Herewith I return Semite bill No. 617, outiDenmark with Palnatoke. He, too, am not a believer in atty artiUriel method of waa co’npelled to shoot an apple from lled “Au set to fix the amount of United Rtotee note* end die circulation of national the head of his son/ and, like Tell, con­ owned cealed an arrow with which to take re­ approval. In doing so; I muat express my re­ venge; and, 'further back, more than pay, and is Tainable extclly in proportion to a thousand years, -the - came event is recorded aa having transpired in majority of legislators chosen by the people into. While coin is not used as a circulating Egypt; the same eveuts reappear as do the comets ; they disappear, remain n studiously sought jto find sn^cieul argument* medium, or the currency of tbe country is not to justify such ssMut. but uusuccewfully. convertible into it at par, it becomes an arti­ while away; and then cozne back again. Practically, jt is s quest ion whether the moaa- cle of commerce as much Many other product. An he told of the comet, now expect­ nro under disoasaioii would give su sddiltousl The surplus will seek a foreign market as will ed, the comet which he had setu when he was a little boy. The schoolmaster. tbe country or not, sed whether, by requiring nothing io do with the question. Tire duties knew much about th* h-avenly bodies, IhreMourths of tbe reaarvM to be retained by bonks and prohibiting interest to be received limited demand for gold, and About enough meditated upon them, and yet did noton the bilMre. it might not prove s eontrec- to sailrfy that demand remains in tbs eouutry. forget history and geography. tion. But Hie fact cannot be concealed tbs', He had laid out his garden in tbe theoretically, tbe bill tocresre* th* paper dr- by the Government hoarding through the shape of the map of Denmark. Herei culalion *100,000,000, lea* only tbe amount of moans above given, and [HMulbly by requiring tbe national banks to aid. It is claimed by herbs and flowers were ai ranged accord­ ing to the adaptation of soil in differ­ provisions of the second section. Tbe mea-sure has been supported on tbe theory that it t timed that there i» an unequal d atribntiou nt ent parts of the country. “Br’ng me would give increased circulation. It is a fair peaa.1" and these were brought from the inference, therefore, that, if in .practice the bed that represented .Holland. "Bring measure should fail to create the abundance me buckwheat I” and this was brought of circulation expected of it, tbe friends of from Langeland. The bsaulifafebtitegetri- tbe mearure, particularly those out of Con- of authorized bank note circulation assigned to States having lees than their quota not yet tian and sweet-willow wereto be found np greai*, would clamor for such InflaUon as would gjre the expected relief. This theory, taken. In addition to this, the Slates having at Skagen ; the glossy Ohristhorn over in my belief, is a departure from the true lees than their quota of bank circulation have Bilkeborg. The towns were signified as principle* of finance, national interest, nation­ emblems. Hero wiu» Si. Canute with al obligations to creditors, Uongreseional prom­ from those Slates hating m«1!iu their pretiie dragon, signifying. Odente; Absa- ise*, party pledgee <m the part of both the Ion, with a biiibop-staff, riguifying political parties, and of the personal views and apecie paymeuta are fully restored, or ore in rapid prooeini of rretorsllou, will bo the time Boro; and a little vessel with oars promises made by me in every annual message sent to Congress, am} in my inaugural ad- to consider the question of “ more currency." (Aarer) signified Aarhus. From the (digued) ‘ U. 8. Grant. schoolmaster's garden one could 1#mu Executive Mansion, April 22,1874. quite well lhe geography of Denmark, ccmbcr, I860, the following passages appear: but of course he must be instructed “ Among the evils growing out of tbe reCHEAP TRANSPORTATION. by the school master, who was so agree­ The report of Senator Windom’s Tranaporable. hope will receive your most earnest attention. Ution Committee baa boon presented to Con­ The comet wan expected, nnd concern­ Il i* a duly, and one of the highest duties, of gress and tbo committee discharged. The ing it he told what people of old days, the Government, to secure to the citizen a when it was last here, had said. “ That medium of exchange of fixed, uqvarying etrictly Inter-States traffic,‘whether by land ccmet is a good wine year,” ho said ; value. This implies a return to a e]>eeie basis, comtt yeaxv." earliest practicable moment consistent with a fair regard to the Interest* of the debtor clare. Immediate resumption, if practicable, would clare to pay, beyond their contract*, lhe pro> ' mlutn on gold at the date of their purchaeoe, and would bring bankruptcy and ruin to tbou।aanda. Fl actual ion, however, to the paper valuo of the measure of all values, gold, is 1detrimental to theinterest* of trad*. It makes 'the man of buaifiMa an tovoluntary gambler, for. to all *al*a where fufiire payment h to bo ; made, both partiesapecuUle as to what will be ' , isuch legislation as will insure a gradual return 'to epecio payment, and put an immediate atop to tbe fluctuations in' the value of currency " I still adhere tb the views then expressed. । iSecretary of the Treasury, in relation to the i payment* a* tii* buaino** interest* of the I country will permit, anfl pledging co-operative ; action to thi* end. a* speedily a* possible. .Tbo first act p***ed by th* Forty-first Con. ifollows: Untied Etalc-r. went to discharge all its obligations to the tlona and interpretations of tbo law to virtu* , which such obligation* have been contract­ of ed, it U hereby provided and declared that the faith of ibe United Stalo* 1* solemnly pledged to the payment to coin, or its equivalent, of all th* obligation* of fhe United Btatea, and of all tb* intersst-brartog obligation*, except uf suy such vided -that, moneys, or silver; but obligations has expressly pro­ the same be paid in lawful other currency tlum gold and none of raid toterc«t-beariag or paid before maturity, uniesa at such time note* of the United States nindl be convertible into coin at tbe option at tbo holder, or nnlees at such time bond* of tbe United State* Now he heard the melodics of hi* first bearing * lower rate of interest than the festal occorion; now soft, pathetic coin; and the Coiled Stale* alto solemnly tare3 brought tears to the old man's eyes ; now came bursting forth . a war lire! practicable moment for tb* redemption Of United State* to cota." This sot still remain* m s ooultoutog plelge * merry song, bubble after bubble, ah when a little boy he blew them from o! the United States to make proviston at the NO. 31, BKrZF MENTION. Yjctoma is fifty-two. TIK^D MOTHERS. Jamkb Gobdojt Bkmxxtt is reputed to be worth 18,000,000, or *10,000,000. Tim draft upqji the forests of Michi­ King (white), paraded the streets, preceded gan liH-t year amounted to 2,910,000,000 feet of lumber—pine and Itemloek. "Metropolitan Hotel, and the band played a lively air. The troops fronted the hotel and kerosene lamp which gives aa bright a light «s gas, and u*ea no glass chimney. boetil* Ths beet-root sugar product last year in Europe was 1.300,000 tons, or double the entire importation of the United States. upper bafidiugs fired s shot into th* A RAILROAD is to be constructed from Baxter crowd, which was ’ followed by otht.s from -tbe direction of the crowd the base of Mount Vesuvius to the standing In the btreet near the. Metropolitan edge of the crater. It is to be worked Hotel. Ihi* action caused lhe Baxter men to by rope n. rettu-p the fire. Tbe colored troop* rapidly Iris estimated that the actual amount of capital employed by the GOOyXX) busi­ , nets firms of tlia country last year was running up the street and the others giving way. Amid this cxnfustod Col. Bose rode $7,000,000,000. At Uuh> children clinging ' rapidly to the City Hall, called out his com­ It is estimated that the losses sus­ pany, barricaded the street temporarily with a- tained by farmers iu the State of Mis­ hook and ladder truck, and formed hi* men sissippi, by stock running at large, are prevent an advance by the Baxter men. About five millions of dollars annually. Ban Fhancisco’s deaih-ratb is the third lowest in the world, Zurich being wcre wounded. Major D. F. Shall, who was at tbe Anthony House, received a wound in the healthiest city, Geneva next in saInbrity, and Ban Francisco following at ■recover. Gen. W._ A. . Crawford received a the rate of nineteen deaths per year in painful-wound in the head, though it is not a thousand. fatal One or two other* were slightly bort. Philadklphia leads all other cities in Last abandoned all hope of turning Brooks out of the molaasra and sugar trade. the Executiroofllce by force of arms, and has year she imported 104,000 hogsheads of molasses, against 100,000 for New York, Lcgielature. Ho has informed the President and 43,000 for Boston. by telegraph of his decision, and asked pro­ Mktalh may be made to adhere to tection for those members of the Legislature who com* to the capital. The President la glass by a cement composed of pow­ dered litharge, two parts ; dry white as final, and to enforce it, if necessary, by the lead, one purl; boiled linseed oil, three use of United States soldiers. I*rcsidenl parte; mixed with one part of copal Grant replied as follows: varnish to a thick paste. Ir never rump'll by a shining b«sd- VARIZTIXB. Crkaturci that cannot have too much cheek—Pigs. An editor at a 'dinner-table, being asked if he would toko some pudding, replied, in a fit of abstraction, “Owing to a crowd of other matter, we are unable to find roam for it" Wirew a devoted wife holds her huaband out at arm’s length by his aoro I ear, and says she wouldn’t crush a worm, A little girl playing in a field . pear he realize*, all st once, how fearfully Westminster, Musa, was attacked by a and wonderfully women are made. savage bull. Her brother, aged 15, “ You must be a quarrelsomefellow,” climbed over the fence, ond bravely : said a phrenologist to a man whose fought the bull with a stick. “Bun, bumps he was examining. “Say that run quick I" shouted the boy, [ Again and 1’11 knock yon down, was and she saved herself by obeying. The the response. (Signto) tj. 8. GajijrT. boy, however, was gored so terribly What is the difference between a Jew Many of Baxter's forces are disbanding, ana that very likely he will die of the hurt. and a lawyer ? The one gets bis law transportation is freely given them to their There were cut and banked on the from the prophets, and the other his merco include* power to aid and facilitate it, and hence Congress may improve cither laud Lrrrui Bock. April 23.-There in no mate­ upper Mississippi river and tributaries profits from the law. or water channels ; that it is doubtful if suffi­ rial change in the situation. Bixler l as issued during the winter of 1872 and 1873, Up in Maine they have a champion ciently cheap an I ample facilities can now l»o his proclamation calling the Legudalure to- 178,380,000 feet of logs, and with 50,­ servant-girl—eighty-two years in the provided, and it is therefore recommended 000,000 feet on hand at the commence­ same house, and has washed dishes for prowat arrion that all common carriers be Johnson, the Secretary of Blate. For this required tc publish and poet rate* iu every offense Brooks took poaeceston of the office ment of the season, the total stock 89,700 timee. Some soroery—iu fact, ato: ion and beprobibited from ioereastog such and ordered Johnson out, but ho. refused to reached 226,38(L000 fett for 1872. some cup and saucery—about this. published tolls. Il also recommend legislation go, and applied to the United States troop* There are now 30,000,000 feet of logs A qVARiuti-soME couple were d initun­ to prevent the con*oUdatlon of competing for aid in reinstating him. No decision has as for 1874. ing the subjects of epitaphs and tomb­ line*; also tlxal railroad* be required.^o re­ stones, and the husband said : “ My I t is stated that the number of mem ­ ceive for and deliver by lhe quantity in trana- protable that active hostilities will be port­ porttog grain; alio that iu toter-Btals com­ ioned until tbe meeting of the Legislature, bers returned to the Parliament in Eng­ dear, what kind of a stone do you sup­ merce tbe congressional right to regulate which body will undoubtedly decide in favor land who have voted or declared in fa­ pose they will give mu when I die ¥ roads wholly within one Slats is denied; that of Baxter’s claims. vor of women’s suffrage is 217; the “Brimstone, my love," was the affec­ Hnesjoucbing rirsr dr lake |>ori* be prohibited gain by the removal of opponents is tionate reply. from charging more to or from such port thaq The hostile majority is conse­ tog -quiet agaiD, and all .foara of bloodshed 102. An ox that had been eating fermented for any greater distance on the same Uno. have vanished. Effort* are being made to quently reduced from 107 to 5. The grain, which was in preparation for Stock watering is relegated to* State control. effect a compromise by leaving the msttera in list of those who have voted for the bill The Bureau of Commerce fa to obtain infor­ making ale, became intoxicated, and dispute to be adjudicated by some competent mation or improvement by the National includes Mr. Disraeli and several mem­ was offered for sale by his owner •* tribunal. Baxter having ca'led the Legisla­ Government: First, lhe MJssireippl river; ture together to decide the question, want* it bers of the Cabinet “corned ” beefaocond. a cjuliuaou* watw-lloa of ade­ left \o that body, but Brook* can’t *ee it, A Cawfomqa man tied odo cud of a The distilleries of the-country dur­ quate capacity from the Missiaaippi and will not abide by the decision. The ing the la*t fiscal year produced over rope around his waist, and lassoed a cow river to New York, ria th* northern lakes; third, a route adequate to the wants of com­ 68,000,000 gallons of spirits. There with the other. He thought he had the merce throngb lhe central tier of State*, from conflict that nae at one time imminent xi'l be were 445 distillerica, in .which about cow, but at the end of the first half­ t ie IHssisaippi ria the Ohio and Kanawl a $70,000,000 capital was invented, 70,000 mile he began to suspect that the oow rivers to a point in West Virginia; there by men were employed, and nearly 20,000,­ had him. canal and alar-kwalur or by freight railway to CAN YOU AFFORD IT.» tide waler; fourth, a route from the MrnisYoc may talk yourself into a bronchial Can you afford.to work bard all day, 000 bushels of grain were consumed, The affeotion, but yon can’t convince a Vsr•ippi river via lhe Ohio and Tenure*** nver, and rwd, study, or court the vagaries four-fifths of which was corn. to a point to Alabama or Tonneaaee, thence ►pinta produced yielded nearly $50, ­ moot woman that there won’t bo a. of rociety all night, thus wasting your by canal or alackwater or by freight railway death in the family if she dreams of vitality, exhausting your nervous sys­ 000,000 tax to the Treasury. Improvements is placed at from *190,000,000 tem, and bringing on a premature dir­ to *155,000,000, to bo completed in six years. ease, decay and old age ? Can yon afford to eat hastily, and thc-n Ex-Gov. Andrew J. Ccirrix, of rush to study or business, withdrawing Pennsylvania, was in Chicago lhe other the nervous energy from the dgeativo day, and the irrepressiblo reporter system to the brain and. muscles, and lidded him for an interview. The thus inducing dyspepsia, in a few years Governor, however, tented the tables at most, to scourge and haunt and make on the penefl-ahovur, and Limself be­ you miserable, for years or for life ? came interviewer. “Suppose you tell Can you afford to live en rich or high­ Sie," quoth he to the reporter, “what ly eeaauued foed, eat chamjmgue snphas happened ru the world during the' pers, because an artificial eppetito is past three montlis. Bui flint tel! me thus gratified, render.'ng gout, dyspep­ about this wonderful city of youra. I sia, apoplexy, in tbe middle of life, al­ am slopping in n hotel here that is finer most a certainty ? than anything I have ever seen. I Can you afford to commit suicide have been all over Europe, but I never through the indulgence at appetite and saw surij splendor in a public hoetehy. passion, adopting the fool's motto, “ A And when I go on the streets, the onl.i short life and a merry one ?” thing I can compare tbe sight to is Can you afford to indulge in fast liv­ Venice, but your bnsineis blocks are ing, dressing beyond your means, driv­ far more elegant than their famous ing livery horaoe, or keeping a horse yourself, when your income ie not ade 1860 when we nominated Abraham Lin­ coln. Anti now I am told that all this Can yon afford to smoko and chew Splendor vns a heap of ruins two years tobaecri, thus spending from firA to ago. I can’t comprehend it." twenty or thirty dollars a month, in­ A WKALTOT CITY. That goodly town founded by Roger WiPiams anil named with pious regard for his deliverance, well deceives to be called Providence. According to the census of 1870, it ranked as the twentyfirst etiy in the United Blates in point of population, having 68,904 inhabit­ ants, and standing between Albany and Rochester. In wealth and comparative freedom from the burdens of debt and .taxation it takes the first rank among the cities of the world. It* property is assessed this year at 60 per cent, on its cash value, and the assessor returns $112,480,000. This gives a total ciuh valuation of about $185,000,000 for the city, and nearly $8,000 for each inhab­ itant. This is one-sixth the valuation of New York, whose population is fif­ teen times greater. Philadelphia with u population ten times greater than Pruvideuce, only pays iaxtre uu about two and a half times as much property. The total debt of the city is $5,400,000, which fs chiefly on account of water­ works, the property being worth much more than the money. Last year the asseMmotii for all purpo-ie* was $1.35 on each hundred dollar*. 'J heae figures show how well the affairs of the city and of the individuals in it have tea seeing a hen walking a picket fence. my in the street, one day, who refused to give him'half of the sidewalk, saying that ho never turned out for a rascal. “I do,” says lUndolplt, ntepping aside and politely raising his hat. If a lady in a red cloak were to cross a red field in which was a goat, what wonderful lr<in»(ormaiiaa would proba­ bly take place ? The goat would turn to butter and the lady into a scarlet runner. We can *co tbe comet!'' called tbe neighbors. ’• Oh, come out; don't ait in there!" And the mother took ths tittle boy by the hand ; he bad io l*y ftwfty the pipe, His eyrar were fixed upon tke window; dediarattoii contained In the act "of June 20, “ Wbia neighbor, what is the mnat lhe Bu*p-bnbblo toy; the comet wa* oat there upon the aky a cloud glided 1864. created an obligation that ths total Acgordoio to report of upccial rev- juring your tervous system, and thereby Christian news this morning F said a transmitting to children a weakened away, and he saw in the transparent a;r gQitleinan to a friend. “I have just ball with the fiery tail Some said it a comet, its glittering nnclcns, its Inns- be Issued, thotild never exceed *400,000.000. tales of retail liquor dealers of the const itution, making thorn puny invalids fe ought a barrel’ of flour for a poor aomned to be three yards long ; others counter, in 1867, amounted to $1,483,- for life? woman." “ Just like you ! Wh • i* it reduced to •XZ.OOe.OOn, at which point Con­ Can you afford to burn out your nerv­ that it war. millions of yards ; people you made happy with your charity this ous system and demoralize your whole conducted. when ho saw it before, yet a whole rich character by the use ol alcoholic liquor? ti anti children's children human life lay between that time and The HI,«C,Q00 have ever been regarded thirds of ow national dtbt. If- the Can you afford to make money at the Some wivenlzen years since, one Will­ Adbxhu is the first country io adopt thia njrcn lhe people who worn thin expeure of your manhood, your health, iam Baker, of Philadelphia, erwd a your just respectability and intogiiiy? name from a will and stibtAiUbted hi* now the bubbles showed in the backwsate this money, what a cry of opjretCan you afford even to gain tbe whole own. By thi.; he fell heir id$10^1000 fa is • moral -wreck ? rioih. Jour buck ujUl .ilk. Md ,n I pulHj. mere towel duplaj, Cur you .fcrJ to bo tricky. Md U>mo- worth of property, upon which, a»'«dlateral, be rawed $60,000 burrowed money. He now refuses to pay th* toted hi* with ik, Too dn f». old Uek- �= lhe of tb. coffee mill, |Xtoa.l'u,u to .bout cu.J>r.y Lolw..,, th. «okle ud life was daspared of, but .he is now MAY 1, 1674. hall-tree, the Cections of stove pipe, doing well. . and lhe Handles to the pitcher and - Lansing is to have a street railway, ntIDAY. HARDY & AINSWORTH. Great Attractions Diraoi. pay tbe^nigh.M Market Price fer The stove has lost three a stock company having been organ­ legs, anc is perched on brickbats,' the ized to cpnslroct the same. refrigerator is piled into a sad heap, k^In the Uniied States Court at and my wife rolls out buskit on a map^ Rapulf. April 23, John S. Farr, POTATOES, of Delaware,- with a stomach biurrs John S. Cobb, David Thomas and boule for a rolling pin... Next week F. M. Brown commenced a suit to we are going to commence papering, recover *W>,000 due as. intrest and painting. white washing, cleaning.out principal on railroad bonds issued by tea., ihe Township of Schoolcraft the yard, putting in now panes of Delivered al their Suit was also commenced* the next glass, and stopping up yawning crev day in the same Court, against Grand ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE ices, and after that tbe parties named Rapids to recover >!■ ‘0.000. in my will can gather and devide up W’e understand that there are what’s left. . railroad bonds issued against this LATH, M. Quad. Township yet ’unpaid. If such be SHINGLES. true we had better prepare to pay WATER LIME, them ond save cost und litigation coffee cups. We moved the o'.hm- day. had years book. i Fur two telling the been landlord that the henae needed a new toof, painting, papering, new doora, new steps and the like, and hrs apa­ thy made me mad. noticed this You may have apathy the part of on land lords; it’s a disease which which runs among ’em. We commenced at<J night to get ready vans which were to for the eome m tbo morning. After the chil­ dren were abed I took down the stove Clover Seed, Ji’» lhe easiest thing in the _pif*. 1 CORN. APPLES, OATS, SALT, The howl holders have h.-id but little world to take down a stova pipe. trouble in obtaining judgement against HAIR. Jnst give one yank and ovary section ■ STUCCO, The Scranton (Penn.) RejntlJican lhe Townships when they resort to the United States Court will iaU apart, and each one will skip says (bat shortly before I o’clock of around and bang op and down and Friday morning last, the mp working which weehip and retail at bottom prioea. sling soot-from floor to roof. Then on the nightshift at lhe blast furnace HARDY & AINSWORTH, * I got the stove out. It landed bottom of the Lackawanna Iron ic Coal Co. ________ Proprietors. Nashville. Mich ,) •ide up at the door, owing to some wort horrified by one of lhe most April 28th. 1874. J •light misunderstanding, but when shocking cases of self-destruction Regular meeting held. Has removed her plane of burinoea loflhe one is moving it makes little differ that has ever occurred in that city. Present.—Olds Wolcott, Downing, first door south of Smith & Put­ nam's Hardware. ance which side of Hie stove i» upper­ The victim was a young man named Coe, Hardy and Davison,*—Trustees She has just received most. Then I lugged in the tub with Theodore Maron?, who took advant­ Minutes of previous meeting read the three red hoops, and the one­ age of temioriry absence of the and approved. AND WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY eared tub, and tho tub with two pine workmen ami plunged into Jhe furn­ Petition presented * signed by 32 ON HAND Randles, and while my wile packed ace, which was nt a white heat. ’ His ladies, asking for the appointment of M’sKr. lAlopm SPRING DRY GOODS FbtI Wane, JactoB 1 Saiinai R. R. 30IION COUNCIL PBOCEEDIIGS SHORT LIME BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. AND TRAIXB RUK HT CHICAGO TIME. MRS. L. O. CROOKIR dishes I down (he beds and took the E. M. Gates as Village Marshall. Motion made by’;Downing to elect Carried, and one man in a hundred who can pick looked buwn.on'y to see the -unfortu. the Marshal by* ballot. «»j» a mattress and pass through two lesulting in five votes for W®. E. nnte Matone -waving his hands and doors, down stares, through the hall Griggs, and one vote fur E. M. Gates. feci m the most iutepse agony. A •nd two rooms and fling it down on On motion Wrn. E. Griggs was long handled shovel was lowered to It ian't brought down the bad-Jmg cries attention, attracted workman ran to the and dish pan Cimjletc Assortmeit Of IlUiiery and FANCY KOUDS furnace and full of soft soap him, but he was uncuncious of its declared elected Marshall for the cnI could ; presence. One of lhe men. ran inr aningfyear, and Bonds fixed ak seven carry matrices all day long; The imediately and stoped the bias’, but huulerd dollars. bedseads went down stares slick as human ’ On motion the Treasurer’s Bonds aid was no- avail. He was U>p of a 1 without doing any damage grease;, » did .. I. As I lay al ।no the <dragged out ns as qiiicaiy quickly ns ax possiuie, possible. —---uiu^jjcu uut fool of the stairs, a rtil across my 'by means of a large hook, a charred, MISS DOW-inG, But all tbeir wmU may ba snpplied Al D. & Allen's etoro. We have on hand a floe stock of were fixed at (our thousand dollarsThe following accounts were pre­ $63,000 WORTH READY MADE CLOTHING, on a pane} and my disfigured and unrecognizable mass- sented aud on motion were allowed. $3.0u He could not have been in the fur­ C. eicscr services during* election T. C. Downing •• 1,50 »n and softly inquired : . nace more than a few minutes, but E J. Feigbner [2 nettings] snd services *You tell, didn't you ?’* during election 6,60 the intense heat was sufficient to disIdin, listn ui OiHna'i faittn. II. T. DAvid«en •• •• •• 4.50 She is a very ^observing woman ; troy-life if ho hid not been there A. J. Hardy “ . •• <• 4 50 «• *• •« 1.60 some wives wouHcn't even have more than a second. He was con­ A W. Olds which we will clot* out at coat for CASH. suspected a fall, but would have sup­ veyed to Mr. Raub.3 undertaking On motion Council concluded tu posed lhe husband lying down there establishment, where a box had to be exchange with Hardy and Ainsworth, throat, my head pockets lull of slats, my wife ambled to rest. street next to the R. the front room to council at meeting constructed to enclose his remains. by trading the She said I hadn't better try to got Hiskn-ms and elbows were contract­ It for a street bureau down alone, ed and rigid that it was impossible been described finit wanted to call Watkins to aid to straighten them. held April 15, I told her I could ease that bu- .me. 40 feet wide as has 1874. cure from the R. R. mat, and I went at DRESS GOODS. Notions, Boots, Shoes, Co. a statement showing tint they approve of the A week a go Monday Manistee same. And for said exchange the my doubts, but that bn- had quite a snow storm, snow falling Council agree tn give Hardy <!c Ains­ to the depth of two or'three inches cpdWn’t bluff me. It lowered worth the sum of. fifty dollars. An artesisn well in Ingham coimty On motion council adjourned.' away as honest as could be until it second step, and then we throws the water six feet above lhe J. FEIOHNER, 0. a. TRUMAN. . it- Mlcbtnn Ventral, J»fk»cn tacrine * Karina*. OruMliiver Valiev, and Michigan Air Km R. K‘«. Av .lomviLtc — With Lake nhera a Michigan rioaihetn Railroad At Baaxeua-With Detroit, Htlladale * Indiana Railroad. At Winioo- With Lake Phare A Mishina Soulb-ra (Air Line.) At Auburn Junction- With Detroit, Eal Rive. A Illli.ota Railroad. At Fort Warne- With Plttaburg. Fort Wayne A Chteaso. Toledo,tFabeah A Western, Fort Wayaa Muneir>A Clnrtnwatl. and Cinrinnati, Richmond Provided the said Hardy and Ainswaitb will pro jreau down as softly as a cat going to -K^ep ou a husk When I got it to the head of the MEAT MARKET! AND CROCKERY, SSftC4* started. J strained every nerve to surface. oqt run. the bureau down stairs, but it was on even thing until we brought and chest, and she iuqiued: “What made you hurry so? There’s Some wives never.say a word. I fell n good deal belter after kick­ ing the bureau down the front steps, and then tore up the carpets, knocke I the head off a bust ot Henry Clay, put my foot smashed a through a chromo and mirror while packing it into a box with ‘the coffee mill and stoye covers. My wife said we’d wake up middl ing early, and At a party at Port Huron one eve­ ning last week a couple stood up and hod the mock ceremony of marrage let their bus- performed over them. They now working and find that tliey are yiarried in earnest. would tands ^ili them selves we did. She called mo at three o’clock to eat a lunch be­ fore pecking the hut dishes, and when 1 sat down on a rack and fell off the The Alden Fruit p-rserving Com­ fflRS. STEBBINS barrel, put we bore up wonderfully but they didn't come until nine, and when 1 informed one of th. driver, that be ought to bo kicked lu death by croaa eyed rabbit, bo raiaed hu 9TATKOF MJCHTGAJr ......... Hannah BJMrr, CempUfoant, AN”gNTIRB NEW STOCK OF RMimimd ChandJer. AdudnUtrator of Uw utiM if Spring Millinery Goods. pany, of Chicago, hove commenced BaT' Alt kinds of Dsi-s* Making and all kind* of produo* at tbo bighu: price. a suit in the United States "Circuit Millinery, done in the latest Court, at Gjaikd Rapids, to restrain John Williams of South Haven, from uoeing R procc&s for ptrserving fruit HEADQUARTERS John L. WnHms, ' “LIGHT BUms DOMESTIC," which the company' claims is an in­ fringement of their patent On Wednesday morning of last GROCERIE S Tbe standard Sewing Machine of the nation. Those wishing a machine will do well to give us a call bsfore purchasing elsewhere. PROVISIONS KT* These having unsettled ac­ counts with lhe late firm of Downing Ac Little, wilt please call and settle the same before they are made trouble and costs. week the Thompson House at Port Huron was the scene of great excite­ ment, caused by a raving manioc ann ed with a long knife, who stalked hm turned the kerosene can into the flour of all kinds, which will h» sold low for cash The highest price paid ffir Hides, (’site etc. Give them a call en West rids MaiaSl Nashville, Mich. 1 ins to inform rhe citiieus of Nashville on I vicinity, that aha ba* opened In her elnre, oppointTru- CAPT. BOISE down iu the »-oap and the cat over­ Jusf Opened FRESH MEATS, NEW* MILLINERY STORK. about the hotel porch, resisting ajl, box and skinned iny nese on lhe dust­ attempts to arrest him. and for the pan she Legged rue nut to say any­ spare of about half an hour keeping thing which would max® the children the whole cHMgd a* bay. At last a, Haj opened *t the old Kt and of C. B. Rich­ weep tears of alinim m after years. a man named McHuugb, who resides ardson, bis STOCK of well-selected Before daybgut Small P - gm hung in ihe rvliigcrntor. Long Priumiri sat thanking tbo public for past favors oolieta a continuance of lhe same, and would inform the public ibal they will 7 keep constantly on band President. Recorder. Common Council arc prosecuting the My w,te came iiquor sellers under tbe prohibitory in ogam, saw the bureau, on my head liquor law. ROBERTS & ROE, And a full line of 'At Reading the members of the up in the lower halt plenty of lime." :<c! VrrraojrfTt CharMle. in the Third Ward, vmed himself with an ax-helve, and after a pailey DOWNING & ALLEN. ©rocfrirs aud provisions, FUBNITURE MANUFACTORY! with the demented man on th* porch colled assistance mid mode a rush for To which he insl'cs (he all ention of the Publl;, He Mils him. The lunatic at the same mo­ ment rushed upon McHugh, and as First Class Goods, they sprang olT the sidewalk the c nzect indwidMal. whose name is BOTTOM Cary, slrucx at McHugh PRICES FOR CASH ’ with the knife and cut a deep gash in hjs hand. Cary then undertook to ger a wav I«riu)||«t from them, but McHugh and offic r hm> t.. be careful of tfc. ,-unlitu„ bul O’Marrow closed in np.-n him. whj*» he replied that he "he knew h„ buaithe knife wks playing furiously nUnit “J FNved It by amuhimr them. One tarriblr luege was marie three leg. off the Move. I .at on the CaxA Paid for Produce of all kinds SABIN STORE, Extremely JACOB LENTZ .h.si.b.b <■•; rfoAJ.T'JTJ make and exacute to Ebeu Pannock of Bar' ry. Barry County, Micbiga^ . Parlor, LSrary Dinin, Office u GEIEHAL FffJTJ E Prices w®rlE*K® <® aecure the payment of of a Mrtain note the une day mrfe. and, wfcw^, price two Alling., load, with a fn!l assertsent st MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKAMe ON ALL G OODS \ AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, &C..&.C., wep lor a while .nd Watcfi«rl|1em v they roued lhe tub< „rdilbc, arMn and at the same time struck Ciry a blow on the head, which was follow­ ed by another -blow from McHugh, Mor. the l.ce curtain, aud th. e!bck which staggered him and he fell. rnto. heap, .nd then tbegorJauniu. JLr was seized, hand cuffsd and pin­ lamrly wlw were to uwvb io began t0 ioned. arrive. It karkral like m,n and they Lui <rak n.urxMT, «,l.d named pitched their good, into the hotw •"d *i”l) "» »“«1 box. th. over miae and _ began to scrub out We gut over to lhe «hi r bou.e ;Mt > a. the family were moving out. ar.d 1 w. , itched our good, oyer their'. «od 1 W« hare >« „,dtj „ let. Campbell, ion of John Camp. 1-eU. who reaide, oo lhe Heeae road. LEROY C. BOISE. BROWN & PILCHER, gwing Bueh'. eeo^,^. Baby Cais al PfiraBialatun i CSFFINS AND CASKETS, JACKSON, ViICH. Good Prints, 8 Cents. Sheetings at 9 (t virtue of the pi lataad. tri” D. 1874. al the O> all oiyiss and cUoB, aud MBTAL1 furniihod to order. SUP OUDS AND CORVIN LIN gooKs, Stationery, Ba-.ile Creek, .riempi.d to jump op-in a rrain on the Cenlral Ro id whwn <n» rhen pa<t 41: And^Vrvaa. theta Is^^duZ tn «>d note and wort?- £ X. rf£! Hundred. T< Tea ■- ’ * “*® « '*• Hundred, PAPER He uuue.l bi. foorin- and f-dl under AMD RETAIL INGS kept atnetajiily on hand. •Hpulatwl U vSL GO°<1.’ rarch*M,if •C " "W prariug Mlidkctar, in PRICE QUALITY, can be returnod and the money chsertully refunded. �®oral $rius. BAMT CO., IICIL —What has become of our new! School House question .' Haa.it been furgottaa on account of other ques­ tions of greater importance! JOB PRINTING Good Times Coming !W0_MILls, FrcpfL-irr It tirf , DONE AT being agitated? Such should not be the casi. While looking Io matters of THIS MAY 1. 1874. xuperiof interests, questions which conserp the education of our children should no| be forgotten. If the actions —Saturday was a lively day. Sen at the last special school meetWITH —We now begin io have sultry are illegal, another meeting TKBMB:-«1.50 Per Tew. b Advance FRIDAY. . jwnntrs. AjS-CHURCn- Bather. Rid be —Houfla-fiys begin to show them­ ' . selves. large stock of shelf hardware. Office IWO W NEATNESS for there is —Would it not be a good idea for lhe for or Council Ovatnon “■ —Tom. and Jesse are building the Marshall A. BARBER. M., t>, Hom<-o- stone foundation I’hVAlrlan htwl OM"-. "rw residence.. rf Wariihutl'H t"*-. H. YOUNG. M. D. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! immediately, and corrected, no time to spare if we intend to con­ lolic;: tbe attention struct any now building this season. —-C. C. Wolcott has just received atrfrfcm. called the illegality — AND — DISPATCH Village or whose business it may LOCAL MATTERS. Mr. Raison’.1’ I?-, to hove the alleys in Ibis village cleaned ont ? In many places they Io hhualf. W. PtlMCHIS. are eo obstructed and filled up with aud buy your GroaerlM of Griffith. —Albert Lents has gone to keep­ rubbish that a person cannot get —Good yard wide Sheeting al Tbumaxs ing house in the south-east part of along chi,foot much less with a team. tqwn. t>KC W.wTcKIlAMJPartteubr It has been tho practice id aome —Griffith has got a supply of that famous places in town of fencing up the alley dollar Japan Tea. and using it- as a cow yard. Now finest full blood Light Brahma fowls Smoko the Gkbe Cigar, it looks as though this is not as it in the County. y should be. If it is nessessary to have by Stone & Maxson. —Dr. .EMENT SMITH. ^AWYFJft. llrtatr and lnwr»r.M Repr««"-» gASTMAN A YOUNG, 4JIMPSON So WE“®7E.Riu2^ Barber has some of the —All wanting articles inserted in alleys it certainly should be equally .... hr 76 «aw. the News mast hand them in by as important that they should be kept in a condition so they could be used, elsewhere, Wednesday morning. —Mr. C. A. Stebbins has removed Boot* and Shoe*, ’ his stock of dry goods to Battle Creek, where he intends entering into a partnership with his fattier. May wboM work has given universal aatiafaoiUa incentives of next untill Tuesday ^‘‘^-Bijsincss TA1LOH week. IHVILLE HOUSE. _G.1L McCobmick, Proprietor. Michigan. jood livery in yyw. SMITH & PUTNAM By «ome mishap they epithets applied opset lhe boat in about five feet of how little use. to them. But of SMITH A PUTNAM. The ladies started When saloon keepers admit that Clement Smith Esq. was suffer­ that their customers are becoming .. . .a .1 VI. —— V— Jf.n* In th ing from an ulcerated tooth, we are scarce, and that if the ladies persist happy to inform our readers that ho in their course, and keep the public sttst-A-Ijst that his power ol mastication is not will have to close up means to pay their rent. for want of | Is this dis Dry Goods, Groceries, Hars, Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots,jShoes, Notions, ’ &c., HONE INSTITUTIONS! Fiuuttol InductmU to Cu* a<y«r. Take your Some Newspaper—the NASHVILLE NEWS NICHOLS’ GROCERY! DRESS GOODS, 00 GROCERIES, PBOYIFIONS, &c„ A. I*. NICHOLS. being kept up. The ladies have not meetings, and we will endeavor to do arc nowise IntarasUd. yon good. That is our desire, it is the least notion of bcntg discouraged Where you can get the worth of your not to'do you harm. Mr. Crittendgn in the matter, although meeting with money every time. is expected to deliver a short address much opposition, and from sources at the mass meeting on Friday eve­ where they should have supjxirt. ning. Essays will be read, and tent-* They still are determined iu t(>e perance songs sung. There will be matter and have no idea of giving up. something to interest all, yonng and They do not propose however to Workmen. oid. waste very much more time in throw­ BOOTS AND SHOES. GIVE HIM A CALL HORACE HOLTON -—The entertainment given by Mr ««d Proiiw* pleaseat, but very Stere instructive, especially those rotating XrB Door Nont of Aylnoonf,. G> <3 STONE & MAXSON, e DRUGS & MEDICINES BOOKS $ READY MADE (WRING PATENT MEDICINES, eo Lo A. SUIT. jo PERFUMERY. CHOICE GBOCEBIES, S3 FELLOW CITIZENS. can buy aU.kiuda of CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO $ CIGARS GROCERIES PROVISIONS YAIKEE BOnOBS, School Hooks, and not reject il in furor of soma other pa­ Mad.- up in faahionwMef etylra. from the per, because, perhaps it !■ s trifle smaller 3 STATIONERY, Pain la, Oila & Varnl.be*. Stourjand Wooden Ware. kindr of Good, you baild up other papers ut the exp«&M of Il is to tbe taterext of all to cui- We’atill handle the Rochester band made Uhfyonr home paper, aa it is a mirror in Boots ail Shoes, *.1.^. um andaU Calf, and warranted, at tii.60. ChR- your own. Pot Wk anH Liters FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. where he is The Child can get fust ax Goad Bar- prepared to taka ail kinds of pictures. to astronomy and botany. Notice- notice of many who wherwiit would not know that your town existed, and chowing I would Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, ground and whole, Oranges, RaisiuSj Kerosene Oil, the cheapest, give J 6 oia. to the ft>. and the right say ta all ••printer’s Devils," that yoa by the Professor. I regret much that Dated—Kashrills April Kkh, 1874 . Wa. E Gaiaos,—Mareball. in regard to buuneaa, rburohea, aetSola, etc nut have had which is The Pigeons are nesting at Black ibre. emxg.-teMexi of iwo, ».,J Berry Ridge, iu Oceana County. SlartA Brice read “ l“> “I’ »«•’ >»«•• ioMratoeni,. We »ish l.im umm. i Iwn at Ksiamakoo ** vR&n ths resd: of all and no one is the exhibition could F OH. CASH. O n a> Chapman at the Christian church, Give him a caU. was not only Crvcery eitixvn should sustain their home paper, —E. J. Feighner lias begun busi­ which the outaide world Iffoka to judge of the necesity of resorting to hursber ness again. Office over Smith A Putnam’s Hardware, fel DRUGS. Thrrfcre every good ing grass and tttrf, bitt will soon feel NEWfiROCFBI STORE’ Cd . couraging? They do no* think so. —There will be a general Temper­ E. M. GkA-TES, and they intend to keep this subject ance Mass Meeting at the M. E. Manatxcu-nr of Our stock of aggitated until their efforts are en­ Church this (Friday) evening. Revtirely successful. The ladies have Mr. Crittenden, late kwni Hudson’ had dpposiiiun, they expected it, but will be present to address the people. brown and Bleached, NMh»me, Mich. opposition only serves to make them Short remarks from others me ex­ more earnest in the work They have COTTONS. DENINES TICKS, pected. had opposition from unexpected STRIPES COTTONADBS —In lhe front yard of Judson Imh.' hUh.’hofi.J quarters. Schovel’a dwelling, may be seen a CHECKS CARPET Some gentlnmcn, in their zeal, go new variety of Egg plant. Its branch to far end arc very harsh in their WARP. COTTON BATTS A Live Local Paper. ea now saport fifteen or twenty full endeavors to win their fellow men KID GLOVES NOTIONS 4'C-, sized hen’s eggs. With proper can.over to the right side, for instance nt this plant might be the means by Money paid for a home paper remains al the last union meeting, and although which he’ll secure some great fortune. the ladies do not endorse such meas­ home, and every dollar that la kept in circu­ Tbs; that’s the place. Stop right there AU I desire is that he will save seed ures, they know the gentlemen desire lation at ho'DC, helps to build up your own with which I may star, an orchard to do good, and ’ ey will see when I grow to be a man.—Devil. IS COMtLETK. that kindness is all potent every where. Come out friends to our mass ward building Sp some town in whieb you '✓—The temperance crusade is still Dale’s Mill ani Pnraion Safe! § rhicb you can buy at very low price* has recovered from’ lhe attack and mind agitated on this subject, they in the least injured. e* CD stock mnr.h toward triw.irrl suppressing stmnrexsiniT the tlm liquor li.innr much —Wc Stated in last weeks issue traffic. . O & HLSWORTH & FULLER DRUGS, u.„ tk.ir .«• sraiso , DRUGS, ooniiating of Saturday afternoon lost, the place, except as the law provides, and at no time have they fell like wheels, in P. Hollar’s mill rest, gave (altering, or giving up- the work be­ away, and let the wheel down. It gan. 'On the contrary al every <tep will take from one to two weeks to i they find much to encourage them. repair the damage, and get the mill They feel that they have alredy done ' JEWELF.B & OPTICIAN. All kinds oi Comfldry Proiice taken in Eichnp for Ws, te Highest Market Price. G. A. TRUMAN, foundation upon which the water­ QHAS. W. DEMAUAY. £ urdware^ Pninta, Oila, Sash. Doors, Blinds, dec. out with the avowed intention of stop­ ping llit sale of liquor in this place tX^-On G Call and get my prices before you purchase. It will enable you to buy yonr GOODS LOWER. Nashville, April 24th, 1674. The Temperance question has been —Last Tuesday night five gentle intemperance, the liquor men are of men of our village wfcnt down the course bound to vent Nheir spite in Thornapple inn boat, for a fishing that direction, and many are. the wtitcrjT-np lives were lost o B Editor News: farmers are staying at home part of so thoroughly agilated, that but little else is thought of. There is much (lie time, and plowing for corn, oats said for and against it. As the ladies etc. first commenced this war against excursion. JONES. SPRING and SUMMER GOODS! HARDWARE. COMMUNICATED. has slacked up at a (earful rale since this temperance war broke out. Even some of our best k LARGE STOCK 9T Wednesday action. to evening went off well, and adjourned success.attend our friend Chajley. L1EBHAUSER, la aolicitiag a very large run of cuatcm. or else they might jubi as well be —The - room over the CityDrng closed up entirely and let .the peopje plsdgs, I Store which is to be occupied by have- lhe benefit of the ground for Griffith's dollar Japan Tea. nervM and stops that hankering seasaiion Messrs Young A Eastman, Lawyers, other purposes. for spirits. , is nearly ready for use. —A goodly number of the Temper —The ladies are not only making raids on —The debris lying around the perance men of this place met at the on the saloons’ but they are going for Grif Corner Drug Store, gives that portion M. E Church on Tuesday eve. for fith’s dollar Japan Tea. —Four different kinds of Ladies' Corsets of lhe town a bad appearance, and the purpose of organizing a Gentle­ man's society to aid the ladies in their should be removed. Justice of the Peace, work. The requsit officers were —Try Griffith's 50 cent Tobbaceo. —Hay wuuld aeU readily here at chosen and the meeting perfectly —Two button Kid Gloves for $1 at one dollar per hundred cash if it was organized. Il was moved ond adopt­ Txumam’s. not for ihe Ladies Temperance Cm- ed that a protest be circulated to W5l- Light Brahma Hjes for Sale bJ sades, but as it is you cannot get any determin how many men of Nashville WiLLiaw SAxronn of Maple Grove, at low rjNION HOUSE. even at that price. . would join in. the suppression of F. Dabckb, Proprislor. —Griffith sells eleven pounds of good Su­ intemperance. * They adjourned —-In response to.a special inhalation 2w until Wednesday eve. The opposition gar for one dollar. ,Rcv. H. D. Jordan of Vermontville I rwte win r«criT« cr««T Just received a new lot of splended Mr. Chipman mel with in circulating ?. Good HaU In Um third will lecturu on "the Wino Question,” tjT<ma it Maxsox. the Protest and also the ladies in Cigars. Try one. al the Methodist Church, Wednesday regard tu tho Marshall with the YplTIONAL HOTEL KT. P.«gg^. Best Cigars in town at the Drug, evening. 28 Common Council were- only good Store of Stone & Maxron. PABADY, M»nuf»eluier ol My Carding- Machine T.-y -ul “k you 1100 JJENRY H. WOOD, p REDUCED 20 PER,CENT, 1 _____ a :o. have both died. ONLY fcl.50 A YEAR! to rear but what can afford io taka H. a of produM in s**soft. eondixxed' on i^rictly teas- Produce bought at the highest AYLSIOBTH & FULLEB. At least 10 per cent sav­ ed by buying at the city D. C. ORIFPMM �$10 A DAY.” ”y ofCu fBiK-iiomi are 'wmienra thervuv.. 1 nj-on iesjortant otgnu-. M the fang*, kidney., the effect ra mart diJfcatrou*. riag* Portrait of CHARLES SUMNER. perfectly healthy condition, ; petially <Iom thia apply at Uil* ; ran of the year than al any otta c.terl urned, I browing iba young Sandwich Manufacturing 0o. POWKii C<»H.J^*HKLI.KH* (pejratar ll**u lor u*u ■> uiire. ..... . reached her they found bw head almost torn of dtarare* that ho acknowledge* it will not of th. Gei;*nl Land Office, Lm tender'd bb there ia but one_form of Wood disease that it lacereied in a maimer impossible to dwtenbe —The Hem. Alexander Mitchell, Prewdent men were killed and four Mriuuriy injured. Tnuttanar, April 23.—Nriiafr.—Davis intro- . RAll.ItOAD IXTKLUOKXCK. ’ —A Washington (ategrem says: “ Xidima- wul free tbo blood and zyatem of ail other known blood polsana, be they animal, v*getable or mineral. Tbo Golden Discbvorv ia VBA A6KKYS wanted n. t I Hi A.watrgto tell TI*,..r s. ' Morinlhr th* large**T*a f in ABterlca. Importer*’-prie*, anil tad* toAwrrte Rend Tn, ctrrntar. Addrete. RiiBBBT WJILLS, 43 V«»»T «L. X. T. P. O-1 ■ Ft r."l a USEFUL AND PRACTICAL RECIPES. Wawllt farainh a rettalta ante nractUal r*rtp* for the maiKitoct »»♦ nf anyarttete *r compoanO -^D^o’-h. ^“chiemo. under Mitcbeh'a declaration, .that tho Miland idl Hcrofolima Ditexst* of tho Bane*, aa White Dwellings, Fever Soreo. Hip Joint and Safari IfaeaaoB, aiiof which belong to Scrof­ ulous diecaeeo. ' . * cozviaMin srwoijrr disease cttbkd. W. Gaovz Beatrix. I*.. July 14,1872. Da. R. V. FtrjK-z. Buffalo, rf. T.: ■ Dear Siu-My wife find became tame fane roads hIK decItos to run trains through Wis­ consin when the now State Railroad law gooe graced to aU tiro large chin* of the United States, asking for aid for the poor people to certain that tho United Staten Government, Now Orleans drowned out by the Misataaippi making use of ite right to declare those roads i. ho iriuair can -ao wiinoua torn. r.URte-?"1.E PKRLE KUdSBui: OUR^a^ogu be I—. .—- e^or,®74wi!, on ,|,pUrai| |!a. those roads by at Ku! a locomotive and mail —A suit for *100.000 debt and *5.000 dam­ age* bar boon instituted id tbo Morgan coutyiy rl<bta of United nnl« elUteua m forel«n countrirv. Fxrnar, April 21.—Sr.natr.—The Judiciary Circuit Cpurt. in’the name of tbo people of ,still more mxterially benefit the public Illinois against the Toledo, Wabash and West­ ern Railway Company. The action is brought —Tho Department of Agriculture at Wash­ under tbo railway law of 1871, for extortion to ington has received vary full Information con­ freights and passenger rates. cerning tbe appearance of lhe wheat through­ FORRIOS. out the country. Tho return* cover a largo —The funeral of Dr. Livingstone took Stale. The winter has been extremely farer- place on April 18 st Westminster Abbey. The abfa in all sections. No previous eeyon ha* attendance was itr.mcur^ a-.ul there was a been more generally so since the inauguration general mourning throughout the kingdom. —The farm laborers in the eastern oountie** of tbo orQD report*. . —A bUl ha- been introduced fa tbe New of England have struck vnrk for an increase York General Assembly, incorporating an in­ of wages. Tbe farmers bare retaliaied by­ cremation society tor tbe burning of the locking out al) union men, and are determined “ How MUCH better it would have been to employ no laborers who affiiliate with those dead—capital, *30.000. to have rhaken hands and allow it waa —A bill to equalize lhe lountiee of soMiere organisation*. —Military operations before Bilbos, which all a mistake,'' said a Detroit Judge. to the United States Senate from lhe Military were interrupted by a severe spell of weather, “Then tho lion and the lamb would Committee. It gives to each soldier the ehm bare lain down Together, and white —The pteblttcito taken to Switzerland, on robed peace would hare fanned von t!>o revision of the Federal Constitution, has April 12, 1861, and May 0. 1805. with her wings and el-rated you with —Tho Commusionol- of Internal Revenue resulted in a majority of oyer 100,000 votes to her smiles of approbation. JJnt no, give* notice that unless parties liable to the you went to-clawing and biting and “ — Tbe French steamer Amerique which was payment oi a sjrocid tax “ilcenre - under the abandoned at sea and supposed to have •nuk, rolling in tbo mud, and here you are. Form U, before the 31a< of May. fhsy will be was subsequently picked up by an English It's five dollars a piece.” ■teamnr and" towed into Plymouth harbor. liable to a penalty of 60 per cent. .Herd’s Tempi* of Mnslr, Chicago. —Tbe Carlisle in tbe north of Spain hare —Congress has held out some hope to the Gjod second-hand pianos, *125 to *202. country of an adjournment by the 1st of dupe, organized a government, with a regular N«--w Rosoword yianos, *200 to *300. but present indications are that it will not be cabinet, fa which Gen. Elio is Minister of Nsw Square Grand pianos, *350 to *475. ready at that Hmo to take final action on the War; Admiral Vinanet, Foreign Affaire; atid Warranted to please, or money refunded. Appropriation bill. J t Is with the greatest dif­ Manor Penal, Minister of Finance and lhe Dubino tbe^year ending Doc. 31,1873, ficulty that a quorum Is held together iu Com­ interior. Tho Tichborne claimant has been denied a there wns imported into Great Britain, mittee of the Whole, and, thou;4i tbe bill has boon under consideration for four or five new trial on all tho points raised by hie food to the value of $474,328,-930. Of weeks, only twenty-two out of seventy pages counsel, Keueally. this, $257,578,930 was iu breads tuff*, —Tbe Captain-General of Cuba ba* decreed have been passed. that tbo premium on gold in that distracted and 45 per cent, was from the United States. In manufactures Great Britain mentable condition, especially to Louiidasa, island shall l>c 50 per eant., and no more. —An unusually bitter attack was made tho is losing, while the United States is where tnero l» almost a wholesale drowning oqt of tbo population by tbe great ovmfl iw. Olh«r day in tho British House of Commons gaining. We not only ■ feed ourselves, A New Orleans dispatch states that the whole on Mr. Gladstone. Mr. Smollet charactertoed but help to feed the rest of the civilized tbe late dissolution of Tarliament as a coup world, asG in the lino of minerals and lied Hirer is under water, and that 10,000 1*0- <frffa intended to retain power in an uncon­ stitutional manner, as a atrs? *gem ungener­ manufactures wo ore gaining rapidly. ■pedal maeaago inviting particular attention oi'-slartalion. Report* from tbe loser Ar­ kansas and White rivers give gloomy reports of tbe inundation. Immense numbers of Block have neon drowned, and actual destitu­ tion prevails iu many places. The whole Amite valley, fa • southern Louisiana, is flooded. Houses, farm implements and slock bare been swept away, and lhe inhabitants have fled to tbe highlands, where they abide to a destitute condition. —Tbe whole country is responding to tbo appeal fa behalf of tbo sufferers by tbo Mis­ sissippi overflow. Boston alone bas con­ tributed over *60,000. and promises more. Tho military commandant at Now Orleans has issued rations sufficient to supply 20,000 per­ sons for 25 days. CRIMS AXD CRIMINALS. —New York duqutchca contain interesting disclosures in relation to tbe gang of forgers of New York Central and Buffalo and Erie railway bonds, who operated to the extent of •1,000,000 to Wail street last summer. One of —Tbe robbers who rifled the Ban Antonio (Texas} rtige are raid to belong to the Mis­ —The town of Fallbrook, Pa, to ths Hones­ dale district, was recently tbe scene of a fierce and bloody riot. A party of Swedish longing to tbe Wc rktogmed's Union, armed with knivoa, pistols, and other weapons. Tho Bades were unarmed, but defended them wvrs seriously and several ous to tjio ex-Premier's friends, iuaolent to bis opponents, and ecareely honest to the nation. Tbe speaker followed thia attack up by moving a vote of cenanre. Mr. Gladstone retorted with equal bitternsea, denouncing tbe charge as untrue, indecent, and unmanly, and immediately left tbe House. There wna much excitement daring Ibo debate, but tbe motion was voted down with a division. Glad Tidikoh for the Slaves of Kixo Alcohol.—How many a manly form is palsied; Low many a noble mind is destroyed; bow many a price­ less soul lost, through tire curseof strong drifik ! To the despairing victims, of the Satanic tyrant, Ahxibol, whose shattered nerves, and trembling limbs, and racking headaches, seem to find no relief exa pt in tho renewed use of the fatal-poison which brings thrm every CUA'OMMfitOA'.t L BUXJfAHY. day nearer to their miserable end, we an­ Satvodat, April 18,—.Senafr-.-Senate not in nounce glad tid^igs of great joy ; Db. Walker's Viseoar Bittkrk contain not a single drop of Alcohol in any form, but are a sovereign remedy for the ills of drunkenness. They restore tone and strength to tho system, end entirely tpril, 1773.. l»ih eradicate the petniciouv appetite for liquor. Try a few bottles of Vixegar Bittfrs, aiid you will never crave strong ■pirite again, but find your health re­ paired, your mind restored, and be once more a man in the beat sense. medutton Health is cheap when Vlxeoar Biftkrs Bsfortu to Inquire Into the rxp-Jlct>ry of pro- are $1 a bottle. 40 in New York was postponed lost week in consequence of the non-arrival of a steamer from Europe having on board the lace dress (made to order) in which the baby was to have appeared, Tbe Moxpat, April SO.—Senate.—Edmunds. from clergyman engaged was disgusted. field, from tbe Appropriation Curamlttee. reported R. Holcomb, of Vicksburg, Mich., aged charging his rifle into his head. K>'jiscui. AXD INDUSTRIAL. —Tbo Industrial Congress al ItocbMtar has adjourned, after a busy session of four days, to meet at Indianapolis next April. Robert Schilling, of Ohio, war re-elected President. Dn. Wiuioft’s Anti- Periodic or Fet zz ast> Aacz Toxic!—Wilhoft * Tonic ba* es­ tablished iiwolf a* the real infallible chill cure. It is uuivcres'lr admitted to be tl>« only relia­ ble aud barmle** chill medicine now in u.-e. WEJM AND CA8UAI.TIKX. —Tbe town of Dhpeming, Mich., has been nearly destroyed by an faesudtary fire. The ft estimated si *110,000 to *16Q,M)0. —The extensive Colnnrtri* Flaurirg Mills al Fort cine. I can cheerfully recommend blood-purifier aud atreugth-rertcrer. 'Elastic Trass Co., EMPLOYMENT. . AT WHQLESAIX PRICES. Increased Facilities to Club Organizers. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO, |==s !Srf>oV,4W.t,i — -j 1 S7 •- • P °?gguag?___________ «S.7fi®fi.oo. w its .33: While From $75 to $250 por Month, Mixed Canw-UftWj.’t. CHICAGO. RtaivM Choke Graded Steen, F-«<gfi.23; Ourice Native*, aiX0S<jo.90; Good to Prime Steen-. SS.23^3A0; Cow* sad Helfera. J3.2X*‘d»; Medium to Fair, S 1.73^5.00; Inferior 3.00. FLOva-bboKw White Winter. KJOuW.tXi; Red Winter, PAOurt-W. WzzaT—No. 1 Bprtnz. U.J7&1.2S; Ko. a Spring, *1.249LM| i ; No. 3 Uk^iC'Jr. Mew. *10.33. Lren— ST. MHHS. WitztT-Ko. 3 Spring, tl.9SSai.2tH I No 2 F»U, H.3Uil.35. Coax—No^ '3, C0a«c. IOWA AND NEBRASKA! Hog*-S1.730A7{. MITCHEMe'S ATLAS of MORLD! Tho BEST AND CHEAPEST over Publiabed. AGENTS WANTED—to whom Thta ta the fhmona “YraaATOR” TTiKKtmKz, whit’s. Im crested such a revolutton fa the trade and t>ccorae.»o fully zstadli.riikd at the •• leading Threatu-r” of thi* day and genemttow. More than acven thoumnd patvha*cr«and ninety thoutom: gnln miter* pronouaec these KKTIKW.T UNEQUALLED for grain MV big, time EHATLEY 1 CONANT. No. 66 North 4th Street, PhiUdelpt>. P»- -MlvfurXlcatu I’oucr.andlmpro BTABLK STEAJ1 KNGIK& K TOLEDO. Wwkat—Araber Michigan, »1.48^1.47; No. 9 - ~ -TO&TtJte. O4T»—5O;JZi-. HOUSEHOLD PANACEA Fortify the body against disease For Inflammatory and Chronic C*TTLX-|l.tX»<j MILWAUKEE. WBXiT—No. 1, «IJDfc1.31; No. 2, *L?fal.2* lent in the valleys of ou»- great rivers throughout the United States, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ sas, Bed, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, Jamc.% and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer aud Autumn, and remarkably so during *ea•ion* of unnmial heat and dryness, aro invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of'the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ erful influence upon these various or­ gans, is essentially necessary. There a no cathartic foy the purpose equal to Dr. J. Walker’s Vinegar Bitteks, as thev will speedily remove the dark­ colored viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of tbe digestive organs. । by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar ! Bitters- No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ HO PAYMEHTS REQUIRED, ache,. Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of <•» Stomach, Bad Taste iu tbo Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Prtlpitatation of the Heart, Inflammation of tbo Lungs, Pain in tbe region of tho £jdr. neys, and a hundred other painful symp­ toms, aro tbe* offsprings of Dyspepsia. 'THEnhE8HER0FTHE PERIOD." One bottle will prove a bettor guarantee of ite merits than a lengthy advertise­ ment. ' Scrofula, or King's Evil, White Kwellingz, Ulcere. Eryripebui, Swelled Neck, Goitre, ScrofaloaB Inflammations, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial Affection*, Old Surei, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Kyo*, etcIn these, a* in all other condtituUaaal I>i»ca.-*cs, Walkkb's Vixeuab Butkos hare xhown their great curative powers in tho most obstinate and intractable canes. 23 A 28 E. Randolph St., Chicago. toao-»«4e. Steam SacMnes All |* rwni» intending to buy Threshing chines °r Sc(wnitor* ’‘alone," or Hor*o Fnt The Lang-eonteeted theU ef tho ofnigh Prien. THE NEW FLORENCE « the ONX.T machine that res-x » rard and fvnrard. or to right and fiimnint_ Cheas^eni OLD rou <*»H Oxt»\HrxriAX. t'zxxi for "ur new party pains inA-inntci Pamphlet red Cireutar* (aaU/.re) giving full jertieutinabout three Improved MNra&M and other Infor tnation rateable U> tarmcra ami Hiroabcnneu. * XICUOLS, SHEPARD tt (Xk. MEDICAL, Samaritan Nervine! O' “THE AMATEUR.” FAMILY IK A WAUCJB’S MUSICAL ALMANAC. . Sadfrtt l> eny odiftu. Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Itcmittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases o! the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, thew Bitten have no equal. Such Dixca*c* are caused by Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases.—Persons en­ gaged Id Paluta and Minerals, such an Plumbers, Tvpc-scltera, Gold-beaters and Miners, m thev advance in life, are subject to paralysis cf the Bowel/. To guard against this. tue.a dose of Walker's Vin­ egar Bitters o^aricmally. For Skin Di leases, Eruptions, Tet­ ter, Salt-Rhenm. Blotches. Spots, Fimploe, Bu»tules, Boils,. Carbuncle*, Bing-wonn*. Scald-head, Sore Byes. Erpdpeli*. Itch. Scurfs. IJiscoloretions of tho Skin. Humors and Di/hasosof the Skin of whatever name or nature, ore literally dug up and carried out i>f the system-in a short time by lbe tv« of these Bitters. Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in the system of so nisny thousand*, are etTbctualiy destroyed ao<l remvraiL No system of medicine, no vennifuge*. no an thclmiuiticx will free the system trvm vunui like these Bitten. For Female Complaints, fa young or old,'married or "ingle, nt the dawn «f « manhood, or the turn of life, these Tom. Bitten display so decided on influence that improvement u soon perceptildc. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever you tiud ite impurities bursting thnmgb the skin in Pimples, Erantion*, or Sores; cleanMi it when you find it obstructed ami rluggixh in the veiira; cleanse it when it w foul; your foeliuga will tell you when. Kwp the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. J THE SABBATH. SPEEDILY CM). MEte'Esat; | raltef. *11 ccmmr LEE & WALKER. Tn» GaerMww*.u.:Or« T*o AUTHORITATIVE HISTORY ,7. FARMERS’ MOVEMENT. Chv-noit. S25XWJSS? Will ba *mi b-M by *«il te a»y one xeodtog lh»:r adfaot to?l4 Xvuteway.Xew fork. To lh* wiui and ilrity < Mlhe nraltey, peliirt <r trfiitT?. BOOK-~£iE’i‘ LANE & BODLEY The Best. Portable Farm »«.. HAM L. S. FITCH’S FAMILY PHYSICIAN “STAfiTLKfr: ** pmrcBOiuxcY, or boul chakxiku? X Bow tithar tea may turtnate aat gate t tictiE nf any per- FIRM ENGINES. lh*i/ iubb?ii with a rxwrse toa«1. a lAnfawm «*», and nth hi sell wrth oimM?8s ? ? hsSsriafS Horkz-Mkx,” R-_d others who preI w know, e«y that tbe foMowtng direo- Wm hav* heard recently of several terere cases of »ntoal disease cured by .'oA**o*'» ; OM csm ci a man fort v-five veers eld, who bad not done a day’s liH GREAT REDUCTIOH. TEAS AND COFFEES Wanted—Agents. according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not de­ stroyed by mineral poison cr other means, and vita! organs wasted beyond repair. Bilious. Remittent and Inter­ mittent Fevers, which are so preva­ - Shipped Ready for U«e. fC Wdsx>KRFcn Ifsthttiox.—Thirty thousand sufferer* from deformity of the $15 spine, limbs aud f*ee^para]v«i». chroiiic dis­ eases, caiarrit. piles sad fietula have been ■uocrjHfully treated by the Kaiioual Surgical horee a tai le*p:xjufni every night for • week; tbe same every olhtt night for 4 or 6 night*; the same for a milch cow, and twice a« much for an ox. Tbe addition of a HtUo fine rail Will ‘ । an advantage. C. AYES & 'co, LoweU, Mui, MO. *50, STS »nd 8100. LINIMENT. WB appropriating Ei.OM.roo J. GOOD, DURABLB AND CHRAF. lake, and viHcth to the raging fevers of- ths torrid zona. Try it! It lias never bocn known to fail. W.h:ei.ock, Fnortt A Co., proprie- Kin....The To Person can take these Bitters Address W. A. Henderson & Co., Cleve­ land, 0.. or St. Louis.'Mo. Ponible Soda Fountains! Dr. Bending for their journal full tarhtriara on be -lxaiued. On accuutit ef their long aud called tbo o‘Ju r day to devise tnoana to rslUvc TkUlt. PROFITABLE Liberality of Paysiciaxs.—It has slvsys been **i<l that |hok-iat.* would dlzDETROIT. pxrage any ren^cdy. b-jwever valuable, which they did sjot ort^ina'c tl.«nuwlvea. This hxa tVnur-Extra, V .hfisl.tr; ■. No. 1, fljap.lAO; l*en dinprovad bv their liberal couree toward* Amber. Co*w-T3377e. Du. J. U. Arzz's jnjwrxUon* They have adapted thpm i> to gcurtul um iu their prac­ CLEVELAND. tice. wtiirti show* a wiltii'gt.eMlocountouance Wkzat-Ko. 1 R-d, SlJSK&l.SC i ; No. 2 ai icle* tltel have inlxfarto merit* which dceerro Ibeir attention. Ttua doe»i tho iearued Red, lt.te6Al.47. Coxa-Old. 73&73c; New, 70® prufoeaion great credit, and effectually con­ 77c. O*w-SK37e. t Adiet* the prevaiont croneoua notion that ttioir oppmition to proprietary remedir* i* HOUSEHOLD WM ”tu baaed iu their intoreet to discard them. -We PANACEA *’ * have always bad cotifl-lenoe fa tho honorable motivaaof our mtdica! men. and are glad to find it xurtaicBd by tho liberal welcome they a.-cord lo such nmodiea a* Arsa A Co.’s inimFAMILY itahle rimed ee, even though they are not or­ dered in the bo»Lo, but are made known to LINIMENT. OrnWris JIrihl. fatally CA eonaideTcd A “ fashioxable “ chriJifeniDg party —A shocking tragedy is reported from Dorchester, a tuburb of B >ston. Tho body at Horace Mullen. 4 J yearn old, was found to a tnaruh, horribly murdered. Tho head wa* nearly severed from the body, and Ahern were besides jabont thirty stab wounds. Edward Pomeroy, a boy of fifteen, who had recently baen pardoned out at the rcnilcnVary, con fe-eed to th* deed. He is believed to be to- lorn of about half a million doUan.-, insured euniitig reduced, and her whole system rotten with aute«M>. In 1871 a swelling broke on her hip, diacbarging targe quantities, and eir.ee that time tbefo are oeteral opening*. Have bad fire doctor* at an expense of *125, who ray uolliing will do any good but a surgical oreration. ' ■ July 16lh. 1873, be writes thus: •" My wife pr. J. Walker x (Hlforala egar Bitters arc a purely VegtttWe preparntkin, made chicfiy from tbe ria live brrbs found on tbo lower range* of Far all to pnrpsscs of a Family Piute, the Sierra NcvadaTbountaiiusof Califor­ nia, tbe inedidanl propertie* of which CURING are extracted therefnKn without Hie u»o of Alcohol. Tbo question h almost daily aAked. “ What is the cause of tho unparalleled eucecsa of Vlnkoar Bit­ ters I" Our answer is, that they remove the catme of disease, and the patient re­ covers his itcalc*!. They arc tbe great blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator aud Invigorate* cf the svstem. Never before in the history of the world msdirioe been compounded prewwing rtW- rcm&rksbls □usStiez of VlXRCAM Bittkhs in bwdiuc ths rick of every diwm» man i* h«ur tn. They an- a gentle Purjratire fa* wefi aj a Toole, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of tho Liver and Vtacmwl Organs, in Bihou DyKaaea. Tbe properties of Dr. Waixeb’* VfXEGAg Birrxns are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutrition*, Laxative. Diuretic, Swfativu, (tonutiw-Irritant, Sudunfic. Allerr ‘live, aud Anti-Bilious. certlfieate* of cere* perforunHl and ofctfreat benalSU Gratefnl Thousands proclaim vi xec,ar Bitters the most wonderful In­ vigorant that ever stulained the ztaking System. . _ . ATO CATHARTIC PILLS, ENGINE “ JUBILEE ORGAN0.” B.. D. WUI»O», MMV W. VariHcgtcm ri.. Chtcer- LANE * LtOIYLKY DR.A.G.OLIN iTIONS � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-05-08.pdf.pdf a1256ea61840f8930449f16a9e8fa7f4 PDF Text Text .... '.J..'.- * , ■'-gS ADVERTISING RATES: . County, Mich., —BY— ^SiNNHUt ■^sggitsmasg ORNO STRONG. Progression. No. Retrograding.” i U44 PXRAIMUi, ' Tmax TmtMs Swctlt Anraraan to. Times ' and seasons. Kr.rB-tlh.rw, . t^togk All the ioarm arcyellow; cmsasiA , .- .tot then. tall. Death** a jolly frUow J • FOM^TONGU^p. “ Harry !’’she gasped, in a strange, harsh, crack cd voice; and, as I started ’ and looked up frum my work, there was my wife coming toward me, with her arms sttoMtxed out, her eyes fixed, and a horrible, ghastly look upon her white face, Umt made me drop my spade and run to meet hen I caugh *hcr just as she was falling, when her eyes closed shako her whole body. This was soon after we had setUed out in the up-country, and there was only soother but-here and there in those days; . but, after years of knocking about at home, trying to get an hoaett * living and never succeeding, wo hnd to moke our minds to try Australia, and here'SVwere."living in a log hut I had knocked top for myself, r.hephcrdiug and doing'jttfcat little I could in the shape of gardening; for that being my right trade, with all the beautiful rich noil lying fallow, it did seem a sin tome not to have a-turn at it; so, getting what seeds I could from Sydney, ana adding to the few I Lad in my cheat, I managed to make quite a little E'den of the bit of land I broke up around our hut. -Wc were ix)t saving money, not to any exjent, but there was a roof ever our beads, and no rent to pay, lots of vegetables of our own planting, and not ousting anything, plenty of work to do, and, one sort and another, always plenty to *at; so that, after what we had gone through in England, you may be sure we were willing to put up with such in­ conveniences as fell to our share ; and, as a matter of course, there were things -to encounter out there in what some people would call a wilderness, -though it was a wilderness that blossomed bko a rose. There were times when wc were in dread of the blacks, who bad done some ▼cry queer things here and there about; then the place was terribly lonely and out of the wsy if you wanted the doc­ tor; and Mary used to joke me because I neyarconld gut a pint of beer, but I found I could get on jugt as well with­ out it, and, my War J, what a capital cup of tea wo had out there. WeH.^Mary came out to me that day looking so horribly ghastly that, being natdVaily too fast at fancying troubles in advance, I saw directly hail a score of blacks coming to. trpear us,,and some of them knocking oct the children's brains .with their clubs—and • not the VOL. I. been in the country. The feeling' was something awful, and 1 stood there for a few moments leaning upon the round handle of the hoe I had cinght up, not ASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, MAY,8,1874. and, as this snake rhesd was drawn luick ’preparatory to striking, I pulled the trigger, when the sharp crack of the percussion cap alone followed—perhaps •hie to move, for my eyes were fixed pravidautiaUy, for in my tremblufg state upon the head of. that hideous beaai, I might Kaye injured the iehildLl Then and I expected every moment that the I saw-a rapid Wreathing of the coils in baby would wake and make some move­ the cradle, and as the tail pf the snake over the aide,. everything ment sufficient to irritate tha snake, glided _ _ _ around and thc^ I felt that tho littte thing inuat me seemed to swim, and I tried to catr.li at the wall of the hut toaate myself die.' • ‘ Whatshouldldo? I asked myself as the from falling. But that soon went off, and goring in horrible fading of helplessness wore off If I crept in and reached the cradle side at the window 1 tried to make out the unheard, I dared not -chop"at the beast whereabouts of my kpemy, so I recapped for-fear of'injuring'the child, iof I and tapped the gun, so that the powder­ could see that some of the folds' lay might run up the nipple. The snake was nowhere to be seen, right across it. I dared not make a noise, lest the nrict moment the child and darting in I Mixed the child, and should wake as well as the reptile, for I carried it out to its mother, when, now knew the nqiidity u-fth whirii thv rejitilj} ftailing rel-cved of one horrible calami­ could wreathe fold alter fold around the ty, I obtained iny'shot-ponch from the object it attacked; while, if of a the, kitehen, rammed down a charge poisonous- nature, they strike in an in- upon-the bnl.let, and cautiously went in staxt. Thoughts ciirne swiftly enough, search of the reptile. I kiiew htfjntiHt Still bo in the put of but they were nuavadiug; for to wait till the baby woke, or to go in and at­ the hut we used for a sleeping place, tack the snake, seemed equally danger­ and after cautiously peering about, I ous. Even if I made a slight noise the came upon the hole where it bad token danger seemed as great, riuce, though refuge—an opening between tho rough­ the snake might wake first and glide ly-sawn planks laid Loosely down to off, the probabilities were just as great form a floor, while, unless there was an that the child might wake ut the same .outlet, brneath’thc woodwork, I felt that tha beast must be there; and to make it timeAnd so I tinned over tho chances more probable, there was our cat, that again and again myi eyes all the while we hod bought a kitten in Sydney, gaz­ fixed upon the two sleeping occupants ing with staring eyes down at the of tho cradle, whoso pleasant' warmth hole. had evidently attracted tho reptile. Just then I hoard a soft rustling be­ '•Iwent in and saw it there,”.whis­ neath my feet, and as I looked down, pered rdy wife, and then, without taking I could see between the two boards themy eyes for an instant from tlio snake, scaly body gliding along. The next mo­ I whispered the one word “gun," and ment there' came the loud report of the she glided from my side. gun, the place was full of smoke, there I did not know then, but she told mo was a loud scuffling noise, and as I afterward, how she had carried tho little looked down‘between the boards where boy to a distance and given him some the charge bad forced a passage through, flowers to play with, while she crept there was no sign of the snake.. back to tho hut, and reaching in at the “Harry, Harry !” shrieked my wife kitchen window, brought me my gun, just then, and on rushing out, there for I had not stirred. And now, as I was the beast writhing about in the grasped the piece in my hand, knowing path, evidently badly wounded, while as.I did that it waa loaded, it seemed of some crushed-down flowers by the hut no use, for I dare not fire; but with wall showed plainly the pole of commutrembling bauds, I felt in my port^yt/o, oatiflp. I never saw a snake writhe and see if therfi was a bullet in than, and twia^hs that creature did, but I was too then softly pulling out the ramrod, I excited then to feel afraid, and a few unscrewed tho piece and let tho shot blows from the butt-end of my gun laid fall pattering out, when I softly forced it so' that there was only a little move­ down the bullet upon tho powder, examin­ mentleft in its body, which did not stop ed the cap and stood ready waiting for a for an hour or two ofter I had cut off its chance ; for I thought that tho rhot head with an ax. might liave scattered, and -if tver so - I should have liked to skin she boast, little, might have Injured the child in­ but I coujd not master my horror. I stead of jts efiemy. measured it, though; fourteen feet And there wo Stood for quite half an three inches |j>ng it was, and as thick hour, watching intently that horrible uh my arm ; while as to its weight, I saw beast completely nestled in the blanket, the cradle rock to and fro heavily as it expecting momentarily that tho baby glided over tho aide. would awake, while my hand trembled Snakes are scarce now in these parts; so that I could not hold the gun steady. for there isn’t a man in Queensland that One minute I was thinking that I had does not wage war aga:mst them ; and where there was one ecttler then, (herd next minute that I vas right, then I are scores now. - • *•■•*-* fancied tho gun miglit miss fire, or that I might stay my own child. A hundred THE ARKANSAS REBELLION. horrible thoughts entered my mind be­ Little Bock, April 30.—The Brooks aide fore little Joe began to cry out to his mother, and she. glided away white I muttered to myself, “Thank Heaven !’’ Bluff This squad wm captured on lant night for she was spared from seeing what by the BaxteritM, aud ale now under guard. .Maj.-Gen. Churchill-, of the Baxler aide, and followed. 10 men were surrounded ou la«t night while As if at one and the same moment, coming from the depot ci the Cairo and Fulten tho child and the snake woke up. I saw rallioad, by a partr of SO Brookaitev, who were tho baby’s hand move, and ita little lying in wait for them, and captured. Gen. arms thrown put, while from the motion CUnrobUl wm released a abort time after this, beneath the blanket I kufftr that it must tod is lo-dly hi ocmmaod of his forces. Gen. havolucked a little.- Then shore was a King AVkitc.^who ha* charge of the Bxxtar fbroM at Pise Bluff, foarisg that a j«ty rapid movement in toe cradle, and as I glanced along the gun-barrel, taking cony, in Jefferson county, committing depre­ aim, there was the whole of toe horrible dation?, moved a column of 200 men down to reptile exposed to view, coil gliding on taat-potat to-day for tho purpose of dispers­ coal, as it seemed to fill tho whole ing them. A dispatch late to-night to Gen. cradle ; had my gun been charged with Newton, from Pine Bluff, says White sent forward a flag of truce to order the men to shot I should have fixed^so as to have disperse* bat they were fired upon, aud a disabled some partajrf ita -bedy; but; router battle ensued. In which nine of the with only a tungle bullet, I felt that the Brooks party were killed and twenty wounded. head must be the part attacked when The remainder were taken prisoner*, dirarmed. opportunity offered. • ;• Glide, glide, glide, one coil over an­ men of his own comm;nd wounded and three other, quickly and easily, as it were, horaoa killed. first-time cither, but in a few moments too poorgirl opened her.eyea and began to .about her. There were no bleaks to bo seen. Little Joe was sit­ untying ita knotted body, while now too practically unchanged. Baxter’s headquarters ting ik the path playing, fcnd, though I head dowly rose from a here it hod been are dill at the Anthony House, and he baa fjpeg the edge of the wood be- lying, mad^ crept nearear and nearer to_ aboBt him sosw 3to_ men. Bro?ka still cccujfioS.tao State-House vjih a fcrao estimated a: darting in and out, and ploying rapidly KO, meetly colored. The United States troops Man taken ill, and turned over in. on either fid* of its hideous mouth. I still occupy a position between the opposing rn mind hqw 1 should got help for could see the glance of the snake's eyes, forces. lu an address to the people Uco. J' and expected every moment to bear the F. Fagan, a Major-General in the Cc-nfedorato i her face grew contracted little one shrie k in terror as the lowered Brooks force throughout the Bists, and calls head rested over her breast. But no, aL his old coturadeM to rally to hte standard. the child lay perfectly still for a few gave another rhndder, and minutes, and then-1 stood iregibliug in , Manrnia, May 1.—A private dlspateh from ifoe Staff.^Aric^ toaffipa ths report with ref. not see myself, but I know I drawn back, and then begin to away to bs ail the blood seeming to and fro, and from side to side, the creace to the fight between tho Baxter torpts under Geu. King. White MS Broefrf forces, gheart,Jor if there is any- glistening neck of the beast gently un­ dulating, while the longue still darted in and out of the dreadful-looking ton, ton of Dr. Fendl«.»n, wore slightly None kilted on White s side. Ou : there were plenty, in the river, mouth. Now was the time when I should twenty wounded. Twenty pri«m*ni were taken. Gen. VCbite table aUthe whitaicaders •window, with Mary holding •tout handle; but my hand fell par­ __ _____ u. ▼____ *L ‘r-ixi - »» ly- Xs Baeheater bo intom-c is ih«indigtkaf of the gas monopolists that kercBf.r.e it becoming the general illumina­ gently undulating heal of the snake; tor. The Corouer remarks with nly BbW TO ACT IN CASE OF FIRE. There are very few people who' can keep cool in case they discover a fire, •nd this is the reason why more fires •re not put out in their inmpiant stages, before rfny great damage is done. ' In you ore walking along the street and discover a chimney burning out, make up yoaf mind that the whole house has got to go uuleu your own in­ dividual exertions prevanL Therefore jerk the gate off the hinge*, kick tbe front door in on the astonished family, and yell “ fire I" Your first yell needn’t be louder than the common Indian war­ whoop, -bift after fhe first you must exert yourself in grand ’ efforts! to beat any other man in that town who ever yelled over a burning chimney. Tb» family, may desire an explanation ns the front door falls in and you bound over it and brgin to throw the chairs aronud. There ur no act answer to repent, but most men manage to say : ‘IFire I—fire !—your house—get out —fire—hurry—blares—fire—hang it— fire—fire I” Thiay will generally accept the expla­ nation without argument, and you con go ahead and rescue tho contents of tho houae. Always commence on the.parlor ornaments first. If you haven't time to save anything but a chromo, half of a marble-top stand, and the hind of apiece of statuary, you don’t know how far those things would go toward setting'the burned-out family to house­ keeping again. The windows were made to throw things through. If you can ding all tho ornaments out, wrench tho sofa to pieces, and break tho logs’ off of tho chairs, you can consider you have saved everything in the parlor worth saving. If there is a stove in there tip it over.as yon rush to save tho bedding and other furniture. Don't throw a bed from the chamber-window ; nothing will break a feather-bed all to pieces as quick as a fall. Take them on your back and carefully carry them from two to four blocks away and deposit them gently on a doorstep. But the case is diflerent with crock­ ery and looking-glasses; you con heave them out on the sidewalk with perfect confidence that they wouldn’t even get a flaw. Don't’try to 'save n whole bed­ stead, but wrench it to pieces, and throw three or four slats out, and then grab tho bureau. Bureaus are cumber­ some articles to handle, and it’s best to divide them in halves with an sx, and throw down the portions sepa­ rately. • • I hod forgotten to ssy that it is posi­ tively necessary for you to yell “fire !” trice per second, from tho time-yon kick tho door in till the fire is out, or the house is burned downj If you didn't dithis, some of the family might for­ get that the house'wos on fire and make arrangements to go visiting, or put on dried apples to stew, or go to setting emptyings. / ... \ Au ordinarily cool man /rill clear a hous) of oil worth saving in about fift»en minutes, especially if he has a lit­ tle help. If tho house goes for it, the family will not fail to remember that, but for you, they might have been roasted alive ; and if the flames are sub­ dued, they’ll pick up the looking-glass frames, dra#er-knjba, pitcher-handles and chair-legs, and move back in with hearts full of gratitude that you, noble fccro, through your coolness and selfpoflse.won, saved all that' was worth saving.—Jf. Quad, in preside Friend. tliRRY MEG OS. . PREVIOUS BRIEF MENTION. . The aciionof President Grant in ve­ Lake Ettre has drowned over 20,000 toing the Senate Finance bill—the first persons within 100 years. veto of importance since President Omb family u« occupied the throne Johnson went out of office—recalls the in Japan twenty-five centuries. history of the use and effect of the veto President Gkaxt's prospective son­ power by previous Presidenla of the-1 in-law, Mr. Sartoris, is worth $60,000 a United States. The first veto message sent to Congress was by President Washington, and was'dated February ed here a« a system, the tender expres­ 28, 1797. The bill vetoed was one in sion, “Peace to his ashes," will mean relation to mastering out some cavalry something. regiments. - It was considered in the Oxe hundred and fifty years ago a House tho day after the message was sent in and was lost, only.26 voting in Massachusetta schoolmaster was pub­ fav»r of it and 55 voting against it. licly reprimanded and dismissed for . Prositjent Madison vetoed three bills— teaching-women arithmetic. one regulating the trial of cases in United States courts, an “internal­ improvements ” hill, and the United States Bank bilL His vetoes were all auatained. President Monroe vetoed the “ Cumberland Road" bill on May 4, 1822. The House attempted to pass the bill over the veto, but did not give a majority for it, the vote standing 68 in favor to 72 opposed. President Jackson exercised the veto power more freely than any of his pred­ ecessors. He votoel many bills of more or 1ms importance, among them that chartering the National Tunipike Hoad Company, in 1830 ; that to allow interest on the ccoounta of States in 1834; the “harbor bill,”xn 1835; and the bill limiting the sessions of Congress, in 1836. By far the most important of his veto messages, how­ ever, was that vetoing the bill for re­ newing and modifying the charter of tho United States Bunk. This measure was the moat bitterly contested of President Jackson’s admiuis’ration, and its hifltory is familiar. After President Jackson's time, until that of Andrew Johnson, there were but few vetoes of importance. In August, 1841, President Tyler vetoed tho Fiscal Banking act, wliich measure, or a new edition of it known as the Second Fiscal Bank hill, he also vetoed, as well as the Public Lands Reserve bill in August; 1842. President Polk, on the 6th and 11th of August. 1846, vetoed respectively the Rivor and Har­ bor bill and the French Spoliation bilL President Pierce made 'two vetoes, the French Spoliation act and a bill for the relief of the Collins steamship line. This won in 1855. Neither President Buchanan nor President Lincoln vetoed any impor­ tant bills, if, indeed, they sent in any veto messages at alt After President Johnson’s rupture with the Republican party, however, he vetoed nearly every measure of a political character laid before him for his signature. Between March 27, I960, and September 1, 1868, President Johnson sent to Congress no loss than nineteen veto messages, the principal meosures disapproved being the Civil Righto bill, March 27,1866; Freedmen’s Bureau bill, July 17, 1866; the District of Columbia Suffrage bill, January 8, 1867; Military Recon­ struction bill, March 3, 1867; Tenure of Office bill, same dtltc; Supplement­ ary Reconstruction bill, July 20,1867 ; odmisi ion of Southern Representatives, Juno 26, 1868; and the discontinuance of the Freedmeu’s Bureau, July 26, .1868. Nearly all those bills were im­ mediately passed over his veto. Tho Civil Rights bill pat sod the Senate over his veto by 33 to 15, tho House by 122 to 41. Other bills were parsed over tho veto by similar vote*. President Grant has sent in nine vetoes during the five years that he has been in office, all of them except this last being of a private character. No bill has yet been passed over his veto. A peculiar bin, which is nothing more or less than a direct concession to wealth as a ransom for crime, has re­ A GOOD WORD FOR LOCAL PAPERS. cently passed the California Legisla­ The New York Times says yov might ture. It relates to the legal dimbiliiier, nearly as well forget your ehurehe?. mildly stated of bite Mriggs, who is your academics, and your school-houses, now known as the “Railway King" of ua to forget your local paper. It apeaks Peru, and, indeed, it may be said of to ten times the audience that your local South' America. This mon, who has minister does. It is rend eagerly each filled ChiH so full of railroad lines that week from the beginning to tho end. he has been compelled to call her re­ It reaches you all, and if it has n lower sources, “too limited" for his industry. Hpirit and less wivdom than a sermon, and has nearly made a bankrupt of Peru it has a thousand times better chance at by the lailxoad schemes he has consum­ you. Laying, as it does, on every tabic, mated there, left San Francisco in 1854 in almost every Ik;use, you owe it to clandestinely, having committed a series yourselves to rally liberally to its sup­ of forgeries with such success ns to pre­ port, and extract from it as able, height­ vent tk«ir development until he was ened a character es you do from any safely in South America, with his ill- edneator in your midst. It is in no gotten fortune. Haring finished his ncnso beneath notice and care—unlees railway enterprises jn the South Ameri­ you yourself are beneath notice and can State*, and longing to shine in the care—for it is your rcpreson’ativo. In­ splendor pf wealth at San Francisco deed, in its character it is the summa­ again, he has managed, through ftgents tion of the importance, interest and and, it is believed, with the aid of his welfare of you aH. It is tho aggregate money, to secure the p&uage of the bill which gives him aa»nrauco that, not ignore it without miserably depre­ when he sails back into tho harbors of ciating youraelvea. Cabfortiii, tho golden State will fall SoMariVKs i>eople who got hold of a upon his neck aud kiss her Prodigal Son, and no doubt gut up a huge feaat The Hartford Suppose he had been poof ? . tells .4 a “wealthy remdent” of that The newspapers and pariodinals pub­ aiiy who concealed a diamond pin lished in this country in 1860 numbered worth hundreds of dnllzrs in an old 4,051. !■ 1870 the number hod increased to 5,*71. Aocordiog to a recant state NO. 32. the old It BE GOOD TO TOUBSELF. VETOES. The Pertcuuis believe that all dia­ monds fell from heaven during (he ear­ liest singes of the world, and are (here fore entitled to religions veneration. *<Good-M« r* tte Crlvcr aald. . And tho CMcb want off In a wWrt! . ir.» ~t bio handaocaa ftrsd ; - Bo good to yacrwolf. my gtri I’ • AnC m.t:y • feud . have I Imrt. Pram nun *• Aud • fr>cd)y farewtiJ word. Whan tasiigspt oxa* to tart. ’ Aud It. bmrd * th.:u**nd merry Audnumy aMOMtMitate; And many a Ur rent prayer from Up* Thai, all a-trmbUag, »pote ; Brrt mating how tb» human »oal. Wh»S e «r tho f*Sr» may will, Still Dtararw by ita aelf-control. IU grrataft good or 111; Of bonodlrthma, I prrtati. ' ■MW many a ahftlug p«r!. I bko the marry eoacbmaut b»rt— •* Bo gjod to. xontw-lf. my girl I" Tna is. breaking, down the business VAEIETJE& of intolerance. Dean Stanley has oonWmr is tho retired milkman like tho septed to the erection of a memorial to whale that swallowed Jonah? Be­ the brothers Wesley in Westminster cause he took the “profit" out of the Abbey. . . • water. Some melancholy man with a turn for The . press and the pulpit may say arithmetic has calculated that tho peo­ ple who died in Philadelphia last year colored pants ani patent-leather boots would have made a proceesion one mile is not a fit person to adjust a tub to tong, marching ten abreast. catch rainwater. Up to the close of 1878, tho handful A pompous philosopher extracted tho of miners who had for ten years wan­ following reply from an advanced free dered over Montana, picking ond pan­ school lad to the query : . ' ning, and ever moving about, had added “ How is the earth divided, my lad ?” to the world’s wealth in gold 8120, ■ “ By earthquakes, sir.” ._ 000,000. Gb. WaSmixoton’s family JJiblo is Nixa bushels and one-eighth is all advertised for sale. It is in three large the whfeat crop averages per acre in the quarto volumes, and the • public - arc United States, and only about ton or gravely informed that it was presented eleven on the fertile prairies of the to Gon. Washington by toe author. West; while in old England it averages A darkt, left in charge of a telegraph twenty-eight bushels per acre by thor­ office while the operator went to dinner, ough tillage. hear some one “ call ” over the wires, The American Rff/ittcr, of Paris, and began Shouting st the instrument, informs us that dancing is going out of “De.operator isn't yer 1” The noise fashion in Europe, and says : “ £f the ceased. men and women could flirt ks conven­ “ Mother, you mustn’t whip me for iently and as pleasantly without ita pro­ running away.from school any more.” tection, it would be given up altogether "Why not?" “Cos my schoolbookt „ in civilized countries." says that ants ora too most indus­ It takes six goats a month to feed a trious things in the world, ami ain’t I targe boa constrictor. They are swal­ lowed whole, the time for each being two a tru-ant ?” Aw unfortunate man in Indianapolis, hours and twenty minutes, daring which who lo^t several toes by a car-wheel, the reptile makes terrible efforts and was consoled by an Irishman near by ■ disgusting contortions. He then lies with, “ Whist, there I you’re making in a torpid state till his fpod- is fiissolved, when he makes known that he more noise toon many a man I’ve seen, is ready for another meal. Smith Phaiub, of Albia, has hereto­ fore bccif an admirer of (he great American finger dialocator, base-ball. Last Thursday he attended a match game, and was carried home on a stretcher, his head having come in conact vith a deftly-wielded club. .The club was, to all appearances, uninjured, but he carries his head sewed up in a wet towel till it grows together again. For some time past the money-drawer of the Western Union Telegraph office in Dubuque has bean tampered with, and no amount of watching has detected the thief. A few days ago the knave wa« discovered to be a mouse who had a neat elegantly furniahed with dilapi­ dated greenbacks. The mouse may be termed a genuine oontracttoDist. lKifarysville,'CaL, the other day, a with his head off" Husbaxd—“ Why don’t yon wear hair and things, and drcs&ea, and lock like other women?” Wife—“What! and have everybody say, * What a pity that handsome woman married to that ugly _ little man!' Oh, no!” . A woman who had recently had her bnttcr seized at’the market for short weight, gave os a reason that the cow from which tho butter was made was subject to a cramp, oad that caused the butter to shrink in weight • Aukt Hepziba looked up from her paper and exclaimed, “My gracious me, if moonlight hain’t become danger­ ous out in Michigan I” “ How so, aunty ?" asked her nephew. “ Why, it says" hero that two mtn were robbed lately, near Detroit, by moonlight.” “ Fellow travu-ebs,” said n colored Newfoundland dog walked Into a mar­ preacher, “eflhad been entin’ dried ket, dropped a ten-cent piece out of his apples for a week, an’ don took to drink­ mouth, and walked off with a whole sal­ in’ for a monf, I couldn’t feel more mon. The butcher says some folks may swelled up dan I am dis minit wid pride call that dog intelligent, but ho thinks on’ vanity al roein’ such full ’tendonce that a dog that can’t distinguish be­ bar.” ' tween' a ten-cent slice and a 85 fish A sailor, in describing a voyage to hasn’t got even oommon sense. some landsmen, remarked that his ship Wiai£ s youthful couple were being stood on one tack all day aud paft of joined in wedlock in a Justice’s Court the night, whereupon one of his audi­ in New.York recently, the damsel rather tors declared : “I don’t beliere it I astonished a number of spectators by had one tack in one of my new boots suddenly breaking out with, “ I want yesterday, and I couldn’t standon it five to know whether wc are to keep house minutes." i . or board before going into this thing?" A» old lady, on hewing that a young The Judge ruled the question dot of friend had PI,C<1 on account of a order and toe ceremony proceeded. misdemeanor, exclaimed; “Alia* De­ As Ohio newspaper is horrified to meanor !. Lest his place on account find that the “ groceries” are a good of Mlw Demeanor! Well, well, I’m deal more than “ the harmless deposi-1 afeard it’a too true that there’s alius a tories of codfish and waah-brashes. ” woman at the bottom of wman’s difficul­ Thai toe “sable and alluring bottle{ nestles beneath their counters, and if a customer, after purchasing a bunch of shoe-strings or a fish-hook, feels aS though on eneouragor, with ur without sugar, would make s new man of him, he can get it at any of those modest marta.cxf trade.” RsuaKrujuFtbe women's temperance crusade, the New York Graphic de­ clares that the movement has not failed, nor is it dead. It haa awakened new interest in temperance. It has brought toe whole subject before the country, for consideration. It has linked the temperance reform with religion in toe clorratway. It has called forth auggestions and led to eff -rte which arc. to QQme back, , - ties. ” Ww tlie dwelling of Bliss Goddard, of Londonderry, N. H., was on fire toe other night, he rushed out of the house with an old teakeulc, and asked u friend to hold it for him while ho saved some . other fftrarture. Then he went and worked valiantly. whUatoe (xiend. Urcd . uf holding an old kcttlo, throw it at toe bls ring house and went his way. When the house waa in ashes, _8fr. Goddard looked after hia friend, nod found the suits. ■-■ .. <41 kettle amid toe rmoUering ruin*. Tint Cincinnati editors have a pecu­ The 88,800 in United States baud.-, liarly affectionate way of alluding to which made the old kettle which held one another. One of them says that a more valuable in too eye* of Mr. (todparticular bid “ is the product of the it thefoot. t; aud in nearly every family th.- that Ume fc ther-In-law and the man who will not having hem B the pledge are rent to brd *«» • Of “‘ ‘ ’• God- �■1 - pathetic part of the song, ling rape upon hi# fourteen year old FRIDAY. - MAYS. 1*74 daughter. An unknown man commined sui­ ••I am lonely to-night love without thee," the girl’s fathei and two dogs spidered m sight around the corner, and His Loneliness fled fur about two HARDY & AIISrORTH, Creypstirai seems to Im creating cide,, by taking strychnine, at riie do mile*. considerable exeJtement in some ct'r- pot in While Pigeon, last Friday; desat the present time. This eunThe boiler in th® grist mill of John •iwa of a certain method of disposing When Shsrwood, of the Saline Payne, nt Dougins, Altaian C>.. bkw 7?rn>:^fwid !he Greenville Democrat of the body after dekth, by c wiminc up Friday afternoon, killing instantly he hadISf^Western-fever“rightbad it to a#hc«. wtien it can be eutomlied POTATO EH, ly the engineer and his daughter, an<! Ik longer! to go West and grow up in a a golden turn or a bottle, aoeerdwounding several workmen about with some small town, and [mbljih a । newspaper nt >25 per year' subscrip­ ihe premises. . tion. and he struck Deuever. Ho At a meeting in the norihen part Freddy Farrington, of Detroit was thought there was a Ann chance of Main, the pastor remarked that if instantly kibed in that city on Friday there fur another paper, and was any present had relatives or friend* afternoon by hiving his head caught Dvliv.rvd st their looking over the field une day in in distant land*, prayer would be off­ between a truck wheel and a post company with an old resided when jELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE his . attention was attrMtedt by a ered in their behalf. -Then uprose n Five saloons were closed in Chinaman wheeling a verry respect­ simple looking individual and said : Lansing on Saturday. able looking man along the walk iu a I would like jou to pray fur my brothW altar Carr, a Breman on iha Ft wheelhanow. •* What ails him ?" asked Sher­ LATH. Wayne. At Jackson Railroad bad hi# and I haven’t heard from him since. SHINGLES, wood. right foot crushed by a car, in Jucksod I don’t know jtlM where he is. but •■Oh, that’s -King, of the Newe." WATER LIME, last M'rtidJty. replied the pnide. “He was shol you nepd'n pray below Bangor. SALT, The wife of Charles Anient, n through boih legs and will never HAIR. Peace is perservad in a household saloon keeper of Mtrshall, attempted walk again.’' STUCCO, Two or three blocks further up the in Elkader I »wa. by a long withy suicide Sunday -night, cutting her street they came lo a great heap of , rawhide hung up' in the bed-rootn of throat with a pair of scissors and boards, joist, shingles nnd bnck, look- t the juvinde portion of the family making a severe flesh wound,probably ing as if a hook and ladder company ‘ hearing upon its handle this legen : had tom a building out. Sherwood fatally. ••Boys please be kind to your mother. paused to look over the heap, and the HARDY A AINSWORTH,. —Mr. Geo. Barney, of Castleton. guide remarked : Proprietors. When a man steps on a piece of Barry county, brought to our market •'That is tha' Tribune office ; the orange peeling whjr dosen’t he fall Wednesday, 3,000 pounds of Miple miners came in a few days ago and plump down instead of throwing his sugar, of exoellant quality, the pro­ cleaned Foster out f . But all their wants may bo supplied They went back to dinner, and in legs around, catching at his hat and duct of 275 trees.—Battle Crttk the afternoon the guide snid he would droping down by a section ? JouitaE take Sherwood down and introduce I drian has an insane soldier by the him to the editor of the Ma^ntt, who He was in poor health and wanted to feature about thia cremation business name of James Van Housen. sell. Sherwood was meditating over is that some winter saorning, tn a fit imagines himself the Savior, and putting on a clean shirt to go down of philanthropy, your widow’s second thinks hi* mission ia to kill his wife. there when the man, who had been husband may vour your ashes on the out fur half an hour, returned and The grangers have built a wareWe bare on hand a fine stock of said; . • ley pavement of the benefit of • Keep the same old thirt on! pedestrans. Rattle Creek for their uccommoda- There’s about fifty Frencemsn shoot Thirteen granges in Barry. ing through the windows of the Ma*“How much ‘ better it would have tion. Lren to have shaken hands and Kalamazoo and Calhoun Co's, are net office, and when they get through , there-won't he enough of McHenry allowed it was all a mistake,” said a interested in this srarehouso left worth talking to Detroit Judge. "Then the lion and A little daughter of Robert Huston, He offered to take Sherwood ovex Win, Imo ui CkiMm'i tiiten. the lamb would hivu lained down who lives two miles north of Lapeer to the cemeuy and point out the together, and white robed peace aged seven y-ara, was burned to graves of several reporters and New York correspondents, but the Wolve ­ svould kave fanned you with her death Saturd»y afternoon while rine was An a hurry to get back home , wings and elevated you with her playing with fire near a burning straw nnd didn’t accept the offer— Detroit smilns of approbation. But no ; you slack. Her father was badly horned Free Preu. want to clawing and Uting and roll- trying to extinguish the flames. Milwaukee thought she had a case ing in tho mud, ami here you are. The Treasurer of Algonia Town wherein a young girl died of a broken it’s five dollars B|«iece.” ship. Kent County, has absconded heart, but it turned out that her corset csanarcnnKTCE. with >100 belonging to the township. strings were too tight, and one stroke No clue lo his whereabouts. of a jsck-knifo revived her. F* ax wk tt., Clabe C->, Mien.) An old xan of rather respectable • April 30th, 1874. j An Iowa judge has decided that a appearence, aud claimed to be from Mb. EorroB: Eaton Rapid*, chums to have been ■'feller can wink ata gal in spellin' AND CBBCIiKBY With parting kisses, words at rohhed something over >2<’O on the school without laying himself liable • tweet, promises again to meet, I lore night of tho l2st at Marshall. He to n breach of promise suit,'* but alas says that lie camo to Marshall for the cnyself from the arms of my sweet the spelling-school season has closed. purpose of paying an amount of inAnd a fall lino of heart, on the morning of the 27th Any candidate for office in Omaha trest due on a mortage held by parties ins!., at the unreasonable hour of four of that place on his farm, and that he who wears a shirt collar is consibcrod u clock, a m.-. and in com|»any with paid the interest and hid nearly |350 a blo3ted*arist>>crat. Mr M. D. Smith, of yonr villaget left. .He deposited $150 with the A K-ntucky gentleman didn’t gel Inn Hord of the Fowler Hotel, and took pwssnge on the early morning claims to have been relieved of the mad until bu'had been called a*' liar” train for Grand Rapids, where wn remainder. He says that he was eighty one times. Tho monotony of arrived at seven o’clock, and despite drugged and the money token from • (be protests of hackmen th'at thay him. He has no recollection of where the thing “riled" him. CORN. APPLES, OATS, BUI9 BITES UUBLDITBOI. HALT AT THE SIGN OF THE JVew Hardware! east side ar iais sr., MMYlUX, ski s: Glover Seed, &c-, RKABY MADE CLOW Where you will find everything you want iu the Hardware Line, and at Lower Prior 8 than any other place in Barry or Eatdu Co’s. k FULL AND COMPUTE STOCK OF THE New Detroit Stoves! Fnt Vane, Jacbat Saihav B. I. snoar Lin BKTWBKM MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH- WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR* AND IN PRICE FROM Sl-i rJ?O S451 I ALSO KEEP A FULL LINE OF THE BEST agricultural INCLUDING THE Coqnillard Wagon.warranted and complete ibr $85, the Robbins combined Corn and Fallow Cultivator for $45, the No. 3 Steel Plow for $16.50, and the No. 17 Chilled Plow for $16.50. A FULL STOCK OF TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, DRESS GOODS. Notions, Boots, Shoes, knew where we wanted to gn, wc he was during the night or anything about it.—BaUle Creek Jiurnalx made out way to the depot of the G. The Courier Journal Kept constantly on hand to do all kinds of Job Work. Trough ing a speciality. M Ear C. C. WOLCOTT MEAT MARKET! ROBERTS & ROE, Good Times Coming I allows its inform the public that thay will FRESH MEATS, proof reader to go to prize fights, on Saturday night a fellow named steamboat excursions, down in mines R. A I. R. R-, had our baggage checked for Reed City and entered the William Davis, living in the eastern and up in balloons, hut it cant kill him. A sick man on George street "safe “gents smiting room.” where we saw part of the city, drew a revolver to the following railroad advertisements : shoot his wife, and her screams, raised ly j-a»s<-d the circus in his complaint,” a great excitement in the neighbor ­ on Monday night—at li-ast that was Chicago Be Alton U. P.—no transfer hood and ended in the nsrest of her *hat the servant reported io r ealier husband, who had a wicked looking Tuesday evening. track—JI. C. quickest between west­ dork knife in his pocket when seatch The world is full of men who will ed otlhe Central Station. He .was cheerfully “boss a job’’ for a dollar ern and eastern cities—K P., old sent ap for thirty days, and his wire reliable route—560,000 acres choice and a half a day, when five dollars Linds with Pullman paHoe attached— remarked that she’d he enly too a day for abtual work would not be have him ovomated.— C. C. & I., short line through with hoppy to the slightest temptation for them. out change—Ask for tickets vta L. S. Delroti Fete Preu. The Brooklyn Argue is of oppinion B. C.. sleeper attached— Just here The Kalamazoo Telegraph savs : tha’ a kind word iwill go further than they blowel the triangle for break­ We saw at Judge, Brown’s office a flat-iron. fast aud we proceeded to refresh this morning one of the greatest deeds The editor of the New Berlin Gaonrselrcs with hot coff-e, sandwiches, of modern limes, such a deed, indee I, xrttn wahTo te trade his Midland rail* etc^ thinking all the while that if a as one rarely sees in an hunahfe village , road stock for an old setting hen. mao should take the above railroad like Kalamszuo, and among men of The New Orleans crusaders an­ and not find bis place of Jeetiwition such heroic mould. It was a convey and should sue the company for dam ance from S •mud Jordon, J- A- Biy nounce that “the horn of the ungodly , shall bo put down.” That is where ages, if the cetm did not award it, it ard and Wm. B. Bead, surviving would be a different court from the trusteel of the Bank of Ihe United horns are generally put. • Inscriptions on a tombstone in one presided over by Judge Wood, at States, tc Geo. Peabody (the great Nash villa. Mioh. of baggage—Missouri Iron Mountain all steel rail—Erie G. W. R’y, double banker.) rmbroeeiug lands in New Columbia, Tenu t "Escaped the bullets of tho enemy At 9.28 a. m. we found etrrselws York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, HI-, aboard the G. R. & I. train for Reed Indiana, Ohio, Alabama. Mississippi, to he assassinated Ly a cowardly pup — a kind htisbaod,- an ejection ate City. When we reached Cedar Kentucky, Georgia, WheoMin, Nashville*. ’ Springs we were somewhat surprised Louisiana, Arkansas and Missouri;; father. to see an old resident of Nashville also bank, railroad, state, county, city Twenty-one freshmen were lately enter the car. with a cigar in his aud township bonds, etc., ra nearly Mnpemfed from an English cololge mouth. I will simply say that his all of those slartes. The land convey­ because a professor couldn’t find out "LIGHT BE'i.ilKG DS1ESTHC,n five us a call before parchaainf elsewhere. (iy Those having unsettled ac­ counts with the late firm of Downing it Little, will please call aud settle the saruG before they are made trouble and costa. name is Peter, and ready to pull out an soon an transfers and then transferred the property to played by a crowd of madened, excit­ were ----- .... nude. We booked foe Fare the uana. bank. « A nuiouer number ui of inrac these iraustrans- ed men. This game of faro ii played weP, a village situated on the F. A ■ for deeds sigued by Daniei Webster with two slicks, four balls' aod any IL BL, 65 rule* west of Saginaw and ’ and his wife are iu Judge Brown’s number of pieces of chalk.” almost directly north of Nashville I posessiou. The great deed we speak Do any nf you rember Stokes ? The We reached Farewell at 3,s6 p m., । of is written on ]«rchment, fills a lieautifitl Edward who murdexd Col­ where wc met many old friends, w*m>! number of pages and is covered with onel Fisk! We bad forgotten all about him until to-day, when we strw them that the pleasure was mutual. i Alaska. It is • very tiaodaom docu in a newspaper that he is Look keep­ * We took rooms at the Rmt House, ■ meat, however, a# well as a ouriouer in the prison hospital in Sing Sing. where we are enjoying goud health, • one. His hair is grap but the cool smile at present. £ ill write you more ; A Chicago minister is affeoiton. lingers oa hit lips like a wasp on the । oiely advertised W being “out pf a M*x G. A. TRUMAN’S! DOINUG & ALLEN. EUBNITUBE MAWACTORY1 i uice stock er JACOB LENTZ Parisr, Library, Diiiu, OQct u BEBERAL FJHJ E Pete ed in Michigan are principally in who placed a ten ounce tack in his looks as fresh as a sepvemuary cu­ Oakland, Genesee, Van Buies,, chair. He, however, knew all about cumber, and clings to the stub of a ci­ Allegan, St. Joseph, Clinton and who sat down on it. gar with a great tenacity <□ in day# Eaton Counties. Tho amount A New York lady has reported un Tajether with a full Mwrtant et of yore, involved wu >5,674,563.19, These her visit to a bar-room. After describ­ We reached Reed Citv at 1,40 p. lands were owned by the United ing the horrible psiephernalia of the MLRBORK, PICTURES. PHAM* m. This i* the junction of tha G. R. States and the land was entered bar, she goes oo to state AND CARDS, BRACKETS, “In the DUSTERS, ACL AC., mainly by Daniel Webesier, who rent, upon a table, the soul destroy­ lha down train on the F. k. P. BA. all received patents in bit own name ing, awfnl game of faro was being maiden REDUCED 20 PER CENT. Baiy Cata nt ftraihlaturs i NaahrUla. Barry Countr. Miekinn did — U. Bilk!. fe, -»oJ.b«. SPRING and SUMMER GOODS! T. B~T7 C~H,. MUk^. .'ZnS, U rf rf . lain note the a*»e day mMj«. and fc,T —wuIX effiea of tha I-qpater of thmfa wUT1 Co., Mich., ou tha Ifthday uf()ct.»Jr7 D. IWt, in Liber -U“ 4 r.cn-.ZL *~ -- s-;d sots asd .* H.sto4,TH aMi MJWtU DZlUr.^ ■"•±2-JU?* *“ -•*. U .u Call and get my prices befoue purchase. It will enable you to buy i GOODS LOWER. rT** . aa&ah.lba Mort«a«. by COFFINS AN* CASKETS, £uranked te arder. SHROUDS A ND COFFIN LIN INGS kepi comUMth/ on hand. AD Mt to Qaiffirj Mss taiei ii Eidv fir Gttdi, at tie Hiftot lartet Price. Nashville, April 24lh, 1874. ma 0. A. TRUMAN, Mil tho lauds aud yrsarisM dmribsd i* Mid martnft. or to Meh tharW, M mt be ntecstary tc Mtisfjr the wn’s: dti tharour. sad the reaacuabls cast* aud as-. 4—iW» «M ~X~.ZJmTjuJ? to wh: Tka a^rta bJf «f th« ^11/-,*^ No. 1*. h tos riikg, W MoMkEiX Co, Mich.. aecerdtog to Um »Ul aad’ Mtrw, •T asid TilUaa. r-*^asi«rwy �—= e—i tar fauh of the GetinfTY, which jastty k merits a western phrase, via. ^Gods r. Okla Country." NAWItVIEEH f FRIDAY. MAYS, 1874. LOCAL MATTEB8. A.TTEZVTION, J will ba at Claateai !*ari«b'S offioe, in FELLOW CITIZENS, ' n*«* • iag the position of civil Engineer of ' /-ante AJt CWrUTN—W.’W.TWOaaa. ***nTT. *- '* *• * 1 tha SU1« Medical AaaocfaU. peal eight o'eloek, oar oUlteaa war. startled 11 ... Pr - .. I - ’ Willing hand* carried —How to i> aks money—Sign the pledge ' inhabitants, and is almost as old as and buy your Groceries of Griffith. , the everlasting hills—having been eelta dwelling and AL Buyton'a gun then W •’ H. YOUNG. M. T> OBee t' of the looting I hia (Friday) evening. Qu•ati<«n.•, • * thing All right Ha lt —Mr. Darius Fitch, living three ARNO STBOWC. Run .nd F.nrv heard eome ono cry ‘•fire.’* Ho donned a south east, has been without the use U J-XTM-PV. vwtetyrf ,»£•“!£ little clothing, rushed Into tho mill and , of his best hand for nearlv three found tho firo burning on the warn side of that month*, and it is all on the account of balding whera it eonnaated with tha angl >r ' C. APPLEMAN. Milliner .nd a large felon. ■ I Ihew Maker »’ Wt twtdear* »« >*» . 1 ”A nr MU', n-re HINMAN. P.«hion«Me B«rJ'er . v,1 IUI- T>re-er- AH-toA* _?■ " ____ Cnlon n<v>M D QIMPSON A WEBSTER. BtaekO. -un... M E-a- T?!? " 2 planer and matcher, n»->uHer, abingle ma- ____ W, Mr. Russell, aa he had no insurance JJENRY H.’WOOD. —Roberts A Roe are now Join/ jrustlce of the Peace, business iq their new building. —George Simpson will conimencr q LiEBHAJJSER. work on his new house next Monday. TAILOR —Dr. Yoting is having Ihe upper portion of his building on Main St., fitted up. Jg. PARADY, Manufacturer of —An awning has been erected in front of Wofootl't new hardware store. — You have all heard of brother —A. W. Olds is making is making mnn?r. Well We’ve heard from him. He ha* been preaching nt Mosher vii.'e, and the church there have been - his lots, across Quaker brook. NAUHVI^EE, Mlelilann. —Supervisor Ke.ngle, armed with going for him for* being as intimate the assessment rolls, » has just with.his wile's sister as be should be with his wife. His trial is to come fidished making his annual trip. off at the next general conference of —Whitlaler*s barefoot boy came the M. E. Chnr.'h^ Our informant is ^HAS. W. DEMARAY, lo town Saturday. His brother came Dr. M. C. Woodmansee of Hasting*. two; also a few cousins. — Our villagers have thrown off the lated during the 'winter, and to build up a rival city. Nearly a dozen beautiful lake* lay to The south of Laporte, quite a number of which the printing business. . Monday we visited Michigan city. The Odd Fellows had a celebration and the city was filled I, O. O. I\s. will be for home. Had a Assyrin his right foot. He had more before n as. rjjM**. H~u»e». Midi Krorythtae —Shade trees have been set out in AL Charlotte we took the 7,00 o'­ Bp and .clock train on the Chicago & Lake Huron Railroad. The Landlord at and at tha present writing our devil whose Hotel wc stopped mode a slight io mourning over -his thumb which he mistake in awakining us and we had mistook for a carpet tack. a couple of hour* extra time to rest —C- C. Wolcott, well known to ourselves in at the depot before train as one of the live time. In the course of human events business mean of Nashville, has put the train arrived, and we were soon in a bran new stock of hardware goods. flying over the conntiy faster than Peruse his column "ad" in another Cap. McCormick’s favorite pxccr this community, UTERY AID FEED STABLE! . a D. BIDGOOD, FnanuBTon. horse can trot Wo passed through several villsges —Work on Traman’a new brick is! , progreasing finely. The cellar work aud cities, composed af houses and. ia finished and the brick wall* are, nrills, and inhabited by human being*, growing rapidly. The mason wo»k is( dogs and calx, somewhat si miax tu contracted to be finished by the Ifth( Naeshrtllff, only some were more so. The little town of Marcellus deser­ of June. —Nashville has lost by fir* in the MainiSc., Kaahville, Mich. ri> tiaed by the continual incmss ot custom. Our stock of ». M. PURCBI0< rho elanda second to none Sugars, Teas, CoSeeF, Spio?F| grouud and whole, Orang* *, Raisins Kerosen* Oil, And Everything in ihr Grocery lilt* s< vx- U“* Pioducc bought at the hifhrft market rales. AYLSWOBTH & FULLER, DRUGS, with the ।be g*U>ed : And it ia further ordered, that . a*(J pillion, and :Le bearing thereof, by, causing s copy of thia order to be publiabed in the “ Naabv.Re News," a newapapor prinPeter Bort is talking of building a day of beartn<. ' (A true copy ) 32w3 B C PR1NDI.E, Jodjce of Probate. HARDWARE. Sac. 3. DRUGS’, DRUGS. CAPT. BOISE STONE & MAXSOxV, Has opened at the old Hand of C. B. Rich­ ardson, his STUCK of wall-Mlaciad Sronrirs and provisions, To which he iuvius tha *J tan ties cf the Public, He Mik DRUGS I KEOICIIll First OlnsH Croodo, BOOKS $ STATIONERY, No eelile. (except cow.) torses. BOTTOM 4M1TH & PUXNAM PRICES FRR CA*H ! Cash Pititi for Produce of all kinds PATEltT MEDICINES, began to poke their husbands in the putting down cornet time 1ms arrived, Date’x lift ail Pt»m Safe! Boots and Sloss, PROVISIONS hall under ow arm, and before the and Frazier ribs, as a reminder that the kitchen McCormick's residences, and also io fire needed lighting, we were on our —House cleaning, taking We still handle the Rocke*«W fi.fiJ would respectfully oolic.t Ihe attention o cusliman to the fact shat ba is caking im provemouts in hia mills which will prove a of another day, we like exclaiming box of paper collars, tucked|otir trunk front of where we masticate oar daily food. SO to S3O A SUIT. WOOL CARDING MACRINE’ My Carding Machine Give him u cnlL benng conuiMwity that il was limo to' ' it^tercMeil in and equip them for the poet: in our vest pocket and our belter* ItFAUY HADE CLtTHIXC HEADQUARTERS Weak before lost, after striking off front of Horace Lee’s gllatrtlinrw autrrti«m»t«. E. M. G ATES, BBOWN AND BL^ACIITD, Sffi- Light Brahma Hms fcf Sala by StatS or Michigan, > IF soliciting a very large run of cuatom. cuvrt; ov BA*ar, f At * s»»cion •* the Probate Court for th» Mr. POWLE9, Couniy of lk»rry. buhlcn al Che .Probai* • flooking around io lhat lively flourish ficr, iu the eiiy of Haatiago.ea Tburulay 30 h d*y of April, in «he year ono ih>uvat><! wbosa work has riven universal satisfaction ing city. rhht hun ircJ and Bcvea<y«fuur: PrtBcal, Defteo Competition ! At Charlotte we had to slay over 3. C Prindle, Judge of Pn>boH night, aud choao as our stopping plncp the Vlianix House, which is petilion, duly verified, of William Parmenter, a fair spcciinecn of what a hotel a creditor of avid deceased, praying Ilia' adainistratton cf eaid estate may be KrwNed should be. lo Clement Smith or some other eu'.iablF The 3:10 a. in. train west claimed Jer»oh; Thereupon il ia ordered, Thai [oa<iay Ihe fim day of June pext, at nine us as its passengers, aud while the , isl tne heira chanilleers were warning the slum little birds begun to sing their beauti­ ful song*, or before Jiliigenl wive* his foot and an ax had a collision. rlm«nt of couple uf hours scratching for and vacate the premise* for a week. We collected a quarter, pockad our —Mr. Wm. French, of sm leisure time at South Bend, and improved it by taking a “squint*, at Scliyulnr Colfax's residence, and their living in another world township, has only three toe* upon — Daugherty ketp* a foU alapla and fancy Growtrv. prepared tu take n:I kind* of pictures. On fhe following Friday we started -If somebody dont keep their hens mercies of the devil, aided and abated house across Qoakcr brook. out of our garden, it wont be long by one of NashVilfe's best citizens, before they WOLVERINE MILLS! tlemen of many year* experience in and fell to saw his hand quite severely while tho News, we concluded to leave it ihe following week to the lend.*r pruning an apple tree. RATIONAL HOTEL, N.T. Pamk- Our motto i* to sell os cheap as the cheapest, give 16 ozb. to the lb. and the right change every time. pledge. I would recommend came in sight o( our beloved Nashyille, —Recently Mr. J. C. Dillin, a far DHENTX HOUSE. J am as Baran, 1 Praptfeeer. Charlotte, Utah. Fir t dam eua- l^tusiial Inducements to Cush Buyers The Child c&n get juet at Good Bar- elaewhere. are iu the corporation. * These fakes responsibilities have gone to. gardeping. mer living south, had the tnitfbrtune ^TM. JONES, &.C-, grint at the Aged. arise burden of idleness that has aceumii JEWELEE a OPTICIAN’. Davgbbbtt’x. printed papers all run and others who came to’ guzzle by horse power etc." Then exclaim Indiana beer, and see what was to be —Griffith rell»eleven pounda of good 8aThree tasteful arches'of ed “Law meDew tell! how strange sreo, g»r for one dollar. eveffcreen spaued this principal street. thins* be donejiow a days." —Nice 0rabg*9 and Lemoni U A Goodrich steamer made excursion —While riding from South Bend fa DAcaacartS. trips out into the hku during the day. Battle Cieek last Saturday, we had, lu»i received a new lot of aplended Hoosier Slide, tha loftiest sand fur the first limo several glimpses of Cigars. Try one. Svnxi A Mazbob. mountain on the southern shore, was a mirage. Trees and other objects —Sp’B'l yuur money at A, M. Daugher­ swarmed with hundreds uf visitors could be seen Bearing in the airju«t ty'a. Ho a.-Ha cheap fur oath. who climbed Up and *.'alidH down all a'iove the horison. At Bat lie Creek day. a bright arch or inverted rainbow A* night came on we returned lo showing the seven primary collurn, —E. J. Fcighncr ha* begun busi­ Laporte, bowed our head submissive appears I in tha zenith. Tho day wa* Office over Smith Ac ly to a rain insttiuted by the Governor ness again. bright and the sky appeared efatd where he is of creation, and made our way to our Putnam'* Hardware, preparations to erect a residence on ff. Dane**, Fropriaior. size. . Laporte money, cheens what full tho proposed new constitution of Ellis, the man that used to deliver Cabv.G. W. McCoanica, Proprietor. ’ the State. . such angelic sermons iu ihe M. E. Nashville, - Michigan. —Our city Treasurer is dryer lh«n Church, and started the Nashvil e a contribution box, so we have been independent, and then fled taking informed. with him a good share of ihe people’* JJNION HOUSE. same brothers bouse. —Next week we shall publish iu ^ASHVILLE HOUSE. • Smoke the Gt Ba Cigar. DRESS GOODS, ■ Vastman a young? Dry Goods, Groceries, Hurs, (Japs, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, . Notions, COTTONS, DENINE^TTICKS. are supplied with plenty of row add for spirit A sail boats and a stetlmer, which fur­ —Lodging* and warm meals only 25 eants STRIPES, COTTONADES. I buy al! kiflda et nish healthful recreation and pleasure neb at Dajuharty't. 31 Our bu»inr»s ■■ corn etrietly ternCHECKS, CARPET lo those inclined, Lnporte has two pmM« prineiplaa. first class weekly newapapcis, the WART. COTTOX BATT.'!. on tha aaloons, but they are going for Grif Exprrx offiee buildirg, West aid* ef Maia —As a team wa* being driven Herald, republican, and the Argus, 8l., NaabvllB, Mieb. BtVa dollar Japan Tm. KID GLOrES. NOTIOXS, t-‘along North Main Si., Tuesday, one democratic. Both are live paper*, D. C. GRIFFIT 4 —Four different kiwis of Ladies* Coraets of the horses got his leg caught over conducted by gentlemen wbe under­ and eingelng hia whiakertand hair. Tho fire the traces, aud the chap that relieved' stand the business, and nothing worth —Canned Fr»ka «f *11 kiada at him received as his reward a ilap in y of note escapes their notice. It also DArattraarr'i The l«Mc« *r* aa'followai Mr. Ruaaell‘a ths face from the same foot. has a steam job printing office car­ loaa la $7,000: G. A. Traman lo«i $200 —Try Oriffitb'a &0 eent Tohbwco. is compi^tf. —Who should appear at our office ried on by CapL E S. Taylor, a gen­ a KASEY. Dr»,m«r>. Good..nd in the mill; A. W. Olda leal >200 worth of ihn other day, but our venerable corShe tr•• teJini.0- ’T chair etuff; C. Dili, of Maple Grove, lost re3|K*ndenl “Aunt Deborah." expressed cojsiderable • supprise ELEMENT SMITH. logg, a carpenter employed on Truman*, while taking a view of thing* gener­ V l.AWYF brick, tost hia tools. ally, as she did not see any “big ma- J Slokiejand Wooden Ware, And all kinds of Goode It* streets instead pf being employed nt h'ome —Rev. H. D: Jordan, *»f Vermontville, ia building and alerting manulactnres. ' has been lent to South Bend parties mitt. Mr. Ruaaatrstated that ha vlaltad the mill. ntL a W,WICKHAM. P»rtlrul«r H School Books, 1 prise it is behind ailr Michigan cities A. BARIIER. M.. D. HomHl- rahkMM* YAYIES K0TI0S8, to make ourselves at home. Laporte is a city claim'ipp 10,000 are clean, wide and shaded by beau­ —Friday alghl (Im Maibadlal aad Prtshy*. liful shade trees, aud the surounding larfan fhu-uhaa and srraral cf the real-■ country is composed of magnificent' lumber, dent* 1* rumiaent own in Haaiinea waa। agricultural lands. But ia en'er away ikair ... mtMmocs. GROCERIES DragsPROHSIOKS Ridgway's mammoth , founded before Chicago. oeod from the piawlag mill of Hiram ReaaalV yaawvnx* Slrtiaa Staffer,._____ Husselman ic l manufacturing works, and proceeded nteaud in a “Jiffy.” ilLSIHTI I IttlEI W* made-one more change of curs - at 8ti!will, and arrived at Laporte, where wc found our brother Eli enjoy ves a word. It is situated just in the of Cam Co, 12 miles south of last three months enough property to our old campibg ground,—Lawtem. buy five good steam fire engines. ‘ It is only three years old, and numbers Gentlemen is not it about time thut ’ over four hunderd inhabitants, and is some step* toward a file organixatkra •well represented by nearly all kinds of business. The little town is put—While water was being passed1 ting on airs ami we wish it a ra^id upon the roof of Mr. Russel’s Ixnrae, • growth, which rt will have if its gate* Wednesday night at the fire, a buck­ ore barred against dead heads and et slipped and came down upon a ‘ dead beats. poor fellow'* bead. However he Wheat along the line looks fine didn’t get Jn:ad, but nerely said' aad bids fair to yeild a large erop. halleluiah, orrty he didn’t finish inta1 Right here we will say that if the C. fioodi. Attempted Raps.—On Friday of last week a vagrant by the name of Cyrenux Dean,attempted to outrage elMwhtrc. tm» person-of a seven year old daugh­ Door*, (Winds, Ar. NaahvOlc, Nov. let. 1878. ter of Oscar Mathews of Irving, lie was discovered in his hchth plot be­ LEROY C. BOISE. fore accomplishmeut hia purpose, and driven off the premice* by Mrs. M who sent for her husband al work in tho field, and the scaovp was followed SMITH & PUTNAM. taken into' custody, and brought re HORACE HOLTON' this city. While one of the party having him • hat ofenetf a in charge was looking for the Sheriff Grocery and Prorisei Stere the fallow broke from the other end MRS. STEBBIMS made a dash for escape but w-«s Next Doer North of A yltworth’s. dciire* to inform the eitlwM ef Naahville overhauled and lodged in jail. On Tuesday he was brought before Jus tice Clark, and that worthy, after hearing the testimony, ccnrctuded Which will be Bold that one year al the Detroit Hofne uf AX^STIBB SEW STOCM 0, Correcuon might make a wiser if not LOW JPOK better man of Dean, aud the eonwmi • ffZ" The Highest Market Price paiil nity would not feel the Idas of his gSf* All kind* of then .linking ,nd for Country Produce. Millinery, done in the Utc*t compmriooahip.—llastiligo Journal. WtlBACE IIOI/TOW. NEW GROCER! STORE! NEW MILLING STORE. CHOICE GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO f CIGARS. Groceries, Provisions, Jc Paint., Oil. & Varai.he., Spring Millinery Goods. JOB PRINTING BROWN & PILCHER, Pre Wines asi lAqasn FOR WUffCTNAt PURPOSES. DONE AT 1,00 1,60 JACKSON, MICH. THIS ^Lt KINDS OF goOKS, J^TATIOXERY, WITH NEATNESS six letters, and elnng the now empty tha bew* road a in Michigan k is art PERFUMERY. DISPATCH. wholesale and ’At tout 10 per eent a*r• ed by buying at the city retail| Drug store, Nashville. �-A serious famine is prevailing in Asia Minor. Already tnahy of the inhaMteata have dievl of etervatkm. • , —A cable dispatch announces tho death of Niroolo Tommasoc, the distinguished Itelian gists. Margaret Black. of F.all River, Xte*-, was nearly fattdiy jtoteonsd by taking aco­ nite, whieb who mppoeM io be ptera, being no labels*. ■ Bbe sued tt»e Boston firm which put np the drug, ar.d ties jii»t recovered $15,000 damages. , —Hiareported that Carl Hcburx has ac­ cepted the editorship nf a leading German daily si *10,000 per annum, and will remove to New York al tho and of bis proswiVSon- . H<rt«c.—The LsgteteUv*, ExreuUve sed JudicM। AppropriaUon bill wz* finally eomptated; In. Cots-, ’ mllt*« at tbs Whole. Qslte a sharp Atacnrelon was, had on the luiAlon lo rtrika out f 1,440 for here**। —A lady in Forryaburg, Ohio, who haa suferc d greatly from having a drunkan husband, has gone crazy during ths crusade, and now crostes quite an cxritemeut by appearing on the atreeta with a club, with which she battere in tho windows ami doore and destroys the glassware in tho aaloonii tuilll Borno person checks bar. When her club i« taken awa£«La strikes at tho glaMware with her hande, and baa maimed hcreoif fearfully In her momenta । wax 0naily carrlrG. ana the Hou** adjjarteJ. Moxi.at. April 27.—Araafc.-The tteuate। ■are Uw whole day to the Lrarlng of euloftoa PU the —The Globo Theater, on Deoplalnoo street, —At tho requart of the city anlhoritios of •• • . Boston, Carl Schurz delivered a eulogy on tho Chicago, Um been burned. —Four men were recently drowned near late Senator Bumner in that city on tho 2»th ulL, In th* preMftfe of an immense audienoe. Annapolis, >I<t, bl <*»• capsizing of an oyster -The Committee on Pensions of tho Na­ tional House -of Bepreseutativco have pre­ pared a bill providing for a repeal of the laws prohibiting the payment of peusioM to per-*»onv on the rolls before tho war, and who were in the Confederacy during tho rebellion. -Tho Federal Cqunpil of the International Society has dlww&red. tho organization having proved a complete failure in this country. —A lively Utile “crnss^a“. Incident ts re­ ported from Tiffin, Ohio. A oouplo of young bloods became involved in a wordy dispute, which Ind finally to tho drawing of weapons by both. TliU wwi the signal for the precipitate retircmcuMef all tho mascnUne freqnenlcni of tho place, out a crusader, who was doing picket duty' in front, heard the noise and rushed between the tvrt^xunlxtant*. 8he seized them by their shoulders, separated them, and began a vnlublo lecture. . The youths were ashamed at tbo interruption, and l>cfore they could precisely comprehend tho situation the mon came flocking hack and dis- PertiMf Soda Ftnnrtiias! W. B. KEEN, COOKB 4 CO., 113 to 116 S.ate. BOOTS AND SHOES—WHOLESALE. * $40, >0, $75 and $100. •OOP, inrXABLM ABD CHXAF.' Shipped Brody for Uae. OKKKXsFELDXK'KdskXTHAL A CO., M lok*. o. a. BtciiAjiDSok a CO., 19 Co IB rrasMx. CARRIAGES. ROCKING HORSES. SLEIGHS. Etc. JAMBS B. THOMAS, MuutAdursr, 11« B. Peoria. CHINA. GLASS ANO QUEENSWARE. CHILDREITS . How much doM it cost to be boro, to get married, and to get boded ?, Thia ia a question which txie Chicago Tribune dlfictiMef', and which certainly intereate almost everybody. It makes out the following bill, in groan, on the cost to HARDWARE AND CUTLERT- WHOLESALE. the people of the United State# every SRENBUant 4 BBBAKBT, M to M L«k«. BOWIN HCN-T A SONS, U an< <0 Laks. year: - HEAVY HARDWARE-WHOLESALE. Getting born....:........................................ 8220.(05,000 Octtlngmarri»d.................................. 340.OW.000 KlMBAltK BEOS. A CO., 80 to 54 MieMgad-SV. Ttdlux, as a mesaure^f temporary relief, for the to- Ovttlng buried............................................ Txoxtao sue of an additional |5u,IX)O,0BO uf legs! tender —Destructive fires are reported, ono at Lp- notes; by Poland, providing for free banking and Bjrmptatn* of Catarrh > gansport,-Ind., and the other at Ottawa, Out. the redemption of national bank notes, and a speedy return to specte payments... . A number of Dull, heavy headache, obstruction of nasal The loss fa the latter city ia >100,000. passage*, discharge falling into throat, some—The eteamehip Mediator wan partially eulogies on the late Senator Sumner were delivered, ■irnc* profuse, watery, acrid, thick and tmuand the Hones adjourned. burned.while lying at the wharf in Philadel­ Tctbuat, April 28.—Senate.—Edmunds, cious, mucous, purnlcnt, taocopnrulent, ,LOCKSMITHS* AND BELL-HANGERS* MATERIALS. phia. a few day* ago. Tbo damage ia call- from the. Judiciary Committee, reported unfavor­ bloodr, putrid, offensive, etc. In others a dry- J. WOXLKXNAK, « LsSatle. nosf.ary, watery, weak or inflamed eyoa, ring­ mated al *500,000. MARBLE AMD SLATE MANTELS. ably on bills lo relieve tie political dlsaMliUa* of ing iu oxi a. deafness, hawking and coughing ro —The residence of Henry Pennington, at J. W. Bennett, of Maryland; John Forsyth, of clear the throe:, ulcerations, scabs from ul­ Hautevillo, Clearfield county, Pa., was burned Ah ben.a; George Pickett, of Virginia; David A. cers, sroloo altered, nasal twang, offenatvs recently, and hia two aaaa aud oua daughter Telfair, of *Nortb Carolina; and Haphsel Semmee, breath, impaired smell and taste, dizain***, lost their lives in Jbe flames. —Edward Pardee, Amoa Pardee, Jaoob Bowden, and E- 8. Irwin were killed reomitly' near Creaeon, Pa., aud William Irwin fatally injured, by being run oxer by a railway train. —James Jones, F. Gibney and F. Campbell, while working recently on the ateamahip Ocean Queen, in New York, fell into tho dock and wort drowned. • - Three men of tbs engineer corps of tbo New York and Canada railroad were drowned recently al Mullin '■ brook, i.ear Port Henry, -The 27Ui Of April, being the 55th anni­ N. Y., by the capsizing of a boat. Their versary of tho introduction of Odd-Fellowship iismee were Emerson, Mitchell and Flynn. in the United States, was gpnerally observed by tho order throughout tho country aa a holi—Got. Taylor, of Wisconsin, bee issued s proc'amation in regard to tho Railroad law, and the expressed determination of the Mil­ waukee aud St. Paul and Northwestern com­ —Ths River and Harbor bill, an completed panies to disregard Its pronaions, in which ho and reported-tp the National House of Bepre- warns them not to violate the law. He holds sentativns by tbo Commerce Committee, au- that the law ia law, and that it ia his duty to thorixea about forty surveys' to be made, see that it is obeyed. It may possibly be de­ fifteen it tiiem in tho 8jut>'- Tbo entire fective, but that ia a question for the courts amount of tho appropriations is $l,500;000, or to decide ; and, iu the meantime, rastetanco on *1,000;000 loan than tbo amount of tho bill re- the |*art of the companies to its operation will ■ported to the House last year. Owing to the only render more grievous the burdens of financial condition of tho Government, tlio which they complain. The effect of the Gov­ committee coaelndod not to report in favor of ernor's proclamation will t»e looked for with new works, but confine their recommenda­ great interest iu all porta of the country. An tions to tho presorvation and completion of open conflict between tho Executive of a Stale ami.two powerful corporation!! is a phase of tiiose already commctxted. the railroad question which has never before —Tha Straits of Mackinaw are free from been presented. loo, tho lower fleet having paaaod np on tho —Council Bluff* will, in all probability, bo named by Congress an the Eastern terminus of the Union Pacific railroad. A report favor­ ing such action has boon agreed upon by the Hanse Committee on Pacifle Railroads. —A representative of the Gorman bond­ —State Treasurer Hsyea, of Kansas, agaiuet whom impeachment proceeding* have been holder* of the Rockford, Rock Island and SL pending, baa presented Ids resignation and Louis railroad has arrived at New York with authority to demand of the company the pay­ asked for a suspension of the prosecution. —The House Committee on Agriculture ment of the overdue .interest on tho bonds, hare agreed to a bill amending the law of and, if payment is refused, to apply for tbo March 8, 1873, to prevent Cruelty to animal* appointment cf a receiver. The bondholders while in tranait, by railroad or other means of have bocopro weary of accepting promises to transportation. Tho amendments cohsist of pay in lieu of the cash. provisions that the cattle need Hot bo unload­ ed for food and real, as contemplated by the —The Anti-Monopoliota of Iowa will hold law, if they are carried iu cars in which they can have proper food, water, space and oppor­ their Stale Convention at Dee Moines on the tunity for rest; and that all railroad com­ 31thof Jtuxu —Tho majority of ihe committee of tho panies of the United States shall convey over their roads any car or cars belonging to in­ National House of ReprcaonUliree appointed dividuals or companies, that are iu good run­ to inquire into the basis of the complaints of ning order, apd arc so Arranged that the ani­ tbo tax-payei j of South Carolina against tho mals havn apace for rest, aud can bo rightly State Govummeut have rejwrtpd in favor of —B. F. Coleman, a printer from Chicago, recently committed suicide at Indianapolis. —A Topeka (Kansas) dispatch announcon tho arrival there of old man Bender and hia wife, tho Cherry Vale butchers. —Fritz Dinkla, a Gorman, killed his wife n Italian fortune-teller, at* Davenport, Iowa, a few days ago, by severing her jugular vein with a butcher-knife. —Kate Bender, one of the Kansas bntchera. by Fort, to tmpoee a tax of 0 per rent on all Incomes of individuals and corj-cra’loaa azc«-lin« 15,000; by Bright, dsclartag it opprealve to impose addltioaal taxation, and inexpedient to Vinkgab BrTTXM.—Tbs grrai mwit of Ttxbgab Bivteid nisdo tbesi ihe leading medicine of tho day,'a»d reepeotabln drnggiste everywhere write: “ Thrjf are (be. bail and t?»art nopulnr preparation in the nvirkrt. 'Fatty bare atood the teat of public opinion and wan confidence. They sell rapidly becattw they cure. If yott are «iak you want reliable medicine. Vjxbgab Btrtbbh commend themselves to the ailing Mid afflicted, as they are deficient in one tiling clone, vix.r the rtimufanf that unduly excites the braiii, and creates a morbid tbirwt for spirita ! There is no phase of Indigestion, Biliousnera, Nerv­ ous Disease or Physical Debility in which they will not effect a cure. In­ valids who are wasting away from kwant of proper notion in the liver, ntomsch ana bowels, will find them a canetih^ ttonal specific, and a fountain of vitality and vigor as refreshing and exhilarating aa a cool, gushing spring of water to the parched and fainting traveler in the desert. 41 meiital dejirersim, tickling cough, etc. Only a few of the above eymptoms are Hkely to bo present in any case at one time. No diseaeo I* more common or lore understood by physi­ cians. The proprietor of. Dr. 8*go'« Catarrh Iternody wii) pay *500 reward fur an incurable ATLAS Oe WORLD! aconpany, GREAT REDUCTION. TOAft and coffees Increued Facilities to Club Organizers. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. F. O. Box B4M8- ■ and 33 V.rayBL, K. T. 1QWA AND NEBRASKA! MO PAYMENTS REQUIRED, suited : Teas, 34; nay a, 30-uot two-thlrd». Houv.—Tt>* Judiciary Committee waa instructed to Inquire whether Judge Story, of Arkatiaas, should JOO.o.O far tie purchase of rations for the relief of the Ixitttatana sufferer*....Tbs House took up and paved the General Appropriation bill. preparation, (hade chiefly Train the na­ tive bcrbe'tbnud on the lower ranges cd tbc Sierra' Nevada mountains of Califor­ nia, tbe.jjicdjein^'projierties of which are extracted therefrom without ttfe'ttte of Alcohol. The qtwuon is almost daily asked, '-What ktlw cause.o£ the unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit­ ters 1" Our answer i», that they remove the cause of disease, and tho patient re­ covers hU health. They are the great blood purifier and a Ufe-gtvtaR principle, a perfect Benorator and Invigorator of the systcia. Never before in the FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR Brookville, Pa, April 27,1872. Da. IL V. Pncacx: rtis—Having first applied to a number of homo phyaioiaus and failed to get relief, I re­ solved to tty your Remedy. Four bottleshave oompletoly cured mo of one of tbo worst vases of Catarrh at which I have aay knowledge, having suffered for mouths with an acute pain in tho liead, anti breathed only with tho great­ eat diffi mlty. I doom it duo you aa well aa suffering humanity that thia recognition bo made of what we doom an Invaluable medi­ cine. Caas. Q. Andejuox. To its Natural Vitality and Color. iOlWSMOWk Homes in the Near West. lsuS« al cbesnsr prices tbaa esu be founs slaewhS'S within civilisation. A rAwv IKTTEa tabliahcd itself ss tho real infallible chill enre. STEAMSHIP LINES. It i* universally admitted to bn tho only relia­ WHITE STAB MAIL LIXK, K Cla’k, A, Lsg*ril»«> ble and liarmlone obit! m-dlcinc new in nee. Its officacy is confirmed by thousand* of cer­ WHITE LEAD. ZINC AND COLOKS MAWUFACiUKEkS. tificate* of the very bast people from all part* CHICAGO WHITE LBAOAOILCu.,Gie«»AFuUou. of tbo country. It cures malarious discs*** 'WISE CLOTH AND WIRE GOODS. of every typo, from tho shaking ague* of tho CLINTON VI IKE CLOTH CO;, 175 fcxndolpb. lakes and valleys to the raging fevers of the Florence PANACEA TXe Lonu-roul'^ttd Sult of tko rosHw? vriw?l^atfC°‘ sad Grover FAMILY *200,000.. LINIMENT. >*en tho Monop^t/ofUigh Frtec*. THE NEW-FLORENCE PANACEA 3W FAMILY LINIMENT. RUPTURES POSITIVELY CUBED. the Indians orw to the War Department, and thought the true policy waa to civilise them aud get rid of th* neceealty for troops tc keep them tn or- |HUM*,*XPOSED( I-* —itnn.» ........«»> Sandwich Manufacturing Co. $25», and Harbor Approbation bill, which waa referred. THt-unar, April 80.—Senate.—Anthony called up the resolution to print VM copies of Prof. Uayden'a report, which was discussed at length and laid over... Oglesby lutrodoced a FAMILY SAXDWirH.DB KALB CO-, 1LLIXO13. All A rin- P.VII.M Mil.l -I it.uim; PHYSICIAN SAW-MILLS. JUBILEE ORGAN —No'hing now has been developed in tho Wisconein railroad war further thau a firm determination on the part of tho leading linen ordered to be printed .. Ix«an called up the Uli maxing regulations fur the pay department of the army, which fixes the nut.ber of Paymasters at airy, with the rank, pay and emoluments of Majors of cavalry, and It waa passed. tacking tbs Carilsta iu the rear. Serrano wii The aggregate’ number of the oreaent make an attack simnllaneounly in the front. standing armies of Europe is 2,933,600, The Cxrltetc are reported strongly inand tlu ir annual coat $459,332,784. This that slier July 1. 1875, tho Government ehili pay all United Stator notes in coin, on pro-Tbo Captelu-Gouenil of Cuba ha- irewi is tho actual cxjxsibc in time of peace. sf&tetion. anti that ow-ita!.' of all custom. du- a decree sstabliahiug an extraordinary con­ If ths armies were abolished, and the tribution of 10 per oeitt. on all income* ex­ enormous aum spent in the moral and ceeding 11,000 annually. QuJyjtbe army and intellectual elevation of the people, nary ire exempted. ' " . what grand program the world would - In view cf the failure of the VUted Stales Senala to p»’ th“ Finanee bill over the P:wi dent's rate, the Izmdirn Tiwws thinks ••tbs PitholK Crrr, Penn., once had a popdanger cf inffra—ing tho paper currency has nlaL'on of IS,U00. Kow it he* about bjr a dose.! facuSca, The refit girt I rich on oU and slipped away. .PORTABLE AND STATIONARY will dsilroy Wons* without Injury lo th* child, bstnx pcriactly WHITE, aud free frvtn allcolorins or other injurious Isgradlsnla nsnaUy u»*d la SAW-MILLS ONE DATS WORK resist- aud 1‘orflaud Canal till was finally pavwd. Il - -Frank Biggs end William Payne, Ameri­ provide* for th* continuities of tbo appropriation cana, recently repaired from Faris to the Bel­ to psy the debt* sud meet th* Interest and —Mrt. Fancy Clem, tbo Indlana mnrtlerere, gian border to fight a duel, but 'he polio© in- maturing principal of the bunded debt of who waa four times tried and convicted of tarfcred, and tho duclxsU returned to their lo take poeanaeion of the canal, aa prortiled for by complicity in tho murder of Mr. anil Mrs. —Tbo Suez canal difficulty has been settled the Legislature of Kentucky, and the Hccretary cf Jacob Young at IndUnspolia, isveral years by M. De LoMepe* acceptance cf the tonnage the '.'reaanry to pay th* Directors fur all stock bold ago, has al Ias! been released. rates prescribed by the International Com­ —Stepboa Hood (colored) waa~ executed st Cleveland. Ohio, on the 20th ulL, for the —A; rumor ia current in Madrid that tho murder hte ntepeon over * year ago. ' “ Carliete have asked Serrano for amnesty. —Two murderers were hanged on the 1st of —A story comes from London tbst there 1mm May. Al Catakiir, N. Y., Josej h Waltz who boon a serious difficulty, requiring even diplo­ had murdered three men, and on Um dsy l>o- matic intervention, in regard to the rank aud fore hia exocnliorl prepared himself for fntu-e precedence of the Duchtea of Edinburgh. It WAshburn n* *ub*Uluted... .Moure bill spproprilife by brutally murdering Lis keeper, wav la raid that the Duchess has been a truck by »Uu< rw.OAl for tbs rrllsf at person* rnfferiuc from sent where be can do no mere harm. In die rudden change from the cotd:al domovi- the MlMiaippl overflow w*» pssred....Th* Civil Washington aaunty, Ky., George Miller, col­ iftrationM which graced her arrival, and tho ored. was hung for the murder of Dr. Alfred, humdrum obscurity into which she han clnco f allau. Nobody kuows hsr, or takes any no­ Rauxr.—Nsarly the Whole <!»y vu devoted Is Ihe lle > of her, except in Hyde Park. comdderaUonef th*Indian ArproprtatfcmteHi... —Serious di*turl>aucea aro reported in Po­ An wvenlDi m-jsIou waa had. at which «n xraend—The bill IntroduZted in Congress by Judge land. Tbo peojte havingjiccn commanded to nurcl to the ludlau LUI, in favor of having lbs Poland, of Vermont, it is-dalniod. represent* embrace the Ruaaian National Church, remst- Kiowa chl*f«, Batanta and Dig Tte-?, who were eonthe eeeential features of the financial compro­ aiice wm made to the mandate, coIUrior.ji ocmise proposed by Eartsrn men. Tbo follow­ eurred between th* military aud prosMulry, ing b a synopais cf. the bill; .Section 1 repeals and many were killed and wounded on both all tho acta limiting tho amount of bask cir­ rides. culation. Becuon * provides for issuing cl»- , —TH* temperance ware baa invaded En­ The New York Cremation Society eulation to all banka which may be duly gland. tried ita 'prentiee-luuid already. organized under the existing laws, who fur­ —The natives of Achoen reoecUy atternjted One of its members waa polite enough nish tho required securiliw. 'Sectloa 3 pro­ in force to dislodge the Dutch from their vides that aa ft-rt as tho cxrcukUon ia issued fortress, but were driven back jrith heavy to die within a day or two after he to tho banks, M per cent, of lbs smotfnl wtiall lose. AB the Dutch troops, it in snuounccd, joined the fire-worshipers. Hu body be retired in greenback* until the amour! of will shortly bo withdrawn from Achcen to was put upright in a fire-proof recepta­ greenbacks shall b* reduesd |o.'«330,*(0,000. cle, through which intensely-heated air Section 4 aatharisee the {sans of *Md,000,000 —The PrtMwian Minister of Finance reports waa forced. *His father paid the bill— of United States bonds, al 5 per cent for a surplus of 21.(i00,000 tlialcrn for 1873. $3.25—and now has the aabeH of hin eon twenty years, or At per cent, for thirty year*, -Dispatchen from the seat of war in Hpain to be used exclusively for retiring green­ ntate that “Gan. Concha is moving, with in a neat little urn on the parlor intn' backs, and provides, that every holder of aO.OOO men, oa Valmoea, with a view of at­ ilo-piece. LANE & BODLEY Agents’*:;, Cuide. J’A'SiJ. MEDICAL. Samaritan Nervine! VAX A MkMMlA.See thoadverUsemm.. a SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED In rachcounir fir tta* Sjiflng an* Sumnar. Bl SO per mourh. S»n<l lor rl-cuter Str In* ftuj »arLcular*. ZIKO LU A McCL'RDY, Cblca**,IlL i, SX$oeS.C3.S-; Co-ira and Helfers, 43.33(3 Medium to Fair, ; Inferior to ton, 4X3003.34. Hoce-Ure, B4.7KM.74. fted Winter, $SJ<Wt7J». WltZAT—Xo. 1. Bj-riu#, »1.28^1.20; Ho. 3 spring. 41-3M1-27; h'o. 3 Spring, 51.1»J,«i»l.»S'. Coax-Xo. X N.MB •5c. Oara-Nn. X M447«. Mve-N’o. X Wc. Basixt-Xo. B.X1-M&I.ML DOTTKS-Chotrr ic Fancy YrEow, 3*$37c; Medium lo Goad, 2^ Wc. Eooe-dTrerix, Poax-McM, 81S.45 C1S.5J. I-AMX>—l&aiOtjC. Wanted^;Agents. From $75 to $250 per Month, THETHRE8HEB0FTHE PERIOD. Wheat-No. 3 Spring, Jl.2Mt.57; No. 2 F«U, tl.53ft.LM. Cuss-No. 3, OxTSNo.XSllsQrtXc. Kvr—No. X.»"XSdte. Babust— X«.XC1^KU.C1. Foaa-Msss,■«W.<naiC.7S. Lamb -6‘i«l0c. Hooa- U.SO£tAA». Cxrrux l 1.06,^5.00. , ciNcnrxATx. WnxAT-CLUal.M. 0tmx-e;&70r. O+T»-4rtft Wmmx-No i, ti-nat-M; w°- l Oaax-No.Xe3rt*MMM. Oats-No. X tttffcrt’JA. lire-Me. 1, waste. BAJiLirr-Nu. X W-Mfc l.M. Fosx-C14.3iaM.Ba. LAxn-Jaawke. ' TOE®DO. WKZAT-Ambsr Mirtifan, CUa»l-M>; No. 3 Bed, flua&Ltf. Coax-n&TSc. C^»-6S^Mr. BOOK 'Baltic Tran Ct. IR. WHITTII $87 B72«fl eits PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-05-15.pdf.pdf d47505701ae1e30fd07c73ead8c87aa0 PDF Text Text eflewjs. asbln I (eVeius. irranuY, Huhville, Barry County, Mich., 'j —-BT— Oe IBashriHc Brtrs. OMNO 8TRONC. “ Progression. No Retrograding.” TERMS t |1^O PER JLXMVX. InvartaMy tn AdraoM. • Tomk T«bm» Stiuctli Adkxkkd to. THE CONSTITUTION MICHIGAN. VOL. I. treason unJess upon tho testimony of two wituewten to tho same overt act, or -oti con­ fession in open court. ‘ quirod ; excoMivo fines shall set be imposed ; cruel or unusual punishment* Khali not bolnflioted ; nor ihall witnesses be unreasonably detained/ Hec. 14. No person aliall be deprived of life. Ityerty or property, wiihont due.proceea of ■Utattownl Comiululi such staiemmit. debt arising one of or founded on contract, fnacHw BVmentatioe, of the State of Mid,iqan. That the Conatitnlicn of the State of Michigan be and the same ialicrcby amended so aa to road as foilowa: . PREAMBLE. . For U10 purpose of establishing, defining and limiting tlie&BOwnni and duties of tho aeverat departments of Government, the People of the Stolp of Michigan do ordsln thio Constitution. ARTICLE I. Bouwoauixs axd »iuT or oormioreKT. Section 1. Tire State of Michigan is l>opn<led as follow*, to wit: Commencing at a point on the eastern boundary lino of tho Htate of Indiana, whore a direct lino drawn from tire southern extremity of Lake MichiKto tho most northerly capo of tho Maumeo shall intersect tho same, xiaid point being tho northwest canter of the Slate of Ohio, as cstabliahed by an act of Congress, entitled " Au act lo establish the northern boundary lino of tho State of Ohio, and to provide for tho admiiMiioa of tho State of.Miehigan into tho Union upon the conditions therein ex­ pressed," approved Juno fifteenth, one thou­ sand 'flight hundred and' thirty-six ; thence with ths said boundary line of the State of Ohio till it Intersects the boundary Hue be­ tween tho United States and Canada, in Lake Erie ; tbenoo with the said boundary lino be­ tween the United States and Canada through the Detroit river, Lako Ht. Clair, the Bl. Clair rrv«r, Lako Huron, tho HL Mary’s riv-w and Lake Superior, to a point whore tho s*Ai lino last tooebw Lake Superior, thenco iu a direct line through Lake Superior to tho mouth of Uib Mcftitreal river; thence through tho mid­ dle of tho main clxxnnel of Uie«*id Montreal river to tho head waters thereof, as marked upon tho survey made by Capt. Cramm bv authority of lire United States ; thence in a direct line to the center of tho channel be­ tween Middle and South islands, in the Lake to the Desert; tlrenco in a direct lino of tho southern shore of Lako Brule; theuoe along said southern shore and down tho Brule river to tho main channel of the Menominee river; thenco down the center Bay of Lake Michigan ; thcrnce llirough the center of the most nsusl ahip channel of the •aid bay to tho middle of Lake Michigan; thence through tbn midmc-AALako Michigan to the xxortheru boundary of the Hute of In­ diana, as that fine wae onlabiished tnr tho act of Gingresa of tboninoteethof April, eighteen hundred and sixteen; fhcnca due cast with the narUi boundary Jsnc of the saA Hute of In­ diana to tho northeast corner thereof ; and thence south with tho eastern boundary lino of Indiana to the place of beginning. ' Sec. 2. The scat of government shall remain, al Lansing. public officers, or in any professional employ­ ment. No porson shall be imprisonod fora military thio in time of peace. Boo- 16. Every person lure a right to Iroar anna for tho defetho of hnneclf and of the State. Hoc. 17. Tho military ahall bo in strict sub­ ordination to tho civil power. Dee. 18. No soldier Bhgll, la timo of peace, be quartered in any house without tho con­ sent of the owner or Occupant, nor in timo of war, except in a minner-yrrecnbc/i by law. Sec. 10. The people have the right peacea­ bly to assemble, to consult for the common good, to instruct their reproaoulalivoe, and lo petition the Legislature for redrsM of grievance*. Hoc. 20. Neither •larexy nor. involuntary servitude, unless for th* pnnWiUtent of crime, shall over bo tolerated In thio Stale. ■ Sec. 2L Aliens.who are or may hereafter become banajitlc residents of thin State, shall enjoy tho same rights in roped lo the pooBossion, enjoyment and inheritance of prop­ erty aa native born ciliacns. Hoc. J2. Private property shall not be taken for public use without Just comiKiiaa-tion. . •o that tbe the UwMai ■nd in the ml ARTICLE III. divihiox or tux NAS^'ILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 15,1874. ' powiulh or oovxumxkxt. Section I. llio powers of government arc divided into three densrtmonta : Legislative, Executive and Judicial. Sec. 2. No penwn belonging to one depart­ ment shall exercise power properly belonging to another, except in tho cases exproealy pro­ vided in tliia Constitution. ,W tendered the lingular instead of the plural. ARTICLE IV. LXOI8XJLT1VU DKFAETXZXT. Section 1. The legislative power is vented in a Senate and House of Iteprctwntalives. Sec. 2. Tho Senate ehall consist of thirtythree members. Senate districts shall be ar­ ranged by the Legislature, and not less than two shall be fonnod of the torritorv, known as tlio Upper Peninsula. They shall bo numl>cr«d consecutively, and each district shall elect one Senator. At the first election under thio Constitution, Senators in the odd num­ bered distneta shall be choacu for two four years, and thereafter all Heuatore sliall be elected for four years. No county shall be divided in the formation of Senate dis­ tricts. uuloaa such county ahall be equitably entitled to more than-one Senator. Sec. 3. The House of Boprcecutativoa shall MltuUou. consult of one hundred and ten momlx-rn, to be apportioned among tho several countioe and districts, according lo an equal ratio of populaLo::. an near as may be. Each county having a ratio of representation, and a frac­ tion over equal lo ono-third of euch ratio, traded to uwko the drecrtptlou more ipectfic. nliall be entitled to two ItepmontativM, and above that number, one additional Represen­ ARTICLE n. tative for each additional ratio; but every organized county containing a population of not less than one-tbin! of the ratio of repre­ Hectiou I. All imliUcal ;>owcr is inherout in sentation. and every two or more contiguous the people. Gnicrumcul u instituted for organized counties containing a like j*opnlatheir equal IwnerH^aaaBittjMH^rotection. tion, shall bo entitled to a Representative. ..... i .I..,, They have tho right to change oFreform tho same whenever tho public good requires. No sj«eci»l privilege or immunity shall be granted shall l>e chosen for two years and by single that may not be twroked. districts. In every county entitled to mure Hee. X Every person shall be at'liberty to than one Itoprosontativo, the Board of Huper-worship God according to the dictates of hia viaors shall asscmblo at such timo and place own oonecwnce. No person shall be compelled as may bo provided by law. and divide the to attend, or, against his consent to contrib­ same into Representative districts equal to ute to the erection cr sup;>ort of. auv place of the number of RenreeentetivM to which such rchgious worship, or to pay tltbce' taxee, or county is entitled by law, and shall catrec to be filed in tho officce of the Secretary of State and Clerk of such county, a deoenptiou of such Iteprudutativo. distnete, specifying the number of each diatrict, and tho ]x>pulation thereof according to the last enumeration. belief, nor eliall any persnu incompetent ta Such division into ItepreaoutaUro duttncis l-e a witaees on kccount of CLt opinion? or be­ aliall remain unaltered until tho return wf an­ lief concerning xfiaUcrs of tclqpon, nor shall other enumeration, unless otherwise provided anv wIumm be questioned touching hie tc- by tew. Hoc. 4. Hie Legislature, after cadi enumer­ ation of inhabitants under the authority of this State, and by the authority of the United Jecta, being rwjxmeitlo for Hie bIium of that Stales, shall rearrange the Senate districts, right ;Md no law. tiufi t o ptuo-ed to restrain and apportion anew the Ruproeentativos among or abridge tho liberty of speech or of t be press. the counties and districts according to the number of Inhabitante. But .'no rearrange­ given in evidence to the Jurv, «nd if it itudl ment of Senate ilirtricts shall .vacate tho seat apfxxar to the jury that the Jnatter charged aa of any Senator. Each apportionment shall liboions re true, and was published with good remain unaltered until the return of another mottvra and for juaUfiaUs i-wla, tho accused enumeration. No ward or township shall be shall bo acquitted; and tho jurv shall have divided in the formation of a Hcualortel or RopresentMivo district'. Botindarics of antew, or law impairing ibe obhgatiouTfcon- nicxpalilics may bo changed by tew, but If thereby any territory embraced within a Sen­ tracta, shall be parsed. . atorial or RcproneuteUvo dhuricl shall bo de­ Sec. O-JIbo privilege of ihe writ of hof-vw tached there from, elections shall be held for shall not bo sunpeaded nnlese, tn case Senator or Representative, aa tho case may of rebellion or invasion, the public safetv mav be, in the territory so detached, until Hie re­ requirejl. • ftee-L The ttotof trial by Jury ahall re­ main. hot ahall be deqmnd to bo waived in bounds riM liad not been made, No law here­ cnnrfnHeYr"!?f1oun'oth<’r «t*a» conns of tofore on acted, making a change in tho bound­ recoin, arid in civil eases in all courts, unless aries of any municipality, shall bo hold void demanded by one of the paruo. in anch man- for the reaaoii that the same altered a Senato­ Der as idxall be prescribed by law. Tire Lexros- rial or Representative district, and all such •y.-, , ------——. ... wuoa not or n eon;, laws are hereby declared to be valid and con­ trial by a jsry ot a 1ms number than firmed. clve; xn all courts, in eivil rases a Sec. 5. Every Senator and Representative Hr ..n. I— tWO-tbMb ■ ebaU Ire a citizen of tbe United Blates and a -UJJWII iur«un WBIUV IOIII1. . Hoc. 2. No person aliall bo eligible lo the office of 'Governor or Lioutenant-Govcrtnr who baa not been five yean a ciUsen of the updn the Journal, with the na»M of the Luitod States, a resident of thia State two members vouug on tbaqdeation. No member years next preceding hia election, and atcamed •hall bo expelled a second time for the same laid pul by Commissioners of Highway*, or the age of tbixty years. Sec. 3. The Goveniot and Lieutenant-Gov­ Bae. .10. Each lions® shall knop a journal of gny street, alley, or public ground in any city its tiroceodings, and publish the same, except or village, or in any recorded town plat; on ernor aliall bo elected at tho times and places such parts aa may require reervey. The yeas for altering the IxmndariM at Luy school die- of choosing the members of Hie Legislature. and nays of the members of either bouse, on tricL for building or repairing bridges, or The person having tho highest number of any question, shall be taken at tho requbat of for draining' swamp or other low lands, ex­ votae for Governor or Lioutcnant-Guverunr Hfi'ill bo elected. In cbm two or more perone-fifth of the members elected. Any mem- cept by expenditure of grants to the Slate; Mndrtnth. Exempting any projierly from BGna shall have an equal and tho htgBoetioumbur of either house may dbiacut from and pro­ teat againal any act, proceeding or roeolutiou taxation. The I^gielaturo aliall provide by ber of votes for Governor and Lieutenant­ which . he may doom injurious w any person general laws for the cases enumerated tn this Governor, the Legulaturo shall, by Joint vote, or the public, and have the roaaon of his dis­ section, and for all other cases which, fa its cbooM one of such persons. Boe. 4. Tho Governor ahall be Commandsrjudgment, maybe provided far by general sent entered on the Journal. in-Ghiet of the military jmd naval forces, and Hoc. 11. In al) elections by either honee. Sec. 23. Tho Legislature shall not catab-. or in Joint convention, tho votes nhali be given vina ooo*. All votes on nominations to Ikh a State paper. ‘ Hoc. 24. Tho Legislature may authorise the invasion. the Henale shall bo taken by yean and nay®, Sec. 5. He may require information in writ­ andpubliahod with the Journal of ita proceed- employment of a Chgplaiu for tho State ing from officers of the executive department Prison Sec. 23. No collect™1, ho Ide:, or dinburscr upon any subject relating to tho daticc of open, unloM the public welfare requires se­ of public moneys nhall have a Mat-in the tlieir respective office*. Hec. 6. He aliall tako care that.ths laws be crecy. Neither house Khali, without the con­ legislature or bo eligible to any office of eon I of the other, adjourn for more than three trust or- profit under tills State, until he ■hall faithfully executed. Bee. 7 He may convene the Legislature on cxtraoMUnasy oceasiofis. Hec. 8. He shall give to tho Legislature, liable. and at the close of bis official term to the in­ but no lull or now subject of aliow any private claim or account. coming Legislature, in formats in by message bo Introduced after tho c of tire condition of the Htate. and recommend Hec. 27. T11SI Legislature shall meet al tbe first fifty dan of the see. recommendation -of tho Governor by iqrecial scat of government on the flrot Wednesday such measuxes to them as he shall deem expe­ meseage. At extra steteions, legislation shall in January, in tbe year eighteen hundred and dient Hee. 9. He may convene the Legislative al Ire cotifinod to ibe subjects expreenlv named seventy-five, and on the first Wednesday in in tbe Governor's proclamation, or submitted January in every second year thereafter, and some other place, uhen the seal of govern­ al no other place or time unless aa provided ment becomes dangerous from disease or a by special mesaage. Bee. 14 Every bill and Joint rcaolution in this Constitution, and shall adiourn with­ public cuomr. Sec. 10. He shall issue wntn of election to paaired by tbeLegislature, and every concurrent out day al such time as tho Legislator s shall fill euch vacancies as occur tn the Henato and roeolutiou appropriating money or property, fix by concurrent resolution. Hec. 28. The Legislature, on the day of House of ItapresentalivM. ahall be preeentsd to tho Govonror.-and if bo approve, he shall sign it: but if not. h« shall final adjournment, shall adjourn- at twelve See. 11. Mo may grant ropnoves. commuta­ return it, with ids objections, to tho house in o'clock at noon. . tions and pardons, after conviction, for al) Hoc. 29. The election of Senators and Rep­ offenses except treason and cases of impeach­ which it originated, which shall enter the ob-----------„„ ...upon — — ---------- -----------------jecliOliA--al— large its--’journal, and recon­-- resentaiivee pursuant to tho provisions of ment, upon such condition^, and with such eider it. On such reconsideration, rocotuddcratiou, if Iftwo---this Constitution, shall bo held on the Tues- restrictions and limitations, aa he may think tliirda of tbe members elected sgroe to pass day succeeding the first Monday of Novem- proper; but the Legislature may provide by such bill or resolution,’ it shall be ecut, with | bur. in the year eighteen hundred and seven-* law as to. the manner'of bearing applications tire obl'ctione, to tho other house, - by which 1 ty-aix, and on the 7'uesday succeeding the for pardon. Upon conviction for treason, ho It sliall be reconsidered. If approved by two-; nn't Monday "of November of every second may-etupond the execution of tho sentence thirds of ths members elected to that house. ' year tlterdaftcr. .until the case shall be reported to the Legi.-iit ahall becorao operative. In such case tho | Hec. 30. Tho Legislature shall provide for teterc at its nextsomIoo, when the Legisla­ vote of both housen shall be determined by j tho sjieedy publication of all statute laws of ture shall either pardon or commute lire yeas and vaye, and tho fiamos of tbe members ■ a public nature, and of such judicial decis­ sentence, direct the execution of the sentence voting for and against it shall Ire entered on tho ; ions as it may deem expedient. All laws and or grant-a further reprieve. He shall comlouruals of each bouse house respectively. ruanecHvnlv. If any anv indicia! decisions shall be free for publication luuntcato to the Legislature at each session, iouroala bill or roeolutiou bo not returned by tho Gov­ by any person. information of each casn of reprieve, commu­ Sec. 31. The Lcgislatoro may declare the tation or pardon, and tho reasons therefor. ernor within tcu days (Sunday excepted)after it lias been presented to hinl. tho same sliall cares in which any office shall bo deemed Bee. 12. In case of the death of tho Govern­ Irecuiuo upur.Uvu in like manner ar. if be had vMsnl.'and also tire manner of filling the or, his removal or suspension from office, in­ signed it, unlesfl tho Legislature, by their ad- vacancy, where no provision is made for that ability to perform the duties of luo ofljoo, resignation, absetu'e from the Hlato, or otl.< r ournmont, prevent ita return, in which case puriwreo in this Constitution. l idiall not become operative. Tire Governor Sec. 32. The Legislature may confer upon disability, the powers and duties of tho office may approve, sign and filo in tho office of tho organized townships, incorporated cities and shall devolve upon the Lieutenant-Governor -—J upon the Board of Suparviaoni for the residue of the term, or until the dis­ Secretary of State, within five days after tho villas ral--------counties, such powers of a ability cease. But when tho Governor shall adjournment of tho legislature, any act ' of tl„----------- -----------— ... parsed during the last five days of tho see- . local, legislative and administrative character be absent from tho Stalo at tire head of the •ion, and the same ehall become operative^ 1 aa it may deem proper. military forces thereof, ho shall continue to Sec. 15. Tho compensation of members of 8oc. 33. The Legislature sliall not author- bo Commander-In-Chief. the Legislature shall bo four dollars a day for : ixo any lottery or jrermit the sale of lottery Sec. 18 During the vacancy in tiio office of Governor, if the Lieutenant-Governor die. actual aUeudauce, and when absent on sc-' tickets, count of aieknem. They shall bo entitled to See. 31. No money shall be appropri- reeign, be displaced, stwqretidod. or be inca­ ten cents, and no more, for everj mile actual-, aied or elrown from tho traaaury of pable of performing tho duties of Ins office, or ly traveled going to and returning from the this State, or of any municipal corporation, absent from the State, tho Praeiilent pro place of meeting, "on tho usually travels! for tho benefit of any religions sect or society, Imfon of tho Senate sliall act aa Govsnw: route ; and for stationery and newspapers not ! theological or religious seminary, or school until the vacancy be filled or the disability exceeding five dollars for each member durit g under private or denominational control, nor cease. any session. Each member shall be entitled ' shall property belonging to tho State or any Hoc. 14. The Lieutenant-Governor shall, by to one copy of tho laws, Journals, and docu- i municipal corporation be appropriated for any virtuo of hia office, be iTMideut of tho — Br8 k an equal divirion, - -------manta of the Legislature of which ho was a euch purpose, iting vote. In committee member; but shallmot receive, attire expense | Hec. 35. Tho asnont of two-thirds of tho he shall of tho Htate. books, newspapen*. or other per - I members elected to each House of tho Legis- — _______ ______ debate all quosUotui. Hoc. 15. No member of CongroMk or any quiidtes of office not expressly ar.tborizod by lalure shall bo requisite to every bill approibis Constitution. ' j priating tho public money or property for local peroon holding office nnder tho United States, or thia State, riiall execute tho office of Gov­ Hec. 16. Tho President of the Renato and or private purposes. ' ' Speaker of tho Honaoof Boprcecntativoa shall Hoc. 36. Tho Legislature shall not pass any ernor. except as specified in thia Constitution. bo outillod to tho same per diem cotupon- ant authorizing the grant of liconire for tho Hoc. 16. No person elected Governor or eation and mileage as members of the Legia-' sale of ardent spirits or other intoxicating Lieutenant Governor aliall receive any office or appointment from the Legislature, or either lature. and no more. ' 1 liquors. Sue. 17. No pcroon elected a member cf the Hoc. 37. The Iregialaturo shall provide by Honan thereof, during the timo for which ho Legislature shall receive any civil appoint- 1 law for ap efiumenUion of tho inhabitante of was elected. mont other than that of notary public, from I the State In tho year eighteen hundred and Sac. 17. Tho Lieutenant-Governor and Pres­ the Governor, tho Governor and Sonale, from cighly-four, and every ten years thereafter, ident of the Henato pro (e>»porr. when per­ tho Legislature, or any other State authority, and for tho collection of such general etatia- forming Hie duties of Governor, shall receive or bo eligible to any office which shall have t!rr ----------.«—_. ------------------lice and information as oliall bejdeemed uccee- the same compeuaatlon aa tho Governor. Sec. 18. AU official acts of tho Governor, been created or the emoluments of which shall sary. ,~j. 39. The stylo of the lawn shall be: his approval of the laws excepted, aliall bo have been iniweased by Mho Legielxture of Sec. which ho is a member, until tho expiration of ‘‘Tho 1'coplc of llio State of Michigan enact." authenticated by tho great seal of the State, which shall bo kept by tho Secretary of State. the term for which Ire is elected. Al) such ,Soc. 19. All commit ions isaued to peroone Itoldltig office under tho provisions of thia ConMitution shall bo, "In tho name and by appointment, aliall bo void. N<> utemtor of tho Legislature shall lie। hiterealcA, interested, directly 07 or th® gearri! uroTlcouaof the co erm ponding aceUuu* tho authority of tho people of Ihu State of act with the State, State or jirrocnx CeuMUatlqn, with «<-me efiancos of Michigan." sealed with tho great seal of the indirectly, in any contract State, signed by the Governor, and counter­ any municipal corporation authorize.1 by any itatlvre definitely at cue ' Bignod by the Secretary of State. law passed during the limo for which ho ia Beci 20. The Governor shall have power to elected, until one year after the expiration of disapprove of any item or items of any bill hie legislative term. Sec. 18. Every hill and Joint resolution, and *»• pne hundred. Counts, having oiw-uurd of making appropriations of money, embracing very concurrent resolution aOldOnriatluc * ratio are allowed a ItoprerentaUVje; by |be present distinct items, and the part or parts approved sli*Il'|>o tho law, an-l the Item or Items dinapmoney or property, shall bo read threw times Representative. The provteiou la proved ehall be void, nulcea re-passed accord­ in each house ^before tho final paaugo thereof. ing to tho rules and limitations prescribed for No bill, nor any such resolution, shall become a law without the concurrence of a majority Cututltullou agaluat the Ulrlaion of elite* in the the passage of other bills over the executive veto. of all the members elected to each bduse. to be determined by yeas and nave, which shall Ucu 30. rilh ■■ Krj-rvrentallvc dlatrlct," vealug recUoiia to and Section 13 one subject, which shall be expressed la its title, ho law shall be tensed, altered or amended, by reference to ita title duly, but ARTICLE VI. ino acx siicrcti or amunauu. rnaii bo re-onacUKl and pobUxhi d al length. No public act shall ftny <i*y» at ivgulor Maslotiv on wotnn-.eaiUHon nt tb« cipvrrucr. HreUou* 14 Mxl 18 (14 and IV of take effect or bo in force until the expiration Section 1. Tho judicial power re vested in a UNMNSM Coostttntirei) are ctuu<ad so as to place bill* sad lotel reaohitloiu, and coocurrrnt renln- Supremo Court, in Circuit Courts, Probate Courts. Jnstlces of the Peace, and in such in re shall otherwise r’iiocL by a two-thirds other courts, tribunals and officers* as are or vote of the member" olocled to each House, (hsll be established or authorized by law. such a vote to bo taken by yeas ami nays if Hee. 2. Tho Supreme Court is con­ demanded by any member. tinued subject to the provisions of this ' Hoc. 20. Th® LcgiatetBr® sliall not grant or article. The Legislature shaU provide authorize extra compensation to any public for eno addltioiial Judge, so that tho officer, agent or contractor, after the' servico Court shall consist of five -members, to bo has been rendered or the contract entered chosen by the electors of tho State, and for a into. . clasaitlcaUou of Judges, eo that one shall go out of office every two years. Tho Judge hav­ ing the ehorteot time to serve shs.ll be Chief for the use of tbO Stale, alt blanks, paper and Justice during tho remainder of hia term of Entiling for tho Executive Dcpartffiont and office. Tho term of office of a Judge of the talc offices, the printing and binding of tlw* Suprems Court shall 1>o tcu years. A J udge laws arid.Journals, and all other printing or­ of the Supreme Court may lm’aMr>lgnod.lo hold dered by tho Legislature, shat) bo lot by con­ ■ Circuit Court in fcasos provided by law. tract to tho lowest bidder or bidders, who Hoc. 3- The Supremo Court sliall have a ehall give ade<iuato and ealisfattory security general superintending control over alt other fof the performance thereof. The Legialalure courts and tribunals : and also such ap]>cllato aliall prescribe by law tho manner In which tho Blate priming shall bo executed, and the to mat eno may i«btio wnta ui error, wntoran, mandomiis, pnwteiulo, proliiUlioii, an 1 all accounts rendered therefor, and aliall prohibit all charges for constructive labor. It ahall other appropriate write and process. It shall also have original Juriediciion in canes of inairthe person nr persons taking tho name, or his damut, habeas eorpuj proceedingB in tho nat­ or their surotiro, from tho performance of any ure of quo warranto, and of prooMdinge by of the conditions of the contract. No member tcircfaMU, to vacate leUcro paicul. Its •)>Of ths Legislature or officer of tho State aliall pel late Jurisdiction shall not extend to any civil cam'* for tho recovery of money or prop­ erty iu which tho amount or value of the Sec. 22. The Legislature shall not paw tiling in oouirovervy is lees than one hundred local or special laws in any of the following enumerated caaoe; duties; Bixtcmth. Punishing crimes or mlBdcmeinore: BtvrtitMnlh. Adopting, by anv person, any named person aa his ctifid or heir ; of divorce; vacation of hia office. Senators and IteprewuUtivcu elected to fill vacancies i hall hold ... . "K” 10 rn»sec.it<, or defend Sec. 10. The penwn, houae, bato Judge, C-iunty Clerk. Register of De»da, County Treasurer, Sheriff, County Superin­ tendent of Schools, I’roaocuting Attorney, County Auditor, or any office to which ho was appointed • by the Presnlrn’. of tho United States, by and with the advice and consent of tire Senate, shall be allowed to take or bold a Treason against Hie State Khali Bo RtKM shall be rantoted of establiah, modify, and amend the practice in bucIi court and in all inferior tribunals and simplify the «ame, and shall appoint its decks and a Reporter at its decisions. The decisions of the Hu promo Court shall be in writing, and signed by tho Judges conoarriug therein. Any Judge dissctiling therefrom shall give the reasons of »uch rtia»e:it in wntiuc, tuidnr his Bqjnalnro. AU «uch opinions Khali be filed in >1.. pi„1. I y.A. (‘....I mortgage of real rotate belonging to minora. paj-era and in an cues, except tressuu. felonv. or breach Df the pease, be Uri vilaged from arrest during Bsoefous of tho Legialaturo. They shall not be subject to any civil proceti during any m»- ematert- Sec. 4. Four tonns of the Supremo (Court wliall be held annually, at ouch tixu« and Third. Regulating the Jurisdiction and dtuiro of Justices of the Peace or Constables; Fbwrft. Providhqpfor changes of venue In civil or criminal cases; Ei/Tfi. Granting any special powers to Boards of SujierviiiorB; Ztfrt/i. Summoning and impaneling grand or petit Jurors : Hetetdh. Regulating tho rate of interest on i&ch p^naluiw aa eaah and hia term of office shall continus as proridod in thia Constitution for Judges of the Suiurime *. Hoc. 7. A Circuit Court shall Ire hold at least twice in each year In evsry county organized for Judi-ial purposes, and at least three times hi each year in eounXioe containing ten thou­ sand Inhabitante; and in countess having twenty thousand inhabitants or over, there ■hall Ire at least font terms in, each yrar. Judges of Die Circuit tkmrt may hold courts for each-bther, and in other circuits in case of a vacancy, and shall do so when required by taw or upon tho request of the Governor. Hec. 8. The Circuit Courts ahall have origi­ nal Jurisdiction iu all mattara, civil and crinn;>al. not excepted inthis Uomttituiion and [not] prohibited by taw, and euch appellate Juriedii> tion from all inferior courts and tribunals as shall be provided by law, and a BUpcrrjrory control of the. same' They sliall also have j>ower to ianuo write cf injunction, habrae cor•pita. inaw!amun. quo warranto, certiorari, and other writs noccetsty to carry Info affect their orders, Judgment*, and decrees, and give toem general control over inferior courts and tribunals within their ro*;recti re Jurisdiction*, and in other cases provided by law. The appel­ late Jurisdiction of sail courts ahall notextoud to any civil ease in qhich tho amount or value of toe thing iu controversy is loss Ilian twen­ ty-five dollar*, exclusive of costs, except upon allowance of an appeal or writ of rrrtioTari by a Circuit Court Commiaaioner or the Judge qf the court entitled to excr-L-o such appellita Jiirindictlcis. Sec. 9. Whenever a Judge sliall remove beyond tho limits of the Jurisdiction for which ho was elected or appointed, or a Justice of the peace from tho township in which he was elected, eg doomed to have vacated his office. of Judge of the Supremo, GrCtaR, at Probate Court, it ahall lie filled by appointment of the Governor, which shall continue until a suc­ cessor to elected and qualified. When elected, such sMccoesor shall hold hte office during tho residue of tho uuexpired term. Hec. 11. Tho clerk of each county organized for Judicial purposes, shall ire Clerk, of the Circuit Court of such county. Tho Judges of tho Circuit Court-!, within their respective jurie-lictioiiH, may fill vacancies in the offices of county clerk and prosecutins attorney. Sec. 12. During their continuance in office, and for one vear thereafter, the Judges of the Supreme and Circuit Courts shall bo ineligible to any other than a Jiulicial office. Hec. 13. In each cottntv organized for Judi­ cial purposes there shall )>e atourt of probate. It shall have such probate Jurisdiction, powers and duties an snail Ire prescribed by law. Oto -T jurisdiction, civil and criminal, may also Ire conferred on courts of probata. Judgesof Probate shall hold their offices for a term of four years, and shall be elected by the elector* of their respective counties', as shall to provided by law. Sec. 14. The Supreme, Circuit and Probate Court-i shall bo courts of record, and shall Sec. 15. There sliall be not exceeding four Justiooe of the peace in each organized town­ ship. They sliall be. elected bv the electors of toe town»hipe, and shall boll tlreir bffiees for tour years, and until their successors are elected and qualified At tho first election in any township, they shall be clw-niih-d as shall | be prescribed by law. A justice elected to fill t; a vacancy shall hold hta office for tho residue of the uuexpired term Hoc. 16. In civil canes justices of tbe peace shall have exclusive juriadirtion to the amount of one bundroil dollars, and concur­ rent Jurisdiction to tlio amount of three hun­ dred dollar*, which may be increased to five hundred dollars, with such exceptions and re­ strictions as stay Ire provided by taw. They, nindl also bate such criminal Jurisdiction, anil perform such duties, as shall Ire proscribed by the Legislature. Rec. 1”. Judges of tho Supremo Court, Cir­ | cuit Judges, and justices of the peace, shall I be conservators of tly peace within their rc- i •pectivo Jurisdictions. . | Hoc. 18. The style of all procoKK shall Ire:' “ In the naxno o? tbo People of the Stale of Michigan." Nona—Tbis.arth:!® containi 18 Bectlona. Th® rorr.*;xnjltnA- article of the prwK-nt ComOtatioa do mOitary dnty thereon except in terne of 1 war or public danger. c *■***«- —l—n 1.j .(..—.J alreence therefrom in Uxescrviosof the United States or of this State, nor while engaged in the navigation of the waters at thia Htate or of tbo United States, or of tbo high scan, nor white a student at any seminary of learning, , nor while kj-pt at any alms-howto or other asylum at public ex penne, nor while confined tn any public prison. ’ . Rec. 6. Laws maj ire paiaod to preservo tho purity of elections, and guard against abuses of tho elective fraoehten. Hoc. 7. No soldier, Beaman-or merino In Hie army or navv of tho United State*, shall be deemed a rooideot of t hia State in consequence of being stationed in any place within the ■emo. Hec. 8. Any inhabitant cf tote State who may brroafter be engaged in n di.............. >m] disqualified from holding ary office I voting at any election. ARTICLE VIII. STATS omcxiu*. Section 1. There. ahaU be elected al each general bienhial election In November a Hoe­ rotary of Htate, a, Stale Treasurer, a Commis­ sioner of the State Laud Office, a Hiqreriutondent of Public Instruction, an AndRor General, and an Attorney General, for the term of two years; each of whom aliall koet> bis office at the skat of government, and shall perform such duties as may be prescribed by Sec. 2. Their term of office shall commence on the first day of January following their election. any of toe State offices, the Governor shall, fill tho same by appointment, by and with tbe advice and consent of tbo Senate, if in sossioo. Sec. 4. The Secretary of State, Slate Treas­ urer .and Commissioner of the State Land Office, ahall conatituto a Board of State Auditore. to examine and adjust all claims against ton State not otharwiae provided for bylaw. They ahall also constHnto a Hoard ct State Canvasser*, to determine tbo result of all elections for Governor, Lieutenant-Governor and State Officers. autl.iM such other officers an shall bv law Ire referred lo them. equal and tho highest number of votes.for any office, az canvawod by the Board of Htalo CanrasaorM, the Legislature, in Joint conven­ tion, chill choose on" of "»i<l eonians to fill such office. When tho determination of tho . Legislature, in joint eonvcntion.’shail decide It Inch liere-jii is elected. olcgy only tn thia article. ARTICLE IN. BAXAKIZS. Section 1. Tlio Governor shail receive an annual eatery of three thousand dollars. tbo Circuit Judgo shall receive an annual salary of two thousand five hundred dollars ; tho Stale Treasurer shall receive an annual eatery of two ihoiuiaud five hundred dollars; tbo Auditor General shall receive an annual salary of two thousand five hundred dollan; the Superintendent of Public Instruction shall roceivo an annual salary of two thousand dollats; tho Secretary of Stato shall roceivo an anneal auatary of two thousand dollars; tho Commissioner of tho Land Office shall receive an annual salary of two thousand dollars; tho Attorney Genera! sliall receive an annual sal­ ary of two iiiotutand five hundred dollars; they sliall receive no feet or irerquteitM what­ ever for tbe performance of any duties cunnoctcd with their office*. It shall not be oompotent for the Legislature to increase or d.nilnish tho salaries heroin provided. Tlio Auditor Genera), tbe Superintendent 6f Publie Instruction, tbo Rocxctary of State, the Commnuunner of tho Land Office, and tho Attor­ ney General, shall each reside, during too term of his office, at tho neat cf government, and sliall ;>en*onally superintend' tho duties of lUghta.' fallow*: 41,roo 1.S4MI l ate Juda-ra, are omitted aa rupcifluuur. HeeUoa 23. rrtalitc to courts of eoucllUtio:., !■ omitted, aa Auditr.t-Uer.cnil.............................. l,«x» Hupcriutendent Pnbbc Initrneuon....... ...................................... LOW Secretary of State.......................... HW • AlUirnej-iicucral corraqoiidiDg •ecilon of the present CMiirtitutlra, which provide* that “ KitinLeipal court* of civil and crtailnal J:iri«dlcsii u may be established by the tacUlature tf. citle*." Th® principal changes are automartmi! aa follow* ; First—Of the Sapremu Conrt: Ono adjlikma! Judge .« provided for and lhe terms of Jodge* cx- 2rMV 'ASOO 2,000 lorn 2,ts»J MW ARTICLE X. xthicxfal coRrouariu:;*. ftection 1. No county, city, township, or , . . ... , ,, I other municipal corporation, shall become a I .UKkbold-ta. or I™■ >» K*> " pelbtB jariKltoare. and tbe last elan*® <<f Scctaon I loud ita crtxht tn Sid of any perwon, private a. A!»«v th* prorUion autbortxhdt tb® Buprcnre | corporation or association ; nor sliall any coun­ Court t>> appoint Ila clerk*. Hy t!io present Cm-' ty. city, township, or other municipality -x— consliluUon the clerk < f rack cottnty where the Hu- otrnct or become tlio owner of any railroad. promo Court ta bold i« clerk <rf th® court. The provisions of Ibis section aliall not pre­ Second—Of tho Circuit Court*: Tbo prreent vent such municipalitioe from aiding enlist­ ConMltnItou allow* an uuliaukd lnc:<»*c of dr­ ments. and in tit* rappart of the families of cult* at auy time; lbs anirudcd article permit* an incnaae only »t perioda of six year*. ffictW. Il of satdieni iu timo of war; or supporting their the prrMUit (Xiurtilntlou reqiilrrs two term* of the |H>or in suck manner aa may be provided by covjrnta. this arction. Section ■n mqrertant having been ’■nd held Boc. 2. Eaoh organized county shall be a bodv coF|xm>t*, with such powers slid immu­ nities sa ahall Ire prescribed by law. All suits and proceeding!! by or against a county ahall bo in ths name thereof. The power of couu- hold court tn a circuit where tile j<idicr*hlp i« v* lluasit to this pctnt. Th- limitation as to appal la*® ARTICLE VII. Section 1. In all elect ions, every parson nf too ago of twetuv-ono year* who sliall hare resided in thia Bata three month*, and in toe township or ward in which he offers to vote ten days next preefled.'ng an election, belong­ ing to either of too luUuwtng classes, shall bo an elector and entitled to vote : Kvsry mate citizen of the United Nccoiut Every male inhabitant of toia State, who shall h*ve resided in the United States two years and six months, and declared hia intention to become a citizen of tbe United Third. Every male inhabitant residing in this State on the twenlv-fourth day of June, one thousand eight lunxlred and thirty-Svc. Hoc. 2. In time of war, iuaurrojiiou o r robolfion, tbe right lo vote at «uch place, and in aueh manner ae shall bo prescribed by law, shall bo enjoyed by al) persons olherwhe cn - Hec. 3. The board of superviaoro of any county may. by a vote of two-4birds of their whole’number, borrow or raise by tax a sum not AKceedlng in anv one year one mill upon tho dollar of tbo sAtrereed valuation thereof, for constructing or repairing public buihlincs, highways, or bridges : /‘rpnded. The indent­ ures of a county incurred under toui section ahall at no time exceed two mills upon a dollar of such asreaecd valuation, unloM authorized by a majority of tho electors of the oounty voting thereon, aa ahall be provided by law. Sec. 4. No organized county shall ever be reduced, by tho organization of new counties, to kwe Ilian sixteen town­ ships aa surveyed by too United Staten, unlosn, in pnrenanco o4 taw, a majority of electors residing in each county to be affsetod ihcrefrY "hah so decide. Tbo Logialature may onfaniao any city into a separate county when it has obtained • population of twenty JhonsaxmI inhabitants, without ruferenco to geo­ graphical extent, when a majority of tho cleetora of a county in which euch city may be situated, voting thereon, shall bejn favor of a separate organization nothing uareto vw tained shall be so construed As to prevent tbe Legislature from organizing any county ecnpoaeil wholly of islands witUn too territory of tbo Stale, or dls.-oiKiuuiug any such county lie a sheriff, a county clerk, a county treas­ urer. a register »f dewda, one or more circuit court commtamotK n>, and a proerculiug at­ torney, chosen by tbo electors thereof once whose duties and powers shall of deeds in one or licensing ferries or toll-bridge*; * Tenth. Bumitting Sum, penalties or forfeit«♦; • Xtevnfh. Creating, increasing ox elusive privilege, immunity, OT franohiM KRTI'LE V. except aa otherwise alien, shall cboc-ie its NO. 33. ' bee. 6. The Logklature shall divide the State into seventeen Judicial circuits, and it may increaae the number of circuits at the expiratiou of periods of six years. It may rearrangi? the circuits or decrease the number of - the tame at any time; for each of which circuits, no oatabUnlied, tho electors thereof •hall elect one Circuit Judge, who shall bold hia office fur the term of tax yean-, and until his Bucct—or is elected and qualified. No al­ teration of any circuit i-hall have the effect to remove a Judge from office, provided ho ehall reside in the circuit of which he is Judge. In every additional circuit esUbliahad, the Judge •half be elected^ the electom of Meh circuit, Sac. 7. The sheriff shall hold no other office hall never tte rflnxnudbte attendance at ing to and rottuminr fium elector elial I Ire obliged to a lUonrtmwd W» JlnrA , ' �Christian Sommers, a German of Thursday night < party of men •.. The chi gai i* gaod 1 -king. . i._ * ---- - w-t.v — under Lieu.t. Welch .1-v took — paisage on , Abj »uppoaiug I ehonldssy, th* steamer Hattie, which was in charge of Cap. Sam Houston, to in-1 tareept and capture 16(1 stand of arms Fnlal Mart fair vw<l.r Via.’ belonging to the Industrial University, which were shiped on u fl&tboat from Tv woo bar by light of the neoa. Fort Smith. Fha BrooksitM bean! of I Wood It aa loaf aa I aaald.. this expedition and started Col. L. R. Knew I bar all ether* abow. Brooker with hia regiment of 200 oolloted men on a spfeial train over the Fort Smith Roilrjnd. Col. fccook­ Where H»* daufh to the dock* ah* had er's command overtook her at Polearm and demanded her Barrentier and And her (mile, oh ! Ill never forget, ordered her to come to shore. CapL How I thought her a dutk dropped from Sim. Huston cried out in Jepiy, . “Come and take us,M and the men ।I fell w aj kncei there be terr her aboard fired a volley al Brooker’s mon­ Gibconi' company returned the fire, and other conmupanies coming up the boat was riddled, the stenm pipe That I’d ba bar slave If shallot mu, And toll tor her all o' my life ; disabled and she drifted to the op po­ lite bank, where ihe was subse' If at once ihe'd became my dear wife. queotly captured and brought to Little Rock with (he killed a*id wounded which were five killed and •rry ya, Peter? several wounded on both sides. Earthworks are being thrown up in - She eaid aba had beroied two hutbend*, the State House yard by the Brooks- ' Har (bird rw» away oa a trot. itas and the approaches are covered Qiolh I, -if thoae are yar Matimenta by two {>ieoes of artillery loaded with bnckshoL Fighting has been going on in the streets of Little Rock­ Railroad communication hat fre­ quently been in Irrupted and business suspended. Several have been killed and wounded. The Attorneys of Baxter and Brooks at Washington, have agreed, subject to the approval of Baxter and Brooks, to have the Legislature of Arkansas convene at Little Rod^ sift the matter, and ai they decide ap abide. And the .President has sent telegrams to Brooks and Baxter, imforming them and bidding them to discharge their riroops, only retain a lody guard. THE FLOOD. gome maiden baa (tot to rtapond My pewloa for wMJm h*> v»ni*bed ; Oh! ni, 11 o«v«r mb be. Soae umldcn must tx. my •nehenircM, 56 mare grsu-viddera for me. UENF.IUL NEUS. May lOtb. dead and his clothing burn­ ing. Ho had been shooting crows, • and it ii.sapj>o»ed that he went into ghe barn to watch .for them nad ' Hjridrntly 1’xrt himself. He leaves a wife and four children- ■ HALT AT THE SIGN OF THE a POTATOKH, CORN. APFUS, OATS. A gentleman named Bailor, while KAST SIDE «f MAIR ST., NASHVILLE, S1CB , duck hnntktg at Bay City Saturday, shot at a duck and his gnn missed fire. He then turned bis R«n. and Delivered al their Where yon will find everything yon want in the Hardware 1SS3&. while looking in the. muaxel it dis!UTl« VanaontvIUe, elevator in nasuvillr Line, and at than any other chaiged. The cbntfnti entered place in Barry or Baton Co’s. Bellor's breast, killing him instantlyHis son was with him and brought the remains to the city. LATH Thursday afternoon the wife of SHINGLES, A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE Lewis Erliarl, proprietor of a brew­ WATER LIME, ery in Spring Lake, left home, SALT, taking some $800 in money and leav­ ■ HAIR, ing a letter tolling him that she bad 8TU0C0, left for goal and that ho need not Time T*H« taking «ffeet Marek 30th, 1874, fellow. A young man named Thom­ Trutna Weat. W1RRAXTFD FOR ONE YEAR AND INT as Wagner is also missing, and itas supposed they left in company, as HARDY A AINSWORTH. their intimacy had been the subject Pfopricfors. of considerable gossip. Clover Seed, &c., Lower Prices FRIGE VEdOZM: S14= TO $45! As Mr. Engalkink was crossingdhe river with his team at Mt. Clemens Saturday, his hat blew oS. He took off all his clothing excepting bis stockings and swam for the hat. When in the middle of tho river ho was observed to throw up hts arms as if a cramp had taken him, and that u-as the last seen of him until two hours after, when ho was found on the bottom not five feet from where he sunk. Tbe Lapeer dorian says : Satur’ day night last an insane shoemaker sses M ould muster many »oore, But all their want* may be eupplied MDvaD I ALSO KEEP A FULL LINE OF THE BEST AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, We bare on hand a fine stock of INCLUDING THE READY MAUK CLOTHING, named Lcdgatc broke into tbe A fire occurred in Tronto, Canada, Ladies, Misses ui CkiHrre’j (biters, Methodist Church at Hadlcy. destroySaturday night and $250,000 worth cd a valunblojiymn book and marred of property destroyed. the Bible on the pulpit by writing Lox don. May 11.—The steamship his ideas of matters and things on which we will close out at cost for CASH. Also a good assortment cf Siberia, plying between Liveipool the margin of the leaves. He also and M.ideria, is snposed to be lost, brqke a window in tho Baptist church, with all her crow and passengers. and then took a horse from tho stable Bill Kelley was httnj at Nashville of one of his neighbors, draped it in u Friday in (he presence of ten thousand white sheet, end' preached from people. lie met his fate wile great horse back in the street. He is a fortitude nud protested his iunocencc religious fanatic and claims to be Christ. Ho camo to Ibis city, when to the last. I he was arrested aud put in jail. A Fire at Ridgeway, Iowa, Satur­ AND CROCKERY; day night destroyed the entire village, An Akron, Ohio, man has had -hu except one brick building. Det veen wife jailed for two weeks for bitting thirty end forty families are rendered him on the head while he was saying And a full line of homeless. The fire originated by- his prayers two boys lighting a cigar in an un­ At Baltimore, Saturday, Charlo# IL occupied house. Loss nearly $100,­ Jones, colored, convicted of murder, 000. was sentenced to be hanged., The New Orleans Tuner says: Not until there has been a complete subsidence of the waters can there be a full measurement of the dam­ ages unstained, but a survey of the vast plain of water, which streaches from the border of Arkansas to the Gulf, with an average width of say thirty tnilvs,wc may at least approxi­ mately estimate the calamity. Pre­ dicating onr estimates oa the best lights now before us. the loss, direct and consequential, to tbe pcople’bf this state must largely exceed Mxxrins, May 11.—At nine o'clock Labor is said lo be ennobling. It yesterday morning the levee in front doubtless i», but tho reflection won’t of Friars Point, Mississippi, broke at ease a man's back any after digging i gatepost holes. Mayard's and. Miller’s. The former crevoLse is 100 yards wide, and the There is a lady nt Benton, Mich , laltei fifty, and as the water outside who subscribed for The Detroit Free TKX MILLION or DOLLSXI. the levee was fully five feet above I Preu in 1635, and has taken it reguWhen the flood shill have entirely the level inside, tbe water poured । ever since. Tim result is, she is now arkjag for thorn. passed away, and absolute facts are through in a great volume, defying, seventy yenrrf old and in good noalth. It is Mtonishing how long a person ascertained, the estimate slated may ell attempts to check it, and soon will live who subscribes regularly and WA- We will take in exchange for Good* be largely increased, but cannot be inundated the town and surroundinc I pays promptly for a good newspaper. all kinds of produce at tbe highest price. diminished, and not until then will country. These crevasses will inun­ If the doctors would prescribe fewer it be posible to determine what the date a very large nud rich section of pills and more papers, tho world would be much healthier.—Loutpil/e individual suffering has been. cotton land*. \d>nricr_Journ^.______________ _____ The area now under waler is var­ The preparations for the pilgrimage “LIGHT RUNNING MSEST1C* iously estimated at from 2,500,000 to of members of the Catholic Church 3.000,000 acres. The estimites of to Romo have been perfected, and I The standard Sewing Machine ef the nation. of damage must include the labor those who are to take the journey Those wishing a machine will do well to previously expended in the crops, the will leave by tho steamship Pcretre give ns a call before purchasing elsewhere. loss of fences, cattle, mules, poultry , on Saturday next. Diocese of Ft. and every variety and kind of chattel Wayne, Indiana, will furnish the Offer for tale tbe rotiawing property t property, bouses, damaged machinery, I Those having unsettled ac­ largest number, and of one hundred , Lot* 114, M, 107. sad 0. Ntehville. stores of food an clothing, loss of pilgrims who wih compose the party, •Wert bn If of Lola 80. 31, 82 and 83 of O. counts with the late firm ol Downing A Little, will please call and settle prospective crops, also the protpec- twenty-five j will bo clergymen- The A. PhilUpu addition to Nm>bviUe. South 86 feet of Lot 5 of A. W. Pbillipe the same before they are made I live crops, also the prospective dam- । highest Episcopal officer accompany­ addition io Nashville, itvuble and costs. ages for a season of unemployed , Lota 28. 29 and 30 of NtuhviHe. ing the pilgrims will be Bishop Datime until the sufferers can again , Call at the law office of Clement Smith for, venger, a native of Ohio, but now find remutive employment, tbo time, , presiding over the Dioce»d of Ft SMITH k STRONG. labor and expense of restoring the Wayne. On the morning of the wasted hinds, fences and habitations. ( departure solemn mass will be held In^blved in all these estimates is a £ at Sl Patrick's Cathedral. Tho population fairly estimated at pilgrims will assemble on board the Dr. D. C. THOMPSON, Pcriere. An altar is toi>c fitted in Without considering the huge com­ •« JACKSON, create the cabin set apart for the exclvsive mercial interests in New Orleans, nsc of the pilgrims, ACUTE AND CHRONIC DSEASE8 which are to-be affected by the over flow, not only for the present year, A Missouri clergyman stopped his CATARRH, ASTHMA, but Rnttl these damages can be n- discourse to cut off a liberal piece of । (3 Ml»™ Coqnillsrd Wagon, warranted and complete for $85, the Bobbins’ combined Com and Fallon- Cultivator for $45, tbe No. 3 Steel Plow for $16.50, and the No. 17 Chilled Plow for $16.50. Connections, I ahi.inc-with tte ■ ' LAnfacilvtakMiat U A FULL STOCK OF TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, DRESS GOODS. Notions, Boots, Shoes, Orarft»we4. Ctiratr* Lake_H mt BaflnaS, New Detroit StovesI and n, first-class Tinner Kept constantly on hand to do all kind., of Job Work. 1 roughing a speciality. Eave- Fort Wayse, JacIraT Saiitaw R. R. snoar LINS BCTWXXX MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Ttunra aux ®jr enresoo timk. Oolite Soui h. C. C. WOLCOTT. Good Times Coming! Goin* North. ’&■ ■V REDUCED 20 PER CENT, REAL ESTATE OFFICE * Mkblrxa SMITH & STRONG EYE and EAR! W. A.XStXST. «uPt MEAT MARKET! ROBERTS & ROE, DOWNING & ALLEN. FUBNITUBE MANUFACTORY? intona ike public tluu they wm ’ keep oMrtaatly oafeu .1 URGE STOCK OF FRESH MEATS, JACOB LENTZ Jf COMSimPTIOH, EPLEPTIC FITS, fc. Partar, Libran, Diiim, Office u SPRING and SUMMER plug tobacco for his mouth, and when oue of his bearers rcprjvcd him the preacher started for Kansas, where of the Eye and Ear. 4 vo? Wo applaud the firm stand the folks aren't so particular, and Duetuet » Universily anthorites to sup where plug tobacco and patriotism go . the Barbaras system of hazing. band in band. Hoaar, Jackaan. Mieh. ___ z . six students were served right who were suspended, and -etgiity. ,re Theod:, <*ofthaei>. «. Mita, recenn **’ M one others wiu> attonmisd to brow­ .b treat the falcuhy and who have been themselves su*|rended therefor have .vote for thTtoZi’ j , ,lu' *4»ioe/ r , “ simply received ther deserts. We GENERAL togslher with a fall asscrtBusal ol , 83 ’W'liatlN’ o w SMITH Jt Hardware Aterribu~^3^-------------- i '*’'tor- »■«> • JUpia, I MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKA Mb AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, AC.. AC., Cheaper for ihe him! I GOODS LOWER. COFFINS AND CASKETS, Of all Otylea and sixes, and META LI Oliver Chilled Plow S»R 9UDS AND COFFIN LIN­ dwtrafed. CdF” Call and get my prices. befojie you Baty Cals aid Prabiiature! purchase. It will enable you to buy vonr PUTXAM I INGS hept constantly cm hand. A Massachusetts fumtr owns a Kentucky bred male that has wtlb-ia were GOODS! FUN!J E AB iiifls 61 Coiitiry Mbs tala ii ftciue for Goods, at tte Hiitat Martel Price. .moog «« on,., »>,d th. hfe Ntub-iik, April 24Ut. 187A rXTII k 1111.411 c. a. truman] . xiurtlE'Jta • STATE OF Ml wm b. .^a u. r„ mu �- W! A nlk<> ran plicated low FRIDAY. MAY IS,- IB74. FELLOW CITIZENS. Albert N. Morten, of year, of Hastings. Afterwards Albert aot knowin or suspecting his father era arc trying to repeat the Lord s had mortgaged his horae, aold it to prayer. William Rulisoc, of Vermontville, —The trees are putting on their About the first of Febuary last H. A. CHUBCH-MC coals of green and fruit trees are; Good yearbook the horse away from Rulison D^irtuc of the chattle mor­ bkxwomtng, N' gufmtm gntnerg. |R. ft W.WICKHAM. P»rttall« A UNO 8TBONG. Pinin'nnd Fancy V m .. n—r ~w* i-yy^rr C. APPLEMAN, Milliner and H HINMAN, Faabionable Barber D QIMPSON & WEBSTER, BlackO mill... AW kt-4* T B. fa tb. DWk.enllh bSsEY, Drayman. Good, and pLEMENT SMITH, Rcpre«nt. R«d btete «n4 gASTMAN A YOUNG, Attorkey, kt L»< gENBY H. WOOD. Justice of the Peace, oaw wka-m wk n^b.111.. ma,. q LIKBHAUSER, T-A IL OR. JJ Boots and Shoes, JJA8HVILLE HOUSE. . Carr. 0. W. —Evpry carpenter should read “Notice to Builders” in this week s News, and make s bid for building a new school house for Nashville. —Charley Halbert, Frazier Mc­ Cormick and H. C. Wolcott ore buildmg a house for Mr. Southerland, one Mloh 1rfan. mile this side of Sheridan station. McCommicx, Proprietor. - —The wheat crop of this county, although not as promising as it might be, presents A much better appear encc than it did a few days ago. —A. W. Olds is now sold propri­ etor uf the "boss” saw mill of Barry Co., having purchased Mr. Wasson's [ interest a couple of of weeks ago PABADY, Manufac’sirer of * —As will be seen by a notice in tgage. Ruiison replevied the hone another column the firm of Stone and and commenced suit against Goodyear before Esq. Wood, as was staMaxon has dissolved. —We omitted to state last week ted- shave. J. A. Sweezy of Hastings, toxtudl for defendant and E. J. that Dell. Barlow has taken his bar­ R. man assisted by Clem. Smith for ber shop back to Hastings, Plaintiff. The Jury in the trial die —Farmers are busy planting and agreed and the decison was left to business is a little dull, Imt on Satur­ Esq. Wood who decided in favor of days or merchants fool good. the Plaintiff. ' —Sunday last, all the-men in the —We stated last week that A W. neighborhood, n mile south of Nash­ Olds was talking iff put!ng in a plain­ ville, had to turn out and fight fire. ing mill The next day after the -—The briok for the ’ first story of fire he went to Detroit and purchased Truman's brick ii laid> and still the the machinery for a first class plain motto of lhe masons is w Upward.” intngi matching and siding milL —W.e arc having warm summer The machinery has arrived and ii being pat in an addition which has weather, but a good rain-fall would been built onto Mr. Olds* saw mill in be better than gold for- the farmers. less than a week. The machinery —A son of J, Cad, of Irving, aged will be in running order next week. ten years had his leg broken nt the This is enterprise, and if we had 50 thigh lost week, by the rolling upon men’pop easing the go-ahead-a-ireupon him of a log. hess that Mr. Olds has, Nashville —Prof. Cushman was in town, would not long remain a village. Wednesday night, showing up the VERMOWTVILLB. hambugs, etc., of horse training, but he had an ax to grind. "Uncle” Ralph Hooker, an old res­ —Our citizens employ their spore time in fishing out of the Thornapple. Them that can’t afiurd a fish-line or borrow one, sit and look on. n*u ONION HOUSE. F. DA«^k».Propri*tor. CUMta wU rwslvii every . Good 11*11 tn tbo third £JHAS. W. DEMARAY, JEWELER & OPTICIAN. yyM. jones. ident of this village, died Very sudenly Tuesday evening of last week. He had retired for lhe night iu bis usual health ; but hod been in bed bat a short time when his wife thought she heard him as if in heavy, hbored breathing She hastened to-hts room and found him in an in­ sensible condition. She immediate­ ly alarmed her pearcst neighbor, but before they could get there lie was dead. Mr. Hooker had been about town all day in apparently good health, and exceedingly fine spirits. Aliout four 'o’clock in the afteruoou he executed a deed of his village property to hi# wife, to savo4ter lhe —The new proposed constitution takes up a good deal of our reading matter space this week. Every one of our readers should carefully pe­ 300 pounds'.) Probably no person in the village ruse it. would have been missed more than —Let every woman anxious for “Undo Ralph.’’ We ahall feel the female snfirage, carefully read the vacancy of that peculiar thud, thud, new proposed Constitution in this of his crutches upon the sidewalks, week’s Nsws. We’ll wager not one and we shall look in vain upon the in ten will do it.counters of o4k- business houses (his —We received a call from Mr. favorite resting place) to behold his Dibble the advertising agent of the ponderous form. Chicago k Lake Huron Railroad, The funeral services were held st which time card will be found in the Gungregational Church in this another column. village on Thurs lay at 10 o'clock a. —Last week Friday and Saturday m. The sermon was preached by fires were raging on the line.of the Rev. W. W, Benedict in gratification Railroad, both east and west of this of a request by the deceased. We ar-, having very fiae weather, village, and a largo quantity of wood but very dry, and unless we get rain and t>ome fence were burned. soon the wheat crop in this vicinity —Our young friend A.W. Antwerp will be a total failure. of Lawton was last week attacked by Mnskrats. He was bitton several times and if he hadn't beat a hasty retreat the pesky rascals might have Naihvillx, Mich ,) eaten him up. May 12th, 1874. J Regular meeting held. —Hay is scarce and parties here Present, — Downing, Olds, Hardy, have had baled hay shipped to them Davison,—Taurraaa. from abroad. Even many of the Minutes of previous Meeting read farmers are out of feed, but it with and approved. tho vyarm weather we could have On motion the following named rain feed would be plenty, persons were appointed Overseers for the respective Road Districts. —A letter containing the following District No. 1, John Heckatborn. inscription was received at the post­ District No. 2. H. T. Davidson. office, Wednesday: District No. 3, S. C. Warren. On motion by Davidson, Road Tax •To Barry County, Michigan Stale, was assessed a fifty cents per hun­ And in Nashville P.O. lot me Uy dred dollars. Ou motion by Downing the Record—The National Hotel at Hastings was instructed to sell lots for uncollect­ has changed hands. A. Winans, the ed Taxes of 1873. On motion the following see onnts present proprietor, is a gentleman of were allowed: eighteen years experience in the 0 Strongs ^Priuting Proceeding* and hotel business and knows how to make the stay of his guests pleasant and agreeable. Daridaon, two Cemetery pis’*........... .......... 4.60 NATIONAL HOTEL, A. WntAXs, 11 Pr^riyur. iiuilnf., Mleh. Kve yiWug In gttiiallxsrws 9UhrrrtbrmrHix. E. M. GATES. Dale’! Bitt asu Prom Safe! LIVERY AMD JHD STABLE! E. D. BITGOOD, Pbopbiktob. of North Main BL, Nashville, Mich. 82 MRS. L. O. CROCKER warn'* Hardware. ‘ AND WILL KSIP CONSTANTLY ON HAND I see you notice all great people in your locals, them that call at your especially the old —Nice Oranges end Lemon* at DAUUHB*TX*a. SPRING STOCK, GROCERIES Br^PRorLSJONS YAKTEE KOTIOSS, . School Books, Stoiar'ii mi Wooden.Warr. And all kinds rf Goods ey every time- Dry Goods’, Grot-erics, liars, Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, , The Old, the Yodn^ the High, the Low the Rich, the Poor, tho Bund and the Free are al! served alike. which /ocean buy Unitsual Inducements to Cash Buyers The Child co.n gel just as Good Bar­ grins as the Aged. Our dock of Our motto is to sell as qhcap as the cheapest, give 16 o». BROWN AND BLEACHED, to the lb. anu the right change every time. cottons: denines ticks, STRIPES COtVQNADES, I buy ull kind* of produce in thcl* season. Our barinop^i* conducted an atriotly tsmpersneo principle*. Express office building, Wo*l«!de cf Main 81., Naahvil*. Mich. C27 ECKS, WARP, CARPET COTTON BATTS KID GL9VES, NOTIONS, *c. D. C. GRIFFIT*1 —Spend your money at A. M. Daugher- highly and eloquently of me last week. I shall have lots ot news to tel! at 28 the next meeting of the Sewing So ciety. Tb« co-partnenhip heretofore existing I have jest discovered that Tem­ under the firm nemo of Stone ft Maxson, 1* Ibis day disiolvod by mutual esnaent.— perance is gitting tew be all the go. Persons having account* with the above firm wfli please call and make an immediate *eiYours very respectfully. Aunt'Deborah. President of lhe GoshenviUe Sew­ ing Society, ’v They have a queer way of getting nd of children in Detroit. One. was found dead and badly bruised in an alley iu that city Sunday. James Robinson, colored, of Law­ ton, charged with assault and attempt to committ rape upon Charity.Bab­ cock has been found guilty of assault and battery only. The rest wa* too Uiin. bayonets, On Tuesday a series of skirmishes occurred in the streets of Little Rock, which were only ended by the interposition of the Federal troops. A Georgia girl has been the cause of three duels and ten fights, and she’s a cross eyed girl at tint. Tiibodobx Maxro*. , Being thankful for past favors, 1 solid a continuation of the same. ■ It3 TuEotxix* Maxsox. • AIort(gnsro fetelc. Whixea*. ' Christopher Grozcngcr of Nashville, Barry Comity. Michigan, did on the Eighth dhy of October. A. D. 1H69, make and execute lo Ebon Pennock of Bar­ ry, Barry County, Michigan, .'a ccri*in mortgage to secure the payment of of a cer­ tain note the sama day made, and, where*?, tbe said mortgage sa* duly recorded in lhe office of tho Register Of Deeds in Barry Co., Mich., on tbo ISlhday of October, A. D. 1869, in Liber '»U” of mortgages, on page 41: And, whereas, there is now due on said note and mortgage, tbe sum of One Hundred, Ten nnd 82-100the Dollars, at this date, and default baa been mode in 'be payment of said sum; Now, therefore, by reason of said dafhult, the mortgagee, by virtue of the power in said mortgage con* toined. will, on lhe 20ih day of June. A. D. 1874, at the Nur of one o’clock P. M. of said >1ay/ In the city of Hastings, at the north f.ont doo/of tt e court bouse, ln**id city, Ithat being the place of bolding tlio circuit court in and fur Barry county, Xfieh.) sell the lands and premise* described in said mortgage, or ao tnueh thereof, »s may peee*?arj I? **«i:fj th? M>wil tju? tjiereon and tho reasonable eo,l* and ex­ penses, and an attorney fee of tweaty-five dollars, stipulated to be paid by tbe terms of said mortgage, nbould tbe same be fore­ closed. The description of the premises, as described in said mortgage are a* follcwn. to wit: The north half of lhe village lol No. 18. in the village of Nashville, Barry Co, Mieh., according to tbe plat and survey of.said village. Dated NaahvUle, March 19th, 1874. Ebkx Pkxxock Att’y fur Mortgagee. Static Wood’s Hocskhold Ma*iauvk, for has an N abundance ' of excellent read! Ifl COMPLETE. WOLVERINE MILLS! — AND — «O Boots And Shoes, »u<*«»< =» Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, ground and whole, Oranges, Raisin® Kerosene Oil, D. .H. PLRCU1S. wboBtend* second to none let, will be pleased to cheer the And Everything In lhe Grocery li»o at c»cecdingly low price* for Cash. Jfy Carding Machine Is soliciting a very large run of custom. Mr. POWLES, ot MicmoAx, covxrr or babbt, AYLSWORTH& FULLER. W. A. ArtewoBTH. } . •{ J. F. Ftn.s DRUGS, Defies Competition 1 HEADQUARTERS DRUGS, GROOEaiE S DRUGS. PROVISIONS GAPT. BOISE Has opened at lhe old stand of C. B. Rich­ ardson, hi* STOCK of well-selected County of Barry, bolden at the Probate Wflee, in the cBy of Ha*tlng*,on Thursday lhe 30ih day of April, In lhe year one theusan-J eight hundred aftd eeveaty-four: Present, 8- C. Prindle, Judge of Probate Ln the matter of tbe Estole of Thompson Jone*, deeeaaetl. On rSLlinn and filing the Public, lie sells petition, dulyvsftaad, of William Parmenter, THEODORE MAXSON,- true copy.) »3 repair* to tho e’olack. May ■aid work me S-C-PRINDLE, Judge of Probate. HI MILLINERY STORK ly or all proposals. Dated Nashville, May 18, 1878. 8. J. Pbjsplb, ) L. J. Wmsilb, ' Bniidi,, Coo. G, A. TagMAW, Neflce. I will b« st Clanent Smith's o^os, in May 19th, for the fllBS. STEBBINS desire* to inform tho eltixra* of Nashville and vicinity, that «ha ha* opened in her store, opposite Tru- . NEW HORACE HOETON Grocery and Proviso! sif J 90 1,00 ■ 25 M % CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO 4- cnijins. where can always Le found a good slock of Groceries, Provisions, fc' Painta, Oils & VarnMtes. .bi.li .111 ba Mid Pore Wises aid Liqim" H7" The Highest Market Price paid for Country Drodvee. HOIUCE HOjLTON. JOB PRINTING BROWN & PILCHER, U 10 10 -11as Perfumery: Store LOW FOP- CASH. DONE AT PATENT MEDICINES', Next Doer North of Aylsworth's, Spring Millinery Goods. 1,00 1,60 26 6.60 BOOKS $ STATIONERY,' GROCERY STORE! an;kntibb new stock or SQT AH kind-of Dress JJaltJBS «id Millinery, done in the tniest stylo*. Giv* her * caiD 29. DRUGS & MEDIUMS, LEROY C. BOISE. ia the “ Nashville Newt,” a newspaper prinBnilding Committee of Nashville Union School District will receive sealed er ffx* Produce bought al the highrit market rates. , whose, work hi* given universal eatSrfacflon The Pioneers. Tarwipe; 030 -A. SUIT. would respectfully solicit the attention o and si! Calf, and warranted, at $>6.60. Chil­ customer* to tbe fact that he is making ira provemnuts in his mills which will prove * dren’s Shues frbm 25 cent*, upwards. benefit to customer* as well as to himself. The reputation of my mills are be*! adver­ tised by the continual increase of custom. Our stock of a creditor of **id deceased, praying tool Goods, so little money. The number before u e con­ ailministratica cf Raid estole may be granted First Class tains among other article* a paper entitled to Clracnt Smith ar ecme other suitable Thereupon It is ordered, That •Poor Jack,” by F. W. Holland, in tho in- person; Monday tho first day of Jnne next, at nine -BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH I Icreet of seamen;" -'The Child in the o’clock in the forenoon, be assigned far the Church,” by Mary Hartwell; ” Kin . and at law of add decea*ed,and all other poraona CojA Baid for Product of all kinds. Kad,” by H. V. Osborne; •' Dumb Day*, by Carotiae B. LeRow, and some good poe­ interested in aaid estate, are required to ap­ pear al a >esaion of said court, then to be try. There are several Illustrated articles, holden at the Probate ofoe, in the city of the Nev Tork Faehion*. Architecture! De­ HaMinge, and abow cause if any there be, No Troobl, «o Show Good*. signs, Ac. Price of Magazine, enc dollar a why lhe prayer of the petitioner should nut be granted And it i* further ordered, that year. Addms, mid petitioner jive notice to the persons in­ Wood** Hociuold Maoaxixk, terested in caid eetato. of the pendency of claewhare. Newburgh, N. T. Nashville, Nov. 1st, 1876. ,A7t .ATt . 10 to WOOL CARDING MACHINE! gtrcrtries anti ^roiijions, leal which entitle* it to maeh credit, and we ..oo rkAdy made clothing Mad- up in fashiauabl* *tyle*, fro a [25] Morgagoa. all day for the purpose of reviewing the NaahviU, May 14*, 1874. CLEMENT SMITH, Assessor. DRESS GOODS, Proprietor of the ilement with Theodore Maxion, who will ooniinnc the bwinena. Nashville May 11,' 1874. Aldcdt te 8-rose, Clxmxxt Smith, NOTICE. I shall beat my office Saturday, May 16, On motion Council adjourned. Nashville, on Tuesday, —Parties dcanious of soiling cr 1. J. raGHNER. G. A. TRUMAN. exchanging real estate, will do well / Recorder. President. to leave their business with Smith A Strong, nt the law office of Clement The Pioneer Association of Barry Smith. The property will be adver­ County will meet pursuant to ad tised and looked after at reasonable journment at the Fair Ground in the terms See “ad." City of Hastings, on Thursday, June —Lucius Kelsey, a baggageman on Ulh, A. D. 1874 at 10 o'clock a. m Bettor, “ lb.-------the Grand River Valley Railroad, for the election of officers for the Cabbage, “ 108...— ^, awW. was injured Saturday afternoon near ensuing year, and (or the transaction cuwm DrwaNdChicWflR, f Onondaga, perhaps fataliy.' He wa* of such business as may proyerly come before the meeting. A general standing on lhe stop while the train wm running al full speed, and leaned invitation is extended to all.-it» oat to look at a wheel. The cartie . guard fence struck bis head, knocking out, : him off info the ditch. His jaw was : broken and internal injuries are fear- nrv Uie dty, beihg he hardly even gits •,away from home. I was nigh tired । *t Use City Drug Btoro of Theodore Max( out when I got fiefe, and SohnatHliti < ,suggested ho should, think my lung ,would tire, oat tew, but Itw! WEtf DAunaimTr'n. (eve hoerd of a woman’s tang gitiio , tired ! , Home never looked so good tew •elsewhere, ।me, as when I cacqe back from the ___________ ,ooisoaad confusion of your silty, ««l>h Daughcriy’e. ,why, our dog Ponte, that I thought , was tho komlieat dog in lhe world, ttTaraaxe. (seemed like the handsomest ;>nd ( even the cat looked so peieceful and at the City Drug Store of Theodore Max. so sensible, ueemed like as though ,she could talk jns* as wdl as not— --Canned Emit* of-all kinds a! . ,and the old clock ticking away in the DAcanTXBTT’s. , oome^looked oo contented,as if it was ■-Two batten Kid tilotes for $1 al willing tew alters stay tharethe Tb UMA *’I flro in the old fire-placs never shone I will hate' my Soda Fountain in oper­ so bright before. Taking ever thing lew gelher, this is a purty good plasc ation Saturday of this week. . Ttticcdox* MaxSos. tew live ; I dont think I shall say any llting about moyiug again,—unless I —Daugherty keep* a full a«*-rtmcnt of Fireh have been raging in tho north-eastern part of the state, and destroying a great amount of property trouble and expense of proving a will Entire villages have been threaten­ which he had made to her some ed by fire, but none have been as yet limo since. burned. Work has been suspended The old gentleman has for lhe last and the men are fighting fire. tenor twelve years been almost a Brooks and Baxter won’t compro­ cripple, owing to his limbs not being strong enough to support his ponder-' mise worth a cent, and Brooks won.t sunendet to nothing only Fediral ous body, (his weight being nearly COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. PHENIX HOUSE, Jambs Baibd, 1 PropriMo- Chariot!*, Mich. Flrrt etam mn­ . r—---- T—twn — rtav ITLJIMTI t fltltl fmm ar vMl tew c«uml JACKSON, MICH. THIS ^LL KIXD8 OF goons, Stationery, fob mediciSae puarbSis. O* tYe hour engaged a competent Chemist who wdl carrfuSy allmd to lions. WITH NEATNESS WALL PAPER AND DISPA.TCH. wholesale and At least K» per cent sav­ ed by buying at the city rrtail| Drug Store. Nashville. �EUHK1MJLK. , tkmal mailer, and the index whk4i ta required to be pubHahod with it. suMect to any arrangemor-t, agreosietit or i understanding, with refe»mire te tales uf fare or freight to be charged, or fur tbe divtaion of I H. B. Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex Oj*rm, and three eleettve utambers. Tbs ....____ --u* * ■ -X.-H ing thereon ibali have voted proposed location. u> rata a a r final probeas .from a contracted after Hie qeroortte, and of tho State and aU r of Incorporation, ahall continue ; and the owners of its stock, and the amounts upon the duties of this ufiioo on the first day of January auooeediug bis election. Bata Board ahall perform such other duties as shall ।of Contrffiof the lieform and adjust aU claim* agaiu»t re ocuntnw. and such dotermin- ap|>eal. . Bupervisors and comity amlil-irs ahall receive for their setvices such compcusauin as ehall lie prescribed by law. Hec. 11. The board of supervisors of C*ch organised comity may provide for laying out highways constructing bridges, and organ­ ising townships, Muder such restrictions and Sac. 19. Each organlxod township sb ill bc_a and proceedings by or agaiunt a township ahall (paused township, annually, on the first Mon­ day of April, or st soon other time as tbo Legislature mar provide, one Supervisor, one Township Clerk, who shall bo rx officio School Inspector, oneCommimioncrof Highways, who ahall bold hia <.01, o fur one year, one Townahip Treasurer, one School Inspector,- who ahall bold bis office for two years, not exceeding waya of each highway district, and such other officer as may be provided by law. whose powers aud duties shall be prescribed by See. 14. Cities and villages shall hereafter be incorporated only under general laws, in which their powers Of taxaiimi, borrowing money, aud contracting debts, shall bo re­ stricted. Sec. IS. No city or village ahall incur indobtednssa, ioclnding that 'incurred by or on behalf of any school district within ita coqiorate limits, so that its aggregate debt at any time shall exceed ten per cent, on tbe xaltiatiou of its taxable property, aa shown by the aaeeeemont roll, unions authorized by a major­ ity of tho cldttorn residing within such corpo­ ration voting thereon aa may bo proscribed by law. • Hoc. 16. The judicial, chief executive end legislative officers of cities and tillages shall be clpeted Sec. 17. Existing charters of cities and vjl- two are cooiMned into a ait>«l» article under tbr Utlv of " MUnlopal ConersUona," lo wbkb is also added " Cities and Vlllagvs.- which have no Sp-cial tfou, which Umli* tlie ampuut to one ttionuixl <!.>!- more repud In II* jipcraUu-. sad also lUaits the sgtiregate of itidebtewmthat may be loenm-d. Tbe U»l M-oteuce ot •ectioa I. it new. Hectlon 3 cyirre- Hwlira * correspond* to Metlon 5 of preedit artirlr may provids,'* and the Words, offlrx f* M rosy be provided by la (the present CuusUlutlou ia ambtitnuu* on thia sub­ ject), and one Hcix-e! lasprcicr la to txi rb<*o each year, to hold tor two years, lhe present Oonatitulion prervldlng only for. can. Coder tbe present COKrOKATlOXB OTUEk inAX MCXIClral.. Section 1. Corporations (other than munici­ pal, and those for charitable, educational, penal and reformatory purjx>»rei under the control of nubile authority) shall be berca/Ur created only by general laws. All general acts of incorporation, aud general laws affect­ ing incorporations, may bo altered, amended, or repealed. Tbe charter of no existing cor­ poration, not embraced in tho above excep­ tions, shall be renewed or extended, nor shall the power of sucii corporation be increased or enlarged. Sec. 2. No banking law, authorizing banka of issue, shall have effect until tho same shall, after ita passage, boniibmitted to a vote of the doctor* of the State, at a general elec­ tion, and be approved by a majority of tbo votes cast thereon at such election,’ but the legislature may alter or amend the same. bee. 3. The stockholders of every corpora­ tion or association for l-anking pnrpoanr, is­ suing bank notes or pater credits tn cimdatraa money, shall l>e individually liable for all debts contracted during tho time of their be­ ing stockboldem of such corporation <>r as»ociaiion, equally and ratably to tho extent of their respective shares of stock ui any such conHiration or association. Sec. 4. The Legislature shall providc'for the registry of all bills or notes issued or put in circulation as mo nor bv any lank organized under the laws of thia Stale, aud shall require security to tbo fu’l amount of notes ami bills so registered, in lutcrcat-bearing stocks of 'bis State, or of tbe United States, which rhali bo deposited with tho Elate Treasurer. for tho redemption of such bills or notes iu lawful money of the United States. Bee. 5. In case of tho Ui.olvcncy of anv bank or banking association, the billholdet’s thereof ahr'J be entitled to preference in pay­ ment over ail other creditors of such bank or ""sec-'i^Tho Legislature shall pane no law authorizing or sanctioning tbo suspension of payments by any parson, association, or cor­ poration. Bee. 7. Tbe stockboldore in all coqmreiiotM shall lx> individually liable for ail labor dotio in behalf cf such corporation daring tho timo of their being auch Wtockhuldere. Hoc. b. AU fictitious issue or increase of the bonds or other eviticuco cf indcbtednvss, or of lhe capital stock of any caqxiration, is jiruhlbited. . Hec. a. No corporation shall bold anv real estate for a lunger period than tea ye*-’* from the time of acquiring the same, except such reel estate as shall be actually cveupux] by it, or necessary in tho exorri»c of its franchiaos. See. 10. Foisign corporations may be per­ mitted to do biMiness in thia State under such umiiatincs awl rcrtrictnms as may b<> prerenbod by law, but shall be subject U> the same rtHtricUuns and liabditiea that are im­ posed, and shall have n-> greater rights than aro conferred upon, itomcxuc ccrporatioi like character, and tbe elockholdem r.f such ——- -J foreign -—------------- ' : subject " -tn tike ----- .—. , ------- domrelk corporation''. No forcigu corpora­ tion shall acquire or told any more lands in this Htate than » domestic rt>r|x>»ti”n of like character hi permitted to acquire or bold, and all lands hereafter acquired or held in violaaU foreign corporation!. which ahsl! violate any law of thia State from thereafter being allowed to do bustnasa in the Htate. Governor, by atid with tho consent of tbe ncnaie. and llmu duties shall U prescribed by urefaildreBcompany. Hec. 5. Any vacancy that shall occur In any f shall consolHoc. 15. 1 of tbe boards mentioned tn thia article shall idato with, ___ — _ __ _ the • stock or bonds of any other telegraph be filled by appointatexil by tbe.Goverapr. Hec.«. The Legtslaturo shall provide a sys­ remalHitae company owning a competing line, nor acquire S purchase oc otherwise any competing Uno tem of pr.mary schools, by which a school man. and at shall bo maintained In each schtx 1 district in _ _____________ ^M««a0ta of bar husband, and telegraph. may be bold, controlled and disposed of by Hoc. 16. No corporation, except far munici­ her in the same manner snd with like effect pal or mining put-pores, Tor hfe tomxrauoe, or an if she w«(p m saaruod. Aud tljB Undjand for the construction of railrouils, canals, and of any married woman eh*ll hot ba liable for tbe estabUshmmit of cwmeteriee, sliall be cre­ Hoc. 7. A school shall be maintained in each or on SMOunt at ny dot* in bbitgariuu of his* ated for a longer period than thirty years. Bee. 17. The term ootporalion, as used in school district st losjit three month* In each wife contracted before her rnamaga, ar con­ this article, nhid be eowirued u» include all rear. Any school district neglocitrig to main­ tracted bf her hi rotation to her ddle property* areueialions and joint stock companies having tain such scimol shall be deprived for the any of the pt;were or privileges of-oprporationa not possessed by individuals or [*artuc.-- of Uie primary seliool fond, aud of all limds aneing from general taxas tor tbo support of Hec. 18. All railroads ahall be public high­ ways, and.all railroad* companies shall bo c-ommon earners Any association or corpo­ ABTICLE XVI. ration. organised for the purpose, shall have> granted by the United States to the Blate for . iuuTU. ’ • J the right to eonotruc: aud operate a jailroadI educational pun»oacs, and the proceeds of all l>et wren any points within this Stalo, and to> lauds ur other property given by todhriduals Section I. Tiio militia shall ba effitopnred of connect at the Stale Uno with railroads of1 or appropriated by the State for bke ptuposee. all able-bodied male citizens IxAwwen the ages, other States. Every railroad eompany aliall1 ahall bo and remain a perjxHaal fund, the In­ of eighteen and forty-five years, except such have the right, with ita road, to interned,. terest and itx'oma of which, together with the as are rtetaptwl by the tawa-e> the United cunticct with, or cross. any other railroad, andI rents of all auch lauds aa may remain unsold, Htates or Of tliia Slats; bpl allMfh c>Usaua shall receive **nd transport each other’s paa-- aliall bo inviolably appropriated and annually M!iige/li, tonnage, and care, loaded or empty,, sinilied to the s|*ocifis objocte of tho original from ixuplus efoonsdeMKi may b* avMvqto gift, grant or appropriation. without delay ur discrimiiixtian, , bearing arms, .shall be excused ijiere/rom Hec. Ail lands which have iieretoforo upon much conditions aS shall ba pteeeribsd nent domain aliall1 never be abridged or so> eschoated or which shall hereafter eachoat to ^Bec. 2. the Togjalalhra shall provide by construed aa to prevent the L gialalure fromi tbe-Statc, shall inure to the benefit of tba taking the property and franc'.uaee of incorpo­ law for oi^autatinc. equipping and disclaim­ rated companies, and subjecting them to pub­ j-oKed of as Primary Bcliool lands. ing the^mlitia, lu such rusmier as it shall Hoc 10. AB moneys belonging to the pub ­ lic use tlie same as tho property of individu­ deem irtpadieut, not Uiciimpatibio with tbe als : and lhe exercise of lhe police power of lic derived from fines, penaltioe, forfeitures laws of the United States. tbo Blate ahall nnverbe abridged or so con­ or rccoguixanoee imposed or taken to tbe Hec. 3. Officers of ths militia shall l«e elect­ strued a« to permit corporations to conduct several counties, Hues or townships for any ed or apppiuted, aud bo commissioned, ,iu their busineas in such a minner aa to infringe breach of tbo penal laws of thia Slate, shall euch meatier as may be provided by hw. the equal right* of individuals, or tho gez^ral bo paid into tbo County Treasury aud ap­ Kent. —Thu article Is snchai<Nt. it stands ia portioned in tlio same manner aa ia the in­ well-being of tbo State . come of tho Primary School Fund, and paid tbe proKul UmaUtuUun as artlt^c XYll. r over-to tho several citiea and townships of abucle xvn. XIX—*. relsUve to rsfiroad*. adopted in IH7O.. Sec­ the county in which such money accrued, for tion 1 is rhiacrd lu pbraseoluuy, and la streaalb- tho support of a library in each ' township or ■rscuxa^goua raovwoxn. city, or for the aapport of primary schools, Section 1. Members of tho Legislators, and aa the Township Board of any township, or Board of Education or Hchool Board of any all officers, executive and judicial, shall, 1Wcity, may dotzrmine- But fines, jieualtiM, fore they enter on the duties • f their ree|>ccYforfeitures, and recognixaucca. accruing’ from ive offices, take aud sulwwribe the following: tho violation of village or city ordinances, oath or affirmation t "J do sulomnlv swear shall be naid into lhe treasury of the village (or affirm) that I will support tbe ConstI u»or city where the same are collected, and be, tion ef th® United States, end tho Conatiruapplied a* lhe Hoard of Education or Bcliool tion of this State, and that I will faithfully dbilioanl euch village city may determine. eiiargo tbo duties of lhe offire of------—, so..... , , : ’ . - - -----ui ofeuci, viuano ur or eny mav aevon t«nk, wllti t.rsurhe*.* This w*s adopted m ari k o.». 11 >• •lutllntmiu —•<•—n— >Mr — beneflt <,< ■ cooling to tbe l^cet of my abili’.y.” anirtidmvul lu tisu. It authorixr. lh<- rxtablliiti- I,Bet*. 1‘* ,IneUtutione for tlio bonet Bee. X Judicial and legislative proceedings turnt, bv n«tal ch.rtrr, at,* without snbmlwtou t l»o*e inhabitante who aro deaf, dumb ’ shall lx> conducted, arid the laws and public to tbe people; or a ainzl* tank, wltli brnu bt. jer- or iimaue shall always bo fostered and records urvn.liigaiod and preserved, in tho ■ur*tiii« ibe Htate. Tb<- force of the lUpVisioa o-rdJ ported. English language. hardly hare b«u understood at tho titur of*li» i i * Hec. 3. Public offidars, receiving or having ; charge of public moneys, are prohibited rrom , using or employing tbe same in any manner CunsIheOua. Tb- Hilly real reverted joint . tar tiieir private use or benefit, and whenever , • any public fund* are loaned or deporited. the uno in* t I interest or other consideration received therethe iaat aultu. * | for shall be paid ovex to the genera) fund of Svetlan 4 and J ’ j the State, county, miuiicipahty oorpoxatiou ’ । ur I bard to which such funds bcloug. , Sec. 4. The Legtrlatnre may autbonzo tbo r ‘ taxing of private property f< r tho opening of private roads, for use iu the Improvement of r navigable suearas, and for tluwage when fie lMrZACHMX>TV *S1> UIMuVlII IB0K OITICt. tbe ratsblistunrnX of * public interests demand it. ' Sec. 5. Jlefoio any private properir ahall fr; Section 1. The House of Reproseutaliveo thr .r. f taken without tho consent of the owner, for shall have tbo sole power of impeaching civil public use (except for public highways not officers for corrupt conduct in office, or for ■ucli libraries. ” witbi.i any a tv or village), cr for any purpose crimes and misdemeanors ; but a majority of ARTICLE XIV. named in the last above section, the nocosairy for taking such property, and ths compensa­ rect an impeachment. rniAKCE XXD TAXXTtoS, tion lo be paifl therefor, shall bo determined Sec. 2. Even* impeachment Khali be tried by Section 1. Tho Legislature may provide foit by a jury of freeho'ders of the vicinity, or by the Senate. When the Governor or Lieuten­ ant Governor ahall be tried, the Ctuef Justice tbe collection of specific taxes from banking,, not less than three eomnBssioners, freeholdof the Supremo Court ehali preside. When an railroad and plank-road corporations, anci enias afore"ud. appointed by a court of rec­ impeachment is directed, the member* of tho may, in its discretion, impose specific taxeii ocd. as nfav be provided by law, and such compewnation shall las pakl or tendered in Senate shall take an oath or affirmation truly upon other corporations, and upon any prop­■. a., —1. a* — 1.. 11 C— — - - - * I,...! — —. and impartially to try and determine the earns erty or business wflhui this Blate; but when i according to the evidence. No person shall be specific tax is imposed upon a corporation, il couvicua without tho concurrence of two- aliall only apply to such property of lhe cor­ individual to tho freo nao cf any navigable third* of lhe members elected. Judgment in poration as nliall bo uecreaary for the sxcrciM stream for any purpose for which sueb stream is capable of use, without improvement, shall case of imi'eachment aliall not extend further of its corporate franchise*. Sec 2. All specific State taxes received frorr not be abridged or obstructed by or under Ilian removal from office; but the |>arty ac­ cused. whether acquitted- or convicted, ehal) corporations, except mining companies of the coloaof any authority which may be given by law to any individual or corporation to Im­ upper peninsula, shall tie applied in paying , lie liable to trial and puuiehmcuk according to the interest upon the primary school, nuivars­ prove such struam arid charge toll fur tlie use ity aud other educational funds, aud tbo in­ of such improvement. Sec. 3. When an impeachment ia directed, terest am) principal of the State debt, iu th» Hoc. 7. Ko navigable »tream in Mimi State tho House of»!lo] rcBcutativc« shall appoint, order herein recited, until tbe extinguishment shall be cither bridged or dammed without from their own body, a Committee whoso duty of tho State debt otl^r than tho amounts dut authority from the boaht of supervisors AT it ahall be to prosecute such Impeachment. to educational fends, when such specific taxei the proper county, under ths provisions of An impeachment may bo tried* after tbo final shall be added to and constitute a port of the law. No euch law rhall prejudice tho right of adjournment of tbe Legislature. primary school interest fund. individuals to tbe free navigation of suchSac. 4. No officer sliall exercise his office See 3. Tlie Legialalure shall provide for an streams, or preclude tbe State from tbe far­ after an impeachment is directed, until he be annua! tax. sufficient, with oilier resourcee, tc ther improvement of the navigation of such aeq iitted. but such disability shall not con­ pay tlie retimatod expeusoe cf tbe State Gov­ stream'1 tinue longer than three months, unless the ernment. tho interest of the State debt, and Hoc. 8. An accurate statement of Ute receipts trial of such im|>eacbmant ahall have been such deficiency as may occur in the resources and expenditures of * the pOhc monsvs ahall commenced and iiroceedod with. Bee. 4. Every law hereafter enacted by Un be attached to aud puUfjivd ifilli lhe laws, at Sec- 5. For reasonable cause, which aliall I^ogielaturo, creating a debt or authorizing I .every regular sesidon of the Lfigtda'.ure. not bo a auffiricJt ground for the impeach­ loan, aliall provide a sinking fund for tbe pay­ Sec- 9- No mechanical trade shall hereafter ment of a Judge, the Governor aliall remove ment of -the same. be taught lo convicts in th® Stale Prison of him on a concurrent resolution uf two-third* Hoc. 6. Tho unfunded debt shall not b» this niatc, excel* the mauufaciuro of there of tho tnombers elected to each liouee of tlie funded or redeemed at a value exceeding thal articles cf which the chief supply for home Ix-gnilatr.re, after the norty accused shall have eetabiinhed bv law in lhe year oue thousand cousniupiiou is imported from other States or liad an op|x>rtunity to bo heard in his defense ; eight hundred and forty-eight. cotM>Uire. but the cause for which auch removal is re­ Sec. G. Tba Stale msy contract debt* to Sec. 10. Any woman above the ago of twonquired ahall bo atated al length in such reso­ meet dellcns iu revontio. Such debt* »>hxl ty-ofm years, -who shall be a resident of this lution. Provision may be made by law for the not tn the aggregate at any lime exceed fl fly State, and cf Ute proper county, township, nUnfxinJuii 'uf a Judge when the Logialaturu thousand dollar*. Tho moneys so raiecl nbai. city, or ward, atid who is a •lUkuu cf U,v is not in sCMion. tie applied to tho pnr]>o«iea for which they United Htates. shall be eligible to the office of Sec. 6. County, township, city, villsge or were obtained, or to tho payment of tbe debti Itagistcr of Heeds. Notary i’libltc. offices con­ school district officers, may be removed in such bo contracted. nected with schools and lihrarire, and to such manner for such cause as may be provided by Sec. 7. Tbe State may contract deUta to re­ <ilhcr offices as may be designated by law. Hoc. "7. Tho Governor shall have power, and pel iuraatoo, eupprern insurrection, defend the Stale, or aid tho United States in time of cultural land for a longer pvriod thau twelve it ehall I <o bin dnty, to oxami no into tbo condi­ war. Tho money arising from the contracting yearn, reserving any rent v/ service of anv tion and administration < f any public office kind, shall bo Valid. . ' and tho icta <d any public officer, elective or of sueb <ietxa *hall bo applied te tbe purpores for which it was raised, or to pay snch debts. apjMiinted. and, except at such times as the Legislature may bo iu session, to euspend Htate Treasury, except in pursuance of ap­ from cffico for gross neglect of dutv, or for propriations made by law. Tlie Legislature c.'trupt conduct tn office, or any other mi»- shall provide by law for barring all claims ieisancc or malfeasance therein, either of the against the State, unlese presented ■ vitliiu a following Htate officers, to wit: Tho Attorney- time to be therein fixed. Genenl. Htate Treasurer, Oommitmouar of Hoc. 9. Tho State shall not aid. by gift, or the Htate Land Office, Hecretary of Htate, Au-' f,ln/1.** IIm i-r..I. — ditor General, Hupcrinteudan’t of Public lt.- Legislature, it shall, in the opinion of the Governor, become uecosaarv to direct an im­ peachment of any civil officer, he may, bv proclamation, njiirctje the Monse of Repre­ sentatives for that purpose ; and it the House, when an convened, shall direct an impeach­ ment, ho shall in like mumcr inimediaiclr convene the Heoate to try such impeachment’; and whenever, in the opinion of the Premdcnt of tbe Heuato aud Speaker of the House of Repreeeutativvi', it tthall, during a roceaa of the Legislature, l^ootuo i.ecjesary to direct assume any indebteduore of a municipal or [other] curnoratiou. Tbe provuuoua. of this section ahall not apply to educational, char­ itable, reformatory, or penal institutions which are or may bo under the care xad con­ trol of tne State* KocQnn 1. Any am<mlmuit or anx'udsic-s.ta Hoc. Hl. Ko scrip, certificate or other evi­ dence of Htate indobtodnes* sha'I be imuod, Benate or Hosjo of llcproreulauiM. If the ■xcept for tlie redemj.tioii of stock prr.vioiiaiy same be agreed to by two-tbirja of mnpissued, or for auch debts as are expressly au- Ixmi elcetad to each bouse, fitrnh'diheiidrSMit thorizod by tin* Constitution. or amendmqnta ahall tw> entered on their Hec. 11. The Htate shall not ne a party to or journals rcspectivole, with tho yeas and nays be interested ui any work of internal imrrove- taken taeraon, ami tho same ahall bo submm.t, except the whip canal at the Hank Hta. any such work, otherwise than to tho expondi... —™ .u*.,,,.,, vuuiaur tuo IIOUBW ture of grants to tbo Htate of land or other for that purpose; and if tne House direct property. such impeachment, the said President and , Sec. 11 The Legislature shall provide a uniform rule of taxation, except on'prupertv or businore )*ying specific taxes. Taxes shall be levied on all property except each aa mar -- --.* > ww- K I’lVTWUUa! appouxtmeut to fill a vacancy occasioned by bo exempted by law. tbe euspcniuou of an* officer, by impeachment । Bye-,1®* A11 •““remen** hereafter authorcr otherwise, unlit ne shall be acquitted, or Bee. 14. The Legislature aliall provide for until tbe election or appointment and quahflan eqtaiizatiun by a Htate Board to the year r-a- — one thouMMid eight hundred and seventy-six, and every fifth year thereafter, of sei wsnisnlii on all taxable property except that paying apocifio taxes. Boo. 16. Every law which impose*, continues or reyives a tax. shall distinctly alate the tax, and tho object to which it ia to bo applied ; *',•< Il al,*11 —I.* K—V.— ..._ ■ ARTTCLE XIII. KDCcanoa. apaea oi train*, on iWIaronl railroads in this Stats, and rbail prohibit running contracts betwemi utxli railr-,*/! committed leaving a widow, chQd. or children such luOUhscdadwMn he wtrnOpt Worn MrpsymM transportation as a common carrier of freight struclion, or members of tho State Board of Education, ox any other officer of the State, except legislative and judicial, and report tho causa of such suspension lo the Legislature al ita next scasian. McPsacjwi. . ■at! remain in force until they ea* own brnitatioti, or are altered or Section 1. The Superintendent of public In­ struction aliall have tho goneral rupervuoon of pulilic instruction, and hie duties ahall be al tnatitutions, (Deluding the Reform Bffiool Bsc. X Tbe Kegouts of ths Uoivenitysnd tbmr aucceaara in offioe shall eontinus to «m- Jx'gialaturo aliall prescribe. And if a majority of tho electors, qualified to vote for members of the Legislature, voting on the amendment or amendments proposed, shall ratify aud ap- thangs had taken piece. The several courts, excel* as herein otherwise provided, shall loutuine'with tbe like powers and juriwliotion, both at* law and eqnity, as if this Cauatitwtion had not boon adoptedLand .until lbs 6tcauixstinn of ths judimal department under this Constitution. Hoc. 3. All fines, penalties, forfeitures ami rechoaia rarutog to the State under the pres­ ent Conattiullou and laws, sliall accrue to lhe liana, and all other Instruments entered into or ex eonted before the adoption of this Odurtitutlop, to tlie people of. thia State, or to any county or towtoiidp, or to any public of­ ficer or public body, or which may be en­ tered into or executed under existing law*, to the people of tins Blate cr to any rush officer or pubiie body, before tbe complete organiza­ tion of tho departmente of government under this Constitution,' sliall remain' binding and valid, and righto and liabilities upon tho same shall continue, and may be prosecuted aa pro­ vided by taw. And oll crimes and miailemean • ora and penal actions ahall bo prooecutod. tn rd and punished aa though no change had token place, until otherwise provided by law, Hoc. 6. All officers, civil and military now boldiitg airy "otltao or apputntincnt. shall conAinu# jo hold ibntr respective < nice®, unless removed hr comnstent authority, until snpeieedod uiMnc tho lawa now iti force, or under thio Constitution. tjec. 6. It shall bo the duly of the Legisla­ ture, al it* fin* session after tho adoption of thia Ccmdirtitidn, to adapt the present taws to tbe provisions of this Constitution Bee. 7; Any territory attached, or that may be attached,.to any county for judicial pur­ poses, if not oUicrw-ao represented, ahall be oonstdered aa forming a part of such ouuniy so far aa regards elscUomi, for the purpose of representation. Hec. 8. Tbo terms of offioeof all State and county officers.-Uf the Circuit Judges, mem­ bers of the B iard of Education, aud mombeta of the Lcgiataluro, shall begin on the first day of Jauumy next succeeding their election. Aitdbt it further rrnAanl. That eaid couslitutional amendments aliall be eubmitled to the people of tlua Htate at the next general otoctiou, to be hold on tho Tuesday succeed­ ing tbo Ural Monday iu November, iu tho year eighteen hundred and seventy-four ; and the Hecretary of Htate is liMoby required to give notice of the lumo lo tho sheriff* of the ost­ eal counties m tin* State, in tho *amo man­ ner tha*, be is now required to do in com-of an elAcUon of Governor or Lieutenant Gov­ ernor ; and tho ins|>ector» of olocuou in tbe several luuualiljw. and cities in thia State, shall prepare a suitable box for tho reception uf bahuts, cast for or against auch amendUietlft. Eacu iietauii suluig f->r **id4uiuiidmeuts to the Constitution of thia State, sliXll have trriilen ot printed, or partly written and partly printed, on hia ballot the words “ Couatl'ulioual Amendments—Yea and eacls person voting against them aliall have on his ballot, in like manner, tbo. wonta Constitutional Amendments,—~No.” The ballots eliall in all rvapocta bo cinvaeeod aud returns made asdu election of Governor and Lieutenant-Governor. In caeo a majority of tho votes <-a*l at oaid election, a* above pro­ vided. shall Uavo on them tho words ■■ Con­ stitutional Amciidmonts—Yea," thou tho fore­ going preamble, article* ami soction*. and each and all of them, aliall stand a* t Im Con ■titution of lhe State of Michigan, from aud sfter'the flr*t day of January, eighteen hun­ dred and Muvnty-flve, and «jwh aud every otliorpro-cxivting pro vision of the Constitu­ tion of the State of Michigan shall bo super­ seded thereby, aud be absolutely null and of Uo effect. ' Approved March 26, 1B7 4. • JOINT IJLHOLVTION preposlui: an ametotmeiit lo Jietnlerd Irj the J^riate aiui littute of llryrearntiitire* of lhe .State of Michigan, That at tho election when the amonrtad Constitution ahall I* submitted to the elector* of this Htate for adoption or rejection, there aliall be submitted to such eketors the following propositiona, to im Hiibatitutcd in case of adoption, for ro much of M-ctiou 1 of article VIL as precedes lhe pro­ viso therein, in tho present c- institution ot this -Htate aa it now stands, and aubatituted for "oction 1, article VU. m said autendod conalitution, if tbe latter is adopted, to wit: Hoetion 1. In aU elections, every nereon of theagnof twenty-one year* who’ shall have realdml in this Blate three months, aud iu the tqwwdiip or ward tn which he or ahe offer* to vdte. ten day* next preceding an election, bekinging to either of tho clarees, shall be an elector and entitled to vote : bhrtl. Every citizen of the tTuited Htates ; Nrrond. Every inhabitant or this Btato wtm shall have resided Hi the United Htate* two intention to become a citizen of the Uluted State*, pursuant to lhe taws thereof, six months preceding an election ; Thir<<, Every inhabitant residing in thin Blate on the twcuty-fourtli day of June, onc^ thousand eight houdrt d and thirty-five. a Hai<) proposition shall lie separately submit­ ted to the electors of thia Stale, for their adaption or rejection, iu form fcilowtag. to wits .bscimrata ^allot may i>e given bv ovary peiMot! hiving the right to rote, to be deposit­ ed in a separate box. • Upon thn balitea given for said propouiticiu ebau lie written or printed, or partly written and partly printed, the words, Woman enffcagc—Yeaand upon the ballot* given against the adoption thereof, in like winner, tbo wonted Woman suffrage—No.’’ If. at tahl utaoiion, a msjoiily of tbe votes givou upon said projxwttion shall contain thn words '■ Woman Kuffraga—Yes,’’ then said projxMtlou ahall l« sutaMituted for so much of section 1 of article Yll. as precede* tho proviso therein in tbe present Constitution of thi* Htataaa it new stands, or substituted for sec lino 1 of article VII. in said amended Conatitutitut, if the tatter ta adopted. Approved March '23. 1874. COMPILER’S CIRCULAR. HOUUEHOLDp**^ PANACEA FAMILY LINIMENT. HOUSEHOLD PANACEA “THE THRESHER OF THE PERIOD." FAMILY LINIMENT. S25w.'uW NOT.! FAMILY PHYSICIAN Mfl inch JUBILEF ORCAN'b” £ ONE DAY'S work ,»nd Im pre KNCUVEB ;;J,.*:::;:,vFr.'?.v Tark*v Horoses, and ItlMatrattd w>th !3» Knm lug*. IUtail pile* >17. Cowperttiwall ACO-.I’til 3 TEACHERS SCHOOL WANTED fiATABRH VXI 1 Xllli&U see the advortiscmenL WISHARTS 40 BATS KITI.F.D sox v nr.in . rnr« s ii .xk wihom aha vour Blorvk»<-i-"< Fir l< shot JOUS F. HKNRT 4 CO.. SIO A DAY." Nature’s Great Remedy SOS AU. * r THROAT m LUNG DISEASES 11 m-TTl A ’•«*aomn -L < ruvvv wr tn la America. Importer*' t>r in As«at». Mend for Clrculs - ------- rx'.craiBc. «m;nr:,t pl.yv.cxAM cf It h coe SOcred to theaSiciti! far tn« fcUowinrtimptei TotX. Wanted^Agents. From J573 to $250 per Month, Everywhere, Male and Female, to (ell one ot tbs tnotl useful artlrla* ever invented, oasded la every family. Send for elrvular. , AddrRta NRTOMU .V CO., • lit STATE ST., CHICAGO. I LI- Porlable Soda Founlalns! *i! Un^nti asd.Saxvkiv; <u, s^d al n.x4c.TOsw-swfc*. GOOD, DVBABLX AS!> CHMAP. Shipped Ready for Uw. Manutaclared Sy J. W. CHAPMAU -aco, MapiiOH, lac. a SEMD FOB A CATALOG VS. THE GREAT ALTERATIVE : AND BLOOD PURIFIEI1. &. 25 E. Randolph St., Chicago. Accompanying tho document as transmitted to tho press la a circular from Mr. McCracken, which ia as follows t LX.VMXO, April 28. 1874. notations uf cliangce, while it was iicce*aery to make them as clear and specific as fig 95 g both the Conatilution and notea from many of the nowapa)«crs. The analysis which I fireeighty-five, the legislature may provide for a pared ot the change* a* proponed by tbe Conconvention, to bo chosen l>y the qualified stitutioual CommiMiou was with more especial reference to thoir critical examination;by the Imgiatatnre. Far thia pnr]>oee the use of italic* advice and couecnt of tb<_ Senate and Hotue to designate new matter, tbo foot notes refer­ of HeproaeutaUvca in joint convention, to re­ ring to specific prorisioua and the marginal vise ar amend fills Oomtiration. Buch recrenceo. ware valuable, if notincUspensable. I. For newspaper publication ihta plan tod to thodoctorsqualified/o vote for 1 would be impracticable, for the reason that of die Legialature, at socn time and tho aqaount of italic would greatly exceed the proportion of iMttc.typeoin newsvajw offices, provide. If a majority while lhe notes end references that are ptac ticabie in the pamphlet page would be unadspted to imwvpsjic- calamus. Ah a compliaaco with the terms of the reso­ lution by which I wu» ajipoiuted to do the work, I have appointed to ouch article a note stating briefly the changes proposed by each article. Tin* will oomc wJto. tho resolution authorizing lb* pt.blication by imwvpiqKim ifh?i>isOE year following ita adoption. ataint there Improved Maeldaca and oilier Infor mation valuable to tanner* and tlireahennen. Addre**, NIC'HOIA SUEPARU&CO-. In *acli county for th* 9prla« aii-1 S:imm«r 81 »O Ear luauin. ari.l t-.r .urniar giving tail parretar*. ZIBQLZR A McCOAOT, Cblcagv, III. U is Dot A quack DQetnjDj. Tiro ingredicnisarw publish on each kittle of medicine. It lie wuxi and recommended by Physicians wherever it has bden introduced. Ik vriB positively euro ULA in Un variwtap, t. jtfiJilf. MA HUM, WJ/h^ A iUA<7 goit, aaizni: COAA UJOPiTJON, and all dis eosea fit in an impart condiif.cn v( Uro bk>?d,, £d.1 homnli.blcod tnwtw.rtlr PllVEleior. 11,„.*r»___ at .1- a IOWA AND NEBRASKA! ARTICLE XV. this State. "hall be eight ysere. bem shall & elected aa*e<wa*<" aww aaa vsaaw •fforal trnna expire. Said Board of Begenta shall M often u noceaaary, elect a president Um Vaiwvuy vho M to ita cU* Paction 1. The persona] property of even* resident of the Blate, to conaist of such prop­ erty only aa shall ba designated by law, shall NO PAYMENTS REQUIRED, will atraCMUl aM Fcve*. r.iv*r Lc.rJ‘l?Td.^^*^* on execution tcnyficw dviUlarhooM time practicable, they are printed in tbe m In which you reeeive thorn, in advenes iha pamphtat edition, which win be d*- y*-,. ■ AMraaaOLDWYl A CO, , S A Omaawfse SL. JMMraw, JU. ktaumkw to •»<* yviu Dreagtat M Bmammi, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-05-22.pdf.pdf a121c42cc6f16f288ee9c242a4a9630a PDF Text Text ■5 S ■ »BT Count/, MipL, 55 T.fZl ft ORNO STRORC. Ill ITEMS. ,!.WraK mvi, . Therm Twits Btrictet Ai’WKbed -gj-.au, •juaazjw iorkurrTxn. |4k VOL I. t< ---poratively fresh one, which li»d' passed’ ♦hrodgh the heart—Bob was taken into custody, charged with thq. deed. in ths mean time I1 had ■ fntrvrd up from befow tlw fsite, and ns the whnk town had taken tho other aide I deternrined to stand by the friend whom I had To know th* trip vlU‘r«y. • tarttdgbt. IkjwwyouH The oMWraa -j.rtclowi UUU yet*! C in Dower Law. । that MattWa lunga. And sunny cbrcnlc croup. They're t«Ui iBcHntd to drink. 1 SANCTITY HF A N OATH. . known in tho States. At the trial the court-room was packed with people, and the tide of public opinion setJ io strongly against the prisoner that .the Judge had to draw his aix-sbooter a down times ecation, cvexy one of whome made things look very black for Robert, the State rested its case. Theu thA’ attor­ ney for the defense arose, and simply said: ** j ■ “ Your Hnnor, I ^h»U n>*e jqo s>p._ lininary slatemeht, and I Shalt'oalrlJwt one witness. By him I shall prove on alibi, or give up the cose.’’ “Bli! What’s that?” shouted the Dlalnct Attorney, bopping upon his feet—as fussy a little rascal os ever snorted law before a deaf Justice of the Peace. “ Will you prove that the prisoner was Bat BpsuUh Town road tho night of the alleged murder ? ” “ No; IH prove thattfie deceased was not.” There was a marked acnsstion in court as my name was called, snd 'I was solemnly sworn to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. “ At ten o’clock on the night of July 15, 1858," I began, circumstantially, “I rraa walking along the river bank, on the aide of town opposite the Spanish Town road, and just above the falls. I wouldn’t trouble my»eX> ^-1 were you ” —turning to the District Attorney—“to ask what I was walking there for, be­ cause it isn’t anybody’s business.”. . “I appeal to the Court!" screeched the little rascal springing to his feet, “ if I’m to be insulted in this way—" “Keep still, will you," said his Honor, “and let the witness proceed." I had made a favorable impression-nt tho start, and it gave me confidence. - I *'Abolish all legal punishment for perjury,” said I, dogmatically, at tho, end of a desultory argument with some ofjho other clerks in tho San Francisco Mint, “ and not one witness in a dozen would speak the ftratli. As for their oaths—bah I Tbyy don't eare that for them ”—snapping my -fingers. like the duck of a hen. “I don’t know, boys,” said John Fleming, who had taken no part in the discussion, laying, down his pen nnd resumed: squaring about upon his stool. . “ I “ It was a warm, moonlight evening, don’t that I can say anything on- this and the mist rising above the cataract question worth listening to, but if yon wa-* less dense than usual; so I could will atop your confounded figuring a see tolerably well. Jusk^at. the brink, moment I’ll relate a little experience of on an overhanging rock, I saww a tall, mine that may bcof service to this young bent figure in gray clothes, wearing a gentleman. who knows so very much ■ slouch hut— a yery bad hat; I don’t see about tho nature'of an oath and most more than a hundred worse in’ this rocm.” There was a smile , all round, There, was ’a-general snapping to­ and then the District' Attorney asked gether of ledgers-and all manner of mo if I hod known tne deceased, Mr. books ; Government clerks do not re­ Thatcher,' in l^is hfe time. I replied quire, much of a pretext to stop work. that I had not—luid never seen him. Wo all gathered about John, like bees , “ Remember that, gentlemen of the about Hymettus, and he began : jury,” said ho, with a conceited smile ; I was a witness, once, in u murder “remember the witness had never seen case at Pinkerton’s Bluff, on tho North nor heard of tho deceased. Wc don’t Sandy, just above tho falls. Bob mean to controvert the witnesa’s state­ D------ , a friend of mino—knew him in ment an that point, sir,*’ he added, ad­ tho States—wm charged with having dressing tho coumcI for the defease, killed Dave Thatcher, known in all and smirking as if be bad got hold of a region as Bet-you Dav% He had been good thing which he would hold in re­ a born debater had Dave. He was never serve as a final crusher. known to sgnr with the opinions of any “Cubs you!” soared the Judge, man at The I)lnff upon any. question “ keep your ffiouth shut, will you? The under heaven,1: and be made use of witness will proceed." . but one argument—“ I bet you five “I approached this person on the dollars.” rock," I continued, “and skid, ‘Good The moment he heard any one make evening.’” an assertion, express a belief, or hint a “ ‘Bet you five dollars it an’t!’ said rumor—frequently before, possessing he, turning sharply about." his mind of the speaker's full meaning At this there wan a general snigger, —he’d bet hixh five dollars it wasn't so. from the npeotatort, olid Davo Thatch-; When nobody was talking Ito would try er’s widow, #ho sab near, looked up in till indirect ways to entrap some one with a sudden hope in her face that was subject,-and then ho was down upon cheerful to see. I resumed my testi­ him Mith that everlasting wager. He would put up the money, too, and, what's more;iiewould, commonly win, unless there' was 'a dead 'sure thing against him : but’tins was so frequently the case that it kept him poor. If, in Dave’s prc'ence, a man dared affirm lar» he wasn’t; and it came with such positive energy that if the man hadn't seen his dog since morning it was ten chance b to one he would back squarely down, or haggle for time to go and take another look. I never saw Dave my­ self ; it was after his time that I came to The Bluff; but the fame of his extraordinary wagers, and the no less extraordinary way in which he mony : _ “ ‘ Do you see that oak on the other bank ?’ continued the man on the rock, pointing to a conspicuous pine.” “I thonght the fellow murt^bw » ma­ nioc, and I did not know just what to say; but presently replied that I was uot certain whether I saw it or note-it depended upon circumstances." “ He was silent for some moments ; then he shivered and chattered his teeth. “ ‘ Snow before morning,’ said he, ‘ Perhaps so,’ said J, non-committally ; ‘ seems thickening -up, but that may be on optical illusion.’ “ Then ho wonted to know if I re­ membered whut year Gen. Jackson was elected President—4 wasn’t it in ’52 ?’ I told him I did not recollect. After awhile he said carelessly : body’s mouth. “They’re talking, here at The Bluff, Ou the fifteenth day of July,, in ’58, Dave and my friend Bob —— pused about running- Bern Ftwukliu for next the whole evening together in the Presiddnt’ . ••/ r bar-room of the Spread Eagle Hotel, “ I made fto reply. Then be came up and during the time Bob lost three to me and laid a hand on my shoulder. straight bets with hfto.' About nine ‘“Seo here, stranger,’ said he, 'ia o'clock they departed together, qasr- there any subject you feel at home on ? Dob hsd been silenced but not con­ vinced. Have you got any hobby—any opinions?* “'lam not sure,’ I replied; * some •■*•&!& “ Progression. No Retrograding. NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 22,1874. NO. 34. llRjkF ME/fTION. CREMATIOF AMQKG TUE AAiCJME T , , . ■ i ■ tbe rest cow. ■ GREEKS. Mb. ‘WitMAM "Wwib, of - London, •A pretty, rich -thing occurred at the The body was placed upon a pyro that. I don't remember ever jumping offers to put thu whole of the Bible, built of wood, to which fire was com­ establishment «t Kntpftfm not long jywtfl,480 letters, on a surface of oneover any caacades ngwrif." .since. Simpson used to be our milk­ .. ’ , municated in the presence of those man, and we attribute to 'him, Tp a ■“Hogavwrae one iook, la^^pffhis eighth of a square inch. The l>est labels far planta aud trees who had attended -the funeral; when great measure, our toss of confidence in hat, liacked up to the brink of the preci­ the fiaoins were extinguished the humanity generally, and milkmen in pice, and dropped himself down hang­ bones were collected and placed in urns particular. Mike Welsh had been ing on to the edge with his hands. Then made of various materials. These he lot go; falling throe hundred feet these to the plants by copper wire. were preserved in tomlis, built com­ to^assirt in taking care of horses and into the boiling whirlpoohbelow I” Henkt Kttvrp, tho German gun­ ; "^fajrftpleato the court,” shrieked maker, has arranged to titliver 100 can? monly on the roadsides without the cows; so Mike was hired, and placed in city gates. ’ The funeral took place at charge of his department. the little District-Attorney, lunging non per week until tho Gorman artil­ night The prooeasioa was. headed by One morning, after M jke had been a forward upon his hind foot, “ I wont to lery shall be thoroughly re-armed. musicians; these were headed by hired month ut the place, ‘Simpson, who had ‘ this w^jwkb now * J In Switzerland there is a law which lunation,’to mourners, who lamented gnd song the ■ir' ycmhiul never wen the' 0 made ready to start' off with his milk­ compels every newly-married couple to funeral aong; after these camo the part, said to him : “ Mike, you may deceased Mr. Thatcher up to the mo­ plant six trees immediately after the freedmen of the deceased, sometimes give tlie cows som«- oatmcdl thia morn­ ment you met him on that rock—and cerwnofiyj and two on the birth of every amounting to a considerable number, ing ; and be . sure you give' my beat hover hoard of any of his'’relations. child. wearing the cap of liberty. Imme­ milker an extra quantity.” Now, sir, on your oath, on your Bible A topkb at Dubuque, Iowa, attrib­ diately preceding the corpse were per bath, sir 1 how do yon know this man “The best milker, is it, sir?” utes the flood in Louisiana to tho wo­ sons bearing waxen masks, represent­ ,‘‘Yes; you know the old cow that you saw go coyer the f^lls was Dove man's erusada. “Iallers were afraid,. -ing the ancestry of tho. deceased ; the Thatcher? How do'yon* know it; str?*’ gives the most milk ? ” ’ of water,” said he, “and too much of it corpse iteclf,.placed upon a oouch, vras “Bedad, 1 think I do, sir.” “I don’t know it. I know it was not is very dangerous.’’ commonly borne by tho freedmen or by he. For just before he let go the rock “ Well, you may give her four quarts Mabx Washington, a mulatttrwoman, tho immediate relatives; tho family of the maah.” ho looked up at me, with his nose about of St, Johns, Flo., aged ninnty-nino following after—the men, contrary to the edge, knd said : . • . “All right, sir. I’ll do that some." years, while bathing in the river, was usual custom, with their heads covered, ‘“You think I’m Davo- Thatcher, On the evening of that day, aimpson suddenly seized by an alligator and.. the women with their heads bare, their ha-l occasion to go to the old wooden don’ttyon?”’ • hair disheveled, and often beating their carried out of sight. “I told him he might be, or he might pump in the yard.. He tried the handle, Tiu use of tobacco seems to be fall­ breasts and uttering piercing cries.' If but it wouldn’t work. noti ■ . / . . z । The -pump, warranted by the.rank of. the deceased, seemed to be entirely choked up. “ 'Just so ["said ho, desperately, as ing off in England. The declared value the. procession passed through tho. ■Finally he discovered that all the upper of tho importation for the first quarter his fingers began to slip.- -* Bet you five of this year was only £322,3(12, against forum, and an oration was then pro­ par* was loaded with something very dollars I an’t 11 nounced over the body. Finally, the nearly resembling oatmeal mash. He There was a good deal of loose talk in £343,875 for-the same period of last corpse, with the couch, upon which it called hi.f man-servant. court after this, but the spectators year. Tub world digs ont 270,500,000 cwt. was borne, was placed upon the funeral “ Mike," said he, “ what is the mat­ would not listen to it, and Bob D-----pyre, built commonly in the form of an ter with thia pump ? ” waatriumphanlly acquitted, being borne of iron yearly, of whic^ England pro­ altar, with four equal sides. Tho near­ through the tpwn On ’the shoulders of duces more than one-half, North “The pump, is it, sir ? " .. est relative, with averted face, kindled “ Yea. How camo this oatmeal mash the jury, to tho music of a brass band America about one-fifth, France about tlie pyre, and perfume*, oils, articles of in here?" nnd ths cheers of the whole population. one-twelfth, and Belgium about onefood, ornaments and clothing were fretwenty-fourth, theee four constituting But Daye Thatcher’s widow persisted “ Sure, sir, I put it in meeelf." ' quently thrown on while it was being “ Stupid blockhead ! why did you do in putting up n handsome headstone tho great iron-producing sections of the’ consumed. When the pile was burned that?” over the remains of tho unknown dead, globe. down, the embers wore extinguished Thk discussion over cremation has “ Ii was yerself that told me, sir." aud was goirig to have >t inscribed with her Inte’huBband'a name, aud what she now got to this point, whether those with wine, and the bones and ashes “ I—I told yon to put it in here ?" collected by tho nearest kin, sprinkled “ Indsde, ye did, sir I" ouo hundred and ninety-nine j«t»nnds still regarded as tho manner of his with perfumes, aud placed in sui urn. “ Why, you ihick.hcaueu rascal! dewth, when pob stopped, the .proceed­ and odd ounces that mix with the at­ As the Christian religion gradually ob ­ mosphere may not prove more injuri­ what do you mean?" ings by marrying her. tained tho ascendency a corresponding *‘ Don't be in a passion, master. Did “ I don’t see what all this has to do ous to the living, in that shape, than if with’the question of the advisability of they had been comfortably laid under change took place in the. mode of dis­ not ye tell me to give yer best milker posing of tho dead ; bodies were no •na extra quantity of the mash, and swearing witnesses .in court,” said I, ground to fatten the worms and enrich longer burned but interred, and tho the soil where, in all the world, I'd like to when John had finished b*8 ywm. offices of tho church were substituted know, is tho crathur that gives so much “Don’t, eh ? It’s got this to do with A Livrbpool cotton-broker gave as for the rites of paganism. milk to yer as does this old it There wasn’t a prison in the State his lessen for breakifife off a match with which I had not broken out of n thou­ a fair damsel that he hod discovered pump." A BORDERER'S LEGKSV. The story leaked out, and added sand times. If I hadn’t been put upon she didn't take a sufficiently lively in­ It is a welfknowu peculiarity of our my Bible oath what was to prevent my terest in cricket Thia fellow may bo Washpe rivers that they all sink into greatly to the distrust already enter­ telling a lie?" . said to have died game, but the father tho earth. Esch river empties into tained by Simpson’s customers. scaiecly saw it in that light; bacanso what is Tailed its “sink,” or lake. A LIVELY BEAR-FIG11?. . JUSTICE MIELKES GAME-CUCK. he has recently sued him for breach of None of them get out of the State or While coming up the lake shore an Justice Miller, of New Castle, tells promise, Damages, £2,000. empty into the .sea. This curious fact Indian encountered n huge bear in his this story about himself : My wife h nd Ox'the day of ths adjournment of the was once curiously accounted for by a path, and although only armed with a New York Legislature, a dispatch was qnoer old fellow who made bis home in half a dozen Leghorn hens and a roost­ knife and hatchet, he resolved to cap­ received by one of the members, Mr. the shadow of Mount Davidson. Said er which she thought everything of. ture the bear, ora<least.make an at­ Butler, of thn Sullivan Republican, he: “The way it come about wm in She bad nil the modern improvements tempt. He procured a sharp stick’ and that his- office and contents had been this wise : Tho Almighty, at the time put into the hen-house, and took special fastened the knife to the end’ of it, totally destroyed,and without insurance. He was creatin’ and fashionin’ this ’ere jyins to see that her fowls enjoyed all boldly attacked Bruin, who stood his This was made known in tho Assembly, ycarth, got along to this section late the luxuries that well-regulated and ground and showed fight. Lo made a He hud get orderly hens should enjoy. Ono day a and on impromptu collection was taken one Saturday evenin’. lunge at the animal, but before penethrough with all the great lakes, like friend of mine from Groton Falls gave tratiril the hide the knife turned on the up, nnd the hat, when upsetj turned Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and me a game-cock. Of course I hod to' out^GJOO. stick and became useless. He then at­ keep him in a coop to prevent him from Thehe is something in Arkansas be­ them; had made the Ohio, MiMonri tempted to dispatchhim with hia hatchet, exterminating the Leghorn looster. My sides gubernatorial competition. The and Misfisbippi rivers, an’, as a sort of and had a desperate fight, uuu «ucopv<uw »K<>>, but out was WOM oycrover- — wife disliked game fowls, and I had to feed wind-up, concluded to moke e river rowerol by the bnB», wbo-prt Mm *»* toMh Z«fcpcwfc.< ay.: “Gold that would beat any thing He had done him my self. One morning tho rooster has been found in Scott county not far down leisurely to “ chaw him up. The in that line. He started an’traced out got out. He went straight for the mas­ Indian wan bitten twice in one kg and from Waldron, the county site, nnd Humboldt river, an’ Truckee river, an’ online Leghorn. I pursued him, and on his arm and shoulder very badly, lead in found in almost every locality. Carson river, on’ Walker river, an’ seemingly made a desperate efforts to besides receiving a frightful scratch on Silver ore has been found on the Black Reese river, nn’ all tho other rivers, an’ catch him.. But I took good care not his forehead. Tho bear, no doubt fork of the Poteau, nbaui^W) miles He was a leadin’ of ’em along, calke­ to capture him until he had had half a thinking his adversary dead or suf­ south of Fort - Smith, which, in appearlatin’ to bring ’em all together into one dozen enchanting battles with Leghorn. ficiently punished, walked off into the Huce, ia as rich as the ore of the Bel­ big boss gyer, oa’ then lead thiA off When I thought that Leghorn had mont mines. ” wocmIh. The Indian, more dead than an’ let it empty into the Gulf of Mex- about all he could stand, I cooped, up alive, managed to drag himself to a • Vermont papers, too, are crying out : ico or tl«* Gulf of California, as mig’rt my chicken. Mrs. Miller was excited, farm-house, some two miles from the against the senseless wholesale de­ bo most convenient; but os He was Beene of the fight, being twq days mak­ straction of the forests. Coal kilns are bringin* flown and leadin’ along H>8 dent. The next night I went out to ing that Staler. It is hardly likely' multiplying, particularly in the south­ branches—Truckee, Humbold^ Carson, find my rooster, but ho was not in lux that ho will again attack a full-groan ern and western counties, and the de­ Walker, *u’ ’»m—all at once it came on, coop. I searched the yard, but oould bear with out-more formidable' weapons struction of forests is haring its effects dark, an’, not bein’ able to carry out not find him. I went into the than a knife and hatchet, even if ho is in climaiic changes very unfavorable to his plan, He just tucked the lower ends .kitchen and made inquiries of my wife. the productiveness of the farms. Fruits a “big Injun.”— Duluth Herald. of the several streams inter the ground “ Ho got out this morning,” said Mrs. and crops that hare thrived of them­ Rbv. -Db. Todd was once making whar they war, an’ they’ve stayed thar Miller. selves, within’ half a century, cannot How did he get out ?” said I. ever since."— Virginia C-ty Enter­ some inquiries of a gentleman respect^ now be grown except by artificial “ llet him out,” said she. . ing a minister he had formerly known prise. ■ __________ help. “ Wnero did he go ?*’ said L The reply was that he was considered a A CtiBBLEKS MASTERPIECEFob eleven months has James Mc­ "Into that pot,” said my wife, point­ very good man, though some of hia par­ At the Postoffiee in this city we were ing to the steaming vessel on the ishioners thought he traded horses a lit­ Clung,of Staunton, Va., been dumb with­ shown an old shoe which started from stove. tle ofteuer than ho needed to. The doc­ out any explicable enuae. Two Sundays I haven't had a game fowl since. tor said his case might bo similar to ago, however, ho entered the sitting­ the New York City i'ostoffice. Among tuat of a Connecticut minister he .O1M6 room of his house and salutwl his fami­ the documents stowed awny in the shoe heard of, who was accused of whipping ly with a cheerful “good morning,” at is one which is written to tho following h>s wife. A meeting was called to deal the same time nearly fainting. He has effect: “ We, the undenrig»cd, reapectfnlly recommend that our late com-1 with the old parson, when his wife, hav­ conversed* us well as ever since that rede Gocdcnongh, be appointed postj ing heonl cf it, went in and told the He says that just aa he spoke Sunday cobbler, this shoe being a specimen of 1 he experienced a convulsive movement church she ho}>ed they y^uld not be his work.” Thon followed a large num-1 hsrS on her poor husband, as it was all o! tho ■muscles of the throat and a sense ber of signatures. The “specimen of I of concussion in the head. the recreation the poor man hod. his work ” is about the worst speaiman I That invitation of Holph Waldo Em­ in that line ever seen. It. >■ patched | Bald mountain is behaving aa unsat­ erson to become candidate for succes­ with scraps of leather. Ths row half-1 isfactorily as ever, and disappointing sion to Disraeli in the-Rectorship of sole ia tearfully and wunderfully made, I the hopes conceived by tourists, health­ Glasgow University, which the innocent seekers, and newspaper correspondents and nailed on with copper, iron, and sage kecepted with sufih modwt effu­ all kinds of nails, while upon the heel u I regarding the phenomenal volcanic sion, proves to have been extended by spiked a sort of b»U-tap. Thodocn-j demonstrations which it has promised. an independent alub of studonfs known traveling with the shoe, show | Though it ha* continually grumbled and im’the. “ Whites," pohtieally opposed to 0,^1 H, has been ih many offioea fn the I rumbled internally since' the ides of tho XHOHOpoly of the office by FsrlisFebruary, it’it notf, apparently, ‘no West, and it is now quite coveredhrith] mcutaiy > candidates. The American nearer an eruption than when its first philosopher’s chance for the Rectorial manifestations excited tho false hope scraps of postofflco wit. It travels chair through such championship is, of that it might prove an American Hecla coarse, microscopically small. or Vesuvius. ever direction the fancy of the clerks, The girts of a California seminary Am unsettled question is the intoxi- lately developed a singular fancy for h»pi*ntoBend it cruising.—Vb&inia OU;/ EntcrprUc. ' eating qualities of beer. Even Germona using three oaa-cent stamps instead of are not positive that a man may not the regular kind, upon their envek How much our homo comforts are de­ drink a sufficient quantity to “upset opw. The lettera were so very plain pt ndont upon the capacity of our serv­ him," but just whatlhe quantity is no and mottsr-of-fact, and the attempts at ants finds doily illustration. Old lady one knows. One honest German, when at a dinner party (old lady deaf questioned upon this subject, replied : provided with ear-trumpet); old “ Veil, I triakalrom ssventy to eighty ing teacher invert: gated . this whim. :interrogatei by well-meaning waflreaa r CHUkft glasses a day, und I feel all straight in And lo! the canning creotarcH had . , “’Will ehe have some sqmu-h Old lady irrrepoMire and mUmIs mins upper atory for any kind of beesi- taken to writing tender, emotional litnees, but I can’t tell vat it vould do mil tie epistles their lover* under the t’sr-trampet toward vaiireM, who de­ alive; bnt the next spring a dead body, don’t hare-them wH the time; and those। almost part recognition, was discovered that iiare them all tho time often for­ get them." . “ ‘ Well I swear I’ Mid he, disgusted, mwrt hare piu.*ed U reach their houses, ‘ I’m going to jump over these falls­ bet you five dollars I will I’ everybody Mid- the body was that of •‘ I Mid nothing, and he continued : Dare, m it had a ballet in it—not some • I shall be exactly tliree second# and old bullet, saeh m any one might hare a half getting to the bottom—won’t I •oaewhefe ia ids system, but u oom- aoirr men vat makes s swill- tun of himself. ” posits sqna-h thereMn sod pMM« an. METRlCAL.fllUTOKT. Fartlnt'tM <w*u *»Y*« ri«bi anfl left' jun . tUns not vary <xMj, r uwil hMmMoo bi A CounUin If quffad Wc«U<fv*l TWa «o3d m»a John «Mkd np »o4 down, , Bai yaittilahw fiatonMfr*, Wilk hardly aught do mar. YARJET/ES. Engaged for every set—A hen. The spendthrift’s prayer—“ Leave me loan, will you ?” ’ ‘ How to get rich—Dive on air and sleep on a clothes-line. What should clergymen preach about? About fifteen minutes. ! Wirr is grew like a yenkBifc ?Be­ cause the spring brings out the blades. . The Brooklyn Argus is of opinion that a kind word “ will alwnyn go farther than a flat-iron or a. pototo-masher.” A father ,in Wisconsin offered his aon five dollars to tako a done of castor Ail, and then got a counterfeit bill off on the boy. Habvaud says that “enquire" is right, and Yale says that it is “ in­ quire." We think 4 ‘ acquire" ta pretty near the thing. A bit of orange peel set a good Iowa deacon flat on hta back while pawing the contribution-box. Orange peel is very popular there now. O, ndnniH cremation ! says tho Pitts­ burgh Commercial. We have to earn our living—and we don't want to be compelled to urn our dead. If cremation comes into fashion, Gray’s famous lino will have to be changed so as to read, “ The paths of glory lead bnt to the flue." “ Wht Did He not Die ?” is tho titio • , ’ of a new novel. We have hot read the conundrum, bnt believe the answer to be, beewuto he refused to fake his medicine. A Western paper says of tho air, iu ' its relations to man, “It kisses and blawoihim, but will not obey him.” Blobbs says that description suit' his wife exactly. “Amt letter*?” asked Smith of Lis landlady on going home to dinner. “Only two poetal cards, sir,” wsb the disdmnfnl reply; “but they contain nothing particular.” A mam referriaig to the sudden death of a rclativo was aaked if he lived high. “Well, I can’t sny ho did," said Ter­ ence, “but he died high.” Like the banks in tueee days, he was suspended. he ascertained that he wax । sewed up, he own . �■ adeuim. 1601 wea loir,and be ■IO2STI was bold, but the ! and put on his angel plumage," a the truth most be told, ha played like ■ detest Western obituary notice. fiend on- the fiddle. Barring his voice, I The Western women have in a hu was everythingnicc, nnd hi* heart ! great degree etoped praying in pub­ b. wa> pmrf. he Th* hoilrr of the tnr Ta was blew so loving and tender, thit he lic and aro making up theft attmmer veea wont te atera their aunaiar ropply ef always turned pale when he trod on ClotiMB. water. People living fa tha vicinity of th« the tad of the cal lying down by the Au experienced old gentleman fender. He clerked tn a store and says that all that is necessary in tl.c. the way that he tore offthe calieu, enjoyment of love or sausages is con­ jeans and frown sbeefjBg, would fidence. Mirth of Port Huron, k»Ang »ix mem water acquired strong headway and sudden­ ly an tU morwU< of the HUh'iasL, the have tickled^a calf, and made the The troublesome 1ftJe bed-bug can bru’.e laugh in He -face of a quarter­ be easily destroyed by vn aqueous The town of La ng*ton. seven miles ly meeting. Ho cut quite n dash solntioo of sulphurous acids. north of Grv*nvil!e was vtrited by with a darfing rauvtache, which-be The champion forgiver fives in raill»Nr*l tall* flrw on Monday kat, and *£0.000 valley M'IBpfc learned lo adore and cherish; for , Terre Haute. Hit wife has eloped worth cl pro|>erly was destroyed. «>• girl had saiil, while she drooped , five times, and he has taken her Vene Lewis, the Keeler murderer her proud head, that ’Iwould kill her back and tried to make home happy proMhinir it looked i* the distance aa If to aae the thing perish. On Sunday he'd search the straight road to the 'each time. PriMon for twelve year*. Motion Church, nnheedmg the voice of tho soorner, and demurely he spt, like so complete that iu tho village of Haydoo­ villa the fire bells worn ringing for a fsw . a young tabby cat, with the saints in south of Jackson last Friday. Com- | miaates before the detasting flood struck the amen comer. He sang like a bird milfed suicide. In a book was found and bis sweet voice was heard fairly At Williomabargb the name Albert Ender and the words: tojging atvny at long meter, and wo of Hau. A.man was fonnd dead six miles thir dangerous habit Mrs. Fanny Jones,of East Saginaw, I muddy water, laden rd with distorted and has been convicted of murder, in the strange shapes. A men was picket! up from second degree. The victim was n from up a tree wienh he had colored girl, Emma Williams, and thu ridden six miles on the tortent, cheer deed was committed on the 7th of Ing and waving his coal The poor follow's December last. Wm. GraS wnd Allen, brother-ln laws, of East Saginaw, on Saturday had a dtsnute about domestic difficul­ ties in Gray’s family, which resulted in Gray stabbiug Allen in seven placesjind be is not expected to live. Gray was arrested. John E. ’ Walker of Grand Haven, on Thursday of last week, kissed his wife and children, and taking his shot gun went out and blew hie-hend nfT. He was drunk the night before, which it is thought deranged his mind and caused him to commit ihe deed, •* Barney McReganey suicided in a singular manner, Hudson, Sunday. in n lake>near H.* was fishing with some companions, and pushed out about ten rods from the shore, stood up in the boat and said : “Good HALT AT THE SIGN OF THE JVew Hardware! «> a-1 Where yon will find everything yon want iu the Hardware Line, and at Lower Prior S than any other place in Barry or Eaton Crfe. sssa. 'day that the weight is more thnn a man can bear. A philosopher says that "a true man jury veofiered a verdict of not gui’ty. The testimony for the prisoner was mainly as tn his good reputation and to the fact that the act was committ­ ed in a sudden fit of uncontrollable anger. . AU WESTERN DIVISION. Time Table taking affect MsrelTMU, WARRANTED FOR ONE TEAR, AND IN FBICE FROM ei-i TO &4S! age bell of the city; she was proud, enough slippery elm bark to bny his but not bold, yet the tin th must be sister a white suit and his mother a told, the way she chkwed wax was shawl. He cut and sold enough to ft pity. Barring this vice she was do this, bul he took the money and everyihing nice, and I ALSO KEEP A FULL LINE OF THE BEST IS Battle Cmk VlekataiMh A baataE RUllwvIl HawkMIe Vatagaralao the world-ad­ scooted for Chicago. Dut Pitman returned about dusk, and ■ings no more ox oft of yore—he gave the girl the mitten. Sdicidb.—The young wife of T. W. Ransom, (Druggi»t) committed suicide at her home in Bingor village, on Wednesday afternoon oflist week, by taking strychnine. We lenrn and her victim with serenity. Pitman's that domestic infelicity, since the first tbeugbt was that she bad suddenly time she married, was the cause of been animated by an insane but judicious the rash act. That afternoon she ■desire to realise upon his life insurance pol­ teld her hnsltaad that she should not icy. But when he eereamed to her she live lung tu be disgraced by ftis infi­ delity. sori soeu ll creafter went into convuEions. from which she never discovery that she had perforated Pitman. recovered. Mrs Ransom was a She called the servant girl, and aa they yoiingerIy woman, j»osc*sing an iron will, nnd when crazed by jealousy, carried him late the bouse she explained drank the dregs of poison administer that ahe mistook him far -a thief, and then, Pitmen said it was all ed by her own hand, nnd lay down she apologised. i and diet! with courage.—Hartford \ that to a man with two quarts of salt and half: Dm/ a pound of gnn-wads in bis legs. Mrs. Pit- I An amusing incident ia related of msn insisted that he oughtn't lo mind a i little salt, it would do him good. She urged women iu England, wltose husband that aah wis belter than anyth;;* IOr JMj^lhyiman. died sudently with­ IU "T truth, agricultural implements, INCLUDING THE She pined apace, her prclty face tm-ion Mr* I Vt Hllilw.1l n VMrtwfii KoUleOwk Ckartotte Coquillard Wagon, warranted and complete for $85, the Robbins’ combined Corn and Fallow Cultivator for $45, the No. 3 Steel Plow for $16.50, and the No. 17 Chilled Plow for $16,50. A FULL STOCK OF Connections, Mfehtou. OniflRUIrrwL Graod Kat4d. * Indi rteMUIlftond. Kallwav TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, and a. flrst-clfiMK Tinner Fort fane, Jacisoy Saiim E, R, Kept constantly on hand to do all kind* of Job Work. Troughing a speciality. SUOBT LUTE BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TUAJNB RUN BY CHICAGO TIMg, I Ooinc Bout h. C. C. WOLCOTT iy Chy Joorarille ATTENTION, ALL! ' might as well carry in enough wood to Iasi all night. He had Just placed the fourth ■stick upon bis arm when an explosion oc­. curred, and the rams instant hy'felt as if a million rqJ-b«l darning-nee lies were dancing np and down his legs. He had beard from Mrs. Pitman. lie yelled with pain, and dropped the wood, mos. of it upon £ Ctitan I Laie^Hirst EailrM. New Detroit Stoves! not be painted • these are the facts ; onions, and the jury gave her SlJfOO Pitman's wood pile has suffered a good damages. How much better lor him Shis world !’ and dove ofF. He rose ■deal lately from the ravages of thieves ; ro she swallowed her wax, then scream­ if had offset her by eating Ltmberger once, struggle<l, called for help and ed, then choked, then fainted.- Her cheese. then sank to rise no more. hia gun with coarse salt and vxpre»»ed his pa appeared ; her beau quite scared, Tho trial of John Fakey, of De- determination to bombard the first man rushed out ta get some water; the watch-dog spied his tender hide, and troit, the sixteen year old boy who On Wedneaday aiorainf Be had-tn at lead bit him where he “onghter.” The shot and kill a companion of about court, and aa ba did not expect lo reach The new firm o talc is said, the sequel stern—so the same age named Richard Mc­ thinks the youth thus bitten. He Evoy in a fl-ld near the- Grand Trunk i*«xmlu<led Monday morning, and the & A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF TUB [den of tp-day. It is when to-morrow's burden is added to the harden of to­ mired her bustle; anil the NailNewspaper advertising is now rec-, vill^ boys, being calmed by the noise oguized by business men, having of insanity followed among thoeo who have walked miles to bear it rustle. She faith in their own wares, «ts the most lost rehtivM and friends by this terrible cut quite a swell, did the wax chew­ effective means for securing for their calamity. ing belle, and men flocked in crowds goods a wide recognition pf their The latest figures of the loss of Ufa by the breaking of the Wnilamsburgb rceervoylr to meet her; hut she gave them the merits. make a total of one hundred and forty-four, shrink for she loved ihe young clerk, A hard money Congressman con­ divided as follows between the three places: who sang like a hunsrj musquilo. densed his speech by holding a teriWillian sburgh, sixty; Leeds, forty-nint; So she homed and she hawed and dollar green back in oue hnnd and a Haydenville, thirty-ffve. These figures only she sighed and she ‘‘chawed,’' till her len-dollar gold piece in the other, and represent persons whose loss is positively heart nnd her jaws were broken; asking, “Which will you have?” known, though the bodies of all are not yet then she walked by his store, while recovered. Bodies are constantly being An irreligious exchange points out found, and in some cases theses <>f persona he stood at the door awaiing some at Noah, the only man good enough loving token. She raised up her to be kaved nt the flood, and Lot, the I it seems perfectly safe to say that the totsl eyes with a muck of surprise, and only .righteous man in Sodom, both , loss of life will exceed an, hundred and fifty, tried to enact Hie seorner; but, to teli got drunk at the first opportunity; if indeed it dors not more nearly approach The editor of the Leavenworth the truth, she grinned at the youth two hundred. Drily Argus touchingly remarks in who loved the amen corner. One hundred buildings were, destroyed. the obituary of his paper :—“We • * They (inet—alas what Bridges have been carried away, rnades went into tho business determined to ruined and hundreds of acres of meadsw came to pass was soft and sweet and run it or bust. We have busted.” land tsnderedjalmost valueless. The tola! precious ; they wooed, they cooed, People who nro overwise must loss must exceed $l,U00,0U0, and will prob­ he talked, she chewed—O, huw they expect to pay fur their whims, ax the ably come nearer 2,000,060. loved, good gracious .' They had io, Iowa man did. Ho went back on part, he rose to start; her grief can his own true love because she ate Junction on Sunday. March 2^, was pile. 1 if. EAST SIDE «F MAIN 8T., NASBHLLE, MICH bye boys, I shan't sec you again in • g No man ever sank under the bur­ when we say never frets about his place in the ville a factory, a gas bouse, a cotton mill A Detroit paper, noticed the fact that this youth could outaing a hun world, but just slides into it by the and bank, and one hundred dwellings were gravitation of his nature, and swings that a man lately dropped dead while gU mosquito: combing hh hair, says. ‘'And yet She was young, she was fair, and there as easy as h star. there arc people who will persist io A Wisconsin boy has cut and sold she scrambled her hair like the aver­ speak but the &&AID BITER VALLEY DlW 10.CV HmMiwomTimes Coming! 131 MB 1 MAYn. JFM FH1DAV, ■ - girhlpm Oittraf Batiraafi I ll UaFlMi. A Hoboken pdnor. being chalenged ! seat word in reply: -When I want I parted hi* hair Hka to die I can shoot myself." “He handled his gun carelessly, 1 Goinw North. pay the Highest Market Price for looked slender and dejected; her father kind, but sonA'Imt blind, be­ His income held her and reflected. tax he spent for wax—she smiled and called him clever. She went lo work, forgot that clerk, nnd chawed in bliss forever!. A Vermont editor got his back up « f«w dm since, when n prcacbor esked his amgragnUnn to devote one day to praying for the cun ol items. I^JO POTATOES, CORN, OATS, APPLES, fir- p?, Clover Seed, &c., Delivered at their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE K C ty Kicerin, REDUCED 20 PER CENT, Mk-hlnn Central, .lackaoa. tinuxfHirer Valley, «txi Mie He sued tho preaclu-r for the pay fur S'-:U7H lUiir,—! his pa par for thirteen years, and for We also keep on hand and have for sals three hundred dollars wo.th of re- LATH, ligous notices, and the pro<pect is SHINGLES that he will get tlie money. That minhter had Letter do hi. praying in secret hereafter, it ho does not wish to he rewarded so openly, A darky was once steal a goose, but a objection, and SALT, HAIR. Mte*lc &. A. TRUMAN’S ! M * WnetnraaU. Md CledaaaU, KXcbrnw STUCCO. <K. fc-. raised an which we ship and retail at bottom prises. Sambo retired. MEAT MARKET! The ocst night during 5 inander shower he k'.'mmpted it again WA TER. LIME, attempting lo dog a- - Joiww Title and just as he ROBERTS & ROE, HARDY & AINSWORTH, Proprietors. was on -the point of getting a vuv I^Mta^lThe widow. probably bo alive aud well aad prancing: with his fowl, the lightning struck | around tba uaivmo when the rest of him' close by. and the noise nearly fright- FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! iarfbrMtks puMc tUr they keep OMetently so band A LARGE STOCK OF tlie poor fellow to death. Dropthe goose he started away, mnl ng. Peers tar me der am a 'lot of fuss made'bout acorn- Manufacturers and keeps on haa Parlor, Library, Dim, Office u SPRING and QENEBAL FIJI!] £ n one village ia Indiana, the brewand saloonkeepers have withwn their support from the church­ . They refuse to donate or eontrie for the support of the tniaisters, Together with a full assortment ol for the um of the pews, or patrothe churches or places of business MIB.BORS, PICTURES, FUAM> by the church tn embers. As AND CARDS, BRACKETS. DUSTERS, tC_tC.. s who have decided lo put r money where it will do the Igoohisa lillle more than half he eutire commerce of the place, church-owing andchnreh attend COFFINS AND CASKETS, people are wondering whal will e of them, while the ministers OfaU styles and shoe, and METAL1 debating whether they will travel furn ishod to order. I the country begging for old hes, or engage in some other bus- SHE QUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ —Dnneroy’s DemocruL INGS kept constantly on hand. Baty Cabs ail PeraoMlaturs i paper advertising is the most etic and vigilent of salesmen ; I __ King Litoasaads each day, al from j way* in the advertiser's interest, and FRESH MEATS, of all kind*, which will bo iold low for eash TW priw p.id for Prii. v’k * -11 “ 5art ville, Mich. . j JACOB LENTZ SUMMER GOODS! STATE <.E MDCHIUbN • The virealt Ox for Uw Ch“~r7 ... Fg" Call and get, my prices before you purchase. It will enable you to buy yonr GOODS LOWER. All Jail di Crantfiry Produce tain is Mu® fir M, at the West Martel Price. Waumufaetura our Farnittlre from th- i Nashville, April 24rti, 1674. B»NRT HOYT, G, A. TRUMAN, ta �1.75 h*» purchased L J. Wheeler** place, Cabbage. «• 100..... Clover ered. per b Dreaavd Chiekcns, Dried Apjdos, per paying therefor the sum of $1000. —A species of the spinal disease has broken out among the cattle of lately lost Uddeen head from the FELLOW CITIZENS- 3>M) 5.25 Have reacted their «ww SPBINQ STOCK, 1C Maple Sugar. lb • Daooh kbit's. 10 1.50 I.O» Turnip*. « YASKEE SOTIOSS School Books- effects of said disease, and has more Cool—A good fire is enjoyable. □HUHOH—M.U Strangers arff plenty on our streets. Chas, Putnam has bfeetl quite sick Temperance mass meetings every . Friday night, The long wished for rain put is an . ns n appearance Saturday. Quite a heavy frost paid A."BARBER, M., D., llomcovisit last,Wednesday nighL llitafarflr jhrrrfoni. ’_____ He thatxepaireth his old sidewalk, sink. ’ • Kto»e.and Uooden Ware. ' And all kinds tf Goods —-Mr. Ev.'CoIe has opened a ho­ tel at Thornapple £ake, for the ac­ REAL ESTATE OFFICE commodation of fisherman, sportsmen and the traveling community. The he*’ in the market will always bo ation Saturday of this week. f»«nud on his table, and everything Tn so do as Maxsc*. dune for the best comfort of guests. —While Claude, a four year old son of Capt Boise, was out in the ITLSfORTH & HILIIR GROCERIES Drs^PRSVlSlONS Mr. George Brnmui, living two miles MAYT2. 1874. north west of this Milage; he having FRIDAY, .4.75 The Old. the Young, the High, the Low Dry Goods, Groceries Hats, Caps, Ciothing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, . ' &c., SMITH & STRONG Offer for sale ths following property: Lots 114, 78, 107, and 9. Naabville. West half of Lois 80, 81, 82 and 83 of O. BSL. .40, .80.75. .80, $1.00, $L25 aud A. Phillip* addition to Nashville. South 35 fret of Ul 5 of A. W. Phillip* addition to Nashville. LoU 28, 29 and 30 of Nashville. Store of Theodore Maxson. Call at the law office of Clement 8m\th for —Demeray'a is the place lo get Jewelry. BMlTrt n STRONG. The Child can get just as Good Bar­ I MMMtttZ Ltducements to Cash Buys r grins as the Aged. covercth a multitude of kins. A. W. Olds has built a sidewalk in street playing upon the grass, a cow Our motto is to sell os cheap as I front of his lots across Quaker brook. came along and Claude tickled her the cheapest, give 16'ozs. Union services will be held at the nnae.when she, with her horns, tosse-J R. C. W.WICKHAM. Particular I BROWS AND BLEACHED, UlmUoh siren to the taratuw-nt nf 1*rivate M. E. Church, next Sabbath evening. him over her head. His cries brought to the lb. ana the right We haven’t beard of'only.one po­ his mother ta tho"rescue, and he was and -don't fl nd.what yon want, iu better you change every time. COTTONS, DENlNES, TICKS, found to be only slightly bruised. go tn Dsugherty's, and augb you don’t •»« ARNO STRONG, Plain and Fancy tato bug in this'vicinity, this season. STRIPES, COTTONADES, what you want speak out. V Job Printer. Xvwy variety of J«* Printing Eastman St. Young have moved in­ —On .Monday night last, sumo per­ MRS. STEBBIN'S I buy all kinds of produoo in theis sexson. —Dem trey. hss a new stock of fine and to then new office "over Maxson’s son or persons, took the iiherty to CHECKS, CARPET desires to inform the citlsens of Nsshville Our bp*in*M is conducted on Hlrictly tem­ cheap Jewelry. All latest styles. He burs perance principles. and* vicinity, that sha has opened C.APPLRMAN, Milliner and drag stare. scatter the agricultural implements in WARP, COTTON BATTS, all hia goods from headquarters, B. F. Nnrrin her store, opposite TruOn the 9th inst., Charles Sisson, front of C. C. Wolcott's hardware Exprres effioe building, Westside of Main tuan ’ a drv oanria ' Ir, the old Salamander of Chicago, instead Si., Nubvile, M>cb. KID GLOVES, NOTIONS, fc. of Irving, had his leg cut oil by a store, up and down Mam Street in of traveling swindlers. an;entirk new BtocR of D. C. GRIFFIt*4 circular saw. reckless profusion Practical jokes Ta HINMAN. Fashionable Barber —$500 werth of new TEAS just received E Chipman in the “boss” croquet­ like this should be punished with V. "knd Itelr Drw-w- All klmte oj wfc mm* from New York, at Daugherty's. Try ’em. With nratnr..- Bbop DM door SOSlll ot Union Hou« player ol the village. He goes clear fcoT AH kinds of Diets Making and severity. Millinery, done in the laurnt QIMPSON * WEBSTER. Black- around on one trial. Proprietor of the styles. Give her a call. 29. —L. J. Wheeler has sold his inter­ O onltho. All kl»U of work in lb* B!aek»mhh IS COMPLETE. Dealers report the sale of chewing and B owbodne tine attended lo promptly, (rive est in the Nashvillo Creamery to u» » oil, on the out SMc of Main 8L. Na*hvflte. gum on the decrease. Horse-radish' at the City Drug ‘ Store of Theodore MaxJohn Barry, of lliis township. The B. RA^EY, Drayman. Goods and is taking its place. new firm is known ns Chipman St READY MADE CLOTHING •. *«»•■ -r“ “ ra.mm.1** '“rNew blinds have been put on T.C. l»r. R. C. TUOJIPSOX —Demnry hoe a good assortment of plated Barry. They have rented the rear Downing’s residence; also D. H. Made up in fashionable styles, from tho LEMENT SMITH. and basement of Bit'pod's building, Everts late purchase. best goods, will bs sold at from , l.AWVKIi. — AND — ®OL. Farmers will find it lo their advan­ ACUTE AND CHRONIC D SEASEti to carry on their business in, and have A prominent gentleman of Hast­ Jjko to 030 A. SUIT. started their teams to buying butter. tage to call on Daugherty. He pays the ings says the New* is the liveliest highest price for all the produce they have CATARRH, ASTHMA, gASTMAN & YOUNG, —We madti mention a few weeks to sell­ newspaper in Barry Co. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! Dr. Barber h*r built a sidewalk on ago, that the water wheels iu Holler’s —Call at Demarty’s and examine his Wo still handle the Rochester haal made We are now the south side of his residence! Mr. grist mill had settled. JjENRY H. WOOD, Special attention given to the hsppy to stale that they were imme­ Prindle is following stiil. ' would respectfully solicit the attention o SSk.Daugherty does not Intend Diseases of the Eye and Ear. customers to the facl that he ia making ira and al) Ca)f, and -warranted, at $6.50. Chil­ Work on 11. P- Ralston’s residence diately repaired, and the mill was undersold. proremouta in bis mills which will prove a dren’s Shoes from 25 cents, upwards. »" going on nicely. The’ frame is never in a better condition. Holler's OrriCK—182 Main St., opposite Hibbard benefit lo customers aa well as lo himself. House, Jackson, Mich. 33 nd np aad i* being roofed. mill will take the back seat fur none The reputation of my mills are bssl adver­ —Demaray ha; a gwl assortment of Fine LlEBiiAUSER, tised by the continual increase of custom. Geo. Armstrong ha» moved his other in the. manufacture of good Our stock of family to Vermontville, where he is flour. DJotleo to Bullion*. jr*U*vMfeO0aeu’hwrafrjm"Cu.’s" D NEW MILLINERY STORK H Spring Millinery Goods. EYE and EAR! ZE3. HOLLER DRESS GOODS, WOLVERINE .MILLS! C CONSUMPTION, EPLEPTIC FITS, fc. Boots and Stas, Justice of the Peace, ‘W'h.atNo w TAILOR running a blacksmith shop. PARADY, Manufacturer of . Boots and Shoes, Making and Repairing neatly doatri«f»trfrt altenUon oSdcrs p-mnpUy. N««l>rlll* ^AeaVILLB JIQUSE. Spectacles Dennis, of the Hastings Journal, smiled upon Ihe"baby editor” last Tuesday. Come again. Work has commenced on J. B. Rnsey's recently fire-injured house. Another story is to being added. ■Caft-G. W. McCobmick, Proprietor. - NT A HIIVILLi:. A new ouurso of notion has been . MloHligau. adopted by tho temperance organiza- i ■ tion, which will be made public in tlbeirnsa. looJ live I alls uf Main Stn-ct JJNION HOUSE. due time. A little three-year old child of H. Giddings, of Hastings, fell down stairs and brose one of its legs, on F. Dascxr, Proprietor. the 7lh inst. nCA-HlIVJC. L.13. - MlvlilKaii. Turnout to ihe temperance mass. meeting to-nigbL ■ Eloquent discourses will bo delivered and beanti- ful songs ?ung. QHAS. W. DEMARAY, On Saturday lost a son, William, of A. J. Bowne, of Hastings, was run over by a wagon and his left leg bro­ ken in two places. JEWKLER a OPTICIAN. WM. JONES, Truman's new brick is 22x90. The —The souljj hutment of the iron The Building Commiitee of Nashville bridge across Quaker brook was un­ Union School District will receive scaled dermined by water, last Saturday, proposals for building a new School House rendering the bridge unsafe lor teams on the school grounds in said district, aud Hax’dware Cheaper repairs lo the old bouse, until Monday al J2 than any othor firm in the Slate. t<j cross. The Highway Commis­ o'cl ock, May 25th inst. Specifications of They are now selling the new improved sioners of the Township have posted said work may be found for examination al the store of Geo. A. Truman. n notice that they will meet on tho The committee reserve Ihe right to reject Oliver Chilled I»lovv . 28th inst., in *.Lo forenoon, fur the pur- auv or all proposals. which they guarantee lo give satisfaction or Dated Nsshville, May 13, 1873. no sale. They are aUo selling th.; pose of letting the job of re-building. Building Com. Charlotte Plow and Drag, Union Churn, Empire likringtr. Rathburn Stores, Jefferson Nails, Last week. Wednesday, at about and all first class Goods in tbeir line. The co-partnership heretofore existing three o'clock in the afternoon, Do^t fail io give us a call. under the firm name of Btene & Maxson, the house of Mr. Wm. • Davis, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.—1 8MTH & PUTNAM three miles south and one Persons having accounts with tbs above firm wi]i please call and make an Immediate sotMen's wants are many and if toll mile cast of of this village, caught tlrtnenl with Theodore Maxson, who will Would muster many score, ‘bo e’rrel f",ra. 'he 5I°VO coutinue tho business. But all tbeir wauls may bo supplied Nashville M<y 11, 1874. At D. & Alien's store. pipe, and was burned with its con­ Albkbt I,. Stoxk, TnxonoBK M axson . tents, except oiw bureau and safe. Being tbankfrl for. past favors, 1 solid a It was a new hb-.iso ndt quite com­ continuation of the same. pleted. Loss, over $500. No Ins. 33 TitroiHOBX Maxsox. Wo have on hand a fine stock of d. SMITH & PUTNAM Vermontville Items, capital of the columns is to be the Fine.—The residence of Wiiliard Grecian Corinth style, end the finish 1 Fremire, on the town line between of the entire budding will be excel­ Sunfield and Vermontville, was, lent. burned on the 9th inst. Mr. Fremire Horace Leo nnd Geo. Fleming arc ! was away from home at the time. again selling the popular American1 The family succeeded in saving a Organ, this season. Horace is author-'*1 considerable portion of the furniture. ixed to take wbteriptiou for Ilia l*,, corered jiw.imnce .ti. pt'Rcnis. him n trial. Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, ground and whole, Oranges, Raisins, Kerosene Oil, And Everything in Ihe Grocery line al ex­ ceedingly low prices for Cash. My Carding Mach ine (Er*’ Produce bought at the highest market rales. Is soliciting a very large run of custom. AYLSWORTH & FULLER. Mr. PUWLE8, DRUGS, De flea Competition HEADQUARTERS DRUGS, G-ROCEBIE S DRUGS. PROVISIONS Mortm'lfo trtwle. Nashville. Barry Comity. Michigan, did on the Eighth day of October. A. D. 1869, make and execute lo Ebcn Pennock of Bar­ ry. Barry County, Michigan, a certain READY MADE CLOTHING, GAFT. BOISE THEODORE MAXSON, Has opened at the old stand of C. B. Rich­ ardson, his STOCK of well-selsctcd Ladies, Misses id OiilJrtn’s Gaiters, ©rertrirs and provisions, the said mortgage was duly recorded in the efiice of tho Register of Deeds in Barry Co., Mich., on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1869, in Libor -U" of mortgages, on which we will cIom out at cost for CASH. To which he invites the attention of the page 41: Aud, whereas, there is now due ' Public, lie sells Also a good assortment of on said note and mortgage, the sum of One The Juveniles village, under Hundred, Ten and 32-100tbs Dollar*, at Th. Juvenile, of uf our vill.igc, F*irMt Class Goods, A daughter of John Q. Creasy, of 11|e Wonllip uiM Bc„eJL.ki this date, and default has been made ia the BOOKSSTA.TPQNERK, Haaung,. reeenllv aeverely bit- „„.ed , lerapcnlnco exl.ibiUon paytneul of said sum ; Now, therefore, by reason of eaid^aefault, the mortgagee, by BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH! len by a raa«e».guer. Med.eal akrU la„, ,„k Tl.unulay evening, el ihe virtue of Ihe power in said u.orfgege con rHENIX HOUSE. J,n«. B.run, was brought inia requisition, and she rcu]t.j ,heir mined, will, on the 20th day of June. A. Is recovering. ; j(j0 pieces in fine style, showing D. 1874. at tho hour of one o’clock P. M. Cash Paid for Produce of all kinds. r.f eaid day, in the city of Hastings, al the ATIONAL HOTEL. A. WrnaNi, Stone intends tu ■tort' start Cur for , . > Albert Slnnn intenrlo I., t ■ i n . • i r that they had been well trained for nnrib float door of the court house, in said city, (that being I lie place ef bolding the Kansas, next week, to look at some PERFUMERY. the occasion. circuit court in and for Barry county, Msch ) real estate he has recently purchased Masons arc now at work laying the sell the lands end premises described in i AYD CROCkERY said mortgage, or so much thereof, ns tnay I there, and if he finds congenial spirits gEtiXtllnnrm ^dvrrtisrmrnts. foundatipa for M. A. Hance's new be neccseary to satisfy the amount dua ftQL. Call and examine before purchasing plenty, may settle. cleewhere. bricksUixuv s thereon and the reasonable coats and ex­ E. >1. GATES, penses, and an attorney fee of twenty-five We are informed that an. ugly look­ Nashville, Nov. 1st, 1876. And a full line of dallara, stipulated lo be paid by the terms —The first white settler of Barry of Baid mortgage, should the same be foreing cow created quite a panic on t LEROY C. BOISE. county, while yet a portion of Kala­ elosfld. The description of the premises, as ' school gronuds. Tue&day noon, described iu said tuurlgage are as follows, mazoo county or rather attached to rrit: The north half of the village lol madly rushing through a thereto for judicial purposes, was No. 13, in the village of Nashville, Barry . Nuhrtllv. Mich. school girls and jumping over Co, Mich., according lo ihe plat and aurvey Amasa S. Parker, jvho located wl-2 of.said village. who chanced to be in the way. . Dated Nashville, Marek 19th. 1874. of the swl-s of Sec. 4.5, June 15th, HORACE HOLTON Midland City, a village of 1, l inClkmkxt Sxitu, £bkv Pkxxook 1831, it being in the Township of AU'y for Mortgagee. [25] Morgagea. habitants, had a <16,000 fire the Gth inst. Arrangements are now Prairieville. There he raised his log­ I’rolsutc Notice Grocery and Prorlson Store TOBACCO $ CIGABX. being made to adopt the Hully water cabin without help, getting in a sup­ State or Mtcniaxx, 1 Next Door North of Aylswvrth's, ply of provisions and necessaries, and COVXTT or BASBY, f works in that village. Nashville has Al a oraion of the Probsts Court for the lost nearly twice that amount by fir6 imphments of farm husbandry. He County of Barry, bolden al the Probate (ifcaking for them. inside of three mouths, and steps have was contented with an nx and mall not been taken for evOn a hook and and the rude iinpliments of the pio­ •hick will bo ooU neer days, with these he commenced 8. C Prinffle, Judge of Probate. ladder company. LOW FOR CASH. In the matter of the Estate of Tbompsou improving his purchase, being a young E. D. BITGOOD, P&ofkiktok. Jones, deceased- On reading aud filing ihe OjP- Tie Highest Market Price paid —We are indebted- to Supervisor mat/of siugle blessedness, full of petition, duly verified, of William Parmenter, Keagle for the following statistics in ambition and hope for ihe. future. a creditor of said deoeaaed, praying that HORACE IIOLTOV administration cf said estate may be granted regard to tlie population of this^Cas- Soun his industry and pioneer enter­ FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. to Clement Smith or some other suitable ileton) Township: prise began to reward him, and look­ DRUGS & NEDim, DRESS GOODS. PATENT MEDICINES, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Dale’s lilt Prumoi Safe! NEW GROCERY STORE! CONFECTIONERY. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! Groceries, Provisions, |c Pffg Whcs ai Idtsn at North Maia 84., Nashville, Mich. MRS. L. O. CROCKER No. of widowers over 21 A (Wete Amrtaat Of Milliiery aad FANCY GOODW “UGHT RUNNING DeiESTlC,’ The standard Sewing Machine of the nation. Those wishing a machine wili do well to ness a few years, then sold out, and he now resides in Kalamazoo coupty, in the town of Richland. nam's Hardware. AJTD WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 1967 ing around for some one to share 441 with him his hardships, took unto 534 419 himself a wife to Hike care of his log cabin, where they lived in happi­ No. of widows over 18, No. of female* under 18, BROWN & PILCHER, JACKSO.V, MUCH. Chemist who will carefully attend to LX KIXD6 OF (LZ“ Those having unsettled ac­ counts with the late firm of Downing said petition, aud the bearing thereof.'by At Little, will please call and setlie der which a boy caa be plaoed is the same before they nre made when another bay in the alley is trouble and coets. winking at him and his father is off­ ering him a nickle to carry in a pile day of hearing. S- C. PR1NDLX, gOQKS, >TATI0NI»T lions. • The most trying circauxiances un­ DOWNING & ALLEN. WA.LL PAPER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Drug Store, Nashville. �ana ...... 22 § 26 fellow citizens.! 1TLSW0RTR & FULLER Cabbawe, - JOO Have tw«T»d their «* RPBIKO STOCK, —A species of the sjnnal disease t» (a io > Ims broken out among the cattle of FRIDAY. jHdrat*. lately lost thsrteen head from the 10 H Maple BorW. >b Mr. George Brumm, living-two miles '.north west of this village; he having YAXIEE SOTI033 90 1,00 W (s, 30 tnvoanrnr'a. effects of said disease, and has more •wrrnaniwT xrt*o<n>Ai, cminciL-M.c M.ci .JW.WacBX.lWer rX}- Coot—A good fire is onjbyable. sick. Stranger* are plenty on otir streets. Cltaa. Putnam has been quite sick. has opened it ho­ tel at Thomapp.'c Lake, for the ac GHOCER1E«, Dr.gs,PROVISIONS School Books Slonc.and WoodeM|Ware, And all kinds tf Goods Radom Barr's. REAL ESTATE OFFICE Dry Goods, Groceries Hats, Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, • Notions, comrnodation of fisherman, sportsmen ter i| |M*da Friday night. . .. .. ' tv. mJ >k. and the traveling community. The The long wished for min put is an hr*, in the market will always be Allan Saturday of this week. we all serrsd alike. appearenee Saturday. • found on his table, and everything TasonoaB Maxbok. ■gturtmj* ymfequ Offvr for sale tbe following property: QslU s heavy frost paid ns e duse for the beat comfort of guests —Domarey warrant! all his Jewelry. LoU 11A 73, 107, and 9. Nashville. A. BARBER, M.. D.. BorneoI MMum/ Inducements lo Cash Buys r visit last Wednesday night. Weat h*lf of Lots 80. 31. 82 and 83 of U. The Child cm get jiul a> Good Bar-—While Chude, a four year old V%_ .40, .60.76, .80. $1.00, $1.25,and A. Phillips addition to NmUiviHe. He that repatreih his old aide walk, J grins as the Aged. South th root uf Lot 6 of A. W. Phillips son of CapL Boise, wm out in tlie $1.60 TEA, si Dauijubbmy'b. covereth a multitude of sin*. addition lo Nashville. H. YOUNG. M. D Office two A. W. Olds has built a sidewalk in ; street playing npon the grarfs, a cow Lola 28. 29 sad 80 of Naabvitle. . doors —rath ef Trw—"'. Main Ruvet. 28 Call at the law office of Clem’rai Smith fur Our motto is to sell as cheap hs Naal-vUfe. OfllCTlrfUrsfrojat to » a. Mandttnt front of his lots across Quaker brook. ’came along and Claude tickled her Stars at Tbsodorc Maxton. &e.. SMITH & STRONG W R. C. W WICKHAM. D Particular Union services will be held at the 'nnse.when she, with her horns, tossed him over her head. His cries brought —Dtmarsy's is the plaoe to get Jewelry. SMITH & STRONG. M- E. Church, next Sabbath evening. mother to the'rcacue. and he was We haven't heard of only one po- bis ' tale bug In this ’.vicinity, (his season. 1found to be only slightly braised. go tri Daugherty's, and augb you don’t sea ARNO STRONG, PI,in and Fancy Vjjj "W .I j».yS! H T\ HINMAN, Fashionable Barber V- "and lUIr I>r—er- All kto* of work done with of Union 0IMPSON & WEBSTER. BlackD smlUnu All kind, ot work la tbe UUck*-«fth end UonBMbotfnc Um xerwhd lo promptly . <»*• T B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods and ""r pLEMENT SMITH. V. l^AWYKR, |?ASTMAN & YOUNG. —0n Monday night Inst, some per­ —Petnaray has a new stock of fine and Spring Millinery Goods. EYE and EAR! —Call at Demsrky's and examine hl, Dr. Barber has built a sidewalk on ago, that the water wheels in Holler’s We are now stock of Jewelry. Mr. grist mill hud settled. tlie south side of his residence. JJENBY H. WOOD. happy to stale that they were imme­ Work on II. P. Ralston's residence diately repaired, and the mill was is going qn ■foriy. The frame is never in a belter condition. Holler’s mill will take the bar.k sent for none ad up aud is firing roofed. Prmdle is fo.towing still. Just ice of the Peace, LlEBiiAUSER. Gen. Armstrong running a blacksmith shop. Spectacles Dennis, of the Hastings PARADY, Manulwturer of £ Boot, and Mhoea, ' Journal, smiled upon the “baby editor" last Tuesday. Come again. Work has commeneed on J. B. —The south Jmtment of the iron bndge across Quaker brook wn» un­ dermined by water, last Saturday, rendering the bridge unsafe lor teams to cross. Tho Highway Commis­ | Rniey’s recently fire-injured house. sioners of the Township have posted ^ASHVILLE HOUSE. ! Another story is to lieing added. a notice that they will meet on the A new course of aolioo has bean Cafx.0. M. McCobmick, Proprietor.. 1 2Slh inst, in ‘.ho forenoon, far the pur­ MloHtigun. adopted by tho tomperanco organiza­ pose of letting the job of re'-building. tion, which will "he made public in UraelUU >1 n»«ry in due time.. A little threc-yoar old child of H. Giddings, of Hastings,’ fell down ken in two places, JEWELER &. OPTICIAN. Try Daugherty's Cigars. —Daau-ay has a gtrod assartment of Fin* Truman's new brick is 22x90. The Vermontville Items. fcV 014 OoM and HUrrr Ukra n rxehaoy. WOLVERINE MILLS! CONSUMPTION, EPLEPTIC FITS, fc. Bouts aai Sloes, (E7“ Special attention given to the would respectfully eolioa the altanlioa o Chil­ cuxto mtn to the fuel that he i» making its and all Calf, aud warranted, at provenouta in hia ailla which will prove a dren’s bhoes from '26 ecau, upwards. Orrict—182 Maio St., opposite Hibbard benefit to cuatoiBera as well as lo himself. House, Jackson, Mich. 33 Tbe repatelion of ay miEs are best adver­ tised Uy the Matlfiul locruK &f cssios. Our stock of Diseases of the Eye and Ear. D. M. PURCHIS, SMITH & PUTNAM Tbe Building Committee of Nashville whorl-<r.de aeeond lo none Union School District will receive scaled are now and always have been selling proposals for building a new School House on tbe school grounds in said district, and Hardware7 Cheaper repairs to tbe old bouse, until Ucoday al 12 than any other firm in the State. o’clock. May 25th lost. Specifications of said work may be found for examination at They are now selling the new improved the store of Geo. A. Truman. Tbe committee reserve Ihe right lo reject Oliver Chilled J?lOw any or ali proposals. Li soliciting a very large run of coatom. which Jbcy guarantee lo give satisfaction or Dated Nashville, May 13. 1873. no sale. They are al»o selling tho My Carding Machine L. J. WiixBLa. , Building Com. The co-partnership heretofore existing under tbe firm name of Stone & Maxson, ia this day dissolved by mutual consent.— Persons having accounts with the above firm will pleas* call and mek* an Immediate midement with Theodore Maxson, who will continue ihe business. Nashville M«J 11. 1874. Albsbt L Stoss. Tuxopobk Maxbo*. Being thankfi'l tor past favors, 1 solict a continuation of the Mme. 33 Tit co dobs Max*"*- Charlotte Plow and Drag, Union Mr. PUAVLES, Churn, Empire H ringer. Rathwhose work has riven universal satisfaction burn Stores, Jefferson 'Nails, and all first class Goods in their line. Defies Competition ! Doq3 fail to give us a call 8MTH & PUTNAM. Men's wants are many and If lull Would muster many score. Bqt all tbeir wants may be supplied At D. & Allen's store. Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, ground and whole, Oranges, Raisins. Kerosene Oil, And Everything in Ihe Grocery line al esceedingly low prices for Casb. IEr“ Ptodttce bought at the highest market rates. AYLSW0RT3 & FULLER. A. Atuwobtm. } Wskbbas. Christopher Groxeager of Fine.—The residence of Williard Nashville, Barry Conuiy. Michigan, did on the Eighth day of October. A. D. 1889, Fremire, on the town line between make and execute to Eben Pennock of Bar­ of the entire building will be excel­ Snnfifid and Vermontville, was ry. Barry County, Michigan, a certain lent. burned on the 9th inst. Mr. Fremire capital of tho columns is to be the DRUGS, HEADQUARTERS DRUGS, O-ROCEBIE S DRUGS. Wc have on hand a fine stock of PROVISIONS READY MADE CLOTHING. GAFT. BOISE THEODORE MAXSON Has opened at the old stand of C. B. Rich­ ardson, his STOCK of wti'l-selacud Witt, Mises uJ Chillres’s Gaiters, ©rortrirs and provisions, Horace Lee and Geo. Fleming are was away from home at tbe time. the said mortgage wa» duly recorded in the The family succeeded in . saving a •ffice of the Register of Deeds in Barry Co.. Mich., on the 18th dsy of October, A. Organ, this season. Horace is author­ considerable l>qrtioQ of the furniture. D. ItMi’J, in Liber ••U" of mortgages, oa which we will close out at cost for CASH. To which be invites the attention of tbe ized to take subscriptions for the Loss fully covered by insurance. Public, He sells page 41 : And, where**, there is now due on said note and mortgage, the sum of One News. The Juveniles of our village, under Hundred, Ten and 83-I00tbs Dollar*, at ClawH Goods, A daughter of John Q. Cressy. of the leadership of Miss Benedick, this date, and default has been “ ' _______ , , Hastings, was recently severely bit­ treated us to a temperance exhibition payment of Mid sum : reason of said default, Ihe mortgagee, by BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH! ten by a massasaguer. Medical skill , lost week Thursday evening, nt the PHENIX HOUSE. Janas Baikd, . , .... . ' . . . ia:ne«J, will, on ttae Stub Say or Jane, A. 1 lTnj.rt.tor, Cherloilr. Mieh. . Kir I rtas. 'em- was brought into requisition, and she cliurcli. Uw .-IlilJrei, rooted their, B. 10II, Iho p. m. . r„ lw» Anllara ,wr .lav. Cash Paid for Produce of all kinds. is recovering. in the of Hastings, at thr little pieces in fine style, showing of said day, ’ ’ city ’ ational hotel, a. Wnr.m, north fioni door of tbs court bouee. In said Albert Stone intends to start for that they hud’ been well trained for city, (that being the place ef ho'ding the 1-reprl.M. llwilw. Mleh. la __ ri.^.1 MmnW nutu on rtr.1 Cixir. Term* Kansas, next week, <o look at some Good*. circuit court in and for Barry county. M,ch ) the occasion. real estate he has recently purchased sell the lands ’nd premises described in AMD CROCKERY. Masons are now at work laying the •aid mortgage, or so much thereof, as may there, and if he finds congenial spirits ■Qk. Call and examine baton purchasing SRbrrllanrou* Sidvertbmrnts. foundation for M. A Hance's new be necessary to satisfy the amount dus el*-where. plenty, may settle. thereon and the reasonable costs and exbrick stow. E. GATES, Nashville, Nov. 1st, 1878. We are informed that an.ugly look­ And a full line uf thliATA, airpula tod to be paid by tbe termi —The first white settler of Barry of *si'l mortgage, abould tbe Mme be fore­ LEROY C. BOISE. ing cow created quite a panic on tbe closed. The description of the premiere, aa county, while yet a portion of Kala ­ sduxil grounds, Tuesday noon./’uy deeeribed in eaid mortgage are aa follow*, madly rushing through a group of mazoo county or rather attached to-witj The north half of tha villagfi lol school girls and jumping over/those thereto for judicial purposes, was «o. 13. in the village of Nash villa, Barry NaabrUJe. Midi. », Mich., according lo tbe plat and survey who chanced to be in the way.! Amasa S. Parker, yvho located wl-2 of.aaid village. nUBACE OOLTON Dated Naabviile, March 19th, 1874. Midland Cily, a village of 1,5^0 in­ of the swl-a of Sec. 4.6, June 15th, Cunart Smith, Ebbw Pbsbook Att’y tor Mortgagee. [26] Morgag**. habitants, had a Si5,000 fire oft the 1831, it being in the Township of Grocery and Prorfam Store 6th inst. Arrangements are now Prairieville. There he raised his log­ again selling the popular American UrS^giDRESS GOODS, Notions, Boots, Shoes, N Dale’s ffili aS Prcwn Safe! NEW being made to adopt the Holly waler cabin without help, getting in a sup­ works in that village. Nashville has ply of provisions and necessaries, and LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! lost nearly twice that amount by fire implimcnts of farm husbandry. He inside of three months, and steps have was contenicd with an ax and mall not been taken for even a hook and and the rode imptimenta of the pio Btatk or Micbioax, DRUGS & HENRIK, BOOKS f STATIONERY, PATENT MEDICINES. PE1FUMEIT, GROCtRT STORE! CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO f CIGABS. Next Doer North of Aylswvrth's, At a session of the Probats Court for tbe Groceries, Provisions, Is] Healing*,on Thursday the eight hundred and sereuty-tour: * Varai.kew, which will be sold Present, neer days. with.these he commenced LOW FOR CASH. We will tabs In exchange for Goods improving his purchase, being a young (KT- The Highest Market Price pout —We are indebted to Supervisor man of single blessedness, full of for Country Prodvee. Keaile for the following autistiea in ambition and hope for the future. a creditor of erid deceased, praying that HORACE HOLTOM. administration cf eaid estate may be grants' FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. regard to the population of this' (Cas­ Soon his industry and pioneer enter­ to ClBsnesl Smith or some other suitable person; Thereupon it is ordered, That prise began to reward him, and look ­ tleton) Township: Moadsy tho first day of Jans next, at nine “LIGHT BUNXING BRBEST1C,’’ 19C7 ing around for some one to shure 451 with him his hardships, took nnfo 634 JACKSON, itticn. Tbs standard Sewing Machine of the nation, 419 himself a wife to take care of his Those wishing a machine will do wall to Ing cabin, where they lived in happi­ givs us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Cfemrf trill currfirig UUtU ness a few years, then sold out, and Ko. of males under 21 married. lions. 424 in the town of Richland. goOKS, ay Those having unsettled ac­ * Tlie most trying circnnstanccs un­ said petition, and the’Wring thereof, by counts with the late firm of Downing Me. ef widows over 18. be. Little, will please call and settle Ko. of foxonbs under 18, 470 der which a boy can be placed is --------------------------- pabiished tho same before they are made li when another boy in the alley is in tbe •• Nashville New WA.LL PAPER trouble and coats. *?: winking at him and, his father is ofTJ ering him a ntekle to carry in a pile A C. PH1NDLE, (AlraecepyJ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL j 32w3 Judge of Probate. but “nary” a nigger. IftiLtor n«mnxnr. E. D. BITGOOD, ^aopaizroa. { J. F. ftusv Alox-ttrnorc Halo. Grecian Corinth style, and the finish IV.M. JONES, DRESS GOODS, WliatNow Notice to Kulld-rs. Last week Wednesday, at about three o'clock in the afternoon, stairs and broke one of its legs, on the house of Mr. Wm. Dayis, F. Dascbb,- Proprietor. the 7lh inst. Ml<'Hlsa»three ruiles south and one Turnout to tbe temperance mass । ....... . „ , , mile east of of this village, caught meeting to-night. Eloquent dis- _ . . . . i fire in the garret from the stove courses will be delivered and bcautipipe, ond was burned with its con­ ful songs sung. I tents, except ona bureau and safe. pilAS- W. DEMARAY, On Saturday last a son, William, It was a new ho:ise not quite com­ of A. J. Bowne, of Hustings, was run pleted. Loss, over $500. No Ins. over by a wagon and his left leg bro­ JJNION HOUSE. •^.Daugherty does not intend t undersold. has moved his other in the. manufacture of good family to Vermontville, where he is flour. TAIL OR BROWN AND BLEACHED. COTTONS, DENINAS, TICKS, STRIPES, C0TT0NADES, I boy all kinds of produce ia theta aeoan. BRS. STEBBINS CHECKS, CARPET deeirea to infonn the ciliiras of Nashville Our buain^aa it conducted on strictly tem­ perance principles. and viiinity. that she baa opened drug store. iscatter the agricultural implements in WARP, COTTON BATTS, all his goods from headquarters, B. F. Narriu her store, opposite Tru­ Express offioe building. West side of Maia On the 9th inst., Charles Sisson. Ifront of C. C. Wolcott's hardware ir, ihe old Salamander of Chicago, Instead man's dry goods ■ KID CLOVES, NOTIONS, *c. St., Nashvile, Mich. of Irving, had his leg cut ofl by a istore, up and down Mam Street in * ANVENTIRE NEW STOCK OF D. C. GRIFFIT*4 circular saw. irecklesa profusion. x Practical jokes —$600 worth of new TEAS just received E. Chipman in the "boss" croquet- Ilike this should be punished with from New York, st Daugherty's. Try 'em. gar All kinds of I>t<-ss .Making and playtr of the village. He goes clear iseverity. . JHillinerr. done in the latest Proprietor of the around on one trial style*. Give her a call. 29. . —L. J. Wheeler has sold his inter­ syles. IS COMPLETE. Dealers report*the sale of chewing est tn the Nashville Creamery to gum on the decrease. Horse-radish at tbe Cily Drag Store ofTheodore MaxJohn Barry, of this township. Tlie is taking its place. . RMDf HADE CLOTHING now firm is known ns Chipman & New blinds have been put or T.C. nr. R. C. TBOJIFSOX —Denary hex a good araortmenl of plated Barry. They have rented the rear Downing's residence; also D.. II. and basement of Bitgooil's building, — AND — Everts late purchase. Farmers will find it to their advan­ ACUTE AND CHRONIC D SEASES to carry on their business in, and have A prominent gentleman of Hast­ tage to call on Daugherty. He p.ty» the «O to #30 A SUIT. started their tpams to buying butter. catarrh, asthma. highest pries, for all the produce they have ings says the New* is the liveliest —We made mention a few weeks to seU. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! ___________________ newspaper in Barry Co. Eastman k Y‘»ing have moved in­ to their new office over Maxson's- ison or persons,, took the liberty to C. APPLBMAN. Milliner nnd . Di«- M»k„. ha. at Ur rr«Mracs »p tbr nortkpert «rf I&sn, a »«K"I ^■'1-n'nl.if MIUJnep NEW IILLINERY STORE. the cheapest, give 16 ozs. to the lb. and the right change every time. P« Faes atLijan BROWN & PILCHER, at Karih Main BL, Sa.hrllk, Mkb. MRS. L. O. CROCKER asm's Hardware. She has just received AND WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A Ctoplete Asortaeit Of lilliKry and FANCY GOODS indaDRExHS MAKING wtlbi £tationry At least 10 DOWNING & ALLEN. the city �Ayer’s Ague Cure, THX TUI UtAlTUl ween of Great Hnteih,.Ireland, Fiiusbed " Nail j, xbu hist ta th. world. b«u owe party ehaU occujiy a train or a boat at j the Dragon did not wave, Vjuieijy sent a ume. .• i ooe qrer and hns< it on a pahn-troe. o«r, 1 M•»'- iThe nr, n»ta «M«Ho the gloij, uid aiw.. o( .Briuio u,, hOTto(m, k|ng. branches. cf the I’etineylvanla' Legislature, prompt espousal or nts car.ea, ana uasanut, . quickset trip acroo* ite Caeiflc. Hbo ran >m Yokohama —making the whole running time in seventeen days aud ci|trt hours. Her average speed waa ’ —The-couric f inquiry which has been In­ vestigating tlie charges of fraud and mal­ feasance preferred by tho Secretary, of War . against Gps, Ites ard Bae made upHs Xte,-1 iegr. and transmitted them 16 ihe Aecrstery of War and tho President. Tho court acquits hijn cf any intention uf defrauding lbs Government. —It is reported from Washington that tbe Administration han s^greUy negotiated a treaty o? reciprocity with Canada, and that the treaty erill shortly bo presented to the Ucnafc for ratification. . —The Committee on Postofficos and Poet­ roads of the National House of Itepreecntetircs havo prepared a bill requiring tho prepayment of postage on nowapai^rs and other printed —The Howard .court in ite findings stood 4 to 8, the majority voting that tbe evidence lakou relieved Gen. Howard from responsi­ bility. —The bill agreed upon by tho Houao Committce on Posloffices, for tbe pre payment.p f postage matter, aocorda with the recommenda­ tions of tho Postmaster-General, end provides that publishers may prepay tho postage on their publications by the pound, probably this law goes into effect, it will simply be noeeavary to weigh each mail edition of newspapers and periodicals in bulk, and will compel publishers to charge '.5oir tho matter.which the latter receive. Tlie plan will reduce tho rate very largely, and is aimed to simplify tho business of collec­ tion, which ia now badly arranged, and diffi­ cult to execute. —The now iron steamship City of Tokio waa successfully launched at Chester, Fa., on tbs IStbinat. -The HiMtesippi river still continues on tbe rampage. A brook GOO foct wide occurred on tlie 13th (net., al Miller'a, on tho Missis­ sippi aide, opposite Friar's Point, swooping plantations and farms along the river. —Tho White Blockings Base-Ball Club, of Chicago, and tho Athletics, of Philadelphia, contested a game in the forffinr city on the 13th inst., the Chicago club winning by a ecore of 4 to nothing. —Tho Prison Congress met at 81. Louis, Mo., on the 14th Inst. —The Diatrloi of Columbia Investigating Committee are conducting affaire with closed doors. * —The President has issued a proclamation based on the opinion of the Attorney-General, recognizing Baxter as tho legal Governor of litical causes. —Tbs Government of Guatemala lias of­ fered tbs British Government full indemnity at.d reperation for the reosnt outrage op Vice­ Consul Magee. —The pro[x»ilion(to send Capt. Tyner, one of the British Board of Trade Hallway In­ spectors to tbe United -States to investigate the affairs of the Erie Railway, meets with strong opposition iu Parliament. —Tbe great Cheshire stakes at tho Chester races were won by Andred. —The Hqnso,Cuipmittoe on elections are —There is considerable excitement In the once more tryinglbte case of Cannon, the Utah French Assembly, canoed by the Duke do representative. This time for polygamy. Broglie's new measure to create an Upper Chamber or “ Grand Council" in the As- Nelsonville, Ohio, on the 9th inst., in which one man was killed aud two mortally wounded. —A dcupacate fight with four fugitive con­ victs occurred at Jeffersonville, Ind., on the lltb inst. One of tiro guards, G. Chamber­ lain, was shot through tbe.hood and instantly killed. Newton Post, one of tlie convict!, was riddled with bullets and died immediately. Another, named Brown, waa s4riouelykwounded. Tho oilier two were captured and re­ turned to prison. —A riot ooctrrrod on board tbe Mississippi steamer James Howard, at Cairo, III., on the llth insL, in which twelve of the crow par­ ticipated, injuring the mate and carpenter of —A dispatch from Ban Francisco, Cal., states that on tho 14th iuat. Tiburdo Vaaqtuz. the bandit, for a long time a terror .to Uio southern portion of the State, was captured, with two of liie guig near Loa Angelos. —Samuel Walker (colored) was execute! st Liberty, MUaourt, on the !5th inet, for the murder of bis wife on t£e 15th of October —Gen; Concha, of tho Spanish Republican army, is pmditng forward to occupy tho paeaee iu ths vicinity of Bitcay. —Don Carlos is at Tolono with tho main —A loiter from Paris to the London Timet predicts that tho now Spanish Ministry will shortly exhibit Alfonalal tendencies. —Tho political situation al Madrid contin­ ues critical, tlie opposition press violently dip Bouncing ths Ministry. A *-Cien. Dorregaray baa be*o appointed Com­ mander- in-Chief of Don Carlos* army. TItK Ali KANSAS XKBKLUQJt. HXASCIAL AMD IXDU8TMAL. SU’iXlSiK“tU' nil.. .... . .. l< BOLD 3T ALL MBDICIMX DKALKRS. TMJC JfAMJUBUi. NEW YORK. •1.7309.90. r.w. ios< CHICAGO. Good Cboko mjaSA Tl; Medium to Fair, tl.OJN®#.40; Inferior jo Common, 43.7X^3.75. “ Houa-Uye, 4LX-3 5,40. FLOVM-Cbolre Whiti Winter, 4*.5<X45.001 ; »». 2 Bl-ring, fLSJIiHMJnSi ; No: 3 BITTERS Dr. J. Walker’s California Tin­ eear Bitters are a pnrely Vegetable preparulkdi„nudo chihSy frum the neelive herbs found on the loiter ranges at the Sierra Nevada mountainsof CaM* nia, the medicinal projiertles of which are extracted therefrom without the uao of Alcohol. Tho question is almost daily asked, “What is the cause of tho unparalleled -success uf Vinegar BrrTkKsrj Our answer is, that they remove the cause of disease, and the patient recovera his health. They are the great Wood purifier nnd a llfe-glvfng principle* a perfect Renovator aud Invlgorator Dr. J. 0. ATEB ft CO., Lowell, Mae. of ihe system. Never before in tbe hirtory of tbe world iUs a medicine been comtmutidcd poaaesring' the remarkable qiudidM of Vibeoaz Bitters in healing tee Kick of every duotea man i* hvir nx^Thoy arc a gentle Purgative a* well aa a Ttfific. relic ring Uoritecatem or Inflammation ot . tho Liver and Visceral Orpum, in Bilious Di.-c.Moa. . The properties of Dr. Wakerb's a MV | sending the address of ten persons with 10 fin 1 | eta. Win receive,/res. e t-enttful Chromo VixegamBimnm are Aperient, Dianbofetfc, one I at'j^’iragisgeag.'BiiSt Canmnalive, Nutritions, LaxaLve. Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altem live,'aud Anti-Biliour. eat: iffi£!ZrtSS‘ S87K n. n. MrDONALn Ji co.. DrtWftto. and Gro. A*gta, Ran Francben. Cdifcrolo, _■ _z-ll-._l.l- —..J. --.I r-k.-ltr,X. V. CINCINNATI. WHKAT-41.*021.43..CbBl<--7(ka'T>. O.Tto-503 Sc. Uvu-41.15. Baulk—..<3. Ponx— MILWAUKEE. Wtreav-xo. 1.41 .aiiaiJBX; No. X 31.»<t .M«4. I*oex-$17.00. IronD-10>*<4lfi.«iC. TOLEDO. ■ WtrxxT—Amber Michigan, 41.45X04. 46; No. 3 and cnrriratlona on tbeir annual inromre, dlvlTjn, New I>asactu__Modern Bcienco drnda and ealarias. Carrite-yrea, 1«; nay., C. hft • demon#traUa that alcohol IS Tuesday, May 12.—Senate.—The Military * •« neither food nor physic," but, on the I. «!.mxa Committee reported favorably on th. bill to pre- , contrary, a species of poison, the invide for better protection-uf tbs frontier Ort- j troducuon of a potent touic which is tlsmrot of Tolas ^nU Indian aud Meatfrte from jt j. certainly a Bub- 83SQS3C. CLEVELAND. a.,, J.rr.e.u.™,, ten.. <>» jmurr joct tor oo,isr«l.il«tion. Da tVu.M»*. 1 lied, 41.&324.J*; No. Onentln. .r .h. VrahOAhliSron i* » medicine which wr nr,™,., u. n, u , ch.reeteri.ed M «*1 m>1 ™ ■ obJ^>i.>h«l.lo,m«dao tor m«.rdi.tr<».. Tburmati ■ anisnururnt otritliic out the rection . • , , • • HOUSEHOLD which drbar. Itmurenre roun-tUre from .haring ' Wg and dangerous diseases. in tu. tenr-fit. of the i ni w» rented, .nd ib« bui . Temperance organizations, heretofore PANACEA puMrei by a vote of t» to 17... ctaytou m-ivod tbe >n favor of permitting the sale of alcoapi»mtmc«t Of a romtui tiro of tbrre to goto Ar-, hoi for medical purposes, sro of Opinion kautaa and Invcallgat. th® dlattirbanm there, that \ INEGAR Hl 1TUI13 poSBCSSCH all tho FAMILY Laid over. efllcncy as au inrigorant that has, ever LINIMENT. lleure.—Th. Utah contreted election caa« waa do- been OVOU elaitilM for spirituous stilUUc'ded in favor cf cannon, the silting iwr»it«... SJaute, and ou this account, ns well as Seme time ru .pint in Oommittre of whole on . because of the singular success which HOUSEHOLD the bill io amend tb. Pxwnger Steamboat law.... i jias attended *its USS in dyspepsia, liv< r PANACEA Poteat! asked leave lo offer a resolution nCaUng to I complaint, disorders of" tlie bowels, tbe disordered condition of affaire in Arkansas, ’ Uervous diseases, general debility, and but objeciion being made, it waa not received. I maladies growing out of ixiteinpcrFAMILY Wedsssdas, May 13.—tvnaie.—Ths Free . anco, they warmly recommend it ait a Banking bill reported by the Finance committee t restorative and alterative of surpassing LINIMENT. waa eonaldered, bring d'bated by Sbertnan, Eogan, excellence. . 43 Rev. Horatio Stedbinh, of San Fran­ cisco, unit] in a recent lecture, that a mnn who is simply honest’ because “ honesty is the best policy," is a d election care hawker and peddler of religion for its ■of Hjkre agnlnat Spencer. ...The Indian ApproprUaccidental results. . tn the Committee on Appropriations.... Ulla Introduc'd: By Chandler, for the better pre. A healthy liver secretes each day about two and a half pounds of bile, which contains a dun natioas; by Uglr*by, far the relief of the great amount of waste material taken fronj.the ChkkMsw* and the frt 'iimcn. - Windom lubslMnl blood. When the liver becomes torpid or con­ gested, it fails to eliminate this vast amount a rvooluilon directing tho CoaAlttee on Appropri*- of uoxiouefmbstauce,which, therefore, remains to poison the blood and bo convoyed to every FAMILY PHYSICIAN part of the system. What must bo the condi­ malee for each of the tmprovemehta ircommendrd tion of tho blood when it is receiving and re­ taining each day two and a half pounds of •$25X.aW tbs four routes Indicated In their report. Laid on poison ? Nature tries to work off this poison through other channels and organs— the kid­ the table and ordered j-rinlpd. neys, lungs. akin, etc., but tiroes organs be­ ffoosr.—Bntler obtained leave for tbe Jndiriary come overtaxed in ]wrformn>g tins labor in Coinmlltee lo report the’ Genera Award bill at any addition lo their natural functions, and cannot long withstand tho pressure, but become va­ riously diseased. The brain, which is the groat alectrieal cen­ ter of all vitality, ia unduly stimulated by tbe unhealthy blood which passes to it from the riaa Xcallj got through tbe committee and heart, and it fails to perform its office health­ fully. Hcuco tbe symptoms of bile poisoning, which are dullness, headache, incapacity to keep the mind on any subject, impairment of memory, dizzy, elewpy, or nervous feelings, beard gloomy forebodings,’and irritability of tam­ j-ciied in per. The blood itself being diecaaed, aa it forms the sweat upon the surface uf the nkiu, it Is so irritating and poisonous that It pro­ duces discolored brown spots, pimples, rtfhtrmth page, ths commiUeo ro*«t.... Tbe Benate blotcliee aud other eruptions, sores, boils, bill to distribute the Geneva award wav taken from corbuncloti and scrofulous tumors. The stom­ tbs Bnraiterb table and referrod to tWJudiciary ach, bowels and other organs cannot escape becoming affected, sooner or later, and wo Committee. havo aa Uro result, oostivoncaa. piles, dropsy, TnpnMDAV, May It.—Senate.—Tlie Finance dyapepeia, diarrhea. Other symptoms are bill waa coueidered in Committee cf the Whole, and common, aa bitter or bail taste in mouth, in­ reported to the Senate, numerous atnendmeuts bo ternal beat, palpitation, to-sing cough, un­ steady appetite, choking ecnaation in throat, lug proposed, all o( wjtlcb Were adopted, anil th? bloating of stomach, pain in sides or about sbouldare or back, coktuoas of extremities, rar. HanpHvenjoyInffC i cot»tort» of .xt.tsnFc. CATABRHE“=Z 3 SCHOOL TEACHERS n Portable Soda Fountains! g=> WANTED $<o, 850, 875 and 8100. GOOD, DURABLE AND CHEAP. Shipped Ready for Use. mTTI A TEA A0ZNTS went I Ha_A_.country to tell TBA, <** X-,J-*-*Ordors tor tbe Urges PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. Address W. A. Henderson & Co., Cleve­ land, 0., or St Louis, Mo. Wanted^Agents. From $75 to 8350 per Month, Tarrant’s Effervescent Seltzer Aperient. THE IMPROVED HOWE SCALE COMPARISON INVITED. COMPETITION CHALLENGED Send tot Circular* and Prtre,. A. M OlLUKRTSCO.. * state »L. Chicago. GILBERT A COMPANY. the pubHc domain. Jlatod on the calendar.. meaaage to the Legislature, detailing tho con­ dition of affair* in regard to the Governor­ ship, and euggoating a constitutional conven­ tion. A reoolution wav adopted calling on the Preaident to put tho Baxter authorities iu bill; pooaetaion of tho tPato-Hotu* and public grouuda, which was telegraphed to Waehing- at tbe Tr< *»ury 1» directed to retire United State* eurred thia forenoon, a.-.J continued till 1 Baxter circles that ho bad been recogr.ixed by t hr.Umtod btates Government, and that fact soon becoming known on tho streets, there was much excitement, but it was nothing com- Agents Cuide. 03886359 lime. The liver being the great depurating or blood-cleansing organ of the system—set this great ••housekeeper of our health" at work, aud the foul oorrvpuons which gender in the blood aud rot out, as it were, tho machinery of life, are gradually expelled from the ayetcm. For this ptarpose my Golden Medical Discovery with very small dosca daily «f my Pleasant Purgative Pellets are pre-eminently tlie articles needed. They euro every kind of humor from tho worst scrofula to the com­ mon pimple, blotch or eruption. Great eating ulcers kindly heel under their mighty curative influence. Virulent blood poisons that lurk in the system are by them robbed of their terrors, and by their persevering and aomowhat pro­ tracted use the u-oet tainted syrtems may be completely renovated and built up anew. En­ larged glands, tumors aud swellings dwmd o __ — — ...1 nn.1 ff,m li.rt 11AFV.H fll NO PAYMENTS REQUIRED, . a. ilAtt t.Bumngu W Have Been Us»d Since Jan. lnt, 1871. and to ear.a i HUUffKM^ .1 -.1 7.1 M ' droggiste, ■,_______ .** ... Some of the beat anreoonr of Europe ... . .. -__ ______ . t-lau..,...*. a itntioii euro thouaaiuls of cares anuuallysuch aa diseased joints, all manner of human deformities, paralyain. piiee. fistula, catarrh ...A Xk-.u.L, TV vnti nMi! sn-h troat- and information HCK. Sandwich Manufacturing Co., SANDWICH-pr. KALB CO.. ILI.1SOIS. ADAMI' Pa'tKBFT UKLF-FKKIrtNU POWJ K 3 । SPEEDILY «. »ere. Hand l orn-XhaUni. b-ls menui rsrs e,f tbs celebrated COMN KING CVLATOK. S.2 "THE THRESHER OF THE PERIOD? = * 8 HP sB« s-g.'* .»5?2:8 a-S As.sfe* DR. WHITTIER, •*’, IhBuhs? saving, and money making. SAW-HiWL LANE dt BODLEY. ixaay fascinate at PORTABLE AND STATIOSABT SAW-MILLS Kvtnr full purttcuters tohiMs nmlothar tatfor- AtWroea, NlUHOLfl, SHEPARD * CO., Brooks has jwemvad official notice of tho woguiUoa of Daxier by We federal aatbori- it poubd of tor-wap riUtm three days. XEDIC1L Samaritan Nervine! to buy Threshing Na- Go to IUtkb6H<e Wai ar Cure. Hamilton, Ill. »n*. by mall oa'receiptof price._____ ______ 0EKT8 WANTED to Mil our Ju'f.y celebrated Artielaa tor Ladle*’waar. Ipdlapenaabl* and abeolutely nreeaaory. 10.000 MOLD MONTIS LT. Tbey gtv* «>mf.i»i and anti*­ , factton. Ko female oau do without them. ■ sinpl.iwt.ffli receipt of FllEK. A f.>rf!lu«ti«t"d Circular. LE PERLE BUESEB >U>n«r«. tioicieri. At. i Unayrte.lr. IL Sneb Crowd* XXIUiOAD IXTXLI.TQXXCB. lease of tbe Atlantic and Groat Weat■ca<{ by tho Erie Hallway Company has 500,000 j ZINC COLLAE PADS' enir.g influence, and no liver so hyperteophied as not to give up its long-retainod bllione se­ cretions, aud no chill or fover has yet refused crew* of 84,000,000 for Ute mouth of April. proclamation. Croatia of Baxter eoldlem crease its qmidoipal burden about as fast aa filled tbe atresia, yelling at the top of their the national debt ia jwtfl off. ‘ —TheMnater Methanics of thoUnited Btttee St., Chicago. IOWA AND ’NEBRASKA! JUBILEE ORGANS.” Tlia military situation to-day has not de­ veloped anything in the, way of a gene;al cbangrabte Into gold betid*. alter Joly 1, IHtS—tbe battle, though eevsra! minor skirmishes have IXD CASUALTHCS. occurred—one soon after dinner, on Capitol Lawrenee river, at Quebec, cn the 8lh of May, hill, between M of White’s cavalry and aa llmu.-nt IX-ficioncy bill and tbe DlpicmaUc caused immenac deatruction of shipping, tho many of Brooks* infantry, the result being low being variously c-ati mated al from4500,- the wounding of one of ths cavalrymen slightly.. Tlie second skirmish occurred Juat at dark, were destroyed, and many were seriously damaged. Brock** picket*, the Utter making an attempt -A dispatch from East Saginaw. Mich., PkiPAT, May 15.— Senate.—Ateernpreeento 1 however, and although iwmo 40 or 50 shots Wilhoit's Tonic !—A Safe, Sure AMD Sctmmvfic Cuxx!—T*x> unprecedented were flrod, only two were wounded.slightly. whole Saginaw district, which,, hi their extern Little Rock, May 15.—Hemo skirmishing and destruction of property, threaten to rival • 'rom almost every potart." —The rteamr.liip Sibera, plying Utween . poison,. coikcUcn of money, due tbe Un«rd fftstot t># that stranded auiloru, which they haye ekten road....The Housa wont into Ccmmut.. of the j witlj relish, and to which article of diet •»>“> *>»»—or “long pig.** , taw'’•? di“O’«oJ IV duced a MR amendatory and .ropptameatsry to the I Kttjo WM known rcspectlhg acta of cmutr*— granting laud, to aM it. the con-1 them till 1840, ween they were visited strnctinaof tbs Northern p*cia<*railroad....tTin- . Commodore Wilkes, of our navy. d«n.CrusBlb.C«uuuUU>4 0n IlUdte Landa, r-.-rf-• ’ . .. , ... •d favaraNy oti ths IL-use bill for tbe rrii-f at 110 chautised the natives for crut-Hy Mttters on railroad lands....a resolution ww I practiced on our sailors. In a fight two augurated a veritable reign of terror in tbe adopted directing tbe Ocmmtttee’om Public BaUd- I of his men were killed, for which he island. Persons euapMted-Of sympathy with iX^u^te^r--geanee He made a tho Insurgeute are'tried by wholesale’ and With the king of these cannibala, condemned In gangs to death or ths chaiu- to suffideul for tbe erection cf an arch, to te ealUd tbe Waahingtan Arab, and if tbe Washington Mon- I in which it wan agreed >hat they should ecutor of supposed rebel* To rciqain neu­ OK-at soci-y would romret to .neb an areaao-: cntQO mon> American “long pig." Tho mmil. J.Several bills and rmolnUous of a ■ * i. „„ i ’ tral in lo court death or chains. c. .IA, u» »gre<™i.i. lunreTrj, <U noti^l, .nd —Haring gained Che Gold coast in honora­ Grm-va Award tiUi was dtaeuawd and laid ever. ’ I in 1869 our Government contemplated ble combat, tho BriUah Government, in ac­ Ihtue.—The following btiin were Introduced: By I faking pOMC*uiun of the islands to incordance with Its time-honored policy, pro- ».u« (M—j. “ '*T>2* ^"7 •_* I ,UTO U>o P»j™ut of the .um of gU.OOO, MorriMm, to Ax tbe term of Frnrideut at alx yeara , . ... , tho two one province, nnd^r a Governor lo be and to prohibit hi« rc^loctton; by Rob- { “ indemnity for outrages committed on ■ eiwunu * of Buja-rvisore and '* our citizens. Borne Australian bunkers. appointed bytbe Crown. CwUcctara ■- —Tiro Caar of JUntaU has arrived in KoInternal itcreuuc by the however, raised the money in considersgland and waa received with much pomp by u™ th" nr1’1 to U” ‘•••C'lf. tho anihorltiMi. AprropriaUon bill* wrre’ taken up and After that, large numbers of English r**aed....Duun offered a rreciution author- settled there and induced the natives to steamer Ctngales during a dense fog, and all r”"?* " ■'T^‘„• ‘"’““‘J | offer the dominion ot tho country to on board drowned except the mate. Qorerncr for Arkansas.... A bill wa. poured I ..... »• .• —The new Spanish Ministry has been on- da-isring aubjret to local, stale, or Territorial Great Britain. Ihe civthzod nat'Ves riounoed. Very littip had l>oen beard of the taxation tbn laud, of tb. Pacific Railroad . near the court were anxious to do this uew beads of departments in the political Oemp.mm, r-o« u. fta. uu an I jn order to gain protection again.1 the ontltled to them, IrrMSMctlveof tbo limo at.wbkb b . . . . arena previous to tbsir appointment. ta«.> r»rt».«,.a nsonntonoer. u> the inUrior, who are —Tlie Popo appears to bo considerably ex­ orcised over the condition of Uic church in rule and adoi< * rreulntion declaring that if as j still fond of "long pig,y both foreign Mexico and Guatemala, and denounces tbe ac­ Increase c I taxation be found nrecaaary. .tick in- ' na(j domestic. tion of their Governments as bitter persecu­ tion. ' —••Wlion tbe cat's away the mice will play.'* Tbe Czar of all thb Russia*-loft tlie capital a--fow days ago to pay a family visit, when bis brother, the Grand Duko Nicholas, took advantage of the occasion to raise a dis­ turbance, for which bo was arrested and lodged in prison. >His offense in not men­ tioned by tho cable, although it Itf tionably a serious one; for Grand Dukes are not Jugged on trivial provocation in Russia. His house waa tcarclicd by tlie police, and great excitement prevails iu St. Fotareburg over the affair. —Tho Czar and Grand Dake Alexis of Rus­ sia were entertained by Queen Victoria on tho llth inst. —Butcher Burriel, of Santiago do Cuba, has a long communication in the Spanish Kpoca, (Madrid) ia which he defends his execution of the prisoners taken from tbe Virginian. —The London Times has advices that Gen. Cdnclia of the HjiauUb Republican forces baa orders to hold a heavy column of troops in -rcadtueM to march to Madrid. —The Duke de Broglie, leader of the French Ministry, arcepte the challenge to mako his Electoral bill a capital question. —News from Germany denies that the Grand deed all the affections which arise from ma­ larious, marsh, or misasmatlo • earns limo cmmaaling modwatjon in all ths-r! rocks to the reapectablo inland of Viti. law,ie eoaslitalioMlMd lie h“ dtmidfal actions and feorfngs toward those who bad | Lira,-whoxe »roa is ffboul -1,000 square 'miles. Tbest! iuUndraro the richest in Uon aliall be exttrciaed to put it in general. prodociious in the Pacific Ocean. Tlie OOJfVH&UUO UMMA Hi*. people arc not much given to tbe purSatpmat, May L-Senate -RM in reaaiou- BtuU •U1U of agriculture, Rgncuiture, but get got their ttteu living BMdffal Hwa.-ooicfmdt rwoiouMiJtoTcirjn^ j^siwlpilly fcpm. thc,irild fmjls which —The Antl-Monopoliata of loir* have w in Ito. faiwlvn re>nvtett hi the the CuHrtt* -------- .1 m.11 ___ t_ tforrfim ___ r__ tlva-to the l.nAlno landing rtf cf fkMwtga ronviett hi Cnlted ’■ _L__ i_____abound. Their only Do* Moina*, tor tho nomination of Bule offifirmed maniac. His insanity was brought on by persistent study of tho financial quee- nomination for United Staten Senator from Connecticut, which is .equivalent to eUctiun. —Admiral Bochanati, of the Confederate FKMtffJOA. —The Tichbonie claimant han eaten nothing —Nxwa from Alex. H. Stephana. of Georgia but broad since hb incarceration in Newgate, and be« <l«;ndlcd down to 800 pounds tn return to Washington. Fawer and Agua.IntarmlttantFevRT, Ohl 11 Fawar, Rcmlttsnt ^ever. Dumb A»ue, Periodical or LANK A Bt'DLET, JOffJt AXD *AT*Jt-OTk, ClkClkHATI, a |BUY J. & P. COAax. WRITING TO ADVERTI^EHR. you caw the ndvertlBrntent THRKAD far yw M£| � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-05-29.pdf.pdf 972ad5cfc3171e0904f162f8873f82d7 PDF Text Text RATES: HT 40 KOL TA’ TJAH NASHVILLE, BARRY CO^ MTOH., FRIDAY, MAY2.Q, 1874. VOL. I. ------------------- NO. 35. Mgru lm rmwiu. 1 Oaliforaia sonjo day.1 . . A BiT'Of RC^MSCS The lives of the pioneers in the re­ mote mining district of Califomiswere *" roiminoe or excite_ jieseofi nt the gam­ ing and to relieve the monotony i of mountain life they frequently passed a few months in “ Frisco " (San Franoiac®)» °r tojourned f ^r a season with the Wcbfect, otherwise known as Ore­ gonians. Mr. Charlee Bradbury, of Indiiui Town, Northern California, had been fortunate in mining, and as winter was approaching, when little could be done in nis claim, ho left it in care of hia partners and set ont to visit a rela­ tive wbd Raided in the Wfltamette Valley some three hundred miles dis­ tant Ajpiity had been mad» up to cxvss the Siakiyou, on the summit of whjch the show already lay deep. This, it XM ’understood, would be thu last party which would undertake tho pas­ sage,ofJhe mountains before they should time of starting they were n young mon named Alfred «o parents resided in Ore­ gon. He had recently been suffering from indisposition and was. cautioned noli to undertake the/trip which was sufficiently arduous even for the moat vigorous; but his anxiety overcame Lis prudence and he set out with the others. Before the summit was reached he be­ came quite exhausted, and had it not been for the kindly assistance of Brad­ bury he must have perished. From this occurrence they become warm friends, and nt young Boise's urgent so­ licitation Bradbury accompanied him to his home near the head waters of the Umpqua, where he' was cordially wclcorned by the family. A sister of his friend, named Adaliza, was a charming girl of seventeen or eighteen summers, and at once won the admiration of tho nusoeptilde Californian. Hia stay was lengthened from lhe few days which he at first purposed remaining, to several weeks. Not wishing, howeyef,.to prolong his visit to a visitation, he bade his new-found friends a reluc­ tant adieu and continued on hia way to ’ the Willamette. Here lie purclihsed a fine horse and not unfreqtiently tasted hi* speed with that of the beat horses in the neighborhood, and always to lus entire aatiafaction. ' Bradbtfry remained a few weeks with hia relatives, but the spirit of jdnreat possessed him, and ho soon turned hia face southward, urging as an cxcu<e that his buaint-fts at Indian Town de­ ’* * ’ his presence. His business, , was not so pressing but that d aside to halt awhile at the ranche of hie friends, the Boise*. His admiration for the fair Adaliza had .deepened to the tender passion, and this fact he was not slow to declare. But she replied: web-foot girls, and you hare won our psavidod a home for you, you shall some to me, or I will come after you." . But she would give' no direct an- will pas* those tww lire Jay bad occasioned•" hitn »o j iiMfla' anxiety. On the second day after leaving Jacksonville he fell in with a trav­ eler, riding like himself . on noxsebsek, and in the same direction. This ifarimger gave his name as Hartman,'an£ after a few hours became obmmunicAtire. He said that he had become tired of leading a single life, and was going down to the Umpqua to chahge hia condition. Bradbury appeared to take but little notice of his remarks, but contrived to keep him talking until ho learned that the young lady whom he ,:. W *w BfrJKflpjr. cjMxifzrr. ■ Teaaintc Dwarves. ■ KoirrH'AMiTOM.MaM., May 20,—When Jtl;e Legtalative Committoe visited the B RIXf JtKNTIOlV. trow GORHAM SPXXT AS X VMMIMG. WKAVLBG CARFXT. Iowa claims to have 2C.000 aplritaaS- Lost Wednesday evening Mr. Gorj ham’s wife was very desirous of attend­ Dattox, Ohio, luw 300 grain etavs- ing the prayer-meeting or theater—-I forget which — and bod engaged : Nncrrr millions of people speak En­ Mrs. Clayton —one of her friends ’Saturdwy,!WB» attondpd with such terglish. 1 jeot Wis flrat broached to G. his usually Texas has a reported population of to the gnp, awd a careful examination ' wan made of the bottom, the walls, 1,060,000. ’ overcast, and things looked as though filling and aurapundtoga. The con1 they might culminate in. a severe ' <traclor, Bassett, taking a copy of the habitauta. specifications contained in the original” A Vebmont bed-quilt contains 10,- very plethoric, and, therefore, being । contract under which the dam had been < unable to enjoy the luxury of a hired built, called th'o attention of the mem­ Exoland spends $64,000,030 a year girl, he anticipated an evening alone “ n chap from California," but as he, bers of the committee to what he termed for tobacco. « . with the babies with anything but who are at homo in the saddle. Bradbury’s sudden movement bad .the Californian, had not appeared st the evidence of their fulfillment, and - It costs but $23,000,000 a year eqanimity. He had never served his given him the advantage by a few rods, the'appointed time, Harhman expected, the conaoqucnX tuoDcrai’on from blame to run Mexico. time at “ nursin', and cuddlin’," and he but he soon realized that it would be no to step in and win tho prize with scarce­ of hlmmlf and those who abted for him. looked forward to his evening's duties •A Haetfoed company makes 5,000,­ ea^ matter to maintain it The girl ly an effort. They continued to travel Col' Wilson, of Boston, the engineer with grim despair. It was all right for 000 eyelets a day.. Clayton io to ie* let jus his wire wife, out out or of an eevenwas urging her bores by whip aud voice, in company, and -when. th<>y canjo. in, who constrnoted the Hartford reservoir, t -.u-o y • uiayron T ” J"?, D“ >» hrf aad having been the winner in many a sight* of Mm's -rimeh, HarksosA-re-umveraitiea in the United States., - after. — - - rendered . Gorham's _ . iodk . hotly contested race, he bent to his markeil with much assurance : „ . ■ ivy* '■«>«. What num ivuucrea m____ Utah TcbbitokY is free from debt .predicament doubly provoking was work in true race-horse style, “reach­ r “ There is* the home of the future marked : “ Thin dam was not built ac,6ording to the specifications of that and’Em f86>66&4? in the treasury. ' 'tact ffcct that he wm inSt'in the thld'* . was just'in middle of a ing long, breathing loud like a cicvioed Mrs. Harkman 1" ' Bradbury apid jtfhwfr •“<$ PMWfin Tourhau^” The Colonel then S t. Lotjx* invested $175,000 In tlte fascinating novel, and disliked to be wind blows-” cd that he was journeying od to ’Port­ prbo&5aed*to point'out that the specifi­ Louisville lottery aud did not draw a‘ drawn down from the airy regions in Little more than oue half the distance which his spirit was roaming with the was passed, when Bradbury bijcame land or Salem. Harkman, however, in­ cations had called for tho building of a -tom qpJus fair^D.ateiuea, foundation wall at least three feet below aware that hia competitor was pressing vited Tee number of schools in Pennsyl­ heroine, to the presale realities of a end totwMng.lji^horiiq's £*>n;t|rfy #xlo However, he ac­ hard upon his flank, and ho know that vania in which the Bible is read is over; poor man’s home. cepted the task, snd soon began to com­ his weight was beginning to tell on the together to the house. Adaliza was at 10,000. lioble beast, which seemed (o realize ths tike door in a moment, and as Bradbury twocn which aud the wall the water was The Russian nation is said toT^pcak fort himself with the belief that he pps easily, created a leak, and value of the stakes for which he ran. sprang lightly from the saddle., she .fouudtojji the most languages, and to Bpdak them could shortly have the children asleep and came to his arms as only girl*' _■ iipread the latter against the - Oregon „ — ___ evcnttisny then enjoy himself. Now, it happened For a quarter of a tnile he held his own ; came the beat. can and do come to the arms of their embankment protector. Thi'f wall was that Johnny had been allowed to have Miss Boise, however, coming onco or Seuaxtian Cabot, the discoverer of a nap during the afternoon—a* thing twice very near, but not maintaining lovers. । Harkmgn looked-, on wjth sur- four feet narrower than the contract priao.'bUt at length found words to ex- apocittd IhltitahonkUrta breo. “In I Newfoundland, was boro in Bristol, in which had not occurred in a long time. bar position at Bradbury’s side. Tho short/’ Baid OaL Witaon, “ tiia specifi­ 1477, and died in 1667. Bat, .after- tremendous draughts upon goal was almost reached and he was A Chicago paper complains of the his patience and paternal forbearance, “ Euchered 1 what a grouse (Ore­ cations have be<m entirely disregarded, confident of victory. But he had not smoke nuisance, and says the city is be­ he aucceedcd in getting the little fellow counted on his opponent's skill ns n gonian 'for simpleton), I wsn> not. to and the accident was inevitable. The only woader'is that it did not occur be­ coming a second Pittsburgh. to close his eyes, and was about lajing race-rider. She had restrained her know it!” He turned his hante’s.- head fore.’ The* terrible neglect and gross Gov. , Pabkkb has signed the Com­ hiih in the bed very cautiously, when boreo for the final da.ih aud now came in the directien whence ho came, and on with a buret of- speed that placed her no gnus could even sprout beneath ignorance displayed in the construction pulsory Education , bill passed by the, . he-atubbed his too <he least bit, and tho eyre poppeil open and the little tongue fairly at Bradbury’s side and seemed his. h*rp]**r|eet anti! he was out of of the dpm won criminal, and its recent sight. ' •'•£ '-.1. evilcbBBc^uenfM, tritfndtt" In talking sure to give her the victorjv Indeed, The first periodical in North America cried out fez mamma. '“Here’s its of the event later, Col. Wilson said that On New-Year ’ s Doy there was a wed ­ the victory seemed already hers, for was the Boston Neu’t Letter, which mamma, sh,----- h," said G. But it wasn't satisfactory. " ’Ay down side with long and steady leaps herhorso wt.h ding at Boise's ranch, and a few weeks he could not regard it as an accident, mode its appearance in August, 1700. later a horseback journey down to the because Iha: dim nor Id not hold any mol”, cried Johnny. This reasonable sweeping past at the moment they wore A fiTEBi. yacht, which wjll bo pro­ reqnest being complied with, after an­ to pans the goal At this period, how­ Willamette, and when the early spring body of water in, as 'the bottom under polled by ateam, aud is intended to run ,other painful interval G. ventured to ever, tho fore-feet of Bradbury's horse had come, and the akica wore clear, a the wall, was slowly but surely washed eighteen miles an hour, is being con- ,slide and crawl away toward the aide of wont down in the burrow of a gopher, longer ride through tluj . flower-hd-. ■away daily. stracted at Buffalo. . An incident of extraordinary canine the bed. ■ he stumbled upon his knees, the girth sprinkled valleys of Oregon, and over affection has just come to light iv con ­ the fir and pine clad. Siskiyou to'the In the Tower of London are preserved Mrs. G. had that day purchased a parted and Bradbury went over the nection with the awful calamity. Ooh specimens of every variety of firearms, :new-fangled spring bed of an agent who horse’s head anfi* into the air like a neat cabin at Indian Town. io. that tlut distant mining Joel Jot Hayden, one of the eons of the late from their, earliest introduction. The ,called, and bad omitted to tell her hus­ My JrienQa frien^H in ......................... rocket, landing beyond the goal and n town ijill I5* ife-tlattl^'^il^sof ' l£|uti- Th icnt.-Gov. Hsyden, has a dog of the revolver is included in the gun aynrt- band. It was one of those which arc yard or two ahead of his fair competitor. It. Bernard kind. He has, (or a long ment. ippy ‘'b’lHrcn may bo daily "hoard fit. fol haj__ _ so peculiarly constructed as to prevent Striking upon the mellow earth be per­ around this uxaosuming home, Kbut time, been the village favorite, and the . In Sweeden, out of 385,000 children of 1the lodgment of any of the genus Cimex, formed a rerics of evolutions, but re­ whether they web-fogtad, I have, jet of the school-children. Ira Bryant, school age, only 9,131, or three percent., aud was remarkably cool, clastic and gained his feet with no injury save a never inquired.—I'ortlanfTtranscript.' the father of Mrs. Col. Hayden, over are uninstructed. Of .the 7,5QO,O0O 1comfortable. G. raised himself on oue pretty severe ahock from tho abrupt sixty years of ago, was a great favorite voters in the the United States, more 1elbow aud then drew up one leg, then manntrof d'amounting. Bryant was lost in the than 1,000,000 cannot read the ballot put forth the other, and began to fisc, with the d< He had sufficient presence of mind to Chemical armor for ’br vaults is disaster.1 nudoy afternoon the dog they cast. when rattle, bang, jar-r-r-r went tho exda;m with his first breath : “ I be­ a L*Ht The ,-most 15m I the saarchsra Apollo Bklvedebe is an ancient 1springs, and Johnny excitedly remarked, lieve you're mine 1” while Adaliza, rein- > Jnvca . tho “ 'At tfown side me ! Mamma I Mom­ low-lands. He ing in her steed vqlh a steady bond. .' marble statue of the most perfect ex­ U “ Air-chalnbfefB of tnih* irait h flirts,-pawing ma!" "Here's its mamma," said G., . _ ecution, supposed by the Greek sculp­ sprang lightly to tho ground, and in a i mctAl, either entire or sectional for in the sand, and when ho was visited, it snuggling his face up to the child. tor, Cahunis, ajid ia called from it? be ­ moiqent was at his r-ido anxiously iu- ] shipment, line tho interior of the vault war ________________ „ quite . - deep But baby's Augers felt the unshaven fonnd that he hod dng qiririug if be were hurt. His horae re- , on every and tiie top and bottom, I jn (ly dirt, the excavation in which dis- ing in the Belvedere Gallery of the ihide and would not be comforted. Poor Vatican in Romo. gained his feet and stood near with a ’ , also the door and safe. There metallic covered the Tower portion of a man's G. sung to him, tickled and tossed him ' sheepish expression, as though he were ; The earlier Engliso queans, in token until about 11 o'clock, when 'Mrs. G. ) chambers are filled with long tubes of limbs. The next half hour revealed the the veriest culprit on earth. of gratitude for some event, used to glass, and then lead pipes containing form of Bryant. Diligent search had returned, and kindly asked if he had Bradbury found himself able to walk, alternately either sulphuric acid or bi­ been m^de for these remains, but it found a small hospital, or “ npital," in enjoyed himself, and if he had finished and before he and his companion reached carbonate of soda ir solution. In break­ seemed hardly possible that any human the language of the time ; which word, his book. The neighbors say that whole the bouse Abe had promised that when ing into the vault, on either aide, top or being could.Save found the imbedded commemorating some establishment of lexicons of select words and phrases Christmas should come again she tho kind, Is perpetuated iu the names of flowed from hia lips without any ap­ bottom, a dozen or more of these fragile corpse. < • . would become his wife, and go with him squares, streets and localities, such as parent effort. [' receptacles must necessarily be frac­ \ SLA NQ. ' to his mountain home. And so it was Spitalflelds and othera. tured, and it is so arranged that the dis­ G. wants to patent an improved at­ Slang is defended as “one of the settled Ihat at that time he should come The now Chief Justice of the United tachment to that bed, which will take lodged contents mn.it run into the vault, feeders of the English language." It is for her. With this understanding he aad there, uniting in tho trough, receiv­ true that many of our commonest En­ States Supreme Court wears an offirin’ care of babies as well os bugs. again clasped hands in parting, and set ing them, form carbotHo acid ga?. This glish word*, such aa “ fun," “donkey,” robe mannfaclnrtd from silk rnioed in ___________________ Waltham. out for his homo in the Siskiyoul He gss begins to expel the vital atmosphere •nd “conundrum," were once slang. A Connecticut and presented to him by A WORD. ■ found his partners cagariy awaiting his from the floor upward, until the vault curious set of English phrases is given the Silk Association of that State, with return, and all were soon busy with There is, perhaps, no word in our is full of tho deadly vapor, and no oxy­ by a recent writer: “ A wise scholar the request that he wear ft at his inanpick, shovel and ana hydraulic. nyaraunc. J ‘ ’ r language more frequently misapplied 8°“ 18 *c“’ courio, being heavier was puzzled that a Welsh rabbit should giiraiion and thereafter. The Chief As autumn approached and the water I . ,, . ' . ® . lady." There are, in­ . t. t i t „ ^an tho atmosphere, the carbonic gas mean a piece of toasted cheese, so he Juatioe, in accepting it, said it lur- than the word in the crock become too low for mining ,. .. ■ * . ? deed, few situations in which it may be ,, . , . . aannot leave tho vault until an om-mug decided- that it must be a corruption of niahed the evidence of one of the great­ purposes, Bradbury set about erecting . _ . . . * ln tuuh used with absolute propriety. Its ap­ * . J .< ‘be mode on a level with the fluor. It Welsh rare-bit. Thq public believed est triumphs of American industry. plication as the feminine of gentleman, him, and took to spoiling it accordingly, ANKCDVTX OF WA3UIBGTOM. the limited quarters occupied by himself and aa the honorary title of the partner venture into a vault so impregnated, by so that even now the best edition of ' When the American troops wcrequarof a lord, seems to be about the only his own act, would never leave it olive. Webster’s dictionary give® it as * prop­ terod at Newbury, at the close of Revo­ proper use for the term. The custom, site near the town was se-, The chemical armor of an ordinary sized erly Width rare-bit* Now the whole of lutionary wax, and the soldiers were so prevalent at the present time, of looted, and though the house was far vault costs about $500. This, it is this is stuff and nonsense; the very stirred up to rebellion against tho Gov­ dabbing everybody's wife “lady " is from being an elegant or imposing cla:mod, would have saved the Quincy name rare-bit is a fiction, and Welsh ernment, by tho famous auonymons let- obnoxious in the extreme, and is a gross structure, it was neat and comfortable bank. ______ rabbit M a genaine slang term, belong-' and far superior to a majority of the perversion of the accepted meaning of igg to a fiirgc''fcrtup which fleserfbe in tained were written by Geo. Annsrtong, the word ; whereas “ wife " conveys homes of pioneers. ' • Passengers on deean steamei find tho same httaorous way the special dish then a major in the array,' Oea. Wash­ just the relation existing, and is a suffi­ Not long after he left Boise’s, a or product or peculiarity of a particular ington convened the offierra fur the pur­ ciently dignified appellation, as a wife young drover * from Southern Oregon considerable nmustmeut in watching ~ implea : on Essex stile pose df nddreraing them on thiasnhjecl, called at the ranch, and stopping for a “Mother Carey’* chickens.” The bird* may be noble or base, though the term invariably follow in the wake' of thA Eoaex lion a. ealf ; a arid calming the tumult which was be­ day or two became quite enamored of gives no clue to her character. But the the fair Adaliza. His attentions were vessels for tho refuse that is thrown ’Field-lone duck is a baked sheep’s ginning to rage in their bosoms. true definition of “ lady," per se, is a not received with favor, but he per- overboard, and often, in their greedi­ head; Glasgow rnngixtrates, or Gourock He held a paper in his hand on which refined and gentle woman, and any aisted, and at the first opportunity pro- ness, come very near the screw. They hams, or Norfolk capons, are red her­ the remarks he intended to make were other kind than that falls not within rings ; Irish apricots, or Munster plums, have been known to follow steamers for written—and then it was, that finding the compass of the word. hundreds of miles, xerttqg oocsrijjrally are potatoes; Graveseud bwectmests himself unable to read without assist­ While the original signification of the The girl frankly told him that she ou the top of the or xt nigh: bn ance—as he was drawing hi» fipcctacles word in question may not have been so was affianced, and that her lover was in the mast-head. Sometime® passengers donkey."___________ '___________ from his pocket, that unpremeditated restricted, reputable usage certainly California. Of this ho was already attempt to shoot them, but no one has expression broke from him—on* of the LOOKING GUILTY. aware, but had feigned ignorance. He ever been known to hit the awkwardNothing can be more absurd than tho most pathetic that ever feU from human Lcxicographers define “ladylike," as laughed at the idea of her trusting to a looking but graceful birds. Sailors idea that “ lookingguilty ” proves guilt. “like a lady in manners,’’ “soft," miner from the xaounUins, saying they consider them ominous, and are op­ An honest man chargid with crime is pcrccirc I have not only grotrn gray “genteel,” tender," and kindred sig­ weretike the Bailors, and made loro for posed to the shooting. They have a much more likely to blush at the accu­ but blind in pour service" The effect nifications. Now, an adjective should peculiw cry, and Iwantiful wings which- sation ‘tipuf.. the real offender, who is this remark was el No boAfter some time, becoming weorifd many a young Isdy ptwenger hu ,ita substantive; and as n> other at­ with Iris importunities, “he told him w-abed shejUd U hat. . . tribute is indicated by the word “lady­ that if Bradbury did not return by the A XBARP RKTORT. appointed time, she would talk with HOUSEHOLD FBTH. At a Western eating-bowse, the other like ” than there aliove mentioned, we pected-af snyMfing ariaiinal will bring are led. to conelnde that its primitive him, but until that time she would hare nothing more to say to jim on the sub­ on opinion with which-rll k’ndly-folk the blood to an innocent man’s check in dandy was seated at tho table at rather should be restricted to the sense conject He then took his departure, not, will disagree. Pet* should always be a late hour, when the waiter, according tolerated, for they have their ptopet to custom, after the work of the day was be right as its difficult io conceive of Bradbury prided himself upon his horsemanship, snd accepted tho chal­ lenge with a wave of the hand and a la­ conic, “ I'm yuur man 1" dashed spurs into his steed and sped like an antelope over the plain. The girl was taken by surprise at hia sudden movement, but gave her horse the word, and he too " stretched neck and stretched nerve till the hollow earth rang," .It has already been intimated that Bradbury was well mounted ; his-companion wos noiera so, VARIKTIBS. A maiuuage on a railway train may properly lx) called a railway-tie. . The temperance movement on Long ■ . The sentinel who did not sleep on his watch had left it at the pawnbro­ ker’s. A Carolina paper tells of a horse­ thief being captured "flagrante de­ licto." The man who tried to light his pipe with a billiard match, said he did it out of cue-riesity. Ax unfortunate head of a family who fell into a mt of hot water is said to havebeen pa-boiled. Gr.Avrkiti are the only persons who take pleasure in the thought that this is a world of pane. ’ A Pbovxdexce widower asked at a dry goods store for “ black tripe " to hang oh tho door-bell A Hoboken editor, being challenged, (fcnt word in reply, “ When I waul to die, I can shoot myself” . “ I sat,” said a rough feilow to a fop with conspicuous bow legs, “ Isay, don’t you have to have your'pantaloons cut with a circular saw ?” An old man in Kenosha, Wis., has ruined bis health by sitting up in a cold mnm next to where his daughter and a young man Mere sparking. “ He is one of the few journalists who can put an enemy into his mouth with­ out a fear of its stealing anything," is the roundabout way adopted by a Mil­ waukee editor to call a brother editor an idiot A Bahkath-school teacher, desirous of waking the dormant powers of a scholar, asked the question, “ What are we taught by the historic incident of Jacqb wrestling with the angel?" Tho cautious reply came, “Dunno, zactly, but s’posc *twu to tell us that we mustn’t rastle." The Rochester Exprest is responsible for this: “ A married mon hearing that the eating of certain kinds of animal food would aid the same tissues of the human body, as, for instance, calve’s brains would nourish the ester’s brains, or beef’s liver the eater’s liver, imme­ diately gave strict orders to his family market that no more tongue of any kind be sold to his wife or mother-in- law.' GLUTTOBT. A retired physician writes : “ How docs it happen that amid the everlasting dry against drunkenness, wo never hear a word against its sister evil, gluttony ? I think lean assert with truth that, in a long practice, three have died among my patients from over-eatiug, where oue has died from drink. Whence come apoplexy, paralysis, dyspepsia, and a host of other diseases, but from too rich food taken under the most impru­ dent circumstances ? And’yct we hear of no society formed to prevent this growing vise. A man cate until ho drops down and expires with apoplexy by tho roadside, when up comes the coroner with a jury of twelve good men and true, who pronounce a verdict, * Died from intemperance.’ So he did. But what kind of intemperance was it ? 1 have heard mure than one minister in the pulpit expatiate with great vehe­ mence against the sin of drunkenness, whose very appearance was proof posi­ tive that ho wos pre-eminently guilty of gluUosy.” ♦ OJt SHARKS. sens, who Ja£ a piece of ground to a man on shares. The man would hire the lot, but the owner, doubtful of get­ ting any money out of the tenant, pro­ posed td let it upon the promise of re­ ceiving half the product. Occasionally. and was pleased with the cultivation it meat with a friend, who lived near by, place in every household. If they fur- day, “ take this jug, and go out and get over, came in aud took a seat directly ■“ All right, give me opposite. The dandy tipped back his ladies” as po®M»®ng any of the to notify him promptly if Bradbury did qualifications raferred to. As the lifenot seturn by the twenty-fifth of De-. the caree of the present afld soften. in with money; the thing is to tenant, till, in response to tea them the austerities of Alb W*<*W« than" wife.' “ woman," a* applied to the female sex, three shrivelled cucumbers, Indignant morally significant, let u* not eondmnn amveya inatrinrfcaUy all the meaning that ought to be draiied; for, as nreant? “ Why, yon see, ’squire," re­ plied the tenant, “ the peaky la/ys Hole one night st woman" should all of your half but the meh® and cu- �= 1 .-".-1—1 OUST IHTTUUL HirMsrui CeMral FHWAY. - - The projected route of the Michigan A Ohio Roiiraad, which tnnee of about 4.M has Ijeen miles, ruonmg through Granville. Middleville, Has­ tings, MerahaU, Horner, Jonesville, Hilhklale, Michigan, Defiance, Lima, Bellefontaine, Marysville, Columbia Circleville and Chilliculhe, Ohio, in- Jevseoting with twenty-six railroads crossing its roofe. T!hh far the grade allows <xi the entire distance ^ue of the HK»*t feasible (Date yet surveyed, tl»e maximum grade BITER VILLE! BITIMI, MAY fib 1674, surveyed, is a direct fine from Grand Hawn to Portimaiith, Ohio, h dis- rad exceeding Tiffin ny of tho .Metropolian Metho­ dist Episcopal Church nffictaUug. The eaut room, lite acene of tho wedding, wan tasteful and elaborate­ ly decorated with phata, flower* and evergreeni. Ou the eaat side was a platform raised about a foot from the floor aud covered with a |»ortion of the carpet several years ago pre* wentod to the government by .the Sultan of Turkey. Tho platform was arched with evergreens and flowers, and from its cooler bang a marriage bell of largo proportions, composed ol the choicest white nowera. Splended chnndlien were light­ ed and handsomely decorated. Nev­ er beforc has the- east room present­ ed so brillant a display of floral adorn­ ments as on lite present occasion.. thirty feet to tiro mile. the blue room, entered the cast room. —Elenu'ty kt* no gray hairs. The Tlieir presence immediately hushed flowers fade, the heart Withers, roan the company to silence. Their ap­ grows okl~and dies; but limes writes proach was announced by music no Wrinkles ‘on eternity. Eternity ! from the Marino Band. First camo Mr., Sartoris and Col. Fred. D. Grant, Ob, stupendous thought f The ever the only groomsman, next the bridopresent, the unborn, undeewying and inaids, two by two, the President mulying—the endles citato oompaUag ond Miss Grant. Mrs. Grant and her > the life of the universe. Each has its two sops, Ulysses and Jesse. These were followed by the relatives of the beauties; but time shrouds them fur family. On reaching the platform the grave; its palaces tie butguilded the President transferred his dtugh aepolcheres; its pleasure bursting ter to Mr. Sartoris, who with the . bubbles. In the dwelling of the Al­ bride ascended the platform where mighty can come no fonts of decay. the officiating minister was in wait­ A Virgina railread was mode to ing to receive them. They took a position under the floral weddiog pay S for killing a rooster. The bell. The President and Col engineer said tie spoke to 'he gentle­ Grant in fulluniform, with the Misses man with the whistle as kindly as Barnes, of the bridesmaids, were the possible, but when the fellow dropped only other persons in the nearness to one wing on the ground, raised one the bride's party oh the platform, Mrs. Grant and her sons standing in eye heavenward, and commenced front of the remaining seven brides­ whetting his spur on the rail, fnrbear- maids ou the side of tho structntico censed to bo u virtue, and ho nrc. The bride wore a white satin dress lit into him with thirteen freight cars, elaborately trimmed with point lace, and forwarded him to tho happy a tulle veil snd her hair was adorned scratching ground by lightning ex- with orange blossoms. The dress of the groom was in the latest style, with tho conventional white neck­ About 11 o'clock one night n police, tie. * ■ t man met a negro carrying a trunk All things being in readiness Rot”. along tta street, and, thinking-he had Dr. Tiffany proceeded with tho cere­ discovered an item, lie collared tho mony according to the form of the negro and told him to drop that trunk MethodistEpiscopal Church. Every one preserved marked silence aud and explain. “I kin do it, sah," r* listened attentively to every word, plied lhe stranger, as he put tho while watching the manner and coun trunk down. “ De family what was t enances of the oridnl pair The ceremony over, the minister Awarding me has been axing for monry, and as dcy was gwyno out to­ was the first to kiss the bride. She immediately turned to her father, night, I thought I’d git into some who embraced and kissed her. Then family whar dcy respected the pan­ her mother approached and kissed ic." He was allowed to go on. her, also her brothers and numerous rotauvM (•HMkta friends. The uGot anything f »r n sick man to new made husband cujoyod his share read?" inquired a pug-nosed boy at of hand shaking and orally expressed a news stand tho other day. "Yes, congratulation. The band played the "Wedding anything you want—Bibles, poems, March" at the conclusion of the cere­ religions books, Christian Ilcrald, mony. Less than two hundred per­ etc„ replied the clerk. "Bibles ! sons were present, including Justices echoed tho boy; “do yon think dad's of tho Supreme Court, members of a h'angel! Gim me a lively dime the Cabinet, Senator Feltghnysen, Caqienter, Cameron, Conkling, Mor­ novel—one with au Injun sculping a ton, Stewart, Boutwell and Logan, eoldier.** • Vice-President Wilson, Speaker A Keokuk paper tolls a storj of Blnne, General Sherman, Admiral Porter, Commander Ammer, Geo. W. how a clergyman at Keokuk married Childs, A J. Drexel. Judge Pierro< wo young people in Bonaparte on pent, Geo. Arthur pnd Gens. Porter Thursday last by telegraph. The aud Babcock and Sir Edward and parties assembled in tho telegraph Lady Tltornfon, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, cousins of Miss Grant, from Wash­ offices, tho questions and responses, ington,'Pennsylvania, Mrs. aud Miss. service and benediction were ticked Wallen, of New York, Mr. and Mra. rapidly off aud the happy pair left Boric, Mr. Lukic, private secretary the office, one flesh, wcldod by light- of the President, and C. C. Saiffen, assistant private secretary. ntDg. Nothing has been overlooked or for­ gotten that oould contribute to the comfort and happiness of tlxia highly favored gad. HALT AT THE SIGN OF THE JVew Hardware! 444 M4 EAST SIDE W MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, MICH. Business was transacted in the mw U & waeisa ef rate eccrt, thes <♦ Going E*ntkoM.u U the Probat. office, fa the cUy of Senate May I2nd, as follows: n»r Ex. m’k Haatiaga, aad show cauaa,.if any there be, Time, half-past one o'dock ; sub­ why tba prayer of the petition-* should x.oi ject under discussion, the Civil Rights be granted: And H is further ortUiwd, tW bill. Mr. How, of Wisconsin, has Where you will find everything you want in the Hardware ■aid petitioner rite' notice to the peraeua i»the floor. Senators Hagar and Mitch­ tf rested in aaid estate, of the pendency of line, and than any other said pedlion, and the bearing thereof, by ell are industurously writing]betters place in Barry or Eaton Co's. causing a copy of thia order to ba publiehod to loved ones at home. Senator in the •« Nashville Newa," a newspaper prin­ Chandler is reading his correspond ­ ted and circulated in aaid county of Berry, ence- Senator Pease, is enjoying the for three sncceeeiro weeks, previous to said peaceful slumber of the just. Sen­ day of bearing. , B. C. rniXDLE, (A true copy.) IXLXULE, ator Carenter and Frelinghuyscn are A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE Judge of Probata. attempting to pay attention to the speakers words. Senator Conkling is writing. Senator Hamlin, when . XVKST1ER1S' DIVISION. not squirting tobacco jnco on the carpet, is reading a Maine newspaper. • Timo Table taking effect March 80lb, 1874. Senator Kelly is posting himself on the provisions of the Constitution, warranted for one year and in Senator Flanagan sleeps sweetly, but snores occasionally. Senator Bore­ man pretends to understand and en­ joy the speach. Senator Davis, • stretched out oh two chairs, persuses • the pages of a West Virgina paper. Senator Johnson is writing a letter. Senator Bogy » reading an account of the Sartoris-Grant wedding, and i also keep a full line of the best wondering why the reporter forgot to describe tho gorgeous appearence of the Missouri statesman. Senator Merriman is studying finances from late speeches of Morton and Logan. All the other Senators are absent from their seats and the chamber. INCLUDING THE At half past.two o’clock Mr. Howe is still speaking, but a change has occurred in the attendance. The first relief has arrived. Mr. Morrilo ( Coquillard Wagon,warranted and complete for $85, the Robbins’ of Vermont, is reading a news­ combined Corn and Fallow Cultivator for $45, the paper. Beth the Minnesota Senators are similarly occupied. Mr. Hamil No. 3 Steel Plow for $16.50, and the No. ton, of Maryland, is listening to Jim. 17 Chilled Plow for $16.50. Nye telling funny stories. Alcorn is A FULL STOCK OF al! attention and self-satisfied. Mc­ road*. Bill'*ell-»in, tho IrxL, hn*CMf»r> Hallway. Ua-krll'*—with the LoaleviUe. Mrw Al Creary laughs at the jokes he off FOR in liis last speech, a copy of which hu i at Lower Prices ticago l LafeBhtob RM, A New- Idea! New Detroit Stoves! * , WILSON FRIOH HTRHDNdl Sl-4 TO $451 -SHUTTLE- agricultural implements. holds before his eyes. Flanagan's head has fallen back over the back of his chair, and there is great clanger that he will dislocate the spinal col­ umn. Cooper roads a Memphis pa­ per. Bogy Is telling Guldthwaito, Robinson, Bansom and Merriman, who were not invited, all about lhe recent wedding. The other Senators haw gone out, probably to attend to “comaiittec work.” TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON Tralne are nin by U?.!Ca«v ume. PaaaMfeie will arrive at oblcaro by tUe Una nearly four bo-re carl­ In the crcx|^ inxn by any other road. ______________ K. B. TAYLOR. aepcrtoteMaoi. and a flrat-clasu Tinner Kept constantly on hand to do all kinds of Job Work. Trougliing a speciality. „ ijie, Jactson 1 Sagisaw R. R. Eav C. C. WOLCOTT Our new steam fire engine, the first we ever had, arrived in New Castle the other day, and of courao lhe entire population of the village turned out to witness the trial of the machine. Mr. Bob * Parker secured the post of honor ns holder of the service pipe, aad he was mighty proud of it. The engine was down at the wharf getting ready io pump water frqpn the river, and Parker stood almost four hundred yards off, at the end of a line of boee, wailing for the stream to come so that he could squirt it over tho Court House steeple. There was a great deal of delay while lhe men were fixing the engine, and Parker incautiously held lhe muzxel of the pipe towards his waist­ coat while discussed the question of a third term for Grant with the Rev. Dr. Hopkins. At the most interest­ ing moment of the debate the engine suddenly began to work, and tho next instant a two-in ch stream struck Parker in tho stomach with terrible force, and rolled him over in tho gutter. Ho felt as if the gulf stream had been shot through him from front to back. Then the pipe gave a few electric jerks, smashed Dr. Hop­ kins' hat into black silk chaos, and emptod a hogshead of water into his open mouth. It concluded the exer­ cise Ly getting into such a position that it could play a millioa gallons a minute Bp the left trousers' leg of tho prostrate Mr. Parker. Parker seem­ ed to loose all interest in the capacity of that engine. He went home for his Sunday clothes, and he has since intimated to his confidential friends that if Grant should spend the whole of bis third term squirting a stream fifty thousand feet high with that diabolical fire extinguisher he, Park­ er, would not go round the corner to witness lhe spectacle.—Max Alder. After the congratulations were over the company, to tho sound of music proceeded to the library, in the second story of the mansion, where on a series of tables were displayed the elegant presents to the bride, the names of tho donors being attached ip all articles. Among the most cost­ ly gifts was a dessert set of eightyfour silver pieces, by George W. Childs, and a complete silver service by A. J. Drexel, of Philadelphia, the combined value of them being proba­ bly k 1,500 ; Secretary Fish, .a largo silver tankard; Gen. and Mrs. Sharp, of Now York, a ring with stoae camcos set with diamonds; Postmaster­ General Creswell, a very handsome silver ice-cream service ; ex-Senator An editor in New Jersey published C.ittcl, a diamond ring, five stones ; in his paper last week an article L- IL Morton of New York, ao em­ headed "Shall we encourage home erald and diamond ring (these two mainifucturies ?" Three days ago rings are probably worth fl,000 each;) Secretary Robeson, a toilet his wife presented him with triplets set, sidepieces elaborately finished of —two girls and a boy—weighing in the stylo of Louis XIV. tho aggregate twenty two pounds. Mr. Sartoris presented to his wife a large collection of flowers. The Last Sunday l»eing Che first fine present of lhe father of the bride is day for months, was a harvest time *10,000. All tho immediate mem­ for the livery men. James and Hans bers of the President's family gave and Augustus, and Pat and Sambc handsome presents. Dr. B. C. THOMPSON, were ail out with Mury, Wiiheminn, In lhe afternoon the bride and Christine, Bridget and Dinah, and groom left Washington on a special there a mighty flul’ering ^frib- tsds for New York Thw Pulman ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES bon« and scarfs, a hum of wheels, dust, palace car was handsomly decorated laughter, kisses, etc.—L^iarUi Herald. with ilowero and evergreens and CATARRH, ASTHMA, American and British flags. They A boy who had been taught that were accompained by .General Por time is money appeared Ulhebank ter and Messrs. Childs and Drexel lhe other day. and remarked that he aud their families. Last Friday had an hour givoa him, aad ho would the President and Mrs. Grant weal to New York to take leave of their like to spend a quarter of the hour, Omen—182 Maia BL, oppoeii« Hibbard I- — Mi.L ** an aad would take the change for the daughter on her embarkation for England. other three quarters. t JObaaroluLion Notice. A lady gives the following des­ Ao old lady with a large family, cription of the bride's trosseau : It is magnfleent and almost beyond Jiving near a river, was asked if she did not live in constant fear that dhtoription. .There are silk of every la thia day diawlvod by mutual oeneent.— Persons having acesunU with the above lira ■ome other children would be drown­ hue and color. Each gas light silk wili please call aud make an imtnediate celed. “Oli, no," she- replied, “we have dress is made with two wairts, one lletaenl with Theodore Maxwn, who will dccoUelle, the other high. There are continue the bnsineet. only fust three or four in that way." shawls from India ; laces direct from NaahvlUeMay 11, 1874. Wyoming has fiaully decided to|_ __ ____ lhe mana factory at Brussels ; ,parsols AlMKT L &TOXK, Tiieddckx Mjlxmx. cull ita foraale Justices “Justacea of with superb ivory handles ; muslin lhe Peaces," and to fine anv one who ’ dresses with French worked flounces ; ' Being thankfdl fur part favorc, 1 edict a growls about grammar. ' . others with |mflk - aud lacu insert ing. | Tok Lakukst Hotel.—Saratoga bis the largest Hotel in the world. Il contains 1,214 rooms. There arc 768 sleeping rooms. Ils ball-room is US by fit feet, with 20 feel of height of ceiling. Tire dining-room is on Division street, and is 210 feet long, 62 feet wide and 20 feel high. In connection with tho hotel are sixty parlor cottages, each containing from three to five sleeping-roonn. elothesclosets, bath-rooms, etc. The sleep­ ing rooms throughout the hotel arc all furnished with marble bowls and hot and cold water. This has com­ fortable nud luxurious aooommodatiuna for 2,000 people. HaOread CfllBIHIM.EPtSfflCFm.lt SHORT LIME 3ETWKBN GAN AND THE SOUTH. 50 Dollars I! FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, INS EUN BY CHICAGO TIMS. Going South. Fl W.jm Anrota Ind.ChMalL Areutn. Aecom. ExproM. AND EVERYBODY Buy the World-Renowned ILlj SMI16 Sewing lac&iiii! Good Times Coming! tub BEST IN THE WORLD I CrThc Highest Premium waa awarded to It at VIE 1ST IT A. Ohio State Fair; Northern Ohio Fair; Amer. lartltuto, N. I.; Cincinnati Exposition; Indianapolis ExpoelUoa; St Louis Fair; REDUCED 20 PER CENT Louisiana State Fair; Misaisaippi State Fair ; and Georgia State Fair; Mlchlf.n FOR BEING THE BEST SEWING MACHINES, and doing the largest and best range of work. All other Machines iu the Market MEAT MARKET! ROBERTS & ROE, thanking the public for past favora eolirts a continuance of the same, and would inform the public that they will keep constantly on hand 4 URCK STOCK OF FRESH MEATS, of all kinds, which will be sold low for oath The highest price paid for Bides, Pelts eta. Give them a call on Wort aide NaraSl Nashville, Mich. ] SPRING and SUMMER GOODS I Chauo«ry N</Uoc. were in direct COMPETITION!! Hemming, Fell­ ing, Stitching, Cording, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering, Quilt­ ing and Stitching fine or heavy goods it is unsurpassed. EFftr Where wo have no Agents vs will deliver a Machine STATE OF XI OHIO AM- at the nearest Rail Road Station of Purchasers. C®" Call and get my prices before you purchase. It will enable you to buy your GOODS LOWER. All tiidx n Coiiitdrj Prtta taiei ii ftcki® for Goods, at the Hifietl lariat Price. Needles for all Sewing Ma­ chines for Sale. Old Michiaes lakea in Exckuge. Sand tar Circulars, Price List, &c., and Copy of tho Wilson Reflector, one of tho best Periodicals of ths day, devoted to Bewing Ma­ chines, Fashions, General News and Miscellany. Agents Wanted lilai Se<im laciiw & Nashville, April 24 th, 1874. 0. A. TRUMAN, CLEVELAND. OHIO. �Fstww cm^UllSWTI t HUM 0FUjra STOCK, PXMMBXff'A NAftllVILLMr u, *21,000. invast la Jewelry Him & AII8I0MI TA1XXE BOTTOM MAt$9, 1874. ed clows on the (wbUo road, north I I—'.j. of IIoHand, and robbed of $24. FRIDAY. School Book,. Nellie Jones, a oourtesan ol East Saginaw, was blotted out last Satur­ day. M! SB* M >75, -HO, 81.00, $1-26 aad $1.60 TBA, at Dauans Ws. amalt amount of cash was taken. Clover Seed, &c.. In a schufflo al Alky town,, na&r -A ooraioe is being pul on Wheeler's brink. Delivarvd al their Store of Theodore Maxson. with John Riley, Benj. Ilnuicflim, was StMeJaaS WaadealWare, . CORN, APPMS, OATS, The ML (^freightdepot.at Dexter, was brokel^hto. Friday night. A jjtfhuiw ^irrrfsry. POTATOES, DaVOMXBTT’b. She took a doee of morphine. ArduiH^h^a^b Tin Old, Ik. Yoon*, lb. High, tin Lew the Rkb. tb. Poet, <b. Bond v>4 th. Free ■rs all B«rvW alike. Dry Goods, Groceries Hats, Caps, ClotYiing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c., ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE.] dangerously wound- triple lheBooth. Mrs. Hiram Sealye, of Lapeer, an- 1 —George Simpson b aflbUd with a large dearored to hang herself, Friday, but • was discovered and prevented by her ’ Oto. 8impeon*i hocso. LATH. , —$5 00 buys a Doubts Shovel Plow, at Wotoott'k daughter. SHINGLES WATER LIME, The time of the Michigan Central —Droaruy has . a new stock of fine and day express has been shortened nearly (cheap Jewelry. All Intort stylos. Me buys three quutcru of an hour between *all his goods from headquarters, B. P. NarrDetroit and Chicago. Iir, lhe old Salamander at Chicago, Instead A little son of J. A. Oaker, of Flint, of ‘ traveling swindlers. —$500 worth of new TEAS Just received was horribly scalded Friday, by pull­ —H. Barnum's big show will pay Naahville a viait next month. Full particulars -Mrs. M. Madison, wife of Goo. Madi­ son. of Kalama, died Tuesday from lhe ef- his life is disputed of. —Persons contributing anything to these ICE CREAM every evening He is uncou- . In —WMb'John Wcbsler. Hank Sparks and the Circuit Court nt Cheaper Oliver Chilled Plow Parmer* will find it to their advan­ ( tage to eail an Daugherty. He pays the ( highest price for ail the produce they have t which they guarantee to give sattofortion or Daugherty doe. not intend lobe cayenne pepper on the heads of the londenolA audience. ■ Try Daugherty's Cigara. "eeur. 18 COMPLETE. JACOB LENTZ Store of Theodore Max-' mazoo a few evenings ago, some , miscreant in Abe gallery scattered TAILOR. DRESS GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHING —A full stock of Sash and Doors at Wol! colt's, al Grand Rapids prices. —Potato bugs are coming in lively. Each rial Advertuer, was closed Saturday. eno in supplied with a map, showing tho lo­ The jury rendered a verdict of M Not cation of the various potato patches guilty." throughout this section. At a temperance meeting in Kala­ from tea to twenty thousand distinct piece* & PUTHAM Hardware Grand Carpet COTTON BATTS KID GLOVES NOTIONS. *t. "WliatNow FURNITURE MANUFACTORY’ smith: The proceedings against Wm. H. Bark, editor of the Detroit Commer- ' the waste basket L1KBHAUSER, ’ checks D. C. GRIFFIT*1 Prop* iM on. Goo. W. Frands. cious. £A8TMAN * YOUNG, g STRIPES COTTONADES WARP, —Ono of our barefooted village boys At a row in a beer garden at Grand chow nineteen stubs and bruises on hia Rapids Monday night a man, name al • lb. Ci* j Drug ARNO STRONG, Plain and Fancy right foot; and aU tho other boys are enunknown, was so badly beaten that 1 Justice of the Peace, BROWN AND BLEACHED, COTTONS DENINES TICKS. Our bosloMN Is MS peranoe principles. A ADan'i store. against the liquor sellers. ef billboards for H. Bantam's Mg show. JJENRY H. WOOD, / HARDY R AINSWORTH, ble npon him. eot-buildinga, new feacee, pedaling, etc.,are A paper is in circulation in Xala- * B. RASEY, Drayman. Good, and going on throughout the village. mazoo Co., asking Judge Brown to —Hardy A Ainsworth have taken the concall a grand jury lo find indictments 1 Attorney, at Caw. • HAIR, STUCCO, ing a pan' of hot that set upon a ta- 1 QIMPSONIc WEBSTKRBIack- (^MEOTSMITR SALT, Oar motto is to sell as cheap as the cheapest, give 16 ozM. to the lb. and the right change every time. ParUr, Liirarj, Duiiu,. Olla u &EMEBAL FUITdBE! #G to 030 TV SUIT. Together with a full aaaortsaal ol Churn, Empire Wringer, Rathburn Stover, Jefftnon Ncilt, Don't fall to give us a call. 8MTH A PUTNAM. newGBOCERTstoelet M1BBOBS, PICTURES, FHAMa AND CARDS. BRACKETS, DUSTEIlS,tC_kC, and al) Calf, and warranted, al $5.50. Cbil- W Cate ui Pmihlato I . — Demaray hast good aMott»enl of Fine COFFINS AND CASKETS, Stone wcm fishing in lhe river, Saturday Ripids, May 25, James Merrill plead- t Sugars,. Teas, Coffees, SpicoB. HORACE HOLTON evening, their Ashing lamp exploded mak­ cd guilty to the chargeof committing The Granger Hat and Uniform for । groand and whole, Oranges, ing a big noise, but doing no injury,—ex- an assault with intent to kill one f fora tabod to order. aa!e at the News Depot. Raisins, Kerosene Oil, Wm. Kixlxx, Agent. Grocery aad ProvbM Store Isaac Stauffer. JJASIIVILLE HOUSE, SHROUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ —The ladles of the Christian Church will Mary Ann Gorry and Mary O'Con­ A Nashville man advertised for "a And Everything Im Hbe ©rtcery line at exNext Dour North of Aylneorth'e, Caft.G. W. NcCobmick, Proprietor. INGS kept constantly on hand. give aa Ice Cream Sochi at the residence of ner, two girls of Ypsilanti, were Christian man who understands how jrjbHHVlX.X.13. - Mlclxlsron. Mr. G. A. Truman, next Tuesday evening. drowned while boating on the river, 'to ran a boiler,’’ Produce bought at the highest All lovers of social pleasure and this nu­ It Friday. Others were with them hot market ralet. tritious dish arc invited to bo present. ■UmUoo. Wmanufacluro our Furniture firm the which will be sold they reached the shore. loreughlyseasoned lumber aad war —Messrs, MocMere, Hoag, While and LOW FOR CASH. Mrs. Raphelje, of Ann Arbor, horse Roe, serenaded several of our cilltens last (E7- The Highest Market Price paid JJNION HOUSE. Monday evening. Boys, you made excel- whippod a lawyer by the name of Nwhrilko, Mich. f'r Country Prodcce. I lent music, and when yon pay our folks an ­ Olney Hawkios, Wednesday, because • F. Dxxcxx, Propririor. ) other visit we will try and wake up sooner. ■ KORACB HOLTON. JVAMHVX.L.X2, - Michigan. he made some personal reflections on Are now prepared to pay the —Theodore Maxson has stalled hh soda her character, during a law suit fountain and is prepv«d to farnish the pub-1 Highest Market Price for any Tho crqsaders have suppressed the Proprietor of lhe muster tnaay score. amount of good, clean Wool, Would But all their weals may bo supplied Ho! ye, that thirst, thia warm w oath er, and liquor traffic at Bellevue without any delivered at Nashville, and will JONES, street work. That town has had a 1 Jj^ PARADY, Manufacturer of Boot* and Shoes, Groceries, Pro visions, WOOL! WOOL! AYLSWORTH & FULLER. GRIFFITH & KERR bad reputation for years lo that re­ spect, and proposes now to redeem —The Bergmann Family Bell Mrs. D. B Safford, for some years organist in the ^’rcsby terian Church in Grand Haven, suddenly and with­ out a warning cry dropped dead from heartdispaae while playing a volun­ Ringers tary after the close of the services KudiMiaa. at Union Hall, Tuesday evening. Sunday evening. Mr. Bergmann handled tho fiddle in a maaWill. Peintan, a compositor in the RATIONAL HOTEL. LN Hroprlrtor. Il*>Un£S Mich __.ami>le rtMMMa on ■ StUcdUorous E. M. GATES, Bale’s Mill and Promoi Safe! Nashrtlte, Mich. Niles Democrat office, died very <xpert, end good bell meek wu rendered by J suddenly early Sunday morning. He theballaaceef the company. attended the opening of Threadkill.s —A farmer's wife in Woodland, recently ice cream rooms Saturday evening, had a foot-race with a woolchuck, and and ate considerable ice cream which brought on a congestive chill and hia bole: caused his death. The Detroit &, Milwaukee Rail­ for two hours, until her husband came and road depot at Royal Oak. was broken killed the heart. into Sunday night aud a telegraph —The prospects are now that a brick main line sounder and a gold pen were taken. The burglars attempted READY MABE CLOTHING, MRS. STEBBINS AN BNTIBE NEW STOCK OF : A freight train on the Jackson, negotiated for, will form tho alto of tho1 Lansing A Saginaw Railroad, collid­ block. ed with a tree that had fallen across —A couple of weeks ago the Lawtox lhe track at Deep River, on the | Tai bums, died a vary sudden death, and northern extension of the road, pre1 cipitating the locomotive and six cars twineUu On eocounl ef the feelings , into the ditch. No one hnrt. Tho of lhe aflUoied friends aad being one ,THEODORE MAXSON, DRESS GOODS, Notions, Boots, Shoes, My Carding Machine DR06S & MEDICIIES, BOOKS f- STATIONERY, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY. AND CBOCMEBY, ■r. FUW1.ES, probably frightened away before ao­ , complishing their object. 4«eiroo to inform lhe eitixens e€ Nashville DRUGS. — AND — We have on hand a fine Block of WuaaxAS, Christopher Gretenger of Nashville, Berry Ccnuty. Michigan, did on the Eighth day of October. A. D. 1869, WOOL CARDING MACHINE! make and execute to Eben Pennock of Bar­ ry, Derry County, Michigan, a certain, mortgage lo secure the payment of of a cer­ tain note lhe same day made. and. whereas soUoil the attention the said mortgage was duly recorded in the office of the Keglator of Deeds io Barry provemauts in his mills which will prove Co.. Mich., on the 18th day of October, A. Ulla, lints ul (tiUna'r Cukn, benefit to customers as well aa to himself. D. 1869, in Liber ••U" of mortgages, on page 41: And, whereas, there is now due on said nolo and mortgage, the sum of Ona, Hundred, Ten end 82-lOOlhs Dollars, at thia dale, and default has been made in the which wo will close oat at sort for CASH. payment of said sum ; Now, therefore, by D. M. PURCHI8, reason of said de/aull, lhe mortgagee, by virtue of the power la said mortgage con; laioed. will, uu lhe SOttuday cf June. A. D. 1874, al lhe hour of one o'clock P. M. of said day, In the cily of Hastings, at the Dirt may give him a trial. north front door of the court bouse, in said city, (that being the place ef holding the circuit court In and for Barry county, M.ch.) sell the lands and premises described in aaid mortgage, or so much thereof, aa may la eoBddaf a very largo m ef eastern. to break into the ticket case, bat ware NEW MILLINERY STORE. DRUGS, WOLVERINE MILLS furnish the farmers with Salt at the lowest price. itself. Ing husbands, a fa# months ago, agreed io give his wife three dollars a week io mhlntain comparative silence, deducting one cent for etch superfluous word she uttered. She now owsa him enough to build our new school house- DHENIX HOUSE, Jambs Baibo, I Proptteor, CharUju. Ukh. Ftot DRUGS, eloeed. The description of tho premises, as deeeribed in said mortgage are as fellows, to-wil: The north half of lhe village lol No. 11. in tho village of Nashville, Barry Co, Mkh., according lo lhe plal and survey of.said village. Deled Nashville, March 19th, 187A Clbmsxt Smith. Ebbx Pnxxoex Att'y for Mortgagee. [25] Morgagea. And a foil lino of HEADQUARTERS CHOICE GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY, of the chief mourners ourselves, we forbear- accident occurred about noon Mon­ saying anything about the cause of its death. day. par AD kinds of Drew Making sod 1 A fire broke out in Grand Rapids Millinery, dooo in the latort rtylaa. Give her aoalL M. Tuesday morning and destroyed Offer for sale tho following property: Lot No. 114, eoaebling of house and lot , John Scholl’s wagon shop, Charles Spring Millinery Goods. PROVISIONS SMITH & STRONG OTYWramBLE! t Limberg’s gun shop, r dwelling houses owned by Anton 1 Somer and Andrew Proposki. E. D. BITGOOD, Pkopbixtok. ” Several other CAPT. BOISE a boarding i house owned by F. W. Cordes and buildings were Lol 116, owned bs Gao- Franck. A good Mssaaad cheap. Wsat half of Lots Ml, Bl, 82 and M af O. Hicks. LU No. 9, A 0. Nichols’ store. artaae, his STOCK of well-selected TOBACCOf CIGARS. Palais, Oil. A Varakshen, Pm Wiies aid Union firweriw and gwriswus, Will FOR MEDICINAL-PURPOSES. partially covered by insurance. Atj eleven o'dock a fire was discovered «C North Maia St, KaabTiUe. Mkh. « MRS. L. O. CROCKER nam’s Hardware. Aa has just received AKD WILL KEEP constantly ON HAND iCfflilltt! Aisirtaeit Of Iilliitry a>4 FANCY GOODS. May 27th, at her raeidaaca in thia village. in Nolsoa Matter & Co.'s farnitore The funeral mrvicos were held at the Chris works, having caught in a room filled stood. Bcrvisos by Rar. DeGoer. Mrs. gidman “LIGHT.RUNNING DtlBnC,” First Claan Wall located aad a good hooaa. Sold The standard Bowing Machine Ol the nation. Those wishing a tnschinr will do well te with sharings adjoining the engine Te which he invitee the attealicu «f tho, ~ Public, He oelb room. It was quenched before getting Staley's. the maiu building. Loes, BOTTOM OocmIho PRICES FOR CASH! Chrmirt m*o will carrfuHy attend to into i and a little girl to mount their hea. principally by water, $3,000. 160 acron, being the N W J of see. 26. in Maple Grove. J 00 improved,well watered. Qy- Those having BDsetllsd ac­ counts with the late firm ol Downing in reeling his experience, stated that Bare. A fint-olsM farm. Teros farorab'.a Lota 30 and 21, A. W. Phillips* add., be-1 wnen at sea in a storm and tempests, trouble and ooata. he had oftea derived great conaola- leags to Bay Btreesnr. Good house and barn. All the above property will ha sold cheep. thia Nrtios willl| tian from that beautiful passage of । Call al lhe law efike ef CleA Smith fori ! Scripture. “Fainl heart never won । terms, Sto. lutW,." I COBABD OMVU. SMITH AtfTBQNG DOWSING i ALLEN. .A Naahvilb. Nov. 1st, 187& LEROY €. BOISE. At least IO per cent sav­ ed by buying at the city Drug Store, Nashville. �ron'^jr And Our NEIGHBORS” . TEMHEM WASTED E.n!rifSSfW5X»X * I Slow, VvmuM FREE TO BOOK WESTS Harriet Beecher •and fogj»n who wonM corUtn* in Ute United State- J*fl‘ nt Yankton. D. T., on eauonut at bribery in lh« former s*te frilod-._k*b|i ' . UOAr/;. - - I* ■ • "Ths ‘ttelarra can- - i MMAh-l'. . n",TKIE5^oTJH5X.t?,'SH«SS!: ,v»/i other powerful storhw. meh the liter- PROFITABLEEIlPlOTMEIir prombH'* B like jetuulno atid wholr/omc aensatlou. It bewrs directly on Address W. A. Henderson & Co.. Ciev< land. O- dr 8t Louis. Mo. , Hants, England. tigate aad report upon the late Northampton and Mriomdy hurt Mat.hevr -Donohue. near Wilkesbarre. Pa., recently. Dom.hu. had •__ I ___ ><„,_____ ' _ .. M— -X-t been pcjunrcly proyou th ud that xaiidiral actants Wanted-Agents. From $75 to $250 per Mouth, GKVXRAA will cure Gatarrb. llaUsel, Fleetwood brothers, tried for tanrtW Qttboiio ptlgriraw have railed forFrtuxW. [Erom the Catskill liecarder of Xov. 15,1873,1 a noon xKMEur. We invite attention to the sdvertFwuwt of THE IMPROVED H9WE SCALE —The Coanty CotamlMlonum of Barnwell Urge portion of patent medicines may aafoly be chased as impositions upon public credu­ lity. But hantig witneseod the beneficial we unqualifiedly pronounce it a valuable modidne, entitled to public confidence. The proprietor could easily obtain in CatskiU many s>— — crawling through a eewer loading from the vault. They bad erawfaf SOS feet throngh fifth indwcribshlo. 'the late Mill river dbraatm, by ybich ro many iirea were lost. , to Attorney-General William*. Fflbte Ah>. CASVAETIKX AS OLD Bn.tt.HK. mn u nt injured 1/y the breaking of the bulkhead of Gardner dam, In Upper Wolf river, Shawano MWWM. __ IJ ■ < -.At . up lu tho street what he supposed was a stone. L'pdn thrcwtaglt from him ft exploded, IdJuthig'him fatally. It wae a nitro-glycerine ex- spoke at length against Inflating the currency M. Mamrtfatertta, <br the ■mJ? B*T ALL jS^CtWB DXALXej. the Mayor's court ou a charge of obstructing tho sidewalks. They were discharged aud would call for a heavy fine. ' Ilia trial for heresy, gave notice to the people from tbu Prcebyterian Cburcti. —Report, from Michigan indicate that the for the Fa^.Uv. pure, attractive, wide­ awake. mid up with tbo timew—a journal intsrcatlng to every ouo In the household, young or old- It is .. A MARVEL OF CHEAPNESS. Phis; i. T. Bounds. 178 Ma lor lUnttratot.Camogw*. aF For lean than one cent a day, it gives every xcccii reading matter enough to OH on ordinary fLar book of over 300 pages; nnd in u year 52 such volumes, L c., M5.00 worth of matter! To each la thus EBESENTED A COMPLETE LIBRARY. Ita form, 34 pages, large 4to, pasted and iriinunxl, commwkki St to all. • The well-earned popularity of this paper is now such that of ita dau it haa the CmTOW-IBMe. Fxxwa-Btttwrtlaa $5.<kXA3.W, VIIXAT—No. 3 C4-.!c«c ©1.4S; wu:e Wmttro, 41.WQ.1.C9. U.'>»£tLtk. Coxa—New and Old Constipation- Do Umj ndt know that 'I*.1,,'n TAKttaNP* StLT. »!».OM1B.13H. LAUD-Staam. IIMOIISA IOWA AND NEBRASKA! NO PAYMENTS REQUIRED, largest Circulation in the World, and reiMlers by hundreds of thousands. An Illustrated Number, (ontalnhig tile opening chapters of Mrs. Stowe's admirable story, wfll be XENT FREE to every new aud renewing 3ul>scnbcr. It you are not already a Rutxicriber, send al once and secure it under these LIBERAL TERMS. Or,urlth premium pair French Oleo- Rra-NoJ, 3,,6JX®Mc. O*r»—No. Laan-IO^&Uc. CINCINNATI. WbbaT-8U74>1J«. COSS-7UW.75C. O*l»-54^ Lina-liMREMc. MILWAUKEE. Waaar-Xo. L *L».'.aL»U; No. 3, FLORENCE ® Tewg canr**ted Emit ofUw <o.- O tUtsr Cosraaaie*. UroWlB* o».r 5250,000. NEW FLORENCE DETROIT. Wiuut—Extra, Sl.S3jfol.eB; SML. Ooww-W&nA o*v*. jsgson. co-operation. HOUSEHOLD —Ibo Arkansas LegialsttL-e Ium peeeod a hill convening a Constitutions! Convention, nu the 14th of July, the election of members propriation of £35,000 for continuing tho Arctic navigator, if they are not held above •14.000. —The Fannora' AwtodaUon rtf Sangamon county, DI., lias called a mar* meeting, of farmers, meahaukx, labarera aud others in sympathy with lhe Decatur platform, to neat in Springfield on tho fitix of Juneworkingmen's meetings were held in several of tho principal "cities throdghout the country. —The Pennsylvania and Virginia Episcoperitualism. —Tho Southern Methodist Conference liu Ual Bible and Publication Society was held reoeotly al Washington. —The Police Commisidoneni of New York Bloomington. -W. W. Eaton liav l-con elected United Hiatos Sewaioc from Counocth.-ut. to euccoe^i —The Spanish Government hw csllpd into active tcrrice forty bsttalious pt the reby au Aidermxaic Committee. Graveemd, England, with the MJ. Atlantic use ef Ae-emkar lhe Liver aud TUccral Organs, in Bilion* D neosek, ' 74H©7S£ March 3,1871. PasMd .. A number of private Ulis Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral THROAT ANP LUNGS, Coughs, Coioe, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. PANACEA IMipularlty of tho i>ni>cr. the friendly support of thou-anrta of old rtilirnrribers, tho artistic premium* for immediate dcMwrv, tight outfit ■nd complete " instritctiuna*' lo beginner*, aa»urx n>.-ated suoceas to agents, aad uEerECore, tntclllrcnt pm»n» unusual ebancro to make fl I'F.I A TJtl AGENTS want«<J in town and In Aaarlcn. Import*,*’ prtr** nnd 1 »**—■>■ U &BVxT*WXLLsfa vl*^‘»L. N.^Eti. Box. LOW. Through all the ages of atudy and ivestigaUcu, wjiicb. h»vp marked the LINIMENT. HOUSEHOLD a Lwixsavi* cfaU .iy alluring object has tempted the in­ PANACEA quiries aud speculations of philosophers. It is what, tt-.e wizards and witches of olden time, the juggkn of India, sooth­ FAMILY sayer* of Arabia, Magi of Egypt, nec­ romancers of Turkey and the Orient, LINIMENT. ahd ulchemists of civilized Europe have Sought, but ronght in vaiu—a t'cgr.ia^lc non-poisonotu Elixir, which, by cleans­ ing the blood, removing from the system all impuntie’, strengthening the nerves, $87 L”’// the muscles, and the brain, and vitaliz­ ry,»KACliWJ 4 L> te»a hee. ing every fiber of the system should bid defiance to the coirodinghand of disease. Dr. Wrtker, of QalMurninydisoovered •at <«e. to COWER C CO.. Sth Bl.. an herJ, tho properties of which, if they do not entirely fulfill all tbe conditioun above mentioned, have at least proved theaxoelvex efficacious in all of them ; this herb Dr. Walker has made an ingre­ dient in his famous Vinegar Bittkhw, which din be obtained of any wholeaaio Druggist throughout the country. 44. Fortify the body against diseasn by purifying all iu fluids with Votoar Bitters. ?Jo epidemic can take holdv of a system thus fore-armed. .• ache, Pam in the Shoulder.*, Ceesrh.'s Tightness of tho Chest, Dixsiness, Sour Eructations of the,Stomach, Bod Taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palpita-’ tatiou of the Heart, inflammation of tho. Lungs, Pain In the region cf tho J£lrt-; neys, and a hundred other painful symp­ toms. are tho oflsprings of Dyopepmq/ One bottle will prove a bolter guarantee of iu merlta than a lengthy advertise­ ment. SwelHura, Ulsers, Eryaipcla*, Swell»4 Neck. Goitre, Scrofulous Infiainmati x. Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial Affecttw, Old Sores, Eruptions oT the Skin, Sore H>t*, etc. In these, as tn all other constitution .’ DUeaaas, Walker's Vunrexa Brrnotit cavo shown their great curative powers in^lbo most obstinate aud intractable cases. Rheumatism. Gout, Billoui«, BcmittontaixilmeaiMftuat Fovcn, DiaenMM of the Blood, Liver, Kidnep and Bladder, tbeae Biltere bavo no euuaL Such DUc&hu Kochanical Diseases —Persons en­ gaged in Paints and Minerals, suck as Plumber*, Typr-^eMera, Gald-bexlert. and Miner*, u they advance iu life, are *nbje<-* to paralyri* of the BcoteLl To gnard ngainat th:*, take & doae of Walksb's Vtxkqar Brrms occasionally. For Skin Diseases,' Eruptions, Tet­ ter, Balt-Rbetim, Blolchfi*, Spota, Pinipl> >, Pustule*, Boll*, Carbuncle-, Rjog-wura: . Scald-head, Sore Byo*. Erwipclux. Itch. Scurft. IJjscolorations of the 8kin, JlumorH and DUmmm of the Skin of whatever tum­ or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a short tituu Uy tba d.m» of those Bitters. For Female Complaints, inyoun•; g’e- «A'SHSWSMSBH#. § *?* °'S a Dr. J. & AYER A CO., Lowell, Km, • ? THE THRESHER OF THE PERIOD^ aS or old, married or ringie, at the dawn of wo­ manhood, or the turn of life, these Tot/c Bitten display so decided an influence th;.; imprereaNKNla auon perceptible! Cleuaetke Vitiated Blood ntan-.. iPpwnties banning tbrou-ti a • =• __ ?__________________ ~ LY PHYSICIAN - t“ *A f firm Bents. ’ LANE &. BODLEY, It was an expreauveremazk of a prac­ tical man regarding the woman of the period recently : •• She doesn't know MAVUFACTVMXS OF ENGINE OR. WHITTII tuUqn, with tSoO-Di-il capita! slock, treats thousADda of caae* of pwratysfai, diuMed aud deformed joints, croaked log. and feet, piles, Wznaorr’a Tomc!—A Safe, ome SO rtixv trtIS Thresh- r- c-t this day n *r.ron tilou*‘r‘U purcbj CINCHO-QUININE Hvrr i» as effextowl a rvmsrit sTwaaars: i> j-rette n*d bilious ee­ r fever baa yet refund rxocr. Pixlav A Co.. HamB-NattOa’a ile Sole Foutilul KO, r» •»* woo. FOR FEVER & ' . anoke, Jaroew, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throuataout our . entire counWy during the Summer and J Autmyn, and remarkably so during eea­ sons of untMua! heat and dry nets, arc invariably accompanied by extensive derangementa of Ute stomach and liver, . and other abdominal rtecGra. In* their treatment* a purgative, exerting a poW- J. erful influence upon thmm vuriohs or­ gans, is Msentially necessary. There Is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr. J. Waijckx’s Vinegar Brmnu,. as they will speedily remove the dark­ colored viscid inattcr with which tho bowels are loaded, at the same Umo stimulating the secretions of tho liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of the digestive organs. the Governor, as Territorial Mandial, instead CBJMJC JkXD■'CRDUXAUL » i , Bilious Remittent and Inter-? like these BitleraE^ffinws.wr.teaKi.'s-J’ffiar •av iMtakca in ****ool. kr«ry Urally iteowMk*** tt fi» tb*tr ctotat IDT raw SMAy ■wAwnMWV* r***<»4 passengers into the ditch. -The Supreme Court of Utah haa decided are looked for. ’ mittent Fevers which are m preva­ lent in the valhyn of oar greM rivers • throughout tho United States, especially . those of the MteMppl, Ohln,Miss6cn. Uliuois, 3’enne«eee, Cumberland, Arkanbob. Red, Colorado, Braxns. Rio Graod% For Inflammatory and Chronic Oai»— No. 1, SMfo1 the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company from transferring a ease in which it was a party to phis,via tho United States Court. th. Civil Hights bill. authorities of that State intend enforcing th* J. B. FORD A Co., Publishers. GOOD AGENTS WANTED Fuxa-gl7.25C.HJ0. Lard- ItS&liMe. TOIjriM). 3 Red, Sl.U0M.s4H. Cons-71^71 S'C. )C. Hnacurax Othersent free by mall oo often eruts. Money must be i PtMt^Mouey Order,Check, Draft, or Rrx FAMILY —The Civil Service Reform Committee of ths Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ CHRISTIAN UNION, One Year, only $3,00. has asked leave to filo ar. information against tie Milwaukee A St. Paul and tho Chicago 1‘OUTJCdJ.. —The fanners of Indiana bare been invited, by a call eonlaitriug C.MW names, to rnqeltu Of VUtNOAXJ TtKMAkTJrrt-nui are Apcnmrt, DhBharetfc.; EDITOR. CknalnAtive. Nutrfdoax, lataaave. Diuretic, Jn rollgiou-v inattimi this paper Is Evan­ Bedstlre, Connter-lfritant, Sudorific, Altersgelical and UnM-eturinn; In pollfiml af- •re. and A ritl-BIHau-i. Gr»teftiI ThouMUid.s rrnchim Vixfatrs, InfleporxlenCnnd outspoken. It con­ tains the iMMt articles, and both altortarid . BGAR Bitters the .mo« wonderfcnb,, vigorant that ever unstained tho unking serial stories, fruni the foremost writers; ? 3 * »» »• Randolph SL, Chicago. it dlny to maintain the highest standard iu ricliglon. Literature, Poetry. Art, Mu­ NOVELTY sic, Science, News, Polllicr. Household and areDdLdl?-' Family Affairs, with Stories, Rhymes, Btroyod by mineral poison or otbvr Puzslne for lhe Cliildrvn, etc. Notblng is mcaoc, and vital organs wanted beyond cuildttra oyrKB look falk amd sick, . \ riXiSCUL JiXD JSDUSTRUL. —The steam canalboat City of New York made tho trip from New York to Buffalo in six and one-half days, the quickeit time on MU’w indefinitely posrjxmsd....JagaUs called the llquor-oellen. in the June term of court, commencing 8J0.000.0U0. —Tho Mayer of New Orleans reports great (’.ealitntion still exlrliug in the overflowed district. ing a number of suite in which it is a party, —A black bug has appeared in considerable from the courts of Illinois to the United Staten numbers in the peach-orchards of Delaware courts. and Maryland, destroying largo numbeta of ferrod. ductors have secret instructions to refuse to it thickly cover* passengers any information at lo their rights on trains under tho law. —A member of tho Springfield (0.) City Council spoke eight hours upon the question againnl the Winona aud HL Peter railway of restricting tho liquor traffic. for the recovery of <<58,000 taxes duo the —The General Assembly of the Presbyterian State. ' ' Church of the United Slates convened at HL —In tho Haugamon County (ill.) Circuit —At Pittsburgh, F*,i recently, thirty 4*dy THE CHRISTIAN UNION, BENJ. O. WOODS, WJutsff, HMgpM; —Tho I'an Handle Railroad Company has axKUHX©i.m\ Mo. 3 Spring, »!.5TWt»:.aiM; Mo. • evuted a mortgage for flya udtiloM of dollars HD.JentfU-oratr tttpulattena iiisiln* with them. Ho Joac>b Ba«m ami Albert «pnag. W»MU»k* ' Ooaa-Xu. 2, to take up ths CJrU Right* MU. Church, Chicago, which has bean in progress RAILROAD ISTKLUGKXCK. 20th, by the court rendering a verdict of ac­ quittal. —The crusaders of Anoka Minn., hare'had mfearvl I,n outsold evt«ry oouteenporary. Such a pare and eunobliojc story as *• TFc and Our Neighbor,'' should lx- rend In every homo. This nttnu-tive Serial Is juat beginning cxdusicdy in the JFrrJWy Family FetrfpajK-r, PRINHNB PRESSES PUfyiCt Of C-Ylnmbl* to report *1 any Urat 1 lEHmlnerJ 'a re*ofnHcn ptroidtos for —Thomas Lowman baa compteted a tramp baa been totally destroyed >y fixe. Lon*, from PbiladelphU to Montreal, .a distance of —Necphagon Collage, at Croea Plain*. . r Totj-oaV. May LtJ-Nte<* —Tho reeolation —Hufflcicut contributions hare been ob- Toon., was burned down recently. Tho cooper-shop of Huff A Monsypenny, ami th* ohajr-fsalary of Bailor A Marple, lo­ tho MUI. river valley flood. ‘ Vytag claimants of pnbBc l>nd* WM passe-J... .Ths cated Inxido the walls of Uio Panitantiaty. at the MlMiaelppi at Quincy, 111., baa been Columbus, Ohio., .were destroyed by fire late­ ly. The total I ms will tee abbot eM0,0!X), on awarded. . ... pamefl ,, t —■ - ■ • —The eetul-a&nual eeoalon of the Grand which there wm abou| SSO.OOO iaeuw.ee., • --’('’If*'--A cc'nterenwi eoiawilrtee wan appointed >»:».«• IUJMB ’ h>*n »bs Reaata anjemtaMmt*. to the Nava! AppraEncampment of Indimra OJApFoliow* oc­ Th. SIM. aad about $10,000 will ba lost on tna time of curred at IndianapoUa on the 19th inat. —A large threc-atory building Iu Cincinnati convictA who mu«l remain idle until tba shops revenue cm**......Majcrftyi . ’ tumbled fa, burying five pentone in tbe ruins, are rebuf f. • —A dhqsttcb from «hO»SMna' i>t llii'- jtill one or whoor w*a killed. f ks.,.1 HRMi .^ee •“«» ww»J —Tbe tmngHrance League of Lafayette, prttited.. Piatt, from the rtMicfhre Committer, Ind., reventiy’ had a petition' preamted to Coograaa for ■ law requiring all United State" monthly writs, taking IL® gronpd tbrt tho cou officer* to take an oath to abstain from in­ formed of the terrible force of the rushing dittoes WStot Sfo aWiptkd silk kJ the comply, toxicating drink* daring their «*m of office. stream of death by the etatemcnl that ths and that ccuMquurtty tfie contract had lapsed. .. —Tho State baildiuga and all State prop- lineur<> In the ruined barrier shows that the t’ouccwtul •ffort* were meda to Uk» up tba ftraflood must have started with a volume 175 —The General Council of tho Reformed Episcopal Church, is session «ABrooklyn, has perfected a ritual and adopts! regulations for tho government of tho church. Tho. next annual council will be held in Christ Chureh, Chicago. —The cccleelaaiical trial of . Bow David Mrs. STOWB is now hi the prime of that geultu which wrote "Uncle Tom." ripened by years of study mid observation. Her novel.* orb Immensely popular, '* Unc’c I'bm’s Cabin" alone out-selling by hun­ dreds of thousands any edition of any original work ever published—sow the nia, the modkinrJ properttea of which arc extracted tbcirfrom wnbout the um of Alcohol. The question is almost dally adeed. “ What te the cause of tho unnarallelod mtcccsa of Vinegar BittebsTm Our answer b, that they remwe the cat»e of disease, aud the patient ro covers hia health. They are the great blood purifier and a lifc-givlng principle, a perfect Renovator end Invigbrator of the ayatem. . Never before In the IFENBY U'AFT> BEECHER, winslowd soothing Baxter ae Governor. He la reported to have declared that the Bronka step MplJaot wubmit to'Baxter, bnt only to tbo naUoual authoritiaa, COMPARISON INVITED. COMPETITION CHALLENGED 3 and «uoh follie* and profound domcetic raieeriro a* have led to the widerprend � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-06-05.pdf.pdf 67edcb05ed7d32d5878f83b1cad016e1 PDF Text Text illr »W5. W ADVERTISING RATES: rERY FRIDAY. Maihville, Barry County, Mid?., OR NO STRONG. TttlW I |l;ie PER AKMJR, Progression. No Retrograding. TKSU TeMWM StEICTLI Ajdkxhxd TO. VOL. I. ___________ 4^ NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JUNE-?, 1874._____________ NO. 3ti. SURGICAL PXRFQRMANCX. The Medical Journal gives an ac­ count of one of the most ingenious and critical performances in' surgery, de­ signed to remedy the interning of eye­ lashes upon the eyeball, in-a case of 20 years* standing, the irritaticAi of the DELICATE TBX WAX LITTLE TMAU. . . ' ThM dear IliUe thine. A HAD STORY. The car-door opened, there wu a rat­ tle and a rustle upon the platform out­ side—and she came stumbling .in. At the same instant there camo in with her a ruddy-cheeked, blue-eyed boy, whose years were not counted above ten. She carried in her arms a bundle closely and carefully wrapped, at ano end of which a tiny face appeared, a diminutive copy of her own. Carefully placing this bun­ dle upon a seat, she next dragged in a Ixix and a bosket, and the strong odor of bilgo-wate^, such as ever pervades the .Uerago or between decks of the emigrant vessel, announced to the in­ differently interested passengers that my fellow-passenger was an emigrant She was not more than thirty ; she wax fair and appeared ns strange and timid as the antelope we row -from the car-window gliding over the plains. But no one spoke to her, do one pre­ sumed to claim acquaintance with this travel-soiled, wcary-looking young * woman, and ns aho sat upon the next scat to my own, gazing wearily out upon the wild, bleak monotony of tho plains, I observed several times during the day that her large- blue eyes filled with tears, and that the little boy in Scotch cap, knee-breeches and block hose busied himself in a vain attempt to comfort his “.mother." All this I ob­ served from liehind * my book, wliich book proved a medium of communica­ tion between my fellow-passenger and myself. She had been looking at the back of my book attentively for some time, when she broke the silence by saying . “1 beg pardon, sir, but can you tell me -when wo shall arrive (look­ ing at an envelop) at Bijou Station ?’ “To-morrow evening some time, if all goes well,” I replied. “la the country out there as wild and as sparsely settled as this, sir?” “ Yes, madam, or more so. It depends very much upon tho port ion of the Bijou The ioo being broken between myself and my fellow-passenger, she soon fells victim to a professional American news­ paper interviewer, to whom abe told her story. x But this story would have but little interest for tho general reader, were it not for tho sequel, which is herewith given. I will give hvr story M near as possible in her own worda : “ Yes, oirj I am from England. I left there three weeks ago. I observed yon reading Dickens, and I took the liberty of speaking to you. Do i admire Dick- relative ot his, and have ofttimea visit­ ed him at his place at Gad's Hill I am from Gloster.' Do yon know Gloster ? It is a dear old town. We lived just within the shadow of that great cathe­ dral (a sigh). Oh, the dear old town. detained one day al St. Louis- -a nasty, gloomy, smoky place, is it not, sir ? At Leavenworth they refused to take my English gold for my hotel bill, and I was in great trouble and distress. Did I get my luggage all right? Yes, sir. There is nine hundred pounds of it. Why did I bring so much, did you say? Why, sir, my hus­ band wrote ma that he bad got a perfect little Eden of a -place in Col­ orado. Yea, sir, he calls our new home Eden, and I thought I would bring as many of the old things from home m possible, and I brought a box of tea, a barrel of .sugar, several bolts of long cloth, some boots And clothing, and at least a hundred different kinds of gar­ den-seeds. We will be so happy when I get home. But, sir (crying), I really think I never will reach home again. Three works of travel all alone has nearly cost me my life. “ What is my husband doing in Col­ orado, did you say, sir ? He is sheep­ farming. He was a tailor and gentlemen’s-furnisher in Gloster. We lived in one house for nineteen years. My father kept tho business before I mar­ ried my husband. We were doing very well and getting rich, but my husband, who had been a sailor when a boy, and who was born in Brazil, was always dis­ contented and wanted to travel. In an evil hour I consented to sell out our business .in Gloster. He took £5,000 with him and started to Colorado. His letters which he wrote from Colorado were very interesting; they wore printed in our county paper at home. Oh, sir, if you only could kuow how tired I am of travelingf how lonesome I feel here upon these plains, so many thousands of miles from my dear old home, you would realize liow anxious I am to meet my husband.” The sun and tho train rolled on west­ ward, and toward evening on the second day out from Kansas City came in sight of Bijou. My fellow-passenger was all bustle and excitement; she had been half a dozen times to the glass to adjust her hair and apparel. The beautiful little boy in his Scotch cap, blue jacket and black stockings had had his golden locks freshly curled, his rosy choekt washed, and stood upon the cur-seat looking out of the window—looking for “Fattier." . “Oh, mother, I think I see father,” said Charley. “ No, mother, it is some one else. Oh, I see a coffin, mother; some person is dead ; they are taking the coffin out of a wagop, mother. There Now wp shall see father, we are home.” The train stopped. The weary, trav­ eled-soiled neice of. Charles Dickens gathered up her parcels and her cloaks, and stepped out upon the wild, bleak spot called Bijou Station. The passen­ gers, all interested in the talkative and unsophisticated pair of travelers, crowd­ ed to the.windows of the car to witness the expected meeting between husband and wife. They saw it. While her baggage was being tumbled out of the car, she stood with her baby in- her arms and her boy by her side gazing around upon the strange scene, and peering eagerly among the rough-clad ranchmen and plainsmen for the face which alone of all others she wished to . OOXyKXXKKJXAL SUMMARY. Nmahlt all the summer silks are in . A Maixb mambas moved 108 timesin 30 years. Baltimore clergymen gather strength in ten-pin alleys. lashes thus turned in being so great that the patient had been accustomed to re­ lieve himself by pulling them out. Thia perpetual irritation had produced opacity of the cornea of one eye, and the probability was that the same in­ jurious consequences would overtake tho other in a short time, but for a speedy remedy. In the operation in question a fine curved needle was threaded with a double strand of fine silk, and ths point of the needle was then entered upon the tarsal border of the lid, at tho precise spot where the respective hairs emerged from tho lid­ surface, and, ‘being pushed outward, Tnz Bumuuis make isinglass from - VinoiiriA hta partf bacco alone, since the war. The average estimate of tho cotton crop for 1874 is 4,132,000 pounds. ■ Tiiii idfoKAt tittie in wliidli amtlc wna walked by Weston wm O.minutes and 38 seconds. Frv» per ctbtl' of the. entire popula­ tion oPNew Hampshire "Kroibbve the ago of 70. ’ the front of the needle made its appear­ ance' through the akin jmt above the row of eyelashes. When the needle had traveled the lid, the double thread, with a noose at its free extremity, was drawn upon until the noose was ready to disappear in the lid tissues. The wild hair was now. pushed gently through this noose, and, as the thread was drawn upon until it rseaped from the cutaneous surface of the lid, it drew the vicious hair in the same direc­ tion, leaving it still attached to its hair-bulb—(his being specially impor­ tant—but drawn completely through the free border of the lid in a passage made for it by the needle, th6 point of the hair sticking out in front through the necdle-pftncture. Tho rationale jof this operation is, that the hair drawn through tho lid will, by constant trac­ cmoKraienta. tion in its growth, change the position of the hair-bulb, and in this way corrcct.tho wild direction which it former­ ly took. _______ ' . An elcvdn-veor-old mother of Otego was Tcccaflytoe^ bf fear aaveucKicks- old infant. LI V1NG8TOXES GRA VK. The spot selected by Dean Stanley as the resting-place of Livingstone, in Westminister Abbey, is midwny down the south side of the nave, and just in front of the portal which leads from tho west doisters, and is known as the Can­ on’s G.to, Some thought was enter­ tained of laying tho body near the tab­ let which makes the tomb of Sir John Chardin, - tho Eastern traveller, but Dean Stanley found that no space wm left for another coffin there, and in per­ suing his search over a more ‘ removed ground he happily discovered a spot yet more suitable; for, whore** the wan­ derings of Chardin are associated with comparatively small tracts of Persia and H indo?tan, t^c more modern benefactor th«i upper right-hand curaar tha Clark \Vhek Napoleon was a small boy he of tho Court certiffWrthat lie gave the wu orked whether: her. couM tell what license- Below this tho Judge of the nationality he wu of, and he indignant­ Court identifies the Clerk. Below this ly replied, “ Of Corsican.” Wlj£n tli® Chief Justice idenlifit s. the Judge, Chang wrew-amah boy ho w|$va»trd and laid, the Secretary of State certifies whether he was a naliuo of Siam, and to the .existence and official cbarr-cler of he indignantly replied, “Of courRe: the Chief Justice. Thus wall there are Siam.” Tho rest of the items of this not leta than six certificates engrossed nMjye jrill be coptin^Jn/ome|K>^\ upon the sheet. This document w«a rendered necessa­ The public debt of Great Britain is «ry by the law of prinrogenitm* of Ed‘ «nd Will tie deposited in the said to be in a very satisfactory , alate, f For the first time since the gfe^t French •archives ■ of the court* in the pariah in war it stands at W Lhaft XDjo.qOO.OOO; pwhich the happy couple reside. They and more than £51,(^006'of this sain haff 1 determined to live in this country, represents the ’ alu® of a ,a«ri«a <rf tem­ hnttbe fleafh of Sartoris.’elder brother porary annuitiea, which will expire and'lhe consequent entailmentot a largo He did not finish his fentenee, but stepped forward to catch the falling form of my fellow-traveler, who was carried to the car in a swoon. The little boy uttered a piteous wail of grief, while I led him sobbing back to the car which this wearied, travel-tired pair bad left a minute before so hopeful and when he came to. Gloster. He only lived so happy. There were many wet eyes ten miles away, and frequently carat to in that car just then, mine among the preeMons are made; your children may see us while ho wm working upon his rest, as I held tho beautiful boy sobbing have able and faithful instructors, but there are manv lessons of practical wiSI saw my fellow-traveler twice again, once when she followed her husband to Tho mind ot your child io constantly chiefly in 1885. Tho permanent debt of tiie country, -then, nmoanta to about the water necessary.—Rdract from £728,000,000. Gov. pix, of New Yorir-, tas signed ' TSE total value of dry-goods imported inUrJfow York during the month of the qpmputae7 when yon least think of it. sometimes I niixll give up before I reach pale, sad and bowed with grief, she my husband. But Charles is quite a started with her fair haired boy upon dom ; your opinion*, sound doctrine ; and your word a law*—your child is clever and kind jny little aha has been and aecluaion of her old homo within action—but, moat of all, your example the shadows of Gloster Cathedral.— is educating your child; lay a book con­ stantly open before it whicn it is sontax, at Baltimore and Cincinnati. How Denver Tribune. do I like the States, did you say' Ob, stantly studying. Be careful, fond A smmurr scene.Now, Willie, do have a little courage. When I have a Save been in. I stopped at Halifax. H. than you, but I make up my mind that I will take it, and J do.” "And when I have a powder to take," replied Willie, "I make up my miod that I wn’( take willing your child abonld transcribe on the fair tabH rithin i|s own innocent . BIXGVLAR LAW8VIT. A remarkable care, known as “ the great mink case," Las lately been de­ cided by the Supreme Court of New Hampshire, a report of which we find «* *» EmUim paper, It was an action for debt, by Arthur R. Aldrich against Wells Wright, to recover the penalties prescribed for killing minks. The defendMit admitted .the killing of four mink*, bat alleged in justification that the animals were at the time pursuing bis geese. ■The only evidence in tho cue was the teatimeny of George W. Blood, who, in common with tho defendant, owned a small goose-pond. The witness testillcd as follows ; “ I stood in my dooryant t heard the geese cackling; I came oni on to a little knoll; I mw the four minks swimming toward the geeee; some of the geese had then gone on to tho shore of * the pond nnd some of them were in tho water; the minks were from ono to ■three rods distant from the geese ; some of the geese within a rod of the minks, who were'ono old mink and A Wisconsin minister was dismissed three' young ones, but all about the from an orthodox pnlpit because he same 'size. As*eooD>M the minks saw built a fire under a balky horse. me,’they stopped pursuing the geese One person killed and four injured and ran out upon a little island, and every woflupgiday in the ^Mr,i* a protty there stopped. At the same time that I good record for American railways. came out, the defendant also camo out Eight persons have been rendered in­ with his gun ; he came out near the and sane through tho loss a»I property or of a causeway that is laid across the friends by the rcccMpMamcbussfts dis- lower end of the pond, and fired at tho minks on tho island, killing them Tun Central Pacific railroad has ad­ all at ono shot; the minks were all on vanced its freight charges; increasing the island when ho fired ; tho defendant the freightage from 81,000 per car to carried tho minks off to his house ; the geeso wore six old ones and eight 11,400. Colorado, which had not a mile of young ones about half grown ; geese railroad lets than five years ago, has had run in the pond two or three mmmeni; never knew of any mink chasing now ten lines, having a total length of any geese there before or since ; don’t 6C>3 miles. know whether minks are accustomed to A jiell-doy ,at the Grand Pacific kill geese or not” The case is remark­ Hotel, Chicago, recently got lost in its able in these respects, that minks four miles of corridors, but was found should chase geeso, that a man should with the aid of the police. kill fonr of them nt otm shot, that the Tur Bonk of France is accumulating Supremo Judges should spend weeks in gold with a view Jo a resumption of examining tho case, and that their de­ specie payments. That France can do cision should cover fifty pages. The this nl a great triumph after her im- following is the substance of tho de­ mcriA. losses. : cision : “ The * natural, essential, and Sxtmeal Ifbei nuitr were receully inherent ’ right of ‘ protecting proper­ brought .gainst tho Auburn (Me.) ty,'declared in article 2 of the Bill of dipper^ but they have all been settled R ightn, is the right to do whatever, un­ o« the condition that the sheet shall lie der'the circumstances of each case, ap­ published do longer. * parently is reasonably ueceeaary' to be The Massachusetts Legislature has a done in defense. Tho statute prohibit­ bill in tho works, requiring all railway ing'the destruction of certain fur-bearoperatives in the State to wear a uni­ iog aniniala between May 1 and Oct. 15, form. Uniform courtesy on the part of is not applicable to cases in which such destruction is an exercise of the consti­ tho officials ought to be included. "A daRUAM physicist proposes to make tutional right of protecting property. Tho killing of wild vermin in defense poplar trees do tha work of lightning rods, lie connects them with the earth of property may be apparently reason­ ably necessary in apparent danger not by a chain, so the. fluid will not leave actual. Buch a case is not governed tho tree te dart at any objecCnear. by tho tests of imminent danger Some of the Indiana tarns jnakelhe and of the duty of retreating to the retail liquor dealers pay a heavy license, wall applied in cases of homicidal de­ for example, Fort Wayne, $300; Warsaw, fense." <-■ . $200; South Bend, $300; Valparaiso and Plymouth, $2d0; Michigan City, TUX OXX MAX 7 RAT (J OSQUA RED '■ • (IRAXT. $50. But one man has auccecded in subOnArrAxooGA, Tenn., expects to bo g ting the President He is Bartoris. the rival of Pittsburgh before long. It Against his secret wish, the Eiocutivo is asserted that' lr6ri van be manufac­ is forced to give this young gentleman tured there ten or twelve dollars per ton his favofile diild. At least, so well ac­ cheaper than auywhcro else in thia credited rumor says. Nellie met him country. * > • isO in England, crossed tho Atlantic in hia company, and doubtless is deeply in love. centiyT'frunrthc bitaol A' ttflicted with him. Therefore, her father's con­ ’ about seventeen nmtiths.bcfdra.' ’At the sent I wm much interested in the miuistime the biting occurred ahe. wi& purs­ ing a child, nnd ‘ when tho child wu ter'a certificate shown mo to-day by Dr. weaned . the hydrophobia manifested Tiflkny. It is engrossed upon parch­ ment,* in connection with five other doc-, itadf.J amenta. On tho upper left-hand cor­ A Ler-willb (Oregci) lady re­ ner M the'sheet is a copy of tho license, cently blackballed "by jj-jrAjfge, i TMie written1 in ■ plain, bold hand, and em­ blamed a man, a n$igbbor., for casting powers any minister of the gospel to the vote, and meeting him it ' church, marry Algernon. Sartoris to Nellie proceeded to giving.hipi a drubbing. Grant. ‘Below is the clergy man’s cortifThe lady is 50 years old, and the jnan tfcate that he bu married them. On machinery of industry; or you can send it dashing, foaming over precipices, to join with other impetuous heaulong streams, carrying devastation in their course ; or you can suffer it to roll its sluggish way into some stagnant pool, affording refuge for loatlxaome reptiles, and poisoning the atmosphere with its pestilential vapors. In infancy and at home the deepest and moat lasting im- :ncle Charles’ last .. , . _, of Edwin Drood.* He describes our town jnst as it is. We all loved Mr. Dickens. I walked with him many times in the grand old atrnct- on to­ Michigan has 3,300 miles of finished railway, valued at $H5;M(r,OOb. . of humanity/Major James Rcnnell, who lived in the boyhood of men not yet old, has a fame peculiarly linked with the most promising record of exploration on that dark continent which Living­ stone has labored so hard and no suc­ cessfully to illumine. The founder of the African society and tho friend of Mungo Park, Major Rannell, is, of all the illustrious dead whose ashes mingle with tha time-honored earth on which the Abbey stands, most fit for tho fel­ lowship of Livinstone. The part of the AbLey whale the marble flooring was raised to make a grave for Livingstone is but a few paces from the vault in which the coffin of George Peabody was hud for a short time previous to its em­ A rough-looking but polite ranchman barkation. On the apposite side of the stepped forward, and, with a clumsy nave, somewhat nearer tho choir, is a bow and bashful manner, inquired who monument erected to Thomas Living­ the “ Madam deaired to ace.” stone, Viscount Teviot, who died in “I want my husband, Mr. Henry the early part of the last century. Lester. Does he not keep a sheep and cattle- farm near here I” jronuMK “He did, madam,” answered the Mothers, you stand at the fountain, ranchman, sadly; “but he’s rounded-up with the lightest trace of your finger on his herd for the last lime. There he is, the yielding soil; yon con give a direc­ in that coffin, died last Wednesday tion to the infant stream, yon can send night, and - we're sendin' the body bock it gliding down through verdant fields to Denver, accordin' to his last instruc­ and flowery lawns, imparting new fer­ tions. He died of congestion of ths tility and beauty, and anon contributing bowels, madam. Beg pardon, madam, its strength to propel the complicated read nil BRIKF MXHTIOfi. The healthiest fliot, on the globe is Zurich. ' i Chair i J ot Ungr," •• n. e~m.’ - »J*• ct Ult,rarteUrw.*’ and romer* rife. ' AH Horta of ratnfrapha." to axnisee, Then to tba peiw-rtor, where yon w?ite HxkrutnK Ontatla of a Moody a<bi Back to Um eHy, JoM tn tlw To report tbe aermnn of mom divine; Prtlrina Umb tn the < l--r. And next the clmja the cUte-atum*. lv®cH tn b»n<U‘ tbr r*c.nn ocnuw, Takin* the time ot a IroUins borne; A good VARIETIES. is spa drink for pugilists pu( The smallest women look hopefully to Hymen. Let tiie bottle alone, and you will keep out of the jug. Wr often hear of tho forks of a river, .especially on the Tyne. Have nothing to do with a bruiser. Ho is always infra dig. A CntdfwsATi billiard-player was ar­ rested lately for pocketing the balls. A mak in Atchison, Kan., has just taken his tenth wife—a very remarkable old fellow. An cating-houso keeper advertises for “a boy to open oysters about fif­ teen years old.” A competing hotel out West says, generously, of another, that it stands. without arrival. Mauk Twain says that in the higher latitudes of Fecjco, “ it's so miserably cold that a man can’t tell the truth." This is highly colored J “ The lilacs are budding," says a Wiacoosin editor. “ Tou lilac Satan,’’ responds one of his readers, “ You violet tho truth,” po­ litely replies the editor, and both arc given over to blue devils. A bright youth in Richmond, Ky., learning the gu was to be introduced, and observing the workmen, digging out places for the pipe, inquired of ono of them, “ how deep they would go down before they struck gu.” “Pat,” said a traveler, “ why did you make the stone-waJ’ around your shanty so thick ?” " Why, please yer honor, I liear they have extraordinary high winds in Ameriky, so I thought if I built it about m thick m it wm high, if it should blow over it would ba just os high as it wm afore, yer honor." A sick man, alightly convalescent, was asked by a pions friend who his physician wm. He replied, “Doctor Jones brought me through.” “No, no," said hi* friend ; “God brought you out of your illness, not th® doc­ tor." “Well, maybe He did; but yon can bet thu doctor will charge for it” liriaxiac a »4Wber» through th# lr«-lopa rabbtiaOtt, Tiie opWrtaldoyhonlum I POeULATIOA OF VRLHA. A recent writer u« China, and long a resident in the country, which ho has carefully studied, says there arc 1,720 districts in tl»e empire, ot which it would const far abort of the truth to say that city ranging from 30,OOQ to 100,000. Taking half the difference between the tain 65,000 inhabitants, then the seven­ teen hundred and' twenty would atone cf ntain a population of one hundred ■nd eleven millions and six hundred thousand. A curious calculation has been made by the same gentleman, to give an idea of the population of Ohms. He had notseen the <wnsua of 1842, brought to light by the Ruaeian miMiton in Pekin, but proceeds upou that of 1812, which gave a population ol 861,000,600, adding tiie probable lucreaao up to a few year, since, .nd retimatinff tho pop­ provision* , jt compel*) parenta ;-nnd April amoemted to $8,500,351. As com_________________ , _, . K periods _ with corresponding in guardians to give children of from tprfrvd eight to fJtefftyaM* of -««, in a •former y W4. there is a decline of $94,with April, 4»in _ . , . 1873; ot , weeks* regular instruction everyveariu $2,726,356 as compared with 1872, and ulation at 400,000,000. Snch is China in Ha population, and reafftog, Writing, ttHtafetfo;' Engl&h of $2,557,108 in 1871. The total im­ grammar, tod geography. It prohibits portations of diy-gooda during the first if Homer could pre-di eloquently on « mortal, with equal the emptaym*»A«f clxi«dnm with** the fonr months of the prrstot year the vanity of S53,x ploqotne-, >><■ ««n or agm named * any lata.r daring Bic troH to Mt,<21,90, 193.501 la Ur. oorrr» l >oudiMP"^> “ ‘ r " " -I"‘ ~ — — »— dtatnet school* are officer* are given *»v jmr; *63,00,2(0 in 1872, uxl *53,256.it is enforced. 835 in 1871. �= DRUGS, Er-iyoa Nawa: onortwj,. EDITOR. DRUGS, paoy Of mhtisters and delegnUe, whiling FRIDAY, g«n«roui'ho*pii xiity of which, wa will always At Ml. Clemens on the 2nd inst., John 8. Campbell, an old man was run over and instantly killed by the formed with Dr. I B. Pilcher, af Detroit, cars un the Grand Trunk Roihray. 4 fire at Grand Rantds on the conducted by Dr. Webstar, it Caned*. folinoming of the 2nd inst destroyed the Union Slave A Chair Co.'a ware Gould, Esq., of Jseksoa. bonne end a considerate stock of lumber and barrel matenal. Loss, Dr. Pilcher, as Preeideat, a Vice P redd cot $30,000. On Iasi Friday evening a g>rl known Dr. Edwards of Iho NorthweaUra Advoeate, aa Hallie, of Detroit, arose in the dark to take some medicine. Making n mistake took some poixon. Phys­ Proaidont, and the appointment of several icians wen immediately sent tor and oomaittua, Bov. J. M. Arnold, of Datrolt, the girl’s life was saved. in- the beasfidal influence of roilfiooa Rev. Wm. Rice who has been con­ fined in jail al Mown since the 28th of December, ou a charge of adultury, Choreh. Discataed by Dr. Reid and Dr. B. wni ietrased on bail Friday by Funk King, of Dinsing, and Wm. H. IXxlge. .of Eaton Rnpids. He U required to appear at the next session ■ Cburah'MUribaud *17.000,000. ol the Circuit Court. airtOum ,MpUHpa«rUl,, tn wlllin, Nour the railroad station Marshal, May 28th, the team of A 8. Hunt, of . Newton was frightened by a train and ran away, throwing out Mr. Hunt, whose arm was fractured, head ent form. Here are the closing aontencea : and several ribs broken. He lies in ■■Michigan etill groans unier this euros be­ a critical condition. n His boy, who cause the Stale and municipal rulers have was with him was also seriously failed to do their duty. • • • To demolish hurt. the grog shops would bo to drain the cess­ Last week a while woman, the pools of iniquity. To accomplish this work wife of a one legged negro named Is the duty of the Church, and It will be Henr/* Carter, living five miles south done ae soon aa Christiana unite .upon the of Adrian City, wns cooking supper means. Waves of indigestion are uow by an out-door fife when her clothing sweeping over tho laud, which ou^bt to caught fire, and she was terribly break the whisky power. The evil is like a burned not, not a shred remaining of mountain, but not immoveable.and it will be her garments. She died the next morning. A man by the name of John Bason hung hrmsrlf at Fisher’s camp, near Freeland. June- 1st. Saturday, about ten o’clock in the forenoon, he came there and hired out and wns going to work this morning. He wa? in the store about nine o’clock Saturday night and bought n plug of tobacco, and when next seen was hanging in t ie shanty suspended by a wire. Life wasvxtinct. Judge Brown of Kalamazoo, decid­ ed May 29th, in the habeas corpus cose of Anthony Taylo.' that respon­ dent wns not compelled to answer the question, "Did you drink nny in­ toxicating liquor nt that place T' a< it lends to criminate the witnesv. This ■is deemed a great victory for the Jiquor deniers. The greatest excite­ ment prevailed during the week over 'the attempt to enforce the liquor law. The gmnd jury have been ordered to their homes, not to report again until called fur. A post mortem eximination was .made at Flint, May 29th on the body •oj Mr*. Bueinerster who died this ■morning fewtstrichina spiralis. The -alumtob of (he diseased was found bntlly vwp'nred, h iving the appeareuce of being eaten through liyjthea:. An examination wns made of one prune of muscle taken from the calf of the leg of the deceased. In this smnu small portion or of ne*n fle»h one niinuerea hitndcred and two lrich»n<E were found, which tinder a two hundred (lower lens prevented thy appearance i>f live snakes. On the 22il of November Inst two farmers, J. M Spnulsbnry and Orville reed, liv.ng in Burch Run, Saginaw countv, got into some trouble regard­ ing the driving of teams in front ci Spalsbury's house, during which Rceil stnirk Sjmlsbory with n chit on the head and also with a spade. Spalbury died from the effects uf the injuries two d;tj s after. Reed was arrested and after an examination wns bound over to lhe Circuit Court ftlpl committed to jail. The case aoine up for trial in the Circuit Court a week ago, the beat legal tailent in lhe Cuini'y being employed on both aides. Th a case went to the jury and a verdial uf manslaughter, with a lesommandnliqu for merer, was returned. The parties in this case were well-to-do farmers, and the trial has attracted nwro than ordinary atl ent ion. Ode-jxa, f. JUNE 5,1874. lomA Co., Mien. I June 2nd, 1874. j Mu Epitox Perhaps u little news from this town would be interesting to your readers. Wheat is badly killed out according to my best judgement there will not be more than half a crop the coming harvest Oats are coming on first rate, and so are potatoes, but the burs UWV ur lieas trouble and cost. youra, J. 0 Stone. THEODORE MAXSON, DRUGS & MEDICINES, BOOKSSTATIONERY, CHOICE GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO j- CIGARS. Paiat*, Oil, & Varciahea, At least 10 per cent sav­ ed by buying at the city Drug Store, Nashville. fore should do to now. Dr. L R. Fisk discussed the missionary wants of Michi- HLSWORTH & FULLER Horse theievas are once m*>re ply­ । ing their vocaiiou in Van Buran Co. No lass than three koraea have been i stolen during the past week. Ale*. Boyed, aged sixty, st tom p ted suicide M ty 31st by jumping into a eisteru al Bay City. He was present­ ly rescued and is likely to recover. Cairo assigned for the rash act, in sanity, being the cgects of prostrated intoxication. Wasskas, Christoph** Grosra<cr of Naahvill*, Barry Conuty. Michigan, did on th* Eighth day of October. A. D. 1869, make and execute io Eboa Pennock of Bar­ ry. Barry County, Michigan, a certain i <« roouro the payment of of a cer- *W Consolidated for tha^ season of 1874 with o o Howes’ Great London Circus, GRECIAN HIPPODROME! o p .Manager CHALLENGE ’; 1000 Special Wonders! 250,000 Dollars! BRITISH MR.UCERIE MEDICINAL PURPOSES. SANGER’S j OF LIVING laogrred oatbr fuboalcr ipecltlikr. to «tt: ; #100,000 Trained Animals! ,TSnt rx!aib!r c Eef-bm le thr warM challenge SUlMhth- wty KsMMUm »■ ilirth u.inr ■ U-.u...it L. THE LARGEST CIRCUS CuKF./. oo IX All CHICA We hart engaged a competent. Chemist who will carefully attend to ■ = Sia.I.E CORDELIA, Mlle----------Romclliii, ------ irm-.. Mlle. Cartott.-, M’lle Marie, Mailntnt* Romv, Stg. RonielltH, Curios RomclIiU) Rudolph 77~T~-Mettc, “v»“» Harry Wilcox, ■Den \V. Rolland, • •• Stoue, >Jiuur, Geo. ueo. Murray, j Charles < hut lea Seeley, W. W. N ii-holx, (-ban.Roberto. Masts. Jiurace^ Buddie _ Mat r-k-c-s-a, &e., &o. rERFOUMBRS IN ALL.^.1 the compounding physicians' prescrip-1 Dry Goods, Groceries Hats,’Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c., which you can buy al very low prices. S33.13S of Splendor CARPET COTTON BATTS WARP, LK. w! i; TUE circus In Atncrim.with all the &eeompli»Ucd Li A I Bl ■ Riders, GymuaKto anil Acrobate, BHk : IOO IX NIHBER, M’lle Cordelia, waltz; hop. talk. STAND ON THEIR HEADS. . The Paragon of Bareback Riders. PLAY ML’SICAL INSTRUMENTS, El r.udienco by torir Ft rtlc Jtlc the r.udicncn their Wonderful Wonderful : M’llc Romelll. SlgnnrctlH Mnnoz, Juan Sagacity, forming a Thrilling Tableau of ' Alvord, Mexlnme^ Elmnor, Tbeaita, Jo- Sporti of Antaent Days Revived! Boman Chariot Races! \ Anusoaiaa Charioteers! Graci.n Boatities! Ele;>!i:tnto’ Tlnr.lle Rices! C i:nei Tournamorito! Drum? 1 trio t R udug! Indiat^Gaoiea, L t Crosse, &e. Has Nj EqfUAU ■ A Pyramid of Elephants! 5ft M rcprrwcu.l on ptctorUU, br . G. W. Mnrmr. Den Stone. Wm. Holland, Chieftain, Emperor. Mandrie. Sultan and I Rudolph Mettc, Harry Wilcox, Charhs Victorb.thc Five Educated Elephants Seeley, Charles Robert*. Msrkese. Masters Btxhile & Horace, Ac.. Ac., in their various _____aaa (ow No RiVal. Another $50,000 CHALLENGE ! Tiibe of 100 Iroquois Indians UWl JanW] A — CJC The Triumphal Another $50,000 CHALLENGE ryRead our $250,000 Challenge 18 COMPLETE Wns ever entered and the animals per ; formed by their trainer. $50,000 CHALLENGE fl That they have the only pmup of » I riT’n»pf>odnunatic Street Pngcant Nino Performing Hyenas Two itn™ to RFADY MADE CLOTHING Q In Uto World, to Oto- .Un. • ____ „„ ; (-'lanoui. Grrdan Rrautitx 600 Mm and ~ ; Honea, w ild Ik-astx Ixxw in thn Ftrvetx _ ,, ■ .Rl lion 11 BVFXRIOR IN EvKKT HkwEOT to - nnor* onrn .1 1 * 7 D U aa all the ordinary Equcatrim, Zoological or "RT?,?--1 * 72*Admboion B0 pretentious Mmcum exhibitionsc?cr seen Wy8ynf.*g 28 InAnwrkn. i C“u- hor >«m-nbr-.«x DorripUto^ ________________________ ___________ I - ®c., Ac. A NEW FEATURE ADDED I Sugars, Tea«, Coffees, Spices, ground and whole, Oranges, Raisins, Kerosene Oil, ------- - ---------- : OF WILD BEASTS. The Entire Earth ExplorrHl. hepresentativea of tho Desert 1 Deiuzena of Iho Jungle . Terrors of the Forest! 400 Living Wild Animubi! The Only 5 Performing Elephants, That Great London Show is the only ;• Dint the Grvnt o Performing Bengal Tigers, and exhibition in thewmrld where a den of • । 0 Perfonning Hycniis in the World. Five Living Royal Bengal Tigers ■ O) DRESS GOODS, and all Calf, and warranted. t& $4.60. Chil- 1 ^Grand FREE EXHIBITION A Oolossean Cpllecticn KID GLOVES NOTIONS to #30 A. SUIT. never"lieforc equaled. L-V TRIUMPHAL UIIARIOT8; , ... . _ 1 . o t - Chiefs, n arnor«. Braves A Squaws. er^ sere ta th!i eunatTy. -lhe ! Thrilling Ball lu Somo-Tho Scalping Grand Outsido Procession ! Knife—The Tomahawk—GAME OF LA of Itowe»- Grat Itototon Clra., Grata ' _ CllOSSB-TUc Paotomtaw of 'Hip|M«lronir. Saucer** English Menage-; PWIAIIONTAS SAVING THE LIFE tie and Iroquois Indian Troupe, as they ■ of Captain John Smith. Opp»r to too public .trau. ;8ocnra ofWobdOT & Anuuemcntl COTTONABL CHECKS ! Ilcpriscoutivro of the Desert! DcuIzum of the Jungle! Terrors of the Forest! 1 DwclIcN of the Polar II -gion! ! Minsters of tho Deep! fl- MAZES OF THE DANCE. KEEP TIME TO MVfIC. NEVER BEFORE EQUALED. COTTONS BENINES T1 STRIPES ,f “u ,l* ”nula IU* ■ Thp Largest Collection in the World rTbc Most Marvelous and Wonderful Feats ever performed by An Unala 4° BROWS AND BLEACHED, Five T r ained Elcphan ts \ O; Vnusual Inducements to Cash Ikiye Ttaotv Q^nor aa4 M>l h,>d IfllllJ (Uli! OlygS, made Kipp at $4.26, A TRIBE OF REAL Irojnis Indian Warriors! Thrilling RoentM of Ravage Warfare! IntliitnCohibats! War Dances! Huntiug .S.ujutw! LaCfo.'Mo! Hurdle Jun»i>iug by M-a-r-k-e-H-a, the great Indian Rider, &<•., &e. Doom open at 1 & 7 P. M. Admbution 50 Cta__Ubildren, under 10, 25 Cta. I coj For jMirticubra, see descriptive bills. •Uecribed in said Co, Mich., according to tho plat end surrey of-eald village. 7 Dale 1 Nashville, March Ifth. 1874. Clkusxt Smith. Enas Pkssock I Att’y for Mortgagee. -[3ft] Mergagea. AND IROQUOIS INDIAN TROUPE I Open to all comers, of FOR on (aid note and mortgage, lb* .urn of One Hundred, Ten and 82-100the Dollars'. at ■ U. __ J J_Jl I, , a . .. hat beisg I he place ef bolding the court in und for Barry county. M*ch.) • land* a»4 ^ramiaes d«a/ibed in Sanger’s English Menagetie of Trained Animals MJ beetgooda, will be sold al from office of tiro Regiatar of Deeds in Bai Co.. Utah., on the 18th day of October, n mao I" t . I DEN. STONE’SICOLOSSAL CIRCUS, Pm Wines and Lianors matter* were adopted and th* closed. M- C. WilcoxBetween the 5th of March and the 27th of April, inclusive, 113,745 lbs, of maplo sugar were shipped from Vermontville, by freight. Grand Triumphal Street Pa­ geant, Two Miles Long! Five Golden Chariots, Fifty Dens of Wild Beasts, Dromedaries, Camels, Ostriches, Five Elephants, Zebras, &e. Wild Boasts Loose in the Streets, A Tribe of Xroquois Indians, 250 Persons, 300 Horses, at 9 A. M. each day of.cxhibition Henry' Barnum.......................... first year with $823. Now wo annually raise more than $1,700,000, while we ought to have at least $3,000,000. Mrs. C. C. Lathrop, of Jackson. road a paper on woman's work in the Church. It was a master piece of curling, good aenae, on the woman question, s-’iowtng that wo- School addreee by J. II. Pilcher, Esq., of Jaaksoo. Thursday morning was opened with a Love Feast, which waa well attended end »ai a glorioui occasion on account of the Divine pretence and ChriMian fellowship. H. BARNUM & CO.^ GUARD CENTRAL PARK MENAGERIE, ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION, &c.. tions. ouwioo ofthe Chiietian Sabba'h, by Rev. Only One Ticket Jleqnired for .All. The Mo*t Intensely Interesting snd Novel Exhibition ever Seen in America—Specialities ’our Great Feature—The most Gorgeoffs and Hippo­ dramie Triumphal Street Pageant ever seen—The only 5 Performing Efephantx in the World—The only 9 Performing African Hyenas in the World—4 Baby Lions, born April 22, 1874—5 Massive Golden Chariots, 2 Roman War Chariots, Roman Charioteers—Fearless Cavaliers escorting Grecian Beauties—Elegant Costumes adorning shapely ladies—Elephant Coursing, Hurdle Racing,'Indian Game of LaCrosse. Foot-racing, Etc.— We uro our pwn racerfrack—Head oui'$ 150,006 Challenge—4 Acres of Exhibition Tents—It has no equal, no rival—The public and Press vouch for us. PERFUMERY In the afternoon Dr. Haven read a paper Hava received Ibeir sxw SPRING STOCK, I on tho centennial celebration, ordered by consisting of the General Conference foa 1876. The ob­ ject being to raise a fund to aid needy and worthy young men of the Church* in pre­ paring for the ministry. “Ths College Hulorical and Ideal, ■«muncai»uu ursi, ” was discussed by Dr. Perrin*, of Albion, ,ho coUegv of the pa *•!»•»! in tb* future. : Largest Show upon Earth—Every-; Nation of the Globe represented—The whole - World as Contribhtors—Two Circuses, Two Menageries, Qne Grecian Hippodrome—A whole Tribe of Indians, Squaws, Etc. PATENT MEDICINES, this mountain will be removed, and the Church and country will move oa together to a glorious future.” The paper was thor­ oughly and earnestly discussed. Wednesdty morning, after devotional ex­ ercises, Rev. D. D. Gillett presented the tub Jed of systematic and liberal giving to the mtaeioAary cause, lie look the grennd that each Individual should feel a personal inter esl and responsibility and give accordingly, instead ef depending upon a few,—each person, young or old should be encouraged to give something. Dr. Reid followed with a paper on the growth of the missionary spii it in the Cbnrcb, Mortgage Sale. wall. The HUe rains have brought on lost springs seedings for meadows. The prospect for fruit is splendid. There has been a good deal of fish­ ing on Jordan Lake, a good many rails have been burnt fur light-wood, and a few fish caught. But the excitement of fishing has worn offand next comes the enforcing of the dog-lew. this was taken^4e hand (or in law rather) by one W. Russell, and it has caused a good deal of no pleasantness. There has been a few worthies curs killed, and A good many that are worthies* have Laen registere I and ore thus allowed] to W8 and kill sheep as usual. One Lady who was sued for tan dollars, fine bacausa she kepi a dog, told ■ the officer to sae that Russell had a , c on lor without it he was as ! liWv to Ub shot S3 any other dog.: Men who have not owned or kept ■ dogs have been seed *um! put to! DRUGS. Will also Exhibit at market rates. Hastings, Monday, June 15tb, AYLSWORTH & FULLER. V >. Charlotte, Wednesday, June 17th. �FELLOW CITIZENS. WORTH, y. oil. »-«P , after die other man. The country round about the aeeuo <»f the affray waa crowded, and fourarresi* made. groceries, Drip,, trshsions Price for' IAKEE MOT IOS B School Xloolcn LOCAL MATTERS. Crimea m the vrilaga TURN OUT. Br Okdwl Many Citizks».’ POTATOES, »* (M CHy Drag “lira of TEccdora Mas- Clover Seed, &c., T B. RASEY. Drayman. Goods and —Mr. N. P. Frink is visiting friends y•*~*r*!? t in Marshall. *• ’“ - Delivered at their ELEMENT SMITH. V *■ LAWYJ Attorney, at Law. •IRtnaray warrants al) his Jewelry. de on his right neck. q liebhausEB. L‘ TAILOR g PARADY, Manufacturer of • Boot, and Shorn, 77; e Child can gel just at Good Bar­ grins as the 'Aged. J - , 28 — Frazier McCormick » building an addition to his house. JJENRY H. WOOD, Justice of the Peace, ELEVA TOR IN NASHVILLE •—•Chris. Holler has a big carthi n-. gASTMAN A TQUNCf —A foil Meek-ofSMh an*<t boon at Wolcott'a, st Grand Rapids priews. LATH, SHINGLES, SALT, HAIR, —$!» 00 buys a Double Shovel Plow, at . . —Last Monday the show men put Wolcott's. STUCCO. I buy all kinds of produce in thels hmm. i^ich we ship and retail at bottom priocs. Our business is conducted on strictly tem­ perance principles. ahd-noW the cheap Jewelry. AU latest atylee. He buya Aim and ambition of every boy is to all his good*from head4uartera, B. F. Narrlay up enough to attend and see the Ir, the old Salamander of Chicago, instead of traveling swindlers. elephant. ._____________ —The regular monthly meeting of Ladies' Temperance Union pound at Daugherty's. —For purs Part* Green tor potato bugs, will bo held at the Methodist Church go to Woleotfit. this aftemoou at three o'clock. By —Demary'M Jewelry is all of the latest order of Secretary. UARDY.dc AINSWORTH. SETVIX.X.E. - —We were visited by a nice nun ICEtREATl every evening storm, intermixed with 'hail as large1 by tbs Diab or Quart, under Downing as hazelnuts on Wednesday. It■ A Alien*! store. ■ . Geo. W. Francis. was fun to see barefooted boys dance, JJNION HOUSE. and scud fnr shelter os tho storm, came on. BL1MKVI.UX. —Try a boUle of Lhe new Hop Hitlers. If they do you no good the mony will bo re­ funded. Fur sale al the City Drug Store. —The Christian Society Social at the residence of Mr. Truman, was al the City Drug well attended, and sociability and VUM. JONES, good feeling Store of Theodore M*x- the order of the was —Jolt received a full slock of Paints and evening. Tho receipts of the evening Varnishes, at the City Drag B’ore. were 41G.57. —$1.00 Tea at Daugherty's for 80'eenls. * —The Hastings Banner says, that been arrangements have Messrs. Kerr, erect several brick store* in this —Lodgings and mtuls 25 eenti each at Daegu Knar's. village, and the contract made fur •StUcrlUnroufi SMvrrtiiscnirnt*. lhe immediate delivery of the brick. stock of Jewelry. That is as near as E. M. GATES, the Banner ever gets to telling the truth. —*1110 Fourth Quartcly Meeting of —Domaray has a good aeaortmcni of Fino Jewelry. “IHB* LEVIATHAN." JACOB LENTZ Hardware Cheaper deshts to inform lbs citizens of Nashville and vicinity, that aba has opened ■ in her store, oppositeTru­ man's dry goods More, AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF Spring Millinery Goods. AU kinds of |>seM Makiag and MlllinerY. done in the latest stylo*. Give bar a call. 20. MRS. L. O. OROCKER Has removed her place of business to the first door south of Smith & Put- ' . nam's Hardware. She has just received AND WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY . ON HAND A Csiplete Aaarteat 01 liltarj ud FANCY GOODS. Saviag wcand the aorvicee of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS! Manufacturers and keeps on han than any other firm in the State. Oliver Chilled Flow which they guarantee to give satisfaction or . no sale. They are also'selling tho Charlotte Plow and Drag, Union Churn, Empire Wringer, Rathburn Stoves, Jefferson- Nails, and all first class Goods in their line. Don't fail to give ns a call. SJdTff £ PUTNAM NEW GROCERY STORE? Parlor, Library, Diiiu, - GENERAL FUNTHRE! u Together with a full aaaorineat ot MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKA Ma AND CARDS, BRACKETS. DUSTERS, AC.. AC., Baby Cabs and Prateturc • tST Call and get my prices before you purchase. It will enablc-vou to buy yOnr GOODS LOWER. COFFINS AND CASKETS, BOR ICE HOLTON • ba* opened a Grocery and Provlson Store Next Doer North of Aylneorth'x, Of all styles and rises.. and METAId ‘ f urnisheJ lb order. STIR OUDS A ND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly oa hand. AH Ms oi Cmtdry Produce taken in EicWe for Goods, at lie fiiljest Market Price. where can always be found a good stock of Groceries, Provisions, &c MRS. STEBBINS A LARGE STOCK OF SMITH & PUTNAM Nashville charge will occur Jone 13 Henry Barnum’s Oircui and Mmnjvrie. appointment which will bo sold Mr. Henry Barnum’s immense directly south of the village. Preach­ establishment, known us "The Levia­ LOW FOR CA.STI. ing at 2 p, m., followed by Quarterly than,” a consolidation of the, well The Highest Market Price paid Conference. Love Feast begins at known Central Park Menagerie, Den for Country Prodtxe. 9 o’clock Sabbath morning. Preach- Stone's circuis, How’s London arHORACE HOLTON. ing at 10:30. The Presiding Elder cus a-Grecian hippodrome, Sanger’s English mcnsgcria of trained animals will be present and will preach at 7:30 Mon’s wants are many and If told " and a troupe of Iroquois Indiana, Sabbath evening in the-village. Would muster many score. reached Detroit yesterday. At half But all their wants may bo supplied —Wo intend to issue a daily on past 9 o’clock the grand procession At D. & Allen's store. was organized, and the paradw tho day of the ahow. As a large through a number of the principal concurse of people of this and Eaton streets began. The elaborate and CJauties will be present on that day handsome affair called the Car of Jug­ our business men will readily see the gernaut the gaily caprisoncd hon.es, immediate advantages to be derived the train of elephants and camels, We have on hand a fine stock of the Indians and the gcorgcously dec­ from advertising in this extra. Ad' x' orated cages containing the smaller ■ vertisments ito insure proper attention treasures of the animal crcatiou were should be handed tn by next Monday the main features of the pagc-it, night. We shall issue one thousand though the Homan chariots, drawn by the most diminutive of the pony speci­ copies. • es, and the gnilded mirror wuguns —In another place wiH be noticed excited the unbounded admirations of a call for a meeting of oar citizens to the rising generation. Lidia, ui AiUra'i The exhibition itself, stripped of make arrangements for a 4th. of its conglomerate title, amounts to a Joly Celabration, This is right. The firat-claas menagerie and'one of .the people say that they can enjoy them­ i iM’st equipped and best conducted which we will' aloM out at root for CASH. Alsu a good assortment of selves, and have a better time here, circuses ever seen in Detroit. The than either at Hastings or Charlotte. animals embrace u great many rare Then let them come and we will and costly specimens, including a heard of five trick elephants admir­ celebrate the great, the grand, the ably trained for the ring, five splen­ glorious day that gave us (with a did Bengel tigers, and several Afri­ battle or two) our National Indepen­ can hyenas, fierce enough and stiffipence. Hurray! Hurray! Hurray .'J icently vicious in conduct and np pearence to maintain to the fullest L.IQVOKL KIT IT. extentent tiie reputation of their ami­ able tribe. Panthers, lepoards, lions, On Thursday evening of last week, AND CROCKERY, zebras, horned horses, elands, moose, Porter D. Bailey was arrested ou monkeys, brilliant tronocal birds and complaint of Mrs. H. C Appleman, numerous other curiosities swell this and arranged before Esq. Wood-on flue collectiau to unusually large pro­ And a full line of charge of being drunk on the streets. portions, make it a valuable school of natural history, where the inquiring Bsily engaged legal advice, plead not mind as well‘as the mere curiosity guilty and the suit adjourned until hunter may find plenty of entcrtaiuOH-OCEiriEHI ice following, A jury was impaneled inenL The performance in tho ring arc and tee interest was so great that the exceedingly well conducted, and court room was tilled The evidence their varied character relives them was given pro and con, and the jury from any suspicion uf monotany. was ou, only a few minutes before Mile. Cordelia does an act of bare they rendered a verdict of guilty, back equestrianism which is unequal• and the court fined Bailey $5 anil ed fur grace, dash and originality. She leaps over double banners a dis­ costs of suit. Baily refused' t > pay tance of fifteen or eighteen feet, and his fine and taken to jail; but the plunges through paper baloons back­ next morning be was released on a wards, forward, head first'and feet writ of habeas oorpus. On Wednes­ first, seemingly with the utmost 0^. Wo will take in exchange for Good, day last Wm. Hayford, Circuit Cutiri reckicviBnesx. ycl never once, to quote- all kinds of xroduce al the highest pries. the renouned Nr. Slery,"missing her Commissioner, deeded at Hastings, tip.” To crown all, shicast of bridle that under ourpiesent village charter, and surcingle, Jeeps to the ground We ore agknls for the popular -14 at the Hamilton NKW MILLINERY STORE. D. C. GRIFFIT ‘ W lia,t]Xr o w FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! —Dem ary has a good assortment of-plated made by &. Durkee to Brady Express office building, Westside of Main St., Naahvilc, Mieb. ' Proprietors. lhe ASHVILLE HOUSE. Our motto is'to sell as cheap as the cheapest, rive 16 ozs. to the ana the right change every time. . WA TER LIME, —-There will be a Temperance Mass meeting at the Christian Church Ibis (Friday) evening. up their big -posters REDUCED 20 PER CENT are ell served alike. —The Creamery madd 2100 lbs. । of butter Monday. Anti all kinds of Goods CORN, apples, OATS, READY MADE CLOTHING, Kmm NoshviPe, April 24lh, 1674. Wraanu'actura our Furnitnro from the torcAighly •cosoned Inmbrr m I war G, A. TRUMAN, DOT At if,- old stand, west side of-Mala Nashville, Mich. Proprietor of the WOLVERINE MILLS! HALT AT THE SIGN OF THE — AND — WOOL CARDING MACHINE! would respectfully sotint the attention o customers to the foci that he Is making ima proremQUfo in bis mill* which will prove benefit to customers as well as to himself. The reputation of m> mills are best adver­ tised by the continual iacreaac of custom, •' n. rvitcuiM. d. JVew Bardware! EAsT SIDE #F MAIN ST., NASHVILLE, CT Where you will fiud everything you want iu the Hardware 'Line, and at Lower Prior s than any other place in Barry or Eaiou Co's. DRESS GOODS, A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE Notions, Boots, Shoes, My Carding Machine. MEAT MARKET! ROBERTS & ROE, tWakiag tha public for past favore soUeis * eoaUuuuwe of the tame, and would iaform the public that ibay will kMp eoMtaotly pb band FRESH MEATS, of *11 kinds, which wiU bi sold low for caoh The higbeitt prioe paid for Hides, Pelt* eU. Givwthem a call en Wool side MaiaSt Nashville, Mich. ] EYE and EAR! Dr. R. C. TROWPSON, •« JACKatSN, trauo ACUTE AND CHR0MC DISEASES CATARRH, ASTHMA. caWTffi8,mEmc rstfs. 07* Special attention given to the Dueasat of the Eye and Ear. Baily could not l»c imprisoned for from the back of her flying steed, Qmn-tn Mnirt St.. opp<«it« Hibb*rc being drunk, and he was discharged. watching .her op purl unity, and in a House, Jaekroo, Miah. S8 । second tnounu again, ns graceful and j easy as if all of the accessories were at hand. This feat was received with a storm of applause, and con­ firmed the audience in the conviction that she is without doubt the cham­ pion bare-back equestrienne of the re»cheJ New Buffalo, when Are now prepared to pay ' both ‘eft the passenger car Other exceUanl fealnres of the ' Highest Market Price for i d their opportunity and broke in arenic exhibittoa are the gymnastic ; •or of the express car, and while feaU ot the RomeHta family—Signor ■ amount of good, clean W< Eugene. Master Carlos and M'llc. i Marie; the horeeina&iiip of th« ladi-j an Markeesa, and the tumbling of' the .acrobatic .Fere! WOOL! WOOIJ GRIFFITH & KERR Is soliciting a very large run of eu tom. whose work haa-fivaa universal saii»f«'.'ion New Detroit Stoves! WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR, AND IN Define CompetiUuu I HEADQUARTERS PRICE FIROIM: S14 TO ©451 I ALSO KEEP A FULL LINE OP THE BEST PROVISIO.'NS agricultural implements, CAPT. BOISE w'ell-Aelretrd ®ro«rirs and ^rorisions, To which he iovllea the sUeailun of INCLUDING THE CsXjuillard Wagon.w&matod and complete foF-$85, the Robbins combined Corn and Fallow Caltivatoi* for $45, the r No. 3 Steel Plow for $16.50, and the No. 17 Chilled Plow for $16.5 \ A FULL STOCK OF “LIGHT Bl'.WNG MKEST1C,’’ ITiriit Class Goods, The standard Sewing Meehiue of tho nation. Those wishing a machine will do well to giro us a rail before purcharing elsewhere. TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, BOTTOM PRICES F»R CASH!: and RJ* Those having unsettled iccoiiots with the late firm of Downing j Ar. Liute, will please call and settle i the same before they are Inode trouble and coiris. Kw Tonbin to Show SiesoAs. a Tinner Kept «m>tautly on hand io do all kinds of Job Woik. Troughing a speciality, }- Eave- riaowbere. LEROY C. BO I MF,. C. C. W0LC0IT, �Constipation, . J*und Briehf’M Diaaaao THE GBATD PACIFIC HOTEL, 9a3S8SB£34«SV Jwluulo,] U»t fo«nipi >n>r ball,* It Ur twrulr data ttes s>»vi<r 'U'-.' LI '.. IteM si Ihraterck, D. T., for an offeiwivo mtnimicn m.- ^‘7^- of STii»k? oovared by Urturanee; in Central (Sty alxml erne-third te ro covottmL will If mair. famed claim for it *ni.teined by patron* tbo oprains GEORGE W. GAGE. JOHN terrifrs tornado of wind, rain and hail. fanneeSberm^ Hooa, July a, InCi. ulll« .:>■!> ■■jB sharp aarth Omcaoo. May 1.1W4. nw.ow. —Tbo cxionnive mills of the Routberu Bag­ ging Company. Btroyad by fire. Low about tlW,000. —A iiirilliog incident of railway travel, and * geauine act of heroUm, are routed in a tetegnun from Council Bluffs, Iowa: isiaodnead la Oooctmm * buJ son, Hcarle and BruueU, Circail Judge Georgo The child, 1 ytair oM. w*e uninjured. Tbo engineer sprained bi* ankle, and waa consid­ erably bruited, but not seriously injured. KAUMUb IXTELLIORXCB. Maibeon. Wi*., throe nuite have boon released on bail. lion* with other road*. —The Attorney-General of Wiaoonain ha* iweparcd and puhhHhed an elaborate opinion Committee on Bait ways and Canal* of tho plication for the asms arc ssp^criad by the wealth and indorsement of the people living POLITICAL. Ute Legislature of Arkaneae, by-a vote Senator* Clayton and Doreey to resign. and. expel them. A Waayington diepatch of the Mth ult., At a mooting of tbo dtisena of Michi­ trill be leaned to any boguscompany loeell out gan in thia Sty laet night, it waa resolved to brine forward the Hon. Janiee V. Campbell, ver ot reviving the Reciprocity Treaty with candidate for the United^tatee consolidate the statute* of tiie United Htaiea Mich.; William Cooper Hbwell, of Ohio. Con- Hoyt, Receirer of Public Money* at Sente Fe, the from every intoxicating element — flew of Heaven, yet mc how it is invig­ orating the nervous, relieving the bil­ ious, curing the dyspeptic, purifying the blood of tho scrofulous, strengthen­ ing the debilitated, arresting premoturo and weakness with checriulnes.f vity. Truly a grand Medical Revolution isjn a CRAZY nORSK ON THE RAMPAGE. progress. (tn.ay (01J Cur. Chlroco Port.] A novrvty, is the handsome >4.WJ Tnwlay cvcuiug of this wreck the in* habitants of our usually quiet town field Croquet Sot that th«i. Excrbricr Magazine is giving lo new subscribers wore thrown dire confusion, and for 90 cento, through a special arraugeaurpruc and fear’were‘written on the mont with a largo manufacturing com:= majority of faces. A horse in tbo rare pony. Theyfurnish rumple copies,of of Mr. Beckwith was being led from tho Magazine for 25 cents, from their office, Room 59, No. 157 LaSalle sired, home to hi* place of bmdness. When Chicago, DI. , the destination waa nearly reached, the animal suddenly began to whirl around This “ Oct or mt Hurter Burly is tho name of a book full of the richest aud finally extricated himaelf from the bands of Mr. Beckwith. After perform humor, by Max Adder. It is bound to be very popular, both on account of its ing a series of movements in the street humor and ite superb illustrations, of be suddenly rushed through a strong which there are some 350. We advire ---------------------------------------------------------[those --------------------ho wish to “ — laugh. and grow gate into tho garden of Mr. Pease. Paaa• sucn is ite effect ing rapidly along he succeeded in going । fat ” to buy a copy, for Moneys at Ltttls Kock, Ark.; June* B. Mc­ Kean, Chief-Justice of tho Buprcmo Court of Utah Territory. through three more fences, Anally at tautt apro* emerging in the opposite street Cross-1 rwuuon ing this avenue in a direct line he went' -The rruridarit of Hayti haa resigned and through Dr. Robinson's door-yard fence ! bat it baa been found quite impossible forthe „d into Uu, boa- by U» froa. door. > —Tiie District of Columbia LnreetigaUon orally burned alive tn the Blate of Sinaloa. •xteLdi. from Japap to the Sandwich laiauda. rrewtti at a bqtiqttet ;;treu by the Opposition TUE MARKETS. EXW TUBE. low, Npriox. Sl.a»X.U. NO PAYMENTS REQUIRED . r.'.- PR8FITA3LE AddresaW. A. Henderson & Co., Cleve­ land, 0.. or BL Louis. Mo 0P8UM NOVELT1 NO CHARGE PRINFING PRESSES Portable Soda Fountains! HO, «50, r« and <100. 3OOn. DURABLE AND CBUr. BENJ. O. WOODS, Shipped Ready for Cm. ’RENTING MATERIAL. □nraiNHATi. , .11 . . aunwAUiurjc. WHXA»-Ko.l.MJ»WaidMH; No. lfl.W01.3L FLORENCE idluxj. [•; ; i. 'i . THE HfW FLORENCE ri.F.i aiJH. aoaw-«KtC7r. O>T<-.,-V«. HOUSEHOLD ------ AYER’S SARSAPARILLA, CINCHO-QUININE is as efftxtaal a rentedi/ PANACEA FAMILY FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD LINIMENT. FOR FEVER & AGUE PANACEA gained such a popularity sad wA with। ao j£t,* &.*KJS*<S£; tor laurual aoe •»'-< FAMILY ' • ' . t.r.vrutrs: i g>e Had she stopjx-d to res-1 upon the child s face. But this is only lhe beginning The - of his destruction. . sewing-machine, diaiiz, sofa and store soon followed, and everything in the Itrra^th^teg<’^irtiM 0 P^S* P‘ to produce, thus rendsriug it a ha* b®®n e- b“l *>•<> tor ah disease* of tbo Ihrar and blood, S B ••*>> Hi*tefora a wida range cf spplicathm aed a 5 *y? hi of Lhemoet aanguhie. . _ advertiaUqt *b° as® it For these raaeoua it is that there pdHmp. sdrooi-iadl tbev-tdoaml.. MON hi . .... THE THRESHER OF THE PERIOD LANE & BODLEY, JMar fOr-Wo take pUesnre in aayiog that your Medienes have sold entirely beyond oui ain^-teUoim. We regard them ar. the ten’. madirinoi extent, and bear “• Wb-I f MAKvrarrcajta* or fORTADLK AND HTATIOirAlt FAMILY —v -.»• v, . PHYSICIAN SAWMILLS SiCKXFks is an affliction that waits on condition to do this, then no aue will ■ osn tarnish ihi* donbl but IW .11 »„ doi» lo prerrat! conviction !»«, fo rtd b,!.» the catastrophe. Men soon collected, : M*a**r*snx*. and affection* cl tb* lungs by •nd ropo. thru.,, wound bi. body, | 5S.^,"5 p—““ “* ““ THE IMFROVEH HOWE SCALE but they could nut force him lo snbjec j t ion until he was severely Had. Then tliirtv or more men forced him horn*, i are CMPMIM IWITED. CCMPETITIGM CHAllthGED r«; I- — f D- J. 0. AYER ft CO.. Lowell, Hud., •oatorMrerttatar J but, Iowa. May 5th, 1573 w*. fun rarurw .Bar teuton. (morphine HABIT speedUy rtitnl !«• Dr. Beck’s only shv forgot her young babe. Il wm well | °f ^nfhial, throat and lang dieesee#, Ui nn- Into an adjoining bedroom, and, getting ... hia fore-feet upon the bed, soon brought I 6 it to the floor, xv wuwu nemn to wore ool p,^,at lb.l the uumol might Karr ■ -- r. —liiapatchee. from < EMPLOYMENT HOUSEHOLD room was totallycal destroyed. car- | ±■5 ®rfl, ...... prt .o lilondly io .lo». The .H»Tiag “.'^ tbrocghnut tho Blate, in which be annonnesa that -lhe Civil Kights Util pending before 25 E. Randolph St., Chicago. IOWA AND NEBRASKA! ... Darmstadt and daughter of Queen 5 ictona, cue it both would probal^f have been j ha* lieen safely delivered of a daughter-s'tlre trampled beneath the animal'sfeeL Dr. ' fourth child since her marriage in 1H6*. Robinson hearing tho crash, rushed into ■ diploma!ic inturoourao between Spain and U.. bow. jo., io lbw, to .... bi. Child. Mexico hae twen resumed. Since the invasion Indeed not a moment too soon, for the b-lhU .i,«dj dewolubwl pwt the crib and sundered one aide from the : and Mexico until the proeeut lime. -Several Madrid newntener* aceuaa Caleb F.Y WAX and upon perceiving her strange guest »nr other modirinn ** iSii not the care, imnwljately fled through the roar of ’ Th® eorrrote nation, ws think, is found in tho building. In her momentary fright j that she did. taramble route for an ocean telegraph between Out of the Hurly Burly ADttIL 4 ut Cuba the rebellion *1111 oonUnaoa, and plain of the condition of affair* in tho island. kF A»n?y»ta », CURTIS a BROWS, Prvpristor*. r,.-. Tint Gurat Mkmcax. RKroRMA-nox.— Thn Satanic Theory that preparations ; Inferior which inflame tho brain are, in any t3.T3ftl.00; Medium to Kair, f sense of,the woid, remedies, ha* been orerthroum, and can never be re ertablisted. The wonderful effects which 3 have attended tho use of Dr. Wabkxb'h FLstQijoM: He- a tiFomr. r.wu’x: Vinxuae BrrrsRs os an antidote to tho Bprtog.P.13i,«i.O>.-. Coa«-Bo. 2. causes of disease and a euro lor every controllable ailment have demonstrated " oi the tho utter fallacy — doctrine that W 57.23. Luu»-10H«10Mc. a rtiuiulant. alcohol is a tonic as well ----------------The New and incomparable Vegetable which has suDersedod the MUOSBWc, Oat*—No, 2,4*rf<7c. Alton railroad for violation of the Railroad law hae been tried at Springfield, III. Tho jury brought in a verdict of SJ.OOO against lhe company, —Tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad has com- tried at Bipon, Wia., for selling a ticket at oce«prt»«. uuxiibubui HAMMOCKS .If you arc, you want a copy of “The Northwest Illustrated.” It wilt‘not cost, you anything. Bend to W.- H. Stconctt, General Passenger Agent Chicago and Northwestern railway, Chicago, for a copy. It shows you the great Northwest, and toadies you how to get there, and what to du when you arc there. UH BouUMnt Methodists al Louisville on the S7th Tho Conference ba* ajoumed to meet at At- la Atnerlra 1st ■< E iV-\. * • BOLD DY A* "/kv'dICIWM DMAWiM. 000,000. extending to Newfoundland tho provision* of the fisheries will bo admitted into the United other ofUciale connected with tho late rcbeilion. —Tbo queetiau of fraternal relatione with the Melhodial Eniaeopal Churah North wa« the resiarkaWe rrlr-viug i..!> tho Liver D. rases. ■dies of Djl Walekr’s The propci ____________ pcrirat. Diaphoretic. XlKAkBlTTKI Carminative, NutritkuM, laxative. Diuretic, (sedative, Cvanter-lrritanL Sudorific, Altera Wf, and Anti-fliiinua. . 113,662,000. Tho estimate by tho De­ partment for the first year was 100,- nSA^CIAL AXD IXDPBT1UAL. Sheriff, and 3. G. Iteland. Clerk, of Pulaaki county; Bon Lon Turner. Sheriff, and J. H. Lander, Clerk, of Faulkner county; Sheriff p<MM*Bng FOSTA I. CARDS. The following »the official statement of ixwtal-csrda furnished the postofiioca named for the period from May 12. 1873, to May 11, 1874, inclusive; Number of cards—hew York* 12,500,­ — --------------Chicago, Boston, 6,102,000 000; 5,300,000; Philadelphia, 5,000,000; BL Louis, 3,600,000 ; Cincinnati, 2.300,l~ Baltimore, 1,875,000; Buffalo, 1,500,000; San Francisco, 1,400,000, Washington, Pittabnrgh, 1,300,000; 1,175,000 ; Detroit. 1,150,000 ; Louisrille, 1,000,000; Cleveland, 056,000; Indianapolis, Milwaukee, 800,000; 720’000; aggregate, 46,578,000. The whole numlier of postal-cards furnished tho post-offices throughout the United Stales for the year ending May 11 waa tho Burliugtea and Miuouri railway of ■■Mil C. C. Otn * Co.— t«k«4 H th«laa«4taU t>*l HPtr :«o a purely preparation, runite chtelir fn li. p herb, found on Ibe fa™. nw» <« NpvimIa uiuanLuns Cafif«?rof which witbout the u*? of Ataobol. The qnratjon is almost daiiv asked, - WtaUMs Hie c unparalleled suecras of Vifkgak Bit nwF Our answer hq Hint they remove the cjiuac uf disease, and the patient re­ covers UU Lraltb. They far the creot blood purifier mid a life-gB Ing principle, a perfect Renovator and Invigonttor of the aystern. Never before in Hu IC.S?- A Bafk, Hcice Chaplin’s Life of inch. 3-J-1M.-1*. CHARLES SUMNER > NKravlriR*. War MUir.-i . ; jU AC;.. WKTFtM» TO aiJV KKTtf K»n � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-06-19.pdf.pdf 6ffa62035ae75acb36e5e8657735ab2b PDF Text Text ORNO STRONC. “Progression.. No Retrograding.” TEUIKt $1.50 PER Aim, . hMAT ia A4WM.. Tmmb Twa ' woadcr by washing her face ami comb­ ing her hair ua well as sue could with her fingers, Rosa slipped put and went to the Girls* Refuge, an institution for tho care and education of orphan and A TEMPERANCE CURIOSITY. “ Are you prepared for an explana­ tion of my.rather etrange conduct?” she said. Dr. Golton bowed. “Do you not remember me?” she asked. , ot, other, he (o„nd Ua upon ‘UonJt ‘““MJ. ^ ■ “ Do yon remember,” she continued, “ in Baxter street years ago, of talking «oapi<*«ly niuetUrd io bj, h.bitakoj with a dirty, ragged little girl—of tell­ Wilh.,e,tad„““d ing her that she was too pretty to live «.«! „„ hi. he„1WBrf ,‘o there, and of sending her ta the Gills* Now to Ind Un, hi. ,H.ad> “ Refuge ?’’ been York wtotlerod. SoUdy A ROMANVE OF THE STREET. U» Moody After thinking a moment, ho said he did remember that circumstance. Hot I tan AprotoMion," bo ,.ij fc, “ I am the same girl,"and she smiled >>.'• D»r» of prm, merrily at Colton’s look of amazement. ■’1 ’i'l «toMi,h I I went to the Refuge oa you told me to ! PrOq"riV "" bring ftimd. do, and was kinflly received. I proved around me again.” ,oj ik,p''“|- hoi an apt scholar, and at the age of seven­ prepared tg reeonuneoce ide, »,-U1 j/, teen was able to get a situation ns teacher in one of tho public schools. I had thus been employed but a few „„7/ S h nd • "“POOUblo but I toil .1 r,°° * •'"'■,“>"o»Alde op. I months when a wealthy retired mer­ dtal fQraubed it plAlnlr, Ji chant, named Arthur Ralston, formed my acquaintance aud asked me to marry him. I had no friends and his honor­ able conduct won my esteem. I mar­ »“ ried him, only to become within a year, a widow with a fortune. Ail this time “I win <■« concluded; I have never forgotten the author of beXt£" P'-u, my success, nnd have always longed to reward him in some way for tho advice . //' U“" ,h-ho » 10"»«e hi. olllco ehe.pinre.,.„X~ which proved so valuable. And I fear,” she added kindly, “ that my assistance bis Still these ~‘7 patronage. cl,,ok'J ,b« dminn upon hi, ,lot£* was badly needed.” Indeed it was,” and Colton related his career. Dr. Colton slept souudly thst night under tho roof of Rosa Ralston. The next day he returned to hia office—his protege, as she called herself, insisting upon furnishing him with money to pay pafisecl, What and atshould last his va . >.11 gone. he money do’ ^Th eit <a hia rent and redeem his pawned instru­ “'«.r.og.phi.pn),(Mion^,^“ ments and clothing. And hsr bounty,. »oh and ho citing to home unUi X' was so skillfully bestowed that it did did not seem like charity, “ only inter­ est on an old debtor as she expressed it M. tee Xj’Lt7 O” *" They were married on Rosa's twentieth birthday, nnd now Dr. Colton, happy in the possession of a lovely and loving wife, a fortune and a targe practice, can --horetid'X^^ complacently contemplate his days of starvation and despair. A group of ragged girls were playing on the widewalk of Baxter street, halt blocking the way with their boisterous aotias. Dr. Henry Colton, a young physician attached, to a charitable in­ stitution in the neighborhood, found it almost impoaaible to push his way through tfit^crowd of hoydens. Un­ couth faces and rough words greeted him, as with Do very gentle hands he made for himself a passage through their midst. One of the girls, bolder even than her noisy companions, caught kt his coat and pulled him half round. He looked at the girl, whose temerity excited his surprise. She was about twelve or thirteen yean old, and as ragged aud dirty us any of the Finally, convinced that — .1 lot; yet her beauty shone through her dirt and rags. Her cheeks were round and dimpled, her lips full and red, her eyes and hair black as midnight, and her form ap­ parently wonderfully perfect, Dr. Ool­ lon passed on a few steps, but the girl’s beauty excited his interest, and he called her. At first she was disposed to run awsy, but finally ahowent up to "“°U and looked the doZr P“’ him, taking care to keep just out of toX M’ ‘X “<> Nia limb. “What is your name, my girl?” asked the young nun. “ Boas Carden,” she replied. “ With Mammy Ginger, down there in the rag-cellar—she's my aunt; she is.” • • “ Well, Rosa,” he said as be started to go, “ you are too pretty and brightwitted to live in this place and with thesebaid people. 'Wouldn'tyou like to go to school anS be a lady when you grow up ?'* Rosa's ideas of a lady were as­ sociated with clothes, and ri*e replied affirmatively without the slightest hesi­ tation. “ Then I’ll tell you what to do, Bosa,'* added Henry ; “wash your face, comb your hair, and—do you know where the Girls’Itefnge is!” ‘‘ You go down there, ring the bell, and aak for Mrs. Brown. Tall her that I lady and ho went on about hia businew, leaving the girl with her noisy AALffJ MENTION. Omgon has a fivs-legged sheep. and th* lady led th* way up th* ataira into the hall Here the weakened strength of the doctor gave way, and ho _ I sank into the chair half fainting, ‘ ‘ *in the * “ Why, what matter ?*' aaked pauper girls. Ringing tho ball, she in­ tbo lady in great concern. “ Are you ‘ ' L quired for Mrs. Brown, as the stranger ill r The Itody hastily summoned tho aervhad told her to do, and tot last reached the presence of the matron of the insti­ ants and had him assisted to an easy­ tution. - chair. Tempting vianda aud' gencrou* “ Well, little girl,” said Mm. Brown, wines were pL.o«l before Liiu, of which he partook with good effect, feeling “ what do you wont ?” • stronger aud better immediately there­ “I want to be a lady.” The odd'reply,, coupled with tho after. The lady had absented herself during । girl’s striking beauty, won tho atten­ tion of the matron, and Rosa soon his repast, but nbw she returned, di­ found herself i\u inmate of the inati- vested of her street dress, aud wearing | tution. ‘ .. ,' J a rich robe. For the first time Dr. Colton studied her face, he thought, roU“1 h* Dr , the moot perfect in loveliness he had Henry Oollon k> 4, J u,„ I ever seen. ’ rJ^r ’rt^ NO. 38. J^SHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1874. VOL. 1. Abinauo to. DON'T rORCB TRBM. It is worse than folly to send children to school before they have developed reasoning faculties. To the infant of four years school is a prison, the teacher a dread being whose frown is death, and whose smile and kindly notice is over­ powering. Therefore children should not go to school until 6 years old. They should Dot learn at homo during that time more than the alphabet, religious teachings excepted. They should be fed with plain, substantial food, at reg­ Hunger „,d t.tigue »rX* ’*?"'• I ular intervals of not less than four hours. They should sleep in separate beds, on hair mattresses, without caps, feet first well wanned by the fire or rubbed until perfectly dry ; extra cov­ ering on the lower limbs but-Uttle on the body. They should l>e compelled to be out of doors for the greater part of the day, from after breakfast until half an hour before sunset, unle.** in damp, raw weather, when they should never be allowed to go outside the door. Sever limit a healthy child as to sleep­ •be looked tteodly bX”? ing or eating, but compel regularity as to both; it is of great importance. Never compel a child to ait still, uur interfere with its enjoyments, so long as it is not injurious to person or property, nor against good morals. Never threaten a child; it is cruel, unjust, and dangerous. What you hare to do« - ’ * ."** meaning cf her do ft at once, and have done with it what he did. Dr. Colton did aa the lady Nover speak har»Ll> or augtlly, but uiildly, kindly, and, when Deeded, firmrequested him. =sss “ SABTORncrArroRr’’ is the latest. THE PANIC AND RAtLROAD-BUILD. ING. ' Caufobnu exempts editors from jury duty. THswme crop of the United States is 20,000,000 gallons. | A FkBxcH engineer ban invented a marine locomotive. . RorKxrorr says that the Amerinan best in the world. ‘hotels * are the ......................... ” '’ Eighty-them theaters in this coun­ try have been destroyed by fire. Gkix hairs seem like the light'of a soft moon, silvering over the evening of life. , Notwithstanding the panic of last fall, and the great diminution in railway­ building which preceded and partly caused both the pants and the »ul*equeut stagnation ia the iron business, it appeapi from Foar'a Manual for 1873, Advance sheets of which have been ob­ tained by New York reporters, that the number-of miles of railroad in the country at the end of the year 1878 was 70,651, an increoaeof 3,533 miles during the ye*r. Much of this increased mile­ age was doubtless due to the comple­ tion of roads which at the beginning of the year were already partially built, for aud indelibly, ■rHK CA LIGO SpoiHur »U Itat •»» tw-*® meo4very few roads were commenced during Htr toic* ta «-uU», Mid kHr. »ud mA Lnsrnx is sweet to those who have tne year. * Tho number of miles annu­ Acd foil <rf w<miM>ly tMxtaraa" 5 earned it but burdensome to those who A kvtD« *a4 fiUtSful bMTt hM •’”■• ally added to the railteoy system has Mj ownUlitoclrie>4hacan<»drvM. get it for nothing. been steadily decreasing since 1871, for Tar tale of the works of the late Sir in that year 7,779 were put in op­ Ambition* axMhor* *nd e*nnUtr bHtaa. Edwin Landseer, which recently took eration ; in 1872 only 6,427 miles, and place in London, realized nearly in 1873 only 8,539 miles—n smaller num­ the impurity derived from external TU girl that wonrt ‘h» c*,k*’ L,rr” $307,50b. la tba drarwit ftrt in U» world 10 “*• ber than in any year since 1869. Since sources that we wash nnd wipe away I will n<H i«il you IU« n^ldes'o «»««■. Im Paterson, N. J., there arotwenty- 1865 the number of miles of railroad op­ when Wo perform our ablutions. It is No tu»u»r bow mneb our bow longyon <1 five establishments with an aggregate erated in thia country has more than also this one’s dyspepsia, that one’s Bui thia I know, lu a month or m> I ahall marry tba |iH ifi Um cnUco dreaa. capital of $4,000,000 engaged in the doubled; at the close of that year it was biliousness, and the other one’s tobac­ manufacture of silk. ' 135,085, and the increaae from that co ; ugh 1 _ Young gentlemen having wedding pres • time to the close of 1878 wm 35,566 Give me a clean towel, please I And VAR1BTUUL euta to make will be interested in the miles. please give every child its own towel Aroct women—-Men. Poor's statement of earnings is de­ and its own comb as soon os it is old fact that alligators can be bought at T hk dead of wint sr—Hies. cidedly encouraging, on the surface, enough to use them, nnd now I want to Perry, Go., for $1 apieca. A good tiling to be made of—Maid of but upon inspection appears to be of add—please, O fellow-citizen I give A mvbmboom four feet in circumfer­ The earnings of 57,823 every human being a chance to bathe ence, fourteen itohes high, and weigh­ little value. It is a curious fact that all women nro ing twenty pounds, can be found in miles reported at the close of 1872 were the whole body, privately, whenever $173,241,055, of which $165,754,373 was one wishes to.do so, in a comfortable San Bernardiue county, Cal. curious. net earnings. At the dose of 1873 there. bath-tub, and all the dean towels de­ A Pobtlawd, Me., railway-crossing is Tub University of London has de­ were65,714miles reported, and the gross : sired.—A inerican AgrleultuHrt. called “ Iho grid'fton of death. ” cided, by a vote 83 to 65, that “it is earnings were $535,000,000—“ap in­ “ Rule of Tiikse "—Live with your desirable that women should be per­ creaae of more .than 13 per cent, over A r UN BRAI. THAT DIDN'T COMB OFF. milted to take degrees in the Univer­ wife, mother and mother-in-law. the previous year,” remarks the New A good story, which is also strictly sity. . “ How can wo part?” os the barber York Hullrtln, apparently overlooking true, 1 is told of n Carroll county (HL) Naw York spends annually $9,000,­ the fact that the increase in tho number M. : D. The Doctor, who was a pious raid to his bald-headed customer. 000 on newspapers, $7,000,000 on thea­ of miles, reported was over 14 aud man : A IhTTSBVBan newspaper calls tho and accustomed to “minister to ters, $3,000,000 for religious purposes, nearly 15 per cent. In (act, the gross 1minds diseased,” as well as bodice, had debt items of that city “ due drops.” and $50,000,000 on liquor and liquor es- receipts per mile, operated at the cloae attended । the daughter of a stuttering A COLORED ge’lm'n on a Georgia jury tabliehmentB. of 1872, were $8,256, and the statement patron 1 for some time without seeing the was in favor of sending tho prisoner to for the dose of 1873 shows gross re- improvement : in the patient which he Thk ostrich does draw the line some­ the plenipotentiary. 1 her father bad earnestly hoped for. where. He stops st gale hinge*. But ccipta of only about $8,140 per mile and A XATrsR-OF-FACi old gentleman . length the end seemed to be very up in Northwestern Iowa they swear operated. Moreover, Poor’s statements At are unavoidably based upon the annual 1 near, and the physician informed tho thinks it must be a very small base ball that the grasshoppers will eat the shoes official accounts of tho different reads, relatives : of his patient that there was that can bo caught on a fly. off of on exhausted mule. of which very many ore made up to no 1 ground for hope. The girl must die, Thk Texas cattle-lierder is said to Ixi Anovt 60,000,000 bushels of grain of dates during the year 1878, aud very and 1 tliat very soon. He could do no capable of using 216 different oaths, and all kinds, corn, rye and barley, were few to the first of January, 1874. more. : Tho stricken parents, “ hoping Chicago editors might as well own up u‘ixl in the manufacture of whisky, Probably, a very large proportion of ac- against 1 hope,” resolved to ca’l another beaten. ale, beer, etc., last year. The total counts thus summarized covers twelve doctor < to see the case, and, if he should Wk picked up on Main street yester­ product was about 1,500,000,000 months ending before the panic in Sep­ bo willing to uudejtake it, to commit day, a semi-circled bundle of newspa­ bualieln. tember last, and thus tlje summary the i>ationt to bin care. They did so,. pers with a piece of tape passed through Thk Reform Government of New gives no correct idea * of the result of and, under the attentions of the new ‘ I the center. It has evidently seen servYork City lias added eleven millions operations for the calendar year 1873. •nd w. «»■, murtdered 0.1 of d^.r, I *“ “>“• ."*2 of dollars to the city’s debt in about ture of which we have not the remotest KQUIRE HOBBN CAT. two' years and a half. The people At this period♦ tho jubilant father was idea. Upon application nt thia office Young Henry Landur's visits and at­ uro now, anxious to reform the re­ met upon the street one day by Physi­ the owner can recover the property tentions to Bqaire Hobbs* daughter, cian No. 1, who, after uttering some re­ formers. • Emma, had not been looked upon with gratis.—Danbury Neut. Tan only paper in New York which much favor by the old man, and, finally, marks calculated to comfort an afflicted DoMKime iNtiDBwr. — Scene — Oh, got a reporter into the White House at they had been tabooed. But Hal was and sorrowing man, kindly asked when moat anywhere. Timo—Morning. Sis­ the Grant wedding was the Herald., not tho lad to be choked off so easily, the funeral ceremonies were to occur. ter (home from boarding-school, who “ D-doctor,” said tho stuttering man, And its reporter disguised himself as a nor did the dear one wish it. Accord­ never gets up till delay becomes danger­ colored waiter, and assisted the caterer ingly, clandestine meetings were ar­ “thak f-f-funeral has been ind-d-deflous) : “ Willy, the orient flames in nitely p-p-portjtoned.” at the breakfast ranged between the two, and all went golden splendor—arise I our morning Thk new vest hava deep pocket on finely for a while. Tho Squire’s CURI0RIT1KK OP TUB KNUUHU LAX- refection awaits your jiresence 1” (Will­ which completely hides a cigar, so that grounds were quite extensive and well iam doesn’t hear.) Mother (shouts af­ GUAGK. the man who asks yon for “ the mate to laid out, with an arbor here, a flower­ A Frenchman, while looking at a terward, and making a great clattering that” can never bring/a blush to your bed there, and the whole beautifully di­ number of versels, exclaimed: “Sso on the balusters with the broomstick) : face by discovering it after you have versified and attractive. Emma wub ac­ what a flock of ships !'* He was told “ Wi i i-illiam I get up this instant, you told him, “ I haven’t another; a fellow customed to meet her strephon in that uiak that a flock U1 of nuijm ships was called h a uiti fleet,, lazy dogskin you, and come down to . • h uuv* xuo uaiuui portion ol Iho lol mo«l rittoto from tho 11U( ,ha, , o( ,h„ p „„ caIlcd , breakfast!" (William doesn’t bear). just gave ma this.” in „„uriug ,be Father (a few minutes later). “ Bill ?’ An. English chemist, Officially em­ hoo« ; .oil U.eh, lliej would otloo p«r. I n5ok To ployed to detect adulteration, reported uh. of tne forbidden frnit of eeoh : forty faulty samples out of a hundred other . lip., repent >wHt liUlo vor«., j aud seventy. Arrowroot was mixed make some allusion, now and then, to .i with starch, coffee with chicory, milk an angel, sigh for some lonely ialo in ;; with water, rdustird with flour and distant dimes, and descant upon other । turmeric, vinegar with sulphuric acid kindred commodities. Now, they knew i that this was all wrong, and ought to I and oil of vitriol. ’ Mr. James T. Fields says, in one of liavo apprehended some terrible issue to these stolon trysts. * hia lefturea, that tho extravagant indo­ One evening, when “ Dian’s pale lent man, who, having overspent his in­ crescent ” had retired behind the akurcome, is sumptuously bring on the rying donda, and cast only furtive principal, ialike Heine’s monkey, who glances earthward, Hai sprang into the was found one day hilariously seited interdicted indosure aud was making by the fire.and cooking his own tail in a hia way toward the lover*’ seal, when copper-kettle for dinner. Something new for tho childn n is a he thought he espied Hie house grim­ alkin. He waa feeling badly uh account box of wooden figures, painted to repre­ of the enmity of pa, and nothing waa sent acrobate, which can be put to­ more rational thau to wish to be on good gether in sections, like blocks, to foim terms with every inmate of the man­ groups suggestive uf a first-class circus sion ; so, he began to make overtures performanre. The wooden men go to Tabby, in order to gain her good through the ground and lofty-turn bling will, when lo I his “ Lubin” waa out­ bnsinias almost an largo ns life and done, and aa flue an array of “ tigs' as quite as natural. any young man .often surrounds him­ Tub American doctrine is that “ the self with waa instantaneously rendered property of the Btete shall educate the fit only for cremation. Of course the children of the Slate.’* Hence such tryst waa broken, and aa be bail never men as Stewart aud Aator, with their the heart to relate why he had been hundreds of millions of property and fabe to his word, Miee Hobbs coolly | no children in the public achools, pay-—, ■■ him drop, as she had esu-ht a severe and do fl chcejfully— the school faxes co hl, boaidis JrabbliLg her wdl-atarched that educate the suns ai:d daughters of skirts in the king grass, while waiting ! tbonsauda of poor laborers who have no for him. Truly, the way of transgreasor* is hard. Waltham. j I' JlVMoBS unfavorable to the Prince of f Wales are again afloat. It is Dow paid Chixa.—A oountiy where the roers j that he is in dalft about $300,000 and have no fragrance, and the. women do ! wishre bis. mother to pay the amount petticoats; where the laborer has no I on the gronntl that the tiabilitir-, were '• Drive home,*’ said the lady to the so that the last words between you end driver, and away they were boro* up But Rosa had no relish for romping; j * fashionable avenue. your children at bed-time, esptcialiy the younger ones, ahall be words of onWhat the young man had said to her “ She 'has mistaken ma for somebody kept nmniug in bar head, and she soon else, he thought, and I must undeceive went to her squalid home to think it her." The he said aloud, “ I vu have doubtcertain Rosa received little but hard usage ! incurred in holding levees al which hr id abort rations from .*• Mammy Gin- forg'jUeu you if I ever had tlw honor of tonally A TOWKL.rOR BAOR. It is not uncommon, in country houses, for all the members of the fam­ ily to use the same towel for wiping their hands and faces. I am often sur­ prised to see how thia practice prevails even among people of considerable cul­ tivation ; frequently the towel is made of three yards of good enuh, sewed to­ gether at the ends, and huug. over a roller. Thia seems very generous and nice when it is clean, but not so after it has hong there two or. three days, used morning, noon and night, by half-adoxen persons. We may be able to endnre a great de al ofour own dirt, when wr are obliged tor but it is not a morbid delieacy that shrinks from using a towel soiled by other persons. Each human body gives ' forth its own peculiar excretions from every pore of the skin, waste matter, more or less filthy, so it is’ not merely any reqniaed inUi(1Mie, of lho EngUrti IMgnego, ho William (springing out of bed) : “ Gam­ irll was ccalled ,lud ing, sir I"—Borton Courier. was told that , a 4rJck flock o( of girls a li^vy, that a bevy of...... wdlvce is called a Herb’s a love-stanxa all the way from pack, but that a pack of cards is never Omaha : called a bevy, though a pack of thieve* is called a gang, aud a gang of angels is called a host, while a host of porpoises is termed a shoal. He was told that a boot of oxen is termed a herd, and a kluh«a apt!; herd of children is called a troop, and a troop of partridges is termed a covey, and a covey of beauty is called a galaxy, and a galaxy of ruffians called a horde, and a horde of rubbish is called a heap, ] raff a heap of bullock* is called a drove, A CA 0T10N. and'a drove of blackguard* is called a E-w’u year hundreds of people lose mob, and a mob of wholes ia called a their lives by the communication of fire school, aud a school of worship is called to their clothing. Children’s clothing a congregation, and a congregation of is light and inflammable as they venture engineers is called a corps, and a corps near gas lights or other columns of of rubbers is called a band, and a band flame. Dancers and others en the stage of Locust is called a crowd, and a crowd are also nightly subject to danger. of gentlefolks is called the elite. The French chemists declAre .that experilast word being French, tho scholar ; maul* in that line have convinced tttxlarstixid it and asked no more. them that a valuable compound to do . the deaired work may be formed by boil­ The Tau Family.—John Tyler, Jr., ing together twenty five pounds of sugar in a letter to the Louisville Ouurierof lead, fifteen pounds of lithrage and Joumal, denies the statement which forty gnltona of water, for about half an has been traveling through the prose, hour. When thia liquid^, io be used, that the children of the firat wife of m much of it is takeu/as will at feast Proeidmi Tyler oonteeted the will by completely oovur the fabric or material which brf bequeathed all his property, to be treated—or, iu many case*, the both real and personal, to his widow. On tho contrary, the children cheer­ the solution, raised to nearly th* boil­ fully acquiesced in their father's wish­ ing point. This ojicration having been es, and accepted the }>overty which it performed, the fabric is removed, and entailed ujKin them without a murmur. spread out for about twelve hours to the Mr. Tyler manfully adds, at the doa« contact of the air, after which it is to be of hi* letter: “A* we revere our father, we sincerely nepoct Mrs. "Tyler, two hours in a hot and moderately and regard her with filial feeling, hav­ strong aalutiou of silimteot soda. O» ing for her children the 'affection of being withdrawn from this hath of aifi- । being puzzled in to scratch the antipodes Tas American lady tv whom the young DukeNicbolsa of Russia gave hia I -d for lunch hot WMabo’Wf literatim* mid beaatifnk tomn/bw. thia pnwraa, it at valuable ever - �_____ L — ■‘"r—r—] raaemblo j x. V. lit when thrown into water, esjiecially if Whatsoever .of morality and of inlelliTusk l». 1«74. | ,I,M» h ,”d *° “■ TRJDAY, ■ ■ j Two feltows at South Haven. verance: taithfalness; of method, in| rivals for a young Indy's band,agreed| .1 k KtoUty* . DRUGS, K.. fifty mite. •*•! AND WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND DRUGS. A CaHUlrte AnsrtiBBit Of MiHiarr THEODORE MAXSON, WOOL! WOOL! Ixen Called «h» elsMicsl whatsoever of .strength the man had steadiest nerves and so | Ju infill lie written in work that o*U*gs* sod school* within lit limit* than parrots, and they often buoome able io make the best shot, was to ‘ to.him whose he di permanent habits in them. When have the girl. They went, and fired,11 epic is a melodious hexameter Iliad, t thvtw srv utw^n fifumothers set the example, you will aud when they gut Lack they learned’J Bui allU greater honor, if h«s epic be I red studsnu attending___________ scarcely hear a pleasant word among lb* tehoah. that site woold nut - have either of a mighty empire slowly built together Tnirty jmn ago tbs ptec« that Obsrtra the childten In their playa With each i a mighty series of heroic deeds—a ulher. -Yet the discipline of such a them. The raising of Sweet’s Hotel, at mighty conquest over chaos. There family is weak and irregular Tlie order to have il boooms Milled with ihs rest this latter epic. children expect just so much scolding Grand Rapids, four feet and one inch is no mistaking of ths Buckeye Slots, the Bsv. J. H. Fair­ than- words. child, President of the college, was givsu a before they do anything iheytwre bid, has been successfully accomplished. Deeds are greater while in many a home where the low, The lifting was done by jack-screws Deeds have such a life, mutA but un­ square of land, on conditions that ho arasi deniable ! and M living trees and erect a College, which ho did, and the Ann tone ot the mother, or the decid- in four days’ time. SMITH & STRONG and FANCY Children catch .cross tones quickcr having the A boy nine years old is sole propri­ fruit trees do, they people Ute vacuity There are no matin factories in ths city,ex­ I always think of obedrsnee, cither in etor of an ice cream foundry in Gtand •of time and make it green and wor­ cepting a blacksmith shop, one steam saw or out of sight. Oh; mother! it is Rapids. | thy, j mill and a cabinet ebop; the support of the worth a great deal to cultivate that Vnofat Nnwapaperw. Joseph Teery was shot and killedI city and inhabitants depending almost exclu­ cxccllanl thing in woman, a low by a policeman in a house of ill-fame■ Newspapers arc begintng to be ap- sively upyn the siudvnie. Oberlin, without dpubt, can boast of being sweet voice. If you are ever so much iu East Saginaw, while trying to rob• preciated. 'It is found that they are C. NidtoU’ store. GRIFFITH & KERR DRUGS & MEDICIRES ■ rd look of her steady rye, is law, they BOOKS If STATIONERY, wretched, ard your children also. I.npa ient, angry tones never d d the heart goal, but plenty of evil. You cannot have the excuse fix them that th enlighten your burdens at all; they make tnem only ten pounds heavier, for your own as well as for your chil­ dren * sake, learn lo speak low. They will remember that.tone when your licad is under the turf. So, too, will they remember the hsndi and angry tone. The Berlin correspondaul of the London Tunes lumisficii that journal nr. B. C. TUOJIPSO^ young minister, who ACUTE AND CHRONIC D SEISES burnt the ground to on the'11th. Lass <35,000. McRtyner was 2?- Special attention gat. to the CHOICE GROCERIES, Dueaoeo of tho Eye and Ear. Orvica—182 Mai<i St., opposite Hibbard House, Jackson. Mich. CONFECTIONERY, XaltniU. TOBACCO $ CIGARS proceeded io GRAND EIYER VALLEY DIVIS ON. PaintM, Oils minded-people in olber p arts of the change and now feel no anxiety. country, and are in a fair way of re­ “And have you been bom again?" ceiving substanciil assistance in their and his companion musingly. ‘’Yes. k Varnlshex, Pore Wines and Liqners E-U>n Rapid*. cast into N..h»IIJe, IlMtlnn MM.Ik.Hk, Uoinj Enat. FOR Grand 50 Dollars ! ! MWlMDe, FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS. Eat«n Rapid*, rtlvr. 4ur*etlon, Jaekaon, A HcnAay a^t tmla Time Table taking effect Mjreh 80ih, 1F74. AYLSWORTH & FULLER Dry Goods, Groceries liars, Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c., Lottis Brown ozt owr |»epur wilqani the aid of nf ouy oj tba<» bosky Onion uomliosu that traveled with them last winter. tors.’ Iler fond patents op|iosed the match A West Troy |K>licce.T.ni resigned and moved her lo Chicago. Recent­ because he couldeu’t get permission ly she dtsapenred from Chicago, re­ to attend a dog fight and bet on the turned to Grand Rapids nnd was mar* wining pup. tied to her only love. Mr. Reynolds They say that the American nation is O, so mad. is not jovial nod hila<uu*, but if you want to disprove it, just slip down A daring robbery was committed at the Detroit & Milwaukee depot at on tire icy Movement where tho crowd is thickest. Comma, June 13th. While the agent A peck of beans, a spining wheel was attending to the freight train* two young men named D.iyid Williams nnd a gallon of molasses are consider­ marry a basso named attempt to wreck a dastardly train was made’ at what is exiled Johnson’s curve, near Battle Creek, on the night of June 4th. The par ticulnrs were withheld by the author- ites fur fear their publication Would enable the guilty parties to escape, 'rhe facts are section men from passing ore? ths On the follows : as morning of Friday, June the August i, while found a rail load luoee ei Johnson’s Sth, curve, and upon exammation found that the spikes had art beea drawn except one and the splice bars taken off at each end. The curve at this point is v*ry sharp, thd Kntemazaj River making quite a bend and the track lying close to ihs brink of tlie river. It u so ne distance bed and lay thare, and not hearing Unusual Inducements to Cash Buy: . Lucinda jawing nround for un hour j TUX BEST IN THE WORLD I Hllllw.ll South Dead Trnina Kaat, Jones says awarded to It at DIEZS'1ST A. Ohio State Fair; Northern Ohio Fair; Amer. lasUtate, N. T*J Cincinnati Exposition; Indianapolis Exposition; T-ai.-ln* dlvi.fou of Ok St. Louis Fair; Loatnuui* state Fair; and Georgia State Fair; FOR BEING THE BEST SEWING MACHINES, BROWN AND BLEACHED, COTTONS, DENtNES. ^1 his wife applied them all to him, in­ cluding some extra ours and the fire shovel • Dixit.—In Maplegrove. Mich. June loth, 1874, William Cranter. (father of Mrs. David Dvmaray,) aged 81 year* and 11 d*v«. Mr. The most uuialkntire person sel­ ’Cremer ha« been a member of the M E. John Quinn, who go: olF the nrar Chorclt for over fifty year*. A large comtrain, broke open the office nnd pried dom fads to make a fow remark* p*ny of rchlion* and acqutiulances will open the money drawer and extracted when with bare feet lie steps on car­ n.iM him but Ibeir lots is his eternal gain. its contents, um muting to about $S7. pet tacks at two o’clock in the morn . Moriunaf Male. ’ The robbery was soon discovered by ing. the agent, and the r.ibbers were cap Woxbka*, Cbrhlopber Groxengvr of A rich maa in Ohio can swear four > lured about three miles from the de­ tines for three dollars, but they fine I Nsshvills, iUrry Conuty. Michigan, did on J tbe Eighth ‘day of October. A. D. 1&69, What prevented the night express pot iu the short *|>-tce of about one a poor man five dolors for the first make and execute to Ebcn Pennock of Bar­ from being precipated off* nm never ry. Barry County, Michigan, a certain ; hour by Officer Milldr. ' oath. Another star of hope for young be exactly told; probnMy that one STRIPES, COTT0NAD1. CHECKS, WARP, KID Fort Wayne, Jacksan & Saxmaw E. £ COTTON BATTS, GLOVES NOTIONS, Jf-c MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. THAIX8 RUN nV CHICAGO TIME. For Uemminjf, Foll­ ing,Stitching, Cording, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering, Quilt­ ing and Stitching fine or heavy goods it is unsurpassed. IS COMPLETE. Since the discovery the A man by When tho laatvera* had beea finished wicked. In the itself it has no more carelessness “Then,” hear brasher A. drawl o«l. all sloue by SUIT. O»., \lieb., an the 18th d*y of October, A. D. 186'J. is Liber ••U” of txortgsgr*. <m page 41 : And, wbarsss. Ibero i* •»«» d»c on ssld unto nnd aiartgsfa, lbs ion of Ont W«‘still handle the RochwUcr hand made. Huadrtd, T»s> ssd Kt-lDOibi Dollar*, at thia • .is Ibia daio. d*4«. and sn<l default d«f*ull ha» h«» 'b««n made Ike j TJnnfn nnil OhflQfi Bni* ‘b*’ hsa< paymvolt.f said sum ; Now, tkerefors. b; | DUUlo ui.1 DUuud, made Kipp st $4.25, r».xrti of Mid Uvfiralt. th« B»ortx«»w. by <nd wwrT candor, informed a lady j dren’a Shoo* from 25 oento, upward*. was looking for a place name of Daniel admirable track at that |M>inl has been nighUy McKir.i#h was found hanging in the that she ia the woods near Carrollton Friday. I where there was on patroued by armed men. au "old couple with I, af p£d dsv. In the city of Hastings »t th* , !. north f door of thepUc. cenrtaf how*c. in tsid He w»s addicted to the use of ardent iI property ,but withoot children, who tbbold lag Ura A worthy member of the church, spirits and it is supposed he bung ! would look upon me ar a daughter.” otrmui rear* »■ »nd for Ilirr.T county. M«ch ) wltu it exceedingly deef, was assist­ himself wnile intoxicated. , , ,lawyer of_ Bu_ >m lsn<!« or and dnacribaj »n I A fl&nnel-cheexed «.H u the niwtgagn ao premia** much thereof, *» m*y ing the congregation to sing that good The Christian Union replies “thusly” cyrus, Ohio, let off oh a temperance I be nacctwary t«» radsfy th» *n‘no"‘ •*«* old hymn: 1 . .... -i j «_ tb-reoa and the rwuwnable cotte and ex­ to a query as to whether it is wicked meeting, stating that hi*had seen hut Md M aiteraey «rf tw«»y-fi». to dance: “Lt is wicked when it is own father killed by his side by tho ' dy.l*.-. attpnte'-ed t» ba paid by thauem eoaeeived. READY MADE CLOTHINC Mad - up tn fashionabh slyle*, from beat goods, rill b* sold *1 from B«J company, uu said of a drunken maa. ! Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, ground and whole, Oranges, Raisins Kerosene Oil, Product bought at the highat oath never to drink »giin. and since 1 ard; infill I *. i :oath, at least not very much .’" Of coane a ripple of laughter floated j over th? audience. rille, March lXh. 1B74. UH * tM 7.41 M7 Needles for all Sewing Ma­ ' chines for Sale. Old MtcUies taken in Exctanje. Wilson Reflector, one of the best Periodicals of the day, devoted to Sowing; MaNews and Miscellany. “?J*dti No. IX. in lbw vilhfe of Na>hviUe. the exercbe a Where we have no Agents we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Bail Road Station of Purchasers. Bend for Circulars, Price Oar Block of he, ••! took a solemn JdeMribadin m»M_ hrmeeK: IS; Gome Xorth. i* i. Aosmb. AT nl M*U Am a. COMPETITION!! ty DRESS GOODS, A. All other Machism In the Martrat were In direct Going Hou1 h #G to #30 ranpe of work. CARPET down U» the water which is very deep. The largest raill in the world men panting to be rich •pike saved iL Tlie tools for drawing । •’If a man bequeathed you a hundr­ fhe •pikes and taking af the aplike । is that ot John McGraw, of Port mouth in this State. T» **st« up lugs at the ed pounds, would you pray for him, i>ars were taken from the small station house at the Bedford sigusl station' rate of about 67.00a (eel perj»our. said a Sunday-school teacher to a pnwhich is something rather wondefal pih—’•No,” said he, "I would pray for which were found broken open. for a single saw mill. It is driven another like him.” What motive the villeua could have had for this saatamc deed cannot be by 9U0 horse power. A female help in Chicago, with tarThe Highest Premium was lUllwar- when he camo hom* late the other ed a fa:r bridal outfit in Missouri. and Thorons Tracy and n buy named Sbiitllfl SeiMMiio! Ralhrajr. Our atock of Websters dictionary contains over night, in the space of fifteen minutes Buy the World-Renowned MlssissiDpi State Fair; I'd njoved into a strangn country.” words. AND EVERYBODY wibsw Mall A Exprsw* I nnd a half, it just made me feel as if j fifty tlrausand WILSON .Ifdilsan I’enlra’ Railroad At least 10 per cent sav­ ed by buying at the city C&fcaso & Lah Huron Railroad. Drug Store, Nashville. 1 WKarrKIOr urvxsiox. A A New Idea! CONSUMPTION, EPLEPTIC FITS, Ac. fforts to carry the worn in suffrage I trust I have.” “Well." said the FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. clause in the Constitution- this fall. old gentleman, eyeing him attentively . the number of men available for of­ jail fur attempting rape upon Mrs. J. At a meeting m St Louis on Wed>ie«- “I don’t think it would hurt you to HJ »rdan of Muskegon. fensive purposes. The Austrian day evening to oxpress sympathy fur i be b.»rn once more,” Tut and JeflT ERis, aged seven and the cause ia this Slate a long list of| army shows an increase in defensive There is one rejmrter in Lottisvill,strength of 222.580, and of troops twelve were drowned at Jacksog names was read of pruinine it men : We hare engaged a competent : whose enterprise nnd capacity cannot available for offensive pur|wscs of June 15lh. Tutt slipped through a and women wh » nre going to sp -uk i ; be questioned, lie has fouiid where 1 Chemist who will carrfulhj wUenil to 8,650. Russia has increased her railroad bridge, Jcfl attempted to so here before the lima for elec'ion. j the compounding physicians' pi eserip* tlirxd is u woman who keeps.n pet army by 267,310. men, and her avail cure him but was pulled in also and The sum of SI3G in cash was r-riscd j dug nnd kin iles lu?r tire with coal tionx. able offensive force by 61,810. Italy Irafure help arrivad they were drown to help bn the cause, and th > moot­ oil, nnd he is competent to write n has now 287,550 more men available ed. ing pledged itself to raise $5, 09 for satiable account ot either a hydro । 'fur defense and 165,550 for offensive i A midnight descent wu m ide upon the same purpose. I ph »i»ia rase ur n coufl.igr.ition when •puqioscy than in 1859. United Ger­ a gang of rubbers ho idipt irters nt S>. A bad oiiieu,—Tb owe men tu ra­ the time comes, fot which ho is wait many now musters a defensive force Johns, Juno 16, nnd Jown W. Mar­ cyi »“g•_______________ larger by 421,360 than the defensive tin was shot while reaisting arrest. Slippery business—Tiic corner in 1 h dying tn tn tn Mime requestrd niillitary establishment in 1853 of all The |»eraons who were arrested anti Inrd- ‘ I that the* ccrettlonies a: his futicrnl •the stales now composing the empire. | confined in Lrtnsing on suspicion of inc iJill’s—Potato should be conducted by a certain Agricultural wLiie her pffensive force is 276,130 I causing the death of Chsr'es Lumm. patches, I auctioneer in whom hn had grant large.*. France and Algeria show an al Delhi, were ex itniuod June 16th, A voice' from the grave—Tlie confidence. Said'he: “He’s an easy, increase in the total force of 337,100 and were acquitted. Prof Kedzie tombi-toae. » fluid talker, mid I nllers liked to hear and of 87.700 in the offensive force, made affidnuit that on careful analy­ Aid to temperance —Crust lo and him I’ve had dealings with him, and Have received their saw SPRING STOCK, and the work increasing the army has sis,he could fine no pjisun in the Lemonade. consisting of oilers found he sej oirt ihingtjttst but barely commenced. Holland has stomach of-the deceased Capital letters—Those containing about as they was.” 5,770 more men available for defense, • H. B. McClure, supposed w be de remitances. but her offensive force has decreased A man who was about to be hang­ ranged has been wandering about in It is on record that Adam, the first 9,770. Great Britian has agument- 1 ed in Alabama sang joyfully as he ed her ollensive force by 23 V *20 men, 'the woods near Holland fur some 'manto receive a laud grant, died sto'Ml with the noase about hisxneck : days, and June 16th. was picked up p«Mr and miserable. but the offensive aimy has been re- J I’ Oh! the bright nngels'are wai’ing in a slate ot starvation. He was A sure sign of sn early spring is n dticed 5,110. Denmark shows a de- 1 i for tne.” X^hrereupon the local editor crease in defensive force of 8,85 * 1hard’y to the depot before be fell back cat watching a hole m the wall with I her back up. _________ .......... .. । _________ fiendishly wrote: “____ And then the anand in offensive of 7,950. Sweden dead. ' The greatest magicians of the age ! gle* stirred aip the fires, and looked Chas. R. Brown, Circuit Judge of aud Norway have an increase of 69, nre paper makers; they transform j brighter lhari ever." 610 in defensive and of 8,610 ullen- Kalamnz »o and Van Buren Co’s, has tlie beggar’s rags into sheets fur edi­ resigned nnd the propie will have to tors to liu on. “I tell yon,” said a Wisconsin nun sive force. do without a term until next foil. a n»ighl'or next burying “We find,” tellingly remarks an ito -----------cr- -• — — day —» after ....... o which you caawbuy tl very low price*. I >nia Belle Reynolds wanted to Indiariapui'is editor, ’tyvt we caN Get ‘ h’» wife, “when I came to get into Patrie gyiTH A BTliOHC. CATARRH. ASTHMA', . Truesdale Jc Co's, mills Muskegon, with a table showing the strength of European as well ns clothing fro n the ravage* of moths. A biggagemsu disciver- sere. A 6r*t-ete*a Ibra. Term* fkvorsble Lots 20 xb4 21, A- W. FhflUps’ sdA. be- AU (he above PERFIJMERY The women ot this state who inlorm the old gentleman ra postivo Prof. H. S. Friexe, of the Univer­ wauls lo vote and the men who want terms that ho could rinver reach sity had bis leg broken by the kicks them to have succosded in creating heaven unless ho was born again. I of a horse on the 13tb, at Ann Arbor. quite an euthusiaxm am <ng similarly and added ; “I have experienced fill to your children. the armies of principal Statc^iu 1^59 nnd 1874 June 15th. ed and prevented him. Which legacy will you leave Are now prepared to pay the Highest Market Price for any amount of good, clean Wool, delivered at Nashville, and win furnish the farmers with Salt at the lowest price PATENT MEDICINES, tired by the mischievous or willful j a man named Barbour. better than cedar chests for keeping pranks of tho little ones, speak low. I Lib bi e Bently became jen’ous of woolen clothing in over summer ; It will be a great help to you tc even1 her intended husband, sun of the pru-, the moths don’t like to tackle the try to be patient and cheerful, if you1 prietor of the Stusrt House at Will- newajiera; they know better. Whip cannot succeed. Anger makes you1 iamstown, because he paid to much tho coats, shawls, &c, thoroughly not a saloon, hotel, bowitbg alley, or billiard table to be found within ita limit*. Although It 1* a city with a mayor and common coun­ cil, the commercial part of It is very Btnall iu regard to tho number of Inhabitants. A person walking through the atrocta wbald attention to a woman of doubtful —particuhry ^bout the seams ; then arrive at the conclusion-that it is solely a chactrr, and told him if he didn’t fold them snugiy in a large printed darkey city, for they are the only persoas, cease she would kill her self. Re­ tfheet, and paste the paper tight— comparatively speaking, you would oskH. ceiving a rough answer, she proenrred gum-arabic mucilage is best. Then and to use the expression that a gentleman strychnine and committed suiaidc. fasten it all tightly in a linsn or cotton sheet. This, we are assured by those that you meat is a darkey.” conveys the idea This happened on the lOlli,. B. P. who have had years of experience that they are pretty mixed. Louis C. Anderson, an insane with all kinds of preventives, is the A humorous old man fell in with Sweed. attempted suicide by cutting his throat nt the Kalamazoo depot, mist efectud protection o( woolen au - ignorant aud rather important Will AYLSIOBTH&mLXB. A. ATLsvoara. p ■{ J. F. Frtxss Agents Wanted �^TTEMTIOIM. ‘ FELLOW CITIZENS. —— ceiebnsta the 4th at Naahvide, Uris - JUN E It,- |’fi74. yoar. Butera and circntara will b« FRIDAY. onw<» . tioulara. HARY & AIKSWOBTH, Th© people can rely upon —Improvements Is th© order of the having a better time and more fun Ay■ ___ . S«rirti«. YASXEE 30TIM8 Vermontville Items. —The show pat a little money into GR0CEB1E', Dr«ss,FROVISH>KS pay the Blgbss! Market Pries for School Book. our village trensnry. ’ The first nine of the Middleville —All kinds of colored job printing the Vermo^tvillft — It is thought that about A. BARBER, parife>M*rfo» H . —Remher th* M«*i M**t»ng tn H. YOUNG, M. D. Office two ■ daorv kwUi a>T Tramaa'a •tnra.Mata fWravt. NMhrtlk Oflmboonfrjm T to 0 a. m.Md4to7 W R. a W.WICKHAM. Particular attenSfoa given 4» Um UvntnMM o< Frtvafo D a , •which- resulted in an over­ whelming victory for the Vermontivil’r'“ites." The loora standing 61 a new handsome Soda Fountain, and ARNO STRONG, Plain and Fancy haye it in running order. V Jeb Printer Xvery vaHMv et Joh Frtn<ln« Ayhworth k Fuller are Clover Seed, &c., the last, bit. they lacked the “nerve which we ship aud retail at bottom prices . and muscle" to also Wolverines." compete with the The game was con­ HARDY & AINSWORTH,. burnt ducted throughout in perfect har­ HINMAN, Fashionable Barber' district and join in with others in the mony, and the " Middleville Boys” . end lUSr Ilrrnwr- AH kind* at wort done laughed heartily over their inglorious erection of a brick block. defeat... Dr. Ellis of Middleville, um­ QIMP8ON * WEBSTER, Btack- —Theodore Maxson has pnt some pired the game. O mnllbe. AH ktade of work hi the Blacka-»ttl> new colored globes in tho front win­ talking of buying a lot on the Proprietors. S •pLEMENT SMITH. V LAWYKR, KmI Ifofofo s»J la^nuwv A«*m. —Haring jukt added to our office a new job printing press we are better prepared than ever to do all kinds of * Nashville. Mich ,) Jutie.9lb, 1874. | REDUCED 20 PER CENT,' The Child can gel just as Good Bar­ grins as the feed. Our motto is to sell as cheap as the cheajiest, give 16 ozs. change every time. I buy all kinds of produce in thela season. Our business is conducted on strictly Unperanee principles. Express office building, Westside of Main 8L, Kaahvile, Mich. D. C. GRIFFH* ‘ FWliatN o w FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! JACOB LENTZ. Hardware j Regular meeting held. Cheaper Oliver Chilled Plow Bepmeat* job printing. Mauufaciurcrs and keeps on ban than any olhar firm in the Slate. They am now selling the naw improved , Justice of the Peace., NEW TAI LOB GROCERY STORE! SPRING and SUMMER GOD S Parlor, Library, Dilin, Office ai> GENERAL FGNTGRE! Present,-Downing, Hardy Davison,, which they guarantee to give aatbfaction or Wolcott,—Trusters. no sale. They am al»o selling tho .—At the depot the other day we Minutes of previous Meeting read noticed a car-load of broom handles. and approved. Charlotte Pioio and ' Drag, Union Together with a full aaeorimrul ol AHorneyn at La Ctarn, Empire linnger, RathWe suppose they are for sale. Hus Petition presented asking for drain-' burn Stopes, Jefferson Nails, MIRRORS, PICTURES. FUAMw bands beware. ageof a swamp on s w corner of sec­ PJENBY h wood and all first c'ass Goois in their line. AND CARDS. BRACKETS, tion 36 and 53 corner of section 35 —Parties East, we are informed, DUSTERS,&C-4cC., Don't fail to give us a call. Castleton. are linking arrangements, to locate 8MTH fc PUTNAM 'On motion by Downing, the Pres- i io NtshviJe and build a carrage ident approved lhe following ns a LlEBIIAUSEll, manufactory. It is well. committee to evamine said swampand *—P. IIoHer has moved his carding rcjHirl at next meeting. COFFINS AND CASKETS, Petition presented Asking for alley machine into lhe old ashery btiil ling, south of Water alley to half l-l line HORACE BOLTOV nnd b pulling a run of stones in the Of all styles and sites, and METAL1 of Section 36. ■ j,’ PARADY, MaunlRCturcr of has opened a • f imishod to order. building formerly oceiiped by it. Petition granted by adopting the Grocery and Proiixon Store SflR 9 CDS A ND COFFIN LIN­ Boot* ami Shore, —Dr. Barber has our (hanks for a fuNowing Ordinance: The Common Council of tho vill­ INGS kept constantly on hard. Next Door North of Aylswarth’s, dish of nice large liicimis atrawberies. age of Nashville Ordain thnt there ^[ASHVILLE HOUSE. which were ruis-d in his own garden. be au alley laid out 12 feet wide com­ Also Mr. R. A. Perry fur a Inuvllc of mencing nt tlm south end of Water Carr.o. M. MrCnnwicK. Prrfprielor. ' large pie plant. alley thence due sotilii to hall 1-1 which will be soli Ioruuglily seasoned >u*bcr and war TN AI-*1I V II-I-IC, - M4ohft0Ml< line of Sec. 36, Town, 3 north, range n lo be as irpre-culed. —Freight traffic on the Grand LOW FOR. CASH. gASTMAN & YOUNG, . 4 HUGE STOCK- OF SMITH & PUTSAM coikom Council’ proceedings. dow ol his drug store. T B RASEY, Drayman. Goodsand VI. TUmmo carried 'o mv ’» rills**. Bloat horsm, rood dray nod wlllln* hand*. 9 Ami all kinds of Goods CORN. APPLES, OATS, Dc'.ivvrcd at their IC-w’hj Vermontville "boys,” and 8—L, J. Wheeler has completed and fur Middleville. On account of the ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE moved into bis new house across the | rain only seven brings on each side river. were played. The. Vermontville We also keep ca hand and have for sale —There will be a Union meeting nine had the -lost inings and quit LATH, at the Christian Church next Sunday with only two men out If the rain SHINGLES had not broken up the game al this evening. WATER LIME, stage the Verm-MiLville ‘•ilea" would —The roof has been pnt on Tnv i SALT. . undoubtly have mide several more 'man’s brirk, and the inside work is HAIR. Ulleys- On the whole it was the going on rapidly. STUCCO. '/—Halbert k Co. have pnrehased worst "beat” wo ever hear I of. The . ijrc., "Middleville Boys” . were plucky lo night at the Methodist Church. D., HomcoStream. nnu.rr<r played 5.000 «h game here’ on Tuesday after people were in town show day, luliru JShrrtteqi. Club, Slotte>nd Woodei| Warr, POTATOES, Bane Ball Club and the first nine of at this office at low prices. Batty Catts and Peramttnlaturs Grocarias, Provisions, River Valley Railroad is increasing Al tv old stand, west side of Mair O.i motion Council adjourned till The Highest Market Price paid N sab rille, °Mich. and our agent Frank Mitchell informs June IO1I1, at 7 o’clock p. infor Country Produce. us that tho freight busineu is better IIJRACR HOLTON. G. A. TRUMAN E. J. FIGHNER JJNION HOUSE, now than ever before. President. . Recorder. r. daX-«», r ✓ -------------------- < Men's wants are many aud if tol 1 —E Chipman mid Cap’, Boise, M lelilotnu. —The city of Niles has decreased Would muster many score, have purchased Killin’s corner lol and Dul all their wants may ba (applied in population 101 pince tho census of nre making prepanuions to put up a At D. k Allen's store. * 1870. Niles is surrounded by n rich store Verily, Verily, Nuhville is to and beautiful country, has an excel­ HENIX HOUSE. J inks Bai no, bo die banner village. lent water power—but is wanting in Proprietor, Charlotte. Mleh. Fir t cUm — AND — 1 Jv room* for ■©eat*. Tenn* two AoiHn per day. —Last August Cris. Holler while enterprise to secure manufacturing VATIONAL HOTEL. A. Wrxaxs/ buildipg his house, Lad a valuable interests. Let us remember this and 11 Frtprlefor. ItaaUng*. Mirk. Eeeryth^X In WOOL CARDING MACHINE! silver watch stolen. Wednesday il let 4> opportunity pass by for secur­ We have on hand a fine stock of was found by Hank Heath inn wood­ ing what Till contribute to the pros­ WM. JONES, YVasliville, - - l>Iich., pile at the depot,fwhcrc he und others perity of our thiving village. were.sswing wood. would.reepecifully solicit the ane..<i«n of The above item is from the columns cusiomess io the fart that his mills are nuw —Nashville, Barry county, has a of the Plainwell Republic, but let our, prepsbrl io do mam aud better work than cremation, factory which produc-s 2, .people heed its warning by securing beret ofure "(IO pounds of butter per week. That's all lhe manufacturing establishments We make custom work a specially. Mrs, lissa al fiiUm'i (uilm, a good deal better than those other Please rive us a trial and 1 we can. It is copied and used as or­ cremation factories which produce only ashes and a small amount at iginal by the Hastings Journal, which that—Plainwell Repub, ie. proves that the Journal never steals. | D. rlRCBAS. Miller. which we will close oat at cost for CASH. All right, friend Jerome, wilh the 2RigfrIlanraus ‘adrrrtbrurrnts. Maaaixn.-Ai<Ma«drilla. >y R. D. Mead. exception that the butter was made June 18th, Geo. W. Koeber to Minis Purch JM. GATES as. of Vermont villa. in one day instead of of a week. t®” Call and get my prices before you purchase. It will enable you to buy yonr GOODS LOWER. AD tinis tn Comtiry Produce taieo ii ftcWe for Goods, al tie Hisjiesl Market Price. NashviPc, April 24th, 1674. C. A. TRUMAN WOLVERINE MILLS! P READY MADS CtOTHNIG. LOCAL MATTERS. Dale’s Mitt aii Pro™ Safe!} DRESS GOODS. WOOL! WOOL! My Carding Machine Notions, Boots, Shoes, IS HEADY AND CROCKERY. for ths next crop of wool. PIomo send in your wool early. Wool aciii by mil will be Promptly attended to and sent back neeo-ding to orders Tlie morning oj>cued some cloudy but notwithstanding the fact die peo­ ple crowded io camo and brought early, —Pure Paris Green 00 oenls per pound at, the City Drug Bicre. Everylnxly his girl or wifo and those who didn’t have any wife Everything ai Capt.'n U«s4>iuarters at button pricer tarcush. gQT Straight Coffee A. Su^ar tar 11 eta. borrowed bis ncigltltor’s. Young A­ at the City Drug Store of Theodoft Max­ merica was well represented and a on. gay time they had crowding, poshing oud yelling. In fact every body came Dy calling one dour north of | te see the elephant, and eat ginger­ Truman's new brick, you will find bread nnd peanuts, aud drink lemon­ ade The big chariot got stuck in .FufalHe ffia] I Drra liter, the mud nt mud creek, and it was o keeps constantly on hand a full line of ten o’clock before it was pried out Millinery, also a good aaaorUi-ceC of and reached town. FANCY GOODS. Auction men,money men .card men, thereby enabled to tarnish you with prire men. and sharper?, were plentyALL the LATEST STIFLES A few got ‘took in’ most prominent oa the most rrasmsbh Store of Theodore Maxton. 28 nr. And a full line of POIVLES, THE SIGN OF HE JVew Bardware! E.bT SIDE OF MA1X ST., NASHVILLE, ElCfl , Where you will find every thing you want in tlie Hardware Line, and at Lower Prior s than any other place in Barry or Eaton Co’s. A FELL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF THE New Detroit Stoves I WARRANTFD FOR ONE YEAR, AND IN Carder. HEADQUARTERS Notice ie hereby given that persons own* HALT A tear 1874 will be prosecuted forthwith un­ less paid immediately. Castleton June 11th, 1874. Dy order of tho Township Board. PRICE 2F:R,O:M2 $14 TO $45! I ALSO KEEP A FULL LINE OF THE BEST PROVISIONS Sugar for 11 cfa. at Capt.'s HaaownaitTBM AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, of whom was a man from Woodland, wbo it is reported lost nearly one hun cent lou thsn cost st ibe City Drug Star©. LIVERY AND FffiD STABLE! tired dollars, trying to buy money. The NaahviUeites, however had cut their eye Jeeth, and steered deur of E. D. BITGOOD. Proprietor. the aharpera. The crowd cus tent —Crackers by ths birrci al pound at Daugherty's. cams per Drop in al CapL Boise's and look at that CAPT. BOISE asking for them. all kind* of produce atlhs highest pt tec. completely filled/ which shows that Nashville can turn out as ot 5toxx k Maxsom. must call and settle UGBT.RDHSHG DOHESTIC,'’ large a crowd aa any city on the line of lheG. R. V. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER No disturbenccs or accidents wor­ thy of note occured. NaakriUe. M»ck. Public, A FULL STOCK OF Goods TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE, BOTTOM For rals at the City Drug Store Be sells l?irnt Clashi Coquillard Wagon,warranted and complete for$85, the Robbins combined Corn and Fallow Cultivator for $45, the No. 2 Steel Blew for $16.50. and the No. 17 Chilled Plow for,$1t».50. PRICES FOR CASH! Fouan.—A pocket-book containing a aertain sum of money on the day The owner can bare the same by calling at the peat office, proving pro|>ertv and paying fur thia FRESH MEATS, —Try a bottle of the new Hop Bluer*. T»S standard Sewing Machine of the nation. These wishing n iMdhine will de well. 0 funded. of* the altow. inform the public that they will anbun, hia STUCK of well-aelseted ©rorrrits and Swviswns, was large auJ the dr-! INCLUDING THE notice. a* the City Drug ttZ" Those having uMelilcd «c-i counts with the lale tinu ol Downing j Store of Theodore Max- Ac Little; will please call and settle' । (be same belurc Paints and 1 rouble and ousts. they are Cash Fatd for Produce rtf all kinds. and a fii-Ht-elaa«H Tinner i Kept constantly on hand tv do all kinds of Job W<»tk. EaveI Truughing a speciality. M wjy mudu Di id—Jahn Wi«g, *g^i «2 ymrs, W BOOING & ALLEN. L-€’- BOICE. C. C. WOLCOTT �kilted bh mon aftanr than i >Utfo FOR RE8T0RHH08AY HAIR WHEELER & WILSON’S rfttoCSSta*—' Penn«ylvania. Onto, Illinois, Indiana. Muteou- Deputtes, the choice of wcapqnx and antago- the different Cotton Exchange# of Ute Routh rented was bald at Atlanta, Go., recently, at which tlie permanent l-wuwivui organ L-.atiouurgauiAXHVu os a National»_ -------------t Gotta n Exchange ni sffsetedl Negroes are being imported from the South Monday, natty, Lm pnrckared a house in Washington, GRXRRAL. gross uktossm the monthly allowance of those totally disabled in the"army to 450, and also slightly iucreoMs tha |>eiuioDs of thorn who have tost a leg or an arm. —Tbe action of the House at Washington in -N-rmfe.-Billa CttntN A IfD CHntlXA tJt. —An odious and almost bloody spirit is rampant in Williamson county. III., which crops out Di tho form of assasiunatious. along tho highways, in the fields, and amid the Wisconsin, before whom the second caae under tho Railroaxl taw was tried, has declared tho act constitutional and fined the offender eaoo. —Trains commenced running over the St. Louis bridge on the fitb insl. —Tbe Union. Trust Company faaa filed a bill in the United States Circuit Court, at, Chicago, against tbe Rockford, Rock Island and Nt. ix>uis Railroad Company, to foreclose two mortgages, cue for $5,000,COO and au other for $t,OCO 000.—Counsel for the Alton Railroad Company have obtained from the Illinois Supreme Court a iwifvrsnJros of the Judgment rendered by the Sangamon County Court under the Illinois Railroad taw. Tito sdperxerieas was applied fo| on the ground, -first, that the caeu was taken out of ths jurisdiction of the Blate Court by the writ of rertfororfissued from the United Blates District Court; second, that the Railroad taw violates the Constitution of Illinois and of the United States; third, that the defendants were entitled lo some bit! of exceptions. PORXIGN. —K Paris telegram says that “ the manifesto of the Left Center, calling for a declaration of the Republic or a dissolution of the Areembly, has caused the greatest sensation •inoo the overthrow of Presidont Thiere. It is generally thought that its effort will be to haeten tho day of dissolution, and not improve the prospect of tho establishment of a regular Government. Tito Conservatives are dia- —Mexico I# (hreatentd with a eericus revo­ engaged in the sanguinary fued gro being rap­ lution. . —Don Carles ba# ordered 'tho provinces idly thinned, while numbers are leaving for tbe Indian Nation, thinking themselves safer occupied by him to elect members of the Council which is to pen on ally attend him in fiMbh partmsot of Williamsport, Pa., who were ar­ —One hundred and twenty-five Depotie« in rested on suspicion of being incendiaries, tho French Assembly have signed a proponai have oonfesaeu to burning nearly all tho prop­ for a dissolution, aud it in not improbable that erty. amounting to over ♦1,000,000. destroyed tlie Left Center may join in tho coalition there since the great fire of August, 187L This latter body.it is said, has determii.ed upon —In Harrison county, Ky., a fsw days ago, the drfiuiliro dtolaraiioti of a republic or au a mob of nn'sked men took Robert Breckot appeal to the country. from tbe honrs of hia employer and riddled —It is announced from Borne that “the hie body with bullete. They then rofiked his first steps have been taker, erd teiore tong ckrtbee with coal-oil* knd set fire to them, bcatiCcatioulwilf be L-entos ed by Die Roman burning ths body. Bracket waa chargod with Catholic Church upon the name of Cbriato murder. pher Colurfibus." —French (stpera publlrit a letter written by FTRJt8 AND CASUALTIKS. tbe Birbop of^Larruda upon the miitM-acre of —A tornado almost completely destroyed Chrirliaiis at Totig’Kinp, CLira. The Bishop Ut« town of Tampico, WUiteeide county, III., nays that with hie mission were 80,000 Chris­ on tbe night of tho Gth inet. Not a house in tians, but 10,000 Lave been strangled, the village cscapatl damage*, and twenty-one burned and drowned, and he adds that be hae dwellinga were totally destroyed. No Brea no hope of escaping martyrdom liixnnelf. This startling communication bean no dale, but is generally credited in France. —Tlie tornado which recently visited Tam­ —The Pilgrims from the United Blairs, ac­ pico, III., destroyed fl45.000 worth of proj*companied by 100 American Catholic residents of Rome, called on his llblinciw the Pope on wide extent of Wisconsin, Iowa aud Michigan especially ----------- , --- ——... .W.—, Htatoe amounting to hundreds of thouxamja of dollar.. —There remain but iwobodies undiscovered Tho author'# name ia a household work country. . Colorado, however, will have the advantage of her older sisieta, in that while their retlic- tatlon, coupled with the cheapnor a of iho metil wa» slow, fortuitous atul diaintegratod. work, insures for it in our opinion a sale ksrs is rapid, organized and systematic—white st:rpase.log that of any book that has ever been published fn the English language. Ths book will be lllmrtraiod wltn, numerous original wood engravings, will contain a flue steel giua at a point the others only reached attar a in tiro miue# of Nelsonville, Ohio. —Secretary Bristow gives notice that the iwincipal and accrued interest of tho bonds xutborlring any Glrtuli ground and demonstrates her position as tha herein below designated, known as 5-20' leader of Iho great cohunu of the Middle States. CtrrnH bonds, will be paid at tlie Treasury of the Colorado ia ev« n now an exceptionally fa­ United Slates, in ths city of Washington, on vored territory for any puo thinking of going and after tho Orii day of September. 1874; Wes: to settle. Rocirtyis already eetabiishod there; railway communication with tbe Allanand that interost'ou said bonds will cease ou that day. The coupon bonds known as third provide-for th# publication i Territorial Government economically organ­ -*<’rioe of act of February 20, 1862, dated May ized and honestly administered, exempting the ’1, Coupon bonds—-*■ 150, ‘ 18C2, as follows: ‘ n ~ “ Bottlers from onerous taxation. WltneM the following items: No. 12,101 to 12,300, both inclusive; ilOO, No. introduced Taxes.--There wore no territorial taxes laid 87,Uli to Nr. 38,200, bothlnclusivo; 4500, No. in 1873. h 1ft,KU laKn. IMW. both inclusive; fl.WO, Ponuc Debt.—There I# uo territorial debt, and a balance of •18,172.10 in tbe Treasury. No. 4H01 to 47.300, both iacluaivoa- TotalS chools — Die educational facilities of the ♦mOOT. Itegtaterod bonds—»Mr. No. 1.453 Territory are flret-claas. The common-echool to No. l,<60. both inclusive; <100, No. 10,681 system ia well orgacized. There are good to No. 10,700. bodr inctnsivo; 4300; No. 6.3S1 Gunckrl, from tbe Committre on Military Affair#, ladioe' theological, conventual aud boy#' to Ko. 6.400. both inclusive; 41,000, No. M.- reported a bin in relation to bouutlra. The bill schools. There is a college at Colorado Bpd tigs. 101 to No. 20,166, botli inclusive; 45,000, No. The Ihtrxs.—There are 7 doily and 33 other 8,301 to 8,303, both 'inclusive; 410.000, No. paper** published in Colorado 10,540 to No.10.517,’both lucliixive. Total. Banks.—There are 27 banks. Tzt.tonAm.—Theri* are 1,018 miles. 4100,000. Gtajrd total.' SI,000.000. aud take up tho Civil Kight* bill, is regarded aa tho death-knoll of tbe meaaura, at leaat for the preaeut eaaaipp.—The committee appointed by Congrcaa early in tho eoaaion to investigate the affairs of the District of Colnmbia have agreed on a bill abolishing every vertigo of thaBoard of Public Works and loofl government of tho Diatrict, and proridiiig a temporary government until 'POLITICAL. Congress can deliberate upon tho form of a |>erTcmdat. June V.—Srnalr.—A Joint rcso—Grover, Demosnit, has been electee! Gov­ muienl one. Tbe temporary one ia to consist . of three Commissioners, to bo appointed by ernor of Oregon. — Tim Illinois Independent Convention as ­ ’ the President and confirmed by tne Senate. who are to exorcise such functions as will sembled at Bpring field on tbe 10th of Juno. tablmb tbe Commercial Railway Company.. ..MorDavid Gore, of Macoupin -county, was nomi­ who are roslratncd from finishing any of the nated for State Treasurer, and S. H. Etter, of report,' which «m ordered works commenced by tho Board or inaugurat­ McLean county, for Su|kerinteudeut of Public mends that Use volume ing any new improvements. An auditing Instruction, What is known as the Decatur proportion of inurd vulatlon of 5 per « ' otid Comptrollers of tho Currency, is provided changes. _ _ M> reditapUon or —Tbe State Refong Convention of Indiana to ascertain exactly tbe amount of the debt of mutlhtcil notes; that th# rrerrve ou deposits be Indiana|K*lis . on Wednesday, tbe-DIstrict; to employ expert accountants, met. at “**■ '(net., ‘ and" nominated tho deemed tn ItrTfl by tha tssneof S percent. bond#, the and to report at ths next session of Congress tlie *10th following ticket: tho amount. Secretary of Blate, 8.White, of Vigo county —A bill has been 1 ntrodnerd in the United Noyes States Renato by Mr. Logan to incorporate (Democrat); Auditor of State, Ebencxer to tho House «U[qJrmrnla! Tariff bill a prv|j>the Commercial Railway Company, with a Henderson, of Morgan county (Democrat); cHtan to itapens - stsiep-Ux of eur-twrntleth capital of <200,000,000. The company is.au- Treaanrer of State, N. C. Bennett, of Stenlien thoriKed to construct and operate a railroad, county (Republican); Attorney-General, Jas. stock*, and with fonr or more tracks,' from Now York A. 8. Mitchell, of Elkhart county. (Democrat); cotton on contracts tnr future delivery,... city to the dries of Chicago and St. Louis, Judge of the Supremo Court. H. P. Riddle, of Mr. Hutchinson, frutu the Committee on Ter­ dividing its main line al «nch point as may be Cun county (Republican); Sui>crintendent of ritories, reporird favorably tbs House 1411 to found beat to reach such dries, with Uw right Public Instruction. Clark Davis, of Henry to extend He road from Chicago to any point county (Republican). rtituUou aud Blate Goverum- nt.... The bid abol­ on the Mlesixeippi river, above St. Louis. —Tlie Anti-Monopolists of Minnesota will­ ishing the moltlra system of eoJIeetlnic the euatnme The* road is to be commenced within two hold their Stati Convention at St. Paul, on years. and finished , within twelve the 23d of September. aud minority years from tha etjactment of tbe bill. Tlie - The independents of Kt-neas have called tbe ' KcctJcn Commute*—the rates for transpoAtion of passengers and a nominating convention to be held at Topeka reports if former declaring Finchbark freight are to bo fixed by a commission conf- ou tho Sth. of August. ‘ the' latter swarding tbe seal po»ed of throe persons to l>o appointed by tha President, one person by the Governc*of each RAILROAD INTKLLTGKXCR. —Passenger# on Wisconsin railroads Blate through which the road shall pass, and ftiree. person a by the corporation; but tbe now required to ptirehaso tickets before charges sliall not exooed 10 cools jwtr bushel taring a car, tho object being to prevent tho aiitetitute tor th# Genera of grain by tho car-load, bulk freight, and 3T> tbree-ceute-pcr-milo ndes. rente per barrel of flour from Chicago or St. Louis lo Jersey City. —Thareunion ot tbe old-line Abolitionists al Chicago, last week, was largely attended-­ Vice-President Wilson presided. —Information batt been received at Army hMflquarters in Washington ot IbO movement ot. the "part ef the Comanche aud Cheyenne Indians to mako war against tho white# in general, and tbe people of Texas particularly. They evince a delonninaiion to move again#: Fdrt Sill Rceon ation aud Agency, and after conmiilring depredations there to move for­ ward on a raid into Texas. . —A bill embodying tho view# of the Rock Inland Canal Convention has been reported favorably in thp lower bouse of Congress. It directs the Secretary of War to construct a canal between Hennepin aud Rock Island^ with a feeder from tho Rock river at Dixon. Ono million dollar# are appropriated toward tho beginning of work ; the. total cost is esti­ mated at W,600,C(X>. —A letter from Mitka, Alaska, dated May 17, states that the Indians pt that town were fighting with one ahother. The fighting had lasted for three days. They had thrown up barricades of rocks, etc., aud in a fight on the 17th of May three were killed and two grounded. —Chicago's dow City Directory oontains 151.­ 018 names, an increase of nearly 10,000 over tho census of 1978. —The Frrtmli 'Aeeeaabiy ba# fixed th# ago inally proposed by the Government. —Dispatches from Berlin . ~ assort that the d*ff*reueeo lietwoen tho Khedive of Egypt and the ------Sublimo I'orta are serious, and* inti­ ----------‘ mate that grave complications tn tho F.aet are Paris tologram of the 11th inrt. —A Tarie tetegram of the 12th ixwd. says Introduced a bill, tho Grot dame of. which Tha police attempted io dispcrxo tho throng, «alaUon; of the Assembly.'’ The dr A'mn,# MTd that civH war win he the im- M. Ite Fevtw, a Deputy of Iho Left. was ar­ me.diateeonseqiiebce of & disaolurinn. It is rested, but putewquently reiwotd. A tumult «■-**- nnd Gatabrtta wax again insulted. On My, IWore dispersing. will ithe return of Um lirpmipn to Vc-rrailbw, >n to govern tho cxmntry ।Gnont Kt. Croix struck'GxmboUa tmw tho j.tobaUy a jear, without face with a sriek. for which bowse KompUy —The UtrfvexeUyof Cambridge lias eon bully , James Jiunell Lowell. of Bjotoip ROTART-BOOK LOCK-STITCH any one climate, noil or temperature foliow- FIKAKVUL AND INDUSTRIAL. Minister to tfennany. and Colot. SOCTHZKX COLOKXIK), for bulb joumt and old, stalo and female, single and married, ever published. Wo ad- M bur lauaedUta) r. • SEWING MACHINE, Wo.«, Heavy Tailoring and I<eaiher Work. Wilhoit's Tonic ia not a panacea—is not a euro for everything, but is a catholicon for malarious dixeaeee, and day by day adds frwh tanrota to its crown of glorious sneooas. '■Engorged Liven and fipleetw. along tho shady bank# of <»rr lake# and riven, aru - restored to their lioallhy aud normal secretions. Health and vigor follow its use, and Chills have taken' their departure from every household where Wilbofts Anti-Periodic is kept and taken. Don't fail to try it. Whkklocx. Fiwlat A Co.. Propriston. New'Orleans. Foe kaijs hr all Dbotxuntx. ■ FAMILY PHYSICIAN BROADWAY, N. Y. WEEKLY WISCONSIN FOR FOUR MONTHS. THE BEST FAMILY PAPER. rerw 500,000 PUEBLO. ZINC COLLAR PADS Tho capital city ot this Rfoat region is Pueblo, located on tbe old trading roti to of theSanta Fo trail, just where that ancient high- ’ way <-ro#M>-l and tbe tnmk-lino of railway uon HERO CATHEW Pueblo is an old. 'well-T-stablbiliod ixiint. It has bean a mis>-i<>uary station, a trading post,a military fort, and is now a thriving Western town. Its location lias been determined by the established rentes cf travel for over a century. .It Las therefore a solid foundation. It is now a railway canter. Five roads, two built and three building, converge hero. At tills point will stand tho WEEKLY WISCONSIN OUKAT CXNTRAL CITY OP THK rXB WXKT. iblch, Have Been L’sod Since Jtn. 1st, 1871. saw-mills. LANE & BODLEY OLD NUIINK. MM. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP IB THB DAY, Short Stories. Poetry,**- Address CRAMER, AIKENS A CRAMER, CENTRAL HOTEL, PORTABLE AND STATIONARY SAW-MILLS. X*rket-»t.. cor. WaaMmrtM. Ckieagu, 111. I $2.50 1’ER 1>AY ! 200 ROOMS I HILL IN THE !pMw<*n2«*r Kl««vator. J. AFFLETON WILSON. PrepW. MONEY! J.9Q. Fuova-Choic# White Wiq|gr, ; Red Winter, f5.SogT.00. WnaaT—No. 1 Bprtnr, Sc-aoou,. Chubcuxx. Etc—Laigu reserva­ ll.30iidI.ai Ji ; No. 2 Spring. «t.lHi«l juli : No.s tions bars bicn and will bo ma-lu fur Spring. Coax—No. X school, church, park and other public pur­ poses. ExrKNSKsor Exiouatiox . .—Poixomi holiline certtlicate# of membership, who apply at an 17339c. Eons—Fresh, U,s®l3c. L*nr>-l!©lll*-. early date, will secure passage and treight# $17 M^jj7.63. ST. UJLTB. on hoUMbolS goncta. from the East lo Routh Pueblo, at greatly reduced rates. These prices note are alxtut as follows for firU'Claii tickets: Fn-tn Futiadripti-a to Reuth Pueblo.................. pal ANY! ONE! aViolwtely n#ra««»tT. 10,000 SOLD MONTHLY, fbey e-vs eeuiftirt and salt#tactinn. No feraals can do without them. ■«S OW, »R?m .ffiBSri YOUNG MEN THE THRESHER OF THE PERIOD. MANILLA HAMMOCKS WorllmitanTaj^Td^v iBStitutc, <41Jc. coualdermR the Kundry Ciril Appropriation Mil in as item appropriating t'S.COO for lb# Waablngtou Monomelic waa negatived. Garfield offered an item spptopclatiug S7,lMM to reimburse Gen. O. 0. Howard in hia ra|«uses fur defending hie official coudnct aa C^nunlasloarr of Freedmen's Affaire. Mirer, 50 CENTS South Pueblo is not an experiment. Ono tlmunaud people are now on the coloyy grounds. ctdrd that there were no grounds far Tho title is clear aud simple, confit med by a actiot; against Renalor Hlppl^MItchril. recent art of Cougre>*«, and u^w In the trustees Choice Good NaUv##, $c.ouSC.lJ; of Oregon. Hr acknowMgr# that he of tlie company. Jous Edoau Thomtson, Philadelphia, $.!.»,iADU; Medium to Fair. $4.7133. <0; Inferior J'rriiilrot jPiunfj/lcania il. il. Co. h> #lfe waa dead before bn married a fecund tune. Lilli to which no objection wa« made. Uuder'tbir muUou a larg* number of bills were p»a««d, in­ eluding the bill authorising tlie making of iiw.Ulf Dr. J. C. AVER- & CO. Lowell, Han., Gou<is. -l.'nrleal HO. 625 finowx’3 VERMITUOE COMPITB gating canal. 2G mile# in length, which has will destroy Worms without injury loth* public credit; to repeal die- I already b?en built at acoat of f Iti.bOu. This canal covers and naters a tract of 10.- Ingot ether Injurious Ugisdleats usually used tn tilled spirits and tobacco OvO kerbs, and this tractcoostituU-s the coion/ worm preparations. convertibis bond#; lo It settlement of S iuth Pueblo. CUKTIB A BROWN, Psopristora. South Pueblo differs from the generality of towns Jun slurb tig in having already estab­ lished railway, telegraph and express and Ntale#....llniler's'V(il>stitut« for the Genera Award postal connections with the entire country. Tho old town of Pueblo is locatod c n't ho north Inuik of the rivop, and just opposite South Pneblo. being conuoctod by four com­ pleted bridge# and a liorao-ratlway. Colonie!#, iu'addilk-nto the facilities of the Tuczxday. June 11.—Nenole.—Tho bill au- othrr*. Without rrerbitig a rose the Senate ad­ journed. ba>r work at the reduced price. The author will acknowledge the receipt of al! subscriptions and send tho book aa soon as out. Southern Colorado is the richest, most fer­ tile, aud mildej-t-tenqicred section of the great Territory of Colorado. It i# a Rtato within it­ self of magnificent proportions, incalculable natural resonrees, aud a diversity of soil and climate, ami a capacity for agricultural, pas­ toral, mining, manufacturing and commercial development which render il aelf-snpportiug. Lying south of tbe Great Divide il is the most genial climate of all Colorado. Tho Arkauxas, the greatcat river running from the Rocky Mountains, gives it the richmil valley aud strengert water-power in Colorado. Embracing in its limits the Routh Park and Sax> Juan country, itcovers tho richest mining districts of tho Territory, its minerals being not merely gold and silver, hilt coal, iron, copper, marble and petroleum. ' In every raspcct of centrality, dimata. local situation, position with reference to North, South. East and Went. Pueblo ia tleaiinod to become the great commercial city of the Rocky Mountains. For one thousnd miles along the bare of the mountain range there is no point equal,to it ax a commercial center. SOUTH I’UJUILO. • The systematic develophiout of Fucillo tow­ ard this, it# own proper position, is now go­ ing on under the auspices of the Denver and Rio Grande railway, which t>aa o|*oued to eolony acttlemant and improvement tho land on the nohth Lank of the Arkansas, heretofore We#lent -Judicial DivtrIH of Arkansas. . iiDoc-npied by reason of the want of capital WxnNESDAT, Juno 10.—Senate.—Ingalls in­ in Colorado to construct tho great irrigating troduced a bill to ab<>U#b tbe Boanj ot Indian Corn- can.) necessary to supply water. South Pueblo has been regularly laid mlndonera.... Huwr, from the Commits • nn For­ eign r.«laUuti». reyvorted a t-lll relating lo tele­ out and platted, streets upcuorl aud graded, 10.00Q trees planted along the avenues ami graphic communication betwren tbe Un I led State# public square#, a targe park laid out and planted, bridges built, and all tlio foundations for a prosperous town broadly end intelli­ gently laid. The xtn-cts are 1U0 feet wide, the central boulevard 150 feet. - Aeoquiae, or iiKiiialuro canals, run along the front ot each ••r.r.wtaanas- FOR FAMILY TT9E. CINOUtMATU Me. lira—Mc^Sec. Poxa-Mras, P7.7O&17JO Tlics** rate# are a per centum '.eduction cm Rann—luhftlllie. MILWAUKEE. the ftUl fares, mid will change from time to time as these fares chaugu. Wruur—No.l.M.MRttl.OM-fNo. X gl.»3l.3l. Health.—AU tlie worffl now visit Colorado to Ihid health. Health is the poorunan’e capital. SczxzzY.—Tbatceuery is tha grandest and PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. TOLEDO. Wwut-Amber HlcUfsan. MJIJ^IJIJH ; No. 2 ! lied, gl.U^l.33. Coax—. Oaxa—49 [ children Garfield to dod tbe Jaw under winch the item would Colony Plm».—South Pueblo is beiiig set­ tled by tbt> Denver and Rio Grande railway, in regular qonrraof their plan for lhe system­ 1.49. Coax—CKfCBc. Oars-B2&$4c. CLBYKLAND. atic development <>f tha country along the lino of their route, nn ler (he same plan of Friday, June IX—t-'rnate.—Carpenter, from colony whic't ba# proved w> iucoom/uI in tho csso of Colorado Spring#, the great pica# uro aud heal th resort. HOUSEHOLD This plan secures to tho individual settler all Ute advantage# and reductinn# of colony PANACEA emigration without subjecting him to the or­ dinary limitation# of coKinial eiitcrprixe, t e , moving w.<h a large body, or at a given time. FAHIILY Fell detail# of thi# plan, with pamplilot and map, wiM bo fumoibeu by either LINIMENT. . Dzsvkh and Rxn Gkandk Bsilway Co.. • 21C Routh Fourth street. Fhiisdoipbta. Tsoma" C. JriYtnren, Tre*»nrer HOUSEHOLD ’ Routh Pueblo. Colorado. IfntxoXTtM. Uli sppn»prsatb:g $'00,000 lor ihr NzlboX A Dollm, tSnsinnati, O. PANACEA reUH ot th# sufferers by I he Southern Ir.nrxUUiM«M |«a#rd.. ..Th# liuuw resumed wmsMi-re- W. O- Buchanax. Montreal, Canada. Oonrf tbe Civil Apjwoprtxtlon 1411. Au amtud- Geo. F. McFazlaiw. Hxrp#Lftn.-, Pa A. RothZLszrMKB, Ttapsa# J ’ aafie Depot, FAMILY tuent «M a<k>|>tr<l prortdhu for the payment ot lb# Kansas City. J. Bubxikss Brown, Central Depot, . LINIMENT. Try It. Sold fcy all Prngi IhdianapoU#iferfkSKACH WSCE.K.Ag#»t» 9* Alsaokb Hay Hn.L»I*ondon, England. «? I Aiiut fry- J- WwiUOMi. Loots (hl A A ellb«rs»a wllllnrloi St. 1‘anl, . Minnodpolia, Madiaon, Wis,, tbe Luke couii'ry of Wiiconnin, Devil’s Lake, Ocouonwwoc, Grocu Lake, Waukfaha, Food du Jac, Given Bay, Duluth, Marquette, uutl nil Wiaol ibe time, talent nod expense u cos- cctMrin and Minu<-»qia btimmcr rewirU wry to develop und perfect rd invention. are reaebed from Chicago via the Chi­ Send I The new Wheelfir 4 Wilson No. f Sew­ cago and NorthwcAtern Qul*»r. ing Machine, adverti«ed id cnroommu*, to W. H. Stennt-tl, Gent nd iWengsr: b a« alretulr cost that eompany over Agent Chicago and Northwe<t«-rn nult»iul to bring it Well tafore the public will require $2tel,000 more. It etwte as much to design, coimtrnct The Nokthwektukn Hvjwb-NailCo.’s nnd introduce n perfect sewing inachiue “ Fimshcd " Nail is the beet ui ths world. Go to Hi rusing Water Cure, Mamlltou, Ill. BTBN’S Pocket Photoerx: NIOHOIA SHEPARD A CO.. Wisconsin Central Railroad. IOWA AND NEBRASKA! ma^riace* guide � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-06-26.pdf.pdf d9215b0cae7583f24ca225c7a9491bbd PDF Text Text KTSRY JfjfcIMT, N*ab»iH«, Barry County, MioL, osmo sTsoaa Pro°re*amn.No Riptrie^radiM-” Tuast ifajHWWi Tnant Tsbms Stmiotli AnaBaan rtiM HWXJiT, 6WSET SMART. aww irHrcrt. FREA proration. “ And you ■ fowlin' that dandy? V I believe hi as big a fool as he “ Well, youn “ Thahk you, air." Bhc did Dot flinch myier her guard­ ian's scornful guc, bnt looked at him as sereniy as if her doing so was nec- strong. ‘ • MarwWlison was-not ri giri to give ber (Al- |>S®JS.»* bM g-u-rJiaa. Dl Burgess, well know; and it was this knowledge that made tb^ present intel­ ligence all the more, aggravating'. “ He had brougkl her to Swampwoti against her inclination ; had rejoiced when he saw hp£.enjoying herself among the young people; and had even been glad • when Fred Seward began to devote himhelLtalifr. 'Ytt hero he wte nowin a fury with nimself acd trttrf oAo "bbcauad Fged.hadjuihed for Mary’s baud. Whatrinm'tlMre against Fred f Every tlttegj Um doctor wouldhave told you ; he was th* idlest ef altidte young men ; he was foppish in his manner of dreaaihg r he xa* sonmwhat loud in his convesMittan; ilia word, Jw wua of no use to himaelf or any living being. Mary would have fold'you that he was the bekpo^ptodi Jfofl had " cvw awt; at all tiftfflt In* Seuu-idval of a- gentle­ man ; wejl educated, gentlc-jpanuexed ; possereed of good taste ; vfery Unsel­ fish; and witfi"a; temper that nothing couldpifite. -r-j- r Fred, -ttnswef’ng for himself would have answered that he wm equal iq all respects to the average young man of society. Ute family was among the bast; be bid • oomfStiable fortune ; he ^oZ.T7 t ■ ___ to Have brighter* hall* nf luxury and extravaoiriou, asl trat mttoh I-B-pri-ed f ' ’ proposals quietly.reject ----- ----To tell ganoc. rejected.. the truth, «Uch an ending had never ooAnd there was enough that one could oureedtohim mb being possible. He looked up with amazement. ‘ “Does net Miss Ellison love me, needed all the encouragement and help “Myniece has -commissioned-me to aay that ahe might hare loved yen, but was r rare mDunonary. one was among that she could not consent to many the poor and the helpless because her ju, uctui j’-ij xur heart was tcuucr tender w.:u with pity for uicm, them, you.' “ And what ia therein me or in life that would make marriage so unde­ praue*. . sirables* ate?” tka young mon asksri.- • “ Anything I can do for you to-day, with some paipdonabla pride. uncle ?” she asked as she started on one “ L can >• frank with you, young of her morning rounds. man, if you really'desire me to be." “Nothing, my dear; but don’t be “I will’be thankful to yon if yjuwill gone long.” ’* r teilh' ’ P Wn'dwAliat -hMs^tet to be veky plain with me." “ Then, what my niece objects to, do,” yon might have heard him saying and which' I object to much more when she had gone. “ Had I better strongly, ia, that you arc of no use in the worlds Don't start; I do not in­ tend to insult yon, but I wish to point he is as proud as Lucifer. What shall out to you that your life is frittered Ido?” And agaiu he drew a' letter away in ball-rooms and-under lamp­ ■from light, and iu worshipping the life of a society-man, instead of filling a place cation ho had ever had from Fred in the world that God seat yon beret f<> Seward. Here it is : Da. Bmnntia f)mr ’’fifjleft occupy.” “ What would you have mo do? I Hvsnipscotl, three year* ago, it was with ths have money and do not need to work ; delenainaUon of making myself of itomo then why should I work ? And what can 1 do?” “ That is not for mo to aay. Every man, who is a man, seeks out work for himself or takes the best thing that comes to baud. I, too, was born with money, but I would bo afraid to die if I had done nothing but simply live on my incom'e." “ You arc very severe, and I am not prepared to say that you are not right Can I see Mies Ellison I” The doctor touched the bell and asked tho servant to request Mary’s presence, and then went out of the room, that the two might feel unem­ barrassed. “ I wanted to know if your uncle’s decision is the same as your’a." “ It is,” she said in a low voice, and with face averted. “ And you object to me because I am a good-for-nothing ?” “ I think my uncle's idea of what a man should be in the world is a correct one.” “ And you do not love mo ?” “ I cannot niarry you." ’ “ Then you do love mo ?” “ I might have loved you had it boon different with us; but I do not dare to say more. ” “ And if I were to make myself wor­ thy of you?" She, did not answer, but hor silence was more expressive than words would have been. “ Mary,’’ said he, “ I ask and make no prombes. I only hope that I love you, and I hope to win you yet." He arose, and they said “goodby.” Would he prove himself a man? was what her heart questioned. Would she wait for him ? was the question in his mind. “ And now what ?” asked the doctor, when he was alone with Mary. “ We shall sec,” was her answer. Fred Seward went to his room at the hotel and aaked himself the same quection the doctor had spoken, “ And now did not drink or gamble, and he had graduate^ at Harvard. . But, with all these things., in his fa­ vor,'Dr. Burgess did not think him worthy of .his. Jiiooe and ward, Mary Ellison. . “ Y6u say you love him?" he con­ tinued. what He had been told that his life was you know aboat of no use to any one, and that ho amounted to no more than a straw “ ltei*»0b pqoesoary to: go into that4 carried on a breeze. Was it so? He uncle. I hasp Warned toteve him, and began to think out the question, was I have nearly told him so.” his life worth a fartlung to any living ** But, my dear, I am sure that lie is person np to this time ? No, it was unworthy of you as I am that I am sit- not. What had.bo to show for. th&e liochfrf.T' ' Y twenty-five years? A little amatterHave you any grounds for that ing of knowledge ; nothing else. Was opinios ??T . . . . .. sny one better because he had lived? “ f have grounds for it in my knowl­ No. He could not recall on instance edge of human nature. You fancy him where he bad ever been of help to any a wrll-ede»<J|»tcdr brihiant man .because one. Supposing ho should lose his be can iaUf. in a glib manner of the fortune to-day, what could he do ? thousand and one nothings that make Nothing. up so&eiy talk ; tet I can see that hie He did not dore spare himaelf in hia fivey^sai college have left Mim ap cross-examination, nar did he boeltate real knowledge, and that ho has noth­ about calling things, by their right ing in his bead but froth." 1............ names. No wonder Dr. Burgess had “ I do not Chink you undentland of do declined him for a husband for hia him jwrtfoe,’' . niece. But what should he do ? Ah, “ 1 am sure that I do him more than that was a difficult problem to answer, justice.” A lawyer? No, he had nb taste for “ I cannot see it as you do, uncle. J the law. The church ? No, no; ho find his habits arc good, hi* family was unworthy so high a calling. A e-pinl totxica-—” doctor? "Why not J, Yes, why not a “A fig lor his family,*' broke in the doctor? doctor. “ I aero nothing for any such There was quite a sensation amongnonsense as ‘‘family.’ ’ I never yet knew the lounger* in Bwamj>scott when it * family * to provide food or keep a man was found that Fred Seward had left from neglecting or abusing his-own them for that season. And the ssnsahouMflfoU^ I want to a tea. with tiou was still farther incraasod when they heard he waa studying medicine with Dr. Swroto <4 Boston. U Dr. place >. the world that God has given Burgess heard the story he never menhim to.fUk" . . “ Ae^yon think that Frad does not power 1 these qualities ? ” *• I do. If he did I would not say a FRIDAY, JUNK 26, 1874. . .... ..',. .3^ Three years rolled round without ahe grew more beautiful with each ntnr mistaken you will not refuse your' con- Very wall, sir; I will do itM A coupte Uf houns afterward Frtd be met with at the bedride of the tick palled upon the 'doctor to learn hia de­ and in the bouses of the poor as in the .aougJoU a thuhiO .*i!4 i “■MuMUfli-ataMie tlM yon tbnuM ■ ' MK.VTIOK. VatiONT has a great nuiple-sugar crop. • 1 Isiremr.iB * ‘I • >1/ > A touching story comes from Mem-, phis. Ari old man, Peter Bean by An Iowa man lias invented a cow- name, a well-digger ia the locality for t,. something like thirty years, bad a dog Mint J would rather Iiaj'e left unsaid. *1 TiJlnlJ nilHtoUTwonW of which he was very found. Peter was AtruNriSKT crops of fruit are exj>ected hato youf homie ’Befoft this' .‘this year, d a bachelor, and lived a lonely life. The ! 4- ' ahd told you that I loved > yon»kW»<»l only thing be tenderly fondled was the' NiM» quarte'of milk make «nc period dog, which shared Iris bed and di­ tltflnb'U £ >44d' jon- to of *bdtier, • ■ ■ f. . vided with his master the frugal meat rifuto to be friendly-iri|h «•<?*’ 'I 1 ’ ' OMUnasMt-vr lias 47 -saviugs-banka, Well, the dog, which WsM nearly always ‘with $42,40*, (WO dapcsifa. by Peter's aide, waa large and powerful public; . of frame, and cheerful and playful in There were tMabk’ih lief ryesl,*but fhey‘ :• H4M*D*P o^e,vpjJumi4jf»aV4in.38 years, . disposition. It seemed to love its “Supposing” she said, her voice sob-, Jarnip/Bowbss *Mvy. It consists master with that perfect, enduring love bing—“supposing the woman'aho'ulcf of a *i«B*mer„ which was bqilt in that crowds all less weighty objects from the heart. One day it was sepa eay that ahe bad loved" you aH-‘thtue ■ rated a few hours from the old man. years f that ahe^ovte^otf now wi& ybnr At FJatJ)w|b, teujg jtelod, ithftro, is a crutches ? all the better because of your cohseryatory coyeripg up aorq and Peter waa patiently laboring at the bot­ tom of the well, when he faintly heard t.hr«.t -ipihrtcrs-of ground. the joyful bark of his favorite. He and-will wait F that she isn’t half good Thb Detroit iPrcc Preu bos advices looked up ; there was a swift glance of citougtr rorf ymiu—•’ : J-1-» from the Indian country that the Paw­ recognition, and the light wentoutof the “ But 1be«o erntehea ?" nee Indians want boots with red tops, well-digger's eyes forever. The-eager “fihtfHsbe* the tranches because you (or they’ll rsdsq another fuss. 1' rush of the dog to greet its master dis­ . wnd'the answer. , Mbs. Ann Piucb, who died at Salis­ placed a heavy bucket and sent it • An Wfi/ kfUjr’.'ihtte 'Dr.,Burgess was bury, Mass., May i.'fcferid Wkyewre, bad' crashing down upon Peter's head. A siifi/ptixi'iy££(orer ’ |he. letter, arqiMed'Vy a inocx at hia door, which during her life “assisted " at 88B birttM, few minutes after Abe man was dragged 21& weddings and 3M funerals. to the surface a bleeding corpse. With kuoqk wnafpJluwtd by his niece. A CxiaroHMiA letter *sayk that this piteous howls the faithful animal licked ! “ Qahtwa oopiq in nude ?'* , the ugly wounds, but the fond caress yoar there will be produced there Anddhfllrxt i4*tautFred.Howard cdUrcd1 with Mary, ami Mtoxrfd goutlemf n .12,0(10,000. gallon* of wine, 2,000,000 could not reanimate the fast stiffening B. informed ofAho avcntaof.the morn­ pounds of grapes for table use,.and Ixxly. The man was laid out in his ing. ButTHf rtMfltf 6My hotter,’ ‘ ’ God 250,iOO pound* of raisins, besides tire shroud, but before the grave dosed brandy. ' ' ' over the human form the dog also was only for myself, after I had bean made to ace blksrvatav how’ things i de-happen'! MaffjCSrptriinifat wta a success’-after Aoobboate sales in New York last dead.' It had stretched itself before the al^”—/irprXA.and Z/omc. ' year : Butter, $2O,00O,00o; cheese, cold clay of its master and moaned out SI5.00d,00d; Wheat, «24,000,000; flour, its life in gtief. It is u sad story ail* my wife. I have bees studying in the office $26,OOfr,OUO; dore, §26,000,000 » petro­ veredover with touching beauty. If we •» - itien&r it iff nf America. of an old 'acbool-male of ' ours. Dr. Swjct,. f The Jfaw York, .correspondent of the. leum, Sl0,000,000f > cut meats, $12,- celebrate in verse the death of Panthea, and have enjoyed lay We faeeh’ vnete^tUsri T OuMtematr CbmfMrctai writes ; “ The ooo.ooo. . ... . ■ who slew herself upon the corpse of her ever thought it possible. My purpoeo in now beloved Abradataa, why should wo not writing to you is to say that when I last saw three richest-mm in America are Wm. Ar Limoges, a gunsmith bus invented drop a word of sympathy for the dog ill an Ellison I said to her I Should renew -my B. Astpr, A.'T.'Stew^ri and Cqmmodore a breech sslMoading carbine wtii-h dis­ that refused to live because, his master Vwdeirlult; all reaijqute of ifYork charges 22 ballet* « minute. i .;It has had died ? arisen winch compel ms to say to you that I city. Astor's wealth is .mainly in renl caiiMol renew those proposal-, norcki5! aapiae baim submitted to.lhrii' Fnmh military LAND MONOPOLY IN SCOTLAND. lestttG'Aia’?teT^ndc8; Vanderbilt'sis x। to Mias EJUsou's baud, Qf cotgwi yulMril#" mau4y,intrailwsx qtocks and their’div­ suthQ^tie^...,; The abolition of the purchase system do with thpi m you may think beau ^ut I Tun word grafagc w Boman by birth, of commissions in the English army should be glad If yon could keep the xnilter in idends ; Stewart's in goods, houses, English by association, and American has closed up one of the chief avenues your owu hands. With great respect, storeM/fkclariea; lands and stocks. The aggregate tecalth of each one of them by adoption. It aignifios a “ com-farm for employment of the younger sons of landed proprietors. The abolition of The Doctor studied and worried on in supposed to be somewhere betyuvn where titlies and rents duq religious the estabhahed church, which is thought the matter the rest of the day, and then $75,009,000 and $100,000,000, which houses were kept. • ' ' • X to be only a question of time, will cut had not decided upon what he ought to looks . ........... baawy. Nobody knops — exA runaway team in Ogdensburgh, N. do. But things often Lhf>pewAn)fli>; actlyr, they crinnut tell tiieuMelvra with- Y., injured a bpy. The horses were off another source of employment of woridthatwanpl. r ’ -"J tint —‘ ’MofC •. in a million ’------- or ’two. “ ’ *know frightened by the staggering of a members of the same class. When this planned, Those who jje — tc '-wap hand by iia. WI41ra’wcrrrying . most ribont their affairs pul the figures drunken man,, and it is proposed to occurs it is believed that the landed over the letter Moy wk* 'eariyiag-bapl highest? and thejr say that the idooiHe^, prosecute the dealer who sold the man proprietor* will be in favor of repealing tax rcthrri ' of ri few y^ara’ago, hMel/ all laws in relation to primogeniture, pines* into a score of homes and spreadb'qnor. because there will be few ways of re­ iii^htw uWn Minslifno 4p®igl|fb4H<th3t ahowed'eich of them to'b'e wtrth bc. Scott luunii, cotrxrr, aiiuu., Mirin., uas has uicthe- most most , m-.T, . l - . mvir hadl4tle<i»atUa0:lo^.; | 0 * / j j ; Itweeu *oa tnnry Knntfhs, gatF eiU;J1BiTe manufactory LimbnrgCr spectably settling their younger sons. At present the estates throughout Great Among her people w*s a widow who no proper idea of their real wealth. cheese in the ootintry. Thia kind of Britain are growing larger, notwith­ had but one child, a boy old enough to Astor lives unostentatiously ; Vunder' cheese is said to be “ripe" whan a standing the great increase of popula­ ,earn a few pennies selhog papem. She,. bilt live* itf a three-s'ory brick house cm 1 piqoq the size pl a walnut will drive a tion. A report to the British Parlia­ i stopped at her doon, and wan met by the a third-class street ;‘and Stewart lives1 dog out of a tan-yard. ment <in the land laws, tenures and mother in tears. Her boy had been run in a marble palace in Fifth Avenue, John Cartaa Bbqwn, of tiw great landed estates of Scotland, shows these । over bydho street-cv®. o«d hia life vu rmore magnificent khan any other reaiin great danger. Had'Hie/*aUActbrI Mence on the American continent, firm of Brown .A Ives, dipd.-iA Frovi- facts ; That there are in Scotland 132,­ “Oh, yes, qp'oia, the Jama doctor.V । and equaled by few in any of dencc^ B. L, ou the 10th iri*i»# at the 230 land-owners ; that of these 75 own advanced aga of’77y^ara, He wiw the 9,100,(MM) acres, which is close upon Mary Ma frequency'of lete hwd .of the lame doctof, but &|d iwyof Jacen and ' finderunt ore New x oraera( seepnd sori of the Hou. Nicholas Brown, half of the area of Scotland ; that the , thc'dfatirighlshbd beielactor df Brown Duke of Sutherland, the largest of the him. birth ; Stewart is a native ok the “ When wM-he.ltereFz^^jKl. north of Ireland. Astor ia a large, ■Ufiirenrity. firoin whom that institution land monopolists, owns 1,176,574 acre*; r derived its name. I , and that the Queen ot England owns “ He is here now, mi’am." At first shp -thought nihe would i । GiiVat Britain takes the lead with 25,000 acres. Land monopoly has al­ ;not go in until after ^he doctor had and gives the impression of beidg-hard- her nriti.jffal debt, whfeh, however,’ has ways been the curse of Scotland, and gone, but she wanted (bjosk him what up ; Vanderbilt, is a tall, slim, hand­ botm rodneed to £TM,972,103. । France these figures show that it is even a ।could be done; so she followed the some, ppjuJ kMdong man of iiearlxbO, stands next; ber debt ia £748,790,682. worse evil there than in the San Joa­ There ia woman into the room. - ' ■ •» straight os an arrow. Astor has heirs Than follows thn United States, and quin Valley of California. “ O, Doctor I” cried the mother, to his estate < Vanderbilt has children after them come in succesaive order, /his difference in favor of Scotland, that “here is our best friend." ., , to wh<jm hq can leave his fortunebut Bipteia, Italy, Auifria, Hungry, Spain, while our monopolists live abroad, those of Scotland—as .Sutherland, Buccleuch Mary turned to the man standing'by Stewart is, cixildluka. Astor's .public Turkey and Germany. and Argyle—-live on their estates and the bedside, and found the lame doctor benefactions are confined to something A sni’i ship with 225 negroes aboard are constantly making solid improve­ to be Fred Seward. like a couple of hundred thousand dol­ from Mozambique, bound for Mada­ ments. _______ _______ He reached out hi^hand and greeted lars,, which ho *^iTe 4hc A4lf gascar, waa ciptnrrtl by 'the EiigHrh TUK ENGLISH NA VY. . and the* two golden Candle­ ;her with,ths-ph?a*ahtest *ra<loraajing^. laibrnry, msn-vf-'Wdr DnpHne, March 13. The England has been thrown into another “ We need no introduction, Mies sticks, nine feet high, which he recently slaves were put absurd with ’duly two panic by the official announcement that Ellison.” gave to the Trinity Church. Vander , days' provisions, auib trio vqyugp wm her great iron-clad fleet is worth 1cm for hut could bilt has »iv«r madeJtiy publid iHBidrei She gave him L prolonged to eight days. Their sufler- fighting purposes. Of course this is au ;hardly speak with tions, excepting a steamship to the ing i werts ind^scrib*hlc, and many died exaggeration, and partly gotten up Ijy “ Arc youth© lame doctor?” she asked Government during the war, till very before they were returned to Africr. the enormous contractor-interest, who tafter the first greeting. . , recently,^nulhoji dollars Si5kifi.An story from the Macon desire to add to their busineM profits “I am,” ho answered, at the eame for oduc-'uonal purpo-Ss—one-llall of “A negro woman by coctly buildings and rebuilding* of । time pointing to the arutch lying besidn this sum to found a university in Ten­ (Mis*.) Jicacon.' the fleet. Modern invention has been him. . ... . ,,, .. . JteMce, and the other half to another living on the Mesbnlavillo road, nut far so prolific in the direction of ship­ “We never heard of H,’” she said. id- ’educational . 3.. n IfcA • BWw.nrt 1,nn has from this town, whose parents were building that there will always be a “ How did it happen .■ always bad- the reputation of being native Africans, and whose ago is 60 horde of ingenious and able men who “ Building fell at the fire, and rolled Ajoao-fisted ; but he must bo credited years, I1'***- gars 8** birth to a child last week, a* j-k. ** rw 4 and vU»*t ia remarkable, it was the that will endeavor to play apon the fears of ( ,1 over,bore,; Here tea singular a nation jealous of its naval position, as Great Britain certainly is. The last war fact for the medical societies to investi*' bnt he doesn't tell JjfM it ------ ’’ yfar. Astor is an independent Metho­ with Germany showed that practically ... “ Oh, never mind* (hat," said he im­ dist, and 8tewart.ia said to be inclined g»Ce. tlto French fleet was of no u*e, notwith­ :patiently ; “ it will have no interest for tq thinking for himself. Stewart is a It is stated in the Dresden papers standing the immense sums Napoleon scholarly man; Vanderbilt is not; As­ that, seventeen different times in the had spent upon it. In'view of the -the experiment of infusi:^ enormous cost of these great armaments tor is *3 IccompHalea max/'"dfltho jxiat •‘M® & “T®. lateb’w blood i»te the human subject in Europe, would it not be a good idea baby," continqcd thfi widpx, “ and.hclp lias peeu sucoeaafully ^erfoxraqd in the for President Grant, with the sanction .< GOOD BED. t ithe poor folks, when the stone len fell on boepitida of Uiat city. In the first case of Congress, to . propose to the nations , t OJfr AtaneM soft; eomfoteaBte, and whole­ him.’I : fr*. / the patient ha<^(long.suffered from pul­ of the Old World the reduction of fleets some filling for bods or for msttressbs •• And you live here she asked. monary diseaBii, abd' the immediate ef- and armies upon tome general plan ? It can be proepred in most country places “In the city ; yea." . feet of the operation waa to hum the is discreditable to the civilization of our *Hp* “ My unde has also moved hake.". age that nearly all that is made ou the AobMJtW, ,n is ana. light and elasstrength. . profits of production is spent on costly Jic, and very.sweet. The cost is very “ W rial could wo litre dv»n Hut jew and wasteful enginery of destruction. little, on|y the cojt prid H^be firmer • Mb. Jambs T. Fiatufl, in a lecture be­ ishould mot oall OD us r* - ' * ' for the men'bating an’d sifting it. As Germany to-day has 1,200,000 soldier*, fore tl.e l»oys df Phillips Ac.. “ I ge _ nowhere on crutehCB,” he anher peace establishment being over swered moodily, • Exeter, N. H-, last week, told them that 400,000 men. The French army is ‘ there never, wm , a greater chance for “And why not with crutches? * 900,000 men. Even pour struggling “Why not? BocauAc'I’can hanlly Light that a slighter kind of bed-tick first-rale men »«!! the yrofesriona than Italy has 600,000 mon on her rolls. there is now in our, own era,; that we England has a small army, but makes forget thst it a man docs not know a up for her lack of expenditure in that " But ywf wiil dbtne <hZ tfe* os F* Another'advantage ia Ihal it can bh thing accurately he positively does not direction by constantly building new changed every year with so little coat “IcanpoV 31 know it at all; that it is only now and fleets’ of iron-clad*. In some way the that it is within the reach of every one. “ Perhaps I ought to have included then that wo launch a really solid, sub­ groat material interests of the world For^iiMpaa’a hfds?^yH pwfcctiyeststantial scholar, complete in all pointe, should protest against tbi* imposition it such a latfy We will be glad to Member idactory- Jt is-ttkjy neoereary to keep into the world, .in proof of which be upon the productive Energies of manjtald them “ to look at Congress to-day, eow Lb look anywhiMe-;” that he coosiZLsis be­ Russia if entering on the railroad ing berix m America the greatest good age, with its characteristic attendants. lock in tte world, and that aMhsM- There is such excitement among capi­ bske<r* eekolar istnerdy an <'.Hndsrdone talists in St. Petersburg as reminds on* ••Not^hlsonxrulclk’sr*’- •■n ■ • ' .OwMftt'ft.V .-0»a«rW'i8 tti >hq» goofe." of the most famous periods of specula­ “ Have you no hopes of not needing of a Shanghai rooster that draws a baby Railway cars have been ordered (or tive mania on the more experienced ex­ them." around in a baby coach, Peru in Oswego, N. Y. changes of Western Europe. and ahe waa among the most admired you if there was such a lady, but I am “ Proxe that I an wrong and I will Re ' NO. 31). ........ 1 whatever accident may have befallen Uuly lei tbwn rh*u«<« t hrt r CbMMR Ibelr 1-Ucre In " IxlIxTen,'/ Charge tnera *lao in “ ■irvr.’rr*."— M*k(«“ teU«vera**«41batorM!a, . ,jj An<l •« d4rclT*n • *11 er* ; ■ ■• ■ ■ The “ enoMil*** m*n ooMcjtaS, • hi *•' •/ A-» WbUe UM •• " *M*» M ............ L " Oriculu*," too, ta dlulo* tror. Korevery line •onxShla* I. Uot* “ Vela"** vine bnlor. tU* current; -r ,ul *■ WelxUi " 1» vlsbi, vith Yu>ke« accent. If yon c*anoeet»ng» tbase aleo, ■ ’ ’ •* Hjoik. *a Miiera do, or abonM do. VARIKTIBN. Sranir doump—B-o-n-n-d. Motrr balun* are baMi-bawlyrs. Oystkbs li out.—Philadelphia Heraid. Reai, bawl dresses—Baby oJotfich. < ’ Advic* to a man with an apple—G«' to the juice. < qa •-•ru»L Oub physician* generally are in a foe­ bill condition. ' ■ ■»•( Tab man who waa filkilwitli umotion,i hadn't room for hu dinner. . Ioxatz Waltzohbmittom, of New York, swallowed his artificial act teeth while trying to pronounc© his, name. . A Oixci-VXATi man ia said to be traiq ing himself for his approaching mar­ riage by passing eereral hours in a boll-’ er shop. “ I hat Pat, ore you asleep ?** “ No Va sleep ?" “ Thou be afther lendin’ inc me a quarthcr.’’ “I’m asleep, be ja* bers I” .7 ■/.’ i aa A Khstucky farmer ssjfs tbs* U»r«r* good bull-dogs roaming the . yards nights will do mure to keep a man. honest than all the talking in the. world. An old winc-bibber says that an empty champagne bottle is like an orphan, be­ cause it has lost its pop. A Fkbnch-Camapian, unable to speak a word of English, was married at Ot- tawa, fast week, to a girl who couldn't. speak a word of French. Hu-y anticinate unspeakable haipineaa. r , Or conrac tho Nohiatown editor, in writing of the White House wedding,' used the word “ auspiciously," bnt the compositor knew better, and made him1 say, ** Few honeymoons ever began more suspiciously.** : .-. Tub other day a Keokuk local «stou. shed a visiting editor by pickingup the . putepot and a pair of sciasor*, with the remark that he “must go out op Uie street and look up a few items, "—liar- i linfffon Hau’kcye. ’ ' ’ (With his hair parted in the eebter,••» and exactly over bis soon ter)—“I ntwec knew a dozen girls, you knew, whocould i talk sense with a fellow, yon know,." (With her hair frizzed, and frizzled,an^.j frowsy, and tumbled over her left eye) -“ Weolly ? Well, the fact is, aU the girls I know suit their conversation to , the party with whom.they are talking, you know.” JOUlCHAUaTtQ AMKhrTIMH. a tn The umeniiles uf juunwli!y*Bre<bitee'« flexible in b.m ,!«.:<■. Then is • slight ; miBunJara|aiMli^g,existing just qow bji-^ twoen the editors uf. pie an^^ Mercury. In his issue of Wednesday last, th»! editor of the PoMot deli cute tho innuendo at bisrrvaliri’lhese 4 words : - - -X *• w “ A particle of refinement, rsBpoet>* i benevolence, or Christian kindness ; never found a place in Owen's .; He ia as utterly doroid of everything but that which is base, gross, and brut- ... isli, as a Berkshire sow is of the divine afflatus." The man who alluded to his brefe’et editor as “a jack-rabWi engage* iii » etc., “baa been discounted by AerfMjQr. ’ ductor of a rural papqr cm the Pacific coast, who iudpIgBS ip, complimentary remark* coualniipg his neighbor : •‘That ’Tnixo.’—The i aftitihted ‘fungus' which aua$era to ths name qf ‘ Ferguson ’ when he is branded * liar,’ and wucmw uwiu^l-coxiditicn attftxcts ’ ■warms of Mv-bettle flies abifii his mouth and nostrils, and a cfiraie ^W ® basxardz (Ter his head, has exploded ti again. Tbs pablic holds itaTKJteU’i 'O'c’s Another Pacific paper ss^Br •MtaB.i'. brutQ O< the Salem Jiecqr4 who. MJl- > j * Columbus died 368 ycara agp totdAy,’ and calls it ‘ local,’ ought to have hia . Ar a recent Engliab wedding, while the bridal party were kneeling around the chancel, the groomsman poked th* groom in the aide, he laughed, the bride laughed, and so did the hridojnsoida^ and the clergyman retired in high dudgeon from the church; twelvs o'clock came, after which no marriages are performed, so that they had to go home and upend t we»ty-fcrar houra cul­ tivating a pcrioua frame of mind. �MBS. L. O. CROCKER DRUGS, Tuesday, some c Iretdoor removed two ( Ax several cases -of the horrible disease, trichinnm, have lately oo r carrad. among others those recently t Flint aad South Haven. Mich Last Tnoaday evening vtf» a an express train for plunder, illl0|,uitT. Hirtwy tai. m <tau _ the passenger -train a was one day riding in bar chariot strawberry festival was being held through freight came along. The through th® atreete at Rome, when in the Baptist Cbnreh, Syracuse, tho engineer and brakeman were some- ithe dead body of her fhther, wvHering what injured, but no one else was in ; its gore, eras lying across »he way. ciptating the room full into tho story below, which was also filled with injured, and 15 freight earn were to­ Her driver reined up the horaes to tally wrecked, and the engine badly ।stop when she cried ost-at the top of ( damaged. we Detectives are up the mnUerl working ber voice, ! Drive on ! The fiery steeds dssfflh forward over the Last Sunday Miss Hattie Sanders lifeless body, crushing it to pieces, and spirting the blood over the daugh­ Raced-. of White Pigeon, was struck by i ter’s dress. How shameful has been lightning and instantly killed. led that one monthfol of undone pork Buy City has just hutnehed the fin­ the name of Tullis for this dreadful may cook your goose. Here is an deed ! The blood almost curdles in extract from lhe medical report on, ost steamer irr lhe West. She cost our veins when we think of the cruel . the cases mentioued above, Uy the> 3120,000. wretch! Mankind cannot find Isn^ ' Tho Rochester salt and lumber Co. Medical Socio ty of Kalamazoo : guoge to express their detestation of “Eat oo uncooked or half-cocked works at East Saginaw burned on ' the worse than murderess. This bog’s flesh. Tho raw flt»h of the hog, the 18tb lost. Tho total tow is 360,­ deed is not more heartless and cruc 1 whatever its ah.ipo or condition, 000 ; insured for 332,000. than lhe acts of many a rumseller, whether ham, Lacan, or ;>ork. salt or A Detroiter who has been explor­ running his ’raffle in spite of virtue, fresh, smoked or unsmoked, is liable ing in the northern part of the Slate happiness, or tears. Dead men do to contain this parasite, full of life and says he nover realized howw'icked he not stop them; no, nor live men adivity that may soon work n rem­ was until he was chased three miles going down to rain and shame Point ediless mischief in the human body. by a bear. , them to the bloated, staggering wreck Bologna satmge, if pork be in it uuFrank Tubbs and Doc. Walker, of of manhoed, still dear ns life to some ookyd, is as dangerous as any form Oisegu, last week took a young git I heart-brJteu wife or mother, aftd lie­ of meat. Tae heat that oooks meat of Plainwell out riding, and they out­ seeching them to stop their traffic uterty destroys the life mid mischeievraged her person, inflicting such in­ that nut merely mangles dead men, ous |>ower of these vermin, and no juries that ahe was nearly dead when but kills live ones, and they cry out one near fear any harm if tjtis fact is they reached Oisego. Tubbs has in utter defleuoe uf appeal and threat d»eerved. fled the contry, but Walker is in the cooked before being eaten. hands uf the authorites. dashes the Jugemaut ot rum through On the afternoon of Jane 18, the town and city, crushing hearts and boiler in the wheel-barrow lactory qf hopes, life and Hmb. rich and poor, burn up the body of your beloved W. II k A. B. Stevens at Cold­ high and low." Every rnmscller in wife, and hand you the ashes neatly water, exploded, killing Isaac Stevens the land is plying his trade in spite of done up in n paper package for the and a boy named John Hndson, a entreaties and appeals more power­ small stun of two dollars. It would wood turner. The following named ful than dead men's mangled forma be pleasant io have this [ou-knge in were injured :William Voores, hurt The crushed hopes and happiness of the house, for when you felt senti­ inwardly, recovery doubtful ; Ed • the living are really a louder call to mental, mid low spirited, and mehinward Vouros, brother of William, cease their traffic than any fact or <4io)y, you nould take it out of your hurt in the chest; Samuel Williams, reason belonging to the dead. If the bureau drawer, and sigh and weep , rn rase lira' business were only an inhnrt in tho head, shoulders and back ;; over it, and bombard the ashes with William Marble, badly hurt in tiio l..„ I, suit to the dead even rubbing the ’lais of poetry and enjoy your sorrow bead und back; Wallaco Culver,' graves uf loved oner, and dragging hugely. But it would be a little bruised nil Over but no bones broken . I the mute tenants forth in fend'? de uncomfortable when you hogan to Some uf those hurt are considered ।! rixloti it could be boro. But the traffic think what pr^ty blue eyes that girl dangerous. The loss of property was Uures and destroys the living. 1 you met at church hud. And when enters blessed homes and curses 1,300. you get belter acquainted with her, ih -ra. Il degrades man-hood, wom­ A gentleman relates this to a re­ *ad got to thinking that those were an hood, everything. Il puls vice in -as good women ns ever went into a porter of the Terre Haute Ecpreu ; the place of virtue, poverty in the *• Some years since I bosrdedat a -cremation loraoce you'd leel uncom­ place of.riches, mirery in the place fortable every time yon looked at hotel, the proprietor of which was a ofliliss. There is nothing beautiful, that neatly done-np package you’d newdy.married man. Tiie maiden fair, noble, just or lovely in mankind ' hide it a way in some corner. and for­ name of his spouse' was Crumb. Im­ lust it does no’ blight and wither. It get all about it, and when you’d mediately after manage, and when transform* kind fathers aud husbands brought tho second Mr*. W— liotne,; tho hotel biuiness commenced, old into demons. It changes pons into she’d commence to fix things up, aud lady Crumb, her daughter Peggy, and brutes and makes daughters more re­ dust away cobwebs, and she’d be her two sons, John and Ike, icgtilaiily morsel as than Tullis h reelf. Il not sure to find the ashes, and think them domiciled tliomselves within the hos­ only uiebrialee but musdkrs six hun­ the ashes of vour segur, would take pitable walls of the inn. . Tne land- j dred thousand men and woman in them out and fling them into the dust lord wav a good natura l, easy going i our land annually. And what a long, ■bin. Il would be embarrassing when sort of feilow, not quite so smart as ; । bitter wail of lamentation and mourn­ you came home in the evening, and John Quincy Adams—but one day he I ing ascends from the wretched famwere told by Mrs. W— No. Two got off tho following: Addressing l ilieb which these dead men represent. ■that she'd found a package of neatly me, he said : **Look-a-hen£ Sam, 1'11 Il is a long, loud appeal from one end ■done up segar ashes and what she tell you just how it is—when 1 got i of the world to the other for rumsellmarried I thought I was gelling a j bad done with it. You couldn’t tell era to desist. Bqfi they sell on, bid­ her that that package contained ail Crumb, but I’ll be hanged il I don't । ding defiance to God and man, and that was earthly of the beloved No. believe Tvo got the whole loaf.” crj “Diiivs ox! Dbivm ox!" One. And you couldn’t go out and' A Country Clerk in a rural town Pulpits interpose aud plead Churches pick the ashes from the rest of the had a pet oalf, which he was training ' exhort and pray. Legislatures enact dust. So you’d have to let the ashes up in the ways of tho ox. The calf laws to prohibit lhe sale. Authorites of the once dearly beloved go with walked arutinj vcry peaceably u id er denounce it. Prisons threaten. The the stove ashes and clinkers tn grade one end of the yoke, while Mr. Clerk courts oondem. Governments punish. a street or fill up a fever and ague held up the other end. But in an un­ And still the rnnisellers, deyfing al! -pond. There is a dark ns well us a fortunate moment, the mas conceiv­ that is good and true in lhe face of bright side to the cremation question. ed the idea of puiting his own neck in ‘ public benefactors an 1 public senti­ tlia yuko to let the culf sec how it ment shout madly, Daivx ox ! Dxivz George Vanderpool, the most no­ would seem to work with a patncr. ox ! torious man in Michigan, has been This frightened the calf, and, elevat­ M. C. Vt ilcox. visiting the villages in Van Buren Co ing his tail and voice, lie struck a He was at Liwton a week or two ago The husband of Nellie Grant came ‘•dead’run” fur the village, and Mr. as a traveling agent for a boot and to this country Dot as the son of a Clerk went along with hts head down shoe factory, ia Ohio. While stop­ wealthy English gentleman, but as and his plug hat in.his hand, straining It is said*that cremntionisls can ping at the Robinson Hmse, Pound eyerj nejve. to keep up, and crying Master, Drury eame th.ro to colic-"! n 1an agent for lhe sale of cutlery. It is now asserted that his lather owns out at the top of his voice: ■•Here we coma ! blast oiu foolish a 1 small estate in Southampton, and that lhe son who married President souls ! Head us somebody !'* her oow, and while Mrs. Shnvers Grant’s daughter has a salary of $3,­ Don't Bcbn ’cx.-What a quencher 0 । .'0 a year, with the privilege of mak. was giving him a lecture on worn tn's rights and the inhumanity of man for on love-letter gush and what a snuff­ ing all he can earn. iously. toe, committed eateida oa working at the hotel, for impounding ing of sentimentality is ruthlessly in had to work for a living, VundArpool volved in the following advice, given stepped-aud informed them, that his by an exchange: mother was a widow, and he knew Never burn kindly written letters. the mute utterances of those afar, yet dear, whose iacos you inxy never look upon again. Remember how many a little notion iu tinware they will procure. tho trials and difficulties they had to txrateod with in this wiqked world, and he promptly lookout a dollar aud paid the fine, and ordered Drury to release the cow. Whether these Mrs. Sartoris has cordially invited frets will make as much comment in all her bridesmaids to visit her at her the newspapers as old Mrs. O’Lean's home in England. Her residence is cow did in the Chicago fire, rein tins ■1 ■i 1I most opposite the henulift-l Isle of Wnght. Wright- Her husband Iras* a line steam yacht now binding on the An iudustrous wheat buyer in Clyde, in which he. hia wile ai.d a Chicago, alter five years uf hard work party of A nerican friends will make and severe speculating; accumulated a cruiae in August. *60^000. all of which was to his cred­ Captain Fry’s widow has started a Orleans. She nvmbere her friends in that city by the cords.________________ with wrestleing with the Ilike that of the patent medicine man, tiger, keeping up the sport until next ‘“Send for n circular.” morning, when he was wnlked'homc i Tiie Rev. Mr. Beecher objects to by a fnend who found him on the i persons who make il a habit to gu sidewalk, so completely strapped that; • around fiom prayer meeting to prayer he had not even p dime. Thus, in < meeting reciting their experience and 24 hours his entire fortune disap- i I .indulging in tang prayerx. He calls peared. Rather an expensive boy I them “Bpiritni! bummera." ' Mason for sleeping on window ' Deep waters make a sfill noiie. So nd railing off is here. j do men. GRIFFITH & KERR The Washington DllfiS I 1EDICIRES BOOKS STATIONERY, Star denies the Mory that George Alfred ramed his umberella down the throat of his antogonist and then opened it. A fortune teller has predicted that Mark Twain will die this year—hut ■d FANCY GOODS THEODORE MAXSON, WOOL! WOOL! the 18th wood-yard in New A Craplete Asurfmeit Of liRiiery near for sals the fidlowiaf peoewty: Lot No. J14. oonetsitng of immwaUUl and owned by A. A. Tbotupaoa. Cbtop. Loti 70 and 91. “J . . Lot lie. owned be Got* Fraetfc—£f*od noattc sou Wart haW tfbMl «. « •*»*» A. Phillips addition, owned by Bte Hides. Will Lot Na. ». A. C. NieboU store. PATENT MEDICINES, within. Are now prepared to pay Highest Market Price for any amount of good, clean Wool, delivered at Nashville, and will furnish the farmers with Salt the lowest price. orchard, good barn k rmall frame boaae. Win be sold for $35 an acre. A first-class farm. _T<roa favorable. EYE and EAR! SMITH k STRONG. Dr. R. C. THOMPSON, PERFUMERY ACUTE AND CHRONIC D SEASES CATARRH, ASTHMA. he is only going to start a paper, which is pretty dose for a fortune teller. CONFECTIONERY, Naabvilla, ordain. That it .hall not ba la*ful for any penon or panona to ba drank or di.ordcrty anywhar* in the village oC Naahvilla, Michigan. Pm Tibs and LiQnors BJ* CHOICE GROCERIES, TOBACCO Special attention given to the Diseases of the Eye and Ear. . jSiiiwUr Mlrhipin Central Railroad f CIGARS. GRAND-RIVER VA )7 JI FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. 1 NwhrHk. nw>tlnr* MkMlrvIlk, TUir.L FOR E. J. FUOKNEB. JUc-.rder. O. A TKUXAN, Proidcat. Tli® Common Council of the vill­ age of Nashville Ordain that there be an alley laid out 12 feet wide com­ mencing at the snath end of Water alley thence due south to half l-l line of Sec. 30, Town, 3 north, range G. A TRUMAN E J. FIGHNER President Recorder. Would nuiter many score. But all their wants may be aappited (T7“ We hare engaged a competent Grand Ranld., riMamoml. Chemist wAo will carefully attend to MtMfovUK IlMitn*., the compounding physicians prescrip­ N..h»IHe. Vermont »llle, tions. Chn-loMr. 50 IoJ0 At least 10 per cent sav­ ed by buying at the city Drug Store, Nashville. ANO Chicago & Late Hurra Railroad. EVERYBODY WKSTERN DIVISION-. Buy the World-Renowned wiiog©® Time Table taking effect Mirth 80th, 187-1. HLSWORTH & FULLER Mall * Hare received their naw SPRING STOCK, BEST IN THE WORLD I Dry Goods, Groceries Hats, Caps, Cloth­ We have on hand a fine stock of ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, READY MADE CLOW, Notions, &c., t^~Tho Highest Premia* VIENNA Okie State Fair J Northern Ohio Fair J Amer. lastliote, N. Y-; Indianapolis Exposittea j Connections, St- Lonis Fair; Unittual Inducements to^Cash Baye which Louisiana State Fair; Mississippi State Fair; and Geordi* state Fair; DRESS GOODS. FOR BEING THE BEST SEWING MACHINES, BROWN AND BLEACHED, Notions, Boots, Shoes, COTTONS, DENINES Tt range of work. All attar STRIPES, COTTONAD1. AAD CROCKERY CHECKS Flirt lane, Jactsan & Saiiiav R. R. CARPET COTTON BATTS WARP, were In direct And a full line of KID GLOVES NOTIONS, fc MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH COMPETITION!! FUAINS BUM BT CHICAGO TIME. tarFor Hemming, FMing, Stitching, Cording, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering, Quill­ ing and Stitching fine or heavy goods it is unsurpassed. BK1BT HADE CLOTKNC The Brookland Argut reports that Where wo have no Agents we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Rail Bead Station of Purchasers. -‘crowd stood gazing up into a tree on Smith street the other day; and after vainly inquiring of each other what they werejlooking at, peacefully die pe reed." Needles for all Sewing Ma­ chines forSale. W«>m kaadU tks RscheaUr kurf mad* Michigan now has 278, periodicals; of wtpeh 21 are dailies; 3 tri-week* bi-weekly; 3 aad *11 C*lf. and warranted, al $4. to. CkUdrta'a Show frost 25 oasts, upwards. Old JbtklDes taken ii Eichuge. “LIGHT BLNNINK M1E8TIC," Bend for.Circulars, Pries Wilson Reflector. on® of the host Periodicals of the day, devoted to Bowing Ma­ chines, Fashions, General News and Miscellany. Spices, teen plugs of tobacco, is spoken of very severely by the religious press ground and whole, 0 Raising Kerosene of that city. Those having unsettled ac­ counts with th® late firm of Downing tirely alone it is when a line full of Michls an clothes comes down in the mod. bidder. JUcMbm Im tie Market SnOMT LINK BCTWEEX IB coxFini The fool seeketh to pick a flv from ym awarded to It at Cincinnati Exposition; DRESS coons, Is there is one time more than an­ other when a woman should be en­ Dollars!! FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, throach Oram! man was a church deacon, the young 1 ;man’s doctor bill was fourteen dol­ ] lars. weeklies; 1 WILSON Orncc—182 M#U 8<., oppodie Hibbard Houac, JackMD, Mich. 83 man’s nose between his thumb and . finger. Although the said certain lies;' 230 A New Idea! CmDIPT10H,EPLEPTlCFlT8, fc. A negro philosopher, diibusring the relations of the rare, said :—»,You know de turkey, he room on de fence, de goose he roosts on the ground. You pull the turkey off de fence and he will git up again. You scraps his wings, but somehow or nudder he’s gwino to get hack on de fence. Now you put de goose oo de fence an’ he will fall off; be donl belong Jar. De turkey am de white man. He’s down now. but is going to get up again. De nigger U de gooae. Ha better stay whar he belongs." A young mad at Kenosha bet two ( dollars that he could take a certain semi-monthlies; 18 monthlies, and it is the b»ak. One mwuing he Nothing encoii.-age* the focal press 2 quartelies started out to rejoice, with a few so much 03 to see buzz saws introdu­ The San Francisco sea captain fneads, over the birth of a sun. Night ced. < The first aud Iasi injunction of found him in a faro- bunk, where lie the I local editor to the mill owner is, who traded the ship's Bible fur thir­ eagsgvd DRUGS, insL, by taking opium. fine of the widow Showers who was impounding a poor widow's cotr, who STRONG DRUGS, Central Raili trouble and costs. DOIKKG & ALLH. Agents Wanted market rates. AILSWflimilR. W. A Anewoara. > | J. F. Fetes* EKNST, Copt1 Jilioi Stiiif late Ci CLEVELAND, OHIO. �a-OQ Iftw 8^—___________________ <>,.•. H-4,»raT. U Cra7tl.UK GROCERIES, Dn^FltTlSltKS TF>MF:-~41S0 P*r Y«ar- ia Adwsnr fortrtkM. HJtIB Co. DIM >t Vomcmitl., at Nashville. fou of ho —Look 001 for th. . ^—Twelve and one half centr pays for a quart of strawbaria*. —•What kind of a band was that, that paraded ?x<htrft firrrfeni. the s'reets Saturday night’ —Fanners report that we are have- ing better growing weather than is often seen. H. B. WOOD, r. M.' V"—Geo. has Simpson sold his interest in the blacksmith shop to Mr. —We are under obligations to Mrs. H. YOUNG. M. D. Office two Perky for a large dish of nice straw­ • 4em xwUi at Trvrmui** •»««. M«»w Rrreet. berries. W —E.-istman & Young have hung TMLG W.WICKHAM- Particular V f»rr» Io Uw trr.itnvrrt at IMT.fr out a shingle thst i* “just a* nice a* . AM-- ----- *----- raratk lira Wvnraaa you ever see." John Roe made iL —Mr. D. C. Lee, of St. Louis, Mo. is visiting, his brother Horace.' HINMAN. FaaHonable Birta . «U IWr Dr~"r- AN k***’^. T’**4""’ omcans. ELIMU CaiVMAM. President of the Day. Charles Dunham, Maple Grove, Leyder Lspha'm, •• “ Smith, Castleton, Joshua Martin, “ Z. B. Willison, Shendao. P’** hen Ingerson, Woodbind, Ailw-rt Barnum, " S. J. BidlrmaD, Ilsstings. c'l* R. Martin, Vermontville, * H. Sanndera, Kalamo, John Dow, Sunfield, . Vico Presidents. C. H. Van Arman, Beadei. A good speaker will be procured. Capt. L. C. Boise. . Marshal of the day. Capt. G W. McCormick, F. M. Quick. Maple Grove, Jesse Jordan, Wooodland, Anil Marshals. L1EBHAUSEB, TAILOR PARADY, Manulacluter of Boot* and Shors, bUVnc and llrpalrln* Maliy ~<w. alaa alltet .._ I. W ..k.IlL, ASH VILLE HOUSE. Carr.O. W. McCosmick, Proprietor. IL The Child cm* get just as Good Bar­ grins as the Aged. and fancy Jewelry. —Closing out my Wall Pspir stock 10 per cent Uss than sort at the City Drag fetora. —Crackers by the barrel at Gj cent* per MONEY TO LOAN Our motto is to sell as cheap as the cheapest, give 16 ozs. to the lb. ana the right change every time. loo* in th el* season. Our D. C. GRIFFH"* Procession will form in front of —It will be consoling to the lazy lhe Union House, at 10 o’clock, A. M. ot tiros* & Maxsox, mail call and settle Taro Maxsox. —Try a bottle of the new Hop Bitter*. fended. FUBUITURE MAWACTOBY! C*1 at Capt. BsIm's for Maple mH at at lhe City Drag Store of Theodore Max- SPRING and SUMMER GOODS Parlor, Uirarj, Diaiag, Office u 0E8ERAL FUMTURE! Together with a Aill assortment ot —Just received a full stock of Paints and Varnishes, nt the City Drag fetors. MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKAMb AND CARDS, BRACKETS. — Dsmnrsy warrants nil his Jewelry. Bahy Cate and Pratelatun i Christian Church —We have isjued (he posters snd was ia town last Saturday than ever before in the history of the village. sn-no it boats, others taking charge of tho croquet grounds, ethers oo the picnic The most of it was sold at 45 and grounds, and all enjoyins thenselvns exceed­ 46 cents per pound. Tho lartueis ingly. At 12 o'clock dinner waa announced know tjiat Nashville ia the best wool market and are profiting by that ATTENTION, ALL ! —Mr. E. R. C. A. TRUMAN, HARDY & AINSWORTH, WOLVERINE MILLS! pay the Highest Market Price for POTATOES,. . WOOL CABBING MACHINE! CORN, APPLES, OATS, WaMliville, - - IMicti., Clover Seed, &C-,' would res pec' fully solicit lhe attention of I HAVE A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF DeUrered al their heretofore ELEVA TOR IN NASHVILLE. that tbe railroad'men, and children of the White will give a school ate al the first table and they occupi D. PURCHA8, Miller. LATH, during the day nn4 evening. Good through lhe table was cleared and set for SHINGLES the Snperehtea lants. Officer* and Teachers music will be tn attendance, and all WATER LIME, toe," can attend Ed’s Bowery Dunce SALT, with the entire satisfaction of know­ ing that their wish will be gratified. Curator of the peciwl praise for all are entitled to praise Tho superintendents end officers of the Battle Creek High School Museum, report* some important and interest otherrs,and employes of tho railroad for their By catling one dour north of inti archaelogiool discoveries in tho Township of Aiayria, Barry County. pccially for looklrg after natters cooneoted 1'bece interesting remains of lhe with the baggage car; • the landlord, Mr. nrient mooed bui'ders were found on lhe farm of Mr, Courtright and con- During tbe past year the timber has been cleared off and the with not an accident or incident to mar the land brought under cultivation. While pleasures of the day. plowing. Mr. Courtright, at one fur­ row took tbe heads from seven skele­ LIYNRY AND TEED STABLE! tons, and oo excavating found re- msins of twenty-two who had been burned in a circle in a sitting position. E. D- BITGOOD. Paurxtrroa. scholars and guwti for their good nature siting of a number of mounds with contents. Numerous silver orciments were found, among which was a targe sil­ ver breastplate engraved with no­ knows* character*. Ictus returnber that Juns 24th, 1874. this one occurred C. A —There wiil be a school exlubition of the 2nd of July. Admittance ten cent*. Money appropriated fur school apparatus. sli averaged eight feet ia bight, and from Borau of lhe boaed discovered. > MEAT MARKET! — ROE k CLEVER. AppUs, per bu.---------------------Beuna, •• “ ......................... 2.°0 2.^ Barter, •• lb.---------------------------« & W Butter,—dreamery .....16 same farm is an Indian cemetry in Cabbage. •• 100--------------------- ...4.78 P, bM 5 25 which Indians Lave been buried with­ CUeer seed, pee bu—............ -.4.75 Dreeeed Chicken*, per lb 10 («) in the remberanea of the white settl­ Dried Apple-, per 1bW ii ers, bet the Indian* know nothing of before their fathers came. «i§iJ? A party .. exMaioa these mounds, when further djaeMfeeica are expected. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Wheeling Nails, per hundred, $1, Good Scythes, war. 80 cts. old ” price, §1.00 WhatNow «" u'■ 1.50 Better Scythes, “ §1.25 ll HEADQUARTERS 1.00 70 Scythe Snaths, SMITH & PUTNAM ll u 1.00 65 Good 3-tined Fork, ll * Hardware Cheaper .25 20 Goood Hay Rakes, Grain Cradles, 3.50 “ “ 5.oo Oliver Chilled I*low PROVISIONS Do’ble Shovel Plows, 4 5o “ “ 5.oo which they guarantee to give suHsfaciion or Mich. Stove Co! Stoves, §14 to §45, war. 1 yr. se sale. They are also selling the Proprietors. nr. Charlotte Plow and Drag, Union Cksirn, Empire Wringer, Rallsbum Stoves, Jefferton Neals, POWLES, Carder. DAFT. BOISE I have f« sale the following Agnctillrtral Ira) to nents, on which 1 will give liberal discount* to Grangers, and others for CASH: ardaoa, hia STUCK of weil-seleeted Don’t fail BMTli & PUTNAM NEW GROCER! STOKE! HOR1CE HOLTON Oo lhe mounds, except that they were hero FRESH. MEATS, Tin-Ware Wool sew* by rail will be Promptly a*tended to nd sent back acding to orders - HARDY k AINSWORTH C. LL Van Asm am, Principal. Hardware Purchued for ch iF r»»“> *’iu «“ lh’ ,an” f“r U'0 Mk,rinS which we ship and retail al: bottoo prices. CASH pricM* at tho school house on the evening These skeletons ceoded that enormus statue. WOOL! WOOL! My Carding Machine 18 READY Cwmmiy. thereby enabled to furnish you with ALL lhe LATEST STYLES HAIR, STUCCO, After dinner a beautiful supply of ion cold Rhode*. Hardware is Down! — AND — Bowery Dance on the 4th of July, Y Mr. D. FANCY GOODS. Nashville, April 24th, 1674. I3. HOLLER who love to ‘•trip the light fantaatic Mi lift and Pnmiimi Safe! AD Ms ti Craliry Produce taien in Eichuee for Gflods, at the West Martet Price. kSr At tbeMild stand, west side of Main Nashville, Mich. knowledge. E. M. G1JVTES, Call and get my prices before you purchase. It will enable you to buy" yonr GOODS low e. —Tho Temperance Mass meeting DHENIX HOUSE. Jsaaa Batao. cess. Come everybody snd celebrate always reedy and willing to accommodate, 1 1‘roprletor. Charlene, Mkh. Fir t eU»» the great, tliu grand) the glorious day for a car laths grounds and back. . I. Trara. .Lallara trar d>Y. The Scholars formed in line al 8 o’clock at Nashville. Wo guarantee your VTATIONAL HOTEL. A. WrNANs. Al Fr>Kte«or. Mleh. Kmnythlne Io money’s worth. llrawl MranU r* Aral Hour. '.ITIXll —It i* estimated that more wool 3&bcrltanrsitF ^drrrtiganratjt. A URGE STOCK W JACOB LENTZ For sale at t te City Drag Store DUSTERS,&C..tC.» store. —The lovely days arc upon us Two frizes of S3 and $2 will be A menagerie exhibitor says lions when youth delights to lie under a given with each of the above amuse range in value from 91,400 to 4.000 shade tree, unmioeful ef ants in his and live front eight to twenty years haiisand squash toad-stools all over Home Race nt 6 o'clock p. ra. to The next most valuable animal is the COFFINS AND CASKETS, from fifteen to take place on State S». Particulars tiger, which lives hi* trousers. and regulations made known on tbe eighteen yean*. African elephants range from $600 to 4,000, and live to Of *11 styles and slits, and MBTAL1 —Thomas J. Cook, a farmer living grounds. ■ fernisbed to order. between this village and Battle 'The Vermontville Cornet Band three score years. Camels and lamas are worth About $1,200. SHE OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ Creek laughed so heartily ooe day will be pcexent anti discourse music INGS kepi constantly on hard. lust week that he put his jaw out of I during the "day. QHAS. W. DEMA RAY. The whole will conclude with n joint. This should bo a warning to , sp’endid display of Fire ' Works in JEWELER Sc OPTICIAN hearty 1 uighera. the evening. Kuk.ilU. Web. ' ere. and officers of the Meth-dirt and Christ­ ian Sabbath Schools have been making prep­ circulars for lhe 4lh of July celebra­ arations fur a grand Union I‘ionic at the mr«U w»H twin emV tion, and every thing will be done to lake. Arrangements wore -made through flood Hell In tho third make the celebration a decided suc­ ^yK. JONES. REDUCED 20 PER CENT, h Espreea office building. West tide cf Maia been enjoyed by the people of Nashville than man will speak upon the woman's the Sabbath School Picnic al Tbornapple suffrage question in connection with Lake • n the 2lib Inst. the temperance movement house. en.Ware. Bl., Naahrila, Mich. next Friday evening. Mr.Elihu Chip­ F. Daxcbb, Proprietor. NANIIV1LL.E, - Michigan. Wj»1 A few more barrel* of straight A- Coffee man to know that last Monday was will be held nt tli£ maoN CMUetoa Jan* Hth, 1874. By order at the Tovnahip Board. National salute al sunrise, Exercise* will begin at the Grove the longest day and the shortest night nt 10-30 A. ol Good speakers will QIMPSON it. WEBSTER. Blackbo present. io the year. 0 mAUm. AU kl*U at wort In the Wnetaf^Nh At precisely 1 o’clock, the celebrat­ —What about the brick on the ed band of Sregnargsuuvulidetna will burnt district? • We kiw a man, a appear on Grand Dress-Parade. yoke of oxen, and a* scraper at work A Sack Race will take place at 2 there one day this week o’clock, p. m, in frtJfft of tho Nashville pLEMENT SMITH, House. — The musical “ skeeters ” have put V LAWYf Climbing Greased Pole, at 3 o'clock in an sppearenee, and while pening p m. in front of G. A. Truman’s store. this "squib” we are being '‘interview­ gA STM AN 4 YOUNG, A Wheel&row Race at 4 o'clock ed’ by a regiment of the pesky rascals. p. m. in front of the Union Hoose. Attorneys at Law. —We recieved a social ca’l from A Slow Race at 3 o’clock p. m. W. H Hayford, Circuit Court Com- Race to start in front of the Nashville JJENRY II. WOUD, House, and end opposite Cap. Boise's mi<Moner,.of Hastings, last Tuesday. Justice of the Peace, Stone nd AsmZ all kLids of Goods FROOBAMMK. We understand he intends to locate here. D ’ School Books, Rev. W. W. De Geer. Chaplain. Hobbs of Chester. HMbvtti*. Mieh ARNO STRONG, Plain and Fane, YAMIEE I0H0H menu : coming 4th of July at Nashville. ,K Tbe following ia a brief synopsis of the order of arrange- AJI CHI'MCW-W. C FELLOW CITIZENS. Grocery aid Prey tool fitMtrits and provisions, To which he invites the at tea ties of lb Public, He aclh First Class Goods. Stare BOTTOM PRICES FOR C.bB! Russell Combined Reaper and MowegJalpbbins’ Combined Corn & Fallow Cultivator, Gale Sulky Hay-Rake, Coquillard Wag­ on, Hastings Steel and Battle Creek Chilled Plows, Sash,Doors,Blinds. Next Door North of Aylswortk's, Eave Troughing a Speciality,"i. R member at the sign of tho New Hardware. Groceries, Provisions, to LOW l^OFt CASH. c. a WOLCOTT, w Nashville, Nov. lot, 1876. for Country Frodrcc. MAM BOLTON- East Side Main St, Neville, Mkh L. C. BOICE. Q �Ulm rtta. :<■ »te SwwwSWhMueNL .r Li »i>» Sgoac W safftiHng «>« po*J- -Edward Melton, the ■ pideoiriau. per­ formed at New York, last wrok, tho extraor­ dinary feat ©f Walking 115 udle* lu 29 hour* and 12 m*ute«. , ____ ___ ____ MmoMK. Welto*. of Mxnnre-ta. B-Aop of the Diooe*e. * -Recent death.: Mr». Audubon, widow of th»«Mtebf*tod uaturaUat, aged 88. at Sbelby vilto, Ky., Janftjfl; Mr*. Oomerom wife of Senator Cameroa, at Hvxtoburg,*,!>., Jm* 19; J. 0. Ml llellew, the dtatiiignlehed ol<A cuthmtot, U London, Jone 19; Jntoe Janin, the author, *ged 70, al I'arta, June 19. —Tho United Blate* Senate 1>»» confirmed Goa. McCook a* Governor of Colorado Ti«j- (tffXMUA. »’ Tfatro saya: ^CHoago d tor tbclr magnitude, but the combindlHia now manipulating U>a coni market ia probably ono t>f the mo*t extensive and jiowcrful aver known in the history of tho grain trade. Ita ramiBcatlona extend from the Missouri rivar to Liverpool, with bead­ quartan iu Chicago. It la not ImproUWo that the ring will- anoceoct in controlling the market .till- the close of tho present crop -Tk. Bk«». lk.«.l of luo^f-uoo —The RepubHcan State Cpnventiai: vY IHlnoia a»*eiubtedat SpringfWd on^fbe 17th of Jana, and nominated Thomae H. Ridgway, of Gallatin, fur State Treasurer. s::d William B. of’ IheTtockford, Bonk-JwmnEaud .fU- LouU Fowsir Of Kane; tor Bapcriutendent of Pub­ lic Instrccfiou. The currency question was .disposed of by the passage of the following reaolntion : That, m one of lbs oonaequrnce* of tho .late civil war^ abaut <382^000,000 nt Tr-ta<fi'i^gc*^»'^ msued to and sre.pttJielAjf'tfefapNMft. 1 be 1 uhwtoe and inexpedient, in tbe preaent financial condition of tho people, to attempt' > the policy of tho immediate canoefiation of 1 1 1 banka have aecnred to tbe Staler and Terri-* 1 torire the beat ayalom of bank circulation '•ver ta>fore offered to the people, it* toauauco ■hould be do longer confined to a privileged ' claaa, but should be free to all alike under Oouveukipn^M, 1872 in ta|0£ ^a returwt* *pecle payment at the earnest practicable day. That we are dpjKirod. to any iijcreaae iu tho amount of legal-tender note*, and favor the gradual [oiiremeul of the same a* lhe volume of the national bank no’.oa »hail bo incre**ed. The platform, »(xrl from dhe finance que*-. tion, conuncuda tho measure pateed by tb^ —The riotouHdemountrMbiiis at th* b'eisobviUo (Ohio) nifties are over, and ipnetr reigns again. —A Chicago woman tho other day, accord­ ing to the Thues of that city,,garb birth to two girls that woreclosely united nearly the whole length of Uielr bodies. They were □avigation at the. mouth of tbe Mi«aiB*i|q>i river; advtae* an amendment to the ConetituUtm pftJ^ftHngtfor|tbo election of Proaidmit hy tho people * urge* the pmmage of the Civil Rigltta bill: oppose* intorferenco with Clin liquor traffic, except ao far u public peace re—Tbe aounditiga with refercuco to the bed quirer; dbeouulenauco* railroad extortion for tbe oc«<» cable to Japan reveal rather a aud alao interference with railread property; difforeot oopd^bonof affaire bctweauliiuolulu.. apd anneal» to the na*t rccpnl of the partym aud-Yvkobariia from that which has hitherto —The Indtoua Republican Convention •*been fwttui characteristic of tho bottom of tho Pacific ocean. A letter from the round­ trembled at ludtouopolia on tho 17th of June ing ox|>editiou describee at loMt.eix mountain aud renominated the preaent State officer* by j«c*ka or ridgea that intervene between there acclamation. The convention expremrod con­ pointe, fivo being antmariuo aud one reaching fidence iu tbe honesty -of thb President, but placed itself on record in favor of free bank­ 5,000 to. 12,000 foe* in height over the rest of ing and an inertaae of the currency. the bod, which 1* a very level plain. The ■ —The Miuouri State Temperance Conven­ sumuuta.of these aoallvitlM are cqvevod with - tion wa* held at St Louto ' ou the 18Uc and coral and lava, which are so hard re t* indent 19th of Jane. A resolution' wk* adopted dk,'elaring it tlia’imperative duty of every «Uu«nI tho sounding c, lindsr. —A large baud of Sionx Infions recently' to s*o ma political influence ao' a* to promotei attacked the Fort Barthold Indian Agency, the beet interewte of tho oonimuuKy in wbkhi . in Dakota, buf wore repulsed. Four Agency ho live* ; lit the present crisis bo should exert: hie inflneftce in behalf of temperance, andI Indians were killed. —Washington dispatches explain tho princi­ vote only tor men of pure batata, correct prin­pal changes ia^lio Bankrupt law made by. the ciplesv etui opposed. to tho liquor traffic.' Aui Conference bill which has pasted both houses executive committee of live wae appointed to> of CongroM. The main paints are : (1) that look after the interest of the temperance ele­■ . . • forty days of default in tha paymaat at com­ ment in tho.Stale. mercial paper are required iiiBte.il of fourteen under, tho existing law ; (2) that one-Jourth Of- tha entire nnml>cr of the creditors, aud Tbe i-lallatiatan of the Department of Agri­ uuo-third of the amount of debts, must join culture, nt WAiiiuglou, makes a report of the। involuntary acreage in cotton, based ou roturmi from। in the petition bankruptcy; (3) mon I of the cotton counties, a* follow*, the, law shall apply to comparison being msuta ir.il h tjie^rea-of 1873 z iutankraptey instituted aince Doc. 1, when > the debt* Mcnrod by tho suit ahall have been ' ' paid, or whet, a majority of lhe creditors a*k । tor a discbntinuauce; (1) that a voluntary ' ' bspkrupt shall be discharged u;>ou tho pay­ ment of 30 per eont. df his indebteduoM; (5) ’ that an tn voluntary baukrupt shall l>e dis­ charged when he ahall have boon proved inno­ cent of any fraud ; aud (6) that lhe fees and . cxpoBsoa ot bankruptcy pioooodlngs ahall be r ' reduced temporarily until ll>o Supreme Gouri > shall catalihnh * now eyvtare, looking to perTho IrjjiorJF'.df thc;|<#lijJmf hjflljk i, Bumeut reduction and -hupiificaijon. , —Tho theory that hydrophobia of human more favorable in every S^ate except North। beings Is simply a nervous disorder, super­ Carolina and Texan, the record standing a* induced by fear, has received a revere shock in New York. Francis Butler, a welbknown dog-trainer of that city, throughout hia life has expressed tho utmost /outcmpl for bydropholda, and lias always escorted that, The season has been remarkable, and the jn mon, it was only a nervous excitement brought cm by fear. About th* IStb o( May : stand is v<y joor, Atan/plaJU *ot lAving a email spitz dog which warGlck was' made their aipe^no* Oh tjjp lj£.qfj|uno. brought to Mr. Butler to receive the Iwst Since the last of May the light showers have care. While ho wm administering Uic been genera), and the prospects are mtich im­ ; , first dore ot medicine the animal bit proved. — Pho wheat harvoot has commenced in the thumb of tho right hand, so as to draw earnest in Southern and Southwestern Illinois. forgot tho occurrence. Ob Monday moruiug, Tbeyield is very fine, and tho grain in exceltho IJth of June, Mr. Butler attemj/ted to drink acme tea at the breakfast-table, and found that hia muscle* would not obey his will. He raid to hia wife > “Iean*t get my lea to my lipb. What can it mean r" Bho told him his nerves were disordered. He tried to cal but failed, aud a- few houre afterward indumatoble sypploxna of hydro­ phobia were recoguisod. He ran about the bouse and tried to strike and bite every ono be couid got at, tore hia clothing to shreds, aud dug his fingera-into hia flMh. Phyaiciane were called, -Ad after a severe struggle secured him, and injected morphine in hie arm, which caocked the paroxywms. He loot the'vowor of speech, aul tlieucefutward barked Uki> a .log. His tongue hung from hhi mouth, aud foam w»_. on hi* lips. On Tuesday uighl,- the IGtb, lie died, yeifeng and groaning like the moat fero­ cious of hiajicts. purely this ms a was not —A horrible and mysterious .murder w^s porpctralod near Lawruncoburg. Ind., last wook. The bodies of-Mrs. Macy E. Bradtoy and bar two daughter*, 10 aud 12 years old, were fouad dead awd horribly mutilated., Mrs. Bradley'* body wm cut open and the vise rera txycMed. * Tbs, fiEoaa. <rf lhe daughterwere baatau in to a jolly. No c!u« to (be moUvos or pqpK>n?i of Iho tourderers. —Chariew D. Young, editor of tho Ban Frauctoco Cftronfafc, aud B. F. Nspttydy.of the Kan Franctoco Hum; Indulged in a liUte ptotolpraolitM in the etreots of that city a faw days ago. Eight ehota were fired, but ro [xscr wan the aim that neither scan hit. A stray bullet struck a fiUto boy in Um tog, InfficUog * *o—Tbe Ycuuger brother* **• lack'la M»aouriagain. ' —The Jtttiniercr of U>c Bamneit family, Emaat Ortweiii waa found- guilty of murder in the first degree st Pilteharg,i. Fa., Jaw IS. —A deep-laid pkt for a general delivery of tbe couvicta iu the Missouri Penitentiary al. Jeffereun Qty wsa discovered a' few days ago. A number of tho ring-leaders wore severely puuiBtMd. Mid it i* nought the smtinotui ■pint ba* been •juvlled. - The following la a *ynop«i*,<>C tbe anufmariea published by lhe Saliciol t’rep tb/jx>i-fer of the 90th Jun*: Tbe weatlmr fn the Mianiaaippi, Missouri aud Uhio raiioya during the last week has been generally very favorable to the growing grain. Tho average rain-fall has been ono inch and fifty-nine hundredths, fnirly distributed otcr the qonntry. fhe mtrinwof cd'rtoRpondinta Indicate W rfifftUatfeuof Dliuois, Indiaim, Iowa, Kauras, Minnoaota, 'IiMOuri, Ohio and Wisconsin a decrease in the prvbebU yUld of fay; tide year m com­ pared with laet, averaging seven aud fourtentha per cent Boporta relative to the con­ dition of awtcM in lhe same States indicate for Juuo.1 an increase since April 1 of tev^n and Mx-toutba p^r c*o^.: Thu average ccuditfcu Jane 1 was eleven aud one-halt per cqnt. be­ low a good average coodidpu.- The cotuUtipn ot the growing l>*?ley apj rye,-June 1, in the ■aame Slate*,'waa re»p«*rti\Tly ia 'hnd tenthsand lira aud four-tenlha per cent, totow a good average. • t* 1 . . . ■ ' ' IKTitblAniKSCg. ' —Tho Chicago 'hibarir. of Um |6Ui ifc^. off/t: *• Business on alt railways ruhhlng htdd Cuicago to now badly daproMasj, rare *po«r taele to seen of mere freight being ient <fut ' atnoiM Aho .wealthy families of Lima. Peru, by llio failure of Julian Zaracossdsquta. whoso> *;-cculaiion* proved dlsMlrou*. He held of' their money, without any security whatever, ov«AW«Q»<RU. —A Faria tologram rays M. CUmsmcean baa again challenged M. do CasMgnac for In­ sinuating that Im waa .a coward, and acted diaboncratay, and pyopoee* a .-duel bctfrsxfir'tea BepuUican and ten Bonaparti»i Apathy. M. flo Careagpao rcjdto* . oou t^mptuoualy that ho »U1 fight nobody bat Gunbolt*, and that the Jlonapkrttot Deftlttrn cannot accept tlto clreBeng*'. • —A Pari* telegram of the 12th inat. *ay»: “ In the Aaaembly, to-day, the Left Center dntrodnoed a tall, tho firet claure ef which orH*nlBta*n«T>«btte aeowding to the Mil ot 1873, and the eecoud fixe* the dale of a die- the Aasbmbjy, aud wilt also authorise him to diskolvo the next Aaeotubly. ‘ —In the PxfmchzAag«'wt>ly, onXbo^S^h of .June, the Odwaiitaliunal kill prepared byibo ,l(Cft Center waa declared an emergency mcaaUre. and referred to acoraiaittooof thirty. Tho —A dispatch from. Madrid to tbe London Times save that a nephew of the Carliat pro­ tender was kiHeiWn the recent ongagepent at Alaora. „ ' kzlrtfjfi •> ’3 —It iwroporied B»aU a formidable expedf-. , r horth^^aaat . ^f. th^ is^nd. Tho Spaniards ■ Are enforcing a rigorous conscription in many plaosaun ’ ' a —JTie French LegiUmiats are active in their efforts to obtain a monarchy for France. —The British Government ia willing to mediate between Brazil and tho Argentine Canfo-leratiou, but baa not boon invited. —It la reported from Bahus that tho yellow kfever ia raging with great violence there. —Tim Calliudra! Chapter at Pm»n, lYueaia, has refused to elect a Vicar-General, as or­ dered by the Government, declaring that it does not consider that lucre la a vacancy. 'cuifdjiiiOi/iiojifAL thniuAJii. ROTART-HOOK MCRflTCfl Tfofw, say my journal Weighs 2> ounces. One thousand of theoe woukl wwigb ab*nt 140 pdnndi. The postage on 110 TUI MAKSUTS. 'to regular aubscfibete wcNiid &e Si 10. Bui if I deeiro to send out 1,000 speci­B«vre-S'4©n**«. Hoa*' Urn***.!, 7W»T«.«lJtooca-ftarertn. Wreuwn, men copieo, I-ttiVO to put a U-e*nii CorxoM-,;7^e. •h*Q not bo above the price |<I4 tor «taul»r week In tb* HUM at Htw York, PMImMpbta and 1MUImirr, wm stricken out-W to W>. The bfll wa* than pa**, d without dlrWtm. B aPprot.ri»te. a. lUUs ovw ftB.QOOJO>, a* ag*ta*t la Um Ilk. tall last yrar. ' Texs»*t, June 16.—Fmaie.—IIouso bill to >' ft4.ioeMs. wuxxr-No. 3 ChWu, tLlifc stamp on each one,'and -it oostt me $20 1.44Mister Bed WsMiro -ttMtOLta- ««*to aend 140 potahds, or over 14 cento a pound. ■ ' ' ' ' No. 6, This is an evident injustice in this FOR F’AMTT.'Sr U8FL. large percentage. 1 think if th* pub­ Heavy TM1ofIb< afid LeaUtcr Work. lisher (manufacturer) is to pay this li AtteqUos I* Invited to the Repertor XxreHroc.e cent* a pound in gross, and lhe sub­ ot Ulla Machin*.Mrau at the ptantaof which are: w.ih let* liability tn scriber (poMumcr) is. >o be relieved of Otaaroon, SXto®aA0. Hotta-Uw. ■ftl.7W5.T5. it in fraction, the publisher abould re­ Fl-OCB-Cboiro White Winter, I Ited Winter, WwXrr — No. I Bprise, pruvidlmt for th* pn-iwywb* t.f i*>*t»3v on yrtasefl ceive ft corresponding beneSt by perNo. S tn*u«r, and fur the psJMge thrrmgli Ov mail mission'to send &■'butt, : from iiis fthawaLftfix: No. 3 spring. 8pri»«, Ri.iaailiT. Oom-No. a, *co® ,cf agrl-uttura! rot»rrt», were Etrlclri out, and an recognised office of publication, -011 ,KumnJment was adoptad to th* <NT<« that |-«ta«e copies of bis paper at lj cants a.pound. SEWING MACHINE, Th* bll 1 U> provlda for Cts etortlon •J CougtwmMt- . Do not fail to si-Large toe th» Stale ot AJ»batn» w*» pawd.... Wwvav-No. 2 Ctofcmgo. ftLOfeLoeM. :’OoW*a'Iib House hill to prevent dlscrtmlBaUon to rate* nett, Genertr Ptafe„o—--- ----------------ft, {Mir*. Bre-Xoou tbe Pacific railway* wm pa**™! wUboel atacsil, and NoHbwebtntti railway, Chicago, No. 2, MNk LaBD-^te*. for a .. KMltf-*- book • entitled “The ^»&7Cje5 Foaa-X***, Ho<>»-ft4.T»g5.V«. C*»rt*-tatto®l<SB. ^Northwest-Illustrated.” .It .will be sent ■ GINCINNATL. - .. '. yop/rec. It wilt show you where and Wmu-r-gl.w®!JO. Co»n-MUG5c. O1T«-M»3 bote to spend your summer, and how to (tec. Bv*-WftMe. Pota-Mrea, flf.MerT.IS. got to “ tho where," Laao-lOHOltaic• ARTONiftiiiNU. -Few persons' are aware itftal nobody *b*U bo * Delegate in tbo Houm ot '!frpre»»ut»Uve« from »uy Territory who baa not of thp time, talcflt And expense neces­ UR. Comi-No. a, OOOMc. Oar*—No. 2, 4M, attained tbe site of M year* and tiren *even year* sary tadevelop and perfect nn invention. 47c, Bva-No. I, M&Mc. Daaljcr—No. 3,. PM a citiaeu cif Ute United Stall*; sod who (tail not The new Wheeler A Wilson No. 6 Sew­ ftl 90. f‘ouK~4i?.«aai?.M>. L*rd-110Jl'4s. be an luhabitasi t>f tbe Territory; and no perron ing Maahint;, lulrcytised inour columns, who I* guilty either at Ulsaroy or polygamy I* has Already cost that company over to be eligilJ*. Th* MB due* not *ppty $1100,000^ and to brin#, it wall 'before the public will require £200,060 more. It costo ns much to design, construct andintrodufic a perfect sewing machine a* to launch a first-class ocean Steam- trorno Bight, declaring the Government of Prance a monarchy. A motion to refer tho romlulion to a committee of thirty was de­ feated by 100 vote*. —A actions rebellion baa broken out in Con- metric* Oornramonl. No mention ta m*d*of*ay perron Involved by the inrretigatIon.... The bin io —BAporta from the famine district* of India ■mend tho Itaukruptey wa* ■■ If esnra Ma encouraging Th* growing crops ara db- from the ttensla . ..The Mil to perpetuate tbe South­ log well. Tho Judtatt Gov«xum*nl continue* ern Claim* CnmmlMloti was pMred. Wsdnksdxy, Juno 17.—.Senate.—Honso bill to furniaii assistance to 3,50'J nativen. cJ eBgucer* to luvc*4ir*te — Raohofori, the CotnmtHuai. was mobbed Htatainx a on his arrival st -Queettsloww, and had to be Mid r«-]«irt u;mn * p.nn*ncDt pten for tbe rtclunation ot the alluvial be*ln of the HlMtealppi protected by the police. ■ubject to Inuodallon waa paaacd... The.Nsra: —Alton* telegram of tho 10th says: '‘The Committee wa* laatrarted to inquire Into th*'tutDeputies of Vi^ |jftft W, W viD"'ot pcdtency of redbcluft the nnraber uf nary yard* tho recent vote*, not to prees a dleaolution, belie vii^-tool $hoj can accuro tho establish­ tho prepaytneat ot po»t»ge at the rat* of 4 cent* ment of a republic." — Sir Charles Fox, tho celebrated English jicr pound on newsptpvT* snd periodical*; alMwinx public documenta to be sent out to coltol On drengibW, is dtad. . • —In. ths French AsMmtay, tha Deputies of the Left Center have again invited an sill­ unco with tho Right Cantor in order that both parlies may establish * republic. —Tho Government has cormnoneod pro­ ccodiug* against tho republican journal* te Figaro and /xi Fraru* tor reprinting some of Ilcx-liofcrt’a writings. • — rfi'ul do Cx-xagnac ha* been cited to ap­ pear before'the A*sizea Court on the charge bf inaitiug.citiw.n* to hatred of each other. —Ncw> Oom Doudon reports the finding on' the Isiaud of Jersey of ■ the missing Earl of Vhrborongh. ., . ..... ■{ —Tho Bank of England baa fixed Ita rate of Account at 2j percent, , . r —The' American pilgrims.to Rome have ncsiterctl through Italy in search of foerea- WHEELER & WIKW’S ww Utexo Uu. ttaoate, pnbUaheni uf weekly qr daily newspapani are to P*J U centii apound on all copie* fent to regu­ lar HubncriKrs ; oh all other copies to I ot for every 2 ounce* or fraction thereof. NO. 625 BROADWAY, ft.' Y. /gencta* tbrewxHou* the ClVllkMnl 50 CENTS WEEKLY WISCONSIN FOR FOUR MONTHS. the best family paper. Puobably the fastest train in tlio world is thc.ezpress train orflhe Grynt Western railroad, which leave* London (Paddington Station) at 11:45 ft. m., and arrives at Swindon Junction, 78 miles, at 1:15 p. m., at an average rate of 53 1-i miles per hour. Few of our American “lightning express” trains keep up a speed of thirty miles an hour. __ __ _____ _____ ■ . HOUSEHOLD shall twain tha‘ rubllcalloo of th* h!r tatoreouuvarjid rtpryj v ,■ PANACEA FAMILY LINIMENT, household PANACEA Thb Odd-Fellows of Weston Penn­ sylvania have erected a.aplendid build­ ing at-Meadville, as a “ Home” for the FAMILY widows and orphans of deceased broth­ LINIMENT. ers. It was dedicated on tbe 9th of June, iu the presence of 5,000 members of tbe order, Hon. John N. Ingersoll, llu- C-n-jrt^coal Kro-nl lo r- ihruttgb t.‘» mall, tree....Tho followir* were paiwed: bro- of the Corunna (Mich.) Amari^m de­ hltuuag ibr Jrtiblkalkiu In uw«*<'»j»<a of livering the oration, which is published. tbe revised stetulra of ttc Viilted Slate*: Simply wetting and robbing the stained cloth in 06M witter -will temove all traces cf gAas stains. Fruit stains International <k--usml**ion Ct MarlUm* B>wer* to •toy down ocean eoureeg fur *t*am rttnlt aift <«b- will disappear on application of boilingwta*’ provideior the ertibJUbinrot cf Mfe-rovlug hot water. No soap should be used in •latlon* and bcetet at rotngc upon tbe >c* *nd lake eosali ot the United Btatev,*nd to promote tbo effl- either case. .deucy ot the llff-aaving terrier • repealing all rev­ enue tax** on aaviuga bank* having no capital, and <»>«*« S«nu»n» MunUs, P. O. Bo* 3qj*, Clndaoall. where tuve*tmfnU(*re tna<!« Mklely for the benefit ot WEEKLY WISCONSIN, A larga forty-els’ki rofumn taper, fefrfmv month*, rontalutvs ihl* charmloc »<’»•> oomptot?, to­ gether with * large amount of ©4ber tatsreatuiK readlmr matter, Inc'udlug *11 th* XftWB OF THB itaT. short storts*, Foetry.tal Adsr*** CRAMER, AIKENS & CRAMER, proprietors, MilwsefesfWi*. .. rr- Pari mtmter* •2S MONEY! THI8 PRINTING ijUUrrsSEJlttH Committee of Washington for the 16th of Drcrojber next. l« rolrbrwte lta Sretrm •.!»/* p» tea iu the harbor of Boston... . A resolution Indorsing au In­ take. T*k*u internkUy. it enrea Diarrhea, temaUv*^ «yai*m of artatraitou wsa pauspL... Dysentery' (or Bloody Flux), Summer Oom­ Tbr bt.< re;>JrtAl £y th* Picric* ®f Cantata* to* plaint, Cholera, Cholera Morbus. Cbolvra Invratlgating Committee for tbo reorganisation Of Ituitum. Colic. Cratape end Pain in tbe Htomacli, breaks up Colds, Cramps, Febrile and Ihfl’.mmatorr Attacks, Rheumatirru sud Neuralgia. Ajipiicd externally, it cures S; mine and Bruise*, Frost Burra, Chilblain*, Felons, .Rheumatic Affections, Scald*. Bums. Cut*. Neuralgia, Pain is£- Biok,.Soreness or BUffoere of Joints, BUngv and Bttenof Poison­ ous Insect* and Reptile*. Caked Breast or ’• Ague in Breast,” and Enlarged Glands; in Miort. is au unex called Liniment Cor Mau aud Ur, made a report iu favor of lhe Impeachment of Judge Ehtrell, of Ix>u1*1»ti». Tremaine presented a minority report, ryeommeudiug that all proceed­ ings agaiuat Durell be discontinued. Both repirts MONEY SSX? BUCKINGHAM’S DYE, FOR THE WHISKERS. YOUNG HEN Tiu'bsdat, Juno 18.—Senate.—Mr. Chandler presented a mtmurla! Ot rttlsRS* of Michigan against any reciprocity treaty, with Canada. lb* C»mmitt*e on Tnnaportatlca, reported advertely ou Ute Houm bill j'Rivldlaa tor the coo■tructloa cf tbe Port St. I*1>Ulp canal.... A bill wa* ra*re<! prevMiox Yorlbo care *ad etutodyor jwr- have er may bseom* ibe*bs while la prison. .. Th* Uouce till! provtdUnt tor the enforcement ■st the eol’ecUou of the tax of S per wot. isuibortarrf by law on tbs net e*rnm*s of the 1‘arjfip railway companies wa* pwsed.... Mortov, from the• ceu»id«r»Uon until Ibr foltowina day.. .Th* Commttti 'so'. tt!«Bc*es snd Ueettoa*, rejorted. amendment ot the Jlonae to lh«. UU to carotin**: tip* «*t*Ufthm<mt uf reafno ' Echovte. n« concurred in, and tbe'bftl • The tall «botl»hicg the Territortal Government tu ’ tii« Dl>: ale* or Cohuutaa, *nd, proyjdlag,rec the Spirit* in tKHJd destroyed Vy ciaually.... ■ilia - it'vr.-Wo. rened > r.u^s J ita -ttata* Jj ,11m Va Old Mexican Muitang Unlment baa 6*unUte« ou the Finance bill, and askla* foe * coal of lb* public btnldtug at Covirtgion, Ey.,*t acd-reruovfnr lhe reMriouon* -» to the prcdocad mnr* cure* of rheumatism, neural*!*, *ew ronftrenev. Edmunds moved that tbs *nh>et its referred to tbe Mnar.ee Conunkter, further cun malerlal* to be employed; creating the rixht sprains, sealds, burnt, salt rheum, tort ntpplei, ot' way through the public land* to thrftrkaft*** * Vsifcy rattfuM,: to - ctastas.- fwellia*. iaaedttt, chapped band*, poisonous SppOiu-taM a «imml»*leu of three to lnra*tlg«to tbe ebuctaw and CUlckaasw n*tl<m>, and to enter Of th. col irvd people there ; araeiidlui; the »lnlng law of fta toth of May, ITO', prices." aiilburlatog Ilia transfer of gold n>!nt-bsr»'front —Tbe . earning* of.th* Lok* Wiota aud; Michigan Soo^bcni railroad tor Um four' Sherman snored that the finale isrttt upon its Ab* Amay Olfire in New Tort to th* Sub-Treuaury. ■mend mente and grant a romnstttee. Agreed to. months ending April 30 arc reported a* toland thafciair'appointed Scott, flow* and Bayard. THE THRESHER OF THE PERIOD. BYBTTS t»t Fhotoroopa.l 48SK: ___________ s«>Ar:.....hprum^,' —Hie 'following tfhrago road*. h*v*ftta» port ™ rented -WK to IM. D*»r« moved that , for rufWrted their sarulagfc’for JUy: ? * lha rablrot be wml to • naw cooforeure committee. 1874/ tiffx'f **tW«(h!WW*E W*J iMfta. <4. ..TU* How toea wrlit IntoCoramilteeof Whole on th< Hungry Civil AjrrojTteUon Idll. An Urtn of W*,.100 ww lurerted audor Mitchell waa re-elected President: KoaaaM tta«e, We-lT-toent; S, Merrill, General Manager; and John C. Gault./ sswt eat —The railroad war will open in Iowa in a few day*. The Northwestern and Burlington ttenpaeff**, it ta said, will make a vigorous re•tetauM,** in lUioois aud Wisconsin; but there are symptoms of weaknww on lhe part at the Itoete Inland Company. Ths lat-naine,! eompaay, rovend yearf ago. in order to secure an extension of limo on a land-grant, surren­ dered to the State tho righi to regulate fare* snd freight If tho Bock Irtand manager* yield, it will hardly to pomtato for DompsUu*- GtnnrTBAtK dunned Smith for tho amount due onacoounl, and Smith wrote saying Gunny bugs »wt tet Ute account stand a’ while lunger. Gnnnybag* wralhfully replied that be wouldn't. “Then let it run,” retorted Bniiili, ou4 Gtuwybaga wa« madder thftu ever. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-07-03.pdf.pdf 945207732dab638a5eaa7dfb0594a458 PDF Text Text £hr ^ashriUr Mm. wry County, ffich. ) ORRO 8TRONO. ^fropTession. No Retrograding.'’ TEUKi ,1X0 FEB A.OCX, m i*imj * Tamm Teems Btiuctlt .AimriuH) it>. ' VOL. I. , NO. 40. NASHVILLE, BAVHtY C<f, MKJH., FRIDAY, JI[LY% «74. Shu went home, and knelt and prayed could hold no^n’aliee tobard one she had loved aud still loved so weU. ‘ ' for him. If they could have sww At lari this gentleman proposed. She tear-wet eyes raised to Him in supplica­ tion for her lovtd onu, some of their ’ did not give him a refusal, yet she did not accept. She proposed to give Gus Thin was bqt the beginning of the niegtf one more chance; if he failed to profit that boro away the happiness of both. by it, she would then determine what They did Ml they cunld 4o sqparat* to do. Site kpew Tom Burton wait a them. OalaldeM loarnad all, and they, man she caxld safely trust her future did thrir share of adding fficl to the with, but she did not love him as she flame. They gave him do peace at did Gus. She went to L----- . to moke home, and in place of acting like a man a visit. There she heard enough to m, atfll standing by Linnie, be acted tho convince her that Gns could Dever be . coward s pari, uud allowed her young anything.to her. . She went home and gave Tom Bur­. life f-‘be burdened by sornw. AH the ; ton his answer. She frankly toTfl him bright, jonng beauty left her, aud she became, ah I bo sad and pale; some­ she did not love him as she did toe। times hysterically lively, succeeded by other, but she respected him and might: a sadeess so deep that'nothing couldj give him in' lime all the love he wished, arouse her. Those that loved herdpoW. jiqw. She told him all about Gus, hbw fiiyteid dec|iy<.iil ht-r, and of the love­ on with pityinif ey**’ As the time for their wedding drew worship she £ave "him. He received near, matters became worre and worse. her confidence an one so noble and All were deterhiined they rhould be good, telling her he lond her and knew separated. The father taunted her when she would learn to love him in time. Thus, ton was engaged the second he met her. Gna did nokqnma often, and when he did it gavif more pain than time. Her betrothed was good and loasure, for he woa silent mid iuir ara­ liandnomo, and nhc did really like him. ble. At last his visile, ceased altogeth­ By some means Gus heard of this. He er. The days and nights dragged wea­ was a dog in the mnng/T ; he would not rily away, until five dreary weeks hnd have her himself, nor did he mean any other toould. He kuew bis power aver passed, and still he did,not come. Unnfe bed HnspeudodMl paipnrMionn tiro poor girl, anft'xo be began his little for the wMding. At last came u note game. He wrote her jnst andt sad, from, him—such a pitiable, cowardly pitiful letters an be knew would touch note, telling her he was bound by ohnins her tender heart. Ho sent her word by ho could not break, and he mnsl give everyone he met—pitiful supplications to turn back to him in his wretched* her up. ' _Oh, how that note'stung and rankled. new. ' Can any one wonder, loving him Still she could not believe he could be n« toe did, anj bound by honor to another, she went almost mad. Often­ so cruel and heartless. Slio met him one evening, and re­ times toe sat and por.dered whnt was ceived apsemite that he would come, and aho living for. In one short moment talk it.aB oriff. . He canic, and when she she could find real. What was there Linnie Cl Mon left the church Linnie Burton. . She had eutexed xm a new life. They pawed th* firai few months at tiro bride’s father's, and then went to housekeeping. Ii'nnie, although never used to. work, learned rapidly. Vary gentle and tender was the hnnband with his young wife’s faults. Linnie had regained all of her old sweetness, and no happier coupki could be found. Years pawed on, and Linnie could look back und view the romance of her life w ilh calm feelings with feelings;; the p,i«t post seemed like a fkd, rad dream. You safe, per­ hape, hnd she forgotten On« and learned to love her honband ? No, she hail nqt. forgotten him. Bhe didnot haibor ouo single hard thought against him. They never met, but sometimes-she be»rd vf him. His lifedereon had wH chastened him ; for his naturally evil nature, held in check by toe good influence of Linnie, now led hiip.to low resorts. She heard of him in'the billiard-saloon nnd in places of stilt lower repute. Always after hearing such she knelt and prayed for him; frayed tui^hp w«rn|d for a dearlyloved, wayward brother. If he could have known how her heart ached to know he was linking lower and lower he would have paused in his mad career. Yes, she had learned to love her hrrsb^nd, perhaps not as pas­ THK VWiMtlBK CUUHMCr BILL. BUI KF MJUfTlOJf. thted. Dollahh aud sense do not necessarily travel together. Arw.x lovers may steep easy. crop will be heavy. by *pl<4ta r« United | Tho Oxm fit,090 divorces have been grant­ ed in Connecticut since 1858. ' Therk is a tree in Florida, at Lake Hanis, which yields 7,OUO lemons an­ nually. • Exxven counties of Illinois have la­ dies as superintendents of their public' schools. *■ a ' ’ ' TUB AGK OF1A I’Jl/tTIOF. The philosopher of the New York <4 jh'r, »r»e-xi«ci« BtorntUiory tberra.'. *t>»lf*r»ii hardly com menecd. HS'aqys: The wildcommenced. The Heathen Chinese have sot Chris­ WMWIreri, Ud oa daprii in iW Tr,«ur; I in^ginatjou « unable taVriMltot tho . • . . . w-.ii tian nations an example by abolishing <rf tS« Halted Stole*; nj 1>VX1 money ut Uut; itoBri Stote.,. .TO. IqaU to » per cetoaoi h it. ' disoovenes of ths future. Fur Xll we lotteries. elnm’attfW, to to SeM .tri uMd bn tlic redraqatop know, fsmilies in the Doxi oenhiry may Tua."Biblical Lot's feminine con­ <x eucii rtruntou.--!, which rat. *u«u be amniri »• ! pnmp fuel from toe river and illuminate ■ parted Ua lawful reaerre, provided tn aecUon i .. -. . ... , , .! .. sort" is'the last reporter’s Qreek for tte.»u' ’“‘r ’■“> ■“ rlootncir. Toot’s wife. •uch aeaocteuut*, aaaortai w unaaa/rtr^, »ban u ; Iron vessels, properly magnetized, may prorated for rrd«m P Uc-> la num <rf tt.ww or sa'y t 8a jl through the air like balloons, aud a Ix the spring of 1877 France expects, maitlnte tbr-rml to the Trtaaurvr. of the Vnlttd «•*"*• v -a* . - . i i,r?P to Bodlr ««X b. to bo »ble to muster an army of 740.Q0O Bal tortoy part t exnl teltrvi experienced soldiers. ' note.. AU »° radeexari .h.it be rtiarged by 1 made in an hour. Perhaps within fifty Trea.urrr of tar c'nited atoir« to the r<*r«cu«« ’ years American grain will be sliot into A raw, with n watch ononesido of tho the .iM-KlULanB iMiilncr th. .lutl I - . . . . .. .. . . handle and a strong, ©ye-glara pn 'the tttfuten Swpjid. each month. <>r -xtcLer at u» dherr- pipr« btid under the sea. By means of other, is the last thing out ia I'axiti. tiun, or the amount o<’ aneb redem; - condensed air and erdd-vapor engines, 0n■ . (Ort»a*.l Anotueii rich old man iu California pwiie. w.y travel, rioug lire , p : APART. . 1 has willed all his money away and left ciriiow. atallatnocrot to Kbckamn > f ynm ur-rK yw. .Ml ;u. «i. ». *“"J "tiUeg put .nciml us nothing. When will this-run of luck nr Mi’s, caasuxs a. wmoxa. T.cMurrr of th. United Mate, x .um in duitrd wracks and monutsinx of coral. On Ju one of our little Western villages change? state, ncte. to tha amount« Hadrcuiahua the intelligent farmer may turn the there might have been seen, one night sionately as the other on*, but with a , , ... Ax arsenic mine in England is said anteaao rntottwd; and all octa, of Batf->nal teute ! .. . ,. ™. ta “11 °f * -™ ■“ • d*J'. in' vhe early spring, n fair, expectant love more holy nnd pure because of Ihe to produce enough of the mineral in a circuUUcw, rlui), when received by any AmMaut his eon cuts wood with a platinum wire face looking from the door of one of the chastening of the bitter post. He won month to poison the entire population Treasurer, ar ax any dociKnated dc|«ritory of the • and shells corn by electricity. The mat­ prominent residences of the village. It so noble, eo kind, how could she help of the world. *" ■»» ~""u"d u • n" ¥»* •,“|j was the face of a young and lovely girl, but love one so worthy. Years pused A Mraaouai paper says: “The velvet­ and whra wmb. mctetfptioua have hern ao reftn- ' produced ten thousand times U over, and stiU they did not meet. just budding into womanhood. She footed Arawaor has begun bis hideous baned, ths circuiatiaa note. »o redeemed rtrii te minute, on little scraps of pasteboard, wav a blond©, not strictly beautiful ; her Her husband did not wish her to as­ work, and property is depreciating with >»r» features were irregular, but tee laugh­ sociate with the Fishers, nnd she re­ frightful rapidity." t.u y were imuea, dux ir aue raeu note, are wcm. ,, ,, ... «• . , • Crt^d.« uU< r .r "*J ~.ll til. of lb. WOtH pnuU.l ing, merry light that ahonc in every spected his wishes. One night they A sonintB of the war of 1812 died ro UM, thry .bail b. ft-rwarfled to ii>. CcaaptroUer uf on vifciting-cards, which their cnstomcni lineament covered all deficiencies. were Invited to'a reception, also Gns roaJ IhrOOgh artificial evr*. Five ceutly in Harrison county, Ind., and the Currency and' oc.irvye.1 and r»i4i«.I XI new 1 Short of stature, with a roundness of Fisher. Had Tom known this it is provided bylaw. Provided, that each of .aid ar- , 1 raw him she sprang to him, her face in her dark, pitiful life worth living was buried in a coffin made from a tree .oeUlton. aball retmbnree to the Tn-mury the j hnn<lred ytlUB hence a musician may form one acldtea sees in one bo young, probable he would have iloclincd. They for? Then she thought of that mother cterw-for irawtreruuriu aud the coma tor WMOT1- pl»y a p!»™> in. New kork connected and yet almost fairy-like in petit esera. filial .with a love so intense, so puns R. whom »fie loved so wcll. itml who would were among the first to arrive. Gus he had himself planted. ' holy, that if he had not lieen Ims than ta« «uch note*, and the a.«nctatto:i» hereafter o»with instruments in San Franuisoo, GhiAs the voice of the lightning-rod man . She wore Tier dark chestuut hair short Fisher was also astonished to roe Tom «.ni«d aba i ato mvetaUy rWxnburae w, th. »«.Ctncinuati, New Orleans and other man he could not have acted as he did. suffer more than she if she became a ■ in clustering curls—half crAandhnU . . . , , .. and Linn;e among the guests. Linnie will soon be heard in the land, sharp­ ury the cort cf rurravtn® »uch platea a. ahall te I ° He looked down nnd .saw thp ravage suicide. ened teeth and quarter rations'arc rec­ ordered by emH .b-ortatiou r..|wcUv,|y, aud th. OU<I», which Will be listened to by half ‘ friz—with a with a wild, laughing grace Time sped an. Onoe more they met. was the same girl ho luul wooed and the part few weeks had wrought, and amount aaWMWd upon each aaacclrttou. ahaU be Ul a million of petqflc. A speech delivered about it peculiar to herself; blue eyes lost. She wore her dark clustering hair ommended for the dogs. If he had stepped forward aud claimed Prtnxiru-n to the arruteton rriartued. and te ; in New y ork wiIl hcard instaBlly in was touched in spite of himself. He Chahi^h E. Da Lonu, late United chanted to tbefniid 011 deposit with the Traumrer; । , with n pure pale complexion ; scarcely 11 . . her like a man she would have gone to a la mode. drew her to him, saying : ,wrMrt r.n>Mv, IB _ .j j. Ute b*ll» of tltow otUo., ud .h™ t».hStates Minister to Japan, is out in a savantuen, and only an idoljziil child — Her pure, pale complexion was as fair him even then ; but inMead ho jirated “ My poor littte-Linnie, this is killing card announcing himielf as a candidate balf-wemsn, half-child. . . of u secret that chsined Hm sb he could as ever ; when she raised her eyes he tto< lb. ndaupti. u a iu otnaiMiac et— hcar wme renowned stager, aha will you as well as myselL” . for Senator from Nevada. Stroh was Linnie Claton when we firat «ber« lluu, »l ft. counter, except a. provide! for 1 , , ... She could not bear any more. She not move just yet it the matter, but if saw the only change; they were us in ihJ.Metioo.Uber.sytrpmbM. I* performing Hk Xow kork or Pklamade her acqnaintaao*. She stood Cou H.S.McC^un,whosesuit^gainri laughing, but the ohl love-light wnn she would wait for him he would claim looking out at the deepening dark­ clung to him in aobs and tears. the Credit Mobilier led to the exposure ___ ,__________ gone, and in its_____________ place shone _a_________ light so . “ Oh, Gun, you uill not abandon me ! her some day. She at last rend his n NVThJTtUUB Ft>OD. - Deas; but soon were heard approacl ing you who are my God, my love, my all I” craven nature nnd raw he was deceiving I pure, that it seemed as if he could al- of that disgraceful nonoern, bus been M *n amcudtuvat. dMring to withdraw IL is stated by a writer in (HunnLcra’ steps. Tho steps come nearer, and from I Imr, : — ’—- -- cat —• playa •->——।I-..-* 11-----:— »— above --- elected President of the Delaware Col- circauHius tunn, iu uucur or IB f<n, tu>7, upon ; r, playing with her as a pmst see the angels bent lovingly 1 will hot abandon you quite, but I the dn-witor lawful m«>«7 with the Tworrt ut Edinburgh Journal that » very infer­ the darkening shadows camo tee form _.:h a 'mons*> before destroying it. ! the head r*f the fuir owner. He saw her ; !««»•'. cannot marry yon pow, nor mu»L my with tile tiBitrd Butr., tn *un» or net ’<•« ib>u nnw, : anting report on the comparative nulriof a young mm One look into her They parted, never to meet on earth I glance al her husband, and then the! Tub Kew York papers mention as s people know I camo here. I couuot tivepropertiM of food wm lately pre­ face told he wan the one'whom she ex­ peril wlp> the Tr»Murerfor the *eciirityor wuh , 1 * , • . ’ • ojiu toe the snme same as then. Uien. pure, pale face lit up with a -love so in- ; curious fact Hist thelast seventeen again explain, but if I wae uot iirtl you _ prided. . He j cases of suicide in that city were pcr- urwiiMiuB a-.Ur, trbtab bond* .ii*ii ix-«»urari k. seated to the !• ranch Minister <>i the The other one, who had been bo tense it Was perfectly dozzlivg. should be mu e in spite of all they pight ttr innk» iu the n.xnn*r »prrtn--i >n the uiiwin-uib toterior by Messrs. Percy and Van­ He advanced and look htr hands and aaw she was perfectly happy, and some.; sons of foreign birth, the majority befaithful, now came forward and claimed audio, hr. mrmbOTot the In.litate. bent and. kissed her lovingly., Linnie’s Use notw of »*J.l la su riuuuulequal i» * . • r , Ho stayed a long limo talking thus. his brute. She told him if he would of. the bitterness he had dealt to a j ing Germans. tte teHtead.rf.e. .mi b. ad«^ Th. remit ol thtur «ipenu><r«t 1» » folfnoe, as she looked up to; her handsome Linnie trusted him so abd believed all take hef as she was siro would be his heart once all his own he felt then ; he I A cobbesi’ondext wants to know our at the Trruurf fi the Unlird Ntote» and deaUoyrd, lows ; In bread every hundred pounds' ' companion, wait fiUed with -« love-light he told her. If he had had one spark in th«f early winter. Ono week Iwfore did not believe shu had entirely ceased j opinion .concerning the disposition of a. u..« prurtdri by law. Rortdcd that th. .menu! | ^ht <te fauuj u <O-Ujn 80 pounds so pure aud. holy, none could fail to see ..... .. , , . - -far as we are acquainted uf th« Unri« .<a d>p<ril for rtrcuUKon abril not be of manly ffdiflg ho. could not have de the wedding Gus could have stopped to love him. Ho was so vilely base that the dead. As reduced trirtw.axMou. f of nutritious matter; butcher meat, that he was her lover and idol. ' ■all, but he did i>t choote to. So she he could not bear to see the life lie had with them, the dead appear to ba of a ceived her in her trusting love. sic. &. ih«t the ComptroUrr of tin carwney j averaging the various sorts, contains , Gns JFinhtw wmi the son of a gentle­ out by'herself. She gave him a love ho' never cot in fought wrecked a* al peace again. He quiet disposition. .lull, under -uch m'e. u>d n«uiriiaBx». uro- OBiy ju pounds in 100 pounds ; French (viik'i* the ►«« battle uu». ui ucicvu. The xuv once wreoaew ngiuu. uc man residing bn the outskirts of. the ratwnu down > i crossed the room and paid his respects UteJ before UV.UJV the .MB wedding WLMUlUg rhe «.*• after years, nor ever would get in thia day A RKCB.NT moralist has affirmed that 38 23 po”d’: town. Of good family snd handsome life again, and he flung it from him as and wrote to Gus, telling him tho | u> the hostess, who was talking with sthe hut-on heart is like a jug. No upas til nauonai teak aidaawhhhmay be.bercaner : tentils, 04 pounds ; greens and turnips, INirsdn, ho and Linnie were considered st ruggle was over, and that she would Linnie and Tom—of course they could mortal eye can look into ite recesses, loaned by him. a thing that was useless. j which arc the moet aqueous of all vcgcwell justed. He was between a blonde He came again and again. Fall camo be a wife l>efort ho got her message, j uot Jo 'otherwise than to bow to Gus. and you can only judge of rta purity by bxr. f.. That tte amount of the Vnlted Hute . tables USdd for domestic purpote«, fur.and a brunette, quiet snd secretive, one und pause! ; winter the same. He still She said, in. conclusion : “ If, in after • He bent his keen xy<* upon Linnie ; what comes opt of it. nr.ir.ouirtfuwiitx. »Dd iobeiiMued.oap.ftof iu- uiah only 8 pounds of solid nutritions who made bis most simple actions seem cireii'atiop medium, .hall not exceed the «um of ! , , ■ inn . . i. came, and his folk* still kept up hos­ years, you regret toe bittemors yon ! hhe met his glance' with calm feeling, ... „» ,M wpm, •ub.u»c« iu 100 VV..U1. ; crnrU. U Thk collecting of an infamous dog-tax UdWW like a mystery. He loved- Linnie as tilities, but not knowing positively, that have sown, and which you must reap, ; Gns was the firat to speak, in Sioux City has compelled one poor monthly .takment of the puUie drts, .cd no pert ixninds ; and what is vciy remarkable, much as his selfish, conceited nature “How are you gnjoying yourself, Ira still went-with Linnie. All they do not lay ouo whit at my door. I shall | M being in opposition to the ncknowl’ unan to taka his children out of school thereof »h»u te he’d or «»ed »• a omerve. • . allowed him to loro any one. He had Sxr.7. Th»t M. mwh of the art ant!tied “An I ^ge<j theory, 100 pounds of potatoes could ray against her wm that she wu never forget you—shall always think of i Mrs. Burton ?” that they may go to work ard earn no power to lovu any one but himself. proud, could not work, and was not fit yon as my brother-friend. I do not “Very well, thank you, Mr. Fisher.” XX »»v p-«a. •ub.MMc ..taLinuic led the way into the parlor, money to pay the law’s exactions. for a wife. As for LimiiC, she had. reproach you, but shall always pray “Would you honor me with your hnch a parlor as one'syes in a small A dady entered a tefegraph office in an iuc’o-M «r natunal tent imcm,” m pro.' able as Butritioue. According to tlrifi may attend you hand for the Laccora, Mik. Burton ?” sidi • that no <i.-cuuuoa ateii te wttu.irawii estimate, 1 pound of good bread is equal village where pomp nnd splendor are many chances for company. She never that ha£jpine»s New York, a few days since, aud, after lacked for an escort wherever she chose wherever your feet may stray* Goodunder the pmrtekwi , t Mcthm fl of etfd eel onlll g. or 3 .WUIUhi of potatoes ; and Before answering, Lumio turned to strangers. ’ plelivering her message, earne-'tiy re- after the XH.tm.niw granted in erdiuB 1 >>r MUIfc', . ‘ . Only her husband, saying, to go. Still her spots of heaven were by forever. It -is hard to say. -SpouniUor bread aud 8U pouuK uf 'Oh, how happy she ass’ It was u | quested tent the answer should not be “ Shull. I accept, or hod you rather i God, who knows my heart, can toll how wh'D Qus came ; then she was happy. J read by the opt rMor, as it was of a very I- ebaD he tho duly ef the UnnpIrUtet cf the Cn.-- ' bfitchcT meat are equal to 300 JiOUndli iwy, juritr the dirccUon Jf tte S.crrtary ri th, [ of t)r< a^ain, ( ponud of rico Oh 1 so inexpressibly Iwippy. Spring hard. May God bk as you. Ondo more I romenadc ?” I private nature. Would it would lari. But every Eden Your bister-friend, [ came, and then came the first change. good-by forever. “ Just as you like, Linnie.” _ «»< '-..I ih-» i. -f-a to. 3 pouud. has its serpent This had ode already j The late Fdgar Thompson’s fund to ” • Ous came to Linnie one night mid said : Linnie.” . ■'! ,-** Well, Tom, Lwill dunce with Mr. | pUadi-m.atell l» only made Iter.fur, and until lire of I-«otato<:« ; while 1 pOUU^ Of potatoes -- in itamid*t»-.-Tbu/. talked of this and i educate tho orphans of railroad men Thus tlie romance of her life ended.I. ■: Filler.' ” L'mrie, I love you. but I must go full amount of the pn.u’w.ou, aten be withdrawn, j h, equal to 4 pounds oi cabbage li»d to Fisher.” I that * talked as jurors only can ts'fc ■ killed in tho discharge of their duty to away for a while; I cannot bear this How he received Iror latter she never ■j — ' ■ ’ FO»~b <■’ '““!»• *“•' ■O’-Ultou Turning to that gentleman, she ssid, When Qus kissed her good-night, he tho traveling public is a gew but a most much longer. Perhaps if I go away, knew. Her ’------- ’ , v ] o^pt with pleasure." redding-day dawned . whispered : „ -. - . . ..! excellent disposition of wealth acquired m provided orwuiin-d in tuatca having an cxc«<u> is <x>a»idcr<*d perfectly correct, and may bright and dear. Surely Surelv if the old m .. gere i,.» - ■<«*:„. ^^.opeeUor. of ciecul.Uon, to withdraw anti return m* much at j*. ireful to families where the best He her hi. In. -rm ™. .ed* •* they “Lini/ic, little one, when will you sometime all will come right” tri. circulation m bj Mid wl may br .nrtnU4 u. of Bu.(porliug u.durc jjhould be She listened with breaking heart. adage, ’’ Blessed the bride whom the their loir places. I h».v were anlenaid ’ ’ make me the happiest of men ? When They splendid ,1.1 , . Thkiim is a goose of a hen in Spring­ te wUhdrawnlromthjm^n-, in lieu thereof, to dej .*- , To give him up was like death, but, sun shines on," was true, Linnie was dancers, and a more graceful couple It tn the T.-ra»ury rf the United SlatM lawful aroey adopted «t the least CXpeUSC. _ field, Ohio, who laid her eggs np in on woman lik«j, she thought only of him ; destined to be a happy wife, for a more would be hard to find. Ous looked jarf ul to ml.ru, .uek. c:rro »u«>, .nJ, upot. r//&. <,'/j MKT.AL& • “ Wasworaryou wirib-Gos." apple tree, aud when last beard from A -ewUX-p.WUb.3 report o„ ,0. '‘-Well, Tannic, Jove, I think we if he would feel betterwway she woulJ b^nutiful day there couhi not bo. Half' down on,hh> fair companion, nnd a thrill toy and bear it He went She bore past four they stood before the altar, of tho old love passed through him. As was sitting on a bough, not compre­ might get ready by October.” prtrtKu.truunui.ta n.r t.-ixo UM t«> tb< production of precious metals by the hending that her eggs went to grass ns it the be*t,ahe 'could; ah© prayed for waiting for tho marriage-ceremony ’'Perhaps so. 'if you W-»h.” „ . to for Linnie, the old levo was dead ; do c!nauuu« Of «ueh M .mu u»ke .urb miu08 vf the Pacific slope presents JNever ” ----- \ thrill of tiro dead post. She looked fast as she laid them. did there stand So it wks ruUh d I October was to him nightly; she wept night after nammiiniw, ■‘•‘irtk-. .boo. Awohuixo to teo beat auUroritics on night She gradually grew reconciled frailer or xadder bride. I Dead and in on hip) *u elder brother. The dance sec them united an one. tmukr «jM-n «Mth n-qawikiEi fo.- cireeUHt-n »haH ■ an industry which appears as yet to be Homo of i 'b« «r«r»SO proOl of the Poor litilp Linnie I She could not ece and bowed to fate, but the once merry her coffin, she would ’never look mor© coded, 1«> loolhor to • laughing girl had changed to a quiet* corpycs-Hkc; pale and shrunken feat- the I.u.inu th>t «n thrilling thrvngl. ™lro^ c.n.pnui™ i. nlrant fonr mtd the future. PeVbapt it was well ah"’“"i.” *" ■’""I1 “ ' lug to U» re,tort rrdrnx-d to, th. total Y-,II.~ ....... . ... i one-half oorrhalf to tiro _per cent, ou Wooten. ury lawful is<>i>>-y to redrew, the drvuiattou could not, for the clouds were gather­ sad wnmux Sometimes the old merry urea, bloodless lips, black and encircled him found uUenume. Ho ..id, tho last tweuly-ilve years, ID ‘““Li»nir,“irmB..io,‘7.V;to.n«>l' r>~u- «■> «b““‘ P« Wnt <m required within tririyIh.-CcmidndbiroC th* y»C*J ing around her, drooping shadows one laugh was heard, but not often. The eyes, with a pitilul, wirtfuT look. Th© Currency .bail at ow* aeii, aa prorittoj in Mutivs , the whole United States, l:at> b;ieu fil,summer passed. Fall came, and with bridegroom was very pole, but other- Um U>h longM. Ob, Lil,air, it yon K*"*"" "»>■. "• ,he «“> »’ k-nildi0|r rt. --------------- ------------- . jBt., 583^ flnJ flfl, aatu by one. She loved as but few love in bonete lu-M to M.-art thi»- world of woe. It is well that all it came Ous. He came home fully con­ only kww bow I b*fT .uff-n-il, know­ California aio^o contrilmted three. Av n«n. lina diroovrtf tbc clrrulatton Ax Ohio malliomaUciau hm ■Tiro ceremony begun. Then, for the ing yon on...-were mi no, and dow are do not love with the same depth of vinced be loved Linnie as much as his .ball fourths', or tfl.OOL.yiO.UtfB, nfiarly all of cold, selfish nature would permit him first time, the pale brnle felt Jinw holy lost to nw forever." ered that one man dies from the Ujne of pa’siou. Happy little Linnie was des­ • . *’*• j which ix in gold. Nevada is credited and snared was the. marriage-tic, and of eurb aaacdnxtlnn or aa*o«tati-4>a, : .... . • i. j <kmi non Liuuie flushed and paled alternately, alcohol every' seven minutes, and that latiou tined to c^rpy. an aching heart many aud with th. |-r.> -e«K wrieb abeft te dry..,ted tn w:t h h*V,n« *"•«■ 8221.<M>0,<X» those who have died from its effects Onco again th«y met—rhe the same she resolved to make the man at her i Atjast she found voice to say, years, aTi^ongb so merry now. The en, TreMwry of ite Untied sutca, «> rnneb »f the in silver and gold, while Utah, though during the last fifty years would bridge loving girl. He made advances; she ride a true and loving-wife, and -cast “<hia, 1 tun a wife, end must not cirrriaikm cf .aid wMuaifan or aaauoiaUcm. ateu ! reputed to abound in mineral wealth, the American continent from ocean to that knew nothing before learned of it. told h*r pdrenta, and they utterly re­ ail thought of- timt other one entirely listen tn such language. Our livea are >»■ «>«• *«—»».«».ocean, allowing throe feet to each body. One ksunQay, over.a month after the fused to ttcrivb Iffm Again. They felt •7T-.. Gbn. Santa Anna has rvcently re­ arttfement, Linnie was dressed and that theywe.r*doing right. They k now Ob, if the ttionnanda that take that turned to Mcxiec after eightMU years’ waiting for her lov«r. The n»wa! hour that araanwbo -acted as he hxuldonc sacred duty wonld only fo6k at it in its brother-frit ud.' banishment Since his return . bd, of his earning Lad come and gone; true light, how many wretched, heart­ Colorado mm ws to fatal Utah, having he did aol room:. At last pho grew iujbroken Lives would be saved. Yon take and conducted h*r to her husband, say- has sent to him a box containing his make her happy, but would not allow foot, which the rabble dragged through pMicut. Her sweet face cloud<d, and <wh other for butter tor worse utrlii teg. ir—iwwi trow ’to roop>. Sir Gun to come. Still they met hare and death. Faults that before have been “ Gojud-by, Linnie. I sail for Eu­ the strojite on December 6, 1841. It and Oregon wai but HtUe over $k5,toera by chance. Litinie did not con hidden eora© to light. Those Tittle rope next Wednesday, May you over hnd bejm ’ortxred and preserved by toe aider herself fret*; the clouds had loving attentions that make eourtabip lady's husband. b? happy and prosperous." lowered around her until they com­ so m ucli like np Eden are sometime* Thf. Danbury Thus Hwy parted, nt ver to meet on . jtVcmw man has l :»d dis ran .over to his shte/s, who Bved pletely shadowed her. Still Gus acted will ««i». T. t>< thrirllttrt drirttd ' lor >».. ie ntfighborirood, and inqi in ircdk-r the Arouadrcl. How sad it we have only mads our idol »rifau- created. In 1873 the scinal yield of , snd if he w wrriek. •What Wh was her Ip the kprjng her fa* her moved to it. to find it day. On the mas rests tiro bar noble, living hflnhmd. Sometimes *bie loogiug tn roe Uro Queen he ’JiX’J' iM" WM8T.4WI; kit folks wete np town • vhrrt distauce irorth. Linnie greatest responsibility ; he has (sken the memory of her brother-friend conus ; '■w.’ptd into a shoe-atore doing bueiness “ by upeaial appointment to her Majkaone frail woman to fight life> great bat-. hopphie**. But thak- path* never ty," and warted patiently for an boar it. Dot even giving the girl a her from all rough hardship?, tocher, woMcd each other again ; for H» her m th? greatest Mewing God r^r., drifting apart, wuHl <»ub dsy tney shall meet in that brighter better world ; M orut-el w> t’l-wc ■»» “•*■ U»Q«.» hwl S,-‘«"t-b*«oui.U ■ b» rndut bwj been, gb VS "I �REAL ESTATE OFFICE Hugh Martin, ouomwQ. ■tore in Detroit coran taking luullum on Monday. liDITuB. SMITH & STRONG ot Grand Rapids go if father call* ail day besides he s-e* to trial on charge of you're imposing on me.” * Patrick argued; and protested, and threatmurdering his wife. JULY 3,1674 - But aliadrmM «W be ■applied M. T. Billings has been FRIDAY. by held Monday Lockwood wm ©BEAT SALE burned cut of a shingle mill and 100,000 cold water had got him into a terrible chili ; ’ shingles, ■ The boiler in tho lumber and salt the colder he gal, and lb. works of F Saylor & Co., at. Carolton, GENERAL P. H. EHEK1DAK. near East Saginaw, exploded last when Phil intimated hl« IntwnUon to demand exemption from all future floggings. ■ ] Tuesday morning with teprible force, School History and First Victory. shattering the mill to atoms, inalantly' "I'll tel! you what PhH,” «*id he finally, "if you’ll juat call off that baste, 1’11 not killing four men and wounding seven Phil, used logo to school at Somothers. The killed are Joseph Judson, merset to an Irish school teacher of -Why didn't you aay so at first,“ said Phil, Benjamin Chapman, John Peck the . Irishist sort, Patrick McNan•Come away Rover," end away Rover did, Avery and George Waison<--Besidea ly, who believe^ that the intelligence, We hav® on hand a fine stock of Hicks. READY MADE CLOTHNIG, persons had morality, and happiness of scholars cause is depended upon a liberal use of birch, the first anrrendcr to feherldan. attributed to the boiler being old, as and this deponent can verily testify they had a good supply of water and that in that he wm truly scientific. the wounded only eight pounds of steam. The; Eight young men, eighteen to loss of property is $35,000. or 1843 two of Patrick's scholars got twenty years of age, residing in Will­ iamsport, Pa., in default of $10,000 Shipments of fruit, strawbetries, there a little ahead of time. They from St. Joseph and other lake ports, crawled in through the window to bail, were sent to jail for burning are now large, and promise to increase get waYmed, nod once in, the chief buildings and starting conflagrations One tetribiy cold morning of.1842 Cherries, enemy of mankind and achdbl-boys’ raspberries and blackberries promise us,well as the discovery of a bucket an abundant yield, and as fur peach­ Tull of ice water, tempted them to es. the trees will have to be thinned trick the teacher. They fastened it through the fruit season. generally. If they Staley's. DRESS GOODS. conflagrations is the He io- ked all around. diana that A census has just been taken purposes that shows be seen.. So he armed himself with a tlxfoot hickory twig, built up a rousing fire attd tho population to be 26,328. 'An in­ ant down to dry, fully determined to flog crease of more than 60 per cent in the first boy that entered. three years and teu months. An unfortunate llule fellow so«n come The Courier gives a full detail of and almost at lhe instant his band was on the mysterious suicide of Charity Che latch. Patrick siexed him by the collar Balfcock, at Lawton, one night Inst and shook him fiercely, to shake the truth week. At the last terip of Court she out of him, bo said. The astonished looks was complainant in a case of rape, aud astonishing yells convinced Patrick against James ’Robinson, a negro that that boy knew nothing of the outrage. barber. Robinson wns convicted, Setting him down by tho fire, bo again . but poor Charity feelihg herself an placed himself In lhe position of attack. outcast in Lawton, welcomed death Tho next, aud tho next, and tho next with womanly courage, as the only jwenl through the same operation, andfinaliy. sure release from the woesol alalleu when nearly all tho school had been thvol woman.—Hartford Day Spring. lied and shaken into Choir seats, our two Henry Ihling, a des(-and-dttmb yoi ngstors climbed down the haymow, en­ man of Lawton, was killed last Satur- tered tho school room, got their shaking, and went to work. It happened that Phil. » day at that place by the day express, Sheridan was lai© that morning, and ao while walking along the track. He .each one proved his inocenoe, the presump­ was fearfully mangled nnd lived only tion became the stranger against the few an hour after the accident. “Dummy ' that were' left to suspect. Finally Phil, was universally respected and bis came the last, and of course, the guilty one, -death has cast,a gloom over Lawion. if every body else was innocent. Jus* as he opened the door Patrie made a dive for him. The celebrated Duncan will case Phil dodged and commenced a retreat. Pat­ 607. they 100 Keren. b«in< the N W f of *«c. 26. in Maple Grov*. 100 itaprav«d,w©U watered. acre. A firsf-clsss form. Terms favorable. Lota 30 and 21, A. W. Phillips’ add., be­ longs to Hny Streeter Good house and barn. Two Lot* on GreCT« *d<L A. Brooke* prop. AND CROCKERY A New Idea! ALL NEXT WEEK And a full lino of -A.T four sheep in one night. This country neighboring haymow. 'Patrick soon cam* trotting along rubbing is always ahead. Grace! Rnpidt leads (he West in the growth of cities; that is, if the his bands vigorously io keep them warm, Oregon has a town called Sublim­ Federal census was correct and did hurriedly turned th* key, nd bolted in just ity, aud the view embraces a dead as the bucket turned over hie head,. It is not under number lhe population, and horse, two barns and abase ball if a local census just taken in that heated by the chilling douse. Hie aituation ground. city does not over-number the popuThey have got so particular in In­ The census of 1870 was 16,­ any where about. LINEN SUITS! Notions, Boots, Shoes, universal fashion and ice-water is un­ of the fruit to insure for it a respect­ over the door in such a manner that known. able aizo. Pears aro not so plentiful tee opening of the door would tilt it A Canada girl of fifteen gets away as last year, but plumes, quinces and upon lhe head of any one entering; with two pounds of beef at'a meal, apricots are abundant aud doing and retired to’watch the result .from a but ah Iowa woman got away with • latiun. NEW YORK MADE-UP don't slop this kind of thing, they will bring up in a country where C. XichoIZ store. fora or «e fltet of Lot L. Mud Cheap. Ufa, firn nJ AiUrais feta, blch we will close out*at cokt for CASH. Aloe a good assortment of The trade for * South 36 owned - by Fleybarty. OF several mirculous escapes. Lots 70 end 'Jl. eatats WILSON THE SHUTTLE- Sabin Store won’t let a woman take their knitting Io church. for municipal -which has been tested at Marshall, rick thought lhatya proof of his guilt, aud and which has involved nearly half pursued. Away went Phlll. up the street, a million of dollars has Deen admitted to probate, with the exception of the headed, flick in bis hand, the whole echool bringing up the, rear, all on the run, Phil, Church, legacy to the Methodist ' lost a Utile on the bo ue stretch, and by the which has been pronounced invalid, tine Mr. Sheridan's house was reached, hie The body of a murdered soldier ann on lie broke into th* busk yard there he wrs taken from the river at Detroit got enforcements in the shape of a huge last Friday morning. Appearances Newfoundland pat dog. which instantly indicated that he had been lying in made an attack on Painck’a flank and the water a month and was held down His _namo is by weights. thought to be Shafer, Francis II. Wilson while in a fit, fell upon a saw circular in Cook's west of Sand] Lake, mill, six miles and was instantly killed. His body was cut completely in two. A little child in Mt. Vernon was a fow days ago playing with a copper­ head snake. The snake wound itself around the arms acid legs of tho child in lhe most confiding manner. James Gleson's house nenrt Evart caught fire from the burning woods early Monday burned with morning, Gleson and was Patrick mounted the fence—so did Phil, tho dog snapped at Patrick’e heels, and no discovered it necessary to climb an apple tree where where ha found himself out of breath, out of patience, and very completely outflanked. ‘•Take sway your devilish dog, Phil." ■ays he, -or III bate the life out of yo I" “Like to see you.” says Phil.; "watch him Rover,” and with that he got an old piece of carpel-and laid it under the tree for the d©g Co watch over. The dog laid down on it, and Phil ich. New Goods « ih® timbers falling upon and crashing them. The standard Sewing Machine of the nation. .Those wishing a machine will do well to give ua a call before purchasing elsewhere. HALF their value during the next ten days. MeN.oJy V? a»k*d Mr. Sheridan ‘•Ah that deriliah boy of yeura, Mi*er BOTTOM PRICES. Wk ran show an Elegant line of FARMERS, MERCHANTS MECHANICS AND EVERYBODY DOWNING & ALLEN. EYE and EAR! JTLStJRTH & FULLER DRUGS, nr. R. C. THOMPSON DRUGS, Have received their jrsw SPRING STOCK, consisting of ACUTE AND CHRONIC D SEASES Dry Goods, Groceries Hats, Caps, Olothing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c., ' > DRUGS. CONSUMPTION, EPLEPTIC FITS, &C. {Ez“ Special attention given to the Diseases of the Eye and Ear. THEODORE MAXSON, Orrtcs—182 Maio St., opposite Hibbard House, Jackson, Mich. 83 JRailrflad*. Hidilgaa Centra' Railroad which yon can buy at eery low prloce. DRESS GOODS. DRUGS & MEDICINES Unusual Inducements to Cash Buye Our clock of BOOKS % STATIONERY, BROWN AND BLEACHED, PATENT MEDICINES, GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISOR. Taklns Effect Cdtbmea Bruit tf BnMe Face CEE CK S, . 'hole bucket add when I Only six States in the Union did bet • COESETS and HOSIER! CHOICE GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERY, VermootvUte, Churlolk. Eaton !UpW», ILMpm n« tyFor Hemming, Fell­ MS LU F®rt Wajie, Jactson & Sagteaw R. R. CLOTHIN TOBACCO $ CIGARS. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. TRAINS BUN BY CHICAGO TINE. 0© to 030 A. SUIT. Paint*, Oils A Varnishes, Pure Wises aid Lienors Baots mi Stoes, Laos R12.0G0. The old gentleman, probably enjoying the in, and n»l being very certain whether Yankee ^fotioni ■Let him go without a flogging. MiMer OM Machines taken In Exchange. GoInc North. Uy* We have engaged a competent Chemist who will carefully attend la Agents Wanted Cy* Produce bought at ths highest bow there laugh tug at ihatderiHah dog and died in flitces minutes. Wilson Reflector, one of the best Periodicals of the day, derated to Sewing Ma­ chines, Fashions, General News and Mteoftlltwy. in the building Buren Co., was killed by a stroke of HgKmsg last waek Friday. Whoro we have no Agents we will deliver a Machine for tho price named above, at the nearest Rafi Road ‘ Station of Purchasers. Bend for Circulars, Price Sugars, Teas, Coffees. Spices, ground and whole, Oranges, Raisins, Kerosene OU, done considerable damage. Wesley Whelpley of Almena, Van ing,Stitching, Carding, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering, Quilt­ ing and Stitching fine or heavy goods it is unsurpassed. Sgj, HeBdiBs for aii Sowing Ma­ chines for Sale. ated aU Calf, and warranted, al $6.60. Chil- FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. East Saginaw was visited by a whirlwind on the 25th ult., which JHuchiaes in the Market were in direct COMPETITION!! AT LOW PRICES ! by fire last Saturday. Ohio State Fair; Northern Ohio Fair; Amer. Institute, N. Y.J Cincinnati Exposition; Indianapolis Exposition ; St. Louis Fair; Loaisiana State Fair; Mississippi State Fair; and Georgia State Fair; s crease of nearly fifiy per cent in four John Gambled salt works and saw mill at East Saginaw near destroyed VIENNA 1.13 VERY CHEAP! ffsttonadcs and Cassimrrrs of 7,442—an in­ IS COilPLETX. KFADY MADE NldJkrflk, "w*&, fc Madr up in fashionable Myles, from the bast goods, will be sold al from ___ The city census retarns, give Lan- COTTON BATTS, DRESS GOODS, Io cents. BEST IN THE WORLD! HTTno Highest Premium was awarded to U at and doing Ute largest and beat Goinz ICust. Poplins, Grass Cloths, If, for THE PERFUMERY CARPET KID CLOVES NOTIONS, Prints WILSOT SMSemW BEST SEWING MACHINES, NuhTille, IlMtlnr* MlddkUlk, < STRIPES, COTTONADL THE VIST BUT Buy the World-Renowned FOR BEING THE COTTONS, DENINES, T1 year manufactured 602,668 barrels of fermented liquors. 50 Dollars ! I tr^° You can buy a nice dress Those having unsettled ac­ counts with the late firm of Downing be. Lillie, will please call and settle lhe same before they are made trouble and cosis. WARP, Two raihoad lalioreiaof Ann Arbor wer® killed near that city while load­ ing railroad timbers ; 390 Linen Suits to be Sold cut at ONE ■‘LICHT RUNNING IieSESTlC, CATARRH, ASTHMA, for' Chari as Kulhmer. a tramp printer teacher rwtraued up the trim, exiling for stabbed a man and nearly bit the fin­ Phil's father. The noise soon brought Mr. gers o|T a brother printer one day this 8harid.su out. The teacher up the tree, the Pail on the fonoe. week nt Jackson. Rather qitarelsome stag a population a optician NasbviHe, all kinds of produce al the highest price. rhioh for color and weight are unsurpassed. Harrison S. Woolsey, of Battle­ "You did, though, bscase none of the Creek committed snicide last week. other boy* did, and 1*11 punish you to death No Cause has been ascertained as to entirely, if you dent let m* down.” He started down but Rover went for his why he commited the rash deed. ter. QHAS. W.’DEMARAY^ orewK’LEn platlra, with hit chin in his hands and bis elbows on his knees. “Wh«l do you want io lick me for ?" asked Phil. his wife aud child. Michigan last Vllluar*’ Ordinance. The Common Council of the village of Nashville, ordain. That U ahall not be law­ ful for any person or persons to be drunk or disorderly anywhere in lb© village of Nashville, *Mi«higan. Any person or persons found violating ihi-cjird.nance, and who shall he convict**! of aueb violation, shall be punished by a uno, of five dollars arid tho co^ts of pro-«cution, or be pu»>cbcd by imprisonment in common jail of tihe County of Barry not exceeding twenty days or both ; such fine and imprisonment in the discretion of Lbu court. All ordinances or pirte of ordinances conflicting herewith nro hereby repealed. This ordinance shall lake effect July 6th, 1874. E. J. FEI6HNF.R, G. A TRUMAN, Recorder. President. W.H.IOCBER&BRO. AYLSWOBTH & FULLER A. Aruiwt>BT«. }• ■{ J. F. Fount At least 10 per cent sav­ ed bj buying at the city Drug Store, Nashville. Wilwu Seiili lata Co. CLEVELAND, OHIO. �®bc»I ATTSSiyTION., VermonMUe items. FELLOW CITIZENS. iKSBVILLE, BARRY CO., IiCB.< ' FRIDAY. JULY 3. 1874. place last Thursday, the 25th*insL The ctalegatkras which .come in on dale in all the d eel ruble new atylee. The the morning train from the east were; abort) Block la non; on ■ (ho way end will be —Another pbft’ograpi|crs tent has met at'the -depot by the comet band,, opened at the Sabin Store July lai, ai priors below competition. Rember that* these stuck its stakvs in town and welcomed ' with their choicest; . —Farmers nr.e haying. Jfsrirtirt. —And now the plastering is being done on the ’•boss*’ brick. C"E“. v •—Second street has been leveled for theliorae race on the 4th. . —Wheat i« heading apd making preparations for the reapers sickle. rnuaic. But owing to nnd they departed “alone in their the City Drag Store. Will SOTIOK . School BooIim, Stone nd Woa dcnWarf, JnJ all kinds of Goods their audience'gone, glory," to “hoof* ifr back uptown. — Some one any a the new brick is Thran-h the kind consideration of !urnes«on tho drayman, the “Who killed Cqck Rohm.” M-. ;’rtys were carted back up town, look­ ' —Mr. Chipman and Capt B ms« ing some what crest, fallen, and “inverorc getting out material for their new ably" swearing that this thing was 8stert»y*. store. ■ ■ ".played ont.” We presume no one IL H. WOOD, P. M. —The speaking on the 4th will intended an insul| to the band, but it A. BARBER, M.. D., Homrotake place in the grove near the was decidedly a very bungling affair • tattrte FbrrirUn end ristw. i«-*r cemetery. ■ , However tranquility was soon re- ^irrrfont. GROCERIES Drn-x, PROVISIONS some bad manufacture, aud will, be *pld at one half management on the part of the com­ lbrusual price. Basis STsno. mittee. the Choys'* were somewhat Jukrm, Mich. yfcdeased when they got through playing to gnd Good Times Coming! There h one place in NsshdUo where yow «an buy alljdnds of In our line, end get the worth of year mon 0$T Straight Coffee *“he City Drag Blor. of Theodora-Max- a fizzle. 1Store of Theodore Maxton. RwUck The Old.iho Young, lhe High, the Low the Rich, the Poor, the Bond and the Free REDUCED 20 PER CENT, 28 The Child can gel just as Good Bar- Notice i<* hereby given that peraone own­ ■ffrini as the, Aged. • ing dogs who have not pai I llcrnee for the : vcat 1874 will be prosecuted' forthwith un­ , Onr motto is to sell as cheap as less paid immediately. ( the cheapest, give 16 ozs. Castleton June llih, 1H74. stored,-and everybody tried to enjoy By order of the Township Board. H. YOUNG. M- D. Office two —A. W. Olds’ new plaining mill , to the lt>. ana the right . doom xMifh of Trauma’* •l-ira. M« n themselves as best they could under । is now doing all kinds of “shaving*' , change every time. —Closing out my Wall Pap-sr stock 10 per the imperfect arrangements of the j with neatness nnd dispatch. cent leu than cost at lhe’City Drug Store. day. . YjR. C. W.WICKHAM. Particular —-E. R. White has rented Truman's I buy all kinds of produce in theto season. JL/- ■itration siren to lhe trvwtmmt o< Prirete MONEY TO LOAN ■ The crowd assembled in the orch Our business is conducted on strictly tem­ new brick to"hold his boiiery dance Ou real estate .sad personal aodurites. nrd in front of W. W. Benedict’s res- ■ perance principles. ■ E ast < am A Y ouxg . • in on the 4 th. A cool place. idence whnn after salutations and ARNO STRONG. Plifin and Fancy Express office building, Westside of Main V7 Job rrinler. Every rarlely nt Job I’riotini; -■Dean Fleming is homo on a I friendly greetings of old friends, nnd St., Naehvile, Mich. All persona having accounts witjj the firm D. C. GRIFFIT * tun oppose th* po«t office.______ ___________ visit, to his parents. lie is engaged in reviewing and rohersing incidents ol tiiouB 4 Max.vox, must call and settle D HINMAN, Fashionable Barber j in “fingering” the lightning nt Niles. away bank in the past, we gathered before the 15th of this month, and save • M-J Uiilr hijraer. All kind* nt work ~ ---------- - --------- ■ nround the bounttl ’ ul sprpad tables, —---------------- - --------5---------- - -------------------__Mr Md Mrg C|omnnt Srnjt|, costa. . Tnro. Maxbox. Nuehrilto. nnd rrom the way the “eatiblcs" dis­ will start on a pleasure trip to Min­ QIMPSON &• WEBSTER. Blackappeared one would bo impressed is Down and CHEAP for Cash al Wolcott's. kJ AH ktn-UAf wtfrt InSbc Bittk—-Ifh nesota. They will go as far as Min­ with the idea that the “old folks" —Try n bottle of the new Hop Bitten. neapolis. ■ still retain their early “pioneer appe­ If they do you no good the mony will be re­ B. RASEY, Dmvmnn. Goodsand —Mr. J. F. Fuller, lihs 40 acres of tites.” funded. For sale al t'ie City Drug Store Manufacturers and keeps on ban • IhcsM* contad <o any plac- in tbc tii>as<*. the nicest wheat in Maple Grove Burnt warn. Rood .1M)- .nd wfflfoj b.n4.1 After the "inner man" Lad been township. He expects to realize satisfied, the- crowd repaired in part ELEMENT SMITH. Dcn.ary has a gtfod assortment of FINE H W FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! A URGE STOCK OF JACOB LENTZ J V L.AWVRFI, 8900 from it. to the'church to listen to the "old and PLATED Jewelry. Ladies and Gents Lansing, has , pioneers” relate lheir hardships nnd sets; Chains, Ring*. 4c.,- which be is veiling al coat Ho warrants every piece to been engaged to deliver lhe 4th of privations of their early pioneer life ; be as represented or money refunded. : July oration at this place. lie is the other portion, especially the young folks rushed to the public square te I an able speaker. at the City Drug Store of. Theodore Max­ secure- the most conspicous standing son. —There is nothing more calculated place to see the match ball gamn to weaken a boy’s moral character —Just received a full stock of Paints and which had just commenced between Varnlabca.ut the City Drug B'ore. than to get his fish-hook “snagged” the Wulcerecris of this place, and lira on the bottom of the river. P/airies of Charlotte. The game was { —W. H. Kocher & Bro. of Jones easily won by the IVulecreen-t. they villa,have put a stock of dry goods heating the Prairies nearly two to one. v_j E. Tenney, gASTMAN A Yol Nti. Attorneys at LawHENRY II- WOOD. Justice o}the Peace. LIEBHAUSER, of ' in part of the store occupied by Capt. P Boise FARADV. llanutnclurer ’ We wish them success. About five o’clock the pleasures of Makins and Rrp.trinjr orally door, Uon dill ortA.T« p-nmpUy. Njahvllwr : FritTay. Il hurst into fmgomonts nnd (and some of the older ones) assem Caft.G. W. McConxteK, I’rnprirfor. ’ ague use “Hop Bitters* They will i regulate your syMem nn*l make you feel like a |w»v again. Trv a. bottle For snle nt the City Drug Store. JJN1ON HOUSE. feet sqnair and 21 feet high with n wing 24 feet slpiare. P —The HnstinffS Banner snys dint । the celebration of the county is to be ■NATIONAL HOTEL. A. Wrxxw. held at Hastings this year. It’s al! a 11 1‘mprtetnr. IlMtlnvb Mtvrlv Eu-ryURn* in —_.1— no tir.t * 111U* mistake. Hastings agreed last yonr to let Nashville have the County cel­ ^yjl. JONES, drunkenness to in ir the occasion .as is ebration this year, and we'd have it. —We called into Aylsworth & Fuller’s store last week and f-»und customers as thick as bees around honey floxvers. These gentleman gates, Mb’s Mitt and Provision Sale! Nwhvlljr. Ulrh- Aylsworth CORN. APPLES, INGS kept comtanlhj on ha-d. ! All kinds oi Conntdry Produce taken in FicWe for Goods, at the Highest Market Price. Nusbvil’e, April 24 th, 1674. OATS, Nakhvlile, G, A. TRUMAN. Mich. Clover Seed, &c., Hardware is Down! ; ladies' costume HARDY & AINSWORTH. Proprietors. beaten club of base D. PL BCH1S, MOIer. I HAVE A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Tin-Ware WIH'C, W liatN ow The B’uai B’rilh Journal has dis­ when he was covered that the present fashion in his mother since that time. SHF DUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ POTATOES, . He came to this town five years ago n lad of 10 summers and has not seen COFFINS AND CASKETS, wolverinemim! —Oswold J-rison. has gone to Nin- nent of a badly rna Falls to visit friends of his youth. ballisU. with Mr. Baby Cabs and Perambulators! The Nashville News gives what purpi.rlx to !>b a report of a g'inje uf Delivered al their base ball which wa< played week between our club and the Vermont ELEVATOR I.V NASHVILLE ville boys. There is a strong proba bihty that the reporter fur that paper was brought up wl»-re lynra abound­ We also keep on band and have for sale ed. fiJur club was beaten though uot LATH, .badly, but plajrod under feartnldis WOOL CARPING MACHINE! advantages ns their pitcher was left SHINGLES nt home, sick, nnd one of their best WATER LIMEi men was disabled during the progress Nashville, - - IVXicli-, salt of the game. Jl’hiij score instead of > IIAIRi would respectfully solicit the aitonlion of standing 61 to 8 stood 31 to 18. Not STUCCO, customers Io tho f<tot Hist bis mills are now a bad gdrne under tho circumstances. fc. —Middleville Republic. heretofore Our correspondent is a man of truth which we ship and retail at bottom prices. Wo make custom work a specialty. und veracity, burn in the image of Please rive ns a trial and are scllinz goods cheap and arc haye- his maker, and wc wdl believe him ing a good trade. . every time in pi%fereno» to the expo­ ^i>rcllinron« AdvrrtUrmrats. Call and get my prices before you purchase. It will enable you to buy yonr . GOODS LOWER. “ Wnutuufacluro our Furniture frr-iu the furoiighly reasoned lumber nu<! war n to be oM represented. . On the wh«ilo lhe meeting was a verry pleasant one, no rowdyism or AND CARDS. BRACKETS. DUSTERS.&C..&C.. pay the Highest Market Price for — Mr. O'ds has the basement of hi< 'often the case in such assemblages. F. Dasckb, Proprietor. new residence across Quaker brook VILLE, - Miehlgnn. completed. Tho htirldinff is to be 32 HENIX HOUSE. Jkmcm Bstaa, CbartoUa, W‘-> .V F»e . L. Brnprirfor. -I* ,r.l r- r.l .i" meeting. Together with a full assortment ol MIRRORK. PICTURES. F rt A M n Of nil styles nnd vise*, nnd METALl 1 frtrni.'he I to order. HARDY & AINSWORTH, 1 resembled sulphrr in its crude state. bled at the New.England House and IherceaJulgc 1 in the light “lantnstic ' —If you want t.» keep oflTnver nnd steps,•’ and thus ended onr Pioneer WASaVILLE HOUSE. ”eTivi. The new Crui o the day were suddenly cut short by —A meteor fell on the railroad track a thunder.storm. * la the .evening dhe young folks near the Vermontville depot, las: Bool* and Shor*. ER Parlor, .Library, Dffiiag, Office ai> . GENERAL FUNTGRE! ATTENTION. ALL! TAILOR. SPRING and S U is almost exactly whnt it was iu the days of Solomon. —The champion Supervisor of the If so, with the extensive domestic Slate lives in the town of Sunfield. arrangements of that potentate his dry goods bill must been a curiosity, Eaton Co. Hi* name is John Dow he is 70 years old, and 'has h”id tho wilh 1,-500 ladies to provide, for and SMITH & PUTSAM are now and always have been Hilling Hardware WOOL! WOOL! Mi/ Cardinff Machine Cheaper ■They are now soiling the new improved Oliver Cliilled. Flow IS BEADY agricultural implements, Purchased fur cash IF panic nnd will sell the same fur the following CASH prices: send in your wool i «rly. Wool sent t.y rail will bo . Promptly attended to nd sent back acding lu orders office of Supervisor in that town for seventy yards to tho dress pattern, which they guarantee to give satlafoction or no sale. They are also Selling the and trimings worth morn than the other. -fUmph-t > 36 consecutive years. Charlotte Plow and Drag, Union riM-r Sl»U an ! Hl* material. Now we .begin to under Mr. FOW1.KS. Curder. Chum, Empire Wringer. RathI —-These moonlight n;ghts! Ah. by stand why-the old min groined uut 2^ By calling one do., north of burn Stores, Jefferson Nads, how many vine embordered gates, Truman's new brick, yon will find in the bitterness of his suul: "Vanity and all first class Goods in their tine. “soft eyes look love to eyes that speak of vanite*—all is vanity !" and whp Don't fail to give ns a call, again” and the preasure of a tiny no amount, of fluttering, psaltcring, lukimUt I'Jliwn i Dress Iibr, 8MTH 4 PUTNAM. bond in the huge masculine paw­ harping hnd sackbuRing could drown Millinery, also a good assorto ent of wakes to ecstacv the living liar." lhe droning. FANCY GOODS. —A happy barefoot boy passed first door routb of Smith 4 Put­ —A certain farmer went to Battle thereby enabled tn furnish you wlih nam's Hardware. down Main street Tuesday singing ALL tho LATEST STYLES Creek to sell his wool. He stood 81.0 has jest weired “Oh, do not he di«conrnged, fur—” around all day and then returned to When had got thus far he stepped AND WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY Nasnville and d eposed of it for sev­ on the wrong end of a shingle nail, 0% HAND eral cents more per pound than he and—and sat down completely dis was offered at the Creek. Nextweek I have fo> side the following Agricultural Implements. on which I will couraged. ndFAUCY G OODS Ho* opened at the old stand of C- B. Ricli- give liberal discounts to Grangers, and others for CASH: we win endeavor to give the number srd*vn, his STOCK of well-eelrcted —The sheriff of Ciinton County (of pounds of wool brought to this E. D..BITGOOD. PsorsisroE. was in town Tuesday night looking ।place. foj horse thieves, who bad releived Good rigs furnished parties oa snort no—Peanut and lemonade stands are Benjnman Patrick-of that county of ew- also good feed <pd stable room for springing np like mushrooms There To which be invites lhe attention of the rulers' and the pnbluf two. Price* to two French horaes. Suffice to ray Public, UaMlb will be lots of competition ia this that he didn’t find them here. Our of North Main St., JfaebviUe, Minh. first Class (Boodts, village is a poor haven for horse traffic on the 4th. HORACE BOLTOV Wheeling Nails, per hundred, $4,25 rates. Good Scythes, war. 80 cts. old price, $1.00 ic a $1.25 " 1.50’ HEADQUARTERS Better Scythes, “ 70 LOO Scythe Snaths, 65 Good 3-tined Fork, 1.0o» MRS. L. O. CROCKER 20 Goood Hay Rakes, .25 3.50 Grain Cradles. 5.oo PROVISIONS Do’blc Shovel Plows, 4 5o 5.oo ISTE W G-OOJDS Mich. Stove Co. Stoves, $14 to $45, war. 1 yr. A CeWets Aisortot Of Mfllinery CAPT. BOISE LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! firortrirs aud ^rorislintJ, NEW MEAT MARKET! ■ theives. roe & Clever, On Toly 2nd, by H. H. Wood. Ml*e Je**!e —Last Friday Miss Louisa Brooks Still • ell of Castleton, to Mr. Edwin Van ; entered coraplaintbe fore Esq. Wood,. . Auk er, of Kent Co. iking the public for past favors solids e । against James L Whitcomb of B.it! tie Creek, charging him with assault MMitinuanee of the same, and would inform the public Ibal they will i and intent to commit rape, on the •‘Sad thing to hose year wife.” •n-r, Trt on >r Trt A m C of M», Iwt, «l AMyri« Cooler. saul a friend to a Vermonter who F It Ju S JJL Al E A T b, | A warrant was issued nnd put into stand nt the grave of his wife. ••Well, ---------------- ----------------------—------ --------- i..... ........... f*' of all kinds, which will be add low for cant ! the hands of McCormick, who went tolerably sad,r replied the mohrner, ---------- , — “ Datil. Creek but Whitcomb could ••bat then, her clothes jest fitted my ^hrttU, Mi«h.' ’’ loot ba («U»J. Ii oldest ^irl." GROCERY STORE! baa opened a Grocer)* and Prorhoa Store BOTTOM PRCES FOR OB! Russell Combined Reaper and Mower, Rob­ bins’ Combined Coni & Fallow Cultivator, Gale Sulky Hay-Rake, Coquillard Wag­ on, Hastings Steel and Battle Creek Chilled Plows, Sash,Doors,Blinds. Next Door North of Aiffssoorth's, ■ CW, r<ud for Prnbux of all Hadi Eave Troughing a Speciality, New Hardware. Groceries, Provisions, Jfe Remember at the sign of the LOW for C.V8II. f I’rvdvee. HUBAE HOLTOSi. Nashville, Nov. lai, 1878. L. C. BOICE. C. C. WOLCOTT< Eaet Side Main fit., Nariivilltt, JKcb. # ---- �20167751 Diabetes, Gravel, Dyapepeli Constipation, Jaundice, Bright's Dlaasse, •owrajt is c.rrrupted th* painful aud rroJuruag effect* are viuta* in man v Hprtnit, 8t.WM(W4»M; Xo.3 dug agenda. ; i pon the con- ., HtsUs. May H t*™.** rJws-sl’ai U. ualtou frteuJsblpasilijMWrmaidosUnn. B.’S.Gmamv. BMUtonpon vital and imnortau’t organs, as ? tbs brain, lunw, liver and kidticya, tMMtkBt I nr “ -. J*4 bn«“'“ <*rb«S «* *ta «««« and fair; drophobia, and what treatment of it is -most .. ’ : effectual Optaiuna are divided as to • pw”1 "u r- ■■■■ iu 1S.A IJnzu) ’ - *T- LOUIS. Wwv.v—X. 0 Chicago. Bl.mull it behoov. s every - ©no to keep the blood iu a porfweUv healthy condition, and I The Uli providing for the distribution of to make tha awards; Usaeklali Welk, of Michigan ; Martin Ryeraon, of Now Jersey; Kenneth Baynor, of MlatUsnippl ; George W. Wo-odward. ot FeHnsylVhnfa. and Oalob Bald- ticipeto. * ' . ■ - . Senator Logan and Supervising Architect Mulfolt indulged iu a duel of words, which tkr.-irtxry of Hi'sTrwasury, al Washington, tbs’ other day. Mullet t became so outrageously “noisy and profane that Secretary lirivtos called a hatt, and iuformoA binS UuMhe'wonM Building: aud also added that his insolence to visitors Imd become intolerable, and a (rqpetilion of encii eonduci would In followed: by his removal. * sielaul Secretary of the Treasury,.tendered him by tlm Proaident. - TheoiWte Tilton has published a countsrI4a»t to the recent action uf Plymouth Church and the Cangregaliapal Council, by which ba waa reftmed a hraring in defense of Ids con stantially corroborates the ’ tsatimony of Woud.hull as to Mr. Beecher‘a crirtiinality, and pubbabea tha following aa an extract frou*. a document signed by the latter: —A. C. Buell, tile Washington coireepoudent of tho Detroit ,/nv Pn-aa, has bocn indtciod by Hie grand Jury of the District of Columbia fur*'<l<faming the character of Sena­ tor Zach. Chandler. five years Pqstmartor-General -*ha« resigned, anil Cengmema* EageusHale. of 51 Due, lum . been designated by the President aa ids snecasaor. —Senator Morton is in brtter health than —It is aaid that Powtmaater-General Cros­ well resigned because of tho disregard that CongrcKs paid to his recommendations. Il ii also rcjwrtod that bo will be appointed Alinia—Henry Ward Beecher appears to be on- vnraatinn with a New York reporter, the other Ho bad a large pastorate under bu. Plymouth Church rirrttld decide that it woul4 rxKOul letter, he would do ao without hesita­ tion. H» friepda are confident tha» hewilj come out of tho affair with flying colors. —The Attorney-General of loffa holds tha'. Urn validity of tho Railroad law in that Stale is not at all affected by the failure of the companics to famish the information required for tlieir dhMificalion. His argument is Ibal thc corporations have failed to file reports giving information to aid iu the dircharge of this duly, the Council must bare recodrse to other eogreow. It would lie a very strange condi­ tio# of affairs, says tho Ailornay-Oencral, if a person should be allowed to plead bis own de- GKXKRXL. —The bill for the distribution ot lhe Gencv» jourmneni, providea-for the appointment of a coorl of ftvw Comsniasionare to be appointed by the President with the advice of Hm Scn- rtmli be H.Kneacb, with daik at tS.CO), aud a rliort-hand reporter al ♦2,500 per annum. The President may designate a ccunrelor-Btlaw to represent the Uilerceta of the Govern­ ment iu all amen and claims for indemnity for txaw is not completed within tiial time, tlu> FTeeidoat may by proclama' ion extend the . Jouroed eta-jCfc. ' . bitted to ciua , ‘ it—-..—tL:?:——... ..... ' TUK CENTR/CNLAL. 1 rhiladclpltia is hi downright earnest ia regard to the Centennial. The in­ AH.waiW. rm. * . . . .. . the leareof the AUaotic and Groat Western ifri*bn« bovn t*k»-n and nw»n are Al^lTT. b.-l blood. IW mnU.lL.oti. -f'1" bringing the nawa of a skirmish lhe guard Lad | fdr a (erin of ninriy-tdno years. This worv Mr..narina' for tin- lavinr of forms in wbid: it manifeata itself would form -W7.30©1»JO. with the Indians about 8 o’clock in tho fore- I u of lLo Ld k4L whk.b DOW-ai wwk lat “»« ‘»ytDg Of vnbjaetenpou which I. might write volumes. ; -’"“■"rar.'rcL.WK. noon, 10 miles weal of Dodge. The mail wa» ) iu ‘ foundation. Tho working planHWie But as aJl.tha varied forma ot discare which VimaT-Atatn Michigan, |iJM&Ln; Xo. aitackwdfay about <0 Indians, but riipoUng too ! * * x: all ready, and is a few days theeon- depend upon tad Mood.' a fri» •< which Ihavo 1 zd. H.MGL*. Co=—tt^CSc. olr»-tt&y blgh te tat the *oldters, who in return fifed and j . FORKIQX. ! tracts will bo aWardud. The tract of •uu mcrateck at the hand of tins articlq. are I DMTItOlT. cured, or best treated, by speb medicines aa j M‘ to site? flvatf tb* savages, aud worn:Jed _]>, th# French Assembly a oompromire ground devoted to the Exposition is 450 tako up from Una fluid sud excrete from the ' siatem Ute noxioua elemauta, it ia not of prao- I ,-J0*. Lo“"Ktikale. Oxtr- fi-oiw.-. '• »ot« in ext. pt. while tin- gr.l.J pxT.lbm ti’cal importance, that 1 should drecribe each i . CLEVELAND. a dosrii tamre, ws* burned, and Diu by whieh the Goranu»sx.t rateina ths power | ...*- .* . ;n!, Wnut-lto. 1 Red, l.a^lJl; So. J Bed, (1.2> mu klllml xml tb. MUUr. Ari..,, Mi. _u„ ,h, „Moh, will corer t <«ntj orrn. AlUr-r.lnij minutely. For instance, medical anlhoriUefc doscribc about fifty vxrietire of skin diaoaan, fti.si. Ccww—fasjfk-. Oi-to-MiAea. .There is a reliable report of the j-eani. * calling on the National Government for ... ,m...... U .. L-r u« pmrtrnd oumi HOUSEHOLD w... »■ capture of the mall near Medicine Lodge, and -Herr HMtafald, who was rant from Ger- kelp, the iniHjagera have adopted the the killing and real plug of rix person*, In- mftnjr Rpriu with tho offer of a loan to be ■ advice giwnlhe wagoner, snd put their to know Inst what name .to atmlv to a certain f<ma of »kjn dwe***. so you know-how lx«t to : PANACEA eluding U>a mall agent. Among the atrni- gu^i^l by a mortgage upon th* FtaUppii.o ’ own shoulder* to the.wheel Thry in euro it. Then again, 1 might go on and describe ‘ cCa Ite^Tl^ihi tl^bJ’v T’jota: I'’“nd-’h*“faUtt,in hU,ni-‘<,,’“*‘1,«,nrt‘‘'1 tend to pnsli the matter tbnmgli,-if various kinds ufrierufidoueSoree.FevorBore*, i« Ikal In Urns II wilt rnoe. a. vaw loox. Oauxdiau waa that on tlr> body of John tw ^rijn. . * t _ Wi.iloHxeliinga, Enlarged Glandy, aud Ulcers FAMH.T June., who at -one time resided in Dodge o,.. 6 neccaimry, ouaided and alone. A jour- of varying apjweraucc; but an *1! Hiewe vart j 'o;:»-ap]H!aring mauifeataUnus rf bail blood are ; Oty. He wa* found with taa tegs aud arm. whom UwnukUer xlB~.f(,rrTd bo Called The Centennial, is published cured ’by nuifunn mean*, I deem sncli.a | LINIMENT. Blretchod to U>eir ntmort and [unned to tho । M 1Uoc f(J(, tho l>orjMj him jn in Philadelphia, the minsion of which coitnra nunccCTisary. Thoroughly cleanse the | ground, astf, not being satisfied with that, the lJ10 j. wjn bo remembered that « to further the interrat of the Expo- blood, which Is ths great fotuilain of Ufo, aud j good digestion, a fafc skin, ‘bnnysnt spirit-. ; HOUSEHOLD fiaada drove.* stake down fbrough hi* body. be WB>. eon>*Mxtri<>t of Itochafort. and par- J sit ion, and to solicit subscriptions from vita) streugth. a»ul eonndneea of constitution ' Another hunter, W. Mnhter, w «wv«! much wme of tt. wprU Urodtie(, whoUipir dd aggnu). will *11 return to us. PANACEA - .I Hie liver bi the great depurating or bjoedwere perpetrated during the terrible reign of disement of the Quaker city. i'tc-aurititf ontau of the system. Ret-llils great | rw*ff AXb ctanuu. ,'TT^i„ u,ing of betweeu 1>cudoii H/.vcoa.wza- axj> Iestk/T iuuhts. *'Itonaefncper ” of our health at work, and | FAMILY thu foul corruptiop* which gender iu the A mob brokaiuto the Jad at CamUtou. xujJ IWtf Jau<.iro WM comoiBted w: the 224 The Supreme Court of WiscoDMU has blood and rot out, aa it were, the machinery LINIMENT. ’ “5* •'‘to «* •' <“**• I of iuna. rendered u deoision which covers the nt life. ar» gradually expelled from the urnlent. Fur thia purpose my (iolden Medical, Fever and Ague,Intermittent Fever, <»nductrdhlmlo<M«MtrtI?tbbv!n^ th^Ute^XIrt ^hrif tari' F"00'^ inT<JtcJ in Ue JU1W Discovery and Purgative Pellets are pre­ Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, and hung tarn to a tree. Kvmm «. a young ; , noltith.tandmg th^hXly al*lU,D ‘J* J«n" eminently the articlee needed. They cure i-------- ---—----- ------ ,—------ ,,------------■ very kind of humor .except cancer), from lhe ' AETPer Day guaranteed ■**»< Dumb Ague, Periodical or AGg®r man in roar*, tut old in crime. bavUut been of (JefondBne f.ady Mordaunt ,on WttM ,n ^nvor of l*,e ’•flr* *“® caxc aural rmitula to the romtnon pimple, bloteb ’ Bilious Fever, Ac., and in­ guilty of a numtxr of munlere, by. bis own —The cirraktton <ff the Hilda in Turkey ba* ’ >p question wax between the WexhWis- under their mighty cura'ire inllncnce. WawlJt paxie totJpercs deed all tho otrecrtlons tawn prohibited. I cousin Railroad Company and the • Enlarged Glands, Tumor* and Boellings MIjlRj I***" **T*'X?j which arise from ma­ dwindle r.Way and disappear under tho influUM,CtecteraJ —Police Commissioners Gardner snd Char—l*ta> Britiah Houseof Common*hxipi*>-c«i Board of Supervisors of Trempckutu unco . f three great rcnoivoute. The •vxteru ■ ----larious, marsh, or - ■ -■-• rj-------------------------Bek, of New Yojk. Lave l>een convicted cf 1 tho Licensing bill. ' county. — • • ... Im-ng |u>l tinder their influence for ’a few INYIJff The corporation denAiuicil mlsaamatic violating Um- Election law last November. weeks, tjie rttiu becomes elaar, etnoolb, raft I : B11J iuitru< iion>'lLwu»«st rtc*,re*t-j>a — A Madrid dispatch states that Marahxl (he cancellation of certain tax ceriifl- and velvety, and. being illuminated with the : (Jnc !<’■<* A'imfJv Ot-. we 8. Birttw-at-, nils., 1 poisons. CinoUa han at faat decided to adopt the only , , , , FlRMf .1X1) CA&UALTJKX. glow of perfect health from within, true policy in the Ireitmeul of the Cartlate which 0,1 tl,e B^und that the land taxed i renty ,tJul. fo. th iu all it. ghnv. A »»««"’•’•J Y.^. It te —Richmond, Ky.. was lately visited by a exempt- from ! holds out the least prospect of .ureesa. He had k" 1 been ------------*------’ taxations, origi­ The effects of all uitultcincs which ojwratc 1 t<Diu**».«»»tat*t“« <>••• orioaonai diaaatruqa confUgratimi. Ixnn caiuunte-.t al proposer to starve them onl of tho country; nally, and ilinl th<- Lcgudatare liftd no upon the ry-teji* tbrouah the medium ol the patxre aa< >«tu*at>* aMowlna rest ot*4verUali •90,imo.-a■ - ’ —Syracuse, N. Y., haa just experienced an ' loronfino them to a ucnall aud barren torn-, power to repeal tho exemption, the to.*y la. the North, and beyond this make no Federal Oonatitntion forbidding "legis­ Tbl.hssnu appalling calamity, reuniting in tho death of upward of fourteen people and tho. airiming lation to,impair the validityofeontfacta. ,na«hr,ifiit.^A " ^k^HFocket FhotxK cf some one hundred more. A stiawbcrry 1 do* uot wish to place ray Golden Medical , ■EHHH----------------------The court held tliat nnder lhe Cqnali. festivatewas bring held in a Baptist Church. Discovery In the catalogue of quv*k patcut n ll >rrju x»u«uti«« power. ,l,.n. »llho« Ooot e.v. f« <">l»Ui>n !u r.pri»U», tntion of Wisconsin “ all general laws The verdict• -swaa •• “ O-I1Guilty under • which corporation» without Xeutrisia. Dysentery. r^.pliuloi lb. .MS H. >U ««rr BGciiofort's letter. Tb. Indeed, where disorde b.!.., Tbo p^or »„«„ th. (Mr. •ilb.x>«h»»>taK«lreon,.<.tm». Udtb.pn,. banking privileges may have boon cre­ th. room 0».K-O~th A A . ated may be altered or appe^rd ut any tlireatoucd Jxetwoen IPersia and tiro alarm was immediately given, and the . — ' War ""r ’in” ta.,-teura-Uiws^.i ’erria «... time by tho Legislature of the State.” flreuion hunted to the aceno. Boon 10,000, , ,„, —’ The for tai treaty between France aud the. people wore them, and tromsudou* ex~ United States has been ratified by the French With the mercury, never alxtve 9ft citemont prevailed. The follow ingdegrees in the daytime, and with uighta tern of all other kiwwti blood ixdsnm*, be tbev i —------ -----1 -— ■' _* ---------------uainod ncraons w««ro instantly killed: । zz'jjSr Wisconsin Central Railroad. -Pullman f^lafe ears have been iutro- bo cool tl.nt covering is needed for com­ Dr. O. W. Wainwright, Mr*. F-. fortable sleeping, Mwnewuta invites onr dticdd in Northern Italy. should bo b«jkod upon cith anapiu-ion. They Dr. J. 0. AYEK * CO., Lowell, Hue, —Tne distress cousopienl upon the India Southern fneiula to come and tarry with liovi-r can do it. -nj- <--> m t c 33 E. Kair. Mis* Gnsaie Carpontsr : Mrs. Abijab her during the “hot term." If you Mort medicines which are advorliaed b> a Veeuar, ?f Utica; Slice Gracia Holmes. Miss wish to do bo, or wish to know all about Ll.iod punlUta ami liver modictaes contain TO SETTLERS AND LUM BERMEN. Winnie Collins, Hattie Beotian). John Aurtht : . - , . - , , ,, , , , the b© nt ties und comfort'* of a Northern either mercury iu aorao form or potasaium ---------O«n.mto. . I— .k.« .,iw. .IU, Mb. a»W» °> All LOf.1 these TH • c<ini>«ay Kummer, Bcnd.to W. .IJ. Btennett, Gen­ and . . hhliiio «___ _ VAslOUBiy ____ . combined. 1- —- « _toI___ __ . V..offava fbr r.BMa*la H » la«e» amount thfi cf have a strong tendance break down *1Utf.nu».,vn»> coiiu^Lni«ii»i0». Utd'- eral Passenger Agent Chicago and agents tho blood corpuscles and debilitate and other- j NurUiwtstarn railway, Chicago, for n about ao-.'tui probably dte. Th. **ade»rt »**wd ,h* diaretebh.hmrat of the church, copy of “ The Northwest Ulustrittcd,'' ana snouui, ttwweiorc. o« aircaraau. My Gulden Medical Discovery, on lhe other waa catiMxl by ths giving way of 0io joists for tottrista. It will be Kent you jrcr. of ha*»d, being corojwcd of fluid extract* of tut- । thaA supported tho floor. Tha Joist* ran from) in a severing of the bonds between Church charge. live plants, barks and. roots, will iu no case both rides of the room to a croes-stnugcr. aud Stale, will certainly cause a rupture be­ Thrke is a society iu Brooklyn—Mrs. produce injury, its effect* being strengthen- I ’ tween tbs High aud Liw Churclu the middle of which was bupported by iron tug and curative only. t*araa;>*rill*, which I —A proposition waa made in the Committee Dr. Theodore Cnyler, D. D., President uao-l io enjoy qtuls a reputation*** btao.l I rods from the roof. Tho stringer gave way. FOR FOUR MONTHS. purifier, is <i of thirty' yrar» ayo, and I pulling the ceiling aud ro'4 down upon the‘ of Thirty of the French Assembly, on thefiflih —for putting down horsts, garters, ....>■ yHE REMINGTON «_il n-WB BM II Ik tn lli.KOK. I ( «f Jane,to prolong the term of office of high-bceled shoes, false liair, water­ people and precipitating them into tho room President MacM^iou to lop years. Much opbelow. A which later medical investigation aud dirfalls, monster linnets, rouge, hair dye. coveryhave brought to light. y-A horrible accident occurred near Fort, and other ft miniuo vanities. The so­ Both Discovery and Pellets are sold by a>! > Wayne, Ind., a few cvotiings ago. A farmer —llaward Staunton, the noted English ciety mokes but little headway. It hjis fi'nt-daM drnggtate in all parte of the world. named Largeu attempted Io OU a lighted hereinjcrons <x»ui.ns‘T nru- ntM. choeo-player and SUaaspva'cau editor, died tho world, lhefta*li, the devil, and the Jonw A. Wtui ix. Era., Meigavtllc, Morgan i nene lamp, and when In the act the can ignited in England on the 2Cth of June, at the ago milliners against iL county. O. writes: When I «m 12 or 15 and a terrible explorlon fol lowed. Mr. Iwwgen yc*r« of age, I took what is called King’s Evil 1 SurraiEiiK from" Scrofula and Scrofn- or Scrofula, and by constaut doctoring, it1 —Tbn Budget Com mi l loo of the French 'XI-IK MKW IMI’ROA'ED would b»*l tri Wo place snd break out in arbreast; wid'his throe children, aged 4, 6~ ends rcavoetivelr, who ware atandiniT bv hi* aide, Aseombly has rejected the bill of M. Hague, Ians affection*, clean np! Why wear yonr other, fl aleo broke out in ray left ear. 1 Pimplas, BlotchM, Ulcer*, Sore*? Why have were k> terribly burned that they all dled in a Minister of Fintoce, for an iucreaaa of direct tho life twisted outs of you by Dy»p«>p*i*, •ent ten miles for the find bottle nf your Die- | eovnrv, wlrch did me morn good than all other Rheumatism aud Gopt ? Why suffer Sypluhuc few Imnr* afterward. texaUon. and ha* voted to decrease tho peyaud Morciirial disease* io rut tbs bunco In year —A large atone grist-mill near Mount Sinai, mcntB to the Bank of France. body or tho flesh of your b"ues? Why lot lialpod n>r so much as one bottle of your diea. - a ., .I.— ,. . .1;, —M. Courbet, a wealthy French artist, and _____a Long Island, was blown down a few days oorety. I am well and able to do a good day’s ago, killing five pcraccs and eeriouaty injnr- one of the leading spirit* af<the Commune. Ex’r of SxKxArAtni-i-A cure* tha-e complvnta, work’ THE “MEDAL FOK fROURFSS,” WEEKLY WISCONSIN and clsauac* them oat of-tho ircrtem. Use it building tho Vendome Column. faithfully, aud you bring tp sorncty * bcalibier. AT cleaner and far more acceptable member.— routitr. N.Y., write.: I had been affijcted-: FlS.lSt lAL 1M> iXDVSTKIAL. j with Salt Kbenm io i'a worst form fra great Tua iTiunur Oanx* o» "Hrnst." Awa*«xn ar /Anux-rat llaUitncrr, Md. —The effect ot the signing of Hie now Car- > COKGKEtitilONAL HUAtMAKl-. manv years, until I bought veur Gulden Med- j K’‘V'’«tvio*. Wtuiorr’s Tq>*ic is nut a panacea—>h teal Dmcovaryaiid took two bottle* and* ha’f, , jy0 Seizing Machine Received a Higher SxruuDAr. Juno 20.—.Smale.—'p«e second and «as entirely cured. From my shoulder to/ Prize. immediate and extraordinary activity in tho not a cure for cvcrylbiug, but is * catholioon .action ef the Sundry Clvfl ApproyrUUou bill, aa hands I wa* entirely covered with erupfor raalariou# diesaacs, and day by day adds my i Ailway (bare market. A large uitnbsr of CRAMEB. AIKENS A CRAMER, A FBW GOOD K>.A5ONSi frtnh laurel* to its crown of glorious succeed li"C.«, also on face and body. I was alro Engorged liver* and Spleens, along the *h*dy atilieted with Rheiimattem, so that I walked I j<—a >-»w fswwtfoe, TnoBcuonxx Tsaran aud banks of our lakes and rivers, ore restored to only with great difficulty, and that ia entirely ,rcur«4 *r Lslwre IWtenL M.—X*kca * rtrfrrt ncc* stitch, alike on both their healthy aud normal *is-reu<»ns. Health cured. tttr.otrr ht.»««<x4,D. . aud vigor follow it* use, and Chit Is navo taken speculative tendency waa devebiptd. J. M. It..nts-nN. We»t Grove Station. Iowa, 3._;t-n* teuur, Bnoora. KoMsiaaa and Barin thslr departure from every bouxobi-ld where . spprorriaW fiw.uk) tberefor. Tbs July 14, 1872, writes: >1« wifa flmt became _|r,lalmM*ri1*«<.r qualities. Wilhoft ’ s Antl-Periodio is kept and taken. waa agreed to—yeaa, nays, lame ntao years ago. Swentnga would »pprer | 4,_ D v«a»i.»-ff«*»/Mrmre wHkoniO»re>'»POLITICAL. Don’t fall l«- try it. WnooiAXW, Ftxxxr A a>>d disappear on lier tap. aod *be we* geode- . s._H ai .»„«<,<t,.j WorkoaA FsaryM.lrik. Co.. ri»pinters,’ New Orleans. —The State ProhibiUou ConveuUoc: of ally becumiuff reduced, awl bur whole system . . mi „v,ner. Foa saut »r xi.i. D*r<K»nn». Michigan meet* at Lansing on the 80th of rotten with dteci-c. In 1S71 a swelling broke! ' _. Vatl Kllin, xoasarrl by th* eserater. on her Li r . disrl.aretag large quantities and ; te ; < , fct4 , MleM ..rb<UMf*4wli.te raa*ls<.sM July, to pul a lickst in the field for State ofTHE NoKTHWSffTKRN BORRK-N.Ub CO.’b since that limo there are several O|»eulr.gs • __ u lhrr»;»J without prealns thre.s ' '• Fudshed " Nail ia the beet in tbe world. Hive had ffv. doeton. at an re pen re of *125. «■•••• ■ • • bo nothioA will Ao W gt»A hot . rat- ' , h™,„ Joseph A. Tdcwub for Governor. RAILROAD IXTKLUOKXCK. —By the compleifon of lira Chicago and Paducah railroad, an entirely new route is '--A letter, from Dodge fiity, Kan , dated | opened between 81. Loula and Chicago.' June 25, gives the following Indian news: .{ - -The Erie Railway Company baa condtaded Ayer’s Ague Cure, ZSfitCSJff 50 CENTS WEEKLY WISCONSIN works. THE BEST FAMILY PAPER. REMINGTON Sewing Machine. - -The Civi*aHighta bill, not having been rracbcd iu lhe House of lleprMeut&tivea in 21, made a declaration of Uie<r principlcr. and the regular order, goee over tilt the next «•- pul in notninatiou tbd following ticket for , District Affaire, and Ihr romnlUw raber.|uenUy King, of Pttbtiq’ue county; lyeasnror, J. W. Ukr*l< d until neat December. prvvidedil ran General. J. T. Kealtey, of PutSawottamic !'»’• »»: grren rvftMcd to appropriate anything for the snuHty; Gleri. of the Supreme Court, George j ?rTe®f*. c°" W. Ball. .,f Tolk ccutiiy: Supreme Court > -TV ¥tah bill passed both Hones, of Con- Reporter, J, M. Weart. of Buchanan county ; »*nv.« to Regiatsr of Huie isdnPVflidv, M. Ilodenna), jirury ot Story county. j 4n>;«ra<Amri -Gen. John MeJMt*. of th«l3*!i lUiuoi* The Jotai uHl. aa wum elan the laovbito Peutiajlvauia, both Itapuldicaua, have beer: stand* the act hi powwrie** to interfere with nominated for ra-eketfou tn Oougroa*. —The General Assembly of Rbods Iriand polygamy. Ai'.hcngtr U cmulouino tta> prac­ tice it provide* no adequate j>enrilie» for ita baa adjourned wiUiuitt electing a Benal.ru-, On lhe Ja*i ballot Burnisde received <2 vole', -Coder the Fowteffi-e AppropriaU'>ji_laW. Dixon M. *>d Bmricw ML --Tho forto*it<g is Ute official vote of Ore­ finally jo^rd I* Gongre^, tta jratJmberw of darty aud Weekly i:<w*|>sp*re will, after Jauu- gon for O.ngreerman -. Lwlow. Dteiomal, a.y 1. be m^d to jrepsy poetege co ril a,M2. Wdiiam*. 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TERMS: $1.80 FEB ANNUM, • in»«rf»My ta ASrum. ' i Tkm> -Thkms Bzmoru Axhtbbko to. A CHOICE H.^MboU»«oH*n4 Und, And «U iw> d«J* *" *uuttX: M»U>»flJ4<4 ®h»rW, drawn By prtaotaa xraji, «-•■«■ rt»tely; Ute U» m ■wmrtWi.x «rta> tor oao Wtonrortnn-kTra^r-ib. THE BACHELOR'S SURPRISE. A chill December evening, with the rain and snefw forming a disagreeable sort of conglomeration on the sidewalks, the gas-lamps at tho corner flickering sullenly "through the miA, and the wind taking one viciously, os one camo round the corner. Not a pleasant evening to assume possession of a now home : bnt necessity knows no law, and Mr. Borkdale put up his night key into tho red brick house in the middle of the block, sincerely hoping that his new landlady would have common sense to light a fire in the grate. quoth, beamingly. “There's a good fire, and it's all right." “All right, eh?" said the bachelor, feeling the blue lip of his frosted nose to see whether it had 'escaped being' frozen off entirely. “ Well, I’m glad to bear that. Have the trunks come ? ” “ O, yes, sir, and the other things.” “ What other things ? ” demanded Mr. Barkdale. But Mrs. Hinman pursed her lips up. “ I wasn’t to tell, sir, please." “ Esther an eccentric old lady," thought Mr. Batkdale, pushing past tier to the third-story front room, which he had solemnly engaged the day before. It had been a rather dark and dingy little den by the light of the moon, but dow, softened by the coral shine of a well-filled grate, it wore quite another and a brighter aspect “ Velvet paper on tho walla, gilt pan­ eling, red carpet, and a Sleepy-Hollow chair,” thought Mr. Barkdale, glancing around. “ Not so uncomfortable, after ail. When I get my things unpacked, it will seem qu<te homeUko.” He sei down his valise in the corner, deliberately opened it took out a pair of slippers, and invested his tired feet therein. Next he laid off his o-ercoat. •* Now for a cigar,” thought he. But’ttie brown-layered weed was yet in hit hand, when there was a bustle and a Hutter and a whisper and a many noise on the landing outside, and tho door flew open, as if by magic, to admit half-a-dozen blooming, laughing gins. Mr. Barkdale dropped his cigar and retreated a step or two. “ Don’t be alarmed," said tho tallest and prettiest of the bevy ; “it's only a surprise." “A very agreeable one, I’m sure,” said our friend, recovering in some de­ gree his presence of mind. “ There’s no mistake, I hope ? " said a yeDow-treasad blonde. “ Your name is not Greenfield ? " “No mistake at all, I assure you,” said Mr. Barkdale. “Of course it is not Greenfield. Sit down, ladies.” And he rushed forward the SleepyHollow chair, a camp-stool, and two rheumatic reception chairs, which were all the accommodations presented by his apartment. the girls all fluttered out again, gig­ gling, and in a second, before ho could benches and a table-cIUb, dishes, bou­ quets, a pyramid of mseuwnics, piledand a mysterious something like nnto an iee-cre&m freezer. The golden-tressed girl clapped her hands. this for you, sir," she said. “ O,” said Mr. Barkdata, bashfully, “It’s all a surprise gate’s cousin.” ^SHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1874. VOL. I. Is it? ” said Mr. Barkdale, more .in just step across the street, and send Mr. the-dork than ever. “ And how do you suppose wo found Nott Greenfield over." “ But you must return with him," it si! out ? " demanded tho tell girl with tho black eyes and scarlet feather in her said the girls. And Mr. Barkdale was not allowed to hat * depart until he had promised. . ■ “ I haven’t the least idea.” Mr. Jioti Greenfield—a gwod-IoCking “ Wo found your letter to Kate, a&d medicai student, who had the “ akywe girls read it, aud resolved to take you and lier both by surprise. She is parlor" directly opposite—come prompt­ to be here in half an hour. Barbara— ly on mention of lhe name of Kate Kellthat is Barbara Morris, in- the blue ford, and did the polite thing in intro­ merino dress," with a turn, of her long ducing Mr. Borkdale; and Barkdale lashes toward the golden haired girl— ate of the sandwiches, and enjoyed the “ pretends sho has moved here, and cake and cream, and ccnxetl - Miss Bar­ Kats ia to come and spend the evening bara to pin a little pink rose in the but­ ton-hole of his coat, and enjoyed him­ with Barbara. Won’t it be a joke?” ' “ Stupendous I" said our hero, grad­ self prodigiously. ually beginning to comprehend ttio “ I’d like to lie surprised like this every night in the year !" said he. mortifying fact that he was mistaken “ O, you greedy creature !" said Misa for some one else. . Barbara. “What will Kato say when alio sees “ But there was one time I seriously you here?” ejaculated another maid, meditated • throwing myself out of the merrily. Ah I what indeed? " said Mr. Bark­ window,” said he, “when you told ipo dole, wondering in what words he could I was to hiss Kate.” ' “ Dear, dear.!” said Barbara, iron­ boat explain matters. “ Of course we shall -nil look the_ ically, *• that would have been dreadful, other way whilo you are kissing and wouldn't itF “ But the awkwardness of the thing." hugging her," said Miss Barbars, de­ “ I dare say you never kissed a pret­ murely. “Very considerate of you, I am ty girl,” pouted the blonde. -“I never did,” said' the bachelor, sure,'* observed Mr. Barkdale. "She’s the sweetest girl in New growing bold ; “ but I will now, if you York," exclaimed the tall damsel, en­ say so." “ But I ddn’t say so," said Barbara, thusiastically. “Ism one of her dear­ est friends. Wo work our newing-mn- coloring and laughing. " Behave your­ cnines side by side at. Madame Grill- self, sir I” Mr. Barkdale went homo with tho fair artl’s. Hasn’t sbo ever written to you Barbara, oud'lhey grow to be very great about Alice Moore ? " ■ “I—I don’t just at this moment re­ friends, and—where’s the use trying to conceal how it oil ended ? They wore call that she has." married nt tho year’s end, with all the “Or well,’ it doesn't matter," said six aurprisera for bridesmaids, Kate Alice. “Just you ait down, and be a Kellfbrd included. Mr. Nott Green­ good boy, while we fix the tables. field proposes to follow the example os Aren’t those roses beautiful? My noon ns he getn his uiploma. goodness gracious, how astonished Kate will be 1" INVENTIONS. “ She can't be more so than I am," Tradition says that John fount, one said Mr. Barkdale, sinking into tho of the throe inventors of printing, Sleedy-Hollow chair, and passing his charged with multiplying books by tho hand vaguely across his forehead. aid of tho devil, and was persecuted “Well, it's a mere matter of fate; I both by the priests and the people. can't see how I’m going to explain my­ Tho strongest opposition to the press self ; and yet, perhaps I ought to ex­ has, however, been presented in Tur­ plain. Ladies—" key. The art of printing hod existed “ Hnsh-ah-ab-ah !” cried tho six pret­ over three hundred years before a ty giriw, »»» «u » hissing chorus; printing-press was established in Con­ “Kate’s coming; Bessie has brought stantinople. From 1726 to 1740 that' her. Hush-sh-sh I Don’t say a word, press issued only twenty-three volumes. Mr. Greenfield.” The . golden-haired It was then stopped,.and did not re­ girl's hand was clapped firmly pver his sume its issues until after tn interval mouth, Alice Moore grasped hia arm of more than forty years. About 1780 spasmodically, and tho other four a press was established at Scutari, and danceci a sort of bewitching little Jami- between 1780 and 1807 issued forty vol­ nine war-dance about him, while a umes. Again its operations were susseventh ^jirl entered—a pretty, Ma­ pendedrjuid were not resumed until donna-faced little creature like a dove. 1820, since wl^ch time it has worked “ Como and kiss him, Kate,” cried more industriously than heretofore, al! the others. “ Now don’t be ridicu­ although fettered with the paternal lous, for we shan't take any notice. oversight of the Turkish Government. Here he is!” The ribbon-loom is an invention of "Kiss who?" cried Kate, stand­ ing still, and staring nil around her. “ Girls, wtiat on earth do you mean ?” the sixteenth century, and, on the plea that it deprived many workmen of bread, was prohibited in Holland, in Ger­ " You provoking thing I" said’Barba­ many, in the dominions of the Church, ra, stamping her little foot. " Do you and in other countries of Europe. At suppose we are all fools? Why, .of Hamburg, the Council ordered a loom course, we know all about him • It's Mr. to be publicly burned. The stocking­ Greenfield—your cousin, Kate—tho loom shared the fate of- the ribbon­ loom. In England, Die patronage of young M. D.” Queen Elisabeth was requested for the Kate looked around in bewilder­ invention, and it is said that the in­ ment. ventor was impeded rather than assibt“Where ?” ed in his nndertakiug. “ Why, here 1” In France, opposition to the stock­ “Nothing of the sort!" said Miss ing-loom- was of the moat 'base and Kato, demurely. A Frenchman, who had Our hero stood up, feeling himself cruel kind. growing uncomfortatily warm and red. adopted the invention, manufactured “ Ladies," he said, “ there's some by the loom a pair of silk stockings fur mistake here. I said at the cutset that Louis XIV. They were presented to the French monarch. The parties, my name was not Greenfield.” however, who supplied hosiery to th a “There 1” cried the girls at once. court caused sereral of the loops of the " There !” echoed Kate, defiantly. “ Didn't we tell you ?" cried the stockings to be out, and thus brought the stocking-loom into disrepute at girla. " Didn’t I tjsll you ?" retorted Kate. headquarters. “ Be kiud enough to let us know what your name is,'sir." “ Cephas Barkdale !" said tho wretch­ ed victim of a misunderstanding. “ But,” said Miss Moore, “you said it was Nott Greenfield.” “ Of course I did !" said the puzzled bachelor. “It1 isn't Greenfield, and it never will be unless I have it changed by act of Legislature." ■ “O-h-h!" cried the girls. “Dear, dear, to be sure ! -And we . thought you were Kate's lover—and his The saw-mill was brought into En­ gland from Holland in 1663 ; but. its jntroductxon so displeased the English that tho enterprise was abandoned. A second attempt, was made at Lime­ house, and the mill was erected, but soon after its erection it was pulled percentage for the sale of .one edition of hiu works. And now, while the op­ portunity is offered, it is not only proper but highly fitting, that the chil­ dren of this country should make a recognition of the services ho has ren­ dered them, by lending him substantial aid at the time when be needs it most Like Dickens, some of his most beauti­ ful fancies were written for them, and from no other class would the gift be more appropriate. 463. The richest negro m Lnuiaville “Stop, ladies, df you pleaRe,’’ said ia'. David Straws, who pays taxes on Mr. Barkdale, courteously. “Becanae $61,751.50 worth of real relate. Then the surprise has come to the wrong are 41 negroes in the city whose ;eal Allow me io give t han $15,000. A kind Missouri husband wheeled his crippled wife three miles the other day that she might cheerfully gaze upon a fhaeraTproccHiuon. It was “ the first which she had had the pleasure of see­ ing for seven years.” Or over 4,000,000 trees planted along tho line of the BL Paul and Pacific railroad, less than 8 per cent have failed, and the real are doing woll. Tha prairie farmers along the lines are following the companies* example. The childhood of this wonderful man Ths receipts of the French railways was spent in the kitchen and shoe-shop during the first three months of this with his father and mother in the Dan­ year were $1,633,000 less than during ish town of Odense, find bis early sur­ the correapouding time in 1873. The roundings were far from being of tho diminution ia proof of the dullness of most cheerful kind ; bnt, with a vivid general business in that country. imagination, he early began to .einlow Lkdbu Bollix, in his remarks in tho with life the dull objects of his home French Assembly, told the Royalists and native town, and, by-ond-by, when that a monarchy of divine right was im­ the boy had become a mau, and Ire had possible in France, and told the Im­ taken in his band the pen, the whole civilised world became conscious of his perialists that the empire was entirely inclosed between Waterloo and Sedan. genius. Mermaids, genii and fairies •were the fruits of his imagination, and Lukx Chatham, of Collinsville, Conn., all were drawn with the skill of an ! has the old flint-lock musket with which artist Always kind and genial in his Gen. Putnam killed the wolf.tn the den utterances, lie won tho esteem and ad­ at Pomfret. Prof. Hitehoock has tried miration of all true lovers of tire good, in vain to get it for the cabinet at Am­ and some of his most ardent admirers herst College, and Barnum for his show. to-day ore to be found among the boys 1’nar. Loomis, of Yale College, has and girls. It can but be a pleasure for published the results of his examina­ them to respond to this call, and they tion of the Meteorological Tables, which may be confident that the aged poet will have been carefully preserved at Yale gladly receive any gift from them, how­ College for 96 consecutive years. The ever small it may be. . last six months cany the palm. No­ vember of 1873 and April of 1874 prov­ PERSIA. ing tho ooldost*months of their names. The area of modern Persia is abont Ax exemplary female in Waynesburg, equal to.thnt of France and Spain, while its population is but 4,500,000, of Pa., is well under way in her forty­ eighth perusal of the Bible from whom fully a third are nomads. Tho general aspect, is extreme barrenness. Genesis to Revelations; which gives her intimate enemies occasion to remark There are extensive plains of extreme barrenness, with only here and there that if she had given attention to the previous forty-seven readings she would fertile spots in cultivation. Yet Persia puses considerable cotton, corn and have known it by heart by this time. some wheat end barley. Ono desort has a breadth of 250 miles. There hits l>een “agradual dryiug up of the country," and it still goes on. Indeed, tho Cas­ pian Sea itself js said to bo constant iy losing in voltuno from ago to age. The nobility are tho Khans and such others os tho Shah sees fit to lift up. Tho Shall is irresponsible to any one. Ho alone selects his council. His will is supreme. Tho judicial system is shap­ ing in accordance with the system of Europe. There is no desire ori the part of the people for representative forms of government. They are con­ tent with the things they were born to. The Shah's jewels ore estimated by one authority at $75,000,000, at the lowest estimate are worth $10,000,090. He haa a pair of bracelets worth $5,000,000, one diamond of 186 carats, another u! 146, and rubies and emeralds of the largest size and purest colors. The peasantry only work when it is need to support life. The revenues arise chiefly from a tax on land. The customs do not amount to much. The tax farmers arc rapacious and much listed by the people. In tho making of fine carpets and some works iu wood tho Persians excel all other people. STRANGE HALLUCINATION. Geotge Henry Coulson, aged twentytwo, was recent iy uiod at the Central Criminal Court in Loudon on the charge WUO PAYE BRIEF MENTION. Among the-most beautiful of charity . The Axiom own 1,560 houses in New enterprises now on foot is one to raise a York. fund of money for the benefit of Hsns Kansas Orrr mosquitoes wear steel Christian Andersen, the Danish au­ gaffs on their hind legs Uris season. thor, the contributions to be made by “ Ghasshoitkr prices " is what they American children.. Mr. Andersen is say in Iowa when they mean cheap. now a feeble qljl man, and, although The Bank of England never reissues9 not in-extreme poverty, bo lacks' many its notes. As they come in they arc of those oomforts which old age de­ laid aside, kept seven years and then mands. He is said to have recently burned, stated that he had never received a cent Tnxr have a toad at Barton which from the sale of his books in foreign countries with one.honorable exception, stands under a leaky beer-barrel and that of an American publisher who re­ catches the drops as they fall, getting mitted him, unsolicited, a copyright gloriously drunk. Evansville proposes to erect a monu­ ment over the grave of Mrs. Lincoln, the mother of the late President, and a committee is already negotiating for the timber of a log cabin, all of which was hewed by Mr. Liacoln when he wns bnt 16 years old. The design is to have tho timber made into canes and sold to add to the funds of the association, A New Yohs paper has gone to guess­ ing about the money expended in sum­ mer jaunts by the inhabitants of the cities of the United States. It estimates that 500,000 people make such journeys annually, and that each one expends an average of $25 a week* for board for the season of ten weckB, and .$50 each for traveling expenses. The aggregate is §90,000,000 which annual pleasure­ seekers distribute among the landlords, landladies aud railroads of the country. ' As A Louisville funeral was on its way to the cemetery, a hog, with a face as solemn ws the foremost mourners in tlm procession, took Jria place in the Hue and proceeded with the cortege to the tomb. His devotion to the dead apparently went further than did those of any of the other attendants, for he not only went to tho grave, but insisted1 on getting into it He did get part way in, but a timely seizure of his hind legs brought him out, and a great deal of combined pushing and pulling was necessary to get rid of tho interloper. Marahal Bazaine, contrary to what is generally thought, is undergoing real and severe detention. He is confined within the fort, and baa but the terrace on which to take his walks. The rest of the island ia forbidden ground to him. He has ho .garden at his disposal, as -has been reported, with the exception is with him. She may the London Times, so may Mr. Baza ine’s aide-de-camp, but they need a special permission from the Minister of the Interior to re-enter the fort. Henoe Mme. Basaine stays as long in the pris­ on as possible.. Tho view is extensive only from the terrace, whence the open sea may be discovered. There is not sufficient fresh water in the island, and a small boat which serves to communi­ cate with the coast brings- over the quantity necessary. The cx-murplml at first suffered a great deal from this scarcity of water. He was obliged to reduce his baths in order to water the flowers on the terrace.- Hence the aidede-camp had to go to ■Paris to ask that a more abundant supply of fresh water might be brought from the mainland, a request which was at enca granted, to the great joy of the prisoner. Bazaine leads s very uniform life and seems re­ signed to his lot. He reads much, works all the morning, is taciturn, and avoids as much as possible showing himself._______________________ LUCKY ~MILLER. Several yean ago, whilo tho Tom Thumb troupe were traveling through New York, tho cash box, containing sev­ eral hundred dollars of the funds, was stolen. Mr. William P. Miller, who was then treafcurer of tho troupe, sus­ pected a girl who was employed at the hotel hi the place where they then were, and his suspicions were further con­ firmed by her sudden disappearance. He managed, however, to get track of her after some time had elapsed, and worked up tho cose so well that she confessed to him that ahe had taken tho money to purchase a wedding outfit, and that the marriage was soon to take place. She refunded half of the stolen money, and Mr. Miller decided not to prosecute her for the balance. Shortly after ahc married » wealthy English gentleman, who was engaged in the lumber business in Chicago. Not many years had elapsed when her tinsliand died, leaving her all of his prop­ erty. A few months ago she also died, and in hergwill she left to Mr. Miller the sum of $300,000, as an expression of her grhtitndo for not having prosecuted her when in his power. Mr. Miller, who is now of the firm of Miller, Mor­ rison k Co., New York, recently re­ ceived a letter from her adminiatrtior, silting that he could draw on him for $100,000 at any time. • THE VALLEY OF TUX PO. In a letter to the Chicago Tribune Mr. Joseph Mcdill sayn : “ The valley of tho Po extends from east to west across the Italian Peninsula, from the Apennines to the Adriatic—a distance, on*an air-line, of nearly 300 miles. Tho width of the valley between the mountain walls which bound the jilain averages alxiut 85 miles; and it con­ tains something like 26,000 square miles of land, as level and rich as the prairies of Illinois. The mountain slopes and valleys, which arc cultivated and densely populated, will add atiout VARIETIES. To avoid sunstroke—Keep out of the •boy’s way. Deuii.au is named as the patron saint of tho women barbers. Did Patrick Henry have cremation in view whA he “ fired ’’ the American heart. A gentleman said, when a pretty girl trod on his toes, that he had received tho stomp of beauty. ‘ * Fob a young woman to begin to pick lint off a young man's coat-collar " is said to be the fiist symptom that tho young man is in peril A Westkbs editor, evidently in need of a tonic, thus vents his melancholy lay: • * While* great man lives tha dogs bark at him ; when he dies they leap upon his grave and howl." Oxx of the editors of a New Orleans paper, soon after ho began to learn tho' printing business, went to see a preacher's daughter. The next time he attended church he was astonished at hearing the minister announce as his text, My daughter is grievously trou­ bled with a davit” A gentleman has two canaries which he calls “Wheeler" and “Wilson.” His reasons for these appellations is that neither of them ore “ Bingers.” A max in Boston, in his hurry to as­ sist a fainting lady, got a bottle of mu­ cilage instead of camphor and bathed her face with it. She was n good deal stuck up with his attention. A teacher who, it a fit of vexation, called her jupite a set of young adders, on being reproved for her language apologized by saying that she was speak­ ing to those just commencing their arithmetic. Thb New some of the that city and the bars from Orleans Picayune wants female crusaders to visit try and remove some of the month of the Missis­ sippi. A Fbenchman being about to move Lin shop, his land lord inquired tLa rea­ son, stating at the same time that it was considered a very good stand for bitti­ ness. The Frenchman replied : “ Oh, yes, tie’s a very good stand for zo busi­ ness. Me stand all day ; for nobody come to make me move.” WmmB's that twelfth juror?" ex­ claimed an Idaho Judge on the court’s resuming business after a recess, scowl­ ing m he spoke at tho eleven jurors in tho box, one of whom rose and said : " Please, Judge, it’s Ike Simmons as is gone. He had to go on private busi­ ness, but ho left his vurdick with 4,000 square miles to the Po valley­ me!” making in all 30,000 square miles of A clkiigtman lieing applied to, in tew arable land, or an area something larger than the State of Indiana. On this thana year after his appointment, to pul a stove iu the church, asked how plain, and within these mountain conflues, there live and are subsisted long his predecessor bad been there ; and when answered “Twelve yearn,”ho twelve millions of souls 1 This area is scarcely as large as Ireland, but it sup­ said, “Well, you never had a fire in tho ports twice the population of that church during his time?” “ No air," thickly-inhabited island. It contains replied the applicant, " but we had as many people as the ten Western fire in the pulpit then —Christian States, including Ohio and Wisconsin, Tn-axurc. while ita territory is but the size of the smallest of them. The ten Western States, if populated as densely os the valley of the Po, would contain 220,­ A RATSTOkY. 000,000 of inhabitants—that is to nay, A lady living in the country had her 400 to the square mile. Thifl valley attention drawn one day to soma rata in bears the same relation to the rest of, Italy, agriculturally speaking, that the an outer room, surrounding a pail Western States do to tho whole Union." which had been prepared for the pigs. Observing them carefully, she soon dis­ SUBMARINE BlHCb VEHlES. The submarine survey of a portion of covered that a young rat had fallen into the pail, and that hia friends to the the bed of the Pacific, which has been Ax important case relating to the liability of telegraphic companies has (nst been decided by the Supreme Court at Bangor, Me. Bartlett A Wood, of Bangor, telegraphed to a firm in Chi­ cago by the Western Union line for 10,000 bushels of corn, but the dispatch was made to read 1.000, and, before the error could be corrected, corn rose, and the firm lost $900. It was a night mes­ sage, and the usual agreement that the telegraph-company shall not be liable , for blunders was signed, byt the court proposed as the line ci the telegraphic ,sight of the dead woman that ho became decided that such a contract is void, cable of Japan, lias revealed incqalitiea , posMssed with the hsUuciBulion that he and therefore awarded tho $900 claimed. that may well cool the confidence of the ■himself haA hanged her. ' Tho Ixird moot ardent projector. One ridge of HonnAXD, with ita 3,515,316 well,Chit f Baron remarked that it was one aub-pecanic mountain ranges from 5,000 educated inhabitants, has 1,004 book­ , Ute most remarkable mmw that had to 12,000 feet in height Th* apexre of of sellers, 867 houd-prees printers, and 98 (come .within his knowledge during a printers by steam ; 153 paper manu­ :long forensic and judicial experience. coral, so hard that the sounding cylin­ facturers and wholesale paper dealers,' der is indented by impact. Manifestly 87 bookbinders, 61 music-setters, 48 it will never do to lay a cable on such print-sellers, and 10 map and chart pubin a straight line, as the strain and practical form in Loador.. Under the jtitle at the “ Cremation and Um Socie­ shraaion which would result from ita there so large a number of bookrallsrH ( (Limited)," a'company has been reg­ suspension between such steep and ty jagged peaks would be fatal to ita op­ istered. with a? proposed capital of entire integrity in a very abort time. £50,000, for the pnqxwe at carrying out A.protracted and accurate survey and Skth Gxken, the piaaicultariM, has careful charting of the Pacific Ixi-d will tion with the prawns. had returned io him by a shad, a gold be necessary, anti, after all, the line Fann liirxa, Mare., with about 30,­ watch-key, which was marked with iris 000 inhabitants, 1mm H» planes in which name, and which he lost overlioard as to eooatune hundreds of m ilre of ex­ tra cable, of murder uud acquitted, although ho hod told three different persons that he wm guilty. The person murdered was one Margaret Ball, his aunt, a married woman, with whom, mb well as her hus­ band, the prisoner was always on friend­ Pottery is glased by throwing com­ ly and even affectionate terms. She was mon salt into the oven at a certain stage found hanging to tho balusters of the of the baking. The mode of baking house where herself and tho prisoner’s was introduced into England in i090, mother and sisters lived, her feet touch­ by two brother*, who came to Stafford- ing the ground. . It was supposed that field." jtbd their recreoy ' so' enraged their “ Do hold your tongue, you ridiculous neighbors that persecution arose against them, and breame so strong that they “ What must MZBarkdalc were compelled to give up their work’. The peiuhilnm was invented. -by “ I think you are very nice,” said Mr. Galileo; bat so late as the end of the Barkdale, gallantly. ' seventeenth eentury, when Hooke Mire Barbara in the mean time had brought it forward as a standard of measure, it was ridiculed, and passed She uttered an hysterical shriek. by the name of “Swing-Bwang.” ” It’s all my fault p she exclaimed. " It wre No.$9 instead of Ne. 36—and The colored people of Louisville pay the tail of the horrid figure’s turned a city tax of $10,553. At tho dose of the wrong end up—that's alL And should not enjoy it A BEAUTIFUL CliARITY. NO. him. The lady called others of her family to witness their maneuvers, while they continued busily st work, regardless of the presence of the specta­ tors. By twining their feet togtgier (tho hind-feet of the foremost rat tiffing entwined with the fore-feet of tha next, and so on), they formed.a chain extend­ ing over the side of the paiL The fore­ mast rat, supposed to be the mother, tu i»toiligTO« J h» <n—1. 4H extend so far a* to attempt rreursiaiion. �• Friwfw We have ou hand a fine slock wni POTATOES platform, in last Monday evening from saving would it ba could they send their ashes instead of their bodies en- twenty minutes burned CORN. APPLES, OATS, to the envlQpe, with a note to their Clover Seed, &c., No rolling stock was burned and the nearest friend, nnd sent by mail:—" mivemeot uf the trams is tminteruped. Dear sir, inoloaed please find U eatiroly etHprod by , READY MADE CLOTH^G, THEODORE MAXSON, Ladies, 1'bks id (l&ra’s fc&n, Delivered at their the Staley’s. ashes of Ah Sin,” etc. 1ft that manner ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE While the workmen on tha new a very little Sin might be made to go State capital were hoisting jt seven a great wa^___________ ____ i > and a halt Ion stone, last week The old market-house bell in Rich­ LATH, ■ Thursday, one of the gang rope" mond Va-, that nsed to be rung in SHINGLES k broke and the alone came c.aahiog days of siavery at 8 p. m., to warn . WATER LIME, ‘ to the ground, injuring a large num- lhe ooflored folk" in-doors, under SALT, r ber of cut stone, to the extent of 91,­ penalty of thirty-nine lashes if one HAIR, , 000. A steel rope struck Digory was found out, now calls the same STUCCO. hole through him with a pump l.ig augerr Goekes, br.tking his left arm in five [>eoplc to worship in the Baptist ’ places and othewise seriously injury­ Ch arch. ' * iug him. Circumstances alter c&ses. For > At the Methodist Church in Deer­ editor of the Banner ««ro ths ci instance, when a Virginian aroae in HARDY ft AINSWORTH, miles from it* correct nitusiiou. field, on last Sabbath, Rev. Mr. Hudchardt and said: "Here's a hundred . ., Proprietors. sou recited that ’chapter of tbe New dollar bill tor lhe old how behind the ing peacefully homeward to don our “»ukl Testament wherein is contained the pulpit!" no ono thought of having ‘ illustration of the man leaving his airing some N. T. Weekly French) and were him put oat. qiretiug Tennyson's beautiful poem, ‘•Some-. hinety-nine sheep to search for the A Kansas Judge lets prisoners go ■ missingqne.nnd having found illnvites on condition "* that they will give a other lo-migbt,”— We sloppod on the thirdI his neighbors and friends to rejoice line, and believed England's pod, tor thsre■ With him. saying: "I have found my week's work towards erecting’ a new Hardware Cheaper io the etilly night, in a window entwined1 sheep which was lost.” At the close church, and new_churches are spring­ than any cth*r firm in the State, with beautiful nature (boUny) between us 1 of this last sentence, a good sized ing up like mushrooms. They are now selling tho new improved sheep thrust hht head into lhe church The Alexandria fire department Oliver OhiULed. Plow tnragd to onr botanical cDtdbailon* and tbs saying -<as brought vlri.fljFio our mind : door, and bleat a most lusty answer, consists of four leather buckets and a whieh they guarantee to give astlefactlon or ’•Swed»,but oh, how sickening to a third while the congregation laughed out­ man who can holler through a trum­ no sale. They Are ateo selling the right 1., • Oiarlolle Plow and Drag, Union pet so as to be heard a mile. Churn, Empire Hringer. RathTo remove stains from character— burn Stoves, Jefferson Nails, Wednesday afternoon a linen-suit­ She and aU firot elan Goods in their line. get rich. ed indivudual, who came' from some Don't fail to give ua a eall. Mr. Watkins His Boms lirewoiks. some of the exagerated ■and ambitious no­ town in Genesee County, was notice8MTU k PUTNAM tions of Excelsior, that our thermomeur has ed wandering around Frankliu street, Mr. Watkins Is a gentle old man living on been courting for tho last week or so. ” Hot, having oonsiderable money cud being -oh, my !’* After a goo<x! deal of cogatatloo, under the influence of liquor. A Ninth avenue. Ho believes tn Fourth of meditation, thinking, we made up ocr mind policeman spoke tu him and warned July, in long-winded orations and especially that it was tho jokes that the four-eyed edi­ him that he had better look oul for iu having firoworks in tbe epening. He l^as uo children, but the neighbors have them himjell, when the young man re­ plied: "Look nut for myself! you by the square acre, and it was gen traily understood In that neighborhood that Air. cirilUod ocmmunily aa eomething original. bet I will! Why, mister, I’m chain lightning rolled up in a ball and stuck Watkins »m r»'n< l» X‘T» the chil-lren a railroad eceno (and give* no credit) in hie full of red-hot bowie-knives * I’m a treat Saturday night. He laid in "a pile’* ihundorixilt from the north. I am— of rockets, Roman candles, fire-wheeh and IlUle episode, probably cjrant to be tome- a regular rin up thunderbolt aud folks so on, and rigged up a po*! and had every want to let me alone, they do!" thing ready against ths coming of night. Yesterday niormng the same police­ When darkneas fell, and the glorious day of man found lhe same indivudial lying liberty was skulking away into obscurity, Union.” *0h, it was bc-autlful! He re- asleep back of a coal shed. His eyes Mr. Watkins' yard was filled wjth expectant niodles the eld Ben Butler joke, in reference weie battered, there was a hoie fn neighbors and their children. They ant in his head, and his watch nnd money to his chance for heaven, and makes a .were gone. - “Here.*’ said the officer, Granger the hero. Oh, John, let up! as he |K>ked the man with his club, Watkioi prepared to aaleoee the flre-fi«ad. Ilaslinga is gelling to be quite a place. ”«ay, aren’t you that thunderbolt from the north woods ?” Tho man sat up. Smith, Maaoec & Proalon'a and Hieks’ gro- looked around in a dogged way, and off bo had forgotten how they did it, but bis ignoranco didn’t weigh on hu ■boulder* like slowly replied • "No, I ham’t’zactly a grindstone. He .took out a oky-rockod « a thunderbolt,-but I’m the durned boyshorwod him how tosot it up aad where one knows who is willing to tell of iu fool who thought ho was !’’—Detroit to ignite it, and away oho went, otriking We had quite a lively 4th. Lots of pow- Free Press. plump agaiuat the house opposite. The own- DRESS GOODS, BOOKS tp STATIONERY. PATENT MEDICINES, Notions, Boots, Shoes, PERFUMERY AND crockery, CHOICE GROCERIES, DRESS GOODS. nolony in the craning a noioriou»,h-rd case named Tanner, stabbed a young man named tween eight and eighteen. Tanner is in jail aad Scoby is in a critical condition. Wm. Goodyear is building a brink front of forty fert, easlot Henry Goodyear's hard­ ware. It is to be occupied by Dwigbt and Barrell as an office and salesroom. John Stanley's new brick is nearly finished and is Haetinp was quite shocked to learn of last Thursday morning. The funeral was Our stomachs are remonstrating with us in reference to dinner. Uucm we bad bel- Tbe Beecher-Tilton scandal is raging again, and both saint and sinnet are watching the newspaper* for any thing new on the subject. Beecher i- a great man ; and should he be proven guilty it would shock the whole world. opinion It is privately Henry Ward, our private expressed, that has been a little too intimate with “the sister." The well known and popnixr conductor Throe gentleman presented to Mr. Frink train, and took rooms al Whift s Hotel. Hare another peasant surprise awaitad Da tiw p*dulu« vm enp-aved "l*r«Muied la G. It Frink and Wife, by ilia R-ys at the br U. boat excursion and had his watch stolen,' Heniy M. Parkhurst, a veteran star­ leaned over his gate and said that he could. fiHriki trull of DusUe Jue gazer writes to tbe New York Tri kins into eighteen fragments, but tho boys bune, 'that the comet will como so hissed him inl^lhe house. The next rock el close to us that lhe tail will envelop the earth about tho last of July. concludes with: He . Ou the Uth-of July the head of the comet will have reached lhe horizon in lhe northwest al the end uf twi­ light, sa that it will not easily be visible after that dnte ; but lhe tail will extend nearly to the polar star. On July 16th. the tail will extend far beyond the pule, and develop a new characteristic, tapering off rapid­ ly toward the end. Within threeror four days after the 16th. th* tail will have become so expanded in the neighborhood of the pole as to fill a large pnrt of the northern heavens. Yet it will not be a cunspioous object, because it will be so faint as io look rather like aa immense cloud, or a new miiky-way, than what it really is. By this lime we shall have solved the question whether lhe tail is hollow, or a radiated structure, or what is its constitution. Of the way in whibh this will'end, it is not safe yet to speak with defi­ niteness; for although if the tail were straight, we should bo almost certain­ ly near the middle of it on July 20, yet its curvature will probably delay it two or three days, and even until the earth has passed beyond its path Taking the best value I can from the records of previous comets, I should expect the earth on July 22 to be wholly io the eastern edge of the comet's tail; and I will assume this to be the case. The comet will then disapear to us ; but the inhabitants of lhe Southern Hemisphere, who may be ignorant of the canss of.the tamiuoaity of the evening sky. will see it gradually rise and jwm away, and will be amazed by the snpden appaiiton of a comet of extranordmary will burst upon their vision an onriiag pwblie than (too: D. Frink, and all foreseen an the great oom el of 1867. will uttHe with the Cofwa* iu wi.hing him aad hie wife a life Journey replete with 'Die gradual diminution and final dis­ roiiaanl K^oymant.—Tbe Watertoa (!?»») appearance of the comet will be so nearly the converse of what we shall I have witnessed here that it needs sj Mr. Frink is now in thi« village description. “ What will be the effect upon the His bride of course ix with him. earth 1" ‘ The Senecu. tribe of Indiana now the minds of men, especially the ignorant, but I do not anticipate any ibree gallons of whmkey. A few appreciable physical effect further “ar!SUngWOe_T?'rT>rem<^?<,’i ,h<“ fKM“ib!e eletrical pheooracua and produced a grand jubilee cboru*. They which for color and weight are unaurpawed J7H-SON CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO $ CIGARS. PaintM, Oils A Varnishes, aakieg for them. Pure Wines aii LiQDors al! kiuda of produce al the bigbest price. FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. “ LIGHT RUNNING D« 1EST1C,” Tberiandird Sewing Machine cf iho nation. Thona wishing a machine will do well to giro us a call before purobsaing elsewhere. for (Ez- We have engaged a competent Chemist who will carefully attend to the compounding physicians prescrip­ tions. 07* Those having unsettled ac­ counts with the latefirm ol Downing Ac Little, will please call and settle the same be lore they are made trouble and costs. DOWNING & ALLEN. HLSWORTH & FULLER Have received their >iw SPRING STOCK, consisting of 50 Dollars I I FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, At least 10 per cent sav­ ed by buying at the city Drug Store, Nashville. EYE and EAR I Dr. R. C. TIOnPMN, MUTE AND < HRONIC D SEISES CATARRH, ASTHMA. AND EVERYBODY Eay tba Vfcild-Renowned MtlaSBWiigMB! tub ■ Dry Goods, Groceries CONSDIPTIOH, EPLEPTIC FITS, ft. BESTINTHEWORLD! Special attention given to the Hats, Caps, Cloth­ 'STTlte Highest Premium was Diseases of the Eye ami Ear. awarded to it nt ing, Crockery, Qmc»—182 Mate Bt., opposite Hibbard House, Jackson, Mich. 83 ' VIEHSTIST-A. I^oots, Shoe?, 3>il»uU. Ohio State Fair; Notions, Northern Ohio Fair; nirliigan Central Kailroad &c., Amer. In*Utute, N. Y-J Clnrinnuti Exposition; a red-headed young man sal squMieing ths hand of acro«»-eyed girl. It bobbed around awhile, and then leaped out the window, and the rod-headed young man nearly twisted off a letter box Ln trying to sound a fire Poplins, Grass Cloths, Jc. GRIND RIVER VALLEY DIVISOR. Unusual Inducements to Cash Buy e Aiidiuuapulis Exposition; HU Loals Fair; Lonirtisna State Fair; Xissltwlppl State Pair; nad Georgia State Pair; Then Mr. Watkins selected • mild eyed boy to go on with the remainder of tho dis­ play. Tho rest of the rockets went knocking around lhe neighboring roob and chimneys. Oar stock of THE VERT BEST FOR BEING THE BEST DROWN AND DLEACHED, Quints fob Io cents. COTTONS, DENINES, T1 that (hey must ba careful, when a Reman candle commenced shooting at him. His bat was knocked off. his hair ainge-1. and as ba cried: "Good land!' and jumped through rusge of work. All other CHECKS, KID took a fool of cloth out of his Sunday coat. JL.trilltier In the Market CARPET were la direct COTTON BATTS, WARP, VERY' CHEAP! GLOVES, NOTIONS, -wn <Jc (Eoitonadtj andOssiintrrs decided on having a grand "Whoop de <re*n"u» wind up. Two of them touched DRESS GOODS, AT LOW PRICES ! Lhe road with the Roman candle*, and Mr. Watkins cried "good lanl" again and said he’d giro $10 lo see a policeman. He rtnok his head out of tho bay window aad a rooket 18 COMPLETE. i, Jactai I Sagiaif R. R. Yankee Notiom HUD A made Tao Last cuthin Mad- up iu fashionable styles, from the beet goods, will be sold al from and children whooped, and six bunch’s of roar of musketry at Gettysburg. SEWING MACHINES, nutl dnte? Hie largest and beat { STRIPES, C0TT0NADL- . CORSETS and HOSIER V tar Yon will find ns in the building to #30 A. SUIT. mortally wounded, but that before he ex- Bouts and Shoes. and all Calf, and warranted. al U-LO. CbH- SHOUT LINE BETWEEN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH COMPETITION Fl Hemming, Fellind,Slilvlun$t Cording, BindinBraiding, Fiitbroidcrind, Quitt­ ing and Btitolling fine or henry goods it is unsurpassed. V/horo we hiro no Agents we will deliver a. Machin• lor tho price named above, at tho nearest Bail Road "Station of Furc&asars. Needles far all Sewing Ma­ chines for Sala QHA8. W. DKMARAY. JFEWfiLER Ik OPTICIAN Nsrtvilla. jjjSTOKE! NEW teh. MRS. L. O. CROCKER Grocery aid aam'a Hardware. Send far Our stock of HORACE HOLTON Prevteea Store Door North of Ayieworth'x, Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spioes, ground and whole, Oranges, Raisins, Kerosene Oil, WUoon Buioctor. one of tha b-mt P.rl<xUcal» erf th* day, d.-rotM to tS»WWg Ma- cninos, Fiuihms, GcuqthI And Kvarything in tbe Grworry line at ex- AND WILL KKBP CONSTANTLY OR BAND A Complete Amrtrat 0f Utlliierj nd FANCY U O«1>A Groceries, Provisions, fc LOW FOR. CASH. OS* Thr Hygh*l Market Price paid when it depart", bat, probably, not a New Idea! ■SHUTTLE- SMITH & PUTSAM BOTTOM PRICES Brook.' prep. And a full line of WhatNow New Goods LoteW and 21, A. W. PhilBpe’ add., . .. ..J - — J K. HORAE HOLTON. Agents Wanted market rates. AYLSWORTH & FULLER. W. A. Arunrunrn. } •{ J. F. Fun CLEVELAND. OHIO, �---- . prise No. 2. The horse rnrw came off on eeoend oysters *nd catsup in lhe store. * stands were in full blast on the 4th. ’ —Wodnesday a horse had a fit on ' north Main street, and attracted quite GROCERIES, Drags PB^riSIOhS street at about sewn o’clock aad attraated a good deal of attention. TSj week Thursday night a portion a crowd. of lhe railroad bridge between this : —Attend the temperance mass village and Vermontville burned. It . meeting at the Christum church this was diHrovered by lhe Pacific Exevening. ' preo, the efficient Road Master, Mr YANKEE ' the thieve® succeeded in keeping him H the first race Saunders’ “Red still while they made their raid. No Sqnrrer raa agaidsi Bidgood's gray, arreabi have been made and secured ths firgi prise. Bidgood NOTION School Books, ' Slone nd Woo den'Warr, And all kinds of Goods second race Horace Larkins secured the first prise,. The exercise closed wilh a grand display of fire works in the evening. Th. OU. th. Tousg. th« High. lh. Uv Taken altogether our celebration was the Rich, tha Foot, tha Bond and tha Free are all »«rv«d alik®. —Family physieians are' carefully Darken, informed, who telegraphed a success; and the attendencB was ; noting the promising state of the for a force of workman aud tbe work much larger than at Hastings. No was rushed along with speh rapidity accidents or drunken rows occurred The Child can get just as Good Bar­ green apple crop. "i’i'wwn.p.x. —On the’ 4th a boy exploded a that the 8:30 a. m, mail was detained, to mar lhe ’ranqnility at the day and firecracker in little Charley Wooleol’s only an hour and a half before.il evening. could cross the bridge. That's what ' face, injuring his eyes severely. —We paid our county seat of gov­ -Uit estimated that GO,000 pounds we call-quick business. We crossed ernment a visit and found the most H. YOUNG. M. D. Office two ‘ of wool has been purchased at this the bridge at 2 p. tn. and found it all the people engaged in talkihgabout . <Ucr* tonth nt •Inn-. Mali* «t wf. right. ' village, during the present season. the stabbing affray that look place on a. barber. m.. d„ H W D pLEMENT SMITH. X.AAVTTRR. ■---- morning. but fortunately it was extinguished before any damage was done. IsMtmce Mto Ixxa A*enU. Jtoohrtite, Mlcfi. II. WOOD. Justice of the Peace, q LIEB HAUSER, _ TAILOR. PARADY, Mnnjifacturer of ’ Boot* and Shoe*, J^ASHVILLE HOUSE. Cxrr.G. K. McCobmick, Proprietor. IN HOUSE. last Monday evening. Two new trustees, G. A. Truman and S. C. Warren, were electeu, Eaton Rapids, Parma tee r of Vermont­ ville, and Young, Barber and Wick­ ham of this village, JACOB LENTZ cess was found involving the greater part of the right hemisphere of the Manufacturer, and keeps on han was the cause of his death. Charlotte, wound up at in a rather startling and ludicrous way. Soon । unaccountable accident the whole taneously,-and Roman candles, rock­ 1 ets, pin wheels and serpents went < 1 banging, fizzing, darting and richo ing but fortunately no one was clcction'time they will be as thick as ensued, < —Several parties have been prose­ s erionsly. toads after a thunder storm. There injured ' cuted for not taking ont dog licences are now eight, most promenadt and others will share the same fate M\n*isa —At Nukritls. July 4th. 1874 among which nre Mr. Ed. Malto ry , unless they pay the township clerk Mr. Cressy, Mr. Houghtalin and Cap. Morduff. j All of Paris, Mieh. that dollar. McCormick. It is said that those lowafgrasshop—They say that n man’s life wasnt pers wink at Paris green and smile worth two cents in Hastings last Sat­ at hot water. The spring term of our Uuion urday night, but we imagine that the School closed last Thursday, with an even $2 per head. exhibition for the benefit of t|ie school, in the evening. The school building living about 10 miles south of this was crowded ; and the programme of the exhibition consisted of vocal mu­ village, says that Nashvill^ is a better sic, declamations and dialogues, pOTtfamof the nftwr. «« snMto wilt rvrrlvo arrry wheat and wool market than Battle ittenUon durimi their atar. Uuod 1U11 la tbe third interspersed with instrumental music Creek. Tally one for Nashville. from the village string band. Every­ pHEXIX HOUSE. J.wu U.!«, —We have received an advertise­ thing passed off pleaseutiy and lhe 1 Proprtotor. Chariaite. Mlrh. Pint ela~ mm»- ment from J. L Reed, of Hastings, pieces, etCn were rendered in a the ‘'boss" Carriage Maker of lhe Co. a mannertthat would reflect credit RATIONAL HOTEL, A. WrxAXS, XV Prnprirtor, H«*llmt«. Mlrft. Bwjthlnj lo It came to late for insertion this week even on an old actor- It was em­ nnlrr. flood Buoinlo nnn» uu lir.l fluor. Tvrm. but will appear in our next phatically lhe beat school exhibition JONES, —The average boy of the period we ever attended, and Mr. Van Ar­ who ran away from achool te go in man deserves grert credit lor the FURNITURE MANUFACTORY ! 6th insL, on the body of the late Wm. Ennis, al which examination, an ab the vast crowd in the most ful set or you will receive your just ney, and if the candidates for Sheriff through 1 deserts. increase in the ratio they have so far by talarming manner and quite a panic market would have been very dull at D. C. GRIFFH”*' LOCAL MATTERS. SPRING and SUMMER GOODS Parlor, Lttran, Dinin, Office ai . GENERAL FOITDBe! * Together with a fall assortment qi MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKA Mt. CaT Call and got my prices before you purchase. It will enable you to buy your ' ’ Baby Cafe aai PraWata i GOOD lowek. AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, AC.. AsC., COFFINS AND CASKETS, Of all Btylaa and aliea, and MDTAL1 SHR 9UDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. Wtnnnufactura our Furniture from the eating house in Hastings, we E. M. GATES, paid the market affords, his larder full and G, A. TRUMAN, tST Straight Coffee A. Sugar for 11 eta. at the City Drug Stoep of Theodore Max- Proprietor of the WOLVERINE MILLS! Store of Theodore Maxion. 5 Lis conscience clear. Dale's lift aid■Proiirion Safe! —Cloning out ray Wall Pap:r stock 10 per cent Iom than cott at tho City Drug Store. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! MONEY TO LOAN Nashville, - - Mich., Nubvills, Mich visiting Barnum's show, in this vil­ lage, last month, her house, two our villages were awakened by the national salute. k I shall -offer for sale at auction, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, July 18th, LIVKRY AND FEED STABLE! E. D. BITCQOD, of Worth Maia St, XaehviHe, Mkh. funded. For rale at the City Drug Store Coffee Super at H eeato. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, Ladies and ileato itan, led him out of lhe corporation, Arman read the Declaration of In­ and thus he was saved from the dependence in a clear and distinct be aa represent ad or money refunded. voice and in a manner that reflected meshes of the “cooler.” credit on bis elocutionary powers. at the City Drug Store of Theodore Max—There has been considerable said The speaker, Judge Tenny, of Lan­ about lhe population of Middleville sing. was then -introduced, who deliv*nu ihia viirage, To ascertain the truth 'ered a very able and eloquent oration, Vsmiihw, st tha City Dm® Store. while in Hastings, Wednoeday, called' and held the audience spell bound FASHIONS-Ths oh.*7i7^>d hart way on the Cu. Clerk and learned from until he had finished. Had we the him that Middleville has a^wpulation AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 13 BBADT Purchased for cash iF panic times, and will sell the same for lhe following CASH prices: exerataes at • ­ Wheeling Nails, per hundred, $4,25 rates. carder. ,q 00(j Scythes, VUMU uljuivOj war. w a, . 80 cts. old price, 1.00 a a" 1.50 Better RnvtlioQ Scythes, “ $1.25 HEADQUARTERS Scythe Snaths, a a 1-00 70 a ci l.Oo 65 G-EdOOEHEilE S Good 3-tined Fork, a .25 Goood Hay Rakes, 20 • it Grain Cradles,' 3.50 5.oo Cl 5.oo PROVISIONS Do’blc Shovel Plows, 4 5o Mich. Stove Co. Stoves, $14 to $45, war. 1 yr powues. CAPT. BOISE I have foi suhi the following Agricultural Implements, on which I will give liberal discoanu lo Grangers, and other* lot. CASH: ftrortrirs and ^rovisionj, Russell Combined Reaper and Mower, Rob­ bins’ Combined Corn <t Fallow Cultivator, Gale Sulky Ray-Rake, Coquillard Wag­ CM flmm Goods, on, Hastings Steel and Battle Creek TRCES FOB CISB'i Chilled Plows, Sash,Doors,Blinds. PubH<, the grove BOTTOM brought before Esq. . Wool sent by roil will bo Promptly aitcn-J.d to nd scat book bo ding to orders give our readers the speach in full. After tbe the Im no er. WOOL! WOOL! Mu Carding ^Machine Mr. —Try a bottle of the new Hop Bitters. celebrated, lhe villes beat vocalists and the lhe Ver­ 4 th by getting Sngloriously drunk. A montville Band. Rev. DeGeer de­ and PLAT&D Jewelry, P»of. C. 11 Van drafted police, acting the kind Samar­ livered a prayer. of 766 and NashvtHe 707. whico dtr HAVE A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Hardware, Tin-Ware E. D. Dlt<ood*s barn, in thavilla<« of Naabvilla, a qaanthy of houaahoM furailura, in­ cluding Staves, Tablet, BadtiaUa, Ac., also one Cuiter, one drive well, two m<1> Counter Scalea, ont- large Cil Can. holding a LwreU. cinity of Sheridan, thereby enabled lo furnirti yoa with ALL tho LATB8T STYLBS I —They do say that Cap. Boise keeps the Early in the morning the people miles north west of town, was burg began coming in to indulge in shoot­ larizcd and twn dollars, a couple of ing off fire works, and drinking lemon­ pocket knives, aud several other ade, which tasted so much better on ’his day because we do it in memori­ articles were taken. al of the barrels of gore our forefath­ —Some mischicvious boys tied a ers shed to give us our national inde­ By calling une dowx north of btiEch of fire crackers to a dog's tail pendence. . Friday night and set them and the About eleven o’clock a procession dog ol£ As he disappeared over a hill was formed and marched to the a lady was heard to remark; “My TufouMt Ifan Jrts l»l«, cemetry- grove, where lhey were agreeably entertained for alxnit two Millinery, oho a good mm FANtfr GOODS. —A noble red man from lhe vi­ boun with mosic from some of Nash- CHEAP for CCtASH D. Pl’qCHAS, Miller. ia Down and CHEAP- for Ca«h al WnWt’a, ed over the horison the denizens of —White Sirs. Emma Walker was Hardware is Down! — AND — BARS of Standard Soap for 25 coni*, at Caft. Boias’a. Old Sol on the morning of the 4th rose bright and clear, and as he peep­ Nashville, April 24th, 1,874. —Pure Paris Green GO casta per pound at the City Drug Store. How We Kept It him a visit wensday and found his ta ble covered with the nicest eatables All kinds Oi Conntdry Produce taken Id Fichnse for Goods, at lie . Highest Market Price. tBT" At tfao old stand, wevt aide cf Maia Na«hville, Mkb. On real entile and persona! securltoa. would respectfully ooliclt tho attention of swiming, can now be seen on the thorough drilling ho has given the ourtomers lo the faol that hit milh are now sunny-side of the bam waiting for Nashville Union school pupils lhe prepared to do more and better work than Notice. heretofore. his hair to dry so he cau bluff the old past term. AH persona having Moounti with the firm lady. We make cuototn work a specialty. tH Stoss k TAiJuuv, must call and Jeitlc Please yire us a trial and THE NATIONAL BIRTHDAY. before lhe lulh of this month, and eave —L. E. Stouffer keeps the banner SBiffcrllanrmtff '3id.rrtisfmrntff. 1 URGE STOCK OF was held on lhe No. 1 fellows and if they are elected stock । took fire aud exploded simul­ —Elihn Chipman is now ex ere is we will try and be its the amen corner. ing his authority as Jnstice of the Mr. Hayford, Circuit Court Conf a ionPeace,and you had better be a peace­ er. is candidate for Prosecuting Attor- —White Ellis, a wealthy farmer, F. Daxcbb. Proprietor. - mjc These gentleman nre all •irictly tciu- SL, —A post mortem examination by Drs. Foster, of Detroit, Knight of of the offices' of Co. Register, Clerk after the exhibition of fireworks and Treasurer, arc candidates for re- >commenced in the evening by some election. G. A. TRUMAI’SI were filled wilh drunken men. —The 4th of July celebration Powers and Mr. Wheeler the present incumbents —The antial school meeting was held Scoby. We were infoimad that that Our basin***, h cor niget and all day Monday the atcesis [■eranoe principle.. Fwlltlcai. Mr. Hotchkess, Mr. Our motto is to sell as cheap as the cheapest, give 16 ozn. to the lb. ana the right u change every time. the 4th. in Jim Sutton's, saloon be­ tween Thomas Tanner and Cash aid.and put the patient in as comfort­ biain, which —From some cause it fire caught able circumstances as possible. in Mr. Gates' wood house on the 4lh, JJA8TMAN A YOUNG, jJENRY J HoWk>. —CleniHut Smith and wife will TjB. C W.WICKHAM. P.rtleokr Last Saturday morning while a JL* ■ attaaUae to Uta tnatanat of >*rt»*to start on their western trip ou toe 13th insL We wish'them a pleargnt time. boy by the name ol James Cook, of Sheridan, was'in the act of touching ARNO STRONG, Plain end Fancy • —Work has been commenced on V St*, Printer. Everv variety of Job Ptfettos Chipman A; Boil's store. The cellar off with a firecracker a large scale weight, loaded with powder, if sud­ is being dug and lhe cellar walls laid. denly went off, lhe powder burning HINMAN, Fashionable Barber —A , man weighing two hundred . u.l il.'.r MW*«I Wjll *»• his face so Severely. that he will loose and sixty-seven pounds was in town MMheffl• . m the use of one of his eyes, and theSaturday. We did not learn his other is severely injured. The plug, Q IMPS ON it. WEBSTER, Black • D mbHIm. AU kind, tn work la Uw BI*ck.~!Ui name. which was drove in tbe weight pass w»l!X Um oUMotoi) toptmoMly. OW Ow mri .We of M.to hMUvllk. —Rev. J. M. Aiken, formerly cd through the crown of his hat Dr, KB. BASEY. Draytnan. Goods and pastor on this charge will preach ,______ __ nt Young, of this place, was immediate­ ” •. -T^ - w«» *• "“T- the M. E, Church next Sunday ly called, who administered medical V grins as the Aged. REDUCED • •20• PER CENT,7 lht.lL. lost by I on the ceeded in securing lhe prise ou the f Eave TtxKjghing a- Speciality, ■New Hardware. ’ groaned pole, and a boy was awarded Beim-juk?r at the wgn of the ’ • fl MEATS, C. SsshviHr, Nov. 1st, 1874. X.C. BO1CF.. ) WOLCOTT. Rut Sitk Main bl. Mtcb. �»r Ut^rTT/M' A^USTS. method Ly wh ImmI hut wife for ’ ’ MINERAL ROCK SPRIM, eincAOo ecu/ vmr a iutchnb' co., k Laiaiio. allherrrring ARTIFICIAL UMBS. Hl..Paui from a trip’ in that region, reports —J sense F. Fagan, an ex-Confederate Major­ food, or mashsio being refused, be aammlted Ruffian with a knife and stabbed him severely. On the same procure It, and an ab aRMdon of. it day Alfred Toft refused a chew of tobeoco to lature to afford relief is being nr|*dBamusi Baredale. whereupon the latter bit HAILHOAD tSTRLLiGEXCR. Taft’s Bp off. —P. P. Wlntermute, the murderer of Gen. McCook at Yankton. Dakota, baa been senDepartment at Washington were discharged cago and Alton lteilroa.1 Company to transfer last week. It is said that much Buffering will tbe que-Uon of jurisdkrtlou ta tho pending casM for violation of lhe State Railroad Pasaongor aud Freight Tariff law to the United•• F7JUEB AND C4«MhriA». (। —1710 boilers tn tho lumber and salt works Slates Supreme Court. ment of the District of- Columbia. Struve, United' States Consul at Quebec. President of the Chicago University. ‘—The annual report of tho Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad has bwu published. taring tbo mill to atoms, instaaHy killing five The gross earnings for 1873 were >7,048.203 ; mon aud wounding i-cvcu others. Tbo loss is net earnings, >3,250,683. —The rates of freight from New York to csUmated at *35,(100. ■ ' • —A lighter, with a party of 35 persons co tho V>’c«t have been reduced fifty per cent. board, cajMlxed oflj the village of Cojimar, six —The Ahantic and Great-Western railroad, milrc eaa- of Havana, Cuba. Hixtoen parsons has defaulted on its July interest. were drowned. —Tbe eU amor Faraday, engaged in laying Island and Pacific railroad have determined to tho now Atlantic cable, recently struck an ice­ obey lhe new law of Iowa for the regulation berg off Halifax, N. 8., and’ was totally er, as a matter of experiment than from a wrecked. • —Ths large woolen factory belonging to tho —Tho coneoUdatlon of tho MisaUaippi Cen Dutch eelony, near Marengo. Iowa, together with its entire contents, said to bo worth tnl and New Orleans and Jackson railroads han been fully consummated, and will hsro$100,000, wa« conn tuned by fire last week. —Tbe Social Mills,'in Woonsocket, R. I., running 50,000 spindles and 1,000 looms on and Chicago railroad. —The Imjianaiiolbi, Bloomington and West­ ern railroad failed to meet the July Intereel ineL Loes about >700,000. on their coupons. —The St. Paul and Pacific Railway Com­ pany have published their intentions in case in Altoona, Pa., by aa order issued by the Penn­ the new Minces ta Railroad lewis enforced impression that Tilton is a maligner and falsifier, the more general feeling among the people la that Qeechsr must either confess or prore that the s&e’ncnta of his assailant «s> without fouudalkm. Tilton is satisfied for the present with what he li%a done, and unless sylvania Railroad Company, cutting down em­ the ball is reopunad by Boe:hcr or h:a friends, ployee in shops to half pay. These shops are will do nothing more. He still profesaee Ids ploying about 1.100 meu. The average wages of laborers, helpers, etc., la now-only about feeto. If it is desired. Of Its authenticity —Tho banking house of Leasing, Weiss ,t Co.,.doing businoea in Chatham street, New York, ees;>endod payment last week, the active QKXXRAL. partners having absconded. —Il is given out from Washington that tbe —Tho internal revenue receipts for tbe Civil-Service Commission and subordinate fiscal year ending Juns 80 were >108.365,577, boards will^oontiune, although OongreeBdid not being an excess of >2.365,577 over the estimake a special appropriation to enforce the rules. The President does not intend to ginning of the fear. abandon the system, but will do all iu his pow­ —It is ro|>ortcd that many Eastern national er to consunfhiate it banks are voluntarily surrendering portions —A Waahingtoffidispatch says: “It has- of their circulation to be given to soclious been discovered lliat under lhe lead of Po­ that are deficient in their quota. By thia land, of Vermont,, in the House, and Edmunds, moans tho Comptroller of tho Currency will Of Vermont, and Frcltnghuyscu, jpf New be able to roepond to all requests for charters Jersey, ta the Senate, a h&rmleM-looking bill from the West and South without calling upon was quietly passed, which really gives Hie tho East to stand and deliver Hieir overplus courts of thia District more power in regard of circulation. —The New York, Washington and Memphis to libel ta any part of tho United Slates than the notorious section of another bill proposed branches of tho Freedman's Savings Bank by Carpentev and Conkling. Under tho bill suspended last week, and it is believed tho whole institution is on the verge of bank­ can be arrested anywhere and brought here ruptcy. —The public debt was decreased >2,180.IX during June. Annexed is the official state­ croplory demand on tho Spanish Government ment : for indemnity on account of tbo murder by Goa. Burrlcl of Amwican dUzosa included ta the Virginias crew. This demand is made ta accordance with the protocol concerning Hie L-eltlemcnt of tbe Virginias affair. —Tho microscopic examination of tbe re­ mains of McCormick, a snppoeed victim of irLMksjnv hydrophobia, has teen concluded at New York, under the direction of Dr. William A. Hammond, tho acknowledged boad of tho medical profession in this country. Immedi­ ately after Hie death of McCormick. Dr. narumnud made a post-mortem examination of the remains, and took tha parts which ho to ascertain whether any structural changeo hitherto undiscovered would reveal a true lesion—that is, a diseased part peculiar to hydrophobia. The first section wan made the filaments pass from the medulla. At different points in the white and gray matter which makes up the body of tbe medulla Interest paid by fulled nisto.. oblongata could lie distinctly seen, when Interest msld by trxunporttt! highly magnified, black apots of irregular trarasatod bleed. At the origin of the spinal POLITICAL. —Tbe ProliiUtioniete of IHiuoin met in con­ vention at Bloomington on Hie 30th ait., wetior. mails through tun medulla nominated a State ticket and put forth a oblongata, tbe origin of the filaments of lhe declaration of principloa. The following are the nominee* State Treaaurar. Maj. Little, of Pana-. Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. disci Jounie F. Willing, of Bloomington, Profemor origin of the nerve filaments. The finding of ta lhe Woaleyao Uoivcroity. —Tbe Republicans of Iowa met ta State gate shows that tho disease called hydrophobia is a true nervous disease and not a bloed Ninety counties were represented, and about 400 delegates ware present. Hon. Theodore Grelich, of Dea Moines county, presided.' The following ticket was nominated: For Secretary of State, J. D. Young, the |irescut incumbent; Ulate Treasurer. P. 0. Christy, present incumbent; Auditor, B. B. Sherman, of Benton county^. Register of tbe State I^nd Office, David Hacor, of Winnoliogo; Attorney­ bite McCormick waq, Cnocculatod with genus General, M. E. Cotts, of Maliaska; Clerk of of hydrophobia had rabies, and was shot. the Supreme Court, E. F. HolmM, of JackThis wan a mistake. The dog ban been found eon ; Supremo Court Reporter, J. 8. Ranaud jiositiwely identified. He has been exam- banking; declares tbe obUgationn of the Thie they accept aa conclusive proof that tl>« of the world, aje payable in the world's cur- for a long period of timo, during which tho canan of evil was contracted, and, Nt, Chicago. HL ’__________ at the cIom of Ute old y«tr, the biwWilhoft’m Anti-Pkrioi>ic:ob Fkvf.h band, returning home to - enjoy the xfd Aocb Tomi:—Thia invriuabte and stand­ uaual icativitim, .found hia neighbor­ ard family medUine 1s now a housabold ward and mafotaiua Ita. reputation unimpaired. It hood all alive with the atory of hu kite's unfaithfulness. These live coalfl other Hospitals ta New Orieana. Wdbon'a of tele-bearing gave additional heat to Tonic is tuns highly rocomUMinded by the his auger; but he contrived to conceal leading nwdleal mcti of tho country, and is worthy of wk indorsement. Wbkxlock, hia -feelinga from his wife, ahd hurriedly Fixiay A Go., Proprietors, New Orleans. For loft home under tbe pretonso of going sale by all druggistsio Hankow ; but instead of leaving, he, with a few trusty friends, secreted thcmuclroe in the neighborhood, pre­ pared to obtain a cruel redress before , the lire of his anger cooled down, rhe unfortunate man, ignorant of lite fatal trap, entered the house, of the woman, and, both being surprised, were aocured by the watchers, who speedily severed their heads from their bodies, and car­ ried the former to the district magis­ trate, before whom tho guilt of the murdered was decided by a test: both heads were put into a tub of water and set in-motion by rigorous stirring ; the heads meeting faqe to face decided their guilt. Such is tho power of custom— custom more cruel than law, for it de­ mands the death of both. It is said if tho man had but killed the intruder ho would Ira liable to punishment for mur­ der ; but, having effected a double mur­ der, he escaped wilha formal whipping, and received a reward in cash. In those cases, tho district, to purge itself of inch evils, destroys the bodies of the dead by cremation, and the very piece of ground rendered unclean by tho evil must bo plowed up before lhe virtuous Trill venture to dwell there. AS OLD 5VKSK. The Elizabeth Journal says a fragile; interesting young man, with n dyed moustache. He said hi» rVRKUHt. parents wore poor but honest, his —The Czar of RnMia bin iwititencwl hia nephew who klolc a «et of dumoixla. to ban­ father being a retired bounty-jumper, ishment far life to Caucasus aud to dejirivation and his mother had acquired a small fortune from her operations as a proof his military decorations. —There aro reports from Central Asia that fessihnnl shop-lifter. He said he had Hie Amcor uf Kaehgar.bas seized the Russian never stoles, anything in broad daylight, Envoy aud concentrated a largo force on tho and that his parents had early imbued frontier. . him with principles of virtue and taught —Tho capture by tbe Cubans, near Kantiago de Cuba, of 4lX) Spaniards aud 4U car-loadsof his useful footsteps to tread in the proviHion*. is reported iu Havana, and also straight and narrow path of tho hone­ that the priaonura »e¥o shot in retaliation for thief. He .wanted to mH us a book similar executions by tbo Kpaniah troops. that would enable ns to become rich in —A Madrid dispatch announces tho defeat twenty-four hours and fourteen seconds, of 10.000 Culiats, under Prince Alfonso,'by tench a blind mule to dance, or marry 5,000 Republicans, after two days' lighting. that lovely and rich orphan nert door. -A band of one hundred lockod-onl labor­ ers hi England are making a tour of tho That manly independence which actu­ principal towns iu the agricultural districts, ated one of our family, during tho late pleading their cause aud encouraging Hie internecine squabble, when ho threw etrikeni to bold out against the tyranny of tlio himself upon the altar of his country as farmers. a Government contractor, arose within its, as we brought backward tho heel of fighting between the Spanish Kopublicaiis our right boot to wipe a speck of mud sml CwrlisU at EatcUa, which was reported to tho tail of qur . coat. Ute nave tea tn, ........ . Then ....... ........... have ream resulted in a great victory iw for luwiormor. the former, from — giro an entirely different version of the affair, j museles of our leg relaxed, and our It turns ont Hiat tho Cariista were the victon*. ' delicate number four cut tile air like a tho Government forces being routed wiHt a . swallow on the homeward fly. He Im.„[.,«»UU«1 a.n.O™CU. > ronofcd najh tbo the commander of tho army, being numbered , _ » , . , , , ■ „ , HhOi-fl, iukTwo wiped onr fevered brow. among Hie slain. I ' * —Tha French President is credited with Hie ; A young Imly near Sublimity, Oregon, declaration that Lo will not code bin authority recently refused eight offent of marriage to anyone for K single day. ' —A collision bctwoAi Rusrix and China, in iu two days. It is presumed that she Htc-s but a step from sublimity. Tur kintan, la threatened. —Tho Committee of Thirty of the French Prince As, Co.'a Orleans. Assembly lias rojnetod the Couiilituliuual bill Spcndid finiah ; six stops; price >125. moved by M. Casimir Pcreiro by a vote of Terms, |25caeti, >13 monthly. 18 ta 6. Tho bil| provided .for a definitive Mou>y refunded if not ■atiefactory. establishment of the Republic under Hie Reed's Temple of Music, '.rj-Yan Buren h Presidency of Marshal Mac Mahon, anil uiti- ' The Utiiverrity ot Konoaii boa just mately for tbe dissolution of tho present Na- -' I graduated two young ladies. One re­ lloi^l Aasembly. —Information liaa been received from pri­ ceived a diploma as bachelor of science, vate sourcefi ot a severe repulse sustained by and tho other a diploma an bacholo* of lhe Dutch in their Acboenese campaign. It places lhe loss of the Dutch st 1,000 killed and 4,500 wounded, ^umbers which are out of pru|H>rtiou io the forces that are likely to have been engaged. -• Knowing that you are eubioct to a great —Spanish Itarns: A monument will be erect­ amount of suffering, that delicacy on your ed to Geu. Concha. The Republicans place I-art has a strong tendency to prolong, and tho their loss in tbe battle of Estedla el 800. Tbe onger It la neglected tho more you liavo to anny is falling back in good order, and will enduro aud the more difficult of cure your bo reorganized. Marshal Serrano, it is re- ciao becomes, I, tn a physician, who is dally consulted by scores of your sex, desire to say to you. that I am constantly meeting with his wife faavo arrived at Eatclla, where they those who have been treated for th ofr ail­ were received with great rejoicings. It is ro- ments fur months without being benefited in tho least, until they have become perfectly I>ottod that the Carlisle have murdered many discouraged and have almost made up their prisoners taken in the recent ba'.lies. minds never to take another dose of medicine, —A terrible disease, the character of which nor bo tortured by any further treatment, t hey had rather die and have their sufferings is unknown, has broken out in Mexico, and ended, than to live and suffer as they hare. beer: vo alarmingly epidemic. . They say they are worn out by suffering, and —The German Emperor has presented Hon. are only made worse by treatment. Of any­ thing more discouraging, we certainly cannot George Bancroft, tbe retiring Ameriran Min­ c Jisccivo. aud were there uo more successful ister, with ids portrait. Ufo-eisa, painted ex- m kIo of treating such difficulties than that, expressly for him. Thia is a testimonial rarely tho princif lee of which teach the reducing bestowed, and one which will be highly valued aad depleting of tho vital Torero of the eyeUm, when the indications dictate a treatment by tho recipient. directly tho reverse of tha one adopted'for —A constitutional bill baa i them, their cases would be deplorable indeed. by a aub-commitlee of tho_________ ___ Bit, lidy sufferers, thura is a better and far Thirty in the French Assembly. It provideu more successful plan of treatment for you; one more iu harmony with the laws and ro­ il ulrementr of your system. A harsh, irritat­ ing, caustic treatraout and rtrung msdicinM will never cure you. If you would use ration­ al means, such as common-eensa should dic­ —The British Parliament has rejected Dr tate to evtwv intelligent lady, take such raodiBull’s Irish home-rule resolution by a vote of mile. AWNIMG3. TENTt. TWINES AMD C9R0AGK. GILBERT. HUBSABD S CO.,MM to B0 Sewto Wat BAKING POWDER AND EXTRACTS. PR. PJtic-R-a. aieste A fm«i Mtrs.tete abb b.Water, . Ctucse-. Bin. M,*LLatM?Mnteia,-C1»<tauaU. Rtates, and the right of Hie Ulates to regu­ late and control rail* Ay-transput tat ion within —A Madrid telegram their limits ; doclaren In favor of the propoMnT at Eetolla numbers . Constitutional amm»dmenl (iroviding for the cannon. ___________ certain cssoe," provides that all peruana who election of a President by direct vole of the people ; demands > modification of tho Pat- DKA TU OF A SiOTKD CHSSa-I’LA YRk. Howard Staunton, the well-known rapping from your systems all your former elected to office: and chena-playcr and Shakxpearian scholar, olaaiicMy. aud driving th‘ Ideas, from yonr dictfirecently in London. lie was bora cheeks, that continual strain upon your vital forces that tenders you Irritable and fretful, the question of amending tlie Constitution so in 1810, studied at Oxford, nettled him­ ina/ all las overcame and subdued bv a per­ se rering use of that marrsloiui remedy. Ir­ self in Loudon, aud devoted himaclf to regularities and oteteucUow to tho proper literature. He studied ebevut and be­ workings of your systems are relieved by thia mild aud sale means, while periodical pains, wiihoui formal application and without tho came an admirable player. In 1843, tbe existence Of which to a sure indication nf when St. Arnaud waa proclaimed the serious dismuM that should not be neglected, tbe malority for a convention is about 00,000, champion cheoa-playei of Europe, Mr. readily yield to it, and if its use is kept up for a reasoualde lengUi of time tho special esuso aud that tho' OooBarvaUvM have elected Staunton challenged him, ptoeeedetl to of three pains i» pormauenUy removed. Further light on Chose subjects may bo ob­ Paris to play, aud won the great match. tained from my pamphlet no tfiseasos peculiar He was indisputably the first player in to your rex, sent on receipt ot two stamps. My Favorite Prescription is sold by druggists. Europe, but when Morphy went to En­ gland in 1854 Staunton fought shy of IxpBOVKMirwr is the order of tho day. him, and a match could never be ar­ ranged between them. They played once, however, in a conauitaifon gtane. It was, if we mistake not, Staunton and Pianos — Remabkarle Offer !—A the tate Mr. Bird- on one side, and Morphy and an eminent English player on the other. Tho Morphy aide won. italogue to R. K. Staunton w/» tha author of Bcvcral exThk NobthwRtmiitK Hobbs-Nau. Go.' the North, an edition of 8hak«q»e*re which is very Go to fttnuMM Water Owe, Swjillum, III. a«4 Ml 4IMMM o« tka ttvor. Md kl4u»V4. Tin . water la now kaowu and told *« aitaier tka " BOOTS AND SHOES-WHOLESALE. DOGA KTT. HAM J5TY t RlLLB.» te M Laks. tn U k I k.r. » , A* ««r CHILDREN'S . CARRIAGES. ROCKING HORSES, . SLE1CHS. Etc. • . - CHINA. CLASS AMD QUEENSWARE. ENGRAVER. SEALS. PRESSES. BURNING-BRANDS. SOAP STAMPS. hEEL AND BRASS STAMPS. L. BOCilk, m B. Aaakolpk. ' ENGRAVERS. S. 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' , ftjdrelmow mluda ct nMar“ Yon always shirk anything dis-, Ttm fonc»<<m la Um> realm <S haart: agreeable, my dear," she said. “Yo« .Wa yrect you wHb an open paha, have a nature that impels you to take TbataUMcroau with wtlb frettre cb*«r; life easily. I have been forced to put X atatzimar out my rhytbmk paahn my shoulder to the.w.heel too often, not ' Ofafioonia tn your wining ear. *TiaPM W reluctant hinge Gar doora awing Uel at your approach; ."W*ttn'welcome never ran Infringe , —Vjfln true friendship’* kind encroach. Sweet Jun. hanga all her banners oat. And decks herwlf with summer flowers ; With vernal beauty all about, _ Kha scatters Joy through all th* hours. Tk* lake lifts toward the aaura aky• The restless ware. with cream of whltoAnd o’er Its bosom south winds slgb Of Nalore** calm and pure delight. So, wbiln the chime of balls la rung, Aa<kpran*ul» ataMm from every ship. Toff gawtlufi roils from every Umgue, ' Ami thunders forth from cannon's Up. Ye aiaud upon Ufa's pkket-Una, And guard Che camp while others sleep ; > ^Tha mission is indeed dlvtM, I' faithful to the truth ye keep. n/rv. yg th. etale through bad report, When ah the rabbi. Jeer and tie ; And walk erect with manly port. Bearing the stings that crucify. The immortal alii*, of the Bight Shrink not abashed at error's glance; But send a challenge for the tight. And ways thatr ensigns in advance. AU parties need a higher tone— To loftier heights the bugle* call; The nations reap what they hav* eown, (rod's certain lavra arc over all. If ye who guide the public press Ccsm to rebuke the country's wrong; Iu days of trial and distress , U*r scourge wlU be a scorpion thong, jjet po man crack about your ran •^he party lash—that hateful thing; Defy those haughty overseers. And scorn the dictum of the ring. He umds no trumpet ' ,r bl* fam*; God heeds th* Uudw vparrow's fall; D» atigebi cherish well th* name Of him who ccmM at duty's call. ’Us yours to stand by freedom’s choice, And strive forever for th* right; Give Justice sturdy help and voice. And make all tyrant* own your might. Purge out the acid from your ink. By force «f love's kind chemistry; Brft>TO yon injure pause and think How swert th* voice of charity. SometlmM Ln party's Cerce d*bat* We calsc the smudge of vulgar school* ; But with a higher correlate, We feel the sway of reason's rales. And there be those whose will would feign Rivet Vie press with bands cf steel; As fair Zcaobla bore the chain „„ That baua^Jmr io the tyrant's wheel. We west! merre ecsKleece In our tsw»— W« need loss stale-craft of the kind That seeks th* rabble's loud applause, And U to i—nor whallj blind. The months flit by, the years fly fast. Tbs scythe of Time is keen of edge: iJcunJcue cawnot always last. Nor we redeem hope's luring pledge. Dear Nature auspicates this day With gralal Sktss and Irsfy wood ; Be unra the task io lead the way" In hive's sweet arts of brotherhood. to do it willingly.” “And I’ve often said,” said Mr*. Martin, “that I revere Mrs. Glenn for that very thing." They walked out of the room. Mrs. Bright shrugged her fat shoulders. “ A couple of old alander-thongera,” she said; “and now they must try to make little Eve Willis uncomfortable.” Mrs. Bright, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Glenn "boarded, with their husbands, at the fashionable establishment of . Mrs. Roger Black. Mr. aud Mrs. Willis lived next door, and all of them at­ tended the same church. Either th© latter pair were peenlinrly fond of each other, or were more disposed to show their fondness than most- people are; but certainly they were known as a model couple. He was a handsome, tall, black-whiskered mon of forty. She waa a petite blonde of twenty-two or twenty-three. Evidently, no man was so wise, ao great, so perfect in her eyes an her husband. Evidently no woman was so charming to him os his wife. Now, there are a good many women to whom this sort of thing is gall and wormwood. They cannot bear to see it, and they break it up if possible. All the flirts in the congregation bad tried to do this and had failed. All the sour matrons whoeo married lives were spent in spats and squabbles sneered at the happy pair, and declared that this wouldn't last long. But it had lasted for five years, and not a flaw hod been discovered in the conduct of either, until, one bright summer, when Mrs. Willis having left home on a visit to her sister, a very pretty young lady arrived at a neighboring hotel, and Mr. Willis— yes, Mr. Willis, no other—was seen to devote himself to her in a way that was positively shocking. Yes, jiositively terrible. For Mn>. Glenn and Mrs. Martin, who took to going about in waterproof, cloaks and hoods after dark, had not only seen Mr. Willis take ice cream with this young lady, but were ready to swear that he -kissed her at parting, snd on more than one occasion • was seen to put his arm about her waist. This hud gone’ on for three weeks when Mrs. Willis returned home; and now, as the lady was unpacking her trunks in her pietty room next door, the two watchers had determined to inform her of her husband’s infidelity, nnd no task could have been more pleasant to them. Dressed in their best, and armed with parasols and fans, they watched Mr. ‘Willta’ departure fiom the house with CIRCVAISTANTIA L E VIDENCE. eager eyes, and then hastening down­ “We ought to tell her,” said Mrs. stairs, almost ran up the steps of the Martin. house next door, anxious to meet the “ It’s our bounden duty," said Mr*. happy face they hoped to change to one Glenn. of misery. “Oh, dear!" ipid Mrs. Bright, “I Mrs. Willis came smiling down-stairs can’t see why we should bother our­ to greet them. selves. People never get any thanks “Thank you for coming to see me so for interfering between man and wife.” soon,” she said. “It does seem aa "I don't want thanks,” said Mrs. though I'd been away from homo a Glenn; “I think of myself. If Mr. whole year—Mr. Willis says it seems Glenn should conduct himself so while five to him—and yet I’ve been enjoying I was away I should think any one my myself ever so much." very best friend who let K® know abont “ I'm glad to hear it," said Mrs. Mar­ it, To have a creature like that steal­ tin. ing sway one’s husband’s affections and " Yet happiness is fleeting," said Mrs. other women keeping their months shut, Glenn. why it’s awful—perfectly awful I " They spoke so solemnly that Mrs. “ It would be winking at sin, my Willis thought that something un­ dear,” said Mrs. Martin. pleasant must have happened to one of “Assuredly,”said Mrs. Glenn. them. “ I've often thought *11 that show of V Every one well, I hope ?” ahe said offectiqp'didn’t amount io anything.” more gravely. said Mrs. Martin. “ Mr. Martin never “ Quite," said Mrs. Martin, with n kissee me when he comes home to tea. sigh. I’ve seen Mr. Willis do it right on the “ Anything new ?" said Mrr. 'Willis. front door-step, and then calling her “ No,” "aid Mrs. Glcm». “Peopleare * dear ’ so often. All hypocrisy. And as wicked as ever, and that is as old a* to see her so set up by it! And 4 My Satan." dear huaband thinks thia,* and ‘My “ Mr*. Black has been over charging husband's opinion is that,’ and ‘My her for extras, or the chambermaid has husband likes me to wear pink,’ and let the milkman kiss her,” thought Mrs. all that, as if she was the only wife that Willi*. was made much of in the world ! Non­ " And what fine weather we are hav­ sense !" ing,” ahe added aloud. “And I’ve often said to myself, “ Yes," enid Mr*. Martin, with a little there’ll be a waking up for you,Mro. groan, “ I often think of those lineal in Willis,” said Mr*. Glenn. "And now the hymn : you see it has oomc." •• Wb*n> «T*ry |>ro*j*rt “ And very glad yon seem to be of And cnll *• Hl**" it,” Mid Mrs. Bright “ The poor soul “ How vile man is sometimes,” said has been too happy. For my part it Mr*. Glenn. ’‘ always pleases m? to see domestic hap­ " Ah !“ said Mrs. Martin. piness ; and my advice is, don't tell “ I shouldn’t wonder if Mr. Glenn had her. It may bo some mistake, you been flirting with aome one,” thought know. If it isn’t, you’ll only make her Mr*. Willi*. . , stiffer-—” ' “ I have the photographs of all sister “ Pride goes before a fall," said Mrs. Sara’s children,' said Mrs. Willis. “ I'll Glenn. “ I'm only an instrument. I’m show them to you if you like. They are obliged to do the work set before me, pretty creaUirw.”.. even if it humbles her.” “ Thank-you, Mrs. WflUa,” aaid Mr*. “And you’ll gowith us, Mr*. Bright? ’’ Glenn ; " but bur hearis are very full of said Mrs. Martin. serious thought* just naw. Wo are “Not I,”said Mrs. Bright" Firstly, thinking too much of evil heart* to care I think,-in the face of all y<*r evi­ to look at innocent children’s faces. We dence, that Mr. Willis is too good a Lave come to t*)U you something, Mrs. man, and too fond of his wife, to de­ Willi*.’’ ceive her so; secondly, if it is aS true “ I knew something wa« on her mind, ’’ I wash my hands of helping to break said the unan.“pici'jns woman to herself; ’ , NASHVILLE,---------BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1874. ' 1 . .......... “..I__________ — but she merely gave a little bow and looked attention. “ Yon are young, Mrs. Willi*," said Mrs. Martin. “ Comparatively young,” added Mr*. •G1 nn. “And you don’t know yet how very wicked this world is," said Mrs., Martin, w “ Ah ! no," said Mrs. Glenn. • “Nor what men are.” said Mrs. Mar­ tin. “You don’t often faint, do yon?” asked Mrs. Glenn. “I—never," said Mr*. Willis. “That is well," said Mr*. Martin. ‘*1 fear we will agitate you very much." Mr*. Willi* began to look grave. “No accident has happened," sh$ faltered, “ Mr. Willis—I si^r him leave the house ten minute* ago—nothing ho*?" s " As far as we know, Mr. Willi* i$ perfectly safe 1 nd well,” said Mr*. Glenn, severely. “ Mrs. Willis, I feel it my duty, as a member, to worn you that we should not have earthly idol*. . -Your one thought appears to be your husband. There ore other people to whom terri­ ble thing* could happen.” “And idol* of clay may easily be shattered,” said Mrs. Martin. “ One naturally thinks of one’* own first," said Mrs. Willis. “ I am sure I shall be distressed to hear that any one has mot with a mis­ fortune.” “ We all meet with misfortunes soon­ er or later," said Mrs. Glenn ; •“ and again I Bsy you think too much of one sinful man.” “lam not aware that I have request­ ed advice on tho subject,” said Mr*. Willi* ; “ and I scarcely think a woman could love so good a husband too well, or honor him too much.” “ Good I" said Mrs. Martin. “Mr*. Willis," said Mrs. Glenn, “ how do you know ho is better than any other man—that he is not even un­ true to you ?" Mr*. Willis started to her feet in in­ dignation. “ How dare you—” she began. “Stop,” said Mrs. Glenn. “We have come to speak, and will speak. It is our duty to unmask a hypocrite." Mrs. Willi*, scarlet with anger, re­ mained standing. Mrs. Martin began to look very happy. Mrs. Glenn even smiled. “ My dear friend," she said, “ wb be­ lieve that you ought to know that yon are dreadfully deceived. While yon have been absent 'your husband has devoted? himself to another lady—a beautiful girl—who arrived at the hotel almost immediately after your depart­ ure. We have seen him kiss and em­ brace her—have we not, Mr*. Martin ?” “ Oh! yee,” said Mr*. Martin. “ She is, perhaps, sixteen year* old—a dark beauty. It is quite absurd to think dark men admire light ladies most. She is as dark os he is, aad very beautiful.” “ Oh! yea," said Mrs. Glenn. “ Lovely outwardly, I think she mutt be French. It i* quite terrible. We feel it to be so; but we found it neces­ sary to do our duly and inform you at once.’’ “Thank you,” Raid Mrs. Willis, in a choked voice, as she covered her face with her handkerchief. “I hope," she said after a moment's silence, “that you aill not hedtate to repeat this in the presence of Mr. Willis. Of course you are not afraid.to speak the truth before any one. If you will wait, I will send for him, I will not be long." She fctill kept her face hidden, but her agitation was evidently great. “ I must insist upon yonr presence," ahe said, in faltering accent* ; “ and if I separate from Mr. Willis, I shall need yon for witrwsse*. Wait one moment. I will send for him." This was rather more than the ladies had bargained ‘or. but retreat was im­ possible. . Mr*. Willi* left the room, and returned with her faee still hidden in her handkerchief. There was Bilenee in tho room, and oa the time passed on, Mr*. Martin began to wish I herself safely at home, but Nirs. Glenn was of sterner stuff and braved the mat­ ter ont much better. Half an hourpataed; then a latch-key wm Leiiid in the hsH-door. It opened. Mr*. Willis still concealed her face. A step—nay, the steps of two person* aroused: the halt The parlor-door opened, and Mr; Willis strode iu, fol­ lowed by a young lady—the very young lady who bad been the subject of their oommunicati/jh—a pretty girl, and very like Mr. Willis himself. • And now, Mrs. Willis arene will, a f*oc aa bright a* it had ever been in all their remembrance of ita brightness and turned toward them.' “ Ladies," she said, “ allow mo to in­ troduce my step-daughvw, Adele Willis. She ha* been with her grandmother in Franco, until lately. You know, or do not know, that Mr. Willis’* first wife wan * French lady, and ahe ha* jnat come homo to us. As 1 wo* absent the hotel wan pk-ARxuter for her than the empty home.and so ahe has staid there until to-day, She is just four­ teen. ' The lodiefi thought you quite sixteen, you are ao tall, Adele ; gnd I am very, very glad to bare her with mo." Mrs. Glenn arose; *0 did Mrs. Mar­ tin. “ Yea, to be sure,” said Mrs. Martin ; “delightful, of course," and hurriedout of the room. “ A good motive should atone for a mistake," said tho bravo Mr*. Glenn. “ I hope you'll bear no enimity." “ None at all," said Mrs. Willis. “ I havo.beon very much amused.” But Mrs. Glenn and Mrs. Martin were not amused, I fear ; and-that very’ night they quarreled so violently about the xbatter, <i*ch blaming tho other as instigator, that neither ever spoke to the other again. WHO IKTRODVCKD TfiX TOMATO. ' A writer in the American Rural Hume, of Rochester, says that tho soldiers at Pittsburgh and Detroit used tho tomato us food from 1794 to 1800. This, he Bays, was the earliest known of their being used for- food, but that they were bat little known until 183G. There must be some mistake in this man’s history. Gen. Harrison was at Pittsburg as ensign in the regular army from 1791 to 1796, and wo* at Detroit and Fort Washington until 1801, when ho was appointed Governor of Indiana Territory. If tomatoes had been used by the soldiers at either Detroit or Pittsburg at any time from 1791 to 1801, Harrison would have known it, which he did not, as the writer distinctly re­ collect* hearing the Geutiral tell wlien ho first saw tomatoes used, and ate them. When Gen. Jackson came to hi* seat as President of the United State* in 1829, Gen. Harrison was Minister to Colombia, and was removed to give place to Thomas P. Moore, of Ken­ tucky. On the General’s return in tho spring of 1830, ho visited Lawrence­ burg, Ind., and on tho 17th day of April, 1830, at Hunt's Hotel in that place, at tho dinner table, tho General related Ute foot that at Bogata, iu Co­ lombia, he first learned that tomatoes wore used os an article of diet, and that he had become very fond of them. That spring the General planted largely of the Uimato, and in September of that year, for the firat time the writer par­ took of them at the table of Gen. Har­ rison, at North Bend, when the General again slated where he had learned to uso them. Tho tomato (or for our learned friends wo will say tho Lyvopcr»lcum) is a na­ tive of South America, and was eaten by the natives of Colombia for many years before their introduction to the United State* or to Europe. General Harrison introduced their use at North Bend and at Cincinnati 4n the fall of 1830, as the General’* bonso was a great place of report for foahionablo visitors from the city. And the Geueral intro­ duced the use of them at the table at Wnshington'tlie following yeor.\ From all the circumstances wo aro inclined to think they were not used at either Pitt tburgh or Detroit prerionsto 1800.— Dee Muince Relfieter. ORIGIN Of TRK fAN. Since the fun has come to be re­ garded as an almost indispensable ad­ junct to the feminine toilet a history of its origin may not prove uninteresting to the *ex who handle it *o adroitly. The Chinese a*y that Kan-ti, tho bcautiful daughter of one of the mandarinB, found tho mask which Celestial etiquette requi. js to be warn^in public by ladies, very oppressive as the evening was warm, but her ingenuity was equal to the occasion. She untied her mask and moved it so rapidly back and forth be­ fore her face that it was impossible to distinguish her features, while her beauty we* enhanced in the eye of all the beholder*by the tentaliringglimpees afforded by tho coquettish maneuver. In u moment a thousand fair Celeetialo, appreciating her courage and coquetry, imitated her example, and a thousand masks were put in. motion before a thou­ sand pretty face*, by a thousand preUy hands. The ingenious Chinese caught the idea, and by the next Feast of Lan­ tern* fans were substituted for masks. A R£A THAT A ROOBTRR. P. P. Caahiou, of Luis cx?u^ty, had a chicken hatched about.eightecn month* ago that way gray an a»e side running back to the side, on the opposite aide a deep black. It had a very heavy comb, •nd a large wattle on the black aide and small one on the gray, a heavy spur on 1 the left leg nnd a light one on the right It laid a dofcen or moEccggs, set on them hatched ;;nd raised a btood of chicken*, as any good hen would. After the chicks were weaned, it went into the rooster btwinte&-^-crt>wed regularly, fought the other roosters, got it a ntuqber of wives and proceeded to assist them u> their domestic affair*, a* a good' rooster should. By and by—that is, a week or two ago—it laid down and died with the cholera. A post-mortem examina­ tion .dioovered the fact that on th* gray side it was a perfectly developed hen, on th* black side a perfectly developed male.—Dresden (Tcun.) Democrat, NO. 42. ANXCliOfXS . Of KOTKD WITH. .GRAINS OP H7&D0M. The following anecdote*, the wit in which invariably passes the bound* of politeness, are quoted in “Anecdote Lives of Later Wit* and Humorists,” by John Timba ; While Lord Norbury A cotemporary (says the B'eetern Rural) calls the following “Grangsr Farming.” It evidently has never read the jokes on the author of “ What I Know about Fanning,” else the rehash would Dot have been named after an organisation that is certainly practical if not poetical. A* a revamped joke, however, it is good .- ■ . The day* are getting longer and tho sun does not sot as Boon as it did in January, therefore the- farmers have ample opportunity to put in the seed for an early crop of clothes-pins. Turnips should never be pulled-^it injures them. It is much better to send a boy up and let him • shake the tree. Cows in wet and slushy weather should not bo allowed to leave their rooms, otherwise a sudden attack of was arguing a point with Curran, and talking very loudly, an ass brayed from the street adjoining the court-house, to the constant interruption of the Chief Justice. “What noise (a that?"ex­ claimed hi* lordship. “ Oh, my Lord!” retorted Curran, “it is merely the echo of the Court.” “Curran," said a Judge to him, whoee wig being a little awry, caused some laughter in court, “doyou see anything, ridiculous in this wig?" •' Nothing but the head, my lord,” was the reply. Curran was somctimcB paid in hi* own coin, as .on one occasion, when he pressed Godwin for hi* opinion of a speech ho had just delivered. “Since you will have my opinion,” said Godwin, folding hi* arms and leaning back in hi* chair with tang froid, "I really never did hear any­ thing so bad aa your prose, except your poetry, my dear Curran I" Douglas Jerrold’s witwaa often exerted Id this kind of Way, amusing enough to by­ standers, but mightily unpleasant to tho butt Thus, a member of his slub, hearing an air mentioned, exclaimed, “ That always carries mo away when I hear it." “Can uobody whistle it?” asked Jerrold. Again, after a supper of sheeps’ heads, an' enlhuaiastic gen­ tleman exclaims, “Well, sheeps’ heads forever, say I.” Jerrold: “There’s egotism! *' Again, when a man told him he thought he should have died of laughter at some practical jeke, Jerrold replied, “I wish to heaven you hod !” a remark suggested, perhaps, by Cowper'a couplet— ** Ha tBcacht he ihdald have died, he eo bad; Hie peevUh bean-re alinoet vrjehed he tad." Archbishop Whately never spared his joke for the sake of the sufferer onwhom it wa* inflicted. “ Pray sir,’ he said to a loquacious prebendary, who hod mode himself active in talking at the Archbiahop'a expense when his back was turned, “pray, sir,, why are you like the bell of yorjr own church-steeple?" “Because,” replied tho other, "lam always ready to sound the alarm when tho churoh is in danger.” “ By no means," replied the Archbishop, “it is because yon have an empty head and . a long tongue >1" THR 8KRPKNT Of APPRT1TX. It is an old Eaitorn fable that a cer­ tain King once Buffered tho Evil One to kiss him on either shoulder. Immedi­ ately there sprang therefrom two ser­ pents, who furious with hunger, at­ tacked tho man and strove to cat into, his brain. The now terrified King strove to tear them away and cast them from him, when ho found, to lus hor­ ror, that they had become a part of himself. Just so it is with every one who be­ comes a slave to his appetite. He may yield in what seems a vary little tiling at first; even when he finds himself at­ tacked by the Bcrpent that lurk* in the glass; he may fancy he can cost him off. But, ala* I ho finds tho thirst for strong, drink has become a part of himself. It would be almost as easy to cut off his right hand. Tbo poor poet Burn* said that if a barrel of rum wa* placed in one corner of the room, and a loaded cannon in another, pointing toward him, ready to bo fired if ha approached the barrel, he had no ohoiee but to go for the rum. The person who first tempts you to take a glass, may appear very friendly. It was not a dart that Satan aixaed at the fated King. He only gave him a kis*. But the serpent sprang from it, just as deadly, for all that. Ob, bo careful of letting this serpent of appetite get posMission of you, for it will be a miracle of grace, indeed, if you are ever able again to shako him oft Guard against every sin,' dear child­ ren, however small; let it not gain a hold upon you. Pray to be kepi from temptation in every form, and think not that in your own strength you can battle against it Ont of temper, at hrt, with thia laaolaot dame. An J feeling the roxiu «M groatlj to blame. To arolil 1JU> lortead of careMtng. I mlmtckod b«r .pweb, like a churl that I am, | And eugrUy Mid, •• Yon'ra a dam—dam— A dam—ago tmtMd of a blMalfig.'’ influenza may dry up the milk. Be careful also not to give them vinegar i . VARIETIES. with their pickles. It is certain to make Ax era unknown to women—the mid­ tho milk sour. A simple diet.of soup, dle ages. plain roast beef nnd potatoes and rice Fkk simple—giving a waiter tan pudding are the proper things to make cents and expecting to have a good din­ cows thrive. It is evident (hat we are to have a ner. A DBKAD-BAKixo match at Hartford, backward season for grain. Thcrfore, it will be well for the farmer to begin ' Conn., was undoubtedly much a dough setting out his corn-stalk* and planting I about nothing. hi* buckwheat cake in May instead of ; What are the most unsociable things Anguat. in the world? Mile-stones. Yon never With bogs this is a laying season, and 1 see two of them together. yon should give them plenty of lime and | The fool aeaket’u to pick a fly from a . egg-shells mixed in their feed. Broken i mule’s hind leg. The wise man letteth gloss is good for the same purpose, I out the job to tho lowest bidder. though it is apt to make the shell* I An exchange speaks of a " captio_n# brittle. Core is to be taken in picking ! man who growled because a powder­ the hogs befoic putting them in the factory was to be established next door." oven. A Piqua girl who had a quarrel with The Guano is a fine bird, but great a lover remarked to a friend that “ she care is necessary in rearing it. It should wasn't on squeezing terms with that not bo imported earlier than May nor fraud any more." later tlian September. In the Winter A bady lecturer says women ought to it should bo kept iu a warm place where retain their own names when they got it can hatch out it* young. married. She has not had a chance to Chickens, during tho early Spring, change hers thus far. cannot be expected to catch many A little boy heard his mother tell of worms, aincc the latter hibernote in the eighteen head of cattle being burnt the tops of tall trees. Keep your chickens other night. “ Weren't their tails burnt in a worm stable, and aee that there ia also inquired the verdant youth. always plenty of bay in the racks. Let Shkhivan, at a public dinner, was un­ their haltere be long enough to lie down comfortably, otherwise yon may find expectedly called upon to say grace* them choked to death in the course of when he acquitted himself as follows : “What! No clergyman present? the night. Thank God for all thing* !” The pumpkin i* a favorite berry with Harry, after looking on while hi* new / the natives of the interior of New En­ little sister cried at being washed and gland, who prefer it to the gooseberry dressed, tnrne l away, Baying, “ If she for »he making of fruit cake, and who screamed like that up in heaven, I don’t likewise give it tho preference over th" raspberry for feeding cows, as being wonder they Bent her off." more tilling and fully as satisfying. The pumpkin is the only ecculcnt of tho orange family that will thrive in the North, except tho gourd and one or two varieties of tho squash. But the cuhtom of planting it in tho front yard with the shrubbery is fast going out of vogue, for it is generally conceded that the pumpkin, as a shade tree, is a failure. A pXDDLinx calling on on old lady to dispose of some goods, inquired of her if she eould tell him of any road on which no peddler had traveled. “ Yes, ’ replied she, “ I know of one, and that's the road to heaven.” The National Baptist knows a man who is boosting that he has never given his wife a crofts word in tho twenty years they have been married. Those AN ARKANSAS 1IUNTF.K8 FIGUT who know the family best, give tho true WITH a PANTHhR. reason : “Ho doesn’t dare to. ’ J. A. Burby, who lives abont twelve Oh, woman, in our hour* of ease, you miles from the oity, nnd who cultivates know well do whate’er you please; a plantation, is a great hunter. For we’ll promise to renounce the sin of tho past year he had been annoyed by Bourbon, brandy, rum and gin, and go a large panther, and until last Thure- bo- far as to refrain (except when dry night had been unsuccessful in tempted) from champagne; but have meeting the brute. On the night men­ some mercy, do, my dear, and leave, tioned he took his rifle, which carries oh I leave my lager boor.—Lou itviUc thirty-two to tho pound, and proceeded Courier. to a deer-lick, where he had previous’y E. O. Stanabd, member of Congress erected a platform in a largo tree. Ho climbed up to tho porch and ensconced from tbo first districtof Missouri, sport* the most scrumptious <quip*g« in himself for a night’s watch for deer. The buttons on his Ho heard these animals walking around Washington. driver's coat are as large as soup-plates, in the vicinity, and kept very quiet, and the cockade on his hat about the waiting for their approach. While sit­ ting there, with, hi* good rifle well in size of a turkey’s wing, while three yards of blue ribbon float from the hand, he was astonished to see his old enemy—the cougar—glide through the whip-handle.—Cincinnati Commercial. undergrowth and climb into a tree a few paces from his stand. Tho beast was watching for deer, too. Raising his gun noiselessly, Burby took aim at the magnificent animal, and the report saw him fall a shapeless mass on the grdnnd. Burby lowered himself from his perch, and, forgetting all about venison in his triumph over the panther, walked up to the dead beast. Suddenly the corpso rose into the air with a terrible spring, and lighting on ’ RARE COINH. Burby’s side—ho having dodged in the Dollars of 1804, but three knewn. nick of time—tore all the clothing off Dollar* of 1794, very scarce. The re*t the left aids of his body and limbs. can be procured at a kmall premium,-ii As he swerved, the cautious, quick­ at all grubbed or indented. No dollar* eyed hunter dealt a bl>?w with h«* chib­ were coined from 1805 to 1835. Half­ : bed gun at tho panther, smashing the dollars of 1804 but one known ; of 1797 stock to atoms. Tho wounded brnte very rare. None coined from } 798 to came again to the attack, and slashed 1800, or 1816. Quarter-dollant of 1823 his antagonist from top to toe, without, and 1827 very rare. Coined irregular­ however, wounding Burby. The latter, ly till 1881. Dimes, very rare for the with nothing but the barrel of his four f ollowing years, varied in the or­ gun ss a weapon, drove a terrible blow der of their rarttyu 1804, 1797, 1802, into tho panther's skull and flattened 1803. Coined yearly-frotn 1827. Half­ him ont. The dimensions of the brute were dime* of 1802 but three known. Of 1794 and 1803 very scarce. Nonecoined nine feet from the tip of his nose to the end of his tail, and he was royally from 1806 to 1828. Three-cent pieces of 1855 very scarce. Cents of 17^3, muscled and beautifully marked. The 179© and 1804 very rare. Coined yea>si hunter now ha* the skin hanging a* a ly from 1793 exceptin 1815. HaH-centa’ ’■tyophy on the outer wall nf his Swelling, of 1796 rare. Not coined in a rggulac add Dabbs ha* the shattered rifle^ut•erics. But few of’ the gold pieces are ting it into trim for another bout with very rare. The quarter, eagle of 1707 is the wild beasts which abound in Bur­ the most valuable.—Scientific Ameri­ by's neighborhood.—Little Rack Recan. yubli«m. vxno. • Ye place be >• a pro«y fowk, And wnodruue good to Mt; Hj • !e «ood. lykewyeo bye Jovle, And «l. bye Ultle fe«U. But itoottifh you try a tboueand y»*r». 1 tro« you itlll util feyte. To make a ailk purro o! bye M*», Or wI«mI of by» t*yk. NATURALLY INDIGNANT. A writer to the Portsmouth (N. H.) Chronicle says : Allow me to express my disgust at the new issues of the ten­ cent and twenty-five cent scrip, and the errors into which an honest man may bo inveigled by their close resemblance in size and appearance to Um; new fifty-oent scrip. A case in point: On Saturday I bought twenty cents’ worth of some­ thing somewhere, and tendered a dollar bill in payment. The storeki «q>cr gave me in change one ten-ccnt and one twenty-five-cent sepp and one five-cent nickel, and, thinking I had got two fifty-oent scrips and a nickel, thereby being twenty-five cents ’'in,” I hastily stuffed the money in my rest pocket lest the trader should diaoover hi* mistake before I got dear of his store. An hour later, when I found I had only forty cents in change instead of the eighty I was sntitisd to, I went back, and th* storekeeper would not make up th* dif­ ference, saying I should Lava looked at rny change before I left th-, store. Some people never will learn that “ honesty is the bort policy," and t'^at storek.rpor �ARDY i AINSWORTH, JULY 17. 1874 - pay the Hijhtjirt Mart nt Price for during tho which elapsed be- I tweed'the last Suite census in 18641 In Ute United States ccurns in 1870.! Last Ttrowfay evening abpul four o'clock a firs orignalvd al a point farting corucr uf Twelfth and Clark Lo*a$2O0OT. streets, in b paint manulkctiiry Burglar!.**, ranging from $100 to$7,000. mixing paints, aud nn explosion oc- arc plenty this w®*k throughout the Stalecurrvd which ignited the building and . in • some which rapidly workman -were communicated, tn adjoining After burning that district buildings. out the wind changed, sending the tire towards the central part of the Block after block aucou'nb to the Runes and elegant; chmcftes, city. Tbo wife of •Prof. Hohen»iT>«< of Boymassive hotels, immeiwe business structures and humble cottage* shar­ with Mr*. Beeo Killhara, and h*s k«d him ed the same fate. The post office amrtad for adultery. 3**d*a wooden bnHdlng were burned tn and several large hotels have burned and at npdttighl the fire was within ojje -block of the Palmer house. Near morning the fire was subjected, but on Wednesday evening broke out again. dued. Tho 4,000.000, is shorn ffia.OTO. The Jackson Carrage and Table factory took fire Sunday night, and the property dcstrr>|ed amouted to $60,000. It is now entirely sub. ’ Grand Rapids is gelling to be bbw on con­ estimated lots is flagrations. Last week Thursday a barn, brick building and J W. Boynlnn'e tiock of millinery goods burned, Los* $22,000. A SECOND FLOOD. A little eon of Charles Rigolrt of Greenffcld. Wayne Co., laat week bad kta tags cm A reservoir qf a factory at the village of Middlefield, Hamphire. Co. Mass., burst last Sunday off by a mowing machine. Orion bad a 23,000 fire last week Thnrs- The vill­ age ef Chester. Hunlineton nnd Mid<^*fiel>l were inundated, forms fhtd- THE EKRTH. Henry M P-trklYhraf writes to the tied, and buildings nnd bridges dostroyed.bnt.fortunatelVi the inhabitants were timely warned by EFFE3T3 OF OOMETABY MATTEROH Deacon New York Triltuns: It way formerly supposed that if the bead Harry Meachtim, who first discovert ed a leak in the dam,and reached the i|reiroy it. high land«. The actml loss to pro■ perty is Kiid to be $360,0 '0. Mo'lcnx discoveries prove that . actually struck by the haa<l of • c »n»ot; and The severe dry weather during the jrast two .weeks has greatly injured ha I b .-en avecrtatnel that certain mitoorie •hnwara foltow»d the track of certain comets; apd Prof. A. 3. I!erehelsnspsdetl that there while along the Railroad lines i might be such rnttwie ahowera in the track fires prevail, kindled from- spark* rjflltela’a camel, especially at it ha 1 been thnOn from passing trains. Farm­ crops in eastern and south eastern . Ohio. The pastures are brown an.I be large -tubsoqnently disappeared’entirely;. He re­ loosers on account «jf tho drouth, and quested observeni to watch especially for ers io that section ’ wHl in many cases wilt loose more this year limn they have gained for two uirail brillanoy. an 1 thinking It possible or three years previously. We have on hand a fine stock of That it lias mil been each, however, is readily accounted for. The close j > POTATOES, of the war brought thousands of the I ciygen auiders'buck - to the State, to s n4^fcieir quota to it* laiterui1 de* vcio]Un?Dt. and immigration which had almost been suspended during Ufa, m ul (Uirn'i (fan, the war sprang up to ,-an unparrel!ed extent. Tho great railroad and man­ , Delivered al their ufacturing progrera made by the State ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE between 1864 and 1870 had (he effect which WO will alone ont at coat far CASH. of largely adding to the population of ttto.tc of the cities and villages ia existanoe prior tu (he former date, be­ sides bringing many new ones into LATH, fatt>g. The most marked increase’ SHINGLES was in the new omd undeveloped WATER LIME, district in tho northern half of the SALT, Lower Peninsula, and in the lumber HAIR, district on the shore* of Lake Huron STUCCO. and Lake * Michigan, though all the counties in the State, with two ex­ ception*, exhibited a greater or less AA'D CROCKERY which we ship and ratal! at bottom prices. increase. The. total increase in the State between 1864 aud 1870 was 380,893, or a lit tile over forty seven ’ HARDY de AINSWORTH. And a full line of per cent,—an average annually in­ Proprietors. crease of seven per cent. Between 1860 and 1864 the papulation increas­ ed hut 52,636, or barely seven per cent, the t^lal increase in four years being lews than one-seveuth of what it was in the six subsequent ones. I» , the pqriodf between i860 and 1854 no less than fourteen counties exhib- . ifed a slight falling off iu population, 1Hai-dwaro Cheaper than any other firm in the State. and had not it been for the growth of CORN. AITLE , OATS, Clover Seed, &c., SMITH & PUTNAM of bis patriotic sire. And there are ‘choice of being one of the several A young lady iu Ohio, in writing chose that of a sailor. people in Detroit woo say that "he trades, 1 Io a friend, says: “I am not engaged , was a d—J fool and it served him A little three-year-old, down cast, as you insinuate, bul l must confess agid: "There’s two things I that I see a cion I alxive my domestic right any how." The noble spirit recently 1 of unthinking aud nndiscri.-ntuatinz 1do despise—-Sunday and dyin.’’ horizon about a* big as a nun's hand. land. • Life is a short day ; working-day. Activity A lecturer on optics, in explaining evil, but inactivity the mechanism of the organ uf vision, good. but it is a may lead to cannot lead to A French physician can cure most music, form* says that he a which they guarantee to give satisfaction or 1 no sale. They are also selling the Charlotte Plow and Drag, Union Chum, Empire Wringer, Rath­ - burn Stores, Jefferson Nailt, "Dpn't count your chicken* before ma'am.-* said be, Sr* oniy a bias red they are hatched.”—Enumerate Mot tioothaeae.” tar and applause which greeted his your adolesceut pullets ere they cease to De oviform. Astronomer* tell us thqjJfa tail o( the comet will, after the earth, envelop the passing over The weather is so dry in Central moon, thus Ohio that the sound of a fond mother whailiug her only son with the boot­ verifying the words of tho poet: jack can be heard a full mill when I the wind is right. It itn’i likely that over 200 people were killed in the United Slates on i A Virginian ia under arrest for (-.awning his wife's corset for a pint1 ert* whisky. Hn believed that tight laceing would kill her. USTIE W G-OOIDS to-morrow morning mid each horsethe Fourth, and that is nothing com- ‘ AX© WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ! whip a foafei every two minutes _______ ON HAND pared with what our fore-fathers suf- i! night and d>, for lw» »«k., the, : £ ASSfftM Of 1011120 ; ttlgiu iiuu cay ivi »wv wccas, uiry : ,ts ' - _ ________ ____ I -------------------------------wuuldu’t rot aronad iho ulast Balli 1j I . to ... Bd to4>DH New Goods ■ CONFECTIONERY TOBACCO $ CIGARS Paints, Oils dk, Varniflhes, Pore Wines and LiQnorx •LIGHT RUNNING D0BEST1C,” FOB. The standard Sewing Machine of the nation. Thosa wishing a .machine will do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. (Ex** We have engaged a competent Chemist who will carefully attend to the compounding physicians' prescrip­ . BOTTOM PRICES QT* Those having unsettled ac­ counts with the late firm ot Downing Ac Little, will please call and settle the same before they are mode trouble and cos is. DOWNING & ALLEN. W* ran vbow an Elegant line of GOODS. 'DRESS Poplins, Grass Cloths, Jc, HLSWORTH & FULLfR tions. Nuh.iU,. Mieh Northern Ohla Fair J Anter.- luxtltnte, N. Y.J HUII»<-11 iixkcir* SL Louis Fair; Klsafafopl State Fair; CllIWHTO na&vira .HUUwrll cad Georgia Stale.Fair; FOR KING “HE SEN SWISS MACHINES, BROWN AND BLEACHED, CHECKS WARP, KID the largest and best and ra::xc cf work. All other ( . D-rbiuB^ In the Market wire la direct CARPET COMPETITION n COTTON BATTS. b-ny « bhtwjfo Railway V.Jparabo-Ilurfmrnh Ft Wavne A Chlcncu Railway. ZdS"" Far liemming. FelliftSlitrhin d, Cortlind, U i ti (I i n Up a i d j n jf, Ent-broitl^rin^, Qu i Uanil Stitching fine Fort Want, Jackua & Saiiaaw R. R. or henry jptods it if iumurpasnetl. IMlway. » Mouth IV,nl GLOVES NOTIONS, tSottonadc? and Passimerw DRESS GOODS, IS COMPLETE. BFADY MADE CLOTBIN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH­ Mwdr up In fashionable styles, from tbo best gowta, will be sold at from TRAINS RUN DY CHICAGO T1MB. 06 to 030 A. SUIT. Croinc: South. Where 'vq havo no Agents we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Rail Road Station of Purchasers. Nssdles far e!iSewing Ma­ chines far Saia We still handle tho Roehaatcr band rrisdo .............................. W.H. KOCHER HBO. Old MacNfrs taken la Exchange. newGR8CERT STORE! BOHUK BOLTON' Proviso* Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spice*, ground and whole, Oranges, Store Eakins, Kerosene Oil, Next Door North <f Aylsworth's, line al ex- Groceries, Provisions, &c Ooln« PTorO..' Send for Circulars, Frlco List, and Copy of tne Wilson Reflector, one of the . baat Periodicals of the day, devoted to Sewing Macnines, Fashions, General News and Miscellany. Agents Wanted LOW FOR CASH AYLSWORTH& FULLER. H«>BAB HOLTOk. position: LonUlnnu Stale Fair; VERY CHEAP! Grocery and E warded to it at Unusual Inducements to Cash Buy STRIPES, COTTONAD) . BSg" You will find us In the building LT-Tb® nightvt Premium was Clnrinuati < onnwl >>.nn. A'ankee TVotlons, &c. . BEST IN THE WORLD! indlanspoIH Exposition; COTTONS DENINES, T1 AT LOW PRICE# ! SIlililllSfiiMIllGiliM! Ohio State -Fair; Olivet ftellevuB n.tll. Cnwk Vlekabarvh ffahoakrafl which you can buy at very low priee*. Io cents. CORSETS and HOSIERY Buy ths World-Renowned Svavioav. Vhl..|.urKb BaUto Creek fob EVERYBODY Time Table taking effect Jane 15b, 1874. THE VERY BUST Prints MERCHANTS MECHANICS, QHAS. W. DEMABAY. JEWELER & OPTICIAN Chicago 1 Lab Baron Railroad. FENINSUI.AH DTVISIOJV. Dry Goods, Groceries liars, Caps, Cloth­ ing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c., 50 Dollars ! ! FARMERS AND At least 10 per cent sav­ ed bj buying at the city Drug Store, Nashville. Have received their x«w SPRING STOCK, constating of Our stock of Tfiese are tho figures • fire Wedoeadey nod nearly Sl,CHr3X«>0 5 of a Baltimore paper and &u wwtbof . I lied on. ------- SHUTTLE- FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. * If fourteen men should ooHimentse Oabkoeh, Wra, was visited by a f more fader. VIIaSON CHOICE GROCERIES, all kind* of produce at the highest price. MRS. L. O. CROCKER first door iwoU of Smith i Pot. ' siim’j Hardware. A New Idea! Don't fail to give ua a call. * 8MTH & PUTNAM. of diseases by man suffering B STATIONERY, PERFUMERY They arc now scllitg the new improved remarked "Let any man gaze closely A prudent clergyman, unwilling to with neuralgia. jnto hi* wife’s eye, ** and ho will see accuse a citizen of lying, said he "Have you Blasted Hopes t* ask­ himcslf looking so exceedingly small used the truth with generous frugal!- ed a young lady of a librarian with a that-------" here the loctnrer.s voice hankerchief tied over his jaw. “No, was drowned by the shouts of iangii- BOOKS $ a Oliver Chilled. JPlow A horse fiddle ha* *m instan­ taneous effect on n* i S.UT MS , phia recently bora the following The p jlice is Rending, I.I., keep a cheering inscription: "Gone for s । MebraU Brandt of DnMe Fwe dinner. After dinner, whistle and squirt water; then backup. Squirt list of the Indies whs flirt in public. - dead man—back soon.” Jo«h Billings says. "Success don't A disgusted Milwaukee fisherman n little ; thou go ahead with a whistle, a squirt, and h ring. This order will ,ofiets a chromo to every fish which konsist in never making bltiudent, but in never making the same one will take the bait. be rigidly enforced. the seckoud time.** , A Wisconsin minister was dismiss­ "To die for one's country is sweet," Samuel Gettings of Springfield, was the saying of some patriot who ed from an orthodox pulpit because is the father 22 children. Il is to be hoped that with all his Gettings he which for color and weight arc unsurpassed was gaily going to the scaffold. T’tis he b&ilt firn under a balky horse. got understanding. Bayard Taylor has secured the was tho opinion of a Detroit gentle­ When your pocket-book gets empty man on the 4th ol July. On the private correspondence that paused morning of that glorious day he got between Joseph and Foliphafs wife. nnd every body knows it. you can put all your friends in it and it won t up with tho determination to die for Sly boy. "bulge out" worth A cent. his country In the diouse there was Green Bay has decided that a A Chicago barber wants to bet an old musket which his father hud widow ought to mourn at least three that he can shave a man in twenty usedin the war of 1812—the,old boy weeks before shying around for eight seconds, but ho can't find a nun had done garrison duty. Tho patri- ,another man. that perfers that ligfiliriog method. otic son of a patriotic sire declared "Yes, air* said a Michigan Fourth An Iowa doctor thinks Ihtt tight that he would fire one thousand ( of July orator, ‘'.Putnam went right laceing is a public benefit, because rounds from that musket, or perish in । into the wolfs den. dragged her out, it kills off the foolish girl*, and leaves the attempt. He blazed away to-Che ( end the iude|>cnJence of A merica was the wise ones to grow into women. anaoyauoe of the entire ueighbor- ( secured." The editor of an Illinois paper . hoodnatil one .o'clack, when thu A Michigan schoolma’am points thinks that fishing, as a general rule, ' musket getting tired of the sport, out the rad fact that no school innate^ - burst into small pieces. The next ' doesn’t pay. He says. " We stood all has ever been President. ■ day nil that could be found of the lay in the river last week, but A convict, on being offered the caught nothing—until wc got home." patriotic son was harried by the side a DRUGS & MEDICINES. ‘WliatjST o\v keep the whistle-valvo open during fast dying out in this MiddfarflK Notions, Boots, Shoes, PATENT MEDICINES, the newer portion the whole State would have shown a slight decrease, The returns this year indicates that in the townships and counties in which Rggriculture is the main depeodeuci* there has been only small additions .to the populat ion since 1870, and that many of the townships have lost in the number of the inhabitants. As yet. however, it does not appear that any county, ns a whole, has suf­ fered any dimtaufion, while some of them have doae remarkably well. showing an annua! numerical increase greater than that which marked the years between 1864 and 187*. " The censu* returns already receiv­ ed, while not sufficient to admit of any very close estimate of the pop­ ulation the Slate will show when the census is completed, are enough to warrant the siateiueiH (hat it will not foil for short «>f 1,130,0.00, and may go even beyond that figure.—Detroit Free Press. neweiigi MWnrrttta. ■ I DRESS GOODS. Aconr Wuimbuixg.—The follow­ ateiy telegraphed to prof. Pogwa. Madras: ing circular, issue! by the general u Hick touched csrth on 27ib; aearob mar Some people are positive just iu Theta Centauri.” that »tar being nearly in supercatcndent of a Western road, proportion to their ignorance. the direction ihe meteors were moving. Prof. explains itself; To all Engineers — If you will not Jisur wisdom, she Pogaon ssurohed and found the cornel, which Engineers, Parson, will iirlica'.c will rap your knuckles. a “dusn brakes* by seventeen whis­ Beware of to many cups. The tles; “back up” by forty whistles and this iuetance, therefore, the earth passed hiccup often, le ids to the lock up. two snorts. In case of a donb», directly tbrongh the bead of a carnet which \Vhit is tho entropion conundrum ? whistle like tho d—1. At street a brillant shower of meteors. We should —Life ; because’ everybody has to crossings• whidla considerably, and hardly expect an equal «ffo<fi from pawing give it up. wring the bell: Always whistle be­ through tho tail of a comet 2t>,030,(KM) miles An undertaker's shop in Philadel­ fore dinner. Require tho fireman to from the bead.’ patriotism is READY MADE CLOTHNIG, THEODORE MAXSON, (.LEY �LOOALMATTm FELLOW CITIZENS. Well’ I'll - U»ll yon. Hastings and th” JOLY 1*. 1874 al the City Drug Store of Theodore Mix"rising generation’’ rsight peseibly pull —Wednesday was a windy, dnsty through a few.yeara without celebrating Ils FRlttAY. . hot day. JRdHitf. GROCERIES Drags PROVISIONS bat the “ Fathers" doo’t propare to stand Stare of Theodore Mexico, — The new wheat yield is large Y Nolice ran a meeting to talk the thing over, and and i* looking trood. HI KOTKW School 13oo1£m. -The frnm* of the first slbry t»f yd special Town Meeting. brrable number of committees, among them Notice is hereby given that there will be Stone nd Woo den’Ware. a com mi Mee of two to.find a reader. Take a special Township Meeting held in the —A new piazza adorns the front Notice Bailey and Banner D>we.r*fonned And all kinds of Goods G. Robinson's house; also ths hat couplet. The next morning whlln Township of Castleton, July 30th,J874, al McCormick's Hall, for the purpose of deter­ rardsn amOsing^imaelf; fun for hhn but mining whether the legal voters of said -A new elevator i« strongly talked death f'VMhe petalo bugs. Engaged in this township are in favor of paying the railroad The Old. the Young, tho High, the Low of by responsible parties. It will bonds iseued by said Township, Dec. 8,1808, the Rich, the Poor, the Bond and the Frac probably be built. ■ are all served, alike. two equal annual Installments, —Thia in good weather for hnrvo«' b» *t» arcualomed *eat, just over his ear, Dated, July 12th. 1874. (he sleep, with it for fasr a thought* might ing hut hard on corn, potatoe*, and By order of Township Board. The Child can get just as Good Bar­ other growing crop*. E. J. Fxiohxxb. chalk it down) discovers Norm and gives grins as the Aged Township Clerk.. '*z—Groundls being broken for two him* a.good morning with, “Isay, Norty: Mr. Olds’ house hns been raised. Jfnrfcm. . ' A^BABBER M- D-. Hom™. new brick* oh the burnt district. Mr. what are we going to do about a reader. I have just been up after Dickey and ho says mtMe Pbr«M«" Kerr and Brady are the-builders. w-..Xh»rt-n <m.l Stair St.. be is going away or ho would be very hap­ —Rev. Dr. Perrine, Professor in py to preform one of the mo«t Important and il. YOUNG. M. D. OHioo two Albion College, will preach at the entertaining office* of the day." Norman M. E. Church next Sunday morning. don't know what they are going to do, and —Our devil say* Pilndle drives leaves if all to Dewey. So tbs last mention­ TAR- C- W.WTCKHAM. Particular ed gentleman takes himself to his paper I I Mlmtlon (ivra to U>« trrrtwrt of Crtvslr the fantesi horse in town. The News foundry and has the hills struck off with one door north at the Liprrt. is within tho reach of all; only $1,60. o®rr.N's»hrUfo. , his owo name as Reader of the Declaration, —Repairs will comrftcnce on the ’etc. Now this would bo a little nearer ArFo STRONG. FI«in «wl F.nry V asim-w., »yy. s*r.j;j±aWa School honse next week. It is to right if Prof Dickey had been intgrviewed receive n new coal of paint and plas- on the subject nt all, but he hadn’t, and Norman knew it too. He is well enough HINMAN, Fashionable Barber acquainted with Prof. D. Io know that he . .ml »idr Drr-rr- AU MM*'of —Wc are informed that aliout a don’t gel up that early, any way, and well HoahvIHe________ 32 dozen chaps celebrajed last Sabbath enough acquainted with Dewey to know that QIMPSON fc WEBSTER. Blnck- by cutting wheat jnst south of town he wouldn't walk three-quarters of a mile KJ smith.. All kind* of ~<wk In the ll'iwk-nlth and run the chanecs of having Prof.-D. ac­ and drinking Ingar beer. R . W D —Henry Roe of meat market fame B. RASEY. Dmyinan. Goods nnd . IU~nre' car-’-rt ’o «nv ntaee In th* vilU«v. has a verry bad hand. Saturday etout Ixw. koo4 dmy and wfflh>« * while trying Io part some fighting flLEMENT SMITH. dogs, une of them bit him severely. V i.awvi Repmenl* —Trumans new brick has been J plastered and the front and shelving PASTMAN & YOUNG, is being put in. Tho upper story is to be occupied by the mnsonic fraterni’y und the Nashville News. j|ENRY H. WOOD, —The Fourth ’ has done consider­ the means of organizing a 0*4* »>'»• Clem-nt Smith. X»«hvii1c, Mlrh- hand. q It has been able good to the town. Justice of the Peace, liebhauser. cornet We underslanJ tho boys in tend to aefld for their instruments in TAI POP. a week or two. Good ! —The past week or two we have noticed a wagon going north, bearing this device: "Lightning rod com­ PARADY, Manufacturer of * Booti* and Shor'*, pany,” Makioe *nJ RrjMtrtax iwally rtrirt •” tk»i V> Hill or4<-r» p-nmptly. NiwIrtOUa. We would rcccommend our friends up about Woodland to sharp­ I en their dogs’ teeth nnd feed them ■ WAS1IVILLE HOUSE. on quarter rations. Caft.0. W. McCormick, Proprietor. —A Baltic Cruek "bummer" want­ ed to ride our devil’s velocipede Inst T1>I» Hoc* Wednesday morning. When he left n slice ofhis hide on a picket fence nnd had his right finger "telescoped,” ymoN House. lie thought it want such fun and gladly relinquished the idea. —While W. H. Beadle's little son portion m m«- •inns-. r."-, his horses rttcnUnn >l<uiu< Uxir »«»v. OooJ U*H la th* thlnl wns driving ..........n------------- to the •pilmp ■ story. M*omwr, | jn (ront (lf Wolcott's store, they bepHENIX HOUSE. James Baird, j Minc (righ’ened nt something, jerked ।fonmMfora«Mm^ennftwoArtfomprtfey. j away from the boy nnd cept. -Hastings can “carry off the rag" when you cone right down to business. Wo have a couple of men that can D»w-a heap more fabricating (I fo<bear mentioning their names, as 1 forbear cnlling| it lying) than any other two “in all town and kentry round. They are Full-er of it than an egg is of meat. One of them has been out R est and saw a drove buffalos 200 miles long and 40 miles wide. Allowing 50 square feet for each buffalo, in that single drove we have the small amount of 4,450,504.000. I don't believe he saw them I guess this man is a good deal like .the man our cook de­ scribes ; “a visionary sort’of a man to bear a thing and then repeat it." The Railroad appears to bother our busi­ ness men a good bit, for so little a thing They are quarreling about the width of track. Some say 41 und und others remark 3 foot. Flip a ceqt. Prof. Dickey remains with the school anA rather hard cise named Alex. Christie, tryed to rid the world of hie anatomy by usiiig strychnine as his motire’powcr. Dr. Woodmansee »»' called, and was told to “Gel that ont of my stomach!" Ho wanted to die, but “Get that out of my slomacli!” Rather to hard a death to suit him, I guc** | A* one of our ministers said one nig! 11 las* winter : “We will now close with a few rra-limtnary remarks.” There hna hren about’ 70,000 pounds of wool bought here this year. This is 80,000 , pounds less than last year's purchase. Good afternoon. WENS. Mijrrllantoaj Adtrrtijnarntj. Bale’s Mill and Provision Safe!, Woman's Part in Reform. tore down n manLUIUVI comes home nnd- ' meeting -— •» When IIVII 11 IIKIII HVI..W o - at tho -' Christian Church tries Io bolt his door with n sweel po- [ lust week L’riday evening, msnifestations into, pokes the fire with the spout of! “There are four'd-ffercni ’ — ... - t .i of sclfivlincw, whichli causes about four fifths n coffee-pot, attempts to wind tip the ! , „ ,v , I of ail ihe misery in the world as directly as clock with a boot jack, tries to ent ।! fire cau>e» a burn. First National sclfisbwool fur his morning fire with a pen­ ncss, which destroys man in the nation knife, takes cold (h>‘aiio in hand to Second, commercial selfishness which desThird, light him to bed, nnd perfers sleeping truyes man in the community. in his hnl and bools, yon reasonably Social selfishness, which tboucheaihe nation upon one Land, auj that of commerce on the infer that he has been making the otbor, binding iniquity to iniquity. acquaintance of some very friendly Fourth, domestic selfie hues, which people. destroys man in Ihe family, the moat fright­ v ^-—Parties in Kalamazoo and Hast­ ful destnio* ion of alL” ings have instituted suit in chancery against P. Holler, claiming that they own land that is flooded by- his mill 11O.VEY TO LOAV Our motto is to sell as cheap as the cheapest, give 16 ozs. to the lb. auil the-right change every time. 6. A. TRUMAN’S I Eastmas A Youxo. I buy all kinds of produce in thcls sesaoa. Our business is conducted on strictly tesaBTotlce. peranos principles. All persons having accounts with the firm Express office building, West side of Maia of Stoxs & Maxson. muU. call and settle Si. Nashvilf,.Mich. before the 15th of thh month; and save D. C. GRIFFIT1 easts. Tnro. Maxsox. is Dowa xnJ CHEAP for Cash al Wolcott's, FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! 1 URGE STOCK #F —They do *sy ikal Cap. Boise keeps the Vest cigart in Barry county. —Try a bottle of tbo new Hop Bitters. If they do you no good the mony will be re­ funded. For sale at the City brnjr Store —Sugar ba* jumped up a half a cent in New York, but Cap. Boise still sells A Coffee Sugar al 11 cent*. • Demary has a good assortment of FINE and PLATED Jewelry. Ladies and Genu sots; Chains, Rings, ho., which be i* selling n£ cosL He warrant* every piece to be as represented or money refunded. ■ JACOB LENTZ Manufacturer* and keeps on han Together with a full assortment oi MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKAMi’ AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS. ScC-kC; Balij Cats aad Peramlmlciturs! —Just received a full stock of Paints and Vai'niabex at the City Drug Store. COFFINS AND CASKETS, FASHIONS.—The cheapest a.id best way Of all styles and size*, and METAL1 for our patrons to obtain the gkxuixb fash­ ■ I i . .r I r . ions. is to get Smith's Illustrated Pattern Bazaar; imfokts every new design in SHROUDS AND COFFIN.LIN­ Foreign fashions in Paper Patterns, and INGS krpl constantly on hand. supplies these patterns to its subscriber* wilh little Cloth Moukls of the garmet already mode up, so that any lady can make Wmanufaeture our Furniture from the aud complete her own wardrobe without any loroughly seasoned lumber and war assistance from any one. Tho price of this n to be as represented. elegant Magazine is only Oxx Dollar a p At I #M t laid, west side of Male yeab, and it gives a Splendid Premiom besides of one Dollar's worth of Patterns or a splendid Chromo that sells for three dollars each. Send one dollar to A. Burdette Smith, 914 Broadway, New York,, and get it, aud Proprietor of the save your dressmakers' bill and make your own clothing. w3 The ball kept rolling—the croquet SPRING and SUMMER GOODS Parlor, Library, Dining, Office at GENERAL F0NTGR6! B^_Rest Japan Tea in town for 00 cems al the City Drug Store of Theodore Max­ son. WOLVERINE MILLS! KST" Call and get my prices before yon purchase. - It will enable vou to buy your GOOD lower. ' ... AU Einfls oi Countdry Prodnce taken in Eicbn^e for Goods, at tie Highest Market Price. Nushvil'e, April 24th, 1674. G, A. TRUMAN. Hardware is Down! Y OF CORSE EVERYBODY KNOWS WOOL CARDING MACHINE! The only place to get a I’iaHlivilles - “ Micli-s T3UGOY CIIEjVE*, Anil have it warranted thoroughly, is al Lee Reed’s would respectfully solicit the “f customer, to the fart that kt* mill, are now prepared to do more aud better work than heretofore. . SHOP IN HASTINGS. Hear what my Customer* Say. D. rt’KCn.lS, Miller. “As long as Lee Reed makes buggies, I shall buy my buggies of him.—A. J. Bowne, Hastings. " You are on the road to success, as long as you make good work, as you have always done.’’—TFm. He said “that the great hindercnce to all Goodyear, Hastings. moral reform was the now dependant con­ “ You can depend upon what Lee dition of woman. That to 1st them be fet­ says about his buggies."—IL A. tered as they now ire and you will go on as Goodyear, Hastings. pond. As tho walers has had right­ MOM* - .... 4 fortaiB.hr. hl/U. boldine 40 paMoImUk udunc ful posessiun there and for years th e cenclusion be said “that moral reform were vi'lage board of health say that it grand organizations and bad done much will l>e delrimentul to the health of* good, but you would sec them atop these great social evils, about the same time the comtnuu-.ty to let it go down, wc By calling one dour north of imtnagtne (hey will have a nice time reducing ibe flow of Niagria wjth alarg»tin Truman's new brick, you will and in recovering what they cal! their pan. Niagria however can be reduced if j rights. FuhimMe lilfevn I Drns Md.tr, a* it ix. it i* mnde of »inglo drop* of water. —A lynx is said to be troubleing who keeps constantly -on band a full Hue of Seize (hem in the quiet valley* dr in (ba the people of Maple Grove. Last Millinery, also a good aasortu.enl of nooks of the distant mountains, turn them FANCY GOODS. week Cl.xrles^on of H.Feighoer, whs Into every Hltle derlivity (Mt leads to the As she is daily receiving New Goods, is sleeping in the bam. and was awak .Lake, If th'-y incline towards the Misrippi, thsreby enabled to furnish you with ened by a commotion among the build a dam acrosz their I rack and make ALL tho LATEST STYLES cattle. A ladder led np into the them go ihe other way: in i-hort turn them loft where he was, and as he looked —Closing out tnj Wall Paper stock 10 per cent leas than cost at the City Drug Store. ball. ■RATIONAL HOTEL. A. tfrsAto. I Main street'nt a fearful rate. They The Jollewirg is some extracts pl 1-rvprirtor. Hsrtinn. wieh. E»cr>th‘«w in W ei e stoped in front of Griffith’s store front E. -ChipmniAr speech, delivered weie by the strong arm of Man. Feighncr. upon the above topic, at the mass ^y.u. JONES, K BARS of Standard Soap for 25ccnfs, at Caft.’ Boisx’s. 0 REDUCED 20 PER CENT, •• I am delighted with my buggy and would not let it go." — Hrm. Chidester, Butland. " I am well satisfied with rriy bug­ gy."—Adam Wolf, Maplv Grove. ” Your prices are below Grand Rapid*. I will take the top carriage ers, Carlton. And if I had space I could refer to a hundred ethers that will go their last dollar on my buggies. And now I say positively, that those WOOL! WOOL! Cardinff 'Machine I HAVE A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Hardware Tilt-Ware AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. J/£/ Pardurad for errah IF pram tin- 18 READY for the next crop of wool. Please send in your wool early. Wo.l scut by rail wj> be Promptly attended bo nd sent back acdi ng to orders -d rtS lh* CASH prices: Wheeling Nails, per hou“di;ed’1®4’2.^ratj800 Good Scythes, war. 80 cts. old price, « 1.50 Better Scythes, “ § 1 ox HEADQUARTERS Scythe 1.00 70 Snaths, l.Oo 65 Good 3-tined Fork, QBOCBBIE s .25 20 Goood Hay Rakes, 5.oo 3.50 Grain Cradles, 5.00 PROVISIONS Do’ble Shovel Plows, 4 5o Mich. Stove Co. Stoves, $14 to $45, war. 1 yr. Mr. POWLES, Curder. CAPT. BOISE and sure as death you will find them at or ivanting Buggies, ivill nsar Niagria, but take the pains to open 1 have lb. rale the following Agno.......... «» 1 wU1 eyes climbing up. lie proenrred a new channels for them. Let some of them save money by buy­ ing of me! pitchfork, went for said animaland spread out into domestic lakes of beauty and Has opened at the old stand of C. B. Rich- give libera! discount* to Grangers, and other* lor CAiZt. ard*on, hi* STOCK of well-Mleeted fianally caused it to bent a retreat, Come to Hiy exhibition -of Charles was then very glad to spend aduz great roorlpg-ntinows fail will uotron Buggies on the 25th of this E. D. BITGOOD, PnopatEToa. dry exactly, but your lovely drops of pure the remainder of the night in the month and see for yourself. placMdew will not all of them be dashed Good rigs furnished parties on abort no- house. «. ___ i .__ i__ i ...Kt. ...... r... J* REED. To which he invite* the atiantlon of the over it* frightful plunge to ba rhuuod up 42 —Rev. W. H Perrine ........... D."D. Vl of among its filthy foam. So will our Heaven - Public, lie mH* Albion College will lecture on ’‘The Buggsstive causa ledeam this murderous of North Main 8l, Nashville. Minh. Firwt Clans Gloods. Holy La'»d," Monday und Tuesday — ♦ evenings, July 20ib and 21*1. at the inocent sou), ao shall inJependenl woma£> Dr. B. C. THOMPSON, M. E Church, Nashville. Dr. Periine open for her sax naw chantls of happy har­ BOTTOM PRCES FOR CASH! having traveled extensive in Pales t>. on to txa existence. So shall her lovely in•< JACKSOK, trvau tine,-presents his subject in the most forccabie and interesting' manner. plenty aud-fertility, hollowed out by her ACUTE ANO CHRONIC DISEASES Eave Troughing a Speciality, Remember at the sign of the OuA Paid for Produce of all kinds catarrh, asthma. thanking the public for past favor* solids a Ha illustrates his lecture bv orepGl) own unfettered energies; Bo aball her ccsOinnanee of iht >«me, and would magnificent painting* of*objects‘and exqnrite fertility as natural to her s»cul as New Hardware. ' inform the public that they will places of interest, scenery, etc., cov keep constantly on hand ering over 6,000 fret of canvas, ex­ streams of useful active, united life, sntili agu. Call and examine before purchasing [17- Sptdal aurdtion fivm lo the veering in urustic merrit anything of spiritualixed by the fervent heat of the di­ the kind tn the country. The lectures elsewhere. " vine sun she rises on wings of love into ce- Duaut. of th. Ey. and Ear. me very interesting and iusiruc’.ive to Ictal radiance, and add* new glory to her Xrakrilh, K««. I*. l»tk East Side Main St., NaahviRn, Midi. . omc*-in BU, opp-ii. HIlbraA all—old and young. Admission 26 L. C. BOICE. cents. Children 10 eeats. down he saw an animal wilh glaring LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! Srorttits and JatiwiU, EYE and EAR! MEAT MARKET! Russell Combined Reaper and Mower, Rob­ bins’ Combined Corn & Fallow Cultivator, Gale Sulky Hay-Rake, CoquiUard Wag­ on Hastings Steel and Battle Creek Chilled Plows, gash,Doors,Blinds. ROE & CLEVER, CONSUMPTION, EPLEPT1C FITS, kc. FRESH MEATS, c. C. WOLCOTT, ' �Pmtatam baa aw-wted JaetaowT. tHekfato sod Pakl O. Harbert to toe Board of REMINGTON THE MARKETS Sewing Machine. This i# fully double the available force of Item Carlo*. • Of '.Md:«irtquiitad * uiiwimwia vardirt uf N ;:ri. m (mm .bean commonly reported, be eM»in*d csnauro by | majority of only ojso vote. The court stood aa follows: For ac- QoUy. tpeditlon, and guan about -Hartford, Conn., haa Just furnished a day morumg the Mb lust., a burglar robbed a jewelry xtoreof *3,200 while the clerk, was —Au ignorant Gonnxu fxraser k. Richfield Cidaf-Juatica of Wisconsin. Judge Ryan indicted, tried, convicted, and, in lee# than eight hours after the commission of the crime, waa landed in the penitentiary on a tho good of the Republic. After th* reading detnand that it be declared “ urgent," to TIRES AXD CASUALTIES. —One hundred houaes were deotroysd by dlaeolva the Assembly, which was lost The' Are in Allegheny Qty, Pa., on tho 4th of July. Thirty. ' —Prof. Blanc, a woU-known aeronaut, rt- $evnt or eight peraoni aero ki)l<xt outright and several nerioOsly injured. The'pecuniary loss'is eetimated at *150,000. On the same the United Btetea Court of the District of day a tornado destroyed between *300,000 and *400,OvO iu the'city of Washington. •old for Government taxoa durfog tba war. 1 —A 4th of July fire at Toutiac, III., de­ stroyed building# and other property valued terribly agilatod by tho marriage of a youug al *300,000; insurance not known. .The fire toe Tentori. tho Theater Cotnique. Tbo young mm ro- flaeoribed aa attractive fo pcraoD* and no recently taken the part of " f railty '* in tho can-can with inunite grace and spirit. —James Wood, the Captain of the Chicago Bane-Ball Club since ita orgatiixatiou iu 1870, feeaional ball-playocs fo the country, haa suf­ fered amputation of hia right leg. to bribe tho Chief-Juatioe _pf Wisconsin, pleaded guilty, and was fined *100 and eoate, tbo nmallMt amount allowed, it being believed his offeneo resulted from stupidity and —Nilaeon, tho greet vocalist, haa disposed —A pigeon-shooting match between James Gordon Bennett, of tho Herald, and George klUad fifty-two £lrdii to Bonnett # forty-nine. Each shot at 100 birds. GENERAL. —The groat bridge across tbo Mississippi on the 4th of July, ooat *10,500,000. eotte haa decided that Cha Prohibitory Liquor an unlawful beverage. Legielaluro for Inadequate legiulation on tho arty; toe etiginocr# for ambiguous and fasuflland want of thoroughness miasiouere for accepting a dam ao shabbily built. —Tho expedition of Gen. Custer, which Jus gotten off, ia considered tho most formidable which has ever traversed the plains of the far food. The object of tbo expedition is to learn the topography of the Black Hill country. Every expedition heretofore making attempts will have a tendency to disperse and Intimi­ date warlike Indians. —Freight charges between the East and MR. NEECBER DEMANDS AN INVES­ TIGATION. SkwYosx, July IL—Henry Ward Baaoher ha# dkmaudod su inrimtigation by Plymouth Church of tho impaaobaiant of hl# poreonal character by Theodore Tilton. Tho roquoct wm promptly mado on Jane 27th, the day of the publication of Mr. TiUon’o letter in the off the track -of tho Now Haven railroad at following nolo to mombors of Plymouth Church: to protect the Govamuuit intereaia. He states that Ratanta, Big Tree arid other prominent chiefs remain upon toe reservation while their look decidedly aa though they were trying to (white) about three feet through, he struck sometning which defied the saw. The saw was set again higher up, and the butt pieces split off, when, to the great surprise of Mr. Thomas, he found an elk's horn about 3 j feet long, which indicated a singular Indian habit. This oak was estimated nV about ninety-seven FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL. years' growth. I saw this at the time, —A Washington diepatch of the 7th Inst. but am sorry to say, cannot tell what plications for bank charter# in circulation became of it Tho elk’s horn seemed reach an aggregate of <3,000,000. Tho amount to have been hung over a little limb, ■ of circulation surrendered under the same law White.which died, but left traces of itself ia already reaches abont *2,000,000, wholly in tho solid aide of the oak. The horn lay Now York city." . —A Washington dispatch states that the ambling committee or to tbo c&ureb tueh action m parallel and just outside tho heart of tho free. Who will beat this fait of nix per cent, registered bonds now outstand­ history ? G. W. Caoccn. ing amount to *1,213,500.000, and of thin , Mr. Beecher also addressed tho following tional banks on deposit with the Comptroller latter to the clerk «f Plymouth Church for “IS TOir A FRIEND OB DE CULLUD tho brethren, and inclosed a copy of the other “Herois your nice roost chicken,’’ —The syndicate for the negotiation of the letter: . ' new loan haa entirely gone to pieces. and the cried nn aged colored man :» the ears stopped at a North Carolina railway who were engaged tn London returned to station. “Here in yonr nice roast Washington throe weeks ainoe. chick'n ’n tatem, all nice and hot,*' —Tho affair# of the Freedmen's Savings Bank, of Washington, including all its tbeyeer—to mskx a thorough and Impartial xx- holding up hia plate and walking the plntloruL branches, will bo wound up, it having been found impossible to resume business. “ Whew did yon got that chicken, uncle ? ” aokod a passenger. POLITICAL. Uncle looked at the intruder sharply, —Speaker Blalno has bean nominated for re-election to Con gross by bis Republican con­ and then turned away, crying : stituents. “ Here’s yer nice roast chick’n, genact la your hr half. ta ao far as a thorough invert*ti’m'n, all hot; needn’t go in de house a majority of about 70,600, in favor of calling for dsL” a convention to revise the Constitution. Tho committee has entered upon its work, “ Where did you get that chicken ?” —A, newspaper correspondent says that and will prosecuted It to tho earliest poaaiblo repeated the inquisitive jmssenger. Senator Car!«Schurx has determined not to be completion. “ Look-a-yer,” says uncle, speaking a candidate for re-election ok United States Senator from Missouri, and will become editor privately ; “ is you from de Norf ? ” A REJLARKABlJt CASE. of a-Gennan newspaper iu Now York. “ Yea.’’ ’ *Tho Navnl Court of St Petersburg “ la yon a frfonfl ob do cutlnd man ?" gave judgment in a remarkable case. A THE CR0P& " I hope I am. ” —The wheat yield iu Southern Illinola In sailor named Kartnchew, who had ro" Den don't you nebbay ask me where pronounced better in quality and greater in •cently joined the navy, was churged quantity than any over harvested. I got dat chick ’ n ag'in. Here's yer nice with refusing to obey hia officers, and —It Is stated that the floods in Louisiana this refusal refers to his obstinate re- ' roast chick'n, all hot” havo left the submerged districts in a far bet-The' train started. sistance to the regulation directing thst tatinnw, than could.have been looked for by the most hauguino. . —The Chicago Tribune of the 9th inst. says: “We publish thia morning returns Short sales may bo profitable; Umy will uol RAILROAD IXTKLLIGE.WX. —The constitutionality of tho Wisconsin Railroad law haa been afllrmcd by the United Staten Circuit Court sitting at Madison, Wie. ‘•The decision of tho United Stalos Oourt in regard to th# constitutionality of the Wiecouain Hailroad law foil like • bombshell into the ranks of tho railroad managers in thia city. Not one of them had the least doubt but that the injunction would be toko similar meat thB 8th insL, in the pcaaance of a great crowd. It resulted in a victory for the Nova Beotian, anil volatile properties complute aud unim­ It ipaired. U tfalu remedy had heretofore ta.cn valuable, when prepared in the moat crufh' manner, from tl»e long dried herb and by the horns were about 12 feet from the appilcation of beat, that daatroyad xo muait of its virtues, 1 reasoned thst it must, when ground. While the tree was growing properly prepared, by a cold proves# and froth around those karris tho right horn wa# tbo froahty dried herb, provo a wonderfully lopped, it is supposed, by a falling limb. But they had become so imbedded that it hung and evidently became aa solidly incased ns tbo other. What is the most curious about our out at all. aa they arc resinous principles. “ relic” ia, while the Iree wm growing With my Extract, containing al) theac medical around tbo horns and over the connect­ ing piece of skull, it assumed the ahape of the top of a deer's head. The tree observation. I have boon enabled Io compound shows an ago of abont 45 years. This and combine with the simple Extract of 8martmust result -from hanging dean' Lome over small limbs of saplings, after the uacfuinMe, both aa mi internal and external horns havo been cleft from the head. a# to remove ita pungent, smarty taele, anil And I am informed by a*noted Potta­ render it apleatanl rvtnedR for both ailulti and Tho greatest difficulty that I ex­ watomie that this was a. common prac­ childrm. perience in the way of Iptrodudng'lbia'tpoat tice among the Indians. Our “ relic” valuable remedy to tbo public in the fact that XV—.1 I- —1. - — _____ is to be placed in the museum of Albion ‘teaditiR looking liulo barb thst j>cot>io srs apt College or the University at Ann Arbor. to think that it canno^ powieM nify groat or valuable medicinal, propeitlee. Had I pre­ In 1867, a Mr. John Thomas, of Calu­ pared mv Extract of Hmart-Wcsd, put it up met, Ind., was cutting saw-logs, and, aud labeled it with xomo great name, and told the people that the herb# of which it was ctimattempting to cut the butt ofl an oak WUrter, rood bed just north of thia place. killed. —The missing cable steamer Faraday, re­ ported lost, has turned up safely. —Tbo yacht A. B. Thompson capeixed op­ posite Atlantic City, tho other day, and six person#, all roeidcute of Philadelphia, found —John D. Mi lee. a Quaker Indian Agent, and Ulinois. but tbo advices from Missouri Osage City, Sanaa#, under date of July 7, that and K annas are unfavorable. Tbo prospects thrre-quartcra of tho Cheyenne, Kiowa and Arapahoe tribes h^ve started from the Fort throughout the Northwest. Speculators are fully quartered during tho winter and efiring, “MEDAL FSB FXOGBESS,” Ho Mowing. Machine Jtecclrrd a Higher Wo-hive a aimiiar “ relic” found by Jatnea Ryder, Eeq., white grading tho B*tb«tag. lU.lxxp V. betan, of the Catholic dfcxwe of THE CHICAGO. ' ss.oafrv.oc; UpriM. Mo. 2. ta<a7«c_Poax-MsSs. 132 M. Caao.-1C.34 w.ia. L*m>-io.wn),c. MILWAUBEK. Whut-So. 1. SLXQG1.S; TOLEDO. i Wsaur-ExUa, Xo. t*t.<lM«lk9X OoxN-et^inc. OATs-st>4®sj<ic. CLEVELAND Wmkxt-Ko. 1 Bed, ; No. 3 Bed, gl.UftQl.Uk- CcM-TOQTte. Oxis-Sia HOrTKF.HtlT.D Why win row sufferi PANACEA doubt that some would Lave been thoreby in­ spired with greater cctifldcnco iu it. lint 1 FAMILY prefer to deal Uaneslly with the {»oople and toll them that the chief Ingredient of my LINIMENT. Compound Extract u tho modest little plant seen growing by the roadside, in all parts of North America, and known aa Smart-Weed. 1 behove that God ba# caueod to grow, in each HOUSEHOLD climate aud region, thoso medicinal plants PANACEA best calculated, for tho cure of the diaoase# that prevail in the section of country where those plants arc found—that *• the leaves were for the healing of the nation#," and that the FAMILY fewer fur-fetched remedlee we employ the better, if we would thoroughly investigate LINIMENT. aud underBlaad those no havo at homo. Bo far aa Smart-Wood lum been employed by the fir - (5 Qfl per day st home. Teran free. A-ldrees * Co-, Portland, Maine. medical profession it haa won golden opinions, Q 3 k V L V Us-?. notwithstanding tho fact that heretofore they havo Lad only a very imperfect preparation of it to ujw, owing to heat being alway# em­ ployed In extracting ita projiertioa. A cele­ brated medical author say#: “A friend of our# had an only child daugerowdv ill with Summer Complaint. Ho bad employed a groat variety of the usual means for relief, but all appeared unavailing. Tbo child Waa finally given Bmart-Weed, and it wx# entirely aucceoaful. Il arreated the vomiting aud purging in a short time, aud without tho aid of otbt r fnadidno entirely restored the little aoprovod medicines Bruahy ■ dineaae. The Bmart-Woed Billiard Tables. BUCKINGHAM'S DYE, FOR THE WHISKERS. ilcily’Lu’^ffecinat/y produce* R. P. WALT, & CO., Naiiina, H. H. BYBN’S Pocket Fhctcxopc. other valuable ingredients, is compounded with the Smart-Weed iu making my Extract— hence tbo name C<#npou.>d Extract of Smart­ Weed-. The Ginger aud other iugredicsta not only add greatly to the value of the Smart­ Weed as a remedy for internal ailminisUation and render it more pleasant to lake by impart­ ing an agreeable flavor to IL but also enham» ita value a# an external application. In A caew of Diarrbeo, wlietb"r acute or chronic, in young or edd, a# well aa iu Cholera aud Cholera Infantum, the symptoms of wldch are severe vomiting aud purging, foeblo pulao, with cold or clammy #kiu, my Extract Of Smart-Wood will give almost immediate relief and iqteedily effect a cure. All authors writing upon Smart-Weed speak particularly about aaoaeof it producing a warmth aud peculiar tingling sensation tliro-gliout tho PROF.SWING.I en.lr- a Prtoa 00 caate.two Ihx •l.trw »y w»!l. AgexU Wanted. Ulu*tr«tod Ctrculxr. rad term* free. XdtfMi M. L DYBX. F. O. Box < JH». New Tark. ganU wanted. PLUMBS CO., Northwestern CENTRAL HOTEL, Northwcstera fl 4 A IfUME.VTOCB QUESTION. The Boston papers are discussing a question of vast literary interest, Who wrote tho John Brown song ? The —fastelligrnce has teen received from affair seems os deeply mysterious ns Camp Brown, Wyoming, thaloa Um. 2d of July tho “Beautiful Snow” and “Betsy and I chiMran, »»4 Are Out” It is a serious matter, and mnaaruatton, would be beet to comply with it under protest, as the Chicago, Rock Island and PaeiSc rail­ should not be trifled with. So far, it is mutually agreed that the music was at the poet, aent out in pursuit of a band of road liad already done, but no unity of action condenecd from certain old Methodist Sioux who bad, a few days previous, outraged —Tho Chicago, Burlington and Quincy camp-meeting songs, and was first sung Camp Brown, and committed other outrages. Railroad Company hi* adopted a schedule of rates, which Is substantially a compliance while Hall's Band was tho first to play with the Iowa Railroad Tariff law. it Of course it originated in Boston ; FOREIGN. of bchm knows that; but who composed troops to reinforce tho Army of tbo North. those lofty, and eternal words, “We’ll —Tbo Count du Cbambord is out with a ah L'uldn, Feb Nor can I too Inflammation calculations, and yesterday moroiiig found Inflammatory Attacks, extol it as a remedy for Kidneys and Bladder, Aa an external sppiicalton, it is a perfect Panacea, if there ever was one. No family I.- ..... J., house. Besides it i# e<|n»lly goed for the hone as for men. It subdnae Inflammation of all kind# Used aa a gargle and applied ... COLLEGE. FARMING LANDS rawi; siiM Is BALE A DOLLAR WEEKLY SBN Wounaa. Bruises. Spnius, Burns. BneHUnga. Insect am! Snake Ban*, Frost Bites, Chil­ blains, flaked BrAaet. Hwotlen Glands, Rbeuquirfoga I do not extol this medicine fflC COLLAR FADS Have Bren Used Since Jaa. 1st* 1871. Earnaixox, wipan, wt...; ». wUl speed iiT laaatmate: ita u#e may properly U exteudsd. Barolteci it i# bold unitor a(ositivo guarantee. If, after tudng two-thirds of the ootrtenta of tboboiUc, you are not satisfied wilh it, return tba botUe to me end yonr money will bo promptly refundecL Allow me to say, in eondtUon, that my Compound Ext.-sot of Bmart-Weed is dylwhittieb, Vo. tlT St. Sharia Bttwt, st tab, Xi. Wecoku Central Railroad. ever put on. aiul will s tb«7 do. Mr Extract wiicre Her Majesty fled from Windsor Il r««wr«i th* eaptlUry PT^yeevaaUxc SaMaSM* L* beta tounil *o «floctuO. I Extract is given and indicate# a perfect arotixing of the whole eyxtorn, n# if from inaction and sleep, and roecmhlra a shock of electricity, only that it :« more lasting in cffrcL The Wilhoft'r Airri-Periodic oit Fevrb whole system and Its vanotw function# are FOUR-TON HAY SCALES. SI00.00 axd Aorx Toxic.—This invaluable and stand­ arouHcd to perforin their nominal functions ard family medicine ia now a bauaahold word by ita eloctncal effect upon the nervous sys­ and maintains ita repntatiati'uuimpalrcd. It tem. lienee, too, ita great and masterly oonlx indorsed by the medical profession, and troLover Rlionmaiic awl Neuralgic Affectioux, prescribed daily in the charity Hospital and for which it i# [>erticulax!y advised hr medical other nospBabi in Now Orleans. Wilbert's Tonic is thu# highly reconunandsd by the leading medical men of the country, and is cases both externally and internally. Being a Markst-SL. cor. Washington, Chles**, IIL / great Diaphoretic, ar AVeafinj AfnficiNC, aids greatly in relieving pain, bm, independently $2.50 PER DAY I 200 ROOMS I of that, it ]»oaxeaecn great anodyne or aoothl?xu*e«»nE»«r TClevntor. iug proftorttea, thst render it far ahead of any j. xTrnrrmr wilxox, yro»v. In a recent letter to Mensni. Reming­ “Pain Killer" (socalled), "Instant llelief. ton A Co., Cspt. E. W. Whittemore, 15th In­ “Golden Belief,” or any otheft pain reined fantry, U. 8. A., thus *i>eaka of' the Reming­ that haa ever been offered to the public) Madhca. WU. Beiudca, it is perfectly barmleas, which ia no. Ellsworths Bled. ton Sowing Machine : Tonne and n>i<:ete-a«ad raettemen and ladle* j the case with many of the preparatioua pall eutod and put up ror sale by Quacks, “Indtau 4sairt#S to obtain a ihornotb and practical hastlowed to wear his beard; and in every shot-gun in its breech mechanism is rnpertor Doctors,'' and th uno knowing nothing of tbo delicate at,d intricate sUuotnro of tbo human respect his character appeared from all to the Rnglieb guna, I aha!! want one." ail ow>n nr aadrsss ths nrm system, nqr the action ef medicines upon St.: WOXTHIMOTOX « WILMOT. My Extract of timart-Weed is not a aecret inquiry to be excellent .The Court, Patent Medicine, uo patent having boon asked "Finished " Nah la the best in the world. having heard the case, found Kartafor or obtained upon it, and Ita ingredients are do secretes!! that I claim ia that, ax an chcw guilty of contempt of discipline, educated and skilled analytical and practical and condemned him to transportation NOW FOR OAKERY CHEAP. bringing out and obtaining the-tnoel valuable to Siberia, at the same time admitting properties of tbo planta from which my Com­ TE« YEARS CREDIT. I MT EREST ORLY 6 PER CENT. extenuating circumstances which give pound Extract is mada. Thia I have done SEND FOR “THE PIONEER," reason for entreating the Emperor to commute the sentence. wish aitcatiou to the north of Spain are f ol- VEBHA3LI SICIUM § hair of camala, and brought across tbo Atlantic he should shave his beard, which he wears entire. Tho accused belongs to the sect entitled “ Pomortay,” and one of their religious tenets is that the beard should not be shaven, the penalty for so doing being nothing less than eternal punishment When an attempt was made to shave Kartschew forcibly, he declared ho would rather ent his own throat, and that he would kill any one who dared to touch his beard. In every other matter lie declared himself- Was this gush of patriotism first breath­ ed in a Osuseway street attic, or m is raw —Tbo famine in India is almost ended. likely, from the fragrant produce mark­ —England is unwilling to aooajrt, la adets of Commercial street. It is impor­ tant io the world that the exact truth be known, that the number of the house, rent and description thereof, ahould.be accurately ascertained aud filed away adjoining France. wretobfd among the national archives with Wash- SAZJSS TO SETTLERS AND LUMBERMEN. 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' . •••••*. . -. . trr “sorry to disappBntjny friend about dear betrothed, " I don’t care very much about it II ho had tired I should have the funeral, however.” •“ Yes,” he said rather absently, “ bad, married Jum, because ke was rich, and father wanted rhe to ; but I was getting rather—that is—ahem I" about sick of my bargain, for I knew I “Fooled.out of that snuff-colored should always be ashamed of him, he stripe!’’ I thought as I looked at Jerulooked so much'Iike a baboon. aha. “But you loved him,” remarked “Goand s]>eak with him," said her ‘Bob. father in a stage whifli»er. “ He’s got “ No, I didn't 1 My affections were the stamps, and you had better .marry wasted long ago upon one who never him after all.” {They began to gather around me and returned my love; ” and my fast-fading congratulate mo on my escape. I noticed idol sighed heavily. • They had covered my face by this that they cried a great dual more now time, and were, standing a few stops than they did when I Vg* dead. Jeruaba came and hung around my neck, from where I lay. “About how long ago, ’Ruaha," sniveling desperately. I gave her a nut uver-gunile push and told.ber to wait asked Bob. ’ . , “ A year,-or subh a matter," with next time Until I Was safely buried beanother deep .sigh, which ended in a fit ftfie she set her heart on my old clothes. . of sneezing. “About the time I went away ? " in­ “ Oh, I am so glad 1” she said sweetly, terrogated tho cautious Bob,' coughing without appearing to notice what I said csktul xxoiPRS. Those ugly cracks in the corners of mirrors may be concealed by a mat of network in fine rattan, stained walnut color or gilded. Malachite, agate, and ozarine, when broken, may bo cemented with sulphur, melted at low heat so an not to change its color, in which different pigments are stirred to give it proper, tinted like the stones. ' Ambem should bo wrapped in flannel, to keep the heat from injuring ita pol­ ish, leaving the ends out. Touch them with oil, and hold to a flame or coal until they melt, then quickly preea to­ gether and polish. . How to Tell Mububooms.—Sprinkle salt on the spongy part of the gill of tho mushrooms to‘be' tried. ' If they turn yellow they are poisonous, but if they turn black they are good. Allow the a little. , about the clothes—“ that yon are not salt to net a little time before deciding “ Well, yes, spme’res.near,’’ assented dead,. Benny, door. My heart seemed upon tho color. Every eatable muahall withered and broken to see yon ly­ room has a decidedly pleasant odor, my dear affianced. “ Now, Jerusha, you don’t mean to ing all cold.and white. I wept bitterly and is nevtr slimy, while those that are dangerous have a bad odor, or are quite over your pale face', my beloved." • insinuate thai I—” ■ “ I don’t mean to insinuate anything, ".Yes,” I replied, “Ihoard you and devoid of smell. Bob Smith 1 ” and tho angelic sweet­ Bob taking on terribly. It was a lucky How to Polish Brass.—The easiest ness of ber voice was somewhat sharps die for me." way to polish brass is to rub the metal cned. “Could you hear?" she gasped. with rottenstone and sweet oil, then rub “ Now, see here, ’llusha, I’ve loved “1 rather think I could—some," Ire- off with a piece of cotton flannel and you ever since you were kneo high to a plied. ' polish with soft leather. A solution of . gopher, but I thought when you came She looked Iowan) the dour but it oxalic acid rubbed over tarnished brass home that you was sweet on that other was crowded full, so she made u dive soen removes tho tarnish, rendering tbs chap ; but I swan I believed you liked for the open window, and went through metol brigbt. The acid must be washed me'best nil the time.” it like a deer. She shut herself up in off with -water, and the brass rubbed “Oh, Bob 1 ” said my was-to-be in the smoke-house, and would not come with whiting and leather. A mixture 1 a gtiahiug sort of way. . of muriatic acid and alum dissolved in out until after I hjid left the house. “Mino own Jerusha!" remarked To mv« a lltUa atn&<«r. Bob would not fulfill his promise of water imparts a golden color to articles Bob. marriage with his cousin because she that are steeped in it for a fow seconds. And I Uwusht, Then I heard a subdued rush; ac­ ' Aa I cau<bt tried to make up with me again ; so she Wwtkwood carvings are best mended A gllnipw of ber pah fealurta, companied by violent lip explosions. is living a life of single bleaMdnesa. with iringlaas or white glue. Walnut I 'Mid UwaUlni I tried to kick, or grate my teeth, or bMHw»aJB« While I am writing, my wife is with tho best dark glue, and chipped do something to relieve my outraged Boc-.n good to Uuw poor creature* ; cutting up my snuff-colored clothes to places filled with putty, which is then feelings, but not a kick nor a grate make a stripe in a new carpet for our stained to tho proper depth with raw AudthU wo ceuld I raise. It was an awful fire to be Should not to * front room. raw linseed oil mixed with Vandyke in, but I had to stand it, or rather lay it, So eager ajro to then them, brown, burnt sienna or burnt amber. If we can so I laid still and let ’em until they got ' Qroci tbe man This takes weeks to dry, and ’ the carv­ STORY OF A TOMBSTONE AGENT. tired of it, and then they went out, and WboM wrong bath undone ibom. Gibbs is a tombstone agent He finds ing should be protected from dust. —.Vn» 1'*rk Ewiing Poti. I was again left to my own pleasant re­ it to his advantage to work upon the Where veneers iuo broken and the flections. pieces are not at hand, the edges must THE SIV UEF COLORED SUIT. Night came, and to did a lot of young feelings in making a sale. The other be sawed smooth and a new strip glued laoarocly know how it happened, but & fellows, with their girls, to sit up with day he happened to be in a strange sec­ on, when varuish and polish will hide tion, and was sent to call upon a Mrs. me ; and they bad a jolly time of it, timber must have fell and struck me on tho mischief. The loss of a curl or two although it was against my principles to Brown, who had lately lost her husband. the head. He introduced himself, and was invited from arabesque carving may be unno­ The. first thing that I realized after it enjoy it on so solemn an occasion. sit down ; spoke of the weather, and ticed if the correspondirg figure is was. that I was straight and still <«> . It seemed, an ago until. morning, bu t to meu gv»t-u>B *■—— * - • .. i ■■ *4 something hard, and when I tried to it camo at last and they went away. 1 rather tenderly, repoliahed or gilt aa the case may be. move myself and speak, I found it im­ heard them say that I was to be buried “So, you have lest your husband?" How to Do Up Bhjkt-Bosoms.—Take that day at 2 o'clock, and I was begin ­ possible to do so. I concluded that I She wept, and said that it had that two tablcupoonfuls of best starch, add a must be in some very, tight, dark place ning to feel decidedly shaky, when resemblance. He said he sympathized very little water to it, rub and stir with Jerusha and her mother came into; the for I could not see; infactlsoon learned with her in her hour of affliction; that a spoon into a tlpck paste, carefully that, tho’ perfectly conscious, I could room and began arranging foi the the best of friends were doomed to port, breaking all the lumps and particles. do nothing but hear. A door opened funeral. and but few knew any more whore turn Add a pint of boiling water, stirring it " ’Rusha,” said her mother, ‘‘here is and footsteps opprcachcd; but I felt a would bo next. He had not the honor at the same time ; bail half an hour, cloth taken from my face, and a vqice that snuff-colored suit of |«x>r Ben's ; of being acquainted with Mr. Brown, stirring it occasionally to keep from which I recognized as that of Mr. Jones, of course he will never have any more but he had heard him spoken of all over burning. Add a piece of starch polish tho father of my wife that was to be— use foi clothes, so just put them away the country in the highest terms of the size of a large pea ; if thia is not at among your carpel rags ; they'll make a said: praise (this was his usual style, whether hand use a tnbieapoonful of gum-arabic "He hasn’t changed much,” and his splendid stripe." ho had or not); everybody considered eolation (made by pouring boiling to­ Now that particular suit of clbthes companion, whose, voice I knew to be him an honorable man and an affection­ ut uj>on gum-arabic and standing until the village undertaker, Hopkins by name, was just tho neatest one 1 ever owned, ate husband, and they mourned his lors clear and transparent), or a piece of arm-holes, collars, wristbands, buttons, lightly: with tho most tender affection, and he clean mutton tallow half the size of a Better looking dead than alive. How all just the thing, and my blood boiled deserved a fitting memorial to his mem­ nutmeg and a teaspounful of salt will does Jerusha feel about it? take on to hear them talk so coolly of using ory ; and as it was the last sad rite she do, but it is not as good. Strain tho them fur stripes in a rag-carpet. They much ?’ . could do, he begged her to look over starch through a strainer or a piece of “ Oh, no, she hod her eye on another kept on talking os they swept, dusted some excellent monumental designs in thin muslin. Have'the aliirts turned fellow anyhow, and a better match, too and cleaned up tho room. Italian and American marble, which he wrong side out; dip the bosoms care­ “Bob says he will take the Martin excepting the money part. Though I was prepared to sell at the Imprest terms. fully in the starch and squeeze out, re­ had nothing against Ben, only he didn’t farm to work this year," said Jerusha, Said she: peating the operation until tho bosoms know much, and was about the home­ cheerfully, “ and as soon as we arc mar­ "Lookey here, mister; you said he are thoroughly and evenly saturated liest man I ever knew. Such a monttf; ried we shall go to keeping house in why it really seemed as though he was that little cottage close to the road. was an honorable man and an affection­ with starch ; proceed to dry. Three going to swallow knife, jAate, and all, Now I must get my carpet done just ns ate husband, when you know you lie; hours before ironing dip the bosoms in soon as possible, for I want it in that he wasn’t no such thing. It’s true I’ve clean water; wring out and roll up when he opened it at dinner.” •• Well,” said the cheerful voice of nice little front room. These duds of lost him, but ke an't dead ; he an’t the tightly. Fir$t iron the back by folding Hopkins, “ he’ll never open his mouth Ben’s will make out enough rags I kind that dies. He run off Inst Wednes­ it lengthwise through the center ; next again;” and then he proceeded to meas­ guess. His folks live so far away they day with another woman, and doesn’t iron tho wristbands, and Ixith rides of ure me for my coffin, for it seemed will never inquire about hip clothes. need a tombstone, I'm sorry to say; and the sleeves ; then tho collar-band ; now that I was dead, or they thought I was, Now, if it wasn’t for the looks of it, we I'd be much obleeged to you if you’d place the bosom-l>oard under the l>osom, which was all tho same to the greedy could ask old Mother Smith about light out, and not come back here until and with a dampened napkin rub the boaom from the top towards the bottom, pocket of the undertaker. I had heard coloring yellow; she’s sure to be here you have an occasion, mister." He faded away from tliere, and stayed smoothing and arranging each plait of undertakers who always whistled to-day.” I was getting very mail in that neighborhood two days, endeav ­ neatly. With a smooth, moderately joyfully when they got a measure, but now, indeed. I felt that tho crisis I never believed it before. But that was Dear, and that I should either die oring to cultivate an acquaintance with hot flat-iron, begin at the top and iron tho man who sent him there. - ownward, continuing the operation man actually whistled subdued dancing or explode, it they did not let my snuff­ tune while hf ' measured me, and it colored suit alone. Jerusha picked Wooden water-pails, whether to be until the bosom is perfectly dry and Remove the bosom-board, seemed to mo that three or four icicles them up—I knew it, for I heard the used in the kitchen or at the stable, shining. wen rolling down my back, to the music buckles and buttons jingle—and mode should receive two or throe good coats and iron the front of the shirt. -If the for the door, I tried to shake my fist of gum shellac varnish, dissolved in irons become rough or smoky, lay a of his whistle. His duty done, they covered my face and yell at her, but all in vain. I laid alcohol, well laid on, both inside and little fine salt on a flat surface and rub again and left me to my own reflections, there, outwardly as quiet as a lamb, in­ outside. Thia will last a year or more them well; it will prevent them from which were not particularly comforting, wardly boiling with wrath. It was too before the wood will begin to soak water. sticking to anything starched, and make although I had often heard itremarked, much; the deepest trance could not It is much better for the iuride of pails. them smooth.—Hearth and Home. that meditation was good for the soul, have held out against the loss of that Lead is poison, and soon peels off in TUK riitST rJFTY BOUJLRS. and this was the best chance I had over suit With a powerful effort I sprang freezing weather, and t’ueu the pails get The first fifty dollars that a young up and screamed. Joruaha dropped, my had of trying it very heavy to lift; besides which they dothes and her mother the duster, and man honestly earns, and saves over and An hour must have passed when the rot fast and leak through the pores of, door again opened, and two persona both fled from the room and the house the wood. Shellac can be j»rucurcd of above hia expenses while be is earning It, will ordinarily stamp u]*ou his mind uevrr stopping antil they reached Dr. earn* whispering along to where I lay, any painter, ready mixed, and, if corked and character two of the moat ‘ impor­ and the voice of my promised wife fell Btuwu’s,' across the street With diffi­ tightly, will keep any length of time. culty I managed to get my clothes. I tant eruditions of snccesn in after-life­ upon my ear. , / A Dead Beat Exposed —A curious industry and economy. It is far better **I dread to look at him, Bob; he was had jmt got them fairly on, when Mrs. cose of “ dead beating/’ occurred on fur Kim that he should earn the first no mortal homely, alive, he. must be Jones and her daughter, followed by a numerous company of men, women and the Northwwrtem rood recently. When fifty dollars than that it should be given frightful, dead,” I ground my teeth in imagination, as children, came peering cautiously into the eastern-bound express train was him. If be saves it jdiilo earning a two miles bayond Lisbon, Wia., much larger sum, he vBbred thereby I remembered how often she had gone the roun. I art on ray board and looked about a'Polaad sow of fcbout 200 poundal the habit of economy, ^eithc r of these into raptures, or pretended to, over my at thpm Such a asaotd looking crowd weight was seen on the track. As the valuable leaAons is taught by gift On noble brow, and expressive mouth; and wo enough to amuse an owl, so I how she had often declared that if I laughed. I knew it 'was unbecoming, engine came along she made a jump for the whole, it ia no serious disadvantage the cow-catcher, where she stuck like a to a young man to begin life pour. were taken away from Wr she would l>ui looulio’t have helped it if they had chucked mv into my coffin—which bur until |thc\ train reached Mechonioa- Moat persona who have become rich in surely pine away and die. ville, a dhjtanoe of about six miles, this cocatry were once poor; and in । One of them raised the cloth, and I tiw undertaker van jurt then carrying knew they were looking at me. Bob by the wiudow—and buried ma -he next when she jumped off and made for the their poverty they gained habita from was her second eosin, and I knew he was minute. I laughed until I jarred the town commona without paying her fare. the etorn necessity of their aundition whidila' the refuel resulted ia riches. «that "other fellow," whom her father chair out from under. ouo end of the —Chicago Pott. beard, and down I went with a orwh. hrtl mentioned. A Louihuxa man puta a two-ounce Those who are born with " silver “ Seems to me you don't feel very bad Then the doriw ventured into the room, can of Ditro-giycerineinrideof achieken. sj>oons in their mouths," and spend abovi bis dying, "Bushs,’ remarked saying radmrdDbxMhrj. teaa&i the chicken.to an aliigator, and their early years in idlsoos and prodi­ " So you a* not dead yet, Ben?” that alligator does not trouble the gality, seldom exert as sum in the prac­ Bob meditatively. "Wall, no, not hxMtiy," I replied; bayou any more. “Well, to teU the truth,” said my tical business of life. * - . ............. NO. 43. . BMA TTKUIKOS. . CORIOUS EXPERIMENTS Hi OOOKLearn eycrything you can. It trill ■ KRY. The report of our experiences elicited come in play. Don’t be frightened away from any pursuit because you a suggestion on tho part of one distin­ have only a little time to devote to it. guished alike for clMrical and cnlinarj H. you 'can’t bare anything more, a lore, that it would bo well to test-the snuittering is infinitely better than noth­ qualities of ass-flesh. Accordingly, a donkey which bad at­ ing. Even a alight knowledge of tho arts and sciences opens up a whole tained the mature age of six was pur­ world of thought before us. We ap­ chased, and carefully fattened for the preciate a fine painting better because space of three months, till it became we have taken a few strokes of the quite & pleasure to pay our daily visit pencil, and know something of the dif­ and poke him professionally in the ribs ficulties of the task. Ignorance is re­ os he put on yet fiore and more flesh. stricted to a very fa* pleasure* ; it is. Atlsstcamo theday of doom. He'wasonly intelligence which delights in all pronounced perfect, tm duly slaught­ ered, and the sone* of experiments com­ thing*. . A limited knowledge of the natural menced. The day after his decease the sciences will give one a lifelong source brains were eaten with unmixed satis­ of happiness. Wo may stand at the faction, aqd tho liver proved superior to portal of the*e pure joys, afraid to enter that of calf. All this was well, but our as we look at -the long vistas beyond ; anxiety was about tho joint* ; so, when but the moment we have. crossed the it had hung a week, we ventured on threshliold, we begin to experience a a eulotte d'ane braiace a la Jardiniere, pleasure. We have not to wait until which proved so attractive that on the we reach the end ; there is compensa­ next day we boldly attacked a roast sir­ tion given us at once for every effort we. loin, pure and simple. We felt st once There was no put forth. A little systematic endeavor wo had onr reward. —one hour, or even half an hour a day hesitation about it Not only did roast —and a man may be considered learned donkey prove vastly superior to ho.rae but without a dissentient voice we before he dies. . Learn thoroughly what you learu, bo placed it above beef. Tira meat was very dark and rich-looking, and fully it ever so little, and yon may speak of it with confidence. A few clearly de- performed its promise; there was a fim d facts and ideas are worth a whole slight suggestion of venison about it, library of uncertain knowledge. As we and tho under-cut was simply auperb. change about among a continually shift­ Our oarly investigations having thus ing i»eople, we are frequently placed in been completely crowned with sucoees, poritiona where we may learn with it was ducided that the second sirloin scarcely an effort on our part, and yet should form the central point of a ban­ we bang back, because it takes so long quet, whose general-character might be to acquire a mastery of anything. Let .described as asinine. Though other wines were provided, the end alone ! Begin to-morrow ; and though, after nil, it proven but a mere Assmanhauseu was the one specially re­ smattering,..-you' have gathered some commended and generally adopted. We intelligence on one point more than you have sat at many a good man's feast, had before, and you have found happi­ but at no entertainment have we seen the concieet more deeply interested or ness in seeking it more thoroughly contented. It was a WHY IT IS RRCR8SARY TO EMPLOY complete success, and the bold specu­ LA WYRRS. . lator who wo.uld breed asses for the A merchant in Now York stopped in food market ought to succeed also. front of a furniture store on his way to With one more Cambridge experi­ dinner to look at a bed-room set worth ment we will close the«e remarks. It is S80, and remarked to the dealer that he but a few weeks ago that a hamper of admired it very much, and asked if $80 twelve fine rata arrived at a certain col­ was the lowest price, wBich was found lege kitchen.' They had been killed the to be the case. e The xqerehaut went day before, on the pulling down of n home and mentioned thn fact to hia wheat stick, and they were all plump wife. On his retun? horn3 again at Mill CP mi'll' veiTOrnicTnoiraterST^weTr VjJoftS at- '.lluLtbrixlara'd. WUruiTWere nvbeen put' up at his house in his abIccted for roasting, while the rest were aence, his "wife supposing ho had sent to bo make into a frieattcc. At the ap­ it as a surprise. But he denied ever pointed time a party of six sat down to buying it tost their merits. Attar soup and fisli, It occurred to him, however, that a tho hood-waiter, with an expression of lawyer might be of some service, and pity not nnmingled with contempt, he remembered a needy little fellow brought in tho roast. Half i\ rat, which down town, whom he called on and stated had been carefully wrapped in bacon his case. The lawyer said, “Vexy previous .to the roosting, was served to well; keep tho goods and leave., it with each. It was a trying moment, but the me." Not long after, a summons was filnngo was taken, and the first mouthserved on the merchant for the price of ul elicited the remarks : " ‘Well, at all the set; this he took to tho lawyer and evcnti, • it’s not nasty;” "No in­ 'asked him what else should be done. deed. it's a great deal better than rab­ " Oh, nothing," said tho attorney, bit ;" “ I call it very fair eating.” Each "leave it all to me." man finished his portion, and then " But don’t you want me as a wit­ three or four picked the bones. Then ness ? " came the fric.a*gee with a white sauce ; " No, leave it all to me.” this was exceedingly good, but of courre , Trial day camo and passed, and the owed as much, if not more, to the art of merchant, not a little nervoua, called to tho chef than to the raw material. learn the result, asking his legal friend Tltf* final decision was that rats were how it came out. not a delicacy, butthat they wore whole­ "All right,-" said young Blackstone, some food, and certainly attractive to a "nil right; the furniture is yours." hungry, to say nothing of a starving, " But what havaj to pay for it? ” man.—Frazer'» Magazine. “ Nothing.” A FILIBUSTERS. " How can that be?” At this time, when the words pirates "Easy enough; he put ono witness on the stand to swear you bought the and filibusters are so much in the public goods. I admitted it. I then put two mind, it may ba of interest to know the witnesses on the stand to swear they origin of the word. The river Vly, in saw the sale, but saw ybu pay $80 cash Holland, is said to hare furnished the name flyboat, in English—in Spanish, for it. Of course, I won.” flibrAc, or by softening the firat syllable, This was conclusive. . lilibote—to a sort of small fast-sailing OUB-TOES. vessel of about one hundred ton> Beyond question, wo abuse our toes. burden, which in the reveuth centurj They were intended, in the first place, held in sailing qualities about the same to give flexibility to the foot, and help place no occupied by the Baltimore us in our walking ; but the modern cus­ clipixirs. Tho buocamjara of the West tom of cramping them up in tight shoes Indies, who began their depredaiiomi makes them almost as immovable as if on Spanish commerce in mere row­ they grew together. So the help they boats, as they acquired the means of a give us ia not ao much after all. And more formidable outfit, selected these as for putting them to any other use, crafts as best suited to their purpose. we never think of it. We araiap and Hence they became known in French as torture them out of all likeness to their fllibuzticra; in Spanish aefilibuntcrr, an original state. Who, for instance could appellation gradually extended in those imaginn that the second toe ia intended languages to any kind of pirates. By a to be longer than the first ? And yet in still morn extended meaning in tho a perfect formed foot it always is, United Stales thia term has come to be though we are obliged to go to statue* applied to designate any military enter­ and paintings to find it out. And who, prise set on foot and prosecuted against putting a foot and a modern narrow­ the government of any State or country toed shoe side by side, would ever sus­ where no war ciiaU, by mere adr^tnrpect that they were intended for each era.seeking to overthrow such govern­ other? The fact is, our toes are our ment, and destroy the domo*tic institu­ must abused members, aod so wc don't tions of ita people • for the enrichment get half the good from them that we of the adventurer* themselves. might. The Chinese-, and the Japanese A baeis of union haa been adopted by and the Bedouin Arabs, it is said from contuiual practice, use their toes almost the Weeleyan Methodist*, tho Mutbodist as well a* their hand*. They can pick New Connectioniata, and the Wealeyan Methodists of Eastern British America, up their tools with them and even work and the firat General Conference of the with them while they do something ehe united body will meet in Toronto next with their hands. Arabs braid rope* with^their fingers and toca working ta- September, and will be composed of clerical and lay delegates. The Wes­ geriser in concert. Why, then,-should leyan Methodists number 73,700, th* we dispense with the use of these nat­ Methodist New ^CunnecUoniats 9,000, ural aid*.?, and thu Conference of Extern British Ges. Butler makes a boast of Irtong- America 16,000, making the united ing to the Cockcyeaians.—Graphic,. church a body of nearly 100,000. _ f8AD WILLIAM.WiUiam ro a m«o of Mark; For taliea awl nxli-i aroun.J Rich worikj <lo< at Um did bark ; He ne’er Mter louud. .. • dark. Me brow waafa«n>« with gtootn; Deep *»do<n IU Ma eye-; A kind of rojal porpiy bloom Did on bu rar.-.- »rt»«. . . H!» voice was thick with wisdom', epercb. And from tie IJpe did rui! Liog cantU-m loud, denr yuUtk to Uach. To eiran the eliifui bowl. And M be vjwke bin lean would flow, He'd mournful Hop aad think ; Thea, ihaktn* hie bead, he'd go And lake atxdbor driak> Home tender frtet.de of ihla aad man. By ChrUtUo lor* tacitapd. Did 'mor-g thrmeelre- a rtcry plan To work upon hia inlud. WMb awful look- they told tu f?i*bl Thai one who drank like eln, And, lute him, went to bed mcU ni«bt Exhaling clouda of *»>, Had Bought to Uo» the candle out. When, to I hia breath took Arv, And etraight be died end Ufl on doubt Tba’ drink had 1U hia pyro. ' •• Oh, William, think of thia dread fate," To him thene friends did (ay. •• And (top !Mfore it la loo tote; Ob, WlUiam. do, we pray!" Then William tel him down to mourn. They tort him in hto fMr; And, in tba tnorrow'a early dewu. Held bo, as they drew near: •• I've thought, with many tmro and true. Of sU you eted tost night. And now I, solemn, promUc you lU pe'er blow oui • light!" VARIETIES. Army literatube—Magazines and re­ views. A UTFLE FADED FLOUR—A crust of bread. Hush moxey—The price of a family cradle. -•* An artist is uot eo strong as a horse, but he can draw a large object. What kind of a robber is not danger­ ous ?—A safe robber, of course. Why is a laundress like on insult?— Because she gets up your choler. A max who .stabbed a companion said he was only cutting on acquaintance. Why should o magistrate be .cry cold ? Because he represents just-ice. A rkce-vt ghost was heard singing: T«ia a cough that carried mo off, 7»u a roSn they carried me off in.” Those who aided in engineering tho market A young gentleman remarked to his female companion, the other evening, "Ah! the most beautiful evening in my reooUcclion. Luo. look* peealUrly Ov»ulilul 1” ” W«» ter >w>l by r quickly Mked tb« youuj ludy. A ww with U>« word “ who." brought u horuo driven by . young mun to u deud .top. “ That*, a duo boast of your., uy. the wug. ■•Ye.,. proUy good . orl of an animal, but ho ha, ope fault. He waa once owned by a butcher, and ia .tire to stop whenever he hears a calf bleat." Wagdoosn’t say “whoa** to that horse any more. The late Dr. Flotehcr waa preaching an evening sermouato a crowded audi­ ence in Edinburgh, when a note was handed up to him to insinuate that if Dr. So-and-so was in church he was urgent­ ly wanted. Having read the note and seeing the doctor move off, he imtne•diately added, with great fervor, “ and may the Lord have mercy on his pa­ tient.’’ WHAT THE GOSSIPS IUY. 8.J-. Ootfip Oar to G«mp Two, Wlille (bopplna tn th( tew*, •• Old Mro. Fry to me rvmatkrd. Smith hto So0,u U»vwn-'’ F»yt GoMip Two to Gowtp ThW, Wbo cut ber eTrfldt down; “I ve tear* 11 (Aid to-day, n>y friend, Smith y«< hto good* from Brown ” ’> Rays Gcnrip Tlircn to Oo««ip Four, With (owewhat of a frown, '• I\s hrurt »tro»** new»--wb*l do you Utiak T Smith Cod h“ Sood* from Brown.” Hajb OuMlp Four to Goroir Five. Who U»«ed it round th« town. I’m br»rd te-d»y oct «horkii>n uvwaSmitb (fnU hl( goodo from Brown I" . NO ROOM FOR ONE MORE. "Tbe other day," says a Southern Colorado paper, “vre Baw a man,-a wom­ an, a good-aitsed boy, two babie*, five or six blankets, a buffalo robe, and two strings of chili on a single pony. Every available inch from his ear* to th* root of hi*5ail was ‘taken.’ The poor ani­ mal waa very small, thin M a towel­ rack, of a sickly p*leoolor,%nd the fore­ leg waa about five inches shorter than the other i the knee-joint of that leg wwe vwj Urge, "~1 JM supposed that Um mia.iug p.rtwf tte log ™ arisen in ther« by Ibe weight aboT., •» that when it was relieved the leg would stedteh out again like a turtle’s head. In fact, nearly hia legs were short, and the crook?dest convention of l<-g» that we ever **w. Taken altogether, it was the mort.amuaing hocae and load we ever saw. Incredible aa it may seem, the wiry little animal passed us on a trot. When he came down on that short log, and tbe family ' kt-rp»r.mped ’ with it, it would have made the oldest man living laugh. 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Ural £*4«'r end !»•urar.ro .Aswit. JJENKY H. WOOD. Just ice «f the. Peace, LIEBI1AUSER, .*■■ TAILOR g PARADY^ Manufacturer of BooIm anil Shorn, J^ASHVILLE HOUSE. • Catt. 0. . McCobxick, Proprietor. TVA-WirV'lX-Y-K, - JJNION HOUSE. F. Daxcem. Propririor., Several thues the little one wns fempomrly relieved by vomiting, a but uot sufficient to save its life, and four, feel in at about-five o’clock Weilnesday morning it breathed its last A hull —Several marriages have occurred hour later Mrs. G. aroused her hus­ lately; among them Mr. Homer band, who,was sleeping in an ajoiuDowning to Miss Sarah Allen. We ing room, and conducted Lira to where ed Mrs. G. in. Store of Theodore Manon. 28 —8& cto. will buy one poutjd of the best Jap tea in this county, at Capt. Boiae'a. The Child <m» gtl ju.l Goal ■ grins as the Agni. Our motto is to sell as cheap as the cheapest, mve 16 ozs. to the lb. and the right change every time. Express office traUdtog, W St., Nasbrilc, Mich. D. C. GRIFFTT* FUBNIW MANUFACTORY 1 Nolice. 5 Irom the ellects of the JACOB LENTZ SPRING and SUMMER GOODS Parlor, Library, Dining, Office ai> GENERAL FUNTUHE! Together with a full assortment oi MIRRORS, PICTURES.FKAMn Call and get niy prices before you purchase. It will enable vou to buy vonr Baty Cabs and Prabttrs i GOOD LOWER. AND. CARDS. BRACKETS, DUSTERS.&C.. AC., * Some five year# ago Mrs. Green, and PLATED Jewalry. Ladies and (|<fnta Ac Fuller have sold out their stock of COFFINS AND CASKETS, who was at that lime one of the most ■«ts; Chains, Blags, Aa., which be is goods and business to Mr. II. Il intelligent and refined lades of Char­ Of all atyles and rise*, and METAL1 Dickinson, of Oswego, N, Y. Mr. lotte was stricken with para ysis, from bo aa represented or money refunded. Dickinson is a young man, comes the elfecls of which she has never T OST! July Sth, a Lady’s broad blue Barb. SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ lolls well reccommeudedj and has recovered. At that * time she lost the 1J Any one finding it w>ll chafer a favor by 43 . INGS kept constantly on hand. had some experience in the dry goods use of all one aide of her body and leaving it at Ibis office. FASHIONo.—The cheapest a.td best way business. Wo wish him success- limbs, and was also deprived of the for our patrons to obiain the naxcixn fash­ See new “ad.” (tower of speech, au l to a great ex­ ions, is to get Smith's Illustrated Pattern Bazaar ; ixpom ! —Frank Mitchel has resigned his tent her reasoning faculties. Since toroughly eeaeoncd lumber and war l»usitioa as freight agent, for n po then she has- suffered occasionally 'ilh little C loth M oiixls of the gsrmet sitiiiii os freight agent at Orville. with epilepsy, aud her mind has be­ • SazbaUle, . Ohio, pn the P. F. W- A. C. R. R come seriously impaired. On the evening the deed was com­ a'»i->tauce from any on«. The price of Ibis Frank 33 a clever sort of a boy and elegant Magazine to only Oxs Dollajl a has many friends in the village,’ who mitted, she had, iu company with ysau, and it give* a Splendid I’remiom all wish him'atuindance of prosperity rhe child, visited .a number of ber boalJea of ono Dollar-! *ortb of Pattern* or a splendid Chromo that »ell» for three dollar* in his new position.7 Beecher Bald­ friends, and seemed' more cheerful each. Send one Jolhr to A. Burdette Smith, win of Hueting* has been appointed than she hnd before fur many months. 914 Broadway. Hrw York, and gel it, and —Ax was slated After the occurrence, Thursday, she in last week's Bellevue and As­ Hardware is Down! Proprietor of the y“oF"corse EVERYBODY KNOWS WOOL CARDING MACHINE! The only placate get i I3VOOY CHEA.T>, JSaHhville, - - Mich.. would reftwcifuUy solielt the aitcntlon of i . .< .L.l hr* mill, attnw prepared Io do mme and better worn i heretofore. And hfve il warranted thoroughly, ia at I HAVE A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF We make custom work a npeclally. Please rive us a 'rial and SHOP IN HASTINGS. D. PVKCHAS, Miller. “As long as Lee Reed makes buggies, 1 shall bay my buggies of him.—A. J. Bowne, Uattwgt. Comsrock a few days since arrested at Harrisburg, Pa., a man named G, A. TRUMAN, — AND — Hear wlinl my ('nilomen Say. United States detective Anthony The people of Nashville, April 24lh, 1674. kki thy of the cniirB'Commnnity. ^iSffHantsujs ’^.drfrti«rments All kinds tn Conntdry Prodnce taien io Fichnae for Gooils, at the Richest Market Price. WOLVERINE MILLS! own clothing appeared perfectly indifferent as to the fate of the child, describing by issu*. Dr. Perrine gave a lecture on dumit signs it actions from the time RATIONAL HOTEL, A. Wraax*. the “Italy Land” oh Monday and ' Xl ' Prtjkriotoc. UMMA Web. K'entMmt Io swallowing the morphine up to Tuesday evenings at the M, E. of ' the minute it died. Upon awaking Church. His lecture was illustrated Saturday moiniug, however, she in­ 1VM. JONES, by large paintings. The Dr. is an quired for liltto “Girlie,” and when able speaker and his lectures were, shown the lifeless body, became con highly interesting. All that attended ‘ were Well pleased and went away )vulsed with proxysms of grief and had to be removed from the room. satisfied that they trad* received their Mr. Green, who is an enterprising money’s worth. and respected citizen, has the sympa­ E. M. OA.TE8, A URGE STOCK OF Special Town Meeting. Notice is hereby given that there will be a special Townahip Meeting held in the Township of Castleton, July SOth, 1874, al McConnlek-* Hall, for (he purpose of deter­ mining whether lb* legal voters of aaid townahip are in favor of laying the railroad band* issued by Mid Township, Deo. 3. 18CS, and whether said bond aball be assessed in two equal annual installments, Dated, July 12lh. 187-$. By order of Township Board. E. J. PaiOHWKB. Township Clerk.. drug. ”—The dry goods firm of Ayhwurth REDUCED 20 PER CENT WH- Full Proof Keroeeue Oil 25 cento, at the City Drug Store. Our buunrea ia conducted on strictly Uoperanev principle!. BARS of Standard Soap for 25 Carr- Dots b’s. are always willing to publish mar­ the dead child lay. This wax his first intimation that anything was wrong riage notices free, and think that a f 5 HOMEY TO LOAN Dr. Perkey was al once called iu, and fee should be enough inducement for On real estate and pernona! securil ml East-*aw A Twwn. ths officiating minister to hand them by the use of timely remedies reliev­ agent ;iH Ins jx'ace. PHENIX HOUSE. J tars Bbiro, Ji Proprietor. Charlotte. Mkb. Fir t ria*. *«-• death. fortunately after burning hole in the roof about Kvprrwntr area. JJASTMAN A YOUNG, q It nought from a do C5-OODS DRY AndattkuubtfGoadt 10. !ft 2.W W pipe/but I0TI0M School Bookti, StoNie nd W» dcn)Ware, A litll,B non of Mrs. Dcrilay broke nii right' arm below the elbow on C. C. Linaloy, Lo« 16, H. B G. add. •• IOS. “ •• Monday. Tuo fracture, was reduced —Rev. Dr. Jackson, of Chicago, by Dr. Russel. Charry Alley. ill preach at the M E. Church The above deacrlbod properly or a portion T'Van Arman tn studying with next Sunday morning. Subject. “The. of each deocripgim Io be aold August I5tfa. ____ __ _______ _ & Helbrook here We un- UW4. Bale tocMmaaoM* at nine o'clock, Anchor of the Soul.” • Bev. Mr. Onttenden will preach there in the eve deretand he in to return to Nashville Dated Naubvill#, July 16th. 1874. inert year .gain. : E. J. FEIGR.NER, Beeorder. *«• • Quite a large party of Ilastingnites — Mim Mgry Neal, of Ohio, lectur-1Uuu Lako Wednesday for a B. RASKY. Drayman. GnoJiaod to bo on fire. -n-- «?. *“r- fective stove T . Good Times Coming! being A. BARBER. N-. D.. Hnnu-o- ed on trmpeiancc at the Christian week, Pleasure for them if'it don’t . pwMn Ffcr**”’«•“’ f*.rawrt». OOV-. n»«r Church last Wednesday evening. rain. »aH.vtto,Mleb 1 She thinks tbs only way toputdowu R YOUNG. M. D. Office two intemperance is by allowing woman . floor. MTlh rtf Tmiwan** •» w. Ma'n PirwL the .ballot. . At about half past 10 o’clock Tues­ —"No man will ever be great,” (R. C. W.WICKHAM. Particular day night of last week, Mrs. Green says a Harvard professor, “Tho epto administered to het little girl, aged many potatoes.” Just pow the Nashfour years a large dose of morphine, ARNO STRONG. Plain and Fancy vi II cites don’t care so much about the taking .a still larger dose herself, for V 3<.i. FrtoW. Xrey variety of Job Printout greatness as they do the potatoes. the reason that she hnd become tired They are- scarce, aud the late dry of living and did not want to leave HINMAN. Fashionable Barber wether is not helping along the new the child behind after aho was dead. . »nJ Hair Dre^r- All “f, '»'«* *”* crop. During the lung virgil? of the flight —Tho house of Geo. Bachelor, a she wmlched the little sufferer, looking QIMPSON 4 WEBSTER. BUckM AD MMUaf l*>W HbeU-H, a mile and a half north of this village, anxiously, no doubt, each moment last week Thursday was discovered for the swift-winged messenger of J• GBOCBBi^, Brigs, Httl feWNS Tin-Ware Hardware, syria have had a sensation, it is said, Henry Clay Metzger, arias Mrs. H. “ You are on tho road to success, and now have something to gossip Mcizer, M. D , arias J. E Lewis, al as long as you make good work, as altaut. It appears that a worthy Hanover4 P.l> for sending obscane you have always done.’’—Wrn. & Goodyear, Hastings. deacon, who resides iu B.ury County, books and circulars through the mails. The world tefttll of men so called, “ You can depend upon what Lee and is a well k» own and wealthy who live by delmuching tho minds of says bboul his buggies.”—H. A. fanner, has a charming daughter who Goodyear, Ilutingt. youth. It were a blessing if all such is yet in her teens. Fair Maud Mid­ specimens of movin gnastiness were "i am delighted with my bngsy ler (that isn’t her name, but il will dead in prison. Some boys and men and would not let it go." — IV/n. Chidester, IlutlaruL answer.) fell in love not with a delight in having their pockets laden" I am well satisfied with my bug­ Judge Iml with her father’* ’hired ed with dirty, filthy, smutty circulars 2fz“ By. calling one dour north of man. However, Maud’s lover was or books. They show these to per­ gy."—Adam Wolf, Maple Grove. “ Your prices are below Grand a-'so a rnohlto. But what of that sons whoso minds are depraved as Rapids. I will take the top carriage when their hearts beat ks one. They their own, or to youths, who but for Mi»n I Ins Lin, and surprise my wife."—Jerry Roy­ lured them away to Bellevae. and such taints would become good men. ers, CarItun. ho kreps cooalaally on baud a full line । presented themselves, to $ justice, Thwy suck the mental poison and, Millinery, also a good a«sorln ent of And if I bid space I eould refbr to a e FASCT GOODS. asked tu be tied together by the nup­ filthy slime out of those works, and hundred other* tint will go I heir last dollar Aa she i«‘daily ronahring Naw Goods. Is tial knot, but lie refused* and so in thus demean themselves in thought thereby enabled. i0 farnlah yoa with vain they made the circuit of the and action. No gentleman will ever ALL the LATEST STYLES on the most resetn*!>ls law and the Church. Thus their harbor such potsou about him—no quality of work. fond hopes and expectation* were honorable person will ever, engage in Dale’s Mitt aid Provision Safe! Llffl AM FBI) STABLE! E. D. BITGOOD, Poopuktcb. MARKET! ROE & CLEVER rutbolusly crushed, arid in' all Belle­ its sale. I«et the arrests of obscca c vue they could uot find a proper per­ literature be continued. , son who would marry them. It is said that when that staid deacon xae iiitie village paper is the best neared of ihe affair he executedrihe paper in the world. No other con­ liveliest war dance in that parental tains the marriages and deaths, to say mansion that the neighbors had heard nothing of divorces and births; no foe years. In fact, it only required orther relates the iacidents happen­ the presence of that hired man to ing before the doors of the villagers ; turn the dance iuto a first das funerno other gives the time of the next pocaMion. Curious enough it is ball, picnic, or political meeting ; do id that the mother hnd do objection other dioeaiwea the affairs of the! the marriage of bar daughter to town aud county, the arrival of new i honsewhin his wife for washing no: to cuafounded goods oq the merchant’^ counters, or;i of a hew hat on the editor's desk. Without ajwper the town that has! I one,! edited 18aj/ positively, that those wanting Buggies, will save money by buy­ ing of m-e! Come to my exhibition of Buggies on the 25th of this month and see for yoni self. 42 WOOL! "WOOL! MU Carding Machine IS READY Purcluued for cn»li >F runic I r“r lb“ r"ltowiug Wheeling Nails, per hundred, $4,25 rates. ~ - Scythes, - • • old ” price, 1.00 80 cts. Good wiw. — a a 1.50 §1.25 Better Scythes, “ HEADQUARTERS Scythe Snaths, a 1.00 70 a « l.Oo 65 GBOCEBIE S Good 3-tined Fork, cc 4C .25 20 Goood Hay Rakes, il u 5.ou 3.50 Grain Cradles, a ci 5.oo PROVISIONS Do’ble Shovel Plows, 4 5o Mich. Stove Co. Stoves, $14 to $45, war. 1 y r. POWLEK, Curder. CAPT. BOISE anlMO, hia STOCK of weil-aelMled ©rottrits and Proviuions, To which ho invite* the attention of the PubUo, He Mik IPirwt ClasH Goods, Br. R. C. THOMPSON!. BOTTOM PRCES FOR CASH! I bavs fin sale the following Agnoultnral lmpl«m*nto. on which vc libcm! di«csUuU to Granger:, and others for ' I will Russell Combined Reaper and Mower, Rob­ bins’ Combined Corn & Fallow Cultivator, Gale Sulky Hay-Rake, Coquillard Wag­ on, Hastings Steel and Battle Creek Chilled Plows, ,Sash,Doors,Blinds. MITE AND CHRONIC DISEASES CATARRH. ASTHMA. Eave Trongbing a Speciality, New Hardware, ! CSMSUMPFIOH, EPLEPTIC Fm,k. Duesucr of the Ejfi and Ear. the best medium for «»J will »«U ‘l.e CASH prices: Wool cent by rail will b« Promptly *1 tended to • nd eeut hack ncding Io orders J. L. REED. EYE aad agricultural IMPLEMENT' OrncB-182 Mato Bt , opporils Bitbard w». ia. im. I. C. BOICK Remember at the «igu of the 0. C. WOLCOTT. Ear' sid- Mais St., NwtvilU, Kch �BRIEF. B—d'»tr«mple of Mmdc, 92 Vn Bnrea street. WxidtoPTB Arn-PffniODib on Fkvkb P02SONKD BY 4 BEAD BODY. tall* the following etrangrs atory : -Thoodore Tilton bM pnfcU-bad Mother A Washington dlspateh, July IS, says ths ,bu planters' report to tho Department of In Florida, 7 in South Carolina, 0 in engine*. Tho Ueat emitted by the burning of Una. Texaa and North Carolina return a conthe State averages: North Cerolina. 101; whole neighborhood for a rodlws'of thirty rode ■baton Hate. -John Mitchell, tba fatnoua exite, ia about Bouth Carolina, 88; Georgia, 91: Florida, 96; Alabama, M ; Mteaiaelppi, 87; Louietena, 78; a story-aud-e-half barn filled with bay. whta* tbe British Partlamsnt. . ‘ —Mr. Mono hM defined tho appointment A* compared wiia suiyoi last year, mo con­ flamed up in an instant, and the flying wisps dition ia higher except in Florida, Louisiana of burning hsy lit robfs nearly a block away. and Ai Kansas, though the difference ia alight waa first discovered that two boreee in this Theodore Titton waa very quietly made. She in Mteateaippi and Alabama. hero were burned to death before, they could no ill-will for hor imtoand, neither hae the —There is a conflict ’ of authority between Secretary Bristow and Treasurer Spinner re­ garding tho appointment* in too "lledemp- greea. Mr. Spium-r, being held reeponniblo ernmeul, very naturally think* that he should —Prof. Wateou, of the Uulyerstty of Michi­ gan, acoompanled by other astronomers, left Omaha for the West on the 17ih in*L, on Venus. Four’ Wr-Ioads of astronomical in­ struments preceded them. Missouri, lays a largo share of too blame for the Indian outbreak upon too shoulders of thoBo traders who have established whisky ranchos on tho frontier for patronage by ruffian* and desperadoes, these latter people having committed innumerable outrages upon the Indiana. —Tho Princeton crew won the nix-oared -It te reported from London that the At­ lantic cable which wss laid iu 1866 han been racoessfuUy replac'd 'and ia now in perfect working order. The shore end of the new cable was suceeaafally laid at Rye Reach, N. H., July 15. ‘ —Goldsmith Maid, on the Baginaw (Mich.) Driving Park, on tho 16th inat., trotted no: Blowcat of which waa better than the beat timo of >5,000 offered by the Association, and di­ vided as follows : >2,500 to tho first horse: •1,500 to tho second, and f 1,000 to the horse which beat the best time on record. Gold­ smith Maid won three straight beats, in 2;U{, 2:161 X-10. — About 600 Msnnonites, who propose to settle tn the West, arrived at Now York last the Cth cavalry for offensive operations against the Indians, and advocating generally an of­ fensive policy as more effective and more economical than a defensive one. CRIME ASD CJUltlEALS. —A pzrty of nine German fanners, residing five miles south of Toledo. Ohio, got into a fight a few nights ago, while returning home from a saloon, where they had been spending the day, and Michael Bmith was stabbed and killed, and John Simmcos mortally wounded. All the other* were more or less injured by knifo-thruata. . MoaU, while laboring under a alate of mental Ing. shot and killed him instantly. She then, with a razor, inflicted a horrible wound Upon tho head and neck of one of hor children, and . with a pitolifork almost killed another. —In the Court of General Session*, in Brooklyn, Lizzie B. King, alia* Kato Stod- Goodrich, haa been pronounced hopeleeely —Tho grand jury of Now York baa found three more indictments against the convicted Polios Commissioners, Charlick and Gardner, ' * violations of toe election laws. aim Kateer, a shoemaker at Franklin, u. shot hte wife deal, on the night of the i5tb insL, and then lodged two shots in hie own bead, instantly killing himself. He had been drunk four weeks. RAILROAD IXTELLIOBSCR. Within half an hour after tho breaking-out -The Chicago’ TtOmm of too 14th insL of tho flames the whole Are force of tho city says: "An injunction to restrain the North­ waa out. Tho Fire Marehal stationed a num­ western Company from complying with the effort wm mad^ to stay toe northern progress Horace Williams, who is the Treaident and fff tbe flames along that thoroughfare. But principal owner of the Northwestern leased their efforts were powerless to save tho acres lines in Iowa. It is believed that there are of dry pine roofs to too windward ; aud so tho peculiar features in thia cane which will insure fire swept on M U pieMod, hardly turned a dedaion from the courts against the Blate." from its course an Inch by the efforts of the department, until it reached State street, rORKIOJi. which the flames now attacked. Having reached Stale street too fire wm —lhe report that the young Duke Nicholas, of lluroia, who stole ids mother's diamonds, had been banished to Siberia, is denied by the and a substantial structure the exception. The dimes leaped gaily from building to Su Petersburg papers, —The Paris figaro has liccn suspended for building, now and then skipping a structure or two to fscilitate jirogress, but never neglectan attack upon the Assembly..' —It is reported that secret negotiations hare been entered into between toe President pro of IL The firemen fought valiantly among tern of the Cuban Republic and Capt.-Gea these Bhanties. Ths most that could be done waa-to prevent its spreading southward, and Oqncha. ' —A bold attempt to aasaaainate Prince Bis­ this waa accomplished. Having reached Wabash avenue, with marck was recently made at Kirueugen. Ger­ many. While driving In the country too a wind blowing from the southwest, Michigan avenue teemed doomed-to destruction. In aud inflicting a alight wound. The would-be fact the thought of saving any. portion of it, assassin was promptly arrested. and barely from Eldridge court to a point at least sb far escaped lynching by the excited populace. north as Harrison street, was abandoned, and His name in KuIIman. He belongs to Magde­ iu that section etende intact. Every houae burg, and ia a cooper by trade. —An American, Dockery, has boon tried st Havana by conrt-startisl and sentenced to ntroyed. but the narrow alley between the two death. , —A Madrid dispatch states that the Carlisle intervouing mountaiif. Every house an have ordered one Republican to be ehot for Michigan avenue win vacated, the street wm every shell that may be fired by the fleet off lined witli truck* backed np againit toe resi­ dences, bnt about 9 o'clock moet people movBilbao. —It is announced from London that En­ gland, Germany and Ruseia have agreed to Having reached its eastern limit, the flames unite In recognizing the Spanish Republic. —A naval officer from our West India squad­ fed their way rapidly northward, three blocks ron, who arrived in Washington last week, says the Spaniards now propose to abandon There waa little nao trying Io fight in the entirely the eastern part of tho Island of Cuba, with the exception of tho porta, which fiercely, and in the vicinity of the conflagra­ will be defended to the last All operations tion a egular gale waa blowing. The beat in tho future will be confined to a rigid blockado of tho coast, bo so to prevent tho intro­ within a hundred feet of it in tho direction it duction of arms and ammunition. Tho Iniur- wm Bpceding. Hence it bad to be fought in rtetionary region is being fenced in with a the flank. There being little hope of saving Michigan avenue—though it wm saved—toe at short intervals. It is not designed to make policy seemed to be to fight it into tho lake, any further attempts tOAcppress the insurrec­ by closing on ita aides. This policy wm adopted, though efforts wore not abated to tion within three linos. —The London Times’ correspondent at 8*utender, Spain, telegraphs that tho probability of foreign intervention lu Spain is much dte- further non th ward. In that direction, it* cusoed there. —Madrid journals state that the Ctfllata children on tho Cantabrian coast and in Bis­ cay, numbering in all 1,600 persons, and bold them m hostages to be shot in case of attack by Republican*. BEECHSR- TIL TON. A Naw York dispatch of July 14 saya: " Among the saddest chapters in the ncandal whiebhas been in everybody's lips here for weeks is the one revealed to-day. Rumors about the domestic infelicity of M r. and Mm. Tilton have been current for some lime. Whatever of trouble there has been between tbe two has reached the crisis. Besides being among the reddest developments, it secm» very siguiScant. Mrs. Tilton went before the Investigating Committee appointed by Mr Beecher, immediately after it was organized, unknown to her husband, ami gave testimony which directly contradicted the version of the story which the public tetters of Mr. Tilton have encouraged. In view of the excitement of mind of Mrs. Tilton, and perhaps lialffright a* her act, which followed her apjxsaranoe before toe InYcctigating Committee. U ia not surprising that she should think of sepa­ ration from her husband. 8ho has, after con­ sultation with friends, separated from Mr. 171100. Hbe has left her home, husband aud children, and is now al tbe bouse of Edward J. Ovington, Jr., with whose family ebo has long been intimate, Mr. Tilton retaining the children at the house on Livingstone street.” rnucs ABD CASUALTIES. - Seven hundred and fifty thonaand dollar*’ worth of oil was burned at Weebawkeu, N. J., on the Uth inat. —Streator, IU-. had a >200,000 fire on the current to-day bo true, the crisis in the 12Ui Inst. —Another disaster, of like nature io that at Beecher-Tilton investigation is near at hand. Mill nver, has jtptt occurred in Hampalur* Mr. Beechftr-was invited to appear before hia county, Maes. The dam across Middlefield committee at the bouse of Augustus 8ton* last evening aud comma rieato whatever ho The reeervoir. rhicb waa emptied through He did not appear, but in his stead came a note. It is understood that the note stated that Mr. Beecher had not completed bis wril- Tho merged contents of both deluded the fanna and buildings, though by great good earth, aud had stood twenty years. Tho dam­ age ia estimated at >350.(00. —Oahkorh, Wis., wm Tiilted by a destroc- believing that Mr. Beecher had finished an slalrorate etatemonl in which l»o admitted having interfered in Mr. Tilton’s family af­ fairs. but, singularly, a description of the Mr. Tilton. >600.000 worth of property waa destroyed. -Iowa Falls, Iowa, li*d a tiaO.OOO blaze on tho 14th of July. —The propertv destroyed at the recent Oohkoeh (Wl*,) fire wm Lnourad for WW.M0. estimate about *800,000. The insurance so Mr. Beecher become convinced the body of Frank Notf, of btbuguion, drowned on that day, packing ice around to preserve it, and while break­ ing some ice, be acrratelied a. little ]>artie’e of <ddn, hardly larger than the head Imitators «hould never be encouraged, 61 a pin, from the middle finger of hia ’heir goods are always Inferior in quality and righthand. While handling ■the*body, folded <m> tU*t they which ho continued doing for aomfi 48 will not torn out. hoars, bo happened to touch the place where the skin waa broken; and, on Monday, hia hand' swelled up to twice ita natural sine. It continued to swell, and increase in pain, until it became almost uneudurablo. Friday he went to Madison, and called on Dr. A. J. Ward, who injected morphine into his hand. Since he has been doing pretty well, and the band han .esumed nearer ita natural size and shape, though the poison is producing eruptions on differ­ ent parts of the body, and ho suffers much pain. Dr. W. thinks Mr. Haese will recover, bnt had he delayed the treatment u short time longer, he could not have been saved, as a case of poi­ soning from a dead body is very diffi­ cult to cure.__________________ PULLlFa THE NUSTACJIE. This, for lock of better employment of the right hand, is so very common with young men who arc waiting to say something to young ladies, that it de­ serves to be treated from a scientific or cultured aide, and made an accomplish­ ment Yoh rarely see a fellow with a new labial growth, who does not carry his thumb and finger to his pet, on be­ ing introduced, or on coming into n situation where expectation and respon­ sibilities are either of them at all un­ certain. It is not the gesture or gest­ ures. Before mustaches eome in, or rather came out, the habit was to stick tho hands in the pockets, 'or fosteh them crossways behind the back. The mustache has changed all that. To be convinced how ii is, you need but watci the movements of a young fellow whoso comfort is to hare one convenient to his social necessities. No.z 44 Eldridge court; acroee Eldridge toe remark that it wm a paper ho intended to ccrner of Peek court, leaving eevoral build­ lay before the Investigating Ccmtuittoe. ings unscathed to No. 430. It then runs to No. fl Hubbard court, passing through the alley between Wabash avenues down to Nos. perivuce, bat also tool of a Uunocil of l'hy*iciaos, each skiUsd in hia particular upscixlry; Besides all theM asairtuil pUy«ici<iM>, in too di*|>en**ry depaittn» nt kre alw eraployod a ccJ. i Health liF i VINECAR BITTERS ' RICH FARMING LANDS NOW FOR SALE^VERY CHEAP. TEN TEARS CREDIT. IMTm»T ONLY 8 PCT CENT. SEND FOR “THE PIONEER," BYBN’S ockot Photosccpe. Dr. 1. W«lk<r\ CftllfornK Vh- e-ar Hitter. er» a jwrdf Trouble pn-iaraUan, made chiefly from tbe ntlvo horte frond on tbe fairer mane e« the Sleflre Nevada motmlalnaor CaHtorala, tlie medicinal pniperttoe of which in> extracted therefrom without the naw of Alcohol. The qmwtlon la atmoct dallv naked. '• What la tho cense of tbe untindloled aacress of Vrenaaa BrrteksF’ Our answer is, that they remove the cause of disease, and the patient re­ covers bl* health. They are the grtat bkod purifier and a life-girtng principle a perfect Renovator and Invigoratof ____ __ limfnro in the comjMod poU^tlg the miahtie* of VimoZiBittem in healfag the tick of every disease man much to. They lu xetali. nneneie ci ww writing nttorwtio iltefflMe. ef erain, mineral*, »U>. C Double Convex Leal. 11-1 tlio Liver and Visceral Organs, to Biboug Dineasc*. , The properties of pm WauotTO Vixko ab llrrrzzs are Apcnent. DitrnbiTeUc, Caruiinative, Nutritious, Loxauve Ihuretic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altere tire, arid Anti-Bilious. >» Grateful Thousands proclaim \ . i%0. ii inn in bgar Bittkbs the most wonderful ly'Vigunnt that ever nutainod the staking >y Klein. . F a Person can take these Bitters a< conline to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not de­ stroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital organa wasted beyond repair. ’ . ' Bilious, Remittent and Inter­ mittent Fevers, which ore so preva­ 3= aSK««5 ion®* ou tnaontitaa wrapper._____ ■OLD *T ALL MMDICINB DW1T.BM lies, Through ail tho ages of study aud in­ vestigation which have marked tho path of scientifio discovery, one especially al­ DBOWK’B VKKMlTVQa COXVITB luring object bos tempted the inquiries and speculations of philosophois. It is what the wizards and witches of olden time, the jugglers of India, soothsayers BKOWrf, Proprtiwn. of Arabia, Magi of Egypt, necromancers of Turkey and the Orient, and alchem­ ists of civilized Europe have Bought, but sought in vain—a vegetable nonTHS MARUTS. ]>oiton6ue Elixir, which, by cleansing MEW YOBE. the blood, removing from tho system all impurities, strengthening the nerves, the muscles, and the braiu, and vitalizing every fiber of the system should hid de­ fiance to the corroding hand of disease. —77AB3V. Dr. Walker, of California, discovered in . au herb, tho properties of which, if they I8.XS3C.30; do not entirely fulfill all the conditions aiiove mentioned, have at leaxi proved themselves efficacious in all of them; this herb Dr. Walker has made an ingre­ dient in his famous Vineoab Bittkiui, which can be obtained of any wholesale t.W. - IXoca-Cli&lro Whits' Winter. H.0038.S0; B«t Winter, J3.504C.OO. WUAT-No. 1 Sprite. Druggist throughout the country. Jl.lSxat.lBM i No. a Nprtsg, Jl.13l431.MM .-'Xo.X ployed was eoou dispatched to more An old cynic says : “ With many Bprlug, JUr7K«l.0HH- Coas-Ko. 3, tbraatculpg pointe, though it wu not safe women, going to church is little better to leave the whole lino exposed. At 8 —No. 0, Jt.OQ0t.13. Bt-rrxa-tiood to Cbofe, Euo«—Frr«li, 14.&15C. TOM-Me**' o'clock the fire wm checked on Clark atreet. than looking into a bonnet shop.*' J-jq.00. Latn—11i,e. and then there was- no danger that it would ST. LOUIS. piss westward. After that two engines cov­ ered the entire field from Polk street south on Clark around by Twelfth street -to Wabash It ia hardly necessary for us to call atten­ I aveuuo, where lhe engagement wm growing tion to the whole page communication from lt.0C411.U1. Foxx—Mesa, J31.00. Hoa»-t3.flu^l5.<N. CaTTu;—JJ.OOfiZ.CW. hotter and hotter every moment. When the Dr. R. V. Pines, of tho World's Disps.isary, CINCINNATI. aouihorn and western ends of tbe fire bad which appears in tljia issue, as st least dvery inva'.d an Bering from Chronic Disease must been made secure, the northern and eaetem see and take a lively interest in tho sound, Me. ltn:-»395c. lines of attack were reinforced, and tbe common-sense ideas therein set forth, as well nvtttee. • ■ enemy confined into narrower aud narrower aa in the indisputable evidences of wonderful MILWAUKEE. quarters. tl.lS'pai.XS ; No. 2, >1.101(3 On Harrison street the fiend wm forced to lf any, indeed, that Iim acquired such world­ give up Fourth avenue and Third avenue. At wide fame and reputation m that of Dr. Van Buren street the monster wm driven out Piebcb—“The World’s Dispensary." Thia of State, tbe St. James being the tail building establishment well merits its appellation, TOLEDO, "Tho World's Dispensary," m it is, without to succumb. doubt, lhe largest and most complete of ita Having hitherto shunned Michigan avenue, kind tliat can bo found anywhere, and msriiDKTBOIT. it now turned venomously upon it, making its dnee are prepared within its walls that find a ready sale in evoty Quarter of the globe. In way along Congress street, and consumed the fact the foreign trade forma do small part of Ocoanic building, the structure that once did too huaiuess. CI.KV»:L.4ND. duty m the Tremon^one ur two other*, and A visit to the shipping department, which Wszat-No. I JUd. l.S%£l.a6; Wo. 3 on tho drat floor, gives one a slight idea of then wm finally and effectually squelched Just ia the collossal proportlona of tho buidnesa there I1J9R1.31. Coax-TlttTk. O*ZB-M>OMle. transacted. Hero tho visitor may say see. m Matteson and Gardner Houses, aud the Bxpo- we did, huge piles of boxes being shipped to HOUSEHOLD sitlon building. Several attempts were after­ wholesale he uses in every part of the land, also to foreign countries—oven China and ward made to -blow up buildings on State Japan contributing to tho demand for thee© PANACEA street, between Polk and Van Buren, notably popular medicines. Tno Doctor haa achieved at tho St. James Hotel, but nothing effectual thia Immct.ae patronage and demand for his celebrated remedies by hie great skill ae a FAMILY waa *jxom|4i»hed. It waa impossible to ob­ physician, the superior curative virtues Of tho tain powder in anffirietft qnintitiea to aocom- remodiea ho haa dmcovered and bis honorable LINIMENT. dealings, Indomitable will and comoIou in­ dustry. Tho cures that he has affected hare midnlghL often been wonderful, in fact almost miracu­ HOUSEHOLD The boundaries of the fire are aa follows: lous, havfbg frequently teen effected, as ho baa shown us by ample evidence, after many PANACEA eminent physician* in »nccesaion had failed. thence altipplng five buildings, from corner of Thia succMs hM bad the effect to xivo him an Taylor to No. 487 Clark; thence the line runs immaiiM practice at tho Wolrd's Diepeneary, FAMILY to corner of Polk and Fourth avenue. At so that in a single month, ho probzbly treau and cures more canoe of inveterate Chronic LINIMENT. DlaoMce than mo*t physleiaua, in ordinary practice, treat in a whole Hfe-tlmo. His prac­ tice hM tacome so large that ho Is obiigcd to employ four physicians to aaaist him in the examination and treatment of eaaM. And iu Boron, from Van Buren to No. 2G7 aud 2K'J the Beleelion of hie j>rof««iional aeeiatants bo ho epored no ox;>eii»«> to aeouro men of Buren streets, lbs point where lhe fire was thorough medical education, and who have l>een well-akilled in the school of experience. extoigntehed. On the eautli. tha Hue runs Each devotee hia whole time and attention northeasterly from No. 527 Clark street, keep­ only received dogrees from si teuat two ing within 300 feet of Twelfth street, and ths unt Medical Oollsgea In tba laud, ths within half a block of Fourth avenue; tbeooe nt evidence of which, iu tbe shape of Dq>lotnas. north to No. 274 Fourth avenue; we holleed hanging iu hia office, but hs* also from Fourth avenue northaeaterly to No. the advantage of an immense exj>eri»tacc. is himself ao completely before the man whom FOUR-TON HAT SOALCB, 9100-00 On O KC —D lent In the valleys of on-' great rivers throughout the United States, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ sas. Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and Autuipu, and'reiuarkably so during sea­ sons of unusual beat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of tbe stomach and liver, ami other abdominal viscera, in their treatment,a purgative, exerting a pow­ erful influence npoertbese various or­ gans, is essentially necessary. There ut no cathartic fop the purpose equal to Dr. J. Walker’s Vinegar Brnriis, as they will speedily remove the dark­ colored viscid matter with which The bowels fire loaded, at the same *tlmo stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring tbe healthy functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the body against disease Ayer’s Ague Cure, Fever and Ague,I nterml ttent Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fewer, Dumb Aguo, Periodical or Bilious Fever, Bic., and in* deed all tho affections which arise from ma­ larious, marsh, or mlsasmatic poisons. Neuralgia. Dyaenlery or D«l lad**e, where dliorner* cf fjr expel* tbs dlant«. Ilhrumaltira. ’W&! Dr. 3. C. ATER ft CO.. Lowell, Mow., rQNBPRKSL by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic can take hold of a systeia thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pafn in the Shoulders, Coughs. Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, I’alpita* tation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid­ neys, aud a hundred other painful symp­ toms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of ita merits than a lengthy advertise­ ment. Scroftila, or King's Evil, White Swelling*. Ulcer*, Erytipela*, Swelled Neck. Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammation*, Indolent* In flair•■nation*. Mercurial Affections, OH Sore*. Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eye*, etc. In these, os in all other constitutional DUcabcs. Walk Bit’s Vixtoak Bittzzs have hLcwu their great curative power* in the most obstinate and intractable case*. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism. Gout, Billons. Remit­ tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of i be Blood, Liver, Kidney* and Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blool. Mechanical Diseases.—Persons en­ gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as Plumber*, Type-Miters, Gold-beaters, and Miners, a* they advance in life, arc subject to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard ogninrt this, taxe a dose of Walkzz's Vtitbgaz Bittzm occationally. For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet­ ter, Salt-Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustule*, Boils, Carbuncles. Ring-worms. Scald-bead, Sore Eyes, Eryripelax, Itch, Scurf*, discoloration* of tbe Sziu, Hunjor* end Disease* of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally dug np and carried out of the *r«t<«ra' in a short lime by lhe ac j of lliaM Bittetb. Pin, Tape, and other Worms, THE NEW IMPROVED REMINGTON Sewing Machine. THE “MEDAL FOR PROGRESS,” No Sewing Machine Received a Higher lurking in the *v»tem of so mnny ttMUaands. are effectually deatroyed aud removed. No HVKtem of medicine, uo venuifagex, no an tnclminltlcs will free the system from wonjn* like these Bittern. For Female CompInjntR, In young or old, married ur tingle, at the dawn of wc manhood, or the tarn of life, threw Tonx. Bitten displar so decided an influence that improvement tit noon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blond tvhencvcr you find it* impurifie* bunting tbroi'gh the »kin in Pimpla*, Eruptions, or 8or*: cleanse it when you find it obatructod and bluegiAh in lhe veins; cleanse it when il i* foul;your feeling* will tell you wbun. Kci p lhe blood pure, and the Lcaitb W lhe /ysten will follow. 3&A I stArtPLSM Jewelry, worth *l». *« I r o. p. u>«s»Bi»oBlr. for e>n,<>rl<>»» plea Hi»UcS A>rUrsula,itooS aagoMpr mooer rMMlftJ. Addtes* A. MOCK*. Oleay, fit. THI8 PRINTING IKK l““ wTSSTcJ! wrtta A— ———. qixj, W^O nBrt umponnded with Urn firm has oiMMn ed. as we hai •225.000. F7X4XCZAL A.VD IKDOBTBIAL, zfj.mcxx.. The American Sunday School Union makes the following r» port of ita opera­ tions during the past forty-three years : Schools organized, 57,799 ; containing teacher*, 386,242 ; containing scholars, 2,545,787. During a period of fifty years 61,277 eehools were organized, numbering 404,242 teachers, 2,850,717 scholars. The amount expended in missionary operations (1824-1874J waa *2,183,264.13, of which «17,000 were for hooka, papers, etc. Value of books, papers, eta., circulated over 88,000,000. point where the fire wan stopped. on it la estimated At •2,008,000. Among the buildings destroyed were toa St-JsmM, Ccntineutel and Wood’s Hotels, tho Postoffice, two Jewish synagoguro. three colored churches, and the Fret Baptist Church, one of lhe finest ebnrch e lifinen in tbe oily. r. cannot fail to agree with us that the it medical devotion. patient industry icmiqueralite energy that Imva enabled MOT f-'neu.-na toelaar aXOartay. Address RO |. Fxcws * Co.. !0» Booth Irth-flt. MU*.. Pa. OFVICKSi *S»State«C., Chicago,UL| 370 K.Y.|33S W&aiUagten Nt.,Uoiluu,Maxi.; employment to large numbers, and in other wi<iu wwy* picmo-.iug the general welfare Tnr.NuETHWJWTXKX Hommd- Nail Co.’s (1824-1874), Go T0*hinuiMi.t Wftor Pore, Haaulton, 111. f»r cell of advsrtiiln*. 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When Elliott arrived at Bladensburg little knots of boys and men, knowing or guessing tho matter impending, gave interesting regard. A group of naval officers particularly, standing at tho tavrim, walked out across tho bridge toward the place of meeting, and con­ cealed themselves within hearing of I pistol-shota. Almost. every one of | them was a friend al Decatur, and, among them were Com. Rodgers and Porter, his two colleagues in the Board of Navy .Commissioners. Barron fol­ lowed soon afterward, walking between his second, Elliott, and his friend Latimer. His face expressed dignity and resolution. Ho walked firmly, and they three also descended into the Val­ ley of Chance. Decatur and Barron bowed to each other formally- Hambleton stood Irr Decatur, Latimer by Barron. Bain­ bridge and Elliott conferred together, and the former, who had behaved fairly and equitably throughout, was appoint­ ed to measure tho ground. He marked a line in the tod with his boot, and, placing his toe to it, ttepped out eight times, a yard to the etep. marking also the last step as a bare; four times a man’s length, or across your dining­ room—that was tlu' distance. Each second now produced the pis­ tols from a pair of cases—low-barreled duelling-weapons, of fine finish and bright ateel, aiteer-motuited. They were charged and rammed in the old style, and prerented to each principal by the second. During all this time onda. ' In like manner Elliott and Bainbridge tossed for corners. Bainbridge won; it was Decatur’s usual good luck. “Com. Decatur,” said Bainbridge, “ which stand do yor Select ?” The axis of the two bases ran nearly north and south, obliquely from the Lrook. Decatur walked to the north, nearest the water, where he stood a few inches lower than Barron. Both threw off their cloaks, and stood confronting ©achothet. “ Gentlemen,’’ said Bainbridge, rais­ ing his voice, •• I .ball giTe the word „ follows: Present__ one—two—three You are neither at your peril to fire be­ fore the word one, nor after the word three.” Com. Barron turned his head, his pintol banging at his side, and said to Com. Bainbridge : “ Have you any objection, sir, to pro­ nouncing the words in the manner you “ None,” said Bainbridge; and he rew*nl gave it For tho first time the antagonists neaa and the purpose to kill lay in that ou his right. The same positions were reversed by Elliott and Latimer. liltliis while Decatur's body waa going Bainbridge, AH' from his residence, dose by the White, , The antagonists swung round side­ House, to “Kalorama;” an estate on a । wise, and looked at each other across Barron lay in the city, writhing with their right Shoulders. pain, listening to the funeral drums. The two arms went up, and each took In Congress, John Randolph offered consolatory resolutions, but they werei sight. objected to. The tone of the press, commenting on the duel, was respect­ One report rang out The hut word ful, both to the living and dead an­ was deafened by it There were two tagonists, but as sternly denunciatory of puffs of smoke, and in an instant Bar­ “ the code ” as our newspapers nowsron was down groaning. days could be. Dcoatur straightened up a moment, Barron .uff.red dreadfully far tasny pinched his lips, dropped his pistol, months, but recovered st last and lived and the color went out of bis face. He down to 1851, surviving, I think, De­ drew his right hand to his side. He catur’s childless widow, who was repre­ then fell to the ground speechless. sented in 1848 to be alive in the Tho seconds of both were beside them Georgetown Catholic College, “ in ill in an instant. Decatur was moved by health and poverty, finding in -the con­ his friends to higher ground, near by solations of religion alone alleviation Barron. ' of her sorrows,” but hopeful of secur­ He opened his eyes directly, and said, ing sometaring from Congress. Barron “ I am mortally wounded, at least I be­ went to sea again, and had charge of lieve so ; and I wish I had fallen in the several vessels, but the shadow of life service of my country.” ' duel lay ocroas his life. People forgot Barron looked up .to themall. end the apology for it in the catastrophe of it. A new generation of boys rose up “ Everything has been conducted in who read of Decatur’s valor, and me most honoraole manner. 1 am learned to regard Barron M the as­ mortally wounded. Commodore Deca­ sassin. The poor living victim could tur, I forgive you from the bottom of not explain against a dead man. He my heart.” • asked for a court-martial on Decatur's Immediately down the pathway to the charge against him, and waa exoner­ Valley of Chance came many gentleman, ated. with niggardly compliments. ■11 friend, of Dectut—BodgOT wl Decatur lies buried behind St. Peter's Porter *nd Bolton, l*o doctor., Bailey, Church, Philadelphia, in a venerable, Wnnhington nod Tterilt, Oen. Harper, spacious graveyard, under an eagleand other friends or idlers. capped monument. Hia portrait is in There were anxious look# and utter­ Georgetown College. His name is con­ ances of “Tut! tut!” or "Dear! ferred on many towns and counties in dear I" the country. What he lived for he had » The doctors proceeded td loosen the obtained—glory in the eyes of his clothes of tho sufferers and ascertain countrymen. the nature of their wounds. The little Barron obtained “ satisfaction "—lit­ green valley at the breakfast hour had tle more. Yet I think that the latter become a surgeon’s hospital. In it waa throughout the aggrieved spirit were represented nearly all the naval victories in the republic—Tripoli and WHEN SHE WON'T, SUE WON'T. Algiers, Lake Erie and both oceans; N vivacious writer on Switzerland they held solemn congress in this un­ says: " Only the day before our visi^ holy amphitheater. the Bad Steft had ita latest tragedy, Barron wm struck in tho hip and with a comic edge to it, aa moat trage­ about the groin. Decatur bad caught dies have. 1 n the pooping rain, a parly the ball on his hip, and it had glanced left the hotel at Ohamouuix for the Mer upward into the abdomen, severing the de Glace, and coming up on the other largo blood-vessels there. The two aide, took the Bail fat ep first. The doctors exchanged glances ; there was sweetest of little old ladies, a mere dot no hope for Decatur ; his pulsation had of a woman, with her doctor of divinity, almost ceased. were Minong them, and went ou over the Now began on the, ground, they slippery rock, mad© doubly dangerous lay npon cloaks spread for them, that by the rain, because, once started, there dying interview of mingled tenderness was no’ turning back. She dragged the and recrimination which Wirt has com­ pounds on pounds of wet water-proof pared to the last intercourse of Hamlet cloth*clingiog to her feet to tho little and Laertes. Each striving to clear up oasis where people rest and gird up his tame, and prove that this crime was their loins before arosaing the ico. Here a mistake or the work of officious eue: she thrqlr herself prone on the ground, mies. Barron, certain that his hours and wm’sHU m an ink-blot. Whon tho were numbered, wished to be st peace others started her husband tried to with his enemy, that they might enter rouse her. ‘No,’ she oaid; ‘yon may the court of judgment friends. Decatur all go on. I want nothing.' I will die was less relenting, but he consented to here f It was th© calmness of despair. forgive Barron, though not his ad­ Women often threaten, in certain con­ visers. tingencies, to‘give up,' but the thing It was a sadder scene than Nelson, Decatur's admirer, dying in the cockpit is rar© as snow in August.- When it happens the family-machine stops, and during the battle, or Bayard, to whom he had been compared, bleeding on the desperate remedies are applied. This woman did the thing without the threat— battle-field. The carriage came and they bore De­ also a rare thing foi- her sex, and was catur to it, Bainbridge kissing his ever doctor of divinity in such a plight cheek. He had wrested Bainbridge before ? He hrd lived with her forty from the dungeons of the Moore. Bain- years, and ahe had tho power to sur­ pridge, in return, had measured the prise him. He hod seen her endure ground for him to stain it with his years of wasting nicknesa wit bout losing cheerfulness; he had seen her go down blood. Rodger* took Decatur’s head ’ upon into the Valley of tho Shadowof Death, his shoulders, the doctor, Trevitt, and come bock smiling with a baby in Heated with them, and the carriage took her arms ; but now at last she had ita painful way back to the city. Bain­ ‘given up.’ He offered to carry her bridge and Hambleton hastened to the down the rocks and across tho ice—he nary yard, where the tug laf to carry who had oome abroad for his health; them back to the Columbus, Lliat riup but she answered him only, ‘Go with of discord. At half-past 10 o’dock the rest. I will die here !' like tho re­ Decatur re-entered his elegant mansion. frain of a dirge. The doctor must hare Hia wife and household, disturbed at scolded at thia point, if he were not the, breakfast-table with the appalling more than mortal; but it did no good, news, were driven to the upper part and finally he wrapped the mantle of of the house. Around the city the evil his thoughts about him and aat down in news spread. Friends crowded around the rain to meditate a new chapter ou the door, and into the duel isVs dying the woman question. The other people chamber. He signed his will, refused went on, and the two kept solitary to have the ball extracted from his watch on the Mer de Glace, like the wound, and spoke affectionately of his two grey-headed eagles in an eyrie. At wife, whom be yet refused to see. the end of a silent half-hour, in which tho doctor discovered what very hard­ After one of the spasms, he said : “ I do not believe it is. posa- ble for a I working people those are who ‘only pereon to endure so much pain as I now stand and wait,’ ahe rose up, walked over the ice, mounted her mule, and re­ The town was aroused, and his door­ gained the hotel. She had broken th© ways and pavements were yrewded. mainspring of hope, and it took Nature They stopped st the drawing-room st just half an hour to mend it” President Monroe’s. Uncomplaining, NVMBER~OFTEXAB: CATTLE N&W1N in the midst of anguish, to tho last, the KANSAS. . -The Kansas City Journal of (bmthe Beas ** yielded itself up without a meroe gives the following information groan st half-past 10 o'clock that night relative to thik season'a cattle trsdo : The nest day the little old Daiianal Tho drive from Texas, now about all in Intelligencer catne out with a leaded sight, will number 155,000, and distrib­ editorial hoad, saying that it would bo uted as follows : 40,000 at Coffeeville, “affectation” to be silent upon the 40,000 at Wichita, 27,000 at Greet Bend fact that the duel had occurred, and and neighljoring points, 50.000 at EU»that the combatants were mortally worth, and 12.000 at Bunker Hill and wounded. In a “ postscript” it related other placer. These will be mart etc d this fall, wiiile the remainder, »*,000, the crude apostrophe of that period, will b© consumed on the frontier filling “ Mourn, Columbia! for ene of your Indian ccutrarta. Beaides these are brightest atan is sei!" Three days about 100,000 wintered Texans in Ran“Gentlemen," said MODERN CHRISTIANITY. Yesterday,-in company with the doc­ tor, we visited the deaf and dumb man -who ia dying in the doorlen, window­ less hut wo described once before. Thanks to Mr. Isham Cooper, we were enabled to take over a good supply of provisions for the poor people. The dumb man was in bed. , The old woman We asked her the following ques­ tions, which we give with her answers : Mons, “ How old are you ? n»fh <« toseveuty-five. .* t say positive. I left my ago in South Carolina, whar I was ria.” “ How did you lire before we came to the neighbors is very kind, and though Uiey're right poor, they helps me.” • “Do you belong to any ehnrph?” “ Yes, bless the Lor*, I’m a Methodist. Sometimes ladies used to come here and talk on a alate with my son about the state of his soul, and they think he’ll be saved." . We could not help thinking how con­ siderate and- Christian-like it was in these ladies (?) to volunteer such a gen­ erous opinion. “ Did they give .you any clothing or food?” “ Oh I no sir. They just come to talk about John's soul;- and bless the Lor*, I think he’ll be saved,” “ Who is your minister ?” “Mr. S., of the church up tho hill. I uster go thar ; but I’m very old, au* I ain't had no warm clothes this - win‘•Did Mr. B. ever help you ?'' “Yes, sir: he nster come and talk religion.” “Did he ever bring you food or clothing ?’’ “No, sir; but he thinks John's soul’s •right” The reader must, pardon us ; but at this point it required an effort to sup­ press a tendency to swear, which we imagined we left off at the close of the “Have you no clothing but these?’’ we asked, ]x>inting to the thin cotton garments that clung like damp rags to her shrunken limbs. " No, sir; but I’ve put the flannel things you sent me on John. I can get along ; we ou’t got long to live, no how, friend; an’ when the boy was able he tried to kear for mo." You must be saving of what we bring you, old lady ; and while God gives us a little, we will try to keep yon warm and fed.” Poor thing ! she thanked us in her rough way, and we left, promising too keep up the work which a few generous heartshave helped us in.—jCblumbu3, O., Inquirer. N GHEATSKSS AND GOODAESS. Take goodbess, with tho .average in­ tellectual power, and compare it with mere greatness of intellect and social standing, and it is for the.^nobler quality ; and if God should offer me one of them, I would not hesitate which to choose. No, the greatest intellect which God ever bestowed I would not touch if I were to choose between that and the goodness of an average woman ; I would scorn it and say, give it to Lucifer ; give me the better gift. When I ssy goodness is greater than great­ ness, I mean to say it gives a deeper and rerener joy in tho private heart, joins men more tenderly to one another, and more earnestly to God. I honor intellect, reason and understanding. I wish wo took ten times more pains to cultivate them than wo do. I honor greatness of miud— great reason, which intuitively sees truths, great laws, and Che like; great understanding, which the understanding that masters things for youth and beauty ; that oaa marshal millions of men into an organisation that shall last for canluriea. I once coveted such power, and r.m not wholly free from the madness of it yet. I see ita use, I hope. I am not ignorant of the joys of science and letters ; I am not of in the pursuit of there. I bowrev­ erently before the men of genius, and ait gladly at their feet. • But the man who sera justice and does it, who knows love and Jives it, who has a great faith and trust* in God—let him have a mind quite inferior, and culture quite as lit tie, I moat yet honor and reverence that m-n far more than ho who has the fhnt knowledge ia power, and reverence it, but juatioo is a higher power, and love is ? manlier po«<MK| religion ia a divine power, each ^fter than tho mightiest mind.— Theodore Parker. Boston folks complain that the En­ glish swallows are ao well fed by the charitable hands that they are worthinaeata. Tn Worcester square a large tux beomltf which vrtr WO qxrrow pM U» night >> being eeUn tip by the ■ that those will oome into market ‘his am- who are well fed by charitable bands son, making altogether about the same will ndt work for a Bring is applicable NO. 44. THE SECRET OF THOSE FRIED POTA­ SHAKESPEARE AND TUX GERMAN TOES. CRITICS. ■ The Saratoga correspondent of the The London Standard says: *1 Let Springfield Republican says : Saratoga the German critic who is so shocked with potatoes, the poetry of a common life Shakespeare's ‘‘Juliet” go to Wands­ worth for com© very pretty English Parker’s, can be made in perfection in types of those well-behaved, timid, non­ any kitohen by the use of a very simple entities of his fatherland he so much apparatus consisting of a sharp blade ' belauds, for they abound. But wo ins­ set slanting into a wooden trough with pect that mankind will long continue a narrow slit in the bottom, two wire to cherish a decided preference for the warm fieah-and-bldod •sweetheart of Select eight largo potatoes, par© them “ Romeo,” even though to the infinite and slice very thin with the cutting ma­ horror of these new lights, ahe could chine, soak them in cold water for. two match her lover in confounding the snn hours, and stir common table salt into and the moon, the lark and nightingale, th© water, one teaspoonful to a quart, could kiss him almost at first sight, and and allow them to remain in the brine vow that if he wed another the grave half an hour longer. Put them upon should be her bridal bed. Such heroines, the screen to drain, and put on a spider perhaps, are not common 'in real life; with a pound of clear lard over a brisk and conceivably it is as well that they fire. Wipe tho sliced potatoes dry on a should not be so. But they nr© Un­ towel, wait until the lard is smoking stuff of which immortal -dreams are hot, ami pour a large plateful into th© made, and wo compensate ourselves for spider. The result is like a small sea the conventional coldness of real life by in a white squall; and now the cook dwelling ever and anon with such di­ shows the artistic soul which every vo­ vinely passionate creatures in tho genial tary of that "noblest of .the arte must realms of imagination. It was a Gar­ possess to fee worthy of the name. Pa­ man, nud a great admirer of Shakes­ tient and calm, with steady and inces­ peare, who exclaimed, * Truth still lives sant motion of the skimmer, she pre­ in Fiction,’,though perhaps, he was too vents adhesion of any too affectionate sanguine when he added, ‘And from slices, and watches carefully for Che the copy the original will be restored.' tender blush of brownneas to appear. Real life is a somewhat lukewarm busi­ Slowly it creeps and deepens until it ness, and we doubt it ita puleos grow rivals the hue of the fragrant Havana. any wanner with age. But the poets—• Haeto then takes th© place of caution, the great poets—give us life rod-hot— lest any martyrs burn for the perfection glowing, unrestrained, and, if you will, of others; and they must quickly b© bombastic. It is your second and third .spread upon another sieve to drain until rate poets who-e htroiues invariably dry and greaseleas enoug^for the fairest behave themselves, and v.aoso heroes fingers, then served hot, to melt like a apostrophize in faultless and measured kiss on sweet lipa, with a dying crackle diction. Grant that Shakespeare has like the fallen leaves of autumn. every literary fault under the sun. Has A FINISHINO CLASS IN FLIRTATION. he every literary beauty and greatness? Among the sojourners here for the That is the only important question, season is Miss Haines, the principal of and there can be but one answer to it a fashionable finishing school in New If faults could kill a writer he would York. She has brought with her a num­ hate been forgotten long ago. It is ber of her pupils, who are staying at fanltleatneaa, coldnota, want of fire and the Ocean Hotel, and who are reputed fervor and passion, which ultimately to be enjoying themselves intensely. I send a poet—no matter how popular in am not informed as to the object of his time—to the pastry cooks. If any­ Miss Haines in bringing her bevy of one wants to show how acute, penetrat­ pretty girls to tho sea-side ; but I sup­ ing and accurate a critic he can be let pose it must be for the purpose of edu­ him begin by exposing Shakespeare’s cating them in the latent modes and manifold blunders and carelessnesses. mysteries of flirtation. This ia now ao He will probably not be read, but he important a branch of social life, has so will be quite right and unanswerable. much to do with courtship, marriage Still, as wo have said, is it worth while and posterity, that I wonder it has been at this time of day ? Let him abuse his omitted from the regular course. Ru­ contemporaries instead. He is then mor runs (1 do not vouch for it) that sure to be listened to. And let any of the young ladies arc daily drilled in the these contemporaries who are disposed art of throwing glances ; of taking irre­ to bp over-sensitive remember that the sistible positions ; of smiling fascina­ real estimate of them in the long run tion upon gallant hearts ; of directing will depend—as in the case of Shake­ ensnaring phrases to masculine ears, speare—noton the number of times they and of bringing , resolute bachelors to tripped, but on the number of times confeari'-n and proposal in five minutes they soared.” of enrapturing conversation. Before the season is over these feminine charn* era SYMPATHY BETWEEN A LIVING BODY AND A SEVERED ARM. will be thorough adopts in heart-break­ An exchange chronicles th© following ing ; will be enabled, doubtless, to put one of Cupid's arrows through a mnacu- somewhat curious statement regarding , lino pericardium at the longest possible a boy who had au arm severed by a loco­ eye-range. The fair sisterhood prom­ motive: We are just as ignorant as enade at stated intervals on the long brutes about the relation of body and piaxzas ; walk and drive on the bluff souL Swedenborg says the soul is a road, and are alwaya lovely, except wb«Q spiritual organism, corresponding iu all they destroy thfeir beauty by putting on respect • with the body. Wo know not batuihg dresses, and submitting to tho on what other hypothesis one qan un­ caresses of boisterous old Ocean, who derstand the case of little Willie Cum­ does not, I fear, appreciate them a bit. mings Whitehall, who lost an arm by —Seaside Letter. being run over by the cars. The ac­ count says that when the lad was taken .4 PRETTY DISH. home the arm was brought after him. A writer on various eccentric depart­ It waa thrown into a pail, when the ures in cooking says “ It is but a few poor little fellow screamed with pain. weeks ago that a hamper of twelve fine The severed limb was then placed in a rata arrived at a certain college kitchen. box and buried in the garden. Shortly They had been killed the day before on after, little Willie complained of a pain tho’pulling-down of a wheat stack,so that and a queer feeling in the severed hand. they had beep clean feeders, and they He said that something was crawling were all plump and comely to look at on the inaide of his band. Tho limb Tho three largest, which were veritable was exhumed, when a large worm was monsters, were selected for roasting. discovered in the palm of his band. A At tho appointed times party of six sat largo jar was then obtained, and it be­ down to test their merits. After soup came necessary to crowd the arm in, and fish tho head waiter, with an ex­ when the sufferer fairly went into a par­ pression of pity not mingled with con­ oxysm of pain. The limb wai placed tempt, brought in the roast. Half a in a jar partly filled with alcohol, and rat, which had been carefully wrapped then replaced in the ground. The little in bacon previous to ths roasting, was fellow complained that his arm and An­ served to each, it was a trying mo­ gara were in a terribly cramped posi­ ment, but the plunge was taken, and tho tion, and that the little finger and the first mouthful elicited the remark: next one were growing together. Tlic ‘ Well, at all events, it's not nasty.' jsr was then taken up, when the limb ■No, indeed, it's a great deal batter was found crowded and cramped m de­ than rabbit.' ‘leal! it very fair eating.’ scribed. . Each mini finished his jxjrtion, and Come to go over the facta we do not three or four picked the bones.” see that the Swedenborgian theory helps the matter much, and we giye it up. , EXIT MULLIN. Wonder if our learned surgeons have A Isaliion writer says: “ More and1 more ladies intending to pass their va­ any explanation to offer? DOWN INTO THS DUST. God ptty ua all tn cur pUUul atrUc. rm It nul wil, in ttta trirf u.tt On orrr tbn tathiuu*, down into tb. Ud», fn <ir« him a &<h1 at aiM-p®*-. VA RISTINS. How to put a horse eta his metal— Shoe him. A HANDepMK thing in ladies* hose—A seal little foot . A had habit to get into—A coat that is not paid for. • Wmra is a young lady like a whale ? When she's pouting. Wnoxvim makes the most promises is too apt to carry the election. Why is a Ihunders-torm like on onion ? Because it is peal on peat War ia a loaf of bread like the sun ? Because it rises from the yeast WnuN is a msfi tiiinner than a shingle? When he’s a shaving. “No OABDS,** is what a Western gambler attached to his wedding notice. A DvBcqcn banker dropped n twocent piece in the contribution-box, and took out a cent for “ discount” A tovsg husband calls his wife “birdie," because, ho says, ahe is al­ ways associated in his mind with a bill. Josh Boxings says : “Don’ttoil be­ fore breakfast If it is necessary to toil before breakfast, eat your breakfast first.” Tur first thing a promising youth said to a dog presenting bis nose st his heels was : “ Go away; do you think I am a bone ?” What ia the difference between a Jew and a lawyer ? One gets his law from the prophet and tho other his profit from the law. . Thk President of Cornel! Univeraity says the young women average ten per cent better on the examination papers than the young men. Ar some of the hotels in Vermont they give a glass of “ good river water,” which has such a peculiar aromatic flavor that some people have mistaken it for Hollands, and left a sixpence at the aide of the tumbler. An Indians gicl got a verdict of “breach of promise”against a young man, by proving so much intimacy be­ tween them that she knew when he bud trimmed hia whiskers, also when he got a new set of shirt collars. The following is “fearful,” besides being slightly original: If a dog's tale is kut off entirely, would it inter­ fear with his low cow motion? Answer : Not egxnctly— it might not affect his car­ riage, but 'twould intirely stop his wag­ gin. “ You say, Mrs. Smith, that you have lived with the defendant for eight yearo. Does tho court understand from that, that you arc married to him?” “In course it does.” “Have yon a marriage certificate?” “Yes, your honor, three on ’em - two gals and boy." “Verdict for the plaintiff—call the next 1'Ho-Diaiors windy yesterday ?—There was a looicuesa about the soil which rendered out-door life anything but agreeable. The “ eyes had it” almost unanimously. In One case only did tho “nose have it,” and that was where a fel­ low holding on to both sides of hia beaver, beating up against a head wind, ran his bowsprit on to a lamp post.— Exchange. HOMRASTIC LANGUAOX. In the seventeenth century, the Rev. John HamiltofC curate of South Leith, and hia vicar, Mr. Andrea- Cant, stfovu to outvie eiyfii other in bombastic lan­ guage. An instance of Hamilton’s tal­ ent in that atyle has been preserved. Preaching one day on the text, “O, Isihcl, thou hast destroyed thyself,” he commenced ’in ,lhe»e words: “I ■hall not nibble at niceties, nor ingem­ inate prolixities, but with the sword of brevity shall cut the Gordian knot of obscurity, and ao proceed to give you tho genuine purport of this mellifluous and aromatical subject, calculated alienariy (only) for the meridian of that cation by the seashore abandon starched An old bachelor indignantly arts, staffs and take to soft worsted goods. Three quarters of the white dresses that “ Why is it that a young fellow and his have gone and are goingtoLong Branch, girl can sit in the parlor until after Saratoga, Newport and Cape May this midnight, without making noiao enough for tho old folks to hear them through berg gauze, crepe, foulard, twilled silk, the partition, but cannot sit in a theater and other light but non-washable ma­ or public hall fire minutes without dis­ terials. The folly of wearing in the turbing tho whoN: audience with their giggling and talk." If he had been which half an hour after donning look there he could tell all about it. like moist rage, is fully appreciated rusty old heathen of now, though it has taken years to real­ ise it. It is only in the dryeet of in­ gstion of ship XMstars, sailors, arttaars land or mountain towns that it “ pays ” and small tradespeople of wMch his ali­ is nothing so bewitahingly feminine as at one-fourth the distance and then these diaphonous stuffs.** multiply by four.” �। £ •» w IHI O’ 0. O « M ffl I > g O O r n on S< 3 P5 Pl £ 8.3 s 3 - “ S£ 't 81 U •a S- 3 « 5 S - 10 p< § s I'M 6i$ ■S i “! Si m g i fig !L. ?* P' S HS&2&3&•p«8335»sn ilfl tjja U ta| Cf at M s «9S3 •}. i fliisas aS ®< fl 4 »£S s«;t 1i I*. CZ) n. h u *‘?4 -■ •■» -5 ■= ~ 4 i 3.' 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Killin’s house was all excitement H. YOUNG. M. T> OIHre Iwo to distinguish it from-our Nuahville. A spark snapped from the stove on • Akw <4 T’-'Vps.n'a *-wr. M»‘n —The annual missiohery eermon a so&l adtling it cm fire. Mr, Killen MK ua«Uw.tr»: to» a. m.MKlOat wifi be preached from Mask XVJ-15. was scared. His heart refused to nit a W.WICKHAM. Psrtiealar at the M. E. Church, next Sabbath thump, his knees smote together I’ Io Urtf Vrtvelr —_ ..— .I, rf ,1^. like Balshazzar of old, his tongue morning. —Chas. Putnam's afore jin- being clave tn the roof of bis mouth and ARNO STRONG, Plain and Fancy U Sett, F«">r. Kerry vrtM*y «f PH«Ohs fenored- When Truman moves into reftised to wag. it e. shrraM probably hie new Uiek it wit! bo ooeopied by have Iiad a cremation article, hath)'I it been for the prompt assistaace of Mr, HINMAN. RubwinMe Barhn Smith 4c Ptitnaftb . WHl Uta- »rr-»xr All kW*/. «*.*«• . —Ai gentleman wanted a report Kocher, whtr ran in nnd dashed a pail of wat&r on the burning sofa. fmm the Treasurer of the 4th of ' QIMPSOM lr WRB6TBR, jiiirk. July fund. Ry ronsnlting nnothrr —The Beecher-Tilton ’ Sdandar P column he will see his wish gratified. —Clement Smith and wife have relumed from their western trip. •ft RMMrt C.r^n.1 io »>.Y flare W the x fenmdfeTi 7 U»d». 1 They look hale.hearty and happy also HLEWiNTJMMfH. as if they had enjoyed •hair lrip.hu \J I.AtVYK Reprrrrnt* menccly. —The excavation for Kerr AgASTMAN itOl'SC, Griffith's end Brady’s bricks have Attorney* at Law. । ”e.*n tnnsned nnd stone laving will ' commence on Kerr he. Griffith's next JJESRV' H. WOOD, Monday. •' J B. R ASSfY, Dmytnnn. Goods and Sa -T Justice of the Peace, s’ liejmiauser, TAILO11 k’ —George Fleming hss Invested in n bit of horse flesh. It is a three Desk News : * Bool* Shoe*, • year old •h irsc of the Arabian stock, H»«rwowyal »iM .n.'by.ii ■ Hastings has been for a couple of weeks jtvrt like ‘a prolonged funeral ' — ' ‘ __ — _ 1 |i ft,, nfirr’hftaA/1 'it He purchased it nf of TTm,rv Henry Trjycr, MAStlVrLLE HOUSE. axd items m oousequeneo are scarce.. living sbmh-wt»st of lhe village. B.il tho .rain and .wind broke llic CMt. 0. ’W. McUopMirx, Prapristor. —The father of A. Mix, living jnsi “sweet monotony” nnd made us glad. 5rietxlim». over the line in Kfthuno. recently Indeed we were glad to «ee it rain, thrashed IGI * bushels of when’from and as to lhe wiqd we'arc used to right tusre-*. We ahouhl be. p’eased that, as oi l Bore-nss of the Danner to hea; fmm olheA about their crops. gives us w.ak ly installments in JJNIQN HOUSE. Wo want to show iho world what print and nightly, inetallments 'round our people-ore doing. ihrcorners and in the saloons, that Mleiiltrnn. rrThc new Methodist Church, in John of tho II/ou: Jangle, apeaks of. process of erection in. tho Henry Tho gentle xephyrs made most of Barnum neighborhood, jnsi in lhe onr com “Iwnd and kiss ‘.he precious edge of C-talleton township, was aod,” and from nil np.iearences it is HENIX HOUSE. Jkmm Baird, blown down^juring the gale Sunday liable to keep right oa kissing. The Ifof-wuir, VborfcH'r, Mich. Fir I ci»-» morning, luwriio wdls undenninded lightning did a httle damage likewise. RATIONAL HOTEL. ‘A. Wcxans. by the hea^ptin. Lee l^ed's buggy show was n 11 I’ryrW, H*«tln«r, Mirk. K/rjth'px Io —horses kiekeil up a decided success, ns was his little little excitement Friday by starting hop nt Bowne’s store in the evening. M. JONES. from Dickinson's store and riming One ofyour N whville yonths thought pell inell to Truman's store. It is hn would be real cunning, and was said that the i»raw*ry of Mr. II — ■■ sUndihg Imre headed at the door of in stepping them .js comnierul.ible- the lialL When E.l Hoff was walk­ La’cj dispatches ah^r that the nun ing peacefully by he carelessly stuck that stoped them was Conard Clever. out a No. 11 cowhide and tripped a —This is lhe happiest time of the gentleman lie then with a satisfied year with the farmers. The golden monkey grin on his county-house jBUgccllanrous Adrn-tisftnrnts. grain has l>cen gathered and is now asked to be excusea Edwin quietly El M. G43LTES, being thicshedgiving abundant yields inserted hit fingers into his hair and Well may tho honest farmers rejoice moat jerked No. I l's head off. He nnd be happy. He has worked hard tried to shake his feet off from the for his rewaid. which has now com- walk, but saw it was an impossibility aud said, “ Y-a-a-s. Til excuse ye." nnd made double precious to him. Let-railroad men alone they've got —You will remember Mlle. Car­ ThU 8*f« tK»«W W-TT- srfran’nzr. thv. aw ..’.her Wkms. delta, that looked so angelic and ‘.he sand. TA RADY, Manufoducer of P Bale’s lift and Provision Safe! t.4, fc»r>U, «y Ausiin Barnum. Led Sa, ILB.G. add. $2 "8 MUoOsbora. •• ’1 “ " 2-61 E. H. gbey 2 46 C. C. Liailey. Lal 15. R. B.O. feM, 10.10 « <• 103. •• » 2.65 The above described property or • portion ofefcch deecripiion to he eold AuRurt 1»ih, 1874. . Sale le cammeuce st nine o’clock, A-Ttf. D*ied Nwheine, Jnly t«lh. 1874­ UHRY' ANBT®I STABLE ! —A portion of onr best eithtens passed a few lioura vary plaassntly at Thomapple Lake last Friday after­ E. D. DITCOOD, PsstssKss. noon inetc. They went down wa the three o’diyik Gon! rig* furahbed parties oaohwlao- train and were joined by raare on the MEAT MARKET! BOE & CLEVER, — When a Vermontville woman expects a pair of shoes Saturday nighl and doesn't gal them, herdemand for a ekplanation can be heard a mile aud a half. —Treasurer's report of the July fund : Ch. >171.75 Da. $10.00 3.00 6.00 C3.30 40 O I 4.00 -W 8.00 6.00 Whole amnunt paid in To paid Speaker “ prisa in rfow race *• flr« works •' Cornel band •• Olds f>r Lamhtr wl»eelb»rro< r»ca Ihwaing X ABcnJpowdi Dancer fw j-rixv 00 *M>k race ' printing pwi. GoTee A Sugar st Cspt. •olse'e for 12 ctnle. . Store «f Th eMore X« »r orf.' 5 BARS at Slantlard C*J*T. ilciiart. Soap far 25 ' MOA’CY TO LOAN On real estate an 1 personal scenriiM ‘ East »am A T«m D. C; GRIFFFT4 FURNITURE MANUFACTORY? SPRING and SUMMER GOODS Parlor, Lilirary, Diiiot, Office ai GENERAL FUNTUREI fofolker with a full assortment oi Call and get my prices before you purchase. It will enable vou to buy your Baliy Cabs, and PraMata i GOOD Lower. MIRRORS, PICTURES. FRA Mr AND CARDS. BRACKETS, DUSTERS, 4c-tX.at.Cn I-ovk Here. SHF0CDS AND COFFIN ZININGS kept constantly on hand. Y OF CORSE EVERYBODY KNOWS The otdy piece to get a And hare it warranted tbormtgltly, U at luee Jfteed’s Wm’inufaeturw oar Furniture from lhe toroughly reasoned lumber ami war ctfr Ai t <’<1 Hand. iro4t NankviUe, k',< 1. ^E>. WOLVERINE MILLS! “As long as Lee Reed makes bnggies. 1 shall buy my buggies of him.—A. J. Rjwnt. Hutiugt. " Your prices are below Grand Rapids. I will take the top carriage and surprise my wife."—Jerry Rog­ ers, Carlton. And if I bad space ( could refer Jo a bun J re J others that will go lheir laat dollar on my buggies. And now Serctotorw. We make cartom work a specialty. Pleaaa rise us a trial and D. PVR£HA«, Miller. WOOL! WOOL! MU Cardinu Machine IS READY one else, for the same I say positively, that those wanting Buggies, will save money by buy­ ing of me! G, A. TRUMAN. Hardware is Down! — AND — “ Yom are on tho road to success, WOOL CARDING MACHINE! as long ns you make g»»od work, »r you have always done?'—* IFm. S. Goodyear, Hastings. \ XoshviHe, - - Mich. “ Y.ii| can depend, uphb what Lee ...U rr«p™rf»ll7 »lkU tb. .Hralion . ..lb. UM lb— bi. -ill. ... ». says altonl . his buggies.”—II. A. . • till Goodyear, ff&stings. "I nm delighted.with my Imeay and would \iot lei it go?’ — Wm. Chidester, Rutland. . N “ I atn well satisfied with my bug­ gy.”— Adam Wolf, Bltifdv Grove. NashviUe, April 24lb, 1974. of Proprietor at the Hear wbnt my < n»tomrr» Say. All kinds tn Coimtdry Produce taken in Fichnge for Goods, ai lhe West Market Price. HoLLEH’, shop in bastings. for ths n«xt crop of wool. Please lend in your wo°' Mtly. Wool aeut I7 rail will be Promptly attended to nd rent baek aediag Io orders I HAVE A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Tin-Ware Hardware agricultural implements Purchased for cash iF panic times, nnd will sell the same for the foilowit g 'CASH prices: . Wheeling Nails,>r per hundred, $4,25 4 , rates. 10Q Good Scythes, war. 80 cts. old price, — « a 1.50 J. L. REED. Better Scythes, “ $1.25 a HEADQUARTERS Scythe 1.00 Snaths, a a EYE and EAR! l.Oo 65 Good 3-tined Fork, ci u .25 20 Dr. R. C. THOWPSOlf, Goood Hay Rakes, ci ll wf JTACKUOX, trowts 3..50 5.oo Grain Cradles, Cl ,ci AJllTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES 5.oo PROVISIONS Do’ble Shovel Plows, 4 5o CATARRH. ASTHMA. Mich. Stove Co. Stoves, $14 to $45, war. 1 yr COSSUIPTIOB, EPLEPT1C FITS, ft Mr. roivnKI*, Curdrr. <2 CAPT. BOISE Oericn—l®t MaU 8t., opposite Hibbard M NKWfiROCEBI STORE! Grocer;' Hr. prwtx^! life vu F. Holter 1 LARGE STOCK OF JACOB LENTZ M: Denary ha* a good asaorfinbnt of FIXE COFFINS AND CASKETS, and PLATED Jewelry. laHtv’ and Genie »•(»; Chains. Hings. Ar.., which be Is Of all Styles and sitM. and METAI.1 selling at cost. He warrant* every piece te HORACE HOLTON’ dsreled el.ri.MM. ■ Zxpren office building. Weal side of Main St., Naihrile, Mich. and PrerisoB I hnvs foi sale lhe following Agricultural Implements, on which 1 Vi give liberal discounts to Grangers, and others for CASH.' * nrdaou. hb STOCK of weil-selected firoariw and 4‘raviwmi#, Russell Combined Reaper audzitower, Rob­ To which ho intilcs lha alienlion of the FutUu, Ha sells a bountiful supp’ r by Mr. Co’s, w«s passed in dancing. AH rofttrned home on the mninigh: train gay and hapjw. —Give the people U»e troth m mv motto, hi envumtiofl with an M. E. brother he said thny did not con sider the Adventists 28 —cie. will buy one pound of lhe best Jap lea in tbi« eO(fnfj^>t Cepr. Boite'e. d.f» L95 4-<k» Diseases of lhe Eye and Ear. rfWilUta I buy all kinds af prodt------Our hmdiwua is conducted on strictly trmparanoa principles. artL-Reit Japan Tea 00 oanta at the City Drug Store. Hstmt, Jackass. Mil* Ihao.-Liith and Julia Our motto is to sell os cheep fts the cheapest give 16 ozs, to the lb. and the*right change every time. B. J. FEIGB5ER, Recorder. ps r< MM! slle. ftte rode so beautifully iu Bartram's show, when it visited this village. Well, n teamster by the name of Geo. Ed­ wards, has been arrested for uo’iimilling adultery with, her, Cordelia’s gy Dy calling one tlowr north pt husband cauted the arrest. ' Truman’s new brick, yon vilKnd —The late net of congress allows newspapers to go free of postage in Ifcy i Bra Kslrr, wbn kr*f- canauntly on band a full lint - the county of publication niter July MilliBcfy, «l*o ■ good A-wortn.enfof 1. instenj of January tat as many sup­ F.WWY GOOWi- _ • posed. Stfbtcribera, who tame been A» »he frd»ily ro.-eiving N*w Grod«, Si tn the habit of getting iheir.papers at thireby innblrtt tn furninb you with thtf ediee can ffl»w get Asm at the • ALL Uw-.LATEST STYLES . ■ reaKoabii post office, wilbout paying |KMtag>!, and ibis week wo send ibem all liwwe, and shall coaliau" 40 4° .*° hereafter Chikl can fift JU*! at Good Dtrgrins at the Aged. 2.61 still cemtinue:. 10 wax warm and SQ_ Every body says C«pl. Boise has more complicated. Mrs. Tdfon de­ nies point blank of any troth in Til­ Barry Qe. . ton’s statement. E'xiahelh Cady leu Full Proof Kerosene Oil 25 cints, Stanton h»s been interviewed and at lhe Cily Drug glare. says ihftshe npd.Susan B. Anthony were told the story of Mis, Tilton's faithlessness by both Mr. end Mm. Tihon. This also Mrs. Tilton Jerries. Tilton has been arrested for libel but the object was only to bring out the facts. r Beeclicr hasn’t gol his state­ --Mr.and Mm. Boisawill entertain ment fixed quite to suit him yet. Oh, the Christian Social nt their reki this is a mixed up mess. Beechet denee Tnerr-Jay eveaing Ans. 4th. and his religious loves—Tilton— with Ice Cream and Cake. A social time is anticipited and al! are invite Woodhull—free love. Brethcrft, let us jciiy. ed to attend. . REDUCED 20 PER CENT, lowing da«:rib*d property. mtuaUd it- NaabVilin. for non-payment at Uawfor the year 187”.: . First ClaHH Goods, Store BOTTOM PRIES FOB IA4I! bins’ Combined Corn & Fallow Cottivator, Gale Sulky Hay-Rake, Coquillard W.ag­ on, Hastings Steel a«d Battle Creek Chilled Plows, Sash.Doors,Blinds. liing a Speciality, _ Remember at tin- tigu of the Groceries, Provisions, MEATS c. a plains engage tn prayer and singing •S' _-L —.. -» - �■■■■■■!!■■ NEWS IN BRIEF. the principle that TUR CROPS. nata frotivaL progressing. TJ>» yield colored eoldiora who- war* subacqneiitly killed, the Uttar puWUhcr. a reply, rtasiog peraou* .meeting •nit the formality of an introdaotion. -Dwrartl. in party. Another merit of French man­ ner* i/i the general abaenoe of false shame. If a boy drops hia book ut church he picks it up without bluahing. todiatingutab between an innocent or a guilty A Frenchwoman takes off her bonnet RSMA n CXU4)*U, wfc.thsj it arise* tram . and arranges her hair before the glass MSS.'SWSMKWttSh ftKSK lov*. • • . in a railway waiting room thought of the presence of bystanders. B^p4MMr ADDw55??CIW> PW.m. HOUSEHOLD guilty ot adultery with Henry Ward Bet cb«r in —Hon. John Jay sailed for Liverpool on -J. Bancroft Daria, American Minister to Germany, sailed for hl* poet July 80. PANACEA crop. It ia largest lu the Booth in percentage. atsd a Baronet. -—Tho Aorik 6'crnian Uazrtle says Germany oonUmplsU* clustiaing th* Spanish Carlist* variable. troop* waa four killed and three wounded. loading book-publishing houses in the coun­ try, met In convention atPut-in Bay, Ohio, on of Commons, which was Gladstone, that Prince Lee be fixed at 978,000; and it 230 Knqip cannon from England. -Small-pox has broken out 'in Newmarket, England, 60 cases having occurred in one day. —Tbe Republicans claim au important vic­ tory over tho Carllst* In Nevarre, Spain, having captured 1,500 prisoners in a recent battle. Fourth—Tbs established through passenger BKECBKIi-TILTOil. rales, »doptei> by ths General PaMouger and tho propriety of abolishing the dlaaonntsyn- Ticket Agent* Association, with full pr^xnMr. Tilton appeared before the Beecher tione, will bo collected on all through ticket* of every da**. Fifth—Only 100 pounds of bag­ Investigating Committee on ths evening of gage will be transported free upon each ticket the jurisdiction of the United Btaiea south­ sold, and all cxcms in weight, will be charged atsntixtion ot the indefinite charges he had for at tariff rst^e. An allowance of 280 pounds mode hum: Mr. Beechar. He declared that ward is denied. —Th* Secretary of War has issued instruc­ is made to tranrcoutinental pasectigers. Sixth, Mr. Berober, In t0e year 1888, deliberately tions that all raiding India** shall be pursued aedaoed hie wife, Elizabeth B. Tilton., and and punished, even if found upon reserva­ pnbiic resort only may be sold only In June, malhtalued criminal relations with her for the tion*. - • __ _____„__ . ___ _______ , . —The Indians ar* alarming th* settiere ; Dpon not less than 2 oonta per mile, and snth discovered by Tilton and ooufsaaed. by Mrs. along the routs pf tho Union Fsclfic railroad, i ticket* shall be bo ao so issued issued a* not to reduce Tilton and afterward by Baecher himself; —Tl>e Wffalra of ths Fro*dmsu's Book in ' through rates between busineee centers, and ttml Mr. Tilton, to shield his own family, Washing ton are ia a worse condition than was shall not be sold to or from points-west of condoned offense, and al^ented that euppoeed,'* good part of ita eesnritlea being Buffalo, Niagara, Johnstown, N. - Y.; Pitts­ himself from Plymouth Church; absolutely worthless. burgh, Wheeling, or Parkersburg, W. Va —Indian-Agout Miles, is to be retained by Seventh—No other round-trip tickets will be tho Interior Deportment, notwithstanding th© issued or accepted. Eighth—Through rates prehension that bo (Tiiton) would not keep Society of Friend* petitioned for his removal. from Boston to tho West will be advanced to the secret, and revealing a state of niter —Th* fir* which brok* out in Chicago on hull »UMS V, ..... tSOV|SMS W U —J --.ft except that the maxiaura difference between to maintain *n outward eppearanoeof serenity Giles-Bros. A Co.’s extensive jewelry store, Boston aud Now York shall bo 84. Ninth— while accusations were multiplying against caused a loss of 83QO.OOO, which U fully cov- Through rate* fromothnr Now England point* | hfrai wu destroying his life, and that death shall be advance'! eceordingly. Tenth—The ; wonld bo tho most welcome of friends to him ; —In Washington no alarm Is frit in regard Erie, Baltimore and Ohio, and Pennsylvania that uerorthejoas Beecher allowed Tilton to to affairs in Vicksburg, Miss, (tythict officers Railroad Companica shall eeR from Boston I #ager under lhe imputation of a slanderer, a censure Gov. Ames.for not btflig st his post and paint* on the north of the Boston and i <nd a dog, causing him to b* loaded during _.._o----such- -a-------crisis. ; Albany railroad at 8! higher by way of New ! with public opprobrium and social ostracbni: ■ —The Secretary of the Treasury Las de- j York than th* rate* by way of 'Albany, that further, be conspired with Mrs. Elizabeth elded when exteuaire repair* have been made • Eleventh—The same through rates shall be li. Tilton, his wife, to complete hi* ruin by on a steamboat, dr an old boiler, a uew cer- . adopted eastward and westward. perjury, and subornation of perjury: that tificate of nspectiou must ba issued. ' ! —Judge Treat, in the United States Court at finally Mrs. Tilton broke down under the —A grand baee-ball tournament, listing Springfield. 1., has granted a temporary in stings of a guilty oonicience, and confessed four days, is to be held al Peoria, Ill., begin­ junction restraining the Collectors along the that the testimony she gave before the In­ ning Aug. 11. g lino of tho Terre Haute A St. Louis railroad vestigating Committee waa false, and that it —A bottle containing a brief note, stating from collecting the tax revolting from the that at the time of writing-the steamship City taxation of the capital stock, and also restrain­ lawyer, in order to sayo tho cause of religion, Of Boston waa going down at sea signed by ing the officers ot the company from paying and finally that nothing could have prevailed upon him (Tilton) to make thia statement ex­ John Caswell, of London. England, has been —Tho Chicago, Milwaukee A Bt. Paul Bail-. . cept Mr. __ Beecher’s public challenge of the picked up on the Florida coast. Tho City of Boatce left Now York Jan. 25, 1870, and has way has fully determined to obey not only the truth of hi* letter to Dr. Bacon, by calling for Iowa railway law, bnt *11 the statutes of the *n investigation. never since been definitely heard from. * —An organization known a* the Citizens' State, aud haa issued order* to its agent* scA Now York .lUpatrh dated July 21 asys : Association has been formed iu Chicago to cordingly. ..Tho excft«n*ul existing yesterday was in—The Bailroad Commissioners of tho North- creaa<^ by the morning pSpere' report. It. promote the genera! good 6f the city. western States are to hold a meeting for con- 1 djd uol BOb«jde on the publication of tho nultation at Dubuque, Iowa. Aug. 12. Btory, for not many saw it; but all tlioae who • CRIME AMD CKIMISA LA. —An application for the appointment of a | (UJ weTt, ouee ahooksd, for few who read It —Oliver P. Frakes, a notorious desperado, waa hanged by vigilante* near Nevada City, Racelyer to tbe firio Railway Company han | eBreftinT but felt that It was tho death-blow been considered by the Attorney-General of of Eccchcr ttnd the downfall of Plymouth Mo., lately. . New York, and bo finds in jt sufficient rozeous • cburch. —A Boston (Ma**.) boy ha* confessed to for bringing a esse into court The allege.. An analysis <ff the whole statement by murdering a little' girl frotp no other motive tlons in regard to corruption, and lhe willful friends ofBeccher leavestbe moat sanguine of than an irresistible desire to take life. violation of law are rejected utterly; and the ■ them under the belief that it is not unanawer—Frank Warner and Sam Smith, negro applicatiou will be baaed on the charge that if lho letter* of Beecher to Moulton butcher* of Chaisea, Tenn., lately contended tho Company has tranecendod ita charter . Bro to l>e explained ou any hypothesis abort of srith cleavers. Both were seriously damaged. power*. acknowledging Baecher aud Mr*. Tilton guilty —In Topeka, Kan., last March, D. W. Fer­ . of adultery, the reel, they claim, goes for ri*, a grocery keeper, waa myatcriotiriy mur­ riX.l.SCTAL AXD IXDUMTHIAL. nothing except^* TlitonV word, aud that is dered and buried beneath hia etero. Lately —An Escanaba (Mich ) ■ dispatch of July 2ff not he|d Tcry high. One of Ids beat friend* a young man named Olde acknowledged kill­ says: “Ths miners st tho various hon ju former tin^e* said today that he had lately ing him. A dispute ovsr a game of checker* mines In the Ishpeming district, Lake Bu- ; jolted Tilton ia three distinct Ilea, and had provoked the murder. peri or, inaugurated a strike for higher wage* i 1ob1 *11 confidence in hia veracity. Other —Cha*. Cook, a merchant of Bull City, Oe- this morning, and to-night work is com- | friends of Beecher, as well as Ud> one, say yletely auvpendotl in these mines. A rumor | UjU of Brochcr'a icttaKa are explainable blade of a knife through the brains of hia in­ that ore waa iu better demand and command- | constant with bla honesty, and Mr. Oliver fant child, and then backed Lis own foro- ing * higher price wes the cauao of tho move- j johnsou, managing editor of Beecher's paper, hesd with a hatchet, causing fatal wousds. ment, bnt as there are few mines that have ! to-d*y said that tho confeaeion aud apology —John T. Carlisle has been hung at Mar­ unfinished contracts, and many more that are । W(ul obtained under circumstances which would shall, Mo., for murdering George Micker, two anxlons for eotno opportunity to close down I H mother mesning when Beecher spoke, for awhile, It ia thought no great effort will j Many aaeert still that Beecher will demolish —The child-murderer, Pomeroy. of Boston, be made to retain the men or prevent them | tb© whole story. Nevertheless, greet effort* lias comfeased to tho killing of the boy Miller, from striking." . bare been making by hia friends to avoid the on tho 22d of April last, describing in detail —A special to the BL. Louis BryutMcan from I unbmieeion of,this paper. bow tho murder was committed. C^U>.Er, <»«»(,. So., sire. •» w j b, —A Fort Wayne (Ind.) dispatch says: “Mr. c«m. rf .be blo.U^ «, b.l brfblssrf tbe | loj., b« debtee eU Powers, against whom an indictment for em­ I"4.A yi'J’"- “r-’lp^tpeUrf.m tbe suiter. Tbe committee bezzling 86,000 from the Merchants' National Johlin, Mo., by a mob of enraged miners, who Bank of this city was found at the February thus sought revenge for some fancied wrong to-day have been in secret eeeelon. evidently having found Tilton's statement more as­ in connection with the royalty on black jack, tounding thiu they anticipated. The commit­ recently traced to California, and a requisi­ which royalty b*s been raised by tho pro­ tee have suffered under the imputation of be­ tion from Gov. Hendricks ou Gov. Booth, of prietor of the furnace. ing wholly ia Beach er a interest, but they pro­ —The balance in the Treasury Department, claim their impartiality. To-day one of them Sheriff Hance. 86,000. Ho was admitted to bail in . rency, 813.606, /79; In coin, W,768,3J7. Tho receipt* from all x-mrc** since June iud been 814,800,000, while tho diibnraemenU FIRES AST) CASUALTIES. during tho *auio period amounted to over —h construction train on the Detroit and 810,006,000. Nkw York, July 21—This evening several Lansing railroad backed upon 'a tree which —The Iowa Blate Board of Equalization of the Deacons of Plymouth Church, with had fallen across tho track near Greenville. have fixed tho valuation of taxable property Mich., and, out of thirty men ou board, seven st 8372,791,634, and tho tax at two mills on were killed and sixteen other* injured. cil lasting about three hours, drew up a staleth* dollar. ' —The boilers lu lhe starch factory of John­ son A Bon. st Madison. Ind., exploded re­ publication. PORBTOA. cently, fatally injuring three persons. There —The French Ministry ha* been partially reconstructed by lhe appointment of Baron Lnveetigaing CommittA to sift the charges —Tho Lafayette (Ind.) paper-mill was de­ against him, he will look to them for vindi­ stroyed by fire July 81. The cause of the Bodet Minuter of cation, but that not for an hour could he delay to defend ths reputation of Elizabeth lamp. Loss, $30,000; insurance, 816,000. partials without a representative in the B. Tilton. “Ono las* deserving of such —The Duke of Montebello is dead j ago, 73. 2nd., drowning six of the number. —Milwaukee was visited by a severe gale on the 24th of July, causing the destruction of fOLiriCAL. childhood she has been under my eye, and refugee. . sincere admiration and affection. I chrriah —Concha, Captain-General of Cabs, ha* tieman might honorably offer to a Christian riding that duties shall bo paid as follows: woman, and which the might receive and re­ ciprocate without moral scruple. I reject —Li*nL-Gov. Davis, of Mtauuipri, acting a* Governor, uotiflad President Grant, July Vicksburg. He thought H impowibl* fur-him June 4. authorizing the Spanish Bank to sell to the Prealdenl fog two companies of troops. in Wm«ut. Of duties. Is annulled. -Gov. Bagley, of Michigan, ha* appointed ; _TbB French Government will participate James McMahon, of Ana Arbor, and Willard ' y,0 cenrantiou of nations which la io ba is VMfVA-.n»n nt ' -“ ... ... ..... ..._ j j. acknowledgramrt of an unjustifiable intetfer- diehouorably with Mm. Klizabetb R. Tifton, or which in any wise would impugn the boner lUfortuatory Institution*. —The Carliet* have captured the city of prepared a stall She charges that Tilton’s hatred and Jealousy tho Sierra Nevada! nia, the medicinal are extracted there of Alcohol. The FAMILY LINIMENT. HOUSEHOLD tote my testimony ia Mr. Beecher’s behalf, I answer that this is again untrue, baying never seen the lawyer tali'. Introduced to him a few ;wrtie» of which rwitbrat the tiee to whom Beecher had confessed hi* crims, and that bo a»ked that they should be sunv mon*d for examination. Beecher remained in hia residence, and saw no visitors. Gen. Tracy called on him in the fab* testimony. TBS BUSH OF MAHRlAdE. ■ Time whirls us along tho downhill path of life with the velocity of a loco­ motive ; but we have one comfort—wo can moke love on the road. What the negro preacher said of Satan may bo said of love: “Where he finds a weaker place dere he creeps in." There is a warm corner even in the coldest heart; aud somebody, if that somebody can only be found, waaTWnh><wrefHl_v to fill it. Thousands of both scMsltve and die unhappy simply for want of a proper introduction to one another. What'an absurdity? -There is not a woman or a man of any age who might not find a suitable partner by using tho proper means. The fact is, that affec­ tion ia smothered, choked down, sub­ dued and paralyzed by the forms and conventionalities of this etiquettiah world. The fair girl with her bosom running over with the purest love for a worthy object must take os mueli pains to conceal the font as if it were a deadly sin, and Heaven had not implanted within our bosoms the tender spark aud bode us to “ love and bo loved.” Is this natural ? No, it is artificial. Wby should innumerable marriages be pre‘ vented by chilling rules and penalties ? Nature is modest, .but ahe is not a atairhed-up prude ! Look at the birds. There are no bachelors and old maid* among them. The hearts that flatter under their feather jackets follow the instinct of love, and they take to billing and coiling without tho slightest idba that courtship should be a formhl affnir. Why should there be forlorn bache­ lors nnd disappointed old maids and lonely widows and widowers among the uafeathered any Tnore thou the feath­ ered bipeds. Oceans of happiness a>c lost in Ixith sexes every year, simply because parties who wish to be married are not permitted by etiquette to moke tho fact known. These unfortunates might very properly say to the happy married folks, as the frogs said to the bojs who were pelting them with stones —“ This may be fun for you, but it’s death to us?’ Hatautathmra^.. LINIMENT. $5c$205T.“™ relieving Congestion Inflammation <4 die lAvch and ■ Visocral Orgaini, in Billot® The properties of Dh- Walkmb’s V iNKflASBirnsi are ApcrienL-Diapboretic, Cartuinntirc, Nutritious, laxative, Diarttic, Sedative. Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altarlive, and Anti-Bilious. miles away. Maa. Tsos. McFarland. From Min* Loeinda E. Hr. Clair, Hhado, Athens county. Ohio. Oct. 14, 1872: Dr. B. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.: Your Favorite Prescription is working almost like : I received the medicine you He will testify befoie the testify again al length.. Then Moulton is to bce-llsdou. There is a prospect of reaching an end by next week, when all the testimony that has been taken will be mado public, with the verdict of the commit Ise. FAMILY HL, March 1®, 1872: . Dr. Pierce: The Favorite Prescription has done me good, which I am thankful for. Favorite Prescription la' sold by all drug­ gists. Dr. Pierce's Treatise on Chronic Diaeassa $2j0 PER DAY ! 200 ROOMS ! PawwonsEivr HHewntor. A.AfrLXftMt VlLAOt, Frop*r. vlee titiiuui •>» ctJ«l of Mvertltln*. Addn P. tAaaOBX. IM Maeros (treat, Chicago, UL CMONEY NOW FOR SALE^VERY CHEAP. BEND FOR “THE PIONEER,” PvROATiva Pidui have become a set­ tled necessity with the American people. In- In this country tbe pilular form of adminis­ tration has been growing in favor since pill* were first made of Aloes and'Rbubarb, rolled into a bail. Their Lteb position in the public confidence has Curtly been secured and fastened into permanency by Awat'a Oatuabtic Pills, tbe most eknifnl combination of medicine for tbe diseases.they are in tended to enre that rcioEca can devise or art produce. Those who need pills no longer bcaitate what pill* to take if they can get Wilhoit's Asm-PEinoDio or Fevkb Anns Toxic.—This invaluable aud »Uudard family medicine ia uow a household word, and main tain* iu reputauon unimpaired. It la indorsed by the medical profession, and proaeribod daily in the Charity Host ital and other Hospital* tn Now Orleann. Wilbofl'e Tonic ia thus highly recommended by the leading medical meu t>4 the country, and Is worthy of auch indorsement. Wuexlocx. , Franxv 4 Co., Proprietors, New Orleans. Fur axi> Wisconsin Central Railroad. dreta, NAT Lent:, Mo. TO SETTLERS AND LUMBERMEN. Northwestem cicoikmj Norttiwesteni ft • .COLLEGE. EHraorth t Block. OU Enunr man in buying a paper collar want* to get a* near an irnlution of linen m possible. The onlyoollara that look like linen are the Elmwood aud Warwick. Tills i* not Uadtan. Wte. all nros nr aserri* lhe prta WORTHINGTON A W ILMOT. iloguoforl874 will bo BYBlt’S Iret Photoscopo. NE’ CA' B. C. BMIDGMAX, »ALEXT^W.WJ{?wfSS&?.? Ayar’s dierry moral, THROAT AND LUNGS, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. Dr. J. a ATXR A CO.. Lowell, Ms*.. White KldufU, «l.U«ai .1*M: DETROIT. CLEVELAND. tinuaDy increasing. RICH FIBHIIB LAIDS TEK YEARS CREDIT. IMTEAE8T OHLY 8 PER CEKT. oript of Iwp stamps. Bomb years ago Edward Evert It said, bolding an ear of com iu hia hand, odfu, Ar. Itint.-.c: “ There is a richer goid mine than Cali­ fornia can boast.” California itself uow has a cereal wealth surpassing in value its mineral. resources. The har­ vest of wheat in that State the current year .will be sufficient, says a Pacific exchange, to load a thousand ships, each of a thousand tons burden, be­ TBS Al ARKS TH. sides supplying the home demand. SEW TORE. This is surely a most cheering prospect, even after making due allowance for Cotton—rtft...: the probable extravagance of the state-1 REMINGTON menC __________________ Sewing Machine. EnrroiUAL notices arc so common that it is almost impossible for an ed­ itor to express his honest opinion of the NaUrra, IJAOCAflO; merit* of any article without being sus­ THE “MEDAL FOB PROGRESS," pected of interested motive*. This fact, however, shall not duter us from aayiug what we think of a new addition to the 3£uteria Medics to which onr attention No Sewing Machine. Received a Higher has been recently directed. We refer ll.isfci.is.'j: Ko. a Hprtng, fLMWBMW; Ho- • Priee. to Da. J. Walker’s California Vink015 BrTT«R*, a remedy which is makinp ita'way into more families just now than all the other advertised medicines put together. Ite popularity, a* far m we can judge, is not based on empty preST. IXJUIfi. teuaiox There seems to be no questiou about the potency of it* tonic an 1 alterativoBropertiea, while it possesses the greNf^ogative rccomnwnJation of cunUinuS” neither alcohol nor mineral CINCINNATI. poisoo. That it ia a apecifio for Indi­ gestion, Biliousness, Constipation, and many complaint* of nervous origin we have reason to know; aud we are as­ ii N4IUHe. MLLWAUKKX. sured on good authority that as a gen­ stated that its ingredient* (obtained from the wild* of Californta,) ore new to th* medical world ; aud the extraor- unparalleled eucccss of Vimkgab BrrOut answer te, that they remove the cause of dtecaac. and the patient re­ covers bte health. They arc the great blood purifier and a Ufa-giving principle, a perfect Renovator aud Invigorator of the Bvstem. Never before fa the history of the world haa a nireiieiuo bees compounded posro-tag the remarkxbte nnalrtiwi of VikeoaxBittebm in healing th* teesF’ PANACEA you for your advico and asaistance in my cast-. There fe not one who has used your medi­ by my step-father, Judge Morae." cines since they have best?, brought here but Naw Yoaz, JulyJH.—Iu an interview with a that can say with me they hare beau greatly reporter today, Mr. Tilton said the Commit­ tee bad made a grave blunder in inquiring into the standing ot his female acquaintances, not know what as It garo him a right to inctitate a similar investigation concerning Mr. Beecher. He deprecated such a plan of action, but, if i waa farced upon him by the cause! of lhe Committee, he canid draw a aword with two hitherto unknown. If popularity ia any criterion, there can be no doubt of the B'.ate and nation. Dr. J. 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THE DUKE AND DUV2UCB& OF EDIN­ BURGH. ^ASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1874. ~ Clifford bought another -one and pre­ sented it to Mrs. Darling, with a little complimentary speech. Mrs. Darling laughed and pinned it into the folds of the 4hread-lace barb she wore at her throat ■ ' • "But it is so strange what1 can have become .of the other 1 ” said Mrs. Dar- her calico dress concealed by the house­ wifely apron of white dimity that was tied round her woint, and her black curlf tucked remorselessly back of her ears—looking demurely into tho bub­ bling depths of tbs preferring kettle, like a beautiful -parody on one of the witches in “ Macbethwhile on tbe whitely-scoured pine-table beyond a .... -it tin voeeel waa upheaped -- with ... glittering ling. ' . It was in the month of September that ling, who always looked al tho material side cf things. “ And if Harry don’t come to terms Harry advanced into the kitchen, with now, ho never will," added her husband, an admiring look, at the bright face who didn’t "Get out the best china, and the flushed with a little blush and a good chased silver tea-service, Ursula," said deal of stove beat. Mrs. Darling? . Harry,” said Ursula, in mildly re­ proving accents. " I dare aay ; but—what a lot of blackberries you have here, to be sure, Khali f»arv and Jealoushalrcda flier again: Or at t£y ccmluf, I-rlnceaa, everyvbrre, Ursula." "Forty quarts," said Ursula, de­ murely. “Aunt Darling always en­ joys them sb much in winter.” • Horry put a honey-sweet globule of fruit into his mouth. " Blackberries are beautiful fruit, Ursula." "Very;” and Miss Percy skimmed diligently away at the bubbling caul- dron. " Especially when _you are doing them up,” added the young M. D., with rather a clumsy effort at compli­ ment. JPEAHLS AND BLACKBERRIES. No," said Dr. Darling, slowly, “ no; I can’t believe tho evidence of my own senses." And as ho enunciated the words with impressive distinctness he looked Foiemniy nt Harry Clifford. Ho might have frund a worse-looking individual to fix his regards upon than this young M. D., who had taken his first season in bon>w, muscles and human ing thereto, in the little office across the hali, and was just preparing to hang up a shingle of his own; . for Harry Clifford was tall and shapely, with redbrown hair and a huge auburn mus­ tache, and merry eyes that laughed like springs of water in the sunshine. Dr. Darling took off his spectacles, folded them, and deliberately placed them in their case, still without taking bis eyen from bin neophyte. Harry Clifford smiled ; but he looked a little embxrraaMd, notwithstanding. “ She would have you in a minute, if you wore to propose," pursued Dr. Dar­ ling, chopping great red-hot splashes of healing-wax over &, sheet of blottingpeper, and stamping them with his monogram seal in an aimless sort of " Yea; but I tail you, air, I don’t want to propose," said Harry, staring at the intertwined D. J. D.’a as if they were the most interesting things in the world. “ You don't want a pretty girl for a wife ?" “Not that pretty girl in particular, . Doctor.” " Nor fifty thousand dollars?" added the Doctor, pronouncing the three mo­ mentous words in a manner that made them sound very weighty indeed. “ 1 wqnld not object to the fifty thoukxnd dollars in itself, sir ; but, as a mere •* I believe tho boy is enmy," ejacu­ lated Dr. Darling. “ Well, well, as the Scotch proverb has it, ‘a wilfu’ man msnn hae his way,' and I ahull inter­ fere no farther. By the way, Harry—” " You are going to the city this after- > “ That is my present intention, sir.” " Stop at Depiorre’s will you, and leave Mrs, Darling’s pea:I brooch to man can't think of r, Doctorand Hany Clif- , " And wear your pink French calico, child ; JV« toe most becoming dress you have,” said her uncle, with a loving glance at the bright little bru­ nette. And Ursula Percy obeyed both their mandates. Miss Bradbury came—a handsome, showy lady, with a smooth " society " manner that made Ursula feel herself very countrified and common indeed. “ Delicious preserves these 1" said Miss Bradbury. " They are of Ursula's making,” said Mrs. Darling. And Harry Cli fiord passed his plate for a second supply. "I remember the day they were brewed, or baked, or whatever it is you call it,” said he, with an arch glance at Ursula. Suddenly old Dr. Darling grew pur­ ple in the face, and began to oongh violently. Every one started up. "He’s swallowed the spoon I” cried Miss Bradbury. • “O! Ol he’s got tho apoplexy I” ■creamed Mrs. Darling, hysterically. "Unde! dearest unde!” piped up poor little Ursula, vaguely catching at Ursula did not answer. Harry walked up to the range and took both her hands a glass of water. But Dr. Darling recovered without in his. " Harry, don’t; tho berries will any more disastroas symptoms. " It isn't’'the spoon, and I don't come burn." of an apoplectic family,” said he. “ Let 'em burn, then ; who cares ?" " But what do yoewant ?’’-ahe«aksd, " But, upon my word, this is about the struggling impotently to escape, and biggest blackberry I ever came peril­ laughing in spite of the grave look she ously near swallowing !*’ And he held* out his wife’s pearl broooh boiled uj> in fain would have assumed. . the blackberries. “ To see your eyes, Ursula." There was a momentary silence around Sho lifted the soft hazel orbs to his tbe table ; and then it was broken by face, then withdrew* them with midden Mrs. Darling—one of those blessed old shyness. -r ladies who never see an inch beyond "’Do ybu know what answer 1 read from those eyes, dearest?" be whis­ “ My goodness grncionH I” snid Mrs. pered, after a moment or two of silence, broken only by the hissing and sim­ Darling ; *• how could it over have come into tho preserved blackberries ? I— mering of the boiling blackberries. "No." " But I do!” said Dr. Darling, look­ "Oj Harry, I-dare not. Uncle and ing provokiDgly knowiog. " Yes, I see aunt arc so determined you shall marry a good many things now that I didn't see before." Miss Bradbury.” And Harry, glancing across the table "Andi am so determined not to marry her. Is a man to be given away ai Ursula, was somewhat consoled to perceive that her cheek was a shade as if ho were a house and lot, or a bun­ dle of old clothes, I should like to more scarlet, if that were possible, than his own. know ? Urania—" He followed the Doctor into his office "Hany, they are burning; I am sure of it. I can amell them. O, do let go when the evening meal was concluded. Ursula did not know how she ever of my hands ! " Harry Clifford deftly seised up the would have lived through- it were it not .big iron spoon, and stirred the boiling for Mrs. Darling’s delightful obtuse­ ness, and Sophy Bradbury’s surface depths vigorously. view of the matter. " It’s all your imagination, Ursula.” “Doctor," he began valiantly; but " No. it’s not; and if they are tho tho old gentleman interrupted him, least bit scorched they will be spoiled “ There’s no need of any explanation, for Aunt Darling.” my boy,” said he. “ I know now why “Bat, Ursula—’’ you didn't want to marry Miss Brad­ Ths creaking sound of an opening bury. And I don'taay that I blame you door beyond suddenly dissolved the much ; only I came near choking to tete-a-tete. Ursula almost pushed death with Ursula's blackberry jam.” Hany Clifford out of the kitchen. And Dr. Darling laughed again until, " Yen'll be on the piazaa to-night when they have gone to tbe concert ? ” had his bjmjusc been present, .ihe would have thought a second attack of apo­ be persisted, asking through the crack plexy among the inevitables. “Little Ursula I” he added, "who " Yes, yea, anything—everything; would have thought it ? Well, you shall only go I ” have my blessing. ” The pearls were all discolored, and that love-making and preserving do not the gold of the old-fashioned brooch assimilate. tarnished with the alchemy of cooking; "Your pearl brooch, my dear? O, but Ursula keeps that old ornament yet, more tenderly treasured than all morn than n week ago to have mended. the modem knick-knack 4 with which her I dare say it is done by this time ? ” young husband loads her toilet-table. and Dr. Darling turned expectantly to And every year, whan sho preserves her Llackbtrricc, Dr. Darling ooms* to tea and makes ponderous witticisms, pre­ “but the brooch disappeared in the tending to search in the crystal preserve dish for a “ boiled brooch I” But then jolly old gentlemen will Yea,” dryly interrupted the eklrr itb tiny seed-pearls— in his waist- THE CHICAGO FIRE. "B.Ui«r • sink. w», to our, time that yon never lost anything. So th® brooch is gone, eh ? " TERRIELK. DELUGE BELOW ROME °h"1“ W^rta BtaVUM, -riling of Cmtm I. lo-.m Cnr, r. ____________ , ” says : “Fancy ____ ________ " Under Rome, a narA Fwoii Issuers Bsaxom Damask Ubos row subterranoar? walk, varying from . . two to .even foot to width, twisting into a thousand angles, and three hundred which vtated Uib dty ywterdsy and Urt and fifty miles in length.. Such were tlie ancient cniacomba. They have been filled in, walled up, and loft to their eternal, night, many of them ; some country the report* uijury. If any, wld fall upon Mr. Moulton. Yiotoris -Woodhull and her sinter Tennis ■of dirt sad driftGIRL QUESTIONS. the old doctor and Mrs. Darling made up their minds to invite.Miss Bradbury lost or forgotten these >honsand i yeajrs, but St. Calixta* is still a marvel, Wo irill have a pound cake and pre- full of. mystery aad horrors and ro- the beautiful jet-black fruit, each sepa­ rate berry flashing like tho eye of an Oriental belle. “ Ursula !” ’ The pretty young girl started, very nearly dropping her Aimmar into tbe preserving kettle? j , " I have got .to work, Harry, to earn my own living," Ursula Percy answered, with a alight uplifting of her exquisite black brows. "I am not an heiress like Miss Bradbury.” “Confound Miss Bradbury I" ex­ claimed our hero. “ I hear nothing but Mies Bradbury the whole tjme.” "She is a very sweet young lady, NO. 45. rinths without an expert guide, and the number and length of the wax tapers that are necessary to complete a suc­ cessful exploration is simply alarming. In the midst of a meadow, yre found a pair of stepa that lad as into the bowels of the earth. The guide unlocked a door at tbe foot of the stairs and our j>arty entered the door was looked alter us, the lights were lit, the guide led us into a dark alley that smelt warm and earthy; one after another, in silence, we tracked the guide through svenues that seemed endless, for the shadows crowded in upon ns oppressive­ ly, and our tapets burned but feebly. Up fUaixs and down stairs, to right and left, we wandered like a band of lost spirit*. We hungon to each osier’s coat­ tails, and grew more and more intimate, os we felt our hold on life and our de­ pendence on the remorseless man who was burying us alive increase. What if our lights went out or he was to de­ sert us ? What if the earth should foil —the soft tufa rock, that you could scratch with your thumb-nail ? It grew uncomfortably hot; it was not pleasant to have the whole party crowding on to your heels, nor pleasant to be in the midst of it with no chance of escape in case of a panic; but it was worse than all to bo the last man, who was half the time around the corner in darkness, and liable to drop off into chaos or oblivion at tho shortest notice. There were several small chapels, with the rem­ nants of altars and half-obliterated frcseoce to be inspected. Many a Popo has slept here his fiual'sleep, and many a saiut and martyr; but the bones of these revered ones have been more gorgeously enshrined, and the dark dty of the de#d is now nearly deserted. It waa in these winding ways that ‘ Miriam ' of the Marble Fawn met her dismal model; it was here that Hans Ander­ sen’s 'Improvisators’ had his adven­ ture with the young artist, and here is laid much of the scene of that most fascinating and patriot io story ' Fcbiola. ’ How congregations of worshipers ever survived the unholy darkness of these tombs I know not; yet in tho third cen­ tury Christian Rome was driven like hares to these burrows. Her^ they worshiped, live-1, died,* and wcre buried." > te but little chance of any sAditional bodies bung found in Saw-Mill ran. they haring Ixoo carried Into tho Ohio river. A child was of Use city unharmed. In Allegheny the found this morning in its cradle floating ui calamity is utterly appalling, not only in tho Ohio river, st tho head of Montgomery the loss of property, bnt in Htos of human and kicking.** Tbe rittsburgh Chrmlde eayt that one of The great Are, eo recent within Its l-ordcm, was nothing as compared with this dxevter. the me«t remarkable circutustsuaoe connected People in tho vioinity where-the greatest des­ with tho great flood disaster :s the fact thu truction occurred say- that they could no list of injured appears. The alternative overwhelmed them and placed life in as great Jeopardy as property. Io all parts of Uie city grcstoat di»tro»3 prevailed. BKECHEJi- TIL TOK. Naw York, July 26.—Tbs . Trit/une Uli. moniing f uni Uh cut the ctom exuninWit Families in the compelled to their uttermost exertion to save testimony had been printed. The testimony their lives. The devastation along the line of essentially corroborates Tilton's statement. yund description. Tho work of destruction of Ohio street. Tho valley proper cotn- of North avenue, where Spring Gar­ den run and Butchers' ran nnlte and gho-iy river. Butchers' run valley, st its mouth, i. probably between 430 snd 500 feet feet wide. Between North ' avenue and this northerly point, numerous ravines empty into Butchers* run valley. Along this route bousea were built directly over the natural water the culrwte. Wbc'j the run commenced fill­ ing, but little apprehension wu entertained ; but those wjio lived near the head of tho valley state that onddeuly it seemed is if tbe heav­ ens were literally* opened, and tfce water camo down as if ditchargcd from an immense pips. Tho volume was eo largo that tbs narrow valley was filled with the ragtag torrent. The force of tho water was Irresistible. Tho frame dwellings, stsbiss, and slaughter bouses gave woy like pipe-stems, sad the debris from tbe wreck was swept down along tho plank-road, their weight being augmented every mo­ ment. - In thckdistriot lying west of Chestnut street and north of a lino parallel with North avenue, the water rooe to a height at fully 20 foot. In some places tbs occupants of dwellings were unable to escape in time to force of tbs water rent ths .tractors, into splinters. Tho following is a recapitulation of ths locoes of iifo and property thus far reported: Batcher*' run—Found, 74 ; missing, 73. Cartie Shannon railroad—Found, 10 miss- A NEW SENSATION. Ohio river—Found, 4; mhsing, none. Boho—Found, 1; mutang, nano. Chartier’s creek—Found, 14 ; missing, 3. tion is reported, which defies the closest Bridgovilla to Washington county—Found. investigation of skeptics. At tho sim­ 24: missing, 3. Total buildings Seatrojed, 147. ple home of a "medium,” the spirit of Search for bodies in several locaHtioe Is a young girl, Katie King, daughter of going on to-idgbt. tho pirate Morgan, who devastated the TUR SKXXSXX.VASIA IXOCD. seas two or three centuries ago, ap­ (Special to tbe Chicago Trllncs, July 2S.) pears. Tho spirit oomes and goes, into and oiit of the thin, transparent air, like dnliris of Sunday night's flood are utterly the witches in Macbeth, carrying with indMCrtbxble. I do not believe that the her such small artiblea as she may have worst of the lose of life fixe yet presented to her by those present at the been told. The ruins present a scene A storm seance. She talks in a whisper, an­ of devutstion qpparalloied. swering questions in a manner that de­ like that cf tbe fata! Sut&v night notes »ho total absence of grammar in was never before known. The Mill river disaster dwindles in comparison with this the higher world. She does nothing that is worthy of mention, and is of no over the rulne. >ot I cannot realise the fearearthly use—apparently is of no heav­ enly use, either, as they can spare her though there was no and to tbe rain. Tho continually. If spirittiuli»te expect to mind cannot picture anything so uiterty Philadelphia has a now sensation. Another wonderful spiritual manifesta­ convince intelligent minds, they must make some practical showing of the benefits accruing_ from a ghostly _ . visit sympathy expressed for the afflicted. Whole to this earth. ' ■ ■ _ * * famdioe were buried to-day. Tbs sight Was Td insist that Stupid • ’ noneutitiea can return, when intelligent• on<0f «adii»a»—funerals all the afternoon. souls cannot, on aocouat of some vital beHa tolling, and children who had lo t tiieir pure after her aliagcd wrong-doing; but Tilton aflirtuod that ho had never so raid. After he bad fergiven her he Bought, tn speaking BMut her, to give her a good character by a It is said that Mr. Monlton will not offer to bo that, baring received all Us infonhatloa in confidence, ho will not divulge it unless Naw York, July 27.—Tho Brooklyn Aryus publishes s card from Mr. Tilton wherein be iitatce that the committee, In their published most important item which he related with hie utmost plainness of speech, namely, “that the criminality which my sworn statement charged upon Ray. Henry Ward Beecher and only by herself, but by Mr. Beecher. Further- Mr. Moulton, as the friend and counselor of both. And .till further, that Mr. Moulton's of this pre-existing criminality between Mr. Beecher and Mrs. Tilton." tsinly go to tho courts, ami that, whatever the retail, Mr. Boocher will vacate Plymouth Church pulpit TTI.TOX AURRUTEP FOR LI BUI.. arrested on two criminal charges of libeling Henry Ward Beecher, and brought before. Justice Roiloy, of Brooklyn, at G o'clock this afternoon. He was ■ tested in hi. parlor when burned over in that city by tire recent THE PARIS FIREMEN. 1 he Paris corps of firemen has taken long to reach its present ’ perfection. The first police regulation on the sub­ ject dates, according to the Dtbats, from 1371; it required each householder to put a hogshead of water at his door, under a penalty of ten sous. Another ordinance of 1524 required each inhabit­ ant to keep water after 9 o’clock st night in certain places appointed, to put a lantern with a lighted <*»dte in the window, and to provide a supply of SOO, but upon giving hie word of honor that lie would appear at 10 o'clock to-morrow water. In spite of these precautions, morning, with bondsmen, he waa allowed to however, it was found necessary, at the palace, in 1618, to collect all water from w«Us and the Seine into the middle of tho city, and to form a huge lake round rested at the instance of William J. Gaynor, tho fire by damming it with ot straw. In 1670 on ordinance of M. da .trpu staff. Gaynor says his only object in la Bcynie, Lieutenant of Tofiee, re­ panning the arrest in to bring out all thd* facte. quired all luarter-masons, carpenters and tilers of tho capital to report their place of abode to the Coromiaaairta of case. Great excitement prevails in Brooklyn, and tbe matter is discussed in all the leading Police of their quarters, under penalty of a fine of 300 livres and the low of The Brooklyn Union says : “ Not lialf the their freedom. All buckets and other vessels for extinguishing fire to be left with various local authorities. Tho fore Mr. Beecher, whose statement will bo re- real organisation of the fire brigade began in 170. The DuLi -of Orisons will be again called, and possibly Tilton.” hail presented the town of Paris with New York, July 30.—The Brooklyn Eaylr thirty pumps; a corps of sixty men aoaounoe that the Rev. Henry Word Beecher was raised at the expense of the State, hoe very recently written a letter to Frank and placed under the command of the Maolion. iu which Mr. Beechar earnestly a.~k» Lieutenant-General of the Police. In and adjures Mr. Moulton to go before tho 1770 the number of firemen was in­ creased to 146, and in 1739 to 263, controversy between Theodore Tilton and strictlv forbidden to reserve any grav­ H-. nry Ward Beeober.’ This teller is declared ity. The National Convention estab­ lished tbe ccrps of BaneHirs-pompiers, leaving it, however, subject to tho wish and Mr. Moulton no alternative but for municipality; cud ih 1821 a royal oHi- lack, is absurd." Either tbe standard of eluidrcn mourned and would not be cotnfuliy and frankly to spirit-visitant* must be raised, or the skeptical mind will begin to examine open wagon, carted many bodies to their the floor and walls for some hidden spring. The Philadelphia trick is well performed. * ' ' has been with hi. wife.’ off to the Potter’• fitold, iioUber friend nor relative following to tho grave. The Catholic NIGHT VISITS Church took core of ita own deed. Crowds end the whole thing this week. Mr. Moulton, Mother, you had better aay " no ” gathered oroiiud the ehurchea snd underdecidedly when your little girl asks if Hltera* ohope, bnt they wwo cunosity-eeckshe may go to stay all night with tra, nothing more. Trfehe more bodies Mollie, or Kitty, or Belle, and never st-Wood's run, two U Saw-Mill run: one in consent to your little boy’s request r*“----- * *to the, Allegheny river, In Ihte city, and a body in be allowed to spend tho ni^,ht with one of his schoolmates. Tall them that the frora the ruins alive. Ona, a huh boy, wa. night was made tor sleep, and not for long talks while lying in bed. Explain talker. When in comjiany,,especially with gentlemen, lam very reserved and taciturn. I. know my weakness and al­ most tremble at the thought of going into society or gniong strangers.. Wh0 shall I do to nccoiwyluih my desire ? Answer : Behind thia carefully writ­ ten note in which there is not a dot wrong, we can seethe precise and pains­ taking young girl who, most of all things, likes to be correct in all she does. She hi so afraid that what aho says will not be just right that she says nothing, and she is so anxious to say nothing that her own silence inm eases her embarrassment And yet aho is worth a dozen of the thoughtless rattle­ brains whom she envies. We cannot tell her how to become a talker. Bhe will always be more correct than fluent. But we can give her a suggestion or two. 1. Go into company and keep on going into oompany. It will not seem so dreadful when you come to know how many mistakes other people make. Charlotte Bronte’s “ professor'’ lost his fear of the girls he had to teach when once he had heard them giggleDo not fear mistakes. Make up your mind sensiblj^that no one learns to do any­ thing except through the school of im­ perfect efforts. Be willing to do poorly on tho way to doing better and then well. 2. Cultivate tho habit of think­ ing much.about a subject, and as little uh possible about your manner of ex­ pressing your ideas. If you watch your words others, are apt to observe them; if you give your whole attention to the matter of what you aay, 90 will they. 3. Remember that after ail a silent and reticent woman is not n disagreeable object. Good listeners are scarcer than good talkers. If you succeed in becom­ ing an appreciative listener you will fill the best place in u conversation. Iu talking it is more blessed to receive than to give. By so doing yon get instruc­ tion and give your companions the pleasure of gving it,—-CArirtton Union. nanoc made it a branch of tho army, and placed it under the Ministry of War. Lastly, the decree of 1850 gave it ita present organization. Its fiiroe pality 1,500,000 trance- ypVA. QnMCVkAJDSk » V who died M moihiM of th?-'"’’’’fortunate pomade, Frank H. -5Yaiworth, who shot and killed his father, Mnnefield Tracy Weiallegations and testimony agamst him shall all worth, in the Sturtevant Houw, New York, on IU 3d o( >873. *1 U>« llnuof bor iMXTUMrr. ab» Ih»wi4o> ol-Cjk IfanUi, •< Kurtaakj. »»d motho to MwiSold T. W*l~rU>’. «il«. Col. H.rdin HUed io the uul xaly bottle of Ba*o» ViM*, ’ The morning sun was casting bright, flickering threads of gold across the added, with a glance towards that lady, of going to bed and to alee p regularly “ that I will replace it st tbe earltest at an early hour, so that ti.s body and placed for >3,000, 00G. A clr Raided list ‘ opjxtrtunity.” in the mid July air; <S tototo toot* op S4.OS.000 •aid plainly, it is of ths yerygreat____ >>___ a___ ____ with hazel eyes, soft. But Mr. Moultan would probably bo in terrible calamity �G> 14 0 H u> E _CJ go Q g 13998455 j <gl a "6 g O o S«w R IIS b S H O 10 •11 ° <? 4 I I S3 9 3 « s 3 | s e £ s S s 3(4 Hi <£ H M « « 0 0 « 0 U J K HI ih 3.3 fl M M 3 fl ir 0 4 r o is 3 5 P3 W &£ 0 if 11, i i 11 i i ■ c 9 o3 a 3 o » H k i 5 5 0 * c ». > § in 1 •O ii '3 QD CS G3 8=835=30= = «3U0J«t>0CS»» -5 »6SaS=B=«8=33 > is 03 > . . •s J" g £ I £ 5 « 5 8 i Ik £= “ p Hmwsm 1 I 41 4! ta a (Look out for the new ad. of Theo. Maxson next week.) <UI S B F! 4 > f oSS ’ UH! kll8. fl ipimiH!- jfS fL4as•h^gis pdU« -,-3 ® CO ’ i E g -PKh-Hi! bilHFd .‘a 8J ? S - - 5 g 1 s nni -si • g ■8 s H ■ iitff " t >, IS 5 3 ? 5 111 ill*? - » S - » io-M-g. o o t 5 g 5 a = L Hl" « s’ 3 8 I 1 1‘hhm ir&hrhin&hlia’.llMi m §sfc43isilgg,-b jp hs| a Z Z It s: 8 5 E5 18-“ =3 9 2 s s 2s-E ■ K3 i§ = Him > “ ± T3 S nt 31111 tn " o a = s g» > * a .2 o « o -a J a -3 5 •« “<tiS i=sUI!j1 i HlsliUS; a = 13 . " -. I ti 3 O i-5a 8sjs3& e. II W ii.?ss Ba ?8"» i | PhH HHliH 181 = ° ? i '$ ji fc rMi w JH lid » 3 fiHhiire -Hii ®-s • *5 5 5 25 B f-r 8S § - g> z • .9 *o • $2 8 ■S a -?p -»shMh •?’ " '■■ Kliini ?i 1* bi f?isW 3_ 3 S * hl? 8^ gl ” = s i 1 liliilillLlj t I" s Sara ih< JcEt .2 ■ 5 £ l;U - a ,g g ,g^o»S8Ei;Jo'j»«®» 3 ££ Bi* 3 2 8 I MP till 2'8-“ ° MH-'5 5 c JI *O 1i o<3 J s. - g -g E 1 8. " i j 5. J I i il I = H.l 11£^ -Us= 2 3,53 .r s s1 f I s- » s"! ss s>l i ; s * -s I £ 8--S 9 e e-l-l Jig U p _ qiiltHiriiPifriPiliHlFH ■ �■ : — ■ —'J-"-1-! found tha •»*. if 1 f* Freddy rddr m trip .. «<>«»«<, s^nsnswe few weeks ago be found the Iodines* । hmw, BAraek -by lightning lut ofhiaold age too oppressive ■ and —.1. wooed find won a .lady lo comfort and »' N‘ •«i»M Sfnrfml. r —_ • _ —George Simpson has opened a cheer. Four score years for him and We didn't Uar tbs saqiMl. School Books, ; hlaekamllh shop in Hick** old atand. three for her had somewhat fa­ AntWMigh a little iMouristent with oar t Look oat for hif. card next week. i ded । their flax.en locks at the hapen- Uli. narritire, up above, we murtsay that gtOMC nd Wo©den|Ware, oi this event. Bnt their wedded Jefferson street jort about 8 in the evening —We noticed 25 men at work upon ing : life^tap short btjt not sweet, for last has more loafers in it than tho anthoriies And all kinds of Goods Griffith Ac Kerr and Brady's bricks ou-ht to allow. A person is positively lut Tuesday. They intend to rusk Wednesday the drama closed with a . . __ ... . r— 1:..- .nA v.*var nn«,. business right aJpng. ■ Ifinal separation ; she shipping her ally, when with a lady. Tbe beautiful lap. f<»r Indiana. Uocle Russel has guage that grerte hie or her sar. io enough . ?H.. lb. Tcuag. the High lb. Uw —T. E. Niles of Kalamo had a goods peice of bats that yielded 45 bushels four wives Hying now. and no doubt will often think in tho loneliness of to the acre and Theodore Barns seven acres of wheat that yielded 264 bush- 1his four score years of lhe triumph seem that they were only reviving lbs linn els. 'aud hopes of hia wedding days, and ou a certain Connecticut village.perhaps will sing in his solitude : ““ ____ —The Christian social at Capt 1 , and their only praj-rr. U and the world to ea Boise's last Tuesday eve., was well attended. A good, social time was had. Ice Cream and cake wae served ing a ball lost week, sueccedcl ia brake tag \ H. YOUNG. M. D. Office two TheTeceip’s were *14.20. < ihMra *<mth nf Tinman'* Kt-wv.Ma'nHtwf. —Rev. M. C. Wilcox, last Mon­ W get Q^l fly. n, eta Arr.L ' Oar motto is to sell as cheap as the cheapest, give 16 ozs. to the lb. and the right change every time. Harley Lee of Ohio is visiting the traced the frxcluri day morning, started for Fair Point, Loe l»oys. TYR-C. W. WICKHAM. Particular Chautaugua Co!, N. Y. During his Mr. L. J. Wheeler and family are the exception of the plate glass, and plale thumb U«b f.r kl. bm. I •“ <* '* “•'• 1/ sUenUea |tv«o Io the tr»et»cni cf Private living at Lansing. —ah* absence, tho M. E. pulpit will be now > Job. .SUbi, bn nuuplrf U. ’ Mr. Allen and family are moving supplied by Rev, Mr. Critteeften. ARNO STRONG. Plain and Fancy Tb.M14dU.Ul. .In. cut. dun ud tan".,. Wmd4. rfMJ. —Tho banks of tho basement of to 1 their farm in the country. ’ We feel thankful to Emma Walk­ fUjidour uId. (<Up.lud lut Mood.. 8U' “ ' '' the new bricks show an inclination D. C. G RIF FIT A. nice basket of apples is the eve.) a match game on Tuesday last. Score, to “cave in" Monday it partially er. ’ HINMAN, Fashionable Barber reason. x . and Heir Dnwr- All Mode <rf wort: done hurried a man, and Tuesday done 1 Mrs, Vandyke, of Janesville, Wis., the same trick. ^Tbey were dug out practise a little, wra’i va 1 is visiting her father, Mr. Allen, in with a spade. WEBSTER & HOBBS, Black­ this village. ■ ly (mlUi>. All kind, of work In the WackrwUh —Tho band organization have re­ Mr. Williams of Middleville, has LOCAL MATTERS. ceived their instruments. They.are ( tho contract of doing the wood work Mrwgpitpyr Drcialona. silver and consist of nine pieces, not < Manufacturers and keeps on bon of Griffith & Kerr's brick. including drums, and are ol the John Miss Wheeler of Hastings has F. Stratton make. Look out for music ( ALEMENT SMITH. been visiting her sister Mrs. C. Smith V LAWY1 every evening. They went to Woodland Wednesday. —The work of repairing tho school Banner Dewey passed through the s-ud. minTDRl MANUFACTORY! D REDUCED 20 PER CENT, G. A. THUMAI’ST A LARGE STOCK OF JACOB LENTZ house still goes on. gASTMAN i YOUNG, Attorney, at law. gENRY H. WOOD, The. north en- ,village last Friday. Justice- of tlm Peace, OKe. vttb Ck-m-til Smith, Nashville, Mlrt. ^HuEB HAUSER, Wednesday it TAILOR. MIBRORS, PICTURES. FKAM« Notice. Call and get my prices before you purchase. It will enable you to buy yonr Baby Calls anti Peramfculalurs i GOOD lower. AND CARDS. BRACKETS, Notice is hereby given that in accordance with 8c4tlon>48 of the Charter for the Vil­ lage of Nashville, Mich., I will sell lh« fol­ —John Gregg of Vermontville in­ Peter Cod) who lives about two lowing described property, situated in Nash­ forms us that he has just threshed ville. for non-payment of taxes for the year 212 Imshels of wheat from seven miles i cast of the village on the line 1873: . Vermontville Items. Mr. Mix’s was 261) from 8 <of the Railroad, was arrested by. a acres instead of 161) ns the types warrant , from Justice Hawkins, on stated. Let us hear from the rest of charge < of rape upoa his daughter our farmers. PARADY, Manufacturer of Mary, aged Id yrs. The crime is said The Nashville Newx was establish- ।to have been committed on the night * Boots and Shoes, ed iu Barry County about ten months ( Makins and Krpatrioc neatlr Amw.a>»o (tricl alienof the 28th of July. Peter was ar­ ago, being the first paper ever pub­ U' Together with a full assortment ot trance has been thrown into the main ,was believed that the odor of the at­ room and a new entrance been buill (mosphere hud improved. on the south sidri of the building, Urns giving considerable more room. acres. Cuulaa, "Sui Making done In tbe talort Fa»H DUSTERS, AC-At C., Austin Barnum, Lot U.B.G. add. $2.78 C6FFINS AND CASKETS, 2.61 Milo Osborn, •• 72. •• “ “ E. E. Sbcyes, s w ew s • J s • | on, Of all styles and aixes, and METAL1 sec 36. tewn 8. 7 w Non Residents, Lot 10. O. A. P, add. SHROUDS AND COFFIN LIN- INGS kept constantly on hand. 2.45 " 122. 2.45 before the court and the case lished in Nashville, and has improved raigned 1 » " lol «. bl’k 7, A.W.P. add. 2.07 JJASHVILLE HOUSE. 4. •< «• " 2.07 from time to-time until it is new a 1adjourned to the 7th iast. and ordered Lot 15, R. B. G. add, 10.10 Wmanutacyare our Furniture from Ibc handsome seven column paper, aud to l recognize io the sum of $300 for C. C. Linsley, Catt. G. W. MoCoBMtcx, Proprietor. .. .. 1()3. •• •• 2 65 well filled with general and borne ] his appearance on tho day of exam ­ MASH VIJL.L.1^ - Mlohlann. The above dexiribed property or a portion news.—Detroit Free Preu. amination. In default-of which he is of each description Io be sold August 15th, 1874. Sale i« commence at nine o'clock old Hand, west side of Maia —Mr. F. Greenmail, of Grand now , lying in jail at Chai lotte. The A. M. Nashville, Mid. Ledge, has purchased P. Holler's lot (complsiut of the child under oath be­ Dated Nashville. July 16th. 1874. E. J. FELGHNER, Recorder. on the burnt district, just south of ।fore tha officer was heart rending to ~ Coo tv flin order* ywnpUy- NaebvUle__________ IJNION HOUSE. F. Daxckb, Proprietor. NAHIlVllALn - Mlelxisrrxn. where the new bricks are going up. ।the virtuous. to erect a The Temperance and next spring intends B®. Coffee A Sugar nt CapL Boise's * Lecture at the for 12 cents.___________________ brick store. Three hundred and ten ,church Monday evening by Mrs. SSUBent Japan Tea W cents at the City win rrcelve every dollars was the price paid. Neal was well attended and is highly Good Hell In U>» third "“"i---------------------------—There is a rted cqw with a brin- ispoken of by those present. B^. Every body says Capt. Boise hag DHENIX HOUSE. Jamas Batao, die face, residing in this village, that A. W. Davis’ show which was the beta ciger in this or any other city in 1 Proprietor, Charlotte, M!eh. Fir I rlew earn­ deservqs to be pound-ed. She has here I Saturday was rather “thin" and Barry Co. . I. ____-.-.-I. Tram. <arr> atniUrC Wllbv. rather Alliiuly attended. The broken down nearly nil of tha shade wus ’ D»l_ Full Proof Kerosene Oil 25 cents, RATIONAL HOTEL. A. Winans. . •trees nrouad Hod Lee ’ s lota, two in | people of our sister Village were st tho City Drug Store. 1Y Proprietor. lleeUnce. Mtrii. E eery thine In _ I_ ,.L_ nn 4r«t rti.J, \ enUV front of Frazier McCormick’s, and all isharp enough not to give us a call B«..t Cigars in town at tbe Drilg ‘ 28 except one in front of ye local's house. <on that occasion. Wo noticed the Store nf Theodore Maxton. ^yM. JONES, -H5 cis. wii?bujzone pound of the bed —There is more buildings going ■Deed from the News office here with up in Nashville this summer than a ( handfull of tickets for the show, Jap tea in this county, at Capt. Boise's. - BAM rf'3^.4^4 r«- SG we thank him lor the one lie in rithcr'Middleville or Hastings. and 1 Cavt. Bonn's. \ Workman are now engaged upon Ipresented us. D three brick stores, and one frame store. interested in four Nashville, give three cheers for tho banner village. jBUttllWMM 3HwtiOT»»W- E. -M- GATES, Dale’s Milt and Provision Sale! NaahrllU, Mich. —This afternoon we made the acqnaintanco and received a short call from Z)rno Strong editor of the Nashville News Mr. Strong is making the News one of the liveliest and spicies* little sheets published in any town of the size of Nashville io the State. We are zlad to learn that he is doing well—Battle Creek JaztmaL —Last week a man by the name of Johnson of Vermontville, caught his wife and a man in suspiciously 4 proprietor of the WOLVERINE MILLS! — AND — WOOL CARDING MACHINE! TVaHllvillej - • ]MLich-s mVioU lhe *u«ation of ou,towers to the fuel that bis mills are now •“> >”“» ”rk lb“ Lee Reed’s D. PURCHAS, Miller. WOOL! WOOL! IS READY ■cud In your wool early. Wool sent by rail will be Promptly at tended to nd sent back acdlng to oiders Hr. POWLE8, Curder. HEADQUARTERS A • LIYERY AND F1H) STABLE! flowed from the eyes of all present. । “Ob, py U»J i I" bowled SLarlia. Hengjsg is too good fur the mean, ••And he says you were driven out of Ger­ miserable contemptible wretch. Ha many for •tooling chictans," sold * third, sliould be shut up in a dark cell and ' . —Hank Heath tried to kick up a •f Berth Main BL, Moskvin., Mich. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, ■ide Maia St Be was about to explode, all at ones. little sensation the other night He i got down a little to much of our to 1 a laughable gravity. salooaist’s forty-rod double extract of Indian corn and went home, threw furniture out of doors, dared his moth­ Aing the public for past favors solieia a er to mortal combat; cu» several fig- i urea in the fine art of double shuffle and cloned the drama by singing the ' first strains of Alexander’ Selkirk's ' 8H MEATS, soiiioquy: TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. heretofora. <occupation, asliag -pretsek” and washing SHOP IN BASTINGS. t flxcses of boor,- After onjoyiox a glass or ; two of tho really excellent bererage, we ho ­ Hear what my Cnilonera Say. p ° R___ 1 gan to tell the Teutonic proprietor what "As long as Lee Reed makes Q-~R,Qn Hi S the ‘‘fandango." That is sho went ’ who keeps constantly on band a full line of Tom Collins had been saying about him. buggies, I shall buy my buggies of Millinery, also a good aaaortaent of out the front door followed by a No. This offened Mr. Teuton's eyes and ho soon him.—A. J. Bowne, Hastings. a. N 1> 9 boot. ; FANCY GOODS. began to get excited tad demand particulars. " Yon ore on the road to success, —Among the “ Vermontville items" thereby enabled to furnish you with as long as you make good work, 38 t> -p OVTSIOINS you have always doue.’’-11'm. S P K U V 1 & 1 U ILX D ALL tbo LATEST STYLES will bo found an account of a miser i “ Py hud" said our Gsrman friend, strik­ able wretch, bearing the name of Goodyear, Hastings. ■. •— Peter Cody, committing a rape upon 1ing tbe bar with his bis fist. " You can depend upon what Lee a n Y his fourteen yahr-old daughter. When ( says about his buggies."—H. Goodyear, Hastings. . the girl made her statement te$rs { starved to death. G. A. TRUMAN, HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! EVERYBODY KNOWS ^tu Carat,wMachine Y OF CORSE says tlwt were not even arrayed in !E7“ By calling .uno door north of fig leaves, and Johnson hauled out a Truman’s new brick, you will find revolver and fired several shots nt the guilty pair. A aeparation ensued hdwnHt Ifcn I Brra laltr, E. D. BITGOOD, Pkohuetok. Nashville, Apfl 24th, 1B7-L Please five u« a trial tad Demnry has a good Msortmenl of FINE and PLATED Jewelry, Ladies and Gents seta; Chains, Rings, Ac., which be is Dean News : I suppose you here noticed that m soon selling at cost. He warrants every piece to im Patton finishes Ike lift of Joe Bowen he be as represented or money refunded. lis to commence a (ketch of that profession­ ■al slaudsrer and mythical individual known (as Tom Collins, and the trouble be has made jin the various towns and villages through­ cout the country. But now and then a good tthing does happen in connection with this toutrageously stupid toll that is worth a little The only piece to get a . r notice. t BUGGY CHEAP, Tom has worked his way into Hartings ‘A number of us bearing that one our dtiAnd hare it warranted thoroughly, ia al ’ Rumor , close relations and Madam All iinis tn Coutfliy Produce taien in ftetoje fir Goods, al the 7 Highest Martel Price. P.HOLLER: dwellings Let every one SPRING and SUMMER GOODS Parlor, Library, Dining, Office at BEHERAL FDNTQRK! ‘•Tam." •' How isb bis pehint name!” ••Collins, Tom Collina. Why d gy.”—Adam Wolf, its^do Grove. - You. Prie.. an. b.low Gr.ud 1 « 42 . J. L. REED. THAN EVER IN AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF O AA • V I* ” ‘h' Class Goodsu asked. [y, that those Isay , war ______ jggies, will save money by buy­ ing of me! Bargains «««** Ranida. I will take tbe top carriage and surprise my wife."—Jerry Rog- hundred others that will go their ImX dollar Greater BOTTOM PRCES FOR CASH ! A complete stock of “ Michigan Stoves,’ and Agricultural Implements, on band and to be offered at prices heretofore unheard C. C. WOLCOTT Naahvitlc, Nev. 1st, 1876. L t. BOICE. JfriM- Side Main St, Nashville, Mich. . �BRIEF. “looking bal1liko to toko him on ho got permaaio*! of the owner, an honest old farmer, and in due tunc produoed an excellent likunesa of the railroad* iu the South and W««»L Wii*n t»*n are «wngregatad in large aumber* in the bull, which he sold for >200. On see­ «bba^ood of »wamp* a»-d rivera. Wil• Tonie will prove a valuable addition to ing tha farmer soon after he told h;m be __ ulz A -mnl. - w.rrl ___ , bad sold tifo picture of his bull for •200, •'Good gracious said the old FxxLav A Co., proprietors, man; “why, I would have sold him nln by all druggist*. the bull for less than that."— Worcciter Palladium. cadvm, N'auvllU'i poLtricih. AWKM66. 7EK73. TW1SES AKD CCSSACE. - BAIUM POWDER AND EXTRACTS. Q. ». KlCHARDbOJ* A CO.. IX CHILDREN'S CA*^^ Dr. J. Walker’s California nrar Bl tiers are a pare). Vegetal.), preparation, mado /,hiefly from the na­ tive herbs found on tbe lower ranges of tbe Bierra Ncvnd^ mountains ofCalifor­ COMMISSIONER OF DEEOS FOR ALL STATES AND nia, the medicinal properties of which TERRITORIES, AND U. S. COMMISSIONER. are extracted therefrwn *lthoat the use of Alcohol. Tbe question is alxnaab dally asked, “ What U tho cause of the unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit­ ENGRAVER. SEALS. PRESSES. BURNING-BRANM, tell* ters T” Our answer is, that they remove SOAP STAMPS. STEEL AND BRASS STAMP*. the cause of diMSMW, and too pati^t rocovoni his boaltti. They are the> great FIVE MYSTERIOUS PICTURES. CHINA, GUM AND QUEEN3WARE. 31, kt til a rooidsnce la Lancaster, Ohio, of -The Alabama Democratic State Conven- followed in the proceeding* of that body. —In the French Assembly A motion for .liesulutiou waa defeated by 332 yeas, to 374 -Nows from Lisbon report that the Portu­ guese autherilies have taken active measures to. prevent violation Of the frontier by the 1B tho Aftanaaa Caaelitulional Convention Carlists. none of Btephen A. Douglas against Danisl Rhode*, Thorns* A. Dobbin, and Richard claimant in the sum of *100,000. —The Washington ZTccnjuy Star print* a coast to inaugurate a change in Spanish af- have been adopted and araueed in their pri­ vate practice by physician* throughout the lE.migrslion and Slate Lands, Superintendent of the Penitentiary, the Pulaski Chancery note from Berlin, requesting co-operation to Court, Phillips Criminal,Court, and tbe four urevant further ateocitien by Carlisle in Spain. The Louden Afetwap Pott aMcrt* that mated for Congress at largo on July 31, by the Alabama Democratic Convention. -J. M. GareyFwa« nominated for delegate to Congress k^.the Bepublicana-of Wyoming Territory, on'the 31st of July. —J. W. Throckmorton was nominated ontbe 30th of July, for Congress by the Demosrats of tha Third Texas District. GUMS. CUTLERY, FISHING TACKLE. tozUbonk* of many greet), a recognition of the present Govern­ ment of Spain. —The Directors of tho Bank of England several of hia works into German, Bpaniah and other foreign language*. The inereomng' demand for bls specific* some time aiooe neoeoaitated the opening of a regular dhpcm vy Athletlc Base-Ball Club* ou English roll waa for their preparation, and from a smalt begin­ played al Liverpool on July 30, the champions ning- tbobuwnossof thin establishment has now grown to msmooth proportions. Thue —A majority of the delegate* to tho Inler­ I national Congrese at Brussels, it is nndcrstood, favor the exclusion of all points re­ lating to naval warfare and a strict adherence to matter* strictly connected with the, ameliorating of human suffering in time of —Advice* from Cuba state that the Presi­ dent of the' Republic baa ordered his follow­ er* to deatroy everything they can lay their baud* on. Cabo, the negro Captain, is wrecking plantations and enlisting negroes for the patriot cans*. A general uprising of the negroes under Cabo Is daily expected. —On tbe 31st of July the question of a re­ Gambetta made au important speech profess­ edly against prorogation, bat really in favor of tbe Republic. Ho mado a powerful appeal for tho establishment of a republic which HARDWARE AND CUTLERY WHOLESALE. thin vt .jutpnrt. with cctnluned aud «e alrt** •*•<«* at** fmr cot* MaXVMWari B. t*: &ANDORN, n« Monroe sirsst, CM nings. Our English cousins seem to be fas­ Haginar, ou tho 29th of July, U-which the paigu on behalf of tho Robublicat:* at Terre cinated with the game, for the attendance Hon. N- B. Bradtoy, M C-, presided. —Th«%ev. T. A. Goodwin, of tbe Methodist Haute on the 31st of July. employed in tho various departments, and a corps of able and skilled p’.ysicians are re­ Episcopal .Church, Indianapolis, Ind., I* on tained as an adrteory board tn difficult case*. TBR CROSS. Elsewhere In to-day’s Jt^pultlScan a whole pogo —Tho first bale of lhe new cotton crop of brated Swing trial of Chicago. is devoted to a communisation from Dr. —Lata Spanish new* is to the effect that Pierce, setting 'arth something of tho history —A dispatch, dated July SH, from Fort the Cariist* have gained a substantial victory and details or thia vast establishment, which Union, New Mexico, to the St. Lonis-JAemoover the Republican* between Castle Follet will be found not nuinterostinr; reading." If you would patronize Medicine*, scien­ Indian* killed five men near the month of and clover will not be more than from ouo- ami Figueras, near the frontier. tifically prepared by a skilled Physician and half to two-thirds of Nn average crop. The —The Uariint* deny that them (* any truth Chemist—u»c Dr. Pieros’* Family Medicines. fruit crop is unusually light. Corn, potatoes in the reports charging them with atrocities Golden Medical Dtaeovery to nutritious, tonic, the Slat of.July. slteraUro, or blood closuring, and an un- latnre, reports the Indian* in' force in tbe tbe late rains, but will n it yield mure than neighborhood of Fort Worth, and that a skin two-thirds tho usual average. miah had taken place between a squad of tho RAILROAD IXTELLIGRXCB. 10tli cavalry and a force of BOO Indians, in —The Minnesota Bailroad Qommistioner* which the former were defeated. —The National^xocutive Committee of tbe hare fiyd the rate* for passenger fare a* fol­ Union League gathered al Philadelphia on lows: Miluaukee and St. Pool, both diviathe 30th ult. —A life pflhoner in the Wisconsin Peniten­ mile; 8L Paul and Sioux City, Eastern Divis­ tiary, named Jame* B. Carter, convicted of ion, St. Paul and Pacific Branch, Dubuque and murder in. 1867, ha* lieen discovered to bo in- Minnesota, West Wisconsin and Southern Miuntoota, 4J cents a mile. All others 5 cents. ernor Taylor. —A dispatch from Shreveport (Lai), dated FZ.V.4.VCZAL AJU2 IXDUSTRIAL. July 31, sayn the Timet' Natchitoches corro —Edward Butz, Blate Treasurer of Illinois, of that parish, numbering TOO, met in conven­ ha* returned to Bpringfield from New York, having paid out during his abeenee on account tion on the 27th and demanded the resigna­ of the State debt interest and interest ou tion of Che District and Parish Judges, Tax­ Collector, and Parish Attorney. T)>a two county indebtedness about >450,000, £50,000 J edges had left the parish, and th* demand being interest on the State debt. of the Ne'er beto la.tW hi.u»7 of U.. wdi ta. •mtatao,.tarn comtmuuded po*ae*tih« th* remarkable USs.« ta-Utatta FURNITURE. GLASS SHOW-CARD PAINTER. WHY| Bkml No CIIAILGE OURtaloguefor 1874 will be WEw’naW.’cH’AKTN^’cHlltt constitute an agreeable and reliable physic •, Favorite ProecripUoti—an unoquaied remedy for debilitated females: Extract of SmartWeed-a magical remedy for Pain, Bowel Complaints, and an uneaualad Liniment for both human and horae flesh; while his Dr. Ssge's Catarrh Remedy to known tbe world over as th* greatest specific for Catarrh and •• Cold in Head," ever given to the public. The best sowing machine for all purposes made i*, beyond question, the Remington. It win do a greater variety of work, with low noi-e and physical exertion, than any in tho market. It is so simple that a child can man­ age it, and so durable that wo can see no reason why one, with ordinary care, should not last a lifetime. This point we desire to call especial attention to. Tho Remington is mule by tho Rem­ ington Arms Co., of Ilion?K. Y., whose arms urn known the world over. They have tho entire confidence of the government* of the world, for tbe reason that kgar Bitters the most wonderful In­ vigorant that evsr sustained the sinking J No Person can take these inters ADVERTISERS VS SkO. Onr saw M*p« or ITDIILLIXU1*. OHIO Mi MICUI- CAT1 GROCERS’ BAGS. SATCHEL BOTTOM LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD MANUFACTURERS. E. W. NLATCUFOBD.a CO.^W Nrrth CKntun. UNSEED OIL AND OIL CAME MANUFACTURERS. X. W. BLATCRFOXD a CO., TO Xorth CHutoa. LOCKSMITHS’ AND BELL-HANGERS' MATERIALS. J. r. WOLLKXSAK, 2X1 Ialalia. LUMBER. MILLINERY. FEATHERS AND FLOWERS. DALT, LOEB A CO.. IM Wabwh av. MARBLE~AND JUTE MANTELS. MUSIC, SHEEf ANO BOOK. ANO DEALERS IN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Q*O. V. BOOT A SOHR. 100 Rtata. PIANOS AND ORGANS. at reduction tn th* pric* of the PUMPS, WOOD AND PORCELAIN CYUNDEfc PIPE, Etc. OOLMBT, HAK5ITZ dk. CO., ENERGETIC Hour, i WHITE LEAD. ZINC AND COLORS MANUFACTURERS. CUICAUO WHITE LEAD4OlLOo.,Or*«narBU0n. , WIRE CLOTH ANO WIRE GOODS. . gun, fired into the Jackson, of Chicago, was concluded on tbe 31*t of July, tho jury finding him guilty of I-!-- - - ■ -»"___ , thing invigorating to the aystem. not an Alcoholic irritant, fall of fowl oil. —Dr. Jaoixewski, Suffragan Bishop Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ IO WA For Inflammatory and Chronic *3® H Rheumatism. Gout, BOIoiia. Remit­ tent and Intermittent Fevers, Dwcaaen of the' Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Such Dteeaacf are caused by Vitiated Blood. Keehamcal Diaeasog.—Ponons enflaged in Ptitois and MincraU, suck ;u Plnmben, Type-setters, Gold-beater*, and Miners, as they advance in Ufa, are subject, to paralysis of tho Bowel*. To guard ngainst this, take adorn of 'W.uXEE’s Vixkoax Bitters occiuionally. ' For Skin Diseases’ Eruptions, .Tet­ ter, Salt-Rheum, Blotche*, Spot*, Pimple*, Pustules, Boils, Curbuncle*, Ring-wurqr*. Scald-head, Sore Eye*. Erysipela*. Deli. Scurfs, I}icoloration* of tho Skin, Humor., and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and earned of the*o Bitters. Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in lhe system of ro many thousand*, arc effectually dthtlroyed and removed. No system of medicine, uo vermifuge*, nd andiolminitlcs will free the system from worm­ like these Bittern. For Female Complaints, teyoung 'XUE IMPROVED REMINGTON Sewing Machine. aWAEDED THE “MEDAL FOB or old, worried or tingle, al lhe dawn of wo­ manhood. or the turn of life, these Tonic Hitters display an decided an influence th-t improvement m soon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever you find ita impnritias bursting through the akin in Pimples, Eruptions, ur Sore*; cleanse it when you find it obstructed ami ' PROGRESS,w MORE TESTIMONY. foul; your feeling* will toll you when, jteep the blood pure, and tho health of the system will fulloa^^ MeDOBjUA> LtUerfrem Jeigt Birtm Barixr. A'o Sewing Machine Received a Higher Mote Lusx—13>iet5?*e. * tn. louis. of —A Cariiet magaslno exploded recon Uy at FZZtaS AJtt) CAACAbrUEt. mittent Fevers, "bleb «re «o preva­ ache, Pam in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dixxiness, Sour Eructations of tho Stomach, Bad Tasto in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpjtatation of the Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain in tbe region of tbe Kid­ neys, and a hundred other painful synipATTXXD^HB COLLEGE, toms, arc the offsprings of DyBpepam.' One bottle will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertbel^antlfnl hand wTtlto*. Addrat*. Vur parUealar*, ! menu WQRTUIMOTOX A WAXD.D** Mointt.Iowa. i Scrofula, or King’s Evil, White Swollinga, Ulcer*, Erysipelas, Swellod Neck. Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammatiiui. Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial AfTec-^ux, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin. Sore Eyw. ete. In the**, m in all other constitutions Dis­ ease*, Walker's Vinegar Bitters cave shown their great curalivu power* in the most obstinate and intractable cases. MINERAL ROCK SPRING, Just Taken II is Enrrn—We heard a Bcedy-looking individual wiLh an alarmingly red Dose remark to • brother Choirs Natives, Good soaker that he had “ jn»t had hia bit­ ten, but he did not mind taking an­ |&2S£&»0: Medium to Fair, H.S0B5.WX I ialerior other nip." Hia remark suggested a train of reflection. How was it, we asked ourselves, that the word *’bittors" had grown to be a vynonyro for gin, whisky, rum, and other alcoholic fijrfiug, vlWWe. Com»-»o. 1, H-ftaaoc. par* stimulants, to which it was applied in-Bight Hou. Abraham Brewrter, formerly discriminAtoly ? Bitters, we reasoned, r°Bilfon», Remittent end Inter­ lent In lhe rille,i of oor great river, throughout tbe United Stat«>.eep«:nli; thoMo! tbe Mlsdsalppl; Ohio, Mbeonri. Illinois. Tenneeeoe, CtnnberUnd, Arkanob. Bed. Colorado, Bra»o«. Bio Grund.-, Pearl, Alabama. Mobile, Savannah, Itoanoke, James, and many others, with their vastreibuttiries. tliroutrhout our entire country during the Summer and Autmpn, and remarkably so during sea­ sons of unusual heat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by cxtcnsivcdcrangemonts of the stomach and-liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ erful influence upon thnso vanoux orKis essentially necessary. There cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr.. J. Walker’s Vdogaji Jitters, as they will speedily remove top dark­ colored viscid matter with irahMbo bowels are loaded, at the same^rnn stimulating the secretions of the live.-, and generally restoring tbe healthy functions of tho digestive organs. by purifying all its fluids with Vdogar Bitters. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-armed. WESBA WATER, Germany in tbe Brussels Cougree*. He will be assisted by a general officer of tbe Bavarian ooal mine, demanding work, bat being army, a Major from tho Saxony General's staff, and a disiiuguithed jurist. Prof. according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their boue» are not de­ stroyed by mineral polsoa or. ether nicaivT, and vital organs wasted beyond Fortifr the body aitainrt disuse “WOMAN IM SACRED HISTORY.’ The cat: tam 1mw bat Juil eosDsncsd. Nob* bu concluded by demanding that tho state of urent* wanteddng the new five per cent, loon through Amer­ siego be raised. A motion to adjourn on Ch* they pride themselves upon, for it wax their flrst-clan J. Jl FORD a cK, New Yorkand Cblea*". ican agent* of the. ilothschl'As and J. A. W 6th of August to tho SOCb of November pre* eipilai at the IwRinning. Tho same rigid houeety that they bold to in tbe manufacture Bt Ligman These partis* made an absolute, railed. of arms, they have carried into theirMirjas BYBN’S subscription for >15,000,000, coupled with the msehin*. Tnev are made of the best materia! Fookot FhotoGcope.l option of taking tbe remainder of the loan at fused to" accept any diapatohes relating to finish them in each a way a* to make them do military events, or operations of th* war. a great deal more than i* claimed for them. taken at par to be peWliTcbin or 6-20 bond*, —fiubicriplions to the Carlist Joan iu Paris The name •• Remington "tea sufficient guarare coming in fast, and >2,000,000 of' tho loan •ion. have been forwarded to Spain. (tha now flve-pcr—Th* Madrid Imparrial make* »ho following machinn, because of it* excellence, la a good complaint* against France : Furnishing arm* one to handle, and of the Company that thaii urc* to prevent tho lapse of interest on the to tho Cariist*; allowing a firm In Bordeaux employe* are certain of fair aud bbcral treat­ ment. Write to Remington Arms Company, exchange of bonds, by which tho syndicate to undertake contract* for supplying tho Carl­ Ilion. N. X.. Norfolk Navy-yard, bat it ia atated 400 more J haa heretofore reaped a large profit. ist army with b<»te and shoo*. The Duchess —Tbe Treasury Department at Washington Tint NorthwEHTEitN EEobsd-Nah. Co.’a of Madrid, wife Of Don Carlo*, ha* been suf­ Washington dispatch to the -Chicago •• Finished" Naff hi the beat in tho world. fered to reside iu Pau ; tho refusal of tbe roncy for redemption. Government to aorrouder the Chief Savallea. toM. ever made. Tb« mtaKTOsTOP I* —l he National Grange in Waehingiou ha* for varioun crime* ; tne retention in Office of number of clerks authorized by law. and the compiled statistics showing the strength in pay-roll is not one cent in excess of the ap­ the various States. It to estimated that the Pyrenees, who promoted th- entry of the Carl­ propriation. aggregate number of grange* i* not !•»* than ists into bpaln; thousand* of armod recruit* and ORGIESWATERS’ Fi 20,000. r Trade have experienced serious loeaea, re­ —A genuine, petroleum well is flowing in InUNIQUK finally, two cargoes of arm* from France have New Haven, Ind. NO with great t«I*bm of lon«, auilabie been landed for the Cariist*. >r PA II LOK. Ult lU H or KVsICIULL. —A dispatch dated Philadelphia, July 31, WATERS’ JEW SCAL^PIANpS done on the'81at of' July. Some 1,500,000 a 1.IFTLO. lirTIJt V1S1 nlsPVTK ana iofl ud Xtn Bwn,j prtMy,B( A GTK. thlek the bankrupt firm of Jay Cooke i, Co. ha*, not pTaAtHrnAUH?' Messrs. Baylor and Ward, of the Bub’ •«*•« » te*i«™»*s mr. i ar« wart anlrd f: r resulted in any new disclosures. Jay Cooke J , vases article* die not ssna Un “ held up the corner," while the grief of tbe staled that the profits of lhe firm were >360.- Committee of tho Congressional Inveett- u,, nol sufferer* .* correspondingly great. gating Committed, completed their Rot time of their suspension the accumulated labors at Little Rock, Ark., July 28. doctor is raosMiebts w*> e CRIXR ARD CRDOSALB. profits amounted to £1,325,000. The firm J«.) beta. -)j»nnu».ol Oor. Boter —An attempt to blow up th* hardware store took tho bonds of tho Northern Pacific railwas on the stand, when he atateti that siwsji tt>« test poitcy. Than of Nicholas Rteadon. No. 919 North Clark »» ai.™PuUble propowl. b.d b«» understood khat the bonds wata arrival of lbs fire department. Tho interior made to him by A«a Hodges, member MOB, and Uortiid tbe propti of tha building was aatursted with koroaene, of CoDgrea# from tho First District, w* bar* a**rd <rf so many ba* rre ' a v t Um* botssa bste* cored bj tel and a train laid to three kegs of powder, one Cooke stated that tbe firm owed the First The Governor made a remark to this MoaM of which contained ten pounds, ‘m insur­ National Bank of Washington >600,000, se­ effect, when Hodgea, who wu standing I •»« eiant.r to mvret in aoo-ci ance of >18.000 on >6,000 worth of property cured by $100,000 in Pacific Railway bends. by, mud, “That's a he." CURES Baxter—"You are another.” [Every­ rORlUGX. ' altemptod arson. Diabetes, Dropsy, —The bail of Nicholas Btaaden. for attcmpl—A special dispatch from Berlin state* that body rising to their feet) Dyspepsia, Cravel, the German Govoremont i* soaking etrennou* Hodges—“Isay it's a He." [Great Jaundice, effort* to ntop the shipment of supplies and confuBion.] Constipation] military stores to the Cariist* iu Spain. Bright's Disease, • Baxter—“Yon are another." [Gen­ eral confusion.] ' tioniat, for tbe murder cf BoMOa Jackson, Mr. Ward—" Gentlemen, you must rbe!med .by a landslide on the 26th of Joly, atop this. The committee will listen to Ltd a population of 4,000, one-fourth of no such proceedings. We have not NEW YORK. whom probably 'panshed. come here te investigate private quar—Qut*n Isabella, being directed' to u«e the walers A Vichy. will occupy the villa f. rmerly Matters then quieted down, and the occupied by Napoleon lit. committee udjonraed. was not oompliod with. The Tax-Collector and Attorney resigned. All quisu No vio­ lence apprehended.. • —Dirpatohe* to tbe SL Louis Jknuxrat dated July 81, says great quantities of grass­ hoppers have appeared in Western and South­ western Kansas, aud are destroying every­ thing before them in the way of crops. —A Washing ten telegram states that Archi­ tect Mullclt announce* that ho will have the new State Department completed by lhe first of October. Carminative, Nutritious, L^"r Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera­ tive. aud Auti-Bilio-*’ . Grateful Thousands proclaim Vi v- HOTELS. invaDA HOTEL. Warimb-ar. Monri.e. Central, eftmamj OPSUM^“~!z relieving ConxroUon or InflammaUcm of tho liver and Visceral Organs in Bilious Mmmm* mate insanity, idiocy, or premature death. Moreover, our idea Of bitten s was totally irreconcilable with “gin cock­ tail*," “inm punches," and “brandy sweetened with sugar, and noAxd doubly injurious wrtU Msencee colored by means of mineral poison. This was btttcr-wweet with a v<ngeahee. We mentioned this problem to a friend. He solved it by exclaiming : •* Why, don’t you know that moat oi these bit- and it ta the CINCINNATI. •"'““■“’etJItw MOTB. T«rnu>t’» Ktrrmmt sallxra- J Wmsat-Kc. I. MWWAUKEE. ; No. S. OUYEUJd'. ChUfcMJM. Coaa-WOSte. Oxt»-CjCG3.-. j.ip.gug � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-08-14.pdf.pdf 26eb41e094eaad3de526f71d1bcc98dc PDF Text Text ®ht ^lashrille glewff. ADVERTISING RATES: ra-s-wg^sgxa^ rremii,^ Huhriiu, Barry County, Mleh., ORNO STRONG. TERMfi: flM FEB AIKLM ■ - latarUMy tn Advance. VOL. I - ., < Progression. No Retrograding, -, j - ,; , ■ , . r i ; । . . . .. Nashville, barry co., mich., Friday, I ’ AN ITAUAN FAIR. We’ll sec the gig brought out soon,” serve what I’ve got, and I’certainly shall THE POETS CHOICE. An Italian correspondent of .the Ban never play a practical joke on any one> said Tom. “If* working finely.” Francisco Chronicle, writing of Che again as long as I live! ’ ' Tho jokers grouped about the porch. “Grotta And Tom kept his word.—-New York: GroUa Fcrata Fair, aays: One or two looked very much scared, Errata is the smallest possible village, ' ' ’ ./ /. but Tom was in high, feather. They Ladl/er. with u long, narrow street that runs up listened, but heard no sound for a long COURTSHIP FAIR ARD lSQUA RE. into n Walled eonrt ahd-fitalti at tho time. Theo there arose a faint; longOne . long summer afternoon there> foot of an antique building that looks drawn moan. A woman’s scream fol­ came to Mr. Davidson'# the most <mri■ like a castle or a convent. The meadow lowed it. Then came silence Tom stopped laughing. One of tho boy# be­ on# specimen of an old bachelor the1 that borders tho villagqJs full of don­ world ever heard of. He was old, gray, keys and dray# and deformed beggar#. gan, to cry. All feH’a. strange terror wrinkled and odd. He hated old wom­ All the malformation# that can be con­ creeping over them. In. a moment more the study-door en, especially old maids, and wasn’t' reived of are out on thia occasion. The burst open and Mrv. Law ton appeared. afraid to say so. Ho and Aunt Patty’ very arcatures whom Raphael painted “ One of you boys—Tom Hurd,you," had it hot .whenever chance threw them in hia BdriptUnd cartoons are on the sho cried, “you are the largest—rrn together; yet still' he came, and it wax spot, bare-headed in the sun, beseech­ for Dr.’ Blair. Don't let hinv lose # noticed that Aunt Patty took unusual ing a pittance of the merry people, who pains with her dres# whenever bo was for'the most part ignore them. There moment. ' Bun.” is a perpetual bray from the donkeys, “ What has happened ?" askod Tom. expected. One day the contest waged unusually a hum of voices that sounds no , ’ unlike “ Don’t stop to ask questions. Go,” strong, and Anns Patty left in disgust, the hum of bee#, a thumping of tambour­ cried Mre- Lawton. ines and n general stir that inspires a And Tom, without his hat, started off. and went out into the garden. “That bolr!” abo muttered to her­ mao io -lay aside whatever dignity he It- waa a long run to the doctor’s, "and self, a# she stopped to gather a flower •may be incumbered with and give him­ he waa breathless when he reached the which attracted her attention. self up entirely to the enjoyment of the door. He could not talk to tho doctor “ What did you run for ?” said a gruff occasion. Up and down this long street aa he drove back in his gig; ho oould voice behind her. we pas# and repaaa very slowly indeed. only say something dreadful must have “ To get rid of you.” There are only two sorts of people to happened. And when the Doctor hur­ “You didn't do it, did you.?" ried into the Profevsor's study bo wait­ be seen— those who aro buying every­ “ No ; you arc worse than a burdock thing und^r thojquaand those who are ed outside, trembling and trying in vain Om Uw creaiue Uy; burr.” selling tho some. Oh, yes ! there is a to hear what was going on.. “ You won't get* rid of me, either.” third class— the few professionals, Mr. Barker, the assistant came around “I wen’t, eh?” gymnasts and the like—turning their the house after awhile, aud said there “ Only in one way.’’ honert pennies and their samMzaults in would bo no school that afternoon, and “ And that ?” the sunshine. Wo all look at the booths that the boys must make no noise what­ where cheap toy# are on sale, and the White beside m», •prii-sochaalMf. ever. “ What! u# two fools get married ! Stood yooeR CoUn. bold. booths where you may buy baskets, Tho practical jokers hail no wish to What would people say ?” boots, calicoes, combs, meat, hardware, do #o. They «at silently on tho porch, “That’s nothin’ to us. Come, say . Colta'irwMt pictures, artificial, flowers, or jewelry. until at last the study door reopened yes or no ; I’m in a hurry. ’’ Everylxxly talks and beats down on the and tho Doctor came out, with the Pro­ “ Well, no, then. ” . price, of everything. •Everybody ulti­ fessor following him. “ Very well; good-by ; I eha'a’t come •*It is a terrible thing," ho said, mately, buys something at half again.” the original price. I saw a pret­ slowly ; “ terrible. I have known sud­ “ Stop, a bit—what a pucker you're ty picture of the Madonna, and den shocks to produce death very often, I thought it would be reasonable enough when tho heart was affected. Ab, dear “ Yes or no ?” at five frahes.' ’ It * was only fifty cenme I" With a dukam* Uka the »pj»it’« “ I unmt consult—” tiHimi (half a franc), and yet when I “Please sir,” cried a dozen boy’s “ All right. I thought you were of offered twenty centiauni for tho same voices at once, “ won’t you tell us what age. Good-by.” (and I did it in a joke) the picture was lias happened ?" “Jabcz Andrew#, don't'be a fool. at once handed me aud my money “ That telegram was from poor Jack Come back, I say. Why, I believe tho Rvdburn's home," said the Professor. critter has taken mo for earnest. Jabez pocketed by the .amiable Italian, who. dismissed me with a bow, for which ho “ Hi# mother is dead. Ho was a deli­ Andrews, I’ll consider." charged nothing. We took bread and cate boy, and the Doctor say#—" “ I don't want any considering; I’m wino in a booth that was like a bower, THE PRACTICAL JURE. "Ah, yea I" said the Doctor. “ Yes, going. Becky Hastings is waiting for “ It will bo jolly good fun,” said Tom yes—dropped dead at once, didn t ho and were greeted by the very juvenile me. I thought I'd give you tho first beggar who hauuta us in Romo and Hurd, laughing vociferously, “jolly poor fellow?" chanoe, Patty. All right; good-by." gt«od fun. It’s capital to play a joke on spends his idle hours sunning himself "Dead !” cried the boys. “Jabez! Jabez! That stuck-up Beck a green fellow like that, bo takes it in or playing marbles on tho Spanish “Oh, " Dead I” cried Tom Hurd. Hastings shan't have him! Jabez, Steps. Hb, too, had como to this fair Save Doctor ! Doctor ! no, no, no I yes r Do you hear—y-c-s !" Tom Hurd was iho practical joker of in all his rags, and ho got part of our the school. joke. Ilia mother ia alive. I sent the THE HIQIIWATNAN'3 klSFORTVNK. bread and wiuo for his pains. We paid Practical jokes wero hia joy, and now telegram. Toll him that; it will bring our penny each to go into a circus where The Rapparees, Bays Samuel Lover, there wat no canvas overhead, and tho he has oonoocted one that was to cap him to. Tell him 1 tell him 1” were tho worst marauder?. Ireland has I four performs a, in dirty and ill-fitting the climax and make him a shining “ Dead people can’t be brought to,” light among the fuo-loring boys. Pale, cried the Doctor. “ Are yon speaking produced. Disbanded soldiers of the tights, blow brass horns and boat a lowest class, they united to their vices flabby drum until tho- little inclosprc little Jack Bedburn, whose mother was the truth ?” sufficient order to enable them to rob on was uncomfortably crowded, and then a clergyman's widow, who loved her “ Oh, ” cried Tom, grovelingin -----------• KJU, jvn,yea, U41VU J.UU1, (tIVTCUMg IU an extenai A scale , - and till they were only child with an absorbing tenderdu8t “Oh.yes. Oh, God forgive they leaped into the ring aud turned dispersed by regular troops, they con­ handsprings with mighty little spring -------------------------------------------------» r„«. mo | J |j UU g y 01^ ( o Bavo ness, which he returned in a way few* of trived to lay the country under pretty in them, and a deformed clown, whose the great boys could understand, was him, Doctor I" general contribution. Still it must be face was positively agonizingand whose to be the victim. " Thomas Hurd,” cried the Professor, Harry Pratt wo# going to New York, “stand up; don't grovel there. Do owned that, with all their villainy, those body began at a pair of knees that where tho mother lived, and Tom Hurd you mean all this? Did you really fellows had a spioe of humor which, if seemed to have7 slipped half way down had instructed him to send a telcgrur.. send a lying message to a widow’s only it did no credit to its nationality, un­ his shins. Tho j>oor fellow said dread­ mistakably proclaimed it. to Jack, to the care of Professor Law­ sou to tell him she was dead ?" fully funny things in Italian tiiat kept One of them, arrested for a highway the peasants very merry, and was\well ton, bearing these terrible words: “Yes, str,” said Tom. “Oh, I am robbery, on being brought before a “Your toolbox ia dead. Como homo.” beateu with a stuffed club about tho magistrate, asserted that ho was more Yes, and Tom, had given Harry the Can’t something !x> done ? He may not ■ mowu head nuu and nuuiuoerti shoulder# uy by me the ringmaster, ringmaster, .... , , ... , . . entitled to do pitied than to bo pun- ' . .. , ; ' money for this telegram and had written J be quite gone, "oh, pray, pray, try.” i-hed. ' ~ Wh° <lroa8c“ ^e least profes­ it out for him. '■ •* Why did you do such a think as sional of us, to the infinite mirth of " Pitied 1" exclaimed the justice, “It will kill two' bird# with one thia ?" asked the Doctor, everybody. Two or three boys got on while his eyebrows arched with more ■ atone," said Tom. “ Fancy Jack and I “ Only for fun," answered Tom. a high wall and naw it all for noth­ than ordinary wonder aud contempt ; i . the professor going off together in the 1 “ Do you think it f'in now f" asked ing, to the diligust of the unhappy “ and on what account, pray ? ” gig, and finding thq old woman alive the Doctor. clown, who reviled them in sound “ Sure, on account of my misfortune." and jolly ! We’ll havo a half-holiday, i “ l'm n murderer!" said Tom. “ Oh, terms; a woman leaned from tho “ Your misfortune, indeed ! What ! too, and that's worth while, and nobody ! hang mo 1 hang me 1” balcony of a noigltboring house, thrust­ that we have caught you, I suppose ? " can catch ns as 1 have managed it It’s . . the ..law would allow ing her head around the corner so as “ Do you think “ O, tho jintleman that's brought mo jolly fun! And to see how they’ll come us to do it, Doctor ?" asked thq Pro­ to see something of the fun, and she here knows my misfortuno well enough.” back after it! Old Lawton furious and lessor. “Ishould like very much to looked like tue figure-head of a ship But the gentleman was as astonished little Jack full of the story—ha, ha I It moored in the next street while she did as the magistrate himself, and as inca­ will bo fun !" it; some dozens of very little boys crept “ Please do,” said Tom, seriously. pable of guessing the culprit's meaning. “ But it will scare him so," said one under the canvas side# of the circus, Ho dropped on the step# aa ho spoke, “ You will own, I suppose," said his Small boy. . and received the reward of the wicked, and, lying on hi# face, began to moan : worship, “that you stopped this gen­ “ You hold your tongue," said Tom. namely, a whole .performance fdr “I’yo killed him ! . I’ve killed him J “What's the fun of the joke if it I’ve killed him! I’Ve killed him 1” in a tleman on the highway ? " nothing, with a dash of danger in it, “ O, yes I did that same." didn’t?" which ;h much better, than tamely pay­ way __________________________ that waa terrible to hear. “And that you took from him fifty And so Harry pocketed the telegram The Erofeasor looked at the Doctor, ing for the same. The poor little fel­ and biddiflg good-bye to bis friends, I He slipped back and opened the door, pounds in Bank-of-Wexford bills ? low, who was excessively slim and “ And there your honor’s right again.** departed. ont ran a ttlo slender figure, that ought never to have been stripped until “Well, then, you perplexing vaga­ It was noon, next day. The boys 1 knelt down by Tom, and whispered : hi* shape hod begun to assert itself— bond, what do you mean by your mis-' were playing play ini’ io in tho the school-vaxd. school-yard. Little <• iv,-1, which it hadn't when I saw him—turned fortune ? " . Jack eat perched upon tho gate looking all too many cortwhofijs, and grew dark Tom lifted up his head, and saw little “Sure, I menu that the money wasn’t out along the road. He was talking to Jack Redbura, and gave a scream, and under the eyes and weak in tho knees, in my pocket above a week, when the hia chum, Will Sparrow. caught him in his arms, crying: and wax quite wilted before the per­ dirty bank stopped payment, and I was “Six weeks to vacation,” he said, formance was over. ’Then we swept on Oh, he’# alive ! he’# alive I he’# robbed of every shrillin'." “ and then I bhail have six more with alive 1” over and over again. with the returning tide, and walked momma. I shall go out with her to tee “ Yes, he’# alive/ said the Professor ; SacurrasY Bumow’s recent journey the two mile# back to Frascati, because things, and in the evening she will take “and Tom, your telegram was never to Kentucky was caused by .the death of. the road was so good and the wood# to me in her lap M if I were a baby. I an uncle of Mrs. Bristow, and the neces­ beautiful, ahi the sjtarnocn so fine,and love to be mamma’s baby wtill. It is hi* trick and dragged a confession from sity of preparing tp administer upon a all tho way over the '.Campagna lay a nioo-notbiog ia #o nio« as that, though him; and I amuTged that a nuNMagv large estate. The uncle, who was very faint mist that was'Tovely to look at, the boy# laugh at me for it. Well, what about nothing should be sent through7 wealthy, left but two heirs, Mrs. Gen, and out of the mist in the purple dis­ can that be driving so fast? If it the telegraph, in order that you might Bristow and he# mkiried sister, to tance loomed the dome of St. Peter, that filled us witli the same sort of awe should be mamma oomo to ago me I” see it arrive. The Doctor was in the whom the whole of the entire estate waa He jumped down from the gatepost plot, and if any one has been the victim willed. Gen. Bristow was made by the that a little mountain would have dute and ran out into the road ; but the : of a joke, it is you." will sole executor of the estate, and his iu the Rome situation-; and beyond vehielo that approached held only ons j “ But, young man,” said the Doctor, business in Kentucky was to make ar­ that, under a clear and mellow sky, young man. It was the telegraph mw- "ff it had been #eut, that message of rangements to enter upon ids duty as the Mediterranean lay like a sheet of •enger ; they all knew him. He asked your#, It might have ended in a very executor. Mrs. Bristow, under this flame.” for Professor Lawton, and stood wait- tragic way. It is evident you don't will, thus comes into the posssecioo of ing for hi# coming with K grave conn-; kaow how strong a boy’# love for hi# A Felknch officer, who fought in the about S250.000. tenaii'’e. When he came he whispered j mother may bo, or you would not have Crimea, has related uow an Engbsb A small boy approached the great showman Barnum at Montpelier, tho other day, and asked, him what he would give for a cherry -colored cat. “-Ten dollar#,” replied Barnum, “if if is really cherry-colored.” Soon the boy walk nd into hi# study, and in a minute i I gntu yon didn’t think, or you wouldn’t returned to Barnum’s hotel, and un­ loaded a black oat at Bornum’s feat. him a largo yellow envelope. j torture ; and you do not know how dan­ .. . ; gercus #uoh a shock might bo to any 1 Nov far fun.” one; specially to a dedicate little.fellow Professor Lawton took the message . Eke that." , ■ august u, 1874. ASHAXTXE OATHS. The ninth issue of correspondence re­ garding the lute Ashantec invasion con­ tains the form# of treaty lately entered into between the British Government and numerous petty king# and chief­ tains exercising power near the Gold Coast settlements. All alike swear they will not again make war on allies of England, or combine with the enemies of Her Majesty Queen Victoria; they will invariably obey the orders of the English Government, and employ every effort to maintain peace and quietness on the coast. King Amakdy, of Appolonia, and his ten chiefs, swear by their “.groat Fetish, River Tandor;” King Quaoce Kinuah, of Axim, and fourteen captains, by Bobo Aroissicand Accromossoo, whatever these fetishes be ; King Coffee Ashen, also of Axim, with eight follower#, by the river Emshiu ; and King Quaw Bobetian, of Aqoidah, with a tail of four gallant commanders, by the river Essiiikocv Rivers and trees appear to be the most favored fetishes among all the tribes who have given in their adhesion. The people of Boekuuii and Ahanta, towns in the Discove district, swear by the river Ahah ; those of Secondee by the grove Ebbang and.the river Annaquan; and those of Chama by tho rockLaggoo and the wood Inteath. Only the inhabit­ ants of Tacarndy have a peculiar-fetish in the Wuzer of Tacorady reef. Prob­ ably these treaties will prove as worth­ less as the ridiculous fetish in whose name they were sworn to. That African Kings have elastic notion# about the exact value of oaths waa. sufficiently proved by tho Ashontc# potentate dur­ ing the British advance dpon-Coomasaie. That petty despot# are likely to respect treaty obligations until they may bo broken with impunity. Fear being a more powerful, agent in preserving order among savages than any covenants, how­ ever solemn, it is just as well that the Kings signing these treaties have been fined for tho part they took in the late war. The Monarch of Western Appolonia has to pay 50 ounces uf gold ; he of Axim, 100 ounces ; the King of Prince#, 10 ounces; Qua> Bobetinh, 15 ounces; J utin Ashon^G ounces ; Boyre Qunsnie, 28 ounces; Quow Gxsaah, 11 ounces; and Cudjoe Fraiaoo, 4S ounces. Tho English exchequer cer­ tainly will not be much, richer for these fines, siuco thdir aggregate amount is only equivalent to £1,168. Bnlthcfict of their being levied may teach Afri­ can despots that the luxury of engaging in war against England can only be purchased at some personal sacrifice. This lesson may produce more lasting results thaa all tho treaties iu tho world, even if the latter were sworn to on those real African fetishes, rum and pork. THE STUEY OF A ROSE. A rose with so pretty a little story __ and so full of romance as th*#, ought to be beautiful, and so in the Cherokee Rose. Hera is the story told of it: “ An Indian chief of the Betainole tribe was taken prisoner ^y his enemies, the Cherokees, and doomed to torture, but fell so seriously ill that it became neces­ sary to wait for hia restoration to health before committing him to the fire. And M he laid prostrated by disease in the cabin of the Cherokee warrior, the daughter of tho latter, a young, dark­ faced maid, was his nurse. She fell in love with tho young chieftain, and winking to nave hi# alite, she urged him to e«cajie. But he would not do un­ less she would flee with him. She con­ sented. Yet before they had gone far, impelled by soft regret ut leaving home, she a iked permission of her lover to re­ turn for the porpose of bearing away aomo memento of it So retracing her footsteps, she broke a sprig from the white rose which climbed ap the poles of her father’s tent, and preserving it during her flight through the wildernew, planted it by the door of her new home in the land of the Seminole*. And from that day this beautiful flower has always been known in Florida and throughout the Southern States by tho name of the Cherokee Rose.” NO. HERCHER-TILTON. waa disposed of to-day by Judge Kiiey. Neither Mr. Tilton nor his counsel waa prea- miltoo on Friday evening is published to-day. Mrs. Tilton claimed that she told Busan B. Improper conduct with several Brooklyn geqtleman. including Mr. Beecher, but that she eror oonf«Med beraelf - guilty to Mb# Anthony. • Tho Third Diatrict Conrt-rocm in Brooklyn waa again crowded thia morning Vjr thoao who were anxious to oboervo the changing phases been disposed of. Justice Riley called the libel case of Gaynor w. Tilton, instituted last week, and read the following decision » “ I entertained the complaint in this case and issued a warrant against the defendant, knowledge of the complainant or his position in the matter. The defendant was. arnxtcd •onallj and by counsel. Mid tbo complainant admit tod by the complainant, and thus made Commonwealth were my only notivaw in bringing this case to trial, and, os they would have full satisfaction before a higher tribunal, I therefore withdraw tue complaint " Meaarii. Beecher and Tilton have written ittara to MoulteK requesting him to tell all committee, and Moulton .has accordingly notified the committee that he will make a “ clean breast" on Hasurday evening, August Mr. Moulton, in' bis letter to the Investi­ gating Committee accepting the invitation to appear and testify, save: “I hare ondesvorud upon all- With’ tho conacut or requ«et* at Mr. Bcecbsr aud Mr. Tilton I have felt myaelf ready, •orrovfnlly, to are all tho facta tint I know about tbo object of Inquiry of the committee, produce whatever papal a I havo plaint was not made with the knowledge or libeled. Now, while A is true that a libel is a public offense, it ia also true that it is such an offense because of the private injury it inflicts upon the individual libeled. “ Complaints of thio kind usually originate with the person assailed, although it is not always absolutely essential that thia efiould bo aatp’ with them if they desire it, with per­ haps the one stipulation that if I waa to give I might bring with mo a phono­ graphic reporter in order that I ehould Since I am uow fully released from my confi­ dential relations to parties involved in thia sad affair, and, since my only proper statement may interfere without Incurring odium or cen­ must consist of truth, tbo whole truth, and sure of any kind. As the public offense, how­ nothing but the truth, 1 see no especial reason ever, oonaisto in the injury dope or threat­ ened to the individual, it ia hardly oonsirtant at auotta*. But aa my statement must ncccrwith legal principles to aaaume a crime from a sarily include a great multiplicity of facto and conversation or publication, however virulent, papers, I must ask a Rule, delay to arrange when the person therein mentioned, who ia and copy them. Accordingly I suggoat generally supposed to bo the best judge of Saturday evening, August 8, as an evening what may be its effects ujkju his own repu­ • tation, declines or omits to prosecute there­ the committee.” Naw Yoaa, Aug. 7.—Several of tbo mem­ for. The person mentioned in tho publica­ tion complained of is a citizen of Brook - bers of the committee haring intimated their intention to leave the city to-morrow after­ ceraiLlo aa to the complainant in thia caae noon for the eocutry. requested their chair­ man, Mr. Sage, to make errs igementa with’ plaint, and does not unIto in tbia prosecution. Mr. Moulton to postpone his statement until I have concluded, at this stage of the case, Monday. Accordingly Mr. Sage wrote a note that it is my duty to dismiss the oomplaint, to Mr. Moul ton.yaking him to postpone hie not because tho complainant did not have a appearance before the committee till Monday right to make it, but because tho |>eraou afternoon at 3 o’clock. Moulton replied con­ alleged to have boon hbotod does not now senting to the change, and will bo examined uaito in this prosecution; but, aa I may be ou Monday at the hour named. The Brooklyn Eagle publishes as interview wrong in my views of the law, I will incur no risk of error in Hie matter. I shall not, with Henry 0. Bowen, who is represented as therefore, dismiss it now, bat give notice saying of tue Baesher-Tiltou case : “This en­ that I will - do so on Wednesday morning tire business has caused mo much pain. I stands uljourood. My object in thus pootpouing the fipal decision Is to afford tbo complainant. so opportunity to apply to the Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus to compel me to proceed. If I err in refusing in this kvent I shall chee: fully perform wluitiade. Otherwise I shall terminate the case aa I have already stated.” When Judge Utley had finished leafing his decision, Mr. Gaynor said: ••Does your honor hold that under tho law I have no right to bring thia complaint ?" Judge Hiiey replied that, inasmuch as ho was not supported by tho party liteled. ho had prepared this decision and would dismien ths complaint on Wednesday next, if no other stoia were taken by tho complainant. have. The public will yet learn that the at­ tacks on mo were brutal and unjustifiable. I otdy keep quiet under them in deference to my family. Although my name baa been charges against anybody yet, and therefore I have not been invited by tbo committee to appear. If subpoenaed into court, I shall bare to appear.” Bowen Alluded to tits agitation shown by Mrs. Hooker in Plymouth Church, caused by her belief in Beecher’s immorality, and but would have announced it to the congregation. Being asked if Beecbor ever did him an in­ jury, Bowen said. “ I could construe his course unkindly. 1 considered it all along my duty, ucvcrtheleos, to retain my position and l>ow in the church, because 1 intended to be ex-Judge Morris, couiwcl fur Mr. Tilton, ob­ there after him, as I wm there before him.” jected to tbo Court liearing anything that bo Ao to Tlltou; Bowen said he did not care which had to say. Tbo Court agreed with tho coun►•et, arid Iho case waa formally adjourned to warily justify me before ti»e public, and I will never go down to my grave without Wednesday. Tho committee have learned that Frank saying something concerning my relations with Moulton ia tho guest of Bon Buller, af Bay thio scandal. Moulton la pimped in an awkward View, Maes. Thsy regard hia testimony aa of position, but I believe ho will toll tho truth. the utmost importance, but it is improbable The statement of Woodhull, offered the com­ that he win give it? mittee, should havu been received. Were I a member of tbo committee, I would accept tes­ Naw York, Aug. <•—H. W. Bags, Chairman timony from any source-” . of the Beecher Committee, having written to In tho evening tho Committoe of Investiga­ Mr. Tl]lon, asking for the documcn a with tion met and held a consultation, lasting hb chargee, the taller raplfo# in writing io tho about two hours, and at its conduction visited effect that be appeared before the cctncditcc and began to read tho papers referred to, maitied cloaotod until a Ute hour. There will when he waa interrupted by the committee's lawyer, who suggested that Mr. Winslow, a evening. member of the committee, should perform Tira coming transit nf the placet the duly of examining them. Having acqnicscod in this suggestion, Tilton expected a Venns, Dea 8, 1874, is an event of call from Mr. Winslow, but about thia limo great importance to the sciantitle world, lie w*s arrested at the instance of Gsjuor, and exteuatke preparations are lieing and so tho matter rested. He then informs tho mndo for tho observation of that planet committee that he has at last c jnia to the con­ across the sun’s disk. The last transit clusion that, aa they are “ a committee of Mr. Beecher's friends, appointed by himslcf, ex- visible from the earth occurred in 1869, and there will not be another till 2004. iployad excluaivoly lor hie vindication; By the knowledge we now poeMcss, as a basis for calculation, it is impossible to ascertain the earth’s distance from the giving no opportunity for tho opposite aldo to sun within 300,000 miles. When the croaB-axantino aoch as voluntarily appear; irabllnlilng or Eupprcasing their iesUtntniy an total distance is about 91,480,000 miles, you boo fit, and so far aa my own experience os alight a matter m tho distanoabove mentioned would scam to be of no prac­ A FARMKR8 LIFK. wrre irrelevant to the coae, and omitting to tical importance*; but a variation o( 40 What can be pleasanter than the life publish in your imperfect and unjust report times the earth’s diame’.cr render# of a Missouri fanner ? At daylight he of my testimony, all that was moot pertinent computation too uncertain to suit ssUp and examine-* the holes amiind hia corn-hills for cut wpnna, then he sonation which will be taken next Desmashes codling-moth larrn with a toe­ cimber will leave a margin of only 50,­ handle until breakfast. The forneoon 000 miles open to doubt Aa the transit ’ is devoted to watering the potato-bug# will occur in the winter, tho base of ol>with a aolution of Pari# green, and after withdrawal. servatioQ must be located south of the Frank Moulton has at last arrived in Brook­ dinner all hands turn out to pour boil­ lyn. He a&td in ah interview that he Usd not equator. Great Britain will have sta­ ing water on the chintx-bug# in the corn tion* *in the Sandwich island# and in favorite occupation ia smudging peach tree! to discourage the cuxoulio, and, after a brief season of family devotion at the shrine of the night-flying coleop­ ters, all the folks retire and sleep Moulton said, with groat dnocrity, that bo ■till adhered to tbo ooluioa exptesaod to. iho Committee, that the matter aliould havo been battalion of infantry destroyed two Rus­ sian regimcuU. The Russians tired inceuwatiy, an<F did not low a foot of and the grass u opjx-ra tinkle agoinat the ground; but they wore excited, ttfjd panes and r umreon them to the labors aimed badly. On Luo contrary, the of another day. in writing by both Beachor and Tilton. ‘ English infantry avoided undue haste, seven other localities. The United State# will have eight parties in the field. France will occupy three sta­ tions, Russia four or five, and Germany five. The problem is simply the geometrical proaesa of constructing t»o Hides of a triangle in order to determine the third. given a very sucewwful garden -party at and Mra. Wm. Howitt have both catetimes stronger when his pulse oontin- the tonic. WiUiam J. Garnu», a«atuRt Tbeudoo Ttiten. ” Boy, VW h*ve stolen my trade,1 at the age of nfewken years. HmeHghtS over “ the eUtc of th© artistic �■ . um»aurmi SE !«» >nn tetthwe hMMnn bwn . • J room for more. i Some few old State juurnatats may AUGUST 14. let- FBHUV, ' ! ing to bi* idea? lioard, c«f which the old ?ndy kept thr , tailed about $100 in greenbacks and 1 $3,700 iu Mrs. iMJtwf. I In- ]'uara»n bsw always been in the habit of employ-^ ing colored domesfrea.' and hai a1W|)’M breu faithfully served. old girl, who always Ep one flight, btttte f.-ik» in while, Downy bsad*. Crafle.beds. F-*£<*< pure aud bright. dondneted her-1 Fell very properly, till all of :i sadden, ■ she dissppeawd, night, one about two weeks ago.-The good uht people _ Whsl do they do iu Raby Lund ? thought il was rather queer, l-ut never suspected anything ; wrong, till on Friday evening, when on going to the sideboard io get a little money, Jolly timaataw they. the fat wallet with the full roh of greenbacks was missing, while fur­ Whal do they say In Baby Land ? Why, the oddest ibinp ; Might Us well Try lo Uli . ther search showed were also gone. Hint the notes There is no clue to woman came (ram the Indies’ car and rushing into the smoking car, frantic­ ihe -train. Delivered U their A YLSWORTH & FULLER, W. PhHtip^ add^ MMd Inati i( Wi>T*« Would rmrpeetfnlly inL-irm the Fablir that I LATH. SHINGLES. ha has purehamd the stenk and good will of I WATER LIME, the show namad Arm and sb alI continue SALT. HAIR STUCCO. Poplins, Grass Cloths, Is. . the very Prints -Attention is naturally called.to the! . she hadn't got use I to it j >t. among other.things, contains an Egyptian ed around the young Hird e'nquent • - The conductor on the avenue cars mummy. 3,000 years old. preacher. He "shook" creeds and The S. S- Assembly has thus far been a forms. Jlo contlemed the trite ec­ Washington, nre supplied with little ! grand suecesa, as it promised richly lo be in clesiastical utterances which the Meal instruments called punches. that tlicy wear slang to a belt under Well, on old serrn'or Dr. Fowler of Northwestern Uulwrsity, j mmware of this improvement, got on Bishop Jones, and John B. Gough. n car in bis tiruol happy condition To-day (Saturday) is Childten's Day. and when a conductor approached । Tbonsandi of children from tho country, liitn, drawing out his juneb-, the old cities and villagss around, end from abroad, genlleinau roared out, '‘Don’t shoot; | are having a gloriotls for BEST ly ctw an old drunken man lying ou very cheap: Abolan. Hn iwmoved her place ot hu»bw« <« ‘he first door south of . 8»«th A b11’ natn'a Hardware. Notions, ISTZETW C3-OODS AT LOW PRICES ! Wonderful bey on! -icrcription. HICHIGA’I NEWS. body's grandpa.” The laleot Juvenile P*PCT A RaaAaiUDUt Saicmer — An individual lately committed suicide iu a Parisian Irolel. His headless body A Rltle six-year-old daughter of a Bur r.nni’a street parade with'gie.it inter­ est, the oilier day and finally said to minister's ------- SHUTTLE- VSR WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY * ‘ ON HAND II»rta< aocotad U» ■rrvkroot M1M wownwg, ‘ . gailrcxto. I intend to maintain tbo reputation of I Miriilgati Central Kailroad Selling GRAND RIVES VALLEY DIVISOR. FOR Lower Yankee Notion-, Ate. i Boots and Shoes. 50 Dollars 1 ! lectures LOSING OUT SILL I I THE Cnicato & Lake Bma Railroad. BEST l.’l THE WORLD! PJCNIXSUJCAR DIVISION-. ;2TTlin IHxhiwt Premlam was Time Table taking effect June lob, 1874. guarded to H at offering lo the public our enure stock of Good*, eo.i*urfinf of Laurine r-harlottr o:.., s IMtevne IUtU<<:rr-k Vl.k.Ninth Dry Goods, Notloos, Clothlog, Beecher’s works aro the cove! “Nor­ DeTroh, I* wood the "Star Papers," for many years enjoying an imense popularity ; the “Lectures to }oung men Crockery, Boot-. Shoes, Wall Paper and a full the line of Groceries, of the Independent on a 'Tr».in« WeBt, Xf»n • Fr'l will Exproro Coach R,Ule Cr>k 0hi» State Fatal Nurtlirra ,0M-> Fair? Amer. lasliUite, N. Ti; Cinrinuntl Evposltlon t ladiMsapalU Exposition; -u’ B ! MtllteeU Ii.-kelr. Val«p*ralM> Clilraftu SL Louis Fair; FoUtli Brad Trains Knst. Mtataiopi State Fata; Ctoeaso VatpaGra IlwLrir. BrUlwMI tmotts Iknd SS2ES.1 vwtaemti Haute Crock emJ BEST StfflBG MACHINES, ' For Cash I K-.l r .1 >. Ch. rDtoWMafite'Mk*- COMPETITION 11 large Harc end Emmt Bmiih. twe young salary. He now writes hooks (or J. B. Ford girls «nd inmates of a bou»« of 1° f*“e ** Adrien bare be?a arreted for Mduoitf a & Co., edits their paper—the Christ­ A romactie York, III., girl fhoaghl , moi Union—and supplies them the to Maud MuHerixe and “rake the sermons, which are printed, in the meadows sweet with hay.” She river at Kb*- Saginaw. Tuesday. . “Plymouth Pulpit.” From all these stood over n yellow jacket’s nest as The Vahlishera- Ajwociation al Bast S*<i- sources—tho industry of busy life— she swung her little rake. First jump ■ to the house, half a mile. 2y fortiinn. But he . s! GREAT BARGAINS IN A man baa kept corked up in a battle, willxmt air. food or drink for Knapp once dewxibed the terrible TfcAI?<fl RUN BY CHICAGO TIME. SHAWLS. reported to be Din din *, Draiding, Dnihrnidrritig, Quill­ ing uml Stitohing fins ar Ittuu'if gooils U is unsurpusaMl. ■Where we have no Agents vre -will driver a Machino fxr tho price named above, at th* no irast Rail Road BOOTS & SHOES, Station of Pur chasers. CLOTHING, Hesdies iapfiirSfiwwg Ha- IKO. The racket of a Milwaukee family a year, and they areas lively as ever. He proposes, if he l»v<n CRo-gh. long they can stand it. MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. to have made a is CMcRt° ** u*4* *"UcT K.». TAYDUK ftay<-rt»ioaC«a. Fert Wayns, Jactaan & Sajiiaw R. R. DRESS GOODS, careless in money matters and not ‘ sharp in looking after the profits of w,,r^‘- which stp to his publishers minutes. to aee Mt. Beecher ought Marhlae? ta Ute Market wi-r? ia direct South'lieM Wtan •* «lrht»»u Craj.r.1 iU.i- | nwU tte Inti. I’«r« * £?Wv**’ I IteUwoy. <>* *•* £»• I to tlw whole church now. Di’lauce Michigan Editor?, m a gvneml. thing, taw। Time, two WALL PAPER. I a s(*U night, Orvilk Harris, of Battle Creek, whoae aen ft GROCERIES, NEW GROCLRT STORE! ST. «F" DM Machiws taken fa Evtan*e. CROCKERY. Ooint North. HORACE BOLTON Provi-on GgorjlA State Pair; • FOR BUSS THS but I suppose I must set au example from the score eleiren fret. Lontanna stalo Fair; nud daJu-r t:i? largest and lie*t the second volume been sure ol pub­ healthy. •Ergo,’’ feed hardware. lication within a reasonable period. The Nation Hotel al Spring Lake -was Bui Mr. Beecher sends his work out burned last Tuesday. Loss $-1,000. Nearly by piece meal and cannot ta hurried. I covered by insurance. The second volume is two thirds I The Berrien Springs burglars have each | received a sentence of ten years iu the printed. The rest abides the event. Mr. Beecher was for years editor htlle girl, I could go to the circus, Caj tiio Wcrid-Renowned frequently । litery him n»*«-v work should bring bri ** tn 15.- , everybody H. R. DICKINSON. ••"■’-or Uc He FARMERS, MERCHANTS, mechanics. Than any house in town, at the same ttac I Two butchers of Schoolcraft, found In “Yale Lcctnrefi," three volumes the stomach of a beef they butchered recent­ •'Fruit, Flowers and farming,” and was found in his room, together with ly twenty-right nails, one to three inches j the “Life of Christ," of which one a letter which ran : '• I was bored I volume, has been published and sold and have killed myself. Let no one lo the amount of 50,000 coppies. It lie accused of my death. Do not look two quite lone plecM of brars belt buckles. would have sold more largely had sell, hi order not to be recognircd.” 7ILSON A Complete fisortmest Of Millinen ndI FANCY «Ol»»S ■ f 00, and out of his valuable r.cwsp •Ob, say, don't hurt him; he is some­ her papa, “If I wa’n’t a Boots, Shoes, (fottonadw andCassimttes a door step, the prespirntion pouring are Revs, Dr. Eddy, Warren of Boston. Tai­ er, the Chrutiau Vnion, ho may off his face and a crowd of children Mage of Brooklyn. Curry. Hurtt. may draw another $28,000. These preparing to make fun of him. She sums aggregate $C>5,000, to which ih«rc a grander oonvoMtlon of may be added marr'age fees and the took her little apron nod wiped his >d gtoriooa rwaltR hr fr-«i w*H face, and then looked up sn pitifully j numerous perquisites that fall into M. C. Wracox. fellow. in the rest and made this remark the Inp of that popular preacher. Mr. watched MRS. L. O. CROCKER Cisx-lccsJ wi.iu u,L. tbou. during the year, nt the highest price*. from Canada and England, while the6dv thouHand. Of mhttMtarc. 8. 5. •«hrrioir 5t». Protably fron^this source be cams aands of mintFlrrs. 8. 8.will superintendent*. tadw, and aB elas^ia Mutilate the . ________ not less_than ___ *10,000.' His ordinary A little girl in Rending, Pn., recent­ olergyman ing, Crockery, lo cents. W.H. KOCHER &BRC. •red woman, who rode four squares 1W‘000’ >25.000. before she gut breath enough Io ex­• principal, A a worker, of the U. 8. and » atornm liefiy." ,a new Ideal K.r’rKl. Mall. ’tw pm - fell »*o fclM 141 ns altering n good articif-. aud iuvita tiiu ftt- Ctartotv. X13 liS -we ■ontina'h» public to jm examination of Vmi.Mit ’IOi-s &M। ordinary pulpit inoathed, nnd he set rithiUp. Bota, where we will be glad in . 7.« U I goods and prices, before purchasing rtMtiar* ra Mi MWJtain-. lip standards of his own. He was 4 „. Mo Ilammnnd. | eUewherc. . > S.1* Grand Baplda, 4,44 empathelicly ii "hroud church.” Il Goins Kaurt. believed ij^re in heaven than in hell Dm Ey. r» Jt advocated freedom and femperaie,! 1424 p m •'.>< a 1X47 *-M I.ll |.2» nnd-spread fi table at which widely , discordant views had equal hospital- ijity. So as the church grew and Mr yon scoundrel; don’t shoot, J am a morrow, tbaugh the multiluds here will 11 Beecher became its central figure* Senator,’’ saying which he tumbled prwriiing. pr«;rr prayer -meeting. w«lc., and. have preacutng, .„,f___ back, fulling into the lap of a fat col-I his ' 7^'’,'"' V” S”“'• • h “ salary ”la,y went on on progressing, P™««“inS. until u«il claim: ‘'Fore de Lord, but that Sen- . Brooks’ prop. Maple Prove. Proprietors. COBSETS »n< HOSIER 1’ in Brooklyn, dud this naturally gnthei- tfirir eoats. long* to »«y fUr AH (be *bovc HA RDY & AINSWORTH, • Hats, Caps, Cloth­ Leaving Nnebville Aug. Rd. coming from j ministers! and literary life of Mr. Detroit by Mewmrr, and vUiting Niagria Beecher, and io the probable profit of Conductor, do please slop Ihc tram Fella, etc., in due lime the' arena of present | his work*. lie came, a young'man I’ve left my Laby The train was national and internal ional Sunday. School and poor, to Brooklyn more than slopped, and the baby Recovered, twenty-five years ago and was glad amidst the hearty cheers of the peo­ Fair Point is 723 feet above take Erie lo preach for a sinsll xalan-. He ple on the platform and the pusson made Plymouth Church. It is ns the marked peculiarities of the climate. gers; nud while the young mother The sir. coming from the Lake, Is fresh and much his j reduction as is any child laughed and cried and hogged .her bracing, importing kenltb and vigor. of his brain. There wns a strong little one. sue tried to explain taw Congregational sentiment and feeling Uic Lat>y was such a new' one lh.it Rutland ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE c-r ■ . । •• Utaulifal tor situaiiaa i* Laks Cbru- Catching sight of lbt» con dneter; she exclaimed, piteously, “Mr. 1 How Mr. Beecher M^kn Money. ally appealed to cvcrytady lo slop ' Glover Seed, &c., Dry Goods, Groceries waving the Whisky'llway. “Yes, perhaps so.” replied ••Put,’’ corking tip the tattle. “The fact is .mister, I nevet did. think much of Latin, Greek, grammer and them oth­ er dead btngtuiffer, mid I never learnt ’em. No. sir. the motto of this paper is‘Progress and Liberty,’ nod we don’t core a damn for grammar or ttnvbody else Detroit .Fret Press, GnMrs the -Mute h*- Terre Henle depot, a pretty young |’ COEN. APPLES, OATS,!I ouL But I hare observed some terribly constructed sentences in this number of year paper,” continued tho teacher Wbo is Queen in Baby Land ; Mother, kind and sweet | the cars were moving away from the POTATOES, gUOCMSSO* TO graoimer.1"Wall, most of Ihem hive," replied } “put" as he removed the cork from a pint bottle and handed the stuff the girt’s whereabouts. A curious incident recently occurr­ ed on a Western railroad train. As One day he look a ing: • . “You will pardon me, but J itaught editors hod ut least a lair knotalgeuf ■ win ’ : Bfcta. BOTTOM PRICES. DRESS GOODS, P1«M Her Jx»»» 70 • Lot 1M.1 i i MrfO । old press and fifty pound* of type F- -over io CbarKitle, (mm Jscksoir and ’ started a paper. Il wan n pretty thin J sIircI, and all the urignal inalter in it I seemed to have hern writrn while •‘Put” was ou a bender. Tbn utter Idiau-gard. ol grammer and decent, -j English forced the Charlotte school I aiauici master to make a call ou "Pal" lo w *H»y » tor wbnl sort of a human being he was. Be was cordially received, and finding the editor good usltired, he opened the subject, of sramuiar, say­ ihciT modegt gsms iu aa nucicut aide- Market Price ter j remember‘‘Pul” Durgins. He wax j A fait type-setter, a great drinker, and ■ what h« didqt^ know «taut I paper wasu^L>rth knowing, accord­ tanks mid havo always stored away j ___ .l- ' Store >ns,Jc NohTiU,. Aa, Wb 1874. 0HAS. W. DEMARAX JEWELEB * OPTMIAS DOWfi & ALLEN. Wilwn �—: GKOCEBIEJ, Drugs, PROVISIONS w. n ituraed from there last Friday. | Mr. J. C. McT»ean, of the Ver —The ! monlrille Hoijse. keeps th© “boM" We would respactfiilly announec lathe {in the village.' Costumers will public that we have added a full Hua of nl^^s-be treated With the best in Boots aad' Shoes to onr stock, which we I'tisinrsa fur himself,—started a gin­ the tnntkrt. "When occasion requires, wilt sell very cheap for cash. mill. •’ 46 . W. H. Koene* & Dao. eall on him end satisfy the “inner —Hark.' what means tbst bugle man." IVotice- *T« th© bind boys with their blast! ‘ new instniments. —Mrs. J. W. Carpenter killed black snake iu her yard the other day which measured five feat —The carpenters School now shipping i have nearly completed their work on tbe lower ■lery of Trttman’s hrfck. .B YOUNG. M.~D. Office two —Tlie thermometer stood 100 io t iaor* m«U| nt Trurasn'- Mnrr.Main Rrtrrt.. theslmdo, quite a while last Tnesdity, KaatKVto. OMaateicntaiml la t> *. m.a»«to7 Whew ! but wasn't it hot ’ W BooIih, Stone nd Wooden Ware. Amd aTt kinds nf Goods tVnrH upon Hance's brick has been Kuilau la hereby’given that in accordance The’bld. the Yeung, th* Hirh, the Loi with Section 40 of ‘.he Charter for ths Vil­ p/xt-Hiued for several weeks on nc- lage cf Nashville, Mich., I will sell the fol­ the Rich, the Poor, .Ina Bond and the Fre, are all served alike. . •■.inut of the inability . to procure towing dewibed property, situated tn Nashbr‘c*t1878: The Child can gel just as Good Bar ­ A game of base "Ball was played grins as the Aged. between the “Wolverines" of Ver­ Austin Barnum, Lot 0*. R.B.G. add. J2.78 Mito Osborn. •• 72. •* “ 2.61 montville and tire “Chelsea” of Ches­ 3.01 ter at Cheater, last week Thursday. Non Residents, Lot 10. O. A. P, add, 2.45 Our motto is to sell as cheap as Score Wolverines 50; ChelscL, 21, ............................... •• •• 2 45 tbe cheapest, give 36 ozs. This is a big heat, taking into oonaid «• •« 122, 2.45 era!ion the fact that the Wolverines “ 123. 2.45 change every time. •• Iol2,bl'k7, A-W.P. add. 2.07discounted the Cliches on inings. REDUCED 20 PER CENT, "AR. a W.WTCKHAM. Particular —The workman on the new bricks, 1/ tftaflM alren In Hw trratm^.t trf htr.fr —A ■ - -A-..finished the stone work sud began ARNO STRONG, Plain and Fancy V SUh IMnfev. Every v^riritof J«A» Frintia* •wmwtodwnhMatemM.arrarx’y'raddlspaL-h. Of- HINMAN. • and Ha'r I»« D Fashionable Barber All kind* of wtwk dona Aar C.C.Idusley, Lot 1ft, B. B. G. ndd, 10.10 I buy all kinds at produce in thri* season. • • “ " 103. " “ 2.85 The above devoribad properly or a portion Our !>u»jn*M i« conducted on strictly ternof each description Io be sold August 15th, peranet principles. 1874. Sale to commence at nine o’clock, —Downing & Allen are selling off Express office building, Westside of Main St., Xashvila, Mieb. their stock of goods at cost, prepar­ “Cholera morbus” haa put in an appear­ l>Al«d Naabvilla, July 10tb, 1874. D. C. GRIFFITH atory io going out of business. ance, but grten applet continue to suffer, B. J. FBIGHNER, Recorder. laying hrick last Wednesday. —Boi«c & Chipman have their Cider ! Cider ! disdain to Meal. but Ju< help themsclvee, » new store enclosed and painted and like Dewey of the Banner, from the basket After the Ifttli, of Aagnat, I win m«kc WEBSTER lc HOBBS, Bbck- the carpenters are at work inside. cHrr only on Thurvdnyv, until further notice. I V nulUra. AH klwto at work tn Uw Rtarilsml|b Bsrryvllle, Micb , Aug. 8th. tlm myself, at least I think so. I awoke ■ —The Grand Rapids Saturday F. D. Souls*. 1 *B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods and Evening Post is a welcome exchange. the night. Without a second's Iom of tiae Q^.Bevt Japan Tea 90 cente at the City •’ • Itoevav* carri.nl lo »t>» pUo- hl ibc vUtaiv. Il is always filled to the brim with Drug Store. • able editorals and choice miscr.llany. discovered a pain beneath the bed clothei. LEMENT SMITH. agU Full Treof Kerosene Oil 23 centv, I examined it minutely and to my surprise 1.A.WYKR at the" City Drug Store. —A portion of the north basement found it belonged to me. I »u just-going XaahvUto- . C wall of the new brick had to be torn 11O.VBY TO MAI down and rebuilt, on account of the perienced arnnticrni that induced tnfc Id bf On real estate and personal securitce East »ax A Touxa. hank caving against and “springing Attorney* at Law. AH at once, before I had time to prepare for , it" while green. tbe alarming or ent, I emipted. 1 bolleva I Store of Theodore M*X'on. —A large glass globe in a front threw up everything but my particular a h woud window of Maxson’s drug store, sud­ opinion* regarding eome of our State sena­ Demary has a good assortment of FIXE denly btoke the other day, drenching tors, residing-at Hauling*. 1 thought (he and PLATED Jewelry, Ladies and Gents OSoe with Ctotn-»l Smith, NukVOto. Mkh. things in that immediate vicinity with sets; Chains. Rioja, tr., -which he is had arrived, and gave groans suitable to tho L1EBHAUSER, its claret contents. occasion. 1 waa overtaken by a swoon nr selling at cost. Iltf warrants every piece to —We received a call from Mr. J. something similar and a total blank ensued be as rrprcseuled or money refunded. C. Stone, forme’.y of this village, till miming, when X awoke with peculiar CmIUb*. atMl Makins doee In the Uteri shtort kL . 1 FOR SALE CHEAP Thursday, Mr. Stone is one of onr and unfieceaaary sensations in the head, and D PAR AD Y, Manufacturer of pations—he takes three copies of found myself in a boriiontal and Jbirsty po­ ui .. sition. I find ju«t time to inquire the mar­ rauia ■n*t»nc the News — and wo wish him success, Bool* and Shorn, ket value ofappka and wiiorwilliams, when rille. For narticulara inquire at Bmiv* * — Geo. Fleming and D. C. Lee, ■ commenced to go round and round like a Putnam’s hardware. 4ft.fi C. PENNOCK. went out for a little hunt, one day circus ring. I felt—for my feelings Inquire HOUSE. last week and shot 37 large xqnirels. at the Banner office—just as Debey proba­ CArr.G.tV. W. McCormick.Proprietor. Proprietor. We acknowledge the receipt of n bly feels when be ates the buildings go Mlchlijnn. •'meat." and enn truithfully testify “girrot Ing” around moraings—very early— T^A.t«KVJX<XaXS* - Michigan. when bo ia wending his peaceful way home. Thl* Hw to located, »»tl fnrntolwd they were excellent. ■n.1 •iH rojMw «■ ■ ry Attrition. tirin' H»ll for totiim-S Mid o»h«T r-ith-irntf*. find livery in . .. _ i ... io>—. • —'Tis a beautiful country north of the land, Deware of the eighth com­ I-Inrdwni’o Chen-per nnd west x>f this village. Elegant mandment and green apples. than any other firm iu the Slate. A party of llaslingites went on an ex­ N10N HOUSE. residences have taken tho place of They are now selling the new improved cursion to Spring Lake to see the rowing the pioneer log hut, and substantial F Daxcku, Proprietor. regel tn, nnd a few vtop‘pc*l off at Grand Oliver ChHled. Flow NjkWIIVtXaUXL - AMe»i»smn. frame bridges the place of ‘corduroys.’ Rapids to see the base ball play. They This Ilmme w^mrtmlly toerird tw the l>o«!nr<- Our fnrmeis, are prospering and "all started at 4 o’clock in tbe morning. If was wbieb they guarantee io give Mttsfndton or wriion of the t Hhw».' sol gwmts w<'» r»vv*r« ecery no sale. They are also aelling the is wclL” » Charlotte Plow and Drag. Union —A sad end fatal accident occurred days the weather has been conducted in a Churn, Empire Wringer, RathPHENIX HOUSE. James Baird, mpnoer that1 refloats great credit on all burn Stoves, Jefferson Nails; 1 Trirfrlrt.^. Chariot',, Mich. 'Tir-1 r!a*« r»«— in the north part of Irving township ronceene^ Tbe cool breexe fanned my and all first class Goods in their line. Inst Sunday. Richard, a son of Brycheeka and tbe pangs of hunger began to nn Walker, while out hunting acci­ steal, gently steal, o'er tny marble brow, 1 Don’t foil to give us a call. 8MTU k PUTNAM. dently shot himself in the chin, th© waa j"*1 marching into the car. with the air ball stopping near the ear. lie walk­ of a married man, wbh a o'nir consclcnc* ^yM. JONES, and possessing the ability to write my name ed home and then soon expired. with a cross, wneu I was rudely jostled by a —We received a cnll from F. S. perron that calls himself a human being. McUmber, the publisher of the Little Ilia appearance was against him. If it The tmly place io get a Suubeam.\s*l Wednesday.- The .S«H‘ hadn’t been for hia clothing he would have gASTMAN & YOUNG, JJE NRY . , Justice of the Peace, FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! 1 LARGE STOCK OF JACOB LENTZ Manufocturcre and keeps oa has SPRING and SUMMER GOODS Parlor, Library, Dm, Office ac ' GENERAL FOKTDRE! Tcgathcr with a full aauortment ol MIRRORS, PICTURES, Frt A Me Call aud get my prices before you purchase. It will enable you to buy yonr Baty Cals aid PeranWaturs GOO D LOWER. AND CARDS, BRACKETS, ' DUSTERS,iC„iC., *■**' TAILOR. COFFINS AND CASKETS, Of all styles and vises, and METAL1 SHR OUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. WIulL/N o w SMITH & PUTNAM Wmar.ufactura our Furniture from the toroughly ms sou rd luwber and war n to be as represented. tQr At t Nashville, AD kinfls ii Countdry Produce taken in Fxchnje for Goods, at the Highest Market Price. NashviPc, April 24lh, 1874. C, A. TRUMAN. vId i tr.qd, west side of Mair Mitl. Proprietor of tho WOLVERINE MILLS! — AND — WOOL CARDING MACHINE! Y OF CORSE EVERYBODY KNOWS SRiXtllaapuj ManufitciiinT at Dale’s Kill and ProvisiOH Safe! Xaatnilte, Mkh. ’ ST" Dy calling one door north qf Trupsn’s new brick, you will find hslaH»M< Ii!IiB*n I Dm, Llw, beam is a new paper, mostly for the bern no better than he should be, but I aw little folks, nnd is well worth'its sub­ forced lo admit that my costume went down iu price by coapertso*. Coder favorable scription price, 25 cents per year. circumstances be would have been a credit It is published at Cnnal Winchester, to his family. Twelve buttons shone on his Ohio. eoat, but from Its conduct it would serin —The Methodist Camp Meeting, that it onoe numbered-lhirtecn, making a held last Saturday and Sunday, south total of one abort. Tbe outoiee of hia head looked like the sad effects of fifty birth­ west of this village, was largely days, the inside did not appear to be quite attended,- we are informed. The no forward, lie broke the stillness with the young folks meandered throagh the ridiculous observation: “The train will woods, told love stories and played atari, allow me to inform you ladies and games, while the elders’ prayers went gentlemen, inside of st least several minutes, ar just after the bell rings. There is no up to the Throne of Grace. burry and seam are plenty,” saying which / —Reader, wo have been ” hard he made straight for about tbe best seat in a pressed" for locals this week. . Bui nearly filled ear. “I like a pig well enough i was not all our fault. Nothing has but Dot a bog.” happened and we couldn’t hire any one* to do something “dreadful." We had a hoff engaged to go out and Lang himself, but as we were about to rho keep* eouMawlly on hand a fall line <j! close the bargain he backed out. Millinery, oNo a good oasortu enl of Next week we hope to be more riser goods. thereby enabled to furnish you with ALL the LATEST STYLES fortunate. —The Fifth Nashville, IOTY ABD FEED STABLE! Quartdy Meeting oT Noehville charge Aug. will 22nd bo held at and 23rtl. Preaching Saturday 2. P. M-, follow ed by Quaxtcly Conference. Sab­ bath services: Love Feast at 9 A M. Preaching at lte30 followed bv Sacriment. E. D. BITGOOD. Profrcktor. Good rigs furnished of North Main Bl. NaabriUe. Mlrij. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, CHEAP. And have it warranted thoroughly, is at Lee .Reed ’s WOOL! ” You nro on the road to success, ns lon^j as you make good work, ns you luive always done.’’—B5n. S. Goodyear, Hastings. for the next crap of wook Plevse send in your . wool early. Wool sent by rail will be Promptly attended to nd sent back ce­ ding io urdera Sir. POWLES, Chrder. HEADQUARTERS "lam well satisfied with my bug­ gy."— Adam Wolf, Maple Grove. Q-IR/OCElEdljE! S " Yonr prices are below Grand Rapids. I will lake the top carriage and surprise my wife."—Jerry Boy­ ers, Carlton. CAPT. BOISE Aug, 8tb, at 'Hudson. Dr. Young Treasurer, paying the Tuition Fees and re­ stands high among the medics] fra­ ceiving from him a receipt which should be ternity and Miss Nichol* holds a State preMsted to Mr. VanArs-an. tbe Principal Teacher’s certificate, and has taught of the School. EYE and EAR! successfully several terms at Lansing, and was the former Principal of our ACUTE ANO CHRONIC DISEASES »r. R. C. THOMPSON, CATARRH, ASTHMA, Greater ^Bargains THAN EVER IN P R O V I S 1 O !N S And if I had space 1 could refer tn a hundred others that will go their last dollar quality of work. HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! 18 READY “I am delighted with, my buggy and would not let it go."— Hrm. Chidester, RullantL “ Isay positively, that those wanting Buggies, will save m-oney by buy­ ing of me! J. L. REMO. spirit of forgiveness tn be met with WOOL! My Car(liny Machine The pastor will be assisted People Uik about tho Christian D. PUBCHAS, Miller. “As long ns Lee Reed makes buggies, I shall buy my buggies of him.—A. J. Bmcne, Hastings. “ You can depend upon what Lee says about his buggies.”—IL A. Goodyear, H&slings. TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE We make custom work a specially. Please riye ns a trial and tori our work. SHOP IN HASTINGS. Hear whnt my Cnstomcrs Say. in the services by Rev. Mr- Critten­ The NaahvHie Vwiow School. den. Terms upen which foreign scholars will be admitted io the Nashville Union School: Scixscs and Kxowlbdok.—Dr. Foreign scholars dsrgirous of attending W. IL Young aud Miss Eva Nichols, the Nashville Unon School, can do so by ap42 of this village, were married Saturday Union School May blessings attend the pair through life is ye locals wish. ' FRESH MEAT sions. We had rather be with Mayor Good­ year and fricndi, who have just returned from a fishing trip up Dorth. . 'We have been once this snmmer and are talking of going again. We made some remarks about Jefferson street last week. Saturday night the sec­ ond stabbing affray within a month occur­ red an tual liigh toned street. Wm. Dal­ rymple and Lute Hyatt got Into a quarrel, in which Hyatt waa stabbod by Dalrymyle, not dangerously, but enough for ail practic­ al purposes. Dalrmple is a quarrelsome character to aay the least. ••Havsyou aay objections to our going to BUGGY TVaHliville, - - Mich., would respectfully solicit the attention of cuatamers to the foot (hat his milk are now prepared to do more and better work than heretofore. AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF. urdson, hia STOCK ol weil-uelected ^rcrtrics and provisions, Public, He aella Firat Class Goods BOTTOM PBCES FOR CASH! A complete stock of “ Michigan- Stoves,” and Agricultural Implements, on hand an' to be offered at prices heretofore unheard oi. QttZi Paid for Produce of all kinds C0I8U«PTltf», EPLEPT1C FITS, k C%C. WOLCOTT. Tbe grasshoppers are oomrug ©aat- Naahritto, Xev. let, 1876. 1>. C. BOICE. East Wife Main St., Nashville, Mich. �TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS OF and ncLcsnra' maeem or i* the teat of truth. were. f254.C67.MJ. ' — E. Buckley ACo, of Manistee. Michigan. i.-.ir.i.i. n; r.'.'. —Hon. Lander McCling wu nnminatel for oowld be carried at a profit to tho compame*. tho Fifth District. tho Michigan Central Railroad Company Newton Temple. Diatrict Attorney for the Munn, Dtatrict Attorney for the Northern Dis­ •1,918,951.03: mwcsHaneon*, •954,170.91: trict of Alabama. . —A. W. Robinson wu uomiuated by too total. «7,<M,08l.TO-Wtng •Ml.W? M in exRepublican* of tbo Third Indiana District ewes of tho earnings of the year before. —The earnings of tho Chicago, Milwaukee fqr Congress on tho 5th inal. . - , —Tbo - Republican* of tho Bixth Indiana July wore; 1B74, $153,000; 1873, $167 ,00 Sth la?t. and nominated Milton B. Robinaon decrease, •14,000. —Tho Postoffice Department at Washington —Kasson, present incumbent. »u on the has had considerable trouble with the Phila­ delphia and Wilmington llailrtad Company of eatyday. next CongTtea as grievously as it did the prn*Cannon will be returned im a Delegate from Utah to the Forty-fourth Congress. -FradDouglsM' paper, publisbsd at Wash­ ington. contains a two-eolumu card from ex­ cadet Smith, colored, which is tbo first of a dignities which he alleges wore bea]>od on him the military academy. colored ceodlng* of tho Episcopal Convention at Washington, on the 6th inaL, with a desire to be married, but aa they had uo license their pablicon* of th* Seventb Iowa District. —After easting 6?. ballots on the 5th inst./ the Republicans of the Third Iowa Con­ gressional District nominated C. T. Granger for Congress. . . -Hon. Wilson Hlisnnou was nominated tor Governor by tbe Kansu Independent Reform Convention which met at Topeka on the 5th init. ■ —Tho Exacntivo Committee of the Wiscon­ sin State Grange has Issued a manifesto to the Granger* of tbs State warning them Hurt the politicians are preparing to’ repeal tho Railroad law and all reform* passed in the in­ terest of farmer*, at Uio next session pCtoo Legislature. mending an advance iu rates over the existing schedule. Tho Government would not acccd-to the unjust demand, and just aa matters began to look bad for the Government, Tom Scott, the railroad king, came to too auiatanco of tlie department, and will carry the mails over Ida linos vik Lancaster to New —A «mpc|l of Western railroad manager*, iolvcd to restore ante-panic rales for the transportation of grain from tho interior to Chicago. Tliis is an increase of from 10 to —The railroads terminating at Cincinnati and Chicago have formed a combination, State Convention st New Orleans on the 5th agreeing to enter into a pool arrangement on —At the Buffalo races on the 7tb-fast,. Gold­ Inst-, with David Young, colored, Presidon! all through traffic. smith Maid accomplished the extraordinary —A Washington dispatch to the Chicago feat of making a mile in 3:15}. —The following nominations for Congress TYibunc Tribune says »aya that Attorney-General Williams William* —An Omaha (Neb.) dispaleh reports too were made on the 6th inst.: Georwo W. Minor, has decided that when a railroad company or Black Hills expedition in fine condition, snd nominated by tiw ProhiUUouisU of tho Eighth ' other corporation fails to comply with too too Indians terribly demoralised, twonty-ono Illinnis District. In. tbo Toledo (Ohio) Die- | law in building its road within a specified additional having died from wounds received tricl Hon. A. M. Pratt baa boon nominated by time, the lands, or no much of the grant re­ in too recent engagement with Capt. Batee' the Republicans. maining unsold, revert back to too govern­ . ment.. by the Independent Convention in eeenion at CAIXff AKO CRIJtlXALS, Topeka, Kan , on tho 6th inst. —A. dispatch from Auburn, N. Y., says —A dispatch from Wilmington, N. O., of too Frank H. Walworth, confinod in the State Gth inst. states that tho opposition ticket.al Prison at that jlaoo for tbe murder of his tho recent election In 4bat State was succcwfather in aNew ‘fork city hotel, has been taken to the Insane Asylum for Criminals iu that ful, having elected 7 out of 8 Congressmen. —Further returns from thj North Carolina city. and Teunoase, elections state that the Demo­ plicated in tho mnrdor of Elisha Eastwood, cratic majorities iu those Statesis much larger than at first reported. In North Carolina th-> Democrats have elected seven ont of eight by'Got. Kellogg. Congressman. —Late Oongreseional nomination*; 77ie Harris, of New Orleans, got Into difficulty nt a political meeting, and waa stabbed aud Republicans have nominated C. B. Darrall ia tho Fourth and J. H. flypher in the Fimt killed. —A Fort Garry special to too Bl. PaulDis- Louisiana District. Beverly R. Douglasa baa pafcA says that tho notorious Lord Gordon been nominated by tho Conservatives ia the committed suicide on the 1st fast, by shoot­ First Virginia District. tbk ators. . ing. —Dispatches from St. Paul stale that too —Tbo alleged Chicago iuccndiariM, Btuden and Anderson, have boon held for tho grasshoppers have orossed tho Minnesota Criminal Court in heavy bail. where they are killing tho corn by catiog off .—A 8L Paul dispatch says that a horrible tho «lk end of tho cob, and also taking loaves A man named Cooper Kelly run a short sword from fruit and other troee. —A Leavenworth (Kan.) dispatch- nay* through the body of Barry Lamb, killing him tho grasshoppers in Western Kansas arv doing almost instantly. immenBC damage to the crope. Letters from Cloud county aay nine-touto* of tho oom in under, Dorman A Co., cotton dealers of Bt. that region has been deetroyod. Louis, were arrested, charged with forging —Di*patcbqs from Fort Garry say that re­ warehouse cotton receipts and hypothecating porta from all eectiona of Manitoba indicato that too gnurrhopper ravageo arc not so bad •100,000 from thia branch of industry. as at first reported. —New* from Nebraska reports nearly all cowardly and heartless flight of Ossian E. •in- email grain stacked and some threshing Dodge, leaving his wife behind him. after the done. Wheat, oats, and barley will be an property into hie hands, ia meeting with uni­ average crop. —A Springfield (Ill.) dispatch *aya tbe versal aud deserved condemnation in that locality. Dodge, it ia understood, will coon wheat crop in Dial county realize* too moat magnificent antidpatione. —Report* from Kansas and Miiwourl pro­ York Herald. —Tweed, says a Now York dispatch, han nounce tho cro|M well-nigb a failure. Thosame report says that old corn is now *clbngin obtained the signature of Judge Davi* to a ■ bill of exceptions, and will have a new trial Southwestern Kan*** at $1.35 per btubei. --A dispatch from Now York announces before too general term in October. that Wall Mtreot in patrolled by a strong force —In 8k Louis on tbe 7th insL, Ida Buckley, an Inmate of Roger Plante' notorious dance- of detectives to prevent any outbreak on tho part of tbe Urge uarabors of men who are out mon and killed on the Clayton road. No cine of employment, aud ready for almost any deed of desperation. —A young colored man named Ernst Smith crixno of rape. —George H. Richardson, city editor of tbo East Saginaw (Mich.) Daily Courier, commit­ ted suicide on tho 7th. Ho was also special FIRES AND CASUALTIES. —A fire which broke out in Muskegon, Mich., on the morning of tho 1st. destroyed loss 1* variously estimated at from $600,000 to •800,000 : total iasuranee not over one-third. work of an incendiary, destroyed property in Salem. Ind., valued at $ 100,000. FIXAXCIAL ASD ISTtUSTRUL. —A Washington dispatch, dated 2d inet., to tbo Chicago Tribune, says tbo Secretary of the Treasury has ordered the Assistant Treasurer of Now York to sell gold during the present month as follows: On tho first aud third Thursdays, ♦1,500,00(>. and second and fourth Thursdays, ♦ 1,000,000. . —77io following statement shows tho condi­ tion of too public debt Aug. 1: Hix per cent, bonds... ............. .............O.a3,22a.060 Hv* OCT t. bond*................ ............ £11,038,300 Tntf I r*Mn hr.nds . ............ ............ 11,734,243,150 FOKKIG.y. —On the 1st inst., in the French Assembly, a aceno occurred iu which a Republican Deputy challenged a Bsnapartist to repeat an expression derogatory to tho Republic, aud then gave the lie to his assertion, creating great excitement, during which tbe sitting wan adjourned. , —Tho wifo of Don Carlos, of Bpain, lias been foroed to quit Franco in consequence of representations made to Uio French Govern­ ment. —According to a Ixir.don di«r>atch too mill*. destroying property valued al $30,000. VINECAR BITTERS »r. J. Walker*. (Worui fgar Bitten* ar. a porflj^* preparation, made '•biefly from —~ tire herbs found an Ibe lower rangre of tlio Sferra Nevada mountains of Califor­ nia, the medicinal pre-pertics of which arc extracted therefrom withor.t the UM of Alcohol. TIiq aucsh.in U almoe-j dailv iwkod. - What is the cause of tbo unparalleled succcas of Vinegar Hit­ ters!” Our answer U, that they remove the cause of disease, and the patient rc covers his health. They are the great blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator and Invigora'or of tho system. Nover before te. th* hirtory of the world ha* a medicine b^er. ___ .7.......________ —th j renr.arkable MC* Ml VICI.. uih:»~ —•• — —- --- ---arc a gentle Purgative a* well aa a Tome reLierinr Congrstion or Inflammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, m Bilious Dinrnse*, The properties of Dr. Walkers VinkoabBimuui aro Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutritious, I*Halive, Diuretic. Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Alteratire. and Anti-Bilfe** TEASarS uni Fortteliiife'inUf 1 nUiHemwestemlUNA CENTRAL HOTEL, IOWA K. M LAND CO HALF A DOLLAE NEW& CAT* tervention in Spain, and had uo reason to sup­ pose that other European jxjwcnt. contempla■ tod linch a step, which would not meet with encouragement from England. —Th* Earl of Egmout ia died. —Tbo American baso-liall clubs aro highly spoken of by tbe British prose, and great in­ terest seems to bo manifested in the games. Tbo game of cricket on Uio 4th inst. wu not intercirtiug from the threatening aspect of tbe weather. Both parties agreed to play but oca inning each —the Americans winning by 107 to 105. voted the entire budget, aud then dimol vod. —The British House of Common* hu re­ ceded from it* amendment to the Public Worship bill, which had been thrown out by tho House of Lord*, and tho bill may now be considered pu*ed* —Advices from Europe relative to crop* proepoctsarenot so encouraging as previous re­ Lawful moo^r d*ts............. .............. ■ 14371.000 ports. Tbo French wheat crop will be only Mstorrd dst*................ ... ............ Lews! tend** note*.............. . . ............ 8833M.3U7 M.Md.000 says the continued July beat bee done harm CeruAcsU* of drpoaU............ .............. FractKnml enmney..... Oom csrttikau* .............. only iu a comparatively small part of too Em- the two American champion clubs on' tbo .» 7i.ituio Prince’s cricket ground, near London, 1,000 .. 18,913^333 poraour wore present. Tho Bostons defeated the Athletics by a score of It to 11. —aba Bank of England han fixed too rate ■ ■ H.WMOO J l*3,98t,««3 pace. Another of the jaguar's reason­ ing maneuvers is to quietly follow the * wsiur-No. i eucago, l!.2iai.2S; margin of streams. At a sight of a th h w**t«ro, tij*auo. Kv»-9a^i.i»s. conn— u, b..PPre«ita. .iu.. dash of its paw tho game is thrown high | ’ CHICAGO. ' and dry above tho bank. Fortunately Bnxvre-Chcic* Gr*r.«i susre, 8&3s<$g.co: for the country, the jaguar has a matoii CWc* »•»««, Good to rnm. 1>top»>wp»btta,»fatlnpfal America. In a twinkling of an eye uno cmumon, M.oo©ajo of these monsters winds himself round I Fancy wwu hia body, aud crushes ont life aud •,ud wtater’ J-5-50-**-001 . . . . . . . tl.9C'46'.l.M-7 ’fc;: No. ll.9CHW.MN : Ko. No. 2 Spring. spring, ll.Ototal.M tLOlJftlLMN cracks the bonon into fragments nt the 3 Spring, OVdpZJKc. Comm—No? 2, 87c. Oats— eanie moment. A MIORT TEMPERANCE LECTVRE. Recently two young men have been sent from this city to the county_poorhonse. One ef them was a physical giant three years ago. He wm a black­ smith, and could easily earn enough to maintain six people. Dissipation-has palsied his strong arm, and his besotted intellect devised no means of support. His aged father could not feed him aud the poor-house wm his final refuge. Tbe other, a spruce, well-dressed young man, u painter by trade, received from fifteen to twenty dollars per week for his work aud could still have found plenty to do at these prices, but rum took hit power and drowned his skill, and he is a rotting pauper, a charge upon the people.—Maquoketa Eject I- i —Noh* from Spain reports that Secor Ulloa, j Minister of Foreign Affair*, hut sent a circular 1,383,866 note to all European Government* statics that tho Carlista, under the pretext of defend­ 6M3S.H3 ing religion, aro gcusy ot aaeaaeinauoD, inOne is apt to meet warm fntnde this 333,117 ceodiarirtn and pillage. In support of thin weather. 36,3363* MM.W? BdOloL ......... ........................... UJWM07 Tbo total ordinary expouditnres during the Nw says the French authorities captured a the Ohio river, was burned to tho water’s edge. wiuj performed with electric knives, and Good adviea'never comes amiiui; If it-is said that when the horrid tumor they have not got the Elmwood Collar at the store where you are in tbe habit of purchas­ was removed, the skin beneath was ns ing your goc<l«, tell thorn to got some for you sound and smooth os that of any other st oiice, and don't be put off ' with any other goods. •________ , ._______ port of the body. Notwithstanding the Go to RtvKiunuz Water Cure, Hamilton, Bl. cloud that has hung over his whole life, the yoting man has had a .love affair, like tho rest of us. In early youth he WHS betrothed to a little girl, the I Bcffr*«* to Hair pr«par»Uon» and 1-ltnjle Baut»kaa.gMKoton.or m. wu..-..!»«.(£r,:: friends, who Iilwavs loved hitn and sor- 1 their duty—to *eck it where they oould. Bother rowed with his affliction. While the •“ T°ud ....I n**». Bough Skin sad BlnrMatk*, and savate th* Matket tt.. cor. Washington. Chicago. HL / hateful tiling was upon him, it IS Bold, j conplezlon * moit dirtti^ue (Soroslaa) and nar$2.50 PER 1)AY ! 200 ROOMS ! Mr. Stevens gave up all idea of being < toaM,: PasronziT KI ova tor. . . . *■ ‘ ° and that l.voa'g Kathalroa *e»d* th* hair «row J. xTrUIT-iM WILSON. Pro»»r. married, but, now that it has been re­ moved, va shall expect soon to hear OURfloguefor 1874will be of great wedding festivities at Ho—A London *pccial *ay* that tho Empress boken.—lioiton Evening Gazette, of Austria has aitivod at too Itlo of Wight. cvifsmo a.viual. —Frazer, Conaorvativo, baa boon sleeted to . .. . . , . , . r>otu*»»namiusHa*M»oFarsel9«. Ilon»ity is the British ParLsmtiut from Kfddormjuatcr. One of the largest and most ferocious alwiy, Ue btll The.. a.dieta.-eisn uk* —Tho American bano-bell clubs played an­ animals iu South America ia tho jaguar to *>Bow «p sash f*uewa it eared uslsn*hors* . , .. .. ., . . ' *>l Ik* sum*; bet It dsiMsed th* Doctor's TSpatatou* ever made. Th* CO.tCKHTO STOP is other game at Manchoator, England, on tbo —1 temblo mlrn liger. Bawtes Uiug . Uon. th* best *v*r placed im any Organ. Ill* let inst., wban tbo Athletics beat tho Rod produced by aa «>tr* **t'<.f read*. Bwcnllarll* largo nnd immensely strong, it practices ' w* 10 “‘"r Rh*en*tie p«r»c»« sod vote*'*. Ike KVVKCT of wblck la BONT Stocking* by a score of 13 to 12. ‘ । lams bores* b«lns cured by the Mastans LlnUsast CHA It i* ISU u* SOUL-«TIHU1'U, while ,Ttrr ten^^r. iiv.ry.aa >»• IMITATION or th* HUMAN VOlCM Ik —Tbo Public Worship Regulation bill paasol extraordinary strategic schemas in pro- lh>, w. NUPKKH. T*rmsUker«L it* third reading in tbo British Parliament on curing food, which indicates-something Bnd t>>*n*»r to tuvest in aso-rent or a gi.oo botu*. WATERS' Philharnianic, Verocr and 0RCHES•bovo mon, io..inc., b«»u» einmm. „! wj the 3d iust. . la UKIQUK FHKNCH CAMK*. o»* aai-n* th* —A diepatch fromnkrlin reports that Prince stances are constantly requiring some Westbrook, chemut."____ b«*t made. *a*l sombtuc PIUJTY *1 VOW1BU with great volame of lone, *nlfabte Bismarck's son fought a dud with pistols at PAKLOK. CHl’Hl Il or MUSIC HALL. variation in their foraging expeditious ■ The Grand ii.toIuUdd i* mmucai.Tbsst- forWATERS* NEW SCALE PIANOS Dasseldorf, with an officer cf infantry, and for prey. Humboldt says when they which was counuett in i». i* «uu i* killed his man. ^rorress. Nothin* can stop tl. for it ia fouadad on —Tho French troops guarding tbe BtAniab nod a turtle, they adroitly turn lt.ovcr tbs principle,now eulvvrsaUy ackBOWl*df*d, tkat frontier have been reinforced,, and rigorous on 'ts bock. It is then helpless and i pfcyHeal vigor i* th* most fonntdabi* aau<oaut . . ,, 11 . tr / • . • .1 . Of an human alltaani*. and •iptrlancaha* shown mnasurc* have Won ordered to prevent uni­ totally unable to offeZresistance in that । lbBt r^r^iot bittsx. i* a povri.i. invigorformed Carlhtfc from crossing tbo boundary conditiou. With the most cruel mani- I *nt.as well is th* beat potalM* safeguard agalnal . *pid«m!e dla**a*S. —In the Honsoof Commons, on tbo 4th insL Mr. Rourke, Under-Secretary for Foreign Af­ festationji of feline character, the jaguar . THE MARKETS. fairs, stated that Her Majonty's Gornrnmc..l then leisurely gnaws ,out tho quivering k NEW TOOK. had no intention of taking part in armed In­ flesh between the shell and tho cara- i I 817,230,500 • fire destroyed the paper and grist mill of Rey­ nolds A Unwerkircher. Loes, •50,000; in­ sured for $38,000. MINERAL ROCK SPRII6 first reported. Elevon villages *aud two towns were devastated. —Spain has instructed its delegates to too International Oougro** at Brttseobi not to participate in its deliberations, because the Government is yet unrecognized by European warehouses of the London and Port Stanley auranoe, ♦86,000. %Bfi£W!3£S A neOTOA B .Bid F£E-A ROJUAXT-'C atorativo of the Weatera World. The 0A8E. -The son and heir of the late Edwin truth could not be resisted. Under the Stevens, Mr. John G. Stevens, al­ though he is tho possessor of almost strength ; the Bilious and Constipated unlimited wealth, being worth Boise were relieved of every distressing symp­ $75,000,000, has, until very lately, been tom -, the Consumptive and -Bhoumatic rapidly recovered; Intermittent and a moat unljappy man. He has been, Remittent Fevers.were broken up ; tho afflicted since his birth with a peculiar taint of Scrofula was eradicated I Who CURES wen, which has increased year by year , could gainsay facts like these ? Not Diabetes, Skepticism was Dropsy, until it covered a large portion of his even the Faculty. routed. All doubts as to the claims of Crave I, Dyspepsia, face and neck. It was a most un­ tho Bittera to the first place in the firat Jaundice, pleasant object, being covered with rank of modern medicinesweresilcpccd, Constipation, J Bright’s Disease long hair, and strangely resembled an and this wonderful preparation Is to­ animal. No man could sec it without a day the most popular Tonic, Alterative shudder, snd ladiea have fainted at the and Blood Depursnt ever advertised in America. In common with other jour­ sight of it. Of course, Mr. Stevens felt nalists, wo ore free to odd our toatimo'ay the affliction moat keenly, and it hurl, to this remedy. It is a domestic medi­ ' naturally enough, a very depressing cine, and effect upon his • spirits. What was his out it immense wealth to him? Any workman The heat of Summer, as well a* tbo in his employ waa more to be envied suddoa changes of temperature Incident to Autumn, ennpted with tho n*e of nnripo v*j;than he. He became morose and al? etablM aud fruits and other onwholesomo most melancholy ; society that ho was v-Uclos of Cood. result every season in pro­ ducing much Buffering from Diarrhea, Dysen­ exceedingly fond of he studiously tery, Cholera Morbus, Colic, and other doMORE TESTIMONY avoided, and, although a young man, ho became almost a recluse. Tho best pnyncians aud surgeons of Europe were. consnlted, but they all said that to re­ Pierce,-whose Family Medicines have acquired move the won oould but result in his a world-wide reputation,, by long *tudy and careful chomical cyperiments ha* succeeded death. AithoughhislifewaasomiBerablo, in extracting, by a cold process, from Bmartstill there was hope, and he boro Weed, or water Peppw. that modost littis plant ssen in wet ground* by the roadside snd bravely up against repeated disappoint­ in uegloctod grouu-.In anti pasture field*, a principle which, when skillfully com­ ments. Deliverance camo at last, and remedial bined uilli too extract of Jamaica Ginger and a few days ago an operation waa per­ other pleaaant modifying agents, in what be calls bls Compound of Kmart-Weed, formed which has made him a n.ew m^n. forma a tno*l reliableExtract specific for all such de Dr. Willard Parker, of thia city, bad raugements and suffering*. It is pleasant and safe to take, yet powerful to cure. It* ■really ImprorM faith to believe that the won could be wonderful efficacy is a further confirmation of b*«n a steal brae removed. - He told Mr. Stevens so, and the Doctor’s idea t ba'. God Jias caused to grow, in each climate, and region, those medicinal tho young man, grasping at the stra'w, promised him $150,000 if ho would pcrwhore those plants are found—that tonn tho operation successfully. Ho leaves wore tor tho healing of tho net did so, and has earned tho everlasting and that too fowor far-fetched remodi------- com pl*Inn. bordcrle* tho. bettor, if we would thoroughly number of year*. Vo grat'.tudo ns well as tho money pf tho employ invceUgsta and understand those we have al young millionaire, who is now pro­ homo. The Doctor's Extract of Bmart-Weed is *o!d by drugguts generally. nounced out of danger. Tho operation Hm WEB, largely journey between Huntington and Pittsburgh Jenner But men are observing, aud benefits al7 ways make believers. No incredulity can stand the silent’ argument of good result*. When Dr. Walker proclaimed that bo had produced from the medicioal herbs cf California an Elixir that would regenerate the sink ing system and cure diseases not organic, the incredu­ lous shook their heads. Yet hia Vine- to pick * qqarrel with her. K,HD8! | BUY J. & P. COATS’ BLACK THREAD for yog lACHfflK | ■aWtty. PreMdStat sum! All BECKWITH $20 POPULAR WEEKLY SUN Wisconsin Centhal Railbold. TO SETTLERS AND LUMBERMEN. Portable Family Sewing Machine, ear aeteetum TUE MOST . in Metals, nueness of wood-g-sin; in esetpoer writing otherwise lllagibte. and for the Inspection 1*. a*r. Usenri for •verybody. - ---------I^ins. i I X Inches in diamnlsr. Bcckwitli Sewing Machine Co., 802 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. BT. LOVIS. -CarrtJi-»i.2MS-«X. MILWAUKEE. ■TjBLK CINCINNATI. IMPROVE:!) REMINGTON R»»-ao&Me. Lokto—is'^nsc. TOLEDO. WSZAX -No. 1 Itol, »I.l«il.lW. No, 1 Waits bosh, ll.18iy.UM. Sewing Machine aWabdkd THE “ MEDAL FOR PROGRESS,” DETROIT. CLCVKLAXD 2’t 5: •rs.gus pm No Sewing Machine Received a Higher Wilhoft'h Flvek and Auce Tonic,— bis medicine in, used by construetiou com- engaged in malaria! di*cru»*. The higbeet testimonials bars boon given by cor>U actor* Spanish frontier, declined for the Carlists in and by the Frwide:>ls at oasua of the leading 30.233,837- Spain. railraid* in the Siuth and We»t. Wban m«n coumegalod in large numbeta tn th* —The wife of Don Carlos has arrived at ar* umghb'irtiaM of aaampe aud ilrer*. WilIO7;U1»,815 Bxdaaax, France. Loft’s Tool*: td'.l prove a valaUdo addition to 1..VB.K73 $52$?0K>*£»ST« ollidt Duke Vladamir of Bnaaia and the Prtooeaa of •10*000 worth of property, which waa fully Mdmeu copy of baunber to thia progrsating before a apodal oeaaion o! the Milla, .valued at -Advices from Geneva, Switzerland, report that Father Hyacinthe has resigned the curacy the Qumo:, which starts*. an illnaUatod fasbton SB'S asic in* icantt or n*r- PjQf]]T UQHJIx Sl* r.jt iL Address, ukImUik »tamp for poatag*. J. Gilmore, Box 3&4, Milwaukee. Win. The Noiithwehteex Hoese-Nail Go. a / *>.M .. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-08-21.pdf.pdf 8d6f1ecc0b9d9d3e4680f43ae13c17de PDF Text Text Sit ■jrtaBhrillr ^nrs. ADVZKTUno BATB5: Y FRIDAY, BaahriHe, B*rry County, Mich-., ORNO Tft’ a -,i < y IWJtW, * »<1K »»4’ W:« w as 8TRONC. Progression. No Retrogradlna." fl. TtUH: »1.SO PER MKU«, fl^gHVXLLE, BARRY CO.,MklKHl., FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1874 Tftrss Ts&irs Snsicmr Adhered BtilBK MKNTIOK. TOM TYPO MCAJ7KBAA WHO BECAME A CAPI" P*^1 n>e, but I do not think it opinion, though," and. coolly taking it TAU8T. ViBaixu’s oldest inhabitant is one wonltm portent Item naj be . hundred and twenty. “ Have the kindneoa to oak my per­ aboute, John Morgau lived . In the mission before you make the appropria­ <Kal!»•*»•»» •««»“wind-mill house” in this city. Mr. tion, Mr. Willis I" haughtily ejaculated Morgan was a fieherman, n large muscu­ dently greeted a long-absent wife that til eaato niahad young lady. . . cided the qcstiou. lar inan, and his wife was a very haud- he broke one of her riba. "There! you have torn tho lace from Mr. PnzrnYLOwiEz is the name of a of hui-od, *u« W‘ hotel-keeper in Leavenworth, Kansoa. your fan." . " It was an accident, I assure you," have beeii refused. TO avoid all risk I , their home. On ‘ '* returning' — •—' j at one time It require* two men and a boy to proftopk hia fish­ with a pouting lip. But the black eyes, ________ _____ o._____ls and ground looking quizzically dowu. thought dif­ llcTiUKG has yet been heard from the eyes looking straight into hers.) — it to a -keen edge, resi*onding to the in­ Austrian expedition wliich started for ferently. There was a silence for a few minutes, quirer as to what he was going to do the Polar seas in the Togethoff two. A‘Y<mr friend is quite an enigma, and then Miss Mowbray, looking at his with it, that ho was going to kill a hog. years ago. draught there.” < . She was about to decline the proffered seat, but alack from the black eyes de­ AM Ms teas tod mltflitai os, : llfrt j«ro?rapA«, that tnote , , iicle foa J Up* aval toprrw. Dn'ttiamed pretty ll^na With tuABT havi and 1* w>, wimilltd u> ■ Mr. Neho'n,” said Miss Mowbray, as osat- lapel, said : ‘‘That is a peculiar-looking flower. die stood in the vestibule waiting for her carriM**. “1 <*n,iot hi“ What do you call it ?” "It is called the ‘Venus fly-trap.’ out,, and I sm oure I shall never like Allow me to present it • Yon can look him." . . y ■ The object of these rtmorks ap­ for the sentinwnt «t your leisure?' And before she could reply be had proached to bid the lady good-night. " May Ijhave tbs pleasure -al oslliug placed it in her hand. " Will you attend Mrs. Austin’s last upon you, Mws Mowbray ?" A refusal was upon her tongue, but reception before you go ? I think they He then went iu search of his aife snd Boors made of kangaroo skin leather demanded of her that she should re­ ore commonly used in tho cities of Aus­ turn. This the wife refused, replying tralia, "and ore n^ore durable than ordi­ that she* was going to do as rhe pleased. nary leather. . High words passed, when he drew his irtad of; AH Ohio Tun death is rcpoi judge, the originator of-the expression, killiftg her instantly. kHo then went to “ If the court knows herself, acd she his own house and attempted to kill tliinks she do.” ' himself, inflicting fearful injuries. Dr. A Lojtoom beggarr recently’ brought Htephen Cummins, when called, said before a conri in that <ciiy, acknowl . , as there was no reason for refusing the ore very enjoyable.” they would prove fatal in two hours, “ I do not think I will. Idetest these and that it was hardly worth while to edged having followed his “profession" request shq faintly assented. "What success, Willis ? Any sharp roeepttons. ' One feels stilted, being dress the wounds. - It was .'done, how­ thirty-six years. pent up in crowded parlors. ” i ' Ox« of the severest penalties to which ever, and the man removed to the poor­ encounters ?" She gave an impatient little stamp of house to bo cared fur. He was con­ criminals iu Holland were in ancient "Very easy to manage,' Nelson. There' 'i« nothing like Being decided her foot stantly attended. One night, two or times condemned was, to be deprived of “ Why do yon always oppose and con­ three weeks afterWards, he sent the at­ with anr»b a woman. You fellows don't know how to do it I detest this as- tradict' me ? Does nothing that I say tendant out of the' room on some pre­ Joint Bmutpuan, an Indianaian, who please yon?" Tears sf mortification text, and when he returned John Mor­ is nearly 104 years old, tells younger ftntiug and agreeing to everything, whether you believe it or not. There is stood in her eyes. A strong arm was tlirown around no sincerity or independence about it. It is fashionable and polite to do so, I her. ■* ' i \ f "Blanche I” sold its owner, "what is know; but I look.upon it as a false rule. To tell the truth, I have taken the matter ?" "Matter!” exclaimed the fair one. a fancy to this young lady, and mean to win her after my own " You do not acquiesce in a single as­ sertion I make. It is mortifying I" . fashion." She made an attempt to remove tho " JI la Benedick and Beatrice, I sup- urm, but without success. " It was part of my plan, Blanche.” " Possibly." "What plan?" " Will you ever like me, Blanche ?” Miss Mowbray write* to a friend : " You, you —-" "I met a .Ur, Willis at Mrs. Austin’s "I love yon.” . lust reception, and a more exasperating Cupy ht« virtue* tn 1 compound of contradiction and solf“ Yvs, you do. May I have the pict­ posseiitiiotj I never saw. He would not agree with me upon a single point, ure?” The arm was trembling now, and Ute though he is a gentleman with it all. TAMING A B£AUTY. . “Will, who is that tall, fine-looking . He asked permission to call, and is deep voice had a quaver in it. here quite often. The othtr day he “ No." girl standing by the piano ? ” • “ Oh, pshaw ! That wos said in the “Thatf Why, that is Miss Mow­ sent me a bouquet of purple oolumbinp, Let’s have bray, tho most self-willed, petted and lady’s slipper, and mistletoe. In what spirit of contradiction. done with it. Is my love returned ?”. spirit I know not In return I sent spoiled butterfly of onr society. She •« N—n—Yea. But why have you acthates contradiction; and,- indeed, I him a nosegay of lore in-a-mist, narcis­ know of no one who over dared attempt it. If you wish to see the blood mount to her cheek, why just try it. Shall I introduce you ? ” “As you please." “ There is but ons way to win h;-r re­ ' gsnl, and that is by assenting to every­ thing she says. Pardon tho hint my dear fellow." ’ “ Certainly, Will; but there is a bet­ ter way to conquer this beauty than that.” Miw Mowbray was standing by tho piano, a pretty little frown distorting her faoe. She was petulantly tearing a rosebud to pieces and strewing the petals on the floor. Evidently she had been Alighted ; some rash cavalier had doubtlern ventured to differ with her and had been immediately snubbed. Mim Mowbray was so absorbed in her present occupation that she did not notice tho two gentlemen who were bowing before her, so much so that she did not look up until spoken to for the second time. k “ Miu Mowbray, allow me to present ray friend, Mr. Willis,” She slightly nodded in response to the courteous salutation of the cool, bcMpossessad gentleman who stood before li-'r. “ Quite a crush, Mr. Willis." “ Well, I hardly think so. I was un­ der the impression that the room wm nicely, filled.” “ Indeed I " ghe mil tho calm gaze ot the keen black qyes, amt bit her lips in vexation. “ The robm uncomfortably warm ; do you not think so ? ” “ I must confejta I cannot agree with yon, Miss Mowbray. I thought tluvt tho temperature wm very agreeable." “ You contradictory icicle ! ” thought tho lady. • • I shall not like you." Tho gentleman nonchalantly twirled his- mustache, and contemplated his foot from a European tour. Of course you found traveling delightful ? " thought it a perfect bore.” “Indeed! And what do you think of Rome ? * ‘‘ Misery and chance, dirty streets, and swarrus of dirtier beggars.” “ Ah! How did you like Paris ? ” “Monotonous architecture, prononoc Americana, ooquettre, and msDy-hued poiltteisDs. Its principal streets are on a fine afternoon." Tho IhuxI aU-uck up a fitrsuss -waltz. The lady brightened. sus, and mountain pink. I am sure I shall never like him. I never could bear the self-opinionated men ; there is too much independence about them.” Mr. Willis became a frequent visito at Miss Mowbray’s, |io much so that people began to look npon him as her suitor, He escorted her to parties and receptions, and seemed quite devoted in his cool, easy way. As for the young lady, she was gradually getting over her old habit of contradiction, and evident­ ly beginning to like that “ exasperating comfionnd of contradiction and self­ possession." The spirit of opposition was a novel­ ty to- her, and, woman-like, she rather liked it. This handsome, strong-willed 1 gentleman bad au influence over her which was only possible to a person possessing strong magnetic power. He was. just the man to manage a spbilod self-wdled beauty, and she knew it. Bat with a spirit worthy of a better cause, she made a determined stand against all oppositiou, preliminary to the final surrender, and this is how it re­ sulted. One morning Miss Mowbray was sit­ ting in her boudoir, when Mr. Willis’s card was handed to hex with the re­ quest that she should see him. At first the idea occurred to her •• not to be at home," but remembaring that it was his intention to leave soon for another part of the world, she slipped on her favorite dress and descended to meet “It was the only way to win yon. Forgive me.” And having effected “ ihat little ar­ rangement/’ he went to Ualifornia. ! THR fl EKM AN AND LATIN RACES. Thus for, says a Berlin correspond­ ent of thoa Cincinnati Enquirer, Bis­ marck has been very successful in bis policy of uniting the German and dividing the Latin races. There are about 50,000,000 of Germans, of whom 40,000,000 are now swayed by Prussia. About 10,000 are fltill out of b^th the North and South German Confedera­ tions, being connected with the Attr­ ition Empire. Tho Latin race is much more numerous, and can count, in France, Spain, Italy aud Portugal, as many ns 85,000,000 of people. Were there a pompleto union of all these people, Germany might consider hex­ self in danger. Tho Latins are nearly nil Catholics. The Germans are divided, ns between Catholics and PxDteitonlfl, tho latter haying thejnajority.'t.Respite thia tfact, the ooupdls of ilip I^tm race appear to be more divided Sian the Gerdiins. Religion, which divides the Germans, doos not divide tho Latins. The Catholic pow­ ers appear to be as great enemies of the temporal’ supremacy of the Pope as the Protestant nations. The tendency gan was gone. The window was up and peopleihat in order to live long they there was the ladder on which he de­ must sleep much. scended or vras carded'down. It was Is Great Britain young men marry, reported that some men from Weal­ on an average, at abont twenty-five brook, Masons, carried him off. From years of age, but they do not begin to that day nothing was heard of the repent much before twenty-six. deported dying man until a few days The present death-rate in Landon is since, when a letter was received from a lawyer in New York inquiring for the only nineteen per one thousand, which heirs of the said John Morgan. It now is lower than any city in .the Ki ngdom appears that after the escape he found of Great Britain, except one. his way to New York, where he mar­ A houe-hiok Pennsylvania school­ ried and accumulated quite a property. boy, eleven years old, walked homo It was'in relation to this property that seventy-eight ipiles, in two days and a tho letter was written", and the heirs in half, with no nourishment whatever ex­ this city and vicinity are now preparing cept green alover Laves. to get possession of it—Portlandf,Me.) Arffut.‘ French village, and all the guests were Thh following strange mode of pun­ punctual, but tho bridegroom could not ishment is given in the Virginia City be found. He was discovered at last Chronicle: "A toll, athletic squaw, up a tree, Ifut would not camo down till six feet in height, straight as a line, and the future father-in-law conveyed to him often walking with long and furious a farm that had been promised. Much stride.*, may be seen about the streets protestation and many tears, but be almost any day, always alone and was firm. Finally 'the papers were shunned by other Indians. This np singed, and down he canm. parent squaw is an Indian man, sen­ tenced by his tribe to wear woman's habiliments during the remainder of doll with a capital of $1,000,0(10'"to provide in the heart of the city an aqahisuafurul life. He will nbt "converse r.am and summer aud winter garden, upoti the subject of, his degradation and, in connection therewith, to afford with a white man, and tho btherlndions facilities generally for the promotion give different account* of the matter. and encouragement of artistic, scien­ Some say that ho was cowardly and tific, and musical tastes." A freehold showed a woman’s heart in baltlo sud nite has been procured facing the House was consigned to death, but as a greater of Parliament and Weatminiskr Abbey. punishment his sentence waa altered To a boy brought before trim the into the more terrible one of associating with women only, to be pointed at with other day, for defending his mother from the brutality of his father, a New the finger of so6rn as long as he lives. Certain it in that tho-raala Indians shun York Judge said: “ Young man I am him on all occasions. He has been seen proud to see that you love your mother to speak to Indian boys, aud even ^hey aud are anxious tq protect ^cr, but your repulsed his friendly advances with con­ tempt aid almost ferocity. Ho wanders about like a lost sbee]>—a Pariah withcut friends and associate!—bearing upanhia very face -and ah:wing in his movements a sense of the dishonor from which only death can release him.” The Columbus (Ga.) Sun reports that the - iroh'norks of thrt1’city have.per­ fected machines by -which a superior quality of ice, in gpaiitittes limitedIbnjy by the capacity of the apparatus, can be manufactured at a cost ranging from 75 cents to $2 per ton,—the latter being the maximum. "The Columbus pro­ cess" claims to bo an improvement upon every other, in point of economy and durability erf jtmapparatus, sad injtho inexfx naiveness, rapidity and rimplihity of the operation. Distilled water is used, snd tho ice is, therefore, purer than’ that cot from standing ponds. The machines are being built with a capac­ ity of from 1,000 to 2,000 pounds per day, and at prices ranging from $6,000 to $20,000. They can bo used in the winter “ at*■ *lets of Drn expense than the cost U4 the Oenfilns, andTicro is their great element of weakness. While al! France cannot be united against a foreign foe, all Germany can. In the late war there were many in France who actually pre­ ferred German victories unices they could bo successful under their political ‘•The walking, Miss Mowbray, 1 theories. There is a remarkable simi1 41 found very pleasant" 'Bhe was almost larily iirilio numbers of sevens! ' — ready to die with vexation. process, and ore as advantageous in Tho Latins, wo see, ore 83,000,000. northern as southern latitudes. When rhea the dust is perceptibly ankle-deep The Anglo-Saxons are in the neighbor­ artificial ice was first produced in hood of 70,000,000, and the BclsvonFranee<ti cost $110 per ton, or &J cents ••It is very easily explained, Miss iana of 70,000,000. It is worthy of per pound. The process patented in note, ns showing an even division of Mowbray. I used the sidewalk.’’ _ Europe in 1850, by Prof. Twining, of ••Oh! and so you axe going te Cali­ Ohio, manufactured 6,000 pounds of Confederation, France, Austria, the fornia?" / iae per day, st a cost ot $10 per ton, or Her eyes were olwtxnatriy fixed upon United States and Great Britain have ■ I cent.pcr pound. , each and all between 30,008,W0 and the carpet as she spoke. . •■ it wm my intention to'do so, and I ■40,000,000 people. The Latin race and We believe that we have gino . ac­ countries are mostly stationary in popu­ count of the unlucky locomotive No. 70 She osenmed indifference, but the lation, while the Anglo Saxons and the Sclavonians are increasing with im­ was lately killed. It wm built at the effort was vary transparent. mense rapidity. The Anglo-Saxon is Rogers shops in Paterson, N. J. When the great race of the future. finished it was hauled up to be tested, ••That depends entirely upon drwhen it fell down and killed two neu. him. "Ah, good-morning, Mr. Willis. Did you find ft disagreeable walk­ ing?" A pretty blush appeared upon her cheek, which quickly died at his an- nut be gone far long.’ Mr. WilMs task vp the album and began already been attempted with much suc­ cess : The pilgrim o’er lhe desert wild should ne’or. confound him, for is around him. It might sees odd that he could find auah palatable fare, did is it with tiro great pitchers at base-ball violdbce'foward your father has been of a very rigorous character. Try and keep your hands your father, but iu any event ‘protect your mother from injury. Yqn«i«y-go.” 1 THE SKA OF SPA CE. The August number of the 1‘opuiar '^'<^chcc Mvnt/itj/ has »u interesting and valuable article on the " Exicntof the Universe." We summarize'a few of its main paragraphs : Since the beginning of this century our idea of tho universe has undergone a complete me tamo, pho­ sis, though but few perrons appear to recognize this fact. Less than a cent­ NO. 47 S*rMd*&*afas&. BXXCHEU-TILTON. eubmiitad to the iBvwtigatron Co n mH tee of Plymouth Church to-day. He atari* out by rwffirmlng the general denial of the charge* thu with a fierce, attack upon his accuser, charged he obtained front Mr*. Tilton while TbeddMs Tilton, whom ho charge* with being “la a eert of poetaoript aha dented ex­ her strange ascM, by which and other fUltea plicitly that I iiad ever effcred any improper ho has became btnkrnjil morally and financial­ Bolicitation to her, that being tho only charge. ly.' Mr. Beecher codUuum : ”1 can now uoo «r. pursuing a plan of mingled good and hatred, and weaving about ma a network at riisplciona, mumudaraUmdloge, plots and line, to which my innocent a ords and set*,, nay, even my thoughts, of kind­ ness toward him. Lave been matte to w uhiuuhu contribute. ., These xumo auocauira auocoMtro vtews vlawa of Wm mn,t to kept io view, to explain my courea through tho last four years. That I was blind so long as to the real moti ve of i«trigne going ou around mo'seas due partly to my own overwhelming-public engagements, partly to my complete surrender ot this affair, and the papers aud questions connected with it, into tbs bands of Mr. Moulton, who wm intensely confident that ho could manage it ■uccemfuUy. I suffered much, but 1 inquired little. Mr. Moulton was chary to mo of Mr. Tilton’s confldoncoa to him, reporting to mo ocsasiouA.lv In a general way Mr. Tilton’s words and outbreaks ot passion only as ele­ ments of trouble which ho wm ablo to con­ trol, and as additional proofs of the wisdom of giving it to him. His control ot tho eitua- which ho bad read to me—I dream* d of no woreo charge nt that time—that wu horrible enough. Xho mere tboaght that, ho could make it, and chnhL.hava extorted any lake away my **n*ea. It seemed to me a* it sbo waa going to die; that bar mind wa*ovcrthrown, and thai.I wm in some dreadful way mixed up with it. and might be left by her death with this terr.blo accusation hanging Mr. Moultoute house, where I said very little, an1 soon went homo. It has been aaid that I conf creed Etull ai.ri expressed remorse. Tbi. it utterly false. Is h likely that with Mre. Tilton’s retrecUon in my pocket I should have thus Htulhfled myself ? Ou ite next dsy. at evening, Mr. HouBon called at my homo and camo up to n>y bed-room. He said that ’Mro-Tllton, on her Uuaband's return to her after our interview, liad infonnad him-what she bad done, and that I had her retraction. Moidtou expostulated with me, and claimed that I had taken a mean advantage arid mado dishouurable nao of Theodore’s request that I should visit her, in obtaining from her a written contradition to a documoct uol in existence. He raid that ail difllculUea eouhl be rettlsd without any «cch paper, and tl.at I ought to give it up. He made no verbal threats, but he opened Ida overcoat aud with some einphalic remark, showed a pistol, which afterward he took out aud laid on Uk> bureau near which be atqod. I gave the immorMd, m I wax. In inceiaaot oar*« aud duties, and only too glad to bo rsliovod from coneidcring tho detail* and wretched cotuplicatioM, the origin and the fact ot which re-’ main, in spite of all friendly, intervention, • perpetual burden to ray eoul. 1 would not read in tho papers about IL I would not talk abont it. I made Moulton tor a long period my confidant and my only channel of infor­ mation. From time to time auspicious wore ho left. Within a day or two alter this Mr. aroused iu me by indication* that Mr. Tilton Moulton made tho third visit, and this tto« wo repaired to my study In the third story of cion* Kero rapidly allayed by hi* own behavior my hotuw. toward no Ln other mood*, and by theMr. Beecher detail* his efforts to prevent areturanee of Mr. Monlton, who aacnbed tho scandal being made public, which was tho circnniBtancoa to mhiuadcrntat-dii:;; threatened by Uio trial of Tilton by tho or to malice ou tho part tt o'Kircb, and says of Tilton: “I •*»* no deter­ mined to < arry out my pledgee to Moulton 1 or until Tillou had fallen into diagraco and had him, and do all in human power to taro him ovon from him*olf. the’. I was ready to reeign avail ems with charge* which be pretended to if that would stop the scandal. I wrote a tetter of rmrigtialion, not referring to tho charge S£air.»t me, but declaring that I had quickly aud M*Uy put *Ai<le, but jot in uadi swayaa to keep my feelings nUrrtd up in Ing a scandal affecting a family in th* church, order that I might, through toy friend*, be and that as I bad failed 1 herewith re­ uaed to extract ffrom Mr. Bowen fl 7.000, the signed. Thia letter was never sent. amount of the claim in dispute between A little calmer thought showed mo them. The check for that *um iu hand Mr. bow futile it would bo to »top the Tilton signed an agreement of peace xnd con­ trouble, as a mcro utolcas sacrifice: ■ but I cord, not drawn by mo, but accepted by me showed Lt to Mr. Moulton, aud poesibly b«» M ainecre. capiod it. 1 h»ve found tho original of it In • • • <• Vfhun I had lo*t the laid remnant my house. It 1 could at thia moment remem­ ber any of the other letter* whloh I have writI heard frith unspeakable rcmoree that every­ to Mr. Moulton I would do ao." thing I had done to stay Ute destruction, had Tho following are the clodng lino* of Mr. Beecher’s *t»lcment: attempt to keep him from a public trial, In­ •‘In the note requesting ycur appoint­ volving Much a flow of ecandal as bu now ment I asked that you should make a full •investigation of all tba source* of informa­ up new troabloe; tb*t hi* unhappy wife tion. You ,aro witnaasce Ural I have in under hU dlcutian, eiguin; |>»pet* no way influenced or interfered with your end recantation*, and I kaov not a hat; that proewdinga or duto»; ltavo‘ wished tho in short everything was breaking up, and investigation to be *o aearobfag that the deatrnction from which I had aonght nothing could unsettle ita result*. Il i* time, for tho sake of decency sm-’ public tied on other families, the church and the moral*, that this matter bo brought to an end. community, with inflnite horrors of woe for It la an open pool of corruption, exhaling me; that my own ionocooce was btjria- deadly vapor* For eix weeks tho nation haa risen up and aat down upon reandal. Not a body but my professed friend, if even to great war nor a revolution could m.iro hare ,-ould eave tu—to Ma aaauraocea that be *»u!d fl'led the nowepaper* than tills question of domestic trouble. Magnified a thou»and-fi>ld, m.’dr.tain under there terrible trial* the ailoncc and. like a rnro rpot iu tho human body, which hu enjoined. Not until air. Tilton, drawing to ilaclf ovary tuorUd humor in Uro having attempted through Frank Carpenter blood. Whoever is buried wrih M, it W Umo to raise money from toy friends, openly ae- that thi* abomination be buried tetew all sailed me in a letter; to Dr. Bacon, did I break that silence, eave by tho simple denial of tbr touch or power Of rcamcction." MotdtOtf*'Statement wan submitted to tho eland crons rnmers against mo a year before, committee to-day. It is a very brief docu­ ment, making l«e» than half » column in the open attack from Mr. Tilton, I immediately, city paper*, and throw* no fresh light on the without jouaulling Moulton, callcd_ for a mvstoriou* scandal. He *l*o ww-exthorough InvMtlgaiion with • oomnuttoe ot amined at oonridmbla length, but wa* dumb my church.” a-< an oy»!er so far as making any additional Mr. Beecher aaya he finds himaett iu a potd- being able to prove it with detailed explana­ tion* declare* that he la an hereditary bypoury ago, the t(lvant« who admitted tho re*ol ved that the Examining Committee bo chdndriae, and that io certain moods of reearth’s motion (some rejected it) pfotrequested to make a report at m early a date a* poo^We rou*;-too.t with the bort iuteeret* ured to themselves the system of the of truth aud ju*tice. Mr. Brtchar leavaa for universe as being bounded by the fron­ colors and exaggerated proportion* to every­ the White Mountain* next week. Many of tier of Saturn’s orbit, at a distance from thing. Ho then proceed* to give a circum­ hta church members and ortrot friend* exited the central sun equal to 100,000 times stantial narrative of hie persona! relations upon bim to-night to expreoa oympathy and willi Mr. and Mr*. Tilton, from the day of * ‘ earth, or about their acquaintance down to the present day. bid him good-bye. Borno pt B:ecber’a friend* cxp»eei Moulton i stars were JlxeA, spherically distributed, at a distance mane, became much attached to the young ail! coon make public hi* long statement iu but little greater than that of Saturn. man, and shortly after gave Mm a position Hou. One of the Committee of Inquiry roBeyond this limit a vacant sjNtee was marksd yesterday that "Mr. Montan remit supposed to surround the universe. editor. He shortly after placed Tilcharge of ths paper during a The discovery of Uranus,. in 1785, did temporary abecuco in England, and on return ­ away at once with Ibis belt, consisting ing made arrangemante by which the young As investigation male by a British of Saturn’s orbit, and the frontier of physician into the facte anil data relat­ solar domination wm pushed out to a “Friendly relation* continued until 1865,’ ing to human longevity, sImjwb the aver­ distance of 1,900,000,000 miles from the age of clergymen tobo 65; U merchants yond the space which was vaguely sup­ posed tn be occupied by the stars. The ditcovery of Neptune, ‘ in 1846, again removed these limits to a distance that my connection with it- Although Mr. Tillou would have appalled our fathers ; the orbit deaa ibed by this planet being 2,862,000,000 miles from the sun. But the attractive force of the sun extends farther stilt Beyond the orbit portrait. It was hare that I first met and talked of Uranus, beyond the dark route slow­ ly traversed by Neptune, tho frigid wastes of space are traveled over by the ewew, one of the fisai things it did was co mete in their erratic coureca. Of to fall through the Saddle river bridge ■t Boohdfa Park. Then it engage ’ in but move ia closed curves, though st the winter of 1889, whoa Went End and the other up the road. dirianees far greater than those of Wherever there ia any trouble on the Uranus and Neptune. Thus Hslfey’e •aid: " I w;»h yon would look iu often, and road, there No. 70 is sure io be found ; and if it goes on or ratiser goes off ranch more at thia rate, No. 70's chance of being sold for old iron sems to be ft of 1680, 75^00,000,000. particularly good one. men 56. The zinedium duration of life in Russia ia stated to be about 21; in Prussia 29; in Switzerland^!; in France 85; in Belgium 36 and in England 38The idea is now strenuously urged by some that, under ordinarily favorable —required to attain puberty. Stotislics mors ta fifty <hu averaged 74 to 75 The psrio^ of uutuiroiwkaw? �nmur.- - HABDY J AINSfOBTH, auoubtsi. wm! p.j tin BlfXaX MuW Fric hr Th. Grand Jnfr .( Chlragn th. KtoahMbf mori. i» charged. that H. R. DICKINSON, rottenn™ oraooit lb. .klormeo »l IbM oily. H ZE A. T , TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. a gambler named M-Doa.10 has corrupted I he entire &UCCES80K TO with ail the lheives in town, and that POTATOES, CORN. APPLK, OATS, Sooth'S* feet of L owned by L. Mwdj Flvrbarly. Cheap. The projierty knc Clover Seed, &c.r hit foalcrtng care is .larjfely dae the increased number of gamblers* dens rfehia Delivered st their .A.YLSWORTI & FULLER, He is con- aud waiter girl saloons. Hicks WiU It Staley 'i ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE aidered the bow of tha city and pro­ poses to be a Tweed or Shephard, Tbe nare.brMtrt tn-an/'.erlnv rt,« Fmi k* taclyr.4 to icy cbonre. On <b« Mlowtoc CtetatuM mon not oa a smaller but tfcbre desparate scale. The dens of infamy in Chica­ go are on the increase, while the Mayor refuses to revokejlheir licences the above named fitm and shall continue or help the cause of decency and ' morality. Lookout fur another fire j the retail trade of Progrowtiiin is the watchword of the If all -these hour, but in Misuisonri root hers haul accounts be true, it can not lie a great their disobedient children over the knee and -take on the samo old spot way from, Chicago right through to that the Romans did three thousandyearx ago. HARO TIMES VANQUISHED ANO DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD I SHINGLES. STUCCO. - >ri that city before long. The„ Democrat's • 8?ate Conveniipn be amuzuo, on the 10th n IC!.HAS. W. DEMARAY. .have V ,, called . „ ,“ be held at habi of September. I JiJWELtR &■ OPTICIAN to nominate • candidates officers. for fc., If we were a politiciau We Boots, Shoes, MRS. L. O. CROCKER AND WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISOI. MEAT MARKET! Hire. J auction, revenue of ROE & CLEVER, about >50,000 per year. The fund thus created would be used to assist1 thanking the public for paal fovora aoltcti a continuance of the »ame, and would in the establishment of mnufncluring iuloira the public that U«ay will cifterprises, and to induce those of keep conitamly on band • oilier places to locate. Selling A complete stock of “ Michigan Stoves,” and Agricultuhal Implements, on hand and to be offered at prices heretofore unheard of. FRESH MEATS, Fan Foist, N. T., Aug. 13. goods WhatNow and prieee, before H. R. DICKINSON. Cflicaeo & Lait term Railroad. PENINSULAR DIVISION. than any other firm in the State. which they guarantee to give satisfaction or । no eale. They are also selling the Charlotte ■ Plow and Dra/i, Union Churn, Empire Wringer, Rathburn Stover, Jeffemn Naih, * and all.first class Goods in their line.. Don’t fail to give us a call. . 8MTH A PUTNAM. Y OF CORSE EVERYBODY KNOWS ’ CLOSING HOT SALL I TliK BEST 1.1 THE WORLD I Bomb B.nd HUIIwell HaakeLPa STTao VIJ£ 2ST2ST A ; offering to the public our entire stock of Gooda ecusisting of OhitJ Ntnte Fair | Northern Ohlu Fair;^ Anter, I ns titate, N. Y.J Clarlumili Expoeltioa ; cheap. Dry Gaots, Notiaa., Cletklag, And have it warranted thoroughly, is at Crockery, Beat*. Skaet, Lee Reed’s Wall Paper aid a fill REDUCED 20 PER CENT. iadUnapolb Exposition j SL Louis Fair} Lonhiotta State Fair; Die ef Groceries, Xtad*«lapl State Fair; cud G’r>rjla Stale Petr; FOR CZING THE G. A. TRUMAI’S BEST SEWING MACHINES, and dnln; (he largest and beat ratiyo of work. JioMiJues hi tho Market, MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH­ COMPETITION I! TRAINS BUN BY CHICAGO TIME. GREAT BARGAINS IN A URGE STOCK » DRESS GOODS, SPRING and SUMMER SHAWLS, AH other Fort Wayne, Jactaai Saiimw R. R. hundred rthen th-u will go iheir last dollar Goins Worth. were in direct • For TTr.inrhing. FeUingJSl itching, Cording. Binding, Braiding, Embruid crin g, Quilt­ ing and Stitching fins or henry goods it is unsurpassed. Where wo have no Agents we will deliver a Machine for tho price named above, at tho ne tres^, Rail Road Station of Parch usere. CLOTHING, qaaHty of work. Isc,y that thf»e wanting Huggies, will -** J save money by buy­ ing of Jn e! WALL PAPER. GROCERIES, CROCKERY. Call and get my prices before you purchase. It will enable you to buy yonr GOOD LOWER. EYE and EAR! Dr. R. C. THOHPSONT. ACl’TE AND CBBONIC D SEASEN CATARRH, ASTHMA. Illjhrot Premium waa awarded to it at 42_____________ J. L. REED. He to no SMsSBWiflgMaclUne’ Good Times Coming! The only place to get a BUGGY EVERYBODY Cay tie World-Renowned Time Table taking effect June 15h, 1874. They art now selling the new improved Oliver Chilled. Plow BOOTS & SHOES, TL* Lake m FARMERS, ■ MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, East Side Main St., Nashville, Mich. Uardwai-o thoapei- “ I am well satisfied with my bug­ breadth, under the guidance and instruction gy."—Adam Wolf, Maple Grpve. «f A. 0. VanLenaep, a native of that ooun“ Yonr prices are below Grand Rapids. I will take the top carriage and autpriae my wife.”—Jerry Roa- •eto FOR Dollars !! a!<» SMITH & PUTNAM day, and practical drawing lessons by Frank "1 am delighted with my buggy Beard, the celebrated artist of New York. and would not kt it go." — Wm. The Vmahire Palestine grows in interest Chidester, Rutland. J”"" I •ud-.rib. <iu ,»ra »>..; atdandid. I 50 C. 0 WOLCOTT purchasing elsewhere. “ You are on tho road to racceas, as long as you make good work, bs tnres, illustrated.by a model was given by you have wlwnya done.’’—Wm. S. Rev. Wolcott Calkins, of Buffalo. Rev. Dr. Goodyear, Hartings. • Perrine gave his two magnificent illustrated “ You can depend upon what Lee lectures of the •• Holy Laud." Th-y were says about his buggies. ” — H. A. cnthusiaaticiilly received and appreciated. Blackboard exercises are given nearly every Goodyear, Hastings. and a rffigfas snbstaatxated l=y such Irre- Nashvilla. Ilaatlnin Middleville, Hammond. Grand Rap'd*, all kinda, which will ho raid loir for caoh Than any bouse » town, at the sama time The hitbest priee paid for Hide*, t’elta te. Give them a call on West aide Maia Ft offering a good article, and invite tba at­ aahville, Mich. tention as the public to an examination of Since my last the work of the Arambiy SHOP IN HASTINGS. has moved forward successfully ; being di­ vided into several sections, norma', interme­ diate. primary, (rtc., to facilitate drill and training. The ground of Sunday School "As long ns Lee, Recd makes work is wide and varied, yet merely suggea- buggies; I shall buy my buggies of tire of the vast field before. In addition to him.—A.Jt Bowne, Ilatlingt. the inspired ----- -SHUTTLE------- I intend (0 maintain th* reputalien of tax of one quarter of one per cent Dio Lewis is the man who kept a Utica audience until 10 30 explaining to them tho good results of going to bed promptly at 9. GILSON MIMS DOUNISG, per annum on the taxable propi rty of rim township for four or six years, Noihiug since the morning stars sand logo the.’, has "so disgraced the Christian Religion ns the recent dis­ graceful scandal ot Tilton and Beech­ er. It is a burlesque ou the whole system of Christianity, wherever the Bible has been carried, or the cross of our Savior borne. From the golden altar of the great Plymouth Church at Brooklyn, down through the various grades oi Christ s worobipers io Pagan Hottentots bowed before their shapeless images, the the cause nf Religion has received a severe hbock. Atheists, infidels and every manner of ungodly men. are rejoiceing over this deadly blow to Protestant Christianity, and will use it ns r weapon to dei'i-nd their dog-' mas of rebellion.and infidelity. Ver ily. the humility and fall of the world reiiuuned pastor of Plymouth Church, is a worsM? calamity to the Divine Chtlsitan Religion, than would have been the reel and totter of every other church altar in America.—Hart­ ford Day Spring. Ei-jutt Acrcb or Lawn, oue-b«If mile south and one and a quarter weal of Naahville. For narticulara inquire at Smith & Pulnam’a hardware. 4G-G C. PENNOCK. at the popular cash house of nd FAMCl'OO'IDS . for the encouragement of manufact­ ures m that place. It is is to levy a Bcrctu 1 »u4 Tilton. Proprietors. ^ailrondf. A Complete Assortmeit Of Millissry Evansville, Ind., is agitating a plnh a . Mi rhlgan Central Railroad either binck or white; atraighl Dem­ yfbkl . Notions. want to be ocrat or Republican. which would TUAN EVER IN itew Idea! xi. HARDY & AINSWORTH, FOR SALK « HFAF! you couldn't tfrst door cram.any of your Liberal Republican, . soqth of Smith A PutDam's Hardware. " '•feplil, tnilk-and-dish-water parties She haejunt received down our throat Bargains ing, Crockery, As this is to ba a straight Democratic convention, its all right. Grreater J acre* on-a w } of sec B. Maple Grove. fc., which we ship and retail at bottom prices. Hats, Caps, Cloth- Nashville. Mich: Stale AH lire above property will bo sold cheep. Cell at the taw o&ce of Clement Smirk for WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR, Dry Goods, Groceries lgood orchard. go«4 bam , re. Wilt be »oM for **o • " We also keep on band end have for sale LATH, nr- AH C8JSUIPT101I, EPLEPTIC FITS, B fem An M11 ConW Pnta tales ii Kiciife for Swfc, at tie . Hijtest lartet Pritt. N«bviUa. Aug. Bib, 1874. Uwflffifcr 2!! Sswhj Ste­ ms; for Sale. OIJ Machines taken In Exchange. Send for Circulars, Rrice Liat, and Copy of tho Wileon lUflector, eno of tho bast Periodicals of the day, devoted to Sewing Mv cniaes, Fashions, General News and Miscellany. Agents Wanted A. 1> I> XIKHS, NuLvffie, April Wk, 1874. WtaSmsIadiita-. CMtvauxD. OHIO. , �iini I WO ih- | ?W1 a1 ‘i s I 5? 5 S5 ' s-dn^-sM! a.l -1 K aM:8 2*1 us. 2 1/3 2 a =» Jfs- stn U 4-1 I*-’ i > ® j is; ■ c t 3 1st : < o i :lj I g g fU! 0 * M H O. g ■ o i ? aS o iOT 0 ' 'A 0 © S s tn Z o a « w *d a (Look out for the new ad. of Theo. Maxson next week.) • '£ s 4 i3 co H O CO 1 »-0 ■< 0 7« 2UB oaa <21 It i” e •5 5 ° S h? ■g - lip >-J5 e hi 1S- # jg, i e 2 .2 a »4 3Z J i3 H s i •a- o 1 hlii difidiip1 I 1-; a n as g S a » ? I -3 7 g 15 -5 h^hf iSitJ 8 °? 1 a soc.aSc-a 8fBf1 -5 i HlbUstg J j i 2 s .8 i S. ? ,sjM■*•Sts"is! N■Sw'siss.s :1 Hs’Hhp jlf. _:h plpi£ p1 =3” 3 J = ■ I-pl! r - "5 £ 3 ? 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Edgar said, wl : yooc l->n* Widow May I t oUiaco, mir grtele rosy grew lew; i forgot all hi* own ! . Aut It* widow Wu»b«d m bi» HMt«- cyai Ill» m»*tUDg *1 ,lMt made J>UtBT Aad **• loa-Jy hoa«», whan ones there FID(IS CHARGE. lii nn^npper room of a miserable lodging-house, a man lay dying. Be­ side him, her hand clasped in Ids, her ear strained to catch lb; low words of tho xapidly-ainking man, was a little girl of eight years. - On the ’ opposite side of the bed, his head pressed close to Che sufferer, was an. immense New-1 foundland dog. Through tho long night he bod remained thus—a faithful ‘waUher—while little Nell elept At early dawn a token of Fido'a uneasiness awakened her, and she sprang np* to catch the feeble tones. ' “ Little Nel), papa wants to speak to you," he whispered—"and yon, too, my faithful Fido." In an instant the dog moved around the bed, and stood beside Nell, the eyes of both eagerly gazing into those “ Here !" drawing from his bosom a little leather bag, he placed it around the child's neck, saying: “ Look to it, Fido, old fellow!” The dog understood him. The little bag was smelt and licked, and Fido turned to his master with eyes full of intelligence. " Take care of Null, Fido," the man whispered, his voice growing fainter,. Then, hiding the little bag beneath her •* Don’t let Acr ace it; keep it It is mamma’s ring and some papers. Give her anything else she wanU, to pay what wo owe her, Fido." He placed the child’s arm around the dog's neck. “ Take care—mind her, dear old fel­ low ! Kin—papa—good-by—darling. escaped lus lips, aa Nell’s warm kisses were pressed there. Terrified, she called: “Papa,* open your eyes! Speak to Nell again!” Whan no answer camo to her, a wild, terrified cry, followed by a piteous moap from the dog, brought the land­ lady to tho room. “ Whnt’s it now ?'* sbe asked, in a sharp, shrill voice. Another spell, I suppose—" She stopped as the saw tho closed eyes and,pallid face. Then quickly stepping ' to the bed, she pieced her awed expression on her hard face. She said: “Dead for certain. It come awful suddent. If I'd thought it was so nigh I’d have hustled him off to the hospital. Just my luck! And how am I to be She glanced around the room as if in search of something to pounco upon. proacbcd Nell, nnd laid her hand upon the child’s shoulder, ho drew near, « slight wtmd of distrust escaping *‘Forever, father now." ing withontsonud into Ihq velvet carpet. At length he stopped, sank into an arm­ chair before an escritoire, unlocked a tiny drawer, and drew forth a miniature case. Holding it a moment unopened, he murmured7 she dropped her head oh Edgar's breast tmd sobbed. " Mamma left us when wo were across the ocean and papa not long ago, at Mrs. Brown's. May I m BRIEF. my child. I ' '. A cry of -great joy escaped the hearts of both Nell and Fido. AU the past was forgiven; and, in time, sweqi'htUe Nell blotted from tier uncle's mind and heart all memories but those lovuig and treasured. Mrs. Brown wad sought and fon nd. Through her he obtained all, necessary infbnhatiqn concerning Charles Austin. His body dt4 placed in the family vault, beside his parents. A few yearn .more, Mid. Ijeside • him lay the wife, for whom he had forsaken home, friends and country. Next to Nell, Fido retains the affection uf Ed­ gar Austin, who declares - that his .(Fjdo’a) nature is more noble than most men men’’s s:; and, and. if if he he couldtmWspeak,lis could onlvapeak.his And ’ we won’t care much if wo do have truth came to him. ‘ to work hard. WiU we, dear old fel­ Thus they parted, never to meet intelligence would surprise the world; low ?’* Nell said to her constant com­ again. ITS MIGI1TT IMPRO FIX'.. Closing tho case with a deop sigh, panion. ' Tho Irish ]xMsantry liavc tales of a His gre0 honest eyes looked into Edgar Austin again pacj 1 the floor. parabolic character—stories which, fey hera, and answered just as shs wished. " To-night they seem hovering around But neither knew how hard the bread me. I belisve'l could forgive them moans of some striking action pr cir* cnpstance,. set forth :a hfUrty moral. would be won, nor how moagcrly dealt nqw. Where are they ? Ob' f I am so weary, so fleaqiato ! I must get out, or On hearing such, their usual phnttie is, out. "Oh. it :b mighty improvin’.*1 And For a few days Mrs. Brown was not I shall go mad !’• he cried. Touching that; 4x», is what; Molly Majona, a very hard on Nell or* Fido. Sha in­ a bell, ho said to tho man who came worthy washerwoman, us*d to say—and tended to do as well as she could by immediately: tay almost invari sbly—aher bearing a them. But the world had, not dealt My coat and cap, Thomau.": bt-rmon on Sunday. ‘ One — dsy, very kindly with her, and tho constant "It sir," the man said. “ lt snows, air, ” we saia. j, however, a— -X ' —whd —X.m waa m.. pa* " I ears not I shall not be long. I i X. her clewgyma^, not ijnitc ert-. battle with it had hardened her nat­ must have a walk, or I shall not sleep J Unl with $eoe«Wy, sfoke to her ure. j respecting his discourse, and Molly endThere were little Browns of all ages to-night." The .now wm («Uing thick Mid fut. dcnlj Ueemxo whu the, od! id M**d and sixes, and NeU was a handy little — ■ ■ deserted. • • w. .• a little bothered. Nevertheless, she got Tho streets almost It wits nurse. # From early dawn until almost mid­ impossible to see more than a few steps out of her difficulty with one of those night there was work for Nell to do. ahead. Yet Edgar Austin pushed for­ parabolic answers which are such fa­ vorites with her class, and which, while Constantly she heard her mistxess call­ ward. it completely evaded the question, sat­ Presently, a sound near arrested his ing: " Rock the baby, NelL Walk Billy steps; an instant more, snd an immense isfactorily replied td.it. 1 Rev.—Well, Molly, you liked the aerabout a bit. Sing Tolly to sleep ! Run dog was beside him. Ho -rew back oh t to the pump! Step over to the shop ! the defensive,' but the animal's manner i• mon, you say ? cot »t all Jl* ; nn oatlin theAnnoonM°l.-Oh. jo., jonr rirweueo-it w» Did you wash out the hall ? Don’t for w..h nn 4 ♦thrcwtomcg tr nt miguay impiuvin. 8hty improvin get your kindling lor morning Get the trary, friendly. Walking on up under mi . . . . . . . . . . ! VrtT. Rev.__ —An<4 And wli.l what nart. part i\fof’ <1it <lnl did vnn yon water in the lodgers’ rooms. a gas-light, Edgar Austin looked into like best ? . • Never a moment's rest for NelL the dog's ryes, and, seeing the eager, MpL—WeU, sure, sir, I liked every The little bag had escaped Mrs. pleading ‘expression, asked, putting part. Brown’s notice for several weeks. But forth his hand and patting-his heed: Bey.—But I suppose Ihfcro ware some one day, when fastening a dress on Nell, “ What is it; bld fallow? . What do portions bfjtrthat youwere more ‘struck she eaugbt sight of it She attempted Ton want ?" v ’ (• '-t. to open it when a low, threatening growl * Tho noble animal was delighted that W1U1 lhttn Jou >,ro w,th others. h« hrfronnd.lri.nd, protnio in Mot-la troll., PU.»« your riwerarrested her. Fido was on the watch. , once’ 1 don,t rpmembcr ailI P*ri cx­ "Let me see what is in it?” the his thanks. " AU right," said Edgar. "I know, j ^ut ^Uigethcr 'twos migh'y imwoman asked. Now go ahead and let me know what propio____ ’ "No; ploMo don't make inc. Papa Bev.- -Now, Molly, how could it be said I must not," NeU answered.you want." improving if you don ’ t rrifiemlxT tiny Of course Mrs. Brown’s curiosity was Tho dog ran forward a few yards, excited. She determined to possess her­ then back, to insure his friend's fol­. part of it ? MoL—Wfll, your rivcrence sees that self of Nell's secret But Fido was ever lowing. Un again nnd buck. He con­. near. Sleeping or waking, ho never left tinued in the sumo way until he had। linen I've beetf washing and drying on. . his little mistress. Finding herself foiled proceeded about two squares, when an­ the hedge there ? Rev.—Oh, certainly. in every attempt, Mrs. Brown deter­ other sound was heard, which Edgax a! Moh—Wasn’t it the soap and wathcr mined to make both suffer for it companion answered immediately. , Nell’s work grew heavier, and Fido's ’ "Fido—oh, come, Fido!” called a made tho linen dane, sir ? ' Rev.—Of course they did. rations lighter, the first accompanied child's voice. Mol.—And isn't the linen all the betwith angry words and threats, tho lat­ In an instant more Edgar was pulled। .1 ter for it ? • ter often blows; but Fido never rc- gently up t<|n door, within the chrltt-r'. Rev.—Oh, po doubt of that, Molly. aented any ill-usage of himself. Mrs. of which crouched little Nell, shiver- j Mol. — But not a dhrop of the soap Brown knew weU enough, though, that ing and terrified by Fido's long ab- I mumu »uv nDd water stays in it. Well, sir, it's she must not attempt the same treat­ senca. She threw her arms around the | her I ‘he “me U,i”8 *a K"!a '“'J ment with his mistre&s, or it would dog's neck a i_______ , ______________ _ eyes pleadingly to tho friend Fido had I| the sormint stays in me—I suppose it meet with a different reception. ’ nil dhrios out qVmc — but I'm the bet­ Little Nell was growing paler and brought her, and said : " Oh, please, sir. take me and Fido. |, ter ami the cleaner for it, when it’s thinner.' After a day of nnusual toil and harshness, tho poor child threw her We wiU bo very good, and work very over, for all that. arms round Fido's neck, and moaned: hard, and not cat so much. Only just THE ICELANDIC MILLERXIUA " How can we stand it, Fido? You once; we arc so hungry now, ain’t we, A very remarkable solemnity was ob­ are always hungry, and I all the time so Fido ? " served ox* Huturday, August 1, in an tired ! And it grows worse, don't it? Edgar caught tho child’s hand, drew Dear old follow I Let us run away, her quickjy np to tho store window, isolated bnt 'intcroAting country on the oonfinc-'i of the Art^ic Ocean., It is the Fido,” she whriperedicloso to his car. from which tho gas shone brightly, and celebration of tho millennium, of the " Look at mo, right in my eye?, and tell asked : first colonization of Iceland,'which took me if we must go. It can’t be worse, " Where uro yon from, child ? whom place in the your 874, and it is also the Fido, end maybe wo may find a better do you belong to ? " day on which a new and liberal consti­ home. Oh, if wo could only die, and " From Mrs. Brown’s. Wo don’t be­ tution, granted to it by tho King of go to papa I . Come shall we go ?” long to anybody bat ourselves. We've Denmark, goes into operation. The IceFido did her bidding. Null looked ~ run away. Plcatc take us. Ain’t it landera are comparatively few in num­ earnestly into his great, truthful eyes, awful cold ? ” she said, hovering close ber, but they are a people noted for and said : to him, And looking ajr again into his' their great intelligence, for enterprise "That’s right; I knew you would tell face. as navigators, and forhaving maintained me. Come, then ; let us go now. It is The next instant the little form waa what may bo called a pure democracy snowing, and they cannot find us. But, caught up, pressed close, and wrapped for many centuries, despite the efforta oh, Fido, where shall wo run to? You with the fur-lined cape. Culling to of powerful neighbor* to reduce them will take care of me, dear, darling old Fido, " Gome on ! ” Edgar hastened to to subjection. Whether it was that Na­ follow, and Ill ask Goa to take care of retrace his steps. In fifteen minutes ture piaced obstacles in the way uf ar­ both of u«." She dropped on her knees more he had reached his home. mies being sent against them, or that for a few momenta, and remained with When he hail unwrapped his little her head bowed, her faithful companion burden an 1 placed her on the rug be­ their country was not well adapted for military operations, or that their povclose beside her. fore the brightly-burning grate, she " Now come,” aho whispered, as she threw off tho hood, which completely ery was so great as not to make it an object to conquer .them, the Icelanders arose and wrapped her shawl about her, covered her head and partially hid the and tied a little hood over the golden broad white brow, and turned to speak, have, through all the viedMitudex of their history, managed to retain in their hood, which would remain beautiful when— own hands tho right of Belf-governmcn*. and bright, notwithstanding all neg"Great Heaven!"., Edgax Anstip Besides this they have a wonderful at­ criea, " Ella Harlohd'n miniature self !*' tachment to their dreary and inhospit­ They stole down the stairs, watchful "Yes," nodding her pretty head; and noiseless, and went forth into the “yea, that was mamma’s name," said able inland. This, however, basnotprevented several hundred Icelanders dur­ oold, dark night NelL ing the past few years cmigratixig to tho In a luxurious apartment, surround­ “Where is she?” Edgar asked,’ United States and settling in thTNorth­ ed by euerything to render life happy, drawing her child closer to iris heart. west, to Le followed, "no doubt, by many it would seem, was a man, apparently more of their countrymen. notovsr thirty-five years of age. Up and quivering, and, adding, •*. Papa, too," not going to hurt your miatrose," tha wnman said. Turning again to little Nell, she asked : " Did he leave nothing 7she wan going to say "to pay toe," but hesi-i NO. 48. NASHVILLE, HARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1874.. Mrs. Brown again approached the and wealth ruoe—EJgar, the bed, bent over it a moment, ami. then Charles. Merry-hearted and fan-loving was said : ""Tan’t no n»e. He’s gone, cer­ this younger brother, who came from abroad, and sang, danced, and rode tain.” . We must pass over the pauper'a with Edgar’s love, as sister and brother, hurja1, and little Nell’s uncontrollable they thought. But the time came when tho heart of each was awakened to the grief. • Between tho orphan asylum and Mrs. truth. Bho was false to the one tint Brown’s Nell had het cltoiee. In tho worshiped her—he to the brother who firrt she would be Separated from her trusted him with such, perfect faith. loved Fido. Mrs. Brown had offered Yes, Charles Austin won his brother's .ably hear more.of earac in the ahspS Of an nerutite or meteor, and according to tho descrip­ tion,. one of the largest, brightest nnd most remarkable ever witnessed. It is deacribeil as appearing in the northern sky, of a nieo apparently tm largo as th* modn, and as daxslingiy bright m the sun, and moving toward ths horixoo with lightning rapidity. ’When, seem­ ingly near tho earth, it exploded with terrific force, frightening jieople out of th^ir bods.and shaking tho houses like aa earthquake, fieoreh is being made for'some of the fragments, which will probably be found not far distant. ’ There are many accounts given of the falling of these strange bodies, and though. usably the phenomena toko There may bu people who will bo in­ terested in the matter of the cost of taking. the Timet. For iho gratifica­ She drew from her bosom the he little tion of such, we append Ulloa of the •Mrd ; Ux ureuu. ol dMth aomewlut j Ho« crowd around no bag and placed jl in his hand, Fido cx- actual weekly oxpenditiu^ of’ this oasubdued bar, and she continued : " No | to-night 1 Why I’M fate dealt with me pressing approval. tablishtnent for the week* respectively wiabss—I mean, didn't he aay nothing ■ cruelly? Everything dea. taken from No further proof would have been ending August 8 and August 15 instant. aboct what hw Wanted done ?” mo-father, mother, brother, ood, worse necessary, but in the bag Edgar found the wedding-ring, marriage certificate, and a little locket oontain'ng the likewith eyes aa deep and bine m little new of his brother and two locks of Nell's, and hair as bright and sunny, It might only ba a faint. Oh! " You look like papa, I tiring," Nell ■ Ten years before; that • beautiful girl eaid, " and Fido thinks so, too, I know. Oh! if I had only kept awake last was Edgar. Austin’s promised bride. Seo how he licks your hand and looks instances on record where tho contrary has been t^ie case. During a shower of. aerolites in S£rony ih early times, a great many persons were killed and thirty-five vjllggM Mere pqt on fire. The largest specimens of these stones found oh the earth ware.discovered by the Swedish Arctic- -expedition, in 1871, on the west coast of Greenland. One of these, which was brought to Stockholm, weighs twenty-five tons. The Smith­ sonian Institution nt Washington con­ tains some fine specimens, many of them found in Mexico, bat the largest iof them weighs bat 1,400 pounds. Ac­ counts go to show that the meteor seen at Cairo will take rank among the most interesting which. have witnessed. In 1818 one wus seen in England, shining with the light of the sun, and descend­ ing vertically, a hissing sound occoinptmyingf^ wliik^ a great trembliag of the earth was felt. One was also seen in ’1719, in London. The stars disap­ peared in its brilliant light, and the moon paled so os to bo scarcely visible. It moved very rapidly, and finally burst with a loud explosion on the opposite coast of Brittany. A meteor was seen in 1819 at Danvers, Mass., and at Balti­ more, the diameter, of which appeared to be half a mile. Two minutes idler its disappearance *' rumbling noise was heard which lasted something longer than a minute. What these bodies are, where they come from, and how they becanebeutcd to such an extraordinary degree, has never been satisfactorily determined.—(Tticayo Inter-Ocean.' and the stock gawMiog will begin —At tho viDiga of Ludlow, Ky., opposite Cincinnati, a fow day* ainee, Walter brom, mrwd lOysare. while watching* game of base UU, waa • truck in ths teft bms*. by« bo’- — Col. John 8. Mosby and Capt. A. D. dual. POLITICAL. . —At tbs roeent elocUoa of Clio Obcctaw and miickaaaw Nation*. Indian Territorr, Cotemsn other dlaUnguiabtd Generals have signified twa. This I* a Springfield, Ill. of progressive prta- -The Preridont h** appointed the follow log Pcatmartcre: Hanry M; Mago^ Cynthl- Roder, Carthage, Mo ; John Gibson, Carrollcimon of tho court I* that Rev. Mr. Cheney tovru, Mo.; Jamon W. Manb, Holden. .Mo.; was not lawfully deposed from .the Episcopal Kamnel Fcrdtbam, Bavluniah, Mo : Benjamin F. Wright, Cbanea City, la.; Nathaniel* C. mlnlrtry. . —A card from Dorman B. Exloo ataUe that ftanjoiL Chat*worth. IU.; J. A. Warren, Haurp-, । the Civil Service Commltrion hare not aban­ BL; Jam?* M. Dlokinoon, Bosmrt*!, Wl».; Alexander W. Dslong, Hnatlngton, Ini; Mrs. • doned their labors, but are still bard at work. —A pitiful *tory of the horrors of the Chi­ Taylor, Btehmoui Ky.; Alexander M. Camp­ bell, Salina, Kan.; Cyras Baird, Linooln, Neb.; •' cated Chinamau who recently arrived In Nov J. K. Steffee, Georgetown, K/. ' -Ohio has rsjacicd the now constitution by York. Tho condlUon at tho Chtatre is Cub* to rcprareutod by him as iiifioitaly worse than a majority of from 50,000 ta 50,COO. -Tho Republicans of Penitoylvault met at that of the negro »l*vo«. t The poor Chinaman ia held for 1 limited-poriM; his owner ha« narr^burg, Aug. Ifl, and nominated JE. M. paid a good price for hi* term of bondage, Paxton for Judge of the Bujueme Court, A. A DUMB DIALOG U£. It wrcnches one badly to step on the wrong stair, but few can help laughing at the awful stride he makes. It is equally funny to see a man meet the Xrong *' customer," and go to talking and geslicttlating at him as if he was somebody else. Jones went to the deaf and dnmb asy­ lum the other day to inspect the insti­ tution. Upon entering he encountered a man, evidently an inmate, and he at once endeavored to explain to the man by making signs upon his fingers that he wanted to look through the place. The man also made signs, which Jones could not comprehend. Tfioa Jones made other and*more elaborate mo­ tions, which sot the man at work with great violence, and for the next ten minutes they stood in the hall gcsticu* luting and twisting their fingers, with­ out being able to comprehend what the other meant. Finally Jones Iwcamc angry, and in an outburst of wrath ex­ claimed : •'Ohl got out, you. idiot I I’m tired of bothering with you |" Whereupon the man said, “ lust s just what I waa going to say to you." “ Oh! you can speak, can you ? Then why didn’t yon do so, and r>ot keep me standing motioning to you ? I thought you were deaf and dumb. ” • ** I came hero to inspect tho asylum,” said JanM, “andl took you for a patient.” “ That’s what I came here for, and I thought you were an attendant,” said the man. Here Jones and the man shook hands and hunted up a genuine attendant and went away happy. After this Jones will always use his tongue, no matter where he is.— Youth'i Companion. ’ and ho must get all that he can before coolie freedom cornea Death ao often intervene* before tho nnd of hi* term of Bervlce that it is estimated that only one in twenty live to re­ turn to Chiu*. —A national convention, to consider tho •object of removing the capital to the West, rlson Allen fur Auditor-General, and "W. R. Brath for Secretary of Internal Affaire. Tho convention declared itself in favor of Gov. Hartranft for President. A resolution, in­ dorsing President Grant in the evrmt of his candidacy for a third term, was vote ! down, with loud shouts of disapproval. —The Democrat* of Tenncrsoe have nomi­ 20th of October. Porter for Governor. —The Secretary of the Treasury has decided, nate! on an, appeal from New York; that worsted FIXASCIAt. ASD IxnUSTRIAl. lace sliawl* are 'subject to duty at rates of —Two million dollar* of tha new 5-per«nt. bonds ware forvr*rd«d to tho Earo;»c*n syndivisions for wearing apparel of every deraripUou composed wholly or in part of wool or —News from Fort Hally states that Gen. Custer had been attacked near Grand river by Indians to tho number of 4,000, who were repulsed with heavy loss. Custer’s loss was fifty killed ami wounded. —At the Saratoga race*.- the horse Fellow­ craft, owned by August Belmont, ran a fourmils race in the very fast time of 7:19}, thu« beating Lexington’s time—7:19}—which has —A Waahington dispatch of tho 15K.li *u~. nouncca that up to that d*tc tho *mouut of circulation withdrawn by rational bank* by tho deposit of legal tenders Is greater that tha amount irenod e.inco tho pasrego of tho a contraction of the currency to that extent.' A majority of tho banks thus withdrawing their circulation are located in the South and - -The annual report of the Bilk Manufact- following statistic*: Number of firm* manu­ facturing Bilk, 166. Operative* employed. Ofiico ha* directed that regulation* respecting 10,061. Tha amount of capital employed in the final proof of homestead rettlemeuta in tho »ilk manufacture in tho Unite*I 84*to* U the graa*hopi>er region of low* and Minna- nearly 916,000,COO. sola will bo *o modified aa lo permit hottlcnFORKIGS. to go before thoir County Court to make their —Immcnre homo-rulz* meetings are being deposition*; in atoad of before tlia local laud oflloeni. This order la ma<!e on representa­ held in Scotland. — Belgium and Holland have followed the tions of reliable parties that many Bettlers can ill afford tho expouea of a long journey, other European powers in recognizing Spain. —The Carlirta are closely bv^ieglng VittorepecialV in their present impoverished con­ dition. manta drawbars. —A London dispatch announce* that MarCiurg ASD CRTHISALS. —A negro named Michael Murrell was re­ nil al Bizxirie tow arrived a*. Spa, and M. cently taken from the Atlanta (Ga.) jail by a Rouber hai gouo to'Chateau . d'Arnemberg to ♦ mqb and hung, for the murder of C»pt. O. F. conenit with tho EmptCM Eugenio—Ths Old Catholio movement Is extending Butler. to Southam Germany. In Bavaria, at Lknbach. Bishop Reinicen* hra j«wl cuwcrsZcd a August, Dr. Gray, a member of tho Logiala* tore, and M. Richard, Deputy Sheriff, fought ucw church, tho first building which the Old a duel with Smith A Wesson revolvers, al fif­ Catholic* have treeled in Germanv. —Tho Bouaparthits have elected their candi­ teen paco*. The first two shots missed. The third shot both fell, mortally wounded. date to the French Aorambly from the Depart­ Each mao waa hit in tbe right side, under the ment of Cluido* by a rote of 40.7M, to 37,972 armpit. Gray expired almost instantly and for the Republican candidate. Richard a few moments later. . —Tho follow who surrendered himself to have become hopelessly bankrupt, Tho jcoplc tho authorities of Bloomington, HL, claiming *ro sinccrnly loyal to their king, but the min­ istore are aUncwl p«1*nlia*Hy «tUc!io*l to the i to bo the murderer of Nathan, coufwues Io English thsory of a l**rli*meut*ryGovBrurooBt. l"ho BUIS *»ks nothing better than to le»vo —John T. Morri*, Deputy Sheriff of Collin the Church alone, but they bavo no bread and county, Texaa, recently killed In Lunkroounty, Texas, a notorious desperado named James dlu and paper money." sf-It i* alatod that the Pope will alwrdy. re­ H. Reed. Before dying, Reed stated that ns wan the leader of the band that committed the cognize Marrhal Serrano aa Prerideut of tho Iowa and Gad's Hill, Mo., train robberies, and RepuvUc of Spain. -A London telegram announce* tho death staled that ho robbed the Hot Springs, Aik , of William Fairburn, the ominont engineer, and Austin, Texas, stage*, and had committed —A Geneva dtopatch says: ‘ ‘ I-o*’l«» Gio several similar rnbberio* in Arizona, Nevada, California and Oregon. He would not give Ijllramontaao party are coming here, from Francs, Austria, Germany and Belgium lo dared positively that neither Arthur McCoy hold a convention.'’ -InvssUgaHon Into tho escape of Mamba! nor the younger of tho Jam cm brothers bad Baxain* develop* tho fact, that all of tho anything to do with there robberhw. —A distressing care of suicide occurred at gua-ds conaivod at Lie arcapc, allowing him Indianapolis recently, tho circumstances of to walk out of the door of his prison wlthcoi which are as follows: Bev. George C. Hard­ hindrance. —Bavo-ball Is becoming popular in England. ing, editor and proprietor of the Indianapolis Sunday Htrabl. b*d an iutereating daughter, Club* bars besn formed, manual* pubhabed, placed oh sals In London. —Three a*«»nll» of the Carlisle on Ak»niz seduced by Joel Morita, * leading merchant were rejmlrthl with a Lies .to tho garrison of tailor of that city; also that «b« had taken sixty killed and wounded. laudanum to cover her shame. Upon receiv­ -Ruwla ba* recognized the Spanish re­ ing this statemant, Mr. Harding pished down public . . —Chiu* I* making extensive preparation* WHA T A YOUA G MAN MA Y DO. trtiop* from Forme**. ■ Mr. Thomas, in an address at Adrian, critical coudi—The »tory of ibe propored crerioa of Porto Rico lo Germany la pronouarei a Mish., said many .good things, and among them this : "Every person may hare « comfortable eoxppctenee as bo firove his innocence whan ho recover#, but curacy of Gersgu advances in’ /ears. Suppose that a -Marelxal lUxaine Has written abater to Uio this la not generally beliavsd. as Mrs. Hardyoung mon a* 21 begins merely as a day French Mhdrttrof the lutcartos, to-.vdttcb ho laborer. If ho can lay up only $100says that neiritsrCoL Tills! to mW trig t < the yearly, and add interest to interest at 7 ho will at forty years, or at ftrks asd casualties. the age of 61, JiaVo JiaVe aocumulaied accumulated no less leas —Five persona were killed and fourteen than $20,000. Many will, however, lay aside $200 a year, in which cane they The health would have, at 61 years, $40,000. There are some leaks which a prudent man nose should be improved by nutritious will stop and thus add to the accumula­ food. Vjoleat axereise will somrtimea brtrg it on. Plugging the nostrils with tions. Suppose, for example, he is willing to tango the use of tobacco, lint or cotton wool soaJud ft: a strung which may happen to coat him but $20 yearly, thia saving alone will amount to eioo.ooo. MOO in his liLthne of forty years. troubled in These facts show lh»t every industrious person may at least secure for himself a pleasant and aosnfortable home,'* �TiHABDY ■ - H- K- DICKINSON, monster had three fuiLsiaed bodies, . BFCCBWOR TO The center > YLSWORTH A in • POTATOES, CORN, . I IVTean Business . long, three inches wide and two inch- ■ es thick. The middle cat hail no^, leg. at all. and was aatirely Support-T . ed by lite outside oats. ' . three Leads and three tails, but only •I »u«. E. D. Q. Huidcn. ut KuJ; eight leg*. The cals were connected Aaditor Geow.l. Wto. Hiwipluqr. of by u fleshy ligature about foar inches p.7 l». ni,WWM.rt« OSH AND SAVE 1 BUY YOURg GOODS) A ciinosi! v of the pule ©at person- . ■ TPI LLER. Delivered at their J? ion of a«r. For Congrwn—Mok. cat was a male, and the outside cats W. Fi»M, IHJi.lriet; Henry W.1females. . | dron. Snd dietrirH. end George Wit. A ol«IJ in C.monr.1. «">' j w«u r-p^n.11, infon. .UHMI. tku Jfard, 3rd district. nounn, into thn houx-nn d.y iklnlr,_ „„k._ ,w „a State Fats.—Great preparations exolaimiug s—“Louk, mamma, pretty, are being made for the coining Stale pretty!" Her parents saw that the lo be held at East Saginaw, child Ijad caught a rattle-s/rike 'round (he retail trade of commencing Sept. 14th, and contiuu- the neck. Its hodv and tail were Dry Goods, Groceries from East Saginaw, free of expense, fainted, byt the father, with great presence of toiud, caught the oMild’s and passenger# lor half fare. Hats, Caps, Cloth­ I would respectfully announce to the public that on and Sept. 1st, I will discontinue the credit business and sell goods for cash or ready pay only. Sgnod orrhard. good bars k M. Will be «Jd far $*5 an LATH, SHINGLES WATER LIME, SALT, . . HAIR, STUCCO, ft: which wa ship and retail at bottom price*. I Mean What I Say! Win. Gilbert, of Benton, was drowned, last week, at Grand Ledge “Will you rise, sir I" said one gen Notions, tienun to another at a recent Boston whilWbathing. concert. “I’m sorry to interrupt your A fire a little north of Bellevue, enjoyment of the the sonata,* but yau ■during lust week, burned up about have sut on one hundred cords of wood. Dr Marshall, of Bellevue, recently caught a ball on his nose. my list through two movements, and as tho last two are very long and quite, exciting, the hat The Doc. might snfler from your appreciation of the music." now carries a smashed nose. Thomas Walsh, of Benton, had FOR HALE CHEAP! dautY AttW w Lawd, tmo-kalf mils ville. For particulars inquire al Smith & from New York I shall soon receive _________ ______ . as C. IVitNOCT. complete a stock of Goods as cash will buy, and would urge all those who wish to avail themselves of this opportunity of buying Mulligan Centra! Railroad good Goods cheap, to wait. 9RAHD RIVER VA1LEY DIVISOR. I am bound to sell as good Goods, at far lower prices than any other firm in town. threshing machine, la*. week; and it have been “nest hideing” there for MILSON ------- SHUTTLE- Going; Weat Mall. Ere'iflx. ItiipK fcUpm intend to maintain the reputation . A family of Iowa frogs has been Ttis born, containing a large quantity found one hundred and eighty feet uf grain, catch fire from a steam under ground. It is supposed they aiw Idea! Proprietors. ing, Crockery, Boots, SJioes, Prowka' prop. HARDY fc AINSWORTH, hand and held his snakeship so tight­ Slutebaker Bro’s, mamtnulh w&gou ly that it could not bite, until, with manufactory, al South Bend was en­ the other hand, he had unwound the tirely destroyed by tire last Munday snake when, with a sudden jerk, he morning. The loss is $300,000. threw it out of doors, and then killed EATON CmVNTX. tbelf W| ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. ing through the week. The premi­ wrapp«d around her arm and the ums aggregate $20,000 00. Articles little girl thought she had the pretti­ fur exposition will be conveyed to and est thing imaginable Tne mother OATS, APPLES, Clover Seed, Ac., Selling was entirely consumed. Loss 43,000. centuries. state jottings. FOR “Con’l they train Chinamen to eat grasshoppers?" is the conundrum pro­ h. OS. a C..'. M« «in .1 Ma k^.., pounded by interested parties in lhe burned Sunday afternoon. Il was the work of an inesndisry. Lorn $dO,Ouu. A small buy, telling his ''pals” how offering a good article, and invite the at­ Elgar M. AIlsu of f«n»4 is supposed to he came to be detected stealing ap­ tention aa the public te an examination of ples in a grocery store, (proceeds thus : “Well, I didn’t care so durned much ahont bein' seen, but tha clerk was Wm. Adams ami Joseph Lotman renide al cron* eyed an' I thought he was watchin’ a dorg fight 'cross the street • ism last SumUy. because he wouldn't let but he was lookin' square up tu rue, him get into hie (Wm-» saloon. ' an* be helped me clean into the gut James Bell, proprietor ofa boarding house lei." at Oveoda, was Inst natty killed by Edward Somebody has noticed that nine­ F- Woods, Friday-night. Titer were engaged I warrant all my goods, and that C. 0. D. is hereafter my motto. The highest price always paid for produce. teen out of every twemy newspaper men have straight Doses. ball weal through tha brain. Woods was arOn Bunday hut, while a DeiroHer, named Frederick M*rx, waa hunting at Belle Isle, be accidentally shot himself. Hehad snap- * tb« oharge exploded, passing through bia bead and killinx him iwiantlr. Frederick Boe.lmbtick, of Sasrinaw, committed suicide Friday, by shooting himself with n pistol. Dewey k Foster's stave mill and sheds at Blissfield, took fire Friday and was destroyed. Loss $6,000. ’ A fire .started in Eddy’s grocery store, at Marshall, last week, nod sev­ eral buildings were damaged. Loss, UTTje Highest Premium was Northern Ohio Fair; Amer. Institate, X. T.J Clnrinuati Exposition; Imli^napolU Er position j SL Louis Fair; JjuilihuM Slate Fair; ALmhiidaft State Fair; ami Georgia Stale Fair; KaIIwbj- Hnoth Bond-Mlrhtam b-xjthem «rx! BooltalUnd !W«n of th* ' khlgnn Central Rail KillSweH-vilh the Ind., ’'m * Ohirowo 1UIIway. IXMkeil'a-arith U>e IxntUville ?TrwAL Ku>v A Ch-Two Railway. Valparaiso—Pliubanth Ft W»TB» < Chloa<o Railway. arrive al Chieagu by lbl< Um aarlkr than by any other rood. FOR BEING THE REST SffllBG MACHINES, Fatfgf uf Karl:. Greater GREAT BARGAINS IN liachittea in Ute Market MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. •COJIETITION 11 TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TINE. Bargains Goins South. THAN EVER IN insapi AT THE POPULAK CASH HOUSE OF Espro*. were in direct FMin St itching, Cording, Jiinditi*,. Jiraiding, Entbruiden ttg, QuiUiug cut^L Studying fino or henry goods it is unshrfHissed. Where we have no Agents wo will deliver a Machine for the price named above, nt the ii0.irest Rail Road Station of Purchasers. Naadles far all Sewing Ma­ chines for Sala cs,UkrD is Exehaige. GROCERIES, J?end for Circular^ Prtca List, &c_, and Copy of the Wilson Reflector, oue of tho b Periodicals of the day. dieted to Bewin« Maeninea. Fashions, fleneral CROCKERY. A complete stock of “ Michigan- Stoves,’’ and Agricultural Implements, on hand and to be offered at prices heretofore unheard of. Nashville, Aug. Bib, 1874. DOOIKG & ALLO, i All other Firt Wayne, Jacison A Saginaw R. R. brother, who was in the house and j was riding with her ' BEST IN THE WORLD I TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. are ripe— Cincinnati Timet. Wm. Ciaments of Ann Arbor, at­ pasturing on the form of Tobis* Beacbrtst, last Thursday, in Mannrlowiwbtp, and bad eroost a email rn'n which puaed through the premises. cutting his throat fearfully with The boy, who is rtry young, waa eent for razor. He was discovered and prompt the cows, and hr had erosaed ibe run, which DRESS GOODS, attention saved his life. Jealously wa« very much swollen by the rain, on a email foot bridge. Two of the cowe pro­ SHAWLS, and downbcartedness at not finding : ceedod quietly and pawned through the run, but the third would not. cross it. notwlibwork lhe cause. etandinr tho little boy urged her on ileterBOOTS A, SHOES, While a parly of young men were mincdly. Seeing that she refused to go acroaa, the boy thought he would leave nrr giving a ymmg married couple at where abe waa and drive the other wws to CLOTHING, Woodstock, Irfnawee Co., a charivari. the barn. Hr eteppcd upon the frail bridge, and. just aa he waa near the w. .bile, the one of their number. Alvah Badell, the structure snapped asunder and prwoimi­ WALL PAPER, was dangerously wounded by his tated him Inu Us swiftly Sowing waters She ttoofl died. Buj tha World-Renowned anarded to it at tempted lo suicide, became provoked, and fired off a shot i gun with die above rcault. '. EVERYBODY TUK Rolllv Crock Vlckitmrsh MmkMM (jrowt^l. ’ Amita n.-:id HUIIwsH Haokrira HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! tp live. • Little Htary Groff still otiU lives in ManorUpwards of 200 men are now em nn intelligent now ployed on our State Capitol. w The town, Pa., tbaoka to। an Tha story of ihU singular walls are now 25 feet above the cosier •’Exumlncr" tolls th ground, and 50/100 brick are laid daily. Caicago A Laiejliim Railroad. J?KNINST7X.A.R DIVISION. line of Groceries, ‘•Papa, don’t you think Beech—’ "flush Johnnie," “But, papa, don’t you thiuk Beech—’’ “Didn’t you night, destroyed Sokup’s iron works. hear rue tell you to stop your noiae ? Clary’s woodenware factory, and I wont have v«u talk about such Wheeler’s store houie. Loss $26,700. things. Go in and get your face washed.” And Johnnie, with tears A boy earned Robinson while at­ tempting to cross the railroad track at won’t tell him whether beech nuts Rapids, Friday Holly, Ai’g. 20th, was ran over and both legs cut off. He it not expected FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS. thxmdara. CLOSING DOT Silt I “Axsweb Mr. That."—Yesterday forenoon a man aimed Carter and his wife appeared at lhe Police Court, he having been-given by her to un­ derstand that she hrfd applied fur a warrant for him for refusing lo sup­ port his family. The judge began to question him when the woman in­ terrupted him to say that her husband was a lazy, good-fur nothing loafer“J’m lazy, am I!" he roared in reply. Goods, co.uuting of “Didn't I eurn three shillings last Saturday? Didn’t I bring home half a peck of potatoes Monday? Didn't Igethajfa |«ound of butler yester­ day ’ Lazy ! Great heavens' Judge, Dry Good,, Notion, Clothing. can you go fur to believe Tm lazy ? Crockery, Boob. Shoe®, Answer me that f* His Honor said he would take the matter into consid­ Wall Paper and a fall eration— Detroit Free Preu. ' $7,000. A fire at Grand Dollars ! ! MM.U-rlUr. through Uraod lUyMast Mo n P in. antvine st Jaekaoo 11.** p with tbs A« bus He Express for J> G, A. TRUMAN H. R. DICKINSON. 50 Agents Wanted 0. C. WOLCOTT East Side Main St., Nashville, ilicb. I W.XIOMW,^ 1 Wta SffliiK Ci CLEVELIXD. OHIO. �DELL n««.n at Irvin* Imi Mm- Th« ote, of Bartley v». Smith wm at-■ £21: . BARLOW, MB ill MB wm - The liquor cases were al! adjourn- the roller, which, pawwid. over bint, eru^>in( him » bail, th.I bn hrrKt In the case of only* .hortjimr^.Itownr Bush vs. 'Simdt. Shaving, Hair Cutting $■ Drttnng, Shampooing, PROVISIONS judgement rendered fur plainliff, for six cents damoget, by Esq. Chipman. A man by the name of Wil(iani Esq. Riggs rendered judgement for Balch, of Hastings Township, aged 333.00 and costs in favor of the plain the Un Inn Room. • 30 years, last Tuesday, had the mis­ tiff, in the case of James Tyler for fortune to catch his foot in the cylin­ ibe nse and- benefit of Clement E. >1. GATES der of • threwhing- tnwehine, and it SmiJ^rs. S J. Prindle, E. Chipman waa mangled so severely that ampu- and J^T.’Davidson. The two oilier I al ion was necessary; Dr*. Drake, suits growing out of the same trans­ Our patron* *T« and Russell, of Hasting*, preforming action were adjourned., until the operation. ■ 28*b next. . | —Mr. Olds has raised the roof of Moore, of Maple Grove, was hewing —Nashville now has five tiry goodsi , of this. —Rev. W. W. DeGeer is attending the Christian State Conference at Ridgeway. , few days ago, Dell Kinney, of Maple Gfove, had a horse killed by falling into his well. —John F. Loose, sign artist of । Grand Rapids, is painting a business directory for this village. —John Kesgle attended the Con­ S,rirtiM. Sept. CAPT. BOISE BOTTOM PBICES. Hm opened at the old »(»n<l of C. B. Itlcli-, ardson, Lis STOCK uf well-selected . —Tlie Union School’of this place, Public, State Convention at Lansing, as a years of age. Visited Mose Kocher's be seated than futmnlly, and more delegate from this county, the 26th melon patch, (or the purpose of ‘*c*xJn- room will be secured by the authori­ ing” melons. They succeeded in ties if required msL* No paius will be —See Chas. De ma ray s new “ad.” capturing five and were makioc off spared to make the school, the com­ in this issue. Charley is bound to with their prize when Sidney Kocher, ing year, a complete success. sell goods cheap and warrants his a boy ten yean ol I appeared on the work. scene nt action with a loaded shut Give him a call. Common Council proceedings. wc gun and demanded pay for the mel wouldn’t take the responsibility «o ous. Tha boys protested they bad state which, is being built on a house no money, but Sid. leveled the gun and told them to fork over or he at the north end of Second street. —An addition, or . upright, —If anything impresses the human mind with awe, it is**the expreshioi) ol the man’s face who has just been aroused from snorins in church. —Ms Holler has changed millers ; Chrt now holds, that position in the ■ Coumcic Rooms, August 24, 1874. j . ■ F’ii’wt da.HH Goods, IL YOUNG. M. D. Office two a<w« -tmtli of Tn<maa'» M^ve. Mam *<••<. Mekiiri Bramk .f DwMt hn G HOBBS, BlackI work lo tlw It'jick»mHb to proewpty. tilt' of Main BL, Smbvilte. rbicb for color an<l weight arc unsurpassed TOY AND TO STABLE ! —Madison Halt, our “typo,” is vis­ THE VERY BEST JJENRY II. WOOD, YANKEE NOTIONS. JSchool I3oolxs», E. D. BITGOOD. Pboprietor. Sluuc .inii; Wooden Ware, Good rigs furnisher! parties on short no­ AntPalPkinds nf Goods tice; also good feed and stable room for farmers* and the publie use. , Trice* to correspond with the close times. Eart side In oar line, and get the worth of y< ur mon at North Main St.. Nashville. Mich. Quints for lo cents. Justice of the Peace, Ofloe with Ctem-nt SmUh. NoabrUte, Mich. L1EBHAUSER, CORSETS and HOSIERY VERY CHE IP’ Boofa and Shors, Cottouaiks and Cajsimctr j A Complete Aswrtat Of Millinery Yankee TVotionn, &.c. the cliettpesl, give 16 oa*. to the tt’>i finer the right, change every time. FRESH MEATS, LOCAL WAITERS. at West Geneva, .Van Buren Co. years had somewhat faded bcr raven ESX- A full line of Spectacles and Eye Peaches are in their prime there now locks and wrinkled her blushing lace, 1Glasses just receiver] at IK* City Drag Store, and we expect Madison is enjoying Boots and Shoes. himself as he ought to. ■''•^4 —The public generally will be glad to learn that Dell Batlow, uf llnst NU8NITUBK MANUFACTORY: W. H. KOCHER & BRO. DRUGS, UJM. JONES, DRUGS. Together with a full assortment 01 AND CARDS, BRACKETS. The only pLvce to get a DUSTERS,&C..AfC.. Baty Cabs and Perambalaturs i will furnish it by calling at this office. Tl»e morning of our National Inde­ After the ISth, it AugmU, I will m-ik«—A horse belonging to Andrew pendence dawned bright and clear. cideronly onTLiiradays, until further notice. Barryvllle, Mich , Aug. 8lh. When the bands began lo play Uncle Carpenter, of Balliffiore, fell into his I F. D. Sodlxb. well, last Sunday night. Fortunate­ Dan’s heart swelled within Iris breast ly the well was not very deep, aud and he knged to do something patri­ Store of Theodore Max-on. by the assistance <A his neighbors, otic for himself if not for his country. CHAH. W. DEMARAY. OZr* Persons having accounts with the horse was rescued, and is alive He sought the Juiml of Widow Lar-, kins, and that day led her to! Theo. IWaason will please call and setand kicking. the hymenia! altar, bnt a« u« have I tl*before Sept. 1st, and save costs. —The grangers pic nic, lest Satur­ heietofure stated his wedded life was ' ^lO.WElF7l'O*lj<>AX day, was quite well utleuded, we are of short duration. Uncle Dan is ! On real estate and personal sccuritcs informed, and a general good time very lonely njw. Perhaps if he had East-wax & Yocxg. wns had. by all. Several speeches been true to Widow Hartford and! _ ■ ■»! Hardware Cheaper were made, but the stir speaker was a Mr. Lobfurd, of Bedford, who made Jon. lhe tor thing by her. hi. d.y,1 They are now selling lhe new improved of btias and happiness would have'. an interesting sjiecch. « been long upon this earth that lhe Oliver OUilled Plow —See TramuXsew “ad.” this Lord God gaveth him. which.they guarantee to give satisfaction Or week. lie Has adopted the C. O. D. no sale. They ore alao selling lhe Ito Bonner Aya up with ibree Charlotte Plow and Drag, Union system, knowing by so doing he can o/ttorerinmav of wlecliawo froro tMberp*Churn, Empire Wringer. Rathgive lhe pebple better bargains. He per» and e»ll» it locaU. Thai’s about tba My Planing Mill ia now in running order burn Stores, Jefferson Nails, wilt move into hit new brick store “chMkcst" thing wa ever heard of. /rog and all first class Goods in their Line. the br«i end iMctt »tykr, 1 would invite the tha first of next month, and then took sit ent ion of the public to my superior facil­ Don't fail to giro ua a call. out for a big stock of good goods. ities for doing the beat kind of work at BMT11 A PUTNAMreasonable pricea. The Jack of the Nashville Nnn has The above from the Nashville Newt brayed again. Give him more rope is simply a very boyish lie. The Ed­ itor knew it was wbt-n he wrote it, Exactly. And he will fct^en «btay- but then childien and fools are not HOB.tCE HOLTON ing until every man, woman and child morally rmjxjnsiblefor What they say. within a circuit of fifty miles, knows —Hastings Banner. faction guaranteed. what an iufexuai impuaior GEORGE Grocery and Frovison Store boyish kind, as any intelligent reader M. DEWEY is. Next Dour North of Aylsworth's, of the Banner will testify. We say —W. A. Aylsworth has returned Siding, Moildlngs, <kc., emphatically, if we imposed upon the . from the East with a complete stock puMie, by giying them such a slip­ Of every description, kept eonrlantly on, of dry goods, ready made ciorhing, hand. shop, dish-water local department ns which will be wold boots and shoes, etc., which he has old Frog Foot does, we wouldn’t ex­ SMITH & PUTNAM COFFINS ITO CASKETS, newGROCERY STORE! Re-sawing, &c., SHOP IN HASTINGS. Hear wbitl iny Customers Say. "As long ns Lee Reed makes buggies, I shall buy my buggies uf him.—A. J. Btnone, Hastings. DRUGS & MEDICINES . n to be as represented. MB1**Al the old stand, west side of Mair Nashville, Mich. SOAPS. PERFUMERIES TOILET Proprietor of lhe GOODS. WOLVERINE MILLS! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. h*. b*d ir.iny ye»r»' wqHUKmcc in house, sleep on the hay scales and th* merebanlil. bonneM, alw>ya wear fig leaves for our raiment. O, buy. th* bert good, for the Uau you slab-sided, whopper-jawed, Jong- LOW JPOEt CASH. Pm Wines and Liquors Wo wake iurt-ira wrerk a specialty. FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES’ r ark. C. fl. HOLLER, Miller. for Country Prodvcc. __________ HifBACE IIOIjTO.W. I also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood INotice, % pre cbipto.ss CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED 13 READY minute. 48 A W. OLDB. D. W. EUH8SLL. Dr. «. <’. THOMPSON ACUTE AND CHRONIC D SEISES CATARRH, ASTHMA. Wool scat by raft will bo Promptly attended lo *4 seat back ce­ ding to orders beuerlosl <WpMta,«.l ihi Ihu you do, we would dhetarp him in holy Dayoi, Nsahvills. Mich. EYE and EAR! COHSUIPTION, EPIEPT1C FITS, ft frog-fouled, carniverousDew- r»ly Upon good bargains. I nay pdsUineltTt that thfosn wanting trill save money by buy­ ing of me! J. L. REED rnrsiciANS’ WOOL! WOOL! My Carding Machine “ Yutir prices are be'ow Grand Rapids. I will take ilie top carriage and surprise my Wife."—Jerry Rog­ ers, Carlton. hundred others th-u will go their laU dollar IVaxhville, - - IMficli., Would respectfully inform the public that ho is prepared to do double tho work than heretofore. " I am delighted with my boggy and would not let it go.” — Wm. Chidester, Rutland. •• 1 am well sati>fied with my bug­ gy."—Adam Wolf, Mapla Groce. CHOICE GROCERIES, WOOL CARDING MACHINE! “ Yon arc on the road to success, as long as you make good work, as you have always done.’’—Wm. S. Goodyear, Hustings. “ You can depend upon what Lee AND says about his buggies.”—IL A. Goodyear, Hostings. Groceries, Provisions, ic Experienced Workmen Employed. Lee .Reed. INGS kept constantly on hard. Dressed Flooring, peat to live a month. We would be compelled to board at the school Aud have it warranted iboroughly, SHE OUDS A ND COFFIN LI.\ NEW PLANING MILL A. Wr. OLDS, Prop'r. THEODORE MAXSON, Ol all styles and sftea, and METAL1 AVliat jV ona1 Mr. AyUworlli Y OF CORSE EVERYBODY KNOWS MIRRORS, HCTURES.FrtAMr Cider ! Cider Downing k Altai'*. XTATTONAL HOTEL. A. Wrxaxs, 11 Pr-rpTtetor. Ha.lbnte. Mteh. Em*>tiilo« In inter. G<L>i wimple rootu* oil llret floor, DRUGS, Parlor, Library, DW, Oflcc ai GENERAL FUNTURE! ' send all of our papers to the post things indispeusible to a married lady leu Full Proof KeroMno Oil U-l cents, office. If you should happen lo nut But her preparations were for no good oi tho City Drujc S'ore. get your paper al the post office, we as this story will show. • • • • ^laning, Hatching, F. Daxc'ek, Proprietor. DUE NIX HOUSE. Jinks Baird, I Proprietor, Charlotte, Mleh. Flo t da** w>- Manufacturer* and keep* on hau this happy event, which should fill BOOTS AND SHOES. ings, has bought out Hinman’s bar­ Uncle Dan’s cup of bliss to overflow-! W< would rejipectfully announce t<* thr ber shop. Dell is u good barber, an-1 ing, was on the following Tuesday . public that we have added a full line of we bespeak for him a good patronage. after the 4lli of July. Meanwhile the Boot* and Ekow to cur aleck, Sh ell we —There is now no postage on pa­ widow proceeded to mako ctirpels, 4G W. H. Kociikr A Bbo. pers delivered in lhe county, and we quilts, wheels, guwns, and other , QNION HOUSE. JACOB LENTZ c. G-v- them a call on West aida Main <b rille. Mich. appeared favorable in his eyes, and shook* .muua hands to bind nw (he oargnii). bargain. it. utnu Jiewaray keep, the best Violin Tho limo 6et fur the happening of. String*, and Arrants every one. 4H I receive e'rry atlcntl 4 other r> tiu-irmr». Beo¥~ You will find us in the building I buy all kinds st produce in theia M^een. Our hu«ln~M i« oonduclcil on strictly t<in- with Cap. Boi«*. whore we will be glad lo show you our Goods. pernhee principles. ” all kioila. which will l»» -old low furca-L- 55X_Bc>a Ja;xu Tea UU ceiiis at the Chy be proposed, was accepted and they Drug Riore. Makin* ami Itepatrtntf nnUIr <lnoe.nl**> »trlcl alt Hou to flltl n^d-.r. y-umptly. Naahvtlle .^ASH VILLE HOUSE. " Caft. G. W. McCobmick. Proprietor. AT LOW PRICES ! 9nd I A.WCY GOODS TA IL on. PARADY, Manufacturer of JSTE'W G-OOZDS MEAT MARKET! loss to share his bed aud lioard. Widow Hartford, although 79 years J ABnrneys at Lavr. GR0CER1E'', Drugs PROVISIONS ROE & CLEVER, iting his mother, brother and sisters B. RASEY, Drayman. Goodsand . Basra-.-;- rantml >o any p>«»» In Hw vitbtevHiout |{wm! .i/wy aixJ m uAok band*. 2 pLEMENT- SMITH. : _ I.A.WYKR, A STM AN & YOUNG, MRS. L. O. CROCKER Uade TAR. C- W.WICKHAM. Pnrtirator I / attention rlvoa in the treatment at Private EORGE SIMPSON. Blacksmith. the i-ul-li.-. l-t— 11w«uM ——- •— Unite —Lr_. _ — _rt !i> —■ and «rs <rf .anttl.it* ... v ---lu . can bur all kinds of ------------ Icy under the. sidewalk, in front ol »att Hwaweii’v Maxson’s drug sture, was declared a ■xave Affairs-------------------------- ° nuisance. The following accounts were pre­ * —Our types, last week, .made us Jnrt before Uncle Dan Russell’s St., Nasbvile, Mich. say t hat Messrs. Hardy A Ainsworth lust marriage, lie fuund the loneliness ' sented, and on motion allowed : thanking the public for pnat favor* sulieU a D. C. G RIF FIT were shipping three cur loads vf of his hearth stone to oppressive for j D. D. GrMti. CuHttnuatiee of the ynme. aud would •• ’ l.ui) intonn the public tboi they will . wheat per week. It should iiuvc his matrimonially inclined nature aan O. Strong. Priming. keep coil-1 antiy on baud E. J. FE1GHNEB. been three cars per day. began to cast his eyes around for a Jlecnrder. of grain aud hay, in Orangeville, was Ana User of burned on the 20th iuat. Loss 51,000. D.. 'Hoinwo* <HOw. nnir DRESS GOODS, W_ . FELLOW CITIZENS Poplins, Grass Cloths, Jc. Regular meeting hold. Present, Downing, Olds, Wolcott, the Rich, the Poor, the Bond and lhe’Frec and Hardy, Trustees. I are all served alike. . would shoot The now ternfiud mel­ Minutes of the prenous meeting Has removed her place of bimineaa to the I first door south of Smith A Pul—— on thieves scraped their pockets and read and approved. uam'k Hardware. I „, • , . , x, , „ brought forth twenty cents, saying Motion by Hardy lo get a survey- She baa just received ^‘e Child can get just as Good BarIhiiwu ’t j lilts MA-aa all nil they ll.wi, hadand l.n.l nn.l i( if he didn .It.I..', ! or aod "-'-'nV -•-« .wampoo Durkee Aged. believe them he could search fot | Bnahm. fur the puri^u ol drumi,r . , , !|ng. Curried. AND WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY liiuweU. ADJordiugly Sid cuoley went Ou mutton Mr. Davidson wis reox HAND Our motto is to sell as cheap as through their pockets, aud not finding i lievud from the office uf Overseer, in Wolverine Milla, as will lie seen by any more change, selected their larg- Rond District No. 2. referring to our adverting columns. eat watenudun and allowed them to j U|> , _ . . . pointed Overseer in rtvaJ District depart, which they did with a great I 2 . —From the Banner we learn that , Qu motion by Downing, lhe vucauWm. England s bam, and a quantity deal of haste. BARBER. M„ n>y«W«" *'h1 H iicMlfe Mr. C. H. Van^rman has’ been se­ out an ox yoke, under an apple Ire®. cured as principal and Misi Foote, of BOTTOM PRCES FOR (.’AMI! his ax struck A limb of lhe tree and rr. ftimptm eni Charlotte, as assistant. Arrange ’ State ai>4 She. I came down u|x>n his foot, chopping' menu have been made to sccomnooff two toes, and leaving a big gash E?- By culling one dour north of Cush Paul for Produce of all kindr date all foreign scholars that may ap­ Truman’a new brick, yon will find in his fouL w, ply. Foreign scholars will be required The following morning his boy shot by tho school board to pay their tui­ at a squirrel in the barn, and the gun tion in advance. FuliisuMe liffiotn i Dr«s Isler, Tho treasurer, G. seuc*ii and examine before purchasing wad came down upon a bed.orsr lhe A. Truman, will receive lhe fee and who keeps constantly on hand-a full line of elsewhere^ Millinery, also a good Msortn ent of granery, burning it up, and the barn Nashville, Nov. 1st, 187G. give a receipt, which will admit the FANCY GOODS. would have wont too had it not the student to all the privaleges and ben­ II. C. BOICE. burning bed clothes been timtdy dis­ As .sheds daily receiving New Goods is efits of the school. None will bo ad­ ■ jVT*TEIS’TION, thereby enabled to furnish you with covered and pitched out of the ALL th« LATEST STYLES mitted unlrss having complied with window. ou the mo«t reaxnabla the aliove regulations. The school building has been thoroughly renova­ A few 'nights ago. Ivor boys of the ted. repaired,'and reseated with pat­ 25th insL, as a delegate from this Co. village and two from Battle Creek, ent seats from the Sterling, III:, mnn—Clement Smith attended lhe tigeraging from fonrfecu to sixteen ufactory.. Quite a number more can g.*£wboi>,Rit. A ,*. \ will commence on Monday, Aug. 31st. Birrrft>n:. ^rortrits and provisions, Dale’s MiR asd Prorisin Safe! Xoahvllta. Uleh. jS-ttsim-M Mall .E nt ’ gressional Convention at Jackson, the ’ Xx currcii—w. wT ueS C3-I?/OCER>TE S til tha 29th *B*t. hi* new residence three feet higher.. GOOdSp^5^^' HEADQUARTERS TASKtonaBLI aUaiOlUBLE Mr. POWLES, At least 10 per cent savi ed bj buying at tbecity Cnrrlrr. 1 Drug Store, Nashville. Diseases of the Eye and Ear. �I SCANDAL. scribes Hataftilfi’s utnr mcthocl of pre•Brring wood, as faflffMs : "It uw-nw that in l$30 sproimens c!*oak were dug Moutton Telia What He Knows About the Ugly Matter. tar’ All only that Beecher should Interpose hia influ- mutual friend' substitute. the anb- friends, while^teecl.cr h'mislf, with that generosity^tnNMdnoea toward Tillou which had always Hjand^irixsd his -acts during Lb« W. B.’s reply to •- The foHowtog is a copy which wks intrusted to him. The » Utomant ot the substitute referred to: .* motion, instated, through me, in aiding Tillou pared for tho Plymouth Inveatiffstioa Can- of 85,000, which I was to expend In such man­ ner aa I deemed best lo help tho enterprise 1 iter sloric* against him which I bad heard from tho same party, retaliated. Thoodore personally to aid him." . 1 and I, through a '‘mutual trisnd,” were ’ brought togctlior, and found upon tuutnzl ex-. who promised Tilton to aueUln chargM and1 planation* that both were tho victims of the could and would raeMve nothing from Beecher ' same i>lander." ! la reganl to the asrvanl girl in tho Tilton maud that Tilton addxewed the following open Lc uMhnld who was sent West to a boarding- Ject wm dlecneaed between ua. Ifcecher bad J‘ Bsooki.yx, Dec. JW, 1870. by Beecher, through film, tho latter offering to pay lhe expenses of Tilton and his family tn traveling abroad, in order that Titton might bo raved from tho constant slate of irritation ‘••Bib : I demand that, for moons which you explicitly' understand, you immediately going away she wrote tbs following letters to rewo from ths ministry of Plymouth Church, Mrs. Tillou: Mr Dbas Mas. Tiltox : 1 want to tell you and that you qui*. the city of Brooklyn as s' something.- Your bother bps repeatedly at­ residence. ' . tempted to hire me by offering me money and' - (Signed) “Taaoixmx Tiltok." JIUon explained that the words, " for preoente, to go to certain persona and tell ressops which you explicitly understand," them atoriee- injurious to the character pf were interlined at the request of Bjwen. year husband. I havo been persuaded that But Bowuu afterward changed hie mind and the kind attentions shown by Mr. Tilton for demanded ailouee on tho pgrt of Tilton, threatening that if he should itay to Beecher ‘never at the time thought that Mr. Tilton's what he (Bowen) bad told him concerning his (Beecher’s) adultery, he wonld dismiss him from the Independent and lhe Union. Tilton' or any one else, to bring trouble on ray two told him he bad never been Influenced by best friends, you And yonr husband. Bye­ threats, sad, he would not l>e Ln the present bye.” case, and snbSiqvsQtly received Bower's let­ *• Mr Deas Mm. Tn-row : The story .that ter of dismissal. Mr. TUton once lifted me from my bed and - In July.' 1869. Mm. Tilton einfeesed her intimacy with Beecher, whiih confess! on her teuipted t< violate my portion, is a wicked husband destroyed. 8ubaeque:.Uy Mrs. lie. Yours truly." Tilton, fearing that, if Bowen’s accusa­ Tbs following is a letter from Mrs. Tilton tions against Boocher wore made public, tho to one. Mrs. I'., dated Brooklyn, Nor. 8, 1872. who'e matter would bo known and her own It rc/cre to Oaxtain Biotins told by Die school conduct with Beecher become exposed, renewed her confession in hex own hand­ writing. This later oonfe«alon Beecher ob­ tained from Mrs. Tilton, and also a'recanta­ fearful. < xtreonty, burdened by my miefortion aud denial of any improper conduct by • • • I hare mistakenly fell obliged to de­ between Moulton and Boocher, in which the ceive • • • these two years, that ray husband had made false accusations against former demanded thia paper, Beecher admit­ ted, with grief and Morrow, the fact of hie order that he may not appear on his dofenre, sexual relatioM with Mrs. TUton, expre«sed thus adding the terrible exposure nf a iawsome indignation that ahe had not told him that she had ti?J her husband, and that in s'lit. Will you imp! >rs aileaco on her part against any indignation which she may feel oonsequoncs of being tn ignorance of that fact against him for the ouly ray of light and Lope ho had been walking upon a volcano. in thia midnight gloom is bis entire sympathy Hero follows a letter addrost M by Mrs. aud co-operation in my behalf. A word from Hooktf to her brother, Roy. Thomas K. you to Mr. D. will change any unfriendly Beecher, of which gio following io an ex­ spoil which dear mother may have given him tract : against my husband. Yon know 1 have no mother's heart that will look charitably upon all save you. Affectionately, your child, ‘ lUKTror-D, Sunday, Nov. S, 1872. (Signed) “Euxanrrn. “l?X*o Baomaa Tox: Ths blow has fillcn, and I hops you are better prepared .for ■ “Of course you will destroy this letter.” Mr. Moulton continues: it than you might have been but for our in­ *' I had seen and known Mrs. Tilton well terview. I wrote a single line lut week, thus: 'Can I help you?* and hero Is his re­ and kindly on my part, aud I believed wholly ply: •' If you still believe in that woman, you peeted, or aeon any exhibition Of inharmony cannot help me.'" • She incloses to him letters from the Wood­ bull and from Henry Ward Beecher. In the I had no suspicion of infidelity upon the part latter’s letter the following sentences occur: of either towards the other. Tito first intima­ " Probalilyynu and I are newer together than tion of it which came to mo was lhe exhibi­ any ct onr family. I cannot give lhe reason tion ot her original confession, the first comnow. I am clear, still you will follow your mnnlealioii had from Mrs. Tilton after I had own judgment. I thank you for your letter read her confession, on the qext morning. 31st December, 1870, aa follows: talked with. Fcr love aud eympalby I am deeply thankful. - The only help that can be do me the greatest possible favor. My letter, grateful to me, or useful, io silence, aud silencing influence on all others. A day may Biecber at ids dictation last evening, ought both to be destroyed. Please bring both to ihad, my tltar titter Belle, Itm pic, and do not me, aud I will burn them. Show tbi« note to talk about mo or suffer others to in your Theodore aud Mr. Beecher. They will see the propriety of this request. Youra, truly, " The underscoring," says Mrs. Hooker, “ ia (Signed) '• • E. B. Tiltox..' his own, and when I read in that horrible story that ho begged a few hours' notice that cause' I had pledged myself to Brecber that ^3 Bight kill himaolf, my mind flow back to this sentence, which suggested suicide to mo. fMelon to Tilton on the other (which are the The momsut I read it—* Living or dead, dear papers she refers to as ‘ my letter which yon have, and the one I gave Mr. Beecher') should' that. Now, Tom, can't you go to Brother not be given up, but should be held for the El ward al once, and give him those letters of protection ef either * as against the other. I m.ne, and toll him what I told you, and, when learned in my interview with Beecher, on the you have counselled together m brother*, you •lienee with my lore. At present, of cunrec, I shall keep alienee, but the tfuth is dearer it imthe same way, I cannot always stand aa tar of his slater under data of November, 1872, the Woodhull is ouly carrying out Henry's philosophy, againat which ho bad recorded hie protest twenty yearn ugo. when he parted lov­ ingly fmu him, saying they could not work Hoary is fidlowing his slippery doctrines of expediency, and. in his cry of progress aud tha nobleness of human nature, has •acriflcod the clear, exact, idqpl' integrity. * Hands off ’ and a'l its belongings." Mr. Moulton quotes fron a letter from Mr. Hooksr to his wife to show that all this mat- before too Woodhull publication. in trjwtila and alarm, and handed me al! tho letter*. together with one ttn lar date of Not. Ida ware foaled with Beecher w« exceedingly anxious that in­ hearing. I rather hinted at than informed Tilton of thio fact, and he repelled even the intimation of such a thing with the utmost in­ dignation and anger. Therefore 1 only under- Prior to Sunday, March 29, 1874, a publication Brooklyn CniOn, pur|>ofUng to be tho result of an interview with Thomsa G. Shmirman, Clerk of' Plymouth Church, to the effect (I quote from memory) that Tilton was* insane, and that Be alated that Mn. Tilton had mediqmlatic flu (whatever that disease may be), in which she had slated matters affecting the aonqyed at this publication, and addressed the following letter to me: “ Btrxnar Niout, March 9,1874 aliowod ms that ahamotul paragraph from lbs Union. Ite cruelly la beyond description. I felt like lykg down and eaying, *1 am tired, tired, tired of living or of trying to reeiet the devil of mbehief.' I would rather have had a javsllne launched against me a hundred times, than those who - have suffered so much. The shameful indelicacy of bringing the moet eacred relatione into auch publicity fills me with horror. But there are acme alight alleviatioua. The paragraph camo when tha pub­ lic mind waa engaged -with the Council and with Theodore's lAttero. I hope Lt will pasa without farther notice. If it is not taken up by other paper*, it will aink out of eight and be forgotten ; whereas, if Jt be assailed, it may give it a eonspicnily that it never would have lud. Bnt 1 ehall write Hhearuun a letter and give him my full feelings about it. I debted to you for Judicious counsel in this ■ new flagrant element. My inmost soul longs That will bring peace. My fervent hope is that this death of gall may sink through out­ right, and not prove a mortal poison. Yours " I have written strongly to Shearman, and hope that he will send a letter to T. unsolicit­ ed. I am tick, head, heart and Body, but must move on. I feel thia morning like let­ ting things go by lhe run." The letter ot retraction proposed by Tilton not being forthcoming, I felt it my duty in this contest to take such measures as should rcsnll ii\ an apology from Shearman to Tilton. I accordingly carnal to hlrq a copy of tho statements in thia article were not actually though it lay on his deck, he said to me that he had not seen the article, and did not mean to see it. I told him'tbal he must see it. and exff.pttouabto -ifl ids demeanor, but-a gentleman gifted with n.very consider­ able naasl organ. The old proverb says, "A large nose neve? spoiled a fled the ptovarb. Advancing to ths miidress of the house, ho mrnlo tho formal reference which ceremony requires on a first visit, then, taking a more familiar tone, bo •aid, "It lias been very happy to ac­ cept your invitation, modain ; an honor of which it is quite unworthy.” This was said" in a low voice, but so distinc'Jy that it could be understood, by those who stood near. Tho Indy, whtf, though a very dinfirq/ue person, ia somewhat timid, be­ cause still young, was somewhat cmbacrasMul at this address, and, thinking she had misunderstood him, replied ; " Excuse me, sir; were you saying------ •• " 1 said, madaxn, tixat it was very grateful for the invitation to your soiree." The bywtandera exchanged looks and began to whisper; the hdy became more and more onl of countenance. " I do not understand you," she aaid, at length; "of what are you epeaking Y’ The gentleman did not speak again, but pointed, in reply, to the prominent feature in hia faoe. "What! do you know? Oh, how imprudent I” exclaimed the lady ; and blushing from her chin to her eyes, she concealed in her hankerchief a face half laughing and half embarrasaed. The explanation of this little mystery soon camo out. The hostess had met this gentleman the evening before at the house of her sister, where he had made himself very agreeable, aa was hia cus­ tom. On her return, recollecting her own toirce of tho next day, she wroto hastily the following concise note to her sister: " I have token a liking to tho big noee. Give him an invitation for mh. Her madcap relative amused hertolf by sending the invitation as it was, aud the gentleman responded to the joke in a inanner which brought the laughter od his side. throughout the physician's frame and F1XJ.AT A Qi., proprfctera, aalo by all druggivte- One of the busiest dImm In’ tte cotiuiiy to tha factory vt the Nxrragani-eit C rliar Cpmpauy. From aigbly to ouo hundred young ladles are eonstanUy employed folding a:x! buxirg Klmwaod Coltara. U Ixika hka a 1 *--- **-- -nd *T1 nnaand” addition of the tannin, as proposed by Hatzfeld, will provo of sufficient advan­ tage to warrant the extra expense." Wckwino Goijikx Opiklosb.—Perhaps no man living has won-more golden opinions than Dr. Walker, ns the enor­ mous and widely increasing sale of his I Oalifobkia Visxoab Bnrr.nii attests. We never look into one of our ex-! changes but there is a panegyric ot tho. Bitters staring ns in 'the face. Our readers will say that there xaust be a reason for all this prune. They ate right Tbc efficacy erf this celebrated medicine is established by evidence which it is im­ possible to doubt Among tho thou­ sands who havo borne testimony to ita excellence, there is not one dlssentioit voice. In very many phases of inorgauic disease it seems to be unfailing. AH diseases arising from c vitiated state of the blood are'snrely eradicated by it It ia an eff< clital remedy for pulmonary complaints, bilious, remittent and in­ termittent fevers, rhenraatmm and dystem, aud where the vital powers sre enfeebled, restores their fauctions to vigorous aud healthy, action. All this it does the more effectually because its operation is not interfered with by the presence of alcohol. Tho Vikboab Bntent is perfectly free from any such hurtful ingredient. Wo. have always believed that plants contain the true remedies for disease, and all tho reme­ dies necessary. Dr. Walker in on the line of real progress, and we hope that he will not rest on his present di* cot- M'UKr*MSSjWS*BW&.tt! K" VINECAR BITTERS J»r. J. Walker's California Vlurear Bitten. or» a purely Vcgctabte preparation, made '•hlefly from the na­ tive herbs found on the lower the Sferra Nevada mountains <rf t'ahfornia, the medWnal properties of which daily asked. 'WhatIs tbo cause of tho DVr.KTIMKSt Hand M cent, to GMO. P. BOW­ uupantlleled success of Vixeoab Bit­ . Rt.1. A co . « Park Bow,M«w tort., for their ters F imr answerte, that lln-y rocnova the cause of disease, and the patient re­ covers his health. They are tire great blood purifier and a life-giving principle a IMirrect Renovator and Invfgorator of tho eysteiu. Never before it tot VixmixE Bimnui in TEAS' YODIG HEN S-t •Sots. C«renlare mailed tree. ’ X. W. TELUEATB IKSTinrra, Jans«vma, Wte. 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From this follows the proprie­ ty, in the selection of presents, or for wear, of the adoption of those jewels belonging to tho month which fate is imagined to have made significant. To illustrate this, one born in the month of January should wear garnet or ja­ cinth—those stones being understood to belong by their fated character to that mouth. Subjoined ia the list for the year: January—Jacinth or garnet. Con­ stancy and fidelity in every engagement. February—Amethyst. Peace of mind. March—Bloodstone. Courage and suc­ cess in dangers. April—Sapphire and diamond. Repentance and innocence. May—Emerald. Success in love. June —Agate. Long life and health. July —Cornelian and ruby. Forgetfulness. August—Sardonyx. Conjugal felicity, September—Chrysolite. Preserves from foUy. October—Aqua marine or opal— Misfortune nnd hope; November—Topsz; Fidelity and friendship. Decem­ ber—Turquoise or malachite. Success and happiness in life./ According to the proverb, "He who possesses a turquoise will always have friends." 1 then left him. Afterward I saw Tilton and told him what I had done, and aaid, “ Wo will go np to­ gether,'* which wo did, and mot Mr -Shearman. Mr. Tilton called his attention PUNCTUALITY A TDEA TH. lo the statement in the Brooklyn Union Mr. Higgins-was a very-punctual man as having come from him (Shearman) con­ wife aud others that Mm. Tilton desired a cerning himself and hie wife, that one waa in all his transactions through life. Ho crazy aud.tho other subject to mediumistic amassed a largo projierty by untiring in­ of his auppoeed infidelities to her, and that fita. Bald he, '* Mr. Shearman, this is un dustry and punctuality, ord at tho ad Mrs. Tilton had applied to Mrs. Beecher for vanced ago of ninety years was resting your aimpie duty -a to aay so; and if you have advice upon the subject." made such a statement, I demand that you quietly upon his bed and waiting calmly Ou Jin. 4. INTI, Mrs. Tilton addr ned the to be called away. Ho had deliberately retract and apologise- If yon do not, I shall following letter to Moulton : made every arrangement for his decease an injurious statement." This confession and burial. His pulse grew fainter and question whether I hare over sought a separa­ brought about an < xplanatiou from Shearman tion from my husband, I indignantly deny which Tilton refused to accept, and Sheantuui tho light of his life seemed just flicker­ ing into the socket, when one of hisaons that such wm ever lhe fact, aa I have denied two days afterward sent him another letter Of explanation, in which be aeya, ** I am now aal- observed : wanted a separation waa a deliberate false­ " Father, you will have but a day or hood, carried by my poor mother, who aaid two; is it not well to name your bcarshe would bear Urn responsibility of this and dearoring to the latest hour to prevent the other statement* she might make, and oompublication of all these documents and that I " To be sure, my aon,” said the dying mntiicited lo my~ husband's enemy, Mra. H. man ; " it ik well thought of and I will parties in that endeavor, I produce a letter of July 13,1874, being a note arranging a meet­ do it now." He gave a list of six, the usual num­ ing between myself and Beecher in regard to. 1 am yours ber, and Bank track exhausted tipou his this ooutrovervy: pillow. A. gleam of thought pissed over (Signed) . “ Mr Dsab Fkaxx : -1 will be with you at bis withered faoe like arsy of light, anil 7, or a ilttlo Lafora. I am aahamod to put a he rallied once more. straw more upon yon, and have but a Single "My son, read me that list. Is the conclusion—that the matter cannot dialroM name of Mr. Wiggina there ?” "It ia, my father.” about the future, " Then strike it off 1” said he, em­ phatically ; " for he was never punctual, was flever anywhere in scsbod, nnd be TOUCHING APPEAL. might hinder the procession a whole used' calls fo.th the fo'lowing appeal from a Missouri writer : " Give ns back the palmy days ot. the inquisition, or tha foul fires of wijchcraft lifting their black columns to the tdey, but lol the low principles of such midnight cliques, filled me with disuses, saying I had ruined in whose breast ia lurking in embryo the feelings of a hfghwayman, like tho This I certainly putrid yoort of death that often aproad Biuoe the year 1150. This wood wm quite sound,, but had acquired a black color like ebony and an aatonishuig hardness. Hatxfdd ascribed ite pres­ ervation to tii.e joint action of the tannio in the wood and the oxides of iron in the soil. Accordingly' he dcw pro­ poses to preserve wood artificially by means of tannin and pyro lignite of iron, a combination whidi would iu some measure bring about the aamc change* noticed in the specimens from Rouen. Hatafelu impregnates the wood to be preserved first with tannin, and subse­ quently with tho pyrolignite solution. The latter substance has long been used alone as a preservative ot the best char­ acter, and it is doubtful whether the THE BEST EVIDENCE. tor M. B. Cbureh, KaUck. Mm*, will Extraontinarjr fWeUlllrajgr*nl iMtoMUsr mula UmCum* osnatl it. i ptH • saline cal 11» mc«t earvmily bliu p.-iwder.eoacal propcrUai ot Seltzer Springs of Germany, la •Saeta.Ukms who have tea sd tha< Many timas women call upon their family phvaician, one with dyapepn:*. another with palpitation, another with tronbla of tbebreaH, anothar with pain here sad there, and iu tills way they all present alike to themaolres and their eaey-coing and indifferent doctor*, soparete and diatinct diHoaaoe, for which he nreecribos hia pills and potions, Mourning Ibem to be each, when, in reality, they are aUaymiH toma canxod by some uterine disorder; and while they arc tbus only able perhaps to palbate for a titnc, they are Ignorant of the canae, and encourage their practice until largo bills are made, when the aufferiag pall eno. . ro no belter in tho end, buf probably worse fur tho delay, treatment, and other complica­ tions made, vid which a proper medicine dr..vsted to tha canae would have entirely ror.ioved, thereby instituting health and comfort luaicad of prolonged misery. 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A correspondent of the Cincinnati "Coutin Clarimm,” said MemTton, Commercial furnishes the following ft,Ion. ’ ' -. ’ V.\ "I should think you would be bravely, “ I love Cera Dallas, and I ashamed of yourself, George Merrilton," said Ctors, dimpling and Hushing, And •q.hm’hfr U-V' lto lilMter, ; IbronBhmll «.» Haling’, trying to look very angry, in'which she "'leastwise not untfl Jehorum Simkins succeeded but indiffim^ly. -, 'b’Udito' " What fox?”-audaaiously demanded tome, George. "One doesn’t get behind the “But,” went on George Morrilton, " I shall make her my wife this very in the year." " What would Mrs. Peckington say?" day, in order that I can offer her a.hoxna " I'dare ssy she’s doing the very same in place of the one of which you have so thing hexself down stairs with Jehoram cruelly deprived her.” Simkina." And Cpra burst out laughing at the to d she engaged in teach­ preposterous idea, just aa-tho/widow "Of'course I‘ve nothing to say,” aho her___ ouhe for quince jolly and apple butter, said, " if you chooac to marry a thief—" ing German in one of the public schools. Bit.b.Kopprib.re-th. upbbxioB and to teU Cura to mix up a.bi»tch of muffins in tho twinkling of an eye, for fire in Merrilton's eyes admonished her neighbor-Bimku’s was going to stay to to go no further. It w^s lonely enough those cold win­ tea. After supper Mr. Simkins took hit* ter'' diiji, fitting' at Tier ‘ fiteflide, tVe Oft trot? lUe1* wlttarsd boww, thM, tbn only flower I Helen, and thy wratle tone Htta, Um> thy child! leave, with a roguish twinkle of his eye toward the yottog ..people, and Mfs. Peckington went dvartospend the even­ ing with Mra. DoreM Ptttieford; her pet crony, and Ctors sat all ajoue in tho fire-light, sewingand sJgfcing and think­ ing. Tor George Merrilton had gone home early to secure Mr. Simkins’ com­ panionship a part of the way through the lonely roads, which were already bo dreadful sorry to think of ^11 the ugly names I tilled her—^utl don't see m there cod postfiiIt-be ahy doubt to loa about Iffe uacu—father JMUC4 got yuv poorly, iuvuj , and bum I a was fixed oonldn't think of nothin’ but him-but ? Clarissy you won’t lay it up again me, * ’ now will you ?” " But Cora Dallas ?” gasped the as­ tonished widow. " I’ve told everybody she took itt. Mid the Peckingtos atoed undecided. would be capable of assuming the man- I "Then you and I must go around and explain matters to everybody, that’s all," snid thq farmer. a ■ » • ■ < : And Mm. Peckington lieto cryl- -■ "Poor’Cora," slro sobbed, "poor motherless child 1 Icouldbitemy tongue when I think of what wicked things I have spoken with it. But I’ll go right over and beg her pardon, so I will, and George's, too." Cora Merrilton forgave Mrs. Peckingtoii much more sweetly and readily thfn her husband eonjd bring himself te’tib—ai&she ese-n eaicAjtAir-to hrfp. the widow make^fke to,b« 0W.-.WAding. « M xc ^4 A , A wACAs ;1 And Cora accepted tho good dame's offer with meek gratitude. . She had grown very pretty in the last few years, this solitary child of nobody. : Dark-eyed, with her hair full of deep ’ che-xtnut-goldea shadows, a peaeh-blos- your-very cruel suspicion." ’ som skin, where the rosy ’..lood glowed ■ Mrs.- Feckimzton Mra Peckiqgtou was silent. ” ' She brighUy tbrougb on (ho i>liBbta>t knew not how she could help the im­ provocation, and a month like Hebe, it pression which so strongly bore upon her mind. . Who but Cora Dallas could I seemed as if nature had male a solemn compact with herself to atone for all have taken the missing gold ? "George, George 1” gasped the*poor social alights that might be east across girl, flitting up to him as for safety, as Cora DaUaa’ path. " Well,” said Mra. Peckington, seri­ the door opened and tho stalwart form ously, “I don't mind tolling you, but of George Morrilton apjieared ; " she mind you don’t repeat it—the bag’s believe* that I stole the money ; yon do hupg half way up tiie chimney on an not think so, do you ?” George Morrilton’s eyes sparkled iron hook.” "But ruppoee the chimney should nervously. “Cousin Clarissa, I would stoke my take fire?” said Merriltou. “ It won’t. I keep it well swept, and, life on Cora’s innocence. ” Mra. Peakington shook her head. besides, if it shGu’.d, it takas a prstiy " It looks very ugly for her.” sha good heat to melt gold.” " Upon my word, Conmn Clarissa," said, " but of course if she can prove And neighbor Simkin# cmbj in-'-a i "But where's Mr. Simkins?" asked broul lrad, jorud »grieultori.l »ho ! «>• »ldo», miMin* h.r,troi^.l »lly ia facility in'givfng expression to onr’idEk cto-bjM h ij; hwR n M:-V hld often used to disguise sentiment. In And on the dusky edge- of Saturday the hard school of her youth, emotions Farmer Simkins caine. were considered as criminal as literary "I never was so glad to see anybody taste. in all my born days,” said Mrs. Peck­ She found expression for many of her Qp from ington, impulsively jumping sad experjenoes inTA sfries ©f papers cnher seat^-ajd sho,t41d him th< titleil " The Advantages <ff a Country the vanished bn& oPgola befor Schoolmarm." Some of them arc five a chance to deposit hit portly bulk upon and six columns long, and are enough the chair she hospitably drew, forward. Mr. Simkins turned .doll rei—-tlven a altogetherto ^ake • b^ek. They ari> ; admirably true to nature, and display tallow white—got up and sat down an acute study-’df chantotef. 'In ths again, and finally dragged a leather bag talent for characterization, she excelled, from the recess of his butternut-colored as is shown in "The.Country Cousins,” cast-tail and other dramatic efforts. There is " I nevor’ll play off a practical joke an under-currrut of truth in-the cbricepagain, blamed rf I do,” he 'ejaculated ; tion cf her characters, which shows " for I declare to gracious I hadn’t any they were taken from life. “ Style in tho idea of the mischief I was doin’! Here's Sanctuary,” is ths title of a series of your money, Clarissy—I heard you tell . interesting papers on which she was the fblkk UtterA ''Ir *wis uh’- I wok engaged when she died. Her skill at s-scrapin’ the snow off my feet under the paragraphing was only recond to her window that night, Juid ^1 reached_it down,, just for a joke, when you was difficult, indeed, to define and measure gone to see about the supper. I mean t hor versatile talents. Some idea of its to have broi iu£, and Im’ " For, of course, 1 knew it would all be set right sooner.pr later," said Cora, cheerfully, "and we'll let bygones be bygones. ” And the widow solaced hoa consoienoe ua *u “ wheat, and—" . | by presenting Mrs. Cora with just half "Stop ('cried Cora, growing white tiio contents of the mischievous leather and bresthleM ; " you suspect me—you bag for a wedding present. think-I am a thief ! Mrs. Peckington, rxi-ishijs wiiitnw. m*J God torgivo 'you ; forgive you for "H needs no proof in my eyes," said George, quietly, as he drew Cora's arm within too. "There, little one, don’t tremble so, and look so wonderfully frightened ; no one shall dare harm you Iu entered the Herald T" vacation *she * *"♦ — office, to which she had contributed all the year, and at oncq exhibited the newspaper tfbility het i fafllet credited- a distinguishing characteristic it wm a 'stose of* the ridlcniokaj wlifcli/ trto ton’s self. THE BAO OF GOLD. " What’s the matter?” cried Cora, Money is a great trial,’’.said the 16w Teckington, impressively. " I breathlessly. " My money I" gasped the widow, declare I did not know what care meant before brother Gabriel died and left me waving her hands tragically in the air. " But what of it ?” all the money.” "It's clean gone, stolen, took away !” "Well, Cousin -Clarissa,” observed " Are you sure ?” eagerly demanded ‘ George Merrilton, who was assiduously engaged in entangling tho widow’s work Coro. "As sure, as I am that you're staring to the very best or the very worst of hia ability, ." in case you find yourself un­ st me now. I felt up chimney for it the last thing afore I got ready to go'to equal to the strain, all you have to do is to leave mo the five thousand dol- bod, and—it was gone." Iu vain proved all search. Neither "The first thing in the morning,” up chimncr, nor down sellar, nor in any imaginable or unimaginable corner was went on Mrs. Peckington, uuuecding Mr. Merrilton's modest hint, "and tho the bag of gold pieces to be found. " Mrs. Peckington, ” said Cora, huski­ last .at night, I'm ^Unking about it. First I put it in Deacon Elijah Horton's ly, "it must have bean stolen." " Yes,” said Mra. Peckington, whoso bank, and then I draw it out egain— banks aren't noways safe nowadays. lips were now compressed, and there A’rd tben-I buried it in the east cellar, was something in hor manner that Cora close to the apple bin, and there came never before noticed,’ as she called the white-headed farm-boy, and told him to the deluging rain, and I knowed the cellar would, be three inches deep in run over and ask farmer Simkins-to step to the Peckington place that morn­ water. So up it come again, and then I oould not rest in my bed for tear of fire. ing. "And you may s# well i.top fur So I got it changed into gold, and I George Merrilton as you come bock,” guess it is safe enough.” said she. "In thebottomof yourbigred chest?” When he was gone, she came close mischievously hazarded Oeorge. up to Cora Dallas. -"No matter where, sir,” said th® " Cora,” raid she, " wo two are aluno widow, nodding her head. together now, and I am the last one to " O, but. Cousin Clarissa, you might bo hard on you ; confess now, and well tell ua,” persisted Merrilton. " Wo arc see how the matter can bo cleared up.” all your own folks, Cora and I.” Cora opened wide her brown eyes. Cora Dallas sat stitching quietly in “Confess what?” she asked, inno­ the corner—the pretty orphan whom goXtMrc. Peckington had taken out cf | cently. said Merrilton, "you are a second, Machiavelli." j " Who iu pity sake* wm he T asked Mrs. Peckington. "Thm’n neighbor Simkins at the door; jump and let him j >in, Cora, for it's beginning to snow like * ‘ fcowj Upi ro<TT/p.i>o4obfl«K«» Merriltoii'n * voice pilent, and Cora’s paxsra unr cxpcvxniinus, imu ia«vcriy u»> wl bright priWe wnbWd.' > IJ .7 •J<(. 441U4 fourth ift. attended to the make-up pf tho pappr. " If I suopld'be wrung Jn ’.spoaipg die &fthbrtocAr it,’.’ she said to hexself,' “ I shoMd. Her -vamaiiliiynif feterid becoming veiled in snow. • The toll old-fashioned clock in the angle of-the old-fashioned kitchen chim­ ney had just struck midnight, when Cora Dallas wm roused from her sleep by a sheeted form at the foot of her bedtall and narrow, clad in white—but no ghoft, nevertheless, but Mrs. Pecking- "That you took tho money; there the orphan *asyhim “to bring up,” five was no one else that could have done it. years before. You were here all alone yesterday even­ *’ I don't expect to leave you noth­ ing," Mrs. Peckington had said, " for ing, and I know it was a strong temptation to a gal that never had five dol­ I’ve relations of my own ; but I’ll give you a good deestrick school education, lars of her own in the world. Cora, and a C '. „ ... and .. .' ___ - you're young, child, and I, don't believe decent bringing up, aw good ohanoo to do for yourself. ” ° you’re altogether bad, but Satan sifts ABECHBR-TILTON. Tidal waves are the only manifeststion of the attraction of tho sun and moon opr. % AUrfaca -of, the earth. It the <?arth wexj entirely, surrounded-' by the ocean, the solar tidal wave'would travel round ttehrhtfle1 earth fn'lWehtyfour hours, which "is 'AWO The three years from fifteen to eighteen miles per hour. The lunar wave would _xcm that much time and talent wasted travel round the earth in twenty-four in uncongenialpursuitsand associations. hours, at a velocity of 800 miles per When tit last she came to her father he AV •riOMPV4” under pamrniyy emhar- everywhere interposed, except Around garret door with i pretty girl every day , Hbymiug was added to her other talcuts. I emu. a give a u specimen, apccuueu, written w.riiieu anonymously, upbn hearing a gentle­ men jay to _a lady that if she would write him a poem he would send her a bottle of wine : XOT FOR JOX. / .IJOtT-jrWT Dkch.hat>' ich nur eratmal («Mlleo, Icli bln xlnr.Ilcb krank fjtwtKii Hasims* t*S £X=b .< ‘ YOuTt ackna^eCg* raaW"8>dBVt!ie llutclx." Inheriting her father’s talent, Miss Harding, like him, was extremely diffi­ dent, and distrusted her powers of pleasing. She was particularly sensi­ tive in regmtl to her personal appear­ ance, being possessed with the idea, that she ”.as homely. On the contrary, she had an exceedingly attractive face. It WM.Otf-ifO# that opco scon .would never be for^otiefi. Her figure was If it be absolutely necessary to use short and a trifle too round, as was her sccresy in the matter of correspondence, lace,.but she had a fine largo head, use rich new milk, with a clear floill, on splendid Mack eyes, and beautiful hair. white paper; it leaves no mark what­ That she wore short, and it was curly ever, and the writing may afterward be and abundant Figuring in my mind read by^lpsting owr it pulverized <^a> huf tin exp^aave fac^would Ixikwith coal fA'Bu^-bladk jrowdeif o»-the tetters the hirir bflndi-d closely artfend ’ the will appear in deep yellow by scorching compact head, I asked if she had ever the paper before a hot fire. A writing worn her Hair done up. "Do you executed with a weak solution of acetate think- I ■ would look.. any better that of lead will turn black in tits’fumes of way ?” was the despairing answer, as if sulphuretted hydrogen. The real in­ she had divined my thought In con­ visible ink (sold by many druggists and versation sne was usually reserved, but stationers) is made of a dilute solution of chl|ri<!<;'<4 (ipber 1 thin Is yiaiiltf only while the paper 5s htafedSrimn NO. 49.. . ; Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, wm doeeely packed on the evening of August 28, when the InvoisHgating Committee reported. Prob- which they had per- ‘ -toUowtag is HrilLlav Announce! 'that the procoedingw They find iu dstell on acquittal of Mr Tilton at ths Ums and places apociflad la TIL crowd innuodhtaly •urronndsd httn. uttering lutensa bUaes, csUing Mm mm*, and shcaL judgment that he will now admit, and which inf" Pat hint oat! bo must regret most of all; and that Ibero te the Itouth Pole, it is only thqre this nothing in the evidence that should impair through ths inner door several at the crowd wartiiiAlk UhM pkce, this iho confidence of Plymouth Church in the region it is propelled northward into Christian ehasaoter and Integrity of Heniy moo iuterferod »nd nhteldod bun from tho toMtuUc mob, giving him u opportunity to get the Indium oc$uk and into ^ie Atlantic, to the outside door. Ho started along ito whoreCiGntaraSTtB greatcStTnkfraitnde. which the committee refer arc: That Mr. tteechorfiid not take connod with some of It is earned from Van Dioman'a Land hl« t?brialten brethren inatead of a man of in twelve -Jpprizto_ th|» qcm^ !of Hindo- 'whom'ho knew so Tittle, and wjbo hoe and do him violence. Pistols worn flourished and mon tried to atan, and in another twelve hdurs from provtd oo unworthy as Mflulton; and that ke layhaoda ouhim. Pollcemsii braced thcaathe Cap$ of Good. Hope to Senegal. Twelve houcrjtateriiii has reached the*, linns with the Tilton family that Mrs. Tilton hfd an opportunity to fall in love with him. coast of Great Britain, and turning Tho reportte quite Ifngthy, and concludes sa proosedinga they maet chargs. On around Scotland, reaches Norway and r^Uowa s ’ Denmark in an opposite direction— Firit—We find from the evidence thvt the namely, from west to east. Iter. Henry Ward Bdecher did not commit Ils velocity of propulsion depends on adultery with Mre. Elizabeth P.. Tilton, cither and probably eaved Mr. Moulton's life, and thb alone saved- it. He was carried to Ida the depth of tho ocean. It is only when at the time, times, or at the place or places set forth in the third and fourth snbdivteionr carriage by the offiiere. Criee of “'Lay him the depth exceeds C.000 fathoms 'that of Mr. Tilton's statement, nor any other out!" “Kill him!" “Shoot him!" resounded the velocity is as groat os the revolution time or place whatever. on every hand. Tie crowd tr-rrounded the of ttitrearth. * Ati a depth of 1,000 fath­ fiiecond—We find from the evidence that carriage, men’ Mocked the wheels with their aruiv and attempted to stop the vehicle, but oms it travels at iho velocity of 250 miles an hour, and when the depth is chaste or improper act with Mm. Tilton, nor 100 fathoms the velocity is 100 miles. At 20 fathoms ft is ,tififtyii< mile*; ID proffer, or eoUcitation to hex of any kind or description whatever. fathoms 25 miles; ahd 1' fathom Smiles. Third-If thia were a question of errorn of This law, which jras discovered by Rus­ Judgment on -tho part of Mr. Boocher, It sell, is so reliable thai it has been pos­ trould Be eaay to critictec, especially in tho sible Io A^temr^e t^e1 depth of the light of recent events. In each crltimm, : SnoW YOU BA VX A HEART. ,! In this dull world we cheat ourselves I j and ore another of innocent pleasures by tho score, through veyy careless­ ness and apathy ; courted day after day arc sure no man would Join moro oincerely by happy memories, we rudely brush than Mr. Beecher himself. them off with this indiscriminating Fourth—We find nothing whatever in the besom, the stern material present; in­ evidence that should impair the perfect convited to help in rendering joyful many 11 donee of Plymouth Church or the world in a. patient heart, we neglect the little equivalent to the power of three trill­ tho Christian character and integrity of Heury word that might have done it, and con­ ions of hones. In consequence of the God. that paaaclb all uudoratuding. rwt and tinually defraud creation of its share impending scarcity of coal, extensive abide with Plymouth Church and its beloved of kindness from ns. The child made experiments have been made in some and ominaul pastor, so much and ao long merrier by your interest in its toy ; the of the countries di Europe, to find the afflicted. old domestic flattered by your seeing (thgiUd) of utilizing this TnormotiB him look so well; the poor better helped power wherever’ it ft practicable. AOOCHTCtl 8ioMl a, by your blessing than your penny HkXBT M. CLKTXLAXD, (though give the penny too) ; tho lab­ H okacs B. Ctarux, THE HOME OF ST. PAUL'S. JOHX WtXSLOW, orer cheered on his toil by a timely The dp^je of St. Daul's M^ooriginal word of praise ; the humble friend en­ of o<r :.doio at Washing ton, but tttir* Committee ef InTMtlgatioa. couraged by your frankness; equals nally I ihWtk ours’fc’the uibft? 'gracchii Bccokltx, Aug. 27, 1874. ’ , made to love you by the expreesiona of of the two, though tho inside is tame The report of tbo Committea cf lovesUgayour love; and superiors gratified by and flat in comparison. This is owing Hon, with the statement erf conehi'icms, open i ■— —... partly to the lesser size and bight, and being read to ths church, wm adopted amid ■ sttcntion and respect, and looking out to ahonu ocdanuHon. i benefit the kindly—how many pleasures partly to our hard, transparent atmos­ The following ronolutions veto also unani- here for one blind to’ gather ; how many phere, which lends no charm or illusion, mouaiy adopted: blessings for any heart to give I Instead but mainly to the stupid, unimaginative Ud Urewerilo «bo(U lb« plau of it. Our dome shuts down like Eumlumir CommittM bntnnl, <Iam nai. »<....... .i world? fngid compliment—for warmth an inverted iron pot; there is no vista, ford any foundation for putting the pastor of is vulgar; reserve of tongue—for it's 'tea.outlookg no relation, and hexico no the ftiurch, the Bov. Usury Ward Boocher, foliy to be talkative ; composure never proportion. Yon open a door and are u^on trial, but on the contrary, ealabUehes, to the perfect satisfaction of thia church, Ms at fault—for feelings are dangerous in a circular pen, and can look iu onh. eiiOre Lnitooence and absolute punonal purtly things ; gravity—fur that looks wise ; one direction—if the iron pot were coolness—for other men are cold; slashed through here and there, or if •Tier mails against him by Theodore Tilton. selfishness—rfor every eno is struggling it rested on a row of. tall columns, or for his own. This is all false, all bad; piMro, and ^as4*own‘fe be a legitimate our pastor, far from being dimluinhed, are tho slavery chain of custom, riveted by part of s“Ol I*1* heightened and doc{>ened by the unmerited tho foolishness of fashion; because jiear ' the exhausted* receiver it does that we wrioomo him with a, sympathy more there Is ever a band of men and women now. Il;” '»ml T'» ;:;’i Ils ti tender and a trust more uudouudsd than we who have nothing to recommend them The donma£.S^rj4AVhfl i^ ^fc culmi­ ' over felt before to his public labors among us, but externals—their looks are their nation pf tho whole interior of tho dresses, their ranks are their wealth— building. Bising over tho central area, During the reading of the report frequent and in order to exalt the honor of these, it seems to gather up the power and interruptions were caused by applause, which they agree to set a compact seal of nfajla^’hl the nav<', the ai«:tb’e t^Aufollowed the reading Of certain ptoeagee eue- silence in the mind, lest the flood of si'pts, the chbir, and give them expxee- lainiog Mr. Beecher, and ontbursta of laugh- humbler men's affections or .of wise sion and expansion in its lofty firma­ tar wore drawn by any sllations to the mutual men's intelligence, should pale their ment—John Bttrroughe, in JcriLner’« friend, Moulton, and his participation in the tiusel-praiae; and the warm and the for September. ■ wise too softly acquiesce in the injury done. to heartiness, shamed by the EXHA USTIOJi QF THE DRAIN. 1 effrontery Of cold, calm fools, and'tiic Dr. Radcliffe, in his recent Oro.nion shallow dignity of an empty presence. lectures, is reported to have discussed, deafening. Raytaond II Turn the table* on them, ye truer genat much length nod very acutely, the Ud...bcrtq»«h. lur«Ita,U>Ur. M«l. o Mr. MouL | **T, Him oobiliV, subject of brain exhaustion, so common teu'a put la Ute affair, bo said: “Mr. i heart and of the mind; speak freely, at the present day. After describing Francis D. Moulton iuu* tnod to poiaou tha j love warmly, laugh cheerfully, explain the feeding symptoms, such as loss of minds of men againat Mr. Boeciter." Thia j frajjjjyt exhort zealously, admire liberb^Vt.1 Mr M.uUrm U ta (rt, .to ,toto ■ ^^-0, ool toL.mrd at tb»r^Tto-r. epeaker, and exclaimed twice.in a Mr." loud 10 . *,how J0" .h"e 1 ,bwrt. „„ . tar. Mr;,tor. tar. ■ a •/ ocean by the velocity of the tidal wave. Prof. Van der Wc-yde winds up with an interesting calculation of the power of the tidal wave of tlie peean, proving that if it wfe?6 utilized, it would be irritability, epileptiform condition of Much oonfualon ensued, meu and women the nerves, and sometimes transitory atanding up, the latter mounting on Mate and coma, ho argues against urging the pa­ Jolulng in tho cry with a hearty good will of tient to eat heartily, beiievih'^ tiiaC riiuli "Put him out;" “Hhazue, six," etc., ato.( a practice tends to develop the dis­ mingled with loud and prolonged hiamng. in ease ; be equally oppqsdi Aha train­ tho midst of which Mr. Halliday camo for­ ing diet system, as generally starv­ ward, and making himself hoard above tho ing the nerve tissues* .tyr, ^eluding hydrocarbons from food. Nor should the patient bo urged to work more than is natural under -the circumstances, nor to rest from headwork, in many cases cerebral exhaufitum; being intensified by .aitd evinced a taste for it that was the the brain lying fallow ; if there is un­ should lie fading ths moment thb heat ft with­ best earnest of success. What she drawn. _ might have been in new and pleasant it fihoulri be kept high. HADN'T GOT USED^O IT. father's training, makes the sadder A curious incident feoently occurred H£ALTBFULXBJi8 OF A^PLKH. feature of her sudden taking off. on a Western railfoad iroiu. As the The frequent use of apples, either liecars were moving jway from tiio Terre. . A 4N«w .CojtwampM.—,A Virgiiyp tore < r after meals, has a most healthful Haute 'depot, «1 pretty young woman' propounds the follow ing : " Tiro effect upon digestion—better eat loss came from the ladica’ car, and rushing meat and more fruit. An eminent French nup. into the smoking-car frantically sp- cousins' brUho brothers. The older physician thinks that the dccfcaftj of peaiod to everybody to stop the train. brother has several children by his wife, dyspepsia and bilious affections in Faris Catching sight of the conductor, she and she dies. He then marries a younger is owing to the inerefised cxmsumpiidn txclaimad, piteously, “ Mr. Conductor, sister of his first wife, and has aeve-al al apples, which fruit, he. maintains, is an admirable prephylactic’and tonic, as baby well baby recovered, amidst the hearty younger brother marries the widow of the oldm; brother, and has by her two children.' What is the relationship? young mother laughed and cried and We get the above from Dr. Eller, of our did before the war. Whether thia eetihugged her little one, she tried to ex­ county,'who knows the parties, and will I mate' is true or not, nfiverthcless the plain how the baby was such a new one be obliged if any one will solve tho French are extravagantly fond of apples complex genealogy,” | and other fruit. that she hadn't got used to it yet, ' cold-blooded simpletongreets your so' cial effort with a sneer,repay him (for you can well afford a ridier gift than ‘ “ his whole treasury posse ares) with’ a kind, goad-humored nnile. A UUNV1VIAL J)0G. ’ Mr. John J. Itoclie, the saloon­ __ _ __________________________________ ___: keeper, has a block-ond-tan dog who but Moulton still ftmaiMd on Mb lost Mytaf "I dore you to put nw oat." A coapte of po-1 insist* upon drinking with every one Use offlaani pot in an appearance baliind Mr. j wbo comas in. Whenever snindividual Moulton, .nd ba remuaod hi. w.L___________ 1 QT np the bar, without tfatug te r«. ib«J» •j’aeteaQifig1 *M*-*r. Twtow aw nottoww^where thwWJnsr | poee, and placing his forefeet on tiio lb. Mtak bn, dnulu (w*ler) «iU the twl. M aJT'taitaraf Waa iTmJn ihie I n°* fiUtd Ftady, h* barks Sud guago and lettersr was it upon this, ho 1 , _ *' . , _ ... wanted to know, they weM to wait and doubt ? I ™akefl a dcucC of ft now until With regard to the pfartol,tewk» not pretendotl: waited on with the rest Like some apoo>alid.w MU.blapU.1, 1 O'- K’i AnmxU. . �mniAir, for U. Hirt^ M.HM R. DICKINSON 1SPXBCENTI POTATOES CORN, Now I Mean Business, Clover Seed, &c., . friends, appointed by him from his own church and congregation, and jSuTLSWOm * FULLES, and popular preeeher in America- Henry Ward Beecher is the grand ths proprietor at ths Cumberland Koosa. at Bay City, was aooidsulally shot by a Mrrei Chriauanity and hax rar driver, named Ilraert. His recovery is the noil trade of done an immense amount of good. doubtful. He has been looked upon by the J. g. EUrn'i shingle mill and 8CO.OOO Christian world as a good man.—al­ most infallible—and his fall would head-light of give the whole Christian Dry Goods, Groceries world a shock, the effects from which it never would recover. It would make more sinners than he could convert Hats, Caps, Cloth- pastor, but is he guiltless? Beecher, there is One that can look G. G. Greelluk. an old Mttlar of Traverse that fact. No one knows better City, last Monday, was instantly killed by a whether you are or not than yoarself, piledriver be was operating, tho weight Elizabeth R. Tilton and your God! fatting upon his bead, crushing bint insUn- If you are guilty, a “ May the Lord “y- tence as we would wish to pass upon you. ' SHINGLES. WATER LIKE, Cell at SALT, HAIR, STUCCO, HARDY A AINSWORTH. Proprietors. Iromrv Aca«» or Laho, one-half wile vine. For nartieruUra inquire at Smith' & Putnam's hardware.. 46-5 C. PENNOCK. Boots, Shoes,- living portirity is 28S. ,n. uu® ..j si. *. »■ nnh>»- m. b.- LATH, FOR SALE CHEAP I I shall soon receive from New York as complete a stock of Goods as cash Will buy, and would urge all those who wish to avail Michigan Central Railroad themselves of this opportunity of buying good Goods cheap, to wait BRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVI80N. I am bound to sell as good Goods, at far lower prices than any other firm in town. down into your heart and determine have mercy upon your poor, misera­ ble soul!” would be as severe a sen­- I Mean NVhat I Say! ing, Crockery, Ah ! RUWy'a. A New Idea! Judge Hrax.l Harriaoa, IM f rat aHtlar of To ten thousand years. Plymouth Church has retained its Dolivered at their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE I would respectfully announce to the public that o n Sept. 1st, I will discontinue the credit business and sell goods for cash or ready pay only. ■ P1'^ M from ihe Plymouth pulpit the meet eloquent OATS, APPLES, Notions. . But heart* with grief for her are SvtiUa*; And empty cfands her little chair—' Hhe died of eat in’ wsUrmalin'. WILSON -------- SHUTTLE- This is the way the Hartford, Van ITUprc Bnrcn Co., Day Spring, gives it to John Spaulding, who recently died evil doors: . “One of our subscribers got his at Bellevue, was one of the first pio­ neers of Michigan, and carried the ebenezer up. because the Day Spbikg spoke of his little domestic mattinee. first mail to South Ciuw, 3& years ago. Jarrod Cpomea, of Grand Ledge, itaintalie. Now. good patrons we recently bad his watch and $31 stolen. wouldn't injure a hair of your crani­ A fruit tree dealer, named J. V. um, for “worlds like thia,’’ but of all living creatures, whether they walk, Adams, wa>suspected, arrested and crawl, fly or swim, a wife-whipper is lodged in jail at Charlotte to await the meanest. He will steal acorns examination. from a blind pig, "chaw” plug tobac­ A cow tielonging to Mr. Ruggles, co at a funeral, and dance a birthday of Bellevue, was lost a few weeks hornpipe os a grave in the Potter's Field. ago, and no trace could be found of IS Charlotte, Vermontville, NaahvilJe. IlMttnr* M-d-n^iik. Selling Lower I warrant all my goods, and 3.15 a M* •_ Ml Going Ea«t. FOR that C. 0. D. is hereafter my motto. Dollars!! 50 MlJdl.rllk Huilrei, NaatoiBa, FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, The highest price always paid for produce. AND her, either by ad vert king or search­ ing. Last week Mr. Ruggles had ■occasion lo go to his granery.nod be­ hold ! he found the missing cow, where she -had remained over two weeks without food or drink. It ap­ A few days since an elderly gentle­ man, who had got out of business and considered that he was two advanc­ ed in age to do hard work, concluded to start a grocery store. He secured a stock ofgoods, and yesterday morn pears lltat she had gone in, and in ing, while preparing for opening the establishment, concluded he would attempting to back out had clored the tap the keg of beer left on the previ­ door behind her. ous day. A friend who was present seeing him approaching one of the Ths CubecnCy Law.—As far as kegs with an auger, inquired what he can be seen at present, the new cur­ was going to do, au<l learned that he rency law will not have appr enable intended to "lap that beer." The effect in enlarging or reducing the questioner suggested that the proper way was’ to place the faucet in posit­ volume of oar currency, either in the ion and drive tho oork wh ch the whole or at different points. So far. revenue stamp covered, but the old a alight contraction has been the re- gentleman concluded that his way anlt. about $1,000,000 more National was the best, and forthwith forced a Bank notes having been retired than hole though the top of the keg. Of course the beer ascended like a foun­ have been issued. tain as he withdrew the auger, and he endeavored to suppress it by put­ Pkoposkd Division or Nedbaska. ting his hand over the bole, and fail­ An effort is being made to divide Ihe ing in this, by inserting his finger; State of Nebraska into two States, to as a last resort he sat down upon it be called North Platte and Nebraska calling loudly for some one to hand and which shall have a population of him a faucet, but meanwhile the beer, had forced its way through his pants, 56,00 and 140,000 respectively. chmed upwards, and was oozing out every where-emerging from his waist­ God Bless You.—Who has not band, and even at bis shirt collar, felt the power of these words ? Who and the bystanders were laughing so does not treasure up these bellowed hard that they were unable to do any­ moments of the irrevocable past, thing to relieve him, even if the) had when from the lips of some loved one dared lo venture within the area of fell upon your ears a “God Bless beer spray. It was not until every drop of liquid had left the keg that yon,’’ that found an echo in the truest the old gentleman felt warranted in and purest feeling of the heart.? A G. A. TRUMAN H. R. DICKINSON. Time Table taking effect Jane 15b, 1874. CLOSIIG DOT SHE 1 Coach OHvM Ilcl'.c-. r.-> Battfe Crrrfc Vlokaboneh through life, and bring peace and comfort when all things else are shrouded in gloom, and joy seems awaiting the heart so long acquaint­ ed with sorrow. Dying lips in feeble accent have murmured "God bless you.” It greets the ear of infancy and reclaims the wayward youth. It has bean heard at the bridal altar and •aid at the tomb. O! may we bear it through life, and when wo aland on the brink of those waters which flow between time and eternity, maj’ the bat words that break upon otir listening ears be the “God bless you” which comes from the lips of loved ones left behind. Iwaeath hts dulcinea’s window the other night, had love, music, wind and everything else knocked out 6f him by a something in a long, white garment that fell out of a chamber hO.WCY TO LOA* PCotice «• BEST IN THE WORLD! HaakeH'. C2TTho Highest Premium was South Brad Train* ICaot, VIENNA TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. HUlhrell Ohio State Fair: Norlhera Okla Fair; Vickebunth Amer. Institute, X. T.J Dry Gw4x, Netltas, Chthiaf, Crvekery.-Bevt*. Sk»es, W.I1 rarer »»d » Ml Cincinnati Exposition ; f’,r .’••Lx ludUnapolts Exposition; St- Lon is Fair; Louisiana State Fair; HisaisilDpi State Fair;’ Dae ef Graeeriee, aud Georgia State Pair; HARO TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! FOR BEING THE BEST SEWING MACHINES, and doing the larges! and best range of work. Greater GREAT BARGAINS IN There is a Danbury legend to tha DRESS GOODS, effect that a party desireing to trans­ act some business with another was SHAWLS, invited by the other to step into a neighboring store. “But we will be disturbed there,’’ said the first party ; BOOTS * SHOES, ••Oh ! no,” Raid the second party; •'they don’t advertise.*’ CLOTHING, A little boy was asked about the story of Joseph, and’ if ‘ WALL PAPER, tin, while ringing "Come love, coms,’* they sold him to, cheap.* ApC«>n’’'|<w MiiMjeSA VaJapamUo "God bless you” that will go with us I am now on the shady ride of half a century, but I expect to see the tlnro when there will not be a dram­ shop in the land. I cannot tell just haw they will be abolished, no more than I could twenty years ago how slavery would be ended. But the day will come when temperance shall prevail and liquor saloons will be a thing of the past.— Schuyler Colfax. Cnicaeo 1 Lab Rum Railroad. PENINSULAR DIVISION. EVERYBODY Buy the World-Renowned Bargains Ail other Fort Wayw, Jactao t Saiiui R. 1 JQndiines In the Market MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. COMPETITION! 1 TRAINS BUN BY CHICAGO TIME. Goins South. than ever in s V a- were in direct Hemming, Fell­ ing, Stitching, Cording. Binding, Braiding, Embroidering, Quilt­ ing and Stitching fine or henry goods it is unsurpassed. EST’Por Where we have no Agents W9 will deliver a Machine AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF Going: North. at the nearest Rail Road Station of Purchasers. & Needles for all Sewing Ma­ chines for Sale. GROCERIES, Send for Circulars, Price CROCKERY. A complete stock of “ Michigan Stoves,” and Agricultural Implements, on hand and to be offered at prices heretofore unheard of. List, Ace., and Copy of the W ilson Reflector, one of the best Periodicals of the day, de voted to Sewing Ma- cninee. Fashions, General Agents Wanted 0. C. WOLCOTT East Side Main St- Nuhvillc, Mich, Wilsn Sewiit laiiiM Ch , CLEVELAND. OHIO. �= DELL VjtLAGE DIRECTOR Y. BARLOW, arrind i> Ctarton. » f.w houn *ft*r NAMtVtLU, MICK. cutting trial came off before Justice Clark, of Shaving, Hair Cutting d'ppnvTUIftlN^ Dressing, Shampooing, FBOvlSlOINS render medical aid and the boy i* disagreement of the jury,—ataudiag five far acquittal and one for convic­ expected. tion. The case >» to he tried again on the 2nd of' Sept. E. J Ryman, of Horace Lee is qnite ilL this place appeared for the*defendant. CAPT. BOISE ^roerrirs and 3?rnvwn5, this village, is dangerously ill. Wm. De! rim pie. the Good rigs furnished parties on abort notice; also good feed and stable room for Public, - Goods ’the * 31st. The People ware rep advertised is attending school at Grand Rapids Lent week Mr. Prindle and wife resented *-J by James A. Sweezy, and his wifu in this paper. went to Paw Paw to attend the fa- the defendant by E. J. Ryman, of of North Main SL, Nuhrille. Mich._____ BOTTOM ___________________ _____ PRUES FOR MSB! —Boise & Chipman's new store is □cral’of Mrs. Prindle's sister, Mrs. F. Vermontville. The case was tried nearly rezdy for occupaucy. <;for what it was worth by the attor­ M. Manning. . —Dr. Barber has ureatly improved C. H. Bateman Jk Co., are canvass neys on both sides, and ihe result of Ihe exterior of his office, by annexing jng this section of tho county in Ihe the trial was a disagreement of the Urn's Hardware. thereto a ooat of paint She hue just received interest of the well known «snd pop- jury,—standing 6 to 1 for acquittal. —School opened Monday with over alar Rochester nurseries. We were somewhat surprised at one hundred scholars in attendance, Two gentleman cousins of Capt. the ability displayed by E. J. Ryqau AND- WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND Nashville, Nov. 1st, 1876. and more coming. . Boise, from near Cleveland, O, arc as a lawyer; although competing _______ _____ C' BOICE­ —A meeting will be held at the visiting him. They express them­ with one of tbe ablest lawyers, he 1 MRS. L. O. CROCKER Complete AssortBsit Of Milliaery and, say it.is (ar ahead of their Ohio —James Fleming done the finish­ villages. ’ ing painting and oiling of Trnmen’s afore. It is tt good job and reflects . THE I.IQUNK CASES. .nd FANCY GOODS. * the bar, but from the asm- apparent shrewdness exhibited by him in try­ MEAT MARKET! WEBSTER & HOBBS, Black IT amllln. All klndKpf work In tho Bl*«k»**l« which for color and weight are un»urpo»ed YAHKEE B0TI0I8. K —A good brother, at Hastings dem­ who had told several that on the 4th force oft habit by re­ day of July last, he bought liquor of Ang. 15th. onstrated the stoue and JWooden Warr. . ^asTman a young, 7 THE VERY BEST JJENRY H. WOOD, flUNTS FOR lo CENTS. The Child enn get just as Good Bar­ —Mr. D. W. Smith, one of Cas­ tleton's honest fanners, has our — “Urf““on CHAS. W. DEMARAY. aiu-ntlon. Our motto is to sell as cheap as Yankee Notions, <fcc. the cheapest, give 36 ozs. to the lb. ana the right Boots and Shoes. change every time. Express office building, Westside of Main Xsshvile. Micb. D. C. GRIFFIT**’ JACOB LENTZ Everything Neto! Good IlnJI in the third PHENIX HOUSE. JtMKs Baran, I Proprietor, ChariotU, Mich. Fin t el*M »~. 1_____ 'I'..—. i r^.r <!av. W.K KUCHERS BRO. MATION AL HOTEL. A. WrwANa. lY Pr->prlelor. RaaUMv. Mich. Ejrrythln.In IVM DRUGS. Y OF CORSE EVERYBODY KNOWS The only place to get a BUGOY CHEA.1% Cais and PraWaturs! THEODORE MAXSON, COFFINS ANDXA8UT8, AniHiave tt warrsnted thoroughly, is al Lee .ReecTs SHOP IN HASTINGS. SHROUDS AND COFFIN MIN­ Hear what my CnUomcre Say* INGS kept constantly on hand. "As long as Lee Reed makes buggies, 1 shall buy my buggies of him.—A. J. Bourne, Ihutings. DRUGS & MEDICINES REMEMBER Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Geyis? Furnishing Goods, Re-sawing, Ac., IF. HOLLEB; WOLVERINE MILLS! CHOICE GROCERIES, Cozy Little Brick Store, E " You are on the road to success, as long as you make good work, as you have always .doue.’’—Wm. S. Goodyear, Hastings. “ You can depend upon what Lee says about his buggies.”—2£ A. Goodyear, Uiuting*. I am delighted with my buggy and would not let it go." — WmChidetier, RullaiuL " I am well satisfied with my bug­ gy.”—Adam Wolf, Maplu Groce. " Your prices are befow Grand Rapids. I will take tho top carriage and surprise my wife.”—*Jerry Roy. tn, Carlton. __ ■ hundred other* lh-u will go their last dollar Pm Wines afld Lignra wanting Buggies, wiU save money by bay­ ing of me! NEW GROCERY STORE! Vermontville Items. k JONES, DRUGS, that he had been followed and threat­ ZDZR/i GOODS Unre Hall - QNION HOUSE. NEW GOODS!.*- ",1“ case, said he was a poor man and Grocery aad Provisos Store W O O L! WOOL! Not Doer IM. of AyUM.«, My Carding Machine Groceries, Provisions, fc; LOW FOH CASH. out that the “thief” had stolen the Cxrt.G. M. McCormick, Proprietor. U8HV1LLE, - MIcHlaran. You will find us in tho building I buy all kinds of product in thels ssnson. with Cap. Boise, where wo will be glad to , Our biwinrea i* conducted on strictly tem­ •bow you our Goods. . perance principles. New Store I A. W. OLDS, Prop'r. Experienced Workmen Employed. Maklni; and It-palrlnj no*Uy *»*.»'*» »‘rirt Uon U> till) ortlera pnxaptly. MaahvUie. AT LOW PRICES ! My Planing Mill is now in running order Young Ladies and Gentleman attention; and, as my machinery j» hit new, and of Lawyers, Doctors, Laboring Men end ‘pies. Little less than a year ago, ened.by the dealers, in this matter, the brat and bleat styles, 1 would invite tbe Wmnnufaclure our Furniture from the Gentlemen at large: aud he did not feel sale in testifying attention of ths public io my superior facil­ toroughly stasoned lumber and war when the Neu's was sent out intu to the truth. The man is to be pit- ities for doing tbe best kind of work at n lobe u rtproealcd the world as a venture, Mr. Smith tied, ns are all others who have sold was one nf tbe first to step forward e, Mich. tnemselves to rum and its power. and take one hundred and fifty cents’ gLANIN’G, J^ATCHIXG, SOAPS. PERFUMERIES AND As n citizen of Nashville and know­ .worth of stock in it, and us we sit ing tbe complaints of the people, and aroun 1 our hearth-stone, after a hard knowing what danger we are all in, TOILET GOODS. day’s work, eating those apples, we Proprietor of the , shall remember Mr. Smith with kind­ with our-six saloons, who are daily sending out from ten to fifteen drunk­ ly feelings. en men oa our streets, I ask that the Dressed Flooring, —Lest Wednesday a young man Common Council lake some steps to­ stepped into our office, and seeing sidiar, Mo«ldlags, Ae.( ward the erection of a good and sub­ — AND — th^t we were short ol help and chuck stantial jail, and also provide a suffi Or ..wy dMcriprlon. k<»l o. full of business, proposed so go out cient police force to protect our per­ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. and pick up some locals for us. Now Not around ihe .torner, but next door WOOL CARDING MACHINE! sons and our property, and as the to Halbsrl & Co. we are very fond of locals, stewed saloons are the cause of this riot and or raw, and gladly accepted his prop­ disturbance, in a great measure, that A r»u. un or Na«hville, - - Mich.. osition, and he started. After two they be taxed to help pay for it. I k UIW ut Wai Ceod TRUNKS • Would respectfully inform ths publio thn« hours tramping around, looking un­ believe this to be right, and I call ON HAND! be is prepared to de double ths work than I also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood der sidewalks and buildings, peering upon all lovers of good order to con­ Nashville, Sept. 1st, 1874. . 4» benrtob™info empty dry goods boxes and down sider this matter and demand it, if W, A. AYLSWORTH. rat boles, he returned and with a woethey think it right FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES For ue Wholesale and Retail Trade. be-gone look upon his Face, made Citizen. the startling statement: ** It's awful Depot, Nashville, Mich. C. M. HOLLER, Hiller. '-A^ry." 48 A. W. OLDS. The Nashville Newsr is uno one vj of iuo tbe HORACE HOLTON dozen new weeklies which 2has -------trot Zt The masons have completed the IF" By calling one door north of PHYMCU58’ PRE CRIPT.S.XS yet celebrated its birthday. It has brick work of M. A. Hance's brick Truman’enew brick, you will find had some trouble and a good deal of store,and the joiners arc now at work competition, but Mr. Strang, the pub­ CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED laying floors, etc. It will be a fine FidimMe lifiiiCT] Drm Lkec, lisher. sees daylight ahead, and is seeking to make every num'ner of his addition to the appearence of the vil­ wh^ra <wn almv* tn found * rood Steck Of lageral more such fori 18 READY paper better than its predecessor.— jMirfiif JRw /Vest. FANCY GOODS. The above is the second —-----------compli —r-i Officer Ryman arrested a horse which will be sold rehy enabled to furnish you with re — have had from — the Fret thief in Charlotte, on Wednesday of meat vrt ._ — — Promptly attended to ALL the LATB8T STYLES Jfrest in a short time, and as it comes last week. He made the arrest on ay* The Highest Market Price paid from lie leading paper of Michigan. suspicion. It subsequently turned thanks for half a bushel of niceap- TARADY, Manufacturer of grins as the Aged. WTaT AYLSWORTH, Baity tion on the rumseller. The People’s main witness, in this TAILOR Root* and Shorn, ffottonades and ®assinw«s PSrlOF, LlfeCy, DffllllJ, OffiCC 8!i 6EHEBAL FUKTURt! during the summer solstice. LIEBHAUSEll, 3 VERY CHEAP! SMITH & PUTNAM NEW PLANING MILL Justice of the Peace, CORSETS and HOSIER 1 WhatNow FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! DRUGS, man avoideth these in order that he scruples in evading anything or eymay mamtain'a fair standard of health erything that would farther a convic­ ELEMENT SMITH. \J LAWYER, And aiTJdjids of Goods - Demaray keeps the best Violin 18 coYn carry enra like a jac-c-c mule, ple. that he bought on ihe 4th day of Strings, and warrants every ous. 48 while every watermellon would im­ July last, whiskey of Williard L. BOOTH A.VO KIIOE9. agine itself a lager beer keg dressed Stone,-and at the same time treated We would respectfully announce lo the in Paris green. This is intended as several of llicircomradcs,giving their public that we Lave added a full line of names, and said that that would be Boots and 8boes to our stock, which we a consolation to the farmers. —Truman moved into his new his testimony, went on the stand and Hard^varo Cheaper 46 W. H. Kocau A B«o. brick last W ednesday, and he will swore that he was not in Stone's sa­ Manufacturer* and keepe on ban WH- Full Proof Kerosene OH 2S cents, • start for Yew York the la»t of this loon .hat day, nor at any time from ’They are now selling the new improved . at ths City Drug Store. * week for a mammoth stock of goods. the 1st to the IClh of July* last, and Oliver Chilled Plow The pnblic will be glad to learn that drank no liquor that day, until even­ Cider! Cider which they guarantee to give Mtiifaetion or .he has engaged Mr. E. R White as ing, and then took it as a medicine, no sale. They are also selling the dtis chief salesman. Ed, is an agree­ and didn't know where be gut that, cider only on Thursdays, until furl her notice. Charlotte Plow and Drag, Union Berryville, Mich , Aug. 8tb. Together with a full assortment oi able, obliging and effecient salesman. and as he was drunk that day, possi­ Giura, Eni/rife Wringer, Rath­ F. D. Sorus. And he will be glad to see all of his bly Jie didn’t know. bun Stoves, Jefferson Nails, MIRRORS, PICTqRES.FrtA Me From this case we can learn what and all first-class Goods in their line. friends at .the long brick. AND CARDS, BRACKETS. Store nf Theodore Maxion. 28 D on't fail to give up-a call. —Look not upon the cucumber many have long known : ‘J'hat in this DUSTERS, &Q.fca, RMTU A YUTNAM(Ez~ I^rsans having accounts with when tt is green, nor the Indian corn class of cases, juries must have con­ when it is unripe—when it moveth clusive proof to convict: and that it Tien. Maxson will please call and set­ itself aright on the grocery stand ; for is unsafe lo depend upon a drinking tle before Sept. 1st, and save casts. on the whole they gripeth like a vice man for evidence. They always have and stingeth like a gad-fly. The wise poor memories and generally have no B. RASEY, Drayman.”Goodsand lUcm-n- «M«1 >o any p’«- In tIU*F- J JScliool Booki FRESH MEAT 8, Clocks, Spectacles, $c. DR. C. WWICKHAM- Farticnbir 17 aiUAUan sjrro tn U» tffaliMM at Prtrete pEORGE SIMPSON. Blacksmith. VI woaM iavMr IW publie. In n«d of lo FELLOW CITIZENS Poplins, Grass Cloths, &c. GROCERIES Drags,PROVISIONS himself. The loss of a son who was fence sfround his residence. It is an was the case against Sibne. The jury found him "not guilt." In his kicked to death by.a |icrae about two all kinds, which wiU bd sold low for oaah ornament and some of his neighbors ■ Tbe highest price paid for Hides, »>clis case the evidence showed that an years since, made a deep impression will do well to take pattern after it, 1 etc. Give them a call on West side. Main 8l Indian obtained beer on the 4th of upon Mr. Jenkins, and is supposed'to aabvRIe. Mich. —Dr. Young drove from Marshall July last, and was badly intoxicated. have been the cause of the rash act. to this village, a distance of thirty Stone testified that he had sold noth­ r milys, in less than three hours, the ing that day but root beer, and, al other day. That's what we cal! fast ■Z Funeral servioea by though the statute seems to cover all Brown, of Castleton. ■ time. such drinks, yet the jury thought root Elder HolloT. —Duck hunting is good up the । Disc —* lug- 29lb, in Woodland, Wm. Adbeer no better than "dishwater." The river; but it makes n fellow feel like Funeral services b/ people were divided as to what the diaon. aged 28 years. "Just before the battle, mother,” to ,verdict should have, been, but the jury Eld r Holler. • . be R-vakened about four o'clock in the were not, and so the defendant was Mr Powlis would be much obliged ® morning by the report of six or for tbe return of his umbrella, which was acquitted. , eleven grins. The main witness for the People, taken from his wagon, as it stood before ,f Fite IV H. YOUNG, M. D Office two * I • Soon •on’n of Trtittun>'» at.»r. Main Rtre-t, Attorney* at Law. ‘ ROE & CLEVER, ago would have made every stalk of Supervison and attorney for tho Peo­ feletai'j Bruit Thera is one pl see iu Nashville where you The liquor cases, which were ing cases, and his gentlemanly de­ credit upon Mr. Fleming. triment in court, we would advise —Two subjects df King Alchohol 1commenced in July last, have filially issue which him to make the "profesrion." a mat­ had a little altercation in Stone's sa­ been brought to an thanking the pnhlic for peat favors soliets a ter of businessin the future. cuntinuance of the same, and would loon, last Monday, which resulted in resulted in.tbe defeat of the prose­ JuCoi-tfi tbepublic tbai they will' Saturday moning Henry Jenkins,of cution. •’ " peeled nose for one of them. keep constoutly eu band Only one case was tried and that Hope, committed suicide by hanging —1/r. Barber has built a handsome marking at a prayer meeting, one every saloon in this town, except LOCAL MATTERS. -evening last tveefc, that some of the Pattison's, and said that if called upon ’ 8^ A full lino of SpecUciw and Eye proceedings of the members were., he should testify «to those facts, and Glasses just received at tbe City Drug Store. money refunded. ' jjot "according to Hoyle.” who said in the morning, before —About a three days’ rain a month Store's trial, in the presence of the. Drug Store. DRESS GOODS. . ATTENTION, ilavinv Mcored the aarvUreor VIM DOWNING, to do DRK3U MAKING Mr. Ryman has not been admitted io . NMbTt|ie. Mkb Hs selh F’irnt ClttSH —Uncle Dan Russell was'a match for him in every point in the case. We understand that B. H. WOOD, P. M. • E. D. BITGOOD, Pxofxibtox. man . who Mr. D. C. Lee and wife wiU return to their borne in St. Louis, next week. stnlii>-4 Lute HyaU, on' the 8lh day Miss Mabel, daughter of A Price. of Aug., bad a trial before Esq. Clark, the purpose of organizing a lyeeum. Busfotf* JBirrrfnrtt. LIYKRY AND FEED STABLE ! Old Mr.-Bsohellor, living north of school house. Monday evening, for selves wall pleased with Nasbvjlle, BOTTOM PRICES. UOBACE HOLTO.4. At least 10 per cent sav- Hr. FOWLES, Cardrr. Drug Store, Nashville. 42i J. L. REED. EYE and EAR! Dr. R. C. TWOHPSO.'V, e( JACKBOX, treats ACUTE AMI CHRONIC 0 SEASES CATARRH. ASTHMA. C8B8UIPTI0I, EPLEPTIC HYA it , �sfvssxriw «k.H 1 r.gad'fc&ow HALF A HOLLAS kauw that nariie.i cunsuU him Uy mail and in ptnwa, from alt tbe Butrem tbs Vttteii WEEKLY SUI Tim ExrrunuB i the Secretyy of the Interior or aropiwjmwa m beUK of Mr. TUtan, Im <U- • ' > dntire should be j.ay- dmriraUe family paper. . A iiandeotaely Ulnatrated f aril lou and eti­ quette ■npplctuoiit aooompauiea it. ttaheetibara are very earuly oUalnrd, anti MMinefc-h ram wifi probably bapttctxi at Uf<an4 Trousdals. —Tbo tblrtosnth annual eotivsntion of the tutod by tbs Govanimeajt with a legal-tender Fenian Brotherhood was held last week in currencydeparts that tte>20 bonds ought —Frost has already apju-areai near Ottawa, Inh*. Sample copies W, No. lit LaSalle - " Finiahed Go -The reports of rich gold discoveries in the ation to tbe carrieroppoow the Civil Right* bill and tho third term principle; and closes by Gen. Forsyth, In a let- " arraigning tbe Republican party for its exIravaganeo end prell'gacy," etc., etc, -The DemoaraUcfttete Convention of P«xncents to the-pan. Gan. Rherfdah has traued ayivania nominated W'. B. Boos for Supreme an order forbidding parties from going into Judge, aqd adopted a platform of principles, Jlisjmpartaol features of which are, the de­ Cion of the territory will be toohnlcally illegal; manding of restrtctiOM upon the national but it la likely that ihe risk wlH be aaanmed, and that wa shall bool hear of the results of naw Constitution, and opporing mixed »cbools, practical mining there. —Gov. Osborne, of Kan»a#, has called an believing that co education of tho whites and extra ooaaion'of tha Legislature flbr tbo 15th blacks would bo detrimental to both races. of Sepieaflw, In devise, nteads for thaJreli«f nation of Secretary Bristow, sod ths appoint­ ment of the Hon. Hugh McCulloch, of Indi­ stroyed by the graesboppero. ana. to succeed him, CAfjrjr A*'D cnnnxALa. —The Democrata of Missouri, in their con­ —Anderson I?erry, John Rose, Antoine vention al Jeffnrtou City, nominated tha fol­ Maurice, James Williams and James Roberft- lowing ticket: Governor, Charlso H. Harlin; aon, five colored men implicated in the mur­ Lieutenant-Governor Norman J.- Colman; der of Elisha Eastwood, an old flatboatman, Secretary of State, M. K. McGrath; Auditor, on tbe 25th *of April last, who hung recently Phom M»; Halladay; Treasurer, Joseph W. Meteor; Register of Lands, Oscar Kochlitaky. . The platform declares that the 5-20 bonds ceeding to Camp Brown, Wyo. Ter., to relieve ought to be paid In greenbacks, and favors a repeal of the National Banking law and tb« atrocious crime was committed by a tncmlx r subt Lfutlcn of greenbacks to tbo extent of the national bonk onrracy. It also de­ men and a corpora) were at the North Fork of' clares Hist "tbo legal-teuder notea of tbe. tho PejMjagie, going toward Brown, when, .United State*, in addition to being reocivable without any warning, one of tho escort named in payment of all debts and demamls Green, redo up to ou# Mahoney, and, pre­ of every kind due lo tho United Stales and to senting Ida pistol, shot him through the indlvidoah*, should also be made rectivabls lungs. Ho then immediately turned upon the for duties on imports." In regard to tbe rail­ others and commenced an iudiseriminajo Are, road question, it demsuds " »fich legislation shooting onn men though Ilia bosal#. and an­ upon tbe subject, bctli Stalo and national, as other thiough the side. As Byan foil, the re­ will effectually secure tho industrial and pro­ maining uninjured man ran to help him get ducing interest of tho country agaumt nil his feet from the stirrup*; consequently form* of corporate monopoly and taxation." Green Lad plenty of time to get two of the —The Republican State Convention of Now horses and take to the bluffs. An ambulance, coming up soon after, took the wounded to 27th ult., and unanimously nominated George Camp Brown ; but tbe man Mahoney died be­ fore reaching tbs post, Parties were’at once A. Hals.y. The -platform approves the past record of tho Republican party, eulogizes sent in pursuit, and at last acroante wire President Grant and his administration, and close ou tbo trail of the murderer. favors a speedy resumption ol specie pay­ —Tbe U. 8. Marshal and Oov. Leslie, of manta. Kentucky, nave held a consultation, and tbo —The total majority against the new Ohio militia and the United Blates troops wdl-aci Constitution ja. 147,28t. The “license" together in arresting tbe contending psrtio#. proposition is also defeated by 7,246. The Blate troojw have thus far been parsitiog both parties of offenders. At Lancaster, Garrard county, the scene of last week's —A committee* of the Shreveport (La.) troubles, all fa quiet, but tile Blate troops Board of Trade have arrived at Now Orleans, remain to insure order. Forty-five rioters to confer with Ms). Howells, United Staten Engineer, u|K>n the imprnvepent of the lied — A man giving the name of Gustav Moyer river. has bean arrested in Now York, having been roju<ia.\. recognized by one Lewis Moses as Tbeopliile —A Brazilian iron-clad bombarded tho town George Kerstein, who is alleged to have rub­ bed the Kulm Credit bank of Western Fraaria, of Alyear, in the Provinco of Curricntca, on last December, of (180,000 in bonds and account of tbe alleged ill-treatment of its money. Eerateiu was a Director in the bank to a war between Brazil and tho Argentine sides tbo embezzlement, and tuat one man .Republic. —In consequence cf tho confiscation of tho in Knlm loot (75,000 by him, and several banking-houses in Berlin were victlmizod to property of tbo Carlisle by tbo Spanish Gov­ tbe amount of (30,000.' ' ernment. Prince’ Alfonso, brother of Doo —At Plcketteville, Gibson county, Tenn.1 Carlox has Isaned an order to the troops un­ der his command atiuouncinglhal retaliatory acconnl of some supposed wrong done to them, and manifested a doetro lo kill certain —It ie rc|>ortod that a Ministerial crisis exists whites, and sack the town. On tho 26lh six­ at Madrid, and Sagonta and Cotoner are exteen of the ringleaders were'arreatoxl; but pccted to quit tbe Cabinet; also that tho inwere taken from the prison by about 100 habitauts of Madrid refuse to submit to a masked mot^ who tied them together and fresh conscription. . marched off on tbe Huntington road half a —In India R.OOOAOO natives aro atill de­ mile from town. Six of tho number were cut pendent on charitable relief. The weather loose and ordered to escape, and. aa soon aa has been excessively dry hi Tirhoot, and that command was given, a full volley was further distress is threatened. fired upon them, killing four and wounding —The Spanish Federalists who took refuge tbs other two-one mortally. Tho remainder in Portugal after the defeat of their echejne were carried np the river two miles and killed. for a Federal Roptiblic ore to be banished from tbo domain of King Ferdinand. two suicides and three homicides occurred, —The Carlist* have made another attack on and. In addition, three persons were danger­ Puycerda, and again met with ropubc. Tbe ously wounded with razors and pistols in af- defense was most courageous. Even the women assisted in repairing the breaks in the —It is reported that the strike in Belfast. ramparts during the fight. Ireland, baa ended, and that all thooperative®,—Al St. Petersburg, on tbe 28th ult., tbe 40,000 in number, have resumed work in tbe Grand Duke Vladimir was married to tho factories at reduced rates. Duchess of Mecklenburg. to Nall la the beat is tbe world. tbs bands of the Secretary of Slate this even- turned to tbe. Twin-Mountain House after conolnding his business. —The Bon. R. W. Taylor, Find Comptroller sehi tbe United Stataa Treasury Department iu tho Executive Board at tha Philadelphia Centennial Exposition, vice cx-Aasistant Secretary Sawyer. ’ —Tbo firm of Jones, 8onnpbo: i A Co., of New York, a leading petroleum exporting houre. has suspended, with liabilities at abon: (800,000. . —Henry 0. Bowen has Instituted proceed­ ings in a (Abel suit against the Brooklyn BagU, in which damages aro laid at (100,000. Tun complaint is based upon an interview - published in the Kagl1 purporting to Lave every particular, and upon three editorial ar­ ticles immediately following the publication of tho name. —Prof. Pierre Blot, the celebrated culinary artist, died at Nsw York, re cently. - OKXJNUL. —Tho Kansas O«age coded laud case so long tn controversy, has at length been decided by the United Slates Circuit'Court at Davenport. Iowa. Tho tract In, dispute is fifty by thirty miler, in extent, about 1.000,000 acres, embrac­ ing the countiee of Noosbo and Labette, and parte of the panties of Bourbon, Wilson, Crawford, Allen and Montgomery counties. In Kansas, and occupies! by some 30,000 s«ttlcn«. The court decided against tbe railroad com­ panies. holding that they bare no title, and netting aside their jiatenta issued by tho In­ terior. Department. —At the National Sehutzenbuud, held at Baltimore, tho first prize, $1,000 in green- York, and second prise, $500 in gold, to Wm. Hayts, of Now York. Tbe third prize, 5500, fourth prize, 000 marks in gold, and fifth prize, a gold watch and chain, valued at (450. are a lie between George Schilling, of Balti­ more, Rudolph Hcanseb, of Washington, and ing made 62. Tbe sixth prixa, a silver brick, a awarded to Conrad Meyer, of East St. Louis, goblot, to Joseph Belcher, of the Newatk (N J.)Schnixon. Tbo greatest number of. buli'acye shots—157—were made by Adolph Btreck- —Gov. Osborne, of Kansas, telegraphed, from Topeka to the War Department, under date of Aug. 22, that be has information that the Osage tribe of Indians, st a general coun­ cil, have declared war against the State of Kansas, and asks for 2,000 carbines and ac amtreraenta, and lOO.OilO cartridges, on ac­ count of the State. —An extraerthnary case of self-destruction is reported from Cincinnati. A young man while in a somnambulic fit, shot himself through tbe heart. It appears that ho had beefl reading " Hamlet" before going to aleep, and, it is thought, had been struck by the speech of Horatio in the bloody ending to that inimitable play, where he says to the dying Prince, who conjured him to live and defend the name of tris friend. "Nover behove it I am more an antique Homan than a Dane." FIRXS AXD CASUALTIES. Tiio most plausible explanation of tho strange —A portion of the mammoth wagon factory event ia the conscious trance which was habitual with him ; tho thought of suicide was of tho Studebaker Brothers, at South Banti, uppermost, and that reason was too dormant Ind., was burned last week, resultbig iu a loss estimated at (300,000. —A pedestrian named O’Leary recently socompHsbod at Chicago the extraordinary feat of walking 106 miles in 23 hours and 27 minutes. -rAn importent circular, making eomo now regulattons and amending existing regulations governing the Limber trade will, in a few along onr Northern bunller. —It has twen ascertained that Spain bos made a demand of indemnity in the Virgimus affair and for other alleged wrongs suffered by Spain owing to filibustering expeditions from this country. . —The British sftamer Colima made the trip from Hsu Francisco to Yokohama in quickeat paaeage over made between those —The managers of the Cs:ix>ls Southern road have projected another International lienal branch of the Niagara river, J net below Bl*ck creek, to which a short line will be built from Stevensville; then run along Grand POLITICAL. —Tho Illinois Democratic Convention, in session st Springfield on tbo 20th ult., nomi­ nated Charles Carroll for Slate Treasurer, and 8. M. Etter for Superintendent cf Schools. A platform was adopted declaring in favor of the " restoration of gdd and ailver as tii'e basis of currency, the resumption of specie payments aa eoon as possible without disaster to tbo buriuee* interests of the country, by steadily opposing inflation, and by the pay­ ment cf tho national indebtedness in the money of the-civilized world ; opfKHuug any tariff except for revenue laws; denouncing all sumptuary laws, and declaring it to bo tbe right and duty of tbe State to protect its citizens from extortion and unjust discrimi­ nation. —The Republicans of Michigan have pal in nomination the, following ticket; Governor, John J. Bagley; Lieutenant-Governor, Henry H. Holl; Secretary of State, E. G. D. Hol­ den ; Treasurer, William B. McGrcery; Audi­ tor-General, Ralph Ely; Altorney-Guncralv Andrew J. Hmith; SuperintetidaoX of Ihiblic lostructiou, Daniel B. Briggs. Tha platfopn earliest day practicable; exnreoses 'ttie belief old minors and others law cf demandand denounceb repudiation iu Caufornia** Biohkhi Nuooet.—How much we owe to California 1 Her precions metals have enriched thousands of our fellow citizens, and have proved the main stay of America in times of national pecuniary embarrassment. Her mining industries have given employ­ ment to myriads of me ebonies and labor­ ers. She is the land of promise to tbe fortune seeker. But the Golden State has lately sent us a new treasure. Her last nugget ia Dn. Walkmi’s'Califorhia Vijcboab Bitters. The health­ giving- principle contained iu this curativa are a more precious boon than gold. In till affections of tho liver and stomach, remittent and intermittent fevers, rheumatism, oudpnimonarv dis­ eases, it may be rtlied tTJxrn. Ah a blood depurent and invigorant it is uneqnaled, purifying the circulation and infusing new vigor into the debilitated frame. It conquers that moat unyielding of all complaints—dyepepaiu, and we know of ire other remedy that can accomplish thia. Its entire freedom from alcoholic spirit, which retards ana neutralises the effect of any medicine, and which forma the basis of many of the pseudo bitten and tonics, doubly enhances its value to tha sink. Tbe papers of the United States vic with one another in doing honor to Dr. Walker. We, too,.add our voice, and say, all honor to the num whose science and skill Lave enabled him te draw from the vegetable king­ dom such s lx*’"wvn for human snffirring. Colorado calls for more women. has scarcely a single ona. gratitude of thousands thatbave been aflU-ied with Chrome G*urrb, Ltngonng Coughs, vanum. Blood Dmeasce. affecting the «kin, flreb Propristore, New Orleans. druggists- Stationary Engines, Tabular and Hue Boilers, Lard Tanks, Water Tanka, pronotumod incur.,hl.by emhg pbyrid.ua Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The people were left to infer that those had been deducted from a carefu: chemical analysis of tbe modi ci um, which are rapidly growing in popular favor in that as well as in this and most other civilised oountries. Tbo receipts were evidently invented by those jealous of tho reputation and largo solo which those medicines aro rapidly acquiring and who aro pecuniarily interested in endeavoring to check thoir sale. So ridiculously preposterous ore those- receipts that medicteM compounded after them could never have rained any repu­ tation or sale in any country, for they would be so caustic, polsonoua, immediately and poailively injuriocii. an in every case to be prompt­ ly condemned by the people on tbo first tnal ed. of being not only efficacious, but perfectly mild, pleasant and harmless in effects. Not­ withstanding, however, that tho bogus receiptn were so ridiculously preposterous aa scarcely to have been believed by the moat nnaciraUfic. thonghtlaaa and nnauapecting people, yot ■trailer. and incredible aa it mav ceem. a nawer of high scientific pretension*, published iu tins eoni try, copied tho flctilioua receipt# from tho German paper. This they evidently did with­ out a moment'a reflection, for that much con­ sideration, given by an intelligent mind, to the ' receipts and tbe properties and effects of tha mixtures that would result* from sncli a com­ pounding of well-known caustic and poisonous cheuuoala and drugs, would have condemned them as bogus fabrications, and tho proicntioun pnblirhera of tho paper that originslly inserted them, as either knaves or foola On my alter, tion being called to the matter, in order that some tbougbtloM and over-credulous people aht not be deceived and misled by aestug i an announcement in a paper laying claim to a scientific character, as well aa to clear my­ self of the imputation of being guilty of perpe­ trating a wicked fraud. upon tbe people, aa such announcement, if UDConlradlcted, would imply, I, as proprietor and manufacture.- of the aforesaid celebrated medicines, went be­ fore a magistrate and made oath to tbe fact that tho said receipts were utterly false. My afLdavlt was sent to tho publialiom. of tbepapdr into which tbe bogus receipts had been copied, and iu a subsequent issue an editorial notice was given of my denial. But, notwith­ standing Buch correction and denial, made un­ der oath, certain individuals, who lounge around and infest our largo cities, gaining a livelihood by perpetrating all kinds of catch­ penny frauds upon tbe egededous, wore there­ by given tbe hint that, aa try medicines were universally nopular, by adrortiiing for sale bogus receipts for making them, th tv could gel lots of ignorant people to bits at their bait. Ono Frank M. Hood, of 139Eighth street, Now York, who pubUnbea “ Love and Courtship Cardx" a "Fortuno Teller and Dresm Ho<k, ‘ "TheMysteries of Lovo Making." "How to Woo and how to Win." and various other swindles, sends Lis dupes tbo following in exchange for their stamps. It in copied from tbe papers alluded to and in as fol­ lows : " For Dr. Sago's Catarrh Bcmedy, take eight grains Carbolic Acid, seven grains of Camphor, and two and a half grains of common Salt, tbo whole to be colored with a little Prunrian blue." This makes a powerful cans'1c mixture as unhko Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Bemody (which is perfectly unirritating, mild, soothing and pleasant) aa light la from darkness. As " a burnt child dreails tho fire," if a»y have boon so foolieh as to have burned their noecs sore with this caustic compound- thinking that they were using tho same as Dr. Bago's celobrated Catarrh Remedy, they will, tt is to lie hoped,profit by tbo lesson thereby taught them and not bo so ready next time to bite at every catch-penny advertising dodge that swtndlore may offer them. For Dr. Pierce'# Golden Medical Discovery tho bogus receipt reads . "Take four drachms purified Honey, fifteen grains extract poisonous Lettuce, thirty graine of Opium, three and a fourth ounces dilute Spirits, throe ounces water. Mix." Of tbe ridiculous bogus formola I will esy, aa I did under oath, not out of tht medicinal or poii^notu inGnd'.oOt tlurrln <riocn ruten into CV cotnpotilion tf my (iuhli n Medical Bitcimry ! And furthermore, I will say that I defy all tbo chemisla in tbo wofld to ancortain, by chemical analysis, tho composition.iif any of my Family Medicine*, as they cannot bo analysed so an to d'termino their ingredients, many of which aro new in modicino and. like nearly al! vegetable extracts, there arono known reagents or chem­ ical toeta by which their pr»seuceean bo deter­ mined. If any further proof in wanted to satisfy any person that tho receiptgiven above is utterly false, lot that person have tbo mix­ ture, aa given, compounded and, not only wJU it bo seen to be entirely unhko my Discov­ ery in appearance, but If a further test is wanted, by taking a dose of iX.it will be found to produce drowsiness and stupor, whereas my Discovery, in over so large doses, prodnoeeno such effect. Otbera, located in different cities and engaged in advertising for sale bogus re­ ceipts for making my medicines, send those that bite st their bail other and various ridicu­ lous formula-. Ono sent out by a villainous knave, located in Chicago, gives tho chief in­ gredient of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy as Baltig Blue Vitriol, which is only equaled in absurdity by another issued by partim in Phil­ adelphia who say Lliat the ingredients comport­ ing Dr. Sago's Catann Remedy arc “burnt Alum, white Vitriol. Sugar of I^ad, and Prus­ siate of iron," and that tuy Guidon Medical Discovery ia "wmply Hyruti and Tincture of Guiger." In refutation of all tbo various and ridiculomi bo^us receipts for making my medi­ cines that bavo over bwo, or may hereafter bo publinbod and circulated, I would say ttiat.l iiarn, in dealing with lliu people, over been Kcnux! by tbe maxim that " bonoely in the 1 policy.” and that " success makes suc­ cess ;" for it is because souio sufferer has ob­ tained relief and cure, and that sufferer baa sent atiother tome; and it is became tlioueands have been cured that they have recoai ■ mended mo and my superior remedies to other thouBands of euffareru. In thia way I am con atantly making living cdvcrtiacmentii for my­ self and mei'iciucs. It is a common thing to hear people say that plenty of advertiring will - — --- --- *n. 1, liai any merit or not. Nothing could !>« faitber from tbe truth. It is with this delurivo idea actuating them that thousands have ruahed headlong into advertirlng, only to find themaelves bankrupt in a little while. Not more than one in five hundred, who engages in advertising medieiuoe, ever makes a finan­ cial success out of the undertaking, for lbs I-'- - ----- ■»—* —.. ssrst.v; Prqpriirfor of Dr. Putrce e family AMm run. Woau>’i» DnaCTUMTf Buffalo, N. T. BEFORE BUriMO BLKWHKBR. BECKWITH $20. Portable Family Sewing Machine, TRB MOST POPULAR tali neck. r*» picked Mexican Malting Lln!i Bcckwitiz Sewing Machine Co,, 802 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. On Kverybotly's Tongue.-kuU*lui TUX MARKKTtf. NEW YOKE. Floux—Rnperfioe Wnrteru, J4.4O& 4W. WittMT-Xo. a Chicago, U.14^1.15; >'o. I Bpring, »1.20&f,34. Cona-MaWc. hnrCHICAGO. i-Choice Or*,tel htaert, Natlne, . t8.00ct6.3i; lo • flood to Medium to Fair. »«.-■’•3-S.OO; Inferior Corwaon, |X434fc3.W. Uooe—Ltw. F.toUl lied Winter, p.SujM.to. Wmcit—N'o. 1 Spring, •#«<P7Kc: Nr’.lHirrug, W»(81H,’,c;Ho. 3 Spring* Ghb-X... 2. fl-WW. Oira-No. i> 413i3c. Em-No. 2, 7l#73c. IUzxxt—Ko. ?, ■ ■?='=•?• ys * :«Y> ISg-'a Sa O v -■ 7/, § s-s = g-'5’ >■ nmi Fresh, HT. XXJUIl. 5J.5 s S' ~ C-5.s,pg »-.s^ gg a OQ Coax—No. X O*r»—No. X lUapar-Nn. X 90091 Ke. Urr—awjsa.-. Coa«-4»a70Xc. LA2IZ3 SAVE TC'JE ISESSESI ** Smith's Laatont Dress Elevator." £ gat c.a'fh »S It 1>ops tbe •gtde. DETROIT. . • H.22uU.2X Amber, |U»rf.lJ0. •■train" iats a itralyfit frdnt" walk­ ing dress In CXEVEIAND hick tqaln as quickly 1 Can Uc c.ianneH S5£$2_0 ■ Uta who try them. Tuayanve uanwy iim>> ihvi.eont In cns dress. This - tlexaicr" b the only one lh.‘ will tel the Irra, dstra alter being P AHTIfiM S«»«rs "f DHTATimB. as tbffy UMU I lull, are HOKE than r.JMHLESS. cn.B*iu,u ri'tc. GJIKAT OFFER. miumlotho e whs subscribe fcr‘5 ILLDS7ilATE0 PATTERN BAZtAR"one One Dollar anil Tun Cents. Cestandi 1 UUO l-HIt U'KLK MONEY BKlMWIiKSS.7 JfiE REMINGTON VtDRK: PIPER P*IL8.iS?5‘,A.*JSi TMK NICW INLPBOVED REMINGTON Sewing Machine. THI8 PRINTINS INK » Cu, Okie*. IUrpw'1 BalMlnM, Mew Toi goMewrpapcr Union. Ill Mr S-lb per kaeei- Alio a full a THE “MEDAL FOR PROGRESS,” A’o Siofing Machin* Received a Higher Priu. I>r. J. W Biker’s California VinCftar Bitters are a purely Vegetable pteparatloo, made chiefly from th® no­ th c herb* found co the lower ranges df the‘Sierra Nevada mean tains of Califor­ nia, the medicinal properties of whfek aro extracted therefrom without the cm of AleoboL .Tb^-quoatlcn ia almost daily naked. “ What la the cause of tbe unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit­ ters t” Our answer is, that they remove tho cause of disease, and the patient re­ covers Bia health. They are the great blood purifier and a ilfe-gi^ng principle, a perfect Eanovator and Lnvigoretor of the system. Never before in Um hirtory of the worifl has * medicine been are a gentle Purgative 3b.<«U »* » Tonic, relieving Congestion or laflimmalmn of the Lirsr and Visceral Orgsuz, in Bilious Tho properties of Dr. Walker’s Vijtxoar Bittkzs are Aperient, Diaphoretic. Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretift Bedstivo, Cotmtn-Irritnnt, Sudorific, AlteratWA. yd Anti-Billona. Grateful Thousands proclaim Vin­ egar Bitters the most wonderfLI Invigoraul that ever wtained the sinking tyitem. No Person can take these Bitters according to directions, and remain lor. g unwell, provided their bonea aro not de­ stroyed by mineral poison or other meaor, and vital organs wasted beyond rvp&a-. • ' Bilious, Bcmittent and Inter­ mittent Fevers, which aro so preva­ lent in tire valleys of our great rivers throughout the United States, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, A rkanAis, Bed, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alubamuj Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the-Summcr and Autuqm, and remarkably so during sea­ sons, of unusual heat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ erful-influence upon thejus various or­ gans, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters. as they will speedily remove the dark­ colored viscid matter with wbiqli tho uowels' .are loaded, at tho same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the body against disease by purifying aU iu fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-anned. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of tbe Stomach, Bad Tasto in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Pa.pitaration of the Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain in the region cf the Kid­ neys, and a hundred other painful aymptoms, aro the offsprings of Pyspejuia. Ono bottle will prove a better guaran too of its merits than a lengthy advertise­ ment. Scrofiilft, or King’s Evil, White Swellings, Ulcere, Erysipelas, Swelled*Neck. Guitre, Scrofulous Inflaiuiuntii.-, Indnleot Inflammations, Mercurial Affec«,tM, Old Sores.‘Eniptirms of the-Skin, Kore Bj-ts. etc. In these, as in all other cobstitutiunj Diseaees. Walker's Vixeoau Bitters nave rbovu tlx-ir great eurall I** jiowera in the most obstinate and intractable oatw^. For Inflaniniatory and Chronic IlliPiinintisin, Gout, Bilious, Remit­ tent and Intermittent Fevers, Discasre of iho Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Biadder, there Bltteni have no i-qunl. Buch DLeasee .ire caused by Vitiatwi Bipod. Mechanical Diseases.—Personacugaged in Paints nnd Mincr ils, such at I'lnnibers, Type-seltere, Go!ri-l>'ater<, nnd Miners, as they advance in !•£?, aro subject to paralysis of the Bowels. TO guarfi Jirainst this, take a dose of Walker’s Vtsr.GAR Bitters occasionally. For Skin Diseases.’ Eruptions, Tot­ ter, Salt-Rheum, Blotches*, Spots, Ffrnplcs. Pustules, Boils, Curbuncltw, Wog-womix, Scald-head, Sore Eye*. Eryripela*. Itch. .Scurfs. IhscoloratimM of tho'Skin, UamcrH and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally sing op and carried out of ihe system in a short time by the use of these Bitten*. Pin, T»pe, and other Worms, system of medicine, no vermifuges, no nninriminitk* will free the system from worm* like these Bitters. For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo­ manhood. or tho tom of life, these Tomr Bitter* <Ii*]ilay eo decided an influence that improvement» soon perceptible. . Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever von find its impurities bunting through the skin in Pimples, Eruption*, or Sores; rieante. it when you flksl k obstructed and shtreisb in the vein*; cleanse Itowhen it ii foul j.yoar feeling* will tell yon when. Kei-z the tflpod pure, and the bcajlh of tho syr.leiii will follow. B. H. McDORALD « OO„ Droffriti. sndC.wi- Art-, «en Fra^bco, Califorsla. Hold by nil tL-uggUta r- Dcnlera. $6 to $10 advertisers jui remedial properties, r It those who um it with tbo Wilhoft's Tonic !—Unfailing and roaouroM of the Black Hills was bold at Dta. -Tbo Bepublieana of Kansas have renomi- IxraixniLx!—Tbi« great Chill Tonis cure* Moinea, recsntly. Two hundred and fifty - •- • * ~ - - Chills without tbo luiorventiou of doctors and namoe were enrolled under Capt. Bussell, who form of priueiplM expresses Uie opinion that their bills. No oonaultlng v1»I(b—no pre­ scriptions to Ih.”filled—no huge Ulis, entailing pecuniary r.mbenaasraeutM. added to low of tember for the Hille, it is nuderstuod th*: gradually and sorely Favors nf m wilt make national Linking soctexy," and favors such k^ialaUon IMDIASAPOVIS, IND., Mftnxifactercr* of MrtrtiT PortableEngines, Bitmmidx Water Cure, Hamilton, Hl. ' —Bev. Mr. Beecher, on tbe Sltfi, arrived at ally a-oeptvd as true. Littleton, N. H . and proceeded directly to hfi (Mr. Tilton) bad been married to Elizabeth M. Wehaeds. now EhaaUth R.»Tilton. Tbe paper was very brief, making not over ten line* Sinker, Davis &. Co., In eonclmdon. I eanndt offor a belter refuia■ .> I__ «____ VM1. Far tale by all * , much of it,and it taunt be equal t« the teat, or ■ > «~<n _..i........ ,.... Dsnatte nf atitch i demand for tha article adrertieed, yet if that will bo only temporary; ths fraud will be de­ tected, and the reaction Will epic; the proprie­ tor and all hw high cxix-eistion*. long before he ie able lo reeuver ,ho amount of money eouatriae, feehag perfectly soanred that the merit* of my nKuattiaa were ao great aatoin- •10 io tl,000 iavrated fo Wslj gtntet BAD NEWS! )AY GUARANTEED WELL AUGER AND L Is Mntlcry. HIUH13T public iu a abort Uro#, will cause a renewal at Bondi, Ac., with other valuable urfermation, mailed on receipt of 30 oeate. Adds»aa Alex. Frotbiughsm A Co. Bonkers and Brokets. 12 WaU-wreet, New Ymk. Ohio merit*. Tbe Toledo Black. in an editorial articlo, hire The popularity of the Elmwood Col- truly aaid, alluding to my boainere. that “great saceeea i« never achiflved without merit. An artiriotbat holds tho field year aft- r joer, and tbe aalea of which tacreaea regularly and rapidly, moot bare ateoiuta msr.t? 1 A grata Wanted for the Lift and Adventure* of KIT CARSON, Fioai l«H« Cirtetad by luniielf The only True ».. • Aulbei.t.r l-r-.i .... f amextoaiarieu.il urnt'T r.i n.i' nuhii.t..^ vni«Htnrr.X, ... in tn X order* every day. Ho, woo already k.U. l‘X5irui'S'syiS^JBSBtA‘i“ | BUY J. & P. COATS’ BUCK THREAD for your MaCML] � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-09-11.pdf.pdf 38757a93cdf196a49759b7bf67f83655 PDF Text Text irille ?Iew5 ADVEBT1S1BG BAT88: raiiAT. Barry County, Minh., ORRO STRORC. Progression. No Retrograding. TEUKi *14# FEBJIXMUM, VOL.. I THK F0RHAKXN. M t* £ 'the end of the world. What did she care if her nose wm blue with cold, aud her chubby hands red as beets ? . Now and then she paused to turn her head awv fjf®m somarnde blast, a forrninuor of the “term. But Imvxng gasped' a moment she qaickly tenowed her bravo march in search of the great unknown. The mother inissed her'and supiibsed Will com* Md trcpp; Jljr.Uie paCfl niixin imptsui th# ro#o ■VpnmybxaMt, Atal bid it ctor ray dark r»po»#—' J^lORlytartT that Jones, who could not get enough of the child's society, bad taken her out with him. ' Jonas', poor fellow, chopped on until the storm came upon him, half smoth­ ered by snow and half frozen by cold, in the houao,. ; , , , . ” When there was nothing left bat retreat'he had seized an armful of wood and carried, it'into tho bouse with him to make sure that he had enough to keep his wife and Kitty from freezing in the soon coming awfulness of the night, which now nettled down upon the atormbeaten and know-blinded world. It was in ttio beginning of that terri­ ble storm in which so many people were frozen to death, and hehad flednono too Could I uni 1m«, when I am When once tho wddd was'slacked by the stove, Jones looked around for Kitty. Ho h»d not morn thau' inquired for her when her father and mother both read in the face of the other that sho was lost in the wild dashing storm of snow. So fast did tho suow fall, and so dark was the night, that Jones could not see three feet ahead of him. Ho endeav­ ored to find the path.which he thought Kitty might have taken, but it was buried in snow drifts, aud he soon lost Krrrrs jorty. . BT EDWASU ZOOLESTOX. It doesn't do men any good to live wapart from women and children. I jiiover know a boys’school ip which there was not a tendency to rowdyism. And lumbermen, fishermen, sailors, and all other men that live only with m<Tn, are proverbially a half-bear sort of-people. Frontiersmen soften down when women and children come—but forgot myself, it- is the story you want. Burton and' Jones lived in a shanty fay themselves. Jones was a married man, but finding it hard to support a . Vife in a down East village, he emigra­ ted to North Minnesota, leaving his wife under her father’s roof, until he should be able to “ make a start. ” He and Burton had gone into partnership, styj pre-empted a “ town-site ” of three . hired red and twenty acres. There were, perhaps, twenty families scattered sparsely over this to wu-si to at the lime my story begins and ends, for it ends the same week it begina. The jiartners had disagreed, quarrel­ ed and divided their interest. Tho lind was all shared between them ex­ cept one valuable forty-acre piec?. Esch of them claimed this piece of land, and the quarrel had gone-so high between them that the neighbors expected th(?rn to ahoot at sight In fact, it- was understood that Barton was on the forty-acre piece determined to shoot Jones if h« came, and Jones had sworn to (fo out there and shoot Burton, when tho fight was postponed by the unex­ pected arrival of Jones'wife and chilJones’shanty was not finished, and he had to forego tho luxury of fighting his old partner in his exertions to mako his wife and baby comfortable for the night. For the winter-sun was surrounded by “sun-dogs.” Indeed of one sun there were four, un occurrence not uncommon *in this latitude, but one which always boded a terrible storm. In his endeavors to care for his wife and child, Jones was mollified a little and half regretted that he had been so violent about the piece of land, but he was determined not to backdown, and ' he would certainly have to shoot Burton or be shut himrelf. When he thought of tke chances of being killed by h!a old partner, the prospect was not pleasant He looked - wistful!/ nt Kitty, bin txo-yeara'-oJrt child, lied dre-de-i that she should d;r. left faiherlass. Nevertheless, he would mb, bsrked <fc,a. H»«oald .boot or be shot. While father wan busy otherwise, lit­ tle Kitty managed to get the shanty door open. There wav no latch, and her prying fingers swung it back. A gnat of cold sir almost took away her breath, but she caught right of the brown grass without, and the new warlji seetred as big that the little feet were fain to try himself. He stumbled through the driftn, call­ ing out to Kitty in distress, not know­ ing whither he went. After an hoqx of despairing wandering and shouting, no camo to a house and having rapped at the door ho found hiinself face to face with his wife. Ho hod returned to his own house in bewilderment. When we remember that Jones had not slept for two nights preceding this one on account of his mortal quarrel with Buton, and be had now been beat­ ing against an arctic hurricane and tramping through treacherous billewx of snow for nn hOIIri wo cannot' wonder that he fell over his own threshold in a state of extreme exhaustion. Happy -for him that ho did not fall bewildered on tho prairie, as many a poor wayfarer did on that fatal night np the vain little Marches she had been been making in,the neighborhood of the shanty, • ■ . There was now a sick husband with frozen hands and feet and face to care for. Every minute the thermometer fell lower, and all the host that the litJones’ ehanly could give] would hardly keep them from freezing. Burton Lad stayed on the forte-acre lot all day, waiting for a chance to shoot his old partner Jones. He had, not hear«l of the arrival of Jone^' wife, and so he concluded that his enemy had proven a coward and left him in pos­ session, orekft«that he m^nt toplay upon binvaoase^reaolMniua triokon bin way home. •v So he resolved to keep a shoip Jo5k-’ ou(. But he soon found that this was impossible. "Tho storm was upon him in all its blinding fury, and he tried to follow the path, but he could not find it. Hod he been leas of a frontiersman be must have perished there, within a furlong of his own bouse. But endeav­ 1 oring to keep the direction of tho path ho heard -a smothering cry, and then ।saw something rise up covered.with'• 1snow, and fall down again. He raised his gun to fire, when the creature ut­ tered another wailing cry so human that he put down his gnu and went cautious­ ly forward. ■ He did not renumber that there was ■ 1such a child among all the settlers at; Newton. But bo did not stop to ask : 1 questions. He must, without delay, get j himsclf and the child to a place of arte- j ty, or both would soon be frozen to] 1 ,^4^lyiU^,>B>RRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1874. RASK KALL—AN KPITOR'H KXPKKl• KNCK. - The doctor sakPwo itoeded . ’«ercu>e. would freeze were he to let the fire sub­ side in the least g As the storm prevailed with unabated fury ail the next day, and tu» he dared aeithrr to take Kitty uor tq leave her alonq, he stayed by ber all day apd stuff­ ed the stove with 'rood, aud laughed at herdridlhsby 'tal^, and .foil, her on bis­ cuit and fried bacon and'oQffec. On. tiiB tadruing ■ of Um second day, tho storm hail subsided/ It was 40 de­ grees cold,, but knowing ________ _______ ___ , that .somebody _ might be mourning Kitty for dead, ho wropped her in skins, and with much difficulty reached the. nearest neighbor’s house; sufi'qxiug pnty' a froat-bite'dn Life noso by the way.- • *- Doctor knows. He told us to join a base bull club ; we joined. Bought a book of instructions, and for five days studied it wisely, if not too well. Then we* bought a sugar-scoop oap, a red belt, a green shirt, yellow tronseni, pumpkin colored show, a (taper collar and purple necktie, and'wiik a lot of othdelegates moved gently to the ground.. There were two nines. These nines were antagonists. The ball is a pretty little drop of softness, rixp.af a goose egg, acd five degrees harder tthsff a - “That child,” said the woman to whose house he had come, “is Jones’. I seed ’em take her outen the wagon, day before yesterday.” Burton lookefl at Kitty a moment in perplexity- ThenSiorollcd her up again, and started out, “travelin.’ like mad,” the woman said. She watched him. ■ When ha .rt*ahed Jonca’, he found Jones and'‘his wife sitting iri utter wretchedness by the firn They were both sick from grief, and unable to move out of the house. Kitty they had given up, for buried, alive under some snow mound.. They would find her when tho spring should crime and mutt the snow off. When tho exhausted Burton came in with his bnndlo of buffalo skins, they koked at,him with amazement. But when he opened it, and set out tho little Kitty, send aAid, . ~ “Here, Jonee; is this your kitten?/ Mrs. Jones could think of nothing better to do than scream. And Jones got up and took his old partner py the hand, ami said, “Barton, old fellow!” and he choked up and sat down again, and cried hopelessly. And Burton said: “Jones, old man, you may have that forty-acre patch. It came near making me the murderer of little Kitty’s father.” “No, you shall take it yourself,” cried Jones, “if I have to go to law to make you.” And Jones actually deeded his inter­ est in the forty acres to Burton. That is why this part of Newton'ia called to-day “ Kitty’s Forty.” - rock. The two nines play against each other?' It is a quiet gi»mc, much like chaas, only a litthj more chase than chess. r . , Thou WM an umpire. His position is s hard one. Hu sits on a box and yeljs “fooh'’ His duly is severe. 1 took the bat. It is a murderous plaything descended from Pocahontas to the head qf Johb Smith. The man in front of me was a pitcher. He was a nice pitcher, but ho sent the balls hoi. Thq ffias behind me was a catch­ er. He caught it, too. Umpire said “play.” It is the most radical play I know of, this base ball. So the pitcher sent a ball toward m?. It looked pretty coming, so- F let it come.' Then he sent another. 1 hit it with the club, and hove it gently up­ ward. Then I started to walk to the next base. The ball hit in the pitehei's hands, and somebo<V said he had caught a fly. AIm, poor fly 1 I walked leisurely toward the bare. Another man took tho bat. I turned to_ecc how me on the cheek. The mon said it was the ball. It felt like a mule, and I re­ posed on tho grass. The ball went on 1 Pretty soon there were two more flies, and three of us flew out Then the other nine came in, and us nine went out. This was better. Just as I was standing on my dignity in the left field, a hot ball, as they call it, came skyrootchiug toward mo. My captain yelled, “ Take it I” ~ . I hastened gently .forward to where the ball was aiming to descend. I have a good cfc to measure distance, and I saw at n glance where the little aerolite waa to liglit: I put' up my husds. How TAKLXU. AOrAXTAGE OF AX' ApO# sweetly tJte l»Jl descended I Everybody looked ; I felt something warm in my ' i/XNT. <-ye. “ Muffin !” yelled ninety fellows. Three mcn-of-war ships •-Patch, French and English—while anchored “ Muffin, bo blowed! It's a cannon in port, were contending with each ball!” For three days I've bed two other for the best display of sailorahip, pounds of raw beef on that eye, and yet bo that the captain of each vessel de­ it paincth. Then I wanted to go home, but my termined to |end aloft an active sailor to perform some deed of grace and gentle captain said “ nay.” So I nayed daring. The Dutch captain sent a and stvyed. Pretty soon it was my Dutchman, the French a Frenchman, strike., “ To bat I” yelled the wmhire. . . - - - >an The I went, but not at all serene, as was my and .the, J iDutdhma the main­ wont The pitcher sent in one hip high. It struck me jn the gullet. “ Foul!” mast, with his urm extended. The Frenchman then went aloft and ex­ yelled the umpire. Ho sent in the ball tended both hands. Now the Irishman again. Thia time I took it cquyc, and thought if he could stand on the main­ sent it down thq: right field, through a mast with a log and an arm extended ho parlor window, & kerosene lamp, and would bo declared tho most daring rip np agfiinat the Jiead ;of nn infant, sailor. Nimbly he clambered aloft who was faking fits or its nap in its until ho reached tho highest point; mother's bests. Then I slung the bat and meandered forth to the first base. ! < If oil both tixi,' oitehding I heard high words, and looked. When I slung tho bat, I had with it l»rbk-n bis right baud with a graceful the jak ofj the tamping and was fimd SlBtiob. Than’fio threw out his left ' ' ' left leg uutil it came in Uno with his ten cent?.- right arm. In doing so he ingloribn-ly lost his balance and fell from the mast, crashing through ths rigging toward the .deck. The various ropes against which he eame in contact broke his fall, but his velocity was not too great to prevent his grasping a rope attached to the mainyard. To this .he Jrang for two roeondi; then dropping lightly to the deck, lauded safely on' hia feet. Fold­ ing his arms triumphantly as if fall and all were in the programme, he glanced toward the rival ships and joyously ex­ claimed: “ There, bate that if yon can! ’ ahtbtic sroot/ng |.v Akntvcky. A correspondent of the (jouricr-Juuruw vvwr*cmru»rnal thus gloats over the dexterity of the young man who killed tho desjierado, Witherspoon : “As evidence of what deed shots both Portwood and death. 1 i Witherspoon were, it is stated that a Bo he took t he little thing in hia arms ’ short time before tho death of Dr. «ml started through the drifts, uijd the; Chambers, while they were stil good *"hiW — pat its little inv os IJi.itoiA . fluents _ ------------- -1j fiienda. they wtat emt one day to praorough cheeks and muttered "papa.” Uiee with their pistols at a mark. The And Burton held her eloaer, and fought target was a nail-head in a i-lank fence. He found the shanty at lart* aud roiled tiring a number of rounds, 'at the the child in a buffalo-robe while he made word,* that is, without taking aim; - it wm found that each of them could drive warm, he took ths little thing upon his knee, dipped the aching fingers in cold 'sized ' a navy “Kitty," said she. > . “ Kitty," ho said, “and what else?" !____ s________ ____ , _ _____ “Kitty," aha answered; nor oould he ! Tuaeday waning, only Wilharapoon , She pushed out through the door, find out more. had two navies, neither of which did cwught her breath again, ondalarted off “ Whose Killy ore you ? ” 1 his too quick antagonist give him. time ’A lump the aise of a hornet's neat on left bip, well back. A nose sweetly jammed, and five uni­ forms spoiled from rolling in the dirt at the bases. ' I have played two weeks, and don't think I like ths game. I’ve looked iver the Koorer’s book, and find that I Lava broken several bats, made ono . tally, broken one umpire* law, broken ten windows in adjoining houses, skilled a baby, rmasbed a ktroecne lamp, broken the leg of a dog, mortally in­ jured - the breod-boskrt of a spectator, knocked fire other players out- of time by slinging my bat, and knocked the waterfall from a i ohoolma'am who won -iztanding twenty rods from the field, a quiet looker-on. . I have used up fifteen bottles of arnica ointment, five bottles of lotions, and' half h raw beef, and am so full of pain that it seems as if my limbs were-• broken bats, and my legs tho limbs of a dead horso-chestnut. । LUV. Luv iz a poshuu that is eazicr felt than deskribed. It iz common-to the yung, middle-aged, and even old fdDown bar thought they had the dtsseaze. It generally - makes viktims feel phoolish, and akt phoolish, too. ' Sumtijnes it brakes out sudden, with­ out enny warning, and then agin, it cum* on alo, like the rumatisa I have known sum paahunts to be in luv six months and not kno exackly what did-ail them, and tbuu I hav known other cases whare the pariys thought they was ,in luv, and nothing was the matter ov them all the time, only they wsz out of a job. Sumthing to do allwus kures theze kind or attacks. When a person really iz in luv they a:nt fit for anything else. It unfits a farmer and blacksmith for bizznrss just az mutch az it duz a stu­ dent at law or a bjarding-skool miss. Genuine luv never fastens its fangs onto a fello being but once ; he often gite nipped by it before and afterward, but the fuaUskar sticks to him for life. Sum people fall Ln luv every 90 days, just for the phtu. ov the thing. R-.-al luv wont divide its posseshun ov the heart with enny other ov the ' pnshuns; it drives out ambition and takes the stiffning out ov pride and vanity. A ‘ man iz never more pure than when he iz sensibly in Inv. Luv iz a grate bumanizer ; it makes1 the inde az gentle az a dav, and poliabea' np the rustik like a three months' tuition at n dancing skool. It is hard work to bo in luv add not akt phoolish ; but luv iz the only tiling I kno that makes pholly excusable. We allwus iaff st the yung, when tuey are in luv, and pitty tho old ones. An old man desperately in Iuy iz oz helpless bz a lost child. He wanders abcut heedless, not knoing whore he iz, nor whare he iz going to. What sense he ev< r d'd hav has left him. and he wont take nobody's advice. Wo could sp-iri^, alimtmt enny other paahuft ov the heart better than wc bould lav, alt ho it haz made az mutch trubble in this world az enny ov the rceL—Josh BUlbigt. NO. 5X TIT FOR TATTom Roby, whilom Register of Pro­ bate for Duncan county, was one day riding through the newly-settled town of Carroll, sod upon the outekirta he Two (title »rtn» cia io»* HXUw bort. aaw a log cabin, with a brick oven built T.otaUopooi— BnMfoioaapaa; uponthfe ontaide, and in said -oven was Tea little jxxkrta baa ay Kit> mau, a anapping fire, the good housewife be­ Two UBlo •rrrta op»a and daaa. ing evidently on the eve of baking. Tom was an inveterate joker, .and the Two ?ttUoaboc»:<m two little f«wt; ' opportunity was too good to-be lost; ao Two UtUo lip* uad one HtilechlD, Two tail* clie«k« with a roe* abulia; he pulled up, aud called at the top ol Two ZIUlo ebouMora. chubby and rtroCM. his voice: Two little-!<«» ratmfcw aU day lauf. “ Hallo !—Hallo!—House, there ! ’* Two little prayen d^ee ray darlm< aay. Oat came the farmer aud his wife, and four or five children, to see what was wanted. “My'good people," said Torn; seri­ ously, “your oven is on fire.” Around to the end of the cabin flew VARDCT1XSthe frightened family, while Tom rode A WZZK conclusion—Saturday niglt. on leaving them to discover tho pith ol Stuifxd hose is not in stylo for £retho joke. . | A tew years thereafter, when Tom enginea. A max in New Orleans warned Ids Roby had given up his Register's berth {given it up to the opposite political wife not fo light the fire with kerosene. party), aud wm following the practice Her clothe* fit his teeond wife remark­ ‘ of law, he had occasion to pass again ably well. through the to wn of £arrolL The place Kxapp.onoe described the terrible had grown and changed ; and tho small heat of hell by saying that it war so hot white cottage, with well-kept garden in that it a man were taken out of it and front, he did not recognize as occupying plunged into the hottest fire of an earth­ the spot where onoe'he had seen only a ly furnace he would freeze to death from poor log cabin,-with oveu outside. But the transition. there were thoee who could remembe. Tri’XiNs aroused his wife from a if he could not. Ho w« driving slowly «ound sleep the other night, earing he along through the mud—there had bad seen a ghost in shape of au nrs. been a long storm of rain—when a tow “ O, let me sleep,” wm the reply of the headed lad of some thirteen summers irate datrifr, “and don’t be frightened came rushing out from a shed at at your own shadow.” tached to the cottage, excitedly ex­ “ Wiimyon take soma strawberries ?’’ claiming : asked a lady of her gueat. “Yea, “Hallo! hidlo I sir ! your wheel is madam, yes; I eat strawberries with loose ! ” • enthusiasm." ’* Do tdl! Well, wo Tom pulled up instantly, and jumped haven't anything but cream and sugar out into the mud, and examined the for ’em this evening,” said tho matterlinch-pin of the near wheel. of fact hostess. “ It’s tho other wheel, sir.” “Y6v musicians ought to be happy, Around Tom wallowed to the other fellows,’’ said H. the other day to a aide, and made a critical examination bandmaster. “Why?” said tho there. leader. “Because you need never “I don’t see anything out of the way want for money ; when your funds run here, boy,” he said. short, you have only to put your instru­ “ Sartin, air, I thought 'twas loose. ment to your lips, and * raise the I taw it turn aruuncL" wind.' ” “You young rascal, how dare you? A BOMAXTic York, Ill., girl thought What do yon mean?” And Tom to Maud Mullcrize and “ rako the started for his whip. meadows sweet with hay.” She “I mean," answered the urchin, stood over a yellow jacket's nest as placing his thumb to Lis nose, “that the •she Swung her little rake. First jump oven’s on fire ! " from the aoorc, eleven feet. ■ Distance Tom remembered now very well, and to the house, half a mile. Time, two giving t^ic lad a silver half-dollar, he said they'd call it' square, lie had minutes. A GBAVsniaozn, walking in the at recto muddied h«s boots dreadfully, but he laughed heartily at the return joke of a country town, the other day, chanced to turn .and noticed two doc­ u'evcrthelesa. tors walking beside him. He stopped till they passed, and then followed on ROTUING XXTXAORDINART. Col. Stuart, in his “Army Reminis­ behind them. “ And why is Uris ?"said cences,” relates that, when a subaiteri. they. “ I know mjr place in this pro­ at Gibraltar, he wbs one day on guard cession," skid he. with another officer who unfortunately fell down a precipice 400 feet high ami was killed. Now my non-military read­ ers should understand that as the guard reports there is a small addendum, riz.: “N. B. Nothing extraordinary since guard-mounting,” the meaning of which is that in case anything particu­ lar. should occur the officer command­ ing the guard is benud to mention it. Our friend, however, said nothing about tho accident that had occurred to his brother officer; and some hours after tho Brigade Major came to his quar­ ters on the part of the officer command­ ing, with the report in. his hand, de­ manding an explanation. The Brigade Major, addressing him, said : “ You say, air, in your report—‘ N. B. Nothing extraordinary since guard­ mounting,’ when your brother-officer, an duty with you, has fallen down a l>recipioe 490 feet high and been. kilted.” “ Well, sir,” replied B------ ; “ I din na think there’s anything extraerdi- ■ nary in it ava^ if he'd fann doon a precipice 400 feet high and no been killed, I should hae thought it very ex­ traordinary indeed, and wad hae put it doon in my report” A RKV01.VTI0NARY MOTHER. Among the heroes of the American Revolution there was not one more worthy of honor titan Col. Clement Bid­ dle, of Philadelphia Descended from the old Quaker stock, he was early and earnest in his espousal of thecapseof tbo liberty of the colonies, and among tho first and mast zealous in arms. He raised the first “Quaker ” company fur the war,-of which ha was elected com­ mander before the corps joined tlio main army. Wheft Congress had or­ dered the establhhpJent of a “flying hot • Hot balls irf timobf war are good. camp? of 1O.0Q0 men, to be furnished But I don't like ’em too hot for fun,. t»y Pennsylvania, Col. Biddle, on ac­ Afkr awhile I got a fair clip at it, and count of his peculiar qualifications for you’bet it went cuttingthe daisies in the 1 the position, was appointed Quarterright field. A fat man and dog sat in mkster-G^uersl. He took psrt in tho the shade of an oak, enjoying the game. battle of Trenton, and m a distinction The ball broke one leg'of tho dog, and for his bravery ho wm selected by Gen. SIGNS OF RETURNTNG PROSPERITY. lauded like a runaway engine in the Washington to receive tho swords of The immense crops of wheat which corporosity of the fat man. He was the eaptnred Hessian. officers. He was have rewarded the toil of the farmer taken home to die. st Princeton, at the Brandywine, nt are a certain indication of prosperity in , The:? I w«at on a double-quick to the Germantown, at Monmouth, and shared all branches of business. That this is field, and tried to stop a hot ball. B in the sufferings at Valley Forge. His the opinion of business men, is fuHjr cime toward me from the bat at the brother Owe:: was also engaged, heart d**5*w'*‘v*t»d by the fact that our fate of a'a» mflea a minute. I nut up Al A Jiree given in PiilridnM, by »b°l~k mewbant. u. hiring >n nn­ my hands—the ball went singing on its .. ., rvf rrallv A ,1.1 IM.1I larMIT a distinguished merchant, ju*t before usual number of calls, and sell larger the commencement of open hostilities bills than at any time during the past with it. year. Similar reports reach us from betwe ca the colonies and the mother That was an eventful chap who first country, a Bridah officer, with much Now York sad other points ofzupply, and we accept this fact as a invented l-ase balL it's such inn. aaeurwaec, remarked : I've played five games, aud this is the “It would be foolish for the Ameri- most certain evidence t>t returning prosperity. Many branches of bumresult : Twenty-seven dollars paid out ft>r pKsh nothing but their own destruc­ aeas which have been suspended dur­ tion. Who can they expest to find to ing the summer, will be revived things. lead tbtm against our veteran geuor- during the fall, and by next aprin« er The gome went on. I liked it. It is so much fun to run from base to base just in time to be pul out, or to chase a ball thrcc^iuarterB of a mile down hxlii while all tho spectators yell “Muffin;- “Go it I” “Home run!” “ Go round a dozen times!” Base ball is a sweet little gome. When it came my turn to bat again, I noticed every­ body moved back about ten rods! The new umpire retreated twelve rods. He .waa A^id., The pitcher .seftt 'em in Oh, tho ekeeter, the beautiful skectcr, filling the air with melodious meter; tinker our hate and tickling our nose, taking a bite through the holo in our clothes; in through the window and opening the door; filling our chamber and seeking the sweeter, ever is found the untiring muskceter. This is tho way it generally is : Mrs. Jonoswill remark to her undutiful little son: “Why ain’t you like Willy Brown ?" Mis. Brown will remark to her hopeful : “ Why ain't jou like Jimmy Jones Th» boys have lota of fun laughing about it, especially when they ore stealing watermelons to­ gether. __ , • '2___ _________ • • A ROYAL AXECROTX. We don't suppose the twain ever ex­ isted, from Adam and Eve dottn, who could live together many years without r.n occasional “spat,” or domestic broil ;.and it is noticeable that-the most loving couples liave tho deepest trouble when the clouds come. The sweetest fruit gives the most pungent arid under fermentation. The sunlight xannot reach dovn when the sky ia wholly over­ cast. Considering that such things are but the common led of all who deeply lore, I deem it do impropriety tp re­ p roduce the following anecdote. J t wm told by Jules Janin, in the Journal des Debats, thirty years ago, when the sub­ jects thereof were young and impulsive: “While Her Majesty and the Prince were in Germany, they one day had a little skirmish,—‘ bora c«f excessive love *to> Frinn* «hni himself up in hjs own apar tmeuL Half an-hour afterwards the Queen went anti tapped smartly at the door. “ ‘ Who i» there ? ’ demanded the Prince. “ ’ The Queen,’ was the brief reply. “ No answer from within. “ Shortly afterward HerNkjerty gave another rap, slightly reduced in volume, upon tue door. “ ’ Who as there ?’ came fsom within. Ons broken little finger. MrC Biddle, the mother of Clement tion. There can be no doubt of thia. end Owen, tu present, and instantly The prosperity of the farmer is ths I but in a softened tone. “And yet no au-wnr. A third and vary gmtie rap was given. “‘Who is therer in a fame really kaderl will myself conduct them to battle." ** Ths door th w opeu inalaater, aud the fond mrayte were kwlM in a toting down hi. pistol to ooA ■hall find no difficulty. wore upon England s �ew Firm! Council Rooms.' aeltlcd i» » neighboring farm housa. After a reviving breakfast they I ol.UI«l .Uu. 1b. kxmli.r. l.i.ur.1, SEPT. 11,1874 , ... , , ... . .... . j enjoying the day until car tuna. Then ’ biding then hospitable hosts adieu; Present—Dnwniax, Olds, .Hardy aad WidcoH, Trustera. „ "2li« **.«"« Scipio Creek, was accepted, wntn io>trllc1i„nM lh<l .b. Recorder draw or(]nrs fur the same, provided that the The question of acorcif) or plentyr ilray jumped aboard of the down train ( at Smith's Creek, and arrived in De r trait al 6 o'clock, Saturday evening. , the trade, to binge upon whetherr --------------------STATK JOTnSC* France is an importing or exporting country. France Last year, for inaiance, had to import $Q0,000,000 e«-nlr*rtor Horace E*rktns, present a receipt of ten dollars from Davis of Vermontville. nr. On motion tpe following Ordinance was adopted: . oni>i VAXes. A ,*««.*»..- U..I J.b. n.c2L.AC.U»«iS.U..«rVlllK.rfl<ub. .. >< firm,! Trunk June-..................... _ ____ — . _ worth of breadstuff's, in consequence of the failure of bar harvest. Thia export. good condition. Pl^harty. SUCCM80R TO ..... .ninin. IL. j. T v.ujki, » cU r.n*u,... .e .______ U .b.u h. te<hi r« •», ... Would respectfully inform the Publie that rf sn«. -- ----------- -- With the belief that their harvest is fully an nvvragc» English buyers are holding off, confi­ the retail trade of ... Staley' I would respectfully announce to the public that o n Sept. 1st, I will discontinue the credit business and sell goods for cash or ready pay only. . <t I.- M.A1Un.,«kn. Village, and shall bo in toe nature of a dent that they ean get all they want ■ ho wife away, twpU 8rjL 1. M ,~u.ui.r U Mor.ly. "«■!" f»d.ll.n. «ri .rib at their own figures, by waiting for iL Consequently Liverpool prices arc still downward, in their tendency. On (ba other hand, it is admitted h„ o- Dry Goods, Groceries ..eb.^. .r .w., Mr. luu A. Appl. .., li.in, riri B.j Mori., UmUtri uri .bdlw jril for .1 that the granaries of the world never were so thoroughly depleted as at charge at a squirrel. While pulling the gun the commencement of this year's down tbe Other barrel discharg'd, the con harvest. It is a time when the great esl caution is needed in disposing of her almost instantly. otir surplus. It is estimated that our Traverse City has taken the sentiments _ crop this year exceeds that of Inst year by six per cent. 'Western farm­ ers^ appear to be in the following ugrelahle fix:—If the surplus is rush­ ed forward, it Will inevitably break down the market. If it is retained, it is probable that England, the only foreign market amounting to any­ thing, .will supply her wants else­ where. Id fact, at no time has Eu­ rope been so independent of Ameri­ can grain us she is at present — Whether she. can continue sb through the Winter and Spring, is yet unas­ certained. The true course for Western farm -era is, not to hold back their wheat if a chance presents itself to realize a living profit; and not to sell at a price which will not remunerate them, un­ less absolutely compelled to.do so.— Western Rural, A balloon party left Cleveland at Hats, Caps, Cloth io tbe first of October following, sn-1 for nu ***“■••• „ . „ . . ,, ing, Crockery, Village of Nashville. Mich. . ' Thai any person found violating this Ordinance* ahal: S. lial.te in a fin. r.f nni mari. Boots, Shoes. Notions. six hare no opinion. On queaUoni of tom•• Uw. And shall be guilty of. mrndeor (.HU.......... b...... 1OT would vote if the law allowed them, tbir- U enforced, and the absence of tho said ■tr'n ' foci* evidenot that said lioenic baa no., been Chnrlre Lancaaler of Trev erea CUr, laxt paid. .t bribe, f-t- **]• s.ur.i.j, ' . .... Lt_v ri.ri„ri.,UUb..bUb,. of 13 eggi xarod bl» Ufo. •»“• •’ “• 4™ TL day of October. 1874. TU.bbri E. j/puoHxeR. o. i. THVM.il. Recorder. Preridenl. The daily product of the Battle Creek Wm. E. Vriygu, accotin I presented and on knitlins mille te forty-fire down of men » moth’n aKo-ed lor $16.8o. . , • . . . , e 1Art Council adjourned. heavy unt erwear, worth about $400g j fe’.GIINER. 0. A. TRBKAN. A^Lodlagloa dog baa eleven bullete in hte Reorder.FreaidteiL wl- n ra. I Nlean NV hat I Say! WILSON I shall soon receive from New York as complete a stock of Goods as cash will buy, and would urge all those who wish to avail themselves of this opportunity of buying good Goods cheap, to wait. I am bound to sell as good Goods, at far lower prices than any other firm in town. Selling 3TOR. Lower I warrant all my goods, and that C. 0. D. is EVERY DAY WOVTRH t' . R IAjNPj UULLAlv, “^1“ offering a good article, and invite the at­ 11 o'clock Friday morning and landed tention aa the public te an examination of solely at 12 o'clock (he same night about two miles from Smith Creek, a goods Mr*. Mxrgret Tallman, recently died «l A TT J?TVT IO Y MtSiyin**. al the axtremt old of one A1 LJCjll 111711, station on »hc Grand Trunk Railway, hundred and fourteen yearn ______ eleven miles from Port Huron, in St. A eorreapondent at Gull Lake, aayn: ••We The new firm o Clair Co. There were six of the have the champion marryiat here. He is . ' daring voyagers, as follows: Prof. King, tho distinguished aeronaut, L. **’t ono WM hte eon’t L. Halden. of the Boston Journal, £ned lU dd «nan married her. Ilan the fn. state beat naat His name is Rogers. ' Can Thos. Whitehead, of the Cleveland and prices, before A T T I lljjlj . elsewhere. . hereafter my motto. The highest price always paid for produce. purchasing pay the Highest Market Price for H. H. DICKINSON. the He aimed to bring down a woodchuck and ■ Wo also keep on hand and hare for sale when they quitted the earth the bal a chipnffluk at one shot, and brought down loon arose rapidly and steadily to a a Spring calf. LATH. great altitude, and moved along m a . The Lansing Republican SHINGLES. westerly course until it encountered a WATER LIME. the stele now baa a population of 1.800,000, current of air which sent it to the SALT, a gain of 116.000 sin's 1870. northward toward Caaado. It moun­ HAIR. Jaeob Niobote, a farmer living near ted higher and still higher, and at last STUCCO. was canglit in what Mr. Holden and Three sbxrpers induced Prof. King judge to be* tho easterly hundred dollars for two ,, , . ... . which we ship and retail at bottom prices, shieh were pronounced r cunent, which Iwd it awifily over the nrTbe Highest rremltun was awarded to.R at ATIE jSnSTA.; TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. within a short distance of that city it route already traversed to Point au Pellee. There th^y quilled the lake, August Mvrvia. of Mt. Clemens, was acci­ dentally killed by the discharge of hia gun while out hunting dept. 7th. Newayro had a $0,000 fire last Monday. Dry Gm4.«, Nstlrir, Cl.tki.g, St. Lowte Fair; Lon Ik Ian a State Fair; MlMlMlnpi State Fair; and Georgia State Fair; HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD I AINSWORTH & BROOKS, range of work. were In direct The Masonic lodge at Schoolcraft, it ia re­ SiilrwD. Cozad spoke of traveling a long time ported, bto try Rev William Rice for im- ——_... ,- _ between two lines of light, which he proper conduct at Mvaon and at Kalanuuoo. concludeff must have been the shore COMPETITION! I THAN EVER IN t^For Hemming, Felli SI itehi Carding. Finding, Braiding, Embroidering. Quilt­ ing anti Stitching fine or hear!j goods it is unsurpassed. AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF Where we have no Agents we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Rail Road Station of Purchasers. Grreater Bargains -------- - MicliliniD Central Icailroad GREAT BARGAINS IN GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISOR, DRESS GOODS, Going Wvret. or seemed to change their position; taking morphine. the voyagers bould hear a sound as of fcUya SHAWLS, IS BOOTS A SHOES, murmuring waters, and there came the Stale Fair at Eaal Sazin.w agfaad i over them a peculiar sensation, ind s-1 mat they were approaching the solid and welcome earth once more. CLOTHING, for a Blate fair in Mwhigan. Needles for all Sewing Machinaa-for Sala WALL TAPER. Sud­ denly they saw the lights gleaming ia CROCKERY. Chaotic. arose in proportion, and the whole A complete stock of “ Michigan Stoves,” and AonrcvLTirKAL Implements, on hand and to iie offered at prices heretofore unheard of. AU party shouted and screamed and sang Ohio. in a very ecstacy of jot and thanks­ giving at the near oomiog-of the ecd ■uteida al the bouae of Wi « « arsenic ana »;rycnn?cic. reason uokuowu. dark, but good fortune ccomtoy them al ever ' Andrew IaIcm and Wm. Samerville had * tail pine i OU Machines tikes la Exckaoge. GROCERIES, farm homo windows far beluw ; the atmoephere felt easier. As ih» great balloon moved downward their spirits All other Machines In the Market FOR SALE CHEAP! At thia point in his narritive, Mr. cribable, but yet telling unmistakably FOR BEING THE BEST SEWING MACHINES, and doing the largest and beat Proprietors. Midland had a $16,000 fire Monday eve- snuth an-1 one and a quarter weM of Na*bning. Tbay will probably get the Holly ’iDa. For nartieulara inquire at Smith & at a tremendous rote of speed across W.Ur Work. .... !k.i 11.^ b... I.UPEXXOCK Canada to St. Chur river. A boarding house and two other buildings They were, perhaps, three miles burned at ManlMeo Monday night. Lt> above the earth during this time, but $12,000. not long afterwardjhey liegan to de­ J. H. Spicer, a painter of Grand Repid*, scend, the lines of light disappeared Nortliern Ohio Fair; Indtenapolk Exposition j Crockery, B»ot«. Shres, Wall Paper aat a fall Use af Groceries, and the monstrous airship bore them lights along the banks of the river. Ohio Slate Fair; Amer. iaaUUte, N. T.f Cincinnati Expoultioa; lake in the direction of Buffalo. When was suddenly started back over the ’ BEST IN THE WORLD I OATS, He says that EVERYBODY ElmflleSevMMacliiiie! Clover Seed, terviewed Mr. Cozad. MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, Coy the Wotld-Renowned CLOSING OUT SHE I Cleveland Herald, D. A. Cozad, of of a Mrs. Fa 1 who started to visit a neigh­ Cleveland, and Capt. Whiting for the bor Mm two mil.it through the forest, loot Cleveland Leader. The weigh: of POTATOES, She bad ibree these six gentlemen was 950 pounds; Bnytblng to eat or dr<nk. APPLES, that of tho balloon, basket, etc. children with Lar, aliille boy agod aix yeare, -----------------------------------------------------------, a girl two years and three months, and a 1,400 pounds; ballast 1,000 pounds; th oo mouths infant. The girl died fro* her tic., packages,rc'othing and other articles suffering, and the mother carried its corpse 150 pounds, nuking a total weight of e nr are c.oaiog vol our arc and her baby tR| they wore found. Delivered at their offering to tbs public cur entire sleek of -3,500 pounds. Goods, consisting of ELEVATOR in NASHVILLE. A Detroit Fret Freu reporter in­ COTtN» 50 Dollars ! ! FARMERS, AND G, A. TRUMAN. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Plaindcaler, Will. E. Chapman, of the AU th* »bo»« prop*"* »»“ 00 ""oU Call «l lh» tew office of Cl«a«m,8mith for Two’Lnte Grew *dd. A- Brooks' prop. 40 «ere« on a w | of MO 6, M>ple Prove, intend to maintain the reputation of ni.j.,.bi,.bri.TOi.fc. —AUT(< 8;IgT Ori.W.A.n,1o.rid JohaC.P.aU,«rS.,in.. Ch,. r.cml, I... In th. w.ri., near OteejO Lake, and wandered in the * WXv .Ori. ,i. ri.b .Hi, . $33 an A NewJdea! bo^ly-ih* remit of elevt n aitraipta to enforce Wrn D. SAVAGE & BBO'a COLUMN “n Cheap. Now I NEean Business. M> McSuNj. «r Drirril. dlri U.I —k J-l--*-rf -V <™T« .. , / . . .__ . drug »torre filing the statutory b6eJ«. )«h*il west*. In England, as wewsjlefAug. 29th). all but a very small portion of the whaat crop lias been "secured in Hieka JLYLSWOBTH A {FULLER, South Russia, Hungary, Italy and Germany are all rejoiciag over abundant her BUY YOUR GOODS FOR CASH AND SAVE 15 PER CENT I 11 psy * licew uf sixiy diltare p«r <a­ >. Tbai all persona krepiag a public year, it is estimated that she has $15­ 000,000 worth to H. R. DICKINSON, SMITH & STRONG Wotice. Send for Circulars, Price List, &c., and Copy of the Wilson Reflector, one of the best Periodicals of the day, chines, Faabions, Genend News and MisoeUany. Agents Wanted bUwa, which Nrebville, A«g. fob, 1874. Will pay »• D. W. RU88BLL. Dome & allen. 0. C. WOLCOTT, West Sde Main 8L, Naahrilln, Jlioh. >1 Vil»i Sew Sato Ca. CLKVEL1ND. OHIO. �== 6v. mile, SEPT II. I«7< ftiM Uterine Hemorrhage. Medical Francis Pattison Judgement rendered for plaintiff- for >90 and cmUk possible, but to late to be of any use TO OUR PATRONS-: Njuutruxs, Mien. Shaving, Hair Cutting ft Dressing, Shampooing, PROVISIONS! as death look place soon after the Case of lhe caae of the Pebple vs. G. W. Williams; complaining witness ! failed io put in an appearencc. , Case of Lee' vs Maxson Sc Roo’, reatinn, can do no better than to adjourned. । he Uai»n Hotro*. attend the State Fair .at East Sagi­ Cni« of the People va Jerry Elliott. naw. The M. C. R. R. will issue ■.Assault and battery, Milled, respondexenmon tickets from this place to ; t’nH,,D'inS^cotts^ » Esq. Chipmsn,— and from the fair-fur >3.30. Passen-' >1 th© People vs. W. L- Stone. gers here can take the 8.30 train in jilfy . Verdict, Mnut guilty/' All the murning, reanh East Saginaw at- the n»hn»rr liqnnr cases withdrawn. E. D. BITGOOD, Proprietor. 1.40 and if theywish io return lhe uf Bartley vs. Smith; judg't ft <-:eDd*n! for 915 35, without costs same day they can do so; taking the Good riff* furnlahrd partiaa on abort no'hut being the amount tendered lo 5 50 train from East Saginaw , an I Bartley bv.Smith. arriving at this place at about 10 Case of Rose v«. Willison ; judg’t in the evening . for plaintiff' for 89 and costs. Case or North Main St., Nubrille, Mich. appealed. —Both of lhe llnstiugs papers Case of Woodring vs. Fleming. accuse u* of stealing the Bepublicin Re|»1evj'n. Jury trial. Jury found State ticket from the Banner. We property in dePt. • Case of Potter vs. Maxson, adj. acknowledge stealing the eirors from nem'e Hardware. Case uf Bi hi tim vs. Griggs, adj. thaturheet. Tho triilfiftil part of the arrival uf the phyiriyian. —Those wishing to take a little rec CAPT. BOISE BOTTOM PRICES. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! —Wm. Killen has painted his bouse. —Two more numbers will dose VoL 1 ol lb© Nrwr —Mr. Jarrard has our - thanks for Rome nice, peachea. They were ex­ cellent. —‘•Dr. Jackson ia afflicted with lhe ticket was taken irom dispatches to Frog Foot, went lo the lower half He is stopping with Mr. Lin the Detroit* <Rw Brw. We wonder of the county'to work up his Senator-. slap. Be has to be fed on bologna • ’ where lhe Hastings papers get their and crackers during his absence. —Rev. Mr. Wilcox.started Tuesday State news, and if they always give Firk at Lapoete—Wc have just . . morning to attend the M. E. Confer­ credit fdr them. received a letter from our brother, say­ ence at Kalamazoo. —Dr. Jacknon informs us that the ing that the Iron Works nt Laporte, —Mr. D. H. Everts and wife will camp meeting, under the auspices of Ind., in which he was employed aoon start on a trip to New York, for the Church of Giid, in J. L. Graham's (Husselman A Ridge way’s),.has jus t burned down. Loss not Mated. healthaod pleasure. grove, ItMl Saturday and Sunday was —Gates A Packer are putting up well attended. Fully ono thousand LOCAL MATTERS. BOTTOM the blind man a place of business, jus*, people attended latter part of this week, in moving io our MW quarters over Truman’s long brick.^ ceivedl Subscriptions cheerfullv rc well selected stock of iron, stoves, shell good, etc. He is also agent for A Complete Assortment or Millinery J B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods and 2• FELLOW CITIZENS Poplins, Grass Cloths, h. la prepared to do DHKHH MAKING.with neat। sad aUpalch. W. MEAT MARKET! £ASTMAN A YOUNG, ■ There i» oae place in Nashville where you can bur all kind* of GROCERIES Dr —Mr Chance's son who wns kicked TB« T»T BMT PROVISIONS j|ENBY H. WOOD. YANKEE «<M1 « I'ig tins hid » NOTIONS, jSchool Books. Stone andJWooden Warr Prints for 5 CORSETS and HOSIERT VERY CHEWt €ottmdro and ®ajsimrtts Child can get just as Good Bar­ ' attenUoe. Our motto is to sei! as cheap Bs Yankee IVotioni the cheapest, give 16 ozs. to the lb. anil the right Boots and Shoes. change every time. Itepnblicuu Caucna. The Republican* of Castleton will meet in Caucus Saluruay, flept. Ifab, 1874. at two o~’clock, p. m., a. at MK'-urniic* McCormick’a, *, ii>u, Hall, lor for the , purpose of elettinff <lrUrntr* Io the Counlj Convention, >o ! e’d «r Huting*, Sept. L’tiih. 1874, «mi fur rt»<- iran nction of *i>ch other buatuvu m thill cm, before the caucus. Br 0*n*R or Covmittkb. D1BHO».TKW -XOTICK. Carr. G. w. MoCoaxrea. Proprietor. AT LOW PRICES ! grins as the Aged. F. Danc**, Proprietor. NAHHV1L.LE, - Michigan. I buy all kind* of produce in theia teaaon. with Cap. Bofae, where we will be glad to Ourbuain*** is conducted on atrictly tem­ show you car Good*. ' perance principle*. Clocks, Spectacles, &c. 18 Express office building. Weat tide of Main St.. Nubvile, Mioh. r. C. GRIFFIT H CHAS. W. DEM ARA Y. I. H. KOCHER & BRO. \V liatN o w FURNITURE MANUFACTORY ; DRUGS, SMITH & PUTNAM Hardware) accident until her death. —Ws are under obligations to Mr. Hurrah for our side ? We arc soon to have a home paper, A Mr. Wool ter is now here canvassing for sub­ My Planing Mill ia now in running order scribers, and is having fine success. He expects to be able to issue the *< ten Hon oflb* public to toy tugerior facil­ apples,—the largest we ha-e seen this ities fur doing tb<* best kind of work *i first sljcet about Oct. 1st. This is returnable price*. year. Mr. Gregg, lived on and owned something which has long been a portion of the -Rite of Nashville, needed, and th*- citizens of this village when all the population it had was •nd surrounding country are taking the fishes in the river. •told of it with eonxidernhle energy. —Tli- Lvcem met and organized ni ! Mr.-Wooster has had aliout twenty the school house liu.t Monday eve two years experience in the business, faction guaranteed. nin*f. and «he question adopted »o be and from his general appeaonca we Parlor, Library, Dioiaf, OHce at GENERAL FUNTGREi. ^yM. DRUGS. Everything New ! Re-sawing, &c., "Resol­ predict success io the paper. John Hill has rented his livery pursued to stable and outfit to William S ickct the course they have mantain their home.** Dressed Flooring, Wtnanufactnre our Furniture front the REMEMBER Socket is one of the Of every description, kept constantly on hand. best groomsman in the County, and Mr. A, J. Hardy has sold out hia interest in the elevator to Mr. H. A. will take pride ki keeping dean homes Brooks, ot this village. Mr. Brook- and buggies for hts customers. Wheat is coming in lively, and we is one tj! th© old fanners of this Experienced Workmen Employed. vicinity, and with Mr. Ainsworth for un lerstand that W. II. Benedict has shipped ns high as four car loads in I also tnenufaetme Soft and Hard Wood Washington St, progresses so slowly. The limitation of the Ordinance for its construction expired last May and hands of the Southern R. R. Co . and the road will be ironed and equipped Cozy Little Brick Store, Not around the .romer, but next door to Halbert & Co. been no time in the history of Ver­ as yet not one quarter has been put montville when its prospects for solid down. It would seem that if otn improvements were brighter. village officials were doing their duty Very hoi and dry. it would have been completed long PERFUMERIES GOODS. 49 CHOICE GROCERIES, WOOL CARDING MACHINE! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Pm Vila aid I4un W, A. AYLSWORTH. Plea*# giro u» a trial and For IM WiMleMle aud Retail Trade. FOR MEDICINAL PUaFOSES NEW GROCER! STORE! By catling one door north of Truman'* new brink, yon win Had E. PhBhp*, aged’ " Your prices are be'ow Grand Rapids. 1 will take ihe top carriage and surprise my wife.”-—Jerry Roy­ ers, Carkon. . I atm oelliRg f»r lew than ray *mm ehm, for mmsmi srailty of wortu I say positively, that those wanting Bjjggies, will save ludiney by buy- Proviso! WOOL! WOOL! My Carding Machine Store Next Door North cf Ayhwarth's, riwiLw rac curr>*ss EYE and EAR! CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED nr. R. C. TROWPMM, W J^CIUW, ACITE AN* tHRSAK II SMSES CATARRH. ASTHMA. Groceries, Provisions, fc GiWIPTIOL EPLEPTIC Fffl, k. LOW 1'0Fl CASH. IQr- n, hiflutt Mart* Price paid Promptly attended to nd »«ul back no­ ding to orders 40 year*. HUBACE HOLTOM. J. I*. BEED. 42 HORACE HOETON Grocery and fafaoH* 13lii<n i »na Ider, ireby enabled to furnish you w ALL the LATEST STYLM Harriet "I am delighted with my buggy and would not Irt it go.** — B'irv Chidester. Rutland. C. M. HOLLER, Miller. A. W. OLDS. FANCY GOODS. Rod C. C. Wolcott, has occupied their " You are on tho road to success, as long as you make good work, m you have always done.**— Wm. S. Goodyear, Ilastinys. Aud if I had apace f eauld r*f« to a hundred other* tb*l will ro iheir hat dollar ou my baggio*. And naw Mich Would rwpeef fully inform th* public tha< ha I« prepared to da douUc the work tb*» heroUfara. "As long ns Lee Reed rnnkea buggies, I shall buy my buggies of him.—A. J. Bourne, Ilasiingt. " I am well aati*fird with my bug­ gy."— Adam Wolf, Mdph Grove. IS READY —Smith de Putman are now quardared in Cha*. Putman’s store, which And have it warrantee thoroughly, la at “ You can depend npoq what Le« AND says about his buggies."—if. A. Goodyear, Hastings. — AND — Nashville. ON HAND I HasMilb, BepL 1st. 1874. DRUGS & MEDICIRES SOAPS. within the next twelve months. This makes us feel belter. - There has BUOOY ; CHEAT*, Hear what my t'aitemn Say. WOLVERINE MILLS! Die, LnUcr u4 Wd Cntrti TRUNKS! aapect to get the highe»t prices for one day. Our new R. R, has passed into the —Why is it that the sidewalks on Y OF CORSE SHOP IN HASTINGS. TOILET —and th* fanoai- T, Lee Reed’s t th* old stand, vest side of Mair e, Mich. Tl»»t the place to buy yonr Sidin’, Voaldiags, Ac., for one year. their grain. Success to the new firm. IDE The only place to gat a INGS kept constantly an hand. Partners and their wive* lake notice; Young'Ladiea and Gentleman attention; Lawyers, Doctors, Laboring Men end Clothing, Hats, Boots and. Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, JONES, EVERYBODY KNOWS SHR 9 CDS 4ND COFFIN LIN­ ^lanisg, Hatching, ZDIEtZSr a-OOIDS ved, that the Indians are justified in NATIONAL HOTEL A. Wru-wi. H IWilli DRUGS, Cheaper R. B. Gregg for a basket of nice, large debased in one week, was: P JACOB LENTZ than any other firm in the Blate. They are now selling the new improved HENIX HOUSE. Jases Baiao. Proprietor, Charlotte, Mich. Fir 1 »!»«• 11* nxrau tur asent*. Term* two Sotlai* per day. NEW GOODS! A. IF. OLDS, Prop'r. Lug* Halt gNION HOUSE. PLANING MILL Vermontville Items. Boots and Shoes, ’ W. A. AYLSWORTH, Baiy Cats and Pratalators; THEODORE MAXSON, The horse kicked her in TAILOR. PARADY, Manufacturer of E FOR SALE CHEAP! the neck severing the windpipe. She was insensible from the time of the LIEBHAUSER. *” Cattle*, *nd Makla* doo* In Um. latest Paabtow Oto at k*. 1 The Okl. the Younff, tho High, the Low fight ill front of the new brick*, Mun- 1 Notice la hereby g-ven that the firm of — Bilgood’a building, on Main St., d.y m.h.. They b~W»nd ,n.PPed. f?. Oliver Chilled Plow has been rented,to be occupied hv the which they guarantee to give aatlefaction or gnash’d and hit great chunks out of. fate firm ple-»»e cdt *t ihe Elev*to> primary department of onr Union <he .... .nd .or. .round .urfn'lr. Charlotte Plow and Drag,, Union School, as a study room. W* have Together with a full siaortment ol The injured expresion un the btg| A. j. nAKI,T, Churn, Empire Wringer, Rathnot learned who is to teach it. burn Stores, Jefferson Nails' , dog’s countenance, and he finally । C. Aixkwo&th, MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKAMf —Mr. Lorenzo Mudge will conduct backed out from under a wagon, wns and all .first class Good* ia their Lias. AND CARDS, BRACKETS. D ou’l fait to give ns a call. services al the M. E. Church next awful to behold. DUSTERS, AC_ AC.. Z 8MTI1 A PUTNAM. Sabbath morning. Rev. Mr. Critten­ ----------------------------, A *m*n. finu-elp* TURBINE WATER —Mr. Chas. B.iiley and Edd C. ] WHEEL Inquire of den will preach there a week from Reynold*, made CapL McCormick' that time at 10.00 A. M. HartiugM, Mleb. a call on Thursday. They had a large j -----—Mrs.Ve«ter,thing two miles veil New Store X COFFINS IND CASKETS, of Carlton Center, who was keiked by Of all style* and sixes, and META LI • horse, a couple of weeks ago, died last week. . lo cents. Justice of the Peace., AndfaH tied, of Goods . Bent Ciffar* iu town at the Draff Dewey wns io town- by a horse, of which mention was Store nf Theodore Maxton. 28 made in our last weeks issue, is doing Ol>! Polities, where art thou ? llOXCY TO LOAN well, and ix is thought by skillful treat­ On real estate and persona! securite* ' —The new Methodist Church just ment his eye which was supposed at . ’ ’ Ea«tvax AYorxc. in the east edge of Carlton, which was first to be entirely distroyed may be Hz* rcrsnis having accounts with blown down a short time ago. is nearly saved. He is now under the care of Theo. Muuon will phase call and ret finished and the sodetv will hold n Dr. Lane of Vermontville. J th befort Sept. 1st, anil sate costs. wocial therein, one week from this — A liula ELEMENT SMITH. v x.a.w’jti ASHVILLE HOUSE. Cider ! Cider ! Up the cnals. evening. pEORGE SIMPSON. Bl»ehsmith. VI wtroM tavtro the poLtlrt, la werrt of .orthloff JkTTEDJTIOPi, After the 15tb, of Auffuat, I will make cider only on Thursday*, until fart bet notice. Barryville, M«ch , Ang. 8th. —We hear (hat Ve-montville is lo F. D. Souua. have a newspaper. ’Hie business seemed as if the ven* devil had paid Office two nt a W.WICKHAM. PArtfatar I' u <b» ...w. w re— m —w MKk U a. IU,.* fcHoldlnrisitMbha I*. C. BOICE. and FANCY COOUS Full Proof Kerosene low as any hardware-in the county. . H. YOTJNO. M D NaabvUI*, Nov. lat, 187A Cash buys a* Gite him a call. W t » aaitM. AU kind* of wurk I* lhe Black—P ‘ R0E & CLEVER, men hnvc raised a su’meription of —'Griffith A Kerr have hren obliged to postpone work or.'' their brick, for $1,000, and a man l»y the of I- C. ouster, of Ohio, is to do lhe edi­ the past few dnya.'on accofnt of not ting, publishing a nd delivering. That's being able Io procure brick. Brick right! Trot our the best you have laying wi'l commence again Monday. got. The. mature age of 40 or 50 —Monday was a very hot dev. It years should develop something. Nashville a visit just before slirring PRCES FOR CASB! GOODS. afternoon service. (he Cleveland Paint. —Our time- will be occupied, the DRESS ClnA Paul for Produce of all l-inds FRESH MEATS, the man that know* those things. Goodi WEBSTER A HOBBS. Rlaek morning and ’■ A full line of Spectacles and Eye Six ministers ivas Glaaaes juit received at the City Drug Store. thoaking th* public for p**t favor* aolict* a ouaiinumiM of the ram*, aud would —Last Wednesday morning an ex- present and participated in the exer­ aguBr-u japau Tea 90 cents al the .City info.ni the public lb*U they will . Drug Rtore. cafAon train from Middleville, passed cises. keep conatantiy un baud through this place, for Jackson. aflfiL. Demaray kvepe the but Violin —Beecher has been proclamed in­ 48 —J. F. Fuller has purchased a nocent Moulton sty* Georg© Alfred Strings, and warrant* every one. *H kind*, which will.h* *old tow for c**!. home and lot tn the .’Mt part of the Townsen 1 lie*, and C C W<4c rft BOOTS AMI SHOES. The hiffbeit price paid for Hide*, Pain, We would respectfully announce to ihr , etc. Give them * call on W«al aide Main St village, and is making preparations has moved his large stock of H irdpublic that we have added a full line of! aabville. Mich. to build an addition and haro, ware and Agricultural Implement to Boot* arid Shoe* to our slock, which We . —Cement Smith says the Barry the east side of Main St., oppvsite and Eaton Cos. Insurance Co, is in a i City Drug Store, and filled up with R 46 W. H. Koene* A Bao. the llora.o' He sells Cl a is b F'ireit AND WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND coin. prosprous condition, and Clem, is just A. BARBER. M.. D., H Public, MRS. L. O. CROCKER ague. aouth of the meat market. Srorcrits and provisions, I Mr. POWI.ES, Carder At least 10 per cent sav­ ed by baying attheoity Drug Store, Nashville. XTDuuua •< «*• pm I* Md &r. Onrn-tn MU. Ho-t e.taekao .i. Mirt. tn~H. BIMvA •• �osivod from Ml oowrin awept Union And W»»u», giving the vote fur Jonas, for Cteck of tbs Court of Appeal*. 114,NN; Crthren, U,»M; Jon —Latoat political prisoners anything particularly exiraoirdinary. Consequently, whpa wo heard, aoine eighteen mouths ago, that a physician —A Bru**. !* dftpetfih says that the lutor- in California bad comf oandwd, from the natioua! CkmfMranra, -al a sitting, rejodted jtuocs and extracts of certain herbs found there, a medicine that cured al- HjAif/eA. tak*n ft^m Gaushsti*. vt>«te I. the county Mt $L Bto Kiw pariab, La, erwKhe men Itiftefl w*rw: F. B. Edtfkrton, Bhenff; H. T- Twitobsll, lax Collector; Clark Hrilaud. Bagktor: Gilbert Orme. Deputy Dawraa.Tax Collector of DeSoto Par- hi YuijUnt!'. fx>ui«, VM Mid w M.tWO Ml! to as>sw«r to county. to pieces or found wafety In flight; -a Hpiuiah Citato ffi regular Lad dreertodjto the Ca­ <.iL« . nw-jd ol «looo . btoe. taking with him two pompanlea of rol- bead on aHpAraoaa implicated In thoOoo- <«>«1 U. E,p«w. •r,i,n • affair. ■ wd iDcrrsssd If* end it* „-wnhar« numbers Ise by .r.liMmc enlisting .V6 SOO tl>e Methods’. Cburoh Notth. douce io BpriegfieM, Ohio, years. ' unmet! JHareooe V. Lewis, committed saicida » >y taking nyosetw Tbe onfr e»u»e ss-lgnsd ] fur <M de«4i «* » morbid -eeuvIMvrtera on United fUstos army, died Gt Madhus, N. H.. -• ■ -Died, recently. In McLean county. III., _• • GKXB1UL, —The cost of the govgrumen I of Ney York •f a alight trace of African blood in her veins. —An intfttiry tu'.b Hrt affairs of tba Mlnne-. aotarBtate Land offioe'bas developed the fart that Auditor Charles Mxliralh. ;wbo haa held amourft of about $03,000. > , 1 HUM ' ' FUHS AXD CABOALTltS. —Mrs. Margaret Wagner wm invtaatiy . Tutaict.miMgtda,. found, sod lhe tumern r»Uaa.‘« llial a single man could take out $25 to $100 per day. . —btartitog news of Indian depredationi lias tfelsgrapbs from Dodge City that. Capt. Thrsstisr^x surveying party arrived (hero last ws«k. Six of hia men worn attacked by Iu- Tote! without interest. Total dstA.......wr.. Total iutern«‘*. . .„... camp on Crocked erttk, and the entire j-arty killed. It Is believed ft* Clieyem.es and Kiowaa commuted the murders. Much anxiety Is frit for the safety of other survey­ ' tag perties south of Dodge City. said, determined to abandon the monthly taJee of gold if the'currancy reoeipta of the Government are suftiaent to meet ita ei- know, it is imptNtaible for us to question the remedial properties of Dm. Walkkb’s Vixxoa-b Bittxmk. That this fa­ mous Vegetable Tonic, Alterative and Autiaeptic is a specific for .Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Chronic Canatiixtian,' Fever and Ague. Bilious Intermittent. Scrofnloos. Taint in tba Blood, Incipi­ ent Consumption, Local aad General 'Debility, Bhenmstum. Sick H«adache, and Diseases of the Kidneys, seems to ba a matter beyond the pale of con­ troversy—a fired fact in medical his­ tory. The atatemeidB of friends, in vhL»uTMil,MdtalrilirraMW.tew _ .. _ . « ** ■ _ a • ____ full confidence, corroborated by our own persona! observation, compel us to admit the surpassing merits of the preparation. 7 Potato bugs must bn immortal. A man kept some corked up in a bottle, without air, food or drink for a year, beto established tor the prompt punishmout. and they are as lively as ever. He pro­ poses; If be lives' long enough, to see dor excommunicating all C* the bra who con­ bow long they can stand it. tract civil marriage*. . Db. Pnuwu's Compound Extract of —A dispatch from Hyracuae, on tbs Island Smart-Weed, or Water Pepper, 1" not roesmof Sicily, aaya the eruption of Mount JUna mandod as a curs-alt II should not be , ■— — A——.. I.. XwS * I.* I.- . cl*nasd with tba patent noatrums of tbs day. cunipotiudcd by Quacks, " Indian Djctore," (uo-raliod). and tlxtee poxbmeu. g no knowledge of ths delicate and intricate structure of the doulng their homes and all they contain. human srstecn nor of chemistry and actontiflc -Frwienck Dockray, the Amtricao prir preparation of mclicinea. No patent hav been obtained or asked for upon it. It ia not a had rorvo-J for a time in tho chain gang. secret medictoe, the ehlef Ingredient being —By the explosion of the ocal mine at Dour, Belgium, recently, earan lives were made in sk fresh plants lost. Five miners were rcaccod. badly iu- carrier-auras of two policemen who were firing numbers, RW,000,000. The debt, in the earns their pMelaat a mart. . lime, was considerably increased. —The entire buslnesA portion of Greer—Custer's Black Hills expedition re turned slnysd by fire laat weak, ^-r / t <7' * —The Preach Lark Ocrcnandal w«ul ashore aud a part of llio command 20C miloa further. B<dad Mexico. ImL weak, and became a Twsuty-aix days wars b{x>ui to lb. •xploraliou , toUl wreck. Tba captain, first male and Uirse of tbo Black Hills, tbo command IraveMag in ■ wer® rescued. Elsvsn qf tho crew -Spain has just sent I.OCO tuore troops to ita val^ys about SOO mllra. Gold wm foq»d-j supped la MrA psriaboO. Cuba. al vaxitxia txiii.tB. and in'Cnalcr'a Peak, seven . —Another Cabinet crista in Spain. . WXA.VCZAt A XU ISDUSTRUU —Tbs negotiations between China and limited quantities. It wm found tn the grara—Tho Tallowing la tbo debt statement for Japan regarding the Formosa difficulty still roota to the extent of 5 cents par paufnl, iu- September: continued at last acconntii. Meantime both cresalng in amount till, at the depth of stgbt Rls jw east, beads. every facility for mining at band. The bed- BAKING POWDER AND EXTRACT* OURp*©fifU®fOr 1874 will be were incrednlona. . Since then we have hail opportunities of testing the mxui- Weed, being objectionable, as it doatroyo moot of the medical vtrtoos that reside in the j-laut, as eCatod in the ** American DUpsnrato.-v* and by other most excellent authorities. In ___ x.-.. kiatt. — - • N EW ?& tttroSl tXXMsrrr. BAaaKTTA HU.LS,9tefl Lake. C MllSSbXkM.II 4 co nnjeWMMMtarm. (:HRWW*VBLDBB.Br>MWTMALaCO..MAMttak0. CHILDRENS CARAIMES, ROCKING " $tU8M> Etc. CHINA. GLASS AND QUEENSWARE. commissioner of deed* for all states and TERRITORIES. AND U. S. COMMISSIONER. Eh GRAVER. SEALS. PRESSES. BURNING-BRANDS, SOAP STAMPS, STEEL AND BRASS STAMPS L. BOCHB. m K BaaAel»k. ENGRAVER*. ENGRAVERS* STENCILS AND STOCK. teovase dartu< tbs month................... 1 k>nd» lasard in tbs Pscltic MaUresd CumpuUrs, tnUrnt J«r*Llr in Ixvful l,tX,1W Wk shall soon have coo! weather, and then every man and boy should wear Elmwood Ooltars, 'Yon need n>t adopt tho Mexican —A hone disease, similar to that of two real!*, via.. with great viotoues. A large proportion of * tbs working horsM of the city are sick, and mu.,- have died. Tbo dieeMO ta believed to lUILIiOAfl lXTEJ.liaBRGB. have beendBirodreed Ly hurees attached to —K train on tbo Chicago and North western traveling circuseo. —Tbo discovery of a lodge of rock to Mont­ railway made tho run ftom Clinton, Iowa, to gomery county, Md., about 12 mike from Chicago, 138 mile*, tbo other day, in tho re­ markably short lime of 113 minutov. Borne , rOUTlCAT^ —■ & FgqpositLou torepuliato what are known the Hartford bonds, has been voted down Boeion, Sept. 2, the trotting mare in the ArkansM Constitutional Convention, Ooldacuth 31m>1 wiped out all her previous by a deckivs vote. rccotda by making her mils in lhe exceedlng—Judge Peck has been elected Governor of Vermont by lhe cuatomary ItepubUcan ma­ _ Tiltou ecandal baa affected public morals i» jority. given in a Washington diqpntah. It ia aisled —The Itopubhr ws of Nebraska mot in State Couvsulliu iu»L, and Couranuf.a at st Lincoln lanooln on lhe the 21 2.1 ItmL, *‘Tlta5r text ihe Brooklyn nastiatiM^ ase flood­ nominated Silas Garber for Governor and L. ing the mails that the matter has been brought i I4i» ^Lkri^Us.« iiw to the Attention of the Powtoffise Department, wav held at Colombo a on the 21 tort..* Tbo £itota?d.d^rtroyod. . following ticket *-m nominated. For Secre­ -tTto OoUedtor of Cuatomaat El rase, tary of State, A. T. Wikoff, of Adame : for HuTexto, writes, under debt of Aug. 17. that not preme Judge, long term, Luther Day, of a uroptiX rein had fallen in that vicinity for Portage; short term, W. W. Johnson, 333 days, and that everything was •corthcd, of Lawrence • for School Commissioner. hot and burning up. preme Court, Bodney Foes, of CUntoa; mem­ Ajpmts wm in Ksaton al Dstroit, Mkh.. last ber of tho Bjard of Public Works, Stephen R WMk., |he preaidiug pfljwjr stated in hia ad- Hosmer, of Musklogum. A platform wm ------ ----------------------------------- ,---------reftiSiMa revfrue mrfff.'- With snch Rented aaeeta amounting io BtVO.ODO.OOO,.' ^ouXou «»., Ui AMriei. DCMures ia ahall gradually restore our paper —The Citiacns' Bank of New Orlsai.s has supanded. The Lalauic due depositors ia to the burircaa lot create cf the country,** and $210,000; liabilities, $70,286.71 : ameto, $2,IpMW.W. Of tba asset*, howerer, >1,128,- . •torcjttoiB Bpaciw Txhia banking should b< made fre'». so that the circulating rneiHum folio, . ■ may expand or contract according —Tbs brig CaitUia, from Havas A camo in and declaring “that the cheap aud prompt transportation of the products of industry crew dead fawn yellow few. and nearly all should U promou d by tho Natioual and SUto Goverumcnfr by appropriate loglrlation." ' —-The Missouri Indepet^dcyj .HUto Conventiai'^wrt ‘a Jeffka^ft Qty. on innaion of IL* Btoux Indian rraarvatict:, in tho A W- 'Bnt.' * lAnd ' nomtoxtrd WIIKam whic£ the BUqk Hills are incloded. The Ds- Gentry, of Pettis county, for Governor, and tore expedition! treepi country, they are t*> be punned Vy cavalry tog S wteLb.sr. * ' reform in a£ sebaerviant to the pubHc good. wa t M'Ai.i.isusa, >m CkBBtawSiL. FaUAdBtpkia. The propertiest of Dil Walkeb's _______ ——I A prtjent, Dialili- -retie. 7__ tNSUAR urmtu^ni d "Mwlwl <(.u< LaxativK-Diuretic. CaruiitMlire,' Natritieas, rodalivc, Bonatar-Irritant, Sudorific. Al tera­ Orc. aud Anti-Blliona It. IL MeSXIXALO Ac DO.; DrnffSteli and Gra. Aata. flea Fraaciaon. CaTJontix . _ । L— ■-- ■ ’—- - .-J v v Agents Wanted for ths Llfc sr-d Advwotures cf KIT CARSON, BhWIN KVXT A BONN, M Ut < Crete tesla StetetoS by ktoiaaU. Tk» only Trn. • I 'raer.ix'. trrrxo.l IHruT.R, SCOUT aaS OUIDB av«r pcWob.d, ran SmctIs: ■ ■ ■ l.'bri I t to« V*B WBST. tarlaAlM th. MOUOC W*B. IbrUltoC Mvautstaa and b«irVr»*4»B aaeapaa. Aneta are teklsr frfm <10 to SO ordara avary day. MO.QOe already a»ld. Ws,-. HALF. A DOLLAR IMPERIAL AXLE GREASE. LEAD PItMaD SHEET LEAD MANUFACTURERS. B. W. DI.ATCHFOXD A <;O., 70 Morth Cltataa. UNSEED OIL AND OIL CAKE MANUFACTURERS, x. w. BLATCHreXD a co.,» Berth cuntow. LOCKSMITHS' AND BELL-HANGERS' MATERIALS. J. V. WOLLENSAK. SB LaSalle. WEEKLY SUN twn; new improved the Next Half Tear. LUMBER. 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Ou the 8d iuaU Attorney General Williams issued instructions to all United Stales Maralxla and Attorneys tn the South to the effect that they eball proceed With ali possible eucr- 0. H RABBIN.X NKW'XU MiCHIXK, la a Lanasb Co , 1*4 Ko.- —n « bbvorb buhxq blsbwkbxb. nh z j perpetrators of all Kn-6lux outrage, giving 1 ft°® ‘M PriTitege of calling upon any United I StitoM troops in their vicinity to aaairt them law, but to protect all elaaeea in the free ex­ ercise al the.eloctiro franchise. 5 ? 8’ . A llKUARKABLK YOUNG LADY. Migs Mollie Clark, aged 17, whate parents icride two aud a ha If miles west of Craig, has had, within ihe past few years, a number of very remarkable somnambulic sleeping spells, which have aUracied considerable attention. The three latest spells that she has had lasted respectively thirty-six hours, 101 honrs and fifteen minutoa, and thirtysix hours. She neither eats nor drinks during her prolonged sleeping spells, 'and talks'Df'aolesiial things, such as the angels, heaven, departed friends, etc. She frtquently deplores, in her sleep, the necessity of lamainiug in this world 4 troubleHer deecnptians of the scenes in the heavenly world are at tiiues rapturow.lr captivating. Miss Clgrk has a prescLiimeot beforehand when a “ fpell-” is coming on. *Wben knowledge of what she has bt^ij talking detri- about in her trance sleep, and she feels a degree of basbfuluen for being the —In Judge Poland's district, Vermont, at object of so much attention by the people. During he trance sleep she lisa been visited by all the doctors within a ra- —The Nebraska Republican Fute Conran- OPTIC’S NEW BOOKS. D .canw. GUBS. CUTLERY, FISHING TACKLE. thick, aud of conwidrrsbio extent. 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"A hornpipe?" yelled ®*2 !«« noun of them have been able to account for or awtign a canae for her reraarkablo roodtbou. After she wakee up riie faels a slight stupor, which wears away agaiaxt chewiug aud aiuokiug, and do- ? t ............ ... MarkBt-at vnr Washington. Cktss*>. til » $2.M) PER DAY I 200 ROOMS ! | BUY J. & P. COATS’ BLACK THREAD � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-09-18.pdf.pdf 705356863b6c30d82d8987196fdc6e40 PDF Text Text She |la»1trille $etr5. — 1 1 ■ ■ ADVERTISING RATES: ■ -- ------- •-------- -- BLISHSD B VEBY FRIDAY, Nwhrills, Barry County, Mich. ORNO STRONG. Progression. No Retrograding, TERMS: »1.W HiBXMlM, VOL. I, Trra T»n*M Sr»<'r:.r Adhkrko JWSS.K8. . " A-V klaw* Vptrit*, BOftllrr 5” Llttl. Walter aaka. lUWlnc great dark aarne<* bj tit To otter*, bl2* •• ituEMfi aktea. That brighten ror>«r iag«-r boy. Through ksr Hfe of bap. and Joy, And tvudtr wotoao Uaka. F**rl*** Bute qn«oUoa«r. Wha* know, ke trf k!N«! ' Aar* tetrwin aon and awtac, Baob hwk boar of Ufa to greet; BieMiDg kin of airs and mother, Ctexp ot riatcr, bug ot brother; Ttiaska lor baby blteoaa. UxpSr cUrliiirt SarUog, ■_ Bte ear know, nor cmm; Of j-Mlouatc Up* lh»i pre** tn vain ' On !1k»« that cannot glow again. Of wild (Impairing kl**** prwed On <temp aoda whrrv our Idol* mt; 'Mid aad unanswered prayer*. Can tcu^l>e«r<«J childhood Guam *uch thing* **u U. A* Uaa "tween merti foe and for, A* band* that cla.p oVr gulf* below, A. kimea with no taring loaves, Oojdty takao, Idly gtw.o, Io curtom octirteay 7 Can Crask-baarted childhood brMmtkat kindred Up*. .. Ujw that bare tar' a thucaand Urcre, 'jfann and tree u j ovC* rhyme*. May for each other Irarn to frame IKcm cr hatred, mock or blaznr, Lore* an warned eeUp*e 7 Dim not childhood1* gulden faith With anch lor. a* lbUM; 1st him trust the gladness round. Trust th* lot* a* birthright found ; boon, too *oon, lb* world will tract Bling* may lark to honeyed speech. Treason hid* In klaaca. , with a lisp and an eyeglass, but I longed to ansassinate him. ‘ This sort of tiling happened more than once during the season, and I felt gUd when it was gono and summer sent “.society” flying to the woods arid glens and waterfalls. .1 did tot ssSk. the. usual resort. I went-to a wild out-ofthe-way place knd fished persistently. N^jH.VILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1874. he wanted her and he don’t. But 1 beg your pardon, Miss Millicent; I ought not to hold your hand so long. Mr. Brown might object'’ “Oh, don't, Harty,” said she. “I can’t be proud any longer now. I hate tiiat Brown. I’m so glad you are not engaged to Miss Martin. Put your arm around me again, darting, aad please . forgive me.” When Diack Bam camo to me I told him that Miss Millioent had been kind enough to promise to keep me com­ pany for a while, and he might go. She said that the stars were in the sky as she led me up the steps of the old -hotel, and I told her that my star I did some shooting, tod, and I formed a friendship with a certain Mr. Briggs, who was fond of sport, ep ho said, though I never knew him to catch a fish, or shoot anything whatever. No one knew where I was. I knew nothing of tho whereabouts of apy of my feqtAintaacea There were a few | ladjes at the hotels, principally invalids, had at last risen. Tho doctor's predictions of some im­ for there were springs thereabout that had a great medicinal reputation-; but provement were fulfilled. I could see it was not the sort of place to tempt as well as ever on my wedding day; but I never shall forget that Millioent came “our scU" I Anticipated no unpleasant -meeting to me-in my darkness, not guessing that with people who would want to know it would ever be broken again op earth, why Milly and I had parted. And fancy and-gave mo back tho lovp I should not Nor can there my astonishment and horror when, one have dared to ask for. evening, as I took my- seat at the table, ever be a moment -more delicious than I saw straight opposite me a little, pale that in which I felt her lips upon my shadow, which I recognized "Bs all that brow, and know that Millicent and I was left of Milliceut Hood. Her portly had made up our quarrel. grandmother was with her, and tho way that old lady didn't look st mo was more dreadful than the - most awful looks TOE FIKET TBU^BAlfD DOLL AES. The following extract wc take from the New York Indt]>endctii, and com­ could have been. > I made a short meal that day, and I mend it to the careful consideration of i resolved to leave the place by the morn- tho boys and young men who are among i ing train. Unfortunately, I overslept our readers : The first thousand dollars THE LOVERS' QUARREL. mysolf. Wait a minute—waz it nnfor- that a young man, after going out into We had a quarrel, Millicent and I, ; tunatp ? It ^pem.ed so to ma for a gocl the worlii to act for himself, earns and and it was no slight lasers* quarrel to I while’ I missed the stag© at all events. saves will generally settle the question be easily forgotten. We had each said I There was no other way of reaching the of business life with him. There may things 'that, oould not be unsaid, and can* and I went out to spend tho whole., be exceptions to this statement; yet, dona things that could not be undone, September day with Briggs and our for a rule, we think it will hold true. and she had given me back the letters I. | guns. There was an evening stage also. The first condition is that the young had senB her, and the ring that* she had mon actually earns the thousand dol­ । I intended to go out on that worn, and all these little presents that , Out in the woods, and having pur- lars in' question. He docs not inherit every man lavishes on tho woman he posoly lost sight of my companion for this sum? It does not come to him by loves. It was all over .(nd wo were free I a little while, I sat down at the foot of a streak of good luck, as the result of a again; and I tried to believe it was 1 a tree and fell to thinking of Millicent. fortunate venture in tho purchase and • better so, but could not. Poor little girl! how worn she was— sale of a hundred shares of stock. It Poor little Millicent, her face wm did she? But no—no—she bod de­ is tho fruit of personal industry. He sad, and her eyes very heavy when I clared that* she hated me. Ah, there gives his time and labor for it. While chanced to meet her; but she had told he is thus earning and saving it, he was truth in Moore's song— me that she hated mo as much as she • 11 Tbre*-* nothlna htlf to «we«l I* life *■ Icy*1* must earn two or three, or perhaps four once loved me, and so I tried to look I young drram !• times os much to pay his current ex­ merry and unconcerned as I poseed her, and I had awakoacd from it. I sighed penses. He is consequently held stern­ and I got up a flirtation with red-haired i and rested my head against the old tree. ly to the ta.‘k of industry—impatient, Lucy Martin, and was seen about with ; In a moment more—crack, crack, crack ! persistent, foxe-castingand self-denyixig her a good deal. ! A terrible pain through my head. A effort, breaking up all the tendencies Her father hod made a great deal of i cry of * ‘ Ob, Lord, I thought you were to indolence and frivolity, and making money by certain shoddy transactions -! a squirrel!” and I was dimly conscious him an earnest nnd watchful economist during tho xar, and she was an heiress, that Briggs had hit something nt last. of time. He not only learns how to and very much sought after, and all Ho bad hit me. work, but ho also acquires tho love of JtflBt. sort of thing. If I had been the I came to myac-lf after a week's fever work; and, moreover, he learns the kind of a man who marries for money, ) and delirium, quite’blind. My eyes twliie of the sum which he has thus I might have tried to win the prize, were untouched, but tho nerves had saved out of his earnings. He has perhaps, for, after a real, honest love j ***:. somehow injured. There was toiled for it; he has observed its slow affair has ocmo to an untimely end, i something horrible,.-in the surgeon's increase from time to time ; and in his either man or woman is just ripe for vague premises of improvement in time; estimate it represents so many months something wrong in that line; and of | and all I could say to the penitent or years of practical labor. His ideas all the wrongs that are, though many Briggs-was: “ Why didn’t you bit a of life ore shaped by his own experi­ have worse names, there isn't enc that vital part while you were ubout it ence. These natural effects of earning is really worse than a lovelessa or mer­ »It was a horrible time. I don’t like the first thousand dollars we hold to be cenary marriage. to think about it even now. I was not very largo benefits. They aro just tho I waen’t bad enough for that, but I sure how time passed. There was no qualities of mind and body which arc was bad enough to flirt abominably day to me, and I seemed suddenly to moat likely to securo business success with a decent young woman, who fan­ have been launched into a dark eter- in after years. They constitute tho cied that I meant everything, and was i . , practical education which a man can pleasantly frank with me in conse- i nitJOno day I had a terribk longing for have as a worker in this working world. queues, and a report even arose that 1 . fresh air, and at there could be n® rea­ They arc gained in season for life's pur­ was engaged to her. 1 liked it; for I | son for keeping me indoors, I ordered poses, at the opening period, just when knew that Millicent must hear it. my nurse, tn old colored man, to set a they are wanted, when foolish notions Of course, when I heard that she was | chair for mej in some lonely spot where are most likely to mislead an inexperi­ engaged to Tom Brown, I was not | strangers would not bo apt to spy me enced brain, and when, top, there is a pleased. You never,can be sufficiently , out. Ho did so. There was a little full opportunity for expansion and de­ off with the old love to hear such good nook which I knew well, where no one velopment in later years. Men have news without a pangl I had not sworn ! save some rural fisher came. Hera I but one life to live; and hence, they myself to celibacy, but it seemed to me bade him leave mo, and return in on start from opening manhood but once. in a measure, Millicent's du*y to do so. ! And the manner in which they start, tho At least it would be better taste, I hour. Ho obeyed : “Ah,” I thought to myself, “were purposes they have in view, and the thought, remembering how fond she ! Millicent my wife, I should have one habits they form, will ordinarily deter­ had once sccmod to me. Going into a who would love me even now pone on mine the entire sequel of their career on convent, or something of that sort—at whose truthful bosom I could rest mv earth. To succeed, men must have tho least no more love-making—I had sup­ elements of success in themselves. Ono posed would be her course. And here weary head.’’ “Milliceitl” I whispered softly, great reason why there aro so many she was at the opera with fan, opera- j useless, inefficient, and poverty-stricken glass, bouquet and attendant adorer as “ Millicent I Millicent !” The name brought back sweet recol­ men on earth—or, rather, boys seem­ if nothing had happened. lections. I rested my head upon my ing io be men—consists in the simple I eat in the next row with Miss Mar- . band and indulged in them until, being fact that they did not start right. A tin, and I looked into her eves, and : whispered compliments in a' terrible | still weak, sleep overcame me. prominent reason why the children of Then I dreamed oi her. way, considering that I had no inten­ tho rich so frequently amount to We were together in some beautiful tions whatever. Ah, well! she was a nothing may be found in luxury, ease spot, and my arms were about her and and indolence which marked the oomvery practical girl, not romantic. I her kisses were on^ny lipa. knew she had a budding fancy for me, j menoenjcnl of their lives. It is the law How vivid the drcam was. of God that wo should be tvorkert on but I don’t think she would era- let I was awake but I felt the kiss; still earth; and no one so well consults tho another and another. A hand seemed best development of his being as when I am sure that she married tho re- j to rest on my shoulder. Involuntarily bo conforms his pra--tice to this law. tired grocer, who proved to be her fate, j I strove to clasp it in my own. Then, with a light heart ; and I knew her ap- j then I knew it wan no dream. A hand The workers in some suitable sphere petite did not fail her, for I sat opposite ! was there. It did not resist mine—a aro the only really ttreng men in this world. her at the table one day not long since, j little trembling woman’s hand, soft and ahe took kindly to roast beef and and warm, and sweet Millioent’b own Odd Names.—One would think that gravy, and must have weighed at least, dear hand. I knew it before I drew her English peope were hard driven to find 100pounds; but if she bad been tho to me. namea for themselves, both Christian most spintuelle creature, whoererbreko “ It’s my little one,” I said. “ Speax and surnames, to judge from tho odd her heart, I doubt if I should have re­ to me I cannot see you.” ones that crop up continually. Look­ membered anything bnt my own aelflsh “ I know I ought not to l>e here,” she ing over a volume of wills at Doctor's self that night; and nil the while I was sobbed, “ but I—I oould not help it Commons the other day, I came upon thinking, justa* we remembered rantehcfl 1 am so sorry, so very, very sorry for those three testators bearing respec­ of some familiar song while we were yoa.” tively tho names of “Flight Scurry.” busy with something very different “Then you've got over hating me, “Swift Fleet” and “North South.” from 'anwic, of the pleasant hour my Millioent,” I said. Only the day before I turned up a mar­ little b’xck-eyed lore wd I had hd “I never hated you,’’she said. “I riage license authorizing a Mr. Fickle together—of the softaees of the velvet only tai-1 eo. Bat there—I—I did-’’ to marry a Miss Onion. Not long ago palm that lay unresistingly in mine a mean- you -should know I was here. I- agentiatnan in Devonshire named Pine we walked in the moonlight by the thought you were asleep, and I suppose was compelled, on sufnaading to the river bank, the summer before, when ; it was very wrong for me,; $pd Mies estate of a relative to take the addition­ twenty of us stopped at the gay hotel! Martin mmld be justly very angry.” al surname of Coffin, and the whimsical at------ ; of tho kisses she used to let “ Miss Martin!” said I. “ You don't result is in a newspaper before me lake, and the blushes they brought believe that story ? Ths poor blind fel­ which records the marriage of one of to tier cheeks—and I wanted to kill low you mjc before you would have bis daughteni a.s Mins Pine Coffin.— Brown. Ho was a harmless young man, Little chance with Mias Martin, even if London Letnr. THE C.*UP0RJiIA WHEAT CHOP. Tan years ago California produced only wheat enough for her own con­ sumption,, if, indeed, enough was raised in the State for that purpose. The im­ mense proportions which that crop has reached in a ringle decode is one of the most astonishing events of tho century. Tho Chronicle well remarks that “if this immense mass of wheat lied come down upon us in a shower from heaven, it oould not have been more unlocked for than it was a few years ago. The surprises in California in an agricultural way have been greater than.those of the mineral, astonishing and bewildering as they have been.” The amount of the surplus is slated in figures st 20,000,000 bushels, or about 600,000 tons. To form a .definite ideaof what these figures mean is s very different matter. The MewYork Hcifad, in order to uaUt the understanding, says that, it loaded in carts, each con­ taining a ton, to bo hauled to New York, the first would be at its destination when the last was leaving Son Frsnciaco. This, at first thought, seems ex­ travagant ; bnt, in order to travel com­ fortably, not much more than 200 could be ranged upon a mile, and hence the statement is not very Wide of tho mark. The Bulletin suggests that, if loaded into vessels qf 1,000 tons btt^den, and the 600 ships were to sail in sight .of each other, say twenty miles apart, the line would extend 12,000 miles, or half way round the globe. The. hut one might just be leaving the Golden Gate when the first one was entering the har­ bor of Liverpool. Such illustrations, though not very original, may serve to show how great an element in. the econ­ omy of the civilised world tho wheat crop of California has become. THE VEGETABLE BITTERS MAS. Whenever a man gits ded broke, and kant think ov nothin to raze the wind with, and his untie won't hav him boarding at hiz house enny longer, and his boots want tupping the wust way, he takes sum rubarb root, a fu katnip blossoms, and some black cherry tree bark, and sokes them 14. hours in cheap whisky, and goes hedlong into the life­ renovating tonik bizzness. He plasters every fence, saw-mill log, stun wall and cow’s back, irom Port­ land,Maine, to San Francisco, with redyello plakards, offering to heal the halt, make tho blind talk, and the deaf see, and renew the livers of all kreashun, for ono dollar and a quarter a bottle. He takes rooms at sum fuKt-klas- ho­ tel, drives four in hand, and never iz scan only on the jump." , He iz az phull ov bizxness az the su­ perintendent ov a Sunday skoal on a piknik day; and call on him when yu wili to collect jure little bill ov wight dollars, he liaz just left for-Baltimore, or won’t be homo from Nu Orleans until week after next. There men are not all ov them un skrupulous; sum ov their koppounds are too simple .io do enny hurt or good, NO.51. HVDROPifOBIA IRpUCED BY FEA ft OUR RATIONAL GAME IF ENGLAND It is a well .known fact that several persons may be bitten by a mntl dog, aud only one, or none of them, die from tho disease. Such was the case when Mrs. Noyes, of New York, was attacked a few weeks since. Two or three per­ sons were bitten at the same time'by the same dog, who are alive now, and likely to be for many years, and who, in all probability, will never suffer the Considerable interest “in onr na­ tional game” 1<m been cxciod in England by the recent visit of the Bor­ ton and Athletic clubs. The game comes in oompetition with the British game of cricket,- and it was thought by many that tho prejudice in favor of thrlatter sport would prevent the former from being patronized. ( Such, howev er, has not proved to be the’case. An English paper speaks as follows oi our favorite American game of ball: Of tho game itself, as seen during the week in London, little can be said, ex­ cept in praise. It was ‘ generally fan­ cied that the cricketers would be rather inclined to deprecate and ignore, but i the cricket world has been the first not only to welcome, but to applaud. To slightest inconvenience from the bites they received. Hydrophobia is not unfrcqcntly a disease purely of the imagination. Some time since a man in Chicago was bitten by a dog that was known to be perfectly well The victim, however, brooded over the idea that sooner or later he would die from the effect of the wound, although there was no manifestation of a serious character. But his apprehen­ sions made him anxious and restless and almost frenzied,-and in a'few days he brought upon himself fits of an alarming type. From all thn circumbtauix-D it wss evident that the man wuz in a dangerous condition, and needed some medical attention. Physicians were called, but ho soon expired in grent agony. From beginning to end, this man’s case, so far os the dog was concerned, was ono entirely of imagina­ tion. Dr. Mnrx, a celebrated German physician, writing to the Clinic, says that bo regards hydrophobia as a mor­ bid affection, induced by fear, and in support of bis opinion, cites many inter­ esting cases. Dr. Luke, in his work on the Influence of the Mind on the Body, supports the hypothesis that hydro­ phobic symptoms are often developed without previous inoculation and he re­ lates a notable instance of a physician of, Lyons, who, having assisted in the dissection of several victims of the dis order, imagined that ho himself had be­ come inoculated. On attempting to drink he was seized with spasms of the pharynx, and in this condition roamed about tho streets for three days. At length his friends succeeded in con­ vincing him of the groundlessness of his apprehensions, and ho at onco re­ covered. ’ No dog will bite unless he is pro­ voked, or is disturbed in his guard over his master’s property. A mad dog seeks to avoid the highway, will never go out of his course to bite, bnt will Anally, if let alone, drop (lead without doing the least injury to any one. Lastly, the disease is not, as is gen­ erally supposed, incurable. There are many persons who have had hydropho­ bia snd' have recovered from it. Dr. Brisson, a distinguished French physi­ cian, says he never knew a case-to fail of recovery where tho patient was re­ peatedly placed in steam baths varying in heat from 57 to 63 degrees centigrade. ' Wet-sheet packs will take the poison out of a person much more effectually than can be done by any amount of physicking or dosing. In the bite of a mad dog there is a poison virus, which may or may not kill, depending on and the worst perhaps that kan bo si <1 temperamental conditions in the man. of them iz, that they knowingly prak- It is quite true that “ the mind kills tiss upon the kredulity ov poor human and it cures.” When this thing comes natur. to be undersload by medical men, there The vegitabe! bitters man iz a kuning will be leas dependence on poisonous kritter, full ov pomposity, frequently । drugs and more on common sense. nckumulates a fortune, but never kan i BRITISH RAILWAY FIGURES^ entirely outlive a certain kind ov rubarb ■ American railway statistics are so and katnip smell that scents his roputawell known, that those curious in such ahnn.—Josh Billings. matters will find no difficulty in com­ paring their figures with tho figures A MICROSCOPIC CIRCUS. The latest excitement in Berlin is tho which the Pall JMall Gazette gives exhibition of drilled fleas. The exhibi­ of the railway system of the United tion takes place on a large sheet of Kingdom. In, England snd Wales st white paper fastened upon an ordinary the end of last year there were 11,369 table, to which all the spectators ap­ miles of railway open, the total capital proach in turn, so as to be able to wit­ paid up, including shares, loans, etc., ness in all details the oitraordinary being over $2,450,000,000, and the total maneavern of these little but marveloru- number of passengers, including season ly powerful and gifted rascals. Here ticket holders, stood upward of 400,­ you see one of tire muscular fleas roll­ 000,000. The total traffic receipts of the ing a small barrel along with its feet, year amounted to $235,000,000, the work­ as the mendo in a circus; there you see a ing expenses to $130,000,000, and the slim, voluptuously built madam of the net traffic 'receipts to $115,000,000. species walking along in crinoline and Since 1859 the average’! ncrcase of mile­ carrying her parasol with all the affec­ age has been about 300 a year. The tation of a city miss ; at another place paid-up capital has risen by an average a well trained fellow performs on the annual increase of $7,500,000 a year, and the average increase in the number flying trapeze, without any danger of his neck, however, since the biggest of passengers has been close upon 20,­ 000,000. In Scotlaud tho increase of fall would not break that; while mileage has averaged scarcely 100 a below the trapeze, on the paper, a host year, standing dow at 2,612, though of little ones are turning somersaults at sine© 1859 the capital hss risen from ■a fearful rate. The largest specimans $185,000,000 to S345,00p,000, and the of the collection have been trained to number of passengers conveyed has draw wagons, drays carriages, etc. To fix the harness ’ properly an them the more than doubled. Tho whole number of miles of railroad in the United King­ flea-tamrt places his pupils on a piece dom in 1873 was 16,000, and the total of paper covered with mucilage, where capital at the same date $2,940,000,000, they have to stick. He then, by the aid of a watchmaker's loop, arranges a shoving progress that is safe, if not brilliant strong gold thread around their bodies snd attaches it to the wagon or car­ A deaf old lady, who hod brought an riage. The ladies of Berlin attend the action for dannges against a neighbor, exhibition in large numbera, and seem wm being examined, when the Judge to take an extraordinary delight in the suggested a compromise, and instructed performance of the little creatures, who the counsel to wk what she would take are fed regularly every morning from to settle the matter. “His Honor the arm of tire great flea-tamer.—HeartA waste to know what you will take ?** asked the learned counsel, bawling m and Home. loud as ever be could in the old lady’s Fsaxx Walworth, the mrderer of his ear. “ I thank his Honor kindly,” an­ father, .ptui been transferred from the swered the ancient dame; “ and if it's State Prison to the Lunatic Asylum, by no ill-con wcnience to him, I’ll take a lit­ the advwo of his physician. tle warm ale !” cricketers, indeed, base.ball presents many lessons that might-judiciously bi­ accepted. In one- respect alone the Americans have shown the Englftbmcn what ctn be done in accuracy of throw­ ing. Hero yon rarely find a cricketer who esn be relied unon for accuracy in returning the ball -to the wicket-keeper. It-is returned somehow, and that seems quite enough* Sometimes at the head, and more often at the feet, it comes in at a great pace probably, but still in a manner calculated to disturb the whole system of a wicket-keeper by the constant lunges, and often vain at­ tempts to reach the ball in’afl impossi­ ble position. With the base ball player matters are'diffcrenL There is no un­ wise haste in the effort to throw, but a moment to steady before the ball is sent in. , Then tirere is no need for the baseman to move either to the right or to tho left, as tho ball comes as straight as an arrow, aud tho base runner is a« certain of his doom as if it were a thing of course. Perhaps to Englishmen, the only drawback at present is, that the ,differcht details of tho gsme aro so poorly understood. Tho score is kept, it is true, and tho telegraph-board shows three linos of figures that repre­ sent nothing except to the initiated. It has boon amusing throughout tho week, indeed, to hear tho stories with regard to tho exact interpretation of these signals on the board. With a better comprehension of the rules, base ball would have become more popular, and met with a better reception. As it is the Americans can have no ground for dissatisfaction at tho enthusiasm that their visit has created in metropolitan circlea. « HOMEOPATHIC JOKE. To arouse tho temper of a homeopa­ thist, just hint to him that ho cannot make you sick or kill you with his infini­ tesimal sugar pills, ax a regular sllopatbistcando so neatly with his drugs. An apothecary in Stuttgart, Germany, having a natural contempt for the augur pills of Dr. Hahnemann, was, therefore, quite surprised recently when the “ Hahnemannia,” a society for tho ad­ vancement of homeopathic treatment, offered a prize of $20 to ouy ono who, upon taking a certain homeopathic rmodicine, should not experience the re­ sults predicted by the Hahnemannic doctora. Desirous of maintaining tho supremacy of his own drugs aa -the destructive agencies ef tho world, ho offered himself to the society as a vic­ tim to science. The homeopathists smiled and gave him a drop of a glass­ ful of water, in which they had dis­ solved a tiny globule upon a large piece of sugar. The tiny globule had, how­ ever, it seems, about a millionth part of a grain of some substance in it that is given to raise blisters, and the unlucky apothecary, a few hours after swallow­ ing the drop, had a mouth that looked as if a whole swarm of bees hsd been trying to suck honey out of it. Ho could not even whistle for his $20. And now the Stuttgart homeopathists tri­ umph, and the allopathists hang their heads in shame; but the common people look very sober, and wonder whether there is any school of medicine that is safe. • LABOR: Alt ODE . ToilnwUr “»■*n'1 fo,r*;‘ ! The tarek ont in nJttant bloom, tUat/barrast* *mlJ* Uiited th* tud elite* cltuUer round ttwr te«n. . Where tower luZdomn* and taperIt fi »j>lrr* Ad>jrntlw.v»l« and crown th® MIL Stout labor ttr Uscon Srt*. And plain** writ rank* tlmJwgS *ad rUiL Th- aanarch cak, the vocdlaad'a prhte, Whoae trunk La with :i»htntal rear*. Toil launch** on th* r**Uc«* nd*. , And there unroll* the tU# c-f tiara< Th-engine w.'Uiil* lure* of Oan-r. And rib. ot hrw and Joint, of ateel. From Labor1, pUitlc finrera o*rae, , With aijbbtec rates jrad Whirllo* wtecL Hare MH>-browned acU. with ehisteg *radc, Linki lake to lake with silver tie*. Struts D»Jck wlUl F»l*c« «* tr»d». And tampim towrrWs tolbeikk*. VARIETIES. Tub gait of * Inst age—Investigate. Cohfobtable quarters-Silver twenty- fivo-cent pieces. Bpinbtxji Cm is one of iho oldest made towns in Missouri. ■ The moat steadfast followers of our fortunes—Our creditors. A first-rate axiom—A man hhould always grind his own axes. . A Dbookltk man has named his roos­ ter Robinson, because he cru-soe. What portions of the body are the best travelers? The two wrists (tour­ isle). . How to tell frosh shad. First decide­ what you'*want to tell it, then whisper m its ear. Im pocket-picking, as in everything else, a man never succeeds until ho gets his hand in. . Ax editor who speaks with the air of a man who has discovered a new fact by experience, says the new way to pre­ vent bleeding at the nose, is to keep your nose out of other people's busi­ ness. “ Doctor,” said a man to Abernethy, “my daughter had it fit, and'continued iislf-an hour without sense or knowl­ edge.” “ Oh,” replied tho doctor, “ never mind that; many people con­ tinue so all their lives.” A doctor and a military officer be­ came enamored of the same lady. A friend asked her which of the two suit­ ors she intended tn favor. She re­ plied that “it was difficult to tell, they were both such killing creatures." liErainuTTVE justice sometimes fol­ lows faster than we could expect. An evil-minded Brooklyn boy propelled a snow-ball at his aunt the other day, and dodging into a neighboring area, aat -down on a scuttle full of hot ashes. A couple of neighbors became so in­ imical that they would not speak to each other; but one of them, having been converted at a camp meeting, on seeing his former enemy, held out his hand saying : “ How d’ye do, Kemp ? I am humble enough to shake hands with a dog." Ix a little town in Missouri a lady teacher was exorcising a class of juven­ iles in mental arithmetic. She com­ menced tho question: “If you buy a cow for ten dollsri ” when up came a little hand. “What is it, Johnny?” •* Why, you can’t buy no kind of a cow for ten dollars. Father sold one for sixty dollars the other day, and she was a regular old scrub at that. ” A metbopolttax housekeeper adver­ tised recently for a wet nurse. A young Irish g:rl offered herself. “How old uro you, Bridget?” said the dame. “ Sixteen, pleas, ma’am.” “ Have you ever had a baby?” “No, ma’am, but I am very fond of them.” ** Then I'm afraid, Bridget, you will not do for me. It is a wet nurse I want.” “ Oh, plase, ma’am, I know I'll do ; I’m very nisy to teche." ______________ HOJUAVa FAME. The great deeds that make the -fame of men are often of questionable moral­ ity ; woman’s fame must be founded on CONGRESSIONAL WITS. goodness to become glorious for her Speaking of Knott, of Kentucky, and and endurable as an example of great­ Phelps, of New Jersey, the Brooklyn nets for women. Bogle thus compares the quldities of When the wife of Lord William Bus­ their humor: “Through Phelps*hu­ sell stood by her husband’s side, cheer­ mor glows tho culture of the schools. ing and assisting him in bis dark hour Knott's is racy of the soil of the Blue of trial, before his unjnsi and cruel Grass region. Phelps can point an judges, ware not her devoted love, her epigram rmIcm will impale a num as a javelin would. Knott will tell* a story flrm faithfulness'and pious fortitude, a beautiful realization of the purest and against a man which will make him want to crawl into a hole and draw the noblest feminine character which poet­ hole in after him. The Jerseyman will ry in its moat divine strains lias imaged show by something out of a book that forth ? Is the actor of such a lofty hie adversary is ineffably ridiculous. part less inspired than one who oould The Kentuckian will cite a crossroads describe it? We would, therefore, impress on all our intelligent and gifted countrywo­ men, more particularly on the young, that there is afield, and a wide one, too, open for their genius, beei^M that which is afforded by the present facility of feminine authorship; it » that ol carrying oat, in actual life, the beauti­ ful ideas they would depict, and thus showing that cultivation of mind and refinement of taste are true sources of “ I was not reared mid sylvan solitudes happiness in the domestic circle, and to be terrified by striguw nhdations,” is not merely requisites to shine in tho the very latest. world. instance to illustrate that his antagonist do isn't amount to what he calls a ‘ re­ mote cirouinstaace. * The razor of sar­ casm is what Phelps kills with. Tho torpedo of anecdote is what Knott blows men to pieces with. Geatlenjon both, Phelps and Knott ought to ait at either end of the House and forage, each in his own way, on all the fools and frauds between them.” �-------------------- ILL the town had as editor who wm pa- mvmton ol a certain ebureh gnt him to give <20 towards aeourmg a ini»tatei; then they wasted t2 for the heathen j then they wanted thHr re- P. 18, 1*74 was asked for *25 toward helping build a parsonage, nnd he finally I H. R. DICKINSON, BUY YOUR GOODS FOR CASH AND SAVE' Wo«i b-lfuf 15 PER CENT! A. Phillips >d Hteka C. NicbalZ atom. Will found he w« giving the church more the •Flint A Pare d City U Ladinj-. . kOtod. ralching a threshing machine In operation. injuring her fatally. of Arlington, Van Buren Co., wu riding . How wo G*>w Kit*.—To grow than he gave his family.. He neverrich is nN to.make -more money, buf theleiudfeing ou",for a time longer, SUCCESSOR TO [or uitiil oAe evening lie went to pray ! ialing money as fast he thinks he j er meeting and was asked to leave ht» oogia. the remedy, in nine oases out office iSr n week and ga and Help af tea. is not greater exertion to make dear the grounds for a camp meeting. Phst was the last straw, and he rose j^YLSWOBTB k HFULLER, money but greater care to save iL In up and »akl: deed, he who saves money systemat­ “ Brothers, Td like to go to Heaven ically, putting away a part, even along now you *11, You though it be a smail part, of each are dever, and obliging, and kind, and t* n ler, and it woyld be nice for week’s or day's 'earning, is rich alrea­ Would raapactfulH tnfonn th* Public that us all, as a congregation, togo.itrlody. His means exceed his necessi­ g«th-r, bnt I’ve concluded to leave ties, and that is wealth already. you and dodge along with somebody tba above named fim and aball continue from Detroit or Grund R-tpida. It's the retail trade of A Jackson clergyman, - who, while money ! money ! money ! and I’ve preaching a sermon on Sunday eve., given this church, until to-night, if ray perceived a min and woman under wife should die, she'd have to gu to the gallery in the act of kissing each Heaven barefooted." The congregation seemed to realize oilier behind a hymn liook, did .not free no horse whs oeing being rtuoen ridden to , . . . , mi. -i that »»»**« a tree ran was '“"‘‘'•"’■“I"'- .Na: h. remaned doalh Th., lel up o„ (he ritor .nd calm. II.'bnrnri mildly ■> lhe of ,„da,d trim H. even hri a .penial Dry Goods, Groceries prnatng over hi* head and crushing bi* fenders over-his spectacles, and when tent assigned him nt lhe camp meet­ skull. ing, nnd all wits well.—Detroit Free Ecrnott Town*h:p, Calhoun Co., is ex­ lhe young man ki«ed her the fif­ Prut. cited ov.t a bunded treasure, of <5.000, teenth time, he merely broke his which was deposited- in an old well, by a sermon >K<»rt off in tho middle of Nothing mode in vain. A Minne- Hats, Caps, Cloth- on Sunday afternqon, be was attacked by a and another in pew 73."' And tl.e congregation said ’ Amen.” Then the him with a bay-fork bandls and an ax. woman pulled her veil down and the breaking bis breast-bons' and crushing bls young man sat there and swore soft rib». Hs is not •xpcete;l to survive. ly to himself. Hu does uot go to Milton F. Abbey, a drummer from Chicago, on Monday hired a livery rig et Nilf*. snd church an much as he did. taking a Mn. Whiling along Lt company, Bnrnliurst, the Vicksburg fighting started f<r Berrien Springs, where, as he editor, decs his jobs thoroughly A Mya.be trsMactedsowe bu*:ness. Return­ ing by wsy of Rucbansn. be put up at the stout fellow attacked him in the slree* Dunbar House an 1 stayed*!! night. Mr. recently, aud just as Barnhurst was Whiting - indignantly complains of the about to brain him, be was pitched eocroachment' upon his rights, and has ove/T») a blow from behind. Then he Boots, Shoes, The famous Templeton oa»e,. which baa occupied attention off aud on during tho present, at Baa* Saginaw; Sept, llih, An­ . . drew J. Templeton was arrca'cd in lt.e fall of 1870, after attempting to potion Loon*rd Narritcr, of the township of Sptu’ding, Sagiwr county. Ha gave tho poiaon to the * "Wif# of Xorriler, with whom. Il is mid be ’ was on intimate terms, to be mbylniatcred to her husband Mr*. “squealed,*? infurm- arrested. He was finally convicted in the ‘ Mar term of the Circuit Court in 1R73 and eoansel earried thn matter to th* Suprem o Court, and finally auroesdad in obtaining f«.|da a now .trial, which culminated in • dingraament of th* jetry. It w.» decided that Tamp’rion ahvuld have a third trial; the bail being $2,0(0. will prolmbiy soon find its way into Eastern bar-rooms. Io the Covicgtun. Ky, market, the other day, a man from the country the slots of a box which happe ied to contain a huge turtle. Tne turtle reached for him. I would respectfully announce to the public that o n Sept. 1st, I will discontinue the credit business and sell goods for cash or ready pay only. <ft aec. in M«pl« Oron. 1100 improvad.wtll watered. firal-elaaa ferw.. Term-fatwabl e. Is nd 21, A. W. HiiJli; «* add., be- A New Idea! I Mlean NVliat I Say! I shall soon receive from New York as complete a stock of Goods as cash will buy, and would urge all those who wish to avail themselves of this opportunity of buying good Goods cheap, to wait. I am bound to sell as good Goods, at far lower prices than any other firm in town. Notions, It is much cheaper than com whisky, and sat down upon fltnlay'a.- WILSON up grnssliappcrs. a half-pint of which makes a mm bopping drunk. Fbybarty. Chrep. Tm pfoprrty knti ing, Crockery, "thirdly." and offered a fervent prayer sonan has made a drink from ground in behalf oi "the yonug man in the informed by letter of ill wbereabouis, and pink ucctiejinil the maiden in the blur is having the old well excavated. bonnet and gray shfcwl, who wert'-oloinou Smith, a wael hy farmer of EidgeT.ar, Lenawee Co , was elreping pr >fa*OMig the sanctuary by kissing Now I Miean Business I intend to maintain tho reputation of and the reporter who described the incident, predicts thnl the man “will carry ihelnarki io hi* grave." The nearest approa<*h to a confi­ dence game is pulling a mule** tail. ’ “Killcd ar a Compositor"—Such drew his pistol, shot the new felbw was the verdict of a coroner's jury on through the head, killing him then tnfr-ca.«e. The circumstances were turned and put a bullet into the first, ns lollo.ws: He lox ed madly, naasionately. His fair one smiled nnd al! und leaving both for the police Io pick was going well. Hi* suit was safe, up. he bcUiok himself to the Times but in an evil moment he conceived office mid wrote up the item. the dangerous idea of clinching it, so to speak, with n poem. He wrote his The following from tho New Yoik poem in a moment of heavenly inspi­ Mail wi II bear copying by our ex­ ration, and aent it to the village change. Puss it around : weekly. It began thus: Mau l Miry Jan- [ ilkintnn F.Jrr, There are some merchants who thinks they Van di*pense_with Ad­ vertising," because they arc so well My go d-bcaded. blue-b-lted beauty known. Let inch nsk why it u that It was a pretty |n>etic fl.iwcr as-it A’ T. Stewart A: Co spend _hn Ifa stood, hut the compositorial Goth laid million ev<-r year for advcrti«ing That firm is'tolerably well known. his typographical hand upon it, and when' it appeared •‘skirted" was We never heard it accused, either, spelled with an "h" and "belled'’ had of making b d investments. । two "IV in it, nnd an “I* - And so The Milwaukee Seniinrl relates they laid him tearfully away beneath tho daisies, nnd rendered a verdict ak ilia! while a phunit^ent preacher of above. that city was recently making a pas­ Selling Lower I warrant all my goods, and time FOR that C. 0. D. is 50 Dollars !! The highest price always paid for produce. FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS. hereafter my motto. offering a goad article, and invito tho at­ tention as the public tc an examination of goods aad prices, before purchasing elsewhere. G, A. TRUMAN H. R. DICKINSON. EVERYBODY Buy the World-Renowned WILiiOT S&nlilaSsiMMacliiiifl! CLOSIHfi OUT SHE I TttK BEST IN THE WORLD I toral.visit, the lady brought out a . The -diire Porker most justly rephad jusr rimnnds sour, cro<s grainnl people who afflict sumo households: thr.jugh the front door, and sent his "A sinele person of r.uur,sullen tem­ per—what a dreadful thing it ia io boy around for his bnt afterward. have such a one in a hoiitfi*! There Good*, couaiating of It is said of Katie Kmg, the Phila­ is not myrrh and aloes and clot ide of lime enough in lhe world to disinfect delphia ghost, that on one occasion n a single home of such a nuisance af young man attemped to clasp Katie as that; no riches, no elegance or Dry Goods, Notl».«, Clothing. in his arms. She seemed grrntly dis­ mien, no. beauty of* face, can ever Crockery, Boot*. Shoes,' tressed and slipped from his embrace screen such persons from utter vul­ like a shadow nnd did nnt a^oear garity. Tnere is one thing which Wall Paper aad a foil rising persons hate the reputation of again that evening. That's light, more ih tn nil others, And that is vul­ line of Groceries, Katie. garity ; but. trust me, ill temper is the vulzarest tbmg that the lowest People t^ho pin their faith in light­ bom and tho lllest-bread can e»er ning rods as n protection from the fiery bring 10 this borne. It is one ol the Peevish­ fluid will no* he delighted to be in­ worst forms of impiety. ness in a home is not only sin against formed «hat Prof S. H. Douglas* of the the Holy Ghost, but sin against the Slate University *ays that not one Holy Ghost in every temple of love.” lightning rod in n hundred put up bv IIosaiBLK Cbcxltt.—A earn of terrible For Cash I traveling agents affords any protec­ cruelty to children has corn* to light in tion. arrixp Highest rremim number of engravings she Just now the newipapen aro agitating the true tomperanoe prineiplea who bee been en­ ticed by the gildad bait, wbieh men in the liquor interest hare prepared for aueh a* he, falling in with ths id-* that m the evil i> not the better in tho condition of things around un, aud ills to ouch as these, that 1 w>uld •peak a word of cauliop. lollua that a change would atop Jrunkmneea perate tia. of afrong drink? It ia.tbaan- xtaote I »bould call It th« root be»r interval. Tampmaaoe man this ahoald ba anough for anxious that there thou Id be a diminution purchased. The cautious pastor flew Amer, institute, N. T.> ludiMsapolis Exposition; HL Louis Fair; HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! TM PAIEH8DF CASTLETaff ’ uftUt «,kl Stetal the Railroad. Honda, the tax- ■4 aad legated, which will bfeeMirtmd by G*rnwn ,n Ruchestr r, New them «1 liberty to do tbrir w«v*i. j York, wns married. HeHathcr, with GROCERIES, C ROCKERY. They have * liout.’e law fri tbeState of pride and spice of humor, placed a Mow York, aa! No Slate bai m >radrtH>k*a- placard iu the window bearing this easx tb>a sfca. EngUad has th? iism.*. »y*. sjvioj : “ Thia «tore is closed ouacfrBtrt'X-some, fun in the family.” WALL PAPER, land lias a woman preacher Bargains AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF A' complete stock of “ Michigan Stoves.” and Agricultural Implements, on hand and to be offered at prices heretofore unheard of. Also a large stock of Cnss-cat haws, in eliding the Silver Steel Diaaaid, the fastest cutting saw in the world. She’s with FOR BEING THE AH other Machines in tho Market were In direct COMPETITION I! t^For 'Hem-ming, Fell­ ing, Slitching, Cording. Bindi n gt lira id in *, Em-broifiering. On iit ing and Stitching fine or henry goods it is unsurpassed. Where wo have no Agents we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Rail Road Station of Purchasers. The largest stock of Paiits, Oils, Vanishes aid Brashes ever won’t rest until ever church in the and Georgia Stalo Fair; range of nark. Grreafer brought to Nashville. Ebznlifih Cady &an-'on says she MtatadupI State Fair; and doing the largest aad best defendHr Out.cu Tuwsemr Bosax>. E J. PrionsM. Clerk. Loniriann State Fair; BEST SEWING MACHINES, GREAT BARGAINS IN pork prospect of lhe winter may be AH sol* are different, because they tad." Tha fall destroyer will tbeu at* lx gleaned from the statement of an Ohio come from man: morality is every­ DRESS GOODS, through our streets st u-xmday as well a paper that "there are more two two­ where the same, because it com » wHoight. aul where three men now legged hogs in this stole than any oth­ from God.— Voltaire. SHAWLS, make ths night hideous with th air drunken er kind " The Nashville Ncum, is edited by Ornu S-Tnnir, a young man barely 22 BOOTS A SHOES, A Kansas farmer solemnly declares yean* old, and just married at that, thnl a grasshopper sat an the gate­ but Van Buren Coun'y never lost a tha stracis. boning an-i yrilinf liken demon post and threateningly asked : "Wil­ •harper local editor than he.—Hart­ CLOTHING, «r to wallow in tbe dirt with tLe four-tooted ford Day Spring. liam Bryant, when in thunder is the twori* ho dtagraee*. Thar tw thia very!. , - ■ ’ " --------------- among tb. Uboria* ahmm lbw. .n imagine tbiir eoaditian Oku. hu Northern Ohls Fair: THAN EVER IN Some slight information as tn the the result w*a only to reduce them to idoey. Ohio State Fair; Ciuriuaaii Exposition; When a Tennessee fnrmeri starts for lhe well or lhe bant he kisses hi* family, bids them good-bye and tells ovetrun with verndm, where rats would thia that you seek. Whet do they care how where his will may lie found, for the gnaw at their toes. They were held under much whisky is drink or -ho drinks it? chancrsare even that ho will be shot All they want is the removal of this bated blood dripped from their extremities. The law, which .Lung* like a shadow over their ’before returning tn the door. 1>w. that they violate every day with TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. Needles for all Sewiag MaChmS^fui Salo. Old Machines taken in Exchange Send for Circulars, Price List, ficc., and Copy of the Wilson Reflector, one of the best Periodicals of the day, devoted to Sewing Ma­ chines, Fashions, General Ova at.** ' Fvtxj FOB HALK CHEAP 0. C. WOLCOTT >aU-<1 c pinhock. DOWNING & ALLEN. West Side Main St., Nashville, Mich. Agents Wanted Wilua S«TO[ lathe Ct clkykland. onia �ad HAIR BRESSER! N*»ttv:uji, Mrcn. Cow mon Connell I’roreetlnfn. Shaving, Mair Cutting Sr Dressing, Shampooing, PROVISIONS! TO O\ It appears that a slander story had CAPT. BOISE fLANiNG, iU*<< * of I been circulated that Wiloux had LIVERY AND FEED STABLE I faction guaranteed. ' the Lwpooo Hatching, Re-sawing, &c., ®rorrrirs and provisions, pUyiar E. D. BITGOOD, Pzorxirros. bopeiboy will imurfial J' in company with Norton, encountered aux -...... w * Wiloox and demanded an explanation. - -------- , th • hernae aa aaloo«i*'kwper>. s Wilcox denied saying that be had Thai before it aball be lawful for any one heard'the alary from him (Griswold ) tu enrage In tha above named butine»« ia the Viitega of Naabvnie, Mieb.. they shell Without any mare ado, Griswold obtain fooa the Proeldeut of the Village a —Considerable sickneas just now. proceeded to build a shanty erver lioeaae, lieenalng aa.*h peraoa ar-a aaloon keeper, which aald ttsMMte. ahall be —Lath and shingles are now kept Wilcox's eye, which was accomplish­ aixnod by (he Preaid ml and Recorder of the ed with neatness aud dispatch. Just YiMage, end eh all M in ‘tne nature of a at Olds* mill. receipt for avid Hxty dollar*, and such —Capt. Boice moved into his new here Griswold’s wile put in an ap­ 1 oenae shall ba posted in the place of buaipearance and prevented further shed­ nan of such person, and aball bo operative store, Wodnsday. —A. J. Hardy will still continue ding of blood. Wiloox determined following th craft er. and aball be pal I for al to seek redress from the courts of to buy apples. justice, snd the next morning came —rDangherty & Room have a new to ihts place and procured a warrant eign. It was (tainted at Lansing for assault and battery agoinrUGris—G. A. Tinman ia in New York wold and Norton. 'Hie case was tried buying that mammeth stock of goods. by jury trial, before E>q. Wood, un —The iron columns of Griffith and Monday last, and the jury rendered farmers' and the public use. Prices to correspond with the close times. East side of North Main Si., Nashville, Mich. BOTTOM B-g. W00D.F.1C A. BARBER. M.. D. ltom(O. H. YOU$G. M. D. Office ti • .,do°” Treman'a eior^Msiafltr W Experienced Workmen ' Employed. PRCES FOR CASH! Has removed her place of busineaa to the Go/» Past! Jot Produce of all kinds firat door eouth of Smith A PulBstn's Hardware. I also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood ITJEW GOODS Lath and Shingles. Naohvillc, Nov. 1st, 1870. A Complete Assorlmest W lifcrj ___________ la. C. BOICDa •AOPTEIVTIOJN, aud FA.VCY IIOUUS Depot, Navin Illa, Micb. ROE'& CLEVER, FRESH MEATS, HEORGE SIMPSON. Black inti th. w«*M »»»’“■ l>* I" »t annhiiK in WEBSTER A HOBBS, Black­ ’ ’ MnUtuu All WnSe^rt work In lhe lUackomilh - I B. RASEY, Drayman.‘Goods and A W. OLDS. <8 FELLOW CITIZENS la prepared to < «iri dlapatch. DR. C. W.WICKHAM. Particular 1/ ■iteoSra gim to Um tnotnumt ol PrtnUv 2£?sLhi2£“ ’* ,Uar ■orth * ***"• For lhe Wholesale snd Retail Trade. >®_ Call and examine before purchasing MEAT MARKET! —Wt will take a quantity of wood ho took to be a turkey and shot. But Those that have what was his horror on going to lhe . Flooringt F’lr'fltt Ola«fii Good*, MRS. L. O. CROCKER Kerfs brick went into posititn Wed­ a verdict of >7.06 cents damaged and be imprinone-t in^be county Jail not exceed­ nesday. costs of suit against Griswold and ing three moat ba or until ihschargrd accord, —Rev. 1 N. Crittenden will Norton ; the whole amounting to over ing to law. And shall be fuiUv of »-misde­ meanor and ho punched accordingly. preach at the M. E. Church next $20. VS e now hear that a sknder The Marshal sUall see that thiv Ordinance Sunday. suit is to be commenced against thanking the pablic for past favors solieta a continuance of lhe »xm», and would Wiloox. -<apt G W. McCormick is can­ son Hable to pay lhe same, shall be pri ra informtbe public that they will f»cia evidence that said lisense has not been keep constantly on band didale, for Sheriff-, and Capt would paid. This Ordinance aball take effect on the first day of October, 1874. —A goodly number of our citizens Mr. J. C. Worcester, the newspaper E. J. FEIGHNER. all kinds, which willb* sold low for cash G. A. TRUM IN. 'attended by their unhrdlas started for nroerler. P..I 1 The highest price paid fpr Hides, ’’cite man. went homo to his family, who etc. Give them a call on West side Main St the Slate Fair yesterday morning. are residing near Olivet, Saturday sshville, Micb. . ' LOCAL MATfcijtkp. —The News office is now located evening, and rutiirned Monday. He ggbDemeray keeps the best Violin over Truman's new bnck. where we reports a.aad accident which happen­ Strings, and warrants every one. 48 will be glad to see onr friends and ed near Olivet Sunday morning. It BOOTS AND r-IIOES. patrons. appears that a Mr. Stoddard and a We would respectfully announce to the —Saturday morning an excursion Mr. Carver started out quite early in public that we have added a full line of train from Eaton Rapids en route for the morning tu shoot some turkeys. Boota and Shoes to our slock, which de Grand Rapids, passed through this Mr. Carver heard a turkey cal! and nt will sell very cheap for cash. 4« village. the same time indistinstly saw what Vermontville Items. jHrrrfcrj. Sldlar, Voildiagtt, Ac., To which he invitee the Mfoutlaa of lhe Pablic, He sells Of every dweripiioa. kept eoavtaatly ra Good rigs furnished pertles on abort bo* AND WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND to the first of October following, aad for no leva lima. That said lio«n«c aball not be aasignible without lbec*iaa«ni of the President of the Village of Nashville. Midi. That an> person found violating thia Ordi- Z>re#«e*f JlMi.r,, Wffutl A n-t> n(F«'Xitont. ATTENTION, ALL! pLEMENT SMITH. gASTMAN & YOUNG, There ia one place in Nashville where you GROCERIES Drags,PROVISIONS YAHKEE K0TI0H8, LAWYl V Attorneys at Law AINSWORTH & BROOKS, JJENRY H. WOOD, > pay lhe Higheat Market Price for Justice of the Peace, JScKiool Books, Stowe andJWoodrn Cider ! Cider! 3 Wart. L1EB1IAUSER, POTATOES TAILOB And’all kinds of Goods CORN, APPLES, OATS, PARADY, Manufacturer of The Old. the Young, the 'High, the Low Clover Seed, See., * Boota and Shore. Delivered al their ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE j^ASH VILLE HOUSE. The Chiltl com get just as Good Bar­ Carr. G. M. McCobwtck. Proprietor. NA8HVII.LK, - Mlofaljfun grins as the Aged. LATH, Our motto is to sell os cheap as SHINGLES WATER LIME, After the ISth, of Auguat, I will the cheapest, give 16 ozs. promised wood will please bring it in spot to find his his neighbor, Mr. Stod­ cider only op Thtiradaya, until further notice. SALT, rjNION HOUSE. to the lb. anti the right dard, weltering in his blood. The ba'l Barryvllle, M>ch , Aug. 8th. HAIR, thia week. change every time. F. Daxcxx. Proprietor. passed through his head, and he only STUCCO, —Miss Wnrren, dauijhicr of S. C. lived about half an hour after the Kcpnbilcan ( nucaa. ^c., 4-e., Warren, ia leaching the primary de­ I bay all kinds of produce in thels season. aud accident He leaves a wife and The Republicans of Caatleton will meet in partment of the school, in Biigood's Ourbuiin»u is conducted on strictly tem­ which wa chip and rolaii al bottom price*. •ilrntlon during their ,u7_ Ciood Halt In the third Every artkin ctkle warranted m rrprrsmM four children Io mourn his sad fate. Caucu., Saturday, Sept. L9ib, 1874, at two perance principles. taoney rvtandod. building. AINSWORTH A BROOKS, The citizens arc pre (taring to move o’clock, p tn., at MoCortulck'a- Hall, for the HENIX HOUSE. Jambs Baibd. Express office building, Westside of Main —When the editor of the Middle­ t*rop<i«wr. CharkAW, MteK Fin t claw Proprietors. the old academy to the east side of purpose of electing delegate* to the County St., NaabeiUfJlieh. ville Republican feels like rusticating i, lhe publicsqtmre, opposite the church Convention, tn ba bet-1 at Hasting*. Sept. ZGth. 1874. and for the transaction of such D. C. GRIFFIT*1* CHA#. W. DEMARAY. MAT ION AL HOTEL A. Wrxaxs, he prints his paper two weeks ahead where it will b? fitted up for a town other busineaa as aball came before the 1V I’rnprlotor, liwtinc*. MWu Ewr>lWy< In caucus' ’ • and starts visjling. _ house and other pufposes. The old Bv Obokb or Committkx. —Wo acknowledge the receipt of rookery has been nn eye sore in its ^yM. JONES, J’.OAiEY TO LOAN a goodly quantity of grapes, of the dilapidated condition fur lhe last ten On real estate an-l persons! aeeuritee Concord variety, from Mr. J. C. Dillin. years, and we hope it has now fallen Earr aax A Youxu. They were -large and excellent. into hands that protect it from depre­ ITZ" Pcmns having accounts with —Clement Smith is improving his dations of mischievous boys. TKeg. Mtxson will please call and set­ Hardware Cheaper than any other firm in lhe Stale. residence, by putting a bay window A little sou of Mr. Stebbins died tle befote Sept. 1st, atul tare costs. They are now selling the new improved in the east side, and repainting it, Monday evening. Mr. Stebbins is a on subscription. Clocks, Spectacles, $c. P WhatNow FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! SMITH & PUTNAM preparatory to moving therein. Oliver C?hillfccl Plow son-ia-law of H. J. Means, and came Hardy an.! A^iaworth Ja diaaolvrd this day which they guarantor to give satisfaction or by lautuaI coi-ent. Ail indebted to lhe late-firm will please eall at too Elevator Charlotte Plow and Drag, Union and settle immediately and save costa. Churn, Empire Wringer, RathDated Nashville, Brpt. V. 1874. bum Stores, Jefferson Nails, A. J. Habiiy. I take the opportunity of writing a 60-1 <C. Aixrtaaru. and all firat daaa Gooda ia their liar. Don't fail to giro u» a call. few linen for your paper. 8MTH A PUTNAM. The'select school here is in a fine —Wanted at this office, a boy almnt here a few weeks ago on a visit 16 yearn old, to learn the printing trade. Ona that has the ••vim” and is not afraid of work is preferred, —Mr. Wm. Sanford has given us a peach that megsurvd nine inches in ch aim Terence. Il was a nice one and prosperous condition. - Mr. Dia­ and lasted as nine as it looked. —W» received a eall from Mr. J. mond, being principal and Mr. Allen FOR SALE CHEAP! New Goods JACOB LENTZ Parlor, Library, Diw, Offlct at GENERAL FUNTURE! BOTTOM PRICES, Together with a full aaeortsaeat ot EVERYBODY KNOWS MIRRORS, PICTURES, FKAMr AND CARDS, BRACKETS. The ouly place to gel a DUSTERS. AC-AC., W. A. AYLSWORTH, Baby Cate aid Peramlmlaturs i DRESS GOODS. A small, firs. cUm TURBINE WATER IVHEEL ! Inquire of Jxxxs Class. The school now uu tn- 60-1 Hostings, .Mich. C. Worcester, the Vermontville news­ as assistant. New Store I C0FF11SS VL' CAS8CTS, Intrs about 75 scholars, nnd still keep paper man, last Wednesday. The TZ“ By calling one dour north of coming in. paper is to be cilled the Enterprise. Of all atylea and* aiaea, and METAMI Truman's new brick, you will find The corn crop in this vicinity i» —W. H. Kocher started several erry poor. Farmers complain of not d®?1 ft* New York, to purchase SHR ODDS AND COFFIN LIN­ Fsti'ieuMe lilliarn 1 Dress liter, having half a crop. Thu last week a stock of goods for the fall nnd INGS ktpt constantly on hand." corn dried up very fast, and breaks who keeps constantly on banif'u full line uf winter trade. We are glad to henr Millinery, also a good aiaortaiant of Farmers and their wives lake notlee; up a great den! while cutting. Fruit Young Ladies and Gentleman attention; that the Kocher Bros, are building up FANCY'GOODS. seems to be plenty, especially apples lawyers. Doctors, Laboring Men end a nice trade. Wmanufacmre our Furniture from the A* she is daily reviving New Gooda, ia Gentlemen at large: and the cider mill is kept busy mak­ thereby enabled to furniah you with —A large quantity of uird wood ing them into cider. AkL the LATEST STYLES caught fire, just east of Olds' mill, last on the moet rnuKnable Wheat is coming in steadily, and t lhe old stand, That the place to buy your Saturday, and the afternoon mail was prices range from fl to >1.0,V Not NEW GOODS! NdraU Basil el Mlt het . ZDZRZS" GOODS obliged tu lay there about two hours, wishing to take up too much room in cm account of the heat and flames, your paper. I will dose. before it could [ass. —Theodore Mixson is invoicing FOR THREE MONTHS it to the Boise brothers, who are vis­ The Prohibitionists of thia county The Boise broth­ full county ticket. er* are active, enterprising young have nominated men, and we gladly welcome them E. A. Snider, of Potterville/ was to onr village. thrown from his buggy, Saturday iting Capt. Boise. >—Mr. George Bachellor, living evening, and dangerously injured. O. P. Sagendorph, of Charlotte, died last Friday evening at tho ripe was nominated for Congress, al the He Prohibition Convention, held at Al­ was an old resident of this vicinity, bion, Friday last. old age of seventy-three years. having lived on lhe time farm tweaty- three years. A LIVE, 8PICY NEWSPAPER EVERY DAY his drug stock, preparatory to selling north of lhe village about two miles, Wm E. 8AVAOE & BRO a COLUMN FOR ONE DOLLAR, Clothing, Hats, Boots a nd Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, TUX EVENIirO NXW8 ■ SSxilroxdf. H-cliigan Central Railroad — AND — The Hawkins- murder trial was Ek, Loikr ON HAKDl NaahviUe,. 8«pU lai. 1874. brought to-a close, ou the 10th inst.. at Charlotte. The jury were out an hoar aud a half aud returned a verd tot Before Esq. Wood,— of •'not guilty." iW Wwi r<wtd TRUNKS! Would respect fully inform the public tha1 rieaae jivs s. a trial —; GROCtRY STORE! The case <rf Brady va Stevenson, judgement taken for plaintiff with costa. . The oaae of Demond va. Bolton Cose of Dillon %a. Weldin aud Wolf, adjourned for BQdaya. Oa»e of J. K. Wilcox vs. Griswold On September 12th three or four boys were in the woods near Char­ lotte hnating. with only one gun. Grocery aad Proriaon Store JVerf Doer North of Aylnoorth’r, advance, Ira Cuokliug, a boy ot ten MhbUwtUe. who was the gun, caught his foot in fell, hammer of lhe gun knocking the against a tree I Gage, tried by which grew close by. in such a man-1 plaintiff with net os to discharge one of the laurels.' The charge lodged in the boy who | Prints for Io cents. " Xertst prices arc below Grand Rapids. I will take the to', carriage ers, Carlton COBSETS and HOSIERY - And If I bad apace ( could rofer Io a hundred others that will go their last dollar VERY CIKIFI positively, that those (Euttonadts and fassimrres I say wanting Buggies, will AT LOW PRICES ! HORACE HOLTON and when he got about seven rods in some brush snd C. n. HOLLER, miller. for some reason one of the boys named John by Hayden was sent on ahead ; “ I tun well satisfied with my bug­ gy.”—Adam Wby, Maplo Groce. THE VERT BEST 49 W, A. AYLSWORTH. NEW “ You can depend upon what Lee says about his buggies.”—IL A. Goodyear, Hastings. ••I a tn delighted with my buggy and would not let it go." — M'm. Cladester, Rutland. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! IXiiHliville, - - Mich. GRA1D RIVER VALLEY DIVISOR. SHOP H HASTINGS. •• You are on the road to success, as long as you make good work, aa rhich for color and weight aro nnxurpaaaed you have always done.’’—W'm. S. Goodyear, Hastings. Cozj Little Brick Store, Sot around the •orner, but next doer to Halbert A Co. Lee Reed’s "As long ns Lee Recd makes buggies, I shall buy my buggies of him.—A. J. Bourne, Hastings, Poplins, Grass Cloths, fc). WOLVERINE MILLS! BUGGY iCIIEA.1*. Hear whnt my fi'ostomers Sar. Everything New I REMEMBER raav-w. Y OECORSE7 WOOL! WOOL! My Carding Machine Yankee ZVotionu, &.c. .hut «m w LOW CASH. UOlkCE HOLTON. Promptly attended Hr. FOWLED, Canter ACLTE 1N0 CHRONIC D SLIStS CATARRH. ASTHMA. acr You win find ue in lhe tailding ETT" The Market Price paid for Country Prodtwc. EYE and EAR I Dr. R C. TMOHP80.V Boots and Shoes. IS BKADT Groceries, Provisions, save, n^oney by buy­ ing of m e ! J. L. REED. I. H. KUCHER I BRO. COHSOIPflOS. EPLEPTW EIK; fc �TUB MARKXTS- Ai’JW IN BRIEF. YOUNG MEN » SOsSsaS^ The drivsr rOLTTIVAL. impresaod deeply on hl* memory. "4. That whau he road to {to letter of Triton to Bowen on —A Convention of Bonthorn Hepubltcane ml*. downed it necessary to be told the tnlth protecting again*! the Bonding of Federal be married it Washington on the 1.1 of Oc- —A politual convention in Michigan ba* —CharlM McDnalh, the alleged defaulting treated the wonjau suffrage question .as a ex-Audltor of Mimrreo!*, ptibUabo* a card dead and abandoned Issue. ' —Prof. Daniel J. Pinkney, of Oglo county. pension of public opinion, and claims* to be able to verify hla account* and vindicate his dependent Reformer* of tho Fifth Illinois Dintnict. —Members of. Plymouth chureh, fa Brook­ —Judge Pofaud h»s given to lhe press a lyn, are contributing u> a fund for tho relief letter ailhdrawip£ hie namo from My» (X>ngroiblon*! oontMt In the Second Vermont District. ‘ ’ —Col. Whitely, Chief of the Government —The election in Colorado resulted in tbo Secret Service, lias resigned. eboi-te -of Tho*. M. Paterson, Demncratie, —’Mario, tho well-known tenor finger, baa for Delegaio over 11. P. H. Bromwell, Repub­ • beau *rr«stod al Venice, for a violation ot tho lican. by l.SOO'toS,000 majority. naminatod William Gaston, of Boston, for —Tilton hu been served with a copy of Governor, and William 8. Smith, of Springflold. for Lirntenant-Oovornar. —The Mi-ihigan Democratic Convention —It is aisled that Theodore Tilton will push his suit against Henry Ward Boocher to an have united with the Reformer*, accepted, their ebiefje*ndid*l*«.' *ud adopted their •early trial. Susan .B, Anthony, Elisabeth Cady Stanton, Joseph IL Richards, Frank B. *peclo-paym?nt rezotulljn, with aome chan­ Carpenter, Thomas Kinsella, Mr*. SIonio, ge*. The Domo^rats adfneite an immediate Moulton. and a largo number ot other wit- rei>eal of the Legal Tender act, to take effect neaoe* will bo eubpirnfmd. Il 1* represented not later than July 4, 1876 —Tho Republican* of the Nineteenth Ohio that a prominent ciiixen of Brooklyn has vol­ unteered to contribute some very important district who are oppoaed tb James A_ Gar­ field. met in 'convenlisn on-tho 10th InsL. —SenatoijOglosby, of Illinois, han accepted and. unanimously selected R. H. Hurlbut, a the- luviteUod to deliver tho oration at tho Presiding Elder of tha Mct|iodi«t Church iu dedication of the Lincoln monument, which the' Western Reserve Confereuoe, a* -their ’ occurs at Springfield, HL, on lhe 15lh of Oo- candidate for Cougres*. . Tho Democrats ' of that district have nominated Dr. Daniel B. ober. . . —Henry von Phul, 90 years old, ani^ for Wood*, of Warren county. —Gov. Baxter h*v peremptorily declined sixty years a prominent merchant of Kt. Louis, the nomination for Governor by tho Dnu> —A telegram signed by a doxen or more of crats of Arkansas, and Augustus H. Garland the Bank.Presidents of Chicago was sorit to Ilia been named for tho position. Garland was formerly a member of tho Confederate the'appoiutmcnt of Mr. Elmer Wasburn, for- Cougrc«a. xaeriy Superintendent ot Police in Chicago, —Tli* Nebraska Independents have nomi­ for tho position of Chief of the taorel Service nated J. W.. Davis, of Douglan; for Conjfress; of tho Trewury Department, eice Whitely, J. F. Gardner, of Hiohardson, for Governor; and Henry Weib, of Buffalo,.for Secretary of resigned. —The Fat Men's third annual convention I State. The platform favofa the resumption was held at Putte B»y, Ohio, on tho loth of specie payments aa noon aa jKiraible, as also fast., aud wan largely attended. A permanent aheap tfausporistion ; favors a reduction of association wsa formed, a Constitution adopt­ ed aud officers choeen. No person weighing patent monopoly, and in favor of a uniform less than 'JOO pounds ran become a member. Sixty meu and three ladies lipped the ilw at —Tho Hon William Gaston bis been nomi­ weighto varying from 300 to 430pounds. nated by the De-nocratu of Mxieaihusetta for Governor. OKNBRAL. —Tho Reform State Convention of Michi­ —A statoment is published ia New York that gan assembled at Jackson on the ?ih inst. slid the Garman bouse at Evij.-eic wh’ch ia pub­ nominated the following ticket: For Gov­ lishing a translation of the fifst volume of ernor, Henry Chamberlain, Berrien county; Beecher's ” Life of Chr^jt," has diecontinnot! Llentcinuil Governor. J. W. Turner, Shiwaethe publication, and offern for rale at actual hsxu : T'reaturer, W. T. Hewitt, Calhoun; Au­ cost all ou hand. —X later aicouut of the Austrian olarcx- ditor-General, F. M Holloxky, Hnirdalc. At­ peditlon states thal tho explorers ponctra'Al torney-General. T. McRevnold*, Muskegon; the Hid degree of north latitude. —Troops aro to bo stationed at tho follow­ W Greene, Oakland; Superintendent of Public ing point* in Louisian*, namely : Now Or­ Instruction, Duano Doty. Wayne; Member leans, Baton Rouge, Shreveport, Alexandria. Board of Education. Carrol S. Frazer, 8U Clair. Monroe, Harriacuburg, and St. Martinsville The Committee on ReeohHions mado majority —The Grasshopper Committee appointed by snd minority report*. Tho majority report tho Governosof Iowa some time ainco have wan adopted, advocating a reduction of tho fuado their report. They say tint all tho nuusbor and dimiuntion of power ot officers counties in tbo State can lake care of them- under tho National Government; reduction of selves except Kossuth and Emmet. salaries to tho extent that no fund can bo —The eleamsblp Faraday has commenced , raleod for political purposes from ofl'cetho work of ’Aying the new d*reet cable from . holders -. that political opinion should not be lhe Irish to tho American coasts. • a reason fur appointment to office, nor ground —The New York Frmnaut Juurtml has a , for removal; prohibition of re.-ummoi|datioii special cable dupatch from Romo stating that to office by any Senator or Bcptaseitative iu Kan Antonio, Texas, baa been mado a diocese, ’ Congress, and the election of all Federal and Vicar-Genoral-Polliccr, of'Mobile, named officer* ~ by the people-, speedy return to hard aa its Cp*i ILahop ; also that tbo Rio Graudo money; all banking. State and national. District, of Texaa, has been mado a Vicarate Apoatelic, with Brownsville as ita headquar­ and equitable »y*tcm Of taxation. , ter*, and tho Rov. D. Mauney, of Montgomery, —Tho Minnesota Republican State Conven­ Ala., aa its Bishop. tion mot at Minneapolis on the Olh inst., and —Rich gold diggings aro reported on the nominated S. J. R. McMillan for Chlef-JuaMoacleabi-11 river, in Montana Territory. , —■'■otwitlistauding tho alnct orders relating i tieo Tho platform reaffirms lhe prtriciplea to Black Hills expeditions, a party of fifty resolution* enunciated by the Republican nivu will leave Esutaick. D. T., at an early 1 ।airly in its last State and National Convenday for the'hills. They, will probably be iu I Lions, and " points with ca[>eci*i pride to the tho bills before their departure will be madr • • • preservation of a sound currency public. The hill* ean bo reached in ton days against any ruinions intlMion, inspired by from that place. apeculativo interwtn, which may bo bailed as —Tho Health Officer at Galvettou denies * sure guarantee of the earliest powiblo the existence of yellow fever at any Gulf port j return to specie payments conaiateat with the of tho State of Texas. ! jn*t rigbte of tha debtor and credit or classes —The first train will • ruu through the of fae people." Hooaac tunnel on Nov. 1. —Tha Detnocratoof Arkansas bavera-nomi—Under tho new Postal law publishers of j nxtod Elisha Baxter for Governor, and Hou. newspaper* have the right lo inclose in their । £. jj. English for Chief-Justice. papers tells for subscription or receipts with —Tho ■• Liberals " of New York, met in conout extra charge. Also, supplements con- I vonf.on at Albany on tbo 9th lust., and, after sisUngof matter crowded out of regular issues, adopting a platform of priaciplca, adjourned but uot handbill* or advertisemente. without making any nominations. Tho reso­ —Prof*. Winchell and Donaldson, who ac­ lutions declare that sound policy requires, companied the recent exploring expedhion to that no President should bo ro-clcctcd. con tbo Black Hill*, state that they uw no gold demn in strong terms tho third-term princi­ in that region, and express their doubt of tho ple, and demam* a speedy return to specie existence of the precious metal in the Black payment*. Hills. —The Nebraska Democratic Convention —A singular and fatal disease prevails met at tho Slate Capital on tbo 101b inst. and among the cattle of Muncatine county, low*. put in nomination tho following ticket -. For Governor, A. Tuxbury ; Secretary of State, CJUXK AAD CRIMINALS. John A. Shirley: Treasurer, Robert Jordan; —A Memphis dispatch of tho Clh etatee that Congress, J. W. Savage. The resolutions deGov. Brown, of Tennessee, bad vfrited the j clara tn favor of the resumption of specie eeene of the Gibson qouuty butchery, *nd wan i payminta as eoon aa p^aaible without disaster doing all in his power to bring the murdcrem to the bushioca interests of the country by to jualice. steadily opposing inflation, by the payment of —Several parties Lave been annotod in Gib- the national indebtodnete in lhe money eon county, Tenn., on eqppicion of having of tu0 civilized ' world; oppose the boon implicated iu tho late hatchery of colored ; enactment of sumptuary laws; fsvor free prifloners al Trenton. commerce ; op|x>»a a tariff except for rev­ ------। onue purpoees; and hold that it i* the right FTRHS ASD CAKUALTtKS. alnj daly oj llw Htat, to protect ju citizen* —At New Orleans, last week, the eftioe of i flgaiuat the eueroachmcata of chartered monthe Attorney General, in tha St. Louie Hotel, opolie*. now need m a State Houae, wa* broken into j —Tbo Independent Stalo Convention of by incendiaries, and thorecords piled iu a heap Nebraaka alto met at the same time and place on the floor, saturated with coal oil and rat on - and nominated the following ticket: Governor, fire. Fortunately tho flamra went out. and ‘ J. F. Gardner ; Congressman, J. C. Calhoun; C tly one or two of tho [>apei* are ciiarred j Treasurer, Tbompaon Bitaell; Priaon-InspectUiroagh, bnt all are rendered nearly illegible or. B, H. Walker; Attorxiey-General, Gen. by the oil. Milton Montgomery; Superintendent of Public —The town of Mokalnmne Hill, Cal., wax Inatruction, J. M. McKenzie. The platform tton. at! moneys fraudulently obtained. His wite. menUonul by Bawao, Baachar raying didn't commit a rape ; it is trua I bad inlerquitted. . ' -It la reported that an order will soon be courM with tho woman,’ Moulton raid: 'If triued expelling from Prussia aM foreign RAILROAD INTRLLIUXNCX. -The umU of the Union Pacific Railroad L.r.nr tA tli» m.nminnB -r,n< e.f WEEKLY SUM 17.0007.38 I ssKrjssffi&ssssds lt.ooeu.tn; Mo. a spring, Mo- « in Cubaii dis- mercy.’ Beecher did go and obtained the best Spring, Coan—Mo. 3, ' Y7'4Or»c. with which to retraction ho could, which appears in the Oats-No. a, 47®teX<^ Rra-Mo.fi, statement. It appears, also, from Moallou’a Captain-Geucral lias called out fi per rent, i f statement, that the efforts of Gen. Butler all the voluuteere enrolled in the Uand, aud HT. LOUIS. liaa asked from tho bank* a loan of *MO,000 in gold arid 9100,000 fa paper. shame that would ensue from a publication of —Paris new»p*porn publish sn official Carliet ttio wholo truth. Ho had never appeared in Portable Family Sewing Machine, dispatch acknowledging that tha Royalists New York, on thia question,'except at the THB MOBT fired ou tbo German gunboats Alhatxoee and raggestion of Beecher’* conn**].' Ml!.-.-, mi. rr. Nautilus at Guetaria> The dispatch declares <-nncc a. v« ■ Five octave*, two full set* of reeds. landing of armed men under a pretext of ex­ CINCINNATI. orcising their crews »1.1*S'SM-2O. Ocww—80(t*3c. Address Reed’e Temple of Music, Chicago, —The Berlin Provincial C'orretjxmdence, BeckWilli Scwln* Machine Co, fa an article on the recent firing on the GerThe Surveyor-General of Connecticut 863 BROADWAY, ■ JW YOM. pan gunboats by' the Carlisle, says that, the TOLKDO. Albatross having returned tho Carlisle' fire, eays that there ia not evun an approx­ Wxbat-No. 1 Red, fit.lZ3lt.13; Amber Michiimately correct map of that State, and ran, «I.10ai.H.’Coa5--8l©inxc. Oat*-31H@53c. tho matter drops. ' • —Tho ship Emine, while on her voyage from that its exact geographical boundaries dethoit. nuts win ran in rat ceihji Shields to Adan, took fire, anl was destroyed. are unknown. Whxat-F-xtra, fil.isai.10; Amber, »L08a Twenty-one of her crow, who eeceped In two CLEVELAND. Medical Mamiaoh.—There are num­ ago of over.l, 100 miles,'during which neither bers of medical men so wedded to the b$f* satr the other. The third boat, contain­ old formulas, that all ofannges seem to ing the remainder of lhe crow, has not yet- them like innovations. These medical maniacs are, fortunately, incapable of been heard from. Pick or Freese in Winter. E«n[ much mischief in this practical age. While tho Vxnxgah Brmtna art caring HOULTON '3 SKCO/tD STA TBMKNT. Indigestion, Nervous Debility, Consti­ pation, and countless other diseases that meut of Frank D. Moulton is printed in this defy the remedies of tho pharmacopeia, afternoon’s Uranic, with fac rimilet of the it is impassible to thrust down tlie .throats of intelligent invalids "heroic” ICUP8K IHB HU- C0IP1IL Mono, and other peroons. Ono is a note doses of mineral poison, or to persuade BELOIT, W1S. from tbo former, inclosing a check, and di­ them to take adulterated alcohol, im­ recting Moulton to um it at Ufa discretion. pregnated with cheap astringentB, ns a Axqtbor i* s friendly note, making an ap­ " healing balm " or a " balsamic prep­ pointment. In it Boeclier *onds hi* lore to aration.'1 Vinegar Bitters, a pure bo­ tanical tonic aud alterative, guiltless of Mr*. Emma Moulton, and writes, ’.'now the curse of distilled or fenpented ,UOU PKH WEEK dreadfully near tho point «ho speak* eomoliquor, is actually accomplishing what times.'’ On* letter from Mr*. Morse the mineral and alcoholic cure-mongers is produced. In which eho address­ have so incessantly promised but hove es Mr. Beecher a* "My Dear Son,” never yet performed. Under these cirStationary Engines, and ask* him to help her pay her camstauces it is no wonder that this rent and provide for heraelf through lhe win­ medicine has token precedence of all ter. She refer* to hi* (Beecher’*) "•ecrot.” those burning Baids mis-called tonics. Kuaint, Kueer & Kurious Lard Tanks, Water Tanks, aud say* that "only air persona know it." She writes of Elizabeth's home trouble, ami Book Agents and every one should thank* Beecher for tbo'deep coueofatlou send to Co-operative I'tib. Co., Muacawhich bo affords her daughter. The letter tine, lowu, for catalogue and beat terms close*: "Do you know, I think it very ever offered for firet alaaa books. See eirange that you ehouid ask mo to call you my advertisement in thia paper. iiri-otiE ih tixo elsewhere eon ?" Moulton produces a letter from THIS PRINTING INtWfTJKSSMH Beecher dated as late aa July 2H. 1874. to show that ho (Beecher) was not harsh toward him. manufacture of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical even though he had paid $7,000 blackmail. Discovery, the proprietor began to receive numo.-miH lottrrn from all parts of the West­ Tbo letter begin*: “My dear Frank," aud ern tad Southern State* bestowing the most WHY dos:*: “Your*, gratcfallr, H. W. B." un/jouruird ;n-»irc upon it for having promptly cured ths writers or their friends of Fever and Moulton Introduce* new' documentary eviAgue, or other forms of mia*mat;c or malari­ ous dmeares. Ho was repeatedly urged to $6lo $10 that both Beecher and Mrs. Tilton made their make known the wonderful virtue* of the confeeaion of adultery to him in the presence of Discovery in tho euro of Ague snd kindred 1*11* < til* • f K-B Ho always replied that it wan not ISGSTOJI another'witness, who lie does not yet name. diseasofl. intended for a. ’• cure-all," and should bo rec­ ommend it to People aa a remedy for so many different forms and classes of disease, ho liof iu tho doctrine of freo lore, and pro­ those who bad never tested it* virtues fessed to reo no sin in it, but nevertheless, fearod would at ones cites it among the numerous when threatened with exposure, made prep­ bumbuga of tho day. This annwer was sat­ aration* to commit suicide by poison. Ho isfactory to no ono; they arg tied that ths whole country ought to know it at once, and expressed their asioni*hment at hi* indiffer­ Umscy with Mr*. . Tilton clandestinely ence to the subject. His car aud heart being after he bad mado, or supposed he al all times open to the call of suffering hu­ with Tilton manity, ho ban at lent, after having received had made, hi* peace from hundreds who have boon by oonfeaaiou and penitence, and ho intro­ toetiraony speedily cured by it, and maty of them after duces a love letter written by him loTdr*. qulnia and all tbo nsnal means bad failed con3 c s » « S §■ Tilton *ubseqecnl to that event, conveying AOKNTS WANTED 'or tbo . —The Spanish BECKWITH $20. POPULAR §j Sinker, Davis &, Co Portable Engines, Tubular and Flue Boilers, >? 0 ErkerIs the could safelv come to his house. Moulton devote* himself, at great length, to tho exposure of alleged dlereputablo trans­ action* with other women. Uli* part of the document relate* particularly to the charge* of Henry G. Bowen, against Mr. Boeclier of having committed adul­ tery with five different women, includ­ ing emo charge of r*|»e. In regard to the tatter charge, Moulton eayw that Boccber confeiiaed to him lhe act of criminal intercourse, but denied haring used violence, and alleged tlrnl the woman, though uumaYried, -had had previous experiences of the same sort." This revelation, Moulton ray*, was mado to him twelve days after tha confession of adultery with Mr*. Tilton, and while he was engaged with H. B. Claflin and other*- in settling up Tilton's difficulty with Bowen. Ho told B»echcr that uuIom, ho winhcdlo rema'n in Bowen’s power ho must got from the woman in question a retraction of tho charge. This he (doccher) undertook to do. and he brought Moulton a paper from tbo woman, wiiich was not a retraction, but a statement that she had mado a ccitain charge against Beecher to Bowen which ebo regretted; that she was now on friendly terms with Beccbor. This letter Moulton publishes without the signature. The language im­ puted to Beecher fa this narrative i* perfectly di»gu*ting. In regard to Beecher's alleged contempla­ tion of suicide, Moulton uye : Having mado an allusion to Bcoeher's pro- Dza* Sin—Having need a fow bottles of tout Golden Medical Discovery, and believing It to bo tbo very beet medicine for Chill* aua Forer, I wiah to buy it by tho dozen. Flcaso give mo your price for it. Rev. Tuomm O'Rikxxt. GAZETTEER ADVERTISERS "4. He gives, specifically, fa words, the joatifioation which Beecl-ur gave to him fur hi* I publican*. | -The Arabian ports on tbo Red Bea are re- ’adultery «Ub Mrs. Tilton, namely, Gils: That i YHirtCll SO infeClod With tbo l>l*£UC. LADIES, SAV3 TOOT D2ESSES! Smith's Instant Dress Elevator.” It loop* the enges the train" Into ••straight Front" walk­ ing dress tn TEASS Wilhoft'b Tonic !—UsFAn.n.<i ARD iNFALLiLLk!—Thi* great Chill Tcefc cure* Chill* without the Intervention of doctors and their hill*. No consulting visits—no pre­ scriptions to be filled—no huge bills entailing . pecuniary embarraesmanta, added to loss of health, 'll i* tho fricn'’ of the poor man. be­ cause it enables him to earn a living, and of tho rich because it propaisa him to enjoy his wealth. Thi* great boon to mankind Is cheap, safe and prompt. WnzxLocx. Finlay A Co . Proprietor*, New Orleans. For rale by all druggists. Muatlloa, Ohio. quietly 1 Can he changed from one d.-es* to An­ other In i wo elevated. PAIITIOM B«w*re "f IMITATIONS. •* they UAU I lUN. tra HOIXE than HiTlUM. See thit each it tUtnosd - Smith** Instant Dress Ele­ HOG RIGGER. vator." Pries 4.F erwtw o*eh, MAILED FHEE. WhMesile.93O prr er.... ORKAT OFFER. —Two ••Elevators” will be given FREE ax* Pre­ mium to those whi subscribe for “ SMITH’S ILLUS­ TRATED PATFERM BAZAAR" ons year, sending One Dolltr snd T*n Cents. Best and cheapest F*shlan Book In th* world. Send stamn for Illustrated Catalogun. Addres* P. 0. Box 5055. A. BORDCTTE SMITH, 014 Broadway, N.Y. OURploguofor 1874 will be NEW CAT (IIKAGO B. C. BE! DO MAN EXPOSITION THE DAILY,” TIXK NEW IMFKOVKX? REMINGTON Agent* Wanted tor the Life and Adventures of KIT CARSON, Sewing Machine. THE “MEDAL FOB PROGRESS,” Judins tha MOI >nd hairbrraeth OPTIC’S NEW BOOKS. VINECAR BITTERS Dr. J. Walker’s ( jtlifoniia VinftTRF Bitters are a purely Vegetable pieparation, mado chiefly from tbo naLite herbe found on the lower ranges of tht Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor­ nia. the modiclilal properties of which are extracted therefrom without the um of Alcohol The question in almost daily asked, “ What is tho cause of the unparalleled ebcccffl of Vinegar Brr tbrsT” Onr answer is* that they remove tho cause of disease, and tbo patient re­ covers his beahb. They are tbo greai blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect Hcnovator aud Invlgorator of the system. Never before it. tbt hfatorr of thb world b» A msdiclno be« compounded posneming the remorkabl* quolitiM of Vikboab BittEM iu heating ths Aik of every disease man i* heir to. 'ThflJ are a gentle Purgative m well aa a Tonic, relieving Ucnreetion or Infiaxninntion of •lie Liver aud Visceral Organs, in Bdioua D^.eaaea. The properties of Dr- Walker's FiNMJARuirrxM ore Aperient, Diaphoretic. Cormimriive, Nutritioa*, Lazatixo, Diuretic. Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera­ tive. and Anti-Biliou* Grateftil Thousands proclaim Vin­ egar Bitters tho most wonderful In­ vigorant that ever suutained the sinking No Person can take these Bitters according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones aro not dostroved by mineral poison or other meabc, and vital organs wasted beyond repair Bilious. Remittent and Inter­ mittent Fevers, which arc so preva­ lent in the valleys of our great rivers throughout the United States, especially those Of the ilissiwippl, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ sas, Red, Colorado. Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl. Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and Autumn, and remarkhbly.so during sea­ sons of unusual heat and dryness, arc invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, ekerting a pow­ erful influence upon these various or­ gans, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for the pm-pose equal to Dil J. Walker's Vinegar Bittkrs, as they will speedily remove the dark­ colored viscid matter with which the bowels aro loaded* at the same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the body against disease by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pam in tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of tho Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Pa<pitatation of the Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain In tho region cf the Kid­ neys, and a hundred other paiuful symp­ toms, aro tho oflspring* of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a bet ter guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise­ ment. Scroftila. or King’s Evil, White Swelling*, Ulcer*, Erydpela*, Swelled Neck, Goitre, bcrofaloa* Inflauirnalij.- . 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Iji^coloration* of the Skin, Humor* and Di*ea*ca of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up nnd carried out of the ayi'tem in a *hurt lime by the use of these Bitter*. Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in the .«v*tem of *o many thousand . are effectually destroyed and removed. No *ystcm of medicine, no vermifuges, no an tbehninitlo* will free the system from worn:like Che-* Bitter*. For Female Complaints, in young or old,- married or single, al the dawn of woaianhood. or tho turn of life, these Tcuiir Bitter* display so decided an influence that unprovetnenl ns «<>on perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever vou find its impurities bursting through the akin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sore*; cleauso it when you find it oba true ted ann uluggiih in the reins; cleanse It when it i* foul: your feeling.* will tell vou when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of lhe system will follow. No Sewing Machine Received a Higher J>rue. ‘ THE 00MIWG WAVE; or The Hidden Trvaa- j j I ; , an election of Provident by direct vote of the . tho French Arscmbiy, and said thatgba nation 7 Ths Milwaukee Monthly for Sep­ Apply to E. E. I’ItATT, 7VJack*alKt-. Chicago. tember opens with tbo eecOml «nd c-includtm: article on " Poetry," beautifully illustrated. Then follows "Tho Broken Shell.” an excol- DOCK AGENTS f leat etorr, charmin^'y told; a graceful little D •• Cj eloprrlla ot 1 Ing. ora.1.’'«*“ poem by Pauline Filer, a naw and promising ■/.kt;?" contributor; aimcrt a dozen page* of "Woo­ ing," ord tho promise of ita conclusion iu tho October niHnoer; "Dr. Hcrivarin*' Mank,"a mont Ingenious and pleasing talo; an ele­ gantly iliuatrated and practical article cn Fall Fashions; and a number of eways and edi­ torials—“Tho Toilet." "Tho Difference Be­ tween I and We," " Winter Flower*." " Bum­ LEVKI.AND NURTHKHN OHIO mer Visiting," etc. ; while a now American humorist make* u* acquainted with tbo trial* and tribulations of c»ko-baking, a* he ex­ perienced them, in a laugh-provoking article of just tho right length. We hear very favorable enoomiutnB regarding tho Elmwood and Warwick Collar*, manufactured by the Narraganeelt Collar Company. These collars have linen facing, aud. owing to tho peculiarity of cut. aro moet and neal-fitting articles. The hero tho fall circamalaucs* of bis confession comfortable edges of tbo collar* are folded bi underneath concerning dils proposed design. Ho told me, all around, thus atrengthoning the collar and aud showed to another in my presence, that preventing the poihtfl from turning up. Wo he had within roach in ids own .tody a poison recommend those collar* to our friend*.— Fathioii Article, A'. K Xtening Mail. which bo would lake if tho story of his crime with Elizabeth should ever come to the $10 to $1,000 invested in Wall-street public, lie told mo of a visit which ho bad often leads to a fortuwo. Pamphlet with ex­ and »tati*tica of Railroads. Stock*, mado to a photographer’s gallery, wbero he planation* Bond*. Ao., with other valuable inforniali-jB, learned that one of tho employes had mistaken mailed on receipt of 30 cents. Address Alex. Frothingham A Co.. Banker* and Broker*, ing taken and drunken it, had <*Uon dead with 12 Wall-street. New York. scarcely time to drop the glraa. Boeclier raid The Northwestern Uouae-Nail Co.'b that wm what ho wanted for himaelf, and under Finished " NaU i» tha beat in the world. tho plea of making tome photographic experi­ ments, he procured eumo cf the same poison fros} tho photographer, which ho told mo ho intended to use if on intimation of hi* crime should be made, and then he eaid “ it would be simply reported that Beecher died of apo­ plexy; bat God, end you, and I will know credit of the nation, iisausd by tbo Goveru- wliat cansod my death." if thoeowho blamo menl direct to Hie people, until a return to mo could hoye looked into hi* grief-etrickea specie payments is practicable;” oppose* "all combination* to increaM the cost of transportation beyond a fair remnneraliou £ no refuge for him but in death, they would oppCww further land-grauts to kteamahip have felt impelled to do as geuerons and monopolies ; favor* a tariff for revenue only, open-hearted a service aa I practiced toward and thro wing IM men out of employment. I tew; and aoha far euch legirialion a* will The Ihrald snmmariaei Moulton's state­ —Afire at Hinton, Sammers couhty. W. j protect the agricultural and industrial classes Va., entirely dostroyod the Court-House and | xgAinul the odious exaction* of corporate ment thus 1 oounty records. 1 ; power. —A boiler in a ehiagle mill at Cedar Springs, Mich., exploded a few days ago, killing four | roRKIGii. person* and badly injuring two others. ; —Great indignation U expreaaed in political reepdet, a willful falsehood. —A terrible cocidr nt occurred last week a circles al Havana st tho id.ua of the oeaalon ot a coal shaft near Boons, Iowa. The wire cable : Porto Rico by Spain to Genaany, aud the himself of the power which Tilton had ever fall down the shaft, a distance of two hundred ■ die” rather than a foot of Spanish territory Mr. Bowua to extort, through Mr. Claflin, from Bowen, a cerrifisate of character. and forty feet. Three mam. David Parks. ? shall be ceded to a foreign power. Tolbert Dale and David Briun, were on the ' —Judo* Staton, tn a *peoch at their bodies horribly manned by the fall. HALF A DOLLAB CHICAGO. —The Democrate of Lsulafana have leaned —Mia* MfoAfo Sbcrttwu, daughter of the total loss is estimated at 8175,OWL —From Meiningen, Germany, conwa news of destructive conflagration. The loss on bnildiug* klone iaeetlmatad at 3.000,000 thaler*. Groat distress prevails, 700 families having been made homclctH. —Tho New Haven Wheel Company's works, comprising fifteen buildings, wore destroyed ti’i-AVt:,. Wurai DR. WHITTIEB, LEE & SHEFAKD, Pabltahers. No. 617 St. ChzrlM Street. St Lads, Mo., BUSTON. 30 pages, tote* lull .nepis*., far ’»■ ****** Seeg HH SwH 1. mil. rr«r ms Square (Kurts'* Building). Bl AB CH teryl Howdosaitstand*e.4ayt I* a*slnl*l*> ad a* a ^pacific, aad with euemea, dytpapala, etch headache. nervou* debility, Jlvar complaint. Mhoe* remittent., towel eotn- C | BUY J. & P. COATS’ BLACK THREAD for yoar MACfflNl MARR � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-09-25.pdf.pdf 44d53a5a4b8fd661e49b9dabc40c5e88 PDF Text Text -------------------------------------------- p---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ! R/TOQO STOY Yvo OR BO STRONG. TERMSx _ Progression. No Retrogradine. PER AOL'Ji, VOL. i. N.^RLVLLLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1874. ■ said the stout, good-natured holel-keep“ Here I urn ou the old borrowing busi­ ness. My wife says she can't please the lawyers fa court topp since ypK and she changed pickles anfi ton#; Old Squire Waits callcd out the minute he sat down to supper, ‘ Come, Bru.ee, bor­ row some of that neighbort pickles for us.’t Them pickles fa a standin* joke among them. Why can’t, nobody in town make pickles and catsup and chow­ chow like yourn ? ’ My wife’s a cook that can't be beat on bread and meats ■prentiofc herself -to you on some things. " Love, who had known Bruce all her life, smiled, and said : “"I will give you a jar' with all my heart, Mr. Bruce, and that won’t half pay your wife for the nice things she has semt fa to poor George. I have my cucumbers all ready now to make next year's pieklea, and I yet have two or three jars left.’' • . “ Suppose we make a bargain. Mrs. Bart. I’ll buy two barrels at the boat Boston price, if you’ll make them for me, and chow-chow and oatsup too.” । m. Uxir »l*a; Love laughed, and the hotel-keeper went down with her to get the jar. The old man went down the street, whisper­ ing, with a sigh, "The Lord known what’s going to feed that family; I can’t do it, for wife says I can't; and she knows everything most; and Love is terribly obstinate.” Look forth cue* tucrt Ikronxii jpcee .nd Um., Well, the hotel-keeper ran back the next moment with his pickle jar, as hap­ py as some men would have been to find a nugget of gold that size, for he had a rival who kept the old tavern, and he wanted to keep all the lawyers who came there to hold court as his customers. Love had a tong talk with her hus­ MAKING band that night. The next day an old school friend, who bad always been like “ Well, Love, my poor child," said n a sister, came to stop with the sick man dignified old gentleman, “I have and to look after the babies, aud ehe looked your matters ail over, and I must went to Boston, ten miles away, in an say I see nothing but starvation, before early train, with a neat little basket fa her bands. L' anyone had been near you and your family.” ' "Well, father," replied a bright little enough, when she put her little basket woman of twenty-five years, fa a tremb­ on the platform of the depot with such ling voice, “ I’ve not the least idea of spirit, he might have heard her whis- WITAT CAME OF PICKLES. • starving, nor of lettfag my family starve —not if God spares my health.” “You were always a brave child, Love, but thia is a terrible crisis. It would be cruel fa any one to taunt yon now, but rememberjthat I told you and George that it was very imprudent for a man to marry till he had something ahead for an emergency." t “I remember, father, that yon thought I should be wiser to marry a man with a house and store, for whom I did not care, than to marry George, with two thousand a year. Bat if I had tue choice to make over again to-day, I should do just as I did them I wouldn’t change places with any woman on earth. “ Yon are a faithful wife and a brave little woman, Love, but—” “But what, father?” “You can’t live on fa this way, child.” “ But I will live, father, and live well, too, and take care of George and the babies." “ How Ay, that was the word that had been ringing fa the heart of this brave little woman ever since the day that her husband failed at his desk, and was brought home appare_tly dying. She knew that she could rear the pillars of her domestic structure herself, but how? “ Well, Love I will do what I can for you," said the old gentleman, “and— and—if it were only for you and the ba­ bies, I should aay at ouoe come home, and be as welcome there as you were four year^ago; but you know the house is so small we haven't room in it.” Love smiled a sad smile, and then said, perhaps a bltie provokfagly, "Four of us would occupy no more chambers than three ; the babies are too little to be away from us at night. But if your house were twice as large, father, I could not take my husband's orm little home away. from him, now that he is sick. I shall have to decide per: - “See if my family starves while I’m alive and fa my health ! ” ton, Tremont and Court streets, and Bowdoin square first, to a store and then to the hotel. In each place she asked for the proprietor or the steward, and opening her basket, drew out‘throe little glass jars ot what the hctel-keeper at home had called “ sour things.” In one minute she told her business and the necessity that brought her out on it Her cheerful face, her prompt man­ ner, and bar well-chosen words gained the victory for her. She went back at night pledged to supply home-made piekies, chow-chow and catsup for three hotels and five largo groceries, and toe whispered as she mounted the steps of hat little home, “IT! show father whether or not we are going to starve. ’ Her cheerful story of success did more for her poor, disheartened young busband than a peck of Old School pills or four tiny Now School ones could have done. Tue very story ot on old woman’s poke-bonnet, which was worn one sided in the cars to blind one eye, and of the silly aiis of a silly bride, and of a boy with two guina pigs but­ toned fate his jacket for safe transporta­ tion, really brightened the hope of life fa his heart, and after partaking of a nice supper prepared by their pretty friend, he said : pen and tomatoes, and had brought I prefer to feed myself," replied toe obliged to dismiss, to help her fa her spunky little woman, who fall that it But if you tumid only have aam the toe style of mouth he got up, and heard the old man, although he ' A GRAND DINNER. It was fa 1861, when MillardFiUmore There were two clubs ot good-livers. one in New York and the other in Phil­ adelphia, and they spent one day in every and au all »sn:u their spare CUSll cash 1U in '•"‘J year nuu Aryfag to rival each other's annual " OA that’s true. But ypn ’myjht-r..................... * ‘ bouquets. On the 19th al April, fa the A ? ot might—eh?” ‘ and New'nfii wits year just mentioned, the competition failed him; there wy jw( f?w grand things thft people can do'in the hope of cheating others into the belief that they are working for fun rather than necessity. But soon the old gentleman added—“ I declare, I’m afraid to go home, lest it had reached your mother's ears!” ; ; \ | / £ The proud woman soon heard of it, and she talked angrily about what Mrs. Adaui and Mrn. CoL West, and pureeproud [Miss Allen would say, and she almost inclined to think it would be better to give Love five- hundred dol- culminated in one of the grandest din­ ners that ever .was eaten. Fifteen New Yorkers wer^ brought by fifteen Phila­ delphians to a just appreciation and'full upderstandi^jg of what constitutes a din­ ner, properly’ «> called. The caterer was John W. Parkinson, since then the autbpr of a series of articles on " Amer­ ican Cookery.’’ -A survivor of the New York delegation, fa a letter to the Phil­ adelphia Pww, ■ tella the story ws fol­ lows r As this dinner was given in April, it took the caterer, greatly at a disadvantage as to both game and veg­ etables. It was “between seasons." “Love wouldn't take any mcmey," He could only obtain what he did by replied {the old mon, whose 'attitude special use of both telegraph and ex­ during the etnrverssfcOB w« that of one press. His lettuce, green peas, cauli­ caught out in a cutting,hail-storm with­ flowers, etc., had’to bo ordered from out any umbrella.' I! I' ‘. Georgia. His feed birds came from “ Dreadful fadopendent far any body South Carolina. He sent anglers and that’s penniless,” cried the old lady. hunters to the woods and waters of Vir­ Love and her stout helper went to ginia. The salmon of the occasion work at once, and very soon the china were swimming the night before in the closet, and next the : neat -Kttle lining Kennebec, fa Maine. The dinner con­ room, were filled with glass jars through sisted of seventeen distinct courses. which tiny green cucumbersand onions, Each course was a perfect banquet fa and every thing else nice fa that line, itself. Every separate course ol viands was peeping, or, as Love said, " smiling was accompanied with jta own appro­ on the family.” priate course of wines. The expenThe business west on .bravely, and in siveness and ririly of the liquors will be one year Lave’a husband, who was par­ inferred when I say the opening “ Cog­ tially restored to health, forsook the nac ’’.cost 86 a pintat wholesale. Before bed and took charge of it, and she went' everyone ef the thi back to the nursery,every good mother’s wine-cook r. Behind every guest was n place when’Providenoe doesn’t call her waiter (colored), fa the full evening out of it‘ party-drers of the day—black panta­ This is no pretty fiction to teach loons and .swallow-tail coat, with white young folks that “ where Jhero’s a will vest and white cravat The gloves of there’s a way.” It is a true story of a ,the waiters were not cotton or berlin, brave little woman, and we can tell you but ’ the newest and best of white kid. the street and number of a large store Among the choice and voluntary contri­ fa a certain city, not far away, where ■butions to the common feast were two her enterprising husband has built up bottles ■ ot Madeira wine, which were a largo business, and .made not a little ।brought by Joshua Priee, a citizen who money. was as well known fa Philadelphia nt He says that if Love had never ,that day os Independence Hall. Thcw learned to make picklee, or had been ibottles had come down to him from bin too p>roud to make them for others, fa great-great-grandfather. ( They had his dark time, he should have been fa ।been in the family for over 150 years. his grave five years ago. . ■Their great age was attested by the acWho thinks leas of her lot doing it? i (cumulation of dust, cobwebs, and what The day was lovely, and everybody on the cars and on the street looked cheer­ ful and happy.- Of course there were “JACOB KISSED RACHEL." sick, and lame, and blind, and deaf peo­ The following are the “Opinions of ple, and beggars plenty in the world, but Heaven was keeping them out of the English Press ” upon the subject of her sight that day, .and bringing before the text $hich tells you that Jacob her only happy grown folks and merry kissed Rachel and lifted up his voice Little ones. It Racffel was a pretty girl, and kept The streets looked so dean and the her face clean, we can't see wkat Jacob air seemed so pure that she charged had to cry ab&ut—Fail# Telegraph. herself with having often btroe false How do you know but tha£ MhB'stapwitness against the beautiful, as toe pedhis face for him.—Xadiex’ Treatrun with light heart through Washing­ “Now, girls, I feel as if I was going to get about again, and this it the first np, and with bis handkerchief po&hed time I have had any hope!” —- J ---- --- —... —— «lrm<V lining b^-er.ki^dLo™, she had visited a market garden in thb outskirts of the town and engaged »turned logo, saying, "Keep up a good ravens fed Elijah.1 > 77c~F7~~ “ Why don’t you teach-mmric ?” “ Because I don’t know enough." “You might keep a few very j ' —wall, not just boarders, but 1inmas who don’t care to keep house, and wooMWi«»0Tr,r7 •, r . “Where are— they, where ? T the .......----V' —and — ”7'—’r house and furniture ttie fbfc them ^7; i ’ . hotme and ftofilture ttem F» Weeping is not unfrequenily produced by extreme plea taro, joy, happinew; it might have bien so fa Jacob’s case.—Hardwick'a Science Gossip. The cause of Jacob's weeping was the refusal of Rachel to allow him to kiss her again.—Nonconformist. .It is our opinion that Jacob wept because he had not kissed Bkchel before, and he wept for the time he had lost— Tlu; Citj/ Preet. The fellow wept because the girl did not kiss him.—Pall Mall Gazette. Jacob wept because Rachel told him “to do it twice more,” aud he was afraid to.—Methodist Recorder. Jacob cried becatisc Rachel threatened to tell her mamma.—Sunday Gazette. He wept because there was only one Rachel to kfaa.—ClerkcnwtH News. He weps for joy.because it tasted so good.—Jewish ChnfGcie. ; ' not. These incrustations on the glass were half an inch thick Enchained to our seats by this long and brilliant suc­ cession of culinary enticements, inter­ spersed, of course, with that “feast ol reason and flow of soul,” in the way of wit and song, poetry, eloquence, and anecdote which such - bountibulygood chee*- is sure to faspire, we -sat so long at the table that the sun in the mean­ time had botlrsot and risen again. It was precisely 6 o'clock in the evening when we sst down, and it was high 6 fa I the morning when wo arose. TheJ’hil1 adelphia papers of the day spoke of this i <entertainment os the 51,000 dinner.” The fact jsjthat jour Philadelphia en­ ' !tertainers paid the caterer $1,500 for ।the banquet—$50 i plate. And yet r,uch was the expense incurred fa providing so : great a variety of such rare and cost­ ly i viands. that the purveyor made no profit even nt that. Indeed, he stated i to the committee that while he asked a <carte blanche, be would employ a special clerk who should keep an accurate ac­ । count of nil the outlays, and he would । add no* profit* Tor himself. “All that ; he asked was the pleasure of showing to our friends.from New York what the । culinary aud confectionary art could do । in : his native city of Philadelphia.” DID NOT FORGET. Mr. Larimer, lately of Costillo county, Colorado, was a font young We reckon Jacob cried because Rachel mao^dbu erne to iKwUcgton to get had/ been eating onions.—Eritish .an office. Like many dissipated young Standard. men, be did net succeed. So he went . Our own opinion is, that Jacob wept because he found after all “it was not half what it wm cracked up to be,"— New Zealand Examin-her. NO. 52. SQUELCHING A REGAL BULLY, The following is old—it must be, for I heard it a long time ago ; and, if it has been in print, it will bear printing again: . There was, five and twenty years ago, an attorney practicing in our cojirta, 'named Boonton. Had he been on the frontier hewopld have been cither a blood-letter or an arrant coward, I Some interesting details about th* cut of the London Era, are furnished by tost - indefatigable explorer, M. Maxima du Camp. It appears, then, that even in this gay city there are no leas than 816,000 working people ; onehalf of these are women—a fact that proves that the fair sex of Paris are not lazy. The rag-picking profession has simply a noisy, coarse-grained bully; fallen off since the Commune, and now and his chief delight was to badger and numbers only 6,000. There are seven bully Witnawes of the opposing coun­ largo houses whose commerce oonsinbi sel on the stand. entirely in the purchase and sale of old One day a horse case was on trial, in postage stamps. We have also fifty-one which (Boonton was for the defendant dealcra in false hair, and 1,158 barbers By and by counsel for the pteintiff and hairdressers, who in 1872 sold no called a witness who was supposed to less than 102,000 kilogrammes of chign­ be something of a horse-doctor. He ons,—a kilogramme is. equal to “two was a middle aged, easy, good-natured pounds. “ This article of modern toilman, clad in homespun, whose bronzed brow and hard hands betokened sweat difficult to find that agents have been and tod. His testimony, which was sent cut io China to buy up the tails of clear, simple, and direct, made things the poor.” Of flower-makers there are took dark for the defendant, and when 3,000, and, owing to the Imperial rage Boon ton got hold of him ho proceeded for violets, the number of that political to eroH-question him in his usual emblem sold last year rose to 6,000,000.brutal manner. Said cross-examination The employers or patrons figure at 89,- , wound up rather abruptly as follows : 000, and some idea of theirlionorabibty “ Well, now," demanded the counsel, may be gathered from toe fact that with a tomahawk-like flourish, “what there were only 1,862 bankruptcies and do you know about a horse, anyway ? insolvencies last year. Among the soDo you really profess to be a horte doc- called liberal professions are 1,878 learned and literary men ; 9,420 sculp­ ’ “No, sir, not exactly. I don't pro­ tors, painters, and actors,—of the latter fess to be a horse-doctor, but I know a 2,058 are ladies, A touching fact among good deal about the naterof the beast," this sea of figures is that, whereas the “That is," cried Boonton, glaring literary gentlemen have only 800 do­ first at the witness and then smiling at mestics, they support by the work of the jury, nodding graciously to the their brain no loan than 2,258 persons, Court, and sweeping a triumphant glance chiefly parents. Of doctors we have over the audience—“ that is to say, air 1,726, which is about one to every 1,000 —you know a horse from a jackass when inhabitants. Behind this medical army you see them ?” come 100 somnambulists, 561 midwives, 528 herborista, and 734 apothecaries. witness, with imperturbable good humor Next' Paris comprises 16,256 landlords and gravity, “ between (he two beattt I and 54,872 retired tradesmen, whose should never take too for the hone !“ fortune, in the majority of coses, is the For once fa his life, at least, the bully result of early perseverance, privation was effectually squelched, and amid the and economy. M. Maximo du Camp wild roar which followed he threw him­ contends that there is not a city in the self into his seat and allowed the wit­ world where the people work more than ness to It'ave the stand.—New York in Paris, in spite of the 800,000 idlera Ledger. on the boulevards, the 180 concert cafes, the 288 public halls, toe 25,000 wine BUTCHERS' MEAT. shops, and the 7,226 billiard-boards. An interesting light, says the Pall The workmen here are paid once a fort­ Mall Gazette, is thrown on the myster­ night, on the Saturday. The week that ies of the slaughter-house by a memo­ follows is invariably a dull ode in the rial just presented by Dr. Yeld, Medi­ shops, since the majority of the men cal Officer of Health for Sunderland, to pay their devotions to “ St. Lundi ” un­ the Health Committee of that town, til tt^iir pockets become empty, and against the “blowing and stuffing of ' they are forced to return to the bench meats.” The practice of “ blowing” is to replenish them. This is a fact which described as follows : A tube or pipe should be borne in mind by those who is thrust under the skin of the meat, indulge in invidious comparisons be­ and the butcher or dresser then blows tween the French ouvrier and the En­ the foul air of his own lungs into the glish workman. cellular tissue of the meat, the effect being that a deceptive appearance <>i DIGESTIVE POWERS OF A SAILOR'S plumpness or fatness is given to the STOMACH. meat, aud in many coses it becomes An American sailor named John Cum­ tainted with the scent of nun, tobacco, mings died fa 1808, fa day’s Hospital, etc." This is pleasant lor meat-con­ London, under tluweare of Dr. Currie. sumers, and, Where ignorance is bliss, The post-mortem examination verified it is perhaps folly to be wise; and, now his statements, which the doctors could that public attention has been called to scarcely believe, that hia disease was the “blowing”practice, it might per­ due to bis repeated exploits of swallow­ haps be os well for butchers so far to ing knives, from the effects of which he meet the wishes of the fastidious, as had been sick for three years.. The first to use a pair of bellows for the purpose time he swallowed fourteen knives, be­ of giving a graceful embonpoint to the came sick, but recovered, and com­ carcasses of animals they kill. Even,for menced again, betting from time to time their own sakes they will act prudently on his bravado exploits. While a pris­ by diwintinning the use of the lungs oner on an English ship, in 1805, he in the prooess. Dr. Yeld also protests swallowed seventeen knives in two suc­ against the practice of artificially stuffing cessive days; but this appears 'to have the loins or othea parts of the animal been too much, and after long suffering so a? to give a false appearance vf cor­ he died. pulence. As a remedy he suggests the Fourteen of the knives were found in imposition of a fine for every such of­ hfa stomach, but, strange to say, partly fense of *30 shillings for the first, and digested, the iron parts as well os the 40 shillings for each subsequent convic­ horn handles; the silver mounting, how­ tion. His suggestions were adopted ever, were scarcely touched. The stom­ nuanunously by the Health Committee, ach itself was hot at all injured; he had at Sunderland, and it is to hoped that a good appetite to the last, and his sick­ not only fa that town, but elsewhere, ness and death were alone caused by the artificial fMneta will at leest be pro- haft of a large knife becoming fixed across the intestines. This shows that these mentioned by Dr. Yeld. the gastric and other juices of a healthy stomach have the power to dissolve not TELESCOPIC VIEW OF THE MOON. only horn and bone, but even iron and By means of a good telescope a very steel, but not silver. distinct view may be obtained of too CHOLERA. moon. With a power of 1,000 we are, ad it were, brought to within 239 miles Since the cholera first visited Europe of it# surface, and on vary favorable oc­ and America, little improvement has casions a power even higher than this baa been applied. With the highest of those remedies which early experience power, however, yet employed, no trace suggested. Yet if we may credit recent to the bad. While on his way, to the latter end, and just as he was about to finish up, he was accidentally encount­ ered by Mr. Waldo A. Blossom, a gen­ A xaisiake—not his eyes but his mouth tieman of means and good social posi­ tion, who saw fa the young fellow soma watered.—The IxsdM Chronicle. He thought it was a fast color, but good traits, and after a brief chat took wept to find the paint came off’.—Fine him to his own bouse, treated him kindly, put him oe hia self-respect, and Art Gaoette. finally aucceed in bring him back to the H<- remembered he was her undo aud ways .that were good. He took the though any large towns'must have been racoilacfcad what the prayer-book says. course of empire. Boon afterward Mr. -^hurrh SJCumal. oux.*. did auto exist rm 1*. side. aeen, on thex-iiril. visible Even to the naked eye the moon pre­ I and did not know what sents the appearance of a rugged and him. —EnglUhwomm's for twenty years. But last wii uneven surface, and telescopic observa­ Adviser. one sent him n Colorado tion confirms tins opinion. We find signed “Lorimer, ’’ calling for it had coxae, and he dare not put it off. tion of Blossom. Result: mountains exist, and the elevation —Mrthodist'Newe. had died. He hod settled in aany of these has been measured He thought she might have a big and by observing toe shadows cast by them brother.—.S'jmrting Chronicle. when the sun shines obliquely. At toe Bmhu. 4m for anof dollars—to fao benefactor who was so good to him in Washington. All then shim has hit upon a more excellent means of ' *1. __ 1 t. _ ■. • - .1 ■ ent month. . ■ °° ay. tlut the is nearly 500,000 ; Chisago done havfag about 40,000. «L.elevation of nearly 24,900 feel, and It.. __ relief than Iim been derived by the pro­ fession in Christendom. Dr. Hall, who is credited with the discovery of the new mode of treatment, believed that a sedative rather than a stimulating proc­ tea is required, and accordingly ad­ ministered hypodermic injections of hydrate of chloral. These results have stomach appear to have little value, but one of the physicians who has sion of his new fortune durfag the pres- UIK toingpii Lo^sJtc^T^.r, TUX WORKING PXOFLX OF PASJ^ oaare. Dr. Hali t modeef has beet, published at >wm official organ »f toe Indian Ge Cw.hr. VARIETIES. How to avoid sea-sickness—Kc'ep away from the water. Don’t bathe the’ eyes faieold water ; tepid is the best. Carpets are bought by the yard, and warn by the foot. Triples moke perfection, but per­ fection itself is no trifle. Yon can always find a'sheet of water on the bed of the ocean. Ip your sister fell into a well, why couldn’-t yon rescue her? Becansd you couldn’t be a brother and assist her, Thrk^ companions. with whom’ you Your wife, your stomach, and your conscience. Domestic young lady (making a. P*®) Frank, the kitchen’s not for boys. Has dough such an attraction for you?** Clever youth—“ It isn’t the doe, cousin, it’s the dear.” Xx ipcaklDK of a pcraon’a fanlta, fa a fluster, one day, “ that you are the weaker vesseL" " May be so," retorted the lady, “but I’ll not forget that the weaker vessel may have the stronger spirit in it.” “Wann, Sambo, what’s yer up to nowadays ? ” “Oh, I is a carp’ner and j'faer.” “He! I guess yer is. What department do you perform ? ” “ What department? Why, I does de circular work.’” “What’s dat?” “Why,turn de grindstone." An old lady with a large family, livin near a river, was asked if she did not live fa constant fear that some of. her children would be drowned.. “ Oh, no,” she replied, “ we have only lost throe or four in that way." A max promised his wife on her deathbed never to marry again, and he now offers a reward for rome one who will convince him that a lie is justi­ fiable when it is told to a: o'the the last moments of the departing. ' A rim dealfag largely fa ’coal fa one of our Western cities had in their service an Irishman named Barney. One day the head of the firm, irritated blunders, told him to go to the office and get his pay, and added: “You are bo thick-headed I can't teach you any­ thing.” Says Barney: “I larn'd wan thing since I’ve been wid ye!" “What's that?” asked his employer. " That siventeen hundred make a tom” A stobt is told concerning a storm on Lake Erie, when one of the paaeeugera waa bemoaning the critical state in which the vessel and its passengers were then placed. and asked a friend if the captain did net think the vessel in great peril. The reply was |hat he thought they would get through all right if they could keep out in deep water. “Why,” said the terrified one, water m we can in aballow?" “Yes,” was Che reply, “but then you know if down.' Thb peo-kpife extrnvsgxncc has been Jewell, and the contract canceled. Ito history is a good example of how small public perquisites grow into-abuse*. In the days of quill-pens knives were a and continued hadrompleteh �== * dbiclxm. for tale »*• foUewtuf property: R.pidi, CUop. Lot# 70 iEad a companion, while outJiunting last SEPT, 25; 1874 j Monday. E, Colby aud Co.’s saw- mill ' nt The Hiodopa'buy American coffee- II. R. DICKINSON, BUY YOUR GOODS FOR GASH AND SAVE 15 PER CENT! Hick* ■ immiing- Loss 930,000. Joseph' Decker, of Battle Creek, the other day, and wound up his ideas N>ws first toddled tath. wmo oi the died very suddenly on- Monday , from of a here^fcr on a near rafter. the effiecU of.ii stroke of paralysis. Thia is safl. A Louisiana minister But the child hns constantly grown in A rolhsion between a rack %nd says he won’t faverand cwcuiniicn, and nowenn be fre ght train occurred on the main line clawed among the permanent institu­ at Delhi, Sept. 23. Eight cars were thrown from the track, aud five men tions of Nashville. ' The News is no bantu affair. It was | injured. ' A young man named Ytiglil of ArStarted on our own money, and our object was to make it a succeas.^For' lingtuu, VauBuri-n.Cu. while careless­ BUOCIMOt TO Now I Mean Business. change his shirt till this Beecher is business is settled. He who establishes his argument his reason is very weak. rhmisand’s of poor men Ore spend­ ing as much for newspapers as would Would. r#*pw* fully icfona tb# Public UmU buy them a good mint-julep every day Memphis husbaeds punish their th# above named film sad shall continue nutnmn morning, one year ago, we recovery. wifes by making them sit on chunks iba retail trade of sent out the News to a little band of Sept 2l, while the horse of Mrs of ice while they knit the heel of a less than 60 subscribers. Now our Eli Smith of.Leont. was standing at stocking. books, show nearly 500 names that the de|M>t ia Jackson,' it became Tn London churches they are giving call the N their own. frightened, ran away throwing Mrs. ews notice that "five Punctuality in issuing- this paper Smith out ayd severely injuring Iter. has been onr motto during the post While a bqloon was being inflated year. With two exceptions our paper at a fair at Morenci, last week, it " has been tent out every Friday broke away, end a man who was nsmorning. We are willing to work suiting tn the operation,- gut his leg sixteen hours per day in order to get cutangled inf the trapeze ropesand our paper to iw patrons on time. carried up to the high* of nearly a -We thank our good, jolly patrons1 mile. He bung on until the btiloon bells cease to minutes after the Dry Goods, Groceries Hats, Caps, Cloth- free.” The elephant is out. ermore will the News travel the I would respectfully announce to the public that on Sept. 1st, I will'discontinue the credit business and sell goods for cash or ready pay only. ring all the pews are ' ' . Boots, Shoes, A. French paper advocates that the Notions, Chicago boasts of an Italinnconn Northwestern Umivermtt. ) Evanstun, HI. Sept. 18,1874, J and oountes*. The latter tun ing the crank of a hand organ, and the former May it grow’ better and turning over the money •anted. In accordance with promise to your­ An urchin being rebuked lor wear­ plishing much good for Nashville, is self and others of Nash rille* and vi­ ing out his'stockings nt the-toes, re­ tbe earnest prayer of ye local. cinity* I send y«»u a few lices which plied that it couldn't be helped—“toes may not lie without interest to some wriggled nnd heels didn’t." Remember this fact Whenever a of your readers. Omaha dues not believe a woman wife mentions to any person outside After spending a few diy* at the her family, or to any man, no matter Conference at Kalamazoo, I marled his n right to smoke cigars, carry a cane and drive fast horses. Ladies how ranch of a friend he may be, (or Illinois, arriving here in time to lake notice. • that there is ribt proper harmony be­ spend the Sabbath with relaitves nnd tween herself and husband, she is. A youngs*ter, in describing his Sunfriends. After a delightful visit in the angling kfrtin adventure which means uei>lr.l |»r1 of Sul-. I cum. Imre •'"* ”li'1 W’ "»«,,Mf goes about Whenever a husband telling his ^friends that himself and wile do not live happily . together, it means that ho has found another woman to caress,' and is on ths wuy-4o a divorce court. The lit­ tle troubles which come over the sky yesterday to resume my i I WIIidCMNT I shall soon receive from New York as complete a stock of Goods as cash will buy, and would urge all those who wish to avail themselves of this opportunity. of buying good Goods cheap, to wait. I am bound to sell as good Goods, at far lower-prices than any other firm in town. Lower I warrant all my goods, and He has one wife, which was all the law a’’o-vs any man. and as for poor Aun Eliza he was married to her only This is de- m a Pickwickian sense. hereafter my motto. Brooklyn is a pions place. The highest price always paid for produce. G, A. TRUMAN bny that you are not fit to sit in lhe H. R. DICKINSON. company of good l»oys on the bench. Come up here and sit by me, air.” . If the corrupt Congressmen are a law prohibiting nny person living to be one hundred Such a law would years deprive from old the Bay tiia World-Renowned present a true picture of matchless wilsoot CLOSING 001 SHE! love. BEST IN THE WORLD! beautifii! suburbs of Chicago, i<n 1 this guns at him. t University already takes it place Two young ladies in Corry. Penn­ among the bent instiluI ions of the Wa are closing sal our business and are sylvania, ran a foot race fora prize of offering to lbs public our entire stock Of land. Truly. Ymirs, $10, lhe other day, and a local paper j Goods, consisting of M. C. Wiucdx. nays it was won by ‘-'.he one with She so pleasant­ spelling?" ly and promptly repled, “No, sir,’ Sim BoWles, of Springfield. Mass, that lhe agreeable conversation which doesn’t like Butler, and yet Butler followed lor ten miles leads him to “st-U lives," which Bowles considers hope lor a better acquaintance before n personal affront. Some people are his season ticket expires. hard to suit. ly said, "Are you?’ press of (howands of those interesting A lady undertook to chase the flies An Alabama paper states that the old man paragraphs which do so much out of her room the other day with a hogs in Walker Co, in that State, are to build up the circulation of its week­ towel pin, when her husband darling' dying of disease of the brain. They carelessly in, received a whack on ought to keep their hogs from study­ ly edition. TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! Clothl*;. Shoe*, Wall Paper aed a fall line of Groceries, Greater $500,000. Probably. But who is to the pumpkin, and a thief prowling calculate the estimate of the mischief around stole the call*, and that ended it has done to the morals of tiro com­ the fair. munity ! There’s a. $1 ‘-000 SOiith Jersey Dows at Laxton they believe ir. heiross. who has to many lovers sit­ giving in marriage ting on the fence, .waiting fox her to From a private letter, received yes­ come out nights, that she has given ' terday. we learn that four young her entire ftlrtune to endow, a lunrtic ' couples were married the past Week- asylum Cold weather is coming, yon know. An Oshkosh woman gave birth to Now, after a lapse of ninety odd I fonr children last ,iweek. When her marrying and An Illinois girl gave her lover six Tbe way to wealth is as plain as ly on two words, industry and fnt- money, Lut make the best a#e of .both. Hi-i-lxslnpl State Fair; est gul. "don’t bend over that well so fur. You’ll fall in there, some of these days, and then cat! Gtxirrln SUte I’air; TOR B£ISG THE and ilidnj the largest and best AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF range of work. All-other For Cash X iuMlifatgi tu the Market , v.crr In direct COMPETITION 11 llnniming, Fell* ing, >S!itehhig, Cording. Jii nd in $, Ji rd id ing, Embroidering, Quitt­ ing and Stitching fine or henry "goods it is iitLSurjiass&d. . CSP/or GREAT BARGAINS IN AND GET A DRESS GOODS, Where we have nd Agents we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the ne irest Rail Roa4 Station of Purchasers. SHAWLS. BOOTS 4 SHOES, CLOTHING, Needles far all Sewing Machme^'Tor Saia. “ Look’err, now. Salasha.” yelled a J'erre Haute. Ind., woman to her old­ la liutwpolih Exposition; THAN EVER. IN the way to market. It depends chief­ galitv ; that"is waste neither time nor Amer. liiMltate, X. T. J Ixrol-isna State Fair; day presented although it was three visible behind the man’s ears. Northern Ohio Fair; BEST SEWTdD MACHINES. of her father’s fine shirts for a birth­ months ago a tinge of redness is still Ohio Slate Irtlr? Bargains the head which could be heard all ing so hard then. over the house. Upon recovering his When a widow in any neighbor­ the best subscribers in the world. In senses he gazed on her with a look hood sets her cap for a man, there forty years of newspaper experience of mingled pain nud melancbo’y, only isn't one chanca in a million for any he has never lost a dollar by a wo­ to remark:"!even wish that you wore young woman to win, even if she man. Wo have noticed that our lady dead." holds the four aces. subscribers jift ver allow any dues to An exchange ridiculing the riilicnIn fad women seem to have been made in loris county fairs, which make no effort at good shows, says that tjie order to be trusted, Clearfield fair consisted of a calf, n A paper estimates that the Beechei- goose, and a pumpkin. Il rained so' Tilton scandal has cost, in types, tel­ hard the first night that the gnuse egrams, correspondents and lawyers, swam off, the calf broke loose nnd ate '2TT’.to 'Highest Premium was Cincinnati Exposition; A western editor says woman nre collect against their names. EVERYBODY Talk of lhe ardnr of first love, or of takes a bald-headed old bachelor to . 50 Dollars ! ! FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, lhe depths of a mother’s love, but it cideldy novel, and it remains to he A very preily girl nsk-.-d a young blue garters." seen what the residue of his Pick­ man on lira Mame railroad, if the va­ Commodore Vanderbilt admits that wickian consorts will think about it- cant seut by his side was engaged. he isn’t much on orthography, but 'Dry Goods, Notloas, They may make times wry <iv.-ly After saying, "No. Miss,’* he. highly Blinkers asks, “What in thunder does Crockery, Boots and unprofitable for the old prophet- appreciating her beauty, unconscious­ a man worth $7,000,000 care about really anxious to wreak vengence up­ on the newspapers, they should pass <8TOi Machine FOR that 0. 0. D. is Texas lawyers go in to win when . court lo which he w.is cited to appanr water works at a cost, .of $150,000. they take a case, knowing that if they in the divorce suit brought-by Ann The work has already been com fail their client's friends will crowd This is one of the rno«t along the toad homo and aim shot* Eliza, his nineteenth wife, by, plead menceik nig that she was nol his wife nt all —-SHUTTLS- Selling Even ( offering a good article, aud invite the atlarge increase of students over nny the onloon-kecpero quote oqriptiire (itntirn as tbe public le an examination of previous year. The attendance last- One of them ha* a sijn : "W’hy.hnlt gopds and prices, before purchasing ’’ year .was nearly 900. The Universi­ between two opinion^ ’ . <elsewhere. Teacher: “Peter you are such a bad ty consists of eight departments: Col Of wedded life like fitful doids in leges of literature and science, la v, the morning, will, in ninety nine’cases medicine, theology, ladies’ college,etc. out of every hundred, entirely fade The sale of liquor, ns a beverage, nway before night, if the wife and within Jour miles of the University,, husband will cadi refuse to take any is prohibited by a special act of the other living souls to their confidence, legislature, and as a’ resuh the con­ nnd try half as hard to bu to be lovers trast between this and other places is us to be enemies. great. Evanston is to have the Holly Brigham Young has surprised the a IVevKdea! intend to maintaia the reputation of course of a’hI thicken, but the chicken was kept too long before it was killed.” s•.tidy iu th'i« institution opening very auspiciously, with a c«n« I Mean What I Say I ing, Crockery, mid see him on every possible occa- -sion. belter and be the means of accom­ separation. ■ said to be dying Young men will take warning, for their generous patronage during guillotine be •abolished nnd fhat crim­ 1 de»c» tided, was badly frightened but tbe past year, and hope to'merit a inals be executed by sawing them in unhurt. coutim jyiee of the same from hence­ two with a buzz saw same road. Stkby’a. _A_YLSWOBTB k IFULLRB, by’noiso and command, shows that that end we have worked. W? think ly liucdltng a gun, shot * himself, on we have succeeded. On that cool, th-.- 20lb iusL There are luq>es of his forth and forever. We shall try. And now good bye to Vol. 1 Nev­ FUvhkrty. Cb«»pTb« property kno WALL PAPER. OU Machines taken ia Exchange. GROCERIES, we’ll have to carry water." CROCKERY. “ What do you know of the charac­ ter of this man V was asked of a wit­ years it has been discovered that bailband t—.*— protested, she whimpered, ness at a [xjlice court the other day. spitting on tbe bait doesn’t, help in out,. "Shadrack, ,you know . how these “What do I know of his character ? the least to catch the l» there (taper accidents are reducing tU I know it to be unbleachable, your any one in America who isn’t as mad population of Wiseonitin.” honor," he replied with mtuliemphai With a sardonic gnu, Wix poured -i ,, . . । _i, • anruvuic grin, n ia jMJurtu Bret Hart is eaid to be constantly 'i some muciiage into hia empty hairIt is impoanible fo say just how hasd up. Such, however, .s genius.—, oy bottle, yexierday, and th s morning they should strike a ynnug tnan who I EMhange. If being hard np consti- j the hair of om of tbe oarvant girls howles around and disturbs a camp meeting, but a 2.000 pound blow is; fight enough. i shut hot mouth. Mancfactured by the Michigan Stove Co., and warranted for one year. Sand for Circulars, Price List, &c., and Copy of the Wilson Reflector, -me of the b?st Periodicals of the day. devoted to Sewing Ma- The largest stock of Paints, Oils, Varahkes aid Braxhes ever brought to NishviUa. Also a large stock of Cross-cot Saws, in News aad MlaceHaay. eluding the Sliter SO el Diaaaad, the fastest cutting saw in the world, aud all to be offsied at prices heretofore unheard of for iCash. MINING 4 ALLEN. C. C. WOLCOTT Agents lilui Seiirn Mata I CLKVKL1ND. OHIO. �NEW PLANING MILL of llw j«r. OUR PATRONS: PROVISIONS! over to the devil. CAPT. BOISE ^LANINO, they ab*I! ?*XI shall with we can writing .* —A sidewalk has been lard in front of the Christian Chtiroh and grounds. —Thtt- section wai visited by r. idighi frost on Monday night. No great "damage was done to crops. _G.. A. Truman retnmed from New York Wednesday rooming, and those new goods have also arrived. —Quite a number of subscriptions LIVERY AND TO STABLE I b» Sldlnr, J oaldlags ke,, Fubtic, Good riga furnlabcd partieit on abort no- . I*. J: Wheeler, brick store. Chas. Richardson " “ Cris Holler, residence: Dr. Young, residence and office. —— Durham, - “ • H. P. Bullion, “ A. W. Olds, planing mill. Geo..Simpson, residence. !UCB. Ia J. Wheeler, “ * - Drensed Flooring. E. D. filTGOOD, PHormrroit. sixty dollar*.' and such eted- in the place of buri- remember at this ^ATCHIXG, Haaelli Firnt da«* farmers* and the public nee. Price* to akali be reckosed *• * fall month nnd sbnll be reckoned from that date correspond with the close times. East tide to the first of October follovinf, and for no nf North Main BL. NaftyttU, Mtob. less rime. . . Thai said license shall npl ba assign ibis without tbe consent of ths President of the Village of Fashvilla; Mich. Has removed her place of bualnrt* to the That any person found violating this Ordifirst door south of Bmitu A Put­ nam's Hardware. She has just received he Imprisoned in th* county jail not exceed­ G A. Truman, brick store. ing throe months, or until discharged accord­ ing to law. Aud shall bo guilty of « misde­ Buiseand Chipman. frame store. AND WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY meanor and bo punished- accordingly. ON HAND And this dues not include lhe many The Marshal shall tee that this Ordinance additions nod the' other buildings, BOTTOM PH€ES FOR CAsO! MRS. L. O. CROCKER Cash raid for Product of all kinds Experienced Workmen Employed. I alao manufacture Soft and Hard-Wood IQu Call and examine bcfor» purchasing Nashville, Nov. 1st, 1876. II A Cimglete Assartmeat 01 Millinery facts as they appeared at-the still. < Maple Grave slander story, has vnThe claimed mis-statement consists cut»>4 Maple Grove, and gone tu Ne­ String*, and warrants every one. of what Joe k:uJ that Jim said th«ri braska to sojourn. • BOOTS A\n SHOES. McCormlek’s hall, on Tuesday Iasi, il was decided not to context'the suit commenced in lhe U. S-^mirts again?! this township for unpaid railroad . botids, and Clement Smith and John I.^a.tli aitcl Shingles, constantly on hand »*“ Raw and Fhraing Mill east of the Drpat, Nashville, Mich. ___ _ _ L. C. BOICE. ATTENTION, 48 FELLOW CITIZENS ATTENTION, ALL! The Old. the Young, tba High, the Low the Rich, the Poor, the Bond and thvTrai Wc would revpecifully announce to the building and is beeping house therein. public that we have added a full line Boots and Shoos- to our stock, which we His wfte, of course,plays a prominent will sell very cheap for cash. part in the Inlier role. 4G • W. H. Kochkr it Hsia We received a call from Sheriff EOST.—A dark-colored Hack Coal, boV’ruoman, of Hastings, and he expres- t ween Smith & Putnam's store and the river. etl hi* good will towards the News, Th" finder wtil confer a favor Uy leaving It with CUABLKS PuTXAM. I in a way we like lo see. Dr. Your.g has nicely flitted tin his A W. OLDS. B. Gregg were, chosen delegates to he subscribed fur the News. S J. Pnndle has disposed of his Our motto is to sell ns cheap as the cheajiest, give 16 023. to the lb. anti the right change every time. fur our County officers, and your slum- other place in western Michigan, Hotise. Last Wednesday night he was found by a neighbor dead in his bed The immediate cause uf his death paid off and he determined to have a I • glorification.'’ The next morning he is not known, althuogb he has been lie could not walk in very poor health for several years and fell from the steps of n grocery It was thought from his appearance was yel so drunk when found that he might have been store, catting a large gash in his head. dead three or four days. His wife, who Just about this time Marshall Griggs is partially insane, was living in the appeared at lhe scene of the disaster house with him, but had n?t discov and Pit wm taken to the cooler to get ered his death. ■ sober and pay a fine. * Dated Naahville, Sept. 0. 1874. A. J. Hahuy. I C. Aixswonric. )-l SMITH & PUTNAM Xz* By calling one dour north of Truman’• new brick, you will fin.! hskinjMe lillirn 1 Dress MjLct, wh^ keeps constantly on hand a full line of Millinery, • also a good assortu eat of ed Charles Gray, of Sunfield, gut in­ The west ward bound mail and mix­ to a rumpus over a game of cants, last ed train on the Chicago k. Lake Hu­ Wednesday, which led to blows, Lar­ ron Rat’road, September 16th, was kins using a sling shot and causing thrown from tfie troek one'mtle and however settled by Larkins paying .on each side of the track, and thetrai k Larkins waa then pried outwardly on each was again arre«t<» I ou chanieof carry side, so that the wreck was an inevit ingconcealed weapons, and fined $5 able result The engine, one flat cur and costs. and three box cars were ditched and him $10 and costs of suit. a yotrng married couple badly wrecked. A. Sanderson, en As she is daily receiving New Goods, is theie*»y enabled to furnish you wiih ALL iii« LATEST STYLta A LIVE, 8F1CY NEWSPAPER EVERY DAY FOR THREE MONTHS FOR They are now selling the new improved , Oliver Chilled Plow innocent game*, with the agility of , osnrABt. two frisky lambs. Friday he changed Draw-On tbe 11th, inat. George Bacbillor the monotony of the thing a little by ofCaalvtoa, Michigan. giving her a “basting." This caused Hampshire Co. Mm*. March 25th, 1802 sad I Icily, but they auuu fchuuk New Store lasted unld seven odock CORN, APPLES, " REMEMBER That tbe place to buy your Of all atylM and shea, and MgTAT.l PARADY, Manufacturer uf Clover Seed, &c. Boot* and Shorw. U»VD? and K'-patrtng twsllr Delivered at their Uoau/fiinoedMb.yrmapUy. Natfvtfla ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE ASH VILLE HOUSE.. »Ux-t altra- Cavy. G. V. McUobmicb, Wopriaior. XA.feHIVir.T-.E. - N1 tola lint n. SHINGLES. WATER LIME, SALT, [JNION HOUSE. HAIR, . F Dascbb, Proprietor. " M.Vt-lIIVlIeUE, - snolxltrnri. This House >■ cealraJlr located tn the portion of the rlltac*. sod pur«t» win rvrrirs vr«<» ...v II.!'. In Ihlr.t DHENIX HOUSE. Jtnr» Baied. il Proprietor. Charlotte, Mid'. Fir t d«»" »«*•• I Is rooms fur sgvnts. ’I crm» two 'Miass per «toy. NATIONAL HOTEL. A. Wrx*N», New Goods XI rropHstor. H.wtlnc, MV-h K-rnthioc tu inter. U»>d sotcple room* ou trst floor. Vena* ^yM. JONES, BOTTOM PRICES. Y OF CORSE EVERYBODY KNOWS The only place lo gel a 13UGGY DRESS GOODS. fttoraUJ trails if Untie hie JJiilruO. Michigan Centra' Kailroad Kot around tbe corner, but next door to Halbert A Co. WOLVERINE MILLS! THE VERY DEST GROCERY STORE! C. HOLLER, Miller. VEBT CHEAP! I urn nailing for le«ra (Man aag one elar, for the name etnaliiy of work. posilit’ffy, that those tfottoaadrs and €awimerrs I say wanting Buggies, wilt AT LOW rsicu I HORACE BOLTON' Grocery ud Pr.riwo Store Neri Door North of Ayhworth's, WOOL! WOOL! My Carding Machine ** Yow price* are Ijc’ow Grand Rapid*. 1 will take the top enrrisge and surprise my wife."—Jerry Roy­ ers, Carltrm. And if I had apace 1 could refar to a hundred othera that will go their lavt dollar on my bugfiiaa. And now . heretofore. We make cusImo work a spacially. Pl.oo rive us a trial and “ I am well aalirfied with my bug­ gy."—Adam Wolf, Maphi GrotM. COBSETS and HOSIERY 6S I1ASD1 NEW SHOP IN HASTINGS. “ I am delighted with my buggy and .would not let it go.” — lFn». Chidester, Rutland. , fRINTS FOR lo CENTS. Er. LaUff ul Vid Cmrd TRUNKS! Would rvapectfully iafum the public that IS Lee Reed’s Hear wUat my Cnitonen Say. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! W, A. AYLSWORTH. And hare It warranted thoroughly, Uat PoplinB, Grass Cloths, &c. IVaHlxville, - - NIicli., Going WmH. . CH1-LA.I*. “As long as Leo RocJ make* buggies, I ailraU 1 uy tuy buggies of him — A. J. Bowne, Hastings. —.Th«s News has shined fur •some Yankee TCotlonn. &>c Boots and Shoes. save money by buy­ ing of m e! «__________ JJL. REED. EYE and EAR I Dr. R. €. THOMPSON, «df AACHMtON, traarta ACUTE AND CHRONIC D MUSES a aiADr CATARRH, ASTHMA. Groceries, Provisions, J thu « u only be emoog jrau who i> * Wmacufactura our Harniluro from the “ Yon arc o t I ho road to sttcceNS, torongbly seaooned lumber and w r as long as you ttrako good work, as which for color and weight are unsurpassed a to be is represented yod'lmve always done'*—Wm. S. Goodyear, Hustings. e, Mich. .“ You can depend upon wh.it Leo says about his Ituggies."—IL A. Goodyear, Hastings. — AND — Cozy Little Brick Store, the fiexi -beat list, if their accounts arc TAILOR OATS, EHR 9 UDS A ND COFFIN LIN INGS kept constantly on hand. Everything New! Nub.Ula. S^n. U. ini. morning. L1EBIIAUSER. POTATOES. COFFINS AND CASKETS, NEW GOODS! DOLLAR, ZDZR^Z- GOODS Clothing, Hats, nnnianrc. THE EVENING NEWS Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing FOft SALK CHEAP! Goods. Ei’iurr Acukb or Laxn, oae-bslf mile umuui he died. Although aomewhal advanced in fied Monday night by inyiung giierts life when he remo.ad to Mmhiran. y« he and having u "walk-'t-roatitT which Parlor, Library, Dinin, Office .at GENERAL FUNTGRE! WTir AYLSWORTlt, Baiy Cabs aid PeraBWaturs i ONE GRABD RIVER VALLEY DIVISOR. CLEMENT SMITH. \J 12A.WYRR, DUSTERS, AC.. AC.. B.UTH A PUTNAM. living in the north part of the village, gineer, and George Corey, fireman, etnuh nnd on« and a quarter went of Na«hnear the Tnotnapple, that cat up some were somewat injured, and n ptusen • ville. For mrticulara inquire nt Smith & queer antics now and then. They are ger had a hand injured. Pnlnam'a hardware. 48-5 C PENNOCK. very playful, and any fine evening Joseph Saunders, editor of the Charlojle Republican, has returned from his trip to England. . JACOB LENTZ Young Ladies and Gentleman attention; Lawyers, Doctors, Laboring Men end Wm E. SAVAGE & BRO'a COLUMN Gentlemen at larjre: ~ B. RASEY, Dravmnn. Good* and lUi-cv- cvrled 'o anr .n t»w tUImv. J Manufacturers and keeps on han FOR SALE CHEAP! FANCY GOODS. blood to flow freely from the head of halt Irom Olivet Station. The wnck Gray. X5»ay had Larkins arrested, wm Hie result of au ncl of ninlevol and commenced suit against him enee on the part of some scoundrels placing his damages at $100. It was The splice bars were taken from a rail MANUFACTORY! which they guarantee to give satisfactiou or no sale. They are also selling the Charlotte Plow and Drag, Union A ■•noil. firs, cbm* TURBINE WATER Together with a full assortment ot Churn, Empire Wringer, ‘RathIVHEEL I Inquire of' burn Stores, Jefferson Nails, Jakes Clash. MIRRORS, PICTURES. Prt A Mr 50-1 Hulingx, Mich, and all first class Goods in their line. AND CARDS, BRACKETS, —Lester Larkins and a man nam­ —Thete WhatNow FURNITURE than any other firm in the Slate. Saturday, the 19th inst., Andrew —Au upholster from Chicago, who calls himself has doing Nodine,- an old man about sixty-four nuu iiiniazii “ Pit," 111, iiu* been much uuiii£ wmewo.k ia bi. line .1 lhe Union I°r l,,u‘Z '• n..li»W <nu It" B'sck^Hh Just ice of the Peace, D. C. GRIFFIT*1' CHA8. w. DEM ARA Y.. Hardware Cheaper ence clear. t » nmtUi-. All trimta ai JJENRY H. WOOD. 1 buy all kinds of produce in tbcis aaaaon Our businriM is conducted on strictly tem­ which we ship and retail at bottom prices. perance principles. . AINSWORTH Ac BROOKS, Express office buildivg, West side of Main Proprietors. St., Nash vile, Mich. Hardy and Anisworth is dissolved this day bera will be sweet and yuiir toosci- Stack- WEBSTER X>UOBBS. pay tbe Highest Market Pries for 4*c » ^c « Clocks, Spectacles, $c. 18 Convenliu* at Hastings to-morrow chatties preparatory to moving to Paw lie brfoi'e Sept. ]*t, and save costs. Gentlemen, do your duty. See that Paw, a towu that has more codfish good and honeiff men are nominated 1aristocracy within its limits titan any AEORGE 9tMF8Cm. Btockamith. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, STUCCO. UT* Persons hadng a.'counts with Theo. M-ixson will please call and set rirtirffiTr t ' attention ttlr.n tn il»r tmtmrat <-.f Private ntnsasM. Oflks oos door north at tbe Xzprvas oflkc, MaahvUle. , LATH, On aud afUr Tburaday, Sept 2Wi, I will Keagle were chosen to go to Grand prosperotn farmers, has pre*en«cd lhe make cider’every day. Rapids nnd settle the mailer. N<Wt with n specimen basket of Barry rille, M'cb , i^ept. 19th. —At the Republican Township large peaches and apples! Thanks. 4G F. D. Soules. Gaucus, holden at McCormick's hall, -Mr. James McCartney,of Geneseo, HOMY TO GOAY on Saturday last, Lewis Durkee, il. 111., has been visiting his brother On real estate nn 1 personal securitea Before he started Tor home II. Wood. C. H. VanArmnn nnd II. Robert. represent this township at tbe County rift, a ^.wicftiuiif. gASTMAN & YOUNG, The Child caw get just as Good Bar­ grins as the Aged. Cider! Cidr7! Mr. Jarrard one of Maple Grove's Oflie. 1.0 H. YOriiftj. M. D. Vi w.ntld lavtte 1 he tn of sartMtw Ki hU Hnr.' to him a rail at IIMt's "M »U*d FRESH MEATS, —At life meeting of lhe voters Homio. Phyrtdim ap.1 nr,r *xt ^-'ynrr of W*sMB|a'*c at>A Kate 0M-, For tbe Wbolraale and Raiall Trade. ROEI& CLEVER, and the board- of this township; at A. RAHfcER. M.. D.. H W . ■ doors -mith of Trirnmn*, More,Ham MEAT MARKET! cousin Bob. ■ TW uunt, imo, I ■ >n - n .. . ________________________ B.H. WK ~^ Goods, ' and FANiC’Y 6OOIW expire with this number. U yon want nor tie buildings now in process of ' your paper discontinued, let us know. erection, which- unit number at least ftcie evidence that said license has no* been Ml!« DOWNING, paid. six. Verily, Nashville is bound lo —Ainsworth & Brooks have mov­ This Orlinnncr sh«H lake effect on the finti Itecutuc U mn itanner village. day of October, 1874. ed their warehouse . on the en»t aide E. J. FE1GHNER? 0. A. TRUM tN, There in one place in Naahville where you of Main St, down >to tbe railroad Rerordcr. President. in bay all kinds of track, and are building u platform on ’ Jacob Hoffiiinn has our thanks fur When one it in lhe act of tipping the south side. GROCERIES Drags,PROVISIONS his hat lo n hdy whom he snpponett some nice, large excellent apples. —Some of onr eitixens are still TEIi Strong, of LaPurte, Ind., has is nn neennintnnee, it requires some UiMkiag ths pablic for past favors solids a YAMKEE K0TI0H8, continuance' of lbs Fame, and would blasting nwu} on that thread Darc! been visiting his brother, the editor of tact to make believe he is only scratch inloi-m tbs public Ibst tbsy wilt ing his bend ns he discovers tire lady subject—ths Beecher^scat.dal. For the N^twa for a few days. • ke«p conttaatly ou hand JSchool IBooIkh, is a stranger. our part .we are sick of the nasty Job K. Wilcox «ays that he never mess. “Give us a re*t" Stoue apdjWooden Ware, LOCAL MATTERS. denied saying that lie heard the alt kinds, which will ho sold low for canL —The Banner acccnses ns of mis­ Maple Grovo ■ slander story from ■a- vou can buy of Griffith one pound Tbe highest price paid for Hides, '’ells And all kinds rf Goods stating the facts in the assault case Griswold. etc. Give them a call on West side Main St aahrille, Mich. _ In our line, and get tbe worth of y< ur monagainst J>«b K. Wilcox. We gave the Samuel Norton, the subject of the day Clock, for 30 cent*. his aunt Jermimn said lw way uf Ins Bttfitnrfl.s IHrfffcnj. - Re-sawing, &c., groceries and ^roriawns, tire prominent buildings erected and completed daring the past year, so far as attention gtSr You will find us In the building LOW JRO» CASH C0N8U1PTI0M, £PLEPT1C FITS, k HZ* fpedal tdtrmkm given to the । Dwases of the Eye and Ear. HOBACE HOLTON. FOWLES, O.r*er I. B. KOCHER & BRU WmcB—«a2 MsIm 8*., oppaeite Mibhvrd H««»e.Jaaka-o. M>ch. �WiLsorr’s Tonic 1—Untailwg and IxrAU.nB.E! -This great OhiM Tonic cure; . 1IEW8 Ilf BRIEF. TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS OF AI < KINDS, AND KXCLUIIV* M4XIU 0» t 'the poor man. be- it cr.sUw and subjotted to a wealth. This greet BoxKTLixa Nick.—Gentlemen withdrawn, a:J socoiuI-c'am । tbe future. k IB.—Th* President, in POLITICAL. in Louisiana wasnow about 19,000 majority. » meeting pees aspect would bo fully resumed in New i lions doprobable that any further instructions will Daily Graphic, claiming damages ot *100,000 fersnee. It h right that women should have the privilege of the Elective franohiae." THS GREAT SCAUPAL. ‘ —Tbe ArkaiuMui Republicans have decidedI Uabedaemall volumoentiUed "LifoTho^ttv, 1 Thkodokx Tu-ros's Ixdictxkkt of Hexlt by Henry Ward Brocbor, sditad by Edna Dean to expend all their strength in- an attempt to’ . Wak* BoKratEK. defeat lhe new Constitution. Tire second aUtcmoat of Tbaodoro Tilton rralixiug ' Id the Beecher cue is published in full in the month*. nlnated Judge Biddle tar Gsvrencr. Th*’ GiRago. TH'HWW. of the 191b ot Septonbur, resolutioua favor the recto ration cf' gold • and1 and fills four pages of that paper. Il ia a riltcr as the only true basis of the currency' review of tho Brooklyn committee's report and was burled with Masonic honors, ho being an answer lo Mr. Boecbar'a statement before pose the Civil Rights bin and a third Frori-’ tho couiBiittce. It presents quite an array of dsntial torm. and hold thut corporations’ now facta and documents, aud introduces bovPresident of the Society of the Army of the rhould be forced to a faithful performance ofr era! new names in connection with thia ugly Cumberland. • their duty to th» public. 4 and apparently intortainable quarrel. Of —A wedding* in high life is announced to1 —The Democrats of New York, In sesaicnAl course tbe document is so lengthy that our take place In Chicago on the 20th of October. Syracuse on the 16th and 17th of September, ' space will not permit ot even an abstract of uotnlnaied Samuel J. Tilden for Governor, ' it, and hsiioe we present tbe Tribune’s brief Grant and Mias Honore, a reigning belle of aud William Doriheimor for Litmtsnant-Gov­ tbe Garden City. The wedding will take place ernor. Tho reBoiaUotiH dsclare: Gold and‘ recapitulation of the ]>ohite In the iudictment, leaviiig Uio reader to form bio o^a judgment at the residence of Potter Palmer, a brother­ silver ths only-legal tender i sUady steps ' an to how for Tilton^iaa succeeded in over­ in-law of the bride. ■ toward specie payments; payment of the pub­ ' throwing the conclusions ot the Plymouth lic debt in coin; Federal taxation for revenue’ Church Committee: . OitXKRAI.. only; no sumptuary laws; corporations tho —The Beptsmber returns of the Department creatures of the Stalo; do third Proaklcntial’ _ 1. Mr-. Tilton commences by answering tho . two statements of Mra. Tilton, that ho had of Agriculture show a very heavy decline in Southern -^ates except Virginia, caused by tbe long-oonti..uod Irought, accompanied by —It is reported that tbe Black Hille are being invaded by large numbers of emigrants from Montana and other Territories west. —The rates of transportation from Chicago usually low for this season. On the 14tb New York were, per bushel: Lake, 3fc; canal, 10c ; total to New York. ISJe. To.Llrerpool: t^c, gold; making In all from Chicago to Liverpool 23fc per bushel. By way of Mon­ treal the rates were: Chicago to Montreal, 14c; steamer to Liverpool, 10c; in ail, 2<c per bushel. —At the recent session of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars of the Bute of New York, il waa Btate<L.tbal during -the year 16.326 —The Tennosrco Republicans have nomin­ ated Horace Maynard for Governor. —The Republican Convention of South Car­ olina adopted a resolution favoring Gen. Grant for a third terra. —Lieut.-Gov. Woodford, of New York, an­ nounces his intention to retire from Congrees, and publMhes an address to uis constituentaaking them to celeci a successor for the bal. PORKIOh. —Guizot, tbe groat French etAlenman and -writer. U dead. —There is a great strike of cotton operatives at Bolton, England. Tbe strike stope »eventyfottr mills, employing over 13,000 hands. —A Madrid dispatch announce* that tho Republican troops, under Gen. Faria, bare gained an important victory over the Corilata. —Throe thousand troops will leave Spain, during tbe present month, for Cuba, and it is number of members is 31,672. against 3C,93i announced that 5,000 more will follow iu Oc­ last year. The loss In membership is largely tober. oaing to suspensions. —Tho Giles of nobhily hi Cuba, which ware abolished in 1873, bare boon revived by CRDfK AXD CRIXlKAIAi. decree of the Captain-General. A heavy —The invoatigation of the fraudulent safe­ tax is imposed upon tho wearers, with the robbery in Washington baa resulted in the in­ dictment of the Buspectcd officials, among —A dispatch from Constantinople says the whom are the District Attorney aud lhe late Governor of Angora reports that 24.000 Chief of the Secret Service. people are utterly destitute, and will require —Poelmasler-Gaueral Jowell advertises a maintenance throughout Che winter. reward of *5,000 for the arroat of tbe parties who committed what is known as the “ Gad's THE LOUISIANA WAR ENDED. Hill robbery," in Missouri, on the 31st of JanNew OnLEAXS, Sept. 17.—The war la over, utry last, aud *3,(XD reward for the arrest of tbe robbers of the San Antonio' stage, in and tho city is now under military rule, as shown by tho following : . —A Lexington (Mo.) special says a ehoot­ ■'ninjas. Dsr.Mrrxi.xT or the Gvlv. I New OBLKax.i. La., Sept. 17,1874. ( ing affray occurred there recency between - [Circular.] . Deputy-City Marshtl.L. A. Kano aud Deputy "John McEnery and D. B. Pennj styling Sheriff Eugene Ewing, in which Katie was killed and Ewiog mortally wounded. The Lhetnsdvee respectively Governor and Lioulenant Gorornor of the State ot Louisiana, shooting affair grew out ot an old fend. Bullard, the Boylslou (Maas.) bank-robber, having infoimed the department commander whe arrived from New York last week, has of tbeir willinguree under tbe Froeidcnt's made a eonfasaion of Ida connection with the proclamation lo surrender tho^ltate property robbery, aud that the amonttt obtained »» now in their poaeeaaion, and. to disband tho *496,000. Bullard nays Glover is innocent of insurgent forces under their command, Brevet Brig -Gen. J. B. Brooke, Lieutenant-Uclonol of twelve years in the State Frieon. Glover 3d infantry, te charged with tho duty of. was convicted ot being accessory before the taking poeeseaion of the arms and other State fact of the robbery, but Bullard asserts that property. Ho will occupy, tbe State House, no one except the men actually engaged iu Araonal and other Stalo buildings until fur­ the robbery bad the slightest idea that it waa ther notice. He ia hereby appointed to com­ to occur. Glover hat already served four mand tho city' ot New Orleans until such time ao tho State aud City Governments can be re­ —The Grand Jury of Gibson county, Tenn., organised. Tbe present police force in the had found forty bills of indictment against city, under charge of Thomas Boylan, will re­ parties suspected of haring been concerned main on duty aud be responsible for lhe good order and quiet of the city uuttl regularly re­ in the recent outrage at Trenton. —Ths Wellsboro (Pa.) Bank was recently lieved. " By command of Col. and Brevet Maj. Gen. W. H. Emory." ths President and his family. In accordance with arraugomenta previously from Malvern to the Hot Springe Of Arkan­ made, Gen. J. R. Brooke, accompanied by sas were stopped by the Jarnos and Younger Licrute. Wallace aud Roc, wont to the execu brothers, and the paauengors robbed of tive office, at the St. Louis Hotel. Upon the various amourte aggregating about 12,000 entrance of Gen. Brooke, Govs. McEnery and Malvern is a station on tbe Iron Mountain Penn, shaking Landa with him, iu trod need tho aud Southern railroad, forty-three miles three Federal officer* to a number of promi­ south of Little Bock. No arrests wer- made. nent citizens present. Gov. McEnnrv then stated to Gen. Brooke that he gave him pos­ session of tho State Capital aud all other FfflK8 ASD CA8U4LTIKS. —A fir., in the ealabliahment of the Cedar State buildings within lhe llmiteaf Abe city. Gen. Broqjto merely bowed iu acceptance, and tho Governor read to him • protest agaiuat of about *12,000 on machinery, presses, etc. —While a party Of ladies and gentlemen tho occupation of the State building* by the military, in which ho stated that it waa never the intention of the Citizens' party to reebt ment. Bkdle Bohn and Mira Hkckcubury were tho Federal authority. At the cenclurion of thia address. Gen. Hllsd. • —A calorBd»boy named Gunnel Woodruff, •caten.-ed to the Bute Penitentiary from In- from Lieut.-Gov. Pean a statemoat of all re­ diuupolis two yrera ago, and tranaferred to cords. etc., which were In the building when tbe Homo of Refuge, ceo*p<>d from th»t ioatltation one day lout week. Ho a*.tempted to follower* then withdrew, leaving the Capitol of Louisiana in possession of the military oM- intending to go to Chicago, where his two companies of the 3d infantry marched down, and were quartered in the building. Col. Thomas Beylan, McEncry'a Chief of Police, atantly cruihed to pieces by the wheels of lhe RAILROAD INTRLLIGEfiCX. Moines, Iowa, with a capital of *4,000,000, for the construction of a railroad from that city and Waraaw railroad for tbe month of August ware; 1874, W9.718; 1873, •IM.8S1 T&crease in 1871. *26.675. »M,7n; im, Ron. drees to the pccple, advising a cheerful Moreover, obedience to lhe constituted Miboritioa. New Orutaha, .Sept. 18.—The following exthat they bad done no harm; no separation “ Hnqsa. Detaetx uit or the Gti.f, I New Orleaxh, La., Sept, is, 1874. f V. A atDgular extract from th* records of Plymouth Church, tbe original of which Mr. idomw raandiog.’’ In accordance with the above, Kellogg at Best Organs on Mor.t Favorable Terms. Cabinet or Parlor Organa are capital thioga for peddlers to work with. becaufo very poor pure can be made at half the ooet of good ones, and few peo­ ple are competent to tell the difference from a first examination. Manufac­ turers print, in their catalogues prices which are throe or four times as high as lhe value of such cheap work. Then Lhe peddler starta out and puts them on the people in various ways. Ho sells at an enairadus discount, if ho can get cosh ; takes part trade, if necessary, or letvea tho orgin awhile on trial, and tells it on long time at “ manufacturer’s price," exhibiting the catalogue to show that it is such, or even at a dis­ count from this, which ho can well af­ ford. The Mason A Hamlin Organ Co. have recently nunouncod a plan which is likely to interfere with this business. This company, as is well known, makes only tho best work, which, by its uni­ form excellence, has obtained tho high­ est reputation for their organs. They proved the best, aud obtained the high­ est awards, at the roccut Vienna ami Paris World's Expositions, aa they have uniformly done in American Industrial competitioiiH. The fact that these organs are tho best in the world, it in­ deed too well established to need fur­ ther indorsement. The company have now added a large now factory to their former extensive works, and design to greatly increase their business. This they propose to do by offering organs for time pay­ ments, or for rent with privilege of pur­ chase, at barely sufficient advance on -the cosh prices to afford a reasonable interest for the time. An organ may ba hired by the quarter with privilege of purchase nt any time in onoyenr or longer. If purchased within the year, the wholo cost, including rent paid, is only five to to ten per cent, more than if the cash had been paid down at tho be­ ginning. Persons having any idea ot purchas­ ing will be wise to send a note to the Mason A Hamlin Co., at either Boston, New York or Chicago, nnd obtain their uew circulars, before purchasing. Kualnt, Kueer & Kurlous W > fl DRILL ia tr«d ue««T. tnGni« 1^ M _ ■TEkTlMOXIAU FKOM OOVXT.XuX . E ■rji !o'va.ARXAX-xv axd imfot, WCMriccmtna W. OILEA BU LboU. M C OR N - H U8 KR VINEGAR BITTERS Dr. J. Walker’sX^lironiia Vinerzr Bftters ar® a puW Vccetablo » Tour hu.lt., th i in pr ion i» fall*, Preach a C pniparatioD, mode chieily from tbe na­ tive herbs found on tho lower ranges of tho Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor­ nia, the medicinal properties of which ire extracted therefrom without tho use of Alcohol. Tbq queation U almost daily asked. “What is tho cMi*eof tho unparalleled aucccsa of Vinega* Bit­ ters!" Our n'uawor is, that they remove the cause of dweitac/aix! the ]mttent re­ covers his Ixialtii. They are the grwt blood purifier and a life-giving prirrclplo, a perfect Renovator and Intfgfrratoi of tho ayaUiia. Nercr before iu th« history of the world has a medicine beer compounded possessing the . renwkable qualities of Vdiwjab UlTTZXKin heahajthe rick of every discane man i« heir to. They are a grntio Purgative a* well tte ft Tonic, reTieriug Congwti-m < InflammaUou d the Liver and Vbccrei vrptns, m Bihour FREE TO BOOK AGENTS. AN ELEGANTLY-BOUND CANVASSING BOON dwtUM laui fr.auf etart) to*arl»ok*s*aV lUin.Over 700 Boa ScripthraXUoatrauona. CENTRAL HOTEL, Warket-aL. cor. WaiblUffto-:. Cblcaso, DL ! $2.50 PER DAY ! 200 ROOMS I MAGIC LANTERNS! TUX MARKETS. VKlft YOBK. Walker’s The properties ot .Diaphoretic, VlSMJ A alUTTEM arts AM tva. Diuretic, Cartninative, NctriUov*. uriiiO; Alurr Sedative, (kaiatar-IX^tR. tive. aud Ajiti-BUloimK: . ■ a. It. MtDO.«.u.a at co. 8>»ai0e. M.wa*.oo. Ao EMI, Finely-Colorta utrd Htesre, |SJB@6.S0; CbulCTl SaCAdT.OO. Good to «.S0. Flol'B—Fancy While Whiter. t*.00(37.SJ. !t«l .Winter, Wheat—No. I 0|>rtnc( ; So. SHpnag, MgNyc; Ko. 3 Bpriu*. laHDuiltttisiCmta. •Im luM Inehaa. Thladtapwsa recently •ngravad al Brest «ap«na«, and la conceded by ail to be tbe boat and moat accurate Kailroad Map ever pnbare, cnica«o, ul YOUNBIES^: | HITT 1 DOLLAR uniiorOMirniuiA HU iRciioa Western! Ufl A IJ1.50. 8T. LOUIS. Wheat—No.2 Bed Winter. fl.188l.lSH. Coas- MJL'VAUKF.E. Wheat—No. 1, Il.MXtP.OS; WEEKLY SUN termi, and bow to reach <h» lands fr«a. AC, IOWA K.B LAMP CO , Chicago, lilleol-, or ( lUMdi, Iowa. JOHN B. CALHUI S, NOVELTY PRINTING PRESSES No. 7, 87fcWe. C1MCIXSAT1. WnxAT-Whlto, W.IMAl.te. . Ooa>-«3Mc. 0*TS-*aaMC. BTK—V7S-(i>Jc. Pou-M«M. I3J.30. .WKxar’-Na. 1 Bed, *l;M»aM4M. Amber Mlchl- Wisconsin Central Railroad. «30E.“ « rr =r is <z> ? s =; _ Jr. 9 S'1’"S-S.s-g.gsi Sinker, Davis db Co. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., •1,000 FKR WEEK CAR BE MAPB by aav smart Ban wh § Jiffs1 PortableEngines, Stationary Engines, 'Tubular and Flue Boilers, * Lard Tanka, Water Tanka, Mtn unT z). Pateat Govaruora, Av, SR- Sead /or XBartraUd JW BSFOKXBUYIFO BM3WHRRX oatlmata* tor ocatof MvertlalnB- A4Sr< P. SAJTBOnw. IIS Monro* atroet, Chicago, J1L Cvtuff O ROOK A6ENT8W D •• Cyclopedia ot T — UK Olli. BECKWITH MmNm, Portable Family GAZETTEER Sbowix-r the irrand r-,ult« vt oor ftratlOO Vat Itamemd ill*; axdali make *1® to *300 a moi Band tor circ*r. EUstar 4 McCurdy, Ckloaeo, 2 J? S. te«9-ez/='H mery, stave Maehlnery. Hhtn- alrucUuna to c HUI.1 PLV»»aco.. REMINGTON Sewing Machine. AWAADBD TBE “MEDAL FOB PROGRESS,” Dbsb Rib : Your favor ia just received. I biicndod to have written lo you several weeks OUI loguefor 1874 will be C WM *W,“cnH** RTN^’ciTrX: Beckwttli Bcwln* Machine 809 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. No Sewing Machine Received a Higher van tage< ought, and, of courae, suffered dreadfully, lifted when I ought not to have raised my hand, aud did ail 1 could to bring " order out HOG Hilf GER. Mu. CT It QUA. SUM. It toSTE, dor being a statement by him that Mr. Eeeolier had been guilty cf adultery with Mn. the distress. AU of those severe i left me like A Leadiim Life Insurance Cempany W. Mr. Tilton'* aasodaQaa with Mrs. isauR to the RineUMM of infantry to pro- id, iu UrtiujUDCtiOU taee UvUgid b/ LU | BUY J. & P. COATS’ BLACK THSKAI) fiir your MlJCHUB. which not oven Almighty God can repair!' reputation, and wm determined to ruin him; and that be had been maltreating her for tbe same period of time. This be does by pro­ ducing various friendly and. oven affectionate lettefe that passed between bimsclfaod Mr. Beecher down to July 3, 1870, thv date at which b«. first became aware cf the criminal intimacy between Mr. Beecher aud Mrs. Til­ ton ; and by giving extracts from his correspoodeuoe with Mrs. Tilton.down to the same period of time. He supplements this with the emphatic statement that never until that date, July 3, 1870, did he entertain an unkind thought, or uttar an unkind word, lo either Mr. lleecher or bis wife. 2. He then gives a succinct narrative of the time, place and manner of Mra. Tilton's confession ot her soduclion by Mr. Beecher, and fixes the date of its consummation, Oct. 10, IMS, by an entry in Mrs. Tilton's diary, “A Day Memorable," which words she said she bad used to mark it in her own recollec­ tion. . 3. Then follows a letter from Busan B. An­ thony to Mrs. Isabella Hooker, full of indig­ nation agaiuat Mr, Beecher, both for hia crime and for his want of voracity concern­ ing it. The tuppeaed significance of this let­ ter is that Mm. Tilton had confessed the crime to Miss Anthony, and that Miss Anthony aud Mra. Hooker were in correspondence concern­ ing it as a thing about which there could bo A PXRSEVXRlJia MAID. no dispute. , Tho divinity thut doth shape our ends 4. Ho next defends Mrs. Tilton against the charge made agaiuat her by Mr. Beecher that is curiously exemplified in a story com­ •bo made the first advances. For thia charge, ing from England. In that country, recently, a mechanic .having vainly ex­ ercised all his ingenuity in endeavor­ 5. The character of Mrs. None, Mrs. Til­ ing to get him a wife, advertised in a fit ton's mother, as discloeed in a series ot letters, seems to correspond fully with an astounding nf despair. He was profoundly in ear­ act attributed to her by Mr. THUm—that of nest, and so was the dame who respond­ sexing her own husband by the cravat and ed. They met, but whether it waa the chocking him till ho was black in the face, color of her hair, or tho sltape of hei after whfeb delicate attention be (Morse) nose, or her disposition; it is not said— summoned the family together and legally aud ■ but bo didn't fall a captive to her formally separated| from her—the separation continuing lo this Hit. Mra. Morse’s letters charms. He advertised again, varying contain frequent allusion to tbe relations ex- the form of his announcement, and whan be bad an answer, went to sec'his correspondent with a heart beating higfr toforo published is the letter from Mrs. Tilton with hope. Alas ! he found tho equally to her mother (inclosing one to Mr. Tilton) persevering spinster again. A third her confession. This letter is truly a heart­ time he wooed fate with a yet differently rending. document, and no one can read it worded beguilexnent. He reached the without being moved to pity for the anguish appointed place of meeting—'twas abo ! of soul in which il was composed. It contains Crushed to tho caith aud convinced,'' repeated allusions to her offense, and speaks like Mr. Swiveller, that destiny was fall of a confession abo had made to her mother, of staggerers, he smiled, ho conversed, known to her daughter Florence, which was and meekly at last wedded the deter­ likely to be a death-blow to the latter. 7. After giving a statement of Henry C. mined woman. Bowen's accusations against Beecher, sub­ stantially as given by Moulton, Mr. Tilton No Mona Hbroick—The deadly veg­ gives an explicit ac.-onnt of hia interview with etable alkaloids, such as Mercury, Boceher at Moulton’s house, where Mrs. Til­ Strychnine, and Prussic Add, cannot euro disease or produce any but the ton’s confession was disclosed to him, and shows by a comparison of dates that at that most disastrous result a. Perhaps no time be had no! lost his position on the Inde­ event has occurred of late years which pendent aud the Brooklyn Union, and waa not is so well calculated to disabuse the iu an impoverished condition, but was in the public miud of a belief in the efficacy receipt of an income of *14,000 per year. of mineral poisons and bleeding as the Consequently. that Mr. Beecher’s statement, discovery of Dr. Walker, of California, of certain m«<licinal herbs, whose heal­ that ho (Tilton) was exasperated with him for ing principles he has extracted and com­ having caused him to lose his situation and bined in the form of Vinkoab Brrmi salary, ia an afterthought and a falsehood. Tbe cures wrought by it seem marvel­ 8. Mr. Tilton says that Mr. Beecher's alle­ ous. Its action is mild and agreeable, gAtion that hia despair of mind, bo polgnant- but at the same time rapid and effectual; and being unimpeded by the presence coused by his having advised Mrs. Tilton to of alcohol or fermented liquor of any separate from her husband, is likewise an description, is attended with recalls afterthought and falsehood, because he nner hitherto unachieved by any remedial agent. The cures of Bilious Com­ Mrs. Horse was trying to bring about such a plaints, Malarious Fever, Dyspepsia, separation, advised tire contrary. He points Rheumatism, Scrofula, and all diseases ont the fact that Mr. Beecher's second and arising'frum impurities of the blood, long statement before the Brooklyn committee attest the paramount excellence of this medicine, mid justify ua in recommend­ admits that be never gave such advice in per­ ing it. a son, although bls first aUlemeut makes that tbo.telo groepd of his difficulty with the Til- reduces thia supposed offeute to of the Mate of Louisiana: “ Six: In obedience to the ■ u* quality, and folded edges thst prevent, its looking like paper. Iltaso perfect an imita­ " seen him suffwr from his own «slf-lu*ict«d tion at linen that *t cannot bo detected ovou on cloee scrutiny. It is for sale at all ganta’ furntehing i-wm, and wo would reoommand ____ ____ scorn and pity of the world. I know w«U enough how his own thoughts have bowed him in agony to'tho dust; and thia is enough. Finished" Nail is tlu> bwst in the world.. 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IL ^SEVILLE, BARRY CO., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1874. to remkin under hef fktifert koof, where intensity of the passion the po rtrkyed.! • TOT OLD SLEEPING ROOM. chance hail first led him to select his "You hare had my brother sentenced location, and that his friends in the to work for years in a filthy prison. East were surprised, to say the. least, Did you not know that I would kill when • he announced his determination you?" io pursue the study of law for some did uo| kill him," Robert, * Um« u’mte Um ot JtMr- E. with' a ctdmnesz that surprised even him­ a reeidentof the little village. self, as he met unflinchingly th* glitter­ .r " But, whatever succcm attended his ing, snaky eye of the Spaniard. . cflbrta in this -direction, his wooing necmcd to lag ; for Miss Ella led him over an uncertain way, making up by frowns, to-day far fear of having be­ stowed too many smile* yesterday ; in short, keeping a kind of debt-and-credit running account which she balanced regulariy. ’and which, let him try hi* utmpst, he never 'Toned suftcienVy in n taj riai-whsl »«* Tbr .bert JUKht lb hl. bioa-rail cn it, nut «jwrt tor tx>7« r IUU «. upo* naw, »bd iidw feitf *Ud, TV. T IK. ‘ ' to ap. ruB .ad bd<M« Wlaw Hood ota*M «todinJ floor: '■* The .hedowy pley at trew willwut- I hell thdr friendly caU. *VptfFMSer><Mte, ilkecisU. Mfltmd ou which osthwt' length came to his ears ; but knowing the man's revengeful dis­ position, he only laughed at any snj>posed danger. Ono evening, a few days after the above event had transpired, Robert said, carelessly, to Ella : "Iam going to row out to Selkirk Rock to «ketch Ih© sunset on the waves vfoulll you like to accompany “•’’QMA u3H< In pence till tnoriln* M*ht. I bold ll SUU-1 «1U beUerr. An aneeHotord at night. " Very much,” returned ahe, gravely, " but I could not think of marring your satisfaction at being for onoc ’monarch of all yon survey ’ by my presence, bo I will remain at home and prepare the King’s dinner, tad criticise his artistic ,power after ho returns." He turned awny, just the least piqued at her chuffing, and started down to the beach, turning a moment to hear her call, as a parting volley : I "Doni ba; so eothtuiiastio us to re­ fuse to relinquish yoar throne when the tide comes in. You’d look frightfully undignified in wet robe*.” " Selkirk Rock," aS Robert had fanci­ Let mo introduce her. Miss Elia fully termed it, waa a broad, rugged pile that had apparently become loos­ Fanning, good reader. You have never ened froni a near hillside, and' rolled MY HEROINE. heroine of her, I suppose I ought to de­ down with such fore* as to carry it out scribe her a perfect houri ; tell of her some distance from the shore, with classic brow, dreamy, thoughtful eyes, which it was connected by a narrow nock of sand, on which, at low tide, the long list of attractions of which we water .was quite shallow, but at high ■tory-wntera always keep a bountiful ado tho wares came in so as to render supply ; tad, a* "giving doth not im­ tho approach to it very deep and dan­ poverish U*. nor withholding enrich gerous, and, as Ella had intimated, suf­ us," wo generally bestow them with ficiently high to cover the entire face of lavish hand.* But for one* I will picture the rock itoalf. her a* ahe is ; simply because I like her It waa, perhaps, three-fourths of a mite down to the beach, and Robert walked leisurely along, enjoying the breeze that came so fresh off the waves, untT ho reached the point opposite the rock, where the boat was moored, and then pulling out io it, passed over to the side nearest the sea, and lay down al full length to enjoy the beautiful ble with me a way. down to thia ranch in scene. He had so lain for some time,/ the southern portion of our Golden being hidden from view of the shore by the arching surface of the rock, judge for yourself. when he thought he heard a alight Six month* before the time on which noise. He rose to his feat, when the my story open*, Robert Lewis oame to th* Uttto towa ©f B. to raeover, amid it* the ate. a stinging pein darted through nis right thigh, and he fell helpless to tho ground. The next instant the face of the Mexican who had sworn revenge rivalry of the >n of a long ool- on him peered with deviliah malignity A plnzap, pretty, mischievous, brown­ eyed, brown linked little lassie, and you have her; and I didn’t give you time to skip this paragraph before getting ac­ quainted with her, either. You don’t FA'BTRIDtrE'x pncotEkr. bo still," else she never could have It-was Lycurgus, I believe, who re­ Partekiff*, on Thursday night het, tered «ntil the rock was again bare, and ■the sea fretting against ita sides aa ' though in anger at having been deprived his first night at home, after spending of ita prey. Theq she sank he|pleas a* the summer in the country ; and abo-nt A babe, just as the gHmmer oi a lantern one o'clock he waa awakened by some "O, no!" hissed the other, “yottftfe tad an anxious cal! from the shore pro­ unusually loud caterwauling, appareutly very merciful; you did .not kill him-r^ claimed that they had been missed, and in Bo^rmap’a yard next door. He rose, went to the window and ejaculated you only sent him to a worse fate I I Here my story ends ; only pausing to “ Beat !*' several time*, but without ef­ will bo merciful too," he continued, as tell you that the Spaniard was never fect. The noise continued. Then he if struck with a now idea ; " I will leave you here and let the waves sweep you seen after it became known that Robert fumbled around in tho closet for an old waa saved, and tl^at be himaelf would boot and projected that at the spot where off That will be very merciful, and hsrdiy wail for his wound to heal before- he thought the cate were. There was a he claimed Ella as his wife. momentary lull, but in a minute or two And whatever you may think of heit tho'screeching became more vociferous The hope that had flashed over Rob­ ert’s heart a moment before now gave I think she is a real, genuine heroine; than ever. Partridge went for another and Pm not sorry, after all, that I pot Ixxit and hurled it with terrific -force bird enter tho. boat that had brought that pistol shot on the rodk, for-I nevi r into Bowman's yard, and then he fol­ him thither, bill him a mocking adieu, was certain until then that I had wou lowed it with another, and than the noise became a positiveshriek. Cartridge apd row for the shore. , . hgr. bis favor to permit him to drew on for any oonaidarable amount Yet he was very far from being discouraged, for something ।that he once or twice saw away down in the depths of the little maiden’s brown eyes told- that, after all, she might care for him more than Ho glanoed helplessly around him. she was willing to make known. This The tide had been running in for Borne "care," however, had-not progressed time; tho sun, which bo bad come out further than delightful little strolls on to watch setting, was sinking as if half in mockery, half in pity, below the when an incident happened' which ma- western horizon. It was after five torially changed what a Yankee would o'clock, and ho knew .that at sevcm the term "this state of fix," and which is waves would be gashing over the rock,' the cans* of thib little sketch ever being and the death which ho had just' how written. faced so. brvaly, fairly appalled. him Darkness crept Not far from the ranch of Mr. Fan­ with ita blackness. ning a family of Mexicans lived occupy­ slowly over tho sea, and tho eager waves were how lapping at his very feet, aa he, ing a low, dirty-looking adobe cabin, subsisting in a kind of shiftless, uncer­ by a superhuman effort, dragged him­ tain way, and strongly suspected oi self to the highest point of tho fast­ preying upon the flocka and granaries disappearing rock. Had he been un­ of their more enterprising neighbors. hurt, ho might have hoped to ba >blo It consisted of an old wrinkled hag, to retain his position on the rock Until almost ready to blow away, and two tho tide want out, for it covered it only beetle-browed brothers— supposed to be about eighten inches; but, weak and either sdnij grandson^ or great-grand­ exhausted as he wm, he felt only too sons of tho old woman. It happened keenly that tho first wave which swept that Robert, while rambling, gun in over would carry him away from his hand, in search of game one day, came frail support, and then— • Suddenly he thought he heard the suddenly upon the younger of these brothers, engaged iu cutting up and se­ dip of an oar, and looked eagerly in the To his amaze­ creting a fine young bullock, which ho direction it came from. had driven into a deep, bushy ravine ment and heartfelt gratitude there waa a figure in tho little boat, pulling stead­ for that purpose. It is very probable For a moment the that had he been unarmed ho would ily for the rock. never have left the canon to reveal thought darted over hif mind that tho the theft, but as it was he promptly ar­ Spaniard, afraid to trust the waves, rested the thief, who was convicted and waa returning to complete his work ; but a few lengths more and he recog­ sentenced accordingly. The other brother swore vengeance nized the form to lie none other than among Jtiis own class against Robert, as that of Ella! She came steadily on un­ the ctafl» of ln« brother’s disgrace, til clow to the rock, and paused, eiiHiug NO. 1 AN EYE FOR BUSINESS. It is not generally known 4hat the entire glass-eye business of the United States is in the hands of one firm, Messrs. Theisman A Baiflding, of Pitts­ burgh, and but few people have any idea of the immensity of their busi­ ness. There is in tho United States a deficit of some GO,000 eyes. Of this number about 25,000 make use of glass eye*. To supply those "bully toys with glass eyes,” at least 100 specimens of optics are manufactured. Some rich, aristocratic old gentlemen have their eyes made to order. These are manufactured by hand, with gscai care and nieety, a certain fire and vigor being thrown into them more than realistic. Mr. Johnson who is greatly improved" by Wearing one of" these glass eyes. The young ladies dote on him, and-ray he looks like a poet, "his eye with snch fine frenzy rolling” Such are some of the advantages of a was gmdqally getting excited, and dash-, ing into the closet ho scooped up all the boot* on the floor and the bootjack, and after flinging them over Bowman’s fence in quick succession, but without stop­ ping the serenade, he danced around in a frenzy and. fired off everything he could lay his hands on. Mrs. Partridge's gaiters, the soap cup, the towel nick, the pomatum jug, the cologne bottle, tho footstool, Mrs. Partridge’s hoops, the hair brushes, the wax fruit, the hymn book and the plaster image of little Samuel saying his prayers in a night rhirtwith aslubby-nosed angel in a bolster-case watching him—all of these things were hurled furiously at the un­ seen cats; and still tho duet proceeded. At last, when all tho available material in the room excepting the bedstead and Mrs. Partridge had been flung away, Partridge rushed down-stairs for his gun and then emptied both barrels into Bowman's dining-room shutters. Then Bowman appeared -I tho back window and exclaimed : The cheapest kind of eyes are the “ What in tho thunder is the jnatlight blue. These are sold in largo quantities. The poor people who can­ "Matter 1” shouted Partridge, "why not afford luxuries usually wear theec, whatever the color of their natural op­ I'm trying to stop those diabolical cats iu your yard.” tics. When a man has a genuine black " What cats? ' inquired Bowman; "L eye supplemented by one of dim, dis­ mal blue, it produces a weird effect. don’t" see any cats." " But yon can beta 'em, can’t you ? This strange appearance is still more heightened when tlie Ulck cjs gives They’ve been yowlin’ around down there evidence of a glass, ai so too: much of for the Ikst two hours like fury. There tfioy go. Don't you hear that! Just whisky; ita contrast with the sleepy soberness of the blue eye is apt to listen to that, will you ?" " Are you there, Robert ?" , astaniih a stranger. "Partridge, yon certainly munt be " Hero, and safe,” answered he joy­ Cats! Why, good gracious, Several years ago Messrs. Thoisman drnhk. fully, as with another stroke tho boat & Paulding were burnt out in the big man, thoeo are Mr*. Bowman's twins grated against tho ruck. fire in Pittsburgh. The sorrow, tho over here in our room. They were “ Who stalo the boat away from yon ruin, the misery this caused can only born .last Friday. Didn't you hear■ —that Spaniard ?” asked she, as she be appreciated by a one-eyed man. Al­ about it ?” rose and turned to step dut. Tiien Partridge suddenly shut the■ most oil had to content themselves with "Yea," he replied. second-hand eyes, dim, and conrfder- window down and went to bed. He is1 "GreatGod I what is tho matter?— ably the worse for -.vear and tear. going out into the country again, to stay■ arej'ou hurt?" exclaimed she, as-she A well-known merchant of New York, until it is cold enough to sloop with thei beheld his prostrate form. who was wanting in optics, dissected a window shut—Danbury Ncwn. "A little," answered he; "ho did doll of his daughter to procure an eye, worse than steal the boat—he wounded so that he might appear in society de­ t .4 RIDICULOUS STORY. me, and left mo hero to drown, but for cently, and n poor man in this very hity, When a foolish story gets afloat, it isi you.” next to impossible to keep it from circu­in a similar strait, made use of thos<" O, merciful Father 1” exolaiteed lorge variegated crystals of which chil­ lation forever. After last year's oomi Ella, as she hastily ran and knelt by his dren are so fond. His eye of mWny crop was gathered^ and tho price went; side; “ I thought there was some colors produced quite a aeiteotiuti, and down to n low figure in tho districtsi treachery when he came by, looking so Messrs. Thieaman A Paulding threw a moat remote from market, a few foolish. fiendishly pleased about something; quantity of Dolly Varden eyes on the farmers said that oorn was cheaper than. and so I stole away and ran nil the way market, but somehow they did not take fuel and burned a few bushete of it to। down here, but J little thought 'twos as and become the fashion, and the cargo demonstrate that fact. From thence। has arisen the ridiculous story that ini bad as this." / was an Satire • Iosin. the West corn is generally used for■ " I am not hurt very badly," answered AN OLD PORTRAIT OF O. W. fuel, because it cannot be transportedI Robert, in a reassuring tone, "but my Through tho efforts of Robert C. profitably for long distances, and a> limb is broken, I think, and I have Europe, (he Massa­ Washington Cityp.-per bases an editorialI bled a little, that's all; and if you will Winthrop, now help me into tho boat, I think I will chusetts Historical Society will como article upon tho assumption that thei into pom '-saion of an exact copy of a Western farmers are actually burning; get even with the Spaniard yet," added painting of George Washington which their grain foy ’ tael, while Eastern। he. has unusual historic interest. The laborere aro starring fox the neoezaarieai She turned hastily as he spoke, gave original was intended for the Stadthold- of life that are thus wasted, the highi a cry of terror, and sank, almost faint­ er in 1780, and was captured with Lau- prices of transportation xendtaiug i*> ing, by his side. She had neglected, rena by Captain Keppel, of the British impossible to put tho grain in market in her excitement, to secure the boat, navy. Laurens had been appointed No such state of thing exist* now,'nor and now it had drifted already beyond Minister Pl ' ** ” her reach. in 1779, and He saw in a moment what hail occur­ when the capture was made. He wm stances of foolish farmers burning their red, and said, low and tenderly : sent to the tower, where he remained core, but they were very few and ex­ "Ella, my darling, I am content to for more than a year. The portrait was ceedingly far between ; and there is not die ; but you—you ata unhurt, and have claimed by the captor as a personal to-day a county in the West in which yet a few minute* left in which you can prize, and presented by him to .his corn is not worth from fifty to-nigfaty reach the ibore by passing over the bar. uncle, Admiral Lord Keppel ' It then cento a bushel Nor was there ever a Go quickly, my darling, before the tide became one of the treasures of Quiden ham Park, the Ml of the Earl of Albe­ cheap. The case of the Western farmer ing yourself." marle, present bead of the Keppel fam­ is bad enough, when correctly stated ; ily in Norfolk. The name of-.the artist and it does not ucod to be bolstered up Never ! I would rather die than leave is unknown, which is not a matter of by such improbable stories and ridicu­ moment, since Luc puiUwit ia not an lous fahnaatkon* ■* umm© ww hwy© re­ exhibition of tho highest order of merit. ferred to. . ' tulated. 8k* Mr. Winthrop had Albemarle’s cordial permission to see the painting, and, sub­ A new law iz reference to truant chil­ the whose with perfect oalmneaa. sequently,' his authority to make a copy dren is about to go into effect in New “ You would have been swept away of it. A photogpqih was taken and York city. Itis designed to clear the magnified to the dimension* of the orig­ inal The copy was then finished by growing up without care, furnish many a skilled artist, in oil* and colors, in She had already bound up his wound the immediate presence of the original law gives tho Board of -Education Au­ as best she could, propped him up so as to leave no room for the slightest thority over 'all children between the in a sitting posture, placed herelf by discrepancy between them. Both Mr. Winthrop and Earl Albemarle, who wanderirg about the atroeta and public . ‘ RASE WEGERS. . TOT 'LONG .AGO. A propensity to bet is the grand you hero luiord the anecdote of the nounccd bin death-warrant '* He aau- guineas I’ll live twenty," said the sup­ posed dying man. ‘‘DonpT’ And Sir Invalid lived, and married, and told the rtory to hi. children. Bo much for .produce such Itcueficial results, and many a man has bitterly repented the folly of an unadvised moment. In this country, the eve of a general election is Carried away by the enthusiasm of thu moment, men—so-called solid men— have been found agreeing to perform feats, in the event of the'failure of their aandidatos that would bettax accord with tin. character of a down in a circus. •bore ■through a public thoroughfare, to the intense admiration of the small boys, as a penalty of ill-success, has met with considerable favor. Riding tifb loser of a wager roufid a ’bar-room on “ all fours ** like a donkey, has been mnch approved of ; and we have occasionally heard of coses in which bachelors, with­ out any well-defined notions of the du­ ties and responsibilities of married lift, have agreed, if not released from obli­ gation by the success of their nominees, to go into other districts than those in winch they reside, call at each house, ask if it contained marriageable ladies, and, if so, whether they would be will, ing to unite in wedlock with the person seeking the information. Now, these several forms of wagers, while they tend to place young and old men in very ridiculous positions, are, at the same time, not calculated to be fatal to those indulging them. They have, however, the effect of making foolish persons more foolish, and in this way lead to deplorable results. Not long ago there was reported the case of a coal miner, who iiad made a wager with a friend that he would walk six miles, after n day's work, and drink lialf a gallon of I whisky before going to bed. The un­ fortunate man drank the whisky, and was found dead on the following morn­ ing. If men who spend time in arran­ ging the preliminaries for such experi­ ment*. would only pause for a moment and think of the possible consequences, wo can hardly believe that they would consent to run the risk they do. COMPULSORY EDUCATION IN GERHon. Joseph Mediil, in one of his very interesting letters from Berlin, instatutes a comparison between Our system of voluntary schools and the compulsory educational system in vogue in that country. Ho says: Thera arc upward of 100,000 teachers in the pub­ lic schools of Germany, and the num-, her of echolara enrolled, between the ages of C- and 14, exceeds G,000,000. The number attending private primary •ahoois is about 500,000, while those who attend the higher schools, academi©*, gymnasia, technical schools, and nnivenutiea exceed 500,000. Thus there are seven millions of scholars attending all the schools of Germany. The United States of America, with an equal popnlation, can scarcely exhibit half that number ; and yet Americans are* mnch given to boasting about the vsstness and superiority of their school system. They had better adopt the German syi»tens of compulsory attendance, and force 2,000,000 or 3,000,000 of youth now roaming around the streets and going into loafarism before they insti tutc comparisons with the public schools of Germany. Children in this country VARIETIES. Foot pads—Bunion plasters. Cannon low—Tonch and go. A coMMXBCiAn agent—Money. Flags all notions—Paving stones. CaniNEr sweeps die of in-fluc-enza. Tms question of race—Who will win ? Pitoi-LE of color—Thoee having the blues. Thu fear that is life to us—The atrno*phere. A stomachpnmp is calculated to make a man feel down in the mouth. To watch a fly dust hi* wings with his hind leg tad then cheerfully hop into a fly-trap and give us a suug, is one of those funerals we all take delight in be­ ing present at.— Yonker^ Gazette. “ Did I not give you a flogging the other daysaid a schoolmaster to a trembling boy. "Yes, sir,” answered the boy. " Well, what do the Scrip­ tural say on the subject?" "I don’t know, sir," said the other, "except it is in that pasaago which says, ‘it is more blessed to give than to receive.’ ” " Now then, Joseph, parse courting," a&id a teacher to a rather alow boy. " Courtin’ is an irregular active tranaitive verb, indicative mood, present tense, third person and singular number, and so do,"said Joseph. "Well, but what does it agree with ?" demanded the teacher. "It agree with all gals in town I" triumphantly exclaimed Joseph. Hitherto worn-out straw hats have been considered things utterly 'ueyond utilization. ’The world advances, how­ ever, . and now a profound ’ American economist proposes to chop them up by machinery and feed horses with them. The transition from depressing sad­ ness to exuberant joy is often very short, and this revulsion of feeling ia experienced in ita moat powerful form while reading a long and harrowing ac­ count of the violent death of somebody, and finding at the close that the victim was a book agent.—N. Y. World. iMPOBTANToid gent from the country (who thinks the lofty bearing of those London barmaids ought to be "taken dpwn » bit”)—"Glass of ale, young woman; and look sharp, please!" Haughty blonde (blandly)—“Secondclass refreshments lower down, sir 1" A Job's Comfqrtxk.—Maud—‘‘O, Uncle George, T can ace at least three gray hairs on your head!’’ Uncle year. How many months do American George (with sentiment)—" Ah, my children average ? Does it exceed half dear, all my hair will be gray soon I" that time ? The youth of Germany are Ethel —■ " Never mind, dear Uncle George 1 There** ao very little of it that it won’t much matter J" third of tho children never in attend­ ance, but growing up in vice, ignorance and depravity, aa very little better than Tse Marquis of Rip*a, 50 years of Masons of England, has-gone over to the Church of Rome. He has been prominent in politics, held two secre­ taryships in the cabinet* of Lords Palmerston and Russell, and was Lord President of the Council under Mr. Gladstone from the formation of hia government until last September. He dogged Robert all the way from the farm-houMi, and wading silently out Bahe-bali. dub* are starting up in Commission that formed the Treaty of Washington, ami for his aerrioos in various parte of England. The recent that capacity he was made a Marquis. base-ball contests in London betwe-'n Ashe Las been prominently identified the Boston and PhilaiWphia the mmnent he had arisen. Ho now advanced oaotioualy to the side of his victim, who, totally unarmed and helpsaid; but gossip gave to the bright laM, expected nothing but instant death on the spot pom that detained him. Certain it “ Carijo," sold tho Mexican, while was that he seemed perfectly contented his features were a jwrfeet study in the broke over th* rook, *nd the struggle perfect fac-aimilo of the portrait just growing np in ignorance. ThH* chil­ i Bate, ballo, and the other articles used dren the beard may order tq ba taught Higher and higher came the tide ; and captured by Keppel, nearly a oen- in the schools like ordinary pupils, or »in playing the game are being imported wave after wave broke over their hands, they may be itutteucted in useful trades. for sale, and the papers are publishing nearly strangling them and almoat car­ Wbxk a man reminds yon that manuals for the instruction of playere. rying thiin away from their frail sup­ to the society from Mr. Duncan, late educated there. The agency of the _ The Amexiesrj astnnished erexybojy port ; but still ths bravo girl held on. of Rhode Island, now reddest in Lon- police force it availed of for the enforce­ will take more interest in the matter if by winning several- cricket mateUm. you humor him in that way. ■[ beating the natives at their own game. ment of this new law. freezing, numbing climate of the Ea-t . �4„ okl lodKn ,h, tad witorai^ lb. .Ifcrt of wbi.«, f« y.w. said a barrel labeled ••whisky’* con* tamed a thousand songs and fifty fight*.** Laktoe, at Knoxville, oonfle M irry for love, young man, but rs- H. R. DICKINSON, BUY YQUR GOODS FOR CASH AND SAVE 15 PER CENT ! Btrphn Ixh M*. », A. c. WtoboU* Hri WBJ irsda for a fam. or s»U chop. fkmth U of Jk>i &. A. W. nmif« ad., owsrf hy L. Mod*, sad Mrapto* by P. at Bay City, on the 31th girl whose pa ha* a hundred tbourend in bank, a* o^Krhow old man aits op 8XJCCI98OU TO pair'd* "males and ,— yells: Eddie Bodine, of Birmingham, wu behind ----------- a _ r —-----------------------. arriouwly. injured, Inst week, by falling ■“ Whoa ! you Pete, or DI take your Now I Mean Business while -performing on a horizontal bar. Io a fit of temporary insanity, Al­ t xandrr Hartaeing, of Holland, enna- Lkabxing Faxmixo.—The York WvWsaya: New Again and again, JULSWOBTS k fFULLKB. these toiling worms hatch butirtflie* milted sutcida by jumping into Lake and especially at this aessofl of the year, Jo young men ask advice of ag. —and they live atoni a year. Death Michigan. Z-rtari»h Ctandlw b .dr.rti.rd rtrttlinr«leditor. .. to the be>l w.y l-rings a division of property, and lanipriance lecture ai to learn firming. The answer in all WoaM ropectfully inforn the Public that case* ia simple and brief: Go io work discharged, the young g*nt take* hi* revenues, and begins to travel-—in­ mil “puny ihu»." ward poverty, which be rwarhes be­ ’ " . Ciart Wi-.s, a Hollander, was killed fore death, or Sis children do. if he at Grand Rapids, last Friday, by the does not. So that, in fact,, though Calling of an embankment under there is a sort t4 moneyed race, it is which he was at work. not hereditary j it is accessible to all. The Detroit,. Lansing A Lake Three good seasons of cotton, will Michigan Railroad Co. have jum send a generation of men up—« score completed a fine dej>ot at Lkun, at of"years will bring them all down and the cost of >11.000. send their children to labor. The la The excitement over the burned ther grubs and grows nch, the child­ treasure in Emmett, Calho iu Co , 1 ren strut and spend tha mqney. The ha* sulisided. No treasure could be children in turn inherit the price, and found and Mr. McArdill is worth go to shiftless poverty; next their *200 less than when he commenced children, re-invigoratod by fresh pie the experiment. bian blood^gnd by the smell of the Lyman Bliss, of Carrolton, gc clod, come up again. cidentally shot himself, but week. Thus society, like a tree, draws its Last week Cris King, of Manistee, sap from the earth, changes it into on the best farm and under the di­ Iba above naowd th i rection* of the best fanner yon can find who will accept your services. There is no other wsy; no school nor make a farmer of a young man ; but he should not neglect to study. Ev­ Dry Goods, Groceries ery agency that he can employ to give him a better insight into the scientific Hats, Caps, Cloth­ features of husbandry should Ins em­ ployed; even when hi* bone* ache ing, Crockery, may work, and two hours daily given to wise resiling or study will enable Boots, Shoes, him to accumulate a vast amount of Notions. theoretical a* well a* practical infor­ mation from the recorded experien c of others Cider! Cider I tare. cago, Saginaw Mrs. Fannie Baldwin, a poor but respectable woman, residing at the foot of Blue Ridge Mountains, in Oconee Co-, 8. C, recently walked f. D. Sort**. A Canada project. Ilu.000 was subscribed in aid oi it i»sl Friday evening. .1.00 ..0,*5 ..0,L> .0.36 .... «o a u Poimom, in ftoann. Appt**. uccur- ,1.00 @ 1.25 Wednesday evening at a dance Charlotte, sevt-rul rows Y OF CORSE •fa .little over three miles an hour, injntl. The city officials and dtixens for eleven consecutive hours, over a approve Carson's action. EVERYBODY KNOWS with the thermometer standing ninety hour old bal«y was found m the Grana No river al Grand Rapids, Sunday morn­ ■ix degrees most o( «hc time. ether motive induced the walk chan ing. Considering the now going np in Grand Rapids, em­ sex of the perforates, the weight ear­ braces ten miles of wire, ten alarm ned, the distance, the time, the na­ boxes and seven gong*, one al each ture of the road, the temperature of engine house and oue at the new the weather, and the absence of an pumping work*. FOR 50 Dollars I ! The highest price always paid for prod ace. FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, rood* brfo-e and prioea, pure’,taing «to»whcr«. AMD C. A. TRUMAN H. R. DICKINSON. EVERYBODY CHEAT*. Buy the World-Renowned WILSOT Lee .Reed’s CLOSING OUT SHE 1 SliullleSewMMacliiBe! SHOP IN HASTINGS. TTIK Hear what any Caslensera Say. BESTINTHEWORLD! exciting motive, this walk haw scarce “A* long as Lee Reed make* Charles Hotelling; an employee of Delmimico’s rrtaurant. Grand Rapids, buggies, I shall >my my, buggies of him —A. J. Bmne, liaiiingt. trianism. Mrs. Baldwin is about 26 wa* found dead in hi* bed, on Sept. “ You are on the road to succexs, yean of age. rather below the m-xli- 29th. as lung a* you make good work, as nm height, thick set. and tho modi er The Globe Iron Work* at Pori you have always done/—Wm. S. offering to the public our entira stock of of four children. Huron were destroyed by fire last Goodyear, Haitinga. ly a parallel in the history of pvdes Blissfield, (or the past two weeks has been agitated over the spiritual appearsnee of Katie King, nt the house of Mr. Holmes, late of Phila delphia, blit recent investigations have materialixad Katie a .little more than the Holnres hke, and they have mi­ grated to a more congenial clime. Charles H. Hurd, Assistant Super mtendent o( the Michigan Central Railroad, has resigned, and William Munday night. Low $9,000. ” Y«»u can depend upon what Lee Miss Hattie Syke-, of Bellevue, a *av* about his buggies.*'—H. A. Goodyear, Hajtingg. .’ member of the sophomore class of " I am delighted with my buggy the University, attempted suicide at and wou'd not let it go.” — Wm. Ann Arimr, on the 27lb alL. bv shoo'CWhMr, Rutland. ing hsrself twice with a revu'yrr. No "Iim well satisfied with my bug­ hoper are entertained of her recovery. gy.”— Adam Wolf, Maple Grove. She had fallen behind iu her studies, " Your prices are below Grand and for aom time had beeb taboring Rapid*. I will take the top carriage under mental depresri n. and surprise my wifo."—Jerry Roy A young mao from Rome Center, grt, CarlUm. B. Strong, a competent railroad man­ named Henry Taylor, recently at­ hundred olbera tbif will go (heir lai: dollar ager, late of the Chicago, Burlington tended an A Irian Methodist camp on ay bug.-iea And now A Quincy Raiiroad has been appoin mieting. it Devil's Lake, ace>*mpa<i ted in his place. Mr. Strong’s office fed by a young lady. He *1-o carried intoxicated, abused bis parent*, was I soy positively, that those wanting Buggies, will ■save money by buy­ ing of me ! the United States, and when acquit­ 42 ted in court will be the most popular. they claimed HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! Dry Gwda, Natl'M, Clothlag, Crockery, Booh. Shoes, Will Paper aat a fall VIENNA Ohio State Fair; Northern Ohio Fair; Amer. IssUtate, N. T-» Cincinnati Exposition; Grreater Bargains Indianapolis Exposition; HL l^mls Fair; Lon l«lana State Fair; Uie of Groceries, MlaaiaalDpi Stole Fair J THAN EVER IN and Georgia State Fair; FOR BEING THE BEST SEWING MACHINES, AT THE JPOPULAR CASH HOUSE OF For Cash I Aiachlne* la Ute Market were ia direct A correspondent of the New York deserted by his inamorato, and now sSun proposes Henry Ward Beecher occupies an anxious sear in the coun­ a* the next President, on the ground ty jail for his reprehensible conduct. Hua he is the most talked of man in Yean ago CTTli. llirbwl rnalam TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. a bottle of whisky, and, becoming will be in Detroit. Christian Sawing Mine Infanticide. The system of fire-alarm telegraph seeing her parents. The only piece to get a. BUGGY ----- -SHUTTLE--------- that C. 0. D. is hereafter my motto. lention aa tho public to an cxaeiinatinn of and reached her father’s at five o'clock and drew a revolver on him, for which in the afternoon, making an average he was ppomtly arrested and lodged The dead body of a twenty-four Lower I warrant all my goods, and .60 A 1,00 75 ....25 @ 28 has confined six months old, weighing tw*tetp*OM over the nose that Batter, per lb.. pounds, in her arms She left home lum to his bed since Thursday night. Thursday he threatened Carson's life at about six o'clock in the tnurning I shall soon receive from New York as complete a stock of Goods as cash will buy, and would urge all those who wish to avail themselves of this opportunity of buying good Goods cheap, to wait. I am bound to sell as good Goods, at far lower prices than any other firm in town. Selling » @75 .1.00 @2-00 • @ 1.25 rrd In one of them James Baird, from her home to the residence ul Onion*. ** her father,near Pendleton,* distance senior, choked and gouged Officer E<K«. p«r detea of thirty (our miles, eanying her baby Carson and received in return a whack dquMbtt, M... mountainous, hilly and rough road, WILSON I intend to maintain the rapulation of NASHTIIXE JUAWKBT. t'.rd JNew Idea! I Mean What I Say! with the labor of thfe day. his mind East Saginaw is jubilant over the prospect of a new railroad,—the Chi­ a system of study that will so quickly leaves, and spreads them abroad in came to hu death by falling or jump great glory, sheds them off to fall ing into* well seventy-five feet deep, back to the earth, again to frmgle in a fit of temporary insanity. with the • soil, and, al length, to re Pppear in new dress-and fresh garni I would respectfully announce to the public that o n Sept. 1st, I will discontinue the credit business, and sell goods for cash or ready pay only. that a who owned a race horse Saldow are we called upon ts chronicle • diatroMlng an aoddent u tha folio wing; ROE & CLEVER, thanking tha public for pul favor* aobeta a Rev- Murray is allowed to own seven and nobody says a word. For Felling,Stitching, Cording. Finding, Braiding, Embroidering, Quitt­ ing and Sttlching fine or heavy goods it is unsurpassed. ry J. E. REED. MEAT MARKET! couldn't go to Heaven, but now the COMPETITION 11 GREAT BARGAINS IN AND GET A DRESS GOODS, Rirm-aide Station, waa thought to be dying Where we have no Agents we will deliver a Machins SHAWLS, FRESH MEATS, No matter jrha^her fHrudw mny all klnda. which will be void low for ea«l think or say, Mrs. Tilton's vindication I the f.tber waa «!<•*.» *nd Lxi oat fer bia has now pi»sed out art human hand!,. Tho world can never understand hov artviiu Mich. • at the nearest Rail Hoad Station of Purchasers. ’ CLOTHING, FOR SAMS CHEAP! Mr. Beecher and be the honest wile of another ibsd. it i* beyond our powersJriowioeive Snbelieve ft; neither do we blame ito incredulity. CunleMing vs much a* BOOTS A SHOES, Needles far all Sewing iachines fw Sale. WALL PAPER. OM Machines lakes )s Exchange. GROCERIES, Pat aan'* hardwar*. «-» c rixxoct Bend for Circulars, Price CROCKERY. Mancfaetured by the Michigan Stove Co., and warranted for one year. will infer the rc»L If broken hraned b” and dmtrasaod.sbe only pava the t»en■ !lv nf ■ wiBnwvn fnttv Tl,- ... CIM8IPHM, EPLEPT1C Fffi.fe. Tlie Urgent stxx k of Patau, Oik, VuenUht^ and Bra-lvs GUght to Nu&iivii’e. Al-*o a large, stock of Cr«»»-C:.i - » Kaahvilia, Acg. Bib, , •• Hi ■■ -.-1 DOWMIKG < world, and all to in- off ed at piices berutufur. C*»h. ‘ a c. wolc( Wilson Reflector, one of the coins*. Fashions, General tn Agents Wanted ieuid uf for Itai Senn Mato ft Ol.KTKI.ASB. (HUB. �* SLZJ!1.............. 18 A. W. OLDS, Proper. T WlweUr.M); deeUtcd th« tmanimous nominee. is mit until every -village and hamlet is Mrqunmted wiih Nanbvtlle the hu -Jrf Hnwd in vour tmb-"Richard Pnnce of Ia—Ioo. drop . glories i hereoff. acrip'ion*? .We will moke y^u glad —Rev. E. L M >ulw» •i-rrtirr. —Alonzo" Doty, a fanner of Hope W. L Col»b was declared the unan­ 1townahip, hits absconded, leaving bis imous nominee. ■ 1farm heavily tnorlgigod. For the E. A. Ilolbroak was nominated past few mtnihs he has b.*en buying f by acclamation for Circuit Court Comvery heavily on credtt from nearly mmit/ner in ilastinga city. government, on the ecctmd Monday every business house in Hastings, A. BARBER. M.. D.. Hom«o. and converting his personal property . paXHe Phystoten «nA Jtenr-on. OMw. Mtr in October. into cash. The Hastings folks con­ —Miss Ileltie Sykes, who attemp­ sidered him^one of the most reliable ted suicide at the State University, financial men of the county, but now hist Sunday, taught in the Hastings they feel sore. Doty has also pulled Union School, tout year. the wool over thtf eyes of several WEBSTER k BOBBS, Btaek —The Boise Bros, have purchased other parties. If amtlha. All ktiMtaof wAi«tt» 1B.et.mlth the drug store of Maxaon, and are ready for bnsmew. and s a Votes cast 51. 6; A. D. Rurk, 1; 2. gASTMAN A YOUNG, JJBNRY H. WOOD, Justice of the Peace, L1EBIIAUSER, At.the junction of State and Jef­ TAIL OR TARADY, Manufacturer of Moore, sou of G. D. Moore, of. Maple ferson Sts., a large evocation is b-ing Grove, caught an owl in a steel trap, made for a lerervoir, to be used for which measured four feet and ten water irt tim'-s of firy. It is the opin­ inches from tip to tip. Who can beat ion of the citizens thst-the contractor wifi not ma|ce much money on the job Wash on owls? Boots and Shorn, Msk'mc and ItopAlrlUK Knlly Seas. st»* sUkt slUn—Our pocket contains several un­ Uoa to rtnt«rdrwi imtnpiiy. VsshvUla used. Fair complimenlries Ibis year. ASHVILLE 116USE. We are too busy to leave our work Caft.Q. W. McCormick, Pnsprlslor. a minute. We should really like to Mlch)*isn. attend our Co. Yair but •' businoss before pleasure.” must be oitr motto. —dimes Hotchkiss, a Carlton farm­ er, wouldn't work, and he was arrest- JJNION HOUSE. ted on charge of vagrancy, tried be­ F. Daxcu. Proprietor, fore a Hastings tribunal, a few days ^flchlgnn. ago, found guilty and sentenced to CHAR. W. DEM ARA V DELL BARLOW, A-BL.IC BAMlOlMKSSBl! NAinviM.x, Mica. FELLOW CITIZENS A. C. Wilson, There is one place in Nashville whi can buy all kinds of F. S- Buwne was declared unan­ imously nominated. Porter Burton and C. Perry were GBOCERIE^, Drag8,PB0riSi01iS Shaving, Hair Cutting ft Dnsting, Shampooing, num. Ionova Hastings. 8bft. 26th, 12 licans," for a special convention, to And all Idnde of Goods The Old. the Yonnx. the H gb. the Lew H.Hk M.l. BL. M.rblgaii Centra- MAID RIVEE VALLEY D1YI80B. the 10th, to temporary chairman, and C. H VanArman secretary. Committees on credentials and Attorney, iu the place of Ghas. H. Dauer, who, it is claimed, is a Demo permanent organization were appoint­ ed, after which the convention ad­ orat. The document came too late journed until 1,30 p. m. for insertion. • 0 of the village, for some stock. The farmer had a twenty-four-year-o^j Creasy. 25; Huughlalin, 17; McCor­ son who helped drive the stock in, ।mick, 10; Mallory. 6 ; Yurie, 4 ; Cra Our business is con perance principles. H He did not like to 1st Formal Ballot—-Votes cost 66 have tbe old man receive the money 1Creasy, 31; Houghtalio, 25; McCor- known in the English vocabulary SB 1Cnwr. WATER LIME, SALT, HAIR, STUCCO, rbioh we ship and rwtailat bottom prioea. AINSWORTH k. BROOKS, Proprietors. 8(., NMh.il., Mkb. U) m hi l> Q strictly tem- SHINGLES. D. C. GRlFFrra' MW MANUFACTORY New Goods JACOB LENTZ Manufacturers and keeps oa baa Parlor, Liter, DW, Olla at BEBERAL FUHrUBE! BOTTOM PRICES. Together with a fol! aasorttaeni oi 1 AND CARDS. BRACKETS. DUSTERS. *C-kC., O W W Cate aid Peraaimlaturs i Q DRESS GOODS, COFFINS IND CASKETS, 0D Crkkild Bnafa rf Mk O SHROUDSAND COFFIN LIN­ foil line . INGS kept constantly on hand. W. H. Kochib A Bso. FOR SALE CHEAP! Wilcott's MONEY TO LOAN 3Z> Hoaghralia.32; Al-Cur- loroogbly eeMoned lumber and aar A smaU. firik-cfoM TURBINE WATER WHEEL t Inqiira of James Clark, 60-1 Hastings. Mkb, Poplins. Grass Cloths, R, W. A. AYLSWORTH, New Store I tie befo. e Sept. 1st, rnul save costs. jDXHWOr-TIObf NOTICK. NEW GOODS! Proprioter of the WOLVERINE MILLS! TH1 TBIT BM! — A.MD — Prints fob lo cents. Everything Hew! WOOL CABDIN6 UCHINE! C«BSET8 a.4 SOSIMC MloJi. TVnehvlIIe FALL MILLINK8Y GAUDS' REMEMBER fvx: vaar cuw Mrs. X M. STEBBINS JDK/Y GOODS Crttmdw and Aawimnts Tk&t ths {tes ts CUMunt, Hate, Boots and Shoe*, Caps, Gents* Furnishing l j and took his revenge by hurling at i his father th** most vile epithets L Our motto is to sell as cheap as the cheapest, give 36 ozs. to the lb. and the right change every time. MIRRORS, PICTURES, FSAM» NoUm ia hereby given that tbe firm of Hardy and Anteworth Is dissolved this dsy by niuuisl consent. All indebted to the tale firm will please trail st the Elevator •uzairr. M l settle immediately and save costs. some how those porkers could climb Dated Nashville, Sept. 9, 1874. A. J. Hardt, over a ten-foot board fence. S. V. it. York, 5; H. Houghtalin, 15; 60-1 C. Antswoara. H. MJtonr.0; G W. McCurm.ck, —Last Saturday Horace Lee bar- £, j gained end paid a farmer living north <8; P. Cramer. 3 ; A. Walker. 1. strings too well. Clover Seed, &c.. The Child chn get just as Good Bar- LOCAL KATTW. put in the pound Saturday. and who hked to hoH the purse OATS, APPLES, G. K. Beamer was chosen 1:30 p. z.-T-Convention called to —Taro hogs were taken up and ( order by chairman. In the Alter report of committee on cre­ night they dissappeared and were ( dentials. committee on permanent or­ found in Porte Bafley’s possession. reported tor permanent Porte was arrested, but settled the ganization J rneee to chairman G. K. Beamer, and secre'y matter by returning the porkers tp the C. li. Van Arman. pound. Again oa Monday night they HM. Convention proceeded to an inform­ disappeared, and were found in alley ( liallread ; »>y Marshal Gnggt. It’s a mystery to al ballot tor E, D. BITGOOD, PaoraiZToa. POTATOES, CORN. Delivered *1 their Hastings, Skpt. 26th. Convention convened at 4 o'clock, nomiaate a candidate for Prosecuting LIVXRY AND FEED STABLE' AIK8WDBTH & BfiOOES, . pay ‘be Highest Market Price for LATH, m. be held «t Hastings, on the Uai*n Room. ATTENTION, ALL! ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Convention called to order by D. R. Cook. A. W. OLDS. gnnj an the Aged. BOOTS A.X'I) UHOEfl. —Yesterday we received a call,! Mich. Stone and Wooden Ware- Convention ndjonrned. Stadonrry, and choice family Groceries. —The uew brick block is al>ont during my stay 1 will jot it down for ready for the roof. The block is the News. Stray Quill. lieing built in a substantial and cred­ itable manner, and will be no orna­ —William McPherson's residence ment to Nashville. Over each' win­ at Quitqby, burned to the ground on Shot and Powder cheap al WHoott’a, dow is a tasty brick arch, ornamented Tuesday eve. Insured. by cut stone. Barry Co. will have CONVKNto give Nashville the premium for over the signature of *• Many Repub­ Depot, 48 School Booki If anything worthy of note occurs the most elegant bricks this year. NsshriTle, Nov. tot, 1876. _________ Is. c. BOICE. " JVTTEIXT1OIN, G. W. Williams, fiction. Old Chief feels very sore, mously nominated. G. M. Dewey, A H Ellis and G, the Hoose of Correction fot ninety and has commenced So drown his K. Beamer were appointed as a dis­ sorrows in the saloons. It is amusing —Last Tuesday a widow living to see the way he drops into the trict committee. PHENIX HOUSE. Jun Bstro. 1 Pneprtotuf. Ctertotir, Mich, hrtchnna- south of the1 village told us that noth­ —G. A. Truman, has put up a sign holo in |ho wall.” ing would please her better thao to The fair grounds have been pat in which does credit to his handsome VUM. JONES, take the Nzws, but frit to po^r. We excellent condition, under the person­ brick, Il arss [xiuted by John Roe, have always had a kind symjtathy al aupervisioa of Thomas Aitofl. If can have the Nzws for SI per annum and Itotsil Trad*. •^hirtRrlea, All the holes available ia which to mal ballot for open saloons, etc., aro now being cleaned out for the fair, It is hoped Votes cast 34. F. W. Collins. 22; the licenses will be paid over this time. A. Ryerson, 6; P. Burton, 6. The removal of Geo. M. Reed, as A formal ballot was then taken marshal, was considered justifiable. whish resulted in 35 voUs, of which The present marshal, Mr. Slocum, Collins received 27 ; Ryerson 5, and does his duly in every instance. Burton 3. The County Convcnfion, on Satur­ Mr. Collins was declared unani­ day, completely bustdd the Dr^rcy for widows, and hereafter all inteli­ good weather prevails we hope to see gent widows and pretty “schoomams” a good taro out. I also mnBufcctort Soft and Hard Wood eoastsnUy on hand. p. m., and after transacting all neces­ sary business, proceeded to an iufor if it caves in any more. ExperiencedWorkmen Employed. Clock*, Spectacles,-Ac. Moved that a County Committe of Being iu this city (or a few days five be appointed and that the chair­ I deemed it of some benefit to give man oftuiid committee be elected by —Esq Chipman has fitted the tip­ the News readers a tew items of ballot per story of the new corner store into wbat was going on here. Motion carried, a justice office. Everything has l>een In leaving tha depot, the first we Informal Ballot — Votes cast 52. arranged for the comfort of judges* find is that IL J. Ken field is building D. R. Cook, 26 ; D. Striker, 26jury, lawyers and lookers on. a new honse on one of his vacant lots. Formal Ballot — Votes cast 52. —The Township board met for Dwight k Bnrrnll have taken charge Striker. 29; D. R. Cook, 23. btisiuaM last Monday. They vov-d of their new rooms near IL A. Good­ Chairman of committee appointed lo raise S300 far incidental fund, S50 year’s hardware store. This gives ou balance of committee: P. W. cemetery fund, audited acccuunts, and • hem, besides a large office, a splen­ Niskeru, L. M. Dewey, L B. Dia­ cut the printer’s bill down one dollar did show nx>m for their wares. ' mond, and Clement Smith. —On tbe night of the 22nd, Wash Good Cush Paid for Produce of all kinds unanimouily nomin ited for Coroners. see SHinr, YosMiign, To which be iaviiea the attention of the uottsm races for ca-hi F S. Bowerf. 37 ; J. W. Honghtaliu. 5; Srocfrits and provisions, Dressed FloGring Fir-rat Claaa B. RASEY, Drayman. Goodsand the boys and give then hearty wel­ f»w -’■Med lo Ml* r4.ee Is Uw rllhM. come. pLEMENT 8MITtf. V LAWYI g Go foeci os guwsatrvd. Informal baHoi for H S Re-sawing, Aa, * W . CAPT. BOISE Jlanino, Snatching, Jno Hutchkiss was declared the —Tsubscriber cumplaiDs to trs of a neighlxjr who rubs his hen’s nests tmanimotis nominee Informal ballot far —Tiir Gram! River VaVey Rail­ We would aivhe our friend, ths next ' PKosscirnifG ATToeagyroad train« arc sud to make better, time the neighbors comes to steal Votes cast 63, C. H. Bauer, 38; t-rg’-. ■'< catch him end foifen n lime than wilier in the State.. XV. H. Hayford, 25. — PoMtmnsler Wood and wifo wi>l nt wi e-y wrench securely lo his nose, C. H. Bauer was declared nomi­ I give it. three or fyur turns. or, if Begt week start for Oikfond Co, 1« that don’t break him of thA habit, pro nated. rimt Jriend, ntnralc. Informal !:allot for ' _ a heavy maul and drive.him ioio —On Sunday, the house of Isaac cure J CIRCUIT COURT OOMMISSIOXZB the e«rih. There - is nothing like Tolles of Barry township, cai'ghi fire Q itBide Of Hastings ; letting such a niau know you'mean end was ennimtnrd. Loss 91.000, . Votes cast 50. XV. L. Cubli. 46 ; business, —XV ork oti Mr. Old’s residence pro­ . IL YOUNG. M. D. Office two gresses finely. A Lansing n»n. iiaa nf Trt»a«»in’a M«rv. Muir StnaS.. rhe job of painting, far which be will receive 3500. * Bit C. W. WICKHAM. Pnrliralar —Tbe Snpervnors of the ciinnty 1 ' MtonUoft rljen In Ito tmatmrM Of IMvalr r»t—___ r*-~ --- — J FAMCY 4IO41M. Votes cast 68. Jnu. Hotchkiss, 46: H. H. Wood. 8; E R. Sanborn. 2; J. B. Scudder, 7. Kellogg^ introdnc- splendid. €"l A Wrli Auirtaai if imierj provisions! Infuima) ballot far DRESS LEAKING C. n. BOUFn, Miller. WOOL! nwfc WOOL! Cosy Little Brick Store, My Carding Machine A LIT a, SPILT NawBPAPKll u HFX-. 1IX AT LOW PBICM! nkee JNottoniBa Booto and Shoes. UMADt EVERY BAY FOR ONE DOLLAR, Em, leas 4 W«i toad TBFNISI W, A. AYLSWORTH. Promptly attended to > seMbaohae- Mr. POWLR8. Carder W.I. KOCHER IBRD �■STlfo m HJB1EF. PnrchMlHff. in 1377. Mni. Lane, nejr Elk Bapid*. Midi. Wwa-Mgorod by a mad bull, probably fatally. Tho animal sonoutdy ill at Balt Like Oily. thing fur hi* family ; worth much more h* b. than it* ao«t. Yet they are not nure r«»te that it would tie perfoahttntiy valued, J bUt fear tturi after • few nxnrths' ipm ♦the family, fnrnllv would wrtnLl AL vm nf nnrl ate it. * «iro of If it, and so it wquld prove a poor investment The xuoiww; ——. ,----- -- , . .°7T---- ------- «it ared her mouth, t«*riug il back uop-ly. to the ear. Ha otter boro entered btf body. •AOWhBre. la now aczoowiougaa. piercing tbe sUuaacth. p JIt KU J’reoidetit Barnum. —.Iliiciy vuiumau recently- HIm Work? at Havana mut neighbor.’ The child Awoke, and, reaching roforaUis revolt bougiU oiil tbo entire Interest of L. K, Uaver•tlck In thoteiter jonrnal, kj4 assumed edi­ was in flames, and the child found burned tor!*) oontrnl. ' -Haary Waad DaaetMW mado * speech *t U? ^verisf in tke kitchen, whither she bad tl>e Vermont State Fair, ai Bl. Johnabury, on j was saved. - U ia announced that Honstor Jones, the J —William Bmith, agsd-lH, of Butean comity. millionaire of Nevada, will soon bo married In Ill., met with a horrible death last week. He 'Washington to a Miss Sullivan, of New York, waa leading a mule to water, with the baiter who was a leading hello in Washington last caroleffiy ntxxed around bis wrist. Suddenly ■ winter. • ’ . • —A dispatch from Dodge City. Kansas, slates that, Col. Milan' command Um been driven in toward Fort Dodge by Indiana, hav­ ing lost a supply train of thirty wagons, and destruction. .Ono large supply train of 36 ging tho man head foremoel a -distance of off and his whole body shockingly battered and bruised. Life was -extinct when he wtti found by his friends. —Tho schooners E. R. Uyerson and Bahama collided near Dunkirk, on Lake Erie, laat week, resulting ir the sinking of tho former. —Near Madison, Wls., laat.wook, Nathaniel wagon-master killed and tho men compelled to abandon tho train after a desperate resist­ Root waa accidentally shot by a young man ance. The train contained 300 stand of arms, named Briggs, with whom he had boon out 200,000 rouifdg of ammunition, and a large oqnlrol hunting. Boot died instantly. —Aid. Byan, Thomas Donovan and a Mr. Smith worn ■uff 'cated to death by foul air ip> reinforce G«n. MUm, came Inin adeatituto a cistern, at Vicksburg, Miss. , a few days ago. —A passenger train on tho Solms, Homo condition, all thoir supply and baggage trains having boon captured. Col. Milos had fation and Dalton railroad .went through * bridge on back 100 miles, and telegraphed to Gen. Popo the road Sept. 24, falling aixty fact. Several for relnforoementa, to which tbo tetter feplkd persons, including tbo engineer and fireman, ware killed. Among tho killed, is Hou. Will­ tha-. ho (Miles) had aU tho men he could get. —The Chicago Caramon Council has paaaod iam Boyd, ox-Judge of the Supreme Court of -f• tho amended Are ordlvAce making tho city Alabama. —A terrible accident ia also reported on the and fire limits oo-extonaive. —Representatives of the British .Goveni- Biltimore and Ohio road uo*r West L'nipn, ment last week drew from tho United States TrtMnry <l,W»,ai8, in full satisfaction of tbo -trains, and the wrecks took Are and wore burned. Bradford, one of tiro postal olsrka. Mixed Claims Commlaeion. Tills transaction was burned to death, and nearly all the mail completes tho negotiation* growing out of the matter destroyed. ■ —One man was killed and several others Alabama question. —The groat Brooklyn scandal is a more ox­ seriously injured by a boiler explosion st citing toplo in New i'oik than at any thno Fisld <t Son's lack works, Taunton, Maas., alnoe the commencement of tho controversy. —Three pentone wore kill*! and several A dispatch to a Chicago paper that hai here­ tofore defended the Plymouth 'paper says: wounded by the explosion of tho boiler of a •• Tilton's laat statement has shaken the very steam thrash or in Wright county, Minn., a foundations of society hereabouts This is the truthr- Tho people of Brooklyn now initial POLITICAL. that Bowen shill give a public exposition of —The conference at New Orisons between Ins knowledge of facia. He could cither vindicate or. convict BeecSir by a stroke of tboopposing political leaders of tho State Las his pen. Ho knows whether hois guilty or adjourned without coming to any conclusion. not. It is also demanded that Susan B. An­ Tho Bubject upon which they finally split was thony aud Mns. Elizabeth Cady Stanton sha'> the Returning Bo*rd, whose duty it ft to loll all they know, and how they camo by Htiix-rvLio all election returns aud announce the result. their knowledge.” —The New York State Republican Conven­ —Competition between tho transatlantic steamship companies is oo groat that tickets tion met al Vliea, Sept. 23d and renominated all tbo present incnmbeute of ths State offices to Europe arn seUicg al tho low rate of <15. —Tho show of blooded, draught and farm for rocdoction: Governor, John A. Dix; Lieutenant-Governor, John C. Robinson -, State I’n»ou ln«|»etor. Ezra Graves ; Canal ■iaKippi river;” aud "of abort-born and other Commii-rioner. B.M. Hlrond; Aoaociate Judge flue cattle Ibero wm a magnificent display." | Court of Appeals, Alexander H. Johuoon. Tho Bo ttayo lira Chicago TriLur^'t carroapondonL platform dcmanibi obcdiouoo lo tbo law* ; fidl —Tho Mimkaippi river is te bo bridged .1 protection of every ci-.iaon In bin righto; Iho again—thia lime al Cunton, Iowa, by tbo Chi­ public faith punt bo proaerved inviolate, and the public debt be ]mid in coin ;,oppo«ea in­ cago, Darlington and Quinaff railroad. —A Mvare fight recently occurred in Anaou* flation of paper currency, and favor* a return to epecio payuirnte; that taxation nhould be betwoon United State?, troopa ond ' k«pt at tho lowest practicable point, and bo »o di*M. Ftxuteen pf th^iaUcr wen adjusted as to bo least buxdimaomo to all a number captured. —The National Hoard of Underwriter* hold * —The MiM>onri Republican Couvou tion met mocUng in Now York on tho 23d of Beplemat Jefferson City, Hept. 28. and after ludorarur member! to withdraw their business and rials tho Reform platform aud ticket adjourned from Chicago. Tbe bosinoee mon of tho lat­ Witltfiut making any nbminalions. A plat­ ter city, according to newspaper accounts, are form was adopted relating principally to Stele affaire, aud urging Ropublicau* in every part tion of tho Board, but express UietnseJvca of tbo Stat* to keep up their allegiance and able to got along independent of that mon­ party organization. —The Democratic and Liberal Republican opoly. —Lieut. Fred Grant, who accompanied tho Convention of Minueoote was hold at St. Paul Black Hills expedition with special instruc­ on Sept. 23. WoacotA 1*. Wilkin waa nomi­ tions to observe and report n;>oii tho mineral nated for Chief;Jastieo and William Lochren resources of the country, gives it as his opin­ for Associate Juslioo of th* Supreme Cour.: ion that the-gold ■'discovered" by the .ex-j A platform wm adopted declaring In favor of pedition wan worth about <3, and that the oro tho resumption of specie payments as soon as wan imported from some- Aneay office. The tho interests of tbe country will allow; a Sioux Commission lately sent lo negotiate tariff for revenue only ; equal and exact jun­ with the Bod Cloud and Spotted Tail bands went iu their expioratious to the base Mt tbe ng Bunipltttry laws; no govonintont partner­ Black Hills on the edulh aldo, and give sub ship with protected nlotio[K)lics; the right of ■tentially the same views an Grant regarding the Hlalo to nuperrisc chartered corporations. the character of the country and the absence Louisiana, have conceived a very reasonable of minoraia. accommodation of the difficulties oesMloned —Nino imported Norman horses and .two by political disputes. It is a division of the colts were sold in Chicago, the ether day, to a local offices between the two parties in pro­ New York gentleman, for<13,5C0. portion to the vtJtcB cast at previous eleeUons. Uon a review of the late war from a military - Tho Nevada Republicans assembled in standpoint, which will be published after his convention at Winnemucca on the 25th of death. September, and nominated Dr. J. C. llaxelotl —A committee of tho Cotton Manufactur­ for Governor. The platform reaffirms the ers' Association in Nevr England met al Provi- principles of the Be publican party; disap­ proves of a third I’reaUlenUal tenn ; demands dnetion of one-third in production during the -the rcetricUon of Chinese imnugtation; opnext three months. This will bo effected by p3«cs subsidies or grants to any corporations; working four da/a ia a week, leaving the asks Congress to pass laws regulating railroad CRIUK AXD-CRJMIHALa. —A dispatch from Hot Springe, Ark., dated joined In the pursuit of the stage robbers, supposed lo be tho lamas brothers and.parly, and that therw was a flattering prospect of their being overhauled. A saloon-keeper named Lamb, in an altercation effect upon th* panoa of a five-yeac^q aou of G»o tetter. ' ' ' ’ in the robbery of the Fuat National Dank of that tbe bnrglara worked an entrance into the over <100,000. UMS AXD CASUALTIES. CORN-HUSK ER. It will plek the erex from tka ateIke, so* hock er- ill Katisfy all such. They will rtrent ‘nl “an » or K*a with privilege organ privilege c of pur­ chase. Tho party hiring may try it sb ■loDgas he.pionaea, paying only the rent' for it while so doing. If ho concludes to purchase ■within a year, all tho rent he has paid , is allowed and deducted from the price of the organ. ' A Leading Life Iwaice Craw Want! Succeaalu! Agent! In the Wwtew SIMM. Contract! can ba obtained direct with tka hone has produced temporary dl«trta» among small Populau Fallacy.and Dkcej-tionr.— planter*, who.find themselves without mousy It in an infirmity of man to cling to tho with which to employ free labos. teaehinga of a pdzt generation, and to stubbornly remBt the light of ro/orm AJPALUSV PISABTXtL and progreu. Health reform nud tem­ DuBxrxo or a Labob Cottom Bax at Pau. perance growth are jealously watched ovcxiby the poison bitters compounders. lltvtxv Mi-k.—Ufwajui or Sixty Pkoi-lx Odo great prevailing deception of the Kuxsn >xo Danaan—Fvu. Paxtioulam Eresent a^e is the impression that every uman bipod of -either sex must bo A terrible disaster, rivaling, and in some utimulatcd, mid tho poisoned chalice is respects parallel to, the fsarful Pemberton labeled "Medicated Bitters,” the bet­ Mills calamity, at Lawrence, on the 101b of ter to palliate their use and prolong the January, 1HW, occurred at Fall -Biyer, Mass., epidemic. One of tho most zealous on Saturday, the 19th of September. Tbe workers to cure thia malady. Dr. dispatches give the following particulars of JoaEi-n Walker, inventor and proprie­ tor of the famed California Vineuab Bnrois, believes in making bitters About 7 O'clock thin morning an sterna of that aro " true medicine,” aud adviaeB fire waa pounded, but ita location could not th© sick man to swallow, a draught that properly7 bo understood, consequently the will wash out the leprosy of his disease. Ifouty-Aiaklng IzmploTnunl. Beit «r« firemen did not reach Granite Mill No. 1, on In thia faith ho iff steadfast, and his JI vffsrad. Ad4r#M,M. X. LOVELL. Xrle, Fa Twelfth and Bedford streets, until tho flames Vdtioar Bittkilh, though a contradic­ OR- ton perday at home. Trema free. Addrw had made fearful headway. Finding tliom- tion to tho general character of all V vH VLv <»>to. »«N»o« * Oo.. Portland, Mslni eeivea unable to cope with tho fliuues, a other bitters, tire, aa » great bucccai second alarm wm struck, and the. remainder and Difc Vitalizrr, evidence of one of tha department were brought uAbe spot popular fallacy nail corrected. 3 In tho meantime tho results bad become An enormous ’chew—the, French and heartrending in the extreme. As far aacau HALF A DOLLAR Wil! pry for the k WEEKLY SUN For tho Next Half Tear. A NOVELTY PRINTINB PRESSES BENJ. O. WOODS, ‘printing material, heller, nnwessa la: 6. r. Soeads.lU Moi IlloitraM (l^itovao. e Disease*. ' The propartiea of-Da. Wai.y»r’s VunuuitD iTTKitB are Aperient, fliapteinstw,. Carniinutiro, Nutrilioiw, Laxative, DiureUc Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudonfic, AJ tori’tiVKOudABti-Dilio** n. H. MenO.VA LO A Cti.. DW -gUta sad Gra. Agte. PiMBtav. Cabfucnia, PERKINS' ANTHEM 07 THE SONC MONARCH. Husr KERll THE 5S,?n’fi1S‘;SL'u5TiE:"f£.’'ir5S: LEADER!! Kualnt, Kueer & Kurious MUSIC READERS GAZETTEER ----- U6 BEST ORGANS for EASIEST PAYMENTS AGENTS — “*»HSWE“" PositiTEly Thursday, N8T. 2Sth, 1874. S ADVERTISERS TO AGENTS ANOTHER CHANCE. FIFTH Young Man! LAST GIFT CONCERT Public LiOroyof liaUift. NOVEMBER 30, 1874. Drawing Certain at that Date. PETERSON’8 JOURNAL Pisa THE^jy and wont out in search of food. Tha hen returned, sat dawn and mothered CINCINNATI. 100 000 100.0(0 OURtatoBue'or >874 win be 100,000 iK.ooo aiEIM 'H’i 4te. Our sew Mai'i of IKDInew AMA, ItXIHOld. OHIO and MfCKl- 950,000 Grand total 20,000Gifts, al! caah.<2,500,000 CA-ri REMINGTON HALLS patent standard SAFES AT HARD PAN PRICES HALLS SAFE A LOCK CO. Sewing Machine. THB “MEDAL FOB PROGRESS,” proud of them. The cat of course Madrid dispatch of hepL drive* her off when xheiais, but ns boon tween Depubitcami and Cartel*. resulted M the cat «• away the old hen return* to take oare of the kittens, and the hon­ ■urgenta are surrendering and taking for amors of mother are about equally divided between the hen and ‘.he cat,'—JMCTitotc Democrat. JVd Sewing Machine Jtcccivcd a myher Prize. DR.A.G.OLIN Ho. 617 St CU.-Ie* Strut St Lral,. Ma. S20 Oaax-Mfilrrc. wjutted for ........... SKSiit..- DR. WHITTIER. '’SEWING Earns Hal vet............ *............... Tooib, or each. Oonpon. 11 Whole Tickets for............................... THO. E. BRAMLETTE. waa riding on the engine, were extricated Dubuque. waa atrwsk by lightning and inetantly Br. J. Walker’s California Vhiecar Bitteii are a purely Vagetabre preiwatton, isado -hieflv from the ofttire herb© fountLon the fowcrTangv* nf the Sierra Nevada inouutaiiu of Califor nia, the medicinal, properties of which aro extracted therefrom «vitluMiL‘Cbc um of-Alcohol. Tho question is altnos j daily asked. "Whatis life ouw of U-e unparalleled success of VInbgab BnTEiist” Our arinrcPtt, flint they retnov© tbo-cauw of diaeoM, and tho patient rn • covers his health. They aro the grwj Mood purificraad a lifc-girinc principz a perfect Renovator and InVigorxtxx of tbe system. Nover,' before i? tLt history of' the world has a nwiWAgs teen ____ rMnsHMbie aS cor. of Weahlncton sud Chsrilou Hu.. N. k. be learned under tha present excitement and Austrian governments have contracted Hold by all Druggists M< Daalcn* turmoil, the fire originated at tho tower Lu tbo for fourteen million dollars' worth of Virginia tobacco. tmgubdi it with palis of water, lint ineffectu­ WASTED AGBIMl-Ntur ths ** LIFE AND XX VI PLOKATIONB OF DR. LI VINO iTONB,” comally? During this endeavor a door leading to plrte. lalhenllc. * frseh bot-k. Fries lulled to tho spool-room, which opens south on the “The name of Dr. R. V. Prcroe has become tbn tlmci. AddrenB M. HUBS! LL. I’ub., Boaton. tower staircaao had to bo cloned to keep the a* familiar to the people all over the country help back and prevent a panic; but whbn the as household words. Hie winderftil reme­ PAPER PAIL8. flH*A’?t’5',?s£.T&,,S dies. his pamphlets and books, and hl* large flames had gained such strength that it was medical experience have brought him into foiuid impossible to quench thorn, the escape promiaeuoo and given him a solid reputation. of.tho girls had been cut. off. Tho fright­ The Tifnez, in the present issue, presents a THIS PRINTING INK cotnmuiucauou from Dr. Pierce, ened sad tonified creatures, with the roaring whole-pagc and our readers may gain from it some idea of tbe vmI proportion* of hi* burines* and tho merits of bin medicines. Bo has at Buffalo a Tarrant’, EOerrnrrul SrlUrr Aperient, establishment, appropriately umex of smoko that poured into tho room, mammoth named "The World's DUpcxuary, where pa­ aud tho biting flames, forced them to tha tient* are treated, and the remedied com­ northeast end of tho department, al which pounded. Hero nearly a hundred peraoiiH are end, unfortunately, there were no means of employed Ln the several departments, and a corps of able and ekilled physicians stand $6 to $10 ready to alleviate tho nfferinu of humanity Many, iu the meantime, had become suffo­ by tho most approved methods. These phy­ cated- Olhan>, preferring death by falling sician* aro in frequent consultation with Dr. to the ground, «prar.g recklessly from the windows, and worn picked np mangled, blood­ ing, dead, and dying. Tito excitement wa» a largo medical experience, aud bis extensive os oppiiciti.u to Tua Lauuas Co - terrible, every mill, nearly, emptying it* con­ knowledge of materia medic* ba* boon sc-____ • , - - —... kuowlodgcd by nrceeutatloua of degrees from WnSl’* rut'rev s?a tents to swell tbo sympathising crowd. Al) two of the Orel Medical Callego* in tbo tend. DU “I fbl * tho medical men.in tho city were promptly on .How meritorious hu works *ro may bo In- FTP|n>r at. poti-t-aid. Aueuta forred from ths tio-t that his pamphlets and RIlLllcrTY NOVXLTY CO., eth 8 hand. MatlrcesM. wagons, etrotohers, and books have boen translated into Gorman. 1 wu„ rend X canu and th. Mi all the paraphernalia' of tho hospital were bpanteh, aud other foreign languages, aud । nni ion. and receive by mail promptly furniihod, and the dead, aud dying, and suffering wore attended to. n^a^te.tete tha: For the^darter endmg "Ul' rt-c.s * iro reais e^urau-, re. Late* investigation seems to prove that the fire originated in the mule-room, having start­ ed from nnollod muloheads in charge st a trey named Samuel Young- As aooa as the flame# were discovered by tho lad, ho shrieked out modical inntitntiou can grow under able man- m-n a re AMERICAN SCHOOL I I f AX fire, and made hi# escape. The ■pinnors in agnineut and well-directed effort.” , If you would patronize Medicines, adenllfl- 1 * U**W tho room tried to check the spread of tho eally prepared by a skilled Physician and titiindua#* flames with boxes and sticks, which broke all tho threads attached to the machines. Efforts -- -- ■ ■ • ■ ___ were male to eubdue tho fire, but ineffectu­ lurorsaivo. or nioou cicaumug, ana an uuoqndod cough remedy; Pleasant Purgative ally, and. when 15 was a: laal found necessary .Jellate, .Pellate, scarcely larger than mun-.atd mun'.acd eood, -; --------aa wing - tea -oread -------------raasliaoi to-oouad tbo alarm, the flames had gathered oJMtitnte an agreeable aud reliable phyate; ; Itnravn itnc. Hrant! a> *i*ffi«v ■ xh strength that they were darting from tho Favorite Prescription—a remedy for debih- • Btnd tof c>te CHAS. H. DIT50N I CO., OLIVER DITSON CO., tatod femalor ; Extract of Smart-Weed, a nnnif AflCUTQ lower windows. magic*1 remedy for Pain, Bowel Complaint*, UUUK HUtn I O Tri The upper story nr attic, used as a spool­ and an tiuequalod Liniment for both human > U •‘Cyclopcdte «» -j r > I . .. , LI.—.,, z^ .__ , « I ..ir. ... ’J ja ■■ I room, was at tho time occupied by oixty per­ sons, and tho first Intimation they received of Ths MA8OX * HAMLIN OBOAN CO., wieners o cat specific for Catarrh aud '• Cold In Head,' AT MIOVX CITY, IOWA. ■Langer was a cloud of deuce, blinding, and over given to tho public. THHKK HlGIir.fiT MXnxLB and DU-LOMA OF suffocating smoko t|iat swept the at*ircaM>, forced thorn to sock safety in the northern sec­ 100,000 IN CASH tion of the building. ,<.-.T»..K»<n™u..u'iprau<«t«. n: gS5iSSw" ’3L4MffJS.t-KSLSfftS -_______ _____________________ A young girl uainod Katie Smith * tales lliat wilt core Clnlte and proUyt from further at- I her first announcement of danger was received Mat profit! to go to Cbam bar of compMiiten faTatetple and setentific. !• an* Militia CoB>pani»*,**M Uu by girls from tho other end of the room { >f Sloe x CUT. MBS!* Ticket!, I “I! ruah'ug to her, shrieking and crying. Many ...— T. __....... iItona of TmL,... ....... I .. of them were so terror-stricken that action and dolightfnl tn it* effects; Try it and | thetr limbs became almost useless. Some proro \I1 that'o xaid. WnxxLocc, Fixi.tr A ; of tliu girts were praying and lamenting Co.. Propriety.r, New Orleans. their situation, while others were eo poeacued The llnuancccrtiak I with fear that they »to<xl iu mute agony, How the Monkt Goes I—After Nov. 1 watering, the brave conduct of one man, who, regordliMiB of bin own safety, worked with ior then tho drawing will take place of tho heroic ardor, aud by tueaun of a rope laudeki Public library of Kentucky, and at that > i ou tho ground a number of the girls in safety. Grand Gift Concert <2,600,000 in caah will bo i Eivon away to ticket-holdom. Tho fortunate “te’Xrai'Tweivc Quo man being completely cut off, made hit­ older of Uio ticket drawing tho first priae 1 Mouth!,[Hupu.. exit lo tho roof by moans of a scuttle, and will Walk off with <250,000; of tho second with a rope lowered himself over the roof and prize, <100,000; Of the third prlxe, <75,000; lo the ground iu safety. Ho stated that hia kI1U1 fPVd caah Business College o» Telegraph Institute companion, who was behiud him. had fallen Pean OtatrlDnlCxl. ln W ;,4on,lIli yoa „n obtain either at abeulkal/ POSTPONED TO back suffocated. To BAYS good heilth the liver must Many of the girls became unconscious from bo kept in order. Sanford-' Liver 1 a vigorHOG RIMGER. fright oro tbo flimw reached them, aud ator hM become a staple family medicine. though the number of lost at tills writing is Purely vegetable—Cathartic and Tonic—for dnraugoruente of Liver. Stoma-.h and unknown, it cannot but bo groat. Some ail Dowoln; clears tbo complexion, cure* sickI Ll.VSTXATBD CATALOGCX8. with fall Breen Ituqted from the windows, preferring to bo hua'ache. Sbnn imitation*. Try Hanf>rd'» LIST OF GIFTS* . crushed and maimed than barnod, and shriek­ Liver Jnvifjcratar. Ono Grand Caah Gift......................... <250,000 ing, heartrending sights that runt the eye ou lOO.WJO Ono Grand Ca«h Gift......................... riuiwook. Collars arc now all tho rage all sidoa were agonizing. The wailing of Ln aodoly. Elmwood Collars make tbohbmomother#, brother* and sister* over their dead llcfli man look stylish. Elmwood Cellars fit £3 was terrible to^bear. tbo nock beautifully. It beats all how closely i»opular i^itkha.tvrh:. 1 OU, 000 Tho property lore by the fire is about <500.­ tbo Elmwood Caller imitates lineu — 1'hiiaThs New Frsar-Ci-AM MAaaxixa. All storti 140,000 njltu in each numbar. 03a year, posts** >*r 000. The Granite Mills wore incorporated in dclyhia Evening Star. 150.000 18fi3. and Uie burned mill bad 36,048 spindle*. IXt eaio oi tiluinone, aaru <v uo. e stoves 8,400 loot*#, aixl cmjdoy«d about 425 opcr- is immense. Their cook and healing stoves roRBinh. are universally jropular iu the West of killed and injured at ilfty-cight. The calamity appcars'to have been tho result of man government ia attributable lo tbe designs criminal ckteloeencas and inefficiency, In tbe ** Finished " Nall ia tho beet in the world. of Bi«marok to force Denmark to join the first plioc tbo talll ampioyee. Utetnplo TUX MA-RXXTS. German Empire. The Danish government has to extLOguUh the fire without calling out the NEW YORK. demanded of Germany an explanation in reBssvn—W^13e. Bcoa—DrtMod, ^.(spilc. Oanmr-16SC. Ftxiva—Ba'-orfiue Western, H.wa»,«w. government Mlatad the British flag with flue lack of diaciplino, aud no aUcmpt was made io ^temtutr. and fnll indemnity ttee tha ladders of tho department for ths re*Consol Consul Magee Magee for for the the indign Indignities he bad suffered. CHICAGO. Jed bircrv, B£.ixmz.M). —The great strike in the oolton mills of Bolton,. England, in which abOnt 13,000 oper­ atives were engaged, promisor to be amicably settled, all parties haring agree*! to arbi­ HE.Y AKD ElTTEhS. tration. Two or throe weeks ago a family liv­ ing in tho Third ward set a hen on ten Genera! of.Cuba is reported. eggs in the barn. Tbe same family —llfe' extBnsiro emigration of Meunonilos from Baari* baa abrmod ths government, 4i\#Slc. belonging to tho family did not know and it has concluded to exompi members of that scut from active military duty, but will that tho han was “ set,” 80 they dis­ turbed her and brought in the eggs, and Laon—HJ»t chased her about the yard for play and reoreation. While thus occupied the ;. 3he hM called a convention of deleold cat that had * ' litter of kittens only a few days old decided at that oppor­ MILWAUKEE. to meet is Berlin to October tune time to change th‘:ir location, and Irian polar expedition dooiaro exploration in brought her little ones to that very nest, the reports open polar mb are untrue elbow wet an 1 Kmfc.uu-.lKurtt’.BnUdlxl). BRANCH � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-10-09.pdf.pdf 5082c0254c2e49797382ea304f405d3d PDF Text Text ®hr flashtillt ^teirs. ADVERTISING RATES: FRIDAY. Progression. No Retrogradine VOL. II r/ZK OLD FARM HOirSK. struggling for his life, now stands that old man lumself, his brow. bored, his arms grasping Hie rifle, while his gray hairs wave bock from his wrinkled and blood-dabbled face. That was a fine figure of an old veteran, nerved for his last fight; a stout warrior, preparing for his death struggle I Death struggle ? ' Tee—for the old man, Iiaac Warn pole, has dealt too many hard blows among the British soldiers, trickad, foiled and cheated them too often to escape now. • A few minutes longer and they would be reinforced by a large party of refu­ gees. The powder and arms in the old block-house, perhaps his daughter hci self, was’to be thdir reward. . There was scarcely a hope for the old man, and yet he was determined to make a desperate fight. . “ We must bluff off these rascals !'* ho said, 'with a smile, turning to his child. “Now, Boss, my girl, when I fire this rifle you hand mf-hffothd^ and And the soft wiad play* with hl* tnow while hair. Insld* tbo door, on the sanded. c'oor, A HERO WOMAN. A Itoxxxcx or THE BcTOwnox In a thick wood not more than half a mile from the Schuylkill, there stood in the time of the Revolution a quaint old fabric, built of mingled logs and atone, and inoloeed by a.palisnde wall. It had been erected in the early days of William Penn—perhaps some years be­ fore tho great apostle of peace first trod our shores—as a block-house first in­ tended defense against the Indiana. And abw.it stood with its numerous . chimneys, its massive square windows, its varied front of loga and stone, ita encircling wall, through which admit­ tance was gained by a large and stoutly built gate ; it stood in the midst of tho wood, with sgo-worn treesencircling its veteran outlines on Yvory side. From its eastern windows you might obtain a glimpse of tho Schuylkill, while a large casement in the southern front commanded a view of the winding road as it sunk, out of view, under tlio shade of those thickly clustered boughs, ino a deep hollow, not more than a hun­ dred yards from the mansion. Hare from the southern casement, on one of those balmy days which look in soon Until the wholo eight shots arc fired I That will keep them on the other side of the wall for a few minutes at least, and then wo will have to trust to God for the rest [” Look down there and see a hand steal­ ing over tho wall. The old man leveled his piece—that British trooper falls back with a crushed hand upon his comrades' heads. No longer quivering with suspense, but suddenly growing firm, the young girl passes a loaded rifle tn the vet­ eran's grasp, and silently awaits the result. For a moment all is silent below; tho British braves are somewhat loth to try that wall when a stout old “.rebel,** rifle in hand, is looking from yonder window. There is a pause—low, deep murmurs—they are holding a council. A moment is gone, and nine heads are thrust above tho wall at once— cran has tired three ahots, three dying, groveling in the yard, beneath t’10 shadow of the wall. “ Quick, B<w, tho rifles!” And the brave girl passed the rifles to her father’s grasp; there are four more shots, and three soldiers fall back like weights of lead upon the ground, and a single red coat is seen si only mounting to the top of the wall, his eyes fixed upon the hall door, which he will force ere a moment is gone. Now the last ball is And, thooid man stands there in that second story win ■ upon the dreary autumn, toward the dow, his hands vaiqly striving for close of November, a-farmer's daughter another loaded rifle. was gating with dilrled eyes aud lialfAt this moment the wounded and dy­ clasped hands. . ing band below were joined by a party Well might she gaze earnestly to the of some twenty refugees, who clad in south and listen with painful intensity to their robber uniform camo rushing from the slight*** eonnd I Her brothers the woods, and with one bound arc . were away in the army of Washington, leaping from the summit of the wall. and her father a grim old veteran—ho “Quick, Bisa, my rifle I” stood six feet and three inches in his And look there—even while the vet­ stockings—who had manifested his hate eran stood looking out upon the foes, for tho red coat invaders in many a the brave girl—for slender in form and desperate contest, had that morning left wildly beautiful in face, she io a bravo her alone in this small chamber, in girl, a iiaro woman—had managed, ns efikrge of some ammunition intended for it by instinctive impulse, to load a rifle. a band of brave far me: a about to join She handed it to her father, aud then the host of freedom. loaded another and another ! Was not i Even as she stood there gazing out of that a beautiful sight ? A fair, young tho south window, a faint glimpse of girl grasping powder and ball, with sunlight.from the faded leaves above, ramred rising and fallen in her slender . pouring over her mild face, ahaded by fingers. ''clustering brown hair, not ten paces Now look down to the wall again. frem her side were seven loaded rifles The refugees are climbing over its sum­ and s keg of powder. mit—again a horrid cry and' another . Leaning from the casement, she lis­ wounded man tumbled down on his tened with every nerve quivering with dead and dying comrades. suspense to tho shoos of combatants, But, now 4ook-l A smoke rises, the the hurried tr&ul of armed men echoing fire blazes up orotind the. wallthey from the south.' have fired the gate. A moment and the There was,something very beautiful in that picture. The form of the young bolt and lock will be burned from the socket —the passage will befrto. Now ’ girl framod by the square massive win­ dow, the contrast between the rough is the flaxy moment of the old man's trial . ’ timbers that inclosed her, and that While tho brave daughter load^he rounded facx^the lipa parting, the hazel eye dilating, and the cheekn warming • with hope and fear; thero was some­ thing very beautiful in that picture—a _ young igirt leaning from lhe window, of an old mansion, with her brown hair - * waving in glossy masstia around her face., . Ealdenly the shouts to iho south grew nearer, and then emerging from ’ ’ tie deep hollow, there came an old man running at fall speed, yet every few minutes turning to fire his rifle, which ho loaded sz he xss. He was pursued by a party of ten British soldiers who camo rushing on, thrir bayonets fixed, tsif to strike their victim tere he advanced ten rteps nearer , the house. On and on the old man came, while r hia daugiiter, quivering with snspense, huig leaning from the window, he Ha is aurr.Mi.ded, their r^usketr are leveled al h^ head, he is down al their fuel grappling for life. Bat look again. He dashes his foee aside, with one bold movement be springe through the gate; an instant, aad it is locked; the British soldier?, upa the. high wall 4|ASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBERS), 1874 sand lives they would not be worth a farthing's purchase now. ' Still that gjrl, grown suddenly vrtiite m the keroldef round her neck, stands there trembling from head to’foot, the rifle in her hand, its dark, tube laid against the powder keg. The door bursts open ! Look there 1 Stout forms are in the doorway, with muskets in their hahds; grim faces stained with blood, glaring into tho room. Now, m -if. her very soul has coined the words, that young girl, with face pale aa asheii, hazel eyas glaring with deathly light, utters this short but meaning speech : “Advance.one step into this room, and I will fire this rifle into the powder there.” No oath quivers tho lips of that girl, to confirm her resolution, but there she stands alone, with her wounded father, and yet not a sold'er dare cross tho threshold. Embrued M they are in deeds of 'blood, thero is something ter­ rible to those men in the words of that young girl, who stands there with the rifle laid against the powder keg. They stand as if spell-bound, on tho threshold of that chamber. At last one bolder' than the rest, a bravo, whose faoo is half inclosed in a thick, red beard, grasps a riflo and lev­ els it at the young girl's breast. “ Stand back, or I will fire !” Still the girl is firm ; the bravo ad­ vances a step and then steps back. The sharp “ dick " of that rifle falls with an unpleasant emphasis upon his ear. “Bess, I am dying,” gasps the old man, extending his arms. “ Ha, ha, wo have foiled the Britishers. Como, daughter,, kneel here ; kneel and say a prayer for me, and lot mo feel your warm breath upon my face, for I am getting cold. Oh, dark and cold 1” Look I As those trembling accents fall from tho old man's tongue, those fingers unloose their hold of the rifle— already the troopers are secure of one victim,’ a youug and beautiful girl, for affection for her father is mastering the heroism of the moment—look ! She is about to spring into his arms. But now ' she sees her danger again, she clutches tho riflo ; again, though her father's dy- ' ing accents arc in her cars, stands there prepared to scatter that house in ruins if a single rough hand assails that vet­ eran form. • There are a few momenta of terrible suspense, then a hurried round far down tho mansion, then a contest on the stain, then the sound of rifle shota and the light of rifle blaze. Then the ruf­ fians in tlic doorwiy fall crushed by the > strong arm dt tho Continental soldiers. Then a wild shriek quivers through tho ; room, and that young girl—that hero of a woman—with one bound springs into her brother’s arms, and nestles there while her father—his form yet warm— liei with fixed eyeballs, upon tho floor. ENORMOUS BUSINESS. One of the surprising things {in con­ nection with the failure of Jay Cooke A Co. is tho magnitude of their business. At the recent trial in Philadelphia, Mr. Morehead, one of tho partners of tho firm, testified that Cooke A Co. nego­ tiated for the government $1,930,000,­ 000 in bonds, and afterwards bought and sold $3,000,000,000 iu addition. In ten years that firm transacted a busi­ ness covering five billions of dollars, a larger amount than was ever handled in the some time by any house in the world. It would seem that a firm hav­ ing the handling of so much money could have made enough by its enor­ mous transactions to carry the North­ ern Pacific through a thrve-weeks panic, if not enough to build the real Certainly most bankers would^ hare rubbed tha‘ small amount from the coin os it slipped through'their fingers, and either the firm was very honest or did continues to fire with that deadly aim, business in a very loose way. Mr. but now—oh, horror—he falls, he falls Morehead thinks the house failed from with a musket ball driven into his ovtir-oonfldence. It had been dazzl«d breast The daughter's outstretched by the enormous sums it handled till • arms received tho father, as with blued paltry $8,000,090 seemed a mere baga­ spouting from tho wound, he toppled telle. It h a remarkable instance of from the window. failure from doing a too large and profit­ Ob, it is a sad and terrible picture. able business. The old man writhing there on- the A SAD STORY. oaken floor, the young daughter bending The following and story of a darkened over him, the light .from the window life is given in the Boston TrantCript : streaming over her face, over her fath- In Nashua, N. ’ EL, resides a young girt wlyyso pitifak-lot excites the deepest tore of the small chamber affords a dim iy»paUxy. - When, a child she was back-ground to the acene. Ecaldrd about tile bead and face, and Now, hark ! The sound of axes at although she survived her injuries the the ball door; sbouta I hnxraEu! curses I rosy face of childhood was changed to a •* We.have the old rebel at last f' mopk—a trayesiy on tbo human counThe old man zsuaa bis bead at that sBund; makes an effort torise; clutches hideotumws. Jjypairell, Mass., where for a rifle, and then falls back again,Tits she once lived, sb great was the horror eyes glaring, as the fierce pain of that excited by her appearance that she was wound quivers through his heart. Now, watch the movements of the ofeex day arid several daughter. Sdesl'y she loads a rifle, oi- veaUuWdut karUy she rests it againrt the head of that powder keg, and then placing her, father’a form, while the shouts of the terrible earoged soldiers came Ihumiering down her#! To lire through the Ktnira. Yet, they have broken the phrsioal auffertug only to endure bance- ■totel a mootatit ago, ■be bvheU iter fadbw- lb«tr eye.! H*d the oid zaou a t!*ou- NO. 2. cramped for • tram-portal ion. or imposed upoq bt. railroad monopoljM. In hta *■ Wealth d MICHIGAN. (From tbs Itarabllc M»<axina.J HOW TO CATCH A BEAU. “neither tbo rude eoarw manafaetaro i_ VO cal diffiraUy, support the expenae of a con141,199 aidarable tranaportatiou, yet tho refined and improved manufacture easily may. In a smKU Bulk it freqasntly contain* the price of a great qaautity of raw prodooe- A piece of fine cloth, for example, which weigh, onlv t3>37.ara eighty pound*, contains , in the price not only 8*14,618 eighty ponuda of wool bat enmetijuoa of sev­ i,i<r..c;i eral thouaaud weight of corn, tho maintai:113,013 anco of the different working people aud of their immediate employers. Tbo euro which ’Its could with difficulty have been carried abroad in ita own ehape la in th«* manner virtually exported in that of tho complete mauufac- Geographically it La aa oxtoneion northward of the State of Ohio and Indi ana, and la bounded on the east by the St. Clair river and Lako Huron, north by Lake Superior, and west byWbcotUu and Lake Michigan. In form it resembles a tasseled liberty cap. forced up between lAkea Hnron aud Michigan, di­ viding thoro great inland eoae up to tbo Strait of Mackinaw, with tho taaa<il pundaut extend­ ing westward two hundred and ninety miles along the south coast of Lake Superior. . Michigan embracoa an area of 56,451 n<]uxro WrtHuB aabnaM, 2S9.34T 931,279 and Handler etreanw throughout tho on the SUM. I.KIMI 701 Tba potiineula of Michigan wan oocnpi’dby 84»,7X7,919 French trapparu and Jeauit mivaiouarica aa early aa 1648. Ntntetn yoan later French troopa appeared apon the ground to protect the far tradero from English adventurora in the name bumnesr, who were ctcroaclilng frutu Hudaoue Ba* and other northern locoliUea. HoaUliUoa were renewed again with greater show vigor in 1743. recalling in a French and En- — . igro among th* gliah war which ox tended to 1756. . mo«t prosperous Agricultural Slate* in the During the interval of a century between Union. An- ovidsuoo of those facta and of th* rapid progress of tlio State it may be noted that tbo number of farms under actual culUration bare increased from 31.089 in 1850, to reault of which was tbo threatened extennina- 98,786 in 1870; nudit is added by thow> famil­ tion of both )kartiM4o throe barbarous etrug- iar with the facts that tho purchase rod cqxinglee for supremacy. ing up of now farms bar* novar been carried The peninsula was held by England on more rapidly than at present, and especially from 1763 to 1783, when it coded to since 1870. with some few exceptions, the ths United State* * witli other territories entire lower peuinsula or maiti body of tho "oMt of the Mississippi.” The Britlah Blate is admirably adapted in soil roti climsto did not. however, evacuate the Territory for agricultural' purporos aid prosperity, until tbo 11 th of July, 1796. In tho same year while the extensive range of water base and ate|>a were taken to organize “ a civil govern­ numerous shipjiiiig ports will always af­ ment for the Northwest Territory,** the first ford Sbundrot facilities for prompt Legislature of which was convened at Cin­ and cheap transportation, rod render tho pur­ cinnati, Sept. 16, 1799. suit of agriculture desirable rod profitable on On tbo 7th of May, 1800, Indiana, including all parts of tho peoinsula. In addition to tho the peninsula, was organized, ami in 1502 fecihtien for transportation by water, there is was under the Governorship of William Henry a net-work of railroads extending aver the Harrison, afterward President of the United State rod into tbo interior, which bring* the States. means cf reaching tho beet markets on the By act of Congress, July 11, 180A, to take umliuent or in Europe almost to the very effect J one 39, 1825, Miohigan was organized door of every farmer in lhe Stats. as a Territory from part of tbo Territory of XAMUraCTUMIXO IXDVBTIUM. Indiana. It then constated of tliat district However vigorously tbo agricultural inter­ which ia now known aa tbo lower pcuiniula of est* of the State have boro prosecuted, it can Michigan. By acta of April 18,1813, and June ■be assorted with e mphasis that tho not less M, 1834, there wro added to’ the Territory of important source uf. a State's prosperity--a Michigan all that extensive tract of exmutry dtversitlod eystem or range of manufacturing north of Illiucta and Missouri, extending industries—has not been neglected. Wo may westward to the Missouri river, aud pow form­ multiply to the utmost extent tho facilities ing tbo great State of Wiroourin and portions for lhe transportation of agricultural products of adjoining States. By act of Juno 15,1336, Miclbgan became a State, reduced from ita territorial extension to its present limits, tbo other portions of the Territory of Michigan tarsi district can long follow tho practice of exporting its products without impoverialung the stjil. Andrew Torrington i» said to have Territory of Dakota. been the lint to auggoot, in his remarkable work entitled “England's Improvement by i-oi-clation. Michigan it greatne.a of ^ngiaud, and at tbo same time enriched her sod aud her aristocratic laud owner*. Bho brings dio machinery aud skill vo tbo tar m.tertil and tbn« removes tho nocoroity for Bending abroad tho bulky wbpat, corn and wool." The plain good »eii«o of Adorn Smith enabled him. to comprehend and allow to England the error of a eystem which found iu exports sud imi>orta the only index prosperity; aud also folly to understand 311 . M.W to tho euormona waato of tabor resulting from law 4 3111 4,781 iiupoidug upon communities a necessity for B.V.-fl 4.134| oxjMntfug corn, when, wool, cotton and otbur M.743 products of tho earth iu their rudest shape, to bo rotoniod again in tho form of cloth aud cr.tl-iry. If tlio products of tbo aod are 1H70 exported tho moans of fertilizing tho soil go By tho ofilclal figures hero nroaoated it will also, but do not return with tbo cloth that be eeeu that the percrot-igu yf incretse In the c>mM back. Farmers cannot Ignore tbo fact population of Michigan has boen much more that tnau ta a mere borrower from the earth, when he refa.ua to lotuni an equivalent rapid than the general percentage of increase and in fertilizers, »Uo does as do all other creditors, for the United States. him further accommodation. “ En­ Tho population of Michigan, Juno 1.1870. refuse tail ;1 makes her soil a reservoir,” aajs Dr. Carey, •' for tho refuse yielded by the raw comm-Miiuee of almost half the world, thus manure that has been valued at in tho totel. oho** great oxro »u<L-creditable obtaining or six times tho value of tbo accarocv on the part of tho parties emplujod 8MX>,«W,0a»," entire annual agricultural product wf in taking the different caaauets. Michigan. . Tbo falling off La-Gio porcentage of incroaoc But we have the evidence in tbo statiatic. between 1B60 and 1370 tn tho Slats and in the of the maucfactunng industries of tbo Slate, Unital Blate, ia oitrihated very properly to that the people of Michigan aro already alive the effects of the rebriiion of 1861. the importance of creating markets near With variations tit tho rate of increaap st to homo for tlio products of the soil. are certain periodH Mieh k»u has added npidljSto to-day within a fraction of ton There thousand its popnlatiou. In 1800 there wore but 551 mountxctnring catebltahmcnts in iho .State, white inhabitante in the entire Territory. giving employment to aixty-firo or seventy Tboae wore mainly confined to Detroit, the only village then wtlluu the limits of what ia thousand perrons, atA consuming annually now a great Atete. with a population of not aixty-tire million dollars' worth of matenals. lea. than one and a half ralliioua. It the in- Thia is evidence that the policy is to bring the c:oue from 1870 io 1880 shall equal the aver­ fanner and the mochuuc, the plow and the age increage in the Blate from 1640 to 1960, the population of Michigan in 1880 will bo 2.224,674. Hou. Daniel Striker, Beerelary of S.*tc, under reavo.iablo energy and industry Blate, and Dr. II. II. Baker, StaliatUten. wlu> on the part of tte people, cannot fail to pros­ have devoted much attentiou to tbs eubject,- per. Another 1 ecret of ibo cause of Michigan's give It m their opinion that tbo present pros­ wonderful prosperity lies in tho great di­ perity of the State sud the rate of immigra­ versity cf her mroufactures, which embrace tion since 1870 warrant the concluelon tbst the wide range of tbo raw products of the the popnlatiou in 1860 will be very UtUo, if soil, mlnoe, forest and sea. In illustration, anythliig, abort of two end a quarter milliona. there are terty-f<ur diaUlleries of peppermont ell in tho State, showing that uotniiig ta overlooked that can btr converted to useful 1875. The retnnia denote a popu­ and prufitaLIe purposes aud ultimately to .be benefit of tbo i-eople. Let ns look into their lated of 1,300,000. ' lacto: Loo and workali ops for (Urect evidence of The relaUt c Dumber* by vex by the pontita- industry and thrift. Uou of tbo Slate in 1870, aud their naurity. color, and pliyntaal rod aocial eonditioa are prorootod in the following table, baaed on the reooltaof tbo United State* ceuaua rod the sides and upon tbo smaller streams from uibaequcnt oeturoa by the State aatboritie*: the lake sborea tar into tbo Interior pro­ pelled by water-power, together with a etill FupuZatiro. Atab.. * ’ ~ largor number driven by steam, and giving N.U>. bora........ . . 4h',te4 VIS.SU employment to thousands of tbo industrious Vision Fureqpi tora............... >47.807 WUto.:.......................... euB.878 534.073 B ate aud tbo percentage of increase for the. United Slates, br decennial periods; down to the cen.ua of 1670 r . Mi 1MM as,cto MS.T35 363.330 Krt.BM taci.3-30 . . 81,1381174 Tbia la a good commencement, and with results in profits that will lead to a Unto and rapid doroiopmant of thia important branch of tho State’s industries. aat.T wobxh. Those are confined to Bay. Huron, Macomb, and Saginaw countiro. tho tatter making over t «o-third, of the entire product. Tbo fol­ lowing is the result for INTO: VARIETIES. A man named his beat hen “Mac­ sii duff" bocauae he wanted her to “lay n.Ki.Mu r<'i 743 tail prudursd, barrel* . raxito Life ismado up of little things, and .. II.14S.781 Th*, ronoxl product of aalt ho* iocrowad in New Jersey they're chiefly mosquito Binco 1870, tho year finding Juno 30, 1374. bites. showing 9iS,82&*Mmls aa tbo roimlt of tho yoar; winlo tho product of Joly, 1874. alono Nothing bo much destroys a man's omoautod to 11C.&00 barrel*, an ahowu by of­ ficial returns. Tbo salt product of Saginaw ia peace of mind ns to hear a woman among th* largest in tbo country,- and tho ar­ express an intention to give him a piece ticle ta of very nupenor quality. of bars. . An Iowa circus drew a big crowd by There are 30 cheese factories in tho State. 11 of which employ steam power. These fac­ advertising that Schuyler Colfax would tories cOnaame anti nail.v over thirteen aud a quarter million pounds of milk, costing 6166.­ enter tho ring on a bet of 8500 that ho 297, and yield 1.115,512 pounds of cheese, could ride the trick mule. worth 8219.283.' ■ TAXXXKXrs. “ I’m not much for shlump spakin',’’ One hundred and one tannerie" consume annually an average of. 81,357.911 worth of declared a candidate at Dubuque, “ but material, employ 707 pereonr, and yield a pro­ for honesty and capacity and integrity, duct valued at 82.057.043. I bate tho divil—so I do." mixob laDcsnuKS. There are a number of minor industries An exchange refuses to publish thq, which forwent of apses cannot bo enumerated in detail, such u planter mining and rajnu- poem commencing, “ I brestiw. on the tacturing, breweries, diatllleriea, etc. Nor is fuco of a maiden," until the editor knows what its author drinks. about tlio nao proportions in relation to the A Frenchman having heard the woid population of each Slate. press made use of to signify persuasion —as press that gentleman to take somethinj to eat—took occasion, one evening, at a party, to use a term SIXTY MILES AN HOUR. Mr. G‘-orgo Bugs, Superintendent uf which he thought synonymous, and the Hailway Postal Service, is making begged a fellow to squeeze a young lady army last year, reprwtecting the upper and middle edaeeee of France. Of this number, 5,600 arc scarcely able to read . tSSSMto 3,U4AMtM8 3Cn.ll9,W» SM.SU tWVW.VH 818^X1.309 Total vatos products......................... Here is an annual product from tho wood mills alone of thirtv-three million dollar*, aside from the timber aud wood in other fonss taken from the forests. At a period when a feeling prevails that oar Michigan to know that they 'yet poMess the targrot and best area of forest tend in tbo Union. Th* latest e-limaW. eonfifted to the loailtog timber States, give Um following re­ suite: Maine, 10J million ro?ee of forest or vi.iwi.au; us rn»*v in v.b>>wiu land i New Hamiwbire, 2j ; Vsrmimt. Xj ; Mas21 505,t»L” According to Dr. Baxerta tables ssnhorotta, 1); Now Yoik, bf; Pennsylvania, this number in Miclugiu would euiyort a con­ 114', Michigan, . Minnerola, 9; Wiaoonstant population Of 44.299,419 This clearly sta,?!. indioMse a much .mailer dvath rate in that njovxma miua. lu other countr&s are invaluable. Dr Edward Jarvis, in a pamphlet entitled *' Immlffratlou.'' pttb'.fs‘.ied fn t»72,' seyr: “ One tniUfon Hrthit aiiBJCCLTOM. 513 13U1 purpcMS tho an* war is embraced in the fact that Michigan reports an annual average of nearly seventeen milium btwbels of coni. If ■MsMswdf***, B*....... the inqniry sbonld turn upon the quality at ths sou. an annual yield of eighteen to twenty no superior spot. aronte atmM-t alw* OUirr j»roduct«," ■Cap.UI iDTeXad <~pooixlly m thrw-fourth, of the produrt ia ciaanisd with the hlgliMt gradoe produced in become general, the plan of ?#. Van­ du. Union. derbilt in providing sepsraU tracks for paa*tuger and freight trains will have to be adopted. With passenger trains running at s speed of .sixty miles an hour, there would hardly be a possibiliiy of carrying on the freight buainoM over the samo line of rails with either wmm p.;d(jro.) Lemtar aavad (J« 35,947 14Mb nwd.......... B. B.kcr, of Michigan, to tho claoih rote in tho Btolo, and Ute tableo preoautod lu th« ••HtotiaUoo of MichlRsu," pubhobod in H<3. Children employed to sing. A veteran observer says that a little bumbug efitera into the composition of almost everybody. Is it positively cer­ tain that our nsarest and dearest friends would be quite so near and dear to us if, they did not bumbug us occasionally, and so, to some extent, become hum­ i Idlotlc- Dot, with all your yisMaat bonier, arrangements, so it is said, for tbo more rapid transportation of tbo mails. He proposes tbst mail trains, consisting simply of a locomotive and a mail ^r, shall bo ran between the chief cilies of ♦he Union st a rate of ?pee<l much above Hint of ordinary express trains. By this meuis it is expected that the mails can be carried from Now York city to Chicago in twenty-four hours, and that a similar reduction of time can be made by mail traifis on other routes. Com­ menting on this, the New York Graphic says: “There is no doubt that the speed of railway trains in this country can be greatly increased. On the HudBon Jliver rood, within the last two or three years, the fast express which runs betwsen this city and Albany, stopping only at Poughkeepsie, has attained a rate of speed which compares favorably with that of the fastest English ex­ presses ; while tho morning * newspa­ per trains’ between New York and Philadelphia run al the rate of nearly sixtyaniles an hour." This increased speed lias been rendered possible by improvements in the road-bed and rails which have latterly been made. It ia as safe to travel fifty miles an hour over atoel rails bolted together with “ fish­ plates " as it formerly was to travel at a speed of thirty miles an hour over iron rails loosely connected by cast iron “chairs." Our railroads are suscepti­ ble of still further improvement, and there is no reason why, when steel rails and iron bridges oome into general use and sharp curves and heavy gi ades are modified, wo should not be able to travel at nearly double the speed now prac­ ticable on most of our great railway lines. The mail trains proposed by Mr. Bangs will materially hasten the day of rapid travel. It will be found that a speed of fifty miles an hour is. with proper precaution, and over a prop­ erty built road, quite as safe aa the ordinary speed of expreis trains. In a short time tho railway companies will find it greatly to their advantage to at­ tach passenger cars to the mail trains, which will mn for hundreds of miles without stopping except for coal and water, and the vpeed of which will be emulated to some extent by other ex­ presses. We shall probably bo able to ride from New York city to Chicago be­ fore many years in eighteen or twenty salt of IM* । ■ obtain homo tnarkote for our agricultural products, a fact with which our Western farmers aud Western enterpriao are every year becoming more impresoed. • The woolen factories of Michigan presented tho following results at tho date or the last United Stales censua: 879,1M31 IVA**? bugs themselves ? A BEGQiB posted himself at the door of an English chancery court, and kept sajing, “ A penny, phase sir! Only a penny, sir, before you go in." “ And for what, my man?" inquired an old coun­ try gentleman. “Because, sir, the chances are that, you will not have one’ when you come out.” “ What do you sell those fowls for ?" inquired a peraon of a man attempting to dispose of some chickens of a ques­ tionable appearance. “I sell them for profits,” was the answer. “ Thank you for .the information that they arc prophets,” responded the querist, “I to >k them to be patrisrohs.” It didn’t rain for some time in » Western town, and when the floods did dcBeend the editor said : After many days of arid desiccation the vapory cap­ tains marshaled thoir thundering hosts and poured out upon scorching humanity sud the thoroughly incinera­ ted vegetation a ftw iache* of “ aqua pluviallr." Thb Paris correspondent of the Boo­ ton fiaiurday /Evening Gazette writes that 10,000 volunteers joined the French Hnah facta m these go to «how that Skch.n is not the only diagraceful fact in French affairs. �iniisrinjur ought ta lb. OCT 9.IBM bonra. Horse thieves in Texas are serena­ ded with siring bands. Holly Bunking was found lying at ’ the for* I of a stairway in Flint, in an M»e thx>e*, when with large insensible condition, with his aku^ it is difficult to find the mean# I crushed in. Ha soon expired. I the demand* of domestic ' i A company is Io process.of organin word of counsel ought nut • lo b. UH«.ghl .mi.v Th«. i. Utah- i “ ■’“* " "w R-r»bl.=n far torrid, plantar P*P« O'*"1’ B’l*1*- J- 'L Stone’ ing wlweh goes m ( , - -< of Kalamazoo, is one of the moving young people beyond the reach of Ne^t to a diary, the most difficult thing to keep is a lead pencil. The railways get about $8,000,000 years for transporting mail matter. . h.cing is again coming into fashion. This is good news .for short armed lovers. . • Proprietors. in explaining how a horse thief came in that State. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Celt Uwel than any other House in town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce, After transacting all necessary and ago by loud screams proceeding from A statue of Bolivar, the liberator of perliminary husinesss, convention a room occupied by a lady'member of South America, is being executed in proceeded to ballot lor Senator with the family. Inquiry elided the infor­ Paris, at a cost of $16,000, for the the following result: mation that “there was a centipede government of Ecuador. The work drug store. The druggist jiourcd It is not necessary to hare a fire in chloroform on the towel to stupefy the the stove or even a bad chimney for creature and to prevent the posibility C. A. TRUMAN is done by Doublehard. A chronically healthy Texan editor “frown the thing down." Put the flue walls; and if you build hotair furnaces, be carefnl to use as much wood as possible ia their construction. Mrs. Jipes, of Greasy Point, HL after sawing a cord of wood, digging five huahels of potatoes, milking twenty cow*, carrying ten tubs of . waler, and doing a ___ dozen pieces, incidentally mentioned being tired. Mr. Jipes read to her AND concluded to "grin and bear it.” An editor, who speaks with the tua new fact by experience, says that the TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. new wa£ to prevent bleeding at the nose in to keep your nose out of other BEST1NTHEW0RLD1 Clf-Tha Highest Pre»!« Vraa peeple’s business. John Frodo is no more. HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD I You prob­ Great r ernor of the state should come to ma and say, ‘Joshua, I want thee to find Bargains THAN EVER IN Y.,’ I would come to thee and say, IntHsnapolis Exposition; Lon Wan* State Fair; FOR BEING THE SEST SEWING MACHINES, AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF MEd -ioIng the largest and beet Machines in the Market were iu direct COMPETITION!! Proprietor of the WOLVERINE MILLS I and get a — AND - WOOL CAR2E5G MACHINE! GTFor 7lemming. Fell­ ing, St it ching, Cording. Binding, Braiding, Enibroidering, Quilt­ ing and Stitching fine or heavy goods it is tin surpassed. Where ws have no Agent* rrill deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Rail Road Station of Purchasers. A Kansas editor says he made a mistake in attempting* to publish a Mich. ,nonpareil paper in a long primer । WenM Kupocl&Ly ?ofcrei ^o public th*4 ba is pnpund to do dciNo the work than vtb Needlesjer all Sawint Machmes for Sala. 1'Imm £.< C. id. BOUaEa-, miter. 0M Michiart liken 11 Elehugt. Mancfactured by the Michigan Stove Co., and warranted for one year. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER. Amer, Inrtltnte, N. T.; Cincinnati Exposition; and Georgia State Fair; William, the governor wants to see A lady who had begn teaching her Northern Ohio Fair; llwshWupl Slate Fair; mu lhe biggest liar in tho sb.to of N. thee j»aiticulanly.*” V IJ£ N 1ST A. Ohio State Fair; Sb Louis Fair; quilt containing ever so many thous­ and pieces, and then her husband get .rid ol these creations of weariness little four year old the elements of astounded by his and that over-st.mulatiun of the arithmetic, was emotions, as a f*ir share of tiealthy running iu and propounding the work directed toward a definite oh- following problem :—'‘Mamma, if yon jecL" Just here a can of Royal had three butterfly# end each butter­ fly h.id a bug in his ear, how many butterflies would you have ?' The mother is still %t work on the probhd, three pancakes, a rotten tomato, leem. ----------------- =--------salt-cellar, bowl of buttermilk, and all Tuaaiao thk raai.es.—White the doogh for Thursday’s baking. It wm evident she considered her Imd land rae«! Tilk. one I ■ EVERYBODY wiBsesr from a newspaperI believe that nothing would tend so eflectuaily t<> FARMERS.. MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, air of a man who has discovered a dies, and the hearse had been painted other, “thee knows I never call any­ body names, but, William, if the gov­ 6. Always buy the cheapest keros­ aud sold as a circus wagon. ends of the wooden beams into the 50 Dollars ! I Before the you. A oorrespendaot of the Providence Journal tells a story of a man who saw a thief enter histoom when the moon shone bright upon biai. H« Uy quietly, as if in sound sleep, for a time, as the examination went rapid­ ly on. At length he was convulsed with laughter, which started the mis­ creant peering into his deask. See­ ing he was taken nt a disadvantage, the intruder turned and asked what occasion th*re - ■—• burst. He replied :—“I was thinking how extreme!}’ ridiculous it is for you iu be bUMiching for mouoy ia the night, when I am unable to bud any in the daytime." _ jB*OR before lhe performanfce wns over he 2. If the fire io (be stove does not audaciously leaves a most unprofes­ burn well, pour benzine or kerosene sional inference to be drawn from the seized it to blanket his mule, and said it saved him paying out six shillings on it from a well filled gallon can. following statement: He says that 3. When you light your cigar or the doctors were all away last sum­ for an army blanket. A party of young men were out the lamp, throw tho burning match— mer to attend the medical convention. no matter where, and don't look after They were absent about two months, serenading a few nights since. They it, even if it gets into Ute waste paper and on their return found all thei; sat on the pavement, which had been recently paved with a tar solution. basket patients hud recovered, lhe drug 3. Put a burning candle on the stores had closed, the nurses bad Next morning the rear of six pair of shelf of a closet and forget all about it. opened dancing schools, the cemetery pants dotted the walk, and music ic 5. Always read in bed until yon fall had been cut into building lots, the hvoid no more around that collate. asleep, with a burning candle near undertaken had gone to making fid "Wilham,” said one Quaker to an­ ene yqu can get. Especially for builders : 5249 Buy the World-Renowned A Presbyterian elderof Musontine. ably didn't know him. He lived in To any one anxious to create ol ita escape, and one of the clerks Wartem Missouri, and in entering a biaxe, we commend lhe following stood by with an uplifted club, to the smoke house of a friend to see stake it should it attempt to get off. ruled: how the hams got along a trap gun 1. Rub yonr furniture with linseed­ The tuwei was opened, and the ex­ blew his head off. oil, and preserve carefully the old, pectant lookers on were astonished to An Ohio woman worked at odd greasy rags used for this purpose, in find that all the fuss had been made times for nine year? to piece a bed­ . a paper box in an ont-of-the-way over a little strip of calico. ■ 7/ILSON Iowa," visited the circus merely to this. place. A New Idea! Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to Bay for Cash. I have a foil line of ' $500.00 worth of Boots and Shoes 000 are invested in those institutions Two gentlemen residing in Sacra­ looking for his store end stock of mento, Cal..were startled a few nights goods ever since. 1st Infmined Ballot—Votes cast 32. on her bed." The gas was turned down H. A. Shaw received 9; A. K. War­ quite low, but the gentlemen saw the ren 6; A L. Green 4 : Blank 13. insect on 'the bed, and, doubling n 2nd Informal Ballot— Votes cast 32. towel several times, one of them cast II. A. Show 8; A K. Warren 11; it over Uie centipede, aqd clutched it Blank 13. ‘ tightly to prevent its escape. One of Formal Ballot—Votes cast 32. tho gentlemen was somewhat of an K. Warren 21 : IL A. Shaw 11. amateur scientist, and desired ardent­ Mr. A. K. Warren was unanimous­ ly fto preserve the centipede ns a ly declared the nominee? specimen. * Accordingly, the captured insect was carried in the towel to a W- t »c e, M«pl« Ororr. Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, flats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. Oct.6, When last seen tho night be­ Mr. Hawley, of Milford Center, O., Convention convened at Charlotte, fore, he was under the influence of weighed some powder by candle Oct. 3rd, to nominate a Senator from liquor. . light the other night, and he has been by Hon. Homer G. Barber. "a t«m. J™ UUX> —1 Sl.». w- ««»>•’ lOa|.U Ba, H4r«tw O»d All U« -b...-----------c.n»« u»u< $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, Rapids fell under a moving train last to his end. the times in which we are may be Tuesday and had one leg cut off and New York is thinking of taxing her He is not church property, savings banks, and the school to educate us in those tfce other badly mangled. habity of economy which hereafter expected to live. insurance companies. Only $315,000, tho 16th district, and called to urder Mill . AINSWORTH k BROOKS, tertain, are equally pernicious. Surely The body of Martin Roach was found floating in the river at Wenona Received at the 0. O. D. Store «f STUCCO, through life; to educate and prepare ol the- Kalamazoo division of the Staunton, Virginia, claims to have their children for a proper station in Michigan Southern,Rajiway, has pro­ a negro 100 years old, but that’s noth­ life; and not todissipaie his property. vided the train men with a new tele­ ing. They’d call him a middle-aged The husband's interest should be the graph instrument, by which connec­ man in Michigan. wife’s care, and her greatest ambition tion cou be made with the maiu line, A New Orleans rat walks across carrp her no further than his welfare al any place and dispatches sent. Magazine street overy night upon a or happiness, together -with that of telegraph wire. Large crowds as­ John Carstccn, of Kalamazoo, was h.-rchildren. This should be her solo robbed of a satchel containing $300 semble to witness the performance. aim, Mnd the theatre of her cxpiols in in money and $500 in ndtes, Friday There is a man in Indiana who is the'bosom of-her family, where she night. These valuables he kept in now living in a house with his fifth may do as much toward making a lhe loft of a barn. ■ wife, seventeen children, and three fortune os he can do in the. counting­ A little boy, two and a half years mot hors-in law. And still ho ts not room or the work shop. It is not lhe of age, son cf Mr. Ottowa Creascrof happy. money earned that makes r man Three Rivera, fell into Portage River, “Of course we couldn’t have him wealthy, it is what he saves from his Tuesday afternocn, and was drowned. roaming around here putting on Con­ earning. $clf gratiQcaiion in'dress, The body was recovered. gressional airs." says a Nevada paper or indulgence in appetite, or more JDujnbeof incalcunblc worth. Fteyharty. Cheap. Tb. property kno Clover Seed, &c., duty, to bring into the bouse ; mid it right, was struck by a backing loco­ S. Senator. is the diity of the wife to see that motive at Ishj»eming, and lhe wheels William B. Astor is over eighty, none goes wrongfully out of iL A ran over her neck, severing the herd and old age ir telling 0° him pretty min gets a wife to look after his af­ from the body.' I rapidly. He will leave a little matter fairs, and !o assist him in his journey ' Colonel Wheaton, Superintendent of >70,000,000. Walter Kensington, alioy of Grand Will CORN, APPLES, OATS, A. T. Stewart is to build a mam­ • poverty as proper economy in the spirits. ■ DtUvarod st their moth hotel in Philadelphia, in anticiWm. Cole escaped from the State management of household affair*. It prtion of the Centennial. ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE matters not whether a man furai«b«a prison, last Saturday, while outside In putting up stoves the jn<»n thing little or much for his family, if there with a team. No trace of his course. is to have the ax where you can use h*nd ud have for m!« A ConstetMie- youth went gunning a continual leakage in Kjs kitchen it to.smash things when yonr patience or parlor; it runs away, he knows and shot a cow valued at forty dollars, LATH, gives ou». not how, and that demon Waste au expense foi powder which by no SHINGLES Andy Johnson is making a canvass cries “more f* like the horseleech's means pleaser! his father. WATER LIME daughter* until he that provided has SALT, On Friday, a little girl eight years of Tenncsse to get a majority of the no more to give. It is the husband's old, daughter uf a miner named En­ Legislature -pledged to make him U. HAIR, company lhau his purse cat well en­ CASH. CASH POTATOES, Mff Carding Machine IS RKADT inform tho public tlrei tboy will FRESH MEATS, The largest stock of Palate, Oils, Vari kb m aad Brishex ever brought to Nashville. Also a large stock of Orees-cat Saws, in i rinding the Silver Steel Diamond. the fastest cutting saw in the l world, and all to lie offered at price* heretofore unheard &£ for Cash, Bend for Circulars, Price . List, &c., and Copy of the Wftson Hefieotor. one of the best Periodicals of the day. devoted to Bewtng M*erdnea. Fashions, Goncnd Agents Wanted ", than bo drairod. os Wwt aide Maio St ■>. POWLEM, Carter C. C. WOLCOTT, film Selin lacto Ci CLEVKLISfc OEIO. �THE BBT Of Fffi'f during thh week a «“»» by Ibe EMer. w»re Terr nriaui oTrrrinu to ll>. toihM. _ 'GEDIRECTORY. । I । ........ . l"i___ —■ •—w. H. Kocher and Bro. are re­ high regard they all had for him and hut general worth, and referring to Mr. ' DRESS TRIMMINGS, ■duuly rjspondpd a a .beat he GLQV&3., CORSETS, EUR! DESCRIPTION OF * of the Iiltle ones, who did what they could in the matter, have' reason to Mr. Crittenden will —The Rev. preach at the M. E. Church next h. h. wood, y. m. H. YOUNG. M. D. Office two doec* mmUi---of Tnumn'a Murw. —•-nu *-- . n _ MainFUrrei, W A. BARBER, M.. D., Horni-opaiMc PUraiHan and Rt-rxeon. Offlea. nrer H . —The woods are said to be full of game, turkeys, squirrels, etc, and sportsmen an* plentiful. feel.proud of their eflbrtk, those scholars arc as happy Plain OF ALL KINDS, a nice, healthly boy Experienced Workmen Employed. I bIxj miRufiMiure 8ofl and Hard Wood Market wil warrant, and aa low, for For tbe Wholesale end Retail Trade. pleasant at home and “among their playmates ns they seemed to be nt and Lath and Shingles, happy homes in Nashville and vicin­ W. n. KOCHER & Bro. & ity. Clocks, corwtvnlly on-hand. Nashville, Oct. Gth, 1874. — ...... . Depot, Nashville, Mich. 48 Weight, nine pounds. Ml ■oncnMuillkc ru»mwr, and MUafer IC-urantamL Cat! aud aer. CHAS. W. DEMARAY. A. W. OLDS. ’—Bev. E. L. Kellogg, haa rented George Simpson's house, and next week will go tb Hart after his family. ' Last Wednesday we received in­ —Mr. N. P. pLEMENT SMITH, V LAWYI rocenes nnd lhe concert. If so there must be many Boax.—To*Mr. and Mrs. Frazier McCormick,’ WEBSTER * HOBBS, BlackVVaanlttm. AH ktad* of wwt ta lhe Rtaek^nllh Sidlnf, l.'onldings, Ac., I close by saying that I hope all Sabbath at 10} A. M. Done to ordar. with prawptnew, and aatiafaction guaraatfod. Dressed. Flooring ’—Wedneiday, Downing & Allen c**»ful entertainment. All were well at pleased and satisfied, and.the parents commenced to sell offthetr goods auction. . * Hatching, Re-sawing, &c., HATS, CAPS, Altogether the concert was a suc- •ui.rM jUrrrfen. ^KAjnwG, * fag over the front of hrs new store. could under lhe circumstances,' by —A dog fight in a saloon last Wed­ thanking them for their gift. nesday, kicked up quite a commotion A collection, at the close, for the —The Beadle building is being fit­ benefit nf the school, was taken np, ted up (or Theo, Maxson, for a gro- amounting u> twenty-one dollars. THE EVENING NEV DRESS GOODS, • A MUOMBKHIP w, W..i., Min is now in running order . coKstsTisa or parttally restore hit failing health, i £****•<* were words that touched the hearts of ter‘ w the iistnera. —Capt. Boice has erected an awn­ A. W. OLDS, Prop’r. New Stock of floods 1 ceiving naw Ronds. —W A. Aylsworth has been to ' and EAR! CLOSING OUT SHE I EVE Dr. R. C. TnOMPHe.Y. Faney Frink lias returned telligence of the death of an only and His visit. beloved sister, who departed this life pleasant, on the SOtb of Sept last, in Dodge owing to sickness. Co, Neb. —We understand that a deposit of The friend nnd aud playmate 'of of JACKSM, treat* from a visit to Marshall. however, JJASTM^N 4 YOUNG, was iron ore lias been discovered in As­ our youth—an only sister—has gone ; passed into the gates of-that silent will soon be made to determine its city, from which no wanderer has ever syria Township, and nn investigation JJENRY H. WOOD, Justice of the Peace, value. returned. —The collection at Christain Con­ CATARRH, ASTHMA, CONStJIPTlOHj EPLEPTIC FITS, &c. JOB PRINTING tLz~ Special attention given to the Diseases of the Eye and Ear. Ornca—182 Main Si., opposite Bibban! offering to the public our entire stock of Houite.JMkaou, Mich83 Goods, consisting of The lamp of another life has gone out; gone forever, drifted If into the ocean of old eternity. How Messr& Olds and Durkee had not wonderful and unchangeable are the been present the sum would have laws of God. Another soul has l»een garnered, a fuhcrnl knell has been been just $15 less. —The Democratic County ticket rung; to murrow the sun Wit! 'sfutte cert last Sunday eve, was $21. q LlEBHAUSEJl. TAILOR PARAD-Y, Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes, has two qpminers from this village, as brightly and .the birds sing as whereas the Republican has “nary" • sweetly as ever. Yes, man is as mor­ one. We'six>uId have published the tal os lhe flowers that fade. full proceedings of the convention, ^ASHVILLE HOUSE. Capt.O.W. NASHVILLE, - Mbs. Jane R, McCabtt is no more. —The residence of Mr E. Taylor, five years, and leaves, of her nearest Mioniuan. one mile south of Vermontville wns kin, a husband, two children, an aged TWi-Bmic U toraOd. ••HfamUhnd destroyed by fire, on Wednesday father, two brothers, nnd many friends nd pefj will rrrc'rr r-'rrr •tk-nllfn. tjirxr Hall to mourn their loss. oe kctom and crtbcr -Jood U. livery ____ v_______ .-I rallwlme*. -I U __ . In -__morning of last week. The fire caught from the stove pipe. Insured. Con­ —Last Tuesday, R. S. Brady jump­ tents nearly nil saved. JJNION HOUSE. So­ ed into a wagon that was being driv­ MloHltfnn. ciety should make an effort to build en by W. H. Bendle, saying that that a larger church. At any extra gather­ wagon belonged to him, and uncere­ F. Daxcbb, Proprietor. KTAJUirVlX-UK, - —The Methodist or Christian ing, either of the churches are not by moniously pitched Beadle into the street, drawing a knife and swearing to -hold the crowd. Nashville is the abode of many liber­ that he would kill him. Beadle had al citizens arid we think a new church him arrested on charge of assault and half sufficient yyM. jones, building could be erected. battery with intent to kill. had hi> examination FALL AND W1NTEB KLUNERY& FANCY GOODS! Alsu VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. CUT FREE OF CHARGE! Michigan Central Bailroaif Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, ■Croekrry, Boots. Shors, Wall Paper aad a fall line of Groceries, SABBATH SOHOOL , CONCERT. mail 4:15 pm Y OF CORSE EVERYBODY KNOWS The only place lo got For Casli I BUGGY .CHEAP Lee .Reed’s Chipman, aud was l>ound To take 60 or 70 little fel­ Nashville, Mich. CMtaio4 LahBnrro RaDmi. DRESS GOODS, Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, prayer by Rev. DeGeer. the Union House. stance : Time Table taking effect June 15b, 1F74 BOOTS 4 SHOES, CLOTHING, WALL PAPER. O GROCERIES, Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS ar Tut CROCKERY. Valnartao Haakrll'. BUItwell Booth B.tvl Caw-polo Sn’jaxikrxft Vlekabonth o.i»,t E?’" AU persons indebted to tbe firm quality of work. The Convention convened at Hastings, Oct. 1st, and nominated The temperance alphabet by 26 the following ticket: Sbariff—A. P. King. little ones, was well rendered nnd BvMty. County Clerk—-Thoodore Dofralng. Register of Dooda—EUhu Chipman. Trrawtr-—Ira Stowell TTiea followed other recitations nnd Chxirraxn of County Committee—A. J. music which had we spnee and time Bowen. would be glad lo particularity notice. Representative—Henry A. Goodyear, Jrtsie Ralston and Geo. Fleming pre­ sided at the organ. A crazy man was found We will mention a few of the Omaha prairie, eating grass. on an wiU please call and settle al once. I say positively, that thost • wanting Buggies, will save money by buy­ ing of me! J. L. REED. Nashville, Aug. 8th, 1874. W. A. AYLSWORTR ISTew Store I NEW GOODS! Everything New ! gjA in varieties to suit customer*, all lo be pieces rendered, hoping that those not mentioned will not infer that what IDRESS leaking LIFER i AND FEED STABLE' LOCAL MATTERS. they did was of no importance:. ■ MBT Call at Bomb Ban's., Comer Drug “Calling,” by Lucinda Armstrong, Store, for your Dings, Medicines, Books Stationery, and eboiee family Grooeriee. 1 was well spoken. "’Happy Child,” by Annie Dart, was well spoken for so young a child. "Talk," by Ida Wolcott and George Shet and Powder cheap at WlleoU’i Truman, was well spoken. “Over the Hills to the Poor House," by Rosa Young Ladies and Gentleman aU entioft; Lawyers, Doctor*, Laboring Men end Gentlemen at large: REMEMBER JDK/-5T GOODS brother," was sung by Ida U olcott. E. D. BITGOOD, Propriktor. „ Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing DOWNING & ALLEN. FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! B. TAYLOR. Suprrtatc •*, JACOB LENTZ Manufacturers and keeps on baa Parlor, Lilian, Dinin, Office ah GENERAL FUMTURE! - MojEVTOLOAii- Baiy Cab ai Pratolurs < or.11 Mjlw u4 •>>-. .id MBTAL1 Cozy IdtUe Brick Store, son, showed what little boys think of SHR OtlDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. Kamwwii €MerZ CMer I old wm chair/ c mmxx TRAINS RUM BY CHICAGO TJMK. AND D'USTERS. AC-AC. COFFINS AND CASKETS, "The new boots," by Frank Dick­ CBBAP! SHORT LINE RRTWEBN MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH Gpinxt North. Girard, followed by “Over Asa Madison, was wed spoken. HU. Nairin., Mi^. Fort Wayne, Jacta A Saiinaw L Together with a full assortment ol the Hitts from the Poor House," by Hon. Ca**otK>ll« Sooth IKnd RlUlwvU UokrtFo Vatananlao CMc*«e of a kind mother. contained much good sense, fur in­ FALL KLUNERY GOODS! PENINSULAR DIVISION. SHAWLS, opened with music. “Lend n helping hand.*' Allie Phillips *!tt the organ, followed by 6.52 GREAT BARGAINS IN BARLOW, The entertainment Mt Esq. over, in “ Yonr prices are below Grand Rapids. I will take the top carriage DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. Acknowledgements .—Mrs. Isaac and surprise my wife.”—Jerry Rog­ and when to take it, is no small task. ers, Carlton. In this concert all seemed interested. Buck has our thanks for a basket of A’so Mr. J. C. The old and young, large and small, nice, larg- peaches. hundred others that will go their last dollar FASHION AJBL.E knew just what 10,3a y and when to Stone, of South Cass, for some excel­ lent apples. BABBERanU HAIR DRESSER! 12.41 XU lows and have them know tbeir place DELL 4.4* •,!» Golnc F»»t. SHOP IN BASTINGS. Brady before Nuhvilie. Iluttn*i MMdJetffle, Hainmotiit, Grand Itapld*, H.mnion.l MHdbvUJc, NsStvSb, Vermontvil!<, Charlotte, Eaton Itaphta, And have it warranted thoroughly, ia at Any one that knows anything day following having the consolation and would not let .it go." — Wn. altout Sunday School Conc.-rts knows in her defmrting moments to see all Chidester, Rutland. / that it is impossible to make a success her children around her bed side, to " I am well xalhfird with my bug­ of them without earnest, untiring impart unto them the parting blessings gy."—Adam Wolf, Ma/dts Grove. Bbe still retains lhe services of Miss work. GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVIE A AT THIS OFFICE! "As long as Lee Reed makes buggies, I shall buy my buggies of tbe sum of S600, to appear at the him.—A. J. Bourne, Hastings. The concert for the Christian Sab­ bath School, occurred Sunday eve., next session of-the Circuit Court. “ You are on the road to success, as long as you make good work, as last, at tho Christian Church —Mr. W. C. Misner, lirintr near you have always done.’’—Wm. 8. For the post three or four weeks this place, was unexpectedly called Goodyear, Hastings. teachers nnd scholars have been nt from the school room on Thursday, " You can depend upno what Lee work preparing for it, and judging Sept, 24 th, to the bed side of an afflict­ says about his buggies."—H A. from the entertainment they gave, ed mother, living in Elkhart County- Goodyear, Hastings., ' they, have worked. Ind., who departed this life the Mon­ " I am delighted with my buggy THE MRS. L. O. CROCKER gailroads. NEATLY EXECUTED She died at the early age of twenty- had we received them. y ACUTE AND CHRONIC D SEASEK not very hr at U tart TBUNK8! ON HAND! W. A. AYLSWOKTH. �GUARANTEED X AUGER AMD end carry on the regirtrrttoh ’throughrtot -It ia repwtod ta Parimn eirota- that tbe Due <te Broglie will eov« re-enter th* French Mtototey. —The frten<i< of Edwin Booth, tbo actor, whose thea’cr to New York ia to b* sold un­ der s foreclosure ot mortgag* in November, are striving to hsvo ths theater remain in his Laud., Hl. HsbHitte* amount to >300,000, the security for which ta good.’ —Gou. Read, Miulatar to Gresce, has ar­ rived at Washington. tbsl lhe Queen baa paid Iho debts of lhe Prince of Wales. Tbe Jimrs adds tbo infor­ mation that the debts cf the Prince amount —The Hon. A. G. Miller, Tor thirty-five yearv JUnlted Btatea Judge of the district of Wisconat., died at his residence in Milwaukee last week, of apoplexy, age-! seventy-three years. Judge Miller was born in Peonsylvanta, whore his youth and early manhood -ere passed. Ho went to Milwaukee in 1H38 as » Territorial Judge, under appointment of Preaidout Va i Buren. In 1845 President Polk ap­ pointed him District Judge of Wisconsin, and that position ho bold until January last, when ho resigned. —Eimor Washburn has . been appointed Chief of tbo National Secret Service Bureau. Mr. Washburn. was chief of tbo police force of Chicago under Mayor McdiR. th* btete on behalf of all parti®*, to the fu’l sxteui of .ugr*«n> changes in regulation. ofltosra, awl the manm-r ot eooducting sad carrying on lb* regirtirtion. Gov. Kellogg, dn the intar<>t ot a fair and impartial rsgi-lrsUw., of hie own accord, pledging trfmrelf to act upon the advice and mggertiona M tho Advisory Comm><l®o, so tong as Mich advice and suggestions are iu comrctisuco with wd permitted by thoextating taws of tbe Blate. • ”8. It is agreed that two persona shall bo named by tbo represoutativos of tlio Conserv­ ative Fsoplo'a party who ehaU bo elected acoording to law, to fill two vacancies which •tall bo created by resignation in the Return­ ing Board within twenty days." —Four companies of Federal troops have boon ordered to Western Alabama. —The Agricultural Department crop reports show Dearly an average yirtd of wheat, a short crop of corn, a fair yield of cats, potatoes, and hay, but 1cm than half a crop of tobacco. —TbeModxwin tbe Indian Territory have petitioned for tho removal cf tho remainder of their band from Oregon. —All iliainsurance companies belonging to UteNstfonal Board withdrew their buriucsa from Claosgo on tho 1st Inst. The number ia rixly-cight, including all Ute Hartford com­ panies but one. There are still some forty companies not belonging, to tho board that will continue to take risks in Chicago. —Mr. Beecher's vacation having expired, Lo yacht Marta, atolen about four years ago, was B&iod three weeks ago by the French authorities at Algiers, ebe having attempte<i lo smuggle a cargo of two hundred cases of —It in reportc.-' dial tbo town of Anliguia. near Gautesuite City, South America, wa* do■troyed by an earthquake reoeatiy. — At the IntoniaUoual rifle-dbooting match now to progroM at Creedmoor, Long Jaland, tho American mark .men achieved a.rcry cred­ itable victory over tbe Irish Yi.itoni on Satur­ day, Sept. 2C. The following ta tho occro mada by tbo respective trama at different dta- resulted in a compromise Mti factory to both parties, namely: A reviaion of the registra­ tion Co data; each .party to hare an equal uumber of Bupervieora and Clerks of Regis­ tration ; the Conaervativoa to bo represented in tho Commiwionera at Registration, and to have two of the five member, of the Returnfug Board. —A census Jost completed by the local au­ thorities in Minnesota gives £52,000 aa the proeeot population of tho Blate, and rates tho taxable Aino of all property within ita bordren al >217,000,000—an average of a fraction over >393 per capila. —The Md United States infantry, four compauiM of the 7tn cavalry from Fort Uneoto. aud two from Fort Rice, have been ordered lo —The Burlington Mid Missouri Hirer rail­ road is Nebraska has given >5,000 to the Mehraska Relief and Aid Soctely, and lb a Union Pacific baa given the name amount. Tim money will be used to auppiy food, fuel, and eJotbiag to frostier farxuere whose crops ware destroyed by. grasnhopperw. Jay Gould gave have each appointed a large list of delegates, including the names of tbs most prominent men ia the rnep^iivo Blates, lo attend the convention to be held at L-miavfik, Ky., Oo- These have been four State Conven­ tions in Nebraska and a fifth is called. People so hard to please are likely to be fooled in the long ran. Sargent, Greenleaf & Brooks, The properties uf Dr. Walxkr’b nsaa ab Brrntsa are Aper " ' " Carminative, Nutritious. 14 Sedative, Counter-Irritant, 1 tire, aud Anti-JHltoint. FIVE MY8TERI0U8 PICTURES. kx: fss?.* —The Austrian government will dispatch an exjiedition to tbe Arctic regions next year, to ascertain whether tbe land discovered by the expedition which has just returned, and which ia named Fran x Joseph's Land, is a portion of tho continent, or an island. Tbe expedition will bo divided, one-half going by tho way of Siberia aud the other via Groon- How common is the annouuoraue&L TbouMixta are suddenly swept toio eternity by this fatal makvly. This disesM generally ha« ita origin to Impure blood filled with Irritai.tip. potoanous materials, whlrii, circulating through Upbear:, im!Btottadtii.-:Ue tisane*. Though ' tbe irrItalian may at llrri be only alight, pro­ Kualnt, Kueer & Kurlous * —*all Vail Af faAf*. ducing a Utile palpitation or irregular action, or dull, heavy or sharp, darting jmUm. yet by and by th* disease becomes firmly seated, and iurtammailon or hypertrophy, or thickoning of iho Hnice tuembrece or of tbe valves, 1a pro­ duced. How wise lo give, early aitcnttou to a csm> of this kind. Uuuatural throbbing or pain in tbo region of lhe heart should ad­ monish ono that all ta not right, and If you would preserve it from further dtaea«e,(.you must help it to beat rightly by lhe use of such a remedy as will remove the cause of the trouble. Um Dr. Pieroe's Golden Medical Disoovery before tho disease has beoomo too seated, and it will, by ita great blood purifying , aud woudurfnl regulating properties, effect a perfect cure. It eonuiiiMmcdicInri ;>ropcrtlao which act sj*cificaBy upon the tis.uss of tbe heart, bringing about a healthy action. Bold by all ftrst-elaM druggists. . tizAXT itosKssK cuxxn. Rockfort. Bperxwr Co., lod , Feb. 1.1871. Dr. B V. Pisses, ttaSata, X. T.: About t so years sgo I was a dieted with a disease of .the hurt, which at times created a presente around it. ahnoslcauslDg suffocation. 1 saw au adTorttaemeut of your Golden Medical Discovery, recommending tho eamo aa a cure it for disssno of tho heart. I then fought half EJSWttwfJWJKr a dnxan txiltlss of it, and itu* Using three csIHAooks. IS-coterChraato fn bottles I xaa entirely rnlloved, aud am now enjoying good health. Gratofnlly yours, .__________ Vitcs K:u,u.x. Chill Cum: I—8af« axd Suhr.—Dr. Wilhoft's Tonic is curative and protective. It will cure Chills and protect from further at­ tack*. Its reputation ia established. Its oomposition ie sltnpte and scientific. It con­ tains no poison. It acta promptly, and ita effects era permanent. It is cheap, because it save* doctors* bills. It is harmless, speedy in action and delightful in its effecta. Try it and prove all that's arid. Wukxlocx, Ftklat A Co,, Propriotom, Now Orleans. Fox Bah or all Dacoatsrs.. OPIUM^S for treatment until cured. Call on or addrem DR. J. C. BECK, OfwrfDwMl. O. g3 a 25 RANDOLPH CHWACH Ctaio*MEO> ID. - It. II. MctaOA ALl NOVELTY PRIRTIN6 PRESSES 66 CHICAGO The only EMINENT Hotel in the country, meeting the con­ servative views of the public, by REDUCING RATES to $3.50 Per Day. AwATnxo tbo custom of some Ameri­ can politician or railroad man, in the window of a jeweler's store on the Boe Contracts ea« le obtained street with tho boms offlos, ta.reby iscurtM ths tnUrs comgen.aUon allowad by tbe Company, whlta ts sa loSecem.nt ant w.cslly off.r^t. Literal terms will tetrads with LIVE- ACTIVE Assets. Tor particular., Mdress. tn full usu, FostoBee Jfcat ie, Cblc»»>, Ill. GEO. W. GAGE & JOHN A. RICE, _______ de la Paix, Paris, is a breas tpin made from a single diamond and priced lioo.ooo.............................. —An explosion of gas occurred al Provi­ He who by his biz would rise, must dence, IL JL, last week which partially de­ —A Madrid telegram of tbo 29th ult. an­ either bond or advertise. stroyed the house of Mr. James Coatee, and burned Patrick Bheehan, a carpenter, and nounces that there had boon four continuous Walter Patterson, Mr. Coaton' butler, so days’ fighting between .the Republicans and severly that they both died. Workmen had Carlisle to Navarre, without material advan­ beep repairing the gas fixtures, and had left tage to either side. —During the prevalence of a typhoon at one of the pipes unplugged. Bhceban aud Patterson entered the room with a lighted Hong Kung recently fire vessels were'sunk, two stranded, oeven were reported missing candle, when tho explosion took place. —A recent fire on Chartres street, New Or­ and twelve wholly or partially dismantled. —The steamers Dacia and. Ambassador, en­ leans, destroyed four buildings, causing a loss gaged iu Iiyins the now Atlantic cabie, have Of >100,003. * —A mail train on tbo Mississippi Central arrived at Queenstown, and report that tho railway was thrown from tin, track near Holly direct cable parted and was lost in a h&vy Springs last week, injuring fifteen persons, gale. They were engaged with tho Faraday several days to attempts to recover lhe cable, one, a colored man, seriously. —Tho bailey of a locomotive exploded al but without success, and were compelled to Port Jervis, N.Y., last week, instantly kill­ return to Qaaennlo wn because they were short ing George Page, the fireman, and fatally in­ of coal and 'provisions. —Fourteen persons, convicted of taking juring a boy named OuIwin, who was stand­ part in lhe riote al Medenan, North­ ing near by. —A destructive fire raged in the town ot eastern Prussia, last June, have boeu s»uLennoxville, Can., last week, destroying tenced to terms of imprisonment varying from nearly the entire business portion of the city, six months to three roars. —An insurrection has broken out at Buenos with over thirty private residences. Loss eeAyres In consequence of the alleged fraudu­ timatril at >100,000. lent conduct ot the late Presidential election. —Three parsons were killed aud eorcral Gen. Hitri is al the head of tho insurgents. wounded in a collision of a passenger and a —Tho anniversary of Mexican independence gravel train on the Utica and Chenango Val­ was celebrated at the capital on tbe IGlh ulL, ley railroad, near Binghamton, N.Y .recently. with appropriate oeramouiee aud festivities. —Charleston, 8. 0., was recently visited by —By the accidental explosion of four tons tho most destructive gale that hae nccurred there since IBM. causing a loss nf about" number of persons were killed, and property 1150,000 by bouses being swept away, ship­ to tbe vicinity suffered severe damage. ping wrecked, etc. . —Tho typhoon which visited the southern —A dispatch from Bieubeuvllle, O., slates part of Japan to Hie latter part of Bogus! wan that the Golden Gate distillery and fiouringthe most terribla over cx[>.xiouced to that mili on South Fourth street, owned by latitude. Hundreds of Junks were wrecked, Thomas Mesrs, together with a cooper-shop, aud a frightful loea of life is reported. At stable, and several tenement houses, were Nagasaki alone 300 lives were lost. At Sagadeetroyed by fire last week. The loss is esti­ ksn 6,000 houses were destroyed nnd over 100 mated at £-100,000, and insurance >32,000. lives lost. TUoursnda of cattle on the plan­ —A railroad collision occurred on the Alle­ tations were killed. gheny Valley railroad, near New Bethlehem, Pa, recently, through the careleaaneas of a telegraph operator. James Eater, engines'-, Bent Organs on Most Favorable Terms, and M. Killien, fireman, and a passenger named Henry Doyle, were killed. Henry Wertx, express messenger, was fatally, in­ jured. J. M. Tarr, baggage master; John Brown,, newsboy, and John Garrison, paaaenger, were seriously injured. —A fire at Cbiao, Cat, on tbo 80th ulL, de­ stroyed a considerable portion of the town. ' The lore ia over >80,000, aud tho Insurance light. Forty-five valuable borsM were baraed. The fire waa the work of an inoeudtajry. -At Saratoga, M. Y., ou the l.t tort., a de­ tractive lire eonaumed tbe Grand Hotel. It eeemed al eno Ums m if the doatrucUou of half the village was inevitable, and help waa asut for to both Troy and Whiu-halL Aid camo from both quutuw, and from Baltaton, and the fire waa prevented from'apraadiog. The Grind Hotel wm entirely deetroyed. The building «aa worth about <300,000, and iuriired ror >200,000. Tlio furniture wa» in­ sured for rtxsrt <0,000. —Tbe .team eaw-miU of J. H. Hall, at Hamilton, Ont. wm destroyed by Cro riast week, with 1,000,0*) ftet of lumber. Loee, >U0,®«I —A fire at Youngstown, Ohio, recently, de­ stroyed the furniture .tore of Child*, Ort A Oo.; km, ttt,000. i —By th* explosion of a boiler ta a furutta: • maonfactory al. Dubuque, Iowa, last week, j Ask ^Your Stove Dealer for the idv from tbo r.sv--------- - ----------------------------- >«« taumw <4 tbt! Sierra Nowuia niounUl’.ut ef Califor­ nia the medicinal propertien of which are extracted tljerefron without Use nee df Alcohol. Tbe question is almost daHv asked, "What to the cause of the unparalleled guccess of Vixtwar Brrrots!” Our answer is, that they rernave ■ the cawve of diM®»e. aud the jmtient re­ covers hto ItoaHh. They arc the great blood purifier and a life-givinc principle, a perfect RcuonOor and Invigoruto.of tbe Ayatetu. Merer befofe iu tfe hlrtary of tho world baa a medicine beec with aMuaa, ADAXS a CO. * Psad atrsst, Bases —Tho Democrats of Nevada have nomlnaUd L. it. Bradley for Governor' and A. 0. Ellis for Congress. A platform was adopted oppos­ ing massed capital, subsidies, and a third term; condemning tbe back salary grab; op­ posing Chinese^ immigration ; favoring laws for regulating fares and freights ; indorsing outh Church at the regular Friday evening the Eight-Hour law; arraigning the adminis­ tration for its abuse of power; demanding tbe prayer meeting held on the 2d inat. An im­ mense throng of people greeted hie return repeal of iho bullion tax. and condemning tbo with much enthusiasm. Among those present acta of vk lance recently perpetrated in the wore Era. Beecher, Charles Beecher, Dr. Ed­ —Gov. Kellogg, of Louisiana, baa issued s ward Beecher, Col. Beecher, Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Aariatant Pastor Halliday, engthy address to tbo people of the United all tho members of tho late Investigating States in defense of hie administration. —Parson Brownlow is announced as a can­ didate for Congreat froifa the Second Tenncsmond, and tho truatcc>> of the church. The room was handsomely decorated with flowers —Louisiana advices indicate a willingness and banners, on which were inscribed: to abide by tbe conference compromise. “ Love," "His Banner Over Us Wai Love," and simitar inscriplioua. After a prayer by Pinchbeck objects to it, but tiie Republicans favor ita adoption, with a alight amendment. Robert Raymond. Mr. Boocher had his usual —Willard Phillips, of Belem, has consented fifteen minutes' talk, to which he alluded to to stand aa an opposing candidate to Oon. tho troubles cf tbe church, and counseled his Butler for election to Congress from the hearers to take tire same as' one of Gol's Essex (Mass.) district wise measures of discipline, after which he took tho Bible, read a few verses, and commented upon them at some length. At tho dose of his remarks, a young lady sang —Tbe government of Hayti baa imposed •< Home, Sweet Home," to an acoosrpunimont, heavy taxation upon resident foreigners, in­ which was followed after brief intervals by cluding foreign clerka employed by Hay- —The total equalised assessment of Minne­ sota thia year fa >173,000,000, against >>7,000,’ 000 twofeare ago. . —Tbo Grand. Lodge I. O. O. F. concluded ita annual session at Atlanta, Ge., list week, and adjourned to meet in Indianapolis next year. Tho Grand Hire made th *follo wing appoint­ promenaded through tho room aud held brief ments : John IL Tompkins, Alabama, Grand conversations with those present, which Marshal; tbe Bev. J. W. Venable, Kentucky, brought the proceedings to a termination. Grand Chaplain; W. H. Foulke, Delaware, Grand Guardian; J."V. Hudson, Wisconsin, —McEnery and Penn ha vo les cod an ad­ dress to tho citixeus of Louisiana advising' thorn to deliver to ths United Btx-.oa military authorities all arms and ammurition belong­ ing to tbo State. . —A dispatch from Santander, Spain, states that the Biver Bogre, running through the province of Lends, has ovoifiowod ita banks, carrying away the bridge connecting Saint Augustin and Landa, involving considerable oos of life. In the town of Tarrcza fully 20C owes were .wspt away. —Tbo cattle-plague hu broken out afresh in tho province of Buwalki (Russian Poland), causing a mortality of 1,000 hood of cattle in two districts. Too nuaaian government lias, in consoquoneo, taknn prompt measures to prevent the imjxirtation of cattle into its ter­ ritory. —A tale gram from tho American Consul at UKjf,. Catarrh, _ . Gouf, urpaltu and ac/uft vf uny kind. Attach it in ita rtrongheld. tho blood— the fotiLtain of life—anti it will soon xurranoar and abandon tho outpost*. To do thia you must have the *’Vmxoab Bmatas ;'' there ia no eomplaiut to which the human system is liable that will not yield to ite influence, abd' there are thonaanda which no other re­ medial agent will remove. 4 Tho new terms offered by the Mason & Hamlin Organ Company, for tho sale of their celebrated instruments, create dissatisfaction with many dealers, who declare that they will greatly injure the business of selling other organs, oapodaily by peddlers. By these terms a person is allowed to hire ah oxg&n, paymg only a lesaonable rtnl for it—baring the privilege, of course, of return­ ing it at any time after six months, or at purchasing it at any time. .If the purchase is completed within a year, the whole coat of the organ is only five tp ten per cent, more than if all cash had been paid at the beginning. Dealers say this is much too small a difference for the accommodation in time, and privilege of returning, given. The Mason A Hamlin Company ai® determined to try the experiment thor­ oughly at leart, being confident that their ergciiB will prove so attractive and MACHINE HALL'S patent STANDARD MfadDQ SAFES AT HARD PAN PRICES. HALL'S SAFE&LOCK CO The XASOW A BAU.IX OMAK CO., winners o' TH&n BIOHMT MKDAL1 anO DIFI.OKA Of HOXOB, st I'ABIS. UK!, aud VIKXJIA. ISrt, SUS HI0HX3T AWAXD8 IX AMXSICA ALWATS, re- de«t«T.ed > kltehen. I paymeul on l»v«rxj plana, rcnciif through eno you, tor • n VK-OCTAYE DOU BLKMKXD OhO A K, style T, with Hv» Blr.po, VcxEsmans, Ac. Other styles are at pronor'-icnate rates. WLDI3S. SAVZ Cask rrtoe, gUO. Time Fries, tlCI. JteatSMo«.,»u ® -^-.Fixi'stadnTtaee ja m* teTtIS7T.avi aevance. MuuUis. Mvuias Muetba Mouti r. :mimgtj ^SffJ REMINGTON Sewing Machine. atom to then who tubwite h TRATKD FATrial BAXAAft” < One Deller and Teo C.nta. Se-t ion BMk tn ths world. Sand st Catalofua. Aitdrm F. 0. Ik ’ A. BG&DEW: BKlfE, 'M2.7K STJ- PRINTING MACHINES and ita crowd <rf foreignero, cannot sup­ port an opera-»at kart the stale is al­ ways called upon io furnish subsidies in aid of tbe Italian and French open*, the Opera Comique, and the’ Lyriqua when it plays. But even with snbrtdies, which hare been ent down since *«• MUrtM* the fall of the Empire, tbe btrnnesa is not always a paying one. Thus, in 1969, the veeeipts of the Italics rented 1,200,OOOfranoN but the expenditures exceeded them by over I7,<X» Irene*. Tbo smirks oort 700.0W fremw, the � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-10-16.pdf.pdf be1ff13d6d13f44f8825fc9334f87fad PDF Text Text -------------------------- - .ire--------- ,_L'l JAd-------------------------- JJJ,-........ .............. J.... -JB!BULJL-L!Jg*» Iht MusfcrUlt Mews. FRIDAY, irry County, Michigan, O STRONG. Progression. No Retrograding 1VILLE, BARRY CO.. MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1874 VOL. Il svtaing at . the Maiaon Don-e, chatting over, the gossip of tiro hour, the races, ths opera, tho last new premiere dan■suae, spiced with an oocaaional politi­ cal opinion, now and then touching up­ on the trial of Bazaiue, the dictatorship of MacMahon, or the pretensions of the Count Ohambord, when one of thmu. mischief makers who are tho bans of every society, drawing his chair near to Prinoe Bontko, who seemed to bo tho host of ths pccasion, said: - - . " Have you heard the last bit of gos­ sip, mon prince?" "I have not What is it?" answered tho Wallachian, as ho carefully blow out in heavy wreaths the smoko from his lips. ' ‘ j "Well,, it is said that if Madame Boutko succeeds in her divorce suit, she intends, as"soon as she is at liberty, to marry Prince Ghika," was the sinister reply. . " Nonsense,” said another of the par­ ty, who’overboard the remark. " That is tho gossip," replied the first speaker. . Prince Sontko merely shrugged his shoulders with assumed indifference, but was observed to torn pale, and in­ stantly to change the conversation to some other subject Indeed, bis .oompauions found that the gossip, as thus reported, had hit him hard, and that, although ho did not refer to the subject, yet it seemed to rankle in his mind, causing intense irritation, until even ho who had conveyed the intelligence re­ gretted having done so. However, the party, over which a chill had thrown it­ self, soon separated, and the prince, beckoning to him who had whispered this ucwc'Aomc gossip in bis ear, said: "Will you walk down tho boule- a sTKJtjjjra old poem. Tretb ar.d jutUco are rkroii, THE FATAL DUEL. A Paamax Exrxamrca or To-dat. It is not the upper ten thousand, bht “With pleasure," was the response. the upper one hundred thousand, in And so these two came down toward Paris, who constitute the exclusive class, and whose ranks are recuperated the Place de "Opera arm in arm, the annually from all parts *f the conti­ prince evidently striving to suppress nent It is only occasional glances his inward excitement " Will you tell me who spoke of that which the public obtain of the domestic career of these people, men and women matter?'* ho asked, as coolly as possible, who lira within the peculiar and when they had passed out of hearing at charmed circle of aristocracy ; but tho rest of tho party. "I do not exactly feel at liberty to do when the true incidents relating to, and so, though it was openly spoken of at the private experiences of the class of the community become known to the tho club, but without comment," was world at large, they frequently present the cautious reply. "Nothing was said absolutely per­ pictures of scene* aa tragic and revolt­ ing as occur among the most depraved sonal?’’ "Nothing." and abandoned residents of tho me­ " Very welL I will say good evening tropolis, Whatever the arbitrary rules here, ” and the prince abrubtly rleft, of this or that rank In life may be, hu­ man nature is the same in high or low, turning into tho Rus Hilary. That same evening’ a very different rich or poor. A mock respectability in was— occurring in a house situated often thrown ujim Mirown ever deeds aecus enacted enacieu by oy aceno -------- ------.......... °-------------------------------titled individuals which would lead the on one of flno Blrc«u leading out of ____i.__ ____ ___i_____ theClismns ChampsElvira Elyaranear nearthe thoAre Arodede perpetrators, were At they born- in*..’an­the other class of society, either to tbe gal­ Triomph. It was in ons et those ex­ lows or transportation for life. In no quisitely arranged and artistically fur­ other city cfii the face of the globe can nished French boudoirs, which are the so many titl.d pleasure-srakera be ' result of ample fortune and refined found as in tbe French capital. Like a taste combined. Hero sat a very beanwell-charged magnet it draws all to it­ I tiful Parisienno at a harp, upon which self, and thus a curious and most she was playiqg with exquisite harmony heterogeneous community is formed, as and feeling, there being only one lis­ varied in its character ns it is in ita tener by her aide, and ho the Prince Ghika. The lady could hardly have nationalities. Among tbe gay and aristocratic so­ seen twenty summers, and yet was regal; ciety, during the last winter, there were in her maidenly beauty and perfection I to be met. two prominent members, who of form. Tho scene told its own story at once. Could ---------Prince Bontko have were WaHachten nobler. Prince Ghika — and Prince Sontko, both men of refine-' Mon hi“ traditional enemy bending over meet and culture, and who were much jlhe hand- “d wi‘h • chole *,:;i sought after—the former efpecially be ’ •JuU* thanking her for the tag very popular. Prince Ghika was P’««n« 8he afforded him by her an exceedingly handsome young man of B,re®1 Bad 100011 ot tho .v^uaro, muu wrea iow, herited n large fortune, and with few, if any, known vices, hi* future career I gave promise of exceptional happiness. He might be met almost any day at tho I Louvre, the Luxembourg, and tbo ! public saloons of art, or st the opera in the evening, for he not only had an ar- • dent passion for music, but was himself an accomplished performer upon more than one instrumenL Indeed his acoompHshmente, which were many, were of a class to rendtr him the must agree­ able of companions. Prinoe Sontko was in many respect* the opposite of his fellow-countryman. He wm a man of soino thirty-five years twwiail Lkr.nak i 11i**o» resad married, though u.:. hta domestic hoppy ' ~ we star, for at the period which his wife was engaged in TijlB WM the bri<lc of the yo°ng Rlld handsome Prince Ghika, and • happier betrothal could hardly have beeo imagined,- or a more appropriate de in all the charmed circl° of ?•*»’»»“ aristocracy. Celeste do la Rouho ’ was indeed 1 "* *a fitting *bride —*•■- for the Wallachian noble. Fortune, birth, education, and exquisite artistic taste, they both posses ted in common, and the year of probation was even now drawing to a dose, at the completion of which they were to be joined to the After a tender leave-taking _ they oepstrated for the night, tho prince ordering his carriage to drive home. He soon arrived tn front of his residence, aud just as be was alighting, a person L hastened from the opposite side of the Though by do means with- claimed roughly ; ** Take that! and that !” at the same Bontko was characterised by time r tri king him two fierce blows, one peculiarities which attach upon the throat and one upon thecheat, o tbe profeaiooal adUm rapidity of thought " You know who I am 1" exclaims soldier of fortune. He had French military aerrioe Prince Sontko, who had dealt these foul blows, and be hastened away leaving the fainting Ghika upon the ground. He had been taken entirely uupre- The earned as aeoesaories to- the fatal duel, with brief imprisonment, but the piinripal, the Prinoe Boutko, is still in pris­ on, where he is sentenced to remain for years. • The nature of this sadstory was such as to give it instant publicity through the press; but how many .unwritten tragedies there arc constantly occurring " I must challenge him stance,” said in the highest circles of the great the Prinoe to his friend, and therefore French metropolis. I have sent for yon, on whom I know I THE JOUKHAUHTIO SMALL HOT. can rely." ■ . Borne juvenile journalists in San "Thereis no other course open to you," replied hisfrifiad, " though Sont­ Francisco, emulating tho examples of ko is a noted duelist, and you mon their older brethren, have varied the Prinoe, you are no master of weapons.” monotony of their amateur ahoeta I y offensive personalities which have re­ "True." "Ho will have the choice, being tho sulted in adibel suit The editor who challenged party,” continued the anx­ caused the arreste of his rivals was only fourteen year.* of age. He was at one ious friend. time associated with them in the publi­ "Of course." " And if .he choaqa small swords you cation of the Pac’flo Youth, but break­ ing with them, started a new Pacific Lbva not the shadow of a chance.” Youth *t a low rate, the older journal " Then I aboil itteiai, first, list, and being conducted by a chubby child of twelve. His former associates retali­ all tbe while, upon pistole. That will •afford you some small chance for your ated by publishing two vindictive sheets called the Growler and the Vin­ life.” dicator. in which the character of their "Ab you choose," Baid the young rival was most savagely assailed. Not Prince, who was quite wtak from the content with this, one of their myrmieloss of blood attendant upon the brutal ons attacked him in the rooms of the attack of Prinoe Bontko. Pacific Coast Amateur Press Associa­ “ Would to heaven I oould fight this tion, of which he was President. . The duel for yow,-” continued his friend. following extract from the alleged libel " You ore not fit to go Offt, and yet I gives d good idea of tho success with dare not advise you otheiwiae.” which the juvenile 'amateur imitated "Don’t worry, my good friend." tho style of some of his profer siana! " Ay, but I <nust worry; I cannot brethren: " Were the room at our dis­ take it cs calmly as you do. I burn in posal, we con Id give accounts of theft, every vein io avenge your insult.’’ lying, misrepresentation, cowardice, and The oeconda of the two parties fnet, blackmail schemes of thia foul-mouthed aud after the usual formula it waa set­ slanderer. But it is not his reputation tled that pistols should be the weapons which is at stake ; the ouly reputation and the distance twenty paces; the he has is that of a liar, thief, and cow­ meeting to take place on the following ard. His reputation he earned a: day. Prince Ghika passed tho after­ school, and ho has carried it from the noon in arranging his affairs, for he was desk and school-yard to tho office and well satisfied as to tbe manner ill which into society. And the hatred for him the encounter with hia experienced ad­ by all who have ever associated with versary must terminate. He wrote a him is great and unexceptionable.” On long and tender letter to her whom ho the case being brought into court, it dared not visit on tbo eve of such event was attempted to be shown by the coun­ He forgot no one at this trying moment, sel for tho defense that tho offensive | writing to hia brothers at Bucharest, words ware to be considered in a Pick­ and in Lis bestowals kindly remembered wickinn sense. He thought tho boys bis many and faithful friends. sbou'd bo spanked and allowed to go, AU finished at last, ho retired to rest, ob they belonged to good families and und slept peacefully as an infant until had promised to discontinue their jour­ his friend catne to awoke him in tho nalistic excesses, but the opposing morning. eounsel urged that it would not be fair " You bavo slept well?" to allow them to go free because they " Without a dream.” did not happen to be hoodlums. The " Good !** said his friend ; 'your court decided that there was clearly a nervea will be steadier.” libel, and held the boys for trial, so But he omitted to mention that be that three amenities of juvqpile jour­ had not been able Limbi LI to elate Lis nalism will result in litigation, which eyes. will, wc trust, be an. expensive warning "And you, my good friend?" asked to other amateur editors not to imitate tLo Prince. the bad qualities of their professional " Oh, I’m well enough," was the care­ brethren.__________ answer. A PRIMA COMMA'S TOOTH. "Rear mo witness,” said the Prince, Mme. Pauline Viardot, tho ever-to“ that I have in no way provoked thia ’a bitter insult, thia brutal attack. I shall1 be-remembered Fidcs,- in Meycrb-.er a.tad my life Ucwo I belioT, it lo ’ Urinc^rc uxlh iu ’her upptr jaw be my duty, but yet I would not have “ | longer than ~ the rest of Prince Sontko’s blood upon my hands. her pearly jewels, which somewhat dam­ I shall not aim at any vital pari, remem­ aged the beautiful expression of her I ber that, for he in actuated by somu physiognomy, A few evenings before the production of the “ Prophcte," dur­ mnd freak, I know not what." "Lei happen wbsi may, no blame ing one of the general -rehearsals of that opera, Meyerbeer went ipto her rests upon you," said his friend, room in the theater, and advised her " I travt not." . "Wheel and firo instantly at tbe that bo oould not consent to let her slog word, it is your only chance. You need Fidca. ’^How. so ?” exclaimed tha great have no qualms of conacienco with such artiste, stupefied at such a dreadful rev­ elation. “Am I wrong in the inter­ an antagonist.” • pretation of any part of the role ? If " Perhaps not." "It is already sunrise. Shall we so, you should tall mo, sir, and I will breakfast and start at onoe ?*’ asked tho correct myself." “ Madame, you are a perfect Fides, and I could not dream friend, solemnly. of any tragedian songstress to sing oud play better than you," answered the " Have you anything to commit to maestro, "but—but—you cannot per­ my care?” form Fide*l—unless—" "Unless what “ Yes, these letters and papers, that's quickly replied Pauline Viardot, burst­ all,” he replied. “ I will place them in ing iuto tears. "Unless yon submit this drawer and give you the key. If I to a painful surgical operation, and I. fall, as I confidently expect to do, you guess you won’t, madnme." ‘ ‘ What dd will kindly take charge of themstonce.” you think, sir?" “Birney this, mad­ "In such an event your wishes shall ams : you most have that overgrown be sacredly attended to ; but let uj not tooth sawn to the level of tho others.” anticipate the worst," said hie friend " Oh I sir, it must be horrible. Barely with assumed cheerfulness, but quieily I’ll be dead before the excision is over." turning to hide tho tear that wet his "Notai oil, madame, I have just or­ check. dered the dentist of the Queen of Prus­ The parties, dressed in black, faced sia to come to Paris for tho express each other at noon in a glade of the purpose of attending your operatic map forest of Fontainbleau; each gravely e*ty,«nd you may rely upon his unsursaluted the other, and then took their places as designated by the seconds. «<«• «Q?»dition impos'd by the hard-tojwauq I.*u uveu uueiuuy arraugeu; pleaso maestro, Paulino Tiardot made carriages, surgeon, all were al hand. up her mind to confide her beautiful At the word, two denotation; were heard. head to Herr MuUkeiriaom, M. D., who Prince Ghika's bullet flew wild, but first chloroformed her, and with a magic Prince Boutko’s bullet entered his ad­ dexterity removed at onoe the obnox­ versary’s side and lodged in a fatal man­ ious bit of ivory. A few nights after ner in the bowels. His suffering for a that " terrible ” trial, Paulino Viardot wou her crown of immortality in that relief. rote of Fide* in which she will never be qnent to this scene, equaled. When tbe tremendous echoes one of his most attached friend*. InMvtlra. NO. 3. MICHIGAN IF YOU WAJiT A KISS, TAK^ .IT. clo in which he lived, and in accordance with the code of honor in which he had been educated, there was but one course for him to pursue. No explanation was asked for, and none would have Veen given in any instance by the vindictive th:» sketch, fought two duels, a man who enj yed the inti- idea what could have freshly aroused the Russian Chapel in Paris; and tinging ___ . tho auimority of the man who had al­ and ; tacked him in bo brutal a manner. It tad lor: WM «U » mjrt-ry. the body on which bhe could on’y strew where for hours he raised blood. from her floral offerings; her heart had *1- had abated, and tho arthta were allowed to leave i$e stage, Giacomo Meyerbeer, trambling like a child, with emotion, respectfully took Fidfea’ right wrist, to which he adjusted a diamond bracelet worth 30,000 francs, in the’middl* of Total. . NiDstesa sad * half million dollar'* Indreote Lak* Huron through tho broad St. M K<rar le* enofttJ- fell JW ti cal a match on you la thia; N»v*r IM * UwgMng aridM B « row vpoHing for * M*. * There'* * royal way iu knuit-g. And th* JMlyrenM who mMt* tt Harr a motto that la whining— If you waiU * klat, why take it. Any 6»1 may Are a reXjion, AnylxMly wear a crown/''—■ ■ Bat a it an mual win a woman ' If he'd have her for ata ova. ' W.-ul4 you have th* golden apple. You uwt find tta,tne »«d akak* it; If tire th'us hi worth tbatarteg. And you want a ktaa, why take it. to Marquette, one of the principal ehippuig jyodusi fitfil a ready porta at tint tniocnl product* of tbit ragton. n in Michigan, Ohio, Approacbiog tho town our attention from tha PeaaaylVSais New York. West Virginia, Wmdeck of tba eteanror i» attracted to the conein, IJUnote and Indiana. Over a hundred of roboouer* in tha harbor, aomo swatting furnaoee in Penntylratda and Ohio uro Lake ibelr tarn to load with oro or iron coin hi r Superior ora almoet exclusively, white others down by rail from the interior, others at Hie mix it with orro minedm their own iaUMdlxte neighborhoods. A large amount is etna lied in Lake Hnproior, where cheroes! is urod*. Charcoal costs eleven cento per bushel. a-;d ab-ive 110 bushels aro reculrsd to tho ton of thebest oro, and 140 buaheU per ton of the poor Who would burn i?poo • datert, . eel oro. With this and too erot of mining, Awn Ireks Michigan, to Chicago, or from tire labor, etc., all added, the total expenrro are Wl h a favtet aaUltai byT carial through Lakes Huron and Erie to 'Who wonld live thia antmy wealbar Cleveland aud Erie, whore coal is near at bond . For. a black aud w. ’ fiUy aky T to prepare tbs crude oro for mi.rkel aud man- roots that haavy dividt uds com# to Ute »txkUh, I tell yon there la magic. nfaottiring purpoass. bolders. And you cauna, oanaol brtak tt; Marquette i* * .comparatively no* town, well laid out, burnt down * few year* ago, For the avMUM part of 1 retag v Thrio are five varioUsa of iron ore to the •gain rebuilt with fine re*:deuce«—many of 1* to want a kfaa and lake It. * itretn etegant—lorgs store*, h*oil*ome district: (1) Tho most vaiusblo is specular uhurches and commwliou* school-hotreaa. It bcmaUlo, yielding tS per coot, pure icon; (9) YARlEtlES. originated, expand* and fiduriaiisaoa tho lb- soft hematite, nlmilar to tire ores of Pcunsyfranis and Connecticut, porous, eisilv re­ Thb educated pig plays cards, and duced, and yield-j M pex cook iron; (3) the msgoetic ores; (4) ailicious hematite, more his game is porker. <1 fflcult of roduc-.iou, and varying to richuM*: Although reports of vast mineral deposits Wbat is that which increases tho to thia region wore made by tho Indians and more you take from it?—Why, a hole, Jesuit fathers at a very early period, yet ’ rreyj were not of course. specific nature known of Uta v**t oral wealth of frven oaa vsnatv, bat by nixing or»«. ■treogU; Dobbs thinks that, instead of giving tho Upper Penluanla of can until a com­ sad durability both aro obtained. Kuglsud credit where credit is du-r, the cash had ____________________ _______ », La Gude, in a book published to Paris, made known to the better be paid. . world tire exiatenoo of copper on tbo south Apbukkakd is generailv a bad argucr, fseturera in that town wore dependent ou for the oftencr ^Te comes to the " pint,” covered • ledge of copper prolartte’g above tbo Euglish oro alone The iron-mas'.orw there wxter n.-ar tbo *boro of tire l&ke. The r*nre could not make stool good enough for a black­ the more incoherent he is. authority found hinpe of copper weighing smith's uro,, to say nothing of that needed fur Why hut a hog tbe most brains of all from ten to twenty pound* among the aavagec, cutlery, if they were ent ot from foreign held in ■upornutiau* awe and carefully pre­ magnetic ores.' Iu Lake Superior on uro the the animals ? Because he has a hog’s served m domeouc god*. In 1572 a m*j> of different varieties ho eldo by aide for the pro­ 1,000 mile* of the corot and lelxnd*.- made by duction of steer for ail purposes, a mixture of head full of them. the early Jesuit*. WM pnblrehed in Parte. Iti tbe hematite and magnouc producing a mstal A fttMAXd* pawnbroker, hauled up for 1689 Baron Ire Iloatan pnbiiiihcd * book of Kjnal 11 the best ever know >. And from thio travel* in- which bo mention* that “upon fact alono the reader will easily decide vrba. extortion, claimed immunity on the L*ka Huperior we find Coppermine*, tbo is to be tho future of tbe Upper Peninsula of ground that she was a loaa woman. motal of which ia fine and p eutifai. there b> Micbigao. iug not * Mventhpart b**o from.tbo ••n." Ia A farm tut, when fitgellatiug h e two Now Jock at tho importance of tliia portion 1731 P. De Chaarfevoix deasritred do ■> pp r of ths State from a geographical point of deposit aud the *upmtlt(on* of tbe I lareaa view. Stretch a line aeroro a ma? of lire unruly boys, was asked what ho was United States from tho extreme* of tho con­ doiug. " Thrashing wild oats,” was the tinent, with one end rooting on Portland, Mo., ou tho Atlantic, and tire other on Portland, reply. abuodauaa and ricbaoaa of copper tiret a c jiu- Or., ou tha Pacific. Il will peas along the Teacher—Peter ; you are such a bad pauy wm formed in England tn 1771. which lino of tho Northern Pacific railway and dicommenced operations on Dctanxgon river boy that you are not fit to sit in tho nutter Mr. A. Henry, who wound up the bu»icompany of good boys on the bench. new in 1772, informing the company that Come up here and sit by me, sir. *• tbo country ttuP be- cu uvxled and peo­ pled before tho copper ran be profitably Dabwin acknowledged himself sold nilrred." A eentory hasrintre < lajwed and the m will bn aron. dojxwikd along thn route r.f jiopubtien and tbe pro fl. a aro bttuig realized, tbo great Northern highway betwaen tha two when his little neiee asked him, serious­ the latter .by a acoro or more of largo com- ocean- and near tho broad agricultural diely, what a cat has that no other animal pautea to active operation. tricta of tho Northwoalera Htatea. Here, Tracing the hiatory.of development* after then, midway upon tho continent, wuh has. He gave it up, alter mature delib­ tho noaucoeacful experience of Mr. Henry, lire abundant rail and water fkcliitlea for traneeration, and thus the sly Lttla puss an­ next movement worthy of nolo wm a govorumout explaring expedition, in 1819, with H.' swered : "Kittens." II. l&tooolcraft aa rxiirteralOguit and geologist, cheap food—nature h*« dei ooitcd those oxA Detboit young woman tried to. bo ■ont along tho couth chore of the lake to ex hausti«Mui niUiso of wealth to give cmploymea: amino tho copper depocita. In 1828 a similar to millions of our race and supply the grow­ aristocratic, and did. not look at tho government expedition was aant out, and each ing demands of the groat oowmutiitte* of the made farorablo reporta. But tho flrttaya- continent whh ibooo two indispensable prod money that she gavo the horse-car con­ tematsc exploration waa commenced in 1831. nets, iron and copper. "We have but to ductor, but ho meekly g*ve her back by Mr. Donglui Houghton, auboequently thick." eayo Carleton to his ••Beat of Em­ prenfccuted under the auopicek of the Slate pire." *• of ibe capibiltttes of this region, tie the lozeugo on which was written. " III governnvn^ and carried on rucccMfnlly aud oxtoul and area, the increase of population, never cease to lovo thee," and aaid he with imrxirunt rtsuite till 1843, when the the dovolopmsut of resources, tho construc­ tion of railways, the growth of c-.tlro aud was an orphan with fire little brothers towns; wo have only to grasp the probabili­ • called, and the annual appropriation for tho ties of the-future to discern the dawning coav to support, nnd muat be excused. survey was cut off. Dr. Houghton then ap"lx London, no man thinks of black­ ;.ea!e>i io tbo general guvarnmont, and was counter.1 ing his own boot*.’’ said * haughty •u:<»saful in cbta.mng an appiopnatiou for publi: surveys and geological work ou tbe Briton once to tho late Mr. Lincoln, Upper Pouineuia of Michigan, which enabled deposila of any considerable importance. whom ho f und polishing his calfskin c-jal mince a.-e woArod to a limited ex­ until ire otUMi to «n nnthnoiy death by drown­ Tro whichrieldod iu 1870 coal to the value of gaiters. " Whose boots does he black?" ing iu the lake, while in tha mldat of impor­ tent tfl.tOO. There are, however, direct railway quietly responded UdcIo Abe. tant labors, iu 18It. Tbe turveyv »t<d cx»uu«slioc* were then so connection* to the coal miaou of Indians and Hehb is on obituary gem from tho f»r completed that the *• J«ck«on Company ” Ohio and water eommauloaUo- to Pounsyldeath-ooinmn of tho Shell Rock (Minn.) Ibcated a tract of mineral load for faturo vauia and other coal-producing States. mining Ojreratlon*. Tira manner of diaoove-y Enterprise : •f thia earliest developed aud one of the best * COOKIKU SCHOOLS. Ou tb* plvin* of f*r few*, Wirer* lk» Spring-lira* (ra*i«v ware, New York will soon number a cook­ Can*.. G. D. Johnson, now of the Loks HnpoFr**r*ut bro m now **iri> low, ah, r.or mine. It is dated at Jackson, Mich.. Nov. ing school among its many useful insti­ * Dhge above my granfim*'* grave. 10. 1815, and Is aa follows: tutions ; "a cooking class is to bo imme­ How’s bUh ineira now?" inquired one “ I left here on the 2S*Ld*y of Joly last and wm gone until tho 91 th day of October I diately organised, with a French heat! Nanhvillo merchant of another. "Dull, o«?k of the first class, and a number of fearfully dull,” the reply. " The coedod in forming a company of thirteen. 1 sub-teachers to give two practical les­ fact is, nobody buys anything just now wee appointed treasurer and agent to explore sons a week, with nominal admission, but provisions and whisky—the bare and uiaka locations, for which last purpose wo fees, and the-pupils are not only to be necessaries of life, as it were." taught ho< to cook nicely, but also how A tovno fellow in a Western town aud hired a guide at the Sault, where I bought a boat aud coaatud up tho italie to Copper to buy provisions judiciously—a most was fined 810 for kissing a girl against Harbor, which is over 300 milro from SanU praiseworthy aocxynplishment. London her will, and tho following day thu dam­ Btc. Marie. Wo made treveral locations, one of which we called Iron at tbn time. It is a has for some time boasted of a number mountain of solid iron ore 150 feat high. Tbe of these useful schools, and aristocratic sel sent him tho amount of hia fine, with a note aiying that tho next time he. ore looks as bright as a bar of iron just brokan. Since coining homo we hfvo had eomo of it ladies take the lead m their improve­ kissed her he must bo less rough about smelted, and find that it (induces iron and ment and support. Some of the schools it, aud be careful to do it when her fath­ something rroombliog gold—aomoaav it is gold and copper, Our location is one mile square, arc for the instruction of young ladies er was not around. aud we ehall send a company of men up in of the higher and wealthier ranks, and tbo spring to begin oj>enilions. Our company others for the wives and daughters of Tharo ar* habit* of tuaoare aud habili of mind, fat called the Jackson Muting Company.” working men—all under the charge of Habit* if almort every klad; Kabila of il^r** audhabit* of walk, . professional and practical cooks, perfect Hab la of atang and habtka of talk; masters of their business. 8j it rectus Habtt* that mak»n* Mt liko foo>, that cooking is to become fashionable, Halit* that maha <Hbw n»u'a locta; Il - Vita that mak* ha think w*'r* great, and no woman need lecl shame if dis HuU'.a that makooa think we ain't: m>nro is about per ton ; freight to "Oleve- covered in tho act of preparing d palat­ H»«U that make u» love th* Bg*«, land U.K per ten. makee W 35. It io arid able soup ..or Btew. Fashion rules the H.blt* that make ua *rl*h Iwrre night! cn tire wharf to Cleveland at an average of 98 ILUta that lift up and habit* that ] v'J dawn, par ton, tearing a profit of ♦1.55, or after de­ world with a rod of iron; but when she Kabila that abrnld b» fojooed wherever they aio ducting tosurauco and iomdouteis, say «1.15, tieporta herself in this manner, she is a found; Habit* tire! took* u* uoU* men. If we oaly wUl cboaav and foiUw them. Tbo following r Ilkial tabular ctatouxsct of nitu’io and isnpcrtauca of the entire mineral operations on tho Upper Peniucul* of Mmfil- imposrible to estimate the saving that would result from cooks being educa- supenntend, and even of dollars are, no doubt, wasted in this )1M*j i.satuta dish out of nothing," aa the French i,orj.ma what Buffering and erring would be avoided. Young ladies would be taught and cooking, as they now learn foreign IsngusgM and “the German." A man would not hesitate to face matrimony did be know that young ladiec were Cocking would, indeed, produce glori­ ous reeulta. Baxadcs wfil established himself peruntil Hbw Tong ta. 30,0001 DOJTT SCOLD. ' For th* sake of your children, don’t do it. It is a great miafoxtune to have .children roared in the jrresenre and un­ der the tofiuence of a'scold. Tbe t-ffect of tho everlasting complaining and fault-finding of such penons is to make the young who hear ri unamiable, malicioua, callous-hearted, aud they often learn to taktf pleasure in doing the very things for which they not ire such toiigue-Istthinge. As they are always getting the blarhe of wrong-doing, whether they deaMvc it or not, they think they might as well do wrong as �O’" WO new bmldtofl, hire bran FRIDAY, Helsa fond divio. who M OCT. 16, 1671 M.rtu nta far W ihg to over $4,000. CASH. Mrs. Bowers of Westphalia, Clin­ It is on them ton Co., drowned herself in a rain much an object >s good wages." that the Nxws ho* its chief reliance trough last week. . • A ^Uadelphia gentleman adver­ for growth and prosperity. But we Friday Joseph Stark was instantly tises a $*^p that fa destined to wipe advertising patrons. CASH. o CASH. atara.' POTATOES, Will Pkimpaad., OATS, CORN. APPLES, have more than a selfish interest in killed at Ledge Lake, by a circular out the national debt There is proboqr advertisers. Good advertisers snw,-which caught in his dothing. aly some “lye” about it. are invariably men of enterprise, pub­ Miehnel Cas-ida, ngefl 75. fell down St Louis is poking fnn at an un­ lic spirit and energy. They build up a pair of stairs, nt Chel<*ea, last week, sophisticated highwayman who was Delivered al their ' a town and community and bring sustaining injuries from which Me has Tool enough tj attempt to rob a Chi­ ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE business to a place. Advertising since died. cago newspaper reporter. . men are never idle men, and active Jacob Schweitzer, of Detroit, on A model husband* io Dataware men make active-towns and cities. Friday last, set Are to.hi* own house thrashed his wife fearfully because Non-advertisers (we have some) and then shot himself. His body wns their baby didn’t get the, prize ria ba­ LATH, do not believe ia publicity. They SHINGLES. burned to a crisp. by show, and wound up by offering to arc afraid to invest a dollar without WATER LIME, Wm. Howard, living near Climax, swap the baby for a pig. the immediate prospect of eight or SALT, Kalamazoo Co., was instanrly killed, The matrimonial market has pick­ ten taking its place. They have no HAIR, on Friday laat, by the accidental dis­ ed up so fast since September that desire for reputation oply as they get . STUCCO, charge of a gun in his hands. one New Hampshire clergyman has it al the expense of others. Such fe., 4-e., Charles Cooper, freight hrakem.in laid in three barrrls-of beans, a barrel. meu never build up a town or enhance which we ship and retail al bottom prieeo. the value of property. Dead-heads on the Air’Lino Railroad, fell between of cider and three dried calf-skins. Clover Seed, &c., and dormant brains never win ; they the cars, near Jackson, Oct 13 th, snd Iu giving geography lessons down are the assassins of many a would- bad hjs Ifg badly crushed. East, a teacher asked a boy what Recrlrfd at the 0. O. D. Store af M, tit. . , . to Lota on Grcrrs add. A. Brook* prop. 3 ajX on a wjof tee 8. MapU GiLt*. $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, Proprietors. Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cask. I have a full line of Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., Ac. , An editorial notice of a woman’s advertising are the most prosperous. Their merchants know Ural they do Two counterfeiters were arrested grocery store reads as follows , “Her near Holland, Tuesday. Plenty of tomatoes are as red as her own the “queer" was found upon th'eir cheeks ; her indigo is as blue as her when they put it into printer's ink persons, and they were lodged in jail. own eyes, and her pepper as hot ns and paper. Manufacturers, inven’ors, her own temper" E. C. Bates was run over and in­ capitalists, etc., will always seek an A county treasurer in Alabama stantly killed by a freight train on the enterprising place to settle . iu, and Michigan Southern Ro id at Peters­ cnn’l read. or write, but he has put they judge of a place by the display burg. Oct. I2tli, be being literally cut ♦7000 where no one but himself can of business life made in tho columns find it. - this shows that a collegiate in pieces. of a local newspaper. Mrs. R C. Shetbeno, of Bellevue, education isn't essential to the ac­ AROYAL AXIXDOTE. quirement ol wealth. (ell fmm n ladder in n barn, on Sat­ We. don’t suppose the twain cycr A fellow who hid under a sofa at urday last, striking upon . ft a heavy existed, front Adam and Eve down, an infaunal Boston missionary meet­ timber and injuring her seriously. who could live together nnany years ing, says that the thirty-five ladies A small boy, George McGraw, was without an occasional ‘'spat" or do­ spoke twice, of the down-trodden run fever by the gravel train on the mestic broil; and it ia noticeable that Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Riil- heathen and more than u hundred the most loving couples have the i road nt Bath. Oct. 12th, and wns in­ times of a new kind of hair dye. deepest trouble when the clouds We find the fallowing item in an stantly killed. come. The sweetest fruit gives the During the year ending Sept. 30‘h, Illinois paper: “Mr.—, who has been most pungent acid und?r fcimentation in retirement far ft few Weeks after The sunlight cannot reach down there were, were received nt the Sta'e marrying and burying three sisters, when the sky is wholly overcast. Prison 314 convicts; 229 were dis­ came up smiling to the alter again Considering that such things are but charged ; 13 pardoned : 1G escaped yesterday, having begun on a new the common lot of all who deeply love, and 7 died. family." I deem it uo impropriety to reproduce One evening last week, a burglar not '<astc but invest their capital WILSON $5000.00 worth of Boots and Shoes Which I am bound to sell 10 per frat Lowei than any other House m town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce, G, A. TRUMAN. It was told entered the room of Earnest Sidell, by Jules Janin, in the Journal des at Hillsdale, and robbed him of S2,- the following anecdote. Debate, thirty years ago, when the 600, money that he had just drawn subjects were young and impulsive: A New-Idea! AINSWORTH & BROOKS. The residence of’ W. Fleteher and State he lived in, and and was.amus­ be prosperous community. If you will compare towns and a block of, two stores owned by E. ed at the reply, drawled through the cities you will find, that those who Hamilton, at Downgiac.was destroyed boy’s nose, “A iltateofsin and misery." display the greatest competition in by* fire on Saturday last. Loss heavy. ]C0 bftiBjt lh< H of hc. r—100 improved,* good erebard. FOR 50 Dollars ! ! FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, AXD EVERYBODY from the bank. Buy ths World-Renowned ••While Her Majesty and the Prince Last Friday Sidney Beaver went were in Germany, they one day had ns ft delrgn'e from Jackson to the a little skirmish,—• born of excessive House of Correction for one year, for love and bad weather,’— and the a criminal n.«sau!t upon a scven-ycarPrince shut himself up in bis owe old girl of Grass Lake. apartment. Half an hour afterwards The freight- house of the Lake Bute the Queen went and tapped smartly Shore & Michigan Southern railroad, at the door. “Who is there?’ nt Grand Rapids, was burned Inst demduded the Monday evening. The passenger Prince. house was also s’ightly injured. Sup­ •• ‘The Queen,’ wast he brief reply. posed to bo the work of un incendi­ ••No Answer from within. ary. “Shortly afteewards Her Majesty gave another rap, slightly reduced in volume, upon the door. “ ‘Who is there?* came from within •“. The Queen’, was still tbo reply, but in a softened tone. “And yet no answer. A third and very gentle rap was given. ShfltllaSewMMacliiiie'. TUB , John Jacob lilchanla, Complainant, TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. It aetlafortorily appearing by affidavit ila cum, that the above named defcndan HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! While a Fayette excusion train on : of bet appearance rhe eauaa an aftawwr to the tpUIcant'a Wil to be Bled, and a copy thereof to •erred on the cocnpbdn-ntla aolk.lt. r within near Blissfield Junction, and Grreater was turned completely over, the en­ of the Merchants’ Dispatch tind Blue the fond couple were locked in a loving embrace, and the sun of joy shone once more upon England's Queen.” Line of Transportation, died on Fri­ day lost, of heart disease, at Chicago. vertisement to tbe afflicted port All who advertise do not get rich, but precious few get riel, without iu The world is full of advertiscing, yet everyone wants to see what is Joseph County, was burned to death. She was lying on the floor near the stove asleep, when a little sister pull­ ed some fire out, which fell on her setting her clothes on fire and burning her so severely that she died Sunday evening. took for his text the words, "Though and vcdmod costs lots of cash, he it ever so grisly, there’s nothing li^e after my skin worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh I shall see God, hash ; the scrapings and leavings of "which he divided into three-parts as no use elsewhere, when mixed alto­ Hash, follows: “First, skin worms; second, gether,/sake excelent (are. what they done; thiid, what the man hash, good merit hash ! Be it ever so grisly, there’s nothing like hash! A straflger from home, hotels dazzle, in Somebody ia responsible for the vain: O, give me efieap eating honso atory that American ladies are be­ food that's more plain; the waiter coming more a*>d more-in tbe habit who gayly re-echoes my call for a nice plate ofhash ora single fish ball. lies will A newspaper is tlm only inMrarnfcpt j as numerous, a few years ( which can drop the i-aroe thought into & thensand* mthds at the same mo­ T3TS.fart.. ?. —I. ment ’-------' n ,j»«• u* rame mnters £mi. -• f -4 FOR DEING THE BEST SEWING MACHINES, AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF aud dninj the largest and best EHR! DESCRIPTION OE runye of work. All other JlachltiM iu the Market Plain BUY and WOLVERINE MILLS! Fancy — AND — COMPETITION!! Propriefarof the TELE BEST AND GET A We thought that everything that it was possible to wiy abont •’hash" had Early to bed and early to rise will been said, here is another contribution A certain hostess, whose table is no­ all be in vain if you don't advertise. ted for its uniformity of dishes, has The world is sure to find an hon­ a brisk daughter who electrifies her est man; but it will find him out a ma's boarders with the following paigreat deal quicker if he advertises. ody, sung to atf accompaniment on a A colored preacher down South new $50 piano: “While beefsteak . Littkiana State Fair; years of age, a daughter of Frank quently. ■■• litiliunapolis Expooltloo; aud Georgia State Fair; It will forget if you do not jog it fre­ is true, At hayford. ,nB“t for Parry county, Eldridge, a farmer near Mendon, St, A sign-board can't -tell anything. It takes an odvertisement to do that new. The world's memory is short. Wm. b. Tunil * Yocxu, Comnlaioaai'a Solicitor*. Dalai Octoter 3rd, IS7*. ’ werft brought to On Saturday evening a girl thirteen To cure dull times—apply an ad- Qire-Ht He was a Michigan man, having for­ Marshall for interment Amer. laaUtale, N. T.J ClMrfanatl Ex portion; Mtssltudupi State Pair; merly been iu bitsinesss at Ceresco, and his remains Ohio Stole Fair; fit. Ixmia Fairy THAN EVER IN Alanson Wallingford, Gen. Snpt. “Tbe door flew open instantcr, and Bargains gineer, Reynolds, instantly killed, and the fireman considerably injured. “ ’Who is there.?' in a tone really kind and exceedingly musical. “ 'It is Victoria—Albert!’ lli^hrat Premium was Northern Ohio Fair? urday afternoon, tbe engine struck a cow, EjTTImj awanlod to it at Loss, Si2,000. the Chicago and Canada Kuilwcy; was returning, from Detroit, on Sat­ • BEST IN THE WORLD I WOOL CARDING MACHINE! JOB PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED Pfashville, Where we havo no Agents we will deliver & Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Rail Road Station of Purchasers. Mich., Would rwrpoctfully inform tha publio tha be is prepared to do douMo tbe work than berotoforn. Needles for all Sewing Macbin'es tor Saia AT THIS OFFICES MEAT MARKETI ROE & CLEVER, C. IW. HOLLER, Hiller. Old Madtiues taken in Exchange. Mancfactured, by the Michigan Stove Co., and warranted for one year. WOOL! WOOL! thanking ih« public for put Atom nolicU a coatiriuoace of the mum, und would inform She pabiie that they wiU keep ooaetaatty ou bund My Carding ’.Machine FRESH MEATS, tsnuur all kinds, which will be sold low for caeh etavill.. Mieh. t^~For Hemming, Fell­ ing,Slitchirig, Cording, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering, Quilt­ ing and Stitching fine or heavy goods it is unsurpassed. for th* next crop of wool. P1«*m Mod in year wool tnrlr. WooFmbi by mil will be " Promptly attended to Mat teak seorder* Hr. NWLES, Canlerf The largest stock of Pal«t<, Oils, Vanishes and Brushes ever brought to Nashville. Also a large stock of Cross-cut Sava in eluding the Sllrer Steel Dianoad, the fastest cutting saw in the world, and all to be offered at prices heretoforeunheard offer vaeh. 0. C. WOLCOTT Send for Circulars, Price List, &.cM and Copy Gt the Wilson RefleCfaOr. one of the best Periodicals of the day, devoted to - Sewing Macaines. Fashions, General News and Miecollany. Agents Wanted Ita S&iinf late Ct CLEVELAND. OHIO. �LOCAL KATTEB8. two miles no was. with Iu OCT. 16, 1874 a etover halier, a fanning null, a quantity of oats,-fodder, etc., burned FRIDAY, to the ground at about half past seven o’clock, last Friday evening. Tear, in Advuo» ovrrca ovot tmitmafm stork. church-k A SCHOLARSHIP ggf Boy tbe deed-Bbyt Powder at Wol- Mr. Falconer was in ‘ this village at Uaioh Cbonw. Rfflitb & Putnam mH them. ’ — Capt. Boise has received a new tbe time, nnd it was by only hard stock of crockery and glassware.' Mfc. «ehool Books sad J^ga'fBlanks working by those present: that his ’—Read Daugherty A Roosa’s half house and lhe hou«i? of Mr. Feighner, column ad., and go and see them. ■B- Smith & Patoom keep tho Boa were from the flames. The fire ! —Our population is increasing. is impto be the work of an inn Ixm utinuinl .t »1,000.1 »*,h« '-k“ »•* °> w°1' Thanks to the ladies,—God bless cendi.ry. Ia»uredm lhe F.rrn-rw’ Mui,..I of j""•*'>)-•< __ them. ■ • cwi’am ’ —Kenyon Mend ishutlding a small Barry t Salon, for »IOO. and content. ; _ »SL^>“'t<Ul brick residence in the east part of the •800. Mr. Smith, the Secretary of the C-«., states that the loss will be village. —Those wishing lo pay thoirsuh 3utaaa r-' TVAKTTO1 Two Firrt-aws VV Apply U ft tlMWuvax* . pruin.itiy adjusted. as soon as possible. PiccwaafT A Rooia’i. , DRESS GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, A«* TKLKGRaVh« THE EVENING NEWS ^lasing, Hatching, Re-sawing, &c., GLOVES, CORSETS, SHAWLS, CASSIMEBES, Dressed Flooring Sidiag, Mouldings, Ae., c. Of every description, kept constantly on <8 &.C Experienced Workmen Employed.. Smith A Putnam keep the beil —Jack Frost is playing the mischief bad tlie misfortune to cuj off the end Cham-ploa Saws mado. ‘ fl S with vegetables, fruit, ate,, that aro of the three first fingers on his right band, in a shingle machine on Satur­ I alee manufacture Soft and Hard Wood left ouLof doors, now-o‘nights. OF ALL KINDS, day last. Mr. Pursel is a poor man at Daugherty A Boom*;, and no —The Vermontville Enterprise is and has the sympathy of his neigh­ Which we shall offer at (be lowest prices Hie expected to toddle - forth to-day. For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. Market wij- warrant, aud as lew, for —The place to get your Tinsmithing bors. Keep a firm hold of its hand, brother . as good a class of Goods, as any done is at 8tn Uh & Putnam. 8 Lath and Shing-les. —At the special convention of tho Worcester. constantly on band. uy (he Silver Steel Diamond Subrillr, Ool. Oih.' 1ST4. C'roH cul >aw. It will cut faster —We want a bby, about sixteen dissatisged Republicans, at Hastings, gar Saw and Planing Mill east cf the than any other Saw made. .Fflr sale by Depot, Nashville, Mich. Saturday, James A. Sweezy was W. n. KOCHER & Bro. years-of age, to learn the printing C. C. Wolcott. 48 A. W. OLDS. trape. .Must have a fair education nominated for Prosecuting Attorney. —For Sash and Doors call on CftlAS. W. DEM ABAY. 48 He is also tha Democratic nominee and a moderate temper. Smith A Phtxam. * Qome and see if for that office. pOVND, the cheapest place — A propprty-holder of this village, B0L_ Theo Maxson has a large stock of Gro­ stopped his paper, last week. That ceries and Fancy Goods which ho will sell A social for the benefit of the Sab­ man believes in retrenchment and l»r. R. C. THOWPSaAi, bath School, will be hold at tho M. door north of Koeber Bro and will be ready economy, especially in his brains. •f tr.aU E- Church, in this place, on Tuesday to open in few days, Look out for his hand —Judging* from the great dray loads ACUTE ANU.I HKO.MC I) SEISES evening of next week. All aro invi­ bills and you will see prices to suit you." 2 DO MOT BAT. TUB of merchandise that come tip from CATARRH. ASTHSIA. ted and a pleasant time ,is anticipated Cider I Cider I each train, we would say , that our On and after Thursday, Sept. 24th, I wil —At a quilting, recently held in merchants are selling piles of goods. STOCK Maple Grove, the good ladies raised —Gov. John J. Bagley and T. W. Berryville, Mich , Kept. 19th. $1.50 to send the ^irws to Thomas Diseases of the Ey and Ear. Ferry will speak in Hastings this 4r» F. D. flovLu. Hamilton, a former preacher of that W. will nil ,O. Orncit—J82 M*i i’ t$., opposite Hibbard evening, and Zach Chandler is section, but now residing at Warren, House.Jackson, Mich. 83 booked for that city on tho 29th inst. III. White wheat, per bu. —The last bnck on Griffith, Kerr Red •• •• •<. >100 — J. H. Earl, of Orangeville, lost k Brady’s block was layed last Sat­ .....0.35 For cams, or it# equivalent, . urday, and nov the sound of the his bam and contents by fire on Fri­ Gate, ............ 4O<346 Hie Irfxan Centra'It allroiul Loss about $1,600. Potatoes, GO 0} 66 hammer and saw is heard throughout day of last week Beane, .1.00 (» 1.26 As Cheap as they can be Bought Partially ins ’ d in the Barry & Eaton. Apples, the building. -...... 25(j%60 -....50 (y.76 —G»A. Truman sold three hund­ .1.00 Gi 2-00 Onions, •• red and eighty odd dollars worth of .1,25 (A 1,35 (Tho following items should ap­ Turnips, •< “ ........... i5fr.8O goods last Saturday, and we suppose “ •• . Patent Medicines, ‘ .^.l.$0@200 peared in last week’s News, but they Quinces, Eggs, per dosen..... our other merchants done ns well, .0.17 did not arrive until Friday morning, Squashes, ........... ...60 ® 1,00 accordingly. Snrtoxa Cabbage. •• ........ 60 « 75 and consequently were too late. We Butler, per lb....... 28 (S; 30 —Trade was brisk, Saturday.— ( always go to press Thursday even­ Honey, •• .........20 26 There were more than twice the . Dried Applet, per lb. ........ 06 06 care aud we wuitaui satis action. We Char:-.’!.., ings.)—Ed. Hay, Jl Ten----------,10.00012.00 number of teams on our streets than would especially call attiention to our large Vermont’ Tbe Fair passed ofl* splendid, the Naahrille. at Vermontville. W e know, because . Ho.il nit' premiums were satisfactory and the Mi.i.ncvj:>, we were at both places. Ituimooni!. receipts enough to leave a baliance iu STATIONERY* LEGAL BLANKS, Grand Rapid', —Wm. W. Cole, of Assyria, was lhe । treasury. Goiniz Kuixt. Representing nearly every kind known to nominated for Representative in the 8TATIOXH. Complete Assortment of Several new buildings on Broad­ lhe trade, audio you that indulge in the for­ Gram!'Rapid a, State Legislature, by the Democrats way ■ eign luxury. »e would say ere approaching completion. . Hammond. The only piste Io get a UldiRavlUe. of the 2nd district of this county, at Creasy A Holden arc buying wheat Come to Our Store! n»«slnv«, NaahrOIr, ’ Hickory Corners, las^atnrday. ( on a large scale. They have been BUGGY ’CHEAP. Vmnnntvllle, Groceries H.H. WOOD, P. M. My Pinning Mil! in now in running order CONSISTING OF 8®- Boy your Biera of Smith A Put­ nam. DenauM they have afinti-eloM nrlicl*. Mr. Benjamin Purse!, of Baltimore, . ««'a|t BQu A full line of Bakery Goode at scription# in wood, will please do so Slrrrfrra. ,,,•10 New Stock of Goode! Clocks, Spectacles^ $c. A. BARBER. M.. D, BorneofOrtc .M,y»M»»an.l Hc-nr-on. Oflteo, «ar H •IVEBSTER A BOBBS, Black- Tr «n!U* Al! kind.of work in tbo ftUriumlth Glr. B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods and J . carried ro.any’ nlaro In IborlllMO. pLEMENT SMITH. V LAWYT B EYE and EAR! BOISE BROS GROCERIES! gASTMn.N 4 YOUNG, Attorneys at La’ JJENRY H. WOOD. Justice of the Peace, CONSUMPTION, EPIEMIC FITS, &C. Groceries, of-Every Descriptions, LIEBHAU8ER, CJ ’ g TAILOR PARADY, Manufacturer of Boot* and Shors, JJASHVILLE HOUSE. Cjtt.G. W. McUobmick, Proprietor. MAfe»IIVIX*X*lC, - Mlohlsrnn. DRUGS & MEDICINES Paints, Oils, Varnisnes J Brashes, jaoilTOBiB. GRAND RIVER VALLEY DITON. OTTZR, STCGX: &W, Nat. at ui>r ink Y OF CORSE JJNION HOUSE. F. Daxcn, Proprietor. . Mlolilsran. EVERYBODY KNOWS TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMES, —Dr, Barber Is building an addi- 1compelled to put In more power for tion to his house. The many im- 1elevating their grains. yyM. JONES, Dewey of the Blunderbuss, and provements- he has been making around his residence, lately, makes it Dennis of the Jangle, are again quar­ relling over the amount of poor drinks one of the finest places in town. 1 have dead-headed lately. It is —The railroad bridge between this they ' MRS. L. O. CROCKER FALL AND WINTER KLLIKERYOASCY GOODS! Alsu VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. CUT FREE OF CHARGE I And have it warranted thoroughly, ia at Lee -Reed’s Wall Pt per & Bordering BARLOW, FJX.SKION abl k BABBERand BAIR DRESSER! - Nautilli, Mich. Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, the Union Doom. FALL MILLINERY GOODS? Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS by Heath. Salisbury & Co., was en­ They will also stock up. destroyed by fire. Loss, $700. —A compositor on the Vermont- tirely ' Insured fur about half that amount. ville Enterprise -was down here on a ' Cause—incend iary. •‘bender,” last Tuesday. When last Stoat Quill. seen he was going for a saloon, step­ Tna Michigan Ccntkal.—W. B. ping very high and carefully, as if By tbe barraL FAMILY GROCERIES, storm, immediately after which tbe jtin shone out bright and clear. Oa and after January lit, 1875, ft now —The editor of the Middleville !lichen. Republican has gained considerable Subscribers raiding outside of notoriety by printing his paper three LIVERY ARB FEED STABLE! weeks ahead, and going visiting. Fax# rnon Cimscmb-—Haring been earn' Such business might pay in Middle­ ville, but it would never do in this ' town. the position. Wheat had taught about two —The editor of the Berrien Springs Journal advertises for thirty bushels 1account of aieknoM. After returning 1 each of potatoes and apples, for his 1 were dreading pay day. Quite a number own consumption, this winter. Barn­ were true to their obligations, but did not ard must be making -a-heap-o money Price.' to down at Berrien Springs, to be able ,claim that I am free fro tn censure, E. D. BITGOOD, Pkoprietor. to pay for all them ’later# and apples. this unoerMnoulous eaxpsnslon; it being the Aral Mme in all my experience that echoot —The moving cf a family, one MONEY to loak day last week, caused five other fam­ w. c. Misuse. ilies to move. As fast as a hoa«e was empty it was immediately fiilied by FOB BALE CHEAPI another family. Nashville stands io need of alKxit fifty ' more Holler, in Nashville, on OoL 10th. tenement Marrying a woman for beauty is ■c rxjaoca. like eating a bird for its sweet singing. The Choicest Bread Er.r .oil in Snah.ill., which w. think lb. People can Appreciate. Pm Wines art Lipors Cnicato & Lai£ Rm Hailnat. I’fCXIXSUIuAK DIVISION. Mill A K-.-.r—. Of every deaoriplion. Sugars, Spices, Etc. We do not wish to eulogise. for yourselves. C: .rli.tlr Olltct Beller ne Hat Uv Crerk Vick*ba r«It Scbooterafl Cawo.«lie South Ikud Stillwell Call and st e OYSTERS 'Chteasn ValMtlao IlMkell'a HUIIwetl Booth B.nd In every style and fora. (SvccwsBssoas TO T. Maxsok) CITY DRUG STORE, Olivet giotrl and Restaurant In connection with store. Prescriptions Carefully Prepared. Lodgings cf* Meads 25 cts. Fair Prices and fhnest Dealing. quality of work. I say positively, that those wanting Buggivs, will save money by bwylng of me! . Important.—Postage. ■miraier pMit, and Xnahrllir 0.30 BAKERY GOODS TEAS, COFFEES, And if I had space f could rnfer to a hundred others that will go their last dollar ou my buggies. And now Strong has been promoted to the of­ afraid of hurting the sidewalk. . of General Superintendent of the —Frog Foot Dewey is going lo “go fice 1 M. C. R. R., vice H. E. Sargent, and for’’ the Michigan Tribune for dam­ H. B. Ledyard, of the Chicago, Bur­ ages if it don't take back some things A Quincy Railroad, has been it has eaid about the Honorable(?). lington 1 appointed to the office formerly filled We sharpen oor pencil and await the 1 by Mr. Strong,—Ass’t Gen. Supt crisis with breathless interest Both of these gentlemen are compe­ 42 —We bad queer weather, Sunday. tent Railroad men of long experience. During the period of a couple ot hours in the afternoon, we were visited by two lively trail storms and one rain dress hearing “ Your prices are below Grand Rapids. I will take lhe top carriage and surprise my wife.”—Jerry Rog. THE TAMA8HIR0 (uncolored) CRACKERS She Blili retains tbe services of Miss their slock, preparatory lo dissolving 1evenings since, resulted ' in a good and would not let it go.’’ — TFrn. Chidester, Rutland. of about $200 for the boys. partnership. Alien will open up his purse | For Medicinal and Mechanical Purposes, at On the evening of the” 1st inst,, a DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. share in Beadle’s building, and Down­ •• I am well satisfied with my bug­ gy.”—Adam Wolf, Maplv Grove. BOISE BROS. ing will remain where they are now. !small, unoccupied dwelling, owned DELL Cl>ar]otl<\ Eaton Rapid*, Japan Tea, for 1^1. SHOP IN BASTINGS. stated that both can |X)tir down all village aad Vermontville caught fiie ‘ offered them. * on Friday evening last, and a portion “As long as Lee Reed makes Mrs. Sides, a lidy from Coldwater, of it was burned. It was immediate- j has opened a new millinery store buggies, I shall buy my buggies of repaired and no trains were delayed. . him—A. J. Bourne, Hastings, \ here. "You are on the ruad to success, —The baud boys were out on the John Q. Cre«sy, the Republican as long as yon make good work, as street playing for the first time, last (candidate for Sheriff, has been depu­ you have alwayr done.’’—Brm. S Saturday evening. . The excellent tized । as an under Sheriff, end will un­ Goodyear, Hastings. music tbey'made, taking into consid- ,doubtedly he worked in the harness “ You can depend upon what Lee eration the time they have beenplay- ,well, before tho oath of office is ad­ says about his /buggies.”—H. A.' ing, can’t be beat. ,ministered to him in January next. Goodyear, Hastings. Tho firemen’s ball, held a few —Downing & Allen are dividing dp " I am delighted with my buggy And see for yourselves. SPECTACLES, (warranted Pebble) J. I.. REED. Call at C«atr*I House Sign. BOISE Bros. 3 DAUGHERTY k ROOSA. W. A. AYLSWORTH, FUBNITURK MANUFACTORY ! New Store I NEW GOODS! JACOB LENTZ Fort Wayne, Jactaa & Sayinaw R. R. Manufacturers and keeps on lisa MICHIGAN AND THE SOUTH. Everything New I Fanners and their wives take notice; Young Ladies and Gentlemen attention; Lawyers, Doctors, Laboring Men r.nd Gentlemen at large: Parlor, library, Dim, Office a GEIERAL IUHTRRE! TRAINS RUN BY CHICAGO TIME. Goinc HoUtK. REMEMBER That the place to buy your G-OCXDS Clothing, Hats, 'Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents? Furnishing Goods, MIRRORS, PICTURES. FKAM> AJiD CARDS, BRACKETS, ©USTERS, ACL. AC., Baby Cate aiifi Pemimlatun i COFFINS AND CASKETS, Go inn; North. Of all sly! Cozy Little Brick Store, SHR tons AND COFFIN LIN- JSGS kept constantly on hand. to Halbert A Co. fat, IniU n4 Cvrerrl TRUNKS ’ ON HAND! NaahvUle, Sept- Irt. 1874. 49 W, A AYLSWORTH. Wmaftufsclara our Furniture from th* t«rouglily seasoned li n lo lo m represented «, tut. K- �a. toduti- U m h« poeUl, *ud was fotcMj ej»«*d from —Judge MsGtolbcry, of th* District Gouri. SWrilRga-.^.'&'tS'lSS. bond* ware. ftr».i -w>nga<« amount of bond* to abobt and th* NEW No. 6 M. Gilsok, tmting in thb St. I’clereburg G'aseilf. upon the subject of pre- sewing machine T. b. waura a co, ur are x|» Market. tHILDRETS CARRUGEI. ^ROCKING J>r. J. WaiJiur’s California ViaHOKES, HWH and Trffimw far •WO.OOO •«*. fi, 6 tha Erik rallroai, In N««r York,, recently, a plentiful supply of diamonds from dividends uudar President Wateou'* adndch- South Africa, theae touch-prised gams aro at a lower price than they have been tretiuu were prnpariy declared. —Tho (tro*«* darning* of the Northwestern for ten yeixra. Pearla and enusraldA arc, however, ai a premium. A nopal about 1874, weri aifi.ttl.DJd.fil; and th* total the sin ol an olive would bring about ton and tbe GropAfc, •fOO.OOO ereh. 11. 1,200 rouble* ; a sapphire about 1,800 agri:;*! Tlltoa and Moulton, recently brought. fund aooomit, amounted to •14,!M7,835I35 roubles; an emerald, 10,000; a dia­ leaving a combined net profit for the year of mond, 18,000; a ruby, 50,000. Pearls •l,8M,fiei.M. ... ( come from Central America, California Tilton agriutt Ovington for maintaining a and Persia, but none rival those of the East Indies. ‘ CHINA GIASJ AND QUEENSWARE. TERRITtHUES. AND U. 8. C0NMIUIDHER. EMMVER. SEALS. PRESSES. BURN1XC-BRANDS, SOAP STAMPS, STEEL ANO BRASS STAMPS. e^ur Bitters are a purely Vegetable pioporatioa, made chiefly from the r.»tit e beds fonud ou the lower ranges of Um Sierra Nevada mountain* o' Califor­ nia the medicinal' properties of which arc extracted there (rui>.«'itb»at tbe use of Alcohol. Tbe question to altuart daily asked. ‘’What to tbe cause of tho unparalleled success of Visbgar BrrYmF 'Our answer to, that they remove tho cause of disease, and tbe patient recorera hfe health. They are the great blood purifier and a life-girinc principle^ a perfect Renovator and Invigorate? of the system. Never before ia tht FLOWERS AND STRAW C3ODS—SPEC.tLTY. • GKfgRAL. tiro bonded debt. Stale and national, on tbo ground that the Ixmdboldcra hai already re­ ceived in tatereal nhr* than their foil pay­ —IL G. Caulfleld, 0. H. Harrlren and J. V. Tilton cprrolxjratcd ft by aocuaaUona cf adtUtcry with hi* wife, ita truth or falrity'.ie In the Piret, Second arid.Third Congroreional Dlatxirta of Dlmoto, embracing lhe city of Cldcago. - . —Tbo MwaacUarettn Republican ConrcndicUnent of both Tilton and Moulton for scandal. He laid all the statement* of Tilton nomtaatod- the folio ring'candidate* fur th* and Moulton before the jtuy, and teatifled to State office*: For Governor, Thoma* Talbot; the falsity * Lieutenant-Governor, Horptio G. Ktdgbt; gallon. wound up at a question Bocrotary of State, Oiirer Warner; Attorney­ the Joont m to what General, Cha*. IL Train; Andltor,' Cha*. Ea- impetuous and rrephauc manner told the platform oppo*ea tafia* ion of the currency; favor* the protection at citisen* In all legal been an i.-tfol conspiracy to involve him la right* end privilege* ; tbe apcedy payment of affair* difficult to explain, and to extort from natiouri inJobtedacm, and tho moral aud in­ him aarixtauce In the form of patronage aud tellectual slevat ion of all person* eugsgod in iuduotriri pureuita. —An eUction for member* of the Legislature guarded statements, which had been miscon­ camo off in Georgl* ou the 7th in*t. Very strued and.dbtorto 1 to his damage. Utile opposition waa offered to lhe Democratic --The Oerancr * jury has banded iu a ver­ MudidetM, and only fourteen Republicans dirt in regard to tbe Pall Hirer holocaust—no­ were elected in tbo entire State. body to Hama. —The Republican* cf Beaton have nomin­ —Two doxen dwellings and thirty-two lives ated Mr. Fr, st to succeed tho Hou. Simucl were destroyed by tbe recent earthquake at Hooper In Congress. Antigua, Guatemala. —Meeare. Packard and Rnrko of the Lotiieiaua kdvisoT> Board, have resigned. cooxumlng about fifty amril frame homes. —Tho Democrats of South Carolina have Lon •100,000. refused to make any nomination*, and will —While a drove of Texas caillo was paaring support tho Independent Republican candlevening, four of them atom pod nd aud runted in vanoua direction*. Before tbe »tecra wore FIXJLXCIAL AXb IXbUSTRIAL. ebot, nearly fifty people were Jijured by —Counterfeiting of lhe Dotes of tbo Trad­ them, aomo seriously. —Nearly all tho eotton mill* in New En­ ers’ National Bank of Chicago baa been re exgland hare commenced running on two-third* tsnrive that tho entire Irene of tho bank will have to be called in atrd new note* ireued. A lot of til.OSO in five dollar nntea waa cap­ tured in Missouri rcoahtly, and biU* of other uate* at Haratcga having advanced tho freight* ou petroleum to a ruinous figure, the denomination* are being received at the producer* have brought a suit against tho Tteseun Department drily. —Tbo fifth dncionatl Exporitton closed on railway tinea, and it I* arid will proeocuto it to tbo bitter end. The charge b conspiracy. tho 3d inat., after twenty-*‘gbt day*' exhibi­ —It ia reported that parti** In New York tion. Tho whole a'.tendance ha* l-eeu 564.0C0,' will a eon eetabtiab an imrucuee wholesale dry and tho gate receipta biro been 1A9.000. —Dr. Linderman, Director of tho United good* houae iu Chicago, with a largo capita! State* Mint, in bis aamnri .report of tho and unlimited credit —Altogether eleven auita at law have resulted operation* cf that mriiiuUon, eatimatoa tbe from tbo Boocher-Tilton ocandal. Dam*t;ot) amount of apodo In tho country at •167,000,to the amount of nearly a million aro nought OC3. Tho estimate thowe a gam in specie and ia these action*, and the list of litigation* b bullion in the last two fired year* of |38;500,000. The amount of gold and ell ver coin and —A New Orleans dbpateh of the 6th inst. nya: "The Advisory B.>an! la at work makieg change* in the Assistant Begin:rar* and place* of production iu silver, £35,000,000; gold, of registry. Gov. Kellogg has called their •100,000,000. 'The t«ro together being an an­ attention to the fact that he has information nual addition of about one and a half per cent, that the Repnblican* in Bt. Martinsville are to the cxtotiiig stock of operio.- ' —The dlk house of Vrieutiov A Co., in New being prevented from rsgiiSering on account of intimidation, and intimating that he con­ York city, ba* euapomlad, with natalities siders this a relation of lhe compromise amounting to about •3C0.0U0. Henry Clew* A Co., Now York banker*, have alao tempora­ —Tbo water supply in th* lately burned rily rclinquhbcd bnrinere. —Tho Mark Lane JCrpreu, (London) of tho district of Chicago la shown to be in»uffi neat 7th tn*L e*y*:> “Wheat ia still declining, in case all lhe engine* are called out —The annual convention of tho National though no carefully prepared statement b*s Catholic Total Abstinence Society was held iu Chicago last week. Rcprereutativea were average a* to quantity or quality. AU adriceo from tbe continent report a deciin* In price*." —Speaking of buaixwre, New York report*' a decided ‘mprovement overywbtreBou­ -It to announced that Goldinpith SXa'd will ton chroUcie* “more life In general buainre* circle*;" Philadelphia crow* over “a steady be retired from the turf after thi* season —Ah Indiana father ba* made applica'iou improvement in mw. branch?*;" Baltimore to bare bis eon's uamn entered a* a candidate accords “ a very active bneinore, specially in • IM. Cool Exough.—An impecunions gen­ tieman ouoe aaw a thief enter his room when the moon shone brightly upon him. He lay quietly, an if in sonnd sleep, for n time, oa^tho examination wwnt rapidly on. At length ho waa conruined with laughter, which f tinted the miscreant peering into his desk. See­ ing ho was taken at a disadvantage, the intruder turned an3 asked what irenlting in A’SSSfb.'Xi.’CTSS.'SK'-KUt • .i.Hn Man aluiwlnff tara ttoucf peeera. with eaabiuM re* eexarata ll»t«, CH*a* f><r eoit ut odvarttiln*. A**raal I FaAXkQBX, IU Mr»nr.->* atreet. OMgaeo. Id.__ ■ROM ABENT8 arable injury of some vital organ, arc cured by this pure inalco/tolicveffctablr rcMarative. . 5 Too Ordeblt.—There are certain ag­ gravating.persons who are continually putting your conveniently untidy books and paper* in order—that is, according to their notions of the matter—and hide things, lest they should bo lost/where neither tho owner nor anybody else can find them. This is a sort of magpie faculty. If anything is left where you can flndrit, it is called litter. There ia a pedantry in honsewif; ry a* well as in the gravest concerts. Sir Walter Soolt complained that whenever his maid*errant had be-u in his library, he oould not set comfortably to work again for several day*. SSVSUKV HOTELS Gratehil Thousands proclaim Vnr- according to directions, aud remain loiK; unwell, provided their bones are not de­ stroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond IMPERIAL AXLE GREASE. SlJTffiLHi; Wkuar-Extra, C ORN-H V AKE R LEAD PIPE ARD SHEET LEAD MANUFACTURERS. B. W. BLATCHFOBD A CO., TO Sorth Cltuteo. LINSEED OIL AND OIL CAKE MANUFACTURERS. X. W. BLATCHFOXD A CO., 70 North Clinton. LOCKSMITHS' AID DELL-HAKGERS' MATERIALS. EMBLEMATIC BADGE FOR GRANGERS, Officially Approved Send aUdressana 3c. 5Mrnp farllltrfriiriatecl C»rcula«*i to LEWIS &. BERRY. MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS. THN GOwax MABBI.B CO.. 11 Mori* dark. F. W. SMITH A CO.. Deolaral* Boa** as* Finlabs4 Mar Ma, <8 B. Van Barre. MUSIC, SHEET AND BOOK. AND DEALERS IN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. THE BOOT A BONS MUSIQ CO., 10* Bist*. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Sol* M*nU*nctui*(*. Cnicaeo..Hi. . CUSHING’S MANUAL Of Parliamentary Practice. ^UOMC90NU.Vi?OW*w\rca.CBc%>n.VlM'. SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES. SHOT. CHICAGO SHOT TOWKB CO., TO Kort* Clinton. SHOW-CASE MANUFACTURERS. BAMUXL B. MABTIX, B Stat*. Amber, '11.07© SOAP MANUFACTURERS. CLEVKLAND. lUd, »IX8J1.1*. MANUFACTORY AND SALESROOM. WASHING MACHINES. BddWpi CALKINS CHAMPION 23 & 25 RANDOLPH ST..CHICAGC Save WHITE LEAD, ZINC AND COLORS MANUFACTURERS. WIRE CLOTH AND WIRE 600DS. CLDCTON WIRK CLOTH CO„ ITS Bredolph. VC/1 AUiatSTM WA»TMD-M*o A. wwkor T*«. . _____ .-..'.-I-,.- . Tbe Chicaao Lefljer, ^Bills TRUE HISTORY WATCH FREE BROOKLYKSCANDAL. Ask Yonr Stove Dealer for our PAPER PAIL8. i* *•»! p.per in C«.it«4 8 talc a Full partlnalara । appiicatlnn to Tua Liuuaa Co„Chicac*. I'L Altbongh Im* than eighteen montli* have elapsed since its birth, has met with enoh marked success that wo have determined to enlarge it* scope aa a journal, and add such improve'ienta and inaugurate encli change* aa will st once challenge the admiration of It* old friends and cumtnond it tn tho patronage of thousand* of new onoi everywhere. In a word, we intend to make it the Lending Family Newspaper of tbe West. Iu tons Jill be elevated to tho very hlgbaat moral standard, nothing being allowed to enter ita columna that ccuta offend tha moat raflood.' Ita contents will cumprieo tbo best attainable short atoriea, papKir* of sdvont- topic* of popular Interest, etc., etc. It will be diatlngutobed not only for it* Mflr'tH TMX»jar.CY«»fa^«rCb.,B»xM5D*t Sargent, Greenleaf & Brooks, > Unequalcd Tales and Sketches, but will contain an entertaining and useful Chicago, Hl. «CZ2txjC/3 Anecdotes, Biography, History, Poetry, Wise Sayings, Scraps of Wit, Information of Every Deacrlptlon. ^ o have engaged a corp* of contributors, comprising tbo liv*'ieat story-teller* and **vAnd STEINWAY Useful department of literature. Grad, Sparc anil Upright Pianos, TO CAKTJL8NERS AND JLGESTS. With a view of extending tbe already largo Extraordinary Inducement* to CrevAMBra. Agent*, i'oetinaater* r nd other* 1>K NNARLY THIRTY YKAHM THK RICHMOND PRINTS vs Vs«a boa u> b>*i> eai.es> br th<^o wbo eta a ‘Standard Cray Styles. 'CHOCOLATE 8TAHMRD 8TYLE8,' ra p Ml* W MUSIC BOOKS FOB SCHOOLS. AMERICAN SCHOOL —Etoetk-D* for CcuocilR Gci.trel, ar Pro- prove all thal'a aaid. Whf.ri.oc Co.. Fromieiore. !taw OrlrestL tivu. and Anti-Bntopa f.gar Bitters tho most wont’jrAil In rigorant that ever snstaiaed tho making ayatem. Ko Person can take these Bitters JP You WA!»T I INUMACniNl Chill Cure !—Safe and Sujol—Dr. WiUnrit'a Tonic 1* curative and protective. It will cure Cttill* *nd protect - from further at­ tack*. It* reputation I* CHteb'ii-bn!. Ito HARDWARE AND CUTLEHV—WTIOLESALE. iKKBKioaa* BBEAKZY.ntoeLre*. BDW1MBUBT4 BOBB, OB anil® Lak*. HEAVY HARDWARE-WHOLESALE. ClUcaijo. Sl.OOJSl.lO; No. Maxmaitax, Kan., April, 8,1878. R. V. Pixacs, buffalo. M. Y.r DoAat<ia: Your Favorite Prescription has oae my wife a world of good. Rhehretakn nearly two bottle*, and has felt better the it that I would be perteetly willing to warrant to certain cuutomer* of our* who would be Siad to get hold of relief at any exnonae. 1 are tried many Patent Medicine*, but never had any ocoariou to extol one before. Verv truly your*. Gxo. B. Wnrapro. Mu. E. IL Halt, Metropolia, HL, write*. Jan. 9 h, 1873: “Da. B. V. Pixbce—My airier i* Bring tho Favorite Preeortirtlon with creat bet.t.fiL*' •ho Liver and Vtoocral Organs, in Bhioua D.ra*c*. The properties ,f Dn. Walixs's Thtmar Birrsa* arc Aperient, Dumborede. GLASS SHOW-CARD PAINTER. GUNS, CUTLERY, FISHING TACKLE. THX MAttKZTB. wasion there was for such an outburot. He replied, “I was thinking how cstromely ridiculous it is for yon to be searching for money in the night when Cbcko KiUvre, S5.THt0.uO; Good' I am unable to find any iu the day­ time.” ss.o&y!.*. S7.0O&T.3S ; Old Humbugs Di«cardhd. —Thank heaven, tho old-school practice is pass­ ing away. Ipecac, aloes, calomel, blis­ 3, TSHOAOSe. Oaritering, the lancet, and (worse than all), nitdicated rumrhavo given place to n Ko. i. si.any.oc. now remedy, .which bidn fair to become tho uriit'trtal medicine ofmankind. V1MLean—li^lJa. ■ boab Brrrciis is that remody. It is des­ ■ BT. LOUIS. ’ tined to take precedence of all other curatives now before the world. Tho pharmac-ipcL'ia and conspectus of the ««»»?. Fuu—Man, Lx»l>—L regular faculty contain nothing that *U^c. Ho<i*-*x.7MC.U0 Ohtxx-M souaro. will compare with it Every day hun­ MI LWAUKER. dreds of tho sick are emancipating themselves from systems of treatment which entail great expense and do no Baaun-No. 8,8L0MLL11. CINCINNATI. good, and arc flying to this cheap and absolutely certain means of relief. I)yspopsia, rhenmatitim, liver complaint, TULXDO. periodic fevcni, sick headache, kidney dimasus, constipation, nrrvous affec tiona, and in short all maladies, acute or dethoTt. chronic, which do not involve the irrep­ joieea over “the agreeable contrast in our mtrkMCincinnati merchants have larger balancea than for a year pret. . —During the year ending Oct. 9, there were able mention of six private* and non-commtH- erected in Chicago 1,339 brick and stonn build •• Da. R. V. Piucx—Whri T hare taken of riotted officer* who by themaclrcs repnlaed Inge, at a ocMt of 81X691,200. —The price of gold ia falling in New York. your me.ii.ioe bo. been of more benefit tn mo than all other* and hundred* of doctor*' bill*." A half mllUon was recautly reld by the goremmeut at a fraction letui than 110. , Bargret, Grneuteaf A Brooks, of that lire —The Wool Manufacturer*' National AaFIRES AXD CAKULTm. little vdlage, Chicago, advertise an Adjustable —A fir* in New York, recently, destroyed Elbow tor .urro-pip* ar.dother pnrpoee*. that, the works of the Gutta Perch and Rubber mianlmoualy adopted a recitation condemn­ for novelty and utility, i* unapproachable. It ManufactUihig Company; lone, ♦150,000; in­ ing the pr-pored reciprocity treaty wilb Is very ccmpact, strong and «j®raetricri, and suitable for kitchen or rarlor.. Its grrat dissurance, •1*0,090. Patrick Galligan an em­ Canada. tingnlahiug feature is. that It la not only one ploye, was crushed to death. of lhe beat and cheapest of elbow*, bnt can —A collision cf *. coal train with a paaaeuFOREIGN. be Instantly adjusted by any oro to odi an—A Madrid letter state* that Germany bre Connecting and North Pautwylvreia railroad*, demanded that Franco must rend 23,000 lroo|« 100 dosan ai them in 1878—“/to tut, o/ien to tbe BpantoU frontier to protect strict neu­ coach**, trality between the Carliata aud Repub'icaM. Bu^eut. Greenleaf A Brook* rire rril the —Report* from the Caritot camp al Durango cetobntod Rantoul A Qreeofeaf Lock, uuivarstate that a mutiny Lad broken out and that eally acknowledged the beat in tbo world tor Don Carlo* was severely wounded by one of rtote. dwelling, club-room, t ffice or moucydrewer, or rirewhere. where refety red con­ tbo mutineers, a bril having penetrated hto venience are desired. In th* language cf the CRIME AXD CRIlfTMALS. CLic*go Ttn-n, “recak thieve* aro <U*gu*ted -John Beepligdare, a young Belgian, was —Th* revolution iu the Argenttno Costed- with ibem.” count* Indicate. Late advice* from Buono* Wheeler k WilMm M’Pk Co., fautA'a Dicru>un.i blcllar pecttoUo, wTlh BESSEMER STEEL Cracart Borse Stae Shapes ii Ban. MUSIC READERS Bilious, Remittent and Inter­ mittent Feren, whlcli am «> preralent in tho valleys of our great riven throughout the United States, especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ sas. Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during tho Summer and Autumn, and renlhrkubly so during sea­ sons of unusual beat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ erful influence upon these various or­ gans, to essentially necessary. There to no cathartic for tbe purpose equal to Dr. J. Walker's Vxnkgar Buffers, as they will speedily remove the dark­ colored vtocid matter with which,the bowels are loaded, at tho same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions of tho digestive organs. Fortify the body against disease by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic can take bold of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpltatation of the Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain in tbe region of the KidLeys, and a nundred other painful symp­ toms, arc tbe offsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a better guarantee of iu merits thiiB a lengthy advertise­ ment. Scrofula, or King's Evil, White Swellings, Ulcere, Eryripola*. Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous Inflainmationa, Indolent Inflammation!*, Mercurial Affections, Old Sore*, Eruptions of the Skin, S> ire Byt^, etc. Iu thc*c, a* in all other constitutional Di>eaaea, Walkbu’s Vikkjar Bimu have shown their great curative power* in tho moot obstinate and intractable cares. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit­ tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of tho Blood, Liver, Kidney* and Bladder these Bitter* have no equal. Such Disease* are caused by Vitiated Blood. Median Leal Diseases.—Persons en­ gaged in Paints and Minerals, such ns Plumbers, Typc-seUtre, Gold-beaters, aud Miners, as they advance, in life, are aubject to paralyni* of the Bowel*. To guard against this. Like a dure of WaLKEk's Vimkgak Htrran* ocrarioually. For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet­ ter, Salt-Rbemn, Blotches, Spot*, Pimples Pufftnles, Boils, Carbuncle*. Ring-wor;n m Bcakl-bead, -Sore Eyw. Eryripetaa, Itch Scurf*. IJlMoioratious of the Skin, H union and Disease* of th* Skin of whatever nanu or nature, are literally dug up and carriet out of tho syrtem tn a’*hort time by tbo use of there Bitter*. Pin. rape, and other Worms, iurkiiig in the system of<« mtmy thousands arc awectually destroyed and removed. Nu Hvctem *»f medicine, no rmtrifuga*, no anibehninitlc* will free tho system in® worm* like there Bitters. For Female Complaints, to young or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo­ manhood. or the turn cf life, there Tonia Biltera^ltopiay m> decided an influence that improvement ia soon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever you find ite impurities banning through the skin in I^inple#, Eruption*, ur Soros; cleanse it whto you find it obatructed and sluggish in the vein* t clranre it when it to foul; your feelings will tell yon when. Keep tho blood pure, and the ht. Jih of the system will follow. n. h. McDonald at oo„ or other publication ia thia oountry. 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IL the street! think o' that, Billy, 'cepI in', up; Billy, I’ll tell you wot a .cross is,” as those as wanted their boute-t lacked; and then it flashed on ma what it all and oh, suoh a po.Hsh as I- gave ’em I meant. ‘Crosses p’int ahead and Such a polish !’’ And his little pale, up'ard, as yon said, Billy, bnt they sad face would light up—“ It seemed mean • somethin'—creases mean some­ as if I couldn't rnb hard enough, I was thin’. They ain’t just to look pretty, so happy. . Now and then, some o’ them and fix np with posius and gilt! They're great and good-natured men ’nd say.to Heavy, creases is, and we’ve all got ’em me as I was shinin' ’em up,- ‘Why, to carry. Bnt crosses ain't never light, lx>y, what’s the matter with yor ? Have Billy; they’ve all got a heft to-’em, and ye been shinin' yer face this mornin’ ?' we’re to bear ’em, and carry ’em, ’c*usb I told one on ’em I’d swapped a heap Jesus wants un to. He carried His o’ misery for a pile a*, joy; and another cross, Billy, and I've been shirkin’mine one, that I reckoned my aches was all my life. He never complained, and pnssin’ off in smilca, near as I could I’ve fretted so much at mine. But I guess ; but nobody knowed I was the shan’t ag’in, Billy. It is better than little hunch-back, and when I woke up those drranwi I used to have. God this moruin' I knowed it wai all a thought enough o’ me io give me a dream of oourne ? but it n»to<£ mo no crate to bear, and I’m pioud now, in­ much, Billy, I feel most as if I didn’t stead of being so ashamed, for God put care.” And then a little sigh escaped it, there, Billy,; it’s just as he wanted him. Billy, rough boy though ho was, it, or it wouldn't be there. God knows knew the sig.« was the vapor escaping it's all right I've only to carry it in from tbeiaelio Johnny boro in his heart this world; wo are to have crowns in tho next, if Ve’re faithful. The next as well ns on his back, and that John­ ny, patient Johnny, did care ever so . world is heaven,* said ho. After that 1 took to goin' to Sunday-school, too, and much.* . “Nevermind’, never mind, Johnny,” we've been ever since until Johnny got Indeed I don't know what I Billy wonld say, drawing his .hand 1sick. have done without him, ma’am. across his eyes at the some time, “ I should 1 love you moro with that ’ar than ef yon •He's a helped mo along; hc'-s sent his prayers ahead o' mo and nil around war straighter nor I am. I shouldn't little ’ know you, Johnny ; you'd be somebody 1mo; bo's comforted mo when money was scarce. Oh, ho’s carried his cross else to me; but come, we'll lose our ' mornin’s trade. Hurry up, boy ; busi- bravely, ' ma'am, and helped me tngwith • • • noss is busincns and off. they would 1mine besides. ” But Johnny lies dying nowt and Billy start, stopping first at tho little bakery. TBX TWO ANCHORS. Of'poor Itauaka irhl*!' ** But how's your wife au4 little on* r' Ha spirits wei e so llght- “ I awe la dreams at night CROSSES. * “ I say, BiUy, wot s a cross ?" They were two little boot-blacks stand­ ■ ing before a window, gazing in at the} large display of illuminated texts. One} wan sadly deformed, and both lookedl ragged and destitute ; but their faces; were very bright, for they were evident­ ly enjoying a treat. •• A crons,' Johnny; why. a cross is1 almost anything that goes across some­ thin’ ehe, like thia,” said Billy, form­ ing one with his fingers. “ One stick, or whatsomever it may bo made of, p’inta up’ords and thoothcr p'ints ahead —that’s wot a cross is, -Johnny.” “Yes, £ know’d that afore, Billy; but wot does crosses mean, and wots they for ?” " Danno, Johnny. They puts ’em on top o* churches to make ’em look sort o* neat like, I a’posc.” “ Mebbe they tells which way the wind blows,” Baid Johnny. “No, they al’ays p'ints the same way,” said Billy, confidently. “ Crosses must meau somethin* good, or nice, though, I reckon, ’cause they’re al’ays fixed off sort o' fine,'with flowers and such; and then peoples wears crosses, too. Haint you wed ’em, Johnny, with “Oh, yes," replied Johnny, bright­ ening, “ they're takln’ np the cross, Billy, just wot this says fur 'cm to do; but somehow," more rlowly; “ there must bo more’n that to it; why do they wear ’em, and wot's they for ?” “They amt for to eat, at any rate," said Bill^, turning away, and I'm pow­ erful hungry. Come, .we’Jl go git some grab, Johnny ; pick up yonr traps and hurry up, or they'll charge you forrent, if the perlice don’t git holfi o’ you and arrest yon for stairin’ in there so crazy like." • J ' They both laughed and walked away, through a number of streets, until they came to a little bakery, where they in­ vested a few pennies in roils, and had a “ bit fit for a king,” ua Johnny remark­ ed, and then they started off to their lodging place, which was a miserable, olo, dirty attic, where all sorts of folks crowded in for the night, too poor to afford anything bettor. Billy mid Johnny huddled np togeth­ er in their corner, .nd were »oon unOffissciou* of their unpleasant surround­ ings. Beautiful dreams eometimes floated to them on the impure air, and instead of making them discontented and miserable, rested their htllczpirite. and added much happiness to f heir very few joya. Did the dream, oome by chance to them, or was their dumber brightened by the loving smile of a Heavenly Falhtr, shining down upon them through the darkness. Who can tell? Johnny's happiest dream, and the one that comforted him the most, was one in which he dreamed he was straight and ebgant fom. tbe littl. 'Lamp, the heavy aehe upon hi. back, NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1874. A year has passed away, and in a little attic room, Johnny, hunchback Johnny, lies dying. Not in the same crowded; dirty place we visited, a year ago, for all is neat and clean, though extreme poverty is everywhere apparent. A poor widow had given Billy and John ny shelter and food in return for the services which they rendered her. -They ran oh many errands for her, chopped her wood, built her fires, and shared with her the money that they earned at blacking boots. And now Johnny lies there on his bed, sick unto death. For weeks he has been wanting away, and his little form looks smaller than ever, all but the hump, which has never lessened except in his dreams. Tho littlo pole face isn’t even sad now, but wears a glorionsr bright expression. Ilix large, dark eyes speak volumes os you look down into their depths ; they sjieak to you of suffering one moment; but the next they flanh out triumphantly ; and as wc trend to catch tho wards hii lips sitn there alone with him looking down sorrowfully into his face. “Billy,” said Johnny, “it's a’most over. Bring me the little orosa." And Billy brought it—a plain, poorly-pro­ portioned littlo affair which Johnny had whittled out with hia knife. “ Oh^it's meant so much to me, Billy. I never canid speak a hateful word when I thought of it, or felt it in my pocket It's ns ugly as this,” said ho, meaning his hump; but when I see God in it, it seems beautiful.” His voice grew fainter. “ Billy, I've tried to carry my cross, tried to lift it as high as Ho wanted, or I never could have carried this little wooden one. in my pocket; ’twould have seemed sneaky like." He spoke with difficulty, slowly, falteringly. " Billy, He died on the cross—on—the —cross. If you are ever proud; be proud o’ that. It’s the cross that holds the gates o' heaven open for us, B lly— for mo und you. Twon’t matter about <mr bein’ boot-blacks there ; we shall git in, Billy —not tomehow or other, but straight through the gate. Jesus— will—let—us—in. I'm—goin'—now— Billy — going — to — got —■ my—crown. Carry—your—crons — a — little—longer —Billy — Jesus — ho-lp — y-ou- save— y-on-" . He's goto. No, hark ! he’s still NO. 4. SRVFF-DIPPING. MICKW1S. The New York Tima gives some figures about tho increase of tho habit of? snuff-dipping among women. It nays: “It has been generally consid­ me rimrxo oaopxmi axd i»«ual rjtonvcr ered that tho practice belongs alto­ With UMrly 1,000 tnilw of Jake and rivw gether to the extreme Southern and wut, nowly evary portiou af which. H the fiahinj; e«*»on», ie laasUnx with fish, tho peo­ Southwestern States, but it is not so ; it ple of Michigan may al waya have an abundant extends to a certain degree throughout the entire length and breadth of the land. Snuff-dipping is so called, per­ citixcus of tlia BUte. Tt.o Blate AcheHei hare not yet been purauod cinch b«»ycijd pro­ haps, from the reason that it is used in curing •unpllc< for Lome couanmption, but small quantities obtained from the they may bo rendered axoaodingty profitabla, and will ore long bo claased among tho moro bottle or box, is the case may, by dip­ important Induntrioe and become one of the *U ping it out with a stick or small spoon. re--Blate. . The {wnctice prevails to a slight extent The Ashing Btaiiotw, operation and product in the State of New York, and to a much for tho fhcafyear ending June '3J, 1874, are greater extent in tho cities than in the oia«ally r*(>>rt$d ae follow# : country. Two kinds of snuff are used by the* dippers, both of which, however, uro known ns Scotch. Tire difference Vatu* of iho pr xioct.....................................8MM33 between them is that one has a certain In tbit rc|H<rt no note te made of the tbooamount of common table salt mixed ea ids Of fine trout taken from a hundred .strasms, coi.at-tuUng an important addlton tl> with it, and tho other has none. They U>e rupplios for tho tabic in a vast number of . ■ aro known oh salt Scotch and frebh families throughout tho Stalo. •Scotch. Frosh Scotch is prepared mure in this city than in any other part of the State.. The following is the man­ the other advMitege*. Is nothing without rail­ ner of dipping in New York .-’The dipper roads. Of this Michigan seems to hard !>?cn is provided with a small spoon, about -. —- » — wuihalf the size of a common teapoon, with tnuulti®*. Tire effleieut State Coanuiiretotrer of llsilroad* inf. rra* U», Jwlr 31. 1874, ih*t which aho dip? a.Buf&cient quantity of "tbo table now in pro;>M*lion in tbui office snuff from the bottle. Then seizing her for tho forthoomiug report hIiomb 3.1&4.38 mllM of main lure and branches of railroad* lower lip with the thumb and forefinger in Michigan, exclinfing aidtngs, which amount of her left hand, she draws it well for­ to 431.46 milof track more, bcaltea 55 75 miles of don bio or eecoud track on tbo Michiward and fills the cavity with'the bonne gMi Central, .ggrogrtlng, all told, 3.741 55 bouchc contained in the spoon. There mile* of track in the Stalo." In bis prorious report (1872) tbo Commis­ she lets it remain until it is gnidnally sioner »ays the total amount of grosi esniiugs diffused through her mouth, expectorat­ rnturned for tire ynr worn »31,958,253.81; of which •8.908,471.11, or 28 65 per conk, was ing the while, in a manner that would derived from pas.enRora. and ♦2i.687.354.43, do credit to a veteran. Sometimes tire or 67 i>cr coni, from freight; the' rotnaiaiag 5 per eent. arise* from mail and exprss* rcrdelicacy is daintily enveloped in a fine vtee M.d from niisccUaneons sonreo?. Aver­ piccq of tissue paper and deposited in age ean in (• to each mils of road, -8.253 25. Railroad tariff rate* in the State have been the same place. In tho Eastern States largely reduced. The la-it. annual re;>ort the Balt Scotch is preferred, but it is of tbo Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company to R* atocklioldor* contains not used the same way as in Now York, j thoeo words: •• It i* a fact worthy of note There tho dippers use a small stick of .i that rate* of late vears lend downward eo ; steadily and eo rapdly that the average rate some very fibrous wood, tho end of Eton per mile in 1572 is bnt little moro than f tho rate of 1868." So, alao, the annual which is chewed until it assumes a mop­ rept'rt of tbn Michigan Central Company say* : like appearance, owing to the separa­ " It will bo noticed how gra-Juslly. but cortion of tho fibers. This is dipped into taihly, raton hive b<*<»> einking from 3.06 per ton per milo in 1865 to l td in 1872. with alight the snuff and then rubbed on tho gums increase (1-lOOth of a cent) in 1873." S^mo of the road* aro paying well and re­ and teeth. A large quantity of snuff is turning handsome dividends, while others are used by the factory girls in all tho East­ not paying expenses but tbo jreople of Mich­ ern States, and it may readily be im­ igan are aware that the importance of rallroadtnuet not ire mcaeurod by dividend*, but Ly agined how cosily a habit of that kind their in«tnuflentality in opening up tho interior may extend among a people. Dipping of the State, darelcping it* latent reeources, and extending it* commerce. Two railroads is apparently very beneficial to the pay large lireet diridondr, but all return imteeth, and it may be that the habit is menito Indirect profit*. 1 ho managomont of the Michigan railways often acquired from using snuff as a is good, ae we gather from the annual report* d- ntrifiee.' The 'writer of this article to the State Superintendent of Railroads, who is himself admirably adapted to hi* position, has traveled extensively through the and largely instrumental in Introducing efficient and important improvements iu the police South and Southwest, and his experi­ rw.nl.ll.rn Ur... «...___ on which tl29.143.76 bare boon cx- I ence has been that wherever the prac­ tice prevailed, the teeth of the women were lieautifully white and singularly free from decay. Tobacco possesses high antiseptic and detergent proper­ ties, and must exercise a beneficial in­ fluence in purifying the mouth. In order to show to what id extent the habit has obtained, it will onlf bo necessary to say that in tho^year 1873, one New York firm alone, Messrs. P. Lorillard k sold in round numbers 161,000 pounds of nuuff, all of which was of the kind used for dipping, beaiaes more thaii 150,000 pounds o^ the regular mixture.for the old-fashioned snuffers. Add to this enormous quan­ tity tho largo amounts manufactured in the other cities, and some idea may be formed of the extent to which dipping is carried in tho United States.” endeavored to frame his littlo harsh voice seems to have grown melodious, as ho whispers to himself, “Simply to Thy Cross I Cling.” Billy, grown tailor and stouter, site by him on the bed, looking down sbrwhispering : “ Billy — tho — angels— rowlully, tenderly, into tho little suf­ aro—getting—my—crown. It—was— ferer’s face. right— under — my — crons — Billy — “Billy," said Johnny, stroking B-i-l-l-y”—and he bends over him ; but Billy's coarse hand with his littlo frail Johnny never finished the sentence. fingers; “Billy,” he reposted softly, His little aching body had found rest; stillcarwsing tho hand, “ dear Billy,” he his cross of suffering had been ex­ whispered, as ho put it to his .little palo changed for a crown of glory. lipa. “It’s a way he lias," Billy had The old widow enters and finds Billy #aid one day to a lady who called. “ He swaying to and fro, and moauing to seems to think so much o’ me,” said himself: “Ho’s gonoj bo'll never Billy, with emotion, “mo as never .dene love mo any more;” and through her nothin’ for him, poor littlo Johnny, fast-falling tears, she ssys : “ Such *cept a little turn now and then, when I love os that boyis for you don't die could juirve him, and a rubbin* o’ his with the body, depend upon it. He back when it would get to achin’ wuhloves you yet—purer and stronger than ser’n usual. I'd n gi’n him money if It is well known that plants sleep at ever.” And who can gainsay it? I’d had it to give’’—and then Johnny night; But their hours of sleeping ore had interupted him with—“ O, Bil y, a matter of habit, and may be disturbed It is nothing uncommon for an you can't buy lore with money—not artificially, just as a cook may be woke the love yon give me. Youv’e loved me, English beggar to omasa property. up and crow at untimely hoars by the Billy, when no ono else would ; yotiv’e '1'be police of London arrested lately a light of a lantern. De Candolle sub­ even loved tho hump on my back, and man who had been known as a b< ggar jected a sensitive plant to an exceeding­ were al'ays kind o’ tender to me, al’ays fur the last thirty years. Being a blind ly trying online of discipline, by com­ puttin' himself atwecn mo and tho man, he paid a l>oy four shillings a pletely changing ite hours ; exposing it atones that the boys ns never knowed week to lead him in tho streets. The to a bright light all night, to m to pre­ me would throw; why, ma’am," John­ beggar was shown to b^possessed o! vent sleep, and putting it in a dnrk ny hod mid, turning over to look at the houses and property.; still tho English room during the day, Tho plant ap­ lady, “I'm no relation to him at all; Judge did not remand him to jail, but peared td be much puzzled and dis­ Ire picked me np in the street ono day, discharged him with a caution as to turbed al first; it opened and-dooed its when some ono in the crowd knocked his future behavior. The o)d man said leaves irregularly, sometimes nodding me down ; and he's been pickin’ at up, ho would retire from business, as he in spite of the artificial sun that shed Unfortu­ nod standiu* up for me, and a lovin’ me had enough to live upon. its beams at midnight, and sometimes like, ever since. nately for tho wi-eacroa who desire to waking hp from tho force of habit, to "Tho Lord only knows what I’d a draw a moral from this story, we have find the chamber dark in spite of the done without you,” groaned Billy, isimilar beggars on this side of the wa­ time of day. Suoh are the trammel* of “Johnny’s been a bright spot, as it ter ; in Detroit, recently, an old man, use and wont! Bnt after an obvi­ were, in my life. One of them mission 'limping a* if very lame, and wearing ous straggle the plant submitted to the ladies got him to go to Sunday- ,green glasses, entered a saloon on the change, and turned day into night with­ school, and he was so full ‘of it, :river rood and nuked for money, saying out any apparent ill effeote. nothin’ must do but I should go ithat his wife was very ill and he too old too. If Johnny ever had anything । It see ma that M. de Leescpe’ scheme good in his life, he wautod I should ।con fusel that the half-dozen men pres- for making an inland sea in Algeria is share it with him. After he had been i meeting with serious opposition from a few times he came a hobblin' UpUMMta]-np. He shouted "police" as they certain of the French journals. The stepa as fast as he ooald, and rushed in approached him, but the men seized cause of this appears to be the fear lea here to me. I thought a door had and threw him down. The green the evaporation 'from such a wide ex­ Ireen suddenly opened to let in the sun­ panse of 'shallow water should bring light ; but when I looked at Johnny’s as were in the room, and no cause for about disastrous climatic changee, the face it vm ko bright it would have his limping could be found. He had influence of which would be felt vw frightened me, hod he not looked so his left hand tied np, but they jerked the Mediterranean, extending over wonderful happy. I ’most thought it the rags off and fonnd no hurt or wound. France itself. One. writer ventures to was an angel, though I didn’t much Lastly they fished ont of his pockets predict a return of the glacial epoch. know what them was then. ‘Billy,* thirty-eight dollars and forty-five oenta In spite of thcM» dismal foreboding*, said he to me, ‘Billy, I've found it all in small money, as he had begged it, M. do Lesseps has entered upon the out! I know all about it I Oh, Billy, and discovered that ho; had a bank­ work in earnest, and with the prestige it’a bettex'n dreamo; I shan't mind it book on a Chicago savings bank with now; I'm so happy, Billy!’ four hundred and eighty dollars and will doubtless ^oob settle tbe qa®Btioh “I though the boy was a little touched fifty cents created to him. He claims by .ctu.l nprtnuul, arguing doubtlike, co I smoothed his hair and said, to have begged most of the money in teas that, if the inland aea proven to be Toledo. One of the men aoeotnpxnied a nuisance to Franc?, a dasa across the Baodsj^dwol any am-, «h-y «w loo the old knave to the Central depot and canal will aowi vwtore to Algeria her mud, for yoa ; Huy tire yon *U 00V remained there until he saw him move i-audy plaina, and to France her vine-j H« uyi, • Billy yoo on •Hopio'l nko clad hill*.—Appletont* Journal. i ZDCCATlOXAt. VAC7EXTUM AX» ACaiBVEMZXTS. The Superintendent of 1'ublic Instruction present* a full and complete report. In a vol­ ume of 400 pages, of th* condition of the edu­ cational institutions of the S ato for 1873 The University of Michigmi, with its forty profecsors and 1,176 atndente. is an honor to tire Sialo and a credit to tho Union. Tho Rogonta hi their last annual report call special ■ attention to that jwrtion of tbo Fraaident’a annua.' report relating to tbo admtaaiou of »omou to tho university, and heartily Indorse tho statements there made. They say: "Tbo Huocereful education of tbe two sexe* in the same schools can no longer be considered u an •xpcriuretiE*' They add: “The relation between tho university and the high schools of the Slate, now fairly established, completes our splendid system of edneation, and makes it possible for every child of Michigan to enjoy tho benefit* of a full collegiate course at the oxjretiho of tho State." That is an achievement for which the public will accord all honor to the people of Michigan for their s tcoeasful educational efforts. Then there mo tblT State Normal School, State Agricultural College, State Public School and State Reform School, each sup­ plying an Important pMt hi tho general edu­ cational system. Among other prominent educational inetitutioua aro tho Adrian, Altnou, Hope, Kala­ mazoo and Olivet colleges: the GermdnAmerican, Michigan Female and Monroe Fe­ male worainariea ; together with tho Detroit Industrial School, and tho Qty Union schools of Adrian. Battle Creek. Coldwater. Detroit, Grand Rapids, Marshall. Lamaing. Owoeao, Pontiac, Port Huron and St. Joseph. In the graded school* introduced all ovnr tho State there are 417 male and L7G8 female teachers, with an attoudanco of 15-3.54u pu­ piN, in ecii'Mil-tionaoe (including lota) valued Mt5.l5i.H5. TbosFgrog.taof srianea peri annually to main teachers amount* to B258,392 20, an<Uo fsmllo teacher* W26,785.52. Iu 1873 there were planted over tho 8t*e 88 610116, 541 brick, 4.216 frame and 605 log scbooMiouaeM. containing soste for 899.067 pupils, the bnlldiuga being valued st t8,l05,39L Tire rapid settlement of tbo new oounnon of growth as i* tho bolldieg of ccmUj wtrncturro. In tbo oMsr ooanue* ib^-log house* mo diuappoiriug. lu the thirteen counties south of the taae line, containing about one-third of the population of tbs Stale, bnt thlrty-eix log rchoel-hoasos re­ main, and nine of thee* are in one county. Thus la Michigan couUibuUng directly to her future greatue** by dispensing Hw blcnings of education to the thousands and hun­ dreds of thouoMids of Lor youth through In Iho eamo liber*l spirit ha* the State pro­ vided for her unfortunate dUseua. The laaano Asylum and tho Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and tho Blind are object* of special care by the Slate autlmritiee, aa are *1*0 the pauper and reformatory inalitution*. T!.o gross rvewicta to lire ^rca-urv daring U. which. added to batauoo (4877.231 *1«.. ths. ..com-. » ../ ,1.-03) re—on _ re*hand ___ ___ oapte deduct on account of transactions with swamp laud warrant* W46.Bg3.CV, and there xtmainaaanci crau r.cuipw on acooqut of revenue proper tl,Mt4WM. 346.8tU.69, and there remain’, *a net eaab tpendituro* »2,0a,098.42. Of these cash '■ MUMM ■ OMM M 768,000.00 st.aoMOB.js in.tnn 1,087,396.00 UntmsUy............... Agricultural QHlrgs. Sail sitrine land*.... State bundles laads. .24.160,OMSK . 1,000,000.00 I j rr»ii! . .23,160,oan.38 vidoals. ♦ 1.628,000 ohowit thereof of t2,- Tv tn tswtjrntXl wT.ii »wa»geriur gait. O.ZS.tXB.W ivldnala and .................. 33JB6,WU6 VARIETiBS. Josh Billixus says, “Tew enjoy a 8UXo uuua*. good reputaahnn give publicly and steal P««l of................................................. 3,74L10SjM privately. ” The sttrsctioiia fur Immigration *ro peculi­ arly alrotig. Tho abundance of euperior »oll yet under timber on tho middle *n<3 upper iiociion* of tho lower peninsula and on thti eouthwe-t Metlon of tho upper poniuiftila af­ It is a pity that those who taught ns ford* unueual facihtia* for settlement, with OTory proe|>ect of bucocm and ultimate inde- to talk did not teach us when to hold our tongue. The following in a statement of the aggre­ gate of :bo 8<ate taxee of Michigan, as »pixirtioued to yho several counties by tire AnditorrGeneral. Tho Aral coinmil of figures shows the aggregate of real sod personal estate as equalised by the State Board of Equalization for 1874. and the second column the aggregate of apportionment to counties: Ckmr “ ................. Alcon* ABswaa A';«u* tlu.uoo Antrim aio.ooo 9,V*>.0U* 13,Ml 61 7.360.000 10,640 07 Jtaaue . 44».OU> Herrlvn ... 11430,0*) liraacb....... 16,»'.uun Calbooo.... St.ODu.OO) Caas........... 23.S60 W M MUM Chartevra*.. 1AI.0U0 Cbebqnaa . a -.M 430,000 Otars........... BOO DOO aiatoa. .. •,430.000 Crawford « K*l»aa».) tin.ico .230.000 1M.0U0 Glsdwla (•Iteci.re Mldlaod) Urand Travers* ... 1.3M.1XX) Xlrauot..................... xno.wo. Hilled*!. 2*j,lft.,or«l U >n*b-xi ............. 2.1UO.ICO 13,630,1.100 14,17U,OOO 3 l,4te,O») Mtoraeb. Mtalio* M*ou<ulo*e MlStaM... It was a bright boy who told his teacher there were three sects, the male sex, tho female box, and the insects. A Trot woman aays that If death loves a shining mark, it is singular that ho has not aimed at her husband's note before this. Worn check-books flat and purses filled the landlord in the And win lbs p'sndlts tbal thru ersvr 6 3OU.U0O MsoMm. The little boy speaks again, this time correcting his mother. She said ire was “all over dirt,” and ho said dirt was “all over him.” 3,767 14 seedy actor. “I should think I might,” 29,116 33 was the answer; “ I have done a great 6.7)11 23 many landlords. ” 20,1136 « 23,>W.0"0 26.3S>>.a« li.Mo.noo 45O.UJU 1A.9U0 000 2,460,000 iiri.wu 3,tm).uuo 1.030.0U) X8Jn,ouo 1.370.IM3 3,1b*.an 430,010 What is the difference between a belle and a burglar ? One wears false locks and the other falne keys. Car yon do Lx an Illinois village, during service ■ M,<33 34 Mowtealm . ,.t.. Moeiui-rrucy (sltacbsd to Alpena)............... on a recent bultry Sabbath morning, the pastor’s little girl of nearly three Hummers became somewhat wearied at the extreme length of the sermon, and in rather a low tone of voice, bnt very earnestly, said, to the great amusement of those who sat near, “Come, papa, that's enough ; let’s go home.” A bhakj’ student was called np by a worthy professor of a celebrated col­ lege, and asked the question : “ Can a mau see without eyes?" “Yes, sir,” i.ujo.oGo was the prompt answer. “ How, air,” cried tho am izod professor, “ can a mau see without eyes ?” “ Ho can see with trim). 33,T>H W one, sir,”replied the ready-witted youth, 430,000 and the whole dasu shouted with do MxlUnil). light at the triumph over old meta­ S*tiaaw.... is.HTo.an HauIIm........ 3.5X>.0U> 3.047 78 physics. 630.000 - 743 (V n.Jio.an Mrs. Sphjcins fainted suddenly the 7.330,<**l other evening during a little soiree at J4. 4,040,000 her house. Upon inquiry it turned ont 11^30,0110 31.300,0U0 that tome oao had unfortunately let the Wexfurii. cat into tho supper-room early in the evening, and Mrs. Bpilkins had sub­ .IKW.0W.W0 sequently surprised the faithful crea­ W0MXR IS KSGLAND. ture cozily seated on a dish of lobster Kato Field, in her “ Republican salad, discussing the contents of the Notes on England,*” in the Si. Louis bowl of custard hard by. Next morn­ Republican, hurts out with : “Though ing early Spilkina took a walk down to tho highest office in the land may be the river with something in a bag. held by a woman, every other is dosed It was on the edge of the wood. to her, saving that occasionally women They had come thither from different arc governors of prisons ■ for women, points in pursuit of the seasonable part­ overseers of the poor, and parish clerks. ridge ; but in the shrubbery one start'rd A woman may be ranger of a park, and hunter discovered that tho other Lad it has been held that women are eligible drawn a bead on him. “ Don’t shoot. ” to the offices of High Chamberlain, he said, “I am not a partridge.” “ I High Uonatable, Common Coustabte, must shoot,” was the response, *‘for I Sexton and Returning Officer at an elec­ have sworn that if I baw n'maa homelier tion to Parliament, but the eligibility than I am I would kill him.” The in­ is more honored in the breach thin in tended victim gazed curiously for a moment, and lhejr'Muu placidly, “Hie fled can vote upon parish questions and away; if am homelier than yon are I far officers, overseers, surveyors, vestry i even wish that I were dead.” They ad!dorks, etc. Does Queen Victoria give jonraad to get a statement from a oom­ aid and comfort to reform ? No. She petent witness. has Ireen known to make a gift of £20 to the writer of a pamphlet denouncing any change in the legal and political condition of her ssx.” Oakland. >1,270.10) s.ire.ooo 3.011 43 Ovr. IlEAtrn.—If we view tho human body in regard to its niatodiea and the rarver, we shall find that summer is di­ vided from winter by a line drawn eoujewhere abnut tho third button of the waistcoat. As the mercury in the the: The St ““ 164,500. llie total number of acre* of public lands down. In cold weather the respiratory organs, in hot weather the digemive or*^ 1 wo go wrong. �* A Mil at Klsanwurt with OCT 23, W« L-t» 70s m1 him to death with a wagon wrench. The Culriu Sultxl.angh. uf Springfield, O., shul'hinwlf at a hotel in Detroit-, an th# I'Hh inst. ' 1 motive for lb* murder is a mystery. CASH. ed. looked around and said: potatoes, : or other valuable pmpertv 'CORN, J Reynolds. of Concord, fell dead A terrible collision between two _ .ooMXnictioD train* oa the ! branch of the Michigan Southern JttnU-s O Dunnifl. of the Jncksea a, r ii ,_____ ___ | Railroadi near Decrfivkl, Lennwee, APPLES, OATS, Fteybsny- Cboap. Tbo proper J *«•« »s no -ww iny >iuan mi. wuwn iac pm !„n hst and ran to the Ninth Ave. i ,uiiiixi. while the cuav«dl put two ! boxes ■___ ... of —r dgtra _...4.. k;. arm a>.d •. J under bis Dv'.htred al their I Gianty. occurred on the morning of went out the back door. Mr. Teller saw through.the little joke when hr ELEVATOR Ilf NASHVILLE Oct. I mb, about half-fast seven. ,A got lack, and rays he can't be fooled Bepublinan*. : dense fog prevailed at the time, and ngaiu.—Delroil Free Preu. Tto tug Doughtos. burned in the (the two trains approached unseen by Detroit riicr, near WyaadoUe.^tte ; each oilier at the rata-of atom fifteen LATH, | mik-s an hour. The cra*h was lerSHINGLES. man, wias drowned. Tira rest of th? j rifle, and the wreck of both engine-s bh «y bed WATER LIME crew were savrd. । and auwt of the cars resulted. They SALT, Friday, as Eli Matty. a resident ol were piLfl upon each oilier’ to a con HAIR, FrcJkotetowt', was walking along the sidernble height. Tne fireman on the1 trad in*, after ihli data. STUCCO, heart Jisea-e. Clover Seed, &c., BtalV'a. nooi Recrhcd at the C. O. D. Store af track of tbe'Flint A Prre Marquette Munroe train Charles Kramer, was I>»led Naabville, Oct, 21 si, 1874. Monroe, an express instantly killed, and nearly every man 4-6 JAME1 LOCKHART. train struck him, killing him almost on both trains, more than twen'y iu fllxSiC-’ICWV OHDEH. instantly. ail, were more or lest injured, thrye $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, itailroad towaid . . Proprietors. Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a full line of tral Railroad, fell between the cars at been delayed by the debris which Onondaga, and was killed. Six car* lies tijion tho track, but trains are Ilia home wasjUjaenl around via Toledo. ran over him. Double Face Black Alapacas, ■ Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, ■ • flats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &e. Grand Rapids. A special correspondent of tho Chi eno o'clock, which totally destroyed cago Times says : the Vaaghn House, and three adjoin­ of Climax, Mich., has as had a sensation, The little village dniggist became The loss is A charming little druggist widow's daughter, $50,000, and the Vaughn House was enamored of a It is thought and pressed his. attentions ardently ing wooden buildings. insured for $20,000. that the conflagration was the result and persistently upon as earnestly repelled, and of ah incendiary’* work. Edward Wa’dron, a freight brake-1 was driven from the house. But he, even then, was not willing to give her man on the M. C. R. R., was killed up; He made nightly visits io the ■ ear Jackson, ou the morning of the yard, nnd peered through the win­ 17th. The cars became separated dows where hi# fair dnlcina was supand not noticing it he walked into posed*fo be sleeping in the arms of the gap, was. perdpitated to tho Morpheus, or some other fellow, This! ground a«d cut in two by the rest ol trick was soon found out, aqd he was the train. He lived at ILmc.r. expelled from the yard in a manner A little boy named Henry Goggsthat made him revolve like a fly­ well, aged stout nine years, was ah wheel. But not willing to give up bucted from his friends in Eaton without nt least a relic of remem­ Rapids last week, and there is no due brance ol ‘he fair one, he visited the as to where be has been taken. clothes-line the night after wash day, Martin Stewart of Bay City, used and pur purloined certain niuuic, articles ui of ap—------------------------ --"J UDO min ru ct-ruun • improper i.ngu.ge Io belonging to tedie, on hr, which he breast. I3UOOY [CHEAP. And have II s«mu>ltd thnrougbljr, i* al Lee Reed’s st x H 4 $5000.00 worth of Boots and Shoes Which I am bound to sell 02 10 per Cut Lssel than any other House in town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce, C, A. TRUMAN FOR 50 Dollars I! FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, AND EVERYBODY wrLso> ShnUlBSewMMacliiiie'. TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. HARO TIMES- VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD I •• I am well satisfied with my bug­ gy."—Adam Wolf, Maple Grave. “ Your prices are below -Grano Rapids. I will take the top carriage and surprise my wife.«—Jerry Royerr, Carlton. BEST IN THE WORLD I tSTTto IHfhrat FrrariaM was Ohio State Fair; Northrra Obla Fair; Amer. Institute, N. T,| Greater And if I had vpnee i could refer to a hundred others lh-U will go their last dollar on tny buggier. And now Bargains Cincinnati Exposition; ludknapalh ExposlUea; St. Louis Fair; THAN SVElt IN Lonhiaaa State Fair; Misxtoinpl State Fair; As Boyle-struck Shaw with and Georgia Stale Fair; the knife the last time Shaw rallied qwalilf of work. Tlw case of the stolen boy, Charlie floor, and then got out of doors and Rom, has attracted the sympathy of Z over to Camfield's where now lies at the enure public. Ever* father and the point of death. During the fra­ molher.haa entered into the feelings cas Frank Mooney step|»ed just in tho of the parents, and the story of the door, and had not even '/me to close search, thus fur unavailing, for the 42 kidnapped child lias been followed it behind him when Boyle turned with an anxious interest by hundreds around and gave him a thiustjust of thousands of readers. A yet dark­ above the pelvis bone Tn front, and ci shade of tragedy is added to its os be was struck he staggered back history by the news of the insanity of and fell, but was immediately taken the father. Christian K. Ross. To the ^.family which haa befallen him in into Camfield's, where be died in the loss of his boy has been added a about twenty minutes. continuous accumulations of slanders It has been charged BoyU: secreted himself during the and scandals. night, but about daylight came back that he has himself procured the air­ duction, for the sake of obtaining to Bramley's, and while Mrs. Bram money from sympathizing friends. ley was aodeavoring to get him away,1 This story has been thoroughly refut­ was discovered and captured. He | ed, bat others have sprang np in its with some others,, was anested and place. The Reading (Pa ) Eagle, a few taken to jail. weeks ago, published an article which Mooney was a young man of re­ ’ summed up the calumnious gossip in spectability, and made friends wher­ regard to the Ross family, slating that ever he resided, and the saddest of j the father was a debauchee, and the all was his leaving an aged, widowed! mother was his rate Hess snd not his mother, who was entirely dependent j , wife, This story seems to hare no other basis than the slanderous ru- FOIMUNG THE say positively, that those wanting Buggies, will save money by buy­ ing of me! BEST SEWING MACHINES, AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF J.L. REED. were ia direct Is. HOLLER. COMPETITION I! Proprietor of the t3F"For Hc.nunin^, Fell’ and get a —AND — WmU rasped folly info™ tbs public tbs be i> prepsred to do double tbe work thsn heretofore. Needles for all Sewing Ma­ chines for Sale. । JTEATLY EXECUTED Kn. . AT THIS OFFICE! 1 father uf the stolen liovfis now insane. I ' Ji is said that he declared shortly tie-. ------ -------------------------------------------------------- ; fore hio reason finally left him, that ||r T < j| ft OtZ ITT ! —---------------------------hr eocild bear the l:m<>< property and I lYlAnMlil i A brutal and. as it appears, An an. even of hu child, but that the calum■ - -----rovoked munl.r was eomntitled uo niea againet h s wife aad himsrifj T>>YT7 t, CI w Btnobush rond. in the Township ■ «M,"n8 M ,he <»f *>**! fit iSlt, i tHUtfunimcs. Would break him down.' tbaablag tbo pwhHe f*» pm fseore m>1»cU • urd ,y He proved on'y ton true a prophat "* - '* tafona the pobUe tboi thoy will cn“‘,;cuocerniUg btinseir. and. M-Cxiling to C. H. HOLLER, Miller. OU Machiar.s iuco i> lIxchMse. Manufactured by the Michigan Stove Co. and warranted for one year. WOOL! WOOL! JUy Carding [Machine IS U^IAY The largest stock of Paists, Oils, lankha aid Bra-hes ever brought to Nashville. Also a large stock of fr,M- c it Saws ii eluding the Silrer Strel Dlawssd, tho fastest cutting saw in the world, and all to be offered at prices heretofor unheard offer Cash. _ FRESH MEATS. aeene <*t tho murder. ing,Stitching, Cording. Ilin dingt Braiding, Embroiderin g. Quilt’ ing and Stitching fine or hettvy goods it if unsurpassed. Where we have no Agents we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nenres*-. Rail Road Station of Purchasers. rfawhville, - - Mich., JOB PRINTING The old lady, Mooocv, is rerv low ’ All other UacMnes in the Market Plain WOLVERINE MILLS 1 and Faney j WOOL CARDING MACHINE! an unmarried man, and says he will I anil was at once instituted by .the । leave all his property to Mrs. Mooney. ! family to vindicate itself, and to-pun- and dning the laryrst and best rnuye of work. HER! DESCRimOR OF J', _ Cuy the Warld-Renowned “ I am tkligbted with my buggy and would not let it go." — Wm. ChidetUr, Rutland. and struck Boyle and sent him to the r Vv.1., in Mnn< " WILSON Y OF CORSE EVERYBODY KNOWS SHOP 11 BASTINGS. the 19 inst, and when Willhrh Rsy-i. Mulled and hung up in his bedroom, noId s remonstrated, S'ewart drew n ' making a full eftigi»l representation . knife and stabbed him. Stewart was i of his adored by adding a slullt-d head arrested, on complaint of assault, with I “As long ns Lee Reed makes and feel. He showed considerable intent to kill. skill in bis charcoal features of the buggies, I shall buy my buggies, of him.-—Ag J. Botone, HatLittge. face, but if a person was going to ride *• Yon arc on th« road to sncces.*, Ou th.* night of Oct. 1 Gib, a murder <out with this feminine figure he would as lung as yon make good work, ns no need of a dashboard, for, like was committed near Pine Grove Mill* liave I you have always done.’'— IVm. S. belle of Detroit, her feet would Gotxhfear, Jhulings. Van Buren county, by which Frank; the ' every purpose. It is suppos­ Mooney, station agent at Kendall, on, answer 1 “ You can depend upon what Lee ed from the 8p|>earencc of this nude the Kalamazoo & South Haven Rail j figure, its demoralized nnd disleveled says about his buggies."—IL A. road, was killed and George Shaw (condition, that it occupied a share ol Goorfyear, Iliutiage. fatally wounded, / It appears that Ithe young man's couch, during the there was a dance at Camfield's Ho-. 'watches of the night, and was hid during the daytime to prevent tel, half a mile north of Pine Grove away ! ' its discovery by the chambermaid. Mills, and whisky flowed freely till ' 1 It was found by officers who were about midnight, when a number hadI searching । lor the lost wearing apparel, congregated al Bramley's tavern, who, after showing the immitation across the road, where drinking was mumnty to a few friends near by, heartlessly dtsembowled -it, and car­ also going on, when George Shaw ried home the stolen garments. and one Tom Boyle had a light, in Though ridiculously strange, the which Boyle used a knife, stabbing above described occurrence is sub Shaw six times in the abdomen and stautially true. a New Idea! AINSWORTH k BROOKS. Last Friday morning 8. C. New or four probably fatally. Il is rumor­ The corah, brakeman on the Grand River ed that one has since died. Valley division of the Michigan Cen passage of trains on that line has Eaton Rapids was visited by a fire on the'^norning of the 18fh. about CASH. . POWLI& Carder C. C. WOLCOTTt Send for Circulara, Price W ll»un Bettsotor. one of tho b»t Penodioals or ths day, d.-rotad to Bevias M«colnse. Fashions, General Ascents ' wto Se1 �A Of < NEWS DRESS GOODS, -DeU I front of hi* DRESS TRIMMINGS, i^LAXiXG, Hatching Re-sawing, &c„ Jowelor & Optician ing in their new ha!! on GLO VES, GOB SETS. Dressed Flooring,^. .an average 'Hon in । Sidinr, Mouldings 4e^ (‘m-' mi >J out” and-not nunibe.ed a donation in yy Maple Grove, on th-’ 15th, which netted him 850.• Birrrfrrw. n «»»iig die enterprising villages of the c.irib. ' Shipments.—Through the kindness —If any one thinks that Nashville of Mr, Baldwin, the freight fgent, we ic not the banner village f-»r business, they want to visit it some Saturday. arc able to furnish, our readers with the amount of shipmema from this —Read CupL Boise’s new half­ place during the month of September. column ad., and if you want anything h. young, m. d. ojrrjwn Of grain there were ehipped 18 car mua. BecAuao thrjr bar* a 6fm-cI*m article. in hi* line give him ft cad. He sells loads; lumber, 23 car loads ; stock, 8 cheap. car loads, and 95,410 lbs. of merchan­ —Mr. and Mrs..DeGeer will enter­ dise. A. BARBER. M.. D-. Hnm.oTola! weight of shipments! —Erervikiaf at 40 at sorrow raicaa. ’ JMthW- J’S, AkUti •»<! ‘‘i r—on riKr*. tain the Christian social at their resi­ 1,108,410. Tlie charges on tho above H tpBBSTER Ir dence next Tuesday eve,, Oct. 27th. BHr-k- All ard invited^ HOBBS, Amount billed wpre 821 lv.66. thus lar Bruin keeps "shady.” C I'.nn.., jl^NKY H. WOOD. Justice of the Peace, «Hk CteoKiH 8mlU», KMbriile, Web. LIEBHAU8ER, 13 & TAILOR. . Stop. it.—One of our citizens, who cott sold ten stoves, and it wasn’t a ■ n\ay have once been ns pure a-« the of Crneknry and Gluawnre aver brought It 4-f very good day for stoves, either. “lieatitrful snow,*’ Ims fallen into the this market. clinches of "Old John Barleycorn," Charlie says ii pays to advertise. and occasionally gets obstreperous. —A couple of days ago Capt Mc­ He is decidedly quarrelsome when Cormick put his ankle dirt of joint ‘ under the influence o! "tangle leg." by jumping from a buggy. With .the { and if ho fails to get his muscle suf­ Smith & Pctxam. aid ofcrutches he is able to be around, j, fi -ently limbered up among the b'hoys exercises them on his wife. We are —Dr. Jones informs us of the j। not informed as to where he gets his ceric* and Fancy Goode which be will odl burning of a dwelling io Hastings, whisky, but it is time he was ‘•lairn-d he'onxing to Hannah Himrod, ou out.” Drunk nr sober, the man who I lifts his hand against a woman is a Monday night last. The fire was ; {despicable enr — Vermontvdie Entersupposed to he work of an incendiary.1 Everybody, and ■Mr. . Enterprise, and Ihe News will an able speaker. ladies are invited. ^TASHVILLE HOUSE. Capv.G. M. McCobxick, Proprietor. TCAJ-arVJTXXrE, - Mtohtsnn. back you, every time. —Dr. Wm. Jones, from Tuesday Cider I 0NION HOUSE. F Daxcsb. Proprietor. wiiipper ! Cider I On and alter Thursday, Sept. 24 th, I wU Borrjrville, Mich , Lopt. 19th. 4G F. D. Sovlm. Im portant .—Hostage. A woman iHpot. Naahvllb. Mich. A. W. OLDS. PEMAF- pot’ND, the cheapest 'place appointed S'lpt. of the .Grand River Clkmext Smith, Treasurer of School. Ushers. Alsu VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. CUT FREE OF CHARGE ! McCormick has been fp'RRAH FOR KA.8ILIOM ABLE BABBffiaii HAIBDUR! Naiuvillx, Mich. Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, the Uni»n Houae. at among the Vermontvillianx. Bro. OF THE Worcester gets up a fair local, and if Latest Styles. his patrons don't do as they "orter,’* it is our private opinion that he will go lor them like a mad URESS MAKING c red neck-tie. bull goes for a It shows aome more home advertising (han the News, hut we are contempl Hing imnrcvements, Jesse Austin Dew. Dickinson. John north on a bighunt. RELIABLE HOUSE to Our Store ! And see for yourselves. THE YAMASHiRfc (nncolored) CRACKERS Fmesu Stock or FAMILY GROCERIES, Of every description. The Choicest Bread People can Appreciate. CHOICE GROCERIfS I Crockery, Glassware & Lamps I For Medicinal and Mechanical Purposes, al BROS., (SvCCKMKUOBfl TO T. MaXSOX) Warranted------- Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Prepared. 3 NEW GOODS! Everything belonging to the Lawyers. Doctors, Gentlemen at large: laboring Men eno MICHIGAN AND THE SO Parlor, Library, Diaiu, Office at GEBEBAL FUNTUat! Ready Pay Clothing. Hate. Boots and Shoe*, Capt, Gents' Burnishing Goods, Is AiyHore I* Barry Caaaty. AND CARDS. BRACKETS. DUSTERS, AC-AC., W cai! anti PeraiBiiaisrs i; CtFFltiS AND CASKETS, SHU QUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly mi band. Country Produce always the, La&r id ltd brad THUNKS! 1 TRAINS KUN nr CHICAGO UN. . MIRRORS, PICTURES, FRA Mt* GOODS ONE PRICE TO ALL. Cozy Little Brick Store, dozen Fart Wayne, Jactaa A Sajiaat Grocery, Crockery & Laip Trade, REMEMBER ,i.<» a i.s ------ 26 fir. V> - ...W 4m 76 i LOO Cd. 2<M» 1.25 (A 1.S.S | Mr, Aikm is stopping thia JACOB LENTZ Everything New I As Cheap for other town on th* line of the M. C. DAUGHERTY A BOOSA. W. A. AYLSWORTH, FUBNITURK MANUFACTORY! Entire New Stock 41. A. TRUMAN, . Trrrideni. _96&1.<M ---------- n.«d improving mure this year than any »r^_ Call al Central House Sign. BOKK Bns. New Store I 10,000 Ihe Marshal was in­ / Rev. J. M. Aikin was in town last weekHe mya that Nashville is Lodgings $ Meals 2o cis. Fair Prices and Honest Dealing. NEW STORE! structed to |iost notices (or letting a E. J. FEIGHNER. Recorder. gtrfrl and grstaurr.nt In connection with store. Having moved into my Griggs was job of ditching on Durkee s and Bux­ OYSTERS CITY DRUG STORE, ance of the. term. On motion for youreelvw. — -iilWrll BOISE AH Goods on motion approved. Warden for the bal­ S'.lllw -I! HmKcII-a Pare Wines ait Liqaors the year. . His bonds presented and appointed Fire OHv«4 Rdlevnc ItalUe Crwk Vi.-k.l- Ever Mil l in Nashville, which we think Ibe On motion, E. .Chipman was ap­ On motion, Wm. E. Ciicaio & LafcHm taai. PKNINTBUL.A.II DmSXv <. BAKEKY GOODS TEAS. COFFEES, pointed Treasurer fur the balance of in town over Sondsj. On Monday be returned to Lanning FOB 8ALL I UEAP! A On motion the minutes of the last I would respectfully invite my old caBtomers nnd meeting were read and nppruved. Mrs. L. J. Wheeler is stopping at Dr Barber’s. Mr. Wheeler wu also R. R., Come THAT IS THE Council adjourned. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! E. D. BITGOOD. Proprietor. IVm. E. Grigg*. Marshal nervier*. $16.22 C. C. Wolcott, hnnd-cuffa and nails, 15.2H D. HumHI, Ditching,. l.fiO Motion being made Council ad­ ton’s swamp. an then “ Ltnk out lioys," Golna JCmM nruir.Tu-i., — J - ---- J ------- . ■ he trade, and io you that indulge in the for­ eign luxury. •• would eay SugarK, Spices, Etc ment. W Present,—Olds. Hardy, Wolcott. quite severely, and scareing the car badly. The workmen live at Ver Davidson and Downing. Trustees. -r-The Vermontville Enterprise, is £»P' E ton Rapid*, Charlotte, Vermontville. NMbvUle. UMtinin Middleville. On motion, by Wolcott, D. Staley Ephriam Scott and Nathan Ross— exist, and great is the rejoicing there­ Mrs-jr. M. STEBBINS Downing the minutes w„, „,„r onti| —On Thursday of last week, as a journed until seven o’clock, P. M., h^nd car, loaded with workmen, was Oct. 14. 1874. running at a rapid rate of speed, down E. J. FEIGHNER. G. A. THUM IN, the heavy grade, east of Vermont­ Recorder. Proident. ville, to get out .if the way of the pay Council Rooms, 1 car, a block"on the front end of the October 14, '74.yt car jarred off upon the T rail, enpsizCouncil met pursuant to adjourn­ in the car, iujttting fnur men, two— now numbered among the things tint m»il 15:45 pm Japan Tea, for the bus'ness interests of was allowed 815 for removing ob­ Nashville so long that he seerns structions from the river. to be nn indixpt-nsihlc fixture. We. The following accounts were piehope he will remain with" us. " Mr. sented and on motion allowed : monlville. FALL MILLINERY GOODS' TOILET ARTICLES AND PERF0IE8, with She still retain! the services of Miss Skeles has had considerable experi­ Dowai*o. and is preps ed to make ence is the hotel business, and we DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY’ extend to him a hearty welcome BARLOW Paints, Oils, Varaina J Brashes, OTTE?/ STOCK SPECTACLES, (warranted Pebble) Capt. No 2. identified GRANH RIVER VALLEY DIW Patejct Medicines, COMPLETE AsSOBTMKXT OF Downing, Davidson, and Olds, Trustees. we liad any of them. We- hadn't ! nejt meeting. . —C.pL G. W. McCormick Ims I On motion, II. T. Davidson was sold ihe Nashville House to Mr. I appointed Overseer in Road District Rufus Skeles. of Oceana Co. An Cheap ax they can be Btrnghi Regular meeting held. - Present, — ders' National Bank of Chicago, were Hardy, Wulcott in circulation. ’We immediately [ On motion by looked into or pockMdwok io see if |-of |;ull m„,.|ing HLIJNEBY& FANCY GOODS! DRUGS & UtDICTHES, III <rw Junction, —We read in the Grand Rapids FALL AND WINTER Railroads. Miclilzan Centra'Hailroa l F«r caxk, or its equivalent. Council Rooms, ) October 13, '74. J our 85 counterfeit notes, on the Tra­ MRS. L. O. CROCKER Groceries, of W Descriptions, Wall ft per & Bordering . Post, the other day. that very danger Orrics—182 Maio’.St.. opposite Hibbs- . HouM,Jnekaon, Mieh. _ 81 t STATIONERY & LEGAL LLINSS, will "ho retain the superintendency - CATARRH. ASTHMA. CWSUHFTIOH, EPLEPTIC FIT'. r (Ez“ Special attention given tc .' Subscriber* reckling ouUido of of the Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Railroad. ACITE AND CHRONIC D SEiSfc:- Diseases of the Eye and Ear. ScM, Huk, ad ether BmU rendered them at the time. Railroad, in the place of Mr. Des­ mond. Mr. Bush, we understand, ^y.M. JONES, GROCERIES! —The m' E. Sabbath School here­ by tender to those attending the so­ He thinks that week’s work can’t be cial on Tuesday evening, their thanks beat by any one dentist in tl.e State. for their attendance, and the substan­ —Mr. C. B. Bush has again been ' tial aid, in the shape of $15.71, cash, EYE and HAS nr. r. c. THO.npsr.-t Shame on him, the mean, mornine until Saturday evening, of miserable, despicable cuss. II»D last week, extracted 115 teeth nnd took 8250.00 worth of impressions dell W. H. RICHER & Bro. BOISE BRQS quoted. ing next. Mr. Willard is the member, pennies from a dead man’s eyes, or of»Congress front this district, and is ' roh little birds neats. Go fur.him, ««, ffc. eonatantly eu hand Qomc and we if —Hoe. Geo. Williard.will speak at) Them’s our sentiments! A man McCormick’s hall, on Monday even-1 that will whip bis wife will steal PARADY, Manufacturer of -a Latin a»icl &hixiR’les. Nsshvtlls, Oct. (Uh, 1874. —Last week Friday, C. C. Wol­ £ASTMAN A YOUNP, k* Market 48 • —A bear is said to lie lurking in $■643 47. The agent informs us that the wood* south of Olds* mill. Hun­ there were more shipments ihe pro­ I B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods and ters have been out on the search, but ceeding month than the one just LEMENT SMITH J.AiWYWR, .. . _ . ,____ __ OF ALL KINDS. to Receipts lbs. this station, 356,751 Experienced Workmen Employed. •J6 �WHEELER & WILSON’S in BHIEP. FOR FAMILY USE, RAILROAD IXTKI.LIGKXCK. In Rouri. Africa. .• t Madrid talegnua report* that the oiiy r. Tbo Western roads previously d and tbo Grand Trunk of Canada Don Carl »#. O'-Lai Carijat town* h*ro botoled NEW No. 6 BAKUFACTORY AW) SALE53C0U, The attempt to erganix* the ' recently vtoitad tbo .romi-civiuxad Indian IriLee of the SonUxwMt. Al Caddo, Choctaw unbroken front to tho farnrer* to thu» for .. . ............. fl.­ 23 & 25 RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGi STI Ml STWAY aUadari of th* pretendar by tbo itouaaud*. that tho Umo will ooms, and that opoodiiy; Grud, 8pm ail Dpi® Ham addrooa, opoko aa follows: "I b*v» beau very much gratified in paaaloK throop.ii your —Ths Torre Haute, Paris and Decatur rail­ —Kullmaa, the poreon who attempted tc way baa changed ita name to that of the Illiaaaaaainate Prince Bismarck, will be brought unis. Midland tail way. ' —Tlu> Union Pacific railroaJ ha* been pro­ —The Dncbore of Edinburgh has been de­ nounced complete by the commission lately appointed for that purpoee. ' If tbo Preridsnt- livered ofa son. —England to about to withdraw it* dipioto well adapted aathia to that branch of -in- aliall approve this verdict, the Company will come lute immediate poreo^ion of all it« land —Tbo Gorman government is considering a proixxitlon for tho creation of a provincial to protect tbo Indiana from wrong and ix>|u* assembly in Alaica and Lorraine. tlco, and to giro them every civil right. In • POLITICAL.. —A k’tlar a<!drea«ed to tbo President by a —Tbo Italian Consnl at Bueharoet has re­ future years, should I again liavo tho ylca^tiro - of pawing through your country. I hope to prominent cuaaarvatiye politician In Mieaia- fused to open negotiation* for a commercial aoc great fields of cotton and other product* sipjii argues that the only true way to restore that your toil and climate aro so well adapted pea"* and proepority to tho South i* for Oon- privod of their civil righto. The American to produce. - I'have do doubt but that in time grew to p»>« at. act tn pay for qn«rterm*Hcn>' Consol, Mr. Peixotto, baa taken the aims ■land. citizen* of the United fit***.. Yon have a —Tho Court of Qomh'* Bench in Manitoba soil and climate that Justify ffio in saying fnnd tbo cotton la*. The letter haa boon re­ ha* doclarod Riel an outlaw, and thus qnakhed ferred la the Attorney-General. hto title to a scat In lire Canadian Parliament. —Tho invesUgslion into thowcharactcr cf many citizens of the Chidaw Natic-u.” The —Tire Governor of New South ’iViloe has entire party were tho gneeVi of tbo Missouri. Fcdnn! officli's iu Texas, that b^vo recently hoisted lb* British flag ou Fiji roil. Kanaaa and Texas railroad, and extouded Stkalino • HxAvnf's Lhtjit.—TLc agents, will be extended to embrace all, or their visit aa far aa Denteen. Texas. great Alcoholleu Remedy, Vintoah -Hon. Joseph MediH, of IhrChicago Trib- neatly ait, of the Southern States. —Secretary Robisou deuio* that Breoldcnl llrmtite, is everywhere driving prstif ero.u* rum'potious out of the market. Grant * spire* to a third term. . ; in Europe. —Charles A. Dane declines the nomination —Ben Butler Its* born renominated for .That famous combination of the finest medicinal herbs on the oentinent of • for Mayor of Now York, tendered by the work­ ing people. M* ' —Hon. George F. IIoar haa been renomi­ America is accomplishing such cures of disease* which nllect the atomacb, tho —Tbo slimy folds of the «candal draw tight nated for <>)ugra<a by the RcpuMlcaua of tho liver, tbo bowel*, the kidneys and the around etill snother pocket. Daman Barn** Ninth M*Macbu*ott* district. ' uervous aysleoj, that tho grateful haa been indicted for publishing libelous ar­ —The Convention of Southern Republican* n.axstsa have adopted it ire their Stand­ ticles upon Henry C. Bowon in tire Brooklyn mot at Chattanooga on the 13th inst...about ard biKciflc. The varions- rum bitter* 200 delegatee Lei ng in attendance. Ex-Gov. have gone down before this pure vege­ —A determined effort hu recently been Pareoer, Of Alabama. preeidod. table antidote like tenpins before a wellmade to persuade Rdv. Robert Collyer to lo­ —Ohio, Indiana Iowa, Nehraaka, Weal Vir­ aimed ball. The people have at length cate in New York, a salary of €10,000 having ginia and Arkaaasa, held elections on' Tues­ dincovered tiuYt all the rpirituous. excit­ been offered him m an induewneut. After day, Oct. 13. In Ohio the Democratic m»jor- ants are worm than shams—that both mature deliberation, however, the distinguish­ ityto about 15.000, while tbo toDgro»aioaa) morally aud medicinally they are inimi­ ed divine baa ooncludod to remain in Chieuo. delegation aland* 13 Oppetition to 7 Repub­ cal to the well being and sufety of the -A dispatch from Halt Lake City etflaw lican*. Tho following ia a Hat of tbo Con­ community, ft won't do. The hand­ They aro that Brigham Y osng and Congressman Georg* gressmen elected. Those- marked With an writing is on' the wall 1 Rum Q. Cannon have been 'tedicled by the grand aateritk (•) aro member, of tho present Own- weighed and found wanting. remedies are defunct, and Vinkoab Brrjury for laadvion* colhftitatiou. The latter Tuns, the Untvkbhal Antidotk, reigns has ingenioasly evaded conviction by spiriting t. *MUL>n Sayler, D. 'll. JnhuLV«oc». Dem in their stead. ■ __ 6 away his wives, who are the only competent X *H S BAuilu*. th 111 AT Walling. Dem witnesses against him. ’’ OEXKRAL. —A disjxtch from Brownsville, Texan, *ay* a formidable band of Mexican bandits aro or­ ganizing for a raid into Texas. 4 —Daring a recent raid upon Cheyenne In­ dian* in Texas, Gen. Mackenzie, who had pre­ viously won much distinction in a similar af fair, destroyed over 100 lodge* and captured moro than 1,400 mules and horses. Moat of the animal* were killed. The lose of human Uf^i* reported a* very small. —Admiral Polo pronounce* the luntored coseioa of Porto Rico to Germany a canard. — Secretary Bristow is pushing tho work of reform iu hto department of the government. of the moat noted incompetent* among Fed­ eral official*. —Attorney-General Williams baa sent lo Gov. Brown, of Tennessee, an answer to his recent protest against tho Interference of United States officials tn the' police regula­ tions of that State. Tbo basin of the opinion ia tho report of District-Attorney Murray, of Tenneoaec, who says that be haa inquired into A, MeMsbou, Dem 7. *L T'Nrs), D.tu *. " Wm l*wirl>ce, llep St. K F Pupjdmon. D*m 10. Chav Foster, K.|> In Indians the Detnccrala hare a majority of from 8,000 to 12,000 on the State ticket, and elect eight of tho thirteen members cf Cnngreea. The Legislature is nail liar Demo­ cratic nor Hepnbllcau, tho balance of power being bold by tbo. Independent maw bere. Appended ia a lid of tho Congroesmon elected: 7. F Landers. Dr ei Iowa rolls up a heavy Republican majority— about 4l\0C0. The Oppcaition elect ono mem­ ber of Congreea, L. L. Ainsworth, In tbo Third District. Tho following aro tho names of tho Cjngrceemen elect: y' 2. J Q Tlifts, ll-p 7. ’J A Ksmiuo, Hrp 3. L L Aiutwortb, Onn A J W? McDill, Il.-p 4. *H O Frail, Itep 0. A Oilter, R<p 5. *J WUsus, Itep I Nebraska elect* tho Republican State United Slates can and ought to try all the ticket by ^ver 10,000 majority. Lorenzo persona supposed to bo concerned in tbo Gib- Crousiec, Republican, is re-ulocted to Ooneon county outrages. In West Virginia the Democrats elect a —Tho Uiaoguratlon of tbo Lincoln monu­ ment al Springfield, Ill., on the 15th Inst., fail delegation to Congress, being a gain of was marked by a vast aMembUgo of dlatiu- two members. In Arkansas the election was to detennhie guisbed people, including the Preaiilent and Vice Prerident, Gens. Sherman, McDowell, the adoption or rejection of the new State Pope, Custer, and other army officer* of note. Constitution. Tho roturni indicate that the Tho proccrrion was over two milta long. iuetnusent L*e been adopted by a heavy ma­ jority. Senator Oglesby delivered tho oration. —The Convention of Southern Republicans —Tho reunion of the Army of the Tennoe»oc, at Spriogfiotd, Ill., ou tho 14th and 15th of -at Chattanooga adjourned on tho IPh lust, after a aewfou of Iwo day*. A long addrors to tbo peoflo of the United State* touching dent. Ex-Gov. Fletcher, of Missouri, was affair* in tho Snath wav adopted. The Com. mittce on Outrages wa« given until December to collect evidence* at towlereneas and mur­ mrcombling fixed at Dm Moiim, Iowa. der In the boathorn States to lay before Congre**. Tiro third term and civil right* ques­ FIRES AED CAXUALTIER., —Tho Variety 0|xn-a House and several ad­ tions were not touchsd. Tbo Associated joining building in BilUmore* wore burned on Frees agents iu the South ware denounced the 13lh inst. Loe* 1(0,000, by a decided vote for constantly ■laadering —Thirty bandings, comprising nearly tho Rennbhcanv and ref using to report Ka-Klax entire business part of tho viliagG of Ovid, outrage*. —Alexander H. Stephens has doctored pub­ licly that ho soon no obj action to a third term. ia $50,000. —The boiler in tho planning mill of Wm. FIXAXCIAL AX'D IXBESTRIAL. Peabody, of Saybrook. UL, expl.xlad !a*l —The Mark Law. of the 12th inyL, . week, and the engineer, John Hepburn*, wa* «> badly injured ho will probably die. Three weather for the week .peat baa been rough, —Tbo Excctoior Ball Mill at Ryracuxo, N. cold and rainy, but there have been sufficient intervals of fine weather to allow fanuern to ♦85,000. work tbo land and proceed with their sowing, except in tho north, where there have been some disastfoue floods. The downward course entering her bedroom and th nking to awaken of prices of wheat is pot yet endv<t- Ths her by anapping al her tbo cap of a gun which moderate gain id quantity seems a real mis­ fortune to growers. Tho earns depression in ■he did not know was loaded. —Tire Britiiih thipa Kingsbridge and Caudibar collided in the Britiab channel recently, bavo a double crop, but it must bo remembered that Egypt, having exchaugod loaL cereals for cotton, another source of supply ia —Tbo National Woman's Congress hold its cut off. Ao eononmptiou proceeds, the bottom the moat distingutohed la-Uoa in the country who have been identified with the movement for tho elevation ef woman. Advantaohs of Law.—A farmer cut down a tree which stood so near the boundary line of his farm that it was doubtful whether it belonged to him or to his neighbof. Tho neighbor, how­ ever, claimed tho tree, and prosecuted tho man who cut it for damages., TLc case whs oantiuuod from court to court. Timq and money wore wasted, temper soured and temper lost, but the case wire gained by the prosecutor. The lost of the transaction was, the man who gained the cause camo to p lawyer to execute a deed of his whole farm,, which he hfid been compelled to sell to pay his costs I Then, houseless and homclcM, hecould thrust his hands into his jackets and triumphantly ex­ claim, “ I've beat him ! ” CUSHING’S MANUAL Of Parliameutary PratUB. unf FortheMiidle mW A nu.WmWestmlUWA l.JOO.OOOlcrMin Landa.beltsraed'sksaiX^dresa IOWA It M LAND CO.. Chtc*«o. nr C«4ar --- - ---------JOHN B. CALHOUN. Land < ommisainnrr. BKVORE NVBMCRIBIHO for any ■onlkly arizina for ISA ••• re« Prtnvhtm Lift if on* kun- VINECAR BITTERS l>r. J. Walker's Callfornta V inegar Bitters arc it purely Vegetable .preparation . ntad© chielly froth* the na­ tive herb# found on the lower range® of the Sierra Nevada mountain* of Califor­ nia, Lite medicinal jirojtcrlMre of which without the hm . w-a. arc :irc extracted extracicu therefrom mere o7Ly ouW of Of Alcohol., Alcohol.. The Tho nutation bi aimoot daily What is the cauix) of tho dailv nuked, asked. “ Wha unparalleled successor Vinkgak BittkiuiT” Our answer Is, that they remove the cause of dieeaeo, nnd tire patient re­ covers his health- They are the great blood purifier aud a Bfe-giving principle, a perfect Itenovntor and Inrigorator of tire system. Never before in the history of' th* world ha* n medicine been compoundeil poaaeaaing tho rmariiifolo qualities of Vizkoax Bittkrz in healing the sick of every disease man is heir to. They aro a gentle Purgative ** wdl a* a Tonic, relieving CongeAtim) or Inflammation ol WHsmi ■’Pr Co., the Liver and VUceraf-^rgins, in Biliou* Dtoeaaca. SEWING^ MACHINE Wheeler 4 Tito properties of DiLtVALKEu’s The Phrenological Journal aS3f “On Trial" •< ViXegak BiTTKBsarc Aperient. Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nattition*. Laxative. Dinretic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific; Altera­ tive. and Anti-Bilimre. ■ _n for 50C. LIPPINCOTT’S MAGAZINE THE MAKKJSTB. NEW YORK. cmSmb£b- emcyclopI'ddl io Vote., Me* fSO.OO, TRUE HISTORY CHICAGO. Choice tVSG'G.oo; ja.sn97.oo. Gvod to »XJ<XP.«O; Medium to Fair. Sl.OOet.BO; Inferior Usd Winter, JJJUliji'I.OO. Knur-No.! Bpriuc. Wtftiric; No. 2 Bpnng, Ko- 3 S^inj. BROOKLYN SCANDAL. RICHMOND PRINTS Standard Cray Styles. CHOCOLATE STANDARD STYLES, Sl.M9L.09. REMINGTON BT. LOUIS. Ited Fan. JI.10&J.H. |nu|J ACENTS READ THIS! JUnn JuhnPaul Uo .sof ths bi □ Alil'Q <”»' humorUls.aoS It l» v< rRULO preeict that hldiookwl lbs —13313c. GAOU. Sewing Machine. 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Tried many doctors and thing'* with no ImIIuk LenchL In May, '72, becoming nearly worn out with excreslvo Editorial labors on a paper in New York city, I was attacked with Bronchitis in a eevero form, suffering almost a oomplctoly prostrated with Hemorrhage from the Lunga, tiaeing four term Uetding rpeUr within two wrtk*. and first three inside of nine daye. lu the Boptcmuer following, I improved ■utticietitly to bo ahio to bo about, though iu a very foobie state. My Bronchial trouble re­ mained and the Catarrh was tenfold worse than before. Every effort for relief seemed frnitleaa. 1 seemed to bo losing ground daily. 1 continued in this frebl* state, raising blood almost daily until aoout the first of. March, '73, wbeti I Lecamo eo had as to bo onUtoly Cuuduod lo the uou»«- A friend suggested yoar remedies. Bat I wm sxtroaely akeptical that they would do mo good, aa I bed lost all heart in remedies, and began to look upon medicine and doctor* with dtoguat. 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MARRiACE CHIDE, srvEsasus txrf'TsirasM THE LEDCEN COMPANY, Chicago, ill. BUILDING PAPER German Ministry agateat iU© CallwUe.. After held, with the intention of preparing a ■tale- ROCK RIVER PAPER COMPANY, MO LAKE STREET, CHICABO. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-10-30.pdf.pdf 95b40075bd3a5416de0de603e71be5fc PDF Text Text illcKclt»s STTtONCJ Editor and Proprietor. .. Sts 110 MYTHS WBSCRiBEICS st >JAO Vsr Anne- THU There were people enough to envy Millioent Haughton when she was mar­ ried to Badaliffe Gate#. Sho was only a district school teacher, at so much per month, without homo or parents. He was a wealthy banker, who seemed to have nothing on earth to dd but to indulge his whims and caprices to their utmost bent' and the world in general aunovnoed its diction that Milly Haugh­ ton Had done uncommonly well lor herself." But Milly did not look happy upon that gulden July morning, with the Buushixie streaming through the oriel windoy of the great breakfast room at Gates' Ptace, and scattering little drops of gold and crimson and glowing pur­ ple op the mossy ground of tho stone­ colored ear]>et. She was dressed in a loose white cam­ bric wrapper, looped and buttoned with .blue, and a single pearl arrow upheld thn shining masses of her lovely auburn hair. Her eyes were deep, liquid, haxel; her complexion as soft and radiant as the dimpled aide of an early peadx; and the tittle kid-slippered foot that patted the velvet olwman bencstlj yw OBjpcrfcct and tappring as a sculgtar could have wished it. Mr. Gates, from his aide of the dam­ ask-draped table, eyed her with the complacent gaze of proprietorship. She was hta wife. Ho liked her' to look well,*)118/*8 Kb wanted his horses prop­ erly groomed and his conservatories kep> in order; and he troubled himself very JilUe, about the shadow on her ■/ "Tia in ‘earnest, Radcliffe!" she said with emphasis. “ So rshpposcd, Mrs. Gotcs," said tho husband, leisurely folding his paper —a sign that the news within was thor­ oughly exhausted—“so I supposed. But U-MA’t at all worth While to allow yourself to get excised. When I say a thing, Mrs. Gates, I generally mean it And I repeat—if you need money for any no^maary purpose, I bhnll bo most willing and happy to accommodate you.*!! ~ ’ Millicent bit her full, rod lower lip, and drummed impatiently on the table with her ten roatlcw fingers. “Ana I ■am to come meekly imploring you for eveiy'fivo-caut piece I happen to want.” “YW, Mrs. Gates—if yon prefer to I put tho matter i* Hurt tight." “ Radcliffe," she coaxed, suddenly changing her tone, “ do give me an al­ lowance—I don’t care how small! Don't subject mo-to the humiliation of plead­ ing for a little money half a doxen times a day. ’ You are rich." “Itortly, my dear,” nodded this Benedict; * * and that's the way I made my fortune, by looking personally after every penny,’ and I mean to keep it up." “ lint think haw I waa mortified yes­ terday, whou Mra. Armour camo to ask rue if .)■ could subscribe fifty cento toward buying a hand-ouriage for our •jnaheywomsn ’!' lame child—only fifty ceataT-erid-X had to say, *1 must aak my huMbaud to-give mo tho money when he returns from tho city J'—for I had not even fifty oeuta of my own.” . ” AH very right—all very phiper I" ©aid Me Gates, playing with tho Luge rope of gold that hung across hfe chest in the guise of • watch ohaim “ (Xber 1mH*s are not kept pennilee*!1’ . “That reate entirely between them NASHVILLE. BARRY CO.. MICH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1874. nothing of yonrown—ata teg. The money is all Milly pushed back her sun bonnet, mean to keep it I" SI illy wit down again, twisting her and executed a nwoeping oqurtesy. “Twenty-five oenta a quail, sir, if pocket handkerchief around and wound. Sho was not prepared with an impudent you please," purred, she with much hu­ mility; “And now, Mr*. Gatos, "‘saQ tire, . The President dropped his paper of banker, after a moment or two of over­ strawberries on tho floor. “ Mra. Gates I" he ejaculated. whelming silence, “if -you'll bo good enough to sew a buttomon my gto?»rX-ll r *' Ti^e ssapo, sir,” said MilKoenV go down town.- I hard steady waited '* May I venture to inquire— too much time." 44 O, yes,” said Milly. 441 needed a So the verbal pa.inage-at-arms ended, Little money, and I am earning it See and Milly felt that, so far, , ahe was hqw latch I have already !" and abu woratcA. , * v •' '■ i trhnirpliaiitly displayed her roll of • She watched Mr. Gates drive off in ‘ an elegant open barouche, drawn by two long-tailed-chestnut horses, all a-glitter with plated harness,and turaed away, almost wishing that ahe was Millicent Hsnghton once again,' bohind her desk in the little red school-­ house. She looked arofnd at the. inlaid fur­ niture, Anbruwoh aarpeta and- satin .window draperies, and thought, with a passionate pang, how little all this availed her. “ IHi ao jAovokitag oL Radcliffe l"ahe murmured. “ I’ve half a mind to go out to service, or dreeamaking, or some­ thing—-for I must have money of my own, audi tin'' WIFE'S ALLOWANCE । STOW Progression. No Retrograding. VOL. II. to » codln U»»»mb«r d»y, Sr»hs> total «v*jr, w> to*r 4 o wurw grai*fro«n, rn*l live ooibn [Iowa Um buu ;. 4237 crumpled stamps. “Tho strawberries were all my own, sent to me this mprnit« by old Mr. Peabody, and I'ta sell­ ing-them to get an income of my own." “.You, ma’am, selling strawberries through tho streets ?" •fWBAT-DO-YE-CALL^T" IN FEMININE TOGO EBY. Tho gentler sex is just now in an agony of dial roes about a now gamont which lus come into use. Exactly what the garment is wo' will let Mrs. Swisshclm tell. She says in a note to the Woman"9 Journal: Your correspondents n having trouble about * - name - nmur Jiiai for • ■ »®*4f**' incut. For two years, except in hot weather, when 1 wanted m little cover­ ing as possible ott the .shoulders or arms, I have worn tho article xhey wish to designate. Like old King George with the apple in the dumpling, every one who has seen it has asked : •1 How do you got in T' The frequency of the question named it for me, and I call it a "getin.” I do hot got into it without difficulty, and once in am covered from the wrists to the neck and ankles, and have no useless drapery. Then, with a drilling waist, cut somewhat like cor­ sets and furnished with bread rtraps rcstiug just where a man's suspenders rest, and divided iu front as they are, a bit of tape on each side at tho lower edge, to which I.attach rubbtr t tucking suspenders, which -tie with tapes to loops on the stockings, I am ready for skirts, which I pin to the waist, prefer­ ring pins to buttons. - v TilE " Extreme nedttWtics justify extreme measures, Mr. Gates,"said she. sanHly. *’ I earned my own living before I saw you, and I can again,” . Mr. Radcliffe Gatos looked uneasily around at the crowd of gaping clerks. ** James,'* said be, “call mo a hack. My dear, let me take you home." “Not until' I have nold .the rest of my straw berries,”, saucily retorted the Tha trouble with this “what-is-it ” is young wife. Just. then a servant knocked at tho “ I’ll take ’em—nt any price 1” impa­ that the gentler sex do not know what to coll it. Some arc in favor of door with a basket and a note. < * tiently'exclaimed the banker. “chemiloon," some of plain “chem,” “An old lady in a Shaker bonnet and “ Cash down ?” a one-horse wagon left it,” paid toe * “Yas; anything—only come out of some of “ chemlin,” and, us will be seen above, Mrs. 8. calls it the “getin." girl with a scarcely disguised titter. this crowd." . “ She wouldn't come in, although I in­ Bo Mr. and Mrs. Gates went home ; Why not call it tho “Swissheim?"— vited her." . . and that evening the banker agreed to Chicago Tribune. Mrs. Gates opened the note. It ran in a stiff, old-fashioned caligraphy, as if the pen were an unwonted implement in the writer’s hand. Dbab Milly : The strawberries in the south medder lot ore just ripe, where you used to pick 'em when you were a little fal; so Penelope picked a lot and we make bold to seud th-m to you, for the sake of old times, and aunt Aiminta is going to the city to-mor­ row. We hopeyou will like them. Af­ fectionately your friend, Maku Ann Peabody. The tears sparkled in the bride’a eyes. For an instant it seemed to her as if she wcr6 a merry child again, pick­ ing strawberriea in tho golden rain oi July rnuu&iae, with tho scent of wild make his wife a regular allowance of so OBATOBfCAL FAILURES. much per week, to bo paid down every Those Lake Superior editors are con­ Monday morning at the breakfast table. ceded to be pretty sharp with tho pen ; 4 • But well have no more selling strawbut they can’t make a speech for a cent, berries,’'said Mr. Gates, nervously. particularly before' a Sunday school “To be sure not," said Milly. “ All Ono of them was stopping in OdtanaI wanted was a little money of my own." gon a fow weeks ago, and, attending And Mr. Radcliffe Gates respected church Sunday morning, he was invited his wife all the more because sh© " to make a few remarks to the children. conquered him in a fair battle. * The request dropped on him like a grindstone, but he is a man of nerve, and ho ’determined to ray something. Don't make yurself-too common, yung Ho had been reading about a boy who man; tho world alwuss gapes st mishad been cruel to dumb animals, and torya. he could think of nothing else. lie Than? are but fu people who fully arose and said : • understand the real value ov common “ Children, I—that is, children, you know—children, you must never hurt a The grater the (longer, tire nearer ptidpio waftt to git to It ; must folks Another one of them was invited to have more reckloMneas than courage.* deliver a speech on the laying of a The making ov money hax afforded corner stone of a new school-house, and tho world more real gratification than he wrote np something to the extent of the spending ov it haz. three column’ and yractieed on jt’for We all cu us Lav certain sorrows that two weeks.) c-p us to deliver his remarks are too inteunuk to'b© divided with anyoff-hand. When the day came and he boddy. got up to speak, his memory wun^back I kno now that I am at last a gitting on him, and all he could say was : old, bekauze mi stockings keep all the “ Ladies and gentlemen, this glori­ limo a slipping down ous morning nriiers in a—it nahefs in— Dear girls, the only way to ketch a this glorious morning ushers in our man iz to start and run the other way foref athers 1 •’ ax fast az yu kun. 1 * * Bome thought it did and some thought The man who will not take abuse iz it didn't, and between them \hey the lost man to inflikt it upon others. laughed him down. — Detroit Free I find tharo iz a grate meiinyJ folks Preat. who ain't satisfied in being phools, but I'REtiENCE OF MIND. want every body should kno it, so they rosea on the air, and the gargle of the little trout stream close by. And as she lifted the lid of flie great bosket of crimson, luscious perfume, a sudden idea parted into her head. “ Now I Will have money of my own I” she cried- out—“Money that I will earn myself, and thus be indepeud’ ent I" ’ Half an hour afterwards, Mrs. Gates came down stairs, to the inflaite mazoment of Richel, the chambermaid, and Louisa, the parlor maid, in a brown gingham dress, a white plqilc sun-bon­ net, and a basket on her artm “ Won’t you. have the carriage, ma'am ?’’ aakeAl tha latter, as Mrs. Gates beckoned to a passing omnibus. ' No, I won't I’’ said tho banker's lady. And within the city limits aho cut their names on trees and rocks all alighted, and began work in good over the United States or America, Dogs and children kno who their earnest. “ Strawberries I who’ll buy my wild friends are without being told. The more i git acquainted with the strawberries I” rang out her dear, shrill voice, as she’ walked along, world the more i admire the policy ov lightly balancing tho weight on her Noah's flood, and the more i see the arm, and enjoying the imprptaptu.mas­ noccarity ov having .another one just ’ querade as only a spirited young woman like IL The fun ov repenting almost pays Mrs. Fowler bought four quarts for for the.risk, of .committing tho sin. . Tbare iz this difference Ix’tween n preserving, at twantyrfivo cents per wixe man and a phobl: tho one iz al­ quart. wuss surprized at how little, and the “ Wild berries has such a flavor?" said other at how mutch,, he knows. the old lady, reflectively. “And 'taint often you get 'em here in the city. I THX B&lftBU LOYAL FAMILY. fi'pohe you don'tcome round rug’lar, The royal family of Great Britain is young woman ?" a flourishing colony. The birth of a “No, I don't, ma'am I” son to the Duke and Duchess of Edin“ Because you might get some .good ‘ burgh increases the number of^Qneen customers,” said Mrs. Powler. Victoria’s grandchildren to twenty-six, Miss Seninthia Hall, who keeps board­ ers, purchased two quarto; 'Mrs. Cap-' and of thia large family twenty-three arc still living. The Queen's oldest tain Carbary took one and then Milli­ child, the Princes.? Royal Victoria, wife cent jumped on the cars and rode of the Crown Prince of Germany, has wearily down town. had four sons and four daughters, of “I’ve got a cbliar and seventy-five which number one eon has died. The cento of my own now, at all events,” Queen's second child, tho Prince of said she to hereof. Wales, married to tho Princess Alex­ “Strawberries! Nice, ripe, wild andra of Dimmaxk, has bad three hum atrawberrfca 1 lay my strawberries Her sweet robe roaounded f the halls of the great marble building । of the Prince Louis un whose first flmr the great bank wa^ . It, has had two sons and five daughters, uno son being dead. It chanced to be a dull interval of Next comes the Queen's fourth child, busters* just tlen, cashier the Dale of Edinburgh, married to tbs looked up with j yawn. Grand Duehras Maria of Rmmia, with ' “I'say, Bill Amts,” said hate the one bob, born a few day# ago. Finally, youngest clerk, • 1 have an idea that the Queen's fifth child, the Prioeesa a few atxawberriu wouldn’t go badly. Helena, wife of Prince Christian of Call in the wwmfi1" Sehk.me.Hul.wta, taw h-1 t.u ra. Billy, nothing ioth, slipped off his and two daughter, all of wham are liv­ stool with a pen Vhted each ©ar, end ing. Tha Prinocaa Loniav, the Qtietm’a tmamnered out into the hall ’ sixth child, wife of the Marqma of KoMiUy .old Lome, ia not yet the head of a family. I Aa she was The other three children of the Qsraa, c^hrer’s dollar ! the Duke of CoDoiujbt. Prince Leoself came in, boj usual. ••Eh? | What?' Mr. Radcliffe Gal NO. 5. they are all completed a great reduction of taxes may lx? made. The State Con­ stitution commands all specific taxes, The following report shows the condi­ however, to be sppropriMed cither to tion of the various Sayings Banks doing the Primary School interest or the in­ business in Michigan on September 30, terest or principal of the State debt. 1874, aa compiled from reports to the Unices tho Constitution, is altered or ' State Treasurer under the General Bonk- violated, there must bo a direct State tax for some purposes.—Stalo JlcpulHaan. ______________ . MICHIGAN SAYINGS BANKS. RsGiantAWOX.—We would remind alt voters who failed to register in 1872 that they, as well as new voters, or those who have changed the»r resi­ dence, must register this year to bo en­ titled to vote. The fart that their names are on the Ibis of registration prorioui fo IRTffViti not make any dif­ ference. That being a year for general registration, only those who were then registered and who have not moved out of toe ward or voting district are enti­ tled to vote thia year without regiaUation. No citizen should deprive him­ self of the elective1 franchise by his own neglect, and therefore every man who poBM^scs the requisite qualifications ahonld see to it that his name is on tho poll list in his district,—DvtroU Trib- isaeawaggg — ■ .. to the Central Station as a “drunk," and he hold out pretty well until hut name was down and they wore ready to lock him up, wheu hia courage gave, way and he asked : " Bargoaut, will you do ms one favor—jrut one ?" 4' I gueM ao,” replied the Sergeant, “ what is it ?" “In tho town of Saginaw lives my father and mother,” sobbed the man, “and won’t you telegraph ’em that their only orphan boy is in trouble rinwn V”— Dr-trnif Trifaints Michigan has thirty-two charcoal blast furnaces, nearly all of which are in operation, three that run on bitu­ minous coal nud coke, and one on an­ thracite. It also lias four rolling-mills for muck and merchant bar, and one rail-mill The blast furnaces have ap aggregate daily capacity of about 1,000 tons. ____________ S3S5t905s SSaSHEHJ gsggSNggse glllOlli tl|hW38 S3« Esgaaasaag jagggsawE? mis mi S=&5£: IE3= 3=3.3 sstBliaws VARIETIES A snABK-noLDKB—A plowmafi- Civil rights—Obliging answers. A cinKTAi ghost—A glass shade. Thk oldest revolver—The earth. No TsonoroiiLY occupied man was ever yet very miserable. By explanation, the simplest things often become obscure. Aw English “billiard wonder" is over here, on a starring tear. Some of of the American players will be apt to make him sing, " O, carom me book.” A Dow?.--East Sabbath school, with a view to future contingencies, makes the scholars sing— ENCOURAGE According to tho -Chicago Tribune, which cites figures to sustain its opin­ ion,- it does. Boys the Tribune: Figures won't lie, and, as they won't, figures make a very startling exhibit with ref­ erence to the, working of temperance legislation. Maine, for instance, has a law forbiddina th© and. maxuifacture of liquor. Thia law has been in force twenty-three years. In that time Portland has increased in population less than fifty per cent., while the num­ ber of places where drunkards are made has increased over two hundred per cent v Bangor, with 15,000 inhabitants, has 300 saloons, so that every fifty of [ the inhabitants have a saloon to them-' selves. MosaachuBcts has a prohibitory liquor law. In 1866 the namberof per­ sons arrested in Boston for drunken­ ness was 6,780, and in 1870 the number was 18,670. ,Iu his official report for 1871 the Chief of Police shows the num­ ber of men made drunk during tho year as follows: Number of hotair, 18; druukra men............ 57 Number cl d. uokvn lueu.. Number of l*r-room«, 1 l£i: drunken men.. C.4X5 Number nt Jug-rrow, S7T; drunken mru... 3 311 And a lu mj bind." Why is it that a sailor will persist in calling all that part of the ship below the rail the “ hull " of her, when it isn't much more than half ? Own of the Prince of Wales’ principal creditors is Poole, the tailor. He panto pay Tor lus panto. A ladt barber has been forced by tho married ladies of Dubuque to leave tho town, where she was doing a grand bus­ iness, shaving many of tho men twice a cut, one editor telegraphed to another at the *' scene of action : “Bend me full par­ ticulars, of the flood." Tho-answer came, “ You’ll find them in Genesis.” “Do yov keep matches?” asked a wag of a country grocer. “ Oh, yes, all kinds," was the reply. “ Well, I’ll take a trotting match," said tho .wag. Tho grocer immediately handed him a box of pills. A young man who knows nil about it states that his experience has taught him that a flirt is a fool who dolighta in Total-..-............................. 11,08 fooling fools, and the fool who is fooled As compared with other cities, the by such a fool is the foolishcst kind of New York Sun nays of Boston, that a foot .. while it lias an average of one ofrest Wumuta, r«or wttiirrrd •«y, Tern from tby atelk aw»y ? for drunkenness in every sixteen of her inhabitants, Providence has one in twenty-two; New York has one in twenty-seven; San Francisco has one in twenty-nine; Rochester has ’one in thirty-one; Washington has one in With st) thn winds tbsl Mow, thirty-two ; Detroit has one in 'thirty• And fr*r not nor eoffiptou. Where »ll lMn*i go-wllh tiat of row,' four ; St. Louis has one in forty-two ; AttdtaureJ h*f—I Otul repcoe." Brooklyn has one in sixty-four; Cin­ York AVcmwv cinnati baa one in cighty-thrcc. If it A wniTKit in the St. Paul J*rc*» tell a were the ba hit of tern iterance reformers new story of Horace Greeley. Horace to stop and think at Ml, such facts and wrote a note to a brother editor iu New figures as these ought to convince them York whoso writing was equally illegi­ of the folly of any prohibitory legisla­ ble with hia own. Tho recipient of tho tion in the matter of what u man shall , note not being able to read it, sent it drink ; and that, instead of advancing back by tho same messenger to Mr.. tho cause of temperance, they are really Greeley for elucidation. Supposing it advancing tho cause of intemperance. to be the answer to his own note, Mr. ICELAND TO BE ABANDONED. Greeley looked over it, but likewise was A new emigration to the United unable to read it, and aaid to the boy : States is in a fair way .to bo accom­ "Go take it back. What doos tho plished, which will tend to develop d— fool mean ? ” “ Yes, sir," said the resources of Alaska as well as fur­ the boy, “that is just what Ac Bays.” nish a considerable increase of hardy Ik the days when Connecticut waa toilers to our national population. A largely engaged in breeding mules fcr committee of three persons, chosen by the Southern market, one morning, the people of Iceland, is now in thia Tracy, who was as stuewd a Yankee aa country looking for u habitation for the ever whittled a shingle or told a clock, Prof. Wilder, of' Cornell University, gives these short rules for action in The State Treasury. esse of accident: “ For dust in the eyes, avoid rubbing, dash water into Tho balance of cash iu the State Treasury Ort. 7, 1874, was >1,098,them; remove ciedcra, etc., with the ruund point of a lead pencil Remove 346.01. Receipts for the week ending Oct, 14 were $28,586.60; payments dur­ insects from the ear by tepid water; ing same time, $11,351.88 ; leaving n never put u hard-instrument into the ' State Treasury of $1,110, icrcrite for the week of ear. If an artery is cut, compress 577.73 ; an above the wound ; if a vein is cut, com­ $17,231.72. The specific items ore as follow press below. If choked, get upon nil fours, and cough. For light burns, dip the part in cold water; if the rkin is de-' stroyed, cover with varnish. Smother a fire with carpets, etc.; water will of­ ten spread burning oil, and increase .the danger. Before panning through smoke, take u full breath, ’ and then stoop low, but if carbon ia suspected, walk erect Back poison wounds, un­ lew your mouth is sore. Enlarge the wound, or, better, cut out the part without delay. Hold the wounded port os long as can be borne to a hot coal or end of a cigar. In case of poisoning, excite vomiting by tickling tho threat, or by water aud mustard. For acid poisons, give arias ; in case of opium poisoning, give strong coffee and keep moving. If iu water, float on the back, entire population of that ancient island. stood with a South Carolinian on the with the nose aad mouth projecting. A war veaufl has been promised these steps of the Capitol, whea a drove of For apoplexy, raise the head and body; mules passed 4>y on their Banth rm for fainting, lay the person flat” Bpeoting the coast of Alaska. They j ourney. “ Tracy,'' aaid the Caroliniafa, claim that by reason of climatic changes “ there goes a company of your ooi;PUNUBIMG A SwaWTHKABT.—Oh J if their native homo is no longer suitable stituenta." “ Yee," Was the dry retort, my love cTflcnded me And we had words for a residence ; that it has become too 4 • they are doubtless going to South together, To show her I would master barren to offer tb« usual opjwrtuniues Carolina to teach school.” be, I'd whip her with a feather I—If of deriving a oomfortalds living, end then ahe, like a naughty girl, Would Do you want an infalbbte preJcotor that starvation is prevented only by se­ tyranny deciare ii, I'd give my love a curing from other lands the bare neo- against burglars, thievre awl other noc­ cross of pearl. And make her always turnal marauders ? fl so, send ten sub­ areariw of life. Alaska, they feel as­ bear it!—If rtiH ahe tried to sulk and sured, is sufficiently cool. It ia prefer­ scribers to Tax Ckuuoo l<K»aut. ac­ nigh, And throw away my posies, I’d red to Gaitada, where a strong influence companied by the cash ($15), and you catch my darting on tho sly, and will rewive in return an eiogant niakelsmother her with roses I—But should They promise to work the fisheries, plated B*m'’ugtan revolver and 190 she ctenrh her Mimpkd fiste, Or contra­ supply the Pacific btates With lumber, cartridges. This weapon is warranted diet her betters, I'd manacle her tiny : build ahifw an in former times at Lome to kill al MM) yards. wnsta With daisty golfen fetters raise cattle and other ocmmoditiim, and A novkl arrangement nas been iaAnd if the dared her tips to pout, Like , lastly, furnish through their children, W serted in all the cabin berths of toe many pwt young misses, I’d wind my body of sailors for the PaaiCc coast rt-.atnship ftiate of "Nevada. It is a meat bw wa«a shoot, And punish hex ■ trade. TV y are poor, but Bmermineci, life-preserving malta-M with x spring and wish, if the gavarnmeut will give , bottom, which can float under tho the seoaaaary aasiatanoe, to inaugurate' weight of a heavy man for an iufeflaite time without danger of capauung. �■ Hall. iu ih» SMTH <Hn,f.r'“"’S? AINSWORTH & BROOKS, w Un Hl^.« Kwkri Frio. fcr oi «n.|.hrt. k.IM..n~ hy yon ahjold insult the lot of man There is no Mtuation in j congregation?" which we are wholly exempt from j “But he u'tiilelligenl and t care and anxiety. Fortune may be- j 1 nested." * . Mow her choicest favors, nn d yet.! “WMbyres for that! he is a nlg•omething more wilt be found reqni CASH. CASH. CASH llkk. POTATOES, site to render ns completely happy.! ' “But be is a friend of mine." I - • - ------------ — ■•What of that? Must von therefore ITmon^n v»m,» ---------j.felieitv on earth, it is .eagerly pursued insult the whole congregation?" Treasurer of Ottawa Co is being tried I by all. Still, we strive to seize the J "But Ire is a Christian and belongs ■iry phantom, while it forever ejudfes Delivered *1 lheir to the same denomination." T. B. Clark, a eonvicu, while work* our gra<p. Happiness descends not “What do I care for that? Let him ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE - ing ontside the State Pri*nn wall, on to dwell.with man. Her abode is in go and wordiip with hi* (olldw nig~ Heaven, . . < ' Otf. 21’h, maJo hi* escape. gem." Jam*. McDonough. agedal^ry-fl...t AH the wrilers on Figaro, the Park “But he is worth five million dol CORN, apples, OATS, *e. Clover Seed, See., Receive* at the O. O. D. LATH. waa killed by being run over by a ; urwNpnpor. eat. sleep and live in the lars," said the merchant. SHINGLES. train of care on the a, th ion. | building. Dining, bath, bed and ooun“Worth what!" UllllUIUft. — ——• • WATER LIME, •• * ------•< — nr> The kiwi of whisky that «"■*«» CTJ room* are all elegantly fitted up “Five million dollars.” SALT, Jer“Worth five million dollars' , qj~. There men lie down on railroad track* is for lheir ®, T.. —- is also a very ’ , HAIR. being iatrodnoed in nearly every ।j*rge room whose sides are hung with1 nsalem! Worth five million dollar-! ■ STUOCO, western State. (masks and glittering foils. Each day Brother Smith, introduce me." 4-n. <*.' Cmh. Proprietor** No cause assigned. within GILSON Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, While Mr. G. L, Warner, of Raw­ when the Great Spirit made the ton ville, Wayne Co., was taking earth-, he also made three men, all of down his gun to shoot at a hawk, in whom were of n very fair complex­ some manner ho discharged the ion; and that aP er making them, he whole load into Jiis cheek, killing him led them tn'the margin of a small 0roH QM«rt Oo" MUHJgnn. ' lake and bid thorn leap therein. One instantly. OcL 24th, a five year old non of ! immediately obeyed, and came out widow Azel, of .Saginaw City, was of the water purer than before he suffocated and burned to a crisp, while I bathed: the second did not leap in attempting to put out some burning until the water became sl’ghtly muddy hay, in a barn, • which had been set nnd when he bethed he came up copper-colored ; the third did not !e>p tn until the water was black with Last Sunday night Nate Wilson mud, nnd came out with its own colrand James Hill, colored, rof Cassopolor. Thea the Great Spirit kid be­ dis. had an altercation over a game of fore them three (tackoges of bnrk, .caads, in which Hill used a butcher and hade them choose; and out of knife, chopping Wilson so badly that pity for his misfortune in color, he he uoot expected to live gave the black man hi* Grat choice. EVERYBODY KNOWS X SHOP IN BASTINGS. r r H Hear what my Cuitoncn Say. “As long ns Lee Reed makes buggies,- L shall buy my buggies of him.—A. J. Bourne, Hastings. 2 “ You are on the road to rnecess, as long as you make good work, as you have always done?*—Hm S >HaKMi!Ba6fmd Co., that during th- and warlike apparatus; the third gave jmonthof November a large force of the white man pens, ink and paper— 0 Goodyear, Hastings. “ You can depend upon what Lee tCsenWillbe act to work on the line the cngyics of the mind—the mutual, says about his buggies.”—H A. •nfrsoad tgetraemsining to be luplt be­ mental improvement—the social link Goodyear, listings. t tween Flint -and Lansing. . of humanity—the foundation of the “lam delighted with my bnggy and would not let it go." —s Win. 'Bsnetri 'Kall, the accomplice of white man’s superiority. Chidester, Rutland. iLouis mi the <nu rd er of Brant, in Van “ I am well satisfied .with my bugjBoren Co.jlast April, and who was gy."—Adam Wolf, Maple Grove. granted a second trial, has been con­ To remove dandruff—Go out on “ Your prices are below Grand victed again for manslaughter, and the plains ;ind insult an Indian. ' • Rapid*. I will take the top carriage -Judge Coolifige has sentenced him to A Memphis paper defines advertis­• and surprise my wife."—Jerry Ilogfanr yenra in <bc State Prison. ing to be a “blister which draws trade" $5000.00 worth of Boots and Shoes 01 J3UGOY ;t HEAP. And have It warranted thoroughly, b at Groceries, &e., &c. 50 0 0 s Pay the highest Price for Country Produce. farmers, merchants, mechanics, G, A. TRUMAN. everybody House in town. * H Q Buy the World-Renowned H WIiLSOT HARDWARE % ID 0 SWI18 SewMlacMM’.TOM BEST1NTHEW0RLD! TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. % nisbwt rrw»l« « ,n.rd<4 U “ »‘ HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! Bargains Grreater Samuel-Senburn, nf Sutton’s Bay, A Texas m»n knows himself w^ll. Anti If I b*d •P*®* 1 °®“B n * Accidentally shot himself dead, OcL He sat down on a hot branding- hundred other* th* will go *he,r *** doUaT on my bugfira- And now ■23rd, while 'banting. He was stand iron. ing with his gan by a log. and in at­ There are people who expect to ex­ tempting te vaise the gun the ham­ cape hell because of the $rowd going Obi. st»t. r«irj Northern Ohio Fair? Aiuor. I»»tltate, N. T.J j aaya: Adam Miller, of Brown Town, TUAN EVER IN What is the use of talking of head off with .a shot gun, world's brightness and sunshine to a near Sweet's burial ground in Brown man that has tight boots? Town, yesterday. His head was 142 Toledo now gets her water on the horribly mangled and the brains were stand pipe system, but most of her scattered kxuc distance from the citizens get their liquor on the stand­ skull He was probably derranged. treat system. . The trial of Rev. John L. Glen“Susan, how in the world did you denning for uoreligious conduct in ever marry that brute ?" "Oh, I dont ruining and v causing the death ol know, Jane. I used to pick lint off his Mary Pomeroy ot Jersey City, has coat collar, and he fell in love with been going on -thia week in a church me." • there. When Mrs. Miller, the aunt ' “Goto grass!" is swearing in of the reined gid. was giving her tes­ New Hampshire. At least they are timony, the Rev. John ■ laughed os he would at a circjyj to nee the clown fall down ntd split hi* shirt. Il churching a deacon down there for ' using the expression. We'd like to ' know what they say when they pn i seemed such u funny thing that n XL Loal* Fair; BEST SEWING MACHINES, 0 J. I*. REED. Him DtSCRlPTlON Of apd dnlnj the largest aad best at the popular cash house of range of work. All other Machine* la the Market were In direct COMPETITION 11 JF>. THOXiLEEEd Proprietor of the 1STFor Hcnunin^, FeU~ infi, StiLch in^. Cording. Bin din rf, Bra id in Bin broid-r.rin^, Qn-iUind and StilMng fins or hoartj goods it is unsurpassed. ' Plain (WOLVERINE MILLS! and Paney WOOL CARDING MACHINE! and get a — AND- Where wo havn no Agents wa will deliver a Machins TVanliville, - - Mich., JOB PRINTING stovepipe. The St. Loins Woman arc going to a little baby—that she shoo Id pray mad over wax flowers, apd the St to her Saviour for help and pity, and Lsuismen generally pau lhetr even­ then be sick hi body and desoiaie in ing trymg to pry their hoots up from heart a* she saw the form of death ! the carpel to which they are stuck by gathering in the clouds, that the , the raw material. ~ Free Lovo divine waa moved to1 When a Nevada miner !npa into mirth till rebuked by the sorroVuig[ -|a saloon, with a revolver in each1' woman who was giving her teafi' hand and a bowie-knife under his; In W.U-.!*™ Md “,e i hymn, have bun u.nda.ed ink, the I ••"hang!- who » left to । jxx>r girl should die from giving birth Needles far all Sewing Ma< Neatly executed I - THIS C. n. HOlXBB, Miller. OFFICE! MEAT MARKET!! ROE & OLE V EB^ I father refused to let his yonng davgh* j at tho noirest Rail Road Ration'd Fr.’rflhscic. »•. m.. •«*• PtaaM ji’» w fc y** BBd Mancfaetured by the Michigan Stove Co., and warranted for one year WOOL! WOOL! Mu Cardin achine the back door. Nineteen years ago a Terrana** j mssM— th* P.Wfe fwpmu FRESH MEATS, took of her »hioc» as/sanBr aa if hod not been gone ox w a day. , aabrllla, Miok- H. 07.“.“™ . -!>*.. W—4. Mo. The largest stock of Oil*, Urabhe* uUre-he* ever I brought to NnnhviUe. Also * Urge stock of Crw-Mt S> . c. Mr. reWI.ES. Carder ot eninos. Fashions, Gnnetal Mown and MinoaHany. a m____ foatMt mt.tAcr HRW in th*> d " and all to be offered at prices of pouioen U|WU Send for Circular, Price List, &c, and Copy of the best Fertoditads th* day, d.-rated to Sawing M*- R r"n[;”XX* P<»bH0 tW*tb< will «l, hfled eleven children out ot Ao • How doth >U link U—y b~.’ fox tho price named above, ) Wduld mpeetfoUy inform the publla th* — —J *- 'k. .Uuhln thw work than answer, while the crowd fall oot of* of the bravo*, an admirer of luJi»ua|»oll* ExjKMiitloBl - FOR BEING THE I sail posiiivtilu, that thos wanting Buggies, wM save money by buy| ing of nbc! this ehot his < inriuuati Expoidtioaj Ixndsiana State Fair) UiMlsrinpl State Fair) nud Georgia Slate Fair) mer caught ran the lug, discharging there. . • its contents, fearing one hand nearly Note shavers succeed financially off, and passing through his heart. because they “taka so much interest* * btnium. Dollars ! I Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Lowei than any other * Th/only place to get a nanlrnw.' rtle. -SC Joseph County, wu killed « ,»1 h “*II’k S Wl lh . . ___ UIIU Uu.... - ---- --------iest; the copper-colored one then by a team running away while be 1 chose the second heaviest, leaving vwas Aliinisg them home. He was ‘tne wmte man tne ngtitest nnen u».vwi on against a tree and lived ’ the packages were opened, the first bat a fewtrarinutes after. 1 was found to contain spades, hoes, The Riat Globe says it is informed and all the implements of labor ; the .Tiy < dfreowr of the Chicago St. Lake second enwrapped hunting, fishing, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, 0 0 Y OF CORSE on fire byw companion. The M-.uloo 71™, of Saturday I xNew Idea I Double Face Black Aiapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, ‘ Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Among the Seminole Indians there two peroons, and seriously injuring is a singular tradition the white man’s four more. origin and superiority. They say that ■ * —---- 1- I have a full line of I- 1). IK*- mill an-l salt works at New River, near iliiroo City, explodsd, killing ' ’ I a Which are now opened for inspection to all wiahing to bny for AINSWORTH A BROOKS, is obligatory bn each one, for the rea­ son that each individual is expected ’ George It Williams, a ranchman । from Nebraska, was knocked| dovn to hold hiqself in revdiccss to call or and robbed of 1276j on the highway be called to the field of honor at a moment's notice. Any hesitation in near Grand Rapids. * No clue to the such a case would secure the instant ' robbers. dismissal of the individual involvedOcL 23rd, the boilers of -Cooper’s week. $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS, oxi oisn.”“ 7? ix .C^rt-x:i Nra. Matilda Manuel, of Detroit. ,at twoxi’clpck all the employees as in this room sad rnc*»v*f rea­ oommiHxl ■uioislu by taking strych- wemblo j in fencing from an expert. This nine, on Thursday evening of last sons , Store C. C. WOLCtfTT dof for clkyki.ino. •itiu. �> ...H.!,. ............... . I I I NEW GOODS ! NEW PLANING MILL!’"’’ A. W. OLDS, Prop’r. Friday. AMHOLIRKHIP New [Stock of Goodaj ooitsuTuto -A w.l&rf .w»«d ndc which or THE EVENING NEW DRESS GOODS, wdk on the front and ride of bis far DRESS TRIMMINGS, nitore store. —». H. ErerUawllF. Filter.r. '**” "rM1 ""',"«hOT1 — . . ...... tr.C Ilcirll.illk AUriixu*:! U utiif ..I.*.. . eiMffi' building nice Leras within the vflkgv limits. • ' . wouldn’t have had that rack 1«yfn to pierr-i l.rr g 10." Tho boy was slighlGriffith .& Kerr's new brick, and will Re-sawing, &c., ‘ GLOVES, CORSETS, Dressed flooring SHAWLS, CASSDTOS, SMIar, Sonldligs, 4e., Of every description, kept constantly on occupy it aa soon a* it is finished. znrrncnt. ■—The social of Ibe M. E. Church wilt be held at the residence of D. C. , Griffith, on Tuesday of next week. A cordial invitation is extended tn all. Jlaning, Hatching, Cuuxcii. Rooms, October "27, 74. —Everything at 40 al bottom nwna. Regular meeting held. —We*are informed by John Roe, Present, — Downing, Dnvtd&on, the leader of lhe band, (hat the boys Hardy, Wolcott aud Olds. Trustees. rocenes Smith & Pctxa*. Experienced Workmen s Employed. I OF ALTa KINDS, Minutes of the previous meeting H. YOUNG. M. D. Office fm nr.- contemplating a musical enter­ -Axw^nth «* Tronwt'i k«t*. M«*>> fovevv. tainment, for die benefit of the band, read ithd approved. thia market. to come off in a month or two. Petition presented asking fur a W —The saloon-keepers paid »2(0.00 sidewalk on the east side of Slate I BARBER. M, D., Homiolicense last Tuesday. This money SL.Irctween Reed and Washington will be kept .in a separate fond, and streets. On motion, the above petititiou was WXB8TKR A HOBBS, Black eventually used to build a jail, to lock VVaaaKba. AR kladaor wweHlaUw n^ck««itb granted, and a sidewalk ordered to (oiks up in when they get “tight."be built nnd completed on or before —Mr. Steles, the new proprietor B. RASEY, Drayman. Goodsand of the Nashville House, is up north Nov. 10th, 1874. . Bawmrw -rW4 •» -vpta- In U- riihw.On motion, D. Staley was'let a job hunting. Last week Thursday after­ For tho Wholesale and Retail Trade. Latli and Shingle*, Naahville, Oct. 61b, 1874. It was of planking the bridge east of J. Purkey’s. a black hear, and weighed nearly ' The following bills were presented 600 pounds. ,* ? and on motion allowed : —Hie Vermontville Enterprise Horae* Larkiaa, Timber for bridge, $8 00 don’t know the difference between Wm. G. Griggs, Marabnl-Services, 7.6t Nashville, Tenn., and nnr Nashville; Oa motion, by Downing, the motfbut no one could expect anything ies received’for licenses were voted pLEMENT SMITH. " y. gASTMAN A YOUNG, JJENRY II. WOOD, Justice of the'Peace, BYE and EAR! BOISE BROS'. Dr. R. C. THOWPSO>, •f JACKSON, treat. Ma billi and you will aoe GROCERIES! Important.—Postage. ■ CATARRH. ASTHMA, COBSIJIPTION, EPLEPTIC FITS, fc. Special attention given to the Omca—182 Maia Su. oppoall* UtM.a-d IlouMjackaon, Mich. Zi better when it even ignores our ex­ to be kept in a separate fundi known istence, as license fund. Grtceries, of Every Descnptioiis, BaUtudi. L1KBHAUSER, For csan, or its equivalent, TAILOR ...40046 80 .1.00 A 1.26 ----- » a 50 0 7ft 1.00 0 2-00 1,2ft 0 1,U ......... ..l.ft0@2 00 .80 » 1.00 ......60 M 7ft .....80 (•> 82 I ....SO ^25 local and original matter thia week. But, as it is, we shouldn't be ashamed MRS. L. O. CROCKER To the Electors of the Castleton: Township of ■ many of the exchanges that reach this OTTI?/ STOCK Paints, Oils, Varaisnes & Brashes, would especially call atltention to our large stock of Ushtinc. MKMlevlIJj, Scfel fed. ui Ukr Bnk STATIONERT/j LEGAL BLANKS, CoMFLETB ASSOBTMENT OF “4 9” Grand Rapid’, j FALL AND WINTER .U. TALV1TKEKS hr IUMK1S0. CUT FREE OF CHARGE ! DRgSSMAKING A SPECIALTY. DELL BAELOW, JTdkSHION ABLE BARBER art HAIR DRESSER! WaU.Ptper k Bordering Willard, last Tuesday, vember, next, being lhe third day ther«o', and found him to be a very pleasant in the Stale of Michigan, lhe following offMra are to b* alected, ria.-I and agreeable gentleman. We were A Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secre­ nut able to be out and hear his speech tary of Stale. Andttflr General. Slate Treaearer, Cotnmimioaer of the State Laud Office, the night before, but understand * he Attorney General, Superintendent of Public had a full house and made a fcood. Inatrvctioa. a Member of the State Board of Education in plaoe of David P. Mahcw who sensible speech. —At the People's Convention, iu of 0£ct will expire Dm. Slat, 1874. and * Vermontville, Hon. Henry A. Shaw Repre*en**tive in Congrraa for ibe Third Coagraaxionsl Dia*ri<rt of thin 8*Me, lo was nominated for Senator in the which thia County is rnuchaJ, alao a Sena­ Sixteenth Senatorial District, and tor In lhe But* Legialatarc for Ibe 16th Senniorial Diatrict, composed of life Countira of John Dow us Representative in the Barry and E-too, a* approved by Act. No. Secund District. These men were Republicans, Dow having been elected Shaving, Hair Culling $ Dressing, Shampooing, XwkTilK . THE YAMA8H1B0 (unoclortd) Japan Tea, for (Mean & LairHuraiBate' CRACKERS Geo. formerly leading NAasviiu, Mica. And »ee for youreelve*. STKCTACI.E.S (.wruUd P.LbU) THAT IS THE —We received a social call from Hon. Repmenting nearly e/ery kind known to the trade, and loyou that indulge in the for-1 •ign luxury. »e would *ay TOILET ARJICLES AND. PERFUSES, Come to Our Store! office. ELLHEEYOTCY GOODS! GfiAND RIVER VALLET IX Ba»t Co. ' Patxw Msihcinks, 10.00012.00 Elcrtiou Xollce. Mir liijjiin Centraltailiciad Is Cheap as they eaa be Boughi PROGS & MEDICIRES -....to [JIRRAH FOB —Sickness and scarcity of help ill account for the 'unusual lack of Mr Supervi­ Irving, Uaxiinge, Rutland, Thoruapple,' sor of Sunfield twenty consecutive Yankee Springs and the City of Ha-linri. __ L -.I- — a -J .» . ... > years on that ticket to the Constitution of the State are to be submitted to the people of the fit ata for their ' ACLTE AND CHRONIC D SEISES Diseases of the Eye -and Ear. Council adjourned. —-Mr. A. W. Aylsworth lias been <L A. TRUMAN. improving Ms. residence aud grounds, t- J. YnOBm. Recorder. a Freaidcn'. l»v adding blinds and laying walks. L ost a boric . — A funner named The south side is’ noted for its fine residences, and Mr. Aylswdrth's Pernming Trent, living in Assyria, Barry Cu , found on Friday motning PARADY, Manufacturer of ranks among the first last, that during the night a valuable Oats. —Verrbontville is said to be a tem­ horse of his, that was tn the pasture, Potatoes, Bevtn and Shorn, Beans, perance villag-, but the first number bad either injured himself ii|«on some Apple*, sltarp stake, or had been foully dealt of the Enterprise had three whiskey with, and the appearenees seemed to ' nc-cineu to . FJN10N HOUSE. item*. Sometimes drug stores nnd warrant the Luter belief. Tbeho™.lL'" “»2 . - - - the - I Turnip*. F. Dascbm, Propriator. livery stables are just as sood lo buy had either been tom or stabbed, ' Quinces, MU’lilcrnii. whiskey in as saloonswound entering to his vitals. All that Egxa, per could be done, was dune, but Hie an­ riquiRbes, —■•Brick" Pomeroy thinks, from , imal died early in the day of Friday. Cabbnge. the appearence of lhe News, that —Bellevue Gazette. Honey. Nashville is a live town. It is. Send IVM. JONES, Dino.—In ihia Tilings, Oct. 15tb, 1874, Dried Ar out some of yonr death-ridden tax­ Hay, f) Ton.. papers, or honest, hard-working poor <daughter of Alexander and Pbccba McKenmen. We have room for all such. 1 S CHAS. W. DBMARXY J7OU5TD, the cheapest place noon he sent home a victim. ____ _ A. W. OLDS. 48 — For Tinsmithing, call on Bairn A Pvtxam, J Clocks, Spectadcs,-Sc. _ and Planing Mill east ofthe Depot, NsahvUle, Mich. W. H. KM’HER A Bro. C. C. wotcorr. JEW conaianUy on hand. A Fkesu Stcck or RELIABLE HOUSE Time Table taking effect June 15h, 1674 FAMILY GROCERIES, BAKERY GOODS SugfarH, Spices, Etc. The Choicest Bread wU 1, NMb.ilU, which w. iklwk th. P-ople can Appreciate. Pwe Wines art Idflnws GMBHS! Frtwtth IMCeC-1. Vlekabunrb Schoolcraft mui^n Hwhell'a l Valaparaiao iChkago So-ith Berd Train. Kant. For Medicinal and Mechanical Purpoaea, at Valpailao na»vir. BOISE BROS., Crockery, Statioii. Of everj description. TEAS. COFFEES, t” W PENINSULAR DrVXHICW. By the barrel OYSTERS 6271 (Scccxa*M»ona TO T. Mxxaoi) Glassware & Lamps! CITY DRUG STORE, zfiotrl and gtretaurant <J Last Sunday afternoon, abont half­ FALL ELLffllEY GOODS' past two o'clock, D. W. Russell (more commonly known as Uncle Dan.) sud­ fiesnioa of Hlact or* to be eubnitulod in case Saturday evening when of adoption for no much of Beet ion one of anidaaereo ** precede* Ibe proviso therein, he retired be was as well as ever, in lhe prrsant &mKiiutlon of thia Stale a* but sometime in the night he was il'oow stand* and aubmitle*! for Motion one of article seven in lh« Amended Conalilutaken sick with a pain in the stomach, I would respectfully Invite myxoid custombut it was thought not seriously, and Prescriptions Mrs. N. M. STEBBIKS NEW STORE! it was ZDRESS ZMZAKING Rcribe medicine. Mr. and Mrs. P. HarltcMH were keeping bouse for him. CALL AND 8BI. 1TOY AID FEED STABLE! I. BITGOOD, PRomtrrott. and shortly after two o'clock Mjs. Burrnyor aud minutes after, fthe stepped into his for boUmg the Kleeiion in the Township of CaAloum: At McCormkk a Hall, NaahviUe, Mieb. Dated Contletou, Oct. 21K 1874. E. J. Fkkikxx*, Townaltip Clerk. room to give him some medicine and One alwayx feela the better for Harltom went into Mr. Rusnell'* bed­ room and he told her that he was in less pain and felt better. Twenty found him dead. looking any small evil of life straight The next morning a post mortem in the face. It is wundertu! how few examination wm held by Dr. Par evjls are remediless if you f t rely face l’ri««« te 10,000 W. A. AYLSWORTH the deceased enme lo his death from Cider I Cider • Sir. Russel! has lived in ibis village three yoors^md TVew Store I NEW GOODS! Young Ladies and Gentleman attention; Everything belonging to lhe Grocery, Crockery ft Laap Traie, REMEMBER • That the place to buy your JDK.Y GOOPS As Cheap for Beady Pay Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, lx lay Uoase ia Barry Caaaty. t the time of bi* Lodgings Meals 25 cis. Call at Central House Sign. 3 DAUGHERTY A ROOSA. FUBN1TUBK MWACTOBY' JACOB LENTZ Fort Wane, Jactaos 1 SaiiEZW 8. E. SUOMT LINK BWTWXCN Everything Sew ! Entire New Stock. mentor, of Vermontville, and Dr*. them, and honestly try to remove Young, Barber and Wickham of this them. village, and their verdict Was that Prepared. BOI >E Bru. nut until Sunday forenoon that n physician was called to pre- Carefully Fair Prices and Honest Dealing. denly died. MICHIGAN AND THE tCL” Parlsr, Library, Dinin, 02s GENERAL FDKTDRe! TRAINS RfX nr CHICAGO UXi Together with a full asaortmsnl oi MIRRORS, PICTURES. FrtAMs AND CARDS, BRACKETS. DUSTERS. AC- My Cate aid Feraihlatiin! C4FFK8 INB CASKETS, Ash-Jcnrt’n is,wi GoiiMt North. •t- ■MCV TO U*AK ONE PRICE TO ALL. Coxy Little Brick Store, SUB 9 CDS A ND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. Lwkh.rl, hu Market. NaakvilU, Get. Slat, 1S74. ‘ L.O. BOISE. ui Wai Covered TRUNKS! ON HAND! Ma^viU*, R*j4-1M- ’F74. W, X AYLSWORTH. fee. Lnihr �XJiWS LV •That?- HRIFF. PIPER .■e;»ygs.taa-gasa» K»T, xu., w*a HOL RinqER, tl.m. are as follow^; First diatrtot. 'Bajtar, Democrat, majority ♦.»«; Second district. vtog » fall charge dents. • DfOteb. Forster, and JU!; h .Waldo hood, ha* boon lodged to Jail. charged with McMahon, Democrat, LOW ; Fifth districi. flier, Democrat, 5.1W; Sixth district, Hurd, Democrat, 1.787 : Seventh district, Neal, Dem- RAILROAD tx1Jtt.r.M8XCK. J. W. Qbuwold & Co., M k 56 Hadi- CUSHING’S MANUAL ad hla-hfe W behaved to bo Of abo.rtduratton. Of PsrlidmBntary Practice. • the lialtimoro and Ohio and Michigan Centra’ A reigutag Chicago railroads in Porter qpuftty, tod. Thy «»*< aids' perat, I.«l; Twelfth district, to^ h can euoraeefallr eompete with;them in U quality, style end priara of their goods. , -Mra. Rliaabelh Logan, wife ot Dr. John rnr/FCMt A.VD f.VDOBTn/At. —The decline of trade whiah bee bedn »ol marked in l>e United BtatM has ubi, K teems, been confined to this country. From the quarterly account o the British revenue. the place of crossing to lay tbcdx track. Hers they found a long string of .MichlKau Contra! can drawn up on tho track, deep ditches dug. Jackson county. Ill., Oct. 22, aged aixty-ninv guarded by a iargs tame, of men. Tim dsfenderp refused to ob>y thabheriff, and resisted an manded tho frigate Cumberland during tlx, attempt to arrest the leaders. Tho next stop In c-onroqmmee of physical disability. brea-t measure, height, weight and pr're, our (erapto) “Modal M Shirt " Fated by pa­ tented model SivUebandeubetanttal. Address Fora ikarly THmrr vkar* me Model Shirt Go.. 318outhS<b-st.. Philadelphia RICHMOND PRINTS * ksva M»n feels in kl|k MIHB Sv ik<«* wko Tire improvement made in the Elm­ CUhm Thjr M« greSSMS Iu all ON MOlllH of wood and Warwick Onllsre this nvaeon has —The first of the system of wing-dams for lbs improvement of navigation on tlie Upper Mississippi has Just been completed. It is located at Pig's-Eye Bar, about four miles below SL Paul. —E. E. Morgen's Bona, of Ban Francisco, agent* for the shipment of grain /or the Grangers of California and Oregon, have tkilrd. Their liabilities are over ♦330,000. —The .Grant Locomotive Works of Patersco. N. J., bad a contract for fifty locomoliraa with the Russian government, but with such conditions eUacbed aa to the time of tbeir do ■ livery that the company found it imnoesiblcj o comply with, and work thereon bu been, in tho meantime, suspended. Tbs comuai.y show a largo surplus ov^r their liabilities, bnt in » very unavailable shape. —Prospects are mw good for the prodne- the crowd' hooted and yelled, the engines whistled, and peffed. atwl shrieked, creating -llecent death* i Ex-Gov. Harris Flana- ■u«*h an uproar as to drown the wools of the gin, of Arkansas; Commodore William Inancetwas then ' thade upon Gov. Hendricks, who at once ordered a company of militia to the erene of the troubles, and also telegraphed to President Joy, cf the Michigan Central, to —Several of the Michigan University stu- order hia men to dcalaL* Tho latter repaired to Leks Htatlon. called off the doge of war, aud ojeryMuvg ie joacoful audtotoue once that they rere engaged to ‘‘taaatog." Cfabs more. . and stones wore need promiscuously by both —The Now Orleans, BL Louis and Chicago Railway Company naa been mortgaged to the both aide*. The atudenta have the sympathy Farmer Iroan and Trust Companv of Now of the citiaeue. aa ths totorferenoo of the York. The mortgage in made to secure fiM. police is deemed to be uncalled for. 000.000 of the company's bonds, and includes —The convention of national capital mov- 665 miles of single track on the entire bed of He waa com[xlied by ill-health to withdraw 30 DAYS’ TRIAL. ‘Standard Cray Styles, Ecokomt. dura’Allty a* lUthbona. Sard 4 Co ’• “CHOCOLATE 8TANBARD 8TYLE8,’ s 72 IB *T»at ranaijr, »n< «14slr known »a mod ■•*▼ttaabte prluU. EoUHsw katter for Sally ««r. Tk»»« r<H^« tear tK*«te a# no<«4 akow. Xaar E­ tatter ahouM kaolkni.tM you ctaataaOoa at>4 ayyroral will ooiaalSa. , lftUM DflPQ * TT O-o4 (oreteAhBBd Fortstes str* 8«a- there has been a very sensible diminution in bet of tho•men and afterward an attempt we* tnadn to serve them, bnt thia was again pre­ vented by force, and legal process obsirnct- BECKWITH *20. JUnrt PAUL’8 AGENTS READ THIS! CHICAGO LEDGER. JehuFaal IsoisoT tka brisk tad ot SPr.'Sr?*. nRK»ANN|riete ix'eal A««nt* wanted W^to take ardere for writ­ ins psP«'*t printed I.« W tier Head*, Knvelopai num Merchant*. Ctsr^^gymen, L*wy«.-», Setseta. FaartUe*. Twems* *htesrsL Kor emaidas are a- gautto Purxslivs aa well m a Tonis, relieving Congestion or Jnfiammaiion of tiy Ur*r and Visceral OrgMM. to Ililio**, ‘The’properties of De. WalkkJs I • Foran asency' BOOK CO,, lie V Subscription Books SISF.ffl-'JiSt'ft The Cheapest and Best Paper in the Country. ROOK 6BEMT8K. 1) •« Cycloitedla of T1 Tarrant’s Effervescent Seltzer Aperient WANTED X Forty-Eight Columns Of Choice Beading in Every Issue. Only $1.50 Per Annum, REMINGTON Sewing Machine. Dreka's description. ottered by any newspaper. . W eoalalwlngaul Information, at tarnished on appllcauoa. Ad< THE LEDGER COMPANY, Dictionary Blotter. Clarkes Hew Method 'j C Piano-Forte. LEE & WALKERJ-’JASr^SA*”- THE MORNING STAR! THE ANTHEM OFFERING! ta« msrUs purity or as sxqatstte tells. Il gtvss u> mucis ays ths bloom ot ps'P"t*s4 yontix Add tbs*« effect* u> a vpisudtd bead ot batr ’ytsdecsd •’•*» *" *»"• Hri I* , I way of* ornmo.it. Blotter* will ksvsuo splatter ---------Dr. Pen’l Weaver, of Boston, fell down a MniUas Liniment was freely need, co»tetoutueas restored, hie life eaved.ast tee came teme tn ctstet weeks. This is the mo.t wonderftri States Senator to succeed Han. D. D. Pratt. The Republicans axo in the majority in Iowa | by about 30,000, ip»d accordingly the State -Tho .learner City of Brooklyn, bound to ofiiooa will eontiuub to be administered by gentlemen of that political’ faith, m Chicago from Ogdensburg, exploded bw bolle- near Detroit on the Md of October follows: Secretary of Blate, Josiah T. Ytruig; Auditor, Buren R. Shermaa ; Traastuer. Clirisly — . .. , William . . . .; AttorneyOeueral. M. E. Cette ; Clark Supreme Court, Edwaid J. Holmes^ lie;xrrtee BupreratfCourt, BOOK AGENTS. f, UNWRITTEN • HISTORY, te appropriate and to tbe point. Il la a Moral, yat arti.Mlsrs ac<> eat la-lra ut terrtt IAMLUICAM runnsmso CO-, H« I DR.A.G.OLIN DR. WHITTIER, He BIT St Ourlu Stmt, St Imh, Ko., MARRIAGE GUIDE, FASHIONS. “Smith’sIllustrated Pattern Bazaar.” the OSLT Xagaxlse that IMPOMTS STYLKN and SKLIA Fallers* of Item. Only OXE DOLLAR and TKX CEXTS s TUB, with s Splmdld Premine-.. See Bib OFFEB telsw HIHm DESCRIPTION OF THESE ENGRAVINGS. Sig: T"* t-’IAFTfl MOTFMIn 61.0a noai Utra. nor* uuu-xuna. sms ycara-rauera, with CGOTH MODAf*. » cent*. > 1 Hpnu*. Coa»-iru«*-. O. Bvr. • SO.MSl.UL I’oaa— Saw Meaa, tlV.W. L» air-steam, tex&lto. jFOTdlN Cbcke SaUvmt, H.TL»S.OO; Ooo-l u> Pruu8U*n, Cows and BaUrea. «XM£ low*: Governor, Augustus H. Garland; 1.00; Medium U» Fair, |t««LK; taftrtor to Chief Joalioe, E. B. English; Associate Jas* Onmnwn. »J«*p.TS Houa-Llra. gs.sTra.tt>. ticsa, David Walker, William M. Harrison ; Secretary ot State, B. B. I'eaveaa; Audited Whiter, *LMK0.<n. Wour-Wo. 1 Mj.rtnjt. William It. Millar ; Treasurer, T. J. OkarehflF, >>39»e; Be. i »»o. s *pna*. Oosk-Ma. «, »>jJWe. CMT»-No.X fffr Attorney-General, Huao:-. I*. Hughes; Coan miaaioner of Stalo Lands, J. R. Smithes; «mrae. but at the aamo time nrmln* a col~ ~ ~ ~ *iakin; Cbancoty’ The naw Con. rxmi of tho Capitol. Thirteen hnndred sed a*at*ud ky L. J. Rmereow W«kat-Mo. l.n&fte; Ko. 9, OS&fic. So. 2, nftTSc. OaT»-3.‘. 2, M*4k Bawun-ffe. cnrciMWATi. 51S- ladv*a Coal » n «*■-— w... -- Wt.farrrrvro xnnvr ' te Yiekoau Bittkeb are Aperient. Disr-borerio, Oanntuativc, Nutrition*. Laxative, Diuretic Bodativa, Counfcr-IrAtani, Badorific, AlteraJvr. and Anti-Bilious. . Gratefu I Thoutiands proclaim V ixEUAP. Bitters-the moot yrondcrfui ln.vigor&nt that OVW «u*CaMM.«l tiro ainkuig. system. , No Person can take thldpBitters according to direetianc niKlatrctin long unwell, provided their bones are not do-' etroved by mineral poison or other means, and vital organs'waated beyond Bilious, Remittent am| Inter­ mittent Fevers, wlrfch'are so.preva­ lent in tbe valley* of oar great river* throughout the United States, especially: those of the Mississippi. Ohio, Missouri,. Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many, others, with their vast. tributariefi, throagfcout out entire cowntry during the Sunuuor anti Autumn, nod’rcmarkably so during sea­ sons of unusual beat and dry new, are invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the stomach atxl liver, aud other abdominal viscera. Tn their treatment^a purgative, exertwi?! pow­ erful induencc upon these various or­ gans, is' essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to Dn. J. Walker’s VnreftAR Bittbrs, as they will speedily remove the darkcblored viscid matter with Kbiph.lbo bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulating tbe secretions of tbe liver, and generally restoring tbe healthy functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the body against disease by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pam in the Shoulders, Coughs Tightness of the Chest, Dixxiwss, Sour Eructations of the Stomach. Rod-Taste in the Mouth, ffiJIOQS-Atlacki. Palpltataliop of tbe Heurt.IunamfljatioiLtl dio Lungs, Paiu bt.tiie.iegiou of Ahe Kid­ neys, and a hupdred other painful eymp; tomB, are the oflspriugkAjf DyspepsiaOne bottle will prove a better guarantee of Its merits than a lengthy.advertise­ ment. Scrofula, or King’s White Swollings. Ulcers, KrysipcUW, BWeBSl N’cuk. Goitre, Scrofulous 1 nflainfflotbnw. indolent Inflammations, Mercurial AffecOoQ*, OU Sores, Eruption* of tbe Skin, Sore Eyes, etc Intheae. a* iu all other coDxUtqtiona) Dis­ eases, Walker's vikkoar Butko* have shown their grant curative powers in the most obstinate and intractable cases. For Inflammatory nnd Chronic K11 011 mat Ism. Gout, Bilious, Remit­ tent and lutornnttent Ferors, Disease*of the Blood, Liver, KMners and Bladder, them BiUor* have no rqaal. Strh Disease* ■ are caused by Vitiated Blood. ‘ 1 • Mechanical Diseases,—Person* en­ gaged in Paints and Minerals, such aa Plambcra, Type-ncttcrs, Gold-beaters, and Minara, a* Uiajr advance in fife; ora gubjert to - parslysfo of- tho Bowels. To Euard ■ npainst this, take a dose of Walkes's VieKu a a BittiIbs occasionally. For Skin Diseases. Eruption*, Tet­ ter, Salt-Ebenm, Blotches, Spot*. Picnpk i. lUstule*, Boils, CaYbundos, Rtog-wonn.', Scald-bead, Horn Eyes, Erysipelas. Tteh, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humor* nnd Dincasev of the Skin of'whatever namo or nature, nro literally dug up and carried out of the *y*tem in a short time by the u*o of these Bitters. . I*in. Tape, and athrt- Worina, lurking-fa Um svrtam of m» osaay *hou<«utl«. are effectually ilestrojod and removed. N o eratem of medicine, no vermifuges, no anthehmnilia* will free the system from worms , like thera BlUbra. ‘ For Female Complaints, In jowg or old, married or ringlc, at the dawn of wo­ manhood, or tbe tea* of Sfe, tbesa Tenic. Bitter* display sb decided an uifiiumM that improvement is soon perocpdlilo. Cleanse the Vitiated Hlood when­ ever you find iu bnpuritica bursting through tho (kin ia Pkuplea, Kruptiom, cr pure*: cleanse it when you find it obstructed sud sluggish in tbe veins; cleanse it when it is foul; your (eatings wW tell you when. Keep tbe blood pure, aud the health of tbe system will follow. ' v«r sllsUirrthopixn. •alers *»»rywteTS. Fat Docrl| mr« List addrrd, •. A. HKM'TVKI St co-. banters Mreet, Mew York. —At Providence, Boons county, Mo., last week, Brane] Bleveoeon and Tbomaa Bar­ nett. between wtcs an c!d gredgs existed, metal a registration booth and quarreled, wltfni Btevuoeon shot Boniotl, killing him almost blatantly. -The Washington polk* have arrested a gang of book thieves who bare b*<Rt making adopted by a majority of about 70,000. Ttie L.llowkg table cxbMtts the resuXof titsOon­ ____ grouional sleditm* in the tire States which paying bls addrreis* to a Mm* Lynk, and cm- ToUd {az to*' October, tofisUra ------- _.~a_s aa_ v. • - j with the political outnplexinnof ibtii <1 clogs- SBWMBB*MB>ureTi<« evsry word true; a Romance, yet a History i . evetylln*; an Indian »*ory. yn a Whiia Man-* —The Ogdon House, David Beeor, In Nebraska, the Republicans eiectod their Btate ticket by a largely increased majority, aa follows » Governor, Silas Garber; —The Ptovuix Woolen Milk at Seneca Secretary of Stele, Rrnyo Tx-chnck ; Treasur­ er, Joseph C- McBride j Superintendent of ♦30,000. Public Instruolion, J. M. McKsuxie; State Prison Inspeoter. Nathan K. Porter; Attorney­ esjja uro cnnnxALR. —Luther Bryant, a street merchant of Rew General, Goo. H. Roberts. Tho Republican*, York, wan recently arrested for a minor of having a majority in the Legislature, will elect a Beoatot in place of lion. rMidmxM was enter*! aad robbed at ♦100,000 Thoe. W. Tipton. There being no rtganlwd opposition, the Concert stive Stale ticket ia money ead valuable*. Chicago, HL rietta Hute. Bsavtti. Itraeteone. Sorss.er any 0a«». boos we,ooo. Dr. J. Walker*8 CaHfomia Vin­ egar Bitters » purely .Vecetabh preparation, made ehfofit from, tbe na­ tive herbs found on the fewer range* ol the SierraNevada mountain* of tfclifornia, the medicinal propertie* of which are extracted flmrcfrom witboutihe use of Alcohol. Tbe question is nhnp«v dally naked, °Wbat is the cause of tho unparalleled succoes of Vinegar BitteksT’’ Our answer is, that they remove tbe cause of diwaao, aud tiro padent re­ cover* bi» health. They are lhe grrait blood purifiernnd aHfe-givine principle,, a perfect Renovator and InvigonMor> of the svatom. Never before in tho history of’ lhe world ha* a modiciny been componndid purashing the remarkabto BOOK. . - rre book ha* bran SamaaSaS by a Mbits elasMT tM a«aaral«S te dl»ra<ar«ad. -X. ..'■L.M.u.,. .. ..14 a* Safea WE WANT DEffTBucnox ix Disouiu. — It is a was thinly attended, only five Hutes being —Tho -most important announcement in, fact that mixtures of bad liquors and AGENTS VHE-fiEMI1 repreeontou. ' railroad circles la to the cEect that Mr. Joy acid astringents are often given for AGENTS world that —At the business meeting of the Society of haa tend«J*<! Ms resignation aa ITeeident of medicines. They are potmt to destroy !■ pmltltrlr preum>v and dtut tho Army of the James, held in New York. the Michigan Central railroad. nnd may bs aately warranted to ruin, AGENTS MIrr door b*tOct. 21, a resolution that Gnu. FUxjahn msrnlly and physically, any human be­ AGENTS Porter had been tfnjustly treated, and his ca*c ing that sticks to them long enough, or.lu have lu>rn should bo reopened, tnw tabled. AGENTS -^n»s White Leaguers m Louisiana propose ■i Moro drunkards been Ynajll* made 11V by —Dr. A. E.'Jeune-, Superintendent of the to divide their nominees with the colored po<> I these villainous ooncoctions, labeled mcdicinet, than by the liquors of comBoldtera* Orphana’ Homo at Xenia, Qldo, ba* plc_ -A WuttagUm <U.p.leb ic lb, Cble.go «"»"■ than ■" —A severe atorm occurred in England and Tribunr says •• there lo tho ycry best author- ' nn rcmedien, are more mischievous Bcotland recently, which caused ipuatdamage Ity for tho statement Hint the President has tavern drama. For intermittent and re­ both on land and era. The rivonr were all grown weary of the third-term talk, aud has ,1 in it tent fevera, as well aa for all other greatly swollen, end swe;4 away bridges and intimalsdhii purpose to publicly define his, diseases which theeo 'fiery frauds are i falsely certified to relieve^IJR. Walker’s homies, and to some instances cixried off hu­ posittoa ou that subject at an early day. He | ’ Vixeoar Bitters, the no plut ultra of man beings to tiro torrent. Considerable will disclaim all hope or anibllio for a ro-; yegetable medicines, ib a positive cure. damage was also done to tho shipping, several | But this is uot all ; tho great Temper­ vessels being dnvon ashore. a candidate again, even if he should be re- I anec Elixir ia a sovereign specific for THE “MEDAL FOB PROGRESS,” —It is propoeed to create an advisory par* nominated Iu convention. From tho name J<• prayed appetite for stimulant!*, lament in Alsace and Lorraine, Ute duty of source the information is had that the ' created’ by tho false tunics and boyus which win bo to suggest to tbs German Par-, White House ticket tot 1974 will be Wash- | restoratives of Missionaries of Internliament suitable legislation for those prov- borne, of Illinois, for the first pbcc, and pcrancc. Within the present year many No Sewing Machine, deceived a Higher Speaker Blaine for Vice-President. It (is un- well-known citizens have certified that —Extensive brush and gras* fires have been derst-ml that Wins will consent to take the ’ a course of Vxxeuau Bittekh invariably burning to the vicinity of Ft-Wayne, Ind . and aeoond place. TMa statement of lhe Presi- I obliterates the desire lor spirituous exdrtit'x position with regard lo the third term | eitunt*. ______________ Ohio, the result of the eonttofcsd drought. project ex,nits from ouch a quarter and in , Jr_ix T-------here------orc --«» said *to be thirty-eiglh such a shape tf.xt it IK entitled to lhe fol Jen l are suffering for the neceesaricx c f life on credor.ee. oe will bo demonstrated by the •" wombn now occupying pulpits in tho | United States ecconol of tho devastation caurod by the tion of ti-e President within a few weeks." , graevhoppeni,'was preect.tcd to the H ?ard of —The liepnblican* of ths Finn, Boooud and I Preserve wood by coaling it With Trade of Chicago, recently, by ben. Ord, and Third Congretsioua! Districts of Illinois, cm* Endorsed by the Jtufiral, Btucational ana ‘ a committee of prommeut msmlx.-a of the bracing lhe city at Chicago, have nominated ; oxide of iron. general Press, and Goti^ Teachers, lo be board was appointed to solicit snbscripttona Sidney Bmith, Jasper D. Ward and Charles VERMONT collects $1 from each of Beyond all Comparison the Best B. Farwell for Cingresa—»ho two last for 1 her dogH. to be had at Book and Music stores. thread through Lota*. —An important suit, involving a principle re-ei^Uon, and the first to succeed John B. [ ---------------*-------- :~ Sent by Mad, Price, (3.75. ‘ — ail C —o. .’b of the new Iowa Hail way law, h*4 Uxn insti­ Rice. Tint — NoBTHwgsTKRN Horhk-N tuted st Clinton, in that Bute. Tho proFinished ’"Nail la the best to the world. —Tho Legislature ctf 'Vermont haa sleeted Uoorgo F. Edmunds United Slates Senator ■VKW MIMIC UOIIKX. Book agents, read the advertisement of H. pany for Wl,G0€ damages for the destruction for fix years from tho 4th of March next L. Bhopard A Go., Chicago. of property which was eet on fire by sparks —The following is a detailed statem-int of For Choirs. Singing Schools, Cocwenbona etc. froia a . locomotive. The railway company the rc*u’t of the elections hold in various domes its liability. The case will bo tried States on tbe 13th of October: In Ohio the next mouth. Democrsu eueceeded in securing te majority ___ _____ . . .. in the lyixt Legislature, be*idee choosing tbe hand*, and use Lyou** Kathairon upon your bslr. FIRKS JiXb CA8UALTIKS. following gentlemen for tho offices named, by yt* Balia make* your oasplexten pearly, Mf> and —The New York wrecking steamer A. Wtomajorities ranging in tho neighborhood of natural,and you can’t t*llwteatdid IL Ilreaioves 30,000: Svcretary of State, William Ball; freebie,, tan, •aliowa***, rlng-marlra. noth-patch’ fifteen persons. —The boilers in the pork house of Mitchell & Co., al New Albany, Indi, exploded with bcr of Board pt Public Works, Martin Bhilder; . terrific force last week, tearing the boiler-shed Clerk of Supreme Court, Arnold Green ; Judges of Supreme Court, Wm. J. Gilmore, • to.pieoee. and reverely scaidtog four perrooe. George Bex. In Indian*, the Democratic ..... , , , i . SUU, uek«< — .leeUd bj .bool and carried 200 foot from their original poei- 15,000 uisjority, as follows: Secretary ! of State, J. E. Neff , Auffitof, E Henderson ; B..) a 8U., -A. W. Putnam, freight conductor on the Burlington, Cedar Bapids and Minnoeota rail­ C. A- Buskirk ; Jndge HnpremeOourt. Horace j road. was killed by being run over while P. Biddle; Huperijalendsul of Bchoola, Jarnos II. Smith. 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The millions of Spiritualists in the LETTERS. There resided in the lower portion of united Slates find their Mecca, just calf was perfectly willing to have it Rondout, not long since, a swain whose now, in a little farm-house which lies open, but circnmstaooes rendered it sweetheart dwelt in a distant place, and seven miles north of Rutland, Vt It necessary for him to suspend business in communicating with her her lover is the home of Wm. H. and Horatio G. for a while. There iiad been a good was compelled to call in the aid of Eddy, and it is haunted by hundreds of many burglaries, uod Metcalf bought a a third person, as' his early education ghosts. OoL Henry S. Olcott has been dog to keep in his store at night. .. The was defective, perhaps from too fre­ investigating the phenomena for the and the .Orttpfiie. His mnn that sold the dog said that its one quent indulgence in “playing hookey.” Now York ” Bmwrtfe Be , strong peculiarity was vigilance. That To guard against any temptation for the series of letters in the latter paper have dog would watch that store closer than scribe’s falling in love with his sweet­ been profusely illustrated. The Chi­ heart, the young fellow settled upon a cago Tribunr. condenses from both married man to perform the duties sources an account, apparently au­ What then th a the dog loose in the store, and Metcalf thereof, and so for a time things worked thentic, of the Eddy brothers and their locked up snd went home. When he most harmoniously. The . scribe had doings * They were, it seems, tormented Their came down in the morning the dog flew been there himself, and profiting by his by spirits from their birth. at him as ebon as he opened the door, experience, he penned such deliciously father, s prosaic farmer, first essayed to A btellhy »ort of Imv'.tdp. Tb» atatem&t PnteA baa tees. and attempted to breakfast on Mr. Met­ gushing letters to Mary Ann—in the cast out the devils by beating and starv­ calf's lags; whereupon Mr. Metcalf sud­ name of George, of course—that the ing the victims. When this failed, be denly shut the door and sat down tq little maid soon surrendered the citadel used his children’s spiritualistic gifts friend there. think. Then he went after the man of her heart to George, and promised in to make money. They gave exhibitions. who sold the dog, but he had gone out due time to surrender her hand. also. He superintended the show and pocketed The boys and their of town to see his aunt, and wouldn’t Now, time in its flight caused the swain the proceeds. . A lall joni«»u<, and shall be all night, so you see—" have. What comes into your mind ?’’ ‘ WiUffeaham. bo back for a month. Metcalf then un­ to move to a neighboring river town to sister (now dead) wore mobbed, stoned, “ Oh, yes I '* said the gypsy, with a “Gnmd'ther always promised,” be­ They were sudden flashi? ber eyes, “but as for gan Becky, but she did not finish just dertook to coax the dog through the pursue his calling; but it was necessary to beaten, burnt and shot. money no matter. I have taken a spoon, then. Something twined itself about crack of the door, but the animal still keep up the correspondence with Mary twisted into agonizing positions, and Hha reeled a silver spoon, you know, that the lady her waist, not the arm of a lover or bis manifested a resolute determination to Ann in the same handwriting, as George tied there for hours,'while the mani­ . VARIETIES. I kiTcjJ,! Wvi.1 By couata »«•; gave her cook. I wouldn’t touch one wraith, a harder thing—a bit of clothes­ chew Metcalf's legs, and so Metcalf got a friend in his new home to' write festations went on. When they cam® Love and let love. home, they would glallly have relin­ that wasn’t honestly come by.” line. The handkerchief fell from her closed the door again and began to wish the tender messages and mail them to 'O urs at home —The baby. ho had bought a dog less attentive to quished their inconvenient powers, but the scribe in this city to copy and post. “ Of course not,”-, said Becky, I face—the gyp«y woman wm helping wouldn't sit here talkin' with you if I the tinker to bind her arms behind business. Then be procured a double­ The plan succeeded admirably for a they could not. It is noteworthy, by barreled gun, and spent the remainder the way, that these powers were in ­ thought you would; but Mrs. Cope her. time, but on one ill-fated day the scribe, Proximo a trunk is an inborn talent. of the week rhooiing slugs and ligllets after inditing a most loving epistle to herited. Mrs. Eddy, the mother of the ain’t one to give away spoons.” . “You need not be afraid, pretty Max is mister, but woman is a mys­ “ Nor to have much silver,*’ said the lady ; you will not bo hurt,”'soid the down the chimney, and through the Mary Ann, ending, of course, with a boys, was n clairvoyant Htr mother tery. doors and windows, and up through the prayer for a reply by return mail, in a bad the aame faculties. Her great­ gypsy. soft-voiced sibyl; “ not hurt at all, There are many who can’t read who cellar ceiling, and still the dog held fit of abstraction aigned his own instead grandmother was sentenced to death “ Much you know,” said Becky. lady. Only you must -not follow us ; for witeberflt in 1694, but was rescued know A Bee secs. out, until finally Metcalf got a section of George ’ s name. Tho return was a “ Why, she's got a dozea tea and a and the fertupe—that is all true. Gyp­ Some men. Like pictures, are better of wire fence, placed it across the door­ female, and no leZk a one than Mary from Salem jail by friends, and dozen dessert and six table and two sies read the stars.” way, opened the door, and banged the Ann'a own mother, who searched out secretly sent to Scotland. The children for a corner than a full light. salt; tea-pot, cream-jug and butter­ When Dr. &ope and his wife came obnoxious *animal into eternity. Then the scribe, and laying his last tender could not go to-school, for they were We are always looking . into the fu­ plate : and two knivea and sugar tongs. back next morning they fottnd their sil­ he entered and found that he had shot effusion to her daughter before his as­ accompanied thither by rappings that ture, bnt we see only the past There nAw.” ver gone, the wardrobe robbed, and FORTUNE. boles through the molaaaes cans and tonished eyes asked him in such tones drove the other scholars wild with fear. Mart come to bring their clothes to “ Yes, I know," said the gypsy. . •• I everj chicken- flown; a little after they AK^eekyjiat on the doorstep of the . the coal-oil barrels, and had blown all as only an outraged mother can com­ They have consequently had little edu­ church rather than themselves. doctor’s cottage knitting in the twilight, can see ’em shining in—in—something found Becky gagged and bound behind the chinaware to atoms; so that the mand, how dared he, a married man, cation. They ore, and always have all the work done for the evening—the : dark and deep—" the barn, and, though an acute detec­ ** Deeb Jon : Comet afpostate. store looked as if a fifteen-inch shell with a family, write such a letter to her been, unpopular. They are shy, gruff, “Mam.” “The old sideboard in the sittin'- tive was called in to find the property, milk strained and put by in tho shining ; had burst in it. Metcalf cleaned up innocent lamb of a daughter.. Then sensitive men. Their reputation for he never fouxld it But, of course, al­ pans, tho cups and saucers all polished room," said Becky. “ That’s so." Whex a person has to stand up in a and resumed; but he is anxiously await­ that scribe had to rise and explain how | integrity is good, but the neighbors and standing in rows on edge in the “ Well," said the woman, “it’s better though he could not make Mrs. Becky " Paris horse car no fare is collected by ing that man's return from his visit to he had been engaged in an amicable think they are in league with the devil. pantry, all the flies soared out, and all to be a gypsy, and not care for things' a confederate, he got the story, of the the driver. Fair enough I his aunt’s. He wante to see him about fraud, and the words must not be taken With this preface about themselves, we the shutters closed in the well dusted like those. They arts all trouble. But gypsy out of her ; and Bob Barker hav­ Wk arv Uviag, we are dwelling. something.—Danbury Newt. as an expression-of his own sentiments pass to what they, or the spirits around room—she fell a-thinking of Bob Barker, see how we run away from our talk, ing been hoard to declare, speaking of There have been —oh, no I by no means—but those of them, have done. and woaderiu r whether he meant any-' and the light-haired young man, a-rid- poor Becky, that “rich a darned fool UINT3 TO COMIX LECTURERS. To be libeled la sublime. thousands of manifestations. Very George. His explanations, however, thing by grinning at her so when he j ing in a cart, a-thinking of you all the he never heard tell on,” the prophecy Comik Ickturing iz sn unkommon fully satisfied the matron, and all is many have consisted only of feats of A Cincinnati young man sent a note stopped to say a word about the weather while. I see him,” said the woman, does not seem likely to prove true. And pesky thing tew do. to his girl asking at what time he should clairvoyance, moving furniture, and at the back gate. | squeezing up her eyes. “He has red Bob, th® two children, . the wagon, again serene. It iz more unsarting than the rat­ rapping out communications. Two call, and received in return the follow­ “ FtT'ffke lo know,” raid Becky to I cheeks, and very thick boots, and yes— horsoe,. cows, and pigs are alii! only ketching bizziness nz a means of grace great classes of facts remain —the float­ ing brief billet doux : heraelf. “ Bob is a good young fellow. ■ a striped shirt, not a white one." dreams vainly nourished in the soul of THE KELLGGG-BVRKE SHUUtINO or az a means ov livelybood. ing in air of human bodies and the ma­ “ What can we do,” inquired the and I'm most tired of livin' out; even if "I vow and declare I ’’ said Becky. Becky Filkins. AFFRAY IN NSW ORLEANS. terialization of spirit forma. Horatio Methodist ministers, “to make Sabbath­ Most ennybody thinks they can do it, I R want a mon on ' “And' fid* hasn’t proji^td yet, I A dispatch to tke Associated Press Eddy, when he was in hi« seventh year, and this is jist what makes it so bother ­ the pc' I don’t think I think," said the gypsy._____ schools more interesting And an un­ gives the annexed particulars of tho was uno night carried three miles regenerate publican suggests, ^ATake Thomas Jefferson wrote the following sum tew do. would mind hevin’ married help, Becky unconsciously shook her head. When it iz did jist enuff it iz a ter- shooting affray in New Orleans, on the through the rir to n neighboring moun­ the boys out fishing. ” “Heigh, oh I I .reckon married life “ I see he hasn’t” said the pft>phet- excellent advice. There is much human 29th nit., between Gov. Kellogg and tain-top, and left to get home as he has its trials, too. There's some turns ess. “ And what you want to know is nature and good sense in it: “ Harmony rifick success, but when it iz overdid it A converted liquor-compounder has Major Burke, a prominent Democratic could. A’oV Olcott gives no authority in a married state is the very first thing it like a burnt slapjak, very imperti­ oat very bad ; but you don’t want to go when he will ?” ‘ x politician: “About half-past 3 this for this story, which may be founded been divulging the secrets of his pro­ nent. I to be aimed at. Nothing can preserve and sot down an old maid after all, and ! “ I never did,” said Becky, not as a fession. Now, if a corner- groceryman afternoon a collision occurred between on a mere cose of aleep-walking, but he There aint but phew good judges ov affections uninterrupted but a firm reso­ I kind o’ expect^ whichever way you do, denial, but as an qjaculaticn. pov. Kellogg and Major E. A. Burke, quotes the testimony of two out of three could be got to the mourner’s-bench you’ll be sorry.* 8o you might as’well | “Listen, preUy lady !”aaid the woman lution never to differ in will, and the humor, and they all differ about it what a world of good he might do. determination of each to consider the Whenever a man hsz made up hiz near the corner of Rampart and Canal rye-wilneasea to the fact that another have somebody to find the marketin’ as J glancing down the road,: along which r streets. Gov. Kellogg, accompanied brother, now dead, was carried out of a A ixxve song by Dean Swift: not. Bob is handsome, too, in his Bun-1 sulky-looking man, with a tinker’s out- love of the other of more value than any mind that he iz a wit then ho iz mis­ by Jndge Atocha, was going home in window and over the house. There are *• MoUla abatl. ’dsy ttttab-most; and he’s light, and ! fit, was just then plodding. "Listen, earthly object whatever on which a wish taken withont remedy; but whenever a cab, which was stopped at the place btridreda of instances to be given under the pubhk haz made up their mind that' I’m tind I’ve heard that's lucky, j lady. I can tell you .all jpu want to can be fixed. How light, in fact, is the he haz got the jliseaze then bo haz*go^it above indicated, and a conversation cn the second grand division—the ma­ Molli dlelnla. sacrifice of any other wish when weigh ­ i. know, and 1’11 makes bargain. * I'll ask sued. Burke put his hand in his breast terialization of spirits. The ghosts of ■. “ Want to have your fortune told, I you nothing now, and I’ll come back in ed against the affections of one with sure. and drew a whip, with which he at­ knowu and unknown persons have ap­ Individuals nevor'git this tiring right; pretty lady ? ' said a voice at her ear at a year; and it I've told you true, you whom we arc to pass our whole life. tempted to atrike Kellogg, when the peared in the house and in the neigh­ thia moment. i can pay mo then. Could anything be Opposition in a single instance will the publick never get it wrong. The publick never, cheat themselves Governor pulled out his pistol and borhood, in darkness and in light. hardly of itself produce alienation ; this Becky was a good Methodist and be- > fairer ? ” A codobed preacher down South took nor other lolk, «hen they weigh out Ored. ^e “hot lately gnuing Burke, People have talked with them and have only takes place when all the opposi­ hamilj ta a paripitelta Satan. " Why, I reckon not," aai<l Becky. who thereupon drew his revolver and felt them. They have been distinctly for his text the words, “ Though after When,thia inquiry cameeopatnpon bar , "And at nine to-night," aaid the tions are put, as it were, in a pouch, my skin worms destroy this body, yet Tharo iz just 16 ounces in a pound of fired three or four shots, without effect, seeu? CoL Olcott we:ghed the spirit day dreaoi, ahe jumped np and nllered ; gypay, "tho pretty lady will eome to which, while it is filling, the alienation the cab in which wercTeated Gov. Kel­ of an Indian girl, Honta, twice. She in my flesh shall I see God,” which he n little acream, letdtag quit— euro that the corner ol the old barn yonder, and is insensibly going on, and when full It glory, and ne more, that iz by the pub­ divided into three parts, as follows : logg and Judge Atocha being driven stood on a Fairbanks acale and weighed , it waa the old gentleman ta proper per I the gypsy will work a epoll with three it complete. It would puzzle either to lick’s steelyards. '••First, skin-worms ; second, what they No man kan be a helthy phool unless off. Gov. Kellogg states that when 88 pounds the first time and 65 the next eon thatytood at her elbow ; bnt as ahe . Lairs ol tho pretty lady’e bead, and a say why, because no cue differ! nee of done ; third, what the man seen after Burke approached ,tho cab, be (Kel­ He turned the full force of a batteiy recovered breath, ehgsaw pothwg more (Bit ot somothtag tho man oho thinks of opinion has been marked enough to he haz Bussed at the brest ov wisdom. Those who fail in the comik bizzincu logg) extended his hand, which Burke upon her without producing any appar­ dreadful" than a $Hghl, ^onng gypsy baa touobesl, sod aho arall know what produce a serious effect itself. The took, and at the same moment seized ent effect. Nearly all the phenomena “ Got anything for a rick man to woman, in a red flannel naoquo and j ahe wants to know. It's a good fortune; affections arc wearied out by a constant are them who have bin put out to nuss, him by the wrist with the other, and attending the appearances of “Katie read inquired a pug-nosed boy at a abort brown rnlioo dress, with a hand-, u,o lady needn't bo afraid. Wait! stream of little obstacles. Other sources or bin fetched up ou a bottle. attempted to pull Kellogg out, but the King" in London and in Philadelphia news-stand the other day. “Yes, any­ If u man iz a genuine humorist ho iz kerchief over her head, a baby strapped his name begin with an A, or of disconte'nt, very common indeed, are Governor, being the stronger of the have been repeated in or around the thing you want—Bibles, poems, reli­ to her back, and some odd trifles—shoe- B f" the little cross porpokes of husband and superior tew tho bulk ov hiz aujience, two, quickly released himself from Eddy homceteatl Very many persons gious books, and so forth,” replied the stringy buttons, a comb or two, and a .-b, is it? Well, well know all wife in common conversation—a dispo­ and will oftentimes hav tew take hiz pay Burke's grasp, and at once drew bis have witnessed them. clerk. “ Bibles 1” echoed the boy, “ do few boxes of matches,' ragged as if for ttboat B-J^bout Bpb ? eh?-V 9 sition in cither to criticise and question for his services in thinking so.—Joth pistol and fired. Gov. Kellogg and Since CoL Olcott began his investi­ you think dad’s a hangel? Gimme a Dillingt. sale ifi a dingy little chip basket, which to night behind the old barn ;” ’ and «fl what the other says, a desire alwaya to Major Burke, in conversation with an gation ho has received innumerable lively dime-novel—one with an Injun ahe carried in her hand. ahe alkcd_ following fon<iwino> the trudging demonstrate and make the other feci in she _ walked, Associated Press agent, after the shoot­ letters from all over the country asking sculping a so!ger.” NOT TO BE FRIGHTENED. “L^tthe poor gypsy tell the lady’s tinker down the road, while Becky th< wrong, especially in company. An ol i Franch shoemaker, who boasted ing, did not differ materially in their Km to procure information on different It was in a Massachusetts village that fortune," said the soft voice again. clasped her hands together and cried : Nothing is so goading. Much better, that nothing could frighten him, was versions of the affair. Burke was ar­ poin's from the spirits. Most of the an old scisaors-grinder, calling on a •‘Shtfkn >WB what she was thinking of therefore, if our companion views n “ It’s qorc than nat’raK Lord for­ thing in s different light Irom what qe put to the test by two young men. rested and taken to the Central Police letters, it is needless to add, are very minister, made the usual query, “ Any m ahfi sat there, and she can toll her if give us all?" One of them pretended to be dead, and Station, but was released at the instance ailly. They serve to show, neverthe- ,scissorr to grind ?’’ Receiving a nega­ her wish'll come true.” Nine o’clock seemed very long in do, leave him in quiet possession of his the other, going to the shoemaker, in­ of Judge Atocha, who went to the sta­ lees, how wide spread public interest in ,tive answer, it was the minister's turn, When a girl, wimple or gentle, looks coming to Becky. Perhaps the gypsy views. What is the use of rectifying duced him to “aft ap” with the sup­ tion for that purpose by request of this subject is. Is Spiritualism a cheat, ,which he took by asking, “Are you a into vacancy and simpers to herself, it woman found the time long, too. All him if the thing be unimportant ? Let Gov. Kellogg. The difficulty arose or is it true ? There are many, many would be bard if a shrewd bystander woman are impatient, bnt the tinker, it pass for the prevent and waits softer posed corpse. The shoemaker was in a man of God?” “I do not understand hurry with some work he had promised from correspondence in the papers people who would give a good deal to you.” could not guess her thoughts. But this who had trudged back along the road, moment and more conciliatory occasion “Are you prepared to die?" relative to naturalized citizens. Both have that question definitely decided. I apt hit struck Becky as miraculous. took it quietly, lying among the long of reviving the subject-together. It u to have completed the next morning. The question struck home. Gathering So be took his tools and leather, and the Governor and Burke were con­ She said “ Law, now !” and blushed In experimenting on the mechanical up Iris kit and scrambling for the door, grass under the trees, quite hidden wonderful how many persons are ren­ gratulated by their friends on the harm­ began working beside the corpse. power of horses, Sanson found that the he exclaimed, terror-stricken: “ O from all observation by the shadow ot dered unhappy by inattention to the less termination.” About 12 o'clock at night a cup of black “ The pretty lady knows that I can the foliage and the dusk of eventide, little rules of prudence.” farm horses about Paris weigh, on the Lor* I O Lor'! you ain't a going to kill coffee was brought him to keep him see her thoughts,” said the gypsy. average, 651 kilogrammes (1,403 Ibe). : thinking of something pleasant that INTERESTING. TUB QUAMPIQN OFFICEHOLDER. awake. He drank it and resumed work. An English girl doubtless would have made him grin, and' chewing bad toand give about 2,500,000 kilogramme­ Europe signifies a country of white There is great congratulation in SIXTY F/NGER-BINGS About 1 o’clock, the coffee having ex­ disclaimed the title “lady,” and re­ ters of metal work per day of ten hours. 'WEARING complexion ; so named because the in­ DAILY. . the hampion The total force necessary to produce hilarated him, forgetting that he was Great Britain over marked that she “ wss but a servant However, whether xt seemed alow or habitants there are of lighter com­ dead-beat, who hat Among the Ramans plain rings were drawn from but Yankee help, wfiat is left of it, con­ fast, time went . on, of course, and plexion than those of either Africa or in the presence of death, ho commenced this useful effect is calculated at 3,670,­ public treasury for twenty 000 kilogrammetera. to ring a lively tune, keeping time with the siders itself entitled to the term aa well brought nine o'clock with it Bedcy The total work 'worn originally on either hand at option, Asia. Africa signifies the land of corn, the nice little salary of don® is therefore 102, and the useful but when gems sn4^prcciou« stones as ita nuxtreos. And as fir the “pre£ his hammer. Suddenly the corpse yean listened to the lost stroke dropping or Afars. It was celebrated for its arose and exclaimed, in a hollow voice— SOO,000 per annum for doing abso­ effect about seventy kilogranunotei* per were added they wuTe worn by prefer­ ty,” Becky had her mirror and her van­ from the eight-day clock in the abundance of corn and all kinds of on the left, and it was considered The Rev. Thomas second. These calculations are based ence “ When a man is in the presence of lutely nothing. ity as well as you and L She merely ' - - - « kitchen, as ahe locked the door after grain. Spain, a country of nbbite, or Thurlow, a nephew of the great Chan­ on the estimate that the mean effort extremely effeminate to wear them on responded, “ IJmin't said nothin’,her, shook the door of the hen coop to oonies. This country waa onoe so in­ death he should not sing I” conic®. This country was once so in­ sat dawn onmithe porch But she down thn' rv.—again. k « ..... ‘. .. ............ . . . . The shoemaker started, then sud­ cellor, was the happy man. Mr. Thur­ necessary in walking, the bone being the right hand. Al first one ring was see that it was fast, and Lorried fested with these animals that the in­ denly dealt the corpse a blow on the low seems to have been born in office. unburdened, is 0.05 of the weight of looked at the sibyl with Icmgwg ryes, toward I he big born tremulous with cxhabitants peHtionod Augustus far -an There is do record of his appointments, the body; and in the trot and gallop it ly one on each joint. Channus, accord­ head, exclaiming at the same time— and longed to question her. ■ pectatiou. army to destroy them. Italy, a country ing to Martial, wore sixty rings daily, “ When a man is dead he should not only of the abolition of the offices which isaia If it had been a <common - - fortune- '! When ahmras out of sight, the tinker of pitch, from its yielding great quanti­ he has held. In 1825 the office of or six on each finger,.and did not take teller, like Mrs. Bobta, in the Tillage, out ,f tae gram and leant over tho ties of black pitch. Gaul,' modern A novel and exciting race lately took them off, but slept in them. This was It wai the last time they tried to “Prothonotary of the Court of Common why, of QggTaO. it WnH not hMre been 1 fenoe of the garden, and chewed there a France, signifies yyllqw-baixed, as yel­ Pleas of Durham ” was abolished, and place at Cork, Ireland, between a Mr. an extreme case, but rings were often long while. Then -Ke slipped his long low hair characterized its first inhabPlayfair and a horse ridden by a Mr. old Mrs. Bobbs knew much, after ail, Paris bad a marriage the other day pension of Z.'taS. In 1831 the office of Arnott. The conditions of the race even ff .she did tell Maggie. Larkin that habitation; for beyond this, wMtward, Patentee of Bankruptcy was abolished, were that Mr. Playfair should run a she'd taany a man that aame from forThe gypsy snd her baby waited for Phoenicians, we are told, never extend­ o( the Tom Thumb and Minnie Warren and Mr. Thurlow was again pensioned hundred yards while the horse ran the the Roman custom. The wife of Sir class, but with morrfdrollery in it. The Becky according to promise, and the ed their voyages. Britain, the country with the trilling sum of £7,352 Us. 63. same distance, the rider to stand at the Humphrey Stafford (1450) is sculptured husband is a dwarf, thirty inches in came true, for Msggio wm Mrs. gypsy had a pack of cards in her bosom, of tin, as there were great quantities of But Thurlow ’ s capacity for holding horse ’ s head and mount at the word height, and the wife a giantess of six and *Q Rd of a candle in her pocket lead and tin found on the adjacent offices that ought to be abolished WM IHtr® candle with matches from islands. The Greeks callsd ft Mbioci, onMu the right hind. Massive thtunhwith (>lsck eyes sod the same receptacle, and Becky held which signifies, in the Pbamidan A larciR uijd growing demand has turned out of the poet of *• clerk of the rider of the hone, who exhibited great tongue, either white or high mountains, sprung up in Japan for our bools and hanaper in the Court of Chancery," and agility in mounting. Tn most like con-beck—why, that was some one worth Firefly, Um gypsy sew M» light young from the whiteness of its shores, or the shoes, which are supplied through the his feelings were assuaged with another testa the mounted horse has been that when young he could ha San Francisco merchants. trifling annuity of £4,038. beaten. into an alderman’s thumb-xiug. “lieart turned toward her, and.then—oh, Bob she do ? She haff spent all her wages, yes!—then was the wedding. and gypsies did not read the stars for would offer himself in three days, and love, as she knew very well ■ they .would be married in three months. . “I dlxnno about fortius, she said, gaining time to think. “ Don’t believe> her jrabjeet, predicted two children, and a wagon and horse, three cows, and “ Wait till you've heard yonra," saidI numberless, pigs. To rural vision nothing more was needed.. Becky prothe woman. “I han’t bo tuoed a calico dress which, might still o wom, and a ginger-cake for the baby. The gypsy looked grave. Thea smiled. The woman praised the dress, thanked again, and said : her, bade th® child say “ ta ta ” to the * Jr™ too pretty lady, and Becky would have shabby fdr het, but irell enough for the gone away but that the woman stopped her. p<»r«yp«y” “ Oh, I might find one," said Becky. “I haven’t told you all yet,” she “P raps I might If Mrs. Cope-was said ; “ not all. I see a surprise ; per: home she'd lend two shillin' to mo, she haps it is a present. Bit down. L.t would. She -sot® store on me, Mrs. us see. But perhaps you can see it Cope does—but she and the doctor has yourself. Put your handkerchief over gone away jn fhe gig to see their darter your face, lady. Now shut your eyes. that hxs a new baby, and I’m all alone ■Think hard of w^at you’d Ij^e beat to A~ FAITHFUL DOG. Metcalf’s grocery store in our place has been closed for a week or io. Met­ ■ �= •nd City NOV 6, 1674 Board procee •1 Board of Stij^rvisor* «1 December ’ session 1872, were taken from - the The Com inn tee appointed to inves• ligule the chitin of P. W. Niikcrn 16 • for printing for County SiijMsriotend. not of Schools, and |Mtblklnng notice of tdecuri, through their Chairman, uf lhr. several tuwn*lii|« and lb" rity' j Supervisor Emory, reported that they 106 lb. vud. of •Hnsliaga mrl nt th" Ctmuljr Cl«*rk'o had examined said claims fNo. 37 Oflic*- in said Onunly, and called to and 46 presented nt Dt'ceinber session order by llie Clerk. Ib72) and wouhl recommend their (hi the ro'l beine coHerl by Town­ allowance al lhe full amount claimed - ships and City, lliu following, Sut»rrOn motion the report w»s accepted. , •ixurs were prrsr-ul and answered to On motion of Supervisor Dav, the said c* I; <~~Report was amended by allowing I Assyria—Thomas H. Baitram claim number 37 at $25 00 instead of 2. Baltimore—John IL Day $51 65 as recommended by the Com­ Paid 3. Barry—Adam Elliott mittee, and laying claim number 46 4. Carlton—Moses P, Fuller on lhe table. ... t A Castletou—John Keagle On mutiou lhe Report war adopt­ 6. Hustings Town—Pleiades Brown ed as amended. 7 Hastings City 1st and 4th wards, On mhtioa at Supervisor Pleiades * . —Traverse Phillips Brown, Board adjourned until seven « “ “ 2d nnd 3d wards o,clock thia evening. David G. Robinson ,Wm. hT Powbbs, Clerk, 9 Ho|»o—Augustus M. Armour 10 Irving—Aaron J. Walker . TUKiDAY KVKXIMG, j p. M. I1 Juliustown—-Levi M. Dewey Board met pursuant to adjourn­ * -12 Maple Grove—Orson Duiiham ment, ' Roll called. Members all 13 Orangeville—Henry Br«*wu presant, Board proceeded to business. 14 - Prairieville—John J. perkins Supervispr Phillips offered the fol­ 15 Rutland—John Djwmmi lowing Resolution: 16Tliornapple—John F. Emory Wskmas. Judgn Hoyt bs« filed • Srrlifi ‘ 17 Woodland—Jessie Jordan 18 Yankee Springs, Zebulon B.Huyt i» d.-airable, U repor On mo'ion of Supervisor ' Phillips, Circuit Court ot thia Ailaui Jillioil of Barry, was chosen , temixirarj Chairman. Ou nrutiun of Supervisor D.ty, the B ard proceeded to an informs! tail­ hit lor lhe election of Chairman, with the following result: the law of 1869, amended in 1871, relative stenographer of the cirenit court of thia Ou motion of Supervisor Dav, lhe Board proceeded to formal ballot fur Chairntati, with lhe following result; F. Wahh, tbs sum of five hundred dollars in equal monthly insUUmenu. Ou*motion the Resolution was laid on the table. David G. Robinson having receiv­ Supervisor Kesgle presented (he ed a majority of votes of all the Su­ petition of George Keagle <*nd ninepervisors elect, on motion of Super­ j teen others residents of the ToWn­ visor Emory, he was declared -duly ship of Colleton in this County pray­ elected as Chairman lot* the current ; ing that a certain jiortion of the Slate Supervisor Day moved that the Chairman appoint the usual Standing Committee consisting of the usual (lumber, of members which mutiou juevailed. Supervisjr Day offered lhe lol.owing: Rx»OLV«n,By the Dnsrd of Supsrvlwx of lhe County ot Barry, that Cha*. G. Holbruok ProvOcutiux Ailoiney for Barry Co., be. suit ho is hereby, required la give Boivl io iho po-ple of the Bnue of Michigan wiibin dollar*, conditioned lor the faithful perform •nee of bia duties as Prosecuting Attorney of Mid county. ' . On motion of Supervisor Keagle. the resolution wes accepted and ad­ opted. Ou motion of Supervisor Day, the Clerk was instructed to notify, Chas. G. Holbrook of lhe passage of the above resolution. On motion wf Supervisor Henry Brown. Board adjourned until seven o'clock this evening. Wm. II. Powkbs, Clerk. road lending from Hastings io the County of Barry Io Veruinoniville in the County of Eaton, and passing though said Township of Castleton be taken up, which was recived and read, and lead on lhe table. The Committee on Miscellaneous Claims through their chairman Sup­ ervisor Day re [ orted that they had ex ■ •mined the following accounts, and would* recommened their allowance as follows: , blank* and paint*$70.99 $70 99 2 W W Kslby A Co Lumber... 19 62 19.82 8 Hanner Co. oouri caiaadara 70.00*70.00 4 D W W**«er a ll 'olhrrtjualice, eooat'e writ*, jar. fare 13.86 diaal'd 6 do do 16.78 C Smith,Mannee&PmXon.wall paper and bordering 21.64 7 Ihling Brea, book a binding 26.60 8 RichmondaA Dackua/booka and blank*. 76.68 0 Ano* Hall, juror fees 4.00 4.00 10 Wm II Power*, recording birth*. deaths, A return'g B.M.aD. 66.68 66.68 11 do freight, ex , po"'age, 27.17 12 KlihuCblpman, JumIco fees 9.86 diaal d 13 Jatnea ^aalntt. wiineaa •• 1.20 * ‘ do 14 Jaa Fleming, Dep.Sher. “ 9.76 7.76 15 Henry I! Wood, justice ’• 6.M V 68 16 G W McCormiekDep.Sher- 18.20 dStal'd 17 Wm J Clifford, wilneos ... 18 R J Gram.blanket. * ololh'g 64.66 64 M 18 Clement Sinitb, AU’y fece 2C.00 diaal d 20 do do 7.00 7.00 bvbbixg skbsion.7 r. x Board convened pursuant to ad­ journment, roll called, members all present but Supervisor Elliott and Hoyt. Board'proceeded to business The Chairman announced lhe fol­ lowing Committees: Cammiteeon Equalization:—John On motion of Supervisor Emory, Keagle, Traverse Phillips. Thotna» the report of Committee was accepted. H. Bartram, Ix>vi M. Dewey. John J. On motion of Supervisor Elliuft ac­ Perkins, John F. Emory, and Muses count No. 3 was taken from the re­ P. Fuller. . ' port and allowed at $56 00, instead Committee on Miscellaneous of $70 00 as reccotnmended by Com­ Claims:—John H. Day, Jessie Jordan mittee. . and Aaron J. Walker. On motion of Keagle, accounts No. Committee on Finance :—Adam 4, 5, 12, 13, 16, 17 and 19 were taken Elliott, Pleiades Brown, Orson Dun­ from the repurt and laid oa the table., ham, Henry Brown aud John Daw­ On motion uf Supervisor Elliot the son. repurt uf the committee was adopted. Committee on Apportionment of The Sit|»eiintendentsor lhe Poor Taxes:—Henry Brown, Zebulon B. submitted the following ancual re­ Hoyt, and Augustus M. Armour. port : Committee on County buildings : —Levi M. Dewey, Pleiades Brown To the Honorable Board of Sapervuon of Bmiy Co : and John J. Petkins. Committee on Salaries:—John F. Emory, Adiin Elliott and Juhu Daw­ son On motion of 8upervi«<>r Day. the Assessment .Roll* of the several TuWRshi|»s mid City of I lasting* were referred to the Cunnnittee on Equtilizatiun. ’ g*«) on Sweat place 25 U0 1 lie account of J. P. Robert* and nineteen others were presented, and uu ruction of Supervisor Henry Br<>wu F. r l«u>por*ry reli«f refered Io Committee on Claims. $1,810.44 Farm rxp««i»ca 434 30 Ou nu>*.ion of Supervisor Henry Cluthiug for farm 126.00 Brown, Board adjourned until! tomor­ Overwvcr* auUry 160 00 row morning al H I 2 o’clock. burial at ,W«. Powers, Clerk 22 OU transportation to farm MOO Tcksdax Morxing, ) ' 402.57 126.00 October 13th 1874. j j Board convened pursuant. to- ad-1 joummrnt, roll cn’kd, membtra all jKrsrw, Btiard proceeded to burineNi. Chairman appoint au bivesrigaliug iHsrs, to iuvestigste the dain>b or. P. W. Ni&kern for (Wilting fur i In making aa County Superintendent of Schools, 15—r. •• wculd •nd for pul»ii«hiug notice nf Election ! ?Uira ** ,ke f»™> y -1 . • , w* . >n a Knbatant al h. 806.00 -------- $2.005 41 Day, was allowed al $525.20, that । being the amount claimed. The varitxis committees l»eiog at Tmoksday Amasoow. 3 r. m. Board met purxuaul to adjourn­ 1.0)1 work, on tnotimi, Board . adjourned ment. Roil called. Members all .1.10 until 7 o'clock this evening. Wm. H Powgas, Clerk. present Board proceeded to business’ Supervisor Perkins asked and ob­ 21,17 W BON BSDAT EvRNINO, 7 F. M. tained leave of absence for the re­ 100 Board convened pursuant to ad­ mainder uf the day. Supervisor Day -offered lhe followjournment. Roll called, members all 46.64* present, Bor rd proceeded to business. mg resolutions: 60 The committee to whom wag re­ 6.00 12.60 ferred the assessment rolls of the M.26 several townships and lhe city of Hastings, in the County of Barry, for is hereby duly aulhoriiad lhe got® Mani*'a? aad colled tba cl»i" of thia oounty againat IW,<” the year 1874, for equalization, beg *$111.14 leave to submit the following report; that we have equalised the several sow exists. J according to our best judgemenu «.M> rolls r___________ On motion of Supervisor Keagle 8 00 as follows : the Resolution was sdopted. Supervisor Bartram offered the fol­ 6.00 lowing Resolution: 1.00 "Beaolved, That I ha Supvrriaura of the aeveral CflO 3.00 1ft 4.00 8.60 1.00 taitliHiiliitt.! 1 7ft KOO 5.00 iHfeiamggxssisSii'lS 2.00 u„=.8S?.S?aSSSBZ8E|Sj 800 4 00 the taxable property both Rea! and Personal, city Kacordcr foe Townahi pa and eliy Purpoaca;.al»o to aaaaM upon the taxable proper­ ty of School Diairieta and School Diatrieta fractional, such auma of maavy aa are properly eeKiftod to and required by tba School District Board*. On motion of Supervisor Phillips, the Resolution was adopted. . On motion of Supervisor Phillips, Board adjourned uutll seven o'clock this evening. Wm. H. Pwaxs, Clerk. (Continued next week.) Wshmsrmigggi 2 82 1.43 1 60 And ask to be discharged from the 2.U0 1.00 further consideration of the subject. !.7ft 82.00 xisa, Jons H. Emory, MoikiP.H Four*. 1.80 Coaaiuee. ft.rx) 2.00 On motion of Supervisor Elliot the 1.80 report was accepted. On motion ot Supervisor Henry Brown, the Board proceeded to the 8 03' election of a County Superintendent W of Poor for three years, by ballot, in 6.00 place of John M Nevins whose term dn 18.60 of office expires, whereupon John M. do 4.06 1U0 Nevins having received a majority of labor votes of all the members of the Board 4.00 he was duly declared elected asSuperintendeiit of Pour. repairing plow and for sund's Milo T. Wheeler, County Treasur­ 150 feet lumbar--------------- y.. er, laid before the Board the lists of Heading well...................., rejected taxe* for the previous year at repairing fanning at.lll. his office and at the Auditor Gener­ al's office together with lhe lists nnd Rower for boot* 3 7ft amounts that have been charged bock Moon for threshing.17.67 to the County, and by the County on Overseer's > alary.............. 150,11 Treasurer to the several townships and the. City of Hastings. $5HJ4 On motion cf Supervisor Armour, All of which ia ra-ped fully subedited, ' the lists of rejected taxes and the amounts charged Imck to the several County duperintendcut. of Poor. luwiishins and City of Hastings was On motion of Supervisor Elliott, received and each Supervisor author­ the report of County Superintendents ized ond directed to teassess U|»on of poor, war accepted. their respective townships and City On motion of Supervisor Henry •of Hastings, the amount or amounts, Brown. Board adjourned until tomor­ or upon the several descriptions ther­ row morning at eight o'clock. ein. as reouired by the provisoes of Wm. Powkbs, Clerk. Sessions No. 110 and 111 of Laws of 1869 and Act No. 6 of the Extra WkdxkxdjRt Mokmino, | Session Laws uf 1874. and the same October 14 th. 1874. | was referred to the Committee on ap­ Board met pursuant to adjournment portionment of taxes. x Roll called, members all present, On motion of Supervisor. Henry Board proceeded to business. Brown, Board adjourned until to­ Supervisor Elliott rioved that the morrow morning at the Ijour of eight Journal of proceeding be read o'clock. every morning during the session, Wm. H Powkbs, Clerk. which motion prevailed. On motion ot Supervisor Elliott, Thu*sdat/ Morning, the petition presented lastevening by October 15, 1874 Supervisor Keagle was taken from, the table. Board meet pursuant to adjourn­ Supervisor Keagle rtovcl that he ment, and called to order by Chair­ have leave to withdraw said petition men, Supervisor Robinson. Roll with motion prevailed. railed, member* all present. After The account of Wm. H. Hayford, the reading of the journal, Board and nineteen others were presented, proceeded to business. and on motion of Supervisor Emory, On mutjon of Supervisor Day, the were referred to Committee ou Report of the Committee on Equali­ Claims. sation was taken op and adopted. Supervisor Day offered the follow­ The Committee on Finance, ing resolutions: through their chairman, Supervisor Elliot, submitted the following as against Charles O. Holbrook of being untheir report. The Committee would respectfully are found to be without founda- report the amount to be raised in the County lor the year 1874.aa follows . For State Tax under various acta of the Legislature as follows, to wit: Important.—Postage. liahen. Subscribers reaiding outeide of aundriea pump for riatern. •hearing sheep.... pUateyiug eorn.... CASH. Becelrd at the O. O. D. Store «f $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOW, Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a full line of Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. *•• Y OF CORSE EVERYBODY KNOWS $5000.00 worth of Boots and Shoes The only place io get a BUGGY CHEAT*, And have it warranted thoroughly, i* at Which I am bound to sell 10 prr Cmt Lowri than any other House in’ town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce, Lee Reed’s C. A. TRUMAN, SHOP. IN HASTINGS. “As long as Lee Reed makes buggies, I shall buy *my buggies of him.—A. J. Dotne, Hattingt. “ You are on the road to success, As long as you make good work, as you have always done.’’—Wm. S. Goodyear, Haitinyx. “ You can depend upon what Lee says about his buggies.”—H A. Gaoth/ettr, Htatiagt. " I am delighted with my buggy and would not let it go.” — Wm. ChideUer, Rutland. “lam well satisfied with my bug­ gy."—Adam Wolf, Maple Gn>ot. “ Your prices are below Grand TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. HARD TIMES VANQUISHED ANO DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD I Greater Bargains hundred others that wilt go their last dollar THAN EVER IN •elliaff for loan tbaa I say positively, that those wanting Buggies, will save money by buy­ ing of me I AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF Proprielar of the WOLVERINE MILLS! BUY Agricultural Col. Ad. No.88,1778, $429.06 Aayluaa for !■••■•, Kalamaio, Ad. N®. 82, 1878-----900,00 Aaylum far th® Inana®, Maw, Act — AND — S®. 120, 1878------------------------- 1,500.00 On motion of Supervisor Keagle Gas. purpoM®, AcLNo. 102, 1878...4,600.00 the resolution was accepted and adop­ WOOL CARDING MACHINE! N8. , 24........ 690.00 ted. Supervisor Day offered the follow­ Miliary fund,Art No. 1(L 1B62...... 600.74 Maw State Capkol.Ad Mo. 4. 1872...8.OOO.OO ing resolution: . IMLich. 8 ata Prison Buil'g.Art N®.60. 1873 750 00 TV a. s h ville. » Pnblio School. Ad No. 122,1873 300.00 “ Rcfurrn « Ad No 159,1878 609 25 Would reapedfully inform the public lira Uaiaerahy AM, Ad N®. 32. 1878.... 472 60 be ta prepared to do double the work than Told amount of Tax$32,6^87 heretofore. BJEST I THE AND GET A . For County Tax, ai follows : Forth* lupport of pr«r....-$1,00000 Hmm® of Correction 250.00 cSmmitii On motion the 'resolutioo was ac­ cepted sn<i adopted. On motion of Supervisoi Emory. Board adjourned until 1 o'clock, p. m. Wm. H. Puwbus Clerk. Contingent expense* of C®. 10.937 86 $19,087.85 C. M. HOLLER, Miller. ---------------- 452 638.87 mitlr on the dollar on erty Attkrnoon Skssiom, 1 r. M. Boar.’ met pimant to adjourn­ tiUa on the dollar ment, Roll called, members all prot­ ect, Board proceeded to business. The Clerk laid before the Board a ■ granery built comsiunicaik>n from the Auditor Gen­ a statement o' $ 0)00 eral, coutainii.g Adam Fuaot. Pli a.Mti.oo amount of State Tax apportioned to VcxnaM, Hxxar this county for the year 1874, which Coamliias. on motion of Supervisor Phillips wax On motion of Supervisor .piilhps the Report of Supervisor was accep- WOOL! WOOL! Jfy Carding \M.achine IBBZADT ding Mr. nrdsr reWLEH, Mancfaetured by the Michigan Stove Co. and warranted for one year. ’ The largest stock of Palats, Oita, VaraLslws •■( Bnubea ever brought to Nashville. Also a large rock of Crest-C ■ > eluding the surer SfelI Diasesi, the Wart cutting saw in th. world, ana all to be oft.red at piicea ' ° leardof lot Cash. a Carder C. a WOLCOTT, �NEW PLANING MILL The election ia thrt vHlaga passed aS quietly. The township gave from - FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 1874 —Repairing buildings nad getting VILLAGE DIRECTORY. £ orirtirx. r--- , W rrnoniMT tersaonysi7cnvnrk. t. "I the motto of many of our cttixetoa. A. W. OLDS, Prop’r. 13 to 'Zi, majority for the RepuMicftn state ticket Senator and Represen- Uliro wrr. on th. Drmochit AINSWOBTH & BROOKS, CQ>BMT1NG OF DRESS GOODS. Democratic surveyor, Joshua Martin, who received nine majority. Powers, —Pleasant music now o'nights. the Republican nominee fur Clerk, K»c is doing a good work for received jWgrea test maaorify.vix : 56. ’be band, and Jt^n is a good fellow. We are^it-able to give the full FOTATOEH. s’ntc ticket, ami tOO majority for DRESS TRIMMINGS, Clover Seed, See., GLOVES. CORSETS. Delivered at their SHAWLS, CASSIKgRES, ■ 'LAN ING, Re-sawing, &c. CORN, 4PPLS8, OATS, election returns of lhe county this sign at bis place uf bu«inea«. Mr, week. We understand that Hastings Partello painted it, and we pronounce gave 17 majority for the Democrat it a good job. New [Stock of Goods;! Republican county ticket waa elected retsed Flooring SKIar, Mo.Wlags, ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE —Looks bad—That excavation just across the street from the mem market. Somebody should set a ni«?e brick over it next spring.. An old man by the name of Bur­ gott, tt, of Detroit, committed, co suicide —Marshal Griggs bought a /RP’ by banging himself, recently, but he had been the ot«, jtrner Tf,e shops shoos of the th The Mich. School of said ooW only tLre days when she Furniture Co. at Northville were de­ H. YOUNG, M. D. Office two got into the river and was drowned stroyed by fire last week. Loss >14,. Anora^rathof Tr..-*.-* Rre-t. 000. —The ladies soosal of the Christian ’ The train dispatching office of Church, will be entertained on Tues­ the Michigan Central Railroad has day evening; next, by Mrs, Jarnos been removed from Kalamazoo to Fleming, and a cordial invitation is WEBSTER A HOBBS, Black- extended to all. The boiler in Gillett and Son's IV smUha. All ktawla of wrt la lb* Bh>ckp>»Hli grist mill al Parma, exploded Satur­ —The entertainment given by the day morning, injuring two persons. . B. RASEY, Drayman. Good* and Leavitt Bell Ringers, last Wednesday Loss $3,000. . Bk»t -r^ - ~r. taxhevtnajw evening, was first class in every On Oct. 30, the schooner Thomas SHINGLES, respect, and the hall was crowded Matt careened over, at Ludington, and the waves dashed her to pieces. with eager listpers. She was a total loss. Insured, with —-C. C. Wolcott sold and shipped, cargo, for >25,000. ELEMENT SMITH. l.AWYKR. gA8T*WN A YOUNG. SALT, HAIR, OF ALL KINDS, STUCCO, Tor lhe Wholesale and ReU.l Trade. Market wi! warrant, and Until mid Shingles, constantly on head. SulirilK O«. M, 1«7A AINSWORTH k BROOKS, , Proprietors. . . , .. k Bra. W. B. KOCHER A. W. OLDS. the EUBT DESCRIFTIOR IF Justice of the’'Peace, q LIEBUAUSER, TAILOR PARADY, Manufacturer of R-chard Flnnery of Ann Arbor, was —A new platform has been built on each side of one of the elevator so severely injured in a row in his own saloon, on Friday night, that he buildings, at the depot, and Mr. has since died and a coroner’s jury Ainsworth has laid a walk on the have rendered a verdic&hat be come south of his residence lots. tohis death at the hands of Jethro Muybee and Hiram Packard. —Mr. H. Felghner, of this town­ Dud —In Maple Greve, Oct. 80th, 1874, ship. recently killed two hogs, one nine muh'hs and the other one year old, that weighed dressed, 340 and 480 lbs. Plata CER1ES! —Lost Tuesday we noticed several individuals under “benzine," but JOB PRINTING lion. mourn hie loan. He was a former rail deni of Crawford Co,, Ohio. Funeral eervioei NEATL Y EXECUTED the influence of we Even Deicriptionx, Fancy Cheap a> they eas he Boaght DRUGS & MEDICINES, -xx Babbt Co. He suffered intense sup|>ose Paints, Oils, Yarnisnes & Brashes, such LOCAL MATTERS. things are always necessary to be on the programme on election day. ^TM. JONES, »T»Cli Patent Medicines, Pretty good for pigs. JJNION HOUSE. F. Dascbm, ProprirtryNAMHV1L C.K, - MAe 19 day*, nf erysipelas, cheapest place BOISE BROS1. Last Friday night lhe house of in Vermontville. Vermontville is J. K.Stanely, near Au&ble.was bum noted for genuine stocks and low ed, while he was absent, and one of his children, a buy, was burned to prices, is it ?—in a horn. isadly that he has since died. QENRY H. WOOD. . Nashville, Mich. Inst Tuesday, two stoves to parties Attaraeys at Law. ’ rocenes WATER LIME, W J Inced Workmen Employed. LATH, —Mr. Olds’ residence, will, when You will fin; everythlng.at 40 the market affords. G-7 AT completed, stand A No. 1 among-the Fine London Twirt Double Darrel Suet fine residences of Barry Co. Mr. Olds exercises good sense in spend­ Gun, Powder Flask, Shot Potfcb and Game ing his money at home, and thus MU BaU 8M IM THIS OFFICE! STATIONERY k LEGAL BLANKS, Comri.TE 'Assortment or fJURRAH TOILET ARTICLES AID PEBFQIE8, FOR uid we warrant eatistacilon. We wpecially caU atUenlion to our large K»radv. and to you that indulge in lhe farn luxury, we weald say ome to Our Store! beautifying our enterprising village. SPECTACLES, (warranted Pebble) e MRS L. O. CROCKER FALL AND WINTER —Onr humble prayer is that some good spirit will draw near and show poor misguided ink-slinger of he . Vermontville Enterprise, and wrestle IILLIHKRT 4 JAHCY GOODS’ Wall.Pr per & Bordering its most tend-r compassion upon the with him until he has common sense and reason. Amen. Alan VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. 1®. Don't forget that Car. Boise baa the finest assortment of Crockery and GImmware ever brougbi^to thia market G-7 —It is our nupleasant duty, this CUT FUSE OF CHARGE ! DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. BARLOW, returned it to the store from which it was purchased. BABBKR ait EAIR DRESSKR ’ ' NaimrtLLE, Mio«. Sugars, Hpices, Etc. Market, of Durham s. only 8 cents per pound. JALL IILLIHKRT GOLDS’ Steak for • 6 Smith A Pctxam. had him down and was sending in the was called in and ho withdrew his BmITIC & PCTWAM, —We publish this week a portion Supervisors to be followed by lhe re­ mainder next week. We would Dissolution ZNTotico. mildly request the Board when they villa. Mich.. i< beraby dissolved by mutual eonaenL AU pcoouaia <Im the firm will bo Mtllod by CU«eat Smith, Nashville, Mich. Dated Nov. 2nd, 187A A W. Olm. us with copy, or proofs, at an early date. We dont like tho idea of de­ NO.VCV TO LOAN pending upon pipers that come out three or four days behind time for the Pm Wiies aid Liqaers CHOItl GROCERIES 1 Glassware & Lamps! Having moved into my CITY DRUG STORE, Carefully 10,000 hiit we prefer to get it to our readers Nashville DAUGHERTY k ROOSA. W. A. AYLSWORTH Everything betonjing to the Dedica­ Gentlemen xt large : tory services will be conducted by Gracwy, Giiery & Lau Trade, REMEMBER Hun. Daul Sinker, D. D. G. M., of Hastings, assisted by Rev. C. L Deyo, ot Jackson. IDR/V GOODS After Dedication services, refreshments at the Union House ; supper tickets, 50 eta. each. As Cheap for Ready Clement Smith has moved into his hottse, on the south side.- Mrs. MEAT MARKET! Notice. near Marshall.—IL H ROE & CLEVER, Wood and Pay Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, la lay Hesse is Barry Coaitj. •NE PRICE TO ALL. Oozy Little Brick Store, wife have returned from their trip in the eastern part of the aute. CH AB. W. DEM ARA Y. Mailreidg. r, Ulnn, Dilin, OQcc at M cliigau Central ItaUread GENERAL TuNTDRE! Together with a full aasortment GRAND RIVER VALLET WVISOI. ol AND CARDS, BRACKETS. DUSTERS. 4C- AC., Baby Cate aid PeraiiWalm!: CerFINB iM> C1SKETS, Goin a Ka»t. Frasier McCormick is visiting parents DANIEL STALEY. JACOB LENTZ MIRRORS, PICTURES, FrtAMr A cordial iuviuuon is extended to ail. IANUHCTORY! Everything Neto! publicly dedicated on the evening of st »«<» >w» s*-. s-t-m.. M“*- Meals 25 cts. Prepared. NEW GOODS! New Stock Lodge, No. 255, F. k A. M.. will Nov. 11, 1874, at 7 o’clock. jBotrl and Xrstaurant BOISE Bim. NEW 8X0RE! Nxw ones to cah and tee •; E. D. BITGOOD, Pbotriktok. OYSTERS T. Maxsox) Fair Prices and Honest Deeding. on time notwithstanding- liykry AHD KKKD STABLK! to INFeW Store ! Of course we are doing it al half pay. The new hall of the BOISE BROS., PrtscriplioH3 prin ted that it is very difficult to read. JDRESS ZbZEAKING For Medicinal and Mechanical Purposes, at (Succnsassoaa 1 would rwpMtfully invito my old custom- copy, and then have it so miserably The Choicest Bread Peapie eaa Appreciate. everybody to buy their Crockery, of the October proceedings of lhe order their proceedings published in Of every description. rar sold in Nashville, which we think the blows pretty lively, when an outsider the News, to order the clerk to furnish Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS Good He giving the parent a * basting." BAKERY GOODS tine Laura and Opal Tea 8rttr. foices, and quiet was restored. Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, FAMILY GROCERIES, CRACKERS TEAS, COFFEES, ------ 1 N------ This did not please Lester and be proceeded to nip such actions, on tire part of the father, by Vj^satort A.BL.S A Faasu Stock or Lester Larkins bought a coat and his father DELL THAT IS THE RELIABLE HOUSE week to chronicle a disgraceful fight between a father and son. THE YAMA8HIRO (aacoloved) W?U School Books and I«g»I Bianki SHROUDS AND COFFIN INGS tep comlasUy <w JUwrf. inform the public that they will They FRESH MEATS, Country Produce always bought at th e TOP of ths Market. hi« building, and ojwned therein a etc. Gtv« thorn a call v L. O. BOXBE. :o lUlbvrt ACo. fat, Irafa ui BW bntW TRUNKS! Wmaaufaciwro car Fwroiian. ft-e« tbe OS n*KD! W.A AYLSWORTI1 Mieh IS,47 J.XS �.. 8TEANOX MA'. iKR’.' • ' M«diriDe, th. im firm enjoyment, i*-t--------- —the ---- ---------of ■every member of toe community. No invalid who hM-ted (rtMftee to Da, Waxkbb's Vixboab BrrrKBs will iwsiteta to to it thn-e invalu­ property to th* Maoant of (75,M»- The tetwnre* able qnoliiim. It to « stomschiry«mi A corrective of unrivaled efficacy, ytd CABBED FRUITS AND CRYSTAL LMOE PICXLES. the following, littlicrona ihnidout., It ,ap happened that, during a rather Jong ’ride, the King p—wi a pariMnlmriy tall more direct,- speedy, and certain than young woman, an utuw et^ager. Ho that of any of the darfgerous mineral txo.ooo; salivanta, and. a* an. aperient it gflutly CHINA. BUM ABB QUflnaWARCalighted from hi* hone, and inmated overt any olwtrudtiodrt thst S may have U>.°4ow« mU m, burgh, P*., were partially de*troy*d by fire' ut.mtaS-liWlMLBlrtiertoJbewun- rem —--------- t_.-- 1 — XV* 1 .... ■ ■■ *M*AM**ta^ Ar,- union* between the talkwt of. the Ittattl toato, *4.d atiaZu m*-, w, *oMMo<k4.rrtMM.yof O. -U(mrt To® Artur- wm bor» id iKrt inherit hta litlo. but saa£S!Si ORUGfitSTS-WHOLESALE. of mhldltoR height, Um black hair, doubt mending officer of hut crack regiment. vcei-e of a dwtrueUve conflagration Oct. 28. The loiter oontaioed'iho mandate that Thin, Urf. •UO.iro worth c.l' «1» l>«r,r w iMtanU/.lo b« nrtrrnd property ‘ " ... > to the tallest unmarried. man in .. the eervipcu, The young woman was aomewhat terrified, and, not tindersteading CRtMJt 4.WVRIMINAIJi. , toe transaction, gave an old woman the l MU r, whidh was conveyed to the oom­ , mantling officer, and thia old woman committed suicide 1*0 wmM., Fh, in a short time, married to the —Last week a daring attempt ; haudaomeat and finest man in the crack lUrhop of Africa, without producing .either irritation or |mub. Id fact, it* wtrnfierful remedial effects nre unaccompanied Ly any drawback. Of all mcdicinre, it is the most hanulees and salubrious. As an Rppetizer, it is-for abend of .any of the alcoholic noslrums to^, momentarily stimulate the palate ’while"aa r. means of renovating a weak and torpid ritomach it stands alono among moaernrmnedica._______ _ fi powerless to effect a cure. We arc FIXAXCIAL AXD INDUSTRIAL. sometimes disposed to think that the, —California’* niain crop for thia year 1* es­ only way is to let tho disease run it* riItilted a large number ot member* bn! tho timated at <00 tons. course, until the poison eliminates it­ —Tho crop* throughout Europe bare l»eon abundant, and there ha* been a slight decline self from tho body "politic. Society, as at present organised, may die of tho peeled thatt thia matter will cornu up, and an —TH j Railroad Conductor** Iwuranee Aeao- disease, or perhaps it may survive to enjoy better health afterward. Let us nation. pray for better health. tary Tr«a*nrer of the .-Aaaociatlon, in hi* nerolent BocieUee, in eeeei n at Baltimore, a last report to th* mooting al 81. Louia, stated that 360 mntnbem had withdrawn and 915 to encourage Irieli immigration to thia country been drop]ted from tho rolls during tho year. . Official records of ‘Custom House re—Tho First Nktioual Bank of Salt Lako ha* turus at Waahingtou show teat the total value of musical instruments ex­ suspended. - .. .. —The first regular meeting of the Pitta­ ported from the United States during burgh Corn Exchange wa* b*)d in that city the year ending Jone 30, 1874, waa 8550,827. Of this, 8258,176 waa for pianos and 8202,151 for parlor or reed Bidcrabls bumnees w«* tranuxcted. organs. Of this latter amount $163,—Tli* report of the Auditor cf Indian* 1G9, or more ‘.han onc-Aa// 0/ the whele, ■how* tho following total* of inaurauoo buai- waa of the cabinet organs made by the Buell attacked the Indiana noM in the State for th* year ending July J, Mason k Hamlin Oboam Co., which destroying camp* »f fifteen aatTaavaaty-fivo 1874: By life companies—Grow receipt*, bid fair to become as famous in Europe lodge*, re^etively, and driving the Indians (1,526,541 21: loon* paid, •380,340.32; taxes as they have long been in America. paid, (22.221.08. By fire compauioB-Grop* This company certainly have reason to rooeipta. (1,500,681.01; loose* paid, (666,­ be proud of the fact that tho European demand, for their organs ia larger than 590 29; taxw paid, (26,370.(9. ' — At tho Ctevshtud Convention of the that for all others combined.—Boston residing in that State ate entitled to the Minor*' National Association, Frooidant Binoy Traveller. dohverod a eaniti’-te aAdrew, in which bo vgry Tint Brunswick <Mo.) Telegraph re­ ornuae to arbitration in all dispute* between lates a strange occurrence. It say a that operaxirce and employers. ■ Mr. John Fiixgerald, a well known —It is probable that the creditors of Jay temperance lecturer, wan confined to his —Information received from Southweatern Oooke k Co. will, tn about six months, receive bed and quite feeble, being able to Nebraska ahbwa tbrt thousands Of people arc speak scarcely above a whisper. Satur­ FOAt/VA. ‘ • day morning, the rime of the Fall litver -The brig Laphem*. from Liverpool, for disaster, hia wife had just left him to go out into, tho .stable, When she Was foundarod while on the voyage from Glasgow startled by tho cry of fire. She went to her husband, when he repeated the cry. He wm greatly excited, and attempted to get out of bed, saying, “ There is a —Austria has determined to cnUcr into fire in a factory in Fall River, Maas., in commercial relations with the Dannbian do- the upper story—the mule room ; I «ee sparks flying from the machinery, as fly fro® a gclnusteue when men Tn« rur.wwn l-Tk, |x>rn*T .Ubill Cure of tho mro ! i Comporod ot pure snd simrlo drug*. Wdhofc'* Tonic hw long hold th* bigbMt plate lu tho long Uno ol ronmdiu* for Chill* mid Fever. It I* »ot only J. W. Gaiswow 4 Co., M A 56 MadiHou-al.. Chicago, the oldest, large*t and de>urvedly mo«t popular cloak bou»e in the Wo*I, . are noted (or tho taateful deaign*, excellci co and taw prices ef their Cloak*, Cloaking*, Tri mmfagaaoaLidite’Underwear. No bou*e can anceoanfnUy compete with, them in the quality, style and pricoe of their good*. . As ecoxomy is the order of the day, the chcapoMt collar you can wear I* the Elm wood. Ail tho edge* being folded, make* it loek like linen, and the peculiar flul»h i* *o thoroughly (-«*pir*lian-proof, It will keep itbeaubji (IW,000. Indian Territory, or Tmxm, situated on or adjacent to its Hot*, will'flnd that HEAVY HARDWARE- WHOLESALE. HOTELS. IMPERIAL AXLE MEASE LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD MANUFACTURERS. UNSEED OIL AND OIL CAKE MANUFACTURERS. B. W. HLATCHFOMD AXX).. W Mort* Cllntoa. LOCKSMITHS* AND MLLHANGERF MATERIALS. LUMBER. prcpnrntion, ninde dijefhffroui tlie un’ live herbs found on tlws lower ranges of the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor­ nio, the medicinal jiropcrtics of which ■: nro extracted tlicrcfrom without the uso ■amnenrr uu uusaooa. The question is abntat ta * 25 RAXDOLV H ST. CHICACK of Alcohol. daily asked, ‘’What w tho .cauoe of tho unparalleled; success of Tixanln BrrtkksF Our answer is, that they remove the eauK of disease, and too patient re­ Ute only tnverfto.1 in Ik* covers his health. -.They-pro too great • blood purlficranda life-giriug principle, a j»crtect Benovatw and tnvigorator of toe system. Never before In too htatory of th® wurM Ita* a medicine bfea euinpoundcd paoemiing tho rvmnrkabio qna’ntiM of Vtaini* Ibrncn* i» healinrtho sick of every <li»eaMO mar. fa heir to. They are a gtm’.Io PurgaUvo m well M a Tunic, relieving Congestion or Inflninmatinn of tho Liver and Visceral Organs, in BOioua TRUE HISTORY BROOKLiN'SCANDAL. . MARBLE AMD SLATE MANTELS. TUB 00W EE BABBLE CO.. 11 North Clark. SU..C, «.««« •v kl*u>rT < f ’b* Ori I and aulArrtttf work As*nU*»* an>n dvar'lptlaaof tkawotk. A44r< XATJ08AL PUBLISHING co., Oktcaco, JU., The properties of Del Walmmb’s ViXKOAk uiTTKM are Aperient. Dtaiihorcu., Carminative. Nntriiiou*. Laxative. Diuretic, Sedative. Counter-Irritant, Sadreific, Altera­ tive, and Antl-BUion*. _ „ ». R. McDOVAIaD At co.. Tbo Phrenological Journal a S3 n>r50c. n M OM* to COWBM • CO.. Mk BL. K.w York AS. UK SKARtT THIUTT YKAHB Till RICHMOND PRINTS /Sj tv* tecs tela m kifh e*t*em te- tt>..** who u«e thro Tkay ar* prvdnote m M th* novel tit* । SHOT. CHICAGO BKOT TO WEB CO., TO North Clinic*. SHOW-CASE MANUFACTURERS. Standard Cray Styles,” SABUBL B. MA.MT1K, K Slate. “CHOCOUTE STANDARD 8TYLE8,' 1* great variaty, and widely kapwa aa racial aar STiteSHIP UNES. breast measure, height, weight and price, our (•ample) " Modal *2 Shirt. Pitted by pat­ ent mode!. Btytish and subetautlaJ. Address Model Shirt Co., 31 South Bib at., Philadelphia. •• Ftmohod ” Nail is the boat in the world. WASHING MACHINES. WHITE LEAD. ZIYC AMD COLORS MANUFACTURERS. HALLS patent standard tai 1<r should bav* tkam.and yotcr.'kaamlaalloi SAFES AT "HARD PAN 'PRICES. HALL'S SAFE&LOCK CO. No hoxk ia perfect without Rathbone, Bard k Oo.’s unequaled cx>k and heating stove*. Book agcuta. read thn Shepard A Co,. Clitaa; h CHICAGO, ’ Engine■ and Boll*r». TnMn*. 1 Euaban A Bick,Oil Ctty, Pa. ILL. MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS. OPIUMS TarrasVs Effervescent Seltzer Aperient la **«4 by raUStel Moplaaa • maaaa of r«Uovtn* alt teraneemMit* of the stomach, liver, and t*»*a PIHCII? Subscription Boobs aSKiT o^XTi.' SgUsg ■ lon*d,hl« lit w*u*. This ll can be had fnr W eta,an* (t oo yer bottle In any store, hut beware of coealerfeiu. IKegs®Mine I* wrapped t» a fta* »10J-I>lau Ubet, .Isbr* rnuB oaioiiAL amejhcan tba co. win «and 1. you ulrvrt any quantity of Tea you require, •• Q. w. WMttaeok, esenil" per U.K Ma 11, wtlbouiaay aatrackarg*. Totaaar* 1.1nr ihn full lulurtaatloa. and Ciucago. gCH^-TEACH^I^ Caaraairiai.Oaxrrraka c» ms Varrah Brarja," eveaiu**, Batur ay*, and during vacallou. Tua nf area* vein* to vuur. CHICAGO LEDGER. BECKWITH (20. •UXJSt ra.' WMaT-Xo. 2 ChLMKO, Stfla&lJB; |».7a©e.a»£ • Portable Family Saving Eachlae, ATeeflyliWaiyaifl 30DAYS’TRIAL. Good ^^Llreka's^^. [Dictionary Blotter. The Cheapest and Best Paper in the Country. 1821 gatsMay Breaing Post, 1875 MILWAUKW. —Four hundred clerk* of tho LondonHtock is full of women and children. I aoe it alt” After a while he fell back ex­ hausted, saying the roof had fallen in and the jx»r people were burned. Tins la.uasiojo. Lui»~rj#iSK«.' county, England, on tho 38th u!L, by which occurred about tho same time In the morning that the fire did. railway is a deservedly popular route to the Soutowiut Tuoae. who daaire to HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-WHOLESALE. EDWINHtnrr tm«u>4« Lak*. A lUCKrt test oflhe relative strength PUMPS,WOOD AND PORCELAIN CYLINDER PIPE, Eta of oak and Oregon pine, made at San REAL ESTATE. Francisco, with bars each one inch JAS. >. GOODMAN A CO., rt Dearbora. square and three feet long, showed that SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES. tho pine was equal to tho oak. Both aWNNTCAIt S. M. TO . SB Witeter, broke under the same weight placed in ..M . .a. a the middle of each bar, 260 pound*. Grand Lodge of Illinoia, but nevertbeleaa ob- Berlin. —The Foreign Office at London u ad vised Addreaa W-KBPEECEKBCa, IS State. Ma LI B. W. BIttTCiirORD A CO.. KNortb Cllutou. friendly calk *re all itemised in the socount current. A penny saved h a penny gained, and earing It in Uii* w»y add* to health and cdtafoti. Try WHUofi's Tonic a* a certainty. and you will never regret it. Wa*Kt*x:k, Fi.nijy A Co.. Proprietor*, Now Orleau*. Far aale by all.dmggiirt*. Dr. J. Walker's California Yinegar Bitters arc a fruroly Vegutotao ; Q.*M SHOW-CARD FAINTER. GUNS. CUTLERY. FISHING TACKLE. Evbbv wym of thia paper can re­ ceive, free, a copy of die nest Agri­ cultural and Family newspaper in this ,country by addressing Moore's* Rural N.«Yylty..W VW»<, - GrMi^WtW kopmUM at! v...> iv-.h.i,’ I'lUlnnn.Kl'.b Prut FURNITURE . The Kansas City Journal speaks of an Alderman of that ilk aa “ tho gentle­ man .with red .ayes and noss." Inland and Paciflc railroad. The paeseuguiH that tlie marriage vu an qnhappy ouo and train men were al supper, when six rob­ —particularly so to' Uio 61U woman. bers boarded the train. Four Jumped Into In this connection, comes another anec­ dote. A rich saddler directed in his a Utter declining a national subscription far will that his only child, a daughter, hia benefit. bnt, fading in their attempt* to break open should be deprived of the whole of the on a hunting fortune udliMs'ahe; married a saddlcft fledTto the wood*. , « ij*. and fialdng expedition —A stage conveying the United States mail, A young ' Earl, in ' o’rdet "to win tho Stat nticennitated was recently robbed by highwaymen near bride, actually served an apprentice­ finger*. Pioche, Nevada. Wells k Fargo loee (2,000 ship of seven year* to a saddler, and by tho robber^’. afterward bound himself to the rich yjgMt of the H>dy Trinity. Church, of Evans­ —A’brace of drnnken ruffians hailing from ville, Ind., died in that city-fecently, aged 73 saddler's daughter fer life. But the Dubuque, named Maxwell and Connolly, had union was anything but a-happy one; the bride, neither by birth nor breed­ pitcrtthood. . .. . plunging a pocket knife in tho bowel* of hl* ing a Indy, reflected little credit on her —Tho nianyM^ionda of William Cullen Bry- •umrade. bridegroom’s choice; and repeated —A young Swisa named John Mooller com­ teatjmoniat on mitted *uiclde at Rock Island teat week by quarrels were followed by separation. So iteta with all unequal matchesgold CMting Lbu»uU ou the BL Louin railway track Juat a* a freight train waa^xjking into town. null brass wont unite. Novels tell tut rtvw at Wo^aich. England, where he will Two car*.ran over him, cutting bl* bodyln the felicity following the union of Lord Cninh hie military studies in company with twain. Fiixgerald to Mary Ann Jones, quite tho-Prince Imju-nal of FAuee. - _ —George II. Kiugwbury, -the «*»ht*Ft re­ ignoiing Mary Ann’s predispoaition to It 1* reported that Gon. Malg* will be ap­ ceiving ■ teller -ot the National Bank of Ropointed MIu|*ter to Rlhuua. and that Gen. demption, in Boston, has been arrested, red knuckles and unshapely feet, which Ingalls will aaocecd him a* Quartermaster charged with cmbcxrllag $31,000 of the bank peculiar^ies finally make my lonl's-life : arc amusing, lari fdnda within the last two yean. lie ha*-re­ burdensome. not to be relied on in “ matters of tho turned (20,000. in Cuba by —At Indianapolis, la*t week, a man named heart/' as a rule. Common sense says, rcuteifrod to an African pen*! colony foe ton Oiphint, a cattle dealer from Gibeon county, "Young folks, marry within tho bound­ y«sr«« '.j ’ . Ind., wa* drugged and robbed of (1,200, and ary of your social and religious circle.’’ —Laird, ek-member q(-. Parliament, who then left lying in»enmble in tho gutter. built tho Alabama <>■<! other Confederate THE DISEASE CALLED EXCITEMENT. cruiser*, died at Louden recently. RAILROAD TSTEUJOEECE. —Judge Dillon, of the U. 8. Circuit Court, —Hon. Joseph Meddl haa purchased a con­ Mun does not need that which he calls trolling intercut in the Chicago TViAiim, and Doc Moinee, Iowa, hae decided to take Juri*-. excitement What a healthy mind most will hereafter act aa chief.editor of the paper. ’Iction of the maudamuv *uit against the crave* is placidity ; to do its work >xi The Tribune lias netted (147.000 per annum Union i’aciflc railroad. The company-ia di­ perfect calm, without any stimulus ex­ for the last ninn yearo. Mr. Medill'* purrhina waa made on tho baxia of 31,005,000 far tho compelled to operate the road aa one lino, with cept that afforded by perfect bodily health. Mind and body healthy, each the eastern terminus at Council Blnfia. whole concern. —Recant death*: In Eenador,’ Oct. 11. Hoc. will give nil the stimulus the other need* POT TTICAL. E. Rumaey Wing, of Kentucky. United State* without resort to artificial means. Men­ —At a Cabinet meeting at Washington, on Miniater; at South Bend, bid., Oct. 21', the 2Rth nit.. President Grant, in a conversa­ tal dissipation and physical debauchery Father A. Lebonler, 1‘roe‘dent of Notre Damn are alike diaxatrous in their effects; University; near Huntovine, Ala., Oct. 27, tion with some of ids Ministers, remarked it> trfdenUlly that "the agitation Of the third- alike breed a. fierce appetite for more, an appetite that will not be appeased Christian Church to Jeraaalem. except by deeper and. deeper draughts, •aid or intimated on the subject." which finally ruin -body, - rqjndr «ni —Among those mentioned Ma probable c«tfaouL Unfortunately, this appetite is —It is aeldum that the i didates for the Presidency, at the next elec­ sonic fraternity, if they i tion, -is Hon. Joeepb Madill, fate Mayor of tain publicity outalda o| Now, novels of the day, and social gossip, so howarer, there ia a livel —Tho Milford (N. H.) Five Cent Saving* that religion (so terribly assailed by owing to the establishment tofaereral Bank ha* «u»pei>d«d< with UabUitiSe of scandal just now), legislative enact­ ••cUndcetine" lodges. Hit (500,COO, covered, it ia believed, by it* as- ments, Racial philosophy—•all seem .a paralytic airoke. IZ£Z EM9KAVE3S. ENGRAVERS' STENCILS AND STOCK. DR AG OLIN THE OLDEST LITERARY PAPER a- coor <'• .•swtasr Forty-Eight Columns of Choice Reading in Every Issue. WONDERFUL CURES PY THE WAUKESHA Only $1.50 Per Annum, Dorwin. at Sedaliw, Mo., will cheerfully rm Lancia oompahy. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-11-13.pdf.pdf 95aeed51f658240ff243092aba17cc81 PDF Text Text / ♦WW tltewto® FRIDAY, Buhrilh, Barry County, Michigan, O R N O. STRONG. ®lw gaslrilk ADVEBTISISO BATES. 733418^7 4t oo?ti •»'« ew’iiraUesWw usfcSSSS: Editor and Proprietor. Progression. No Retrograding VOL. II NAS&FILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1874 come to look for it; and down'the track Mr. Pennywiae started, knowing that the sun would sink below the horizon long before he could regain Hope's Cor­ course. He had never had the measles himself, and he looked about him for ners, and knowing that his Annie’s mamsia expected him to tea at hap-paHt another seal, but there was none. The car was jammed. Most of the windows five o’oloek. Mr. l’i»y tlio M»Uou of ware shut, ?It mas alt*0 nnpleasant Tho vapor of human breath OgrehiU at last. He had walked down the. track in tho burning sun. His nose was scorched, his boots were white with es was painfully pt dust. Ho waa'roedy tb drop with fa­ ______ ivalid Jane Maria tigue, and hia heart ached with remorse. It was as much as he 'could do to ad­ dress the station-nroter calmly and net i of the grovel in the dust at hjs feet and cry, inroad a oann, ‘ into hin “ Here is a thief. ” sun swept across his However, ho -did command himself, and .having explained that he had found Naturally the pleasant mood which had been upon the young clergyman th« pocket-book in the cars, and that took flight amidst this discomfort. Ho ho thought a woman in a green shawl began to think what a wicked world this dropped it, placed it in the hands of was, and what a ajrrowful on? too, and the rather dirty individual—who, fancy­ how long it would be before be could ing him a passonger astray, and at tint marry his littje Annie Know, and bow inquired what the. douce he wanted— he might never* marry her at nil. Ho and begging that ho would make sure looked at the candy-eating child and* the woman got it if she came for it, felt sure it would grow up very wicked. departed in a wretched frame of mind. He walked a few yards away from There was a groat deal of original sin the station, .and then sat down under a tree. Having done what he oould, he Then he wandered bock to himself. What a hard life it wits, to be sure. was calmer. And now he remembered How he must count every penny, and that he had loft his traveling bag and save and scrimp and forbid himself umbrella in the car. By this time they books he needed, even. Ah, it was a were—heaven knew where, and, of very weary thing to live ; aid ho folded course, his visit to Hope's Corners must his arms, bent Iris head on his breast be postponed. He had no collars, no and allowed the absence of ventilation cuffs,-no anything. Besides, he could not show hia wicked face to pure, true to do its worst with him. The absence of ventilation is very de­ Annie Snow. He would take,the next train home. moralizing. At least Mr. Pennytriso always declares it is, and he speaks from He wonld walk bock to the station and get a ticket. Slowly ho arose. Slowly experience. “ Chicory,” cries the conductor. The ho entered the wooden building and cars stop, out hurries a party. " In bur walked up to the ticket office. The first proceeding when one wants ries a solitary individual. On go the oars again—again they stop. “Verona," a railway ticket is to pay for it And so Mr. Pennywise put his hand into his cries the conductor, at hiast he intends to do so. More cannot be expected of pocket Alas ! there was no money there. His conductors. “ Thingumy Station. What's-ita- pocketbook was gone. “Fitting retribution,” said tho Rov. name’s Landing.” Alfred Pennywise. “Fitting retribu­ “Sem-i-colon.” tion.” “Stoptille." . He walked out into the open air One after the other the cars glide into these stations, drop passengers, again. He felt in all his pockets. He looked on tho ground. take others up, and fly away .again. “ I know now,” said ho to himself, At last “ OgrehiU ” is shouted. “ Coma along, Jane Maria!” screams “ just how that poor woman felt.” " Wretch that I am, I deserve it!’’ Mr,Pe*yvW Oom*, alongJ do I He stood still and looked along the track, not tow.ird Hope's Corners. Of Conductor, I git out 'here. ”” And away she hurries, dragging Jane course he must reach home now as bent Maria with her. A crowd of passen­ he oould. It wonld take at least u day gers fill the center of tho car. Mr. and a half to do tho requisite walking. Pennywisrf heaves a luxurious sigh, Already he was hungry. No matter. throws up ths window, and puts up his It was his penile. and fidgeted, Though our Iwrtw are t*liIng, .•ailing, THAT POCKET-BOOK. It was the/^ev. Alfred Pennywise, and he had just flutterecTfrom the chrysalis state of theological student into the condition of clergyman. He was a very good young man ; but, per­ haps, he thought himself even better th?9 he -was. In his secret heart he was quite certain that there were no terapthtions to which the Mev. Alfred Pennywise could succumb, and he very much despised any one with whom any temptation had any weight. I know you will forgive me, Mr. Pennywise, for telling you this story. You told it to me doubtless for my in­ struction, and I should fail in my mis­ sion if*I did not attempt to instruct others therewith also. Besides, who will guess that it is you? For I can­ didly eenfess you have another name than the one I choose to call yon by. If I said it it the Bev. Alfred Pennywise, I should describe quite another man ; but it m<m the Bit Alfred Pennywise, was a slim young man, with more gold in his hair than in his pocket, and he was on the woy to spend his summer vacation at the country place halldwed by the presence of the object of his af­ fection— Miss Annie Snow. He had been paid what his congrega­ tion chose to consider an adequate It was not much to anfi wiped her* He accepted it—not cheerfully. Ho legs. They tonoh sorsetiring. Be looks down. It is a pocket-book—a block knew he should never be cheerful any leather pocket-book—which lies upon more, but he bowed his head and said the cushions. In an instant, without that it was well. And then he turned refining about the act, Mr. Pennywise up thtt bottoms of his p-ataloons ami started on hia pilgrimage. That night has it in his band. certain bills to be paid, and tho small be took a short nap under a hay“Whose is ii?” he asked himself. sum dwindled down to u smaller stfik' Conscience answered : By close economy he could spend four “It belongs to that unpleasant The next morning he found some weeks at Hope’s C?rners, at tho cheapest ■ , .. ► ’ . blackberries by the road-side. little hold there; and he might even in­ woman.” Sophistry interposed' at once: t At noon tho sole of his right shoe bad dulge in the awful extravagance of hir­ “ It may have been there when you- worked loose. At dusk, tlio left one. ing a boat, wherein to row hi# lady-love He tore bis pocket-handkerchief in two up and down the river, anti into nooks sat down.” and tied them on. It hml begun to rain “ Bo it may,” said Mr. Pennywise. and crannies where tho water-lilies “And the woman might say it was by this time. grew, and might, perhaps, go with her But we will not harrow up yopr feel­ to a church picnic, and resale her with “Such is <ho depravity of tl* hifinan ings any longer. Suffice it to say that, strawbep-fes. May, he wfuld do this, he vo#ed4o himself, if fie did without heart,” replied Mr. Pennywise. *’Be about midnight, Mr. Pennywise arrived at His boarding-house penniless, shoe­ his dinner for a month afterward. Where was the woman ? Gone. Of less and drenched to the skin, and He loved this little Annie Snow vejy liegged the frightened servant, in pite­ much, and ho thought her very good course, he must run after her and in­ ous tones, for a cup of tea, and a bite and very beautiful indeed; but he quire. Ho arose slowly. of anything; and that,'the next morn“This ain’t your station,” said the could not help indulging in a pleasant little b(t of vanity as he thought about Conductor, and the cars flow on. The Just a week from that day, aa he sat ■ hufiself. He certainly was a very good chance was gone. Mr. Pennywise still held the pocket­ in his dressing-gown in his arm-chair, a young man—very good, indeed. He Ho had not opened it. The young man desired to see him. BAing was about as good as young men were book. fresh air blew across his face,"'balmy ushered in,' he proved to be a stranger, made-^jiist about. And this caiue into who btashingly refused to be seated, his mind, as be stepped into the train to and inquired if Mr. Pennywise had not Hope's Corners,‘alid oawtwo young men demoralizing influence of bad ventila­ lost a pocket-book. Mr. Pennywise tion. . Mr. Pennywise had reseated him ­ drinking something at tho bar of the had. hotel, and another young man smoking self with a consolatory reflection that “Then,” said the youth, “this is he bad probably found a good deal of yenra. It was found in the train, and He never dra nk ; he never smoked ; left with father, who is station-master ah! and he could not have been at Ogrerille. It inis your name and ad­ entrapped into a flirtation with that dress inside, sc I thought Fd bring it saucy girl loaning over the garden pal­ in when I come. Father says a very “ You are a thief. You might as well ings, as tho young man in the gray nnhappy-Jooking kind of a young man, have stolen that pocket-book. You’ve that looked like a minister himself, left was certainly a remarkably good young ife, Bat he said a woman in a green show your face in the pnlpi* again ? I’m He took his seat and looked at prsepcci as the cars flevretrtef the ■ Tho Her. Mr. Pennywise writhed in pot He had plenty of room for him- torture; be hid hia face in hia handker seif and his traveling-bag. The seat was on the shady side of the car. It this was very peasant But this is a world- pocket-bvok held the little poor widow ; perhaps she would suffer thia comfort vanished. A crowd of fo? the want of it*.. He might now hoH in his hand the hroad of fatherless ehflcrammed. dren—he who trad thought himself so for murder than did Mr. Peatnywise during , that dreadful period of time which lay between him and Hope's Cor- A Monster Cider Establishment. Battle Creek, an enterprising little city sitoated in the center of the apple district of Michigan, has just erected a very extensive establishment for pack­ ing, preserving and drying that fruit, and for the manufacture of cider on an elaborate setie. The buildings hro just outside of the city, and are located with aptetal reference to easily receiving sunplies and making shipments, side-tracks pom two railroad* having been built for their accommodation. The moat interesting portion of the establishment is the cider manufactory, a large building filled with a bewilder- A FomI] Monster. As Mr. O. Tuttle, of Bentca, Mich., was excavating a ditch on his farm, his scraper camo in contact with an im­ mense horn, the remains of some ex­ tinct animal. Further digging devel­ oped the other horn, part of the akull, collar bones, and a numberof riba; also one tooth. The physicians and professora of the Hillsdale and Adrian •alleges pronounce them horns, and not tusks. The space occupied by the skeleton is over twenty feet long, and the tips of length, and must have measured about of which there ten feet when whole. Three feet ftam the largo end they are twenty-two and are three of th© —_____ ble of making 30 of cider a day. a half inches in circumference, and they The apples find ttieir way into the mill­ weigh 175 pounds each. Borno of tho ribo were seven feet long. Tho tooth se­ hopper through a long bin or troagb large enough to hold 10,000 bushels, cured is a frontal tooth, three inches which pass through the aide of the1 square, and weighs four and a half building to the streets, where the fruit can be thrown into it from the faraexs’ The cider, ns it trickles from tho Sreases, falls into a large vat beneath io floor; thence it is carried tlirough pipes, by means of a force pump, to several tanks in the second story, where it is again filtered. From these rubb r hose is led outside the building to tho freight car to be loaded. The empty barrels being placed in the cars, they ore filled one at a time by simply turn­ ing a stop-cock, which allows the cider to nata from the tanks through the hose ana into them. - ' Including tho boiled, four kinds of cider are made—tho first is the simonpure juice, the second is a cloriflud artinle, and the third is a compound of cidor hojis. Thia last kind has become a very popular drink for bilious per­ sons. A fruit-preserving bouse, four stories high, and of peculiar construc­ tion, is another novelty of the estab -lishment This has a capacity of 30,­ 000 barrels, and frnit placed in.it can be kept perfectly sound for three years. The walls are of solid stone, thirty inches thick, and the floors and walls ore covered and backed up with ten inches of sawdust covered with galvan­ ized iron.—Exchange. A Michigan man who had moved to Kansas to find that he had gone sway from home only to seek sorrow, writes ns follows to the Charlotte Republican -• In almost all the country through which we paMed tho chinch bog had destroyed a great deal of what the drought had left. Then the grasshoppers camo about the 20;h of August and ate the leaves off the apple trees and aome of tho peach tree*, leaving them rather low. They also ate the leaves from the corn, poiatocn and garden nance. Another Michigan man who had been allured to go to Kansas writes a long letter to the L-ipeer Clarion, in which, speaking of those who have recently immigrated to that State, be says : The majority of them camo from Iowa—th* tempteliou of 160 acres of land and tho flat­ tering words of □nac:upuk>u.i Bpecalrtors canting them to pull up and go to a country where now, with wife and little ones, they sit chanty—that tho pooply of Kanaaa mtut port themsolvea. In Phillips county men are wan U>d U) nerve in tho offices for ths honor of it rather than the pay. Why, county order* caa ba pnrchaaod for-acvoniy-fivo cents on the. dollar. Thia emacka of high taxes, heavy iudebtednoss, and, with all. a rapidly docroeeplanted 7.000 forest tree* and a quantity of' fruit tnxie. Tbo fruit tree* are eomplataly Death of Noc-a-chlck-a«mc, the Potlawatomle Chief. The Saginaw Courier of (He 28th ult. We are called upon to record the pass­ ing away <>f a,n Indian chief in the per­ son of Noc-a-chick-a-me, interpreted “Big Lake,” chief of the remnant of the Chippewa tribe of Indians located al Cheboyganing, township of Buena Viata. The old chieftain had very much celebrity in this Ideality, as being in intelligenod far above the average of In­ dian culture. He died at his own home­ stead on Saturday evening, and was buried on the bonks of the water, where tor eigbly-five years he had watched the froBtu form and melt again with the re­ turn of the summer zephyrs. unbroken forest to become the habita­ tion of the white man. He had in the spring from the soli- friendships and sympathies were ever With his white brothers. As a friend be to him. He was respected by aft who know him, not as the cunning savage, but as one of nature's noblemen, God s grandest creation. There will be mourn­ ing about tho council tire, and tho squaws of the tribe will shred their Stow. Twenty-four Mates and Territories held the Btetea aud in many Congrea«ion*J distrieb- clcctod Governor by about 10.000 Majority. Tho dolsgaUon in Congress b tan da 6 Demo- From elected Governor by a. small majority, and James Williams. Democrat, is elected to Cos- Florida—gleets William J. Purman and JcMiah T. WaUa (colored) to CongrsM. Both no Republic mu. (itorgia — Sonde an unbroken Democratic delegation to CongroM. ' Illinois - Ridgway, Republican, is elected Treasurer by a email majorilg- Etter, Demo­ crat, is probably elected Superintendent of The Lumber and Iron Interests. Public Instruction. Estimates fer the winter's cut of logs ' Kan*at — Tho Republican* made a clean are now being made. Upon the streams ■weep in this Stale, re-electing Gov. Oabora in the vicinity of Alpena, 70,000,000 by a large majority. feet of now" logs will be put in this win­ Kentucky— Dio Congronnmcn elected are all ter, and 40,000,000, feet at Cheboygan, Democrats. The amount to be ent on the TittabaLouisiana—The Democrats bavt. elected wasseo and tributaries is figured at their State Treasurer. Tho delegation In 400,000.000 feet, and on the Muskegon and tributaries, 850,000,000 feet have already been contracted. Maryland—Elected C member* of Con great, The following table will show the total shipments^ in gross tons, from the Massachusetts —Gaaton, Democrat, is elected Lake Superior iron district for the sea­ son of 1874, up to Oct 15, and ship­ Governor by 7,500 majority. Tho balance of ments to a corresponding date hut the Republican Stale ticket was elected. The Opposition elect 6 of tho 11 Representatives in Cougroee. Michigan—Gov. Bagley is re-elected by a reduced majority. Tho Republicans elect 6 Fmm Marquette... From Farauaiw............. From (Iriad Iciacd.... 883,210 Minnesota—The Republicans hare elected their candidates for Justice and Associate Jus- 4. Archibald 7. Smith Elr I*. Andrew WiiHUDA. 8,065 MUtouri—Charles H. Hardin, Democrat, is elected Governor by a large majority. The Total........ .'............... ............ . Congressional delegation is solidly Demo­ Tho shipments of ore from the dis­ cratic. trict to date ore ovex 300,000 tons letui than for a corresponding period last bly elected Governor. A Republican Legis­ year. But little xrnre will be. shipped, lature is elected, which insures the return as most of the vessels are now cn route of a Republican United Blates Senator. one way or the other on their last trips. GEN. JACKSONS COUKTSBIP. It was a law of Tennearee, in eariJr days, that a man could be divorced from his wife only by two successive acts of Legislature, and it took two sessions of the body to accomplish the feat. Ap­ plication for divorce was made person­ ally before the Legislature, and it was decided by a vote whether the oanoe should be heard or not at the next ses­ sion. If the decision was favorable, the case was investigated by n committee, who reported at the next session favorably or otherwise, according to tho evidence, and the decree of di­ vorce was granted or refused as the case might be. Mrs. Jackson's first husband was a ;miserable scamp named Roberts. She left him and Induced him to apply to the Legislature for a divorce. He did so, and she, supposing tho decree granted, after a year or more, married Andrew Jackson. After a time it was discovered that Roberta had not taken tho case to tho Legislature for its sec­ ond hearing, and a decree had not been granted, although Jackson had been living with Mrs. Roberta for two years as his wife. But a divorce was finally obtained, and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson re­ married according to ths law. This in­ nocent transgression of theJaws of so­ ciety and the State was the skeleton in the closet at the Hermitage. This led to the death of Dickinson, and was the cause of nearly all the seventeen duels in which Jackson was engaged. He would allow no man to reproach his wife for unchastity ; and she, it seems, was quite as sensitive. In his' cam­ paign for tho Presidency this scandal was revived, and there is no doubt it shortened her life. The aspersions upon her character crushed her; that she, who had been a chaste, faithful wife for thirty-seven years ; the guide, the leader, and tho ornament of a re­ ligious circle, should be dragged into the public prints and held up contempt of a nation as an adi Democrat, is elected Governor by 9,000 ma­ jority. The Democrate elect 3 and the Re­ publicans 4 Representatives In OougreM. ' Neto J orI—Samuel J. Tilden, tho Domo, crallo candidate for Governor, is elected over Gen. John A. Dix by a majority of upward of SO.000. The «ocgr<>esional delegation stands 17 Republicans to 16 Democr Up. Pennsylvania—The vote on the Rtate ticket tory. The Democrats elect 17 and the Repnb Khod*‘ Itla>ui—E»mM and Billon, both Itepublu-ana, are elscted to Oongraaa. .■x-u/A Carolina—D. H. Chamborliin, Re­ publican. in sltetod Governor. The Republi­ cans elect all ibo Congrea-meu. Tennfitcc—The majority of Judge Porter, Democrat, for Governor is very large, prob­ ably 60,000. The Cougreeeloual delegation stand*: Dexnocrata, 9; Republicans, 1. Texas—Voted fcr CongreMmcn only. All of the Democratic candidates, six in number are ei-jeted. Ferment—Held an election for member of the October election having failed to make a choice. ' D. C. Dennison, Ind. Eop., is elected over Lake P. Poland, Republican, tho i. Juan a. Wm. 7. Allan 13. Thao. Oarretaon. Bep. 14. John B. FWkrr. Rep. X Uatuaar S. Reuben BtuaDa (r 5. John M. 6. John F. Virginia—Tho election was for Congreeemon only, and resulted in tho choice of 7 H’uconrin—Voted for Congreeemon and members of tho Legiidaturo. The delegation : i: licana and 2 Democrat-. Tho Legi^atnro is Republican, thus insuring a Republican United Btatea Senator. coxaaxssxxx xlxctxd. .Appended is a list of the Congreaamen X Oilbert C taiued at thia lime; 1. Jers Haralson (colored), Bej>. . WUliAn.<Ji-r.. re-sI«ci«J. 4. wSZ^Ptttte^tal&m-S.OOO IB*J. V- Jeremiah M. Busk. B*p., reflected. A NOVEL NOTEBOOK. A bashful journalistic reporter on Uie staff of a well-known Parisian jour­ nal is famed for his dislike of, the traditionarnotebook of his race,' and has hit upon a method of taking his pro­ fessional notes unobserved by those surrounding him. HA'wears long white died of heart dieeaw. Raid on© of her friends: ' “ Her heart was broken; it was a hia clear case of broken heart.” to the haj>py hunting grounds own pocket-book that Mr. Peunywije sustained in the dark passage by the hope of the Christian. His age, had swn upon tho car scot and had as stated to ns by hia son, was 86years; picked up. It was his own pocket-book others, who have known him for years, insist that he approached nsator 100. morse and that bo had delivered over Peace to hia ashes. And so peases away one of the old l&ndm>ttksrf the Saginaw to the station-master. If he had opened valley. The old chief leaww three sons it he would have known it stance/ Yes, ’ ‘ daughter*, and hia second wife, rly 80 years old. 7. John X. f.rbox, Dvxn^sain. 8. William W. Warm, DWS.. Otn- mcn only. The Democrats have probably elected their candidates in all four of tho dls- mistake. Glad to return it. No trouble; Mr. Fennywuw examined thei_poaket- STS official count to determine the r»«ra!l todon, which are common in the State, and all agree that these bear no resem­ blance to them. The animal’s -horns must have measured twenty feet across. His height was, probably, about fifteen feet, ana length, independent of horns, .1,000,115 Tribulations of Michigan Men in Kan* NO. 7 VOX POP ULI. linen cuffs to hts shirt, and nonchalantly jots his imprcMicms on these with the most microscopic of pencils. At first his laundrcas was greatly puzsled with the hieroglyphically inscribed manchettef of her client, but, after a while, Barnau Wak-Shits. —Some unpleas­ ant disooverie* have been made with regard to certain recently- built ships of the British navy. They were so intol­ erably offensive that it wax impossible thus gathered the nows <rf the week while pursuing her avocation. One bo repaired. It was found that English Thk Lansing B^puMicar. says the _st war loan bond outstanding of the issue of 1861 waapaid on Qct 31 by the has not been rAnoved. The Lords of State Trebur r. I: was a 15” bond, due July t . the Admiralty have, however, sent for Fbskdskt who received some bottle# at bilge water from one of the ships in question, the Albatross, hud pint of milk drawn father, and has krpt ft ever muoc with from a cow, when the first pint from the German fidelity. Eleven ynars* interest and it is hoped that the flrat sniff will aomr caw had only nine and one-half has been gainwi by tbo Rtato from the induce thorn tq order the only effective cure. nca-prawjjiatinn of this bond. £££=£ Milage of ibeBtate �k js belonging to find the Jail and 46 w« down by an On R.*pbh A I< ffMNttkSMKO, oom;»*ny fot$ 10.000 < The Ixnrt marksmen in iffiabignn il uind fr««wig,. ft* there would appear are located in Muir Two parties when out from there last -re, bat pntwMr l*e»u«o week ■ on n squirrel hunt Henry | in, lirtd of holding on. fbomtis, a burner upon Capt. G«rd-j ner’s side, shot 1.315, and J. Delaliey. one of Capt. Sylvester* men, counted . publican and Democratic, arc adver- up 765. The freight and ticket office of the Grand Rapid* k Indiana Railroad ’ tera, free grata. According lo the st robbed Sunday. • al Wayland -TBTnrou was v-TT-i I,,,,.,-*, rt.renrent, of «pnw of them, it would night „f ebout »1W. likes from tie hard for an unprejudiced person to tell who is the winner.—the Demo­ cratic or Republican party. A bill hu passed the Oregon Senate which provides that htk hands and wives without children may be considered divorced by sim­ ply ceasing to live together. This would received the approval of the . most advanced free lovers. The President has issued his proc­ lamation, setting apart Nov. 26th, os the day thanksgiving. Thursday for * national Make ready the thanksgiving dinner, and allow the turkey the most prominent place, around which will rally pumkin pies, mince pies, and happy faces. Ou election morning, some of the Grand Rapids ladies, decorated the postponed Wm. Powsrs, Clerk. the granary needs repairing and en­ larging,. the expensa which we have estimated as follows:‘ rdr umlerplaaing---------------------------4*00 8,600 f-rt drened hmber *t $16 pr tu 62.60 15.000 alMUglee at $8.40 per 1.000...... 61.00 16Oib«R*il---------.... 9.60 l*ait»t. oil end peiutinr .;. 40.00 M-cbauka teter......_______________ 80,00 A rrRMROOM iOMiinv. XT. M. Board met pursuant to’ adjourn­ ment. Roll odlod, members all pre­ sent. Board proceeded to bittiness. Supervisor Perkins asked and oh-, taiued leave of abnenoe^ indefiuately ‘ $368.10 on account oCsickness. ’ The Cpm»te9 on claims though AJI of which wc present for your their chairman, Supervisor Day, consideration, and recommend that further r^jxxled that tb*y had exam the appropriation be made. ined the fullowing accounts,- and L, St. Dxwit, P. Baowx, drawer. . ’ would recommend their allowance . Committee. About four hundred men are now as follows: On motion of Supervisor Phillip,' Has opened at the old eUnd of DOWNING & IJTTLI, a complete slock of at work on the Michigan A Ohio the report was accepted. Railroad in* Ottowa County. On motion ol Supervisor Keagle, 21 Wm II H»rf.*nl. Jwt’e fee* $9.70 $736 Orrin Findley, of Oshtemo. while 22 Grehlet Ra*’oli, hardware 64.15­ M 15 the report was adopted. Tho Committee on Miscellaneous 9 00 digging deep, ditches, was caught by 23 John Robert*, medical w. 9.00 Claims,!hrongh their chairman,Sdperp cave and covered with earth. His 24 Heath. SUlieb.iry A Co. farnitorefor Probate ofice... 52.25 62-25 visor Day, further reportled < that they companion shoveled -him out hut 25 J M Ne^ne, lirery bill 5.00 had examined the followii ing accounts, Finely was so near dead that when’ and would recommend ttheir alluwbrought to the fresh are no sign* of 27 L. Boesel!, drawing jury 2.00 2.00 Boots and Shoes, ance as follows : 28 J W Houghton & S Collins, respiration Could be observed.' . Drain Commiaeionera fee* 24.76 24-76 Bats and Caps, A Pole, whose name no one deeined 29 J W Honghialin, do 17.00 17.00 himtclf conlpetedt to write, acciden­ 80 ChKM. Ree l A Sem'l Garri41 Gm W Dole, witneaa fees $ 8.14 dieal’d Gents' Farnlshlng Goods tally shut himself at Bronson Friday, Ron. building eidewnlk, Ac 80 00 M.oo 42 George M. Dewey, sution31 W M Scudder, Dep. 8b er. fee. 69.65 65.09 cry and printing........... 11.00 $11 aX) indicting a bad wound in the leg. Gloses and Mittens, -82 1 W Vro. mira, repairs aboat 43 H A Goodyear, stoves and Indians begin to congregate about court ltoi»«e and jail....... 22.50 22 60 Shawls, Fin, the lakes, and mnr«he« near Grand 83 G H Brook*. Dep Sher.feee 21.00 21.00 Rapids for the pupose of hunting 176.52 45 Geo Curry, coustable^ees 22.06 disal’d Carpets, Sheriff, fee* 668.25 441.47 46 la w W T EaNtmau, Eestmen. lime and ducks. . fraysgs--.--........ ... • 6.25 fl-25 6.26 86 Wm Tinkler, Dep. •• “ 46.00 ------ 44.00 ffrayage....w Fancy Goods, 6.20 47 Geo Cum, constable feee 1.80 87 J A Wileox. wIismi “ 10 20 38 O W MeCormick. D. 8. ‘ 70.40 70.40 48 G M Dewey, publisbin no. 39 Wm Tickler, l>ep.Sher. •• 146.27 15.00 40 Lafayette Harper an I two 18.75 6.10 50 G M. Dewey, printing for kc., ki-, k-f. Judge of Probate 11.60 11.50 EVKN1NO SESSION, 7 P. M. 61 M 8 Stebbins, sl'dingcourt 22.00 14.00 Board convened pursuant to ad­ On motion the report was accept­ 62 M T Wheeler, in*., wood. which were bought for c*»h and wiU bo journment. Roll calfed. members all ed. ink, ex pre?*, poetoge, Ac. 840.76 840.76 -**------- * 2.21______ present,Board proceeded to business. Supervisor Emery moved that ■“ ’ “ " do' * 8.44 disal'd Supervisor Elliott moved that--the each account be taken up separately 54 Andrew Dole. CASH. CASH. CASH A. W. ALLEN, 8822 Receive* at the C. O. D. Store of $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS,' Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a foil line of . SEWING MACHINES rooms in :«hich the polls were held, with flowers, and some of them staid «t the polls, throughout the day, County Superintendent of Poor enter in rolntion, aud passed upon, which Juror fee*........... 66 Geo J Kunii, and 3 other* electioneering for woman's suffrage, into a new contract for the term of motion did not prevail. five years with Samuel Lnwtun of .witneM feeo.....r----- --- 5.80 On motion ol Supervisor Emory, but their "sweetness was wasted on 2.16 2.16 Hick* Bro*., crockery...... crockp-’----- 2.15 the Township of Castleton, for the accounts No. 34; 35, and 39, were 67 Hicks the desert air," for the city gave land U|M>n which lie now resides und­ taken from the report and laid on the 58 G M Dewey, publiebiog notice of eleelion (1872) 25.20 2^.20 2,575 nays to 921 yeas on that er neon tract from said Superintend­ table. 59 -Jm A Sweescy, Au*y fere 45.00 ’45.00 ents of the Poor, which motion Ou motion of Supervisor Emory 60 J W Hougkialin. Drain question. prevailed. . CjtnmiMioncre feee 60.00 the report ot the committee was 61 GM Dewey, printing bal­ The Committee on Salaries through adopted. The Hartford Day Spring has just their Chairman most respectfully re­ lots for constitutional ain't* 10.00 10 00 Supervisor Jlenry Bi own offered completed its 4tb volume. Perhaps quest nn>l recommend as foloWs: to the following resolution: On motion the report was accept­ Lbsolvkd, Th»t the County Tr«*i>urer ed. no editor could hav.e made a better wit: That each of lhe following offi­ .On motion of Supervisor Emory, cers be paid as follows fur their ser ­ success of the Day Spring, than has account No. 60. was taken from the vices: * TO EVERY ONE! O. D. Hadsell, who has the name of yearly as th* line Khali become due report and laid on the table. To the County Treuurer for 1874 $l,100.0U Un .motion the resolution was being the best local editor on the On motion of Supervisor Phillips, •• •• Clerk for 1874 760.00 adopted. “ Proiecuting Alt’y for 1871 DOD.OO account No. 41,45.53, and 51, were , , lake shore. Although published fn a The account of Milo T. Wheeler taken from the report and allowed at Don t forget the place, the •* ’ Judge of Probate for 1874 1,000.00 smaller town than Nashville, it is the and six oth-rs werfe presented, and “ John M. Nevin*, Bopt. of poor the amount claimed. I . . . . most read paper in Van jlurun Co. for 1874- 170.(0 on motion of Supervisor Emory were Ou motion of /Supervisor Henry j Brown Store, opposite IN ichols. Samuel J. Bidelman. SupL ef referred to the Committee on Claims The first year O. D. started another Brown; the report as amended was i poor lor 1874.... On (motion Board adjourned until -paper, the second he built him a nice •• Daniel B. Pratt. gupL of poor adopted. 1 ALSO WANT • for 1874-50.00 seven o’clock this evening. Tho Committee on Claims through office, the third he lent out a $1,000, Wm. H. Powers, Clerk All of which ia respectfully eubmitted. their chairman, Supervisor Day fur- i and the fourth he took an extended Jons F. Emobt. Ai»am Elliot. Johm Daw­ i tlier ro|H>rted, that they had re-ex‘ sox, ’ Committee trip through the northern peninsular. tiniinvd accounts No. 34, 3\ and 39, fur which I will ppy the* Highest Price. On motion of Supervisor Day, the Board convened pursuant to ad­ Verily, it is better to be born lucky and would recommend their allow ­ report was accepted. journment. Rull called. quorum ance as follows : That account No. • than rich. A. W. ALLEN. Supervisor Day moved to amend present. Board proceeded to business. 34 be allowed al $189 75, account the report of the Committee by al­ The Committee on Apportionment The Elections.—Bagley's major­ lowing the County Clerk the sum of of Taxes submitted the following No. 3-5 he allowed at $449 35. and account No.39 bo allowed at $155 52. ity in this county is about 402., W il- $800, as heretofore, instead of $750 as ss their report: • On motion of Supervisor Phillips, Your Committee, to whom was re­ liard and Warren have from 50 to u recciimmcnded by tho committee, the report was accef ted. ferred the matter of the apportion ­ which motion prevailed’ by yeas and 100 more. Goodyear the Democratic On motion of Supervisor Emory, ment lo the different townships nnd nays, as follows : the report was adopted. Representative .from the northern ol Hasting*, Yeas—Armour. Bartram, 9rowa City a of the States, Coun. James W. Houghtalio presesented District received 135 majority,— Henry, Brown Pleiades.Dav,Dawson, ty a>«d rejected tax, fur the year; CHEAP his account of $24 75, for his services BUGGY Towne, the Representative from the Emory, Fuller, Hoyt, K»-agle, Per- 1874. would respectfully submit the as Drain Commissioner, and on kins. Phillips, Walker and Chairman fallowing statement of thei.’ report southern district has 65 majority. motion of Supervisor Elliott was Nays—Dunham, Elliott A Jordan. thereon: allowed st the amount claimed. The Republicin county ticket is Supervisor Phillips moved to The following is the pay roll of elected by from 70 to 8'0 majority; amend the report of lhe committee Board of Supervisor fur October showing a falling off of nearly one- by allowing the Prosecuting Attorney session . a. v. 1874: SHOP IN BASTINGS.’ half from tho majorities in former $600 for hi* services for 1874, and NAMES MUcn« Amount John M. Nevins,County Superintend­ elccti -ns. The woman suffrage ■$19.^ ent of lhe Poor, $175 lor hie services amendment and the new Constitution for 1874, which motion did not pre­ • 20 88 Ban ram Thomae U 20.40 arc badly defeated. vail. by yeas and nays as follows : “As long as Lee Reed makes’ Yeas—Bartram.Brown Henry,Day. buggies, I ahall buy my buggies of Sthi82S388o!28282Sl? Brown Pleiad* Day John II CoiutECTto.x —In the report of Brown Pleiades, Keagle and Phillips. Dawe on John Co. Supt of Poor published last w eek Nays—Armour, Dawson, Dywey, “ You are on the road to success, by a mistake in type, the receipts Dunham, EILoll, Emory. Fuller.Hoyt, 19, G8 Dunham Orson 20.40^ as lung as you make good work, as gXSJ—3 S ®3 p ® 2 3 5 i? only footed up $111,14 while they Jordan, Perkin*, Walker & Chairman. Elliott Adam you have always done.*'—TFm. S. 23428 S3BS«85835S88|_R shoulb have been $511,14. The hurry Supervisor Keagle moved to amend Goodyear, Ilustinyi. rulin' m.«> r •f election business did it.—Hastings the re|»ort of the Committee by al­ Hoyt Zebulon B ** You cart dcpcniTupon what Lee Journal lowing John M. Nevins $175 for his Jordan J ease IBM says about his buggies.”—IL A. Keagle John And as wc were compelled to services for 1874, which amendment Goodyear, Hustings. Perkin* John J 1 prevailed. copy the proceedings from the Journal 18.12 Phillipa Traverse On motion ol Supervisor Perkins, " I am delighted with my buggy 18.84 of course the same occurred in tho Walker Aaron J the retvorl of the committee was 18.12 and would not let it go.” — Wm. Robinson David G News • adopted as amended. $848.12 ChidesUr, Rutland. «5SJ»e8£S3a838;SSg On motion of Supervisor Phillips, ST ATE JOTTIMUS, There being no further business All of which ia respectfully submitted. •• I am well satisfied with my bug­ Board adjourned until to-morrow Hunt Baxiwa Zbxvlox B. Hott, Aooee- before the Board, after the reading of gy."—Adam Wolf, Maplu Grove. Balcntine k Cos saw mill At East morning at the hour of eight o'clock. tc* M. Abmovm, Committee. the Journal, on motion of Supervisor Wm. H. Powers, Clerk. “ Your prices are below Grand Saginaw burned on the 5th. On motion of Supervisor Emory Emory, Board adjourned until Mon­ $36,000. the report was accepted and adopted. day. January 4th, 1875, at two o'clock, Ranids. I will take tfte top carriage • Fsidat Mormixu. ) and surprise my wife.”—Jerry Roy­ A new iron bridge is to beconJ On motion the Board adjourned P. M. October IflUi, 1874. ers, Cartton. until to-morrow morning at the hour structed over the river at Bellevue Countc, signed, Board met pursuant to adjourn nnd the contract has ben let to the ol eight o'clock. Wm. H. Powers, Clerk. meuL Rull called, quorum present hundred oth*'r* thnt will go their last dollar Wm. H. Powers, Clerk, Smith Bridge Co., of Toledo, for the After the reading of the Journal. sum of $1,382.50 Board proceeded to business. Saturday Mqrxino, ) Mrs. Clara Quigley, of^Doldwafer, On motion ol Supervisor Keagle, October 17th, 1874. | suicided last Tuesday, at Sturgis, by accounts , No. 12, 13. 16, 17, and 19 shooting herself with a revolver. Board met pursuant lo adjourn Proprietor of the were lakcn from tho table. Supervisor Keagle asked leave to meat. Roll called, quorum present. On Monday Patrick Malhen, of After the reading of the .journal of Ypsilanti jumped (rom a Ireigbt car, । withdraw snid accounts, which on • striking a rack on a side track which motion of Supervisor Elliott,* was yesterday's proceedings Board pro­ ceeded lo business knocked him back under -the freight granted. On motion of Supervisor Keagle, The account of II. A. Goodyear train severing his left arm nnd leg — AND — J. Is. REED. from his budy. He is nut - expected tu and twelve others were presented,and the Clerk was allowed un order of on (nation of Supervisor Emory, re­ five hundred dullers lo apply on live, salary. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! ferred i<> the C-jmrpiit e on Cluims. The second trial of W m.T. Under­ PBOHATE ORDEIl. On mbtiori of Supervisor Bartram Supervisor Emory offered the fol­ wood, for the murder of Charlotte Bran or Jlrcnmxx. > the Sheriff wns authorized and in . Ptidgeun, some time a go, at Dekoi: lowing re.MjIulioa. slrucled to purchase the necessary iVaHliville, - - ZVIich..was concluded Saturday . the Jury amount of wood for use of Court rendering a verdict of nut gitihy by Would respectfully inform th* publio th* House and jail reason of insanity. jmrow thnttMtnd «teht hatxlrvd Md •r-retHy The account of John M. Nevins, he i« prepared to do double the work than too foot; Piwral. 8. C- PrlMto, J*4ffc«f Pmtate. JxraiM Kioxin, age 64. cuiumilleil i>iM hundre 1 aud tfclrtj dollars ftr themb- Samuel J. Bidleman and Dante! B. heretofore. Id the cMKerof th- E.tete ot lUnlel W. RimmU, late of Noabvibe. in aati ratiblj, suicide at the residence of her sou Pratt, County Superintendents of the On reaanc U* twtaioo. duly Tw'fit-i of KlUabMb Hartmn,nexi of kin <>( Mkl pwku th« in Spiiogweil", on Monday last. poor, for balance of salary for 1874, •djuitxlxratloa 9t mM oataUM nr br paatadY^rwere presented, and on'ototion refer­ Shafers block, at Big Rapids, burned <?o Munday last, with *.Jos*u4 ty Republican and the Na*hvhu,* Nave, red to the Committee on claims. cacti th • eutn of twcnty-Bre dell*r#. On motion of Supervisor Elliott ac«2o,oon. C. 1*1. HOLLER, Supervisor Day rnivad that the connts No 34, 35, and 59, were taken Last Tuesday, while Charley Go.vdResolution be adopted, which did nut from the table and referred back to fellow, seven years of age, of Si. . the Committee on Claims. Joseph, was playing with n pistol, he prevail. ’ SitfH.rrisor Keagle moved that the On motiun of Supervisor Day, the shot himself, receiving injuries thnt Hastings Rep-sUican Banner and. the lesolulion passed ye-terday afternoon resulted in death. Hastings H>me Journal, be paid adopting lhe report of the cummittee Last Saturday night a boarding fifty dulhtni each, and tike Barry Coun­ un claims wus rescinded so for as it re­ i ty 'RrpuWcan mid “ M?/ Carding Machine A,- » ’ ""—'-’-(*wc«ivu»c uo»um»i un publishOn mulioo of Supervisor Bartram, ductor A. n . VV ithey. claiming that; t|le }»fUeeiding of Ibis Board lur 18 READY leave wa.« granted JI. W. Hotightube made improper advances. The. tha currant year, which rncrtiuu pre Wm B. SAVAGE 4k BRO ■ COLUMN lin lo-WHlidraw acemint No. 28 Doctor, whir was nut seriously: vaueti The Committee on County Build dem. ft aad now lhe, re On „f Sup-rriw, K«.,lr. ings. through their Chairman Super­ going to investigate. J account No. 46 whfeh was disallowed visor Dewey, submitted the following The elegant Baptist Church, at by the Board of Snpenrou*r Nt the Report: Battle Creek « t.. be Sold Rt gherifis December xessiun 1872, woe taken The Committee on County Build­ I -thy-rtable. ' ings wonld report that they have exMr. FOWL Curder HARD PAN PRICES! THRMS—Cash or Ready Ray! . Fair Dealing ant Low Prices 10,000 Cords of 2 and 4 Foot Void Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, ’ Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. $5000.00 worth of Boots and Shoes Which I am bound to sell 10 per Celt Lowei than any other House in town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce, G, A. TRUMAN Y OF CORSE EVERYBODY KNOWS Lee Reed’s hr S’’1 T TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! Grreater Bargains THAN EVER IN AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF J WOLVERINE MILLS! WOOL! I say positively, that those wanting Buggies, will save money by buy­ ing of me! ANp GET A Mancfaetured by the Michigan Stove Co., and warranted for one year. WOOL! opiums The largest stock of Palate, Oils, Vanishes aW Brathes ever brought to Nashville. Al*> a largo stock of Crass-C eluding the Silver Steel Diases*, the fastest ctr 1 world, and all to be offered at pi ioee hei etofui for* Cash. 0. 4 WOLCOTT �CTO. [NEW PLANING MILL! ' NEW GOODS! He FRIDAY, NOV. ?3, 1874 Tpuiaus Sirtffrr,. with a'trook that n»m> dad Hk« the report.<7f a pop-gun. When artelt if he hurt, ha uateeeitatiagly lepliad ; '• Notbadamitita." ‘ If his head ached the next meroing. we im- ! Th* old reliable pUe<. to boy you-; u~ ‘ ------«-*— •• ■ '‘"^ . New [Stock of Goodsj! • ““ i caused It, Tuesday the suaorMie voice of a Mrs. John Ketchum, of Maple Grove, W. Alien talks to onr readers, this hrough a half-column ad. Raul It, Allen. Market, of Durham's. only 8 cent* per pound, H J canted to any plaee tn tho vltteaa PLKMENT SMITH, V _ LAWYJ gASTMAN & YOUNG, COXStSTlXO OF ' I would invite lhe DRESS GOODS, Slaniko, Hatching, DRESS TRIMMINGS,' Re-sawing, &c., He's a Chinaman, and was imported « ly fo superintend the T department. School Books and 1 egal Blanks GLOVES, CORSETS, Dressed Flooring SHAWLS, CASSDBBKS, Sldinr, Mouldings, Ae., «fcc. Marks!. Experienced Workmen Employed. jour Meat at Roe & Clever's Meat B«et Bosf from four .to eight els. — For Tinsmithing, call on * Smith A Pctmam, We neglected to mention that Mro. C. Ainsworth, and her son Arthur, recently returned from a month’s vi»jl to friends. dead beat Htt, which DW, Pleaaani, in lhe broad State of good steak al Durham's Meat Market for we shall soon publish, if they are not settled Once upon a time we pajtaed through before long- roceries I also manufacture Soft and Hard Wood OP ALL KINDS, For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. Market Lath and Shingles. DiHHolixtion jN’otice. JJENRY H. WOOD. Justice of the'Peace, —Jijp Tyler, the former proprietor of lhe location and surroundings of that beau­ The partnership of Oxw & Co , of Naahfoundry, and the* biggest dead-beat that tiful city, attracted and won our admiration. viUe, Mick., iv hereby diaaclvcd by mutual ever struck Nashville, wan in town laal consent. All account* due tho firm will be Milled by Clement Smith, Naahrille, Mich. President Grant baa proclaimed Nov. 26th Dated Nov. 2nd, 1874. advises its readas a day for national thanksgiving to AlA. W. OLp«. R. B. Wabbox. , raighly God, for fail blessings to us as a nation, and ds Individuals, daring the past year. Governor Bagley, has given ncticc. matter. Frogfool! liebhauSer, TAIL OR I1AR AD Y, Manufacturer of Boot* and Shoe*, TJNION Steak for C ISvHv-sleighe J —We art our locals, this week, in flaw tian Church would do without the services A. BARBER, M.. D., MomroMrs. Clement Smith is It enables up ta get more-of thorn ia <>fM-» 'human. _ ' ptthte Hiyrirten and Rtowon. Offiev. type. nnn safallar space than formerly. her the other day eoiieit. -r-The report is current that L. J. Wheel­ WEB8TER & HOBRS. Black­ " All kind, of work In thv Blackfill. er will soon retain to Nashville, und open a stock of hardware in -his atom. everything that will build up their respective B. RASEY, Drayman. Goods nnd Good ' 8«!TW A PVTMXM. iog faster than any ether village on lhe Hne of the llC. B B. • ODDS, Prop'r. HOUSE. F. Dahcxx, Proprietor. —Vermontville is haunted with spirila— spirits of departed man aud womanhood. Their headquarters are down by the banka liahed aomeyeara ago, between tho churches and ministers of our village, tho aetTicea of -A largo bell, weighing 1,000 Iba., for this year will bo held at lhe M, E. Church, tho United Brethren Church, on Mud Crook, and the sermon will be delivered by the in the north part of this township, arrived putor of lhe Christian C&uroh. This is a national thanksgiving day, and the service; —We have failed to notice a number of ex- are for ail who feel grateful for lhe bless­ ings of life, and should be duly observed by to ace new Comoro taking such a lively in- all. Services will commence al 10 j A. M, ATTENTION, ALL! Od. «k, 1874. constantly on band. . , .. Depot, Nashville, Mich. W. H. KOCHER & Bro. 0ome and wee if —Last Saturday while ** Red Squirrel,** GROCERIES! AINSWORTH & BROOKS, STOCK pay the Highest Market Pries for We will cell you Groceries, of Every Descriptions, R. Noble, of Lowell, was in town last week, prospecting, poUND, the cheapest place BOISE BROS'. POTATOES, —Mr. B. ‘ A. W. OLDS. 48 CORN, APPLES, OATS, with the view of starting a bank in JONES, Clover Seed, &c. stumbled and fell, breaking bis neck. this village. No village offers better —The now sidewalk on Stale St. Is to be inducements to a man of money*, and • Delivered at their built and completed on or before tho 15th. it is just the thing wc need. . Surely “Ye City Dads'* don't mean for any ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. of us poor sinners to labor on the Sabbath, Last week W. L. Slone, a saloon­ do they! We also keep on band and have for sale —John Shivley, cf Rutland Township, keeper, was arrested for violating the discharged the contents of a shot gun license ordinance, and summoned to LATH, through his left band, one day last week. appear before Esq.Chipmiui. Tho trial SHINGLES was adjourned until last Wednesday, WATER LIME, purpose. when he' received a sentence of Has just received a eomplet»as»ortment of SALT, —Tho new brick block will be ready for thirty days in the county jail, to which FALL AND WINTER HAIR, occupancy in about a mouth. The plaster­ place he was taken Wednesday night. • STUCCO, ing is finished, and the remainder of tho work is being pushed forward as rapidly as 4-7.. —The dedication of tho new ma­ Alsu VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. possible. which we ship and retail at bottom prices. sonic hall, Wednesday evening, was —We hoar that a planing mill at Middle­ largely attended.. Hon. Dan'l Striker, AINSWORTH k BROOKS, ville was burned on Thursday night of last CUT FUEE OF CUAnOBl D. D. G. M., of Hastings, conducted Proprietors. week, creating a loss of about $3,600, on She still retains the services of Miss which tbercTwaa no insurance. It belonged the dedicatory services, and Rev. C. L Deyo, delivered an interesting ad FOB to Charles PauL •« DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. dress. Supper was served at the —The social of the M. E. Church, will be Union House, after which, all thus D LL BARLOW, entertained al the residence of Dr. Barber, inclined, spent a few hours in grip­ on Tuesday evening next. A cordial invi­ MRS. L. O. CROCKER ULLUEBY&JANCY GOODS! BARBERani HAIRDRESSER! Nasuvilli, Micu. Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, FALL MILLINERY GOODS! Mrs. N. M. STEBB1HS Ofr TUK to make our locals so interesting thia winter that folks will get up in the night to read A ca»d.—The Masonic fraternity wish to And in varieties to suit customers, all te be return thanks to Mr. F. Dancer, of the DRESS Jb/EAKING CALL AND 3 KE. per he furnished at the dedication of their hall, on Wednesday Eve. It was highly ap­ preciated aud was a credit to himself and LIVERY AND FEED STABLE? —The Democratic population of the vil­ lage, last Saturday evening, made prepara­ tions to held a ratification meeting over the E. D. BITGOOD, Pkomliktok. appearance, and they adjourned the, pro­ ceedings until Thursday evening following. Good rigs furnished parties on short no- by a boring auger in Phillips A Barnum's to the stale in which Adam found Eve eating of North Maih St., Nashville, Mi oh. Came into the endomre of the subscriber. Truman's long brick. two Heiffers, eno yearling and irding Nashville, Oct. 26th. 1874. DANIEL STALEY. G. and ibe future prosperity of NaahviHe, and i»g his many customers home happy, and Brevier case like a whirlwind, but it waa no go. The type wouldn't walk into his "slick" worth a cent.—he couldn't see the nicks, hu eyesight j was failing, etc. He laid down the "stick," produced a bottle, swallowed the contents and /'slid out," tn the direction of a saloon. At night, when the closing time of the saloon arrived, he was so tight he couldn't wriggle, and was singing " Put me in my little bed." The boys rolled him up, car­ ried him to a hotel and complied with his request, and further your deponent saith not. Sclml BLul. ill lifer Bwks. Dated Nashville, Oct. Slot, 1874. JAMBS LUCfcHAJtt TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFQIES, Wall Peper & Bordering Our Store! THE YAMA8HIB0 (uncolored) CRACKERS A Fresh Stock or RELIABLE HOUSE By the barret . FAMILY GROCERIES, BAKEKY GOODS ■ TEAS, COFFEES, Of every description. -I N------ Sugars, Spices, Etc. The Choicest Bread Erv wU la PukTiU.. wklA w. IUak Ik. People can Appreciate. For everybody to bey their Pm Wines and Lipors CHOICE GROCERIES I Crockery, For Medicinal and Mechanical Purposes, at for yourselves. BOISE (Sccckmxssom BROS., to OYSTERS T. Maxsob) In every style sod form. CITY DRUG STORE, NEW STORE! W. A. AYLSWORTH, 10,000 NEW GOODS! Entire Now Stock gicrtrl and Restaurant As Cheap for Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Burnishing Goods, As A»y Rs»« Lb Birr; Caiaty. ROE & CLEVER, Only tan Call at Central House Sign. DAUGHERTY k ROOSA. FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! ONE PRICE TO ALL. Oozy Little Brick Store, Clocks, Spectacles, fc. JACOB LENTZ CHAS. W. DEMARAT. Parlar, Lifrarj, Dining, Office GE8ERAL FUMTUREL Grocery, Mery & Lamp Me, REMEMBER Ready Pay this village. He should to hsi& see for yourselves. Lodgings $ Meals 25 dsi LOCAL MATTLES. wifn is a coward aud a bully. Come THAT IS THE Glassware & Lamps! loss. The entire «o«ftBatiUy will greatly mlw her, m she was » kind nrijjbtor anil a moat estimable woman. The funeral Mr- MEAT MARKET! Representing nearly every kind known to ■ he trade, and to you that indulge in the for­ eign luxury, *o would say SPECTACLES. I.wfulri P.l.M.) Thai the place tc buy jour Danner. care and we warrant satisfaction. We would especially call atlteniion to our large stock of STATIONERY t LEGAL BLANKS, a husband. n Baukt Co. Paints, Oils, Varnisnes & Brushes, OTTIR, STOCK Last Tuesday afternoon, while William Jarrurd of Maple Grove, was hauling wood to town, he met Having, moved into my Prescriptions Cttrefully Prepared. with an accident, which might have Fair Pricer and Hbnr.tt Dealing. been more serious, had it not been for the interference of other teamsters. BOISE Bfon. Jast as he was driving down the 3 steep hill south west of tho corpora­ tion on the town hne, a portion of the I would respectfully invite my old coelomwood slid off the front end of the wagon, carrying him with it. He fell New Store I on the lounge, but was soon jostled off, the horses kicking him and the king bolt striking him in the back, in­ flicting, it is feared, serious injuries. The horses had become frightned and were running, however he hung on to Everything lietv ! the lines and was dragged under the wagon quite a distance,when the teem was stopped by one ahead, acd Young Ladles nnd Gentleman attention; Everything belonging to tho William, was picked up more dead Lawyer*, Doctors, Laboring Men and Gentlemen al largo: than alive and taken home. 0>iTDA«T.—Depsrteu ibii life, Nov. 4th. INotice. im .Ta.pa.n Tea, for s$l. —Rev. C. I. Deyo will remain In town ovfcr Sabbath. He haa exchanged pulpits That compositor on the Vermont­ with Rev. DsGeer,.and, accordingly, will ville Emtrpriit, was down here on •peak at the Christian Church next Sabbath, another “high, old time,*' lost Tues­ morning and evening. day. He called on us, asking for a —Mr. Olds will soon move Into his new piece of copy, claiming to be light­ house. The onlslde work is all cooiplete-l, He went for the with the exception of the columns for the ning on the “set-” verandas, aud the inside work is about com­ pleted, with the exception of painting, graining, eto. - Cheap as they can be Bought Patent Medicines, ping the light fantastic. tation is extended te all FA-STUON AJBXaS .In DRUGS & MEDICINES, SiilrwUM. u H.cliipm Central Ilallroud QRAMD RIVER VALLEY WflSOI. Together with a full asaortmenl ol MIRRORS, PICTURES. PH A M* AND CARDS, BRACKETS. DUSTERS. fcC-kC., a Baty Cat? aal PraWalufsi: cerriss axd caskets, NaabvtUe, SHROUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept ctmulanlfy rm hand. yidH-x.i:,-, Halbert A Co. FRESH MEATS, Maaiuen.—In Gattie Country Produce always bougnt at the TOP of the •Market. he. Inlfer tt M bond TRIMS1 o* um>i I'asbaOta. Oct. $’at, 1BT4. L. C. BOISE. Kufe.in,, «•!><. IM. 1,74. 40 W, A. AYLSWORTH I S IM.H n.U . «. �THAKXtiGjrijra. NEWS TN BRIBE. PAPER PAIL8. Tax moat stylish oollar that is worn Usrixn Btatj*. Ask yotir gaau; forniatar tut lbs &pror*4 WANTED W Smkt free, on receipt of Bed •o badly mnUlotad that ho wilt probably dio. nAAVk z.<;. XaitKINAX.b Barclay »l.. X. BOOK luxnwui Uh ■ ClauutteU.Ota GQItEY'S LADY'S BOOK teoled model. Btyfiah and substantial. ? Model Shirt. Co.. St South Btb-aL. Pbilad CHIME for fomily u»«, our nrreUrs wtU Skew Moontata railroad, l»i weak. other jiowere ban prevailed. . It la fitting that at stated pariols we cmso row between Ooronor Croker, Tammanyitc, and Jarnos O'Brian, independent. Democratic Ireland, March, 1785, and waaeauseqnently io , arreted, but roteasad *oou afterward. follow the other day. —rPresldonl MacMalion entertained Mr. Wasbburne, the American Minister, aud Lord —A French lawyer named Orelle Tonnes, claiming to bo King of Patagonia, was re- • loan. The Argentine republic claims Jurisdic­ tion over Patagonia,.and arrested Toone* is a —BL Rev. Dr. Bacon, Roman Catholic Bishop of Portland, Me., died at BL Vincent's Hospital, Now York, last week. —At the request of Gen. Garibaldi, the suisscripUons for his relief have been sus­ pended. —Tbo Duke of Aberoom lias been elected GENERAL. * —The celebrated trotting horses Judge Tullcrton and Occident had an exciting match race at Ban Francisco, Oct. 31, which was won by Occident, whose beet time wm 2:18. —An in rogation as to the cause of tbo roceut explosipn of the steamer Brooklyn, near Detroit, charges upon CapL Harvey Brown and the second engineer tbo ree]>ouaibihty of tbe disaster, by which eighteen lives —A site for a military prison to te erected the cuIUtalivu ut kindly feelings toward each other. Now, therefore, recognizing three consid­ erations, I. U. H. Grant, President of the Eufauls, Ala., on the 3d tost., a bloody riot occurred between white and colored voters. ship, Thursday, the 26th of November next, It appears that a negro who had voted the and exproee their thanks for tho mercy and favor of Almighty God, and, laying asldw all Lis drunken companions, whereupon a num­ political contentious and secular ocxnpa'.ioua, ber of while© want to tbo raecuo of tho Demo­ to obaerve auch day aa a day of thanksgiving aud praise. which st mo GOO shots wore fired. Bix white* In witnees whereof, I herewith set my hand wore wounded, one of them, WHIiam Keith, mortally. Three negroes were killed out­ affixed. Done at the city of Waehlngton, on right, and, as far as hoard from, thirty-four the 27tli day of October,' 1874, and of tho in­ were r.'ounded.'ten to fifteen mot tally. dependence of tho United Stalos the ninety­ —Rev. J. W. Gerdemann. pastor of 81. Bon­ eighth. iface Church, at Philadelphia, recently ab­ (Signed). sconded, taking with blm Miss Mary Wittig, the organist, and 8100,000 of lhe church, funds. p Among certain things which the heathen Chinee is beginning to regard FINANCIAL ANb INDUSTRIAL WJ , us essential, in addition to wooden —It is claimed that Louisville, Ky., ia the largest market for leaf tobacco in the world. shoes and pigtail, is a liberal education, The sales of that product during tho past, and nowhere, can thia, be found so read­ twelve months, aggregate 69,970 hogsheads, ily as in these United States. The San against 53,056 for the twelve months previous. Francisco Bulletin chronicles the ar­ rival in thatdty-of a ship-load ofyouth—Tho dividends duo in Ute mouth of No­ ’ ful Chinese, thirty in number. Their vember and payable in Boston foot up <3,­ ages ranged from 10 to 14 years. They 039,312, of which $924,145 are in gold. —During the month of October the public are in charge of two government comdebt was reduced •681,434. The following ia। misaioners, and their ultimate doatiiiatho statement in detail: tiou is the city of Hartford, Conn. There are already sixty Chinese stu­ dents in that little town, attending the numerous academies in the neighbor­ hood. The city officials called on the party at their hotel, and speeches were made by tho commissioners in very good English. They explained that tho students, who were sent to this country ‘ at tho government's expense, wore se­ lected by competitive examination from the schools in Shanghai, which is the mast important educational focus in Uprelal deposit* held for tbe redemption of ccrtlfirataa of deposit,aaprovided the country. The consequence 61 this been selected by Hecrotary Belknap. —Tbo tontributiona of Chicago buaineea mon in aid of the sufferers by tho grasshopper plague in Nebraska already amount to over •6,000. In a few days this amount will bo more than doubled. —Tho shipments from. the Saginaw river for tho season to Nov 1 are as follow: Lum­ ber. 443,988,184 feet; lath, 39,404,440 pieces ; ahhiglss, 68,559,500. —Got. Allen, ot Ohio, has issued a procla­ . 8V»,000 mation designating Thursday, the 26th"of .8 lW,01i.QU November, m * day for thanksgiving and prayer, in recognition of a custom older than Ohio, aud responsive to the rolictoas senti­ ment of tho State. —Tux now trade dollar, prepared especially money, principal ouutamtliis....... .. for circulation in Japan and China, lias-al­ I a Urvet accrued and not yet 1-alJ......... Interest paid by United Hutes............... ready displaced $9,000,006 of Mexican coin in lntem.t repaid by transportation ot —Tho famous trotting mare Kitty D., owned by parties in I’ittsbnrgh and Steubenville, Hhe is valued at 830,000. —Ths temperance crusade has again revived in earnest in Holland, O. Tho ladies have re­ fitted the tabernacle and prepared for a win—The Soldiers' Orphans' Home at Madison, Wb., is to be cl sod. —Tho Franklin Telegraph Company have leased their lines to the Atlantic and Pacific Company for ninety-nine years, at aa annual rental not exceeding •25,0000. —A committee Of the Christian Church of Illinois has selected 50,000 acres of land along the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad for colonists of that religious denomination. The purchase is made from a church fund levied for tbo purjioeo, and tbo lands will bo resold to individual metabere on long time, the profits to go to the church. destroyed about sixty buildings, including the Keystone and National Holch, tho Central School-House, tbo Methodist Church, and lhe Timet printing office. The loss In estimated at •125,000. —The tug Favorite was capsized in a squall except tho cook, Eliza Monroe. —John Dutro, a well-digger.'waa suffocated by foul air in a well he was sinking at Eldoradoi Preble county, Ohio, last week. Several persons who tried to rescue Dutro narrowly —The etexmer Lotto Bernard, Captain Morria, of Daluth, f: undorod in Lake Superior on tho 29th nil., during a fearful gale, which swept lhe deck and finally extinguished tho paaaongcr, Willie BUoohard. aud fourteen of remaining thirteen succeeded in leaching a large yawl, and. after untold privations, reached share. After traveling about five mlimi tea of them camo upon an Indian settlement, where they oh- aumod tho block orenpied by J. 0. Kslater A Edwardsville, III., recently. Mrs. RnaaoU system is the choice of the brightest and most promising children in China. They are chosen without reference to the social status of their parents, and rich and poor share equally in the bene­ fits of the system. This is republican enough to commend it. But the most satisfactory part of the arrangement is, that the boys are all certified to be of good moral character. This is fortu­ FOUTJCAL. nate, for a bad Chinese boy is the worst —A now Constitution was submitted to the in the world, next to an American. voters of Michigan at the recent election. It was defeated by a large majority. The wornCan it he Thue?—Within the last few months a considerable number of received a vote every way complimentary to persons haye called upon Dr. Walker, the proprietor-of the-popular medicine —The friends of John Morrissey are already known aa Vinegar Bitters, and assured urging him for the position of 8«rgeant-at- him that, in their belief, his prepara­ tion is an infallible antidote for rum Arma of the next House. —The chances of Hon. Charles Francis and tobacco. The minute details which have been furnished him forbid him to Adams to succeed Charles Sumner as Senator doubt the accuracy of the statements. from MaMsehuMtU are deemed very good by This new claim of a great remedy to the his friends. confidence of tbe public will give a vast and well-deserved impulse to its popu­ * roEfioN. larity. Heretofore the Brrrens have —It ia asserted that several loading Carlisle l»pen recognized" as a pure vegetable recently waited cn Don Carlos at Toloea. and tonic and corrective, devoid of alcohol, represented to him that it is useless to con- and thoroughly adapted to the cure of stomach and bowel complaints, nervous —There are 1J00 persons sick with typhoid disorders, bilious affections, muscular fever in Cver-Darwen, county of Lancaster. diseases, and, indeed, a majority of tho England, more than one-sixth of the entire ailments within tho reach <H medicine ; but if it will also cure the craving for population. philosophers, —The Germali Reichstag organized at Ber­ liquor and tobacco, lin by electing Forkenboch President, and statesmen and theologians ought to unite their voices in its praise. Can Stauffenberg and Haoncl Vioo-Proaldenta. the good news be true ? it is easy to —Tno British Ambaaaador at Constantinople 9 lias called the attention of the Porto to the* test the question. increasing slave traffic between Bengaza and We are saved by variety. Horace Egypt, and tho Porte has promised to «apMann said “if a man drink beer ho will think beer ; ” and by the same token it Assembly was held in Pae de Calais recently. ia now admitted that to live a rich and A Bonapartiat was chosen. varied life, a mna mn?t eat rich and —The direct cable, which was lost rovcral varied food. Rev. E. E. Hale tells us that when a bachelor his boarding­ It ia in perfect condition, and will probably house table furnished nice food, but it be lauded eafely. —Lepine is to be hanged at Fort Garry on was tho same from December to March, the 29th of January for complicity in lhe and he lost appetite aud found dyspep­ murder of Scott, a Canadian, by Biel's pro­ sia ; then, obeying a hint from a physi­ visional government. cian, ho began to breakfast around mis­ —By an explosion of gunpowder at Houns­ cellaneously among the hotels and reelow, in tho suburbe of London, England, re­ taurante, and for now these twenty-five cently, four persons were killed. —The Mark Lane Erpretr. thia week, says: years has bid defiance to dyspepsia and Tho wheat trade is again getting in a fix. all its terrors. The damp atmosphere is probably the cause. Wi find the November number of the JfUiraukm Monthly s very readable one. Intare i ting stories and excellea I editorial ar­ Wheat remains tho worst-paid grain grown ticles. two Or three fine poems, an illnstratad report of Failan'e winter faahioua, contain­ —Ari amicable settlement of tho Formosa ing valuable information for the ladies, and difficulty between China and Japan still ap­ much other matter of interest to the general reader, make up ths table of contents. pears doubtful, notwithstanding tho more Good aa this magazine .a. Il is to be pacific tone of recent adviovs. greatly improved. In the December num­ —The Reichstag has ratified the postal ber will be cninmanced a series of articles Uluatrallng Milwaukee, commcnciug treaties with Chill and Peru. with a picture of the city, followed by separate —The bombardment of Iran had been begun views of the princi|>al btwines.i aud reatdencu by tho Carlisle, and all Spanish sympathizers streets, public buildhigB. churcbes, acbools, the fiueel city and lake-above reeidencea, etc. faiai’y burned. ' —The bouse Of Allen Mouser, at New Hol- of France, to preserve strict neutrality. —Advices from Cape Town state that the gold on d, Ohio, was burned last week, and 830,000 nuggets being found daily. 0 liven, and .anile in.thank- shorter storiee and other papers in that and the succeeding numbers wtll.be of thechatoewt character. Gotten up al great expense, tbe three numbers comain'ng the Milwaukee 11ictetxatione will bo sold at twenty-five eenta each, but the yetrly enbscnptiim pnee will ofDntroqua, together with eomo adjoining dilion. —The chief anthoritias of tbo eburehjhave metfoe at any time and inelude there numl decided to hold a great Intoruatioual Catholic Addroea T. J. Gilnorr, HHwaukre, Wio. week. Loes ©25,COO. Congress in London, with the object of maintroll, Mich., wm found drowned in thorivgr- triuing the doctrine of Pap*! infalii HEty. ChlU thm rwcwuUr. He Lad been mlaetog nearly —Delegatee from Alsace and Lorraine h UNHAM FZAW0S. Dunham & Sons, Manufacturers, Wareroom*, 18 tail Utb Street, (Ertataishrt 1*34.] KCW YOHK. Y., tbe prtncijwl CJUNE AND CEnONAUP. Grand, Sow and Upriulit Pianos, WAUKESHA u““u-'““W«S1Kt WE WANT AGENTS AGENTS AGENTS AGENTS AGENTS (jn SBAHI.Y T1I1HTY YEAH© TUI paapSlat foibUthe* RICHMOND PRINTS .»• been h«fe> m • tor tlw*« Vb»SH uco Ther are proUucea In all tn« novelttea realtrook, CScaUat.” BECKWITH •20. ‘Standard Cray Styles, "CHOCOLATE 8TAHDAR0 8TYLE8, >•». Your. re cxualnaUoz Portable Family Sewing Machine, ON THE MARKETB. NEW YORK. <S».OO. L*XD-8Uam. 13SSu*c. CHICAGO. Beckwith Mewing Machine Co. Naw York: 862 Broadway. Chicago t 231 Wabash Ave. arar Bitters are> purely nieparation, maxi© chiefly from'-----------tlw herb© found on tbe lower range© a the- Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor­ nia the medicinal properties of which are extracted therefrom without the use of Alcohol. The quwrtlon i© almotrt daily aaked, “What « the cause of lhe unparalleled aueccse of Vinegar Bit-? rasF' Our answer ie, that they remove the cause of disease, and die patient re­ covers hia health. They are tbo gr«u blood purifier and a lifo-givinK principle, a perfect Benovatpr and Invignrato? of tbe ©yatem. Never before iu tai . history of the world haaa medicine berc compounded possessing' xthe renurkaWs qualities of Visboar BirrRl»4nhealing the Sok of every disease man is hSir to. They are a gentle Purgative as weU as a-Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammauon of tho Liver and Visceral Organs, m Bthouc The properties of Dr. Wa.lxkb’i VlKkOAM Bittem am Aperient, Dia^ioretM • Carminative, Nutrition?, Laxative, Diuretic,Sedative, Counter-irritant, Sudorific, Altera tore, aud Anti-BiliouxG rateful ThonsandR proclaim Vin eg ar Bitters the moet wonc’jrful In vigorant that ever sustained ths sinking 7 Ko Person can take these Bitters 30 DAYS’TRIAL. Cotto*—i<X"r,5e- according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not de­ stroyed by mineral poison- Gr other means, and vital organs wasted beyond 1 "billons. Remittent and Inter­ MANUFACTORY AND SALESROOM. - mittent Fevers, which aro so preva­ lent in the valleys of our great rirers throughout the United States, especially ‘ thoAC of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Comtuou. 8XQ03XT3. Hoss-Live, JC.OO^.W. I Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ FLoun-Fancy White Winter, |S.OOa6.23 ; sas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio .Grande, lied Winter, M.OO^SAO. Waxxr-No. 1 HjKjng. Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ MXjfcic; No. 2 Bprtug, 843S5.WC; No. 8 Bprin*. anoke, James, and many others, with Although less than eighteen months have their vast tributaries, throughout our elapsed since its birth, has met with aueb Burrza—Fancy, Sl^ZTc. entire country during the Summer and marked snocesa that we have determined to Autumn, and remarkably 60 during sea­ enlarge its scope as a journal, and add such im­ sons of unusual beat aud dryneea, are provements and inaugurate aneb changes aa invariably accompanied by extensive de­ cSu- No. will at once challenge the admiration of Its rangements of the stomach and liver, old frionda and commend It to the patronage and other abdominal viscera. In their BTflpWe. Poaz-M—i, 815XB«>l».M. Lm»-1M of thousands of now ones everywhere. In a treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow­ 12Hc. Hoos—IZ.00iAC.2J. Cattu—8XMX&4.00. erful- influence upon these various or­ MILWAUKEE. gans, is essentially necessary. There Leading Family Newspaper of tbe WmL is no cathartic for the purpose equal to It* tone will be elevated to tbo very hlghwi Da. J. Walker’s Vinegar Bitters, t<8«4'»c. ILUUXY--NO. 2,»1.2»A1^L moral atandanl, nothing bemg allowed lo as they Will speedily remove the dark­ CINCINNATI. colored viscid mutter with which ttio Wheat—B»d, 81.0tvU.te. Comm—Nrw, 014103c. enter ita column* that could offend the moat refined. Ita content* will oompnoe the be«t bowels are loaded, at tbo same limo attainable abort stone*, paper* of advent­ stimulating the secretions of tlio liver, TOLEDO. ure and travel, sketches r>f distinguished and generally restoring the healthy Red, ILUOU3; Amber Michl- people, ooMya on aortal, literary and other functions of the digestive organs. topics of popular interest, etc., etc. It will Fortify the body against disease ( be distinguisbod not only for its by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic, can lake hold aniuam; >:.ows Cn«|»eM Tales uil Sketches, of a system thus fore-armed. ■—TS^KOc. Oa-re-MA&sa:. but will contain an entertaining aud UMfttl Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ CLEVELAND. ache, Pam in the Shoulders, Coughs, WaxiT—Xo. I ll«J. 81.a*ai.l». No. » N**3i,' Anecdotes, Biography, Tightness of the Chert, Dizziness, Sour !.«K»1.M. Ooaw-74078c44. bare-*38M<=. Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Tasto History, Poetry, m the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palpita"'wobth’s'co Wise Sayings, tation of the Heart, Inflammation of iho Scraps of Wit, HE. Lungs, Pnin in the region of tbe KidAnd Useful Information of Every neya, and a hundred other j>aiuful,»ymptoms, are the oflspriugs of Dyspepsia. ‘ Description. One bottle will prove r. better guarantee have engaged a vorps of contributors, , tllM.iTX's Pl.MF. ALADDIN, OR THK of its merits thau a lengthy advertise­ comprising the liveliest story-tellers aud sovC WOKDZBVUL LA»F, will Mliwh* «vary ment. ScrofUla, or King’s Evil, ^Vhite »1CO torfaitaa. The ferret/r e. Swelling*. Ulcer*, Eryripclax, Swelled Nock, own a CO., Bib St.. Naw York. TO CA5VANSEBM AND AGENTS. Goitre, Scrofutou* Inflammation*. Indolent Inflammation*. Mercuriol Affection*, Old With a view of extending tho already large Sore*. Eruption* of the Skin, Sore Eye*, etc. In these, a* in all other oomttitutional DizLkMtxu, we are offering the most ea*e», WalkNB’s Vinboak Bmztw have ■hown their great curative power* in th© Extraordinary Inducements moat obstinate and intractable coze*. For Inflammatory and Chronic uJtsiS i ’h« d“‘” “ •» “»• Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit­ itimaiea akowine <nat ofMvarUaimr. opportunity. Such liberal premium* ana elab tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of 11,000^’KK WKEK I Yates have never been offered by a no wbpapnr the Blood, Liver, Kklner* and Bladder, lAhimaa"/ Wh° '*"* ! oroU1Br PnbUcatloa to country. there Bitter* bare no euual. Such DiMMoa ‘uBOMANN-. Robo'kio, XawJareay. . 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Scurfy Qincoloratipns of tbe Skin, Hamon Wl IVIII ist> CHAnGD ! and Direaren of tho Skin of wluttevor nunit for treatment until cured. Call on or addreas or nature, aro literally dug Up and carriec DR. J. C. BECK, Cincinnati, O. । ont of lhe system in a short time by the u»e of thMq Bitter*. ■ ■■i MTW OBI THE TOLKDIl Pin, Tape, and other ’Horans, Fw t. L: Weekly- Bl.MIK lurking in the system of so many tbouaand*, aro effectually dcfltroyod and removed. No system of medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelminitle* will free the system from worms hke three Bitter*. For Female Complaints, in young DESCRIPTION CF THESE ENGRAVINGS. * jllfe MOPBL’ or old, married or ringle, at tho dawn of wo­ manhood. or tho turn of life, these Tunic Bitter* display so decided an influence that 90A UonBalt-tihcsSWOjuri-PJlltrj, wiUiCLOTU MODEL, J/ccuU. improvement la Boon perceptible. 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BURDETTE SMITH, RI4-Brostfway, Rew YwH Pity. > ADVKStTUMCH* lire � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-11-20.pdf.pdf 3dd6e59eb554fd1b8f0ffbb8ab6d13ef PDF Text Text She ^lashrillr |lew5> Nashville, Barry County, Michigan, —-kt — O R N O STROK O, EdUdTaftcl Proprietor. ■ _....... . mn to PAYira cunatiim a r.w p«r Annum TM A BVAMIT. ' „..._________________. . ._ ■. ... . ,. . ........ ■ . .................. „ ...... “ Progression. No Retrograding__________■ „ ............... ■ . . , ■_____ ■ Xo !*•>* d aouftUnund until paid for—n*»l» to • dwl-boir, ~VOL. II. We descended, only to hear him utter a shriek that would have done j ustiee to the ghosts of the departed Modopa, and at WUtt U» old father, of N«w England .ought to Honor Um Hmvbu with «abnU:ici and with. Arts which the horses started off like mad, ' fmtta, only stopping when the farmhouse was Tb»y, with ihrtr Wnaalng., all uncounted, iu mined reached. «P . . ■ v~ Tom looked down upon his faultless Tb*ir uEd<-MTTta^.. lioota, and shuddered as he contem­ They Jeboralx for the «h«at aheavw galhplated the two miles of mud before us. For corn, and cattle, and the thrifty orchard. — Could words have sjain that angelic in­ IHMtfugii of iMiknt. aloteUutiM. homUUad, honl.t, fant, James Thomas would have slept • . Of land .nd water. with his fathers ere wo reached the They pralMd Jahovah for the depth of ricbea . house. ■ OpeMd and Urtabad in a world of j^uury; Arriving at the farm-house we were Wine*. wb<»« red or*.. unpriced, uubought, hi . pound from made happy by learning that little . Vein, unexhaurted. James-bad reached there an hour beThey made confraalon ?f thHr open error., | fore, and informed them that' we pro­ HoumUj told God of their w ret follin, ferrod walking to riding. Afrcah their M-rrW ,. true raaaal. pledged Him. Tom-soon forgot his sorrows in the And then were merry contemplation of half a dozen buxon Strong wm their purpoee, nature made them lassies—among whom was the school Religion made them King., to reign forever, teacher--whom the reference to. the Hymna of lhatikegiving‘'*tere their happy facee. thousands Had caused to visit the farm­ Beaming in moil • house. I looked in vain among the group of damsels for my peculiar in­ M Y *HA NRSGIVINO. fliction, Miss Choker, who, with her ■Bt J. C. P. .¥ have been to see Thanksgiving, green alapaca, and auburn ringlets, was and, as a natural consequence, should always wailing to pounce upon me when­ think it one of the noblest works of ever Thanksgiving and my visit to nature and most stupendous creations Aunt Miranda’s occurred. At length, of art; but, strange, to aay, I do not. when I was about to inquire whether My Aunt Miranda lives in the ooun- she had died, or hau married some poor try, where the grass grows green, the innocent, the door opened and she at woodbine twineth, and where “Mary had once rushed up to me with a hearty a little lamb,” is seen in all her glory. welcome. Attempting to turn her upon To this rural paradise I wss invited Tom, who was enjoying a confidential to transport myself, and participate chat with the " school marm,” I met in the Thanksgiving ceremonies. For with a most disastrous failure. He vas two weeks I feasted- upon anticipa­ delighted to meet Miss Choker, for be tions of mighty turkeys and pyramids assured her that I had so often spoken of pumpkin pies; surprising Mrs. Green of her that she seemed like on old ac­ and my follow-boarders by not devour­ quaintance. ing ojpre than three fourths of the daily Gentle reader, as Miss Choker turned food. If my reputation suffered among her mild green eye lovingly upon me, my associates, and Miss Green anxious- ' with a grateful smile (exhibiting ly inquired, “ Are $ou well, Charles her false teeth) roaming over the broad Henry?"—the always calls me thus— • expanse of her beautiful countenance, I would at least surprise Aunt Miranda'do you blame motor indulging in and her turkeys. I thoughts of vengeance in which Tom a ruatTAW larrnc or IMO. Tom Juuos kindly proffered his sor- Jones would play a conspicuous, but riots in regard to watching over mo not very enviable, part ? during our journey, torturing mo with During the evening, life lost all its his melancholy attempts at .a joke, and ' charms for me, and I longed to fly to helping to annihilate the provisions. some more genial clime, where such For the past three years, Aunt beings as Tom Jones and Miss Choker Miranda has, in connection with her do not luxuriate. But tW.thly joys are pumpkin pies, exhibited to my admir­ fleeting, and sleep, blessed sleep, came ing eyas the country daughters for to ray relief, and caused me to forget miUw'Wxjmnd, hoping that some red- my tribulations. chocltod lassie would make the wishedThe morning dawned at length, and for impression. When T informed under’ the influence of -the delicious her of Tom’s coming, and hinted mys­ odor—jieculiar to Thanksgiving prepa­ teriously at certain thousands that । rations—that pervaded the atmosphere, might become his, I was assured that ’■ Richard was himself again.” But my . he would bo at once the recipient of bliss was of short duration, for smiles from innumerable rustic maid- j Aunt Miranda proposed a ride for the ens. “young folks,” to prepare them for din­ Our landlady seemed overjoyed at our ’ ner. Tom, the "school marm,” and departure, and, with the parting advice 1 Mias • Choker were delighted. I thokalio gave no, she asked if wo would , pleaded a headache, but, alas I Miss take opr trunks. Flinging back the in­ Choker was suddenly afflicted with a sinuation with scorn, we indignantly cold, and would not v nturc forth. Be­ retorted that our finances bad not full; coming deepcrate, I concluded to go, but recovered from the effects of the panic, on Tom’s suggesting to Mias Choker and therefore our trunks would be left that without her presence the ride would behind. Arabella tearfully bado us be an impossibility, she gladly laid farewell, and hoped that we would soon aside her cold, and modestly appro­ return, for they would be so lonesome. priated the scat by my side. "Who could resist such entreaties ? The misery of the next few hours the Surely not I, and I-said I would. most vivid imagination would fail to A person who has not an Aunt describe. The feelings uf ecstasy that Miranda who concocts famous Tlranks- thrilled me as Miss Choker would grasp giving banquets, cannot not imagine an arm when descending a hill, the en­ the joy that thrilled our souls as Tom tertaining conversation with which I and I presented ourselves at the depot, was regaled, and the tortures that only preparatory to taking the cars for Bang­ occur upon such a ride, with the pres-' town, which historical locality was onr cnee of an adorable being of the Miss destination. । Choker style in the vicinity, can only Upon arriving at the depot, we found be imagined. as ir-usually the case, that the train The ride over, the grand, glorious would not leave for ax hour. Joining climax was reached—the dinner wa_> the multitude of unfortunates who, like before us—and I forgot my sufferings ourselves, were waiting to be conveyed in demolishing the results of Aunt to some foreign shore, wc eagerly rood Miranda’s labors. The memory of those thq time tables, poster* and tracts that happy momenta haunts me yet, but the congregate about a depot. Then we pleasure is marred by certain auburn tramped up and down, counting the ringlets, gazelle (!) like eyes and the windows, and gazing upon our fellow-, recollection of the scenes that followed. sufferers, who, with their faces wearing Tom offered the toast, " Our hostess,” the lugubrious look incident upon such to which I joyfully responded ; then occasions, were solemnly pulling out followed "Thanksgiving,” and—must their watches every seventeen seconds, I write it?—"Our lovely guest, Miss and, after inwardly quoting a passage Choker.” With feelings of utter de­ from Robinson Crusoe, sadly re-placing spair filling my soul to overflowing. I them. mechanically rose, with a howl of agony Tom, with his usual modesty, was fainted, and only regained conscious­ fast ingratiating himself into the good ness upon reaching the depot to return graces of a certain matron whom he had to Mrs. Green’s mansion of rest. once mot, and who war. accompanied by Tom Jones did not go with me. *Tis her daughter, when the bain started, aaid that the " school umria*’ has ucand once more visions of murmuring clarod a vacation in her school Doubt­ brooklets, big beets and'Thanksgiving less the usual result will follow, although floating b<fore our eyes, until Bangtown I fear I may be overlooked in the wm announced. On the platform I distribution of the wedding-cake. beheld my terror—“ That boy Jim ”— Miss Choker has laid aside her gar­ who, for three successive years, had ments of green, and put on ths robes practiced his demoniacal arts upon me, of mourning. She is inconsolable—at from the moment I stepped into Im least, so I should suppose* from the chariot to be convoyed to the farm­ fact that I have been served with a house, until I bpde farewell to Bang­ notice of proceedings against me for town. Upon his face rested a look of breach of promise of marriage, with the HuJjjees as he contemplated how much damage* to her youthful affections laid more opportunity far the display of his at <10,000. . “ Which is why I remark" evil genius two “ city chaps ” afforded that Thanksgiving does not impress ms than ox*. Bovas unusually communi­ with the enthusiasm that it did before cative, and, ere we had’ridden far, com­ my journey to Bangtown. pletely won the heart of Tom. Upon reaching a particularly muddy Some American ladies were recently partof the road, Jim anxiously shouted, turned out of the Church of les Inva" Whoa !” and, wiib- a sadactive smils^ lidap in Paris far whispering during the whispered : service. They probably forgot what St " That strap has broken, and you will Paul said, that women must keep silent bare to get out," in the churches. . nBsHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1874. THE ELEPHANT DYING OUT. BANK. OP ENGLAND. Somewhere in the marvelous yarn of Sin bad the Sailor, contrived for the benefit of the oll-puissant Harouu Alraschid and Giaffir, bia.Viaier, is an ac­ count of the burying-plaqo of tho ele­ phants. Siubad, surrounded by tho monstrous brutes, has scaled a tree, in which he is besieged* for-seven days and seven nights ; on the eighth day an old bull, the "rogue" of the herd, rends tho treo * up by the roots, and Sinbad, falling headlong to the ground, judges it the safest course to feign death. The elephaat, disdaining to wreak his vengeance upon a lifeless enemy, picks tho old sailor np and quietly carries him to the great burial-place of the trib»-r* hill some miles in circuit, sur­ rounded by impenetrable forests, and thickly covered with tho bones and tusks of generation after generation of "tho brute which bears between its eyes the serpent of a hand.” S nbod,' -If any one should imagine, aays a writer on English banks, that the Bank of England is the greatest monetary es­ tablishment in the British Islands, a little inquiry would satisfy him that he hod jumped to a false conclusion. No doubt it is a great institution—rich, chartered by tho state, and with a groat potentiality arising from various cir­ cumstances, including the ability to check tuxduo speculation on one hand, or untoward depression on the other, by its being able to fix the rate of discount —which, at various times, has been as high os nine and os low as two-and ahalt per cent. The Bank of England began business as un incorporated body in July, 1691, at which time William III., being much in want of money to carry on tho war with France, granted a charter of incorporation to certain merchants in London, who subscribed £500,000 toward a sum of £1,200,000, which was to be lent to his Majesty at 8 per cent Within two years after the bank began business its notes were at a discount of 20 per rent. In 1708 what is called " the bank monopoly" wm established by. an act of Parliament, which ' prohibited any company con­ sisting of more than six members carry­ ing on the banking business in England and Wales. The charter bf the Bank of England has been fifteen times re­ newed, tho last time in 1814. For a long time "the bank" managed the whole monetary business of the British government. with commendable prudence, continues to counterfeit death until not an ele­ phant is in sight; and then, with an alacrity equally commendable, loads a raft with picked tusks, makes his way with them to Bagdad, and so finds him­ self once again a rich man. Modern research lias gone far to re­ habilitate the credit of Hinbod the Sailor. Wfc know that the long narra­ tive of the seven roysgea is no idle fairy tale, but that it embodies the genuine tradition of old navigators, such as Hanna, and that its main facta axe sub­ stantially accurate ; the Valley of Dia­ monds actually exists in Ceylon; the In 1826, at the instance of Sir Robert great roc once built its nest in Mada­ Peel, an act of Parliament was passed gascar, end flapped its monstrous wings j wliich virtually broke up the monopoly to and fro between the island and the of " tho bank" by sanctioning the es­ mainland; and there is good ground to tablishment of joint-stock banks. At believe that the tale of the great burial­ the same time, on Peel's suggestion, place of the elephant race is no mere "the bank "opened branches in nine fable, lint that high up in tho table-land of the principal commercial towns in of Central Africa, on the further side of England. In 1834 the Loudon and Tanganyika, in districts where the white Westminster Bank was established, but man’s foot has never yet trod, ivory is without power to iesue its own notes, to be found as plentifully os in the fos­ and proved so successful that several sil beds of Siberia, whence are dug up other institutions of a similar descrip­ the largo mammoth tusks that furnish tion were established in London. The nine-tenths of the raw material operated Bank of England strongly objected, upon by London . ivory-turners. In­ claimed its “rights "of monopoly, but deed, it would almost seem os if the the new banks put these “ rights ” into energy of tho Zanzibar merchants had at length found a way to Sinbad's ! litigation, and the most important of them were dealarod to ba untenable. charmed hill. Within tho last year the importation In Whitaker’s Almanac for 1R74 there is a list of sixty-seven joint-stock b^uks has doubled itself. Whence camo all I now doing business in London (many these tusks? Has the Valhalla of SiuI of these are colonial or foreign), and tho bod been actually discovered, an$ do ‘ paid-up capital is about £45,000,000, the chiefs whoso huts cluster around the nominal capital being double that Tanganyika, and under the shadow of amount. The paid up capital of tho the Mountains of tho Moon, know of a Bank of England is £14,550,000; the veritable Tom Tiddler’s ground where reft, or surplus in hand, averaging ivory can* bo picked up, as in Siberia it about 83,000,000; the total dividends can bo dug up, by the ton ; or does for 1873 were at the rate of 10 per cent each pair o! tusks that finds its way to The price of bank stock is aboht £250 England represent a slaughtered ele­ for each £100 share paid lip. phant, and is a war ot extermination be­ The London and Westminster Bank, ing waged, tho ultimate effect of which must be to reader the huge brute os ex­ tho first established and most prosper­ ous of its class, does a much larger tinct os the dinoris itself? The latter, we fear, is the true answer. business than the Bank of England. Its shores, each of £20, are sold \t £66, The elephant, like the whale, is dying out. In India he is becoming almost as wh’ch is higher than the Bank of En­ rare os the red deer..- in England. The gland stock. Its reserve is £1,000,000, hunters have driven him further and and its dividend lost year was 20 per further inland; unless something be cent. Last July it reduced this dividone to protect him, he will before long dead by 4 per cent., wisely declining to become, on the main continent at any maintain a high raw of dividend, with Ita rate, altogether extinct, and Sahib will I profits somewhat diminishing. have to import his elephants from Bur- ■ businew, however, has increased dur­ mah and Ceylon, much as Englsnd im­ : ing the present year, and it is now at ports horses from Ireland, and foxes {the head of the banking business of the from any country that will send them ; whole country. On the 30th of Juno, in sufficient numbers and of sufficient ’ 1874, its money from deposits w«»s : £31,243,000, while the private deposits size and strength. I of the Bank of England were only i £18,500,000—while the London and CAJU.TLX AS A READEH. Probably no author of his limb has read more than Caflyla. He actual ly devours, and has devoured, books ever since he was 10 years old. He will go through an ordinary volume in two hours, and, although he may not con each page, he will find in it all that is worthy. His memory is prodigious, not only for generals but for details. He could repeat poetry by f be ell. He never does, however; for ho is always averring that he hates poetry ; that the greateat bards have crippled their thought and limited their range by rhythm and rhyme. He thinks Homer, Dante, and Shakespeare would have been greater had they expressed themselyes in prose. Nevertheless, he is a post- a poet, not without, but indiflhr ent to, form. He has the reputation of being better acquainted with all sub­ jects, historic, philosophic, literary and scientific, than any living Briton. For years and years he is reputed to have read on an average five volumes a day, and to have skimmed eight or ten more. Reading has ever been u passion with him, and he has said that hi» Idea of haaven would be to be turned into an inexhaustible library of new and good books, where he could browse for all etero^y. H«-«stimatea, I.have heard, that he has gleaned the contents of fully one hundred thousand volumes, which, when wo consider his voracity, rapidity, trained eyes ta>d mind,. is nol at likely. There ib hofdiy a 6uriot& and ; County Bank held £18,928,000 on de­ posit, the Union Bank £13,918,000, and the smaller banks somewhat lees than £12,000,000. On examination it ap­ pears that the London and Westminster Bank had increased its cash from de­ posits by £2,000,000 in the first six months of the present year, and by nearly £3,000,000 over the deposits on June 30, 1873. Of course its shares have considerably increased in value in the same time. A twenty-pound share, whose market value last Christmas was £C110s., is now at £66. Many, of the other joint-stock banks also exhibit this sign of prosperity, which also indi­ cates public oonfldence in them. If these banks were to suffer by a panic the preszure npen the retterve of the Bank of England would become enor­ mous and destructive. " The Old Laxly of Thresdneedlo street ’* (as the Bank of England is familiarly designated from its locality) is not more solvent nor prosperous thsn the London and West­ minster Bank. ' * Guxvjaa,—History tells us that Ed­ ward de Vere, Marquis of Oxford, who had traveled through Europe and re­ sided some time in Italy, brought home to his royal mistress, Quean Elixal^th, a pair of periutnad glovea, ornamented with four rosettes of colored Bilk. The gloves were the delight and the envy of the court, and tho Queen heraelf wan so gratified that the had a portrait taken remarkable book in the British Museum in which she appeared with both hands ihaths is not more less familiar with. gloveB. The perfnmw with which three Inf taown i„ A gentleman n ordinary library he could r.1 .Tar . eat up—all that is worth eating, that is the Bogliab court m the " Marquis of i —in a single fortnight Oxford parlonw,* I MiCEIGAN CONDENSED. Adrian is to have an artesian well. Battixb Caxkk is building a hoe fac­ tory. NO. 8. hoofs I" echoed the boy, looking down st them ; " Do you suppose a feller can keep hia feet dson and support hia mother, too?"— Detroit Free Preu. ’ Wx notisc complaints from various places in the interior in regard to the killing of sheep by dogs. ' THE PORTAGE LAKE MINES. The Northveetem Mining Journal gives the following as the shipments Juixiz John W. Stonx, of the Twen­ from the Portage Lake -district since tieth Judicial Circuit (Allegan and Ot­ tho opening of navigations : tawa counties), has resigned. Tnx Eaton County Agricultural So­ ciety has given -notice that no more hoise racing wilt be allowed at its fairs. Miu J. J. Parshall, of Ann Arbor, this year harvested 35 bushels of corn as the product from four nmall earn. Thb Ann Arbor Agricultural Works have been compelled to extend their ■premises to accommodate their rapidly increasing business. Srvkral incendiary fires have occur­ red in Detroit recently, causing consid­ MX) erable excitement among property own­ Qutacy Tribute Co...............7........... » ers, and we notice that the trouble seems to be general all ovex' tho State. PRICES COMPARED. T. Erazer, Class ’72, has been ad­ mitted to tho Royal Veterinaxy College A correspondent requests us to pub­ of London, Eng., without expense*, lish the prices of wheat and other lead­ upon his presenting his diploma from ing farm staples, during the year 1860, tho Michigan Agricultural College. with tho prices of tho same articles in We find the prices of the Georox H. Jkbomx, Blate Superin­ 1874. tendent of Fisheries, was recently shot articles on tho let of November, I860, at by some miscreants near Niles, and were as follows, and to them we have several fine shot entered hia back. Two affixed tho prices at the present date: 1M0. lUTi. boys have < been arrested and charged Flour, jwbri............. n oo tl so w with the shooting. W1MUX.UIUU. parte... 1074*110 III <41 It Coro, par bu . M W <4 ao During the month of September there were thirty-four homestead entries made at the Traverse City Laud Office, civering 3,891 acres; sixty-one final proofs, covering 6,728 acres; cash en­ tries to the amount of <577.15, covering :139 acres. A mortgage has been recorded in Manistee county, given by tho Grand Boxed convicts. Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company Two convicts named Charles Van to Thomas D. Messier, George B. Roberts, John Edgar Thomson, and Dorn and Frank Parrish, engaged George W. Cass, on 1,160,000 acres of in the cigar shop of the State Prison land, to secure payment of $8,000,000. at Jackson, recently attempted to effect their escape by stowing themselves. in The ML Clemens Monitor says that a largo box for shipping cigars, and Low M. Miller has cummonced suit were carried to the depot They were against Baird A Waterbury, proprietors missed in a short time after they left of the Romeo Obacrver, for publishing the prison, and the agent drove to the a libelous article which reflected upon freight depot and brought back the box bis conduct as Circuit Court Commis­ and men, the latter much crestfallen sioner. Damages are laid at 810,000. at their nou-success. A’au Dorn was Ti’Jt Manchester Eixterjtriac mentions sent from Detroit iMt spring for five an orchard in” that vicinity owned by years for grand larceny. He is a sharp, Jacob Brown, consisting of ten acres, keen man, and planned to escape from from whfeh the proprietor has sold 195 Detroit jail last spring by digging out. barrels of Greenings and Baldwins, given Parrish wm sent from Muskegon eight away 160 barrels and made GO barrels of years ago, for rope, to stay twenty cider. He also has 100 bushels for his years. own use. As only one-half the orchard A FISB STORY. if bearing, this is certainly a good show­ ing_____________________ A Marino City (Mich.) paper Iim this pretty little fish story: “A funfish A N EX TEA 0RD1NA RY S TOR 1. Tho Bay City Tribune tolls tho fol­ that had been kept in n globe for up­ lowing story : " In a family at Arenac ward of a year iu the family of J. Me­ great preparation.1! for tho marriage of I Elroy, appeared to bo sick, so much so a daughter have lately ’been going on. that it was feared tho pet would die. The happy day wm fixed, the wedding Thd fish was accordingly thrown into dress ami indispensable orange blos­ the deep water of St Clair river a month since, anti disappeared under the sur­ soms were secured, tho various other face. A few days ago, the same fish necessaries for such an occMion had been provided, anti aU wm joyful, when, wm recaptured close in shore by some on tho day previous to that set for the boys, and returned to its glass prison, consummation of the happiness of two evidently well pleased with its summer vacation, and glad to get back home individuals, an Indian, who lived with bis tribe a few miles distant, knocked again.” _____________________ at the door of the dwelling referred to and Mked if the family had lost a dress. Of course there wm only one dress thought of at that time, and, with two steps and a bound, the damsel who opened the door, flew up the stairs to the room where the wedding garments had been left The door was opened, and lo and behold the room wm bare Upon returning to the Indian it wm ascertained that a squaw of his tribe had been wearing an elegant dress and other finery, and knowing that she had not oomo by it rightfully, the Indian had come to town to ascertain if any one had lost any articles. Ho want to tho various houses, but no one had missed anything; and, at the dwelling from which the articles were taken, their absenoejhad not even been noticed; the room in which the garments were i left wm a squarqj»ed-room, and, having | no occasion to use it, no member of the family had entered it for two days. Tho bed wm found in a condition wnich evidenced that some one had slept in it, ami it wm subsequently ascertained that the equaw who had stolen the articles had entered the house un­ noticed, slept in tho houM one night, and the next morning had arisen, and, donning the wedding outfit, left for her home. On her way thither she passed through the woods, soiling and tearing the dress very badly. The loss of the wedding outfit necessitated a postpone­ ment of the marria c until another dress could be procured." MICHIGAN EDITORS. In its " State Press Gossip/* the De­ troit /Vee Prtt says: There ore several editors in the West­ ern part of the State just now hunting the English languago through to find words to express their admiration of each other, and the " dip" for two weeks past foots up as follows : “ Doom. Fool, Wretch, Tbisf, eorgor, Twaddler,.Eloper, r.uoow, Durgisr, BurgUr, and several other terms which might be painted on a board and nailed to a REDEMPTION Of MUTILATED CURUEN'Y. . A Washington correspondent states that tho reports of the Controller of the ! Currency and Treasurer Spinner are not yet complete, but ore in a pretty for­ ward state of preparation. The Con­ troller will not recommend any impor­ tant changes in the present currency law, but will ask for new legislation on one or two minor technical points. The ^treasury officials are highly pleased with that put of the act which regulates the redemption of mutilated currency, and predict that next yeu it will work even better than it hu thia. In the short time that it has been in operation, leas than five months, more than 830,000,000 of national bank currency have been received for exchange for legsl tenders • $20,000,000 have been counted, assort­ ed, and set to the Controller. Of the remaining <10,000,000, three-fifths arts ready to send to the Controller and Re­ demption Agent, and $4,000,000 will soon be ready for the transfer. It should bo borne in mind, too, that there hM been a stoppage in redemptions for one whole month, because when the redemption was begun the agency wm in no proper shape for the work. Ex­ perience shows that 810,000,000 per month can bo disposed of by the pres­ ent force of experts, or an aggregate of $120,000,000 per annum, making it pos­ sible to renew tho entire national. bank circulation once in ttaee years. Ordi-' nary bank notes will not last much longer than that length oi time. The treasury officiidii differ aa to whether the five per cent proviaion is sufficient for easy redemption. . A. T. Stewart and Hm Watchman. —Mr. A. T. Stewart has found a work­ Old Uncle Cotter used to say : " Edman to his mind. As Mr. Stewart wm ■’ Tght, but why will they ?” And idy in the office would pon- about entering the gateway of the hotel query and fail to come to he is building at Saratoga he found hia path atopped by theCerberua appointed to keep strangers out, Ziba Ramsdill believe that the by name, who told him that Mr. Stewart's orders were to let none but workmen in there. "But you don’t itors generally make due recomtwuaij for all the passes sent to them.. There know who I am,” said the modern Creraus. " I don’t much care,” said are editors in this State who are head and shoulders above taking a favor from Bamadill; "you can't pass here. Step out of the way of the men, air.” Mr. Stewart stepped back and eyed fqx a TOO MUCK. around moment the Herculean proportionFof such a the gate-keeper, and smilingly passed J****b>“k <'•» ” •»»•* ‘W on without disclosing hia name. He tracted general notioa. "Sikre alive boof> r wm pleased to see bis orders literally inquired a gentleman. " Wash those obeyed. THE GIRL OF THF PERIOD. , Bae la ftutabf J In Aar manneni, ‘ TUo’ber 6due»Uon-. ikK./; 8h» ba« aoUabed eff tb» former By a Mnjf, erpeaaiva tom ; While tba lAUer, nndrr “ XiAftn " Of tbo forelcn aonndiax Mow. VTu ao alyllah’y conduced Xo oca bad the heart to blame. . Sluee aba lafl tbo claaair tamjde, WUh here lock of forriipi tore, She I Mnaver aaen tba aulnnxa Ou the atelf beblod tba door; But ab« rMda tbo dally rapert. Wbeu xha Suda a momnnt'a time, For tba para--u*Uand wnidluga Haro an Ixrt^eal aubllaie. Bbe la pitted atHhrifOnraare That an Amaaun mtaht^irire. And can danea from ntpht lo moratnr. Whan the stars baro left tbo aklea. She to food of foralcn phrases, CuIImI from Spanish or from German, Aud evorytklux la “ splendid, From 1 ribbon to a sermon. . VARIETIES. The origin of Euler eggs—A hen! The vegetable that young ladies love js to-matc-oh. Mb. BA88,.the pale ale man, declines a statue while living.. "Horse jeweler” is an Oregonian synonym for blacksmith. Yovng men are often so improvident that they can keep nothing but late hours. If W-o-r-c-e-s-t o-r spells Wooster, why doesn't R-o-c-h-e-s-te-r spell Rooster ? The butcher will be offended, we sup­ pose, il. we call base-ball a bit-war, but well rink it A sentimental, but blighted, lover says that excellent pillows may be mode of old letters. A comI’Ositor on a SL Louis paper made an editor say that " this aar-cry is the key-hole of victory.” Mr. Titus Kalt has laid the founda­ tion stone at Bradford of' a college .for students for the independent ministry. A policeman spoke of his conscience as an “ inward monitor.” "Yes,” aaid the auditor, " its a reg'lar iron-clad." Oh, kittens! in our hours of ease, tin ceitain toys and full of fleas ; when pain and anguish hang o’er men, wo turn ybu into saueage then. i We arc told that “ the smallest hair [ throws a shadow." And so it docs. | It throws a shadow over your appetite when you find it in your victuals. "Swears A- Dams” is the name of a legal firm in St. Ijoxna.—Tribune. Such a firm m that ought to have a heavy cub xed-'em.—Commercial Advertiser. Mississippi is singularly blessed in some respects. A traveler there Mys some of the land iu that Stats is so poor that a disturbance could not bo raised on it. Bessie Darling is to play at Newark, N. J., in a piece entitled "Her Face Her Fortune." Elizabeth ! It is a dan­ gerous name. Beware ! Bessie Darling ! Be-ware! An anxious parent, whoso son hM already mastered French, German and Italian, Em determined on sending the youth to Finland, in order to give the boy's education just the little Finish it required. Mr. Toole has been acting before the inmates of the Blocklcy Insane Asylum, at Philadelphia. The laughter wm so uproarious that the actor must have wished himself "Far from the madding crowd.” A Tousg lady of the period writes to an exchange to inquire if washing her face with pipe clay will improve her complexion. We should think-it might, with the addition of a masculine cheek and well-ignited match, Tocrwt (in Cornwall)—“ May I be permitted to examine that interesting stone in your field? These ancient Druidical remains arc most interest­ ing!" Farmer—" Sort nly, sir. May bo very int'restin' an’ arshunt, but we do stick ’em oup fop the cattle, an’ call ’em roubbin posts I” Fob some time back conductors hare been in the habit of checking tickets by means of a silver-looking revolver. In Philadelphia they now do it with a powder flask. Tho conductor presents the machine, and the paxsengrr pops in h» fare, whereupon a spring Is pressed, and zC£e conductor smiles at his own horfeety! " What are you doing now 1" asked a New England man upon entering Mr. ------ 's studio in Rome unannounced. " ^ust at present," replied the sculptor, who wm wMhing his hands, "I am performing requisite ablution." " Requisite ablution !” exclaimed tho New Englander. "I never knew of such a statue ; let’s hive a look at it!” " Take the lamp up,” said a Portland mother to her daughter the oihir night, M the youuR lady eel out tor hex bed­ chamber with no illumination but the Hghtof her bright eyes. "Goodgra­ cious, mother,” was the laughing an­ swer, "what kind of a creature is a lamb-pap?* "A lamb-pup, my child, is the offipring ot a sheep-dog. Good­ night Take the . lamp."-—PorUtsnd Advcrtiatr. �— ■ - NOV. tn the rryUo., . A. B. rhe »WI» end r.can jemiic trunk, and ciolbea itsHf iu rich It:» with R-degn u of pleasure tint I am peraiinrd lo partiripaie in the very jdenwnl cKctu«»es of the dcdienJioa ol (his new niNMmic hall Free Masonry in fa*! In-corning the . - ■ - . 60-100 HuddoOuiU. feature of the chiromo snrlitBi* of the earrh*' The flash of gift------- „ They have a church there Which vlet-JriciJy ««.W«.*«>’« llw V61CT.B8 HCX'-s to disiaid friends, but the.subtile gives R chrotno to every new convert. Brooklyn ha* three rhomtand t-gent that send* those message* of love is unseen, -nnd' the manner of pay op mure debts of Wales’ contract­ ide by ’ Watch, because it* springs and wheels ing. and the young man will go slow. An Illinois family lived on padding •iiatittrtiona that .fcuve tar their object firar to enjoy the roofing shade and and milk for two week* and I hereby the rfevRtiuu uf our humanity. | the luaoas fruit, because they are saved $7 lo get a plume for the moWhen I first esras to this enter- i the result of forces that operate in mother’s winter hat. ' [>ri»ing village, no spire pointed the I tew«t ? Qball we refuse to send a Vanderbilt attributes his good weary pilgrim of earth tu the •Fath message to our dial rot friend, because health and longevity tn wearing er s -Houseno church-bell welcom wi* d» not understand all tins condi ed the inhabitants tu ><a religions re­ lions by which the message is trans­ coarse woolen Mocking-* nil the year round. . past ; luii even then I .found a lodge mitted T of Free and Accepted Masous. work­ There may be war between China Secrecy is one of the noblest vir­ ing in riieir symbolic way. tues of our social exist'-nee. If this and Japan but they are going to As the village has inertntsed . in : truly Masonic virtue was more nrev- ponder over it and dream alwut it, population and in the things that iih-nt in all - our communities, among und spit on their hands and get a sweeten this life, and, we lru<t, in men and women, there would he less good ready. mural integrity, virtue and piety, the strife und division, and mure hannonv A Tennessee funeral was delayed Order of Free Masonry has grown and good feeling. - Masunry then, for half an hour to allow* horse «r*dewith its growth, and, wo hope, has notwi'.hslanding the thunderbolts that Business before pleasure was the been gradually unfolding the sublime are hurled1 thick and fast nliout her motto. ■ \ ^tenets of its profession : brotherly love, beloved, form.-atifi survives. She The new el**valnr of the Wabash relief and truth, and its cardinal vir­ Ims suri'ird superstition, and amid Company in Tjah-do.ihe largest in the tues: lempcniDce, fortitude, prudence the wreck of empires and the decay world, hoids 1,200’000 bushels of and justice. ,. of wondrous works of art, she still grain. . As the Order increased in numbers, lives to bless the race. The badge No min can read about all the and ^ir own homes made mofe com- of Masonry still teaches purity ; the burglaries without a determinvtion to fortnbie, naturally your attention wns squar* tenches morality, and the have his wife sleep on the fruiil side directed to improvements in the cm plumb rectitude «»f life The bee­ the bed. bleraatic, unfinished "Sanctum Sanc­ hive *iill enforces the duty of indii*- of A Delaware woman who had n torum of King Solomon's Temple try, and the |x»t of incense instill therefore, here you have, erected your emblematic ol a pure heart. The an­ black eye, * blooey nuse and seven allar. gathered your working too's, chor and nrk are emblems of a well Bears was 100 gnity to admit ’hat her and are prepared for the Order to grounded l.<»pe and a well spent life, husliand had thrashed her, mid told level your columo, engage manfully we verity believe that all these beau­ her friends that a barn diMi'r (ell ujKin iu the work before you. at rhe "sound tiful euibletns, mid many mure that" I her. of the gavel in the E ist," In Japan law requires that, when a might mention, will continue to teach It is hardly necessary lor me to say-to their beautiful lessons of virtue from person cujs down a tree, he shall Von that laid preeminently a lover generation to generation, even tu th plant one in its place. In this way of tba mystic ari>, ayrunolixed in the end uf time. the supply of wood is kept up. George work and teachings of Masonry, and Thanking the audience fur their Wushinglon owes his country a tree. in saying iMs, I would not lie under­ kmd^tUeniion, and you. Brothers, for The editor of the Troy [lll.| Bulle­ stood as ignoring the preeminence nl the honor this occasion confers, I tin says that he couldn’t make a living Christianity above other in«tiimion>; clone by Wishing continued and a- mere with hi* paper nlone. but that but as one of its most iniporinut ad­ imndant prosperity to Nashville Im was leader of the band and pitcher juvants, I believe that Masonry ha«n Lodge, No. ‘.’55. in the base ball club and that helped great and useful laboy tu perforin. him out- » Btcoud only to that 4 the Chinch. A yotnig lady and .gentleman, Masonry is founded in immutable aged respectively 12 sud 13 years, Michigan apples are being shipped -principles clothed in a permttuetil were married at -Geuldtowh. Mich., form Her symbolism speaks in the to France and England. same language everywhere and ut all The Manistee Times is .publishing last week. When lust seen they were times. Is society afflicted with a blind the largest mortage sale on record quarreling over a pound of mixed candies, and throwing out vague admiration nnd thirst for wealth and and the printers fee will lie Si56 80. intimations about divorce. worldly show? Masonry tet<ehcs Us The motion for a new trid in the by every present symbol, that n» mau Brunson cnsc. nt Big Rnpidr Iras been Several years ngo a hopeful young is valued, merely for ht.* worldly denied. Bron-out h is b -on sentence i minister left the shores’for the Cnnniwealth or honors Is there a prevailing to the Stab- Prison fur three years. bill i Isnds ns a missiunary. On urriytcmler.cy to dishonesty ? Masunrv A fifteen ye «r «dd- daughter of mg at the end of his journey tho na­ enjoins upon ns to walk uprightly in Tobias il.ick'et. of M'tr-h ill.was mys tives weighed him and cut a sliver'ofl our several stations, and to net up tt terinusly burned tn death in her bed hi* leg Hi a -ample. He cum* home bj the square. Is there a reign of irrev­ the next Ik» »t. and is now the traveling lust Saturday morning. erence and infidelity ? Masonry, at ag mt of a circus. • E. 11 Drake, a phyrician of De­ her very threshold, ca’ls for a declar­ Victoria Woodhull is seriouslv sick, troit, was killed nt Yp«ilau«i. Monday ation of faith in God. but sne can be sick a lung time with'while ende tvorrng to cross the track The teachings . of Masonry are out the public missing her much. mainly addressed to the cultivation in front cf an express train. Giris as you value your lives, don’t Nancy Pntrick, of Mason, has just of the heart and soul, and their prep•ration lor tho life Leyond life grave; received a judgement of $500 against get up and get breakfast in the but culture of every ’ kind, finds a J. McDaniels, fur d’bnages sustained morning. A$ yong lady attempted it friend in her. In the secind degree in the death of her son, who was one day last week, and was burned to she opens to liet votaries the door t« -killed two years ago. by the overturn death. Show this to your mammas. Tenure C. CHftm, according to the the whole circle of human knowl­ ingot, his wagon while iqloxiw^rd; edge, and in the third she crowns nil having butisht the liquor of tne de­ Chic «go Inter Ocean, is now Mrs. John Green ll*s thi« sweet cherub been her instructions by an illustrious ex­ fendant. getting married agin? And is there no ample of fidelity to truth Rud honor. law for the protection of her artless And these are not mete dead teach­ ings. No! Masonry embodies a true Erxm (he Hartford (Vaa Birrn Co.|_D«y Sprier innocence? nnd living system of philosophy nnd About.four miles South-east of thi- * Rev. J. IL Todd, of Sioux City, morality, which has its foundation village, has long lived a family named played a rather neat little joke on deep in the principles of human na­ llanrdton. Edward Hamilton, the fa­ his wife, the other day. while she was ture. But perhaps I am told by the ther, is n farmer in hit nlile ciruiim unsuspectingly engaged in half Boling unjntiatcd that its members do uot •lances, but have enjoyed tho good his winter trousers, he quietly slipped live up to their hifch principles. 1 will ot his townsmen The third daug­ out at the back gate and eloped with ask in reply, who will not be found hter. nnm&i Emelins is aged 22, and a milliner. wanting when tried by die standard fur five years past, has worked away __ A Dubuque, Iowa, man offers to of the life of Christ! The outsider ।from home, nt interval*, but about curls the lip and srleeringly [mints tu six week* ago. arrived home to May. pray for $-> a day. An Indiana clergyman sued a news the Mason of intemperate habits; but The wnrld knew nothing wrong in are tliere no memtiersof the Christian the character of the girl’s previous paper for libel and dropped dead chnrclids addicted to the pernicious life, neither had they any suspicion of whilhin a week. The Delr rit Free habit of intemperance ? Among half the girl’s ruin and condition. Thurs­ Preu says these fellows will learn r million of men it would be folly to day morning of Inst week, Emelina something by and by sad A. W. ALLEN •t the old otaad of DOWNING id m-nt'oto, or MI 8822 •cripiJoa <*f th« m drseribed in •aid mvri<a<«. <• •• follows: Village loU Nd. one hundred nnd tweiiry-Six (126) and »be -undisid-d •ne-h«Jf of lots eighty-two (82) and righty-three flfc), in rhe Tiling* <,f Nashvitk, Barry county. Michigan, accord­ ing io the plat and the survey thereof. Dated Naahrille, Mich.. Nov. 19th, 1874 HIRAM COE. Clbbsst Smith, Mortgages. Atiprnay for Mnrtraaee. 8-20 » Boots aid Shoes, Hats aid Caps, Celts’ FarnlsMag Goods Glares and Mittens, $20,000.00-WORTH OF GOODS,. Shawls, Furs, C.rpets, Faaey Goods, which were bought for < •old at EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HARD PAN PRICES! TERMS—Cash or Ready Pay ! Plain MY Fair Dealing at Lof Prices TO EVERY ONE! Don’t forget the place,—the Fancy 10,000 Corti of 2 ail 4 Foot Wool I li ning the night the j«or girt fiikd, and rImkH muln'tghr JOB PRINTING C. A. TRUMAN A. W. ALLEN. 7 CUTTERS! CUTTERS! CUTTERS With Show OB. CUTTERS With Beats on. CUTTERS All painted up. NISHVILIE FOUNDRY I CUTTERS That will run. TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. CUTTERS With a Mule on. Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, •CUTTERS DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. CUTTERS CUTTERS With I ho Godess of Liberty on. HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! With J. L. BesD'ennme on. G. F. WILSON, Prop. 'pAIiUAUE’S T’jVT’EFt. She Christian at Woth. “THE-BEST RELIGIOUS PAPER” Greater Bargains CUTTERS WHERE? WHERE? THAN EVER IN CUTTERS At Lee Reed’*. WHO IS LEE REED? Wy Ln Rssd is LEE REED I TWO Beaatifnl PREMIUMS. LEE REED WOOL! • Wwwmmt Mtatad Md etreviMM te mW rwurty Mwdn perrm. to 3 IS READY Di«*olution Kotloe. Wa R UVAQ1 a BBO-a COLUMK OPIUMS dl U ■one Oyfce pillow .nJ w«. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce, for which I writ pay the Highest Price. Jfy Carding 'Machine or to $5000,00 worth of Boots and Shoes I ALSO WANT WOOL! of the trananciioo, Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, ' ‘ Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., Ac. Brown Stere, opposite Nichols. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Celt Lewei than any other House in town. WOLVERINE MILLS! Theae are the Messed prroeifiles in- *ny thing Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a full line of SEWING MACHINES In the rasa thet rune the CatteF Msobiae in Hsetinge. Fue opinion is being strengthened complained to the family of the teeth LEE REED ache, nn I early in the div weo| up to every day that the man wh > fir*! ATTBWriOW, AGBWTb ! Builds BafgiM and Catlcre. her chamber anl to bed. In the after- made a shirt lo button behind did no.Mi ■-* younger si»ler went to he. more for the world than one who lias IKMIA.TIOC. KING, Pnbliatier, LEE REED apartment and finding Emelina bad discovered five comets. Is the Leader of the Band. Box 6105, New Turk. w2 off*, the mother was called, who. oh W< are told that "the smallest going aj>, found the young woman in LEE REED hair throws a shadow," And so it greni ,-tgoay in-both body nnd mind. The youngest son was sent to this does. Il throws a shadow over your LEE REED PropriMar at lbs • village lo notify the father that Erne appetite when yon find it in your Shop is fall of Cutters. line ws.s dying, nnd also a request victuals. sent Mrs. Ruble, and Thompooq. <Wu LEE REED is the Bin that pays for this Tite clergy insinuate that wedding of the nrighimr women, to come over, llamiltien r* turned home late in the fees, this autumn, are by no means — AND — nfterntarti, and found hi* daughter as liberal as they used to Im*. Times J. LEE REED 8 all drat is false. Such Ma-onry n* vt-ry sick. As the rwm was veiy cold. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! mra is the true handmaid of chrisikut- I the wh<» e chamber being in a •i.-jK-l are so hard that folks can't get mar­ PIIOHATE OKDJCIt. i*y, iu the tt»Me and glorious wmk of i room und not plastered al tlmt, the ried tv the extent they use to Sratm or MicirioAK. > ■ ' the rvstoialion of mmikrid to p.irfty. father proposed t? ItuUd b. fire m the TVivimIivIIIc, - - Mich cousrr or BASRt, /"• The senior and mu*i no al convict To siwh Masuury us this We have stur:-1 ha! was in one end of the room, in the Michigan State Prison, Sile oppftrite thrhed which the si’k Would respreifu ’ ly inform the publie tha Duly, while ass-sting in unloading aof thia hall,-Mu a Mww-.ry gM was...lyjnc. when he opened the j car fell anti seriously injured himself. . -Jwhose - r,........ -real ia th.- Bibi,.. Take ‘ away stove door he was stnrtleu to find the the Bibse a«d yuu Mtj» the found« cold naked body of r male ein<d. tian of tho wlioie institution. 'I he which had b- en wliH-boni or inurdereef a trial and principles of the Bible are tl and placed in the stove some time । which are impressed npou every ci I dunng th- dnv.by the dyipg girl. The । mem-'wr at hi* inixiatum, st>4--w‘hki« [ (amdy, and Mr*. Ruble were notified exclutirely in iu ooluara*. The lerm»,$S2o C. ML ■OLLER, Miller. go along with him nt every »t<-p of |of I Im* shodtuig durtrtery, which I:m progres*. It teachc-, m (<» love * >liiuiged Hw secret <»f the dvugnter’a all rr.r-ti, r* i>*-:ng tbe children of one j ihnesa The cenniins «»f the infant ■ copy ot rumnxm Father, and teach * m> atw>; were Bl'teed in a hax, and the. next to help them in their distiex., t» bear. mor. i tg buried in th- yard. The with their .nlirnrd>«•.<_ mU ; n» expect that there would not be many who would betray their trust and viu lute their vow’s. This is so in all relations of life. But ,lo have once fully received into the mind the con­ ception of Masonic troth, it cannot but enoblc, expand, ele» ale and dig­ nify the nature of any man who bai gone ihrtMigh such an experience. But it is n«l Masonry in books, or iu forms or rituals, that can accomplish this great uork; but Masonry in tuen. making them reverent lo God and troth, charitable >o aU mankrod, hou Beeeirrt »t the C. O. D. Store »f Date! Nev tad. 1874. Mr. POWUft, Ctrtfrr AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF BUY THE BEST! AND GET A Mancfaetured by the Michigan Stove Co. • and warranted for one year. The Urgwrt stock of Paiats, Oils, FaraMbea aid Wi aihn ever brought to Nashville. Also a Jarga slock of Cram-c a 11V eluding the Silver Steel Blaaa.d, the fastest coUing saw in th world, and all to be offend at prices heretoforeuuheardof for® Cash. rar~ C. a WOLCOTT. fl �NG New Stock of Goods.! *>.<Wp.nBd4 of Drird Apple* Q0NW8TIN0 OF -Mr. L, Mlh is DRESS GOODS, B»rUi afford*. DRESS TRIMMINGS, . Jlaning,. Hatching, Re-sawing, See., i —Riaharri Gmham hM ahowa n» a ' enrineitv.—throe distinct carrot* factiM gnara»t«*d. GLOVES. CORSETS, . grown with <mlv owe item. Dressed At Turmas's. —New ix the time tn trot out vour ! naw hnroe nnd have vour wife split I a HANKY. Drarman. Goods and1 up the kindling* at night. ' •. «*•*• *r!-’ •« »». ”* ’1,hsr —A Mr. Haw. of Aaxvria lovn ELEMENT’SMITH, whip, rocmtlv plowed Up an elk horn ,V LAWY* , on hi* farm, of gigantic proportion*. . gASTMAN A YOUNG, >f use slwighty dollar, and. *A»r SHAWLS, CASSIMWHES, Sidlar, M»«ldi»gs: kc., Of every daacriptioa. kept canstaatly on >!»*: ia at Boe- A Clever’* Market De*t jSleek* frota *ev«n te right cent*; choice Experienced Workmen Employed. MOL. Tublrr Lsntem* st Y>vmjm<'i —Rendell of the advertisement* Marked, at Durham's. in thia paper and go and nee tho nd- day. while werking ia. the dfich where it only 8 c*nt« y»ir pound. vertiaenr. They nre the' then to deal wm thirteoa fort deep, it suddenly eared in Good roceries Steak for 6 I also msnufictart Soft and Hard Wood OF ALL KINDS, ’ with. JJENRY II. WOOD, Justice of the Peace, q TAILOR g PARADY, Manufacturer of - Rev. Best Bast from four t. right eta Qoinc and tec if and Kellogg and he was burned in the village cemetry. the evidence shown on BOISE BROS'. GROCERIES! both The new firm c ' ft TO C AINSWORTH & BROOKS, —Business called us to Hastings Monday.land while there took a look pay the Highest Market Price for through the buggy and cutter manu­ —A collodion will be taken, at factory ot Lee Reed, from the black the Union Thanksgiving Services, smith shop through the different de­ at the M. E. Church for the sufferer* POTATOES, partments to the paint shop and ware from the •‘grasshopper" ravage*. Cash iwomr, whefe we found a large and dried fruit, and clothing will be re­ attractive stock of buggies and cut­ ceived. ten on hand. He has already com­ Nash rille. Micb. —Rwnd Elihu Chipman's card in menced manufacturing cutters for the the Nxws. Mr. Chipman has the winter trade. Lee is a ‘•boss’* work­ De'iverod at their neatest, best and largest Justice man and always makes the banner court room in lhe county, and is pre­ ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE bugjy or cutter. If you want a cut­ pared to deal out justice in quantities ter this winter go and Nee Lee R *vd to suit the most fnslidious. Naabrllle, Mktfe. W* also keep on hand and have for eale Don't go by to Grand Rapids where —Carpenter's magic lantern show cutters are so dear that big girls hnve LATH, Cental Conveyancing. held forth one night nt Union Hall. to r de on hand aledr with their ‘•beau" SHINGLES. Collections a specialty. Three night* was the time advertised, for a horse. IF A TER LIME. but they pu'led up stakes and left SALT. HOM? TO LOAN after lhe first night. Our people be­ HAIR. lieve in patronizing a first class en­ Uucle Dan Russel has been laid a­ STUCCO. tertainment, but wili have nothing to way into the silent tomb but he has 4-a, fc. CORN. APPLES, oats, Clover Seed, &c., Groceries, of Ivory Descriptions, Forcxsa. ar Us sqaivalent. Is Cheap a* they eu be Bought DRUGS & MEDICINES, ELIHU CHIPMAN, Patent Medicines, Justice of the Peace, MBS. I.. O. CROCKER do with a worthless humbug. —Saturday last, Frank AND WINTER left a little property for his heirs to. rhieh we ship *nd ratal’ st bottom price*. Pattison quarrel about. The house in which Unde Dan .lived and died, was pur­ AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Proprietors. wns arrested and committed to the JHLUH1RY& FANCY GOODS! Also VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. charge of secreting chased, and a deed given, from Con property that he had agreed, but had rad Clever, but said deed was never Since Uade Dan's death failed, to pay for. However, his recorded, county jail on counsel broke the iron fetters, with n ST1TI05EBY 4 LEGAL BLANKS, Comply* Amoetukxt or Imwu;,, o«.ri7 my kind k~»» >• ike ir^l., Mid lo .kw mdol,. I. U>. hrsign luxury. »• would »ay TOILET ARTICLES ARD PERFOIES, Come to Our Store I BFEpTACLBR, (wMT.nlri Pebble) And see for yourselves. THE TAMA8HIR0 (unoolored) ^piRRAD FOR Japan Tea, for #1- Ta-A.ZMOE’S, CRACKERS A Frssii Stock or FAMILY GROCERIES, THAT IS THE is truly with a bundle of paper undur our arm entitled to them, for he is as honest a a Lunch of Fabers best .pencils in our lawyer os ever arose and said •• Ysnr pocket and one of Gov. Morten's BAKERY GOODS TEAS, COFFEES, Clement Smith,' nnd Clem Nasuvuxb, Mica. care and we warrant saliafneiion. We would especially call aUteatioa to ear Urge S<M. Bink, ui ilkrr BmU a deed has been recorded, very much BARI. OIF, BARBER and HAIR DRESSER! OTTR STOCK Paints, Oils, Varnisiies & Bnshes, Wall Pt per & Bordering COT FREE or CHARQBl writ of kabetu corpus and Frank was like the one Mr. Clever gave Uucle She still retains the x-rricea of Mti> allowed to breathe the pure air of Dan .except that in place of Unde Dowxtac, and ii prep* cd to make , Dan's name is Mrs. P. Harttom's Heaven ’once more. Mr. Clever declares be never gave DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. —While in Hastings, Monday, we such a deed. Lively times in law are heard many complimentary words for our talented and successful lawyer. expected nnd we await the crisis FA.S1XION AJ3L.K . RELIABLE HOUSE Sugars, Spices, Etc. the Unkn Hoax. B,. Ml 1. Nuhelll., wHek w. UinkU. Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS JDRESS MAKING The Vermontville editor is already —The postal department recently in trouble. He cannot get a house, nor retained a S100. bill on a bank in even a tent to live in, unless he will Lowell, Mass, to this post office give a mortgige on it He closes a Pm Wines ajfl LiQners For Medicinal and Mechanical Ihirpoaee, at It was paid lung leader on the matter with : into the p»st office by E. Chipman, Now then, we can not. and will not who received it of Dan Everts. When stand this treatment any lunger. If we can't be furnished a respectable sort Dan arrived home ho returned it to of a house,—without being compelled the Hasting* Bank, where he received to live with another family ur over it from, and now the First National some rickety old store, wc will close Band of Hastings, arc out just one up shop. It .will cotno to that in a few months, if we have to run the office as hundred dollars. we have been doing, and we propose —Jacob Ix?ntz' furniture factory is to quit while our credit is good. Re­ kept running from early morn member gentlemen, that we nre free till late at night, and is turning out bom, and have a right to set our own estimate on our services. chairs, bedsteds tables^elc,l»y the hun­ dred*. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! BOISE BROS., cHOitt trans i Glassware & Lamps I MEAT MARKET! Prescriptions K, Carefully Lodgings $ Meals 25 cis Prepared. Cell st Centre! Home Sign. 3 NEW STORE! On Saturday morning, about throe I would reepectfaOy iavHe my old ruMomthis County, nice> o'clock,.the honaeof Edwin Ives, who king and cheap» lives iu the township of Sunfield, was enough for anybody. We understand। discovered to be on fire, and the family had a narrow escape from !>olhet about New Years Mr Leota will ing burned in their rooms. The par­ take his two oldest sons, Chaney artd! lieu lari are these. Albert, into partnership with him. IhMlio’dakUn. Ireijnl ur nod went d««wc aurs. and o|*aniog the i —Charles Perry is languishing in' door that ted into the kitehen, was j rhe Hastings jai-’. and there ian proa* met. by flames, which burned her Erarything belonging to the j ret of his putting up al the big severely, and drove her Imck. In her _ n , __ 0 r__ fright she ran m.1 doors, giving lhe &OCie?V & LBO 1^(18, Surte hotel tor an unlimited period. • alarm as she went-.When lhe oatlride | J ' • Last Monday he entered the house of . door was opened, it created a draft! You will alwayi tad st Wm. Crees, abo:’.*. four miles West of that aiiuusi iusiaoriy SRml iheiuknur । _ StaLi this village, whue Mr. Greeu was opt he house with flimei. The family ' «3E ^sas^ absent and made improper advances; who slept up aiaua, made lor lh« j iu a and an indecent exposure of himietf window, but only one or two succeed । edin getting out before they were ' Z1S to Mrs. Green, who ordered him. out. driven away. The children ie«reat«d ; Soon after she saw him coming Lark to a window that had been boarded and ran U> a oeighbuts near by. l CrlCfl'P jOT n ItCttliy L Cly lie . DAUGHERTY & ROOSA W. A. AYLSWORTH, FURNITURE MANUFACTORY!! des, fc. JACOB LENTZ NEW GOODS! CHAN. W. DEMARAY. Everything New Parior, Library, Biaiti, Office AL Hie biptn Cen llaitraad GENERAL FDNTRRE!’ GRAND R1YER VALLEY JffSHffl. Together with a full setorimeal ot REMEMBER itioe; " MIRRORK, PICTURES. FKA Mr AND CARDS. BRACKETS. DEY GOODS DUSTERS,&C-40, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Baby Cab aai Pmihlato i fciaw ItepUta. wrnss is» caskets, cn laved the bouse,' approprisied an ares very seriunxly burned. j Nothing was saved from tha house ; ---------- were (□rluo.t. i, «■- ONE PRICE TO ALL- Cozy Little Brick Store, MM LAI grid and Xrstaurant IVflrrantett------ Physicians' BOISE Bros. Lhe largest stock of every description .nd Ih. PATH OYSTERS T. Maiwj) Fair Privet and Hone*. Dealing. Haring moved into my :gntire NeW Stock, DANIEL STALEY. to CITY DRUG STORE, All Goods Mr.. Lentz keeps at his store of furniture ennfigh for (ScccsacHnoM Crockery, 10,000 E. D. BITGOOD, Pttomirroa. People ean Appreciate. of Probate for this County in 1876. stamped ‘'counterfeit.” TALL MILLINERY GOODS’ Of every dcMription. The Choicest Bread Honor and g« ntleman of the jnry " fountain pens over our ear. We hope to see Clem elected Judge Shaving, Hair Cutting $■ Dressing, Shampooing, A. W. OLDS. poiTMD, the cheapest place ATTENTION, ALL! ! fruneral was preached at the. M. E. Church by Depot, Nashville, Mich. 48 good aleak at Durhutn'i Meat Market for unlyeeight cent* per p;mn± 6 —John Brady died in this village ■idea resulted in a verdict of-“not MUhiimn. , Xs I Friday at R. S. Brady's, The guilty" for tho defendent. • JONES, . Irte lord. and avfre was put of the and fourth pages. V. Oaacn, Proprietor, 4 W. n. KOCHER & Bro. . —We challenge any paper in Bar­ house by P. Ilarttom, whom she had ry Co. to give a better selection of arreslej ou charge of assault and bat­ miscellany* general and atate news tery. The case came off by jury trial than we do this week .on our first before Esq. Chipman last Monday, JJN10N HOUSE. TS’A.roiIVlX-L.1^ How is this? and. Shingrles. NaehvUle. Ort. 6<h, 1S74. —Sidewalk han only been hnilt in —Hie last wife,of Unde Dan Rus­ front of three loin, on the job that was sell reiurned to •.his village last Fri­ > ordered, by the Cound) to be built by day. She went to the house of her Market. the 13th. For-lhe Wholesale and Re**i1 Trade. Markot ggk. School Bvoks and I epal Bianki opened a produce store in the Frnn■ eiabaflding.* * j L1EBHAUSER, k‘ Fortn- —Mew*. Deddrrirk and Reese, of Bellevue and TAid'nglon, have *«&<! th.OTOTuMrKovwedMatNkr^fo- t-raed <»l «. hawse for the bf'"‘gta “ ""™ «OT,ted on • indoeoni fI(w.ore »n-l ud V„. Lewy hough! at the T I Market. ii»X’ — o«. *•«. >«». mmomI, <■» ««, te> mm ton ua.ib,n*Ob for, Lraikrr wi WM flmrW TBCXISI mi 14 inn * W, Al AYLSWOBTU. xzw- j sue oms and coffin INGS tM aMMllf «■ kaiA n i -• llS®. �•' JYAMXN OF CQCKTMKi. Qoot aec<>n<J-t>aixTpteu»t. Sl&o oo llsMl’e Termite of Muric, Unirago. were originally named by the Phumioworld.. A Tho names, in the. Pbaoi- gentleman writes to the New York characteristic of the place* which they Mtaneeota with it must bo admitted to ball. ‘ — Ui Augttei loot the wife of 1 _ |»n, a farmer, living in BcrkavUte. Monroe county, HL. disappeared' mysteriously, aud The following jaraxTaph is published in an Alexandria (V».) paper; "Miss Amelia dance ia entirely dreumatantiol. Col. Mosby, who happtmod to be In Washington, m soon a« nkts AJUt CASUAL TIES. —The ironing stallion Manhattan, st 520.000, was fatally injured by hi —Of all the candidate* fo&tbe ftenotorahip Instated.* shot Cot Slnxtr. E_. Ellsworth fcfTfaauling Union snny under Gnu. BcoU wXn ndvnucing into Virginia. —Hon. John W. HoKl.mcmber of Congreaa•l«ct from lhe Fourth Dtetrict of Tannrerec, died al GalteUn lairf wreli. —Napoleon IV. in wot likely lo oomo to want right away. Mgr. Charles Manto or, formerly private chaplain to Napoleon III., Las died diaua, Senator Henderson, of Missouri, anil Senator Logan, of lUinobi—Tho officers of the International Typo­ graphical Union mako an appeal for contri­ butions for the purpose of erecting a statue or other suitable memorial over tho grave of Horace Greeley, which w reported as being in a neglected condition. —The now Portuguese Minister has been formally received at Waahlngtmj His name la Santanna. proclamation calling in tho bands known as the rofanne-doflail bonds, which wore issued to aid in the redemption of the Illinois and Michigan canal from the Uea held upon u by the city of Chicago. . —The Bev. Dr. Dudley, a popular Congre gallons) preacher of Milwaukee, will not stay with his flock unless the society shall be reor­ ganised on a working basis, and tho erection of a commodious church edifice undertaken —The Hou. Joseph klodill, editor ot the Chicago Tribune, Lax been appointed * mem­ ber of the Bjard of Trustees of the Univer­ sity of Chisago, and will accept the position. the appointment of Consulting Engineer of the Chicago Fare Department, and will immudiatety^uter upon tho dutios ot that office. —Daniel N. Haskell, tho veteran editor of tho Boston Trautcripl, died in that city, re­ cently, of pneumonia. ? GENESAL. . —Tte insurance companies which ccMed ago have decided to reaumo again. —The United Slates House of Beproeentatives at Washington has attached to it, in various stations, about 220 officers— poatmxNtors, tuesBct-KCre, doorkeeperr, etc.— and, no matter what the peculiar aptitude of those now filling tho positions, a change b inevitable. —Tom Alien, a St. Loub pugilist, announces it willingness to engage In a •* dispute" with any man in tho world, for 510,000. Being about to retire from the ring, bo aims tins challenge particularly st Jem Mace, au EnNow Orleans in 1871. —A number of Sandwich Island dignitaries have come to tho United States. Eliaba II. Alien. Chief Justice and Chancellor, aud A. ington to arrange, if possible, tfiorci satisfac­ tory commercial relations' between the United States and their country than now exist. The subject of annexation to the United Slates spedalh' urged. King Kalakua will also visit HodoIuIu Nov. 18, on the United States corvette Benicia, which has been placed, at tho service ot the King for that purpose. Bufferere. on which much dependence woe placed, baa been closed. This ia the Babeiatenoe Department of tho Army. The that his supplies are Barely suflislent tor ordinary aud legitimate demands. The re­ ports from tho gras«hop|>er districts arc heart­ rending. —At Salt Lake, Utah, snow-storms have completely blocked the roads. In the several mining*dtetric’.s the winter business prospects are dircnuraging. —Got. Carpenter, of Iowa, tn bis Tbaukstioua for the poor and auffuHig be made on the 36th, and that, particularly, lhe auffarers from the grasshopper famine in tbeuorthThe auggesUon b a good one. —It ba-i Loen decided to withdraw Mr. Hoyt’s appointment as Interns! Re venue Col­ lector at Chicago, and tender lhe office to Philip H. Wadsworth. Senator Lagan in­ dorsed Mr. Hoyt m honest tud capable, but objected to. his appointment on lhe ground that bo was not well known iu public circles throughout Chicago. This representation sc- friends ere onxioua to force him into It. Han- flouring mill and grain warehouse, the proj>- Johnson are considered the beet. L erty of VaiedUus A Trew. were burned to the —The Canvassing Board of the First Illi­ ground. Loss, 525,000 ; no insurance. nois District (Chicago). In the oontested caoe uf Farwell and Lo Moyne, have decided to spies mills iu Kansta City. An engineer, giro the certificate to Mr. Farwell, Republi­ named. George Crocker, whilq oiling a abaft can. Hia official majority io 186. was wound up and held by his shirt bosom­ While revolving ho had presence of mind to ' rosuuE. halloo *to tba flreman lo revereo tho engine. —The students of lhe University of Edin­ burgh have decided to elect tho Earl of Derby •haft and was torn out bytheroota, hia throat to tho Lord Rectorship. cruibod, and neck broken, killing liim instanl—Tho great painting of “St. Anthony," by Murillo, has been stolen from the Cathedral and.hu relatives in Milwaukee. In Sevilla, Spain. . —The Elmwood mill and Ha contents, at —The Danish Ministry has requested tho East Blackstone, R. I., were burned recently. Rigsdag not to interpellate the government The loss Is 525,000; insurance, <9,000. respecting tho expulsion of Danish: eubjecte from Schleswig while lbs matter la nudcr • FINANCIAL AND INDCSTRlAL. disciuwion with Germany. —Tho clearings of the Chicago banka —It has been decided by tho British govern­ for the week ending Nov. 7 foot up a lota!’ ment lo interfere in tho question of slave ot $25,118,480.62; same week last year, traffic an the gold coast of Africa, and it b tl8.683,7M.74. probable that slavery in that region must aoon —Geu. Bpimxor hM concluded hia annual report. In it be substantially reuewrf bis —The difficulty between China and Japan financial recommendations of laet year, and has been amicably arranged. China agrees to adheres to hia theories relative to the 3 63 pay an indemnity of 5W.0C0 taels. In conoid­ convertible bonds, and believes that a certain oration of which Hie Japanese troopa are to portion of the 5 and 6 per cent, bonds should be withdrawn from Fpnpoaa. be made convertible Into the proposed hater­ —Loudon, Ont., la oxcuied by the report that convertible 3. Gfr,. three morchante, who have boon engaged In the —One of the contractors of tho Hoosac clothing trade there, Loro aboconded, leaving Tunnel, through the Green Mountains, has liablliuerf to the amount of 570,000. All are been interviewed at Chicago. Tho work lias said lo have left together list week, aud have cost $10,000,000, and stands no immediate not aiuce been board from. Their names are chance of being utilised, now that the bore la suppressed for tho preeouL flni&hed. There are no roads leading to it at —Tho siege of Inin Lu been abandoned by present. The people have been debating two the Carliats. and the leader of tho inanrgonla, accompanied by hia staff, is now in French out to railroad companies pr keep it In ite own territory. . Lan^e and collect tolls, but noconduaiou has —The marriage of tho Frenib "Prince been reached. Imperial," to a daughter of the Rare an Grand —Two hundred and forty workmen have Duchess Marie, ia mentioned in Bouaparkist been discharged from tho Brooklyn Navy­ circles As a probable event. Yard. Further reduction of tho force will bo —Months! Bazainc and wife, under the name at Lspeua, have sailed from Southamp­ —Tho pork-packing seaton is now faiily be­ ton, Eng.,। on the royal mail steamship Nora. gun. Receipts of Logs at Chicago for one day recently aggregated over 81,000 head. tho procession on the Lord Mayor's Day, in Prices range from <6 to $7 per 100 lbs. London, two persons were killed and several —Tho manufacture of iron in Pennsylvania, Injured. which constitutes the life ot one-half of that —Tho authorities of Seville have offered a Stale, is almost stopped, with no signs of its reward of 510,000 for tho recovery of Mu­ revival. Mills are closed, furnaces are gone rillo’s great painting of St. Anthony, which wm stolen from tho Cathedral n that city. mem are working on short time and reduced —A Loudon Ttrntt special from Calcutta announces that Viceroy Lord Northbrook has —One hundred and thirty odd mills, mostly ordered the suspension of forma) jirocoodlngs Europe aiguifies a country of white complexion ; so named because the in­ habitanta were of a lighter complexion than those of Asia ami Africa. Asia signifies between, or in the mid­ dle, from the fact that geographers placed it between Europe and Africa. Africa signifies the land of corn, or ears. It was celebrated for its abund­ ance of corn, and all aorta of grain. Siberia signified thirsty or dry—very characteristic. ' Spain, a country"of rabbits or conies. It was once so infested with these animata that it sued Augustus for an army to destroy them. _ Italy, a eouatry of pitch, from its yielding great quantities of blaqjn pitch. Calabria, also, for the same reason. Gaul, modern France, signifies yel­ low-haired, as yellow hair characterized ite inhabitants. The English of Caledonia is a high hill. This was a rugged, nSountainous province in Scotland. Hibernia is utmost, or last habita­ tion ,v fok beyond this, westward, the Phoenicians never extended their voy- productions from one-third to one-half, the agreement to continue tn force until the 1st of January. —Tliere U an ominous outlook for laboring interests at Pittsburgh this winter. The gen­ eral depression is the worst known since 1837. It is anticipated that the attempt to lower the wages of tho iron-puddlers will be met by storn resist ahco on the part of the mon, aud that tho mill owners will dose their works, tho effect of which would be suffering to thousands of liutnou beings. Britain, the country of tin, great quantities being found on it and ad­ jacent islands. The Greeks called it Albion, which signifies in tho Phamician tongue either white or high mountainr, from the whiteness of its shores, or the high rocks on the western coast. Corsica signifies a woody place. Sardinia signifies the footsteps of men, which it resembles. Syracuse, bod savor, so-called from tho unwholesome marsh on which it found a well educated girl, occupying a good position in society, who was will­ ing to accept himself and hia 81,800 a year. He claims to be well-brea, good looking and accomplished. responding degree inerzased its merits. A Naw Yobe philosopher observes that iho weakest of worsen nre not with­ out power, aa he has known one auch to turn a steamboat excursion into an occa­ sion of gloom and despondency. Ths Gbkat Favobitb I—Tho popular Ghllt Cure of tho age! 1 Oompored of pure and aimplo druga, Wilboft'a Tonic hM long hold tho highoat place in tho long lino of remodioo for Chills an i Fever. It ia not only Anti Periodic bulla Anti-Panic, for it curtails tlio heavy,expense of doctors’visits, where friendly calls are all itemized in the account current. A penny raved ia a penny gained, and saving II iu this way adds to health and comfort. Try Wilboft’a Touio m a certainty, and you will novar regret it. Wbsslocx, FiKLAY A Co.. Proprietors, New Orleans. LOCKM < JOMKI, Tols.ro, Ofcte, £250.000.000 STERLING of neck and Sent free, on rec broiot mcMurc. bright. ---------------------(.ample) "Molol 52 Shire. Fitted by pe­ te n ted modal. Stylirii andwulMtantial. Address Model-Shirt Co .81 South 8th-e*... Philadelphia. The Nobthwewtebm Hobsb-Nail Co.’a “ Finished ’* Nail ia the beat in lhe world. Prof. D. Meeker's WE WANT AGENTS AGENTS AGENTS AGENTS AGENTS Hr. J. Walker’s California Vinftffar Bitters are a purely.Vegetable preparation, -made dridty ironi the na­ tive herbs found on the lower rangva of the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor­ nia, the medicinal properties of which are cxlrnetedTherr-from without the use of Alcohot The question Is almost daily asked, *• What is the cause of the unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit­ ters!” Our-ahswcrliL that they remove the cause of disease, and the patient re­ covers his Iivalth. They arc the great blood purifier and : life-girtorpriBcipIc, a perfect Itenovator and lurigorator of the Btsiein. Kercr before iu the hirtcry Of' Hie world h>« a medicine been compounded pofweMtng the remarkab.e qoAi.ues of ViswraABirrinw in healing the tick of every diseawfNiian is heir tn. They nre a gentle I'tirpaUre as well as a Tome, relieving Ccniec*tion or Inflammation or the Liver ami Vitccral Orgaat, in Bilious Dueasct. The properties.of Dr- Walker’s VixegasBjttkw arc Aperient. Diaphoretic, Carminative, JiutritiouA. laxative. Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudonfic, Altera­ tive, aud Auti-Bilioni. , , „ w-rwiviv.n rn. oniy’ToTretmn £?*«>• It fasilliali Maarr ctriutD at Boms. No for Amr rlrralsr. V PEDUJE * t«- Salo J tarera. IbUClariiM.. OPIUM» HOG BIMGER. Ml STEINWAY stood. • . Rhodes, serpents or dragons, which it produced in abundance. Sicily, tho country of grapex Scylla, tho whirlpool of destruction. Charybdis, tho holds of destruction. jEtaa signifies a furnace, or dark, or t-moky. dastr'nv HUBse al Sr lava! aid to obti will find reliable and experienced It is no hard to get a linen collar Warwick, 'it looks better than any linen • collar, flte splendidly, arid keep* clean looser than any other. . Tty it. Grand, Square aniUpriiht Ranos, Jxinway a sows. Mii«teBuaat,Maw EPILEPSY or FITS _______•_______________ A COMMON DANGER. People who wet their winter’s coal, in order to lay the dust on putting it into their cellars, do not generally know that they are laying up for themselves a store of sore throats and other evils consequent upon the practice. But so it ia said to be. Even the fire-damp which escajnw from ccal mines arises from tho slow decomposition of coal at temperatures but little above that of the atmosphere, bat under augmented pressure. By wetting a mass of fresh­ ly-broken coal, and putting it in a warm cellar, the mass is heated to auch a de­ gree that carburetted and sulphuretted hydrogen are given off for long periods of time, aud pervade the whole house. The liability of wet coal to mischievous results, under such circumstancee, may be appreciated from the circumstance that there axe several instances on rec­ ord ot spontaneous combustion of wet coal when stowed into tho bunkers or holds of vessels. Aud faom thia cause, doubtless, many misbing coal vessels have perished. Landon tap-room recently that Qaoen Victoria Pkbu is just and gracious to ite hail died suddenly al Bilmora! Castle, and women. A young lady desirous of engroat excitement prevailed until it wae au­ taring the law-school of Cnzoo, an in­ thoritatively denied. stitution supported by the State, wrote —Count Von Beust, Austro-Hungarian Minto the government to inquire if her sex to be reinstated as Premier. —Troops are in Lot pursuit of ths retreat­ ing Csrluite, and are Lu nil ng the houses of Carltet sympathisers. Three hundred have already been destroyed. A heavy snow-fall tiM covered the mountains around Iran, aud increased the sinister spectacle. The Repnblicixus have driven the inhabitants from their FOR NOTHING. SWA'JA: Toledo WEEKLY BLADE Soldikus ought to be good physiog­ nomists. They all know how to write about fate. Sahib, until more mature consideration bo had Of thO CAl'C. —Nen from Hayti aud Ban Domingo ia to the effect that both republics are tranquil, aud busincM reviving. The JJomuiicau Peece Commieaioncre were well received at Port au 1‘riuoe, Hayti. —Dr. Kcaealy, the Tichbomo claimant's counsel, in a loiter excusing his uon-sttendatioo st s meeting of tho Bar, announces that ho has boon disbarred by the Benchere of Gray's Inn.^ —Two Irian members of Parliament liavo fought a ducL Quo wm severely wounded. JAPANESE MORALITY. Falls erf the Schuylkill, slopped rnnuiuR. A —Ito Carlisle Lava been driven away from The Jnpaueao seem to be a moral sort Inin, and are now scalteriug in all directions. tilled their hands that a reduction of the pres- Don Carlon has probably had his fill of flght- of people, judging by their census, which shows only three thousand crim­ made. The weavers refused to WOrk, and tho ter; but in the spring, if he escapes capture, inals in a population of over thirty­ works are closed. Seventeen hundred hand# he will again raise Ids standards in tho north­ throe million aouls. Perhaps a Japan­ were employed, with a pay-roll of 555,000 per ern provinces and collect au army. ese definition of crime would put a new month, the works being among-the lorgeit in —Strange rumors are circulating in St. the United Blates. Petersburg of a socialist conspiracy, in which face on thia exhibit. In the Islapd of the conspirators made an nusncoeaeful Great Britain the classification of RAILROAD ISTKLLIGESCB'. attempt to murder tho Cxar, and a number criminals varies in different localities. —The Chicago and Alton Railroad Gimnany In the Highlands of Scotland almost intend to continue their Liuhiaua (Mo.) Moscow. every crime except murder is regarded —Russia has decided to try the experiment branch acroM the Stale bt Miwouri. Il will with comparative indifference, and of compulsory education in the elementary probably pay. — Chicago has another through railway con­ tranches, patterns! after the Berlin system. criminals, when convicted, frequently nection with the seaboard. By the comple­ It looks as if tho Prussian influence is bound have tho option of leaving the place, tion at tho Chicago Division of the Bdtlmore to become dominant throughout Europe, for never to return, rather than being sent and Ohio railroad, trains will hereafter run even Franco has iutreduoed the same echoci tojait- In the Orkney and Shetland -direct from that city to Washington and Bal­ islands, also, when persons nre convict­ timore, by that route. —Lieut.-Gov. Crawford opened the On­ ed, they ore sent across tho Pentland —The Cincinnati, Muncie and Fort Wayne tario (Canada) Parliament, sitting at Toronto, rai’road has gone into bankruptcy. with a speech from the throne, iu which he Firth, to tho mainland of Scotland, as announced that the aggregate re venue for the a punishment, whereas tho same cWs POLITICAL. of criminals in England would be trans­ —A Washington dispatch of the 7t!i Inst, te amount estimated, and that the aggregate ex­ ported ersent to penitentiaries. Probably the Chicago hikr-Cktan says; “The buai- penditures would bo less than the amount the Japanese nre as mild in tho treatment of otrtain offenses as the Scotch. authorised to be expended. poaitiun to place much of the reeponaihility upon Cougrt-oa. Tho third term question came up again, and tho President took the position that no acneiblc man could imagine that there was inch on Issue in the field, and he pointedly repudiated the whole third term movement and diaceseion." * York city at present, about 10,000 p Jor men —The chaocna of various prominent gen­ tlemen for tho Speakership of the next House are already being canvaascd. Gen. Banka, enne Indians near McClelland Creek, Indian Xcniando Wood. S. B.. Cox, and ex-Gov. Territory. Ono United States sridisr and Walker u» tho persona most prominently fifteen Indiana were killed. -Lieut-Gov. V. V. Smith, of Arkansas, Domocatlo majority will prefer a styaight-out advertisers Uwinra tho n.$w xnouagement of Mr. Frank W. Wentworth, - the Sherman House, at Chicago, recognising the popular demand fur retrenchment, has MAMUFACTORT AMD SALESMOM, 23 A 25 RANDOLPH STW CHICAGC gt. A COPT »ei>t rr»« io DB.O FBKLYB BROWN, 21 Grand SUeel Iddraaa fllCn'l kick 5KW HVNIC BOOK1. THE MORNING STAR! repuea RICHMOND PRINTS norelttee ol 1. Matteal Notation. Standard Cray Styles "CHOCOLATE 8TANOARO 8TYLE8 Agents Wanted for GHIZOT’SffSSsSEsSS HISTORY Ot ths fart test Uuarsa Siatssman ini Historian THE ANTHEM OFFERINC'. WONDERFUL CURES BY THE WAUKESHA FRANCE, THE MARKETS. NEW YORK 400 pUbUSBM flriHlui MAGNIFICENT ILLUSTRATIONS. CHICAGO. Graded Buers, 56.1005.70; Bterre, H.76«5.X; Cows and Better'. X3.»3 Whlte Winter, X5.75jC.5J A Present for Every Boy and Qlrl YOUNG FOLKS' NEWS. Portable Family Sewing Machine Publiehed.WeeUy at $1.25 per year. < ITttA tte Focfara JtoM.). . ■ 30 DAYS’TRIAL snFiFSs: fiipoc. Ocan-Mo. } 7*^7fc.:fcO*v»-No.j, I3XC. ST. LOUIS. Hew York: 802 Broadway. Chkrngot Ml Wabash Am. MILWAUKEE. HALL'S PATENT STANDARD K><391c. 1Uxl«t-No.»S. 11.17.41 CINCINNATI. . ] W«*AT-Extra. ' ' SAFES 1a*»—nM«fi3L»e- I [ BECKWITH $20. AT HARD PAN PRICES. HALL’S SAFE & LOCK CC. DETROIT. Xl.tT731.08; CLEVELAND. Waaar-Mo. 1 B-l. »IJQ®L11 were a bar to her admission. The Mints- 1 ter of Justice promptly replied that all I a e o COfl Peruvian citizens should enjoy equal j ^7 b Y right. ; U..1 women woe. oonriaoeej by the law as on the same footing with : ------------------men, as far as the privileges to be ac- j gl'ftpfyjK oorded by th. republic were oonomml, w„. ......nuu grilling that it was a matter of ]>eculiar , 91m fr«a. J. wobth aOO., st. Loqia.Mo,. rounding country is covered with homeless pleasure to the administration to im­ 1 ikBeaBtirulTratasrerPlelttren^lnBiAv1 VM.ar>ut«>..lV'». a*.llr 1-MHfcr—l. iUmnwi ciaxing himself Governor, Baxter having ab­ prove theopportunity of givingpublicity dicated In favor of Garland. In this prods- on by the Detaoeraia and Conservative Re­ clemency of tho weather. to such a declaration. publicans. Ho nays a Washington dispatch. Winnert ot THRBR HiaBKBT MXDAM DIPLOMA —The aspirants for the Minnesota 8eqa- her, by a typhoon, the results of which bars Whisky and the Weed.—Intelli­ tonhipare Alexander Runrey. Gov. O/a. gent physiologists and pathologists ad­ TJP. CHIUMI, Troy, Ohio. Davis, ex-Gat. H. Austin, ex-Cuugraasuian mit that all so-called medicines con­ intend to employ force to dislodge Garland, John T. Averill, and ravers! minor ones. taining alcohol, whether they emanate IO Out liio Ivici.Utlon to Dealer piSSTa but will quietly await tho President^daebion. from the regular pharmacopou-a and arc $75 - -______ ____________ celled <ta«ure. or from Ure Emplriml I pj , J210 a Month. ninety-two tncmbeni of the tewsr hootw ot tlw Rum Mills, and are labeled “Tonice ' VJ • aXiref— * — ’ CUIUS AND criminals. —are essentially dangerous and de- | —>——;-----The only way in which ‘ jVtrea’o? p tba*. tho aoldleot ntvolied and refused to bury strnciive. drunkenness can be arrested is by re- >« owtocoi elect four members in April; California, the jSAi"*^0.'! ascription Books itx.u-0-ttns MASON & HAMLIN DR.A.G.OLIN CABINET ORGANS A bound belong to one Scudder (fast great sympathetic nerve), and purifimg the animal fluids; and these objects are more certainly and swiftly accomplished by the use uf De. Walebb’s Vinegar Brrrwuj than by any o h-r mean). Hence, probibly, the optni ns dow m> gectrally exprwMd that this pore preparation ia • sovereign remedy For the cviJa referred to. Should it bs certainly wsoertaiued that Vxkeoar Bitteiui ia not only s specific for indices- on n Canada Southern train during the atop at Wyandotte. His owner bet that the dog would keep up with the train and oome into Detroit all right, and he did, not being pulled a fool of oto« jiiuml.r,, bnf.l«.’ror in«bd.ly, the way. Waa it a alow train <?r a faat thoiHiauJa will rise up and call the dis<x>«r« blwwd. 10 4off Ha. 617 SL Sharltt Street. fit Loxdz, rt“Urt------ -----------------------: J U 8 thm | BOOKInr tia’wm I-----------------------------I nnn j i/JuLr. s.’i»*ora’Tfci»»i. *-• -i If PUT ’lilt's it El " ue a.aui Eir«*t, ranMstesia. ri ■ -- - > ---------- -- -------------- ——- The Home Corn-Sheller. rewaxM Iron Founder!, rsutc.tl � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-11-27.pdf.pdf f48d3d11495ba62161058fdbe3c47ea2 PDF Text Text She ADVERTISING RATES: FRIDAY, EH NMhrille, Barry County, Michigan, • s 8 58 ORNO S THO N O Editor and Proprietor. Progression. No Retrograding, VOL. IL t । goblins made out of bloomstinks and RWr-Qjf ■ OKE OJr BAYARD. other poles. It is easy enough to see ilORi ORIENTAL POEMS. what becomes ot the hats. At noon Little Breeches is dressed afresh—dean linen suit, new trousers, shining face, smooth hair, striped stockings well gartered up, new slip­ pers, pansy in the button-hole— a little stiff with the ooUsciousnecs of being well-dressed, but -a most appetising morsel. It rains, but he has a new pair of rutber boots which he is o’er anx­ ' All crlm*only I thrill 1 Dn»Hv»4rfutUr*tie«aer<i era bar birth. Who aboil tnuar* ma with invented gold, I gorge B>« Vith “delight. '■A -AtlatUt MialMy. THE HA HIES. 4 BY GAIL HAMILTON. It is Bunday, and what shall the babies do ? Railroad trains of chairs and Prince Bntlcr, the dog, cannot be allowed on Sunday that is certain. Star Eyes, can be left to herself, fur of herself is she never boisterous; but Little Breeches estecmeth not one day above another. Ho is foud of pictures, • however, and will listen to reading with an almost-startling intentnets, gazing * into the face of the reader with a wide­ eyed eagerness as if he - With on» lone your whole »onl tbrasin1i Your lipa M auaablr.o drlnketb daw." . A picture of Joseph j.sold by his brethern nerves tM text for a long ser­ mon on—well, it must be conieased—on ' camels a* much a* on Joseph. Then I ■ay, “ Now if you wiff get me a Bible, I will Yood yi»u the story of Moses." “The-Bible is lost," say* he, *oldmnly. “ Oh 1 no, I think you can find a Bible in the bookcase.” “Yes," be says with reu ewed and in creasing emphasis, ‘1 there has been a Bible lost out of this house, ft says * Saw Yoticir Ann* Faber come walking Into ' ririrter" ■ Bleated and beloved Apostle I Sweet­ est Saint in all the Calendar I Worthy successor of that disciple whom Jesus loved, gentlest and tendcrest of all the Son* of Thunder, / should not have dared to follow my heart’h prompting* and class you with those holy men uf old, buj wjim-, out of the mouth of babesand sucklings, your praise is per­ fected, it is nst for me to stand by and say them n*y 1 So Igttie Breeches is presently con­ vinced that it is a volume ot Whittier and not tho Biole that is lost out of this house, and he starts off on a tour of exploration. Bible* are not so scarce Jhat he need take a Sabbath day’s journey; -but bi* view* are vogue, his mind is discursive, and hi* search pro­ longed. Presently after long silence a hollow voice resounds "from Some re­ mote fastness. “Cusnabe, I don’t care to hear about Moses !” nml the culprit hcarcs in right with a big kaleidoscope whifit was put op an upper thclf in n dark closet for the express purpose of keeping it out of hi* way. So that is the reason why ■ “ Moses-*’ was so soon nipped in the bud ; but what possessed him to go Bible-hunting in a clothesAnd what feeling i* it, what divine discontent with the established order ol things that makes him come in and and throw himself in a chair with hi* Jjack to tho front and his hock aa high up ihe bar* a* the supply will permit ? f* it a physical or a mental, a nervous ) or a social solace that this attitude minister* to his perturbed spirit ? And what become* of hie clothe* ? Oh I hi* jackets ! Oh ! his knees ! Oh 1 the seat of his trouaei* I “Little Breeches ha* gone out without his jacket, and will certainly catch his death o’ cold,” said Ann, coming in and holding up the mite of a garment she ha* found. “ No, Ann, do yeu not see that is hi* beat jacket, and/ho ho* on hi* old one ?" His best I But what a scarred old veteran it looks I And if this is the jacket, how then must the trousera ap­ pear? those eight pair* which it w^* fondly hoped would bear him triumph­ antly down the Rummer month* and through the Indian summer till the tore the ides of August the daylight shone through them. As for hie hats, there is no question whs* bueomeu of them. They are hung up Ml the pump-handle to be gently soaked over night with the geetie rain ; strutted into foot-Ulia, and butterfly traps, atxd Imcktte for bailing mud­ puddles. They crown the bead* of hob- N.^H-VILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, IS74. HOTEL CLXR1O. There is no use in putting on airs and denying it. We all tremble in the pres­ ence of a hotel clerk. AU, we say, though this is perhaps too sweeping, for those person* who, by some fortu­ nate fate, have made the aoqnrintance of those, oflfciala, actually know them intimately, and do not ■ hesitate to call them by their Christian names; to aven abbreviate the litter, hutting “Thomas" into “Tom." and “Alexander" into ’•Aliok," or to* slap them on the back with, “How uro you, old boy?” that fairly makes tho blood of an ordinary traveler curdle with apprehension. We once knew a man who had a philosophy about hotel clerk*. “ Now, mind," said he, “if you want attention in a hotel, never try to play the mild and good-na­ tured gentleman. Be gruff. Speak in a loud tone an^ as if you were accus­ tomed to command a regiment of slaves, and of speaking so that tho whole bat­ talion could hear you at once and dis­ tinctly." We never quite agreed vrith that man, and yet it was surprising how attentive everybody about a public house became when he entered and opened hi* mouth. There is a deal of difference between tho hotel in America and in France. In the latter country, os a writer very truly ' TALKJRU. MICHIGAN, When society becomes a mere .matter of dancing, it is on its last leg*. The Michigan Legislature. foot kicks but the brain. People who The Detroit Free Frets oi Nov, 7 do not care to spend hours in violent gives tho following as the probable exorcise in a small, hot room after a political-complexion of the new Legis­ hard day’s work stay. away. People lature, from the latest election advices : SENATE. with cultured legs and undeveloped brains go. The slight pauses between tho dances are filled with vapid chatter. There is no talk—properly so called. Bodies, not minds, meet To persons incapable of mental effort, grave or gay, this’may-be pleasure. It is not so to the majority of people. They appear at parties under a mistaken notion that appearance is a social duty. Now, dancihg is good enough in itself, when ious to try, and his infatuated mother gives him leave to walk to the barn. To walk to the barn by a roundabout ramble through the garden seems to him but n small stretch of privilege, out by the.time he enters the barn his HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE*. taken in moderation. It is when it clothes ore so thoroughly damp that usurps the place of better things, and when "he emerges from tho fiour-barrel excludes them, that a protest is need­ into which ‘ ho entered, as his first ex­ . ALTKXA. W L Clinrchtu. D. ed. When it is the be-all and end-all ploit, he .is a mass of paste, and tho of society, the man who likes to talk brave, bright clothes have to be igno­ afid be talked to is justified in growling, miniously and immediately set to soak his disapproval. So far, however, has in tho wash-tub. this tendency to subordinate everything What can you du? His troubles else to the dance been carried in socie­ seem to come naturally, not wickedly. ty, that talking is actually half under Evon when fox some real and hrinous tho ban, as something out of date, stu­ crime ho was is prematnnjly’ to beu, HUM >:v,U pid, slow. A man.is expected to put ho lies and moans, "'Oh I now my heart on a dress-coat and put off ideas at the is broken.” He evidently contemplates same time. “ Wo don’t go to parties the situation not as punishment, but to talk about Darwin," cries the average affliction. His busy little brain is all nt young lady. As she has a va&ue idea sixes and sevens about cause and Nathan Whitney, Ind. effect, right and wrong, sin and suf­ xiwatoo. “Your lightest wish id a law to your land* that Darwin is a dangerous infid jl, w'-o Sullivan Armatroug, 1*. loot. Your whim is made aa much of as thinks Adam and Eve were monkeys, it fering. OAXLAXU. “Ann,"' says hef strolling in two though it was the most Important matter in is, perhaps, just as well that she does Allen Campbsll, £>, I ‘ < ter Dow, IL hours after the dinner from which he the world. Your landlady, the concierge, the not discuss him in public. There may John D Norton, D, was muring. “Ann, have-I had my be, however, ono or two things on the table, Jacques, who polishes your ahoca— dinner ?" which she is capable of conversing. 3 Leroy ParXrr, It, ’ all Boem to exist for no other purpose than to But Ann is non-committal and says : anticipate your slightest wish, to see only that There are certainly a great number S HR Bi!Uc«». IL “ Ho< should I know whether you have you are supremely happy. Nothing that you which she might hear talked about had your dinner or not ?’’ may want seems extravagant Yon come home with advantage. If she cannot do the “ Was I at the table, Ann ?” one, and is unwilling to do tho other, “ No, I did not see yon at the ta­ ing for you tho mailing omcirryt, and may­ let her dance to the measure of her own hap# tho baxom hotlotui henralf, who nwh to ble.” foolish will, but let.her not make every * * Then of course I have not hod my tho door to u^eel you, to aaeist yon to dsocond, social gathering exclusively a scene of to aldo witn yon. and explain, if you have any KV*OK. dinner.” JeretnUu I.udU>*icn,IL|2 H.xiry Howard. 11, diftloulty with tho rorfWr ; and then who are dancing and dullness because she is l, joj-n Burk**, IL IKOlUM. W’ould you vex this acute little rea­ ready with tho lighted candle and * half-hun­ capable of nothing better. I 8 L KUbotirnr, I>, soner by forbidding him the dinner ho dred pleasant good-htghu for you m you The Paris talon in the time of the 3 Wm H Btephena, D. forgot to como home to and cannot even asoend the stairway to your room.*' First Empire was a brilliant example of now tell whether ho has eaten except by An officio! of an American hotel who what society might be. It was a gather­ external testimony and abstract argu­ behaved in the above manner would be ing of politicians, and literary men, ment ? B'c take no note of time but looked upon, as a lunatic, and would and scientists, and artists, and wits, and from its loss, and he nover loses any. probably bo discharged on the spot. Of philosophers, and brilliant women, who 1 Hltnp«>u Howland, H, 2 Ovo Halton. 0, 3 A K Clark. I>. Play is hi* driving and thriving busi­ course, in our vast caravansaries, we. do were themselves all these things. The 3 A H Mttcalf, D, 3 O E Knight, r». ness. School he stoops to, tho sturdy not expect that the hostess will be talk was free and fine. It touched on 1 C Hunt, I>. old-fashioned school of books and study around looking after guests; but how i evciy topic. Ghrfield*B II, Enjoyment and instruc- 0 r M uB and recess, but tho city Kindergarten about a welcome word, a cheerful, good- tion were nevermore happily combined. ! ♦ E c *n Llvlnjatone. IL is abomination in his eye*. night, or a nod of recognition, to show | It is related of Madame de Staci that, ' TLotuia rr*4firl<J, — D,. ••Can’t I tell Miss Kindergarten "— a traveler that he i* not exactly regard-1 when she was writing on any topic, she U4r*»u. Dll Northrop, D, 1 I’rixli Tu«u»eud, It, thus he always call* his teacher, whin­ cd os an alien enemy taking up quarters * ‘ , firet put htr own thought* on " it on part 3 John T Rich. IL Dvmccxait, it; BcpalSww. S3; tlaubUul, X ing moat piteously. “ Can’t I tell Mim iu the house vi ci armit f Here is about .of each page of a blank book, then Kindergarten you want her to lot me the way it goes in one of our American talked about it with every one she met, . Body-Snatching. come homo when I fed feeble ?’’ and establishment*: •* and then wrote in the vacant apace* the Considerable excitement was lately evidently bo has at this moment an Time, 11:30 p. m. Scene, office of final draught, in whiclr all she had caused in Anu Arbor by tho appearance overmastering attack of feebleness. hotel. Enter-dusty, worn and weary learned by conversation was inoorpor- of officers nt the medical building vrith Tho mature male heart is easily im­ traveler with" a bag and umbrella. a search-warrant for tho body of a ated. She frankly confeasel this, and young man named Hill, who haa died a posed upon. Cleric, with pen behind his ear, hair said that she would walk to the Bay of few days before and wa* buried in the “ Baby-in-breeches is a frail bud,” freshly curled, mustache waxed, spot­ Naples to see ono clever man, while she county cemetery near Flint. Suspicion says papa. “ It i* too cold and wild less linen, and a strong odor of musk. would not turn around to see-the bay that the body had been snatched by for him to go to school to-day," and He is talking to tho bookkeeper. Hear­ Joseph McNamee and his sons, who re­ ititelf. ’ side near tho place where the robbenr Little Breeches rejoices greatly, but in ing the bag and umbrella deposited on From the sork of society in which was committed, was confirmed by find­ one-half hour the frail bud has vanished the counter, he turns, after lingering a Madame do Steel found inspiration,— ing the grave clothe* in McNamee's from sight'nor appearu upon the scene moment for a word or two more, and the talon,—we are galloping and waltz­ barn. It was supposed that the body again for three, four, five hours, and face* the traveler, reversing the register ing further away each year. A botu had been sent to a son of John Mc­ Namee, a senior medical student Tho then blows in, ruddy, disheveled, shout­ as he does so, and looking bored. hostess might, however, bring ns back Under Sheriff of Flint and Hill’s father ing, strong and altogether happy, ex­ Traveler—“ Did Mr. Panhandle ar­ to some of its best enjoyments by a mot McNamee in the express office at cept for being blown in. rive to-day, do you know ?’’ series of carefully-planned parties ; for Ann Arbor, but failed to recognize him. The well-beloved Prof. Prophet Clerk—(Who at the moment the trav­ the conversation oho occasionally hoars Ho recognized them and left for Canada. bleHsee the house with his presence, eler speak* has had his attention diThrough assistance furnished by the from a little knot of congenial spirits authorities of the medical department and Baby-in-Breechea is warned before­ rectcd to the wine man at the other side proves that talking is not yet a lost art. tho body of Hill wa* found and returned hand that he must not talk at the table. of tho office, and ho* stepped over there, to Flint. Tho authorities claim that It seems hard to put an interdict on but returns.) * * What d'ye **y ?” the body has never been in their posOLb HICKORY'S OPIAIOJI. bcbMod, and that they refused to re­ those sweet bps, but, mine own dear Traveler—“ Is Panhandle, of Louis­ Gon. Jackson, when President, said fused to receive it when offered them. little boy, there is no way but tlriK. villa, here ?” . to ono of his fiercest newspaper oppo­ Tho developments in the case promiKcBaby promises faithfully, and pute on a Clerk—(To the wine man, who has nent* : “ Send me your newspaper. I to be interesting. It seems that not forly-horse-power-preesure of silence. ,eaid something.) “Well, lot it bo know that you are opposed to me, but only hove Joseph McNamee and bis In five minutes—five hours to bis wait­ then till to-morrow.” (To tho traveler). then I should like to *ee your paper sous been engaged in the b urines!*, but there is also good reason for believing ing ami seething soul—he whisjiem, “ Mr. Hammill ? Where’s he from ?” every day. I wont to see how many that the once happy possessor of the “ Mamma, can’t I speak now ?" Traveler—“Mr. Panhandle, of lie* yon cai. tell of me." “General,” corpse himself and his father found “ No, sh-aE I” say* mamma. The two Loiuavillj?” said the editor, “ I think I do right in profit from the business. “ Can’t I whisper, mamma?" families reside near a country ceme­ Clerk—(Looks over record) “No.". opposing you, and I shall continue to tery, a few miles from Flint. On tho “NoI ah!” Traveler—(Registering) “ What’s the do so with all tho ability with which I 20th young Hill died. Three days “ Mamma "—in an ever cruccndo and SYst train over the Alton, and St. Louis am master.” Here was a man after after, the McNamees proceeded to dig startling audible whisper, “Can’t I in the morning ?” ' Jackson's own heart, and he replied, up their old partner. What was the tell you there was a skunk at tho extent of the work done by them during , Clerk—“ Nine a. tn., tir. Wish to go wiO* bn oath, “ Sir, send me tho past year can only be surmised. / school-house today ? Oh I there was, to your room ?” paper; for, aside from your mamma, and he smelt awfully." Traveler—" Yes." your abuse of me, your paper is a Railroad Accident. / It is a grievous and sore affliction that Cleik—(Snaps hi* finger and whistles good one. Besides, 1 never saw a Baby cannot go to church, and when Particular* of the recent acrident on to the bell-boy) “ Show the gentleman newspaper in which I could not find the Grand Rapid* and ludfann Rail­ the tidings burst upon him that he is to to 19,04a" something worth reading.” Just *o. road at Moline, show that the express remain at home, how ho makes the The traveler has an imprestion by No man can pick up a newspaper with­ train wa* late and running at a terrific powers that be feel that they are fight­ thia time that if he should die in the out finding something of interest. You rate when an axle under the tender ing against God, by roaring at the top night he would slumber for age* in that snapped, and the rear coach and sleeper may take the paper and tear it into of his voice, amidst strong crying and vast house, leaving hi* friends ignor­ were thrown from the track on their fragments, and in each fragment you rides, and dragged twice the length of tears, “ Oh! 1 wanted to hear Prof. ant of his mysterious fate. In the will Boe aomething to amuse and inter­ the train before being stopped. James Prophet’s sermon I” morning ho goes down to take his leave, est you. Abclan, an elderly man from Kansas, But becauRu his elders wish to hear and the following colloquy occurs : wa* instantly killed and hi* wife in­ it in peace, and because he would hear jured, though not fatally. The follow­ ALEUT MUMMIES. Traveler—** What’* my bill?” it with multitudinous wrigglings and Dr. Dall, of the naval expedition ing were more or leas seriously injured: Cashier—“ What’* the name ?" James Frear and wife, Logan county, twistings and whisperings, with con­ northward through Behring’* Straits, Ohio, alight bruises; Levi Efidy, Men­ describee some Aleut mummies found don, left ride badly contused and in­ stant and uncurtain down-sitting* and Fonr-flf(y.” on the Island of Four Mountains. ternal injuries, hia wife cut on tho head up-riidngs, hi* soul is refused that And this enda the communication be­ spiritual food, and he remain*4gnobly tween Jenluns and hi* “ bos tn," so- Several have been brought nway oy the and hands; Geo. W. Blett, Rockford, Orannonv Tn n collar c«U« bone lK,a° broken ; two children chutlren of Alaska Commercial Company. called. Altogether, it has been a* cold . „ , David Kramer, of Maryland, painfully good “ condition bruised about the head and body; ever preached than his, wlio called a ns an icicle and as hearties* as a sledge­ cave twelve mummies iin _ were found, besides rude carvings and rods earrings Theresa Martin, of Watson, Allegan little child unto him, and arid : “Verily hammer. Of courae, the above de­ The bodi>8 were simply county, and Mr*. W. O. Westley, ’ of I eay unto you, except ye be converted, scription does not apply to all hotel weapons. Kalamazoo, both badly bruised all over; •nd Ixtcome as . little children, ye shall clerks. There are thoee who know the eviscerated, stuffed with grass, dried two children of William R. Beebe, of not enter the kingdom of heaven ?” value of urbanity, and are discreet, if hard, and covered with malting and Pavilion, on the head ; one cannot live; not naturally amiable enough to be Heal-akin. They are probably not more Allan McKay, Kalamazoo, shoulder; polite and. affable to guests, and give than * hundred . yearn old. The body W. C. Conant, Big Rapid*, arm and left the debate in the first American Cvushoulder, serious ; W. F. Kenflcld, of on air of welcome and hospitelity to the of an old chief wo* more carefully Ludington, internal injuries and three gress, on the establishment of the hotel, which pay* abundantly in the wrapped than the other*. It had a rib* breken; Dr. E. L. Tons, Fort dross of fur over u ♦ooden armor, »nch Wayne, shoulder crushed and collar­ lutiou providing that itnhouid never ex­ lishod for the traming of servant girl*, as the Aleuts form*rly wore, and w«n bone broken; Wm. S. Boyd, Lagrange, Ind., back and leg bruised; M. K ceed thirty thousand men ; whereupon Bond, Bond's Mill*, Mich., leg broken Washington moved an amendment that believe. Why not have a college which covered with waterproof skins care<*Uy and face bruised. so enemy should over invade the coun­ sewn together. This and the other shall turn out model hotel clarke ? try with a force exceeding two thousand Meeting of the State Pomologieal . A Califoenti mau ha* raised «|xty first suspended from the roof of the Society. and the laughter which it excited cats. They will be presented to the «•mothered th* resolution. and got 84,000 gold for the crop. Ban Francisco Bdeatific Society. NO. 9. meeting at Ionia Dec. 1, 2 and 3. Addresses will be delivered by Hon. J. Webster Childs, George Parmaiee, T. T. Lyon, Hon. Alonzo Bas­ tions, Profesaora Kedzie, Beal and Oook nod other gentlemen. The an­ nual election of officers will .taka place on Wednesday/ Dec. 2. The Ionia County Agricultural Society invite all the officers and members of kindred societies to attend as their guest*. It is expected that there will be a fine dis­ play of horticultural products. DROWKEB. . His strong-pl taxied dusky wins. State Treasury. The balance of cash in the .State TUroaxbUMitUlI night l!FT»r-«troke< echo f*r; Treasury Nov. 4, 1874, wa*i968,146.86. Receipt* during the week ending Nov. ' Ftlsgtxl with rtett U*hl, the ostUtw «h*nuj block 11 were $30,481.17; payment* during some time 858,133.91; leaving.* bal­ ance in tho Treasury of 8940,491.12 ; n decrease for tho week of $27,852.74. The specific item* are as follows: *24’21 It- drnnitlOM VAllIETIK^. . A breezy girl—The windlass. A waist of time—That of a stout old Uuivetvlty principal. •• •• launal Nunn*! School, pno-ipal •* “ lotarwl principal.......... Mate builitlax InlarMt Hall SprtDg. Ii.trna: TatM <-n part-paid Swamp Uad drpuelt. Coudoctlug Fund tat rvuiiUM StM« R*M>d ol Hmlth Noldlen* Cemetery. Iwtrort Total... lady. The man who elected. laughs—The ■ man Where to go when short of money— Oo to work. Matchless maid—The kitchen girl out of lucitcrs. If you plant a puppy, what will come up ? DogWood. New silver coins are proposed of the 5,ca» a» value of an eighth and a fifth of a dol159 65 .$38,133 91 Clever Candidate*. It isn’t often that a campaign as be­ tween two opposing candidates is con­ ducted solely on ita merits, the rivals, so fur from indulging in personal abuse, publicly recognizing each other’* mer­ it*. Buch phenomena! amenity in pol­ itic* was witnessed in Michigan between the candidates for the Superintendency of Public Instruction. It continued even after election, when Mr. Briggs, the successful aspirant, supposing him­ self defeated, wrote to Mr. Doty, his presumed vanquisher, saying: “It is comfort to know that by the hrartlcst ‘ slaughter of the innocents ’ on Tues­ day the State ha* made choice of ono, at least, who will prove a true friend- and earnest advocate of our educational interest*. I will endeavor to have the old office at Lansing swept and dusted for your reception.” Doty, upon ascer­ taining that the votes were not in his favor, responded: “I do not wonder that for the moment you felt like enroll­ ing yourself among the killed, wounded or missing. But as the smoke of the conflict clear* away, I am delighted to find you just where you ought to lie, at the head ot the educational affairs of the State.” Presuming that the*e pro­ fessions ot mutual good will are sincere, their cordiality and good taste are com­ mendable. Michigan Personals. D. J. Ailvold has been appointed Judge for the Michigan Twentieth Ju­ dicial Circuit. ?on. E. W. Davis, ono of tho earliest aetuers of Kent county, died on the 6th in st., in his 79th year. His death is mourned by all the citizens. . William J. Unde*wood, the murder­ er of Charlotte Pridgeon, who wa* ac­ quitted in Detroit recently, on tho ground of insanity, is not yet through with his trials. A State law of 1873 re­ quire* that, in criminal cases, where an acquittal is had on the ploa of insanity, the accased must bo confined in the hospital for the insane in connection with the penitentiary until pronounced cured by oeitain authorities. Perfectly sane, Underwood djoa not relish the thought of incarceration among lunatics. A clergyman who became much inter­ ested in him propose* to pay Undervood'a fare to England, where hi* fam­ ily rerides, if the law will give up ibi hold on him. This failing, his counsel propose* to teat tho constitutionality of the law under which he is held. Fruit Statistics. Tho total amount of fruit shipped from Grand Haven during the past sea­ son, the product of that section, was 246,490 pockoge* as follows ; poodrich Chicago line, 900,000 packes ; Engleman Milwaukee line, 30,000 packages ; American Expreas Company, 16,190 packages. There were about equal quantities of peaches and grapes which combined amounted to 150,000 baskets, valued at 859,000. Thi* was tho most Buocesaful season, and gives the largest shipment of fruit ever known in this section. Apple* are now coming to be shipped, ana there will probably be 00,000 barrels sent away. • No. 7.1. O. O. F., gave a banquet re­ cently, at Ihe International Hotel, to brethren representing the lodge* at Marshall, Three Rivers, Paw Paw. Bat­ tle Creek, Vicksburg, Plainwell, Niles, Schoolcraft, and Mendon. The Grand Master of the State delivered an ad­ dress, which was received by tho au­ dience with favor. The banquet wo* enjoyed by alt The table wa* spread “Humduo," once said the'satirical Pope, “is the grand winner of all things, and the great conqueror of men !” How can unity of purpose and action bo preserved at boat races when the men all look in one direction and pull in another. “Is not this butter tainted?" asked a customer at an up-town provision store. “It ’taint," said the ungram­ matical deale-. Take away my first letter, take away my second letter, take away all my leU ters and I am always the same. It is the letter-carrier. “The honeymoon is all well enough,” said a prudent belle, “ but what I wont to see beyond this is the promise of a fine harvest moon.” A dill ho* passed the Oregon Senate which provides that husbands and wives without children may be divorced by simply ceasing to live together. It was a Chicago lady who sent an order to Rome to a ecdebrated sculptor for * ’one marble figgcr of Appoller in hi* close, to const not more nor 81,000." “ Grass your eyes are bad,” replied a Green Bay traveler when told that his collar was soiled ; " why bless you, mis­ ter, I haven't wore that collar but two weeks." The Atlant* Newt chant* : A little too coal for b««z. - Mn. Andbew J. Dam was recently united by the Bev. Dr. Bellows, of New York, to the lady of his choice. He had a bad title to start on, but the Doctor, whose name implies a pair, very soon blew them into the proper state of mat­ rimonial bliss. Suffebees from xheumatism may find an infallible remedy by following the example of John frotman, of Wa­ thena, Mo. In the absence of bis wife, John tied the flat-irons under his chin and hi* hands behind his back, and then plunged into I'otter’* Creek. A btstic youngster being asked out to take tea with a friend, wa* admon­ ished to praise hi* eatable*. Presently the butter was passed to him, when ho remarked : “ Very nice butter—what there is of it," and observing a smile he added, “ and plenty of ib t>uch a* it “ That is what the newspaper men call knocked into pi, is it not, Mr. Spicer ?" said a companion to that gen­ tleman, a* they witnessed 'the over­ throw uf a corner stand by u h«*ty vehicle. “Not exactly,” said Seth, kicking the pippins ojrfTof his path. ** I should call it an-'apple-turnover. ’’— Cota. Bulletin. A YOUTH passing down Court street, saw a handsomriy-funaabed specimen truss hanging from a shop window, and Huapendetl from it a tog with this legend : “ Patent Rupture Tins*—none like it" “ Well,” said Rustic us, eying it with very suspicion* looks, and edg­ ing away, apprehensively, “ I shouldn’t think they would like it” Postal Affairs.—Established—Im­ The Burlington Ha^I^e man perial Mills, Kent county, Milton H. Hine; St. I^nace*, Maeinaw county, Peter W. Hum back. Diaoa^Mued— at which the following is a speflimt’w : Alverson, Ingham county. PadmaMert Appointed—Austerlitz, Kent county, Andrew J. Richardson ; Clear Water, Kalkaska county, Frederick W. Oakes. sponge collected for the season on the Florida Reefs will font up the snug sum of $165,000. �hi. l-eih out with a lii dollar hymn- ad young Vatj A'dam which i a quarrel and fight between a eave like a brijf.ur], bin he huln'l gut bis muvisi.Hix fairly lacked awTty ■»*r. Fnrttt tltot time until beftwe HMihLdad 4rt>pp«l ,ia on bitn U- &th.W.Van Allan wa> > halt a fence mil dr.vtng mim ii>e pi^co. On iiim IiuIFm-. , A Dnbuqtie father makes bis than was children addrvss him as foliows, for that iu ihe ancient days when this h > n • and came back instance :• Moat respected and reve/cd run* ufirihifaf this State the vicinity exported n.ld for £»me reastm n-t ex piuwird must h>vc inosfouMcd .that father, I’ll take nuoihcr’tatcr.” of fiWfevrie1 wa* a farotllo nbudo of Van Allen wa» tIn-re, for ho Mum When y«tif pocket book gets empty, tbnl.htiknowu people. Tmoes of Inn­ crwRiucncrd icarchina Juid founed and Everybody "know* it, yon can put in* jil*cc.< in the limestone rock-fotvc him secreted under tba bed. Upon* all your (rends in it. and itJ won’t bean-Misoovered "and many other Farr’s discovering Van.Afcn’s hiding bridge out.’ worth * cerit. place he appears .to have gone out curirftis retpalns- M. ,S- Brackett also Like a l»eH that’s run# for fire; like of doors and got :iu rix, jjpon entering Iras rm iaterssting collection of these the house with it it was -hot at by a oarelnsa suction crier like,ofitimes, a'gmoeloss liar, mMChieLmakiug tatco nous remain s. Van AHen, knocked Fmr .fowa with ---------------i the gun, nnd they apperned to hsve tieis go; stopping you with quaking A hbobo al G.lv.,laa who had I h..! ■■u.«iJ.rahte ..I a fighl la ih. f.-ar, whispering as you lend an ear— I, „( hou*e, ho oue being particularly har- "Mercy on nr, did yon here? Betsy killed a loan and who fearo.1 lyooluug । j wWih ,ho bllKMm, Bean ItM got a beau!’ therefor, was visited by a friendAVho. qU^t fur a time and went out doors There is a postmaster in Illinois for ft sutyi of money, gave him a u, talk ovtfr the matter, which led to ■ who draws n salary of $1 per annum powder, by taking which liu would another fight nnd the stabbing of Mr His object in seeking the office, says . . or .hanged. , C»l" ........ times, wound being - . aev.. ,be .l,«l “^: Farr three SOM „ each wkc bi. ,ift 8 a Waohingnm paper, was to get mar­ ried and raise a family, by vigilante anil about to be hung, he j . . almost, -• - instantly, . .. . one!' Farr. died A Milwaukee woman, (ar - gone iwulfuwcd the charm in which ho thnttl of the knife hhving entered with consumption, begged the doctor trusted, and and instantly instantly ten fell aeuu dead iroiu from ;I uie the urnri.uos hcnrl.uha mr lung trusted, iung and the other to give-her soutelbing that would keep . Ihk eSMta of th, violent pewm of tho «•«“»« her up unlit! the Beechei-Tilton libel ml Van Aliens leaving the Xhn ',^"^7 which the powder to compoeod. It |ptv« isn’t every remedy or preventive lll|n!selI himself ^p.-Mrs. t(p>Mrs. Farr Farr was was also also ttrreMarrest­ whiej^works as effectually as Uns did. ed u* tta aeswswory, arid mtei a (nil exntltinaiion. the parties were Ixumd over for trial by the CircirR Court. RetuYns from , eleven counties in The trial was oonchulcd on Wedosday which tho vote for the prohibition in the Tuseuln County Circuit Court. ticket is given show a total vote for Caro. Van Allen whs convicted otthat ticket of 2,217. Upon this basis nlurdrr iu the second degree, mid of calculation the total Prohibition .Mrs. Fart of manslaughter. Mrs. Farr received the verdict ap­ vote polled in the State, this year, parently unmoved. Van Allen was may be’estimated at something over visibly affected. The judge, after 4,000. This is the largest Prohibition brief ram.irks to tho prisoners, sen­ tenced Van Allen to hard labor in the vote ever cast in Michigan. Iu 1B70 State Prison at Jackson for ten years, the vote was '2,731. « and Mr-. Farr to the Detroit House of Correction for three years. The new Free Love Association, in Vermont, has bought a farm, se­ cured itworporutiun papers att 1 gone Common sense—Pennies. to keeping house, with every otte to enjoy perfect liberty in all tilings. How about Mormonjmn, in view of this now step toward the Woodhull Engaged- .fur every set—A hrn.White iimii—The |»ale of civil­ isation. A table ofimeresl-thedinner table. heaven ? Oath of the Chicago gitl—Buy gum To make a tailing speech ji man this must tell soinething. • year, exceeds by 22 per cerit, that of . A nnn willi a big nose isn’J always last, and the return per acre it greater ■handsome, but he’s nobby. The Michigan wheat yield, than that of any other northern slate. If yon want’ to make a man smile when he slips down m six inches of aluah, just remark that he dropped something. —Once again Inta our sanctum comclli the Stas SfAxaLsn Basse*-- ths Dece-nbrr number, and the one jhal closes its twelfth year of success. Few are there who know not this splendid paper, with its 40 long columns, rise of Ledger, iUtulratcd, and just eramoicl with the very best ’ reading— Poems, Tales. Maries, 8*Mehes. Wit Hntnor end Fan. It alto contains the celebrated '•Rof-uv? Cornet,” in which every Swindler Humbug, Quack and Fraud in Amvricii has been, is, and will be fully exposed. For 1875 every subwiber receives the paper fully prepaid, and either a pair of charm lug •■Prang” Chromos. an elegant'Dictionary Album, Book, or choice of twelve premiums —any ono being worth rivsre than price <-f /upcr, which U only $1.00 a year. Nn pa-per is morj Uiornugtily estahliahed. b.-tlcr known or better liked, Specimens for rix cento. Ho who fails to sub.«cril>e. fails to do what be should do. Send $1 io BANNER PUBLISHING CO., Hinsdale, N. 11. ’ No man can truly feel for the poor without feeling in his pocket. Why was Ruth very.rude to Boaz? Because she pulled his ears and trud on bis corn. ' ■ niish moncy—The price of a fam­ ily cradle' A tea never indulged in by gos­ sips—Charity., The good of a mast’s life cannot be measured by the length uf his funeral procession. . “The,one thing needful for the .per feet enjoyment of love is confidcngL*.” Same with hash and sausages. If you let tho cat (Hit of the bag never in* to crmii it back again; it only makes matters worse. Mohnm nedoaisinhas been defined as "ll.X blessed religion which makes people wash themselves.” suits were br«»ught to trial. A policeman in Chicago, passing a house the other night bear’d a woman screaming ; "OJlenrv, Henry, cme here quick ! Susan ! mother ! the baby !’ GuHant breaking in th’e door nnd rij-hing up stairs. tRe officer found I hat tbe baby — had just ent n tooth ! of thia village, after this date, will be im­ pounded. . Dated Nashville, Nov. 27. 1874. WM. E. GRIGGS, Marshall. TN’otice- THE PAPER TO TAKE. Aside from ihe material wealth of her ter­ ritory, Michigan has many'lhings to be ptoud of. The energy and industry of her peopl% their intelligdnca. lheir schools and colleges and benevolent institutions are fam- Mmraa work upon the ne<tf q>i’oi t brfogbw Jerrold s irs, in his“Hedge hM been suar-ended for the Yrater I Uttws.” that “resoectabilily is­ . ■ . i t «<H very well for iolks who can have will be raised iv the second story, r(„nrtl fo'debt lor it, is rmmgb to SdaxipUOT Ratas-PaynbiB in Adraaoe: which will asve a month’s time nextltaenk 4he heart of an ange*.” season, ns tbe coutr.icmrc ate auxivu.-j Wenre eonsiantly to!d th-it evenare anxious to complete the WiU* iug w-rte oh—liwtwhd the t»v. nin^s Myron Gaiser. r° r’’- *** Has opened at ihe old stand of £ LITTLE, » cttnphte 'aleck ot and prciulsas dwKribcd in MU mortgage, or so much thereof , as may ba necessary to satisfy tho .amount due fherton. and the tanwy foe af twomly five dollars, wipulated Becelrcd at Ute C. aaid mortgage, are as follows: Village lot* No. cue hundred and twenty-six (12o) and the undivided •ne-balf of lots elghty-two (82) and eighty-throe (88), in the village of Nashville. Barry county, Michigan, accord­ ing to tho plat and the surrey thereof. Dated NaahvUlc, Mich.. Nov. 19th. 1874 . HIRAM COE. Clsmest Bairn. . Mortgagee Attorney for Mortgagee, 8-20 <’°5- ul u *'• u,u ’f i ig a'ked but IT! . Pmetnly rim. when Tri-WwkJy for HllUiT what • mg made threemonthsfor f I l>. ing a > Suite t -oobw^.u. .. MTSMT ,B£X rKR O. D. Store of Boots and Shoes, Bats and Caps, Gents’ Famishing Goods Glares and Mittens, $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS,’ Shawls, Fars, Carpets, CUIA.X<;1311Y OB0.1211. Fane) Goods, State of Mlrhq-u-..-Seventeenth JudlHnl CltealAn Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a full line of SEWING MACHINES D. 1S7*. , Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, HARD PAN PRICES I Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, TERMS—Cash or Ready Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Ray! Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, my Men,Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Fair Dealing and Low Prices Groceries, &c., &c. TO EVERY ONE! It aatl-fartorilr appmrintf by affidavit on ff'e In ihteeani*. that, the above named defavidant, Van'ln* which were bought for .cash and will be Ann Richards U not a rwldetU of the Htato Of M.rtsold at bat rv-ltke In the city of New York On m<•ton nf E».tmiin* Youtat, eomt. .ilnan-.’e -otic!tore, it I- ordeod tliot the-old non rrUdrnt .lefi-ndsnl eantw Don't forget tho place,—tho I ALSO WANT 10,000 Cords of 2. and 4 Foot Wood I Pay tho highest Price for Country Produce, for which LwiB pay the Highest Price. G, A. TRUMAN A. W. ALLEN. CUTTERS! • JOB PRINTING $5000.00 worth of Boots and Shoes Brown Slore, opposite Nichols. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Lawei than any other House in town. Plain and Fancy CUTTERS I An Indiana father crawlpd under a bap, surpassing it, is the repute of Tna l>«Toe La-vton charcoal pig iron is ol corn-crib and wept when his daughter married an astronomer. «ach a superior quality that it Ims a The explosive force of cloreconfin- that go to make up the really superior news­ market ns far east as New Jersey. cd gunpowder is six and a hall tons to paper Tutt Frkk Priihh abounds. This foci isacknowlodged day by day’ in tho appre­ Luke Willis, n former living near the square inch. Port Sanilac, was killed by being liMtances of man who go down on ciative quotations from its columns with which the newspapers, in every section of pulled off a load of hay, by n runa­ a piece of orange perl and get up and think as much of themselves us this Union, also in foreign lam’s, are replete.' way teanuand run over. Without dwelling upon thia spuree of Stale they 'did before, are rare. mim IU<i ifle, while attempting to Hopless love drove a womaosixty- pride, which may be Mipposed to gratify pc-, culiatly Michigan men. the. publishers dt sire cross the Flint & Pere Marquette R. seven years uf age to sucidc in San to announce to tb<>tv unacquainted with Tub It, Flint, was run over by n tram Rosa. Cat, the other day. r Fees Press ante by the extracts which they and itsftantly killed. : A Cobfurnia man has raised sixty Arextedilod tq it, that it is a family ne«*The must brutal, man resides in tons of cabbage on three acres of : paper unsurpassed. It devotes much space laud, and gut 54.000 in gold for the Saginaw, he having fastened a chair to Financial and Cemawrcial, Intelligence ; crop. it give* all the news of the day. Per son vl. to the jaw of a baulky horse, hitched It is very Well to say, “Take things Political. Lcgirlrtive. Ix-gol. Ctitigresriona', the same to another team and prilled |K> they come. ’ invy twiuc.** But supposv they off the entire lip of the poor brute. । do .’t come? ;d ’ tion to thtit w hich ein most interest or inThe rag trade of Chiengo averages Oliver Basil, of Davison, Gepessee Ca, has been convicted of mno-P$24)00 bales, and gives rinplovinen two ovrr’260 ragnmuffins. • slaughter, for pruetiriug aa uliortion . The Shah frightens his wives intv upon a 17 yev okl girl named Ida Ijsubmission ______ ..................................................... ...... by. wearing a ICurope^i Blograpl-y, History and Poetry. Ila House­ ...... hot i._......pulled -i .i ............ i.threateningly _. ____ i„ WiekerM the efiecte from whicii she | plug down hold Depatti&ani i» «vtf?rly sought after by died in January last! °*<r his right eye. Geo. Weatherly. A. W. ALLEN ■Id etty (that betc| EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Notice is hereby given, that all Cattle. Horses, Hogs and Sheep must b* rest rain rd from tunning at large,.in accordance with an ordinance to prohibit the running At large of Cattle, Horses, Hogs and Sheep, from the 13th of November to the Ibtb of March. All Cattle. Horses, Ilogs and Steep, founff running j»t Urge in the streets CASH. raid d*fau>i. The Powek or Moser.—The good or bad. points iu a man's chnraclor are not Otways easily drawn out' A person may even become devoutly’ trobHehcd Iu Ow N»%hvll'-t A— I ......11.!.arwt pious, or supremely menn through the instrmneiitsliiy of some, appar­ drculalitx Ifl ently. trital eiremnstaoees. To be­ come n distinguished general an op poi tunity is require^. To become n desperado, a chance to commit sonfe Chreult ^oort Oomnd.sloucr in and fur Barry county, Ei.tiAx * Yacxo. UornpUiiuuil'aSolicitors. diarepiitable het is essential. That js Dated October 3rd. 1*7*. ni'her a strange story, hut ilhistrntes i 4 I Ail_« VC* It V..w-«r. UnHatcr. in n mark degree the influence <>l •results’ in n man’s character At Albany man, out of work and nearly starving, turned for comfort in his extremity »o his sainted mother’s Bible, for the first limo siricc her death in JB67. To his surprise and delight ho found a ten dollar bill bet ween the l<*nves.iramedintly fell upon his knees for the first time since ' 1810. With a light heart and glittering eye,he pray­ erfully started tor the hnkrr’s to obtain a loaf ««l bread. The'je he found that the bill was counterfeit, when he xworc bittcrly for the first time .in three hours. The partnership of Qli>s k Co , of Nash­ ville. Mich.. H hereby dissolved by mutual eousrnt. Ail accouuta -lue the flrm will be . Robert Collier bauds a cigar to a settled by Cleanout Smith, Naxhvilie, Mich. reporter when he comes around for Dated Nor. 2nd. 1874. nn interview. A. W. Ol»«. r. B. Waahov. Ignorance is the wet nurac of prejudice . What is better limn a promising young man ? A paying one. Never wait for anything to turn up, Massisn.—In Nashville, Nov. 2i»l, by’ but go aud turn it .up yourself. Esq. Wood, Mr. Julius 8. Beigh to Miss The band played "Little Brown Clara Navue, of Camlvton. .fug" nt a- prohibitory ratification meeting in Worcester. CASH. HanArad CUTTERS With Shoes on. CUTTERS With Beats on. CUTTERS All painted up. HASH HUE FOUNDRY I CUTTERS Thai will run. With a Mule on. Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, CUTTERS DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. CUTTERS G.T. WILSON, Prop. CUTTERS With the Godess of Liberty on. ' Till yoa can't rest WHERE? WHERE? She Christian at Work. ■■THE HBST IlEpiritOCS FAI'EB " HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! Greater Bargains CUTTERS 'l-’AI.MAUE’B T»Jvr>EIt. TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. CUTTERS THAN EVER IN CUTTERS At Eec Recd’a. WHO IS LEE REED ? Wy Lex Rexd ia LEE REED I TWO Beautiful PltEMIUMS. LEE REED • AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF Culler Mschiac ia Hartings. pr*-miuu>,'f3 l«-r ar.tr.iai. ATTENTION, AGBWTs ’ HORATIOC, KING. Publisher, Box 5105, New York. w2 LEE REED Iluilda Buggies and Cuttera. LEE REED la the Leader of tho Band. LEE REED Has male over 60 baggies this year. LEE REED Proprietor fif the WOLVERINE MILLS! — AND — Bfaop ia full of Cutten. .AND GET A LEE REED Is the man that pay* fur this ad. That’s wbat'a the matter. J. LEE REED. WOOL ( IRUING MACHINE! IViiHliville. Mich. oitoEii. 8ta?« or MtcntaAX, I MVXTT or BABBT, / Would respectfully inform the public tha he is prepared to do double tho work than, heretofore. C. .11. nOLLEB, Miller. Mancfaetured by the Michigan Stove Co. and warranted for one year. WOOL! WOOL! Jfy Carding 'Machine MS BEADY . Win B. 8AVAOB aBRO .OOLPMW Promptly altsadod io Carder OPIUMS The largest Block of Paiits, Oils, Varnlehes and Bmhea ever brought to Nosh rille. Abo a large stoc . < Sav eluding the Sliver Steel I ianoad, the fastest cutting in th world, and all to be oflered at juioes heretoforuunbaardof fore Cash. �O.OD — Hiram Rtuaol! iuritr the New ! —Dr. Yuuujk i» building an addi«on hi. h*a erected a gtAimto, Snatching, Re-sawing, &c., neat-loofeinK bnm. REMEMBER r&sr. ought T. Msxson s ffroerry sleek. r>’. ‘ fc HOBBS. Mr---------- Parker, of Harrthiga. has < rhaireaod cverytbcag rise but. the Al TiUMAF**. cotnbutanta could lay iLeir hands on —S. S.’vlex Iras pttrehased hii in- j were •!*< «l Finally the Morrises re- Meat la nt Roc & Clever'* Market. Best Steaks from eevsn. to eight cams; choice B. RASEY. Drayman. Gt> 1 7 and in known ns the ••Co." i their wagon and drove off, mote or Boasts from four I? seven cento. • <»r>wd «a w>v }>-•* s»> Um'vUkn. teas injured, and leaving the other B0L. Tubler Lanterns al Tsl-max's. —Over 2,000 persons' read 'he . vews each week. Business men two men conquerors of the field. HLEMEN1’ SMITH. Downfall-to go toftM New Meat V T.AWYR .During the fracas an outsider bare­ will please makes note of this. Good Steak for | —Jessie Austin hu sold his bnnse. ly escaped being knocked down by a J to John Clajk. of Maple chair that came through the glass front of the saloon, and the furniture, 9 T.sxxax’b. generally, was in a demoralised con­ Bob-slcighe ! —'Chris .Holler, John Webster, aw J dition at the close of the battle. Ten Setts for Sale by C. C. Wolcott’s, at others of this village have returned " 7 Bartley, received a severe gash prices that will suit. from a big bum, up in the. north across the forehead and on top of his Ofaj_ School Books and l-egsl Blanks woods.* , at Iktjs* Baos. . — Onr Winter set in on T^mrsday head, and Bitguod was also quite JJA8TMAN A YOUNG. land lot • Grove, who has tnkett jossession. Attorney* at Eaw. JJENRYH. WOOD. Justice of the'Peace, severely injured. L1EBHAUSER, called who sewed up the wounds of jjjT* C**h buys cheap, Sate your, mon­ we have had snow, rain, wind, sleet the two men. ey—gvt your Mc*t st Hoc A Clever's,Meat and snow. McGraw wanted #50 for injuring Market. Boat Beif from four to eight etc. —Yesterday was Thanksgiving, the reputation of his house(?) anil JfiT* Money uved is money made. Buy and tnost of our busniess men closed was offered it by the Morrises. He ‘good steak at Durham's Meat Market for their.plaeea of business and attended had better take that amount and keep only eight cents per pound. . 6 chnrch ssrvices. coo! about «ha matter, for it is the TAIL on PARADY. Manufacturer of g * A physician was night of last week, and since then Boot* nnd Shoes, •—Overcoats, woolen mitterfs and opinion of the greater share of our be popular this citizens that 1 better reputation than JJK’ION HOUSE. frozen noses will • F. Darcs*. Proprietor. winter, if the weather keeps up the his saloon formerly hnd, could have been bought for two shillings and a way it has begun. —We learn that Mr. Flint, foimcr- bixpense. ly of this village,'and a son-in-law of M. L. Smith, is about to commence the• Maple Gfove was the.scene of con­ practice of law iu this village, flict one d.ty Inst week. The StrugJ gle was between Timothy Brooks on — We.supposed we hnd engaged a JONES. Woodlaed correspondent, but we are ono side, and a dutchman trained now inclined to think that said cor­. Jake iLffmnn nnd his wife on the respondent has “gone back” on the, other, and tho object was life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Brooks —Now is the time to talk up the owned some wood on Hoffman's place feasibility of organizing a fire depart­ and drew away a load while Hoffman EJIHU CHIPMAN, ment. We believe our citizens do Justice of the Peace, unot wish a repetition of the disastrous was absent. For some reason. Huff­ Xuah villc, Midi. Brooks to say' tn. Hoffman that if he Clothing, Hain, Boots and Shoer, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, —and the fiunous— Stdin,-, Ho.ldiags, &e., Of every description, kept constantly cn hand. Experienced W-orkmen Employed. z I also manufacture Soft and RaVd Wood Cozy Little Brick Store, Not around the oomar. but next door to Halbert* Co. • For tho Wholesale ana Itotail Trade. T-aixtH and SliinsrleH, oonatandy on hand. Ek, Lolkr nJ lid Cmrd TBUXKS! pODNB, 'he cheapest place Qomc and nee if AINSWORTH & BROOKS, LA R GEST BARLOU cont. up. BARBER MG HAIR DRESSER! Namivilw:, Mich. Shavinif, Hair Cutting Dressing, Shampooing, Lawyer Smith conducted the Mrs. Truman i» slowly recovering prusecittion, aud Lawyer Flint the defence. After the evidence pro and from a setuion of protracted illness. Herbert Lee returned, Inst Tues­ con had been given, tha case was day, from a trip to Ohio. White in left with the jury, ivho disagreed. On Tuesday the case was tried over Toledo ho detected a colored gentle­ again, when tho jury rendered jt ver­ man in the net of ^stealing a lady's dict of “ Not Guilty," nnd Charles muff,and had him arrested, and now Dane in the latest wylev < f the art. and Herb, has one more friend among the the best of Oita used. Shop just south of' Perry was once mtire a free man. gentler sex. ihe Union House. , IS —Capt. McCormick's dog and Homer Deqnis has sold his farm, Harace Lee’s dog had a little misun­ north of the village, and moved to derstanding the olhes evening. A Hastings. •battle cuAneJ, which terminated in Homer Downing has been rath­ " Cnpt’s dog throwing Hod’s dog in u er ' undur- the weather," lately, but : cistern. Hod’s dog cried '‘murder!” OF THE now can be found at hh place^f bus­ and went to telling the cistern walls iness—Downing & Allen’s old stand how cold the waler was, and how it —handing out the dry goods. And in varieties to suit customers, all to be felt tu be drowned, as far as he had sold cheap for cub. got, etc., etc. The dog’s story reached Mrs. David Demaray, of Maple the ears of Bitty Shupbcll, who was FALL MILLINERY GOUDS-! Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS TDRESS MAKING working near by, who procured’ a Grovo, died on Friday afternoon lost, hook and. fished him out at lheogeof 56 years, 11 months and In consid- 11 days. - She teaves a husband, two. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE E. D. BITGOOD, Proprietor. STOCK W« will sell you year 1853 they moved Io Michigan, from Ni.tgria Co.. N. Y., and for the Il is well known |o ait of the peo- ar»«.- .0 1 .h. pull,. .M u,. last eighteen years have lived in our P,:r„ t„1 ta*g. poriWh ot «ur.we.lern i M'"-1’'1”""* »«» « k'“J "e'glibor.. Al. Male, aod twitorte,. To .11 the pH- "'"J h*4 f"’"''*- 81,0 h,J bc<?" I of S.Hh It... St.. X„:..ia., Mki. ; ratios, and hanl.ltipo of. now ooun- ' ’ lne,,,b'r 1,11110 MChnrch tor the I I try wa, ,<u. d .th. “paid." if 73 and i P"1 t'ren,r fiv' J™’- Th,! f,"!cru' ROE & CLEVER, death from cold nnd jjsrvaiian will: scWmI*. CORN. APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., i; OflbflHtr tO tilt's u!»feiS* in C- U. BUSH, Rapt. Delivered al their ■ Wo also keep on band and have for sale “49” THAT IS THE RELIABLE HOUSE ix Bxbbt Co. Patent Medicines, OTTE/ STOCK Paints, Oils, Varaisaes & Brushes, Im all new, and h« been aclecled with great euro and wo warrant »»Hsiaction. «e would especially call niticution to our large Stliijl, Blank, and oiler Beaks, STATIONERY & LEGAL BLANKS, Representing nearly every kind known to the trade, and In you that indulge in the for­ eign luxury, *e would say Com runs Assortment of TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMES, Come to Our Store I " 81'ECTACtSS. (wtrr.niwl r.M.1.) And see for yourselves. ' Wall Pf per & Bordering THE YAMASIHRO (uncolorcd) Jafmn Tea, fox* 8^1 CRACKERS A Fuesu Stock By the barrel. of FAMILY GROCERIES, BAKERY GOODS Of every description. 0 TEAS. COFFEES, The Choicest Bread Sugra.rN, Si)ices, Etc. H Q Ever sol I in NashvFue, which we think the People call Appreciate. Pure Wines ■and Liquors For everybody to buy their ,Wc do not wish to eulogize. fur yuuraehes. ’ For Medicinal and Mechanical Purpose*. at OYSTERS BOISE BROS.,' cm emus 1 CITY (Svccuausou Crockery, to In every style and form. T. Majuox) Jiotrl and ikjtautaut DRUG STORE, In connection with atore. Glassware & Lamps! All Goods Wat ranted------ Physicians' Having mured into my Fair Prices and Honest Dealing. Prescriptions Carefully Lodgings Eggu. Call at Central Room Sign. 3 NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! Entire New Stock. Everything belnnjcinf to the GW/Mery & Lamp Me, Meals 3d cts. Prepared. BOISE Bros. 10,000 Call and are - DAUGHERTY i ROOSA. FUBNITURF. MANUFACTORY! We wAull announce that we shall open during this week a JACOB LENTZ Now (Stock of GoodsJ Manufacturer! and ke*p« on han Parlor, liirery, Diniai, OQcc at GENERAL FUNTDRf! . GOODS. CONSISTING OF DRESS Together with a Ml aaenrtmem of DRESS TRIMMINGS, -pq- OST TT! T?. "V" > GLOVES. CORSETS, MlBttORK, PICTURES. FHAM. h AND CARDS. BRACKETS. DUSTERS, AC-AC., j ; ~ tx.Vme iom.Tny. Therefore we earn-i Miss Encebia Chapin, of Assyria, esstly innte ii»« peopfe of Noghvllle j ha* been engaged to teach iu School and vicinity to make •"Thanksgiving | Dirtrict N<» 2 of Maple Grove, for FRESH 1140 A Hnn<!»j- night train lr»TM P^ntwaUr peaalny Ihroaxti Urantl Kaphl.al 7-So p m and NwhrllkyjO DRUGS & MEDICINES, ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. ™ S'"K,,r >"'■ ~ Jfcto u r. i.w ’ For cajiu, or its equivalent. I now the “gra.sht.piwr" htw Iweom. a:by >!» E. I­ I lwd.it ... ihlqjerable that relief m#t 1 Kelte4’ °r *'» »"••*«. »< lh' Not’’ be rent to the d.r..ia,rd region, or I*cl,0B' (Solns Kw*t- As Cheap as they can be Bought children anti many friends to mourn I would re-peel fully invitosmy old custowThirty-seven years ago found in the block where they reside, their loss. they have come to an understanding, she married Mr. Demaray. and in the and will not quarrel any more. Goint West. _ MaH. *■ ' Kre•’aEx. 4:14 fiu POTATOES, MILLINERY& FANCY GOODS! FASHION -A.J3L.ir. Rtatiox*. OraM Rapid., Hammond. MMdUvIllc, HmiIjw*. Nubriilc. VifmontvlllM, Charlotte. Eaton Rapid*, Ooondntfa, lUvifM Junction, Groceries, of Every Descriptions, MRS. L. O. CROCKER DELL .LEY DIV. N-tulltc. Uaalinga MlldkvflJr, llurnmond, GronJ Rapid*, GROCERIES! pay the Highest Market Pitfee for —W. L. Stone, on Friday last, had was in the street he wouldn't do that LATH. a trial before Esq. Clnpmnn, for sei­ Hoffman and wife promptly Collections a specialty.' ling liquor, was convicted, and ngain again. SHINGLES, stepped into the sheet, the latter acWATER LIME, sentenced to jail, but was released MONEY TO LOAN ‘ com [allied by a club. Huffman SALT, , on a wnt of habeas corpus, issued by on p»d wearily. All Amrinwa cntraalrf to hh watched his opportunity and caught HAIR. । Circuit Court Commissioner, Hay­ Bruuks by the hair.’ However Brooks STUCCO, ford. ' proved tu be the best man, and Hoff­ ft, 4-c.. '—We publish this; week the pros­ Has jaei received a complete axiortment of man was soon the under dog in the which we ship and retail at bottom prices. pectus of the Detroit Free Prog, to FALL AND WINTER fight- • It wab nt this stage of the con­ which the attention of our readers is AINSWORTH & BROOKS, flict that Airs Hoffman brought into invited. We consider the Free Press Proprietors. use the club, and belabored Brook’s the best paper in Michigan,' for news Alw VK1.VLTEESS tor CLOAKISO. hack until it would coaqiare favorably and general intelligence. People with the. color of a swamp huckle­ pjVItRAH FOR may talk about thmwDanbury News," berry. Mrs. Huffman fearing, howCUT FREE OF CHARGE! but for a lively, rich, racy newspaper 'ever, that Huffman was getting the She Still retains Xbe service* of Miss give us the.Free Press. worst of the bargain, cried "quits” if Dowxtxo. and is prepa-ed to make —Charles Perry had his trial be­ Brooks wonl-J let'Hoffman tin. This DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. fore Esq. CUipman, last Monday, projiosition proved satisfactory to the Brooks, and thus the fracas ended. That other matter didn't come Rlvr* JanetIon, BOISE BROS1. General Conveyancing, only on the charge of stealing GRAND RIVER Jag- Saw and Planing Mill east uf the ds HANOI Depot, Nashville, Mich. . ‘Nashville, Sept. 1st, 1R74. 40 48 A. W. OLDS. W. A AYLSWORTH. The new firm o • man didn't like this, and when Brooks ( fire this village was afflicted with last returned for another load, snubbed his nose with his fist, .which caused winter. ' ATTENTION, ALL! DRY G-OO3DS Dressed Flooring. Vn ! trmr rrtnolke al l it) »x,.e r».-...e-k As Cheap for Heady Pay SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, ; Rally Cals aal PeraiWata!' HATS, CAPS,. MFF1SS A5D caskets, s fe Any Bonte in Barry E’annty. Miss Eliza You rex will teach the Of aU stylos and sisre. and MBTAM I limit Trap School, and will receive a b. (,1'ued to receive ONE PRICE TO ALL. SHE OUDS AND COFFIN LIN INGS kept consaudiy on hand. OF ALL KINDS, JEWE Country..Produce- always bought alike TOP of the Market. Clock#, Sprrlacfat, $c. Navhvtiir, Oct. Sih, 1374. L. 0. BOISE & CO. .j . W. H. KM 8ER A Bro.! C8AS. W. DSMJUUT. �NJH'S IN BRIEF. DAlYCEa . Dancing in Russia is Raid to be rather to extinguish thU tn&M of burning coal, much dancing, merely sway backward and of which i«i burning hiudrodr of feet below is. considered equivalent to a dofsst of the toward to the balateica, a long guitar, —A largo msc-Ung of Roman Catholics In whoae- notes are frequently drowned by Baltimore and Ctiorleeinn, tuna lh ooUImod, the shouts and songtt of bystanders.; that tho civil loyalty of tho Catholics was iu The Cossack's dance is described 'as a Utter wm nunk. tho 17 th Inal. turned an Indict men! Walnut Wilbur F. Storey, editorial. the Relief end Aid Boehty. with gfrioR Dr. H. tdture of the Louisiana, and returned to Baltimore. Th* Louisiana belonged to Ihe atroyed the Boanoka amokirg tobacco works, ll&wcy'a machine works and box factory, and Crews A Hodonhiaer's flouring mills. Total loss, *100,000, No insurance. . —Tho steamar Empire, plying between the very hitler enmity exlata) *2,600 which bo- • treat Uoding of that city, taking down with •cation win be by the people, under an old —A plain marlils slab has been placed on Locust Hill, in Greenwood Cemetery, New Greeley, ft bears the Simple inscription, “Horace Greeley; born Feb. 3, 1811 ■, died Nov. B, 1872." paaaengarw—about forty in all. meat of whom were sleeping at the time, and uncoueclous of thefs impending doom. • ' —The steam tug Lily exploded her boilers near the government works in New York oily, last week, killing five of tbs crew and fatally injuring tho Captain, David A. Havana. Daniels' mill was destroyed by fire. L-ea, neeied with tho Ohio and Tennessee river *40,000: insured for' $20,000. Ono hun­ trade, died at BL Louts last week, aged 70 dred and fifty meh are thrown out of em­ ployment. —Hou. Hchuyior Colfax delivered ths ad­ —During tho temporary absence of their dress at t)ip dedication of tho Grand Lodge Hall of I. O. O. F. at Indianapolis last Green point, Long friend, fell from a cradle Into an open fire and were burned to death. —Lsrstudi, formerly Captain-General of —At Portsmouth, N. H.,'iastwook, four Osh Cuba, died in Spain recently. exmeu were drowned in the Piscalaqua river, —The King of Saxony has extinguished cre­ Just below LLe narrows. They belonged on mation in Dresden, by a royal decree. board the schooner Wm. IL Bradley, of Bock­ —The daughter of William Sharon, the San port, Mass., lying in the lower harbor, and noisy tramp. But tho Court dance— Ubiltry. . . —Tbs now British polar exploring expedition the polonaise (of Polish origin, as its name indicates)—is simply a promenade —A bill has boon introduced in the Dautah or march, which affyrdB the beat op-' Beichstag to aboliah the rights of, primogeni­ portahitien for conversation, while tho ture and all titles of nobility. ' . strictest etiquette may be observed. The redowa, mazurka, and varsovienne among soma are all of Polish orgin. The jig and country dances (contro danse) are purely —An Arabic paper says a force of Egyptians English, while the reel is unmistakably lias captured Garfour, Africa, and killed the Scotch. The minhet originated in tho Sultan. old French of Poitou, and was after­ -An alarming explosion in a chemical fac­ tory in 8L Dannie, Francs, took place recently. ward introduced into England, where it The building was destroyed, and a railway was long and deservedly popular. The station near it badly damaged. Three per­ w^ltz, contrary to popular belief, is also sons were killed and fifteen injured. Half of French origin. Tho polka was brought from Hungary in 1840. The —Klug Coffee, of Asbn: toe, has been election at President Polk about the posed from bls throne. — Throe Egyptian man-of-war aro blockad- time it became popular hare, gave rise to the erroneous notion that the new v«nl the shipment of merchandiMi. A British dance had been named in his honor. gonboal ha* been dispatched to the blockaded The cotillon known as the German is port. really a very old daace, slightly modi­ —A boat belonging to H. M. S. Aurora wu fied. The Orientals are fond of witrun down in tho Clyde recently, atul soveunoBsiug ballets and intricate pas seals, toen men drowned. • • —Tito latest colliery explosion reported but uovor dance themselves. from England puta tbo number of killed at tweuty-four. It occurred at Warren vale, Yorkshire. —Tom Hood, editor ot Fun, died in London, recently. —Americans in Syria have bfeen insulted, and Minister Baker has demanded of Turkey Archbishop Alomany to F. B. Newland, attor­ ing pretty well intoxicated. By some uu- full ealtefaction.' The Grand Vixier has prom­ ney. A brilliant assemblage was present. known means their boat capsized. ised to alien'd to the case m soon as ho bearn . The wedding present from the father of the from the Governor of Syria. ' FlUAJiCIAL AXD IXbt'STBtAL. . —The Second National Bank of Lawrence, RKAU8T1C ACCESSORIES. Kan , having failed io meet tho calls of the Redemption Agency of tho United Btateo . The play-actors of New York tire fonr-mllo race for $26,000 at 8a:t FraccUco on Treasury, Department, to reimburse tho greatly excited at the row which has t«kon plftcc botwwa Manager Daly and tho Hth. beating Thad Slercna, Joe Daniels peril of 6 per cent, being exhausted, Treas­ his leading man, George Clarke. If —An offer of $35,(00 year for the lease of urer Spinner gave notice on Nov. 16 that on the latter hadn't much histrionic skill tho.lines, etc., .of tho Franklin Telegraph Company lias l>een made by Boston capitalism ,wculd- bo rejected when presented for re­ to boast of, he could at lea^t pride him­ interested in the line, lids offer in because demption at tho National Bank 'Redemption self upon a mustache whose merit was of the cffoi, made recently in a elock- As-Jucy. recognized by half the maidens attend­ lirdden’ meeting by tho Atlantic and Pacific —The Mark Lane Erprttt (London) lays ant upon tho matinee*. Daly Is a real­ Telegraph Comjwny, who own a controlling tho weather during the week has boon cold. ist. One evening he was in the nndiinternet, to lease tho property to themcolvca There baa been some snow and frost which torium of Lis theatre when “TheSchool for $25,000 a year. lua been injurious to pastures, but st tho —The President has directed a telegram to e»mo time his favorably chocked wheat which for Scandal ” was on the boards, and be rent to tho Govcrnor.of Texas, requesting was getting too luxuriant. The wheat market observed what had not strack him be- j him to delay the execution of-tho death rcc- Is improving in tofio ; a rise of a chilling is fore, that Charles Surface, otherwise j tenco of the Chief San tan la until it can be noted on tho continent. Mr. Clarke, was actually violating the satisfactorily ascertained whether or not be -The creditors of Neill McCulJom. a Now proprieties by wearing a mustache. In-1 violated bis parole. ■ York leather merchant, who failed for $280,stonily he dispatched a bulletin to the —Officers of the Cincinnati police have re covered over $20,0CO from tho late express McCuilcni'n hookn ahow lonaea of over f 100.- green-room, directing that all mus­ taches be shaved by the next perform­ The Tilton- Beecher suit has been sot for j uro of sboc-dcaicni In various parts of the ance. Clarke saw tho mandate and was trial on the 8th of December next. . country. enraged. Ho instantly sought on in­ —A convention of Protcalan: Episcopal | - Roche A Co , lumber dealers, of Quebec terview with the exacting manager. hurch people is to be held at Davenport, [ have failed, with liabilities at *300.000. What followed is narrated by the local December 9, to elect a successor to tbo late press of New York, which thought the Bishop Leo. Among those proposed are Dre. Sullivan and.Powore, of Chicago. —A mortgage of $5,OOO.GOt) was recently subject of sufficient interest to inter­ ■ —Tbo commission for tbo examination of foaiclOMd U|>on lands of tho St. Joo and view the actor. One of the journals has I ha subject of an inter-oceanic canal will meet Denver Railroad, in the United States Circuit the following: . at Washington ahortly, to examine tho differ- Court in Omaha. Judge Dillon directed that “‘•Mr. Daly,' said I, ‘I shall not • nt reports presented, and to determine tho tho decree should contain a clause that any shave my mustache for to-morrow night. ’ practicabilily'of the work: bondholder might ask tho Marshal to sell ■ —The commission conaistuig of Gen. Sher-' any section separately, and it should bo done. ‘But,’ said ho, ‘the order has been man, Mrs. Farragut and Secretary Bcbeson, posted requiring it.’ ‘ His answer to select a statue of Admiral Farragut, have dent (Jewett) $40,000 a year for ten years' galled me,’ said Mr. Clarke. * His men­ examined models by Horatio Stone, Vinnic e orvices. If it shall oust him before tho tion of the order smacked of fines and Beam and others, but will not- reach a conclu­ expiration of the ten yoaro, ho may collect the forfeiture I felt as though I was being sion for adveral days. $400,000. bought and sold, and I rebelled.* ‘Mr. —The Jury in the care of T. T. Brooks, Daly,’ said Clarke, ‘ I will not play to­ President of tho Merchants' National ;Bauk of —Speaker Blaine states that ho will hnder Petersburg, on trial in the United States Cirmorrow night unless I can play with cuii Court, before Judgee Bond and Hughes, no circumstances bo a candidate for Senator. mustaches. It will be no great viola­ —Buller has authorized tho New York /7<-rrendered a verdict of guilty of embezzlement tion of the unities of tin* play. It has an-d fates outritM. Sentence reservod. Senator, Governor, or Foreign Minister, will been so played before, iicster Wallack not write out tho causes of his defeat, and acted Charles Surface with both side CBIUF. 4.VD CBM! 1.NALB. —In tho spring of 1878 a lad named Harri­ will, after the expiration of Lis Congressional whiskers and mustache. If you wanted son was »|ict dead with Ui» own gun while cervices, attend stnclly to the labors of the mo to be the Hunchback would you out huatilig near Urbana, Hl., and no clue legal profesaion. —Iddcu’s majority for Governor of New send me to a gymnasium to break my could be found to Ihe murderer. Last week ono John White was arrested for another York over Dis was 64,837. Clarke received back ?' * I have nothing more to say to you,’ repli d Mr. Daly. ‘Then,’said crime, and while in Jail told Hie authoriticn —An Associated Press dispatch from Bag­ Clarke, ‘you can make your first appear­ where tho gnn could bo found. The crime rests between White and a boy, each claim­ dad. Fla., has tho following : “ Vie liavo got­ ance on tho stage as Charles Surface. ing not to have seen tho gun till after ilia ten through with throe days of excitement on I play for ambition oa well ns money, account of frauds attempted by tho Canvass­ murder. and L must leave you.' Then Clarke —Cliarloa Whitman, a clerk who entered ing Board of election returns. They made changed his clothes, took his hut, and the I'acific Bank tn 1819, began iu 1870 to returns giving the Radical candidates for tho left the theatre. ” ' Legislature a majority of two votes. Tho make fictitious entries in the boolrof which he had charge, and when lie was detected buri citizens of Mtlton and adjoining county arose , Clarke has been* long enough out of in arms and demanded a ro-canvaaa, which employment to regret his baste. By resulted in giving tha Conservative candidate maintaining tho integrity of his mus­ *35,000. —Tho American Expnes office at Cincin­ 121 majority." tache has sacrificed a salary of 8100 per • - A Washington special to a Western paper nati was robbed last week. Two mon1 drove week, and though lots of girls have up with an expreen-wagon and took a trunk iu states that the President, in his message, will written encouragement ard consolation, to be loft there. Tho men had a confederate tako a decided stand In favor of the resump­ inside named Abe Monroe, an eld-timo mes­ tion of specie payments. He doos not sug­ ho does not find that such letters put gest any plan of hie sw, but thinks that legis ­ money in his purse. senger,. who had been discharged. They drove away. Monroe then induced tho porter. lation can bo devised by which tho govern­ Charles Moody, to ramble for cigars and to ment ran resume bi IHJG. — President Grant declines to interfere in George Vandenhoff writes to the New go out and got them. Moody went out. Monroe, knowing the safes, dumped tho one tho now Arkansan gubernatonG muddle. York Tribune to prove that Macbeth — Reports' from Washington are to the effect was a gentleman. for Chicago into the trunk. Presently his Says he: “When two confederates returned and stated.that that Minister Washhunio has been tendered Macduff and Lenox announce to him they had to take that trunk to tho Adams in­ .tbo position of Secretary of Stalo that the Ring bos rewarded his valor stead of tho American. They look it, and I --Senator Chandler sends word to a frioi-d in Washington that hi* re-eketion is assured. by creating him Thane of Cawdor, and —The Be?ret Service ' Division has sue- The Republican majority on joint ballot intho that they are deputed as the niCB&engent cooded within Ihe last three weeks in dis­ Michigan Legislature m estimated al 22. to iuform him of the honor, he replies : —A dispatch to a Chicago paper states that covering over $44,000 in counterfeits, mostly (llam a ami Tuans of Cawdor! On Chicago banks, and chiefly la notes of tho the Preeidont looks upon sumo of ‘.ho moaedenomination of $5, and in obtaining and urea advocated in tbo Civil Hights bill as ex­ And again, immediately after : ceedingly unwise. He thinks that legislation destroying the plates, and, ia some instances, designed to regulate the social relaliona of A* happy jinilt-gtiAS to the tw.'lling act arreeting the counterfeiters. Of tbo Itupsrla! tliesur. I thank you grntUn>m. —Two men named Fred Myers and Wm. any class ia injudicious, and calculated to do Thus he twice pointedly and courte­ Murray have boon arrested at Pittsburgh for more mischief than good. tho robbery and murder of fanner named ously returns thanks to them for tho FORKZW.V. Gotthold Wahl in the suburbs of that city trouble they have taken in coming to —A correspondence between Archbishop him on the part of the King. Immedi­ hery, but disclaimed having done any of tho Manning and Gladstone, tho ex-Premier of England, ia making much foment in religious ately after, before going out with them, shooting. he pays them this elegantly-worded quartern all over tho world. Gladstone do—In the case of John McCarthy, charged compliment, full of courtesy and high ‘ with burning tho Memphis and Louisville rail­ road shops at Memphis, Tenn., about a year erruneut. His friends praise tarn, and his breeding: ouemiM “grieve" that ho should have flung ■ the Jury frited to agree. Tho penalty for this “ this firebrand into tho religions community," they believing it to bo no part at a statemau's Meaning, at course, in his heart. Could Crime, under the statute, b> death. —It it charged that C. T. Qneasnbery, the duty to raise a popular outcry while tho dan­ any modern politeness anrpasn that? Treasurer of tlio Missouri State Grange, has gers remain theoretical. Ho keeps a register in his heart, of their —TH® Conned-General of the Seine haa re­ jected a proposition recommending tho Na­ kindness, and every day refreshes his tional Assembly to pare a bill granting an am- memory of it.” nusly for political offemtes. FnoM careful experiment, Dr. Rich­ —There U a torero drontn in tho Crimes, Of Minnesota, charging him with kidnapping ardson concludes that since tho red and all crops are likely to fail. But the Msgrandson, Ralph Tabor, of Rad Wing. vroathcr has been propitious in all other per- blood globules of the pig, or red deer, cat, horse, sheep and goat “are all so WBES AND CASUALTIES. . much smaller than is the ordinary turn of Pittsburgh known as Herron's Hill. plus of other countriee minimum size of the human red disc, tn digging out for Thirty-third street against —Disraeli has been re-elected Rector of the as computed in my invealigationa, we University of Glasgow by 700 votes, against are now able, by aid of high powers of order to warm coffee for their lunches, they —Marahai Baxain-, » ho Bailed from South- the micros ope and under favorable circnmstanceH, positively to distinguish lit Area at th/mouth. Gradually thia elight Neva, h*» landed st Ltoboa. It h underatood stains produced by human blood from those caused by the blood of any one tends to rondo m a private individual. of the animals just enumerated; and —Five Yarmouth fishing crafts have been this even after a lapse of five years, at lieved to be lost, with all on board—upward least, from ths date of their primary production.” This will he important in of thirty peruna. —Thei’reaidept of the German Reichstag criming trials. CAUTION. On account of tho popularity of the Wheeler k Wilson Sewing Machine, parties have largely been engaged in pur­ chasing old nnd second-hand machines of that make, nnd imposed upon the publio by selling them M now machines. The Wheeler k Wilson Oomjtany begs to ad­ vise thepublicthat anyonedesiring tobuy YOUNG FOLKS' REWS. r thrown in. plied by that Company direct, on better terran than others can afford them, and bo assured of what they are buying. Addreia WHEELER k WILSON M’FO CO., 625 Bboadwat. New Yoml :uri VINECAR BITTERS S5‘$?0!T^ Dr. J. Walkers California Vin­ >r ai®furf»itre. ntttrrt > cowax a co., eta at.. «< TS ci'f.c.n. THE I svseywherr'. Bi nd for preipXctu* to boOK;lft.T.'ii-r.; 'A? ALFJ.KO. MAM 1 Lct Us Consider.—Since the intro­ duction of dielillcd tpiriln in the six­ e month Bbt copies o teenth century, they have been habitu­ i.HVlNGhTUMK, ' ally prescribed as remedies. We know B>rro «u.. ... - . ... w. that alcohol, in all its forms, is perni­ try. Mnrs «ssnl« wauled, addreis GIV1HQBTONX •'UBMBIItBS. slthsr at CtacinaaU, Dacious to health. Knowing thcae things and that under the system of treatment which includes'their use the mortality among the tick is, and ever has been, enormous, is it not worth while to try tho effect of a remedy which combines in their highest excellence the qualities of a Tonic, An Alterative and a’Regula­ u>r couuuns no nunenu tor';; contains mineral none bane or murdcrous alkaloid or alcoholic poison; *curative ----- " -1"ofli —-‘does “ its je Jwithout pain and with uniform certainty'? Dn. WalkEh's Vinboah BrnEns fulfill all these con­ Jhs Only Succeoatul Remedy of the Present Day. ditions, aud is now effecting the most extraordinary cures, in cases where every “ specific ” of the faculty has ig­ nominiously failed. Consider, in view of those facta, whether any sick person is justified by reason and common sense in declining to tent the virtues of this undtfiled and irresistible remedy. 11 EMPLOYMENT egar Bitters arc a purch Vcgetabta preparation,’made chiefly front the na­ tive herbs found on the lower range# <i* the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor . nia, tlte medicinal projierttaa of W»cli are extracted therefrom without the tuw of Alcohol. The question ta almo-t daily asked, “ What is the cattec of tho unparalleled «ncces» of Vixegau BrrTKKSl” Our answer Is, that they remove tho cause of disease, andtiio patient re­ covers bis health. They are the great blood purificrand « life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of tho system. Never before in tlto history of' Um world has a medicine been compounded passing the reiiiarkxblo quai.tiro of VtXKoAR BrrrKiw in hH^nglho sick of every diaearo man is heir to. aro a gentle Purgative as well as n Tome., rcbevtaf Congrouon or Inflammation ot tho Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bihoas Diseases. The properties of Dr- Walkers Viskoar Bitters are Aperient..Diaphoretic, Canninativfc Nutritiou*. Las^ive. Dmretrc, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera­ tive. and Anli'-Biliou*. . Grateful Thousands proclaim Vix- egar Bitters the most wonderful luvigorant that ever sustained the unking system. . ADVERTISERS. THE WEEKLY 8UN. Nol’erson can take these Bitters according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not de­ stroyed * by 'mineral poison or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. , _ . Prof. D. Meeker's PAINLESS OPIUM CURE! Bilious, Remittent and Inter­ Instead of giving credit where credit is duo, the cash had better be paid. Frank Wentworth ih rapidly making the Sherman Hou«e the most popular hotel in Chicago. While increasing its already unequaled merits ho 1ms also materially reduced its scale of prices. Safe, Pehmanent and Complete !— WUhoft'a Touio eaten Chills and Fever. Dumb Otiilia and Bilious Fovera—those Titans that kill their Thousand4 whore thin remedy ia un­ known. It cure* Enlargement of tho Spleen. It cxirua Hypertrophy of tbo Liver. It harts no one., It euros al! typea af Malarial Fovara Wilhofl’s Tonic, the great infallible Cldll e. WpgxuicK, Ftsi.ir A Co.. Proprietors, WE WANT AGENTS AGENTS AGENTS AGENTS AGENTS I™ AiiuUHe Thntholi la cTvrT ’tMWirand etty In tbo I world that w! 11 ixialUrrlv pre vent mln. cold, anpw and du* from i.rtnlr.jt uader door hot- for our circular. WILSON. I’KIRCE * Co.. Solo ManuftaoI tu rv ra. Clark 8L. LUlcazw. 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Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial Affections, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, eta In these, tu in all other constitutional J)uSlim, erises, Walker’s Visegau Bittkbs have ahowu tlicir great curative powers in tho most obstinate and intractable cases. poioa wrontt tn all pantos, without For Inflammatory and Chronic Specimen Cop lee Free. BIND POU TEUMS TO AOZNTS. Rheumatism. Gout, Bilious, Remit­ tent nnd Intermittent Fevers, DImnuc* of. the Blood, Liver, Kidneys mid Bladder, WONDERFUL CURES BY THE these Bittent have no coual. Such DiMUMca are canned by Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases.—Persons en­ gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as Fluinbcrx, Type-setters, Gold-beaten, and Miners, as they advance in life, arc subject to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard against this, take a dose of Walkkk's VlXkgau BittiIrs occasionally. For Skin Diseases,* Eruptions, Tet­ ter, Salt-Rheum,. Blotches, Spota, Pimples. IWulea, BotU. CaHiundes. King-worm-, Scald-head, Sore Eyes, Ery.ipelas, Iteh. Scurf*. Discoloratiou* of the Skin, Humor* and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, aro literally dug up and carried out of the system in a*short time by tho use of these Bitters. IU I V lanusrt. Thia TliB MAtiKETH. NEW YOBE. Boo.—DrnMcd Fortify the body against disease : by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar _ !_•_ x-_ ____________ _ .„1.- l.-l.t CHOCOLATE STANDARD 8TYLE8," I IO7KBREATBEDUCT10H |07E The NotiTHWEbTEHN Hoiihe-Nail Co.'b '* Finiahod " Nail ui the boat in the world. ItaXVM-lkJtlSs. “Standard Cray Styles,' WEEKLY GAZETTE The advertisement of the Cincinnati* tr<vkfy (lairtte appears in thia paper. Tho tlautb ia Republican in principle, bat exposes c-rrnpUon in all parties without four er favor. It in tho best newspaper in tho West. int- Caimea Fruits s VegetalilBS HOG RIKGER. Evkqt iikadzi: of thia paper can re- i eciv--, free, u copy of the best Agri cultural and Family newspaper in this country by addressing Moore's Rural New-Yorker, 78 Duane-at, New York. mittent Fevers, which are BO preva­ lent in the vidlcvs of our great rivers throughout tbo United States, especially those of tlte Mississippi, Ohio, M'ssouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland. Arkan­ LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL, sas. Hod, Colorado, Brazos. Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama. Mobile, Savannah, itoanoke, James, and many others, with lay.ar. ana lifcorai unars xa cini>a. au- tiicir vast tributarics^throughout our N. HALDEMAN. Pr««'» CouHar-Joarnal entire country during tbo Slimmer and Autumn, and remarkably so during sea­ son* of unusual heat and dryness, aio Invariably accompanied by extensive dc>rangemeuts of tho stomach andTivcr, nnd other abdominal-viscera. In their M the Choicest Kinds Within Reach of AIL trcarnwnt, a purgative, exerting a pow­ erful influence upon these various orri b inferior i gnns, is essentially essentia necessary. There ,f°p‘r"rt ,h' ■I is ‘s no «>o cathartic for the purpose equal to >t-Chicago. | i)lu j. Walker’s Vixkoab Bitters, as they will spbedily rcniovo the dark­ viscid matter with which tho RICHMOND PRINTS colored bowels aro loaded, at the same time stimulating the secretions of tlio liver, nnd generally restoring tho healthy functions of the digestive organs. OFFER EXTRAORDINARY! 101 V WAUKESHA BECKWITH $20. Portable Family Sewing Machine, ox THE BESTS PAYING^ BUSINESS;^ 30 DAYS’TRIAL ..... ............ vfijuro mbr.-tis cbarjea, on reUtra ot machito wttata tao Umo ope- Iseckwith Sewing Machine Co. Mew York: 862 BrAadway. Chicago! 231 Wabaah Ava, Jlt.1&as.75. Good to Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in tho system of so many thousand-, are effectually destroyed and renxiVed. No system of medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelminitics will free tho system from worms like these Bitten. For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, al tho dawn of wo­ manhood, or tho turn of life, thew Tonic Bitters display so decided an influence that improvement ts soon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever yon find iu impurities bunting through tho skin in Pimples. Eruptions, or Sores; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and aluggish in the reins; cleanse it when it is fotu; your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pore, and the health of the system will follow. B. w j^ppwar n a co.. DroggUu MASON & HAMLIN Mwtlum to Fair, IAOO0MD; Interior CABINET ORGANS. dSBKInSIAWUir-. X5XSI .ru-.ara l HOST. Home JUST PUBLEHED: Winter, »4.T8<g5.M. Wmur—No. 1 Hiring. Piano at DR.A.G.OLIN I all wbtrh ara nrlrrUd and Invar ST. LODIS. Wmzav-No. 9 Bod Fall, *1JM91,08>i. ASjwssarwa FOR THE PIANOFORTE. -iswa.w\c. Coax rcaMor*!?* d«. WHirmiH, Xo. 617 Sl ChzriM Strrot, 8k Loti*, Mo., CaVtu— Laim-uaUHe. S475fc«.iw. MILWAUKEE. Wmzat-No. J. No. J. fliawc. UT-lUd, atxaanrATi. 81A*atW. Cow-New, (U* THE EMERSON METHOD — — _____ For REED ORGANS By L. 0. EMERSON aod W.* 8. MATTHEWS. tbo lUuiUated Cat ran, i.<nai.<rt»». skutrul DETROIT. H.W1.1S; Amber, <XSV ELAND OLIVER OtTSOM A CO-, ' flDMl-U- Cnu-tavttc. Osw-AWlc. CHA*. H. (MTSON * 'nKKrnACE-cuiDE; � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-12-04.pdf.pdf d1618e40003694e6d57a91bc029be094 PDF Text Text <* / She aflashvillr Slews. r * ADVERTISING RATES: FRIDAY, County, Michigan, OR NT Proprietor. ErtH Progression. No Retrograding, I VOL. II. N^HViLLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER -!, 1874. NO. 10. —-------------------------------doubt tliat if higher fees wore paid to Exam­ ining Snrxuon*, better talent could bo at the and du- jwfi JfEA us. . length of the Indian n Ury holds that th*, linen 1 >u* (irgahixationa la paid into theTrea-urv fur Ute yrai ending with June last. <ie8.l«3.SS8<n» aeoountof mwioma; in fines, penal tie.', and forfeitures, <85L27l; •toamboat tasproticitw, 4274490; tabor, dray­ age, storage, etc'.. <t«3,0il; marine hospital tax, W62,»P; official <ee* *sn.ed by cullwt<n«. ♦614 8+2. making in runnd numbers a to­ tal of ♦165,480.503, There wa« paid out of th» Treasury, on customsace-mnt, <22.365 278 fid* sum iMtndM ♦7.319,407 'exj-cus** of collectiuM-t ♦i.UMOl refunding cxoomi of doporit* <m datlei; <1.301.W on debenture* i 44.783.054 on t.ubiio building*: <2,-480.MS onnrtructiaii and maintenance of light*; <L106,558 ooustroctfon and maintenance of rev­ enue cutters • <409,037 marine hospital serv­ ice ; 6317,tril dtatnbution *hMo* of CtiM,q»n■dtfea and forfelturret ♦lM,16Kpr***rritig life and property ffom shlpwrctk; and <1,07.­ 333 mi*cell$neoua accounts. Tho Cominlealonev *ay*: "Tbo eviffi of ihomoiety njsteni -in it* - practical administration were un....I Individual Indian* to take advantage of its beosdUh • The nece***ry change* of law to bring this alxfai, snd lite question of taxation involved, aro fully pieeantsd. B*xetary takM .Ktrang ground against tho ayntem of annuities.-arguing tun’. It 1* dc-tn-iraiizir.g in tho extrem*. Uiwivltizod Indian* too often exchange their an unities for liquor. He think* If ludiaui could be taught the , rights of individual property, it would jn-lgmeat -soon break up tribal nation*, .and I»cians would become citizen*. To prevent Hut they were greater speculations qn Indian liomostosd* by white*. Mid to. prevent improvident salon, titles oouid bo made Inalienable, except by permieslou of Iho Preeiilont, or by aneteother moans m the jmlgnoci of Oongnswa against ths 'moioty sytttom aliall b<i sustained ; but it is yet too court* haring no JnrtodletiMi over crimen b*­ ------- V—I:.z. »_ ■ ____ :____ ,_______ will bo upon tlio reveuus and mercantile Tbe repo.ts of. mineral wealth in the Blank Hills eountiy h«v<» bscn greatly exaggerated. In fad, tio dfpwdts were discovered Tho BecreUry earnestly hopes that all attemida will fail looking to Mcnring legislation to throw the Black Milla country open to settle­ ment. *nie subject 'of protectlog and saving tlmatrongiy indorsed. The operationH of tho Talent and Pension Offices are highly, sp-ken of. Tbo report i* much more full than usual. Under the head of "Pacific Railway" the statistics presented iu regard to the, l.-ind grant* of tLo railway, cover every branch of the sutyrot. Matters in the District ofTJo'umbfa, bucIi as improvement of Capital grounds and lx>nevolout hntitutions, receive ranch attention. The report throaghout i* more than unusually tn teresting. Tho Han. Freierick Watts. Commissioner of Agriculture, in his annual report ray* : "There I* no incident which ao cripples the operation* of this d-putmo fr a* tho want of the punctual pubHcation of - its annual report. For tho last two years it. ha* not been pub­ - . lished. While Congress, at tbo last »r*s»Un, apparently made tho effort to o: lor tho —" thopubli cation of the annual report* reports cf 1872 and 1873, for tho ure of Congre**, i*a, it failed, in tbo optnopin­ ion ef tho Public Printer, to obtain it* object. While tho Oorunriroioner does not concur in .this opinion, it is due to him to say that to - print them involved a doubtful octi|draxtion of tbo law, a re«pondblllty ho w** unwilling to lake, and therefore tbo rejKirts for tbo u«e of tho mombraH of Congresa have not Ixwn printed. But y the separate provision of tho turning from Europe during tho year ending June 30. 1S73, nnmuored 81,830, Mid.each per,*wmi brought on the average seven trunk* filled with dutiable good*, claimed to bo perHOual baggage, not dutiable. We have thus an average of 267.810 trunk* filled with arti­ cle* claimed a* duty free. v»r<esi<uting, on a valuation of <4W0 for oech trunk, thnenormous num of ♦128,905,000. It ia well known tbsi much of this baggage ia In reality In­ tended to bo put upon tho market a* merchan­ dise, and etil) oilier portions of ft aro brought over for third parties, who have remained at home. Mont of tho*o engaged in thi* kind of importation aro people of wealth, who shonld cheerfully bear their Job! proportion of the uallotuil nidebiednixa. and when.they fail to do so by till* incipient form of launggllus-tbo burden fall* more heavily on ethers, and dis­ courages the bone*t merchant who i« willing to carry on a legitimate trade and.observe the law* and curtom* regulation*. Tlio prosotii practice of allowing free entry of the (H-nunal effects of paasengors, the inspectors u*ing their dircteuon and judgment as to whether tho amc-uut of baggago is or is not in exeaM of whs! io a Mutable wardrobe, accord­ ing to th* passenger's elation in life, furnish­ es an indiwemunt to tho rich and thoeo In o.tsy circomBtancoa to take pleasure-trips abroad, which arc made pecuniarily profitable by thi* faalii maUe infraction of the revenue. [bcngvre ‘ cial* r examfuatiun. mure atritrciali without*prow Witl i gent regulation* should bo adopted to eoetxre too collection ol lawful da tic* ou goods thus imported. • The Commissioner euggeata there are CitaUnn Home* doing little or no busiuetrs. but which mo maintained al.corifchlerabie ex­ pense of salaries of official* and sdnatruction and repair* of building*, with tho usual Inci­ dental* of such retabliebmculs. By tlio ab­ olition of such difllrict* and fijcurporatlag tho printing of the reports of 1372 and 1871 them With other* largo sumM may bo saved The*o bare been printed and ddivored to the by tho government, but in most instance* dep'trtutent for distribution. * legislation will b6 required for tho purpose. Tb# Otrnmiasioncr asytt be cannot treun: centennial[of Mio independence of Gen. J. 51. Baker, Commumonsr of Pen-' aiott.1, under date of Oct. 15. 1874. has sub in ita agriculture, hurUculnire, manufacicrce, milted bls annual repert to the Secretary ol the Interior, Qurivg the year 6,758 new ap­ plications for army invalid penrionh' were the people of other countries may bn im­ allowed, at an oggregato annual rate of pressed with the cxpabiiitian of this nation, €39.832.6ili; the pensions of 8.063 pensioner* and our own made to feci-proml that wo liavo of thi* s!ae° were increased al an aggregate achieved *p much, lie r< comminda* that tire annual rate of <4 -6,2f>7.o<); tho loose* to this government erect a building- for itself, to be roll from death and other,cateeu were 3,105. oxrinsivf-ly occupied by the several depart­ whose -pension*, with tbo amount of reduction menu, a boar I having boon dorignaiol by tho of the rate* of other Invalid pensions, aggre­ gated <377.452.55 annually. / On tbo 39th of Juno. 1874, there were 102,­ ism of Congress, about four 457 army invalid pensioner* ou tho roll. Tl<e ground, formerly oi-cupiod by mrgregate annual pay of this else* wan ♦»»,J, have, been addol to the 058,377.54. The increase in tho number of th!* <1*** waa <2.663. anil tho aggregate indergoing preparation tn form a part of crt»x»o of peukiona was ♦431.187.45. During tho arboretum. The csUoctioua of exotic, tho year, 3*000 new pensions for army widow* utilixable and economic Plants ia gradually iti- and dependent relative* wore allowed, at an oreasing both in-number and value, lite segregate annual rate of ♦416,433- and the orange fSmllyda particularly valuable, and the penaious of 2,922 pensioner* of this clae* best commercial varlel.es are propagated and aero Increased al an aggregate annual rate of distributed to the greatest practicable extent <108.111.23. Ttioro werestrtekon from iho roll There ha* been no jreriod in tho history of thia of this elaas of powtionor* 7.623 nunee, whoeo peiirious aggregated ♦1,250,113.05. On the 30th of June, 1874. there were ou thorolk of and this has brought active exurciao lire army-widow* and dependent relatives 107.516 knowledge and industry of the entomological nam*w, at an aggregate annual rate of <13,­ 867.195.66, tbo decre£».a for tbo year being divieiiwis of lire department. There is an increasing demand for infonr.a- 4.572 uxmes. and the deeretso of peui-iona of tton*Mth n.gaid to inaoata iujuisou* to Vege- tliis c!m> bring <421,568.03. latlmi' an,! ninelt .. ... On the 30th of Jane there were 1.551 navy k»o ui>-acin e-ent uorc, Invalid petMionare, at an aggregate annuri to point out their modi* of infliction and tfio rate of ♦169.492. an increase in tlie year of mean* by which their d« predation* may bo 121 iu the number of pensioners. Mid SI*,averted, miu for tboeo who reck to piotecnte 1>64.**25 in tho annual rate .of |>cnt-iou* of this th* Un.ly or acquire tbo knowledge cf tbc«o iusecta tpesimens of their iujur.es and nret architecture have been arranged at'-.', exhibited in a room provided for the purpose. HBaai uiTiatau i as uouu moauiiy j roi-ccute.l, ■nctmanr contributions added, ft is believed that much valuable information of a practical character ia both reettived and communicated. Many gcatifying letters of ackiiowludgment show high appreciation at tiro work of dis­ tribution. There ctill remains a Urge quanti­ fy Of. duplicate, of which fifteen or more urge packages will ba ready fair distribution by tiie 1st of January next. pod to the roll of «-nrviVors of tire unfr of Id 2. aud 1,317 of this c'ais were h>«t by death, leaving on the 30th of Judo 17.620 pensioner* of this cl ana, a' a total annual rate of 91,691,620—a dccrcaeo for the y-ssr of 646 iu the num­ ber ol p'auBionere, and 482.016 iu the rare of I'cnaiODs of this <Jvw. The pamw of 813 widow* of asld «re of 1813 were added to the ton. and 554 were lost by death during that period, leaving on the 30th of Jture 5,312 peu- d«partm«n*t and says: "In tho purchase of seeds, the department has patronbud only seed-growers, and med firms proven reliable by experience, whose guarantee of good quality and geunfnrnee* cauuot be qcw»Uoned. and by receiving them from flret a ilocraxsa of 2.170 during the yesr.- the ag­ gregate annual rate of psnainus of all cIa*<m.s lower rates, and. consequently, in greater on Juno 80. was 626,254 071.10, a decreaeo quantities, and is tbu* enabled to give more from tbo preceding year of $045.13. The liberally to the many applicant* who daily roll contains th* nuno* at 410 widows and •end for see-is fr m all p»rt* of tire country, soldiers iu the Revolutionary War. CsrUin epi'Cifle iuoreaaes allowed to invalid Mid to extend the beuefite of diatribuHon. One mlllicn two hundred and righxy-rix thousand package* of •Cid* war® <M»aiimted number on the invalid roll, will probaldy bring the di*bnrsemo:il« to invalid* for tho nreront fiscal year up to ikeae of last year ; but in the payment* to widow*, minor*, etc., Gen. Benet, Chief of tho Ordnance Depart­ a reduction may reasonably be expected. ment, aaya In his annual report that not less Daring the year 231 claim* for bounty land than $590,000 u .Quld b? annually expernled at warrant* were allowed, tho warrants calling the national armory, not only an a inwniro of fur 3 .640 acres of land. The number of appbcatfoire for bounty lands received during the Interest of thoooun- tho year was 529 There are now cpari tho *u>p*rd»d file* of Lire offioe nearly IlXtOuO of tbo beat wtapous m a rorerso iq case of ।applications for bounty lands, df this numwar. Certainly no* than half a.wiM» of tire beat arm* should be manufac hired oe*rapidly as the mnuclary condition at the conntry will permit. Gon. Bsn t aare * b-urd com- : <ili{->nlng ibis upon ....I .1.1 ____ t ess of tbo go rarumanl. that * limit rireuld be Kby Congress te.tbo period duriug whirii voriou* sees granting bounty tends shall Awenal, 1 places for atorsg-e and amend the sab ef the A IL During the last ‘fiscal year Hie special «*v* drnsxMi Iim performed important 'service. iZCSl Swre^ry of Wv and of Conjrom, period. The largest amount collected in ally quarter was the first quarter of the present tl*eal year, ♦10,162,754. Tho reccipte of tlio man', would ba offretod. Ho tire refute roe jw • fittcri year from thi* source ar* expected to mends that by proper teg'relaiioti the fee for ^Tbc^prodnotion of^tobacco for the first fiscal ordinary examinations, and certificate* there­ for, bo fixed at #3, end that'in. sllWoa re­ Kr was 118.548.619 pound*, an increase over preceding year of 2,107,664 poanda. The quiring .special skill and tbo uro of instrunumber of cigars, cboroote. etc., on which meiiia, the f*e b« fixed at $5. Ths amount of appropriation* that will bo taxes worn collected, was l.W,697,4M, or 79.C62.852 in excoro of the previous year. Tho quantity uf tobareo removed without payment 800.GW. . ■ of tai for exportation, for the fi*cri yr»*r. • lire Commbutimrer would again respectfully 10,300,927 pounds, an excess of nearly threwcall the attention Of the tiecretary of -ihe In­ qoartms of a million pound* ovw the preced­ terior to the danger of destruction by fire to ing year. The Commlsrioner consider* it inwhich the rro->rda of this office are liable In diiqxiuiiaWy uocetuMry to control the movcconsequence of tho ex posure of the Beaton msut of i»wor leaf tobacco, by continuance HotiM to such an accident. Congress should of tho loaf clause* of the act of Juno 8, 1872 Tho receipts from other source* were: be reminded Of tho great, risk to which tlreee valuable record* are exposed, to tho end Chat Bank deposit*, uriugs bank* capital, and a more'suitable building bo provided for tho lank circulation, - ♦8.387,109; adbedvo stamps, <6438.814; penalties. ♦364.216: arti­ use of this office; • cles andoocupalions fonooriy taxed but now Tbs Oomrnlwiloncr of Patents, Gen. M. D. Leggett, aubmiUed. Id* report to ttie Secrctary of the Interioronlr a few day* prior to resigning tbo office. Ho says that the num­ ber of applicatioudtaod of patopte granted i* a alight Uicroaeo upon tht>»» of the preceding year. The prompt publication of SMtroeta of patent* iastiod—tho publication* being made at tfio earne limo that tho patents are mailed to the in venior*—L*B probably very consid­ erably diminished tho number of application* far patents, and has improved tho character of such appheations, thnrsbr warranting the i*auo of patents for much -larger proportion than could othorwise be granted. Before tho e*lablishment of tho Patent Office (/ateUc it was from two and a-half to-three yoara after th* Irene of a patent -before- tlio -pubUo had any means of knowing of its content*.- Con­ sequent iy there would bo In existence from 25.000 to 30,000 paten tn, tho fiubstanco of which wo* scaled to all except their owner*; hence iqipliMtions were constantly being made to patent derieca which had been provloudy patented by other*. . Since 1836 there have been Irened over 165,900 patenta. Each aunnal report of the CommitsUuier haa contained a list of tho pat­ ent* giatited'dr.ring tlio year, but no guntral index was prepared. Tho tabor of searching patent* was greatly iiteroMod, Mid there was a largo liability to tumtakee on this accutiut.. Daring tho laat too yeara a general index haa been prepared of-all the patent* issued to tlio present lime. Thi* index will bo published in two-eta of throe volume*. Ono act will be a aubjrot-matter index, and the other an index of names. Tfio eubjeci-malter index,is in press, aud nearly readv to ireue. Tbo In­ dex has bfren stereotyped, and will bo sold at <23 per set, rdiitnately reimbursing the office fur tlio coet of their preparation. Ia carrying on tho woik for tho reproduc­ tion ot the drawing* of old p-atente, the Commisaionor lias caused entire classes to ue taken up, aad all the old patente liavo been repro­ duced chronologically from July, 1. 1871; boflidu*, thirty-five enure claoees have been oamplrted. Tho importance of multiplying those drawing* 1* illustrated and explained. It ex­ pedite* tlio work of the office, and renders the publication cf patent* l«s« likely. Tlio du­ plication of patents of certain claare* is a matter that bring* great injury ujrau tho in venter* and manufacturing interest of the country., Since tho reproduction of the ctare " Harvester*," enough cepina liavo been. *.<1-3 to iuj-enter* and nauinfacturor* in this else.*, arid to attorneys practicing in the court* odd before t{ie Patent Offioe, to more than pay the entirecx'penevB of reproducing the clare, and yet Copic* on ■ugh ale retained In tbo offico to , moot al! ordure for month* to rojno. A much larger appropriation tu carry forwatd tho ronruJuct'Ou uf old drawing* talked, aiid the Commissioner thinks tbo amuuut should be at loast <100,000. Wbon onew cou>|Hetad. tho Balos of throe reproductions would soon to- ebuUahiug aoeoMiarflbjpa. and leaving the whole matter with the Cuilectore, a* eeuttriig; more prompt payment and a larger amount of tax. Tho tax against banks and hankers realized ♦8,000,734, an Inoreaso of M03,0l3 over the prrAlous year, notwithstanding Uiu financial, disasters of tho fall of 1873. The Increase la largely duo the now system of an«e«amcnt, tho results of which are still more apparent in tho increase of eoiloctiini* from special taxes. For the last quarter of tbo fiscal yesr 1872 they amountod'to ♦1.803.530. while till* year tend the jurisdiction of the State court*, or , Evangelical. any portion of thum, to any reservation when­ ever in his judgment auy tribe is prepared for tach control; by providing a sufficient ferae uf Deputy Marshals to enforce taw tad order, 289. Tin- number of inmate*’under instruc­ both among and in behalf of Indian*; by giv­ tion in 1873 was 4.534. ing authority to the Beeretary cf the Interior Tho numlier of asylum* fur tho blind is to prescribe for all tribes prepared, in lite 23, l»avh.g 545 teacher*. Tbo number of in­ ladgnwnL to adopt the S«w», an elective gov­ mates under inairurtion during ths yoar was ernment through which shall be administered ■ • There are probably more than 400 institu­ a district1 torritorioi tions for orphans and homrieas youths in this government or United Seat<m court, wherever country, ahritariug not leas than 45,000 poor Indiana ar* in auffisteut number* to itulify it. and unfortunate children. Information cou2. Legislation for tire enwraragbroeut of c*-rrnngi78 of th**easrlams is given jn there- individual improvement; by providing a wav port. Tlrey were under tbo unpnrvisoii and into dttiwnahip for such a* desire itby pro­ care of 1.484 persona and' contained over 22,- viding for holding lend* In. severalty by allot­ (WiO inmate*, most of whom were probably un­ ment for occupation, and for jiatents with an der instruction. ultimate fss, but inalioiAblo fur a term of The number of institutions distinctively yerija; by providing that whenever per capita known an ref/rtu sriiool* which furnished in- dhrtributiou provided by treatv has proved in­ fonnaii'jii Cor tho bureau was 31. The num­ jurious, or wttlKiut benefit to ’ll* recipient*, a ber of cowmitmcnts during tiio year was 6,­ diriributlon of the same may. in the discretion ■ 858. The number wlp received inttractlon In of tho President, bo made only io return for reading io the year wm 1,675; number taught to write l,90ti. Number of volumes reported f'dueslioiiiJ institutions ui I87ii. accordtug to tho ccuIuih, was 321.012; number of pupils 7,atltutii.ns about which Information was ob­ tained, 346,932 teachers and 8,723,M5 pupils. Tbo Hon. E. P. Smith, Commisaioner of In­ dian Affairs, has made Lis report to the Secretary of the Interior' ' He discerns un­ mistakable evidences of advancing civiliza­ tion among almost all of tbo aborigines. At twenty-bno ageneloa, Indiana who, three years ago, made no effort Mid showed no in­ cf engraving and printing thereafter, upon clination toward labor or education »ecm now .hi* reqnlrition, fumnh all stamp* uoce**ary to have settled into an earnest purpose to. under tbo law, except proprietory and docu­ learn to provide far tbamselvm, and adopt.* mentary stomps; and aakn positive provision civilized mode of life. from Congrmia upon tho sebjact. * Tire Commissioner classifies tho Indians Hhould Cougrcft* wish to abolish otamps on bank ehacka. ctix, perfumery, cmtmctics. val­ 1. Wild; tractable only to the extent of beent medicines, matches, etc., which yielded .ing willing to take raliona and blankets from last year <6.136,814, but still bo of opinion tho government. the revenue cannot bo diminished With safety, 2. Indian* acttirilv undertaking labor, and the Uommitriimcr nays an equivalent could u> accepting more or Isa* tho Madstanca and di­ bad by increasing tlio tax on spirit* iu cant* rection; of government ■gentu to this end. per gallon, which would yield <6,957.0- 0. or 4 , 3. Indian* with landed estate*cant* per pound on tobacco would yield fl,Tho. first clan* number*, 89,8i9; tho second, 6 2,003. 51,429; the third class about 100.000. There 1* also a fourth class ’of vagrants, numbering about 14.0U0. Till* would make k total of Tho United Stalos Commissioner of Educa­ S&\94B Indi.n* now in the United State*. The Indian* of the first class are aa yet untion baa publUhod his annual report for 1878. Notwithstanding tbo dhtaaters which hare reaehod by missionary influonco, and the superstition* of their bltive Paganism fre­ quently forbid tlirir being ccuntod far enrolof substantial progress iu educational mat- tncut. It i* from those Indians tliat any such hoatilitio* are to be appre­ tore. Oliiq having changed the legal school ago hended a* would require tbo presence from 5-21 to 6-21, exhibits, probably from thia or use of tbo miliary. Possibly only from to 10,000 of these could tie properly 7.000 cause, an apparent falling off in school popu­ lation of 81.5'id. She raised in 1873. for school designate! a* hostile, end they are *o ucate purposes, 67,705,003, against #7,420,388 in tend and divided inti? bonds that it is not probable that ever COO warriors.will ever . Michigan ral«ed for school pnrposoa, in again bo mustered for a fight. Tho Commis­ 1873, 63,939.528. against ♦3.563,479 in 1872. sioner think* a general Indian war can never ven tho highly dis­ The condition of the public school* i* report­ recur in this country. ed to have much improved under county su- turbed feeling of tho Sioux lately k*i not lod to an attempt at war, and military post* have parvi*lon, liuhaua, without giving full statistics for ' been tmceeesfotfy established at Hod Cloud 1873, claim* a not Incrosso of school revenue arid Spotted Tall agencies in tho face of vio­ amounting to #165,681 over 1872. with 465 lent declaration* tb*t no eobiiere nliwid aver new mImmiL houses, built at a coat of <872,900. cro*« the Platte river. 'Che Hionx hate to lose Tire permanent reboot fund baa been aug­ their,, coffee, sugar and to:of by fighting. It mented and more than tho usual amount raised has ai-o been proven io be clieajicr to feed than to -fight wild Indians. ' Tho Cornmi*rionby taxation. Illinois shows a school population larger l>y er deprecates any leniency in treating with 27,136 tliau in 1872, a smaller eurolluaenl m Indian outrages. They should bo puntohed school*, but aa average attendance about the at rii barer?.*. The necessity of making war same. Her school revenue, <9,259,441, has 'on tho (kimanche*»and Ciieyonupo in tho been <1,759,319 beyond that of tire preceding Indian Territory originated largely in a failure to olnerve thi* rule. Tho military force ataWiaconain, for a comparaiivt ly now State, tif.urei around and among tbeso wifd Indiann Iwithout tire aid of large and wealthy cilice, deemed sufficient ft r their restraint, and it ia hM rriaed for retool purposes 82.62-8,027. sod confidently belie rod tha* liile class will dimin­ ish ifi number year 1>y year. xlie Commisriouur tro^s of the In­ clan* 2 as novitiate* in Minnesota, out of 198,075 cMidicn scattered dican in civilization. They have generally aban­ crease iii tho force of examiners, a*, ire the doned tbo modicino dance, anil jiavo aid of thsee rr iffiodnetions. the prvncul ferae come directly under the Inllaence and con­ wdl bo for a lung Limo sufficient, unices there with about 3,338 tm»rc in pay schools. Dur- trol of religion i teaching. Tbo agiiHn are very hopeful for tho future of thoso people. office. Tho implements and adjunct* of advanced io wx, reports 64.519,688 raised to instruct^ a The Cotntniireloncr Jm> urges the nceeority chiUzstion arc n*ed*d for them, but a)[ of preparing a digest of all the application* school population numberin . 491,641, of w hom bounty Mid aid from the government should ou filo In the office. In making an examina­ 347,572 arc enrolled in public eebnote, and 12.­ in the opinion of - Iho CommlMioner, coino to tion of a uew application t| c examiner Its* to 135 iu private tinea. The sum of 81,169,954 tiii* kind of Indian ward in iho form of pay­ know all that is contained in all p-ovlou* ap- han been expanded in this Blate in tbo erec­ ment for labor performed. Hero tho CotuVIfcationa- for inventions <;f the mhso c!b«s. tion of new eohool-honaee and supply of mias'.aiiBr put* tu a abort plea for additional a the class of Bewiug-tnMhinea, for instance, libraries and apparatus. In Miroouri tire enrollment in public schools appropriation*. 3.Q0O' sppllcadons have to be oxsminodTlio third class embraces tho mi Jority of Twenty-fire percent, of tho time of the ex­ i« 389,956 out of 678,493 children of .echo >! the Indians of the Unite! Slate*. They'may aminer would lie isved by tho existence of a be. called Cl»lb zed. and have bow greatly *adicest of aU the application* ou filo in tho schools is $1,793,311 nistod iu attaining to thi* condition by tbo office, which now number nearly 300.000. long-continuod religious teaching* of miaAdditioual room is require I for tno use of school population reaching only 184,957. and aionariea. They need to become American tbo patent office. It ii> utterly fmpo**iWft to has devoted to the education of thu number properly transect the work or the office in tho €1,863.093, with 6515,071 for nehool buildings any step* which would lead them out of tbo narrow quarters granted Jo it. Eight ad­ tribal condition. ditional rooms are needed imisedlairiy. Tho for 1873 being 6^6, and. that of enrollment •• Pride of nationality, dread of competi­ report pays a just -|rib-wlo to tho character of 15,027 Nebraska, with a school iKipnlalion. of 63,­ tion with the enterprise of white men. aud the pemoiis BmpluyM iu the patent office, and fear of lore of property by taxation or suit 108, lias on h«r school roll" 37.372, aud hw regret* that the. aalarios paid are not sijffifor debt, cause this hesitation among tho rained tor school p rrpo«e« <798 69' ’ . cieody 1 wgn to retain tho beet mon in the California justifies tho general sense of her inaM of tho Inns educated. While the mnrei service, wh j are cdnvtahtly lesvitig for mdre imiHirtanco by rei'artii.g a tuhool j>*'p'i1*tinn ' forehanded and better educated among them, lueraliyu < mployuucitiu being generally tbo government da facto and Accompanying tho report aro the following of ltl.610 and a scbool cnrolhnout of 107.503, thus intrusu-d with fun du and power, are in table* showing tho receipi* and expenditure*, .her school revenue reaching <2.551.799. cr and the binbiCM of tbo office during tho last about <23 70 for each enrolled child. Clear most strenuously to the letter of their treaty, evidence Of popular favor I oward her public schools comes in tbo fact that within eight which requires the United States to treat years 13.291 children have been trans ferrod them as soTereigutiee foreverand tho ques­ tion will sooner or later anao at this point, a* from private school* to them. er*. appeals, and t; ado-maria. Hopeful progress !-» manifest in tho growth ia the case of cash annuities, whether tire +7.9B 30 or special cchobls for the training of trochera government will hold itself bound forever by ......... .................................. 1A1S2 Ml our pub'.*: -school*. Btalisticu aro given of tho liberal term* of .it* bargain with Its wards F.r .ubM-rtiajon* loOJlci.il GautU.... 8,013 W for 113 normal school* m:d normal departments, to the palpable damage of both contracting For rexlstratlon of labs!* (ati;** August " having 877 Instructors M:d 16.620 students. 1874) <42 00 Eleven of these were roiabUalicd or organitad Of the 14.000 vagrants little can be Baid,Total$721,111*30 in 1873, the most notable being tho Jflassa- They are a* harmless as vagrants can t>o in a u-raTxxw»T or muxsv* rxrzsuKr>. cbuselts State Nonna! Art Sclu* 1. civilized country. Tbo Commisrioner justly Amount for*atart*« Tbo C itumiasionor oatiiuatre the population remarks that •• they seem to nerve by their ABMXint p»id for pb<s:< gmphitg back between tlio- ago* of 6 aud 16 In tbo tbirty- coutiaucd existence but a single useful pu:rflTcn States and eleven Territories at about poM*—that of affording a living illustration of 10 2X000. > tire tendency and effect of barbarism allowed Allowing forty pupil* to racb teacher, tho to expend itself uneurtd." . Amount pMd (or tracu-g*.. number required to teach the youth* between The (tommisdoner regrets tho Black Hills 6 and 16 years of age ia estimated at 260.009. excitement, but believe* that the underiraTotal It is eatimated that the public school teachers blenee* of tire country to white people and tho total absence of mineral wealth in that Xumtwr r4 for n*t«r.’.s flora region will preserve it for the Sioux. Scarcely si .arr Oe?. 1, 1H73, to 8cpt. SO, 1B74............... wroater evil. he. thinks, could come to tho Nmnbcr at j«Xm.u>Ironed, tee><i<JU>g ro­ Hence, confining tho estimate to the school 13/41 .fiioux people Miar. tire dret urban co and de­ moralization Incident to an attempt to dlapoMteas them of their country. The Comtniinnoner deprecates the course of the government in relation to Haunt* and Big Tree, believing that Tbs theyreport «houid have pnaests tisUce of 1,03'3 schools for secondary inatruo- boon summarily punished when th<y were first captured. 'Expeditions for plunder and Tr»<!«’-rt>ark» rrgtrtered ...................... murder have grown rankly out of the belief l.»t AppMcaUOtx for rv|drtr*lian of MMta. (•oratory achooU. The number of (netructors Labels rrguterod («tnre Saffunt, IsTt) in thcee schoolA wm 8,748; number, of *tudonte, 131.W7; total number of volume* in library, 669.188. Commissioner of lutemal Rovonne DongThe number of institutions for the superior for autliorit treaty rights, .and that they X- reports that the receipts of tire fiscal UistrncUan.af women lepsrting in 1873. not' forfeited all year were «IM,M4,747. ♦Z6U.747 in «- including tbo fiva aoUege* for women in the ----------------------- ed to a resarvstthn, estxle State of Now York, was 205. with 2,120 in­ given them for their ponies and area*, and lalrer required in return far their rations and structor* and 24.613 student*; 107 of tire numdotting. drawback «n spirit-, tobacco, and genera! He ataioa tliat tbo Indian Territory ia witb­ nu-rohandue, for the p»*t fiend year,. vm io preparatory departments, ♦52,846—and fur W4, »85 4D5. ffo spirits rt*d to be in ■regular or adbunlera have thlugs their own way. The United State* District Court of Arkahsaa adalight compared with th*- amuuut exported in ul times reported in the libraris* wan 2t3,675, minmtura what scarcely deserves tho name of bend. Tne smonr-ta refunded for taxes ille­ The number of schools of eeeueo (including tew, <m account of the inqxiMibiliiy of two or gally collected ware W18.667 In 1878, and throe United Ktates Marshal* bring cf much account in an are* of 37,060 square miles. e»9,7» in 1874. Th* receipt* from dhtilkd spirits, for t);e fiscud year 11,74. were ^49.444.Tire Indian TcmLjrv fam * population at prseeut avenging a little orar cure inhabitant to the square unis. Tire unoccupied portions preparatory eonrses; 163,000 volumes in libra­ of Uli* country are suffirisnt in extent to fur* • hwtiou of s}>iri<4 during Clio year wtut ries. about 41.009 volume* having been added niah a botpeattted to every Indteu family in । 72,062 taxable 'gaHoos, Ths seisnren to thorn during the year. . . the United State*. ; wteonuttd In value to.tmm. The sMtount The number of nehook of theology in the Hn briiavae tho xteed of the following Concf disJilled spitits remaiuii’g In w‘ai*bou»e. country,In 1873. 'was JIG, having 573 profw>w;rx and 8.833 ttxiidcnte; vtdume* in libr*- K ten- to 1,049,7X4 galfoas. The annual receipts frua ing to fera:led liquors, Biwitas fro Jttdidooa- conditions and ending June 80. 1871, ware 82i.ElM.5-i3, and the expenditures, 83112C.4U The estitnated expsn-fiturre for the year coding June 39, 187C; are i3d.uc4.r3!. The total eo­ t mated rovenno is •39.14H.t56, leaving a de­ ficiency to be provided for of <7 815,878. piiationa for steamship servko and stamps, amounting to 62,098.500. Tbo um bf the regirtored letter syntom ia steadily incroariug. Thors taxa , peen a marked gain re tints of transporting through malls—an average gstn and thirty-two tntentoWq*. gain for mails to New OrSecns of twoliouro and fifty­ seven mine tea. and going . north of one hour and fifty minutes, and a peroeptibln gain on all through routes in xj>gulan*y »nd cerudnty. Tiui foreign mail system ts In a bolter condition tbaii fri er before The num­ ber of pcstoSnc* in operation June 80.1874, The annua! report uf tho Comptroller of was 34,294 Tho tout number of appoint­ the Currency *hows tliat during-tho pa*t year ments daring the ytear was 9,424. Th* nwults seventy-one national banks have been’ or­ Of the extension of the letter-earner system ganized, with an authorised capital of <*}.745,900. Three banka hav» failed, and twen­ ty gone into voluntary liquidation. The*hct- amount of Gres received from mouey orders. ■ ual increase of national bank ciftialatiou during the year is e3J>76,297. The total dr­ 59,677 payments, and only-<74 in Ji.-----------eolation outstanding November 1, in­ ihemoury-ordor bmunereof thndBVMtiasnt cluding <3,136,094 duo to banks -for appear* to be rapidly growing In pubrfc favor, mutilated notes destroyed, was ♦351.927,-­ and is undoubtedly a very great accommoda246, leaving <2,072.754 yet to bo issued tiiin to a large number of persons who are not of tlio <354.000,000 authorized. Since the within roach uf banking fwilities, or who aro jiassage of tho act of Juno 20, 1874, forty-*ix unaccuBtomed to the use uf tiiein; yet I know national batik* haxcdioon ,onratuaed. with a no roiabis why this branch of die servioo capital of <4,019,000, to which circulation has should not Ik> raado self-sustaining. I suggest, been issued. Application* have been made t Lorefor o, that the foes of money orders be for tho organization ot sfcrty-four other na­ thcraased, iu aooordxhre with the views of the tional banks with a capital of <5,110,000 and auperinteudent, or that the money-order ‘syscirculation amounting to,84.500,093 has been assigned to these projKwcd orgBiiixatiun* un­ der section 4 of the act of Juno 20,1874. Tho number and length of mail routes in Seven million seven hundred and fourteen tho United State* require an expenditure thonaand Stu trandro.-! and fiftr for trun=FSrtstic= whfnh throws into hssgdollars legal tender note* have been dojxiMlod iiitlcauce tbo oust of ainnlar servlcd in other for tho purpose of withdrawing from circula­ tion tho same amount of national batik note*. 1876, it 1* CMumatod that this item riouc will Tho amount*issued to banks since Juns 20, exceed <8,000,(M>. Tbo portion to be pri I to 1874. are a* foliowr railway* will amount to more.than 21.O00.0tiO. D..UI ■« ot Colomua. 4\000 Opinion* baVoMiffcred widely a» to the best ai.wi method of Jctcminiug tho rightful rajes of M,O» comtienaation to bo pud railways for service* Norlb Carolls* rendered to this department. Hereto tore Alabama their pay has Leeu ba»ed ou the weight of mail*, with additional allowance ou cer­ thoroughfarea for proyiding l,in,*o tain pcstal care. . At present the matter . Owe.......... 'Z-3 510 1* in * very in>*ati<<f*<wnrycondition, andnotn* ledtan* ... MS.TO equitable unxlo of aujustmeut abeuid be ai lilltMIt* . . *■4,0.0 NieUgMi 136.0.0 Wirctcaln. 0.000 11 l/o > or no object to them,’ because tho express companies weru willing to pay muri? more for bccornmodatiop furnished than the de­ Total .................................................. $3,330.1*0 tho allow . On tbo oilier hand, Tlio amount authorized to bo issued to partment would of tho hading exproes combank* already organized i* <3,707.000. and to representatives panic* bate coutendod that tho act which be insucd to proposed urganiz*;:on-< <1,500.­ took effect July 1, permitting tho treim­ 000, of ubich lUiod* Isbn’d, Connecticut, Now portation by mail 1874, of packages of merchan­ York, and Pennsylvania receive none, bm dise weighing notovorfour poimds.at the ram Ohio receive <1,395,000. Indiana <81'4,000, of one cent tor cxrii two ounces, is taking away Illinois <495,009. Iowa, <315,000, and other tho moat profitable part of tbo business and amount a smaller. will even teudsr them unable to meet the The amount* subject to withdrawal under heavy rentals demanded' by the roads. Thus Sees. 7 and 9 of the act of June 20. 1871, in is presented a curious anomaly, lbs roads States having more than their proportion of claiming that tho government docs not pay circulation t* aer follows: u> much as tho express companies ore ready Donkt. Tkttr «ru*tal. to pay, and the express compaoHM claiming 4 New Turk city on the other baud that tho law IS effecting 17 ■ . . iTovidenre, a. 13.i.............. CoaeecUcut... such a dmiiuntioa of their revenue that they Ik*ton .. are tuiahlu to acTodo to tho demands of the road*. ! fiud no disposition on the part of 'am.wi any railroad or tra'isportitiou company to deal otUcrnise with the depxrtui.’ut than in a spirit of fairness arid juvuoe. I trust that . iwuw.rv, . Cungrons ilil adopt aorno equitable plan of "pBouaylraal*. *4-................. Xew Jew; ........................ x..ci-o adjuetment which will not bo nurdensoms to Itio am-jout of cirouiaU-.'u remaining on- ths government, and which will be sat'.rfactoi**u«d and the amount to be withdrawn ry to tbocumvauies. Tho act of March3, as before stated, is <16,279,589. Tetal, <41 - 1873, rsadjuntlng tho pay of railroads on a 350,743. Lmiu of ibu weight of trialle carried, The ComplroUer say* t If Congrci-eahotlid aided milclrmjru larcuiy than >*t auticipatprovide for tbe withdrawal of legr.!-:<-ndo.- e i to tiKA-xpinsea of the department. Tho uoto.-.'and the i**ue of national bank nole* as appropriation for that purixieo having needed iu place thoroof. when ths amount of t ooomu exhausted, I baVe deokued to maku I-£al-tcndur notes should lie reduced to, **v further payments. I wutild suggest that tho ♦300,000.000, tlio legal-tender i.-.-mc* would ; thin be iu demand, and, in proportion as they > should be reduced in amount, lire demand for DapartmeuL can pru(>«r!y go oj iu it* efforts them would increase, until finally, when tho to secumuredate cue public citbout tronp*s*amount of bank note* issued should be largo- , iug uuMStranialjly upon the sphere of private ■terpiito. There most tte a limit to govonily iu excess of the amount of legal-tender note* outatandlng, the nations! bank note- u.v,<al iuttrfcroucq, au.l, happily, it bolter would tbcmsclyea bo withdrawn at cer­ 1 cute tho genius of tho Ax..ur:c*h people to tain sexsonn of the year on account of tho difficulty or cxpeti*. of obtaining lawful mouey with which to re- propose to guard with atrlol vigilance tho exdeiun thorn. The gold coin of tho country petidi'.uieo of tho department, ■auctioning no outlay which can be avoided without Uotriwotlltl LhAit ..... ... .. -- - -—— ui law­ ful money, and specie payment would follow* atfatFB generally that tbo interests of the pubshall be paramount to tboss of any uidueR-Miemptiun in it* proper eotiso implies the ilo exchange of a promise to. pay far the thing t rial corporation or party. bimt,m—prmtssratnxNT jromteei, namely: coin, or it* representative, -ran Tosran-cAii naiW aaroKT. which is convertible faito coin ou demand. George 8. Bang*, Hupoiuitoud.rUt of tho The effect of such redemption ia to confine Hallway Pasta) Boi vice, in hi* report, Blates back* cf issue to a legitimate bumuces. which io lb - discounting of crnntuiircial paper. If bxnks of irone are obliged to pay thrtr circu­ at rauway posteffieo car*, extending lating note* once in atxty or ninety day*, tbev hut* 11,866 tulle* of railroad, on which was must discount such promissory note* only as over 34,925 mile* of service daily, aud will certaiuip bo paid within tliat time. If performed 12,7*7,623 nulos of service ai.nuffiiy. by 752 the payment of back note* be frequeutiy de­ ]x»n.ffico clerk*. These clerk* a-o manded, banka of iuue eanuol *af uly invest railway cl***itied a* follow*: 283 head clerk*. 379 their eapitri in real e«wtc loan*, in doubtful clerks, aad lid andsiMit clerks. By the estab•focka or bonds, in accommodation notes lishmuit uf new huca uf railroad, tho wbidh. require rone**1, cr in loans on doubt­ postal facihlies ' ' ful cecanty, bat must have tbair capital at all ly increased. Dontig the tiireattlmra InvMted iu loans w hieh will be promptly «_— ...— — the railroads carry paid at maturity. Budh a condition indicate* tho mails, an offer of the Baltimoretoand Ohio -a* a-cepteii by tire department, lid* gave -- -o,_—.uv I^.wwwvu M- luo uajuai ui a drily rervice between Cincinnati, Ohio, and iegoi-iender notes, aecompuiied with such in­ Id.., 310 miles. This complete* a crease of national bank note* aa may bo re­ Uaitiagb, Ibio between Washington and Chi­ quired, will accuro a proper sretem of redauip- through and forms a conueotioa between the tiou, reudor free bunking practicable, and cago, road* ceotering at Cincinnati, Indianapolis gradually restore specie payments without and Chicago. ue.eeaanly decreasing the amount of the circulating mo:2aiu Tha following amendment* to previous acta aro recommended : to be a growing uuo«-*»liy firnt-An smcfidmenl to section 1 of the . tin* tram to l*i under capital Block ia impaired shall fefttae, three months' notice, to pay the w.oossraent as provided iuaaid section, a nufllaieut amcuut of the capital atock of such delinquent ahareabnliler summary of tho sta- may be fluid to make or shareholder* the National Dank act, extending the limit of tho liabilities of any aMoriaUon, person, company, o. firm, for money borrowed, from 10 per cont. of capital paid in to 1$ per cent, of capital and surplus for banka located in redemption cities, and one-tenth of c»p.ta) and enrolas for other iumke. tir ran tiro dteiawea us - about taantg-fow hours. It is oouccdul by railroad official* thsf thlb can be done. The ImjKniabre at a line like thi* cannot be overestimated. It ■ outy-four hours, a* it would uocM**rily bo iiabllsbed upon one o> mxnt^of the liunk With reference to prtTximplalnta of some dhoMls thai tiicec mpMiaaticn is inadequate, tr. Bang* rceoiaxueud* legiatetien pacing bauk with boy private banker, or any person /vtirt A—That national banks shall be liable the bank shall be distinctly stated. nr an act providing that ail bills of exchange, checks or receupta, in place of checks drawn upon any bank or backer, shall be subject to violation thereof. qmring the words u counterfeit," “ altsrod." •• iiloKri," to bo stampsid on all «mx>tert«t or unanthoriBodbwuoa; ahm hhi tveumsnonda- log IddtaU* amenable to ths | theta or Ternu ry for any afr rertnclioxu. of the rariwsy postal service, about which erroiteuua •{it.ion# obtain. He tsyz: "The additional ccmpuuMtiou given to the railroada fosfurulnmng a. d tnui*porting railw«y poatofflco can. is, u nearly as can bcuUmated. ♦t<W.0v9 aunurily. The ct>a.p.-nsation cf clerk, perfuming this service is V4.6M M9 .682.690. He went ant ’between the acta »rul re­ turned vigorously chewing a elufro. Hiu wife luktd him where he hail been, and he said “to see a friend." She oehnly replied that she thought his friend must �= I>EC. 4. 1SW In ptdrd ui-m ine Sheriff r.fthfl wdd «n l danger*. fai» jump rrou STORE! -ono .mmi-.Go-ioo: where it cimftiitnrd i16 wof<h •»!' meat CASH. waste । only $.12}nn<f Ncratcbed W» irunser*.GrurnJ^k-oidei yon dmft believe 1'. but you will u»« • leg off the reporter .’wlw was in front <•**»!. and spent the nitfld following soar influence to tic ir upon false re-?-• • ,1=■-.' . . in trying to Inal so that he could see ’ . • . turn on ZO-togr. Oil the t his wound* port a id pan ratu the carrent. ! ;he fey oa( ol the c«siWhy dal *h« turn her back nn vmi Bttttng i crealitfo* are men ami wo the Rocky Moan tain bear - -......... t n^n How many repiUatmus iwve to want 10 iwam arouml and inquire V'Hiog man ? Inuoeent ehitd ! Site wi*hrd to ’Trike nn exhibiliun of her • b.-« by ltu» >„«», "“W •!» wbnl. Sm» »l *. inosttors nil st once fell a* :F ihey new overshirL hearts have been bled by whwpers. o||gb| ro >urfl|e„|y BlanS ,UI| One nf the Sunday amnvements iu kif-w many brtfoTolem give thw auiiuaTa'tihntice With. Hie Denver is whaling an editor after be Hheeo chilled by ' the thru) * of-the I mysterious instinct which cha«*c‘rr- ha* w<»rk**<| like a bee all the week ^MionMer. How many many individuals individuals); ixep ixc* dniuli dumb »n un hints mills nnd nnd w hich _gor* far for rhe local interests of the blasted Huw is Frhrufcry. A. D. 1871, or the A. W. ALLEN I»n house, in said pty (HmU being of holding the circuit court in and Has opened A LU TLE. i DO 5!) DDL -■ I to prove that they have suul.l, the old h»wn. B»ots aid Shoes, am: Village ton Vve been shunned by a gentle, mvs-! ..._.1, H once ft*.., rt.af.V of .if lK*urM-rni fur.. II b.. he dour , .......... ._______ Tjfpwix nnd No. one hundred end The Detroit boy* sing this hymn ___ tnrious hint. How many chute Bang*'* sanc'iun. mid it broke in ju*t Hats aid Caps iba undividt-d •nv-h»lf of tola •fgbty-two when the Bhi.ck Maria moves off (82)and eighty.ihrea (83), in ike village of bosoms have been wrung with grief Grata’ Famishing Goods NnahviHe. Barry eeaaiy, Michigan, *ccord-The third with its load: by a single next How many graves tearing3 rdnutiut ujmju inr 10 the plat and the aurvvy thereof. Glarea aid Mittens, have been dug hy false report *. Yet Dated Naahvilla, Mich.. Nov. 19th. 1874 HIRAM COK, you Loop it aboyo water by the w ig Shawls, Firs, not hi-.-itnle t < kii..ek off He st-ippeJ Ci.xxxxt Sxirtt, Mortgagee. or year tnugue, when you might sink *. i<hrr. mid eili> rg>d with a fint^Ufry Auornay for Mortgagee. 8-20 A dinner was given the convicts Carpels, it fofever. Destroy the paysion of grace ihri'tioli the wnbl..w, bunging in the States Prison Thanksgiving Fancy Gands, ■ telling. Lisp not a word that will tlie s^*h with him. mid thru he climb­ day, after which was given n grand ed lip Hie" wulrr-spi'lil f<» the roof. ujtire the character of another, mid musical, literary and declamatory QOS1E DOWS TO so far as you are concerned the slan­ c<»mpnn v dune nnd tm/k Inn, off I'he rn'erfamment. ut which some for the best amateurs wf Jacksun assisted. der will die. , Argus did ii«»: i»-n>* lor m week, for &C., &C...&U, ■ nllium h tile (’ol-'U'd iHmjburd'-il that A rnnn who will go to the cemetery —The Hon. Gilbert Striker, mem­ I rear wi'b shut guu« pomb-il thruuKh with 4ti* w fe -on Sunday. nnd weep which were bought for cash aud will be ber of the Legislature from 4he First the window, amt uHlioavb the fin* <iv.T her fust bii*band’s grove and • sold at w>,lk home wilhotil a cross word Distigt o( Birry Countv, and father engines wpiirtcd hut water at him. he got ufoiijjvery <iHuh.rtnl»|y till -atlit* shall have our vote every tune hv of Secre’ary of State Striker, di- d nt (tunes up for office. . his residence in. Baltimore Township riiin|M>sit>z stick u»-d ylu'k'eii dritth. FOB AUFTHIXO IS THE USB OF A Helena (M 'umnal divine, who cm Monday evening, Novcnder 23d, Wbm they entered- lb" nwtt they has spent the liest port-of ihe summer at the sge of sixty three years- Mr, found that the tmimnl had H| set till ■11 Chri* i<iuizuiga'Chin:initiii thought TERMS—Cash or Ready the type and Im I soaked hyiusi-lf in he wa* getting al‘»ng 'liicely. uni ill Sinker was one of the early sei Ilers jibe . iilk nnd then rolled a»ver ever. John made a proposition to him, the Pay! of Michigan, having removed into . ’square inch on th • tl-rnr, while the ortter day, io -pul iu" with him and Culuhei1* iet.ier on rhe -Tiiir-i Tci.iii” siorfalaru bank. removed to his late home in this Was Hittrrnled with water nnd pertrA Loti’sville papn did not seriously Alter i!ii*. object to the proprised elopement of County in March.1861, being thus one rutrd Wiiu- shut Ivli-s. Having filled my store with a fresh stock of the old residents oi that county circus Hiiveriiwinruis in Hie Armis his ttaugtyer with n dry goods clerk. of choice will be paid in advance —Mux Adler Happening to get wind of the plan, abo. His health becaiuj-seriously im­ be merely lay in wait for Augustus, paired during the long seseiou of the aud aciit him away with the impretrTO EVERY ONE! Legislature jn 1872, and has con­ T* the yoog man ten ring his mces. sion tlml a remarkable lieclthv young tinued delicate from that lime until Ind farm far the first time for a tri .“to miife had played a tattoo with his his dead?^T';’* . . • the big C1‘Y,” or *O ’he young damsel heels trader his cual tai 11*. Beceirtd at the O. O. D. Store «f $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS,. Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a full line of SEWING MACHINES HARD PAN PRICES ! ftrorair? and provisions, Fair Dealim ant Low Prices GROCERIES. Crockerv. went to the house aud the hoy told his fsth-r that bis mother had gone to the woods. Mr. -Sears followed • after and found her about twenty rods frem the bouse dead, with her throat cut with a razor in a most horrible manner. Eleven gashes severed the windpipe nnd jngnlar .vein. Mrs. Sears was twenty-two years oi l nnd leaves two small children. No cause GLASSWARE, 10,000 Coris of 2 ani 4 Foot Wool! can be givep fur the rash act. The form nnd at ttie 'binwiiV b.igigemaster Whoso lighCv whirls and lo­ coroner's jury was ses the huge - Sarah's ta" fmiil death by her own hand. lheit p.ace of lempurary confinement, and duubtles* after if time grow • suf jicienily bold to exchange fust nodi, Charlotte at last has a sensation— then kindly grceiing* with the knight in fact, two of them. Owe‘day last week a lady book agent cal'.ed at the brrxk the monotony' of her quiet ex­ office ol J E. C, Hickok, ft lawyer istence. To liuth, tho conductor' i* >• to solicit a subseririon fur her book, stiperur being, to be lo<>kcd up to nnd but found only Prof. Lathcm (a busi­ admired nt a. distance, and Ins g<ildness associate)ibere, who informed lncedrnpandaiiihori»a'iveMAH nl»..ar.l her that Mr, H. would be iu soon, are seen nnd heard with somethin!! and advised her to call again, saying akin tifnwe. The youngster feels at the st me time that she could pro­ that hi* highest aiiilaiiiiii would be bably sell him a look ; that H. was a gratified could he *ecnre a p-'wee ""ii little “crusty” sometimes, but that she ibe line,’* with a fair |iri*pect uf be­ must not mind that, ns it was oidy coming ft cundiictor, and the ilnmhis way. At the second visit Mr. H Sri dream*, perhaps, of Mime day lin­ ■was al home, and after some convi-r- ing wife uf tlml i-oldr ce iti -n uf.civ nation ordered her out uf the office. ttizaiion, a railroad man. But the ex­ The Indy nut getting out so soen n* perienced tnivrli-r’ whn find* in his lie Ihougiit rhe ought, he forcibly ejected her therefore, tor.- which *li<hud him arrested and arraigned be fore Esrpire VVahMr. The defendant wa« disehnrsed. But hear an unex­ pected interruption took place. The young lady, who clunies Io bn ft ‘lonely h.rtir- when her liudi.ind i* on member of the Methodic ' Chiirrh. walk to the table at which Mr.llirkuk Jui liin snlcit". i'il<* was sitting, picked .up a. heavy ranand struck him a violent blow bn. the head, saying at the same tinb-; “I will liras which wi ! enable him '•» spend not have my character .talked about hi* moil lime* mid hi* night* ni in such a tnauuer I” She was at ouce home an ' whudi w ill not xu ruuxtttaplaced nnder arrest. aly imperil Ins life. And yet *4i> the Another of our attorneys w •.* yes­ r.tiiruad .npui, liimo-lf. there nlino*’ terday arrested for assault with in'ri.t always retu tin* Mitn.'irni ut the Insto commit rape. It is believed by ciaatiuu of Ibe rinph»vili«iil '«» mike some to be a -put up job." Free Ptetss him lualii »o ipiit n ami uU«a io iu* uf her tlelv-likc voice, ns she nmrmnr* eel soft I y:—-Yes. love, yes, And then, too. we'll have burkwheat'cakes and *n*sig«-s lor breakfast every blessed morning, won't we, denr?” THE PAPER TO TAKE. Aside from the material wsalth of her ter­ ritory. Michigan has many Ihings to be Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Lowei than any other House in town. Pay the highest Price for Country Produce G, A. TRUMAN I rein'>v«-«l them CUTTERS BIG PILE OF GOODS CUTTERS With Sosta on. FOR A CUTTERS SMALL AMOUNT OF All painted up. MONEY! CUTTERS 77ie Highest Price Altcai/s Paid for Country Produce. That will run. With ft Mule on. 3^ In coancction with my store I shall keep a MEAT MARKET! CUTTERS Pvliiical. Legi-faiire, Legal, Congressional, •Miaial; an I ii pay* 0.0*1 particular aUealion it»rb,i which cm moat interest or inl.trm Miolilgna rc.adet« rapecalty. As a HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD ! With J. L. Rud's nsme on. CUTTERS Till you can’t rwt CUTTERS l» lu-kb.iwle-lged day by Jay In the appre­ Where can always be found a fresh stock of ciative quofations from its columns with • iiieii 'Li uearpapers in every section of GOOD MEATS’ CUTTERS bi- Union, also in foielgn lau.li, are replete. Without dwelling upon thia source of Stale The Highest Price Paid for Hides culifti-ly Mlebigtn men. ibe publisher* denire >o anuouncr io tbuje up«equ*i>ited wiib Tns Fkm* t'BKM ur» by tbw exbftcti which they ->ee crediied tn It, ibal It' is * family ne*»p*pi r unnur-p«n*ed. It devotes much space in Financial and Co'ntn«rcial Intellt.-anee; TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. CUTTERS CUTTERS Wi:h ibe Godess < f Liberty on. people, iheir intelH<ency. their School* sn-i 1 colleges mid benevolent institutions are fam-: ftoffi! WHERE? Greater Bargains THAN EVER IN At Lee Reed’s. WHO IS LEE REED>? and Pelts. Wy ti» Bsxa U LEE REED! REMEMBER THE PLACE— Red Sign, No. 1. Kasbvilw, Den. 1st, 1874. P. DURHAM. LEE REED In the man that runs the CuUeOrMftchine in HaUingi. AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF LEE REED Bailds Baggies ud Catten. LEE REED ' Is the Leader of the B«sd. LEE REED vmI. It la* it'Waya rhe bent Stories. Sketch* Lt -graph?, History and Poetry. It*4Ious<-. duett him to return to it after a thal • An atuuoious murder wa* cootmited ut other oocupntimi’'* at Brouson, Nov. 23tli; -on the person DErE«-Tt«F. Homc 'i’asixixG.—A ofj Almeda Davis, a, young lady cl-' lady who has charge »f a y»mug Indio' iiauscho’J word throughout the United seventeen. She had retinl early, Bible c'«*a, *pr’ kit g defective pleading laterite, and about •ten • home t’aining, said thnt her Hiiit pupil, Sabteripuoa Rale*-P«jab'.B Advaaoa o’clock, her sistw per|»ariog tu retire.! 1 eighteen years of nge, Im J caused her spoke to her. Receiving nu nnsver the mo*.! none anxiety. R-iiii oeshine. she went v> the bedside, the belt- r tu she was always at lierpoat. Th girl'.* arrest atieniion, when tn her horror whole soul seemed । » tie ah<orhed in r'i»n practical . she discovered that Almeda had hud the fclruighlruiiig out of ibtricde the her throat cal from c-.tr to car. The ological pinhlein*; "and yet," mud the whether Daily, Tri-W«rk!y or Weekly. windpipe was completely severed A teacher , "the girl wns so pslu and razor covered with biuotl was found wan that 1 wawufmid every Sihlwitl/ on the window srl! some diattnee from j would be tier ln*t io dn«s. One day the bed. Suspicion points to a jealous j she fninted. ami in trying Ut rentore Murorof the young lady, -------------—f —<•- <*ae_JilArtiti --7-—— . i her 1 fuusetied her dress, and what do bMond1. wbu is under Mint mtd |b|jtk j , Cur>,.w M i,Mh'k had Soil the house only a short time |drau,n lhat n fnlj rf^um,i,ms wa. j inip,w*if»!e $5000.0 worth of Boots andShoes Grocery aS Provision Store ? CUTTERS! CUTTERS! verdict of the before.------------------ Don’t forget the place,—the "Notiody Miquumes me in Ibis special y.’'snid n Cincinnati girl to her Brown Store, opposite Nichols. new lovet* the other night as she gave him a parting kiwi with n report to it I ALSO WANT like lh.it of a pistol. The astonished youth walked away wondering where ihiliks nullling could !>e m> dv-iralnr tliat girl got her experincc. And in fact everything usually kept in * ns 4<> he forever whizzing Irmn place His anil had stolen round hefwah-L for whisk I will pay the Highest Price. to place at express speed, necitig the and her fair yuting head rested lightly x’iv uml the country every div or FIRST-C LASS on his bognin. The October moon 7 . A W. ALLEN. shone Roft’y down upon them as he veuture with n Miffieem >p'icu of dan­ iminted n brighi pietiife of the happy ger to make it i-xci iiitl. The -ruaiic Inline ,wb*-ii she fib on Id beromo ' his mni'ten mkeg tnanv n Mr ehucr m loMiiti 'nl bride. He paused at last in the nihil lie form an I 'h«- hro>ixed fiCe the'fervcnt u"tp«iiriog of his hope* lireukmnii wlio-u .ijrxteruUidy lirhixn .d ike -deep 'melody of hi* tones I with to inform tho public that I win sell a Tuesday morning Mr L. A. Sears, of the rum! village who go*>s to the of Coldwater, who |vtis chopping depot of it summer uf ernoon to “s«’e wood near his house, heard his boy the train come in” there La rommiiij crying at the house. Thereupon lie iind.-fbicd charm about the lift? uf the Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, ' ' Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. Proprietor ef the • WOLVERINE MILLS! LEE REED Shop is full of Cutters. ftd. That's what's th* mutter. — AND — J. LEE REED. WOOL CARDING MACHINE! PKOB.tTE Oltl>J2K. Mich TVamhv-ille. Stays or Mramoax. 1 Would respectfully inform the public trial and C. M. HOLLER, Miller. Mancfaotured by the Michigan Stove Co., and warranted for one year. and BBFFntT FBKE FBErfF CO. A Iszy toy raakr* a laxy man. *».»»*<Mhut tho «»rl« •«« ae’im ly l ip jostsssure as a crook rd saplitt makes ! ped ! 1 to-ik her H» her mother, whn HiSHHLtf FOUNDRTI "a crooked ireft. Who cw?r vet mv a i hoy grow «p in idleness, tlio * ’ make • abiltteMi v=»<alHuU. er bad WOOL! WOOL! My Carding 'Machine IS REACT ir,.-,.. Hhu 1.,. • Plows. Sleigh Shoes and ti„-v I.,'l n<. »»i« 1. nn'.,n.iiy ... hrg,l General Jobbing, me>* . i".y»h>ng fit fei.Hrlvon her. Il<>w t*.' Was E. SAVAGEfk BRO » COLUMN OPIlTMgi -rtl TflOlE AT THE SHORTEST SOTICE. ! many wuia to 7 G, F. WILSON, Prop AND GET A LEE REED Mr. row LES, CkrUer tW Cro'nrv. brought to Nashville. Also a large stor eluding the Siher Str. I Diaonad the fastest cu t srorid, and all to be iffeted at pi ice, heretofur Cash. C.X. WOLCOTT, �■el -=- -......... W H. VOVNG. M. I II, ltaak.wm.whal a ,iwy long tail rename, a targe d >,'» tr tok. —Mr. Brady ocoupin the second a fox. clearing i twelve feet , and living ronras. Jlanixg, Match Theta - laud (he biy«aw where il had chased a iand cheai ly printed at this office. ■nlride ■! j N a • 'he^vilJage ol Bellevue 8mI les Meat h Pm k Clevrr’s Hartal | Town Treasurers give us a bid. | n family of the name of Sturdevant, 1fftaahs ft—ta esvra, to eifM tent*; B. RASEY, hmvmxn. GuJaand ■ coaaiaiing a a craxy m«u, his wife Granrer to pay 119 for .a stove when pud her paramour, and two children. it has bo o (feted him for >13? CLEMENT* SMITH. Tun husband has been insane (or sev­ —Eastman. Ac Young hav/» -been eral years, and tho wife has a para,- Tea V 1, A W Y K for fifty cent* j»er pound al Daugherty ’ 10 'making improvements, speh as refit­ ptour. by whom she has hod one child. A • Room's. gASTM AN A YOUNG, JJENRY H? WOOD, Justice of the Peace, LtEBHAGSER, ; q rag, painting etc- in their law offioe. She also has a sou about 22 years —Pork is coming in lively.and is old. named Ransom Sturdevant, by 1 Tbomas’s. brikging from >7 to 88 per hundred her hii’I-and. • It appears that the Ten SaUs for Sale by C. C. Wolcott’s, । pounds,. Aihsworth & Brooks htc interloper has misused and pounded that will anit. that son until “life lo him has become prines > the. buyers. _ —Ton will find Dried Beef al 49. no object, ” Friday and Saturday —Wednesday wit heard that Wm. School Baeks and 1 egal Blanks Lee. formerly of Kalema, recently last he passed in drinking and play­ at Botas Babe. shot his wife, in California. That ing billiard*, and on Saturday, nt ^tbpul five «»1dock tn the afternoon, he . TA1LOR —<P. Durham has opened a stock ended his earthly troubles by hanging PARADY, Manufacturer of * Boot* and Shoes, A coroner’s jury , of groceries.'crockery nnd glassware said that the cattae of bis death was ]Market. in his store. Read what he says in insanity, of which bo had shown another column. signs (or several woefc". . —Mr..Bull, one of tho oldest re­ Common Connell Proceedings. Mtolil&rnn. TH* Hones w*«eain>1x located boniwiuf the vttlasa. awl A "Syria, he excavated a 'nufftilo's the surface of the ground.. —W P. Walling, of Bittie Creek, town, lonking up the interests of their railroad .water elevator, which is a ELIHU CHIPMAN, •Iimticcof the Peace, It is apt to trouble one when they “run afunr.ol it. Xaaliville, MlcU. . —Sakes alive! It is alarming hnw Nnshvil’e whii troubles -the Vermontville^nk'slinger. Our advire is, “ Don’t touch it. my boy.” Present, — Downing, Davidson, Wolcott and Hardy, Trustees. FALL AND WINTER ELIM &WY GOODS’ Alsu VELVETEENS for I LOA KING. ren severely cut his foot with an nx CUT FHEE OF CHARGE’ 25ih, STOCK Kerosine OU, 15 cents per Gallon. CORN. P.M. E. J. FEIGHNER. ’ (I. A. TRUMAN, Recorder. President. APPLES, OATS, Clover Seed, &c., LATH, SHINGLES, WATER LIME, The committee appointed to ditch Ike Durkee and Buxton swamp, re­ and six of A. DRUGS & 3017 BARLOW’, r-AHHtON .V1IL.1C BARBER and HAIR DRESSER! Nauhvillx, Mien. SALT, HAIR. STUCCO. if-C., Patkmt Medicimxs, OTTTSz STOCK Paints, flils, Varaisaes & Brushes, Is all new. and has been selected with.great ear* ami w* warrant satis action. We would e*prcixl!y eali •tUcutfoa to cur larya stock of Reprrernling nearly every kind known to ibe trade, and to yob that indulge in the for­ eign luxury, *e would say • 4’c-; AINSWORTH t BROOKS. Cowie to Our Store! TOILET ARTICM1SAUD PERFUMES, And sea for yourselves. Proprietors. SPECTACLES, (warranted PebbU) J.JVKRAII FOR i TUB YAMA8I11B0 (uncolored) Wall Pt per & Bordering Japan Tea, for 1&1. I’onn^ 11 ynod Tca,450 cU. W. P. addition* nnd dition, and seventy-two cents on one He yells f “ How'* that-for high ?" Mere on Darkens purchase, south of Any one wishing a good auctioneer Truman’s, the whole being in the can have their wants attended to, by village ol Nashville, Mich. leaving their orders at this office. The following accounts were pre­ —The expenses incurred by Barry sented and on motion allowed . Shaving, Hair Cutting <J- One year ago the Manistee Board of Dressing, Shampooing, . j Supervisors allowed the claim, but tbs best of Oib used. I La Untnn Hoose. I the new Board of Supervisors,.at Shop just sooth of। their last session resolved “that Man­ FALL MILLINERY MUDS' C. Camball. Wm. E. Griggs, T.-C. Downing. D. Staley, w-rk on bridge. Ain-worth A Brooks, lumber. C. Cambell, ditching. Mark lUpheun. ditching, $ 1.00 3.75 10.81 9.50 2.45 istee Co. has never been justly or W*w. E tlrigss l.U> On motion Cminc'1. adjourned. indebtedness of the Vanderpool trial, E. J. FEIGHNER, G. A. TRUMAN. R-coidsr. PreaiJrnt. 'and that we repudiate the so-c tiled legally indebted tn Bnrry Co. (or the Mrs. Nt JU. STEBBINS Barry Co. claim, and hereby reject OF THE and-disallow the same.** A good dose cf law will do that county good, and CRACKERS By the barrel. A Fkksii Stcc or THAT IS THE RELIABLE HOUSE DRESS ZLZEAKING cm AS-B Sts. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE! For everybody to bay their cm mum i Crockery, STATEMENT. J would ano ounce I a the. public That the (ScccssasssoBJi to T. Nxxaos) Entire New Stock- BOISE Bros. pocket, ou the foakunt tor chance . fifteen e*W* per gallon. 10 a good He found ilanJ jumped on. —J!sx-y Dr«M Bfrup « 49 for $1. IS ot ice. TYiiu is one. At night that Meals 25 cfs. Call at Central House Sign. 3 DAUGHERTY & ROOSA. New LStock of Goodsl CONSISTING OF JACOB LENTZ Matinfacturcr» and keep* on ban Parlor, Library, Biw, OQw h GEHEBAL FUNTORE! Everything belonging to the DRESS GOODS. Grocery, Crockery & Lamp Trade, DRESS TRIMMINGS, Together whb a.full assortment oi GLOVES. CORSETS, MIRRORS, PICTURES. FKA Me AND CARDS. BRACKETS. . D USTERS, Q.&C-, Att Cheap for Ready Pay Is Any Hoose in Bnrry Count). i with lath. <y NEW GOODS! FURnItURR WANUFACTORY i 10w2 List Tursdtv we muiced one boy, hqpds in his Lodgings Prescriptions Carefully Prepared Fair Prices and ifonr.st Dealing. brukeu uuars that have arose up in ed iu this one item. grid and ^rjstaurant Iu connection with atorc. Ton will always find at past week in catching on sleighs and < cullers, and the Iwuiaos aad jam*. an 1 teatimonv thereof could not be neord ? FRESH MEATS, Mabiusp.—At the Naehville Ho*te«, by ! E»b. R. D M*»d. John Ma*i>««>. af Cattle- i quintessence of pleasure, during the . 1O,OOQ Call aad «« OYSTERS CITY DRUG STORE, IV* would announce that we shall open daring this week a vs. W. da nol wi.h lo ealoglxe. for youraelrea. • BOISE BROS., The case of Theodore Maxson NEW STORE! ment was rendered for defendant for The Choicest Bread Ever soi l in Nashville, which we think the For Medicinal and Mechanical PurpoMS, at The very best method of getting —In the Circuit Court for this Co. your water from your spring, creek, pond or Having moved into my Jtidg* Hoyt tried and decided. Wed­ lake into yonr h-jueo or barn: being the only cheap and durable method for bringing nesday. two cases from this locality. the water cold and pure from a spring, in The case of Porter Bailey vs. Henry exitUuca. For part ieulara inquire of H. Wood, for false Imprisonment. STEPHEN DOWNS. Nashville, Judgement for the defendant with I would raspacuany tovtts =y *>M «m*t*»m-. Or W. P. WALLING, Proprietor, Ba tile Creek, Mich. ers aud costs against the plaintiff to l>e taxed. —The first snow of the season has i nahled the village boys to enjoy the ' ROE & CLEVER. Pure Wines and LiQuors Glassware & Lamps! Dom This Interest You? BAKERY GOODS Ot every description. People can Appreciate. IMPROVED WATES ELEVATOR S&3.74. whole smount claimed, with Wedoewlay last, bad nothing to do wiC their coats to be taxed. Eastman ic Young affairs, whatever, but was for the parpoee of for Plaintiffs and Clement Smith for rffeetin- a settle meat between mye-df and other parties. Defendants. . MEAT MARKET! SugarH. SpiccH, Etc. AH Goods Warranted------- Physicians' G. W. McCormick; replevin. Judge­ E. D. BITGOOD. Piol-nitro,. FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES, —i x— she will get it too, if we mistake not. And in nritliw to suit customer*, all to be A .Sunday ntxht train trarva !’n»lwater posin Ihrwrh Grand k apKU al 1An p m and NaiobvlH* M p m, arriving nt .Ia«kaon ILtS P m, sowowrtins U« wlUi th* AUaalic Evpraw for Ix-tralt. ___________ C. B. BCHU. flnpt. SeW BLuk. aai itkr BmU STATIONERY A LEGAL BLANKS, which we ship and retail at bottom prices. on lot six, block four in A. W. P. ad­ Go. in the Vanderpnol case have never been paid by Manistee Co. Eaton tUsri-b, IX Babby Co. She Still retain* tbs services of MlS* G. D. Babcock, called upon us Sat­ fifteen dollars to be assessed on tho village, and two and 50-100 dollars urday : DELL 1X4S 1.14 1.47 For cash, nr Its equivalent. We *1*0 keep on h*nd and have for sals* Olds. Downin’*, Hardy, of sec'ion SJ, town- 3, range 7 west, Prqhato Judge of except 20 acres aud Railroad track, Eaton Co. in I860 and forty (oar dollars on blocks ifjve VevmoattiUe, As Cheap as they can be Bonghi Delivered at their Council Rooms, ) Nov. 25t|i. 1874. ) ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE Council met piiisuant to adjourn­ ment. Pv«*»ea:, ESSSi, lU.iirr-, NuhrUtc. J!’ Groceries, of Every 05111381 ~ ' 1874, at seven o'clock, elected DRESSM AK ING A SPECIALTY. Er.'(Ex. 13’“ BOISE BROS'. GROCERIES POTATOES, On motion Council adjourned till highly respected 'by all knew him. —Barry county’s "boss" auctioneer MaiL POVMD, W, will utl youJ residence in Kdamn, on the 25th ing dr scribed parcels of land, and in in st.. of a'poplexy, after an illness of accordance with the fuiloUriug appor­ only four hours. He was nn enter tionment: Sixty-fonr dollars ou the prising farmer, a goo I neighbor, and north-east hall of south-east quarter He was GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIV. constantly on hand. Em. LntWr al Sal tsnni TRUNKS! Saw sad Planing Mill east of the Drpot, Nashville, Mich. ON. HAND! NmUIIIc, Sept. let. 1S74. 49 48 A. W. OLDS. Goins w, A. AYLSWORTH. Minutes of the previous meeting He is now able to Collections a specialty. while chopping. ported that the expenses fur said use it, although it occupies consider­ ditch amounted to one hundred and LOA N able of the sidewalk when he is twenty six and 22-100 dollars, which walking. amount was ordered by the Common —Hon. Joseph Gridley died at hi* Council to be assessed on the follow­ Has just received a coi5p}He*u*ori.-nen' vt For the Wholesale and Retail Trade. ILuttth and Shing*le«,- LARGEST pay the Highest Market Price for MONEY TO MRS. L. O. CROCKER Not around the corner, but next door to Halbvrt A Co. AINSWORTH & BROOKS, Regular meeting bald. Wolcott and DaVidson, Trustees. —Some Utile time ago, S. C. War General Conveyancing, I also nwnufaeV’r* Soft «n(t Hard Wood Cozy Little Brisk Store, rend and approved- nnd J. Randolph, uf Fdw&mo. are in good and useful invention. Council Rooms, ) Nov. 24, 1874. J . It wa* about two fe«t below head. JONES, . —While Henry Ellis was ditching in a swamp on White Ellis’ farm? in Experienced Employed. The new firm o Detroit Free Preu—gave us a short call yesterday morning. f. J* *»<:«», P rr JLHl rvft- Stdiar, Monldta^t.-, Ac., CMMng, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing ' Goods, Best Be?f from four t eight ets. ATTENTION, ALL! porters of that excellent paper— Tht FINION HOUSE. 2DE,-5T O-OOTDS Dressed Flooring Qomc'.and «ee if hiuijclf in a barn. T7 Re-sawing, &c., R E M E M B ER For*M own, brat fl. twice by some at one jump. ONE PRICE TO ALL. SHAWLS. CASSIMFRES, Baby Cats an! Peraffibilaters j ;« COFFINS AND OSSETS, &.9&, (Hall style rocenes © SHR 9Up8 AND COR'FIN LIN INGSlept conttemlly m hand. OF ALL KINDS, kcookod out, his o<*tk* split Country Produce alwayu\ bought at the TOP of ZAe Market. his head, bat be h ul WH. is, Massball .any Nashville. Oo«L Slat. 1874. L. C. BOISE & 00.' ' W. n. KMBEBABro. W»aanfnetnre our Farnilore 'CT2E3 i Clocks, �CAUTION. charing old onJ oeoond-hand machines also been* appoitftod m follows: Alabama, loaeo ocnwty, George R. lUoid; Eesexvilfe, Allegan epunty, Georgs T. Clapp: Oakfield. Kent county, Weelcy Miller: Pompril, Gratiot rtewa , John E Small; ’Ywrona Mill?, Huron , Albert Lndington ; York Waahteuaw , Mrs. Harriet X. Bowers. Ths contract for eonotruoting the naw rail­ road bridge O\ tbo Chicago, fiaginaw and Canada Company across'tbo river at East 3 >N«tl MWUUta to about *100,000 MJ- —Warner WilUama, a freight conductor, wm kjllod ou the Iron Mountain railroad of the caboose, whan hia bead attack a wood* shall audit that class of bills. Upon hia at­ pile, knocking him to tho ground and killing tention being called tu the law, Mr. Mullett bin instantly. is ropctftod to have said that ho would —A fire In Independence, Mo., cm ths 55th uIL, dsatroyod ♦150,000 worth of.property. ment of tbs doutingeiit fund, whereupon —A fire al Tilsonburg. Canada, tbo night hs did resign, and the reeignallon wm ac­ of tho 97th-ult.,'d<Mtroyod twenty storee and cepted. —The Duke of Abmorn. Viceroy of Ireland, dwellings. Wrought Iron Bridge Company, the work to b completed April I. The contract price ia the river, over tho old or maii> choanal. A W- U»TON, assignee of tbc^Grsat Western Insurance Company of Chicago, is prosacuting eults against thirty delinquent stock­ holder# redding abrarkraa points in Wastom hM aoceptad the office uf Grand Mister of the Michigan. Two'of the canes have resulted in • FIA'AXCZAL a>b JXbrSTBJAi. verdielo for the complainant. —Gleason A Fell, dry good* merchants of recent death of tbo Duke of Leinxter. Gowzs's shingle mill, at Greenville, wm re­ Ban Francisco, have failed for »30u,000. cently destroyed by fire. Low, ♦10.000. —A convention of iroD-mannfactnrm was Tm product* of tho Stale Agricultural I held at Philadelphia last week, to consider Gon. WMlilngtcE were found. Among them Farm wore as fpllows: Wheal, 11 acres, GUO ; some Ulla, souse of the items rf which indi­ cate: that Waaningtcn wm not a Good Tern* iron trade. Aijlrei there waa a diversity of opinion m to the cause of the prsA-tulitig dull ­ plar,. Tbs Hems aro: ''BovMipacka of cards." 14,470 bushels; bay. 33 acre*, regular *rola‘'four barrels of porter.” “ten'galfans of ness, but the mooting finally settled down to rum,” ote. Several lino actograplui of WmIi- t)ie conduaion tliat the ,sn|>ply of iron fur e&ttlc, number of shorthorns, IB; Devons, ■omo mon tlin baa exceeded the demand, 12; Galloways, 4; Jerseya, 5 ; Ayrshire, 12; —F. Barry, aged 9fl, tbo oldest Journeyman and hence tbo lasses pf the trade. grade catlU, 10; swine, Suffolk, 3; Essex, 17; —Tip irou manufacturers of Northern Ohio Berkshire, K. Louis. U<h first work m a Journeyman print- and Western Pennsylvania have decided to t'OAj. is Wing mined between Lanolng and close their mills until there ia come improve­ Mason by James Jenkins, a practical mlneg. —Mr. fiber wood A. Coan, bettor known un­ ment in the market. Tho Eaetcru manufact­ urers have also decided to reduce production out,’afid the. ooal is pronounced tho hast known baritone singer, dlr fl in Chicago a few materially. Michigan coal yet found. It will compare fa­ vorably with Pennsylvania. Coal Lu also RAILROAD INTKLUGENCX. been found near Dimondale. preparing to die. leering behind him almost The steam barge Neptune waa burned al —The Bcnato CommitUe.on Transportation, in their report just publlsbod, davolo con- EmI Saginaw last Week. Ix>st, tl&,000. Lis widows shed briny tears when li- dies •* eidcrablo apace to the auhjoct of ideepingall good widows should, wo would look for a carn in relation to the cxfienaea of railroad volunteer fire department. Hereafter the de­ companies. Tbo coucluaions aro that the partment will consist of four hose eompanier, ftleopiag-car companies are a queatinuabhi seven men each, and they 'will b« paid at the • OEJTEBAl,. company has Ixjui nrcanlzcd at Winona. advantage to tho railroads, and tliat the rate pf sixty dollars per month for each comcharges fur Eno bvitua «ra vXvvzriru. Frcsi . Minn., by pruiohtent Grwigm, to bnild au dint Fulltcan, cf tho Palace Car Company, I forty-five dollars. opposition telegraph lino- from Chicago to j Tux steamer Wimlow recently arrived at fit. Psuh It claims to Uavo asauranevs of de­ submitted th views in a letter to tho commit­ tee, in whisti ho makes the pica that the rail­ Detroit with the heaviest cargo of copper— sirable connections at Chicago with tho At­ roads cannot do the work so aatiafactorily as consisting of barrel, mass and cake copper— lantic and-Pacific Company, ai.d announces its a company specially devoted to it; and Inal by ever brought out ot the Lake fiuperior coun­ purjxiee th build frotn-Wiiifina to Chicago next the adoption of his byntem ranch annoyance try. It consisted of nearly COO tom. uf ’ season. and discomfort is »aved to travelers, capocalliy mineral and metal. The estimated Value of —Fhe InUrnatinnaT put of the Centennial riadiea aud invalids. this cargo Is recorded at ♦292,000, net. This Exposition in 1876 promisee to be a gigantic ia said to ba tbo moat valuable ca^go of failure. The most energetic efforts of the freight in tho form of mineral ever carried on tho co-operation of a single tlrat-claes natl >n in eUher hemisphere. The only nations in Chicago Tn’burie tclegraphu that tbo work of woyo 159 tons ot pig iron for the Poniuaular Eurojie tliat will take part in it arb Swvden reform in tbo Federal cftlocw, which began in Iron Works, Detroit, and a considerable amouht of miseeJUneoua freight, which, to-.■' aud fiwitxeriaud. * gether with the value of the vessel, would i . —Tho Supreme Court of Indiana, in a cmo fixates. the vessel and cargo worth more than —The President is reported to favor a tnako cppealed from Marion county, lias decided £400.000. ~ * I scheme fur a grand gyeiom of internal im ­ that colored children hare no right to tliu A xtw borae dlroasa Um broken out.at privileges of the common ocbdoln of the provement. with a view of reviving business. —A convention of persona in favor of in­ Grand IU|>lda. Tbo ar.lraxlg aro jraddouly I Slate, provided under tho Constitution for white children. 1 he pubflo ecliools aro pro­ flating tho currency sag liekl at Indianapolie, taken stiff, and full dead in twonly-fcur hour*. ' vided for the citizen* of the Slate, aud at Uic on tao 25th of November. ’About sixty dele­ Throe horeM died in Jamwtorn and George,! time of the adoption of the present Btato Con- gates wore present, eight S^tos being repre­ town .Mt vretk. Tuzaz died at Adrian ImI week an old man eUtutlLn only whites were citizen*. Tho sented. Resolutions were adopted in favor of ,___ , , court holds that the Fourteenth Axncudmeut tho withdrawal of national and State bsnk- of 7li,nan><>d D. n.ComBtock,wbo had bconaick ; tor about «• von week* with a Mn^edte^ao^ « ’ ” ‘I dt ea not sptjly to ibis case. . -v Blomarh, which won*. — «uded the Kirill of tho ! tlio had baffled —Tho Philadelphia 1‘vnr has passed from ! the hands of Cot Forney- Into tho<-a of Col. ■ionista tn put a IPresidential ticket in tho pUynicjana. For a largo part of the lima ho i Ito bo held at rilnv^lantl . ■ ,___ _____________ .__________ . ! Cleveland. bad-almost' euLlrsly abstained from___ eating, McClure, a well-known Philadelphia poli­ field, wm -arranged to no tician, who will conduct it, from Jan. 1,.m an mdepeudetd anti-Adminintration paper. The price palcl wu «250,G«). —Tho Supreme Court Um decided that the Indians, ia their tribal relations, have no property rights in fee; also that tho limber and minerals on the reservations arc a part of the realty, and cannot bo sold or iczsed. Undoubtedly this Is tho meet Important de­ cision that has como from tho Supremo Court in many years. It Imp jvctirhen somo tribes, and' seriously affect all It destroys tho value of tho rowan aUops except for hunting and grazing grounds. It annuls tbo contracts which bare been xnaflo with tbo savages by speculative and not too iK-rupnlous whites. —G* & Rugs, fiuperintcadont of ths Postal Hallway Servian, urges the oAAbiisb- York aud Chicago. —The lash aiui tho pillory e till prevail in Delaware. Eight priaoncia were flop god at Now Castle reoenfiy. —D. D. Williams, for embezzling the funds of tho National Bank of Conncant* —Worley Underwood, who wa* condemned to Cm hanged, and cor.finixl in Iho Palmyra (Mo.) jail, hung himself, a few nights ago, —D. B. Frink, sx-editor of the Truckee (Nevada) Rrpubliean, wm rhot and iuntantly killed, on tbo night of Nov. 25. by an un­ known man. He was a member of the Vigi­ lance Committee of that place. betiido tlio bed occupied by tho mother. burglary conspiracy case was finally brought to a cIc>M.at Washington on the 2>i-.h n!L, and resulted in a hung Jury in tho cases of Detec­ tives Whitely and Harrington. Judge Arthur —George Simona, colored, wm hanged on tho 27th tilt, at Covington, Ga , for outrag­ ing a while woman in November, 1873. Hu confessed the crane. —T. T. Brooke, late Presided of the Mer­ chants’ National Bank cf Petersburg, Ya., has been coa vtete 1 of embezzlement aud ncnteuco 1 FIRES AND CASUALTIES. factory, and the Empire Hair Wot its. *on wUte eprcwfosg tarpaulins in ProbMi-o'- wounded, by tho faTiiug of a wan which bad board nnd advantageous to the cartite of good, morals. Jouca, who is a Demo­ crat, and a very popular oue-fcrmed ex­ confederate, wm cliosen Clerk of the Court of Appeals over Codbrano, Repub­ lican, by a majority of over forty thou­ sand. Several years ago he had a did culty with a fellow-tawnHinan, which led to a challenge from his adverMuy. This challenge was not formally accep’.ed, though it wm virtually, for tho preliminaries for the fight werq arrnnjyM by Jones* second with Jonce' approval After the election of August last, Cochrane, the defeated candidate, claimed the certificate of election on the ground that Joues was disqualified for the office, 1‘ecatwe of hik acoeptainoo of a challenge to fight a duel Jones re­ ■haomatb lied on the fact that he had carefully avoided a formal acceptance as his jus­ tification. The board of canrassen*, however, though all IiemocratB and friends of Janes, take the adverse view, and'decide not to give the certificate to him. They refuse it to Cochrane, also, for the very good reason that ho was not elected. It. Is probable that the dis­ appointed Clerk elect will ask »be Court' of Appeals for a mandam ns against the board, in which case their action will be exhaustively reviewed by tho*highcfd lie by oeping them as new mufliinrs. The Wheeler .t Wilnon Company bega to ad­ vise tho public thatanyone deslringto buy their second-hand machinea can be sup­ plied by that Company direct, cm better terms than others can afford them, nnd b« assured of what they arsbuyiug. Address WHEELER 4 WILSON MFO CO., 623 Bsoadway, New Tore. • Kathelrwo crevgeta the , oredieeleg dsueruff. au-. didn’t met OPIOWBS prepnratiun, m:vlp clfietly from’ tlio na­ tive IwrUs found on the lower ranges of the Sicrr^t'cvada moiitrtlii-'W of CaUfof- ; Bia, the iffedfclnal propertios of uhicli. C A Y A r> „ For r " n information. vrtre-lUt. cV4ft!»H g>,aMSWsa»"- aro extracted therefrom without the tree nf Alcohol. Tho quesuiva U -almost daily asked. '• What ia tbo cause uf tlio unjmraUeled success of Vinegar Ji: • rittHtnia) X’lptVln* tk^.^ TxiM f" Our answer is, that they remove cause of disease, mid the p:Ulcnt re­ AMERICAN FARM,JOURNAL. the corers his health. They tiro the great ' blood purifier and ft lifc-givi|ig principle, a perfect .Renovator and Invlgorator of i(ic system. Never before In tho RUtoty of tbs -wwrla ha» a uiMidns been coutpunnded \no»wi»ing the remarkable qnahtiM of VixWXkBiTTKtts in hralinctto—■ick of every diteano man heir to. They are a gentle Pnrprtivo aa well aa a Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver and Visceral OrgnuB, iu Bilious DiMiasea. • The properties of Dn. Walker's Viszr.^M BtlTKaz are AperieuL.Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutritinux. Laxative. Diuretic, fic<lalive, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera­ tive. aud Anti-Biliaiw. It. li. KeOONALD Ai CO.. Dropcirta and G-n. AcU_Han PraaciMn, Colil waia, FREE • ADVERTISERS. 0C£AX SMUGGLING. THE WEEKLY 8UM£SU«iSK.Si *1.0006440. Wnaxv-Na.’JChlcezo.tl.lOBiai; No. 1 .HpriVE,' *l.u«'n.25. Ooan—siaaoc. Oavs-SB CHICAGO. Bzxrz»—Choice Graded 8l(rn, 46.2S34.7S; Chofcs NsUvrs, $3.75^6.00; Good Ur Prime Stem, 4Sjhc#5X0; Ooiv and I'.lfrrt, tt.Ooa Common, tl.00®2.75. Heaa-Uve, »7.00®7AJ. ruiua—Fancy White Winter, PJ.Wit7.oo; HM WluUr. JJ.OW^S *0. Went-So. 1 Bprmr, cd to be personal baggage, not dutiable. 9tedA3K«I No. 3 Hpring, V!J«(4Sl25ic; No. 3 Spring, We have thus on average cf 257,810 Coax—So. 2,GZ<iMSc- 0*r*-NoJ,t3i trunks filled with articles claimed a» duly free, representing, on a valuation of 8500 on each trunk, the enormous ST. LOOTS. sum of $128,905,000." Much of this li a.rtV. kri>.r7tte. micteMii'. tM .Mchant *nJ th* nrOf«*>lural man. and tb»lr wivai SthUdrea. Wa alm U> make Ilia Waclcly Ban bast fata Ur n»<r>nat>er In th« world. Il liVuIl leaks laata. p dd. The cheat Prof, D. Meeker’s PAINLESS OPIUM CURE! Clarkes STEINWAY h^S^'.Sii’AJF.'.LSXtL’KKS New Method Piano-Forte. merchandise, it is further said, ia in re­ IXew.M^lc. Oats-No.-^. 61^41 «c. Hra-No. RICHMOND PRINTS Endorsed by the Musical, Educational and ality intended to be put upon the market ira bcea Mis tu high e airera by ibtss wboaaa general Press, and by Good Teachers, to bo ili.-j .They ata prvcucsd in aU the uoraltlag os merchandise, aud still other portions Beyond all Comparison the Best of it are brought over for tniru pariiea,'o be had at Book and Music stores. . who have remained nt home. This abuse Sent by Mail, Price, $3.75. —the mildest word which can be used prsper for ths bouts or ■ trseI— b»»u tltn I in d»lvi>6 and pleating in OcforUg. with reference to it—hM sprung up, it CINCINNATI. "CHOCOLATE 8TANBARD 8TYLE8, would appear .from the report, both o*r>-saa««. fr°m ® defect of the law and from a TOLEDO. axity on the part of thocustoms officers, The Ooiumisirioner suggests that manv o{ tho difficulties with respect to pas’- ran, S1JN3L10. - Coan-New, 7J®T3Xc. DETBOIT. songers* jjmrtHTOrt, baggage micriit m.ight 1>« be nvnicLul avoided hv by WniUT—Extra. Jl.ia&l.n; Amber, the passage of a law limiting the value to ■tit. A copy I'M fir" toil! stsllcanta by mail Addtati DR. O rut I. P8 DBOWN. XI araua Btieit broQ3b‘.in •“‘J ouo person to a CLEVELAND. specified sum. EVERY HQVSRnotD CAN BE BUPEUED ■ ■ ... Portable Family Sewing Machine, trim A BEAUTirVL illvjuxatinq gas I'linr. am! Ore-Illi. ON BY TUR KEYSTQXE SAEETYOAS XACRIXE. Fine now roMwood pianos for 1J300. and for tho ImI 39 days aosolutsly no food of IT IS SIIlfLE IX COSSTRVCTIOX, SAEE ZX Fine walnut organa. Six eUitm, *>125. —In tbo Eighth Wisconsin Congrogaloual any kind bad entered bls ey»Um. He bad OPHBATIOX. AND CERTA1X IE JtiBiL'EYS. Good Becuud-hand piano*. C!50 to $200. C?R V Con rTdaystboanr. Tenet free. 1 district, Bon. A. 8. MpDill, Republican, partaken of ice in largo -quantities, but aside FOR TILLAUXS, CIIITRCJIE1, RURAL HOMES, lloed'a Tomplo cf Music, Chicago. V V b V L V <>KO- Htimhox k Co„ PurlUud, 1XSTITUTIOXS, Era., THE EEYSTOXK AP-. claims the certificate of elirction, and will from thia, nothing had entered his system PABATUS AFIQR11S THE MOST PERFECT ’• will rrlund the BOCW, apply to the Supreme Court for a mandaiuu« daring tho last 39 days of bls life. A pootA -clean skin is as noc&isary to good return or machlaa wind* a ANS OP ILLUMINATION YET DISCOV­ to so tnpel such aw^rd by the State canvaaeora. । mortem examination developed the fact that health os food. ER. PAMPHLETS .LVD FULL INFORMA­ Beckwith Sewing Machhw €•. TION ON APPLICATION. KEYSTONE SAFE ­ tho mucous membrane of the a tomacL wm Indisputable Etlrtenn. iior ettO forfeit New York: 802 Broadway. TY GAS MACHINE CO. ; J. B WILSON. PRES, t FOREIGN. to COWER A Cl almost entirely deatroTed; that tbo stomach St. Elmo, III., July B, 1874. C. H BAKER. SIX. . 7 17 S.lA'SOJf ST, PHILA___ Ml Wabaah Aya. B. V. Pikucx, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y.i—I wink —It is staled that one of tho seaportH of -itself wm thin and hard, aud that tho conse­ I)KLPHU; tin LIBERTY ST. NEU’ YORK to add my testimony to ths wonderful enraWONDERFUL CURES BY THE quent inflammation rendered tbo ntomach anMorocco will eoon-be ceded to Germany. A large quantity of breech-loading rifloa Okaxd lUnxm waa ria.ted by a destructive have been <i:dcxed from Berlin by ttw Cuitteao patent conflagration non on Thanksgiving i nana .giv.og miming, morning. me The I wm badly afflicted with di guTcrnmcnt. ranged and r ----- *---- x : Crawford Bros., <35,000; ituur- ■ tbo nervous system, tio rapid and complete A dUfaUh from Rome reportM iho lots of AnA W«.Ut «. — _1 lu AOK AAA . t 1^.1 IL- TV-.-.,-— . *--. . — .l’ ,. an American vessel on the Mediterranean, auco,, 923,000. Stahl A SchaoiJor, f25 000 ; J did the Dinoovory affect a perfect euro that it InFitranaa, ♦H.OO'J. Q. 8. Loyall, *10,000; ' tieemod' more like magic and a perfect wonder wkh.all on board. to myself, mid einco that time wo have never _been without _ _a _bottle of tho D.acnvcry _and —The mutlicipal okctlouB throughout fully iniured. France, on the 22d of November, readied Tiib following table gives tbo papulation of PtwgaUvo PelloUi in the houta. They aro a almost everywhere in favor of the Republi­ ,u. du.. ...d or u.. IM, ™uj. o. can!!. Michigan. MoBtof tbo «Um, it will bo ob-| ^r^Anft vbbnnt charge. W0 have never —In view of the Arctic expedition to be fit­ oorved, ahow a healthy increMe. Tbo docrearo had a doctor in tbo homo ainoo wo firat began c r-e i ca cr o. / aa. ted ont by the British goverjimel; Lady Frank­ in Idipttning 1» more apparent than real, m : th® uae of yourPelloU and Dioovory. I have lin rouows her offer of a reward of B10,fi00 for u. 05..™I.,1S70^-od. rh.-bol. r»„the recovery of tho official records of Hlr •hip, while those for 1374 include only the — • •*----- - — — ———• •*— Jchn Franklin's exped:lien. city proper. The city and township togothor ' more than acoouipUah trit they aro clrnmed to —Advices from Buenos Ayres announce the now lack only *150 of tho papulation of the iI do. I will only mention one an remarkable end of tbo Argentine revolutlou. tornakip four yitare age ; * (though I could giro yon dozens)—Henry । Koster, furniture dealer of this place, who —A Madrid disj aich states tliat Spain is willing to tettle tho VirgiuitM affair on Ute same Irnue tliat sho MUled with Groat . l" iii criipnoDB without end extending to hia body, Britain. .} ci- ; which wm compleiaiy covered with btotebea . and Bcalee. Nothing that ho took eocmcd lo —Eleven Spanish deserters were recently • • ■ affect it a particle. I finally iudoced him to trioil by court-martial iu Cuba, and shot. ■ trya few bottles of tbo Golden Medical DU—The price of wheat l» advancing on the ^3 | co very, with daily use of tbo Follow, Mooring THE I ev«r»wti»r<t. Baud for pressaetut to Coutli.ont. ; him it would eurely cure him. Ho commenced 7l»,5T. I101.2M at.«7■R n nir I *• <’->»IPGMAM, 6 Sarelay it, W. T„ 11,11% 17.1-1 a,734. —Tho German government. Hm relaxed the B UU di. I at Its w«»tata st., Cla.tauiau.OAio. s.3*i • a,w»: THE PUBUSHERS. rigor of Count Von Aroim'a imprisonment, 3.U7I *.»□ Dirht, and the Discovery an directed. The re­ aud he hi no longer under 'police sur.reilsult u to-day Ids akin U perfectly smooth, and the scaly eruptions aro gone. He baa taken 1.7W 2,V7i Botno seven or eight botties iu all, and con­ 3 S1B4 3.BS4. 1 —Ono of tho ridnocerorl In tho London siders himself cured. This case had baffled •J.3WI X4W; 1 .Zoological Gardens got hia mad p;i, the tho thill of our best physicians. Messrs. MW 3,33Ii 1 a,iu:.l a an. .. .. other day, aud gored tiro of Ida keepers to Dansford A Co., druggists of this place, are 11.447 U,«WI X< aching largely of your mediclnco, aud the de­ death. r.isi usizfl i,i mand steadily incrsaaee, and they give perfect , —A frightful diaaater is reported at the MG 7.4U.J m satisfaction in every case. Respectfully, 1,M^”ai77 pM xv li i ... >•_ a. great Mount SL Bernard. Eleven persons .3,343 4.094 j I.S A PunviDBNTiAL Man.—This title all have periahed. now justly belongs to a plnfiricinti who —At the cutlers’ annud banquet, Shef­ hai added to the list of medicines a field, Eng., on Thanksgiving <£ay. Minister new remedy, which appears to include all that is most valuable in the old listed that, if neeeeeary, England and pharenacopoi a, and not to include any Ameriaa could, united, withstand tbo whole of tho drawbacks with which the saPort baron world. onlled specifics of the Faculty are A idfl hM been Introduced iu tho Italian chargftablo. The providential man is Dm JoHu-n Walkkr, of California, Pariiamout for a grant of 120,000 annually to who.-rc Vinkgab Birrram have achieved, Garibaldi. in the short sjxtci> of two years, a de­ —A dispatch from Borne states Hurt parties gree of popularity never before at­ there aro agitating theqceetlonof theappointtained by any advertised preparation in thia country. We have too much E/iTERi’KISE. —A lato Havana letter states that the finan­ Si 617 St. The New York Arcadian, a literary confidence in tho ehrewduesi of tbo cial MtuaUou of tho island cf Cuba b daily FOR YOUR CHILDREN. American people to suppoAu that, thia and dramatic weekly of orignality *pd becoming mtro bopeleoely involved, shd that sudden and surprising celebrity is tho Spanish soldiers are dworting by tho whole­ ability, has charged its shape. It has outgrowth of a delusion. Indeed, wa sale. The canec of tbojasurgents is growing come out in a pictotal garb, with cuts have rea-voh U> know that it is founded For 1870. brighter every day. from pencil as well as pen. Its lute of on uinumcntble nnd well-authenticated <»lJr Hnutlugtan MUlsr, Editor. cures of almost all the bodily ills that artiste is aa follows: •' Our beads will bo firsh is heir to. Not the least among Arh number nr the tBAjiuliie eontslna matter roule to tbo United BtaUv*. drawn by Jlcade, our pleasing faces by the merits of the famous Tonic and r aubicriba-a f.ir ...I ..., -. .-. Smilie, ugly onts by Guy, chignons by Restorative, is its entire freedom from ’ Mabjuace among the Burmese Blacklock, conflagrations by Borns, alcohol, its well as from al! mineral It Is composed exclusive! v of most pocttliar institution, and the rivers by Poole, places of worship by drugs. 12 •’ marriage knot ” in very easily undone. Church, fnirioe by Fay, pruyiAionn by rare vegetable extenet*.If two persons ura tired of each other's Baki r, interiors by Hart, cupboards by Tim Sherman Rnuee. Chicago, recog­ society, tlity dissolve partnership iu Old Hubbard, tnowilorms by Frost nizing the neeessify for retrenchment the following simple and touching man­ Johnsen, bucolic* by Hwxin. woods by tbvse cJm-c tin cb, um nude a material AGOm WAITED FOR THE reduetitrn in it s rates. But trrre Km ner : They respectively light two Deforest, meadows by Field, eheriffi been re«’uctiou in ite merits a» a candies, and, shutting up their hut, ftik first-clxM' hotel. down and wait until they are burned. Martin, mebtla by NieoU, guinea by Ost TJiac 1r you want to look wvll anti fit] The one whose euudle burns out first FARMER'S WAR AGAINST MOMJPOUES. Piquet, weapons by Bword, tridre by Wile?, aud our donkeys Iry DaHaaa." ever, taking nothing but the dothee he LEE & WALKER, EPILEPSY or FITS “Standard Cray Styles,1 BECKWITH $20. 30 DAYS’TRIAL. S8S HAU’S STANDARD SAFES WADKESHA AT'HARD PAN PRICES. HALL’S SAFE & LOCK CO. SSSgsa CINCINNATI OPIUMS WEEKLY GAZETTE I875““TI875 THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY STAR 0PTIC'SMAGAZINE,1875 A Beautiful Gift THE LITTLE COKPOKAL CmuBfl Fruits i VeotattBs GRANGE MOVEMENT privalic:> and suf- ■AXUFACTORY AMO SALESROOM, t3 ft 8S RATOOLPH BT^CmCAOC Grand. Sauare and Upright Pianos, HISTORY OF THE kliUd. VINECAR.81TTERS Dr. J.. Walker’s Californta Vihegnr Bitton* are u purely Vc-ctuWo snuxs. State tribunal. The Commissioner of Customs, in his report to the Secretary of the Treasury, presents some figures regarding the amount of -goods brought into this country by tourists without payment of duty. Tho C^mmissioucr says : ** It is estimated the American tourists return­ ing from Europe during the year ending June 30, 1878, numbered 36,830, and each ptnon brought on an)xverage seven $2oo^:yr^ac elm then becomes tbf property of ibe other party. 'tan NoBTHWEsTBiut Hiiimb-NawCo. * “ Furiabod " Nail k tbo beat in tbo world. $14.60 SHOT-GO. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-12-11.pdf.pdf 9f74468444aed76a9eb47b518586e24b PDF Text Text r-^-1........ . The Financial Question Dis­ cussed at Length, : ... -JriAD ■ R.aunipliojrof Payment* at the Earliest Praoti. cable Day Urged. . • VOL. II. ETCHES lt.'TSti’Ax.'ii.AfrasM '-.iTfiras,rrrti,ii,:r isaaistcwsisss MSfeWBTJrt! i » ts cahe^yg m H w w w m w w wM m m m m a^Ey.sw & ^s i es: yyTeasy-ngga s eyp T m m U m w M V A M U m w w mM w M H SSS M M M M m mw m m U m ^b ^ubU^M> k^ 25**W*a » U m w T m u Mu m m m m pnp M m w m e t w w T C w Mm — M m M w U m m m H V m T m D m A M m w m C qu m W Thia was Saturday ; in tho af­ inow. ternoon the weather moderated. Sun­ day all day it waa very warm. Monday morning it wbh worse, and tho stroeta were a perfect slush. I went into din­ Waa not ner on Fourth street at noon. in one hour, and whexi I caniu out oil that slush waa bard frozen, and that af- ternoon we walked over the river on the ica. Thelargeat trip-hammer in tho United 8 tales has recently been completed at Nashua, hn h w n u h expense o n n n k n d p w b d w n mm n b n ho d n u h un n m n w n Th n h dw h m d m h m u n h h p w h wh h h h m bo u n of h h u nd h d an h b u n b u b at IL, N. Th m w n p nd h n n m h gh Nmw Yohk d A mU w U w w u u p d h w w m P w m w m T w U u w tm w T T m w wu w h Uu m m O n mp P d d d m h n d W du n b wh n h m An d h b w mU ■> «*< n nd d m h upp d h n w T a ? n W T h k d I H n n u d h d p u m E U b h d h h k mp n n h C wh n d m h u b n o wh h m D m d h d h d o w m pp k w m m m w I went down on the boat, On the next morning there were six inches of m m I had been sick, and went for Louis. Soon it commenced snowing. n d w m followiog: In the winter of 1836 I went to SL m b W 8. A. Parka, of the Alton Tcle</rapht among other rcminiFcencea related tho n m N A A b'UDDKN FREEZE. At an old aetUcra' reunion, at Ed­ wardsville, 111., a abort time since, Mr. m n pu O Whjjamf. The Attorney-General's annual report shows that there were Judgments during tho Ureal year lu civil stuui in favor of the United Slates of 92,021,724; amount actually realir-ed, 867,192. Of the criminal cases. 6,018 wote terminated, Including 2,623 convictions, of which 102 out of 966 wore under tho En­ forcement acta. Tho total suits to which tho United States worn not a partyje 19,191, of which 11,490 were terminated, tbe judgmonta being to the amount of 910,508.624. The ex­ penses of the Marshals, Commisrioner*. etc., for the year were 92,669,730, or 9361,138 lew than ths previous year. The amount awarded by tho Court of Claims waa $2,418,804, against total claims of J4.0M.B66. Tho Aitornov-Grasral recommends that the United Slates District Court*be givsnauthor­ ity to iasoo aubpoiua* directing tbe attend­ ance of witnesses before tho Court of Claim*, and that tho latter bo rItoii ;>owcr to punish for contempt rad fsilure to obey; that tho heads of departments bo given authority for uno lu tho court of tho rebel rec. rda in poesessiou of the government; that tho police farce of the Dfetrictof Columbia be incraaaoJ; that a Ponltnutiary be erected tn the District of Columbia for the confinement of convicts, ilstead of that at Albany,- that a uniform modo ta provided for tho sclootion of jurors for United Statos Courts, and tho enactment of a few regulating tho fees and costa of clerk*, Man>bals, rad attorney* of United States Courts. n w M LAW DEPARTMENT. IlxroBT cr Arrou xn-Qinxit w U m U w H U m grogato to £19,373,731. ‘The amount of theca appropriations for tha current year, drawn for tn« uro mciitiiB siui-o July 1, us to Dec. 1, 1874. fe 911.854 448, which i« reduced bv tho amount refunded during tho period, rad that remaining in hands of paymasters aud agents of tho government will leave a little lees than ♦9.000,000 aa tho sum actually oxponned from tho current appropriation during the five working summer mouth* of thia year. w m Q T m navy-at prooent consist* of in vessels, with 1.854 guns. Of irou-elsd or annored VMM>. 16 axe cf a class -and in condition for actual and efficient semoe. Four others, cf tho class of powerful double-tarretod monitors, ar* actually on hand undergoing repeirv; rad a fifth is well worth tbe same allentim,, but tbe remainder may be counted aa really cselaea for any active and < fficlont purpose. One-half of the steam ugvy adapted to cruising is in commissi on and in actual service. Thia number of voseelu cannot bo prudently diminisbed ; but. If It is to bfleqalntaintd, there must be a gradual and conetim addition to the fiavy to supply the places of thgoe which are each year found to be worn out and unfit for further aerricc, and for thl* purpose a fixed amount for tonnage ehould bo built every rear. This tonnage may be small, but it should be constant and unfailing. To thia end tho department baa accumulated a large amount of live-oak ’timber in various navy yards, where it will yearly improve in condi­ tion and bo available as the very best material for the frames of sny ships it mav at any-timo be neceeaary or dcolrable to build. Tha rapid and almost complete disappearance of this most valuable ship lumber from our shores, largo quantitlM being sent abroad, should arrest the atteniien of Congress, and hncai'urea should bo taken to secure whst remains. The Secretary recommends that, if the Ice­ landic Committee scut out in a government vessel to examine several points on the Alaska court with a view to eetUcmout by their coun­ trymen shall find at any point cn the Pacific coast a r*‘i*factory location, that whatever uteiatasco tho government is competent to ex­ tend toward cetabliabing tn Icelandic colony there ta promptly offered, as the Icelander* would bo a ralnablo rad fruitful source of supply to tha naval service cf tiained Ameri­ can eeameu in time ot noed. Tho sypropriailona epptteabl* to fiscal year ending J une 30,1874. including the unexpended balance of sppropriktlona for tho building of new sloops, and special appropriations to re­ imburse tho bureaus fur their great expendi­ tures during ths threatenedccmpHcation* with Spain, amounuBg in tho aggregate ta tS",147,857, and the actual expenditures for tho same period from these appropriations amouuted to 936.254,155, or about 1906.000 loss than tho whole amount. 11m» appropria­ tion* made available for tbe current year, n m D B The report of ffecrejary Robceon states that tho navy is in a remarkably efBdent condition, both as regards ths number of vetoeb rad m T M T w w TOE NA VY. 1 imrrtT BoctT 0? Hrmramr Bo^raow. qu w w ^" m barat 563,386,387 letfere^ paper* and poetal cards. ______________________ w T m N m A ? %as*52r “ TssrjKsw L m m A m m m m omcc Twnc«. The following information of tho opera­ tions of tbe Pooloffi-to Department, in addi­ tion to that hitherto published, will bo foond interesting: Tbe revenues of tho dctxrtmont for the year were fJ<.S'J6.569, au<i the •XpSDdituros of all kinds $32,126,415—aa in erwaae of revenue over tbe previous year of «I,C74.«i, and of axpendltore of ♦3,014.468. Including thp appropriations by Congreoa for tha transportation of public mails, the dollcleacy in tho revenues of tho department were #5,253,834, against ♦ 5,265,475 in tho previous year. Tho estimates for tbe year ending Juno 90, 1876. are 436,964,094, aud the estimated rove nuo et ♦39448,146, leaving a defidoucy of 17,­ 815,878. This doc* not include tho revenue (or c*crying tho government mails, amount­ ing to 42.000,000. The increase in tho issue of ordinary postm w m n Um w w M n — T • . 1874, 43.204 ; same time lu 1673. 83.344. Nine hundred xnd seven poatmatcni were removed during the year, and 5,35-1 resigned There are employed in tbe j-csial rervioe 54 *;«cial sgento. 850 railway posteSeo clerkr, S39 route agents, 211 mail-route mesacngoni co®P-a" my health. SKRV10E. Abd ExmtDtrrEXj* or toe rowrDuAimcgN-r — lxrai*riw Sta- m m U w H w MU w m m m THE DEPARTMENTS. m w m m m T w m w M um travel of each respectively. It is to be regreuw! that this dtoparlty ta tbs carrying trade rxtate. sod to correct it 1 would bs willing to. see a great de­ parture from tbe usual ecur«r of tb" govermneot. ta supporting «bat might usually bs termed pri­ vate enterprise. I would not suggest aa a remedy direct subsidy to tta American steamship Uta*, but I would suggest tbe direct offer <4 ample com. praaatioa for carrying tbs malto between tb' Atlantic sea-board . cities and tta CoBilseot on American-owned and Amerioau-bntlt steamers, and would - extend Uns liberality io • cassia carrying ths malls to the South Amert^aa Btete*. and to Centra! America and Mexico, and would porous tta urn* (ollcy from our PsclCc reaprets to foreign reajK.rt* on Ita pa­ cific. Il might be demanded that veteyls built foi this service should eotiui up to a stenfo.nl fixed, by Isgtolstlou In tonnage, speed and all other qusUttee Ix.king to tta jxMallulHy cf tta ggvsrnrosnt requir­ ing them at seine time for war purposes; tbe rigln •l*o of taktag posseosloa of them ta such an emer­ gency should bn guarded. :-offer these suggestion*, believing them worthy of ocuirideraUon, lu all ssriouancaa, affecting secUona and all late reel* alike. U anything "better can bs done to direct tta country tato a course at gen­ era! prosperity, no one will be more ready than 1 to second the plan. Forwarded herewith will be found the report ot tta Cummlestoners ap­ pointed under an act -of Cgngress, approved JuneW\ 1H74, to wind up the Affair* of the Dis­ trict government, it will be s«q> from the rcixirt that tho total debt of tbc District of Colom­ bia, les* seenritied)on hand anil Available, la: The iKtixled debt toaued prior to Jtdr I, W74, g\W£*,lMO,43 . Xffi bond* aiitliorizol by act ot Concrc** June 20, 1*71, certificates of lhe Boon! of Audit, ft,”0,m.4j , to al. »L'..7U.an.Sl; )e*« special improicmcnt A*ae*aaseaisrisasteaWw n> private urupertr. in excess of any dctunu'l again*! •ucha**c*«nient, gl.r.li,oM-Sf ; lea* (‘hemtMtake and Ohio ratal laxnta. gli.OOO, and Washington amt Alexandria railroad Iwrola. MW,Otri; ta tta hands df tho Ccrnmi*. siouers of the Hinking Fund, gi.748,014.37 ; l.-ar. ing the actaahlebt.letamMassets SM,»A0)X24In addition to thl* there are claim* preferred again rt tuc government of thedtotrict amounting In tta aggregate, reported by the Beard ot Audit, to g.\l47.tB7.*<, of which the greater part will protably ta rvjectcL Thl* *um ran with no more ' j>roprietv be included In the debt of the District government than can tbc thousands of claims a*ali;>l the gc.ieral government be in clndal as a portion <>f tbe national debt; but the agflrcgntc Sfftn tb’.i* «<nt«i inclmios *>"iethltir more than tho funded debt chargeable ex. elusive)? to the District uf Columbia. The act of Coiigrc*.* . of Nor. W. 1874, contemplates an apportionment between tta United .State* gov­ ernment *:>d the District of Columbia in respect the 3 (i 'bontls; therefore, in computing with precision the bonded debt of tta District of tta aggregate sums above stated a* respect* the 1'15 bonds now Issued, the outstanding certifi­ cates of the Boon! of Audit and the unadjusted chums pending before ttat bconl stattld ta re­ duced to the extent of tta amount to be ai.porttoned to tta United Stales government tn tta manner todiCAled tn tta act of Congress of June SO, lii74. 1 especially invite your attention to the rec mimcnilatlon of the OMnmiasionera of the Sinking Fund relative to tta ambiguity of the act of June XI, IB74, tbe Interest on tbe Itatnct loud*, and ths cmsoltdatton of tbe ladeblrdcc** to tta District. Lfcvl much indebted to th* genllemr:: who consented to leave tin Ir private affairs and come from a utotasce to atteaid w tta business of this District, and for ihs^sbls and satisfactory manner lu which It lisa bren conducted. I am azirr their services wtll be equally apyrcoalzd by Um en­ tire couutry. It will bs seen from tho seccmpinyiDg full report cf tbs Beard of Health that tbe sanitary condition nt tbe District te very aallafsdury. lu my opinion the Dlatrict of Ciaumbte staul.l bo re.arfod as ibe grounds <f tbs Nations! Capital, lu which tbc en­ tire people are Interested. I do not alluds • to thia to urge generous •;pro pristIons to tbs District, but to draw the attention of t'nngr.-sa, tn framing a taw for the government ot Ihs District, to :bn magnificent real" on which tbe slty was planned by Ita foundtr* uf tta guvernuienl; tee manner La which, for ornsmsntat nurposoe, tbe streets aud avenues were laid out. and what was tta proportion uf tta property actually pcissssard by tbs general government. I tb' ik the projKirtlou of tli« rxp'uaea of Ita gorernmeut and improvement to ba burue by tbe R- n­ eral government aud tta cities of Waahlnginn aud Georgrtewn and ths country should be carefully aud equitably defined. lu necurdaneo with section 3 of tta act b|>provol Juno 23, l*w4, I appointed a Ixnnl to inako a survey of the mouth of the Mississippi river, with a view todetcnnlne the best method of obtaining and mainLalum- a depth of water sidfiricnt for the purposes at commerce, cte., aud in accordance with nu act entitiod an an to provide for the appointment of a Commission of Kng'.necr* to Investigate and reiort a plan lor the <*xcavatlon of the alluvial basin of tbe Mt* eissippl river subject Io inundation, I appointed a ComtniMion of Engineers. Neither bain! ha* yet completed it* Ial»ira When their report* are received they will ta forwarded to Congresswithout defer. . (Signed) V. S. Giant. KxECHTivr Mabsiom. December 7,1SJA O ^^ W >MMw m Ilk! B U w nil MK N ll w m w i’ T w In' m w m m The subject cf cheap tranaportaUon bas occu»lad tta attention of Ccagrere. X*w light cc this qaastinu will, without doubt, ba given to Ibe committer a{ pointed by tbs teat Congress to tarrellgsto sud rejwrt upon ill* subject. A revival ot ship-building; *nd psrticutorly cf tarn Stramablp building, to of vast tmportaass to our natloosl prosperity. Tbs United fliates 1* nos paying over ti,t»O.Mn per annum for freight* ano pa»**ge on foreign »btp* to ta carried abroad sud expemled In the cmyioyni'nl and ■upiic': of other peoples, beyond a fair jwrcnutagc of what should TJ3B POSTAL ■ HOU. wh'eb employ 2,049 camars afansapeoee of ♦1,802,696. These carriers dalivergo and tai* end is tta suterilbllon of .s sound currency ta place of oua of sfiurtusUn* vslna. Tbi* se­ cured, ttaev are many tatersMs ttat might b» fostered to tbs great profit of both labor and capi­ tal. Howto Induce capital to employ labor to tlx m m m WW W W w mm T m m w u K sasups-si sas w Y m w NO. 11. w m m m T m m P M U w w M m U y w w ’ the pnrclioM of sulatatence Mores with­ 13 cf Um CoMlituttoa Ot tbe States, which was out waiting for the bcglnufug qf ths •OODtrd te 1M8, and utxra ita »Jrprov*l of which fiscal year fur which th. appropriation Is roads 1 by Co tigress the State vra* rrztorvd to represeutsfor additional approprtatknss for tbs cottecltae .at Uoa as ur.s of tta Btates of tta Union, providse, la torpwtomaMmta; for i>crsns«i spproprisllose for itat “tafbrt say- tnwhsMt* prosrwed to tbs manufacture of arms; for rdlevleg th. tarioos this CoDstliutkmshaU become a i<art ttarrof. tusy Stites from tadsHsdnss* ter a, me eharc-d te Pmat •hail ta psaM-d by two snrcesstve Asaeinbilss, and durtag Ute rebellion; foe dropping offirant from then ruhoMted to and ratified by a majority of tta Uc robs ol th* army, wUteout tnal. for the sffrusr sb ctors of tl» State voting therecu.' On May 11. bf drawing yay more than ouoo for the sama pertad; Wit, tbs Governor convvned an extra sssrion ol Ter Ibe dtaracracrenent of the plan to pay atMfMa ths Geoeral A*remb!v of tbs l»»ste, which, cn ita 1>y ehaeka; and foe the •wiaMtahmsxte of a Pr;rfsm.-.r. 1Mb of the *auM msaUi, psoasd «n art providing ship of Wtatoric-aud F-cvilsli foterators al West foe A coyiveEtk’u to frstp* a new CousrftuHau Point. The ressoun for tho reeommondaHou* ar* pursuant to thi* act. sud at an rirctfcm bold obrlmrs. and art set forth rafllelstoly 1a tha report •a tta Wlh. c< June, JMT4, tta conven­ x.tactwd. 1 also rresrauwmd that lb*' status oClbo tion ws. approved. »,,d ddegstew wsre staff rorj.j of the army ba fix**!, where thl* ha* not chtMsa ttarrin, who MaemDled on ths I Uh of already been dons.ad that promotions may be made last July end formsd a new' cr zrtlluilon, the •nd vscaucita l!Il<d *» H.sy o.-cur ta ~xrh grade sebsdute << wtitah pros bitri .for tta election o* an whan rsdaoed below the numtar to ta fixed by law. entire taw t*t of teste officers in a manner con­ Tb* n.iwmur fox such tegtalaUou Is sye-dally frit trary Io tta existing election law* of ita State. On now in lbs Pay Department. the IMb of Octobor, 1«M, this coaatMutton, as Tb" «fficlescy of th" navy has been largely tn- 'herein provided, was snbrplttrd to ita psopls for erraaed durfog tbs last year. under th" Impulse cf tbrlr approval or rejection, and according to tb* the foesIga complkatiowa which tbrralraed u* ai elertton return* was *iq:rov<*i by a large majority rho cou;rr.rnrrmeui of tbr last seta'on of Cqngrass. of tbore qualified to vote thereon, and at tta aams M.wt cf our efficient wooden >htps were put lu oondilioa for immediate eerxnra, and the repsits of our county and township offiesw. Tbs Governor Iron-clad firc-t were pa*b*d with tbs almost vigor. elected In 1IR2. for Ita term of four ysare. turned The result is that, most of lbss« are in effective con- over bta offirw io Ita Gw*Mta>r ctaean .under the mleahih/toloat ettae into servk>. tang rf tbs ernbr, ateo elsrted In lffH? for a tertn of four n«w •!.« j» authorized by Coograaaar* a’rtad.-1a J»are, claimwi to ad a* Gcvsrx.or. aliegtog that arid commiaslca, and most of tbc remainder vre proceedings by which the new ccnstltctlon was launched and wait only the complstton of their made and a new set cf officers elected were naroamxrhtusry to enable tbsm to take tbslr plscee a* .sUtutloual, and illegal and void, and called upon provided In aection 4, article part of par effective force.. Two iron torpedo-«hlp* *roe as have tava cempfeted dqring the last year: xrfl 4, of tta oorstitutton, to protect the Stats four sf oar largetnrrrte-d iro»-cli<te are now utw sgalnM domestic violence. As C-mgrsss la now dergoing repairs. When they are finished, eve ry- investlgstlog tta political affairs at Arkansas I thlug 'teat te needfn] of our navy, now authorised, have declined to interferr. The whole subject of will bs in coudltlM for aarvlc*. and with the *d- Erecutivotaiterference with tta affaire of a Slate 1* v*r. e in ths science of torpedo warfare, the Ameri­ repagnant tn pabl-e opinion, to tbe ire ting of those can navy, comparslirely small *s uJ", will bs found who from thslr official capacity must be used In at iny time powstfu! for ths purposes of s peaceful snob Interposition, and to him or those who must naUoa. " , ' : direct. Uu><w> must clearly fti the side of tew, inch Jituch Ium also been ardotrtpllvhixl during rite Interference becoitae a crime, with the law to aU|year in aid of science ami to Increase the sum of general kuowlMlgc ami further Uie Inlere.vt* of drairr. therefore, that all necessity for Executive commerce and civilization. Extensive and direction ta local affairs may became unnecessary • rauch niiedcd soundings have taen made for aud obsolete. I invite tta attention not of Congrs^ but ot tbe hyilronaphic purpose*, and to tlx the proper route* of occam telegrajiM. Fugthar surveys i>f people of tha United States, to Ita causes and efthe groat tathmtfii hare been niwfortaken ou<l freta of these unhappy questions. Is there not a completed, and two vessel* of the navv arc now dispooittan ou the one side to magnify wrongs and cm ployed, in injunction with those of England, outragss. and on the ottar skis to beilltie ot Justify Franc*-. Germany, and Utissl-t, In obtainirig oh- them T It jaibUc "pintun could ta <Ur<«tsd to a eorMTvatlouacotincctod with the transit of Vwuus, r.cl survsy of wtat exists, and to rebuking wrong sud aiding tta"broper authorities' ta punishing it, a useful and Intcrcvtiag to tho sclontlflc w'orM. The AsWQAttp for tt-.iz branch of the ;-o»dta taster ataia of 1 cell ng would be inculcated, and the •crylcDilo not differ materially from those qf •oonsr ws would haw that peace wtucn wunid tesie tbs States free indeed to regulate their own domestic last year, tho general support of the service ta Ing Mimawtat les*, and those for hnprovement* ■flair*. I believe on the port of our citizen* of at rariou* stations rather larger titan the corre. thcBouthem Stales, tta Ix-ttor jar* of ttaun, spoixltag estimate* made a year ago TbCTegu- ttare texdi*position to be taw-aldntnfl ati'l toile lar uuUntenaurc ami a "tcmly Increase In the no violence either to individual* or the law* exeffidaiisy nf rids most imimprant nnn. In jiro. i«llng. hut <1h they do right In Ignoring the ex­ portisu to the growth of our laariHnm later- istence of violence and bloodalxxl In resistance course a tel iuterestA 19 rccoaxtaomlcd to meat­ to ronstltutnl authority? I sympathlxc with their prostrate condition, and wotflddoall In fen lion of Uongn-sa. The use cf ths usry during praes might bs fur- tuy |K>wcr to relieve tbem, acknowledging that tlier utilized by a direct authorisation of the em­ in some tartatxccs tbay have had most trj ing fe live under, and very.upprrtslve ployment of naval vessel* in surveys of Hue sup- govffrnnientk in the way of taxation for nominal improv*. i«»=d usrlgsbls walers of other usUonslttles on one* n>ent*, not giving benefits equal loth* hardgrsM rivers ot Bculb Amarlca, tb8 OrtBcee and tta ship* impoood; btrt can they proclaim themAmazon. Nothing prevents, nndsr existing laws. •civws ontindy bfoiuL-.M* fag. th!l CO&dltlnn ? »ueh sxpkiratlona, except that expenditures must They cannot.' Violence ta* been ramjnnt in be mad« In such expeditions beyond those usually some localities, ami Iras been further justified provided for by lbs appropriation*. The field or denied by tborc who could tare prevented dnslgnatsd ta unouestlousbly one of talereet, aud it. The theory is raised that .there is to be no one capeble cf a large devdoptneot of commercial further interfercnee on the i*rt of the general lnterv*ts, advantageous to the people reached, and pjvemnient to protect eltlxena within a Htalc to tlK*M who may establish relations with them. The education of the psupls entitled to exercise lion. This L* a great mistake. While I tlw Exerntivc. al) the !**■ ths right of fisncBls* I rsjrard seasonal tageusra! remain Congr'-s* and ths provisions of prosperity everywhere, and especially so ra repub­ of lics, where neither education nor previous the Conatitullon, including the amendment* condition enters into account • lu giving added thereto, will be enforced with rigor, with tail a regret that they should tare added onr suffrage. Next to the public school, the ta-tofficc Is tbs great agent of education jot or tittle to the Executive duties and potter*. over pur v**t territory. lire rapidity I.el there be fairness tn tbe <lircu**ton of wftlt • g-Jxicfli nt.‘X rtTlI .p* arc tain? *ritlol. fsSuthern queSIlonsi tbe advocate* of loth or all increases tho coet uf carrying the mall* in a more puUlisa! parties, giving honest an>! truthful rcjupid mil" than the hirronxc of rccrtjris. The l>qrt«of occiirrcueea. coadfiuining the wrong reporter l!>s 1’i'Stiiiastcr-Grncral. herewith at au<l uphohling the mnil and aoou all will be .tached. sIkhv* tliat there Was an lucrea's of well. UtMlcrexlstinflc4reumsteix.es tlw negro revenue in this <lei«riiai.-nt. in 1-fTX over tho vote* the Republican ticket, tx-cause he know* prevlou* vi-ar. orgl.illl.ill, uml nn tncn-ave of bi* I rictid* are of that party. Many a good cit|. the cost nfcarrying the mall* awl t«ylng em­ zeti vote* M10 opposite, not because he agrees ployes, of g3,oi),4'i;.VL The rcjs'rt uf the 1‘o.t- with tho great principle.* of Statu Which sejanuu'er-Gcnernl giiez Inierc'tiug statistic* of rate the lartles, but bccauM.-, generally, be is hte <ii'|*trtiiiciit, and comparing them with the "Pposcxi to negro rule. This la a most dclnalrc Treat the negro as a citizen and t'vrresiiowling sfimtoties of a rear ng”, show* a cry. Vfctcr, it., Iiq ta and ititisl rctnaiu, nud growth in everjf branch <*< thedeinrtmcnt. A {*>*iai coniMitinn lia* bean tftnclnded with toon nmrtlc* will be divided, not ou tho New l*outh Wales, an eltr.tann <rt i«>*tal cants eolurlltir. Inti rm principle. Then we shall have m>tabli->hed u ith snital«rlav><t r.a«l the nogvtta- no eoiupiaint of sectional luterferencex Tbs report cf tbc Attorney-General contains lions pending for several year* pint with France valuable recommeniatlon* relating to the admin­ have tenuiuated in a convention with that cuun istration ef Jiu'ice In the eoeri* at the United try, w hiciiwenl into effect last August. Blates, to which I Invite your sUeatioo. an l.-vtecxtsUonal postal Congress w*» convened i rcaiwclfully anggcat to Congress tta propriety to Iterne, Ssitzselaud, tn BejAemtar Iasi, st which the Uulte-1 Ht»l"« was represented by aa officer cf uf lucrHw:u(£tan number of the Judicial district* the Poetoffice Deportment of mneb expertei.es aud 'lu tbe Uiutea fflstM to elevru, tbe prreeut number at qualification for tho position. A convention bil.ig nine, and tbe ereatioti of two additional for tbs rstabltshment of an Intcri.ailonsl p. *1*1 judgeships. Tits territory to b« traversedlby'thc Union was agreed upon by the delegates of tbs Circuit J udges 1s sb great aud tbe business of the countries rvj.rsacl.tea, subivet to the approval of court* so steadily Increasing that tt te growing n.ore and mors impossible for them to ssep up tho prv-j-sr suthocitte* of those countries. I respectfully direct your attention to the report with tbc basin'as requiring their attention. cf tbs 1-cstuisstervGeurral and to bit suggestio: * Wb*tbcr tils would involve toe necessity of aiding tn regard to an equitable adjuiltnent of :ho qurprvoeut number, 1 submit tc the judgment of Con­ lic-a ot compenaslion to railroads for carrying 'b° gress. malls. y Tbs attention of Congress la invited to the re­ Tour *1ton lion «rfUfb< drawn to the unsettled condition of sfisirs in some cf lha Houlheru port of th" brx rrtary ot tbe interior and to lbs Blates. On the Ulh of Beptemtar last, th* Gov­ [•gislatkn askrd for by hint. Th" domsstlc inter­ of the i«ople are mors tnttau*l"iy e-nor of I-jutalsxi* calleA upon uie. ss provided by ests with lite department than ibe Omatltutlon aud law* ot the United Htotew, fur connected either ot the other departments aid tn suppressing dotugs Ur, vtoteucs ta ihalbtale) with This call was mads in Mew ol a proclamation is­ of tbe govarnmeat. Ita duties kavs been added to sued on that day by D. B. Pwuu, slating that ho from time to time until they tare become so oner­ ous that, without tbc most j-ezfrcl «r*Um and or­ •aa elerted Lieutenant Governor ta l«7j, and call­ ing upon the UlUltia of the Htetc to arm. sue tube der, it will bs taiposaibls fur *uy H<crrt*ry of the aud drive from • power the usurpers, aa Interior to keep trace of aM official transactions b« designated ths x-fficer* of ths barlug hi* "auction and done to hi* name, and for Stale gossrpnieci. w.» the next which he is held personally responsible. Tbc policy sdepted for tbs management of Ina. r I Issued my jjeclamatmn, rommauded Cue tasurgents to dlsjwrae wlthta five days Irom th" date dlau affairs known as the “peace policy ' baa b.en thereof, and subsequently learned that un that day adflgred tow Uh the most beneficial results. It is they had taken forcible poeseaslna of the Htete- coundeot-y hopod that arfew years more will aavs Houae. Troops W'ro takeu by me to euppert thn our frontier Irutn Indian depredation*. 1 cumexisting and ree-ognlt <! htate goveruxuent. tail be­ mend tho recommendation of the Secretary ter tbe fore the expiration of tlw five flay* the laxarrte- extension of tbs homesWal laws to tbe IixUou* Hottary tuuvclDsnl was practically abandoned, and aud for *ome sort of territorial government far the th" officers uf tho State government, wita some ludtan Territory. A great majority of the Indian* minor exceptions, resumed their t-uweraanddutlra. occupying thia Territory are believed to bs Iocs* Considering that the pieseal Stale admlute- psbte of loaiutaining their right* against the morn trstiou ot Louta.aus bat taeu the only civilized and enlightened men. Any territorial governmeut in that b-ata for nruly tiro years ; form of goveratueu: given them, therefore, ahould that It bad been tscltiy acknowledged and ac­ protect them li. thcur homes and property for a quiesced tn as such by Uoogitsa, sud more than period of at least twenty yrarsfacd before it* final oncorxpevaafy rrocguiMd la- Xue, f regarded It a* odnjSlon should be ratified by z majority of those ray clear duty, wbsa legally railed upon for that affected. purpose, to [--Tent its overthrow by an armed Tbs report ot the Secretary of tbs Interior, here­ mob, under prolenoe of fraud and Irregularity in with attached, gives much InteccsUng atatisueal >ho e:ix,Uon of 1K1. 1 batt heretofore called tta at- informailon, which I abstain from giving an ab­ teailtm of CoSgreae tn thia subject, siattag tkstt cm stract of, but rrlsr you to tbs report itaelr. account of the fraud* and forgeries cmuaslttea st Ins act ot Coogrssa providing ths oslti which •aid elsctfou. aud because it appears that ths re­ penatocen mua: aubsenbe before drawing their turns thereof were never legally canvaiued, it was 1- t.iic.nx cuts off fteja this bounty a <•• survivors lu.poaaltl" to tell thereby who vrere chosen, but of tta war of M12 residing ta the Huulheru Hutes. trum tho best sources of information at tny com­ 1 recoin mood tbe restoration ot thia bounty to a'-l mand I have always belkved tta present State offi- stack. Tbe numtar qf persona whose nanus would They oris (revived a majority of the legal vote* actually bs restored to tbe list ta not large cast at that election. 1 repeat what I said lu my • r» all old ]>ereaus who could hare Uasu encgfol wratag- of Fsb-iJ, iff^. Aal ta tb* event no port in tile rebelHon, and the servicer for whlcn of tto scltou-by Congreea 1 tiraM oouli. ue to rve -g. they ware awarded penslona were In defense of the Ulza the govertnent heretofore recognised by me. whois country. Ths rupert cf tbe Comudaaloncr cf Agriculture, 1 regret to say that with the preparations for the last- elccteiu. a Hee idBd indxcation appeared tarswIta uterted. contains suggestions of much in some localities in the Southern State* of a de. interest to tbs grueral public, and refer* to tbe t.niutxt don. by nets of violence and Intbukla. approaching OutscnlaJ and tbs part bls Ltam Ui ttaprive citizen* of Ute Irei-dom of the deyiartzurxut 1* ready to tale In It. I Isol that 1»HM HfiAusc qf their ]>olllkgl opinion*. Bauds tta nation at large I* Interested tn having thia w m C of men maokcrl aud armed made their appear­ w ance; white leagues and ot w A m m w m w m w m m m w w w m m w mm m m w w w w w w m m M m w w U m m w M M m C G w m m w w w n m w w w m w w m m m m W w m m H AX m M C w wm H SAw JL F£ o «* ras Wk SS m m w m m w m w w M Uwm m m m U C m w m m mm W * * T . NA^jy^ P-AKRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1874. qttlred for the tranrontlon of the buataes* of th* .-mitry. Ill* nuaafo to lesv* ths seltlsmebl of thi* quselloa to Congees*, tbs t»«^ri*ry of IL* la prewrort hi an Imfreust rwrion of Chat rsftabTreasury, or ths Executive. C .egress rbould make Jfa. This may he taken advantage of a* au'ithsr toe regulatlrtfi* ur.der which banks may ixlst. hut reason to delay the payment of the due* uf our ahould not make beaktag a monopoly by limiting tbk amount of rsdesmsbls papsr currency that Legislation Asked on Ue Subjects of •ball be snihortee 1. Such Importaura do I attach to this «ubf*ci, aud »O earnretly do I commend tl WiwvinA C; *<i TOW aiinnllan. I gtvs It prominence .. tka inc T.rlff i arin, tCl.ll ivn jtot.TiccjMjtopn aIt nAbsthat bStta&Xx ’thi. mromg*.by In ■ year* of ktrifs gtve th* Insurrection a irfgmfieaice During the peat yssr nothing -baa occurred to wkich cannot b • Ignored. Il* durtdton, and ths and Naturalisation. . dioluzb Ute genial, friendly sud cordial relation* tenacity of-ttaadtmreuos, logejksr with th" absence of tho Vailed Ktatas with other powers. . Tbs correspondence anbmllted hsrwwllb betwsen «. m« positive steps ou the part qf other powgi* a matlsr of leif-neeessity,. (i ,,, ■ । G Tke^tpl^Mtoaenl or JwaMen Unpr.w* uF aUquestldaabslwremihsJLlted Htaterond tbs . I hw! confidently hoped at thl* ttms to be able to most of those ocmntriss, and, with few exceptions, ,7sfet»3&:s.«4H»irE.rr; Judge* Advised. to which reference I* made, llio absence qf any joints of difference to Im adjusted. Hoaln, b<.l ike nsroita|tot>* have tern protrocted. Th« nnixpgy lab&taa 4M*aa»ffiM qf 6|-aln com­ mand our profound sympathy, aud must be accept■arfi&F't’iXrK 7* U>t fintatt jMd ffnttnf ErpretanMfta* .■ 8tatM and Belgium, has boon given, and the irmly titan* the convening of Cougrss* ota year ago will accordingly terminals on lha fitat day of July, twe-ri the government* is hoped for. In the the nation baa hnd«nr»e • prustraUou lu buxine** igte. This coo vettarn scccr*d to certain Hrigten meantime, awaiting Use reSglts of Immediately rad the. Industrie* such a* bs* not been vitassrcd vessels entering the port* of lbs Umled Ktates gg- pending negotiations, 1 defer a further aud fultar wltb ua for many year*. B;«ulatto:i a* to the cepflsusl prtvlirejna wbiob are jmt xcecrdsd to 0# cornu;anlcaMon on tbs sybjact of tbs relations cf -niya-tijrMMjr proatrallon telain bv indulged ta own vessel*. Tbs other feature* of the ooo■Without pt^ht. bscauas a* many theories trttold be venth’O have jsrored > rattefaeicrv and User I have again to rail tha attention of Congress tended to the cultivation of bcoeicial commer- to tho miMti*foetory condition of tho existing who ahanld express tbetr own view* upon U>« aub- clal Intercourse; and friendly. rslaVon* between law* -Kith, reference to expatriation awl the jroU Without Indulging In thesries as to the eauaa the two oountnew. I hops that ths nsgcUatloi s rtesfkid of ttwAnality. .fbnnfirty, amW fortof this prostration, therefore, 1 will call your at­ which bavs been invited will result tn tbs celebra­ nictlng opinions and ctesiston*. It wodlffisaU to tention only to th* fart and to sorus queetion* a* to tion ct anolber treaty which may tend to ths to- exactly determine how far the doctrine of per­ which It wond se»n> there should be terc-l* of both countries. Dur relation* with petual allegiance was hpptitable W> the United no disagreement. Daring , tbU prostration China contrite* to be friendly. During the part A Cato*. Conrre**, by tho act of U>c97lh of July, two sswnlia! <-lr uteri* nr nrovur-rllt year tbs fear of b*stltit!M between Ob lua sud J*- W(l«, asserted the abstract right of expatriation have been msM abiraUi.t-labor rar? and tai pan. grow ing oktbf ths landing of an armed fores at a fiwslanu-ntal principle of thisgorernmi-ht. Noth hoc >n;tarffoly ttnemptar»|. Where upon tbs Island of Formosa by th* latter, baa ucca- NotwithstAulIng xueh' assertion, and.the nresssecurity ba* Loci nn.tantried, caintal fix* tarn •toned unesatoeas. It tacarnerily bop*!, bowsvar, «liv <if the freqli<rtit application of the principle, attainable at very moderate rate*, where la that th* dltficultwa arising from Hit* cause will be" no legislation ha< been ifol defining w hat acts or bar ha* been wanted, it tat* lieen found In abun-b v.'Gs;; aucc at ebuap ratc*^ romi*m«t with what <>f Uis ncceaMtrioWnd coinfort* of life could be pur­ war. In cou*cqusbca of tbs part taken by certain chased with th. wear* demanded. Two great citlaana of ths United Biatss In this expedition, such a definition l» ourtoni The f?pre*ent*tfres our representatives tn those counter* have of the United Stales In foreign countries are been inexructevl to imyrtes upon the gov- continually called upon tn Trod their ah! ami the and climate.are nneuoalM within tho llmli* oj ernmania of China aud J«jflh tbs firm iutenilun protection of the United States to jwraon* con. any coutterious territory under one naiiopaUty of tbs country to maintain strict neutrality In ccnibut the go<>d lalthor lira reality of whoso for Ila varieties of product* to food and clothe a the ircntbfhnslWlle*, amt cnycfnllv jWSErot dtUenriilp there ta nt least great- qrfcstioo- lu people, and tn the amount of surplus to uetv to any infraction of taw on ihe (Art of our nil •cmic rases the provtakm* of the trrali"« furnish feed lesa-fiivarod people. The re fore, with ihoxe xenx "In conr.iKtion with thl* (object. I call the wme fluids 1 ta others, it seem* left to. U«c nor. fiurts in view, Ikseom* tome that w arn stale*, altcntiun of (Jongrc** to a gi’uerally conceded son* claiming tho benefit of citizenship while raanablpat thta*M«lou of forqrrcw would dir- fitci that lhe gmit proportion of Chinee immi. Hsing in a foreign country, fdntributing in mi tatc—nre pan—di>tributing in proper grant* who come to our abort* <l<> not Qomc vol. manner to It'D perfqnaoneo of the duties of n channel* these grmi cicuicul* of pnwpcriJJ to untariiy tomaaw Ifigfr bsme* rritfe •«! tiuilr •uriust at the rhitflrttorip. <9“1 without the in n,beht 'airmail la the only element that cau, talvr productive «>f general pro«pcritjr,-i»at they tenli-in, nt any time, to return ami uuurrlnkv comb Bndcrcontract-wlth head tnei». who own those dill les, and to n«c the claim* of clttecnshlp with always a soil nd currency, cuter into our them almost abtolutely. In a worse form doc* 'if the Uuitrtl Statu* simply a* n shteki from theaffairs to cause ray continued deprvvoion in tho thia apply to the ' Cluncro • women. Hnnlly a performance «vC tfoj obl&>ii<>h*of a*ciiiren else­ nerccpliUo percentage nt them perform any where. The statu* of children T»>rn at American pa­ honorable tatwr. Thee are brought fur ahamcnecessary, for temporary purposes, the railing fnl |iurt>Mc», to tho disgrace of the conlmnnitic* re xt» reeling In a foreign country, of American of large sum* of money from wtatevor source where tlrny have *<U!e>t. lutd to Che gnxil de women who have inamcd alien*, or American obtainable. It wan made ncccsmry In the wis luorallxatiun of the youth* of ChMe localitic*. If Cltlxen* rc»*ling ahpiod, where ancji question ta dotn of C.rngre**, aiul 1 do not doubt their wis­ tbiacvU iiraeticc can bo legislated against, it not regulated by treaty, are all aonn-e. of fre­ dom in the ycctnirc*, regarding the necessity of will bs my pleasure, a* well a*duty, to enforce quent difficulty ami discussion. Ix-gtelation on the limes, to devise a system of national cur­ any regulation to secure *o <lc»lrablo an etui. thc*c and similar questions, and partlealarljrdcrency which It Is proved to ta Impossible to Il i« tidt-ed that MgotlaUou* between ths govern- fining when awl under what circumstances expa­ su‘.iss.n; triation can tie arcompltalicd, or to Im iin-suiuud. 1* e*pertallr neode-l. of rarion* radnrtPmi upbii traas and Trstel tu»y In thl* connectWti I earnsrtly evil the attention required for the bapptne** or pro»|*riiy of * •oon jrsdurw ibs result dasired, widch cxrnrt f*n Of llnnfress tn tns difficulties »rlslw freus ftattdapeople, anil involving, both slircctlv . and to luure to Uu> benefit at all tbs parties. lant DsloraUullon. The United Ikste* wisslr, iudireclly. forcifl* indebtedness. The cur Uavtagou inrvlito* ooolawaa submitted to th* freely and liberally offers Its eltltenahlo ta*n who rvney tatnfl of n fluctuating value, cou-ldcr*lton ef Cougre.* tba propriety of the re- may coms in good faith Io reside within tta limit*, and unsafe to Isold fo>i legitimate kare of tbs Japanrec government irom tbs furtiter oo their anuplyinfc with certain preverited reasentransaction* requiring money, breams * subject of isvmeut of ludrmuliy under tbs convention of abls and eliuple formajltlas aud condl'.l jus . •peculation Ju Itself. fbese two eausra, Oct. M, IHM, and a* no action bad been taken tberr- Among the hlgncst data* cf tb* government i* howeveTj h»?e Involved u* in * foreign lo, it breumr* toy duty to regard the obligation* uf that to afford a firm, efficient and effectual prothe oonvsniion ** in force, and a* the other power* rover and Ita Waitsr, which should be paid In coin interested have obtained their portion of tbs In­ naturaitned. Care ahouid be dak-a that a right, and accord teg to the bond eg reed upon when the demnity In full, th* Mtatatrr of tbs Halted Mates carrying withit *ucn support from the gov.rudebt ars* contracted—gold or It* squlvalcut. The ta Japan ba*. In behalf of Ibl* government, re- .meut, snonld aol be fraudulently obtained, aud good faijh of toe government esuuot be violate) celveri tho remainder uf lb* amount dus should be bridowrd only upon full proof of a comtoward csidliuxe al the national disgrace. Oar to the United States, under the con­ pilaace with th* law, a* frequent instaaree <>f commerce jfotaid be anconraged; American sl.li- vention of Hitxoureky. 1 *ubmll ta* pre- lllegsl and Iradulrul mpiratizailon and unsnpri<tv of Bpplying the income of a part. If nol tbortzed us* of ev:tifimt«wthu*Improperly obtain'd the whole o: this lund, to the education lu tb« come to light. lu time casoi the fraudulent factnrra, io ths end that we may Im able to pay Japanese language of a number of young men, to character of th" natvralteatlon has *r-these debt* where a marts: c*n be created for the lie under obUgxtiona to serve the government for a peared upon the face «f lbs certificate ttvelf; ta ■ate of onr products, elths r of the soli. the BUr •pvcifitd l ine a* icjrrpreterv at Jhe ,l*gaUon ^ard other*, examination disclose* ttsst the lirddsr US'! osiisdtea - mannfirtnry^ a naw msau* i* not compiled with the law, aud In others csrtiftdiscovered of utilizing our idl* car-tt*! and Japanese youths might at ths taiuc time be edu­ calre hava beau obtained where the person* bota labor to tbs advantage of tbs whole cated lu our own vernacular, aud mutual tame fit .tag then* not oi.ly were not entitle.! to ba natnralpeop's; but In my Judgment . trs tlrst would result to both gorerumeal*. The importanrr Ixed, bnkited U'.t beea wflidn th" Hutted States at step toward accomplishing thia oblect !■ of having our own cillsena competent aud familiar tbe time of the pretended naiitraJJraUou. Instance*;c=x:,jcz&. its with *be iasKTLsgsof Je*»u toro": a* uuafpteter* of tbeao e!a**e*_ of fraud are discovered st our !eand tn ote».r capaclti** connretea with th* ta*Uf u gatloue, where the certificates of nalurallaxllou ll..,*.,tfcjttam» people, vrd! find a m.rkst vu.’i and coneulaies in that country, rauuol ftadiiy be •re presented eUber for ths ptiri*"sof .htalntog pxa.j«rt« a* demanding ths protection of the l«g*qvertethnated. labor nccMaary to produce it, yrbicii will giro it. Tbs amount awarded to Ibe government cf Orra! tion. When tie fraud Is obilous <ta the fees ct value. Oold and silvv* are now tao rpoogtaaed Britain by the commieeluu ^rganlxcd finder the such eerilflcst**, Hey sra taken . up by lbs r*pre medium of sxchangs ths civilized world over, provision* of the treaty if Washington, in settle­ stntatlves of the government and forwarded to ths and to tld* we should return with the least practi- ment of the claim of British subjects ai talus from iMpartmeet of Mate. But svea tha record at the ssMo delay. In vrtw of the pledges < f tba Anssrl- ■eta ermmitted between April IB, INI, *nd April 9, court in which tho fraudulent naluralltatioo occan Congress when our prcacnl le­ ttafifi, became (oyable under term* uf the treaty currid remain*, acid duplicate certlltoerta axq read­ gal tender system was adopted, and ajlhln the past year, and wi* ]«14 ujxiu the Ulnt ily obtainable. Upon the presentation vf the*" tot the debt cot lr.rted, there ahou d be day uf Heptsmber, 1»74. the issue of passports or o .-maadlng protection uf no iletay, cortalnly no unnecessary iletay, in fil­ In thl* qinnsetkm I renew my rvcoiumenda- tha govvrumenl, tbs fraud soroeiimea saca;«s ing by legistflonjftwyttiod by wideh wc.wlllre »ml snta Cst tillrate* • are. - not ttou, urotaat tlw opening of tie tat ac-ston «>f notice, turn to "pccifef To Out nccomidistununt <-f ihm 4fougr«es. tiuU » kp«r»l <«ufft be-enflted to henr inlreqncutiy u»ad in tranmetiima of end I Invito your special itltvurion. I bclicvu and report all claim*of nlktatAgiinsl the United bosinee*. to tfl* de'.cp;ixu ano Injury flnuly that there can be no proviK-roiis ami per- Mtatea, arising Irom act* committed ngalust of Innocent partieo, WUhont placing any additional uuuicnt revival uf l>i>*inc*> nisi ths imlustries their jicrson* or property during the in*umr- obstacle in the w*y of lbs obtainment of cKisenaiwp until a potrv i* adopted, with legtslathm to car- thm. It appears equitable that opportnnity by the worthy and wrU-tateutloiied foreigner who .botriil I.® offered to oiltaro* of pUtorotiai-. to "<rfr.ee lu good faith to cast hl* lol with ours, t eatii resent tbeirclidm" n» well a* id fi>bro Bl ittab ursllr roccmtntnd further legtalatiun to pumih subject* wfo*w otalrtik w ore nutitMtaifio tin­ fraudulent naturalization and ta seeurr thaready calle.! money abuiiUaui uuill they ran throw u 1 ier the late coauniaalMU,. to Um tojly decisMil of cancellatlim of the record of every naturalDatk-n portion of thefr bartleiig upon others; bate van some competent tribumfl.» To toif end I recom. made in fraud. ' these. I belicvg. wwnM.** fliaappolntpfl by too ' ineml tho r.tewmary legigtatMkAo urgroiM a Hiner my l*«t annual inMsage the exchange ba* result if a course cboul'l be pursued which will court to di*|>o*c of tlio*c slaiitis of alien* of tho boon made of tie rxUflcatiun of tresUev of extraAlteip ta doubt the »*lne of tbs legal lender uudiuui nature rufsrre i to lu an oquitablc atul wiUitlne- Ucu with Belgium, Ecuador, i’sru aud Ssltad.ir; of t xobange. A rc.ival of the prod active Industrie* ’ tory manner, and to relieve Uongrr** and the also of a treaty of commerce «Bd navigation with U n.eded by all dsssee, amt by none more than . Icfartmcnt* from the consider^Uui; of these Peru,-at d one of cumtaeice acd consular privilege* tbs holders cf Wvfoerty, vf whatever sort, with with Salvador— all of which h*v> berk duty pro­ jo ftxtefld to the claimed. aa has al*s a declaration with Buula .Kb debts lo>teJbtain tmm the rssllxation urran 11. *Th« 'tegivUtion ■alee, lint, admitting that tbs two claws* of eill- ' colony OfNewfoiirHtiind certain arttele*ot the reference to trad'-marks. xrite rrfeirrd ta are to be benefited by expansion, Treaty uf Washington of the t«h of Mny, W71, wo«ud It bs be. nest to give lit W otrid not lbs gen­ having licen tun!, a protocol to that effect wa* which by law 1* rnado directly .to Cppgrata be.e eral tea* bs too grral to Justify aueb relief 1 Would signal lu behalf of the United State* and of forrns no parl nt tels hmmsk". will •bow tho re­ it not be Ju»t a* honest and prudent to authorize Groat Britain on the tfrttlt day of May last, nipt ceipts and sxpcuditnrfw of ibe gocerniueut fur ibe racb debtor to i/aue h.« own legal-tenders to the waaduly proclaimed on the following day. A last fiscxl year, lb" amount rs.cited from each extent of bis liabilities a* to <!.. thia? topj~ of inc proclamation 1* Mitmiitied here. •ourae cf revenue, aud the amount paid out for Would 11 dot be aafrr, for tear of overeach of the depsriuieut* rtf the govern Blent. I' iaurs by uccrnpulous creditor*, to say A copy of the report of tho eomuitadon ap- wtH . be <fl*ervsd frotn' 'Ala re;«.rt that th* that al! debt and obl-gallana are obliterated in the ^olntcd under the act of March IS, IH7A for *ur- amount of receipt* ever expenditures ha* been but Uul^dHtetes, and now « commence xtoy, racb voyingatKlifltrklng the hflnmlary betwien tho gj,7te,Mk.B<) for lb* fiscal jiar ^od|zg June.30, ^oassagtaflall be ha*at the lU»r, tree from-incjim- United Statcaand the IlrHldi j>o*»4r*ion*, from ibte. aud that for lire airreot M-*l Jear tSepUIgadget Jlh»*a yruptwluous aro too abanrd to be ■ tnated recs'p*s over expenditure^ 'wtll. UbCumch entertained for a moment by thinking p,<plr. Itocky Mountains i« herewith transmitted. 1 exceed S3,(Ml,WO. An view . t the targa national Every detoy ta the preparation of final resumption ‘happv to announce ttiat the field-workof the debt existing, and the ohHgatl.-na to Add 1 per partakes of thl* dtetiouesty, and 1* only Iras in dc- um has been completed, ami the entire cent. |«r annum lu the altkiug fund, a *um ;roe a* tbs hoi* t* held out that a eouveulei.t *ea- Toturataaioii itie from the tiurtitwcst. turner of the Lake of amounting to over S3l,<M>,'iO(rpqr euntUu, r *ntiuUl son will at I*«t arrlfq forlorn good work b< rvdet m­ the Woods to tho sumuiit of the Itocky Moun­ whether tho revenue*, should not be Increased or ug our ylsdgca to «mun*rce. I: will never eotne, ' tains ha* Ix-en run ami marked ujon the surface the expenditxwre dirntaialMri. To reach thl* a try opinion, except by the poolllva action ci the earth. It is believed that the amount re­ ameuat of. surplus, abd nol to provide lor the Congreaa, or by national dwaaics, which 1 of unexpended of the appronriation Hindi- sinking fund, ta a parital faihira to comply with the will de»tr«ry, for a time at least, the credit | maining cj the guver::the lit*t ae»«l'»n of Congress will be aufllcienr contract* aud obligation i ofetnflmdusi* and the Bute at large. I bettere | at to complete ofllre wogk. 1 recoiiimrod that tnent. At the ls*t setalou 6f Cuugrr.s a very t talta the power tt C<«gt.eM at this session i the authoritythe of Congress bo flivcu to fisc ibe eonslderabtaredaction was-made ta the rates of to dc.rlxe seeb tegislatiou as will renew eonfldencr. ' onex tierxfed balance taxation and the number of articles >ubmlited to oftbo appropriation ta the revive all the Industries, start u* on a career cf ompletlon of the work of thu commisslitn in taxation—the question may well b« asked whether prosperity to last for many year*, and to uve tbs or nut in some tastance* unwietly. la ccoticcUou credit of the nation and cf tbs ywojda. Htept making the report ami printing tho necessary with thia subject, too, I venture the oplrtl.u that rward the return to a specie lw»l» art the great m*PThe court known a* the Court of Onmralasion- ta* tr.cans of coiiecting th"1 revenue, ewpeeia'ly wqcteitra to this devonpy to be eongjit fee end ersuf AUtaiu Claims, created by on ariof Coa. from imports, have Uen robir.iMrt by »nch irg[hsra age other ptan.* I may touch upon be^ gross tho last rcaaion, taw <*ricinlziil anti com■ talattau IS to roako is quroiiougkta Ibcier ar Ito: the work, and It te to bo bopoil that The large amounts are not lost by a failure to' colled, A natton dealing to a earratscy below that qf gjwwie tnenceti adtuiaaibte under Ibe prorLdonffof the to the direct Io • nf ItaejrrBsssrr and io lbs prej­ h valtMlaborsniidertwogreatdiaadia'itegcC n«, claim* udice of the interests of honest importers and taxact may be speedily a*cci-&lnc<l am! pai.L bavtag no uss for the woridh acknowledged medium .. <v -• It iia* berm doemerl advisable to oxereiso the psyexa. trf cschaugs, gold and .liver, tbsse are Arivau out diserctiou conferm 1 upon the Executive at the The 6*cretary of lha Treasury, in ‘hii’report, >t tbs country,taecabM there I* no demand for iraslou by aoosptiug tbs coLdllloo* reqnirril fat ora legislation looking to spscis payments, thus their use; second, ttis medium of exchange ta u»e last by th* gornnunent of Turkey for the privilege of supporting the view* previously rxprnMd by this being of a fluctuating value, for, after all. It la allowing of the Umled Blate* to bold real message. He also recommend* tdomtaty ifl appro, only worth Juat what it will fstrehaae of gold and •state In eitlasns ths former country, by assenting to a cer- priaiton ; c.d* altonUou tn tho Jo** of rrvenue from silver, metal* having an intrinsic rains Just lx. iatn change tn the Jiirtedirttou of the courts tn the the repMltog of the tax on tea or coffee, without proportion to the bond latme It take, to vroduoo them. A large margin must U allowed for profit tetter. A copy of the proclamation upon these sfib. Ix-nefit to the consumer; re-ommeiKl* an tacroa** of t-n cant* a gallon cn whisky, and. further, that by tbs msnnfacturer and producer. I: 1* There baa town no material change in ottr/v- uoxnodffiosiivu b» tfou!» ta the Banking aud Curmunlli* from tea dale of production £ iatlcn* wilt the Indepetidrnt H’ates of this hrml- rrnry bill j-isw-d at the last aeesiou of (fonsres*. uuleaa a modification should bseotnv neersaary 1 y be charged *nd rt*k of CttrtuaUoa ta the vajne of reason of the adoption of measure* for returning that which la to be received la payment added; Marauding on the frontier* between Mexico and ^prcie poymanta. la thaw rccc.uuxitndatlous 1 cor­ lienee high prices, settefl a* a protection to tbs f..rr«o producer, who received nothing In exchange Texas stUi freqs*nil] lake* place, despile U» vtgta for the produet «t hb. eki!l rod labor except a enr- teoeecf tbertrll and military autbcrU'ea la that I w ould lunwt to CongrcM tho propriety of rsacygood at a sitUe value the world over. It quarter. Ths dlfficuliy of ch>cklag »u.-h triwpea-ra readjusting thu tariff, sobs to Increase the rev­ memato me Utat notlilng I* clearer than that ths awag ta*couros or a river of *uch Irogth saibs enue and at the same time decrease the number grsster port of lbs burditn of -xlsttug prostration Bio Uracite. amt so often fordabls, ta obvious. It of article* upon which due* arcricvled.- fl'teo»o for the want of a aonnd fiaanfllai eysuan falls upon la hopsd that the efforts of thl* govaramaat will be artklea which enter into oflr*nflntMrflirfle«n-J be workiuxmsn, who must after ail 'vr.dncs ths recouped by thoai- of Mexico to tea effectual »UJ- arc not produced at homo, 1? aecmaVtub. »hmtld wealth, and the rslarted mat., who .upsrtiuend, prMMteo of act* of wrong.-" be entered free. Those articles of manufecture From a report qpon the condition of ths bnvi- which wo produce a constitucnl^iart of. but do hem two w.v»—'■ bv the det nration of roMitakvnjva* neas tafora the American and Mexican Joint p w pSPJBSX n y&tss Cw> W w M m w w w C m m w m A w .. .. ...................................... “ Progression. No Retrograding.” ■- ing Favored. m w . .. : .... !'i£sao x'.- ' fijnaal of the Ltzal TendaxAct • ■£ « d fl—Fr Pant- ’ w ....... ,-4rtment over ltd expenses wm «im.(W>. ’ t'bere wore but seventy-four case* of frsndnt-m payment, or oneceee In each 50,677 let­ ters. . Tbe whole number of Postmasters in the Untied States is 34,104. of which 1.408 are sppoiuted by tho President. Tho number cf ■mployoe of the Postal RaSsrey flerriae m 2,­ 173, and their ccmjtenraticn 6U,6-’d.«9. Tbe whole number of perrons >n the. mploy uf tho Poatoffico Service is PRESIOTS MESSAGE h h b n op boo b O . . �- ■-■= IS Ef >V Hartford Day Spring ruggeats . . . , . M1W !in‘‘ dOMM*, aO1J pour union 1071.1 .i« name of ex-Lrealcn wt Governor Junrliun Uad aoolber outrage! Last Friday.'* Gyp*y pedier, ©rippled SO-TWO in one ’ ha nd, aged ab-.ut 55, entered j Headrad and. Nhtacy.one Michigan's next Sunstor. the low hovel of a po<v negro Lundy. on t want. Ums every Thv r-xftMiinalioj of Mai tin Bun­ ___ .___ ,------aud ti'trniafcul loom outrage the per- »• nell, jf Coldwater, fur the'murder of m.u «»f H-.lirfW^r<ro gtrirJmt «dne years _ • even ieisero hour* iwrful, Think Atoedift Davis; was ’ commenced :;nt(t The ehiuls mother Letsm in the ' {UiMuur al the time, al • nurd the yilli^n, I wh« fled, but in his flight lefi-*n olJ •Ur; remember yon have another Io CH th» night of Dec. ‘7’h. the sa* lid «iy (that bell make for it. Find recreation tn look­ mill uf Culliert Br -ifft-fa. in L-ketni ;<»tchel. whiuh assisted in his detection r >n' an‘1 arrest. M-c-diy he was brought ing after your busniess, and sb your Wu*k Lelurn Squire Eantinhu of Breedsville M murtgar'. ®* burins** will mH be neglected in oF-au in lemliary. Loss S »5.<K'Dfur cxnmmatiuit. but concluded to wave, the mow and go to Jait Then-looking after recreation. Buy h»w. *••!! Las> .MtmJay. while Henry Bruck* re he win taken by Constable Peck fair, »iid take earn of the profit. Il^-k where ha.will Inguiohnr'duraoce vile" nver your books regularly, and if you down hie gnu. be aciideiilslly shui till ’be Jannnrv term of Conrto when find an error of only a cent, trace it we hope he will lie bnnishefd from the httnself. Hi-recovery i« duttblful. out, SbouM a stroke of miaforUtne jihIc ol civilization for the remaader Ln«t M/tnday Wdh«,r Bitr-hitnan, of cf hi* worthless life. Must truly and No. one hundred and twcnly^alx (126J and come over you in trade, retrench, Grartd Rapid*, was fa’illv injured by nuhlv, the Uwa-ufthi* happy land uf tb« undivid d •n»-h*irof lota elgMy-two work hardej, but never flinch. Con our*, gourd* the hut of the most hum­ (82) and efekiy-lhrao (“8), in lha villi«e of ’ front difficulties with untiring poreev a piece uf* l» -nrdj thiuwn from s saw ! pemutnt from the invasions Na-bviHe, Barry county, Miehlga®- •«**<»tn a chair faoc»ry. sinking him tu th- ble inr io tha plat and tha iiurvry ihrroaf. erance, nnd they will ultimately dis end <b*pred lions uf the fiend aud ontD.tad Kaahvill., MMu- Nov. 19tb. W74 staranch. appear.-Though you should even foil ln»v, the same ns it does the oostiV HIRAM COE. place -<»f th<n-u ieyod prinoa and CbM-skT Smits. in the struggle, you will be respected; — U-irtjbrd Diy 5^>rftur. i but shrink from tire task, ami yon aasrrt th.it he'hns k'H»’d eight Bvfus millionaire. will be despised. By fallowing these rules, however, you need "never say fait" Pay debts promptly, and so ex­ act your dues. Keep your word con­ scientiously. and you have nothing to fear. Speak as you mean, do as you profess,aDd perform what you promise. lifts fall, four of them al one time When an enthusiastic editor discnl>last weekend while holding ihe hurse e« a bride as bonny, and an envious he had been riding by the bridle. compositor s*»s her tip as bony, ns The Adriun Prm report the des- . wai done at Jacksonville the other day, hope for a season bills ’he enion of his wife and two children world farewell, :tnd freedom shrieks by a man named F. B. Jurden, read­ n* the com|K>Mitur Tails at his form, ing at AmlMty, aud his rlupetnetfi urainrd by the brother of the bloom­ (ihis is the strange parl’uf the story); ing bride." STORE! MO«oU stand of DOWNING Beeeired at tie 0. Glares aa4 lilteas, Siawlx, Fan, SOMETHING NEW. Cash. NASHVILLE MILLS Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, HARD PAN PRICES! w ‘ Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, TERMS—Cash or Ready Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Pay ! . Hats, Cups, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s a Child’s Underwear, Fair Dealing aii Lot Pries Crockery andxGlass Ware, Groceries, &c., &e. TO EVERY ONE • . OATS, him by the hand and rail him—a g nllrinan. college" end benevolent is«titutions are fam- CUTTERS! CUTTERS! CUTTERS With 8ho«a on. CUTTERS With Seal* <m. CUTTERS AU painted up. CUTTERS With a Hula oo. GROCERIES. w>w»< »ir »>-«» un n Il is l«eaiilifu! »o behold at a wed n^, say* a eheerhd old hsebvdor. Crockery. Greater Bargains WHERE? WHERE THAN. EVER IN CUTTERS At I^ee Reed’g. WHO IS LEE REED? LEE REED AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF Cuucr Machine la HoMlng*. LEE REED Build* Baggie* and Catters. LEE REED ItlM Ua4«raf lha Band. LEE REED Ha* mala over 60 baggies '.hi* year. LEE REED Shop is fall «f Cutters. AND GET A LEE REED J. LEE REED. 77k IHgkeat Price Altcayt Paid for Mtwrnl dtaoount to clubs Saud poatottce Writ­ edition Country Produce.. whether Daily, Tri-Weekly or Weekly. HT* In connection with my store We wtUtwi, post-paid, the Daily for one MEAT MARKET! F'aaey DETROIT FREE I RRsS CO. GOOD MEATS! liSPILLE room! I Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, The H^ert Price Paid for Hidtr Red Sign, No. 1. DOME AT THE SH0BTE8T IOTICE. rhia UUs. Til! you can't rest CUTTERS ■ hich *1 BIG PILE OF GOODS ■ yet inrre nir HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THTE FIELD I With J. L. Run's name oa. CUTTERS Thia fact Grocery and ProiM Stare ? of January, and that 599,999 of there will be uaing it again on tho morningdivorce from hie rife on Jhe ground uf id -------- " ”»*“ *h« wn "ert illy carelew." She him wi.b in a ,m»l hMin. ewk>n ft re- cd beaus in Ibe teapot and luft the that the beds unmade from July Sth to Octowas an her I7<h. ’w ! A Milwaukee man has a nnm* TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. CUTTERS CUTTERS GLASSWARE, girl tLW and three mobs if kh** Au I tid intin polis woman opened - would many him. She dedined on the eu-hion of her working chair, the the ground that site did not want four oiln-r day. after it had been u-sed nine­ teen yrnr».and in ft found 61* needles. mules in the femily. Ttiai Cttshpn mwrt h*v« been as cum It is estimated that 600,000 men fonable lo*it upon aa ibe ragged edge / will swear off on tobacco on the 1st of despair. G. A. TRUMAN, A. W. ALLEN. CUTTERS Having of choice Paas* abuasde.' Pay the highest Price for Country Produce for which I will psy the Highest Price. With the Gedtss of Liberty on. Fbbk $5000.0 worth of Boot s andShoes 1 ALSO WANT 10,000 M of 2 and 4 Frat Wood ’ (teople, their intelligence, their schools and Witiiexit dwelling upon ihisaouree of State •’You’ve sowed ihe wind, and now you reap the whirlwind," said the culiarly Michigan men. the piibUahera desire school teacher, as hr brosht hi* cane At a recent meeting of tiro Pen­ ■ o annoanc- io thi.se unacquainted wilb Tmk kuwn in a hurry on the bark of n nsylvania Woman Suffrage associa­ rebellious Lov. “Yea, and it’s n regular are credited to it, the* il i* a family newi tion a resolution was passed tender­ hurry-cane, too," sobbed the younging Ihe thinks of the society to M as to Financial rnd Commercial intelli.-enee; And in feat everything uaaally kept in ester between tha whacks Matilda Hardman for her valuable When a Milwaukee m-«n rend that services to the cause dating the cam Political. Legislative, Legal, Co&greaeional, nu Ottawa woman committed suicide, Social; audit pays moat pankular atteoFI'IST-CLASS paing in Michigan. because her hunhand refused tu kiss Weatherwise people, xtld settlers het. be put ou a muzzle. Theoldlndy and other predict a long and hard hasn’t committed suicide vet, l>ut he literary paper it claims to be without a riwinter from I he fact that meny bears saw her the other night kissing n are found at this late season prowl­ neighbor over the back fence. I.wiA to Inform the public that I arlTl sell ing aroand'the country. A minister approaches! a mischievous A cousin of the man who wrote the urchin, about twelve years old, and. Star-Singled Banner" committed laving his band upon his shuujder, pathos for which ba original articles are so suicide at Bab more the other day. but thus addressed him: “My non. I beshall the lustre of one bright star* be live the devil has got hold of you." household word throughout tho United Slate*. dimmed thereby ? SVALL AM»F.'iT OP MONET! Subscription Ratat-PayaWe In Advance: A gentleman in Missouri off-red a nificanl reply of the urchin, , Don’t forget the place,—the Brown Store, opposite Nichols. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Lowei than any other House in town. That will ran. ©rettrirs and Srorisim, ■•aper Tas 1 have a full line of SEWING MACHINES Aaide from Ibe material wraith of her ter- An l«»wa fntht’r who has sure edrd in rui-iiig seventeen of ih-* worst chil­ dren in his neighlxi-h<n<d, s"' s h'e t» lionttd to have a rrpcsrntntive • in IL aven if il Inkes seventeen more. $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS; Carpets, Faaej Geeds, Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to buy for THE PAPER TO TAKE. A Kansas wife’s false switch cot into the bed some way, and her Iiiih band laid awake all night, shivering and shaking, under the idea .hat n rattlesnake was ended down ngai.ast his leg. when he found out the truth • • O. D. Store ef Hits a»i Caps Grats’ Faralsblsg G»»4« Clover Seed, &a, better • IF is to make the tnwM pos­ sible uf V'hf** V‘«t have. Fruit viftens in *iin*hine; ru’s in storm. 3 Beats uJ Skse*, POWER CORN SREILES, Oswego is bragging about a woman ninety-six years old who can knit a sock per clay. Rise up, Mrs. G »rden, of Michigan, and tell 'em that you are ninety-eight and that it takes one woolen mill to keep yon in yarn. a 8822 AINSWORTH & BROOKS, CORN, oa A. W. ALLEN Hs Fswsxu Tbbre.—A man took a seat on the head of an emnty fluur with a very ugly-looking damsel ot barrel in Detroit Saturday and re­ Dundee. -AND — The trial of Wm- Clark for breach marked: “I got down the gun nnd loaded it het up heavy, and jn*t -ns I of promise and seduction of Miss WOOL CARDING MACHINE! Morey, concluded at Marohnll, last Would resneetfully inform tha public tha of RHiarriayjand Clark was found guiltybo is prepared to do double the worM man him,- disappeared, while his legs The ease goes to tbe Supreme Court heretofore. pay the Highest Market Trice for loomed up like schooner's nm*is. He B>>lh persons are residents of Battle was helped out and n boy hired to Creek, aud belong to the “upperCrust" rub sweet oil bn his back, but in of society. The beat counsel, and spite of th© earnest entreaties of the plenty of it, was engaged upon bu*h crowd he would not go on with the aides before ihe Iriul, if is ri-ported, POTATOES ihui dark offered Miss Morey $3,600 story. toscitielhe matter, which she re­ THAT WORKS LIKE A CHARM. Young^ian. you fee! a superior:!'; apples fused. _ to the whole human race as you stand John Oberland-r of Wattertown, at the alter with your fair young bride. You would not change pAces with the Inst week, advanced a weeping DeTvered at their president. Yet a few. - short years, a stranger $105, taking us security two few whiskings of broom handles, an watches, sppmenlly of gold. The ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE untimely stoppage or two of wafted weeping stranger wanted to release flat-iron and your weary body will home valued freight held for charges CUSTOM WORK ceat under the swaying willow, while nt the Lansing dejait. Of course it LATH. some young gallant will bring your was tho old story of deception, and SHINGLES. fate afflicted partner out to the cemet .Mr. Oberlnnder now mourns while WATER LIME, €. W. HOLLER, Miller. ery on calm Sabbath evenings and the weeping stranger wect’s no tpore S\LT, whispered love in her ear, os together BS he thinks of the well sold brass HAIR. watches. they strew pennut-shells over your 0OME DOWN TO STUCCO. _gnve. “Oh, why should the spirit of fc. fe*. mortal he proud F’ ■ hich we ship and retail at bpttom prices. When a man aint good for anything .A monster in female form nearly else, he is nliout right lu ail an a jury. AINSWORTH k BROOKS. ‘burned her infant babe to death in Proprietors. Fite is »aid to be a dissipated elam New-York lost week, by holding it rnaked on a hot store, because it ent, because it gues out almost every •cried. She could not hove*a new night. ' FOR ANTTHING IN THE LINE OF • — dress, and went into a fit of ugliness. When n man railed y««i» a liar, lukv ATTENTION, ALL! CASH. r. Bl'BBIB, Mancfactured by the Michigan Stove Co. and warranted for one year. JOB PRINTING The largest stock of Paint*, Oils. Virahhea and Bra -he* ever brought to Nashville. Also a large st<<l c* CreMS-c eluding the Silver St*< I Dh«ea4. the fasteM cuting • aw n th world, and all to be offered at pi ices hereto fururib e*rdoif foe . Cash. 0. t. WOLCOTT �, Prop’r. I»t, IWO imif-vArijB.ttOcd .imvj.oa. 3-ijikwW at once pointed fa cbts stave-cotter. Ayl.worth — utoMte,: night, and who stopped at quite a number of houses to beg matches; but the fellow had ra<fde good his re treat and hi* whereabouts could not up into his thrurt hr drove be ascertained. ^laniko, Watching, on8. J Old*- mill. —Th.* Lee Br/ahem | . I Mr VI*.’--, t».r I.Jl r . ox H B-row. rouod., Uo.utb.. “»“« "" «•«“. “<• "»■*•■» h‘« Sad. lucky -far*. ■gASTMAN A YOUNG, Altoraeya at V**1 JJENRY H. WOOD, Justice of the Peace, q LIEBHAUSER. U' TAILOB PARADY, Manufacturer of JJNION HOUSE. F. DAECIO, Proprietor. - mic WM- JONES, CRIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, —Th. M. E Chiircb Social will -».« W D., « Fdbe entertained at the residence *>f Jay, and in our issue of that day we Clemrnt Smith, Tuesday evening. intend to give a lively description of Nashville, her past fair record, and Dec 15th. AH are invited her future prospects; h^r business .We will bet our old hat that iiiieres's and business men. Every before two mouths rolh away. Nash­ business man m Nashville will be ville will have a bank, nnd it will bo represented, and it will be jast the doing a good business,,too. paper lo send to your friend-*, io let —The whole amount of Township them know-what you are doing, and tax to be railed in Castleton, tbfa what a wide-awake town you are winter, is M96-54A, of which • 1784.73 living in. Persons wishing ex’nt is judgement on railroad bonds. copies of that issue must order them —We haven’t received even ono before - Chris'mas, effusion on the fate •‘beaiiufiii show.” —The Christian Social at Capt Not all ot our brother editors through­ Boise’s, fast Tuesday evening, was a out tbe State are Hthwiiy’’ blest. very pleasant affair, and the house —Tlte Vermontville editor is still was cram f(ill from cellar to garret. Imwling about a house to live in. If One of the most interesting features he had dupe less howling and more, of the evening was the giving away work, he might have bewc him out of two nice pictures, to the hand­ a house -by thia time. somest lady and homeliest gentleman. —Tlte G- R. V. Railroad’again Each person was privileged to vote mane a alight change in-the running as many times as they wished by of their trains fast Monday morning paying five cent* per vute. The re The c^rmcted time card will be found suit of the election was : Handsom­ in another column. ’ est lady,—-Miss Dickinson; homeliest —There will be Quarirrly Meeting man,—Theodore Maxson. at thc M. E. Church. Saturday and — Ne;ifiy ar moolh ' tiOi efapSuu Sunday, Dec. 19th and 20th. Rev. since “Ye City Dad»" ordered the' C. S. Fox, Presiding Elder, of Albion, State St, ridewalk to be completed, will conduct the services. and it Jsn’t down yet. The excuse ^4—Mr P. Holler has added lo the mnny improvements in his flouring mill new |>ower corn shell er that works like a charm amd will shell two bushels of com per minute, —We cx|»ect to see the fmiling faces of many of our honest subscri­ bers, this month, as they walk into General Conveyancing, our office and remark : u Here, young Collections a specialty. man, is a dollar and four shillings for MONEY TO LOAN you MBS L. O. CROCKER FALL AND WINTER MILLINKBY & FANCY GOODS! Atou VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. CUT FREE OF CHARGE! still retains tbe services of Miss Clothing, ' Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing -■ Goods, 1W4 TV o. 1-4-0 TJ m l>rel 1 a. Ot every deserlpdon. kept oonitantly ot> Experienced Workmen Employed. Cozy Little Brick Store, LOCAL MATTERS. n to Halbert & Co.. ■tove wh«u bo 0000 it, aa well aa asybody. 10w2 —CHRISTMAS PRESENTS * rru. limb or Sx. Lolkr u4 !M TRUNKS ( n* Il AKO! For tho Wholesale and Retail Trade. Lath aitrl Shingsles, cuaslsnlly SB hand GRAND R1V.BR VALLEY DIV. Saw and Planing Mill east of the liepot, NashviUs, Mich. ImWU* S.,1. u. 1W4. u -15 W. A AYLSWORTH. A. W. OLDS. POUND, the cheapest place •rty A Ro-na an selling 3’- Kerosene Oil at fifteen cents par gallon. 10 Presents. BOISE BROS'. GROCERIES! —TOTS cheap at Boias Boo'it. Nutnllta. MkWK-vIHn, Bmumm Uraod lUpJl, Going Kant. IM K*. .My S.AP. back out? —Old Santa Claue ia at Car. Boies'e Headqnarten with everything for Kerosine OH, 15 cents per Gallon. the • little folks. —Honey Drop Syrup at 49 for $1. —Choice Box Honey at 41>., Vermontville, Wo will oell you 10w2 Groceries, of Even Bescriptions, Ydu will fins everything at g 9 the market atfurdc. 6-7 For exon, or its equivalent. As Cheap as they can be Bought OTTES, STOCK Paints, Oils, Varaixnes & Brashes, Ten Setts for Sale by C. C. Woleoil's, at prices that will suit. 7 —The exhr.ming of the buffalo's head in Assyria, mention ot whieh was made in last week’s News, is said to be the first instance on record of buffalo's Ixmes l»eiug found in this section ol country. The-committee to look after rub­ scriptions tor the grasshopper suffer­ ers. will wait Until Monday next for further donations. It is hoped that all who can will give. Remember •y—get your Meat at Roe A Clever's Meat that hunger hud want fa whet is being Market. • Beet Re?f from four t eight cte. —Messrs. Mochmore Ic Hoage have relieved, and a mere trifle from you issued invitation tickets for a Christ­ may help to save a life. Donations pp BRAH FOR mas ball at Union Hotel; on the 25th can be left with Capt, Boise at No inst. Good music and a. good time 49. Money, produce and old clothing for all lovers of the “light fantastic,” is what is wanted. and dancing hill only 75 cents. BARBER and HAIR DRESSER! “49” KALL MILLINERY GO’JDS • RELIABLE HOUSE Willison ; judgement far the defendpfaiatiff Cb»i oase of ClMMftt Smith va. V. Shatitiir !<x claimed Mr. Cu.inl.nd b«d trim, ud Hal In. Our Store! THE YAMASHIRO (unentered) Japan Tea, foi* S?^l. Young Hywon Tea, 50 eta. CRACKERS By the barrel. BAKERY GOODS Of every description. TEAS. COFFEES. The Choicest Bread Ever soi l fa Nashville, which we thiuk the People can Appreciate. For everybody to buy their Pure Wines aii I-iprs for youraelvea. For Medicinal and Mechanical Furpoaee, at cioice whies i BOISE Sotrl and Restaurant CITY DRUG STORE, Glassware & Lamps! In connection with store. Lodgings Prescriptions Cartfully P. epared. Fair Prices and Honest Dealing. Having moved into my NEW STORE! I would respectfully invite my old cuetom- 10,000 .. BOISE Bros. Entire New Stock Everything belonging lo the Grocery, Cmierj & Lamp Trade, Meals $5 cts. Call at Central House Sign. 3 DAUGHERTY t RODSA. NEW GOODS! FUBNItURK MANUFACTORY i rould announce that we ahaU open New ones to call and see my JACOB LENTZ New .Stock of Goods'.! Manufacturer* and keep* on han CONSISTING OF Parlor, Library, DiW, Oita a GENERAL FUNTURE! DRESS GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, GLOVES, CORSETS, SHAWLS, CASSnra, Together with a full assortment ot MIRRORS, PICTURES. FrtAMr AND CARDS, BRACKETS, DUSTERS, AC-AC., Balj Cais aad Prabilaturs j Pay COFFINS AND CASKETS, b Any Hanse in Barry Ceaatj. Country Produce always bought at the TOP of the Market. XuMU* OcL 1U, OYSTERS BROS., ' (Scccussmom TO T. MaxmiQ Crockery, ONE PRICE TO ALL. »ng« of I no work office wa buou,. to And oeo for yourselves. Sugars, Spices, Etc. j waa a afave cotter, and bnroed out at Toreoio. Come SPECTACLES, (warranted Pebble) Wall Pt per & Bordering —I if— —Ok the afternoon of Thanksgiv­ After Jannarj 1st, we are compelled to pay our own postage, aodfherofare ing Day. a seedy looking individual applied at Court land Sc Soo’s stave­ As Cheap for foreign atilworiptwas must be paid factory, in this vilfaga, for work. He —Since our last issue two other cases from this locality were tried and decided in the Circuit Court: TOILET ABTICLES AND PERFDMES, ih»:r*de. and lo you that indulge in the for­ eign luxury, no would say FAMILY GROCERIES, THAT IS THE DRESS MAKING LIVERY AND FEKD STABLE! mi AtuiixibT cr Co A Fresh Stccx or Shaving, Hair Cutting Dressing, Sha mpooing, defand«Bt» Flooring, Sidins, Bo»ldi<i;s, he., DRUGS & MEDICINES, —One of the best financial patrons Com. . L. Dubkek, * Ct KM NT SlflTU, DELL BARLOW, of the News, is Mr. Calvin Ainsworth. Last Tuesday he handed us an even . Fcmannl Gowlp, FA.BEEXOia 86 in crisp bank notes for his four A Last week Thomas Perky shook new auhscriptions. What a lively hands with his sweetheart and friend.-* newspaper 100 men, like Calvin, ahd Started for Charlevoix Co, to would make. NxUtVlLLB, tyca. visit friends and shoot a bear. -4 —Mr. Jacob Huffman, of Maple H- L Wolcult, a printer of Mus­ Grove, is canvassing Baltimore for kegon, fa visiting relatives in this the “Bible Looking Glass,” and Bun­ village. yan's complete Works. After1 “doing’ Mr. Emmon* of . Sparta, has been that town, he will pay Castleton a visiting his father-in law, Mr. Fuller, 18 the Uninn House. visit. He is ahu our agent and is tn this village. Mr. Emrnon* is en­ authonaed to solicit subscriptions for gaged in the practice of medicine at the News, and receipt thsrefor. Sparta. —The assessment roll for this —Last Saturday while W. H. Bea­ Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS Township has been made out and put into the hands of Township Treas­ dle. George Wellman and a couple 0» TOT of other men were passing along urer, Cafvin Ainsworth, who will reMiia Sl. in the lower part of the v Huge. George Holton was standing tor. Persons can save four per cent on the other side of the street and he by paying their taxes this month. playfully picked up a bone and threw —Circuit Judge Hoyt has jus? de­ it at die party, proba ly with the in­ cided that a Aj^cia! school district tention of only makinc them acaUer. meeting, although duly summoned, Beadle dodged, but Wellman didn’t* has no power to rescind a vote passed and the bone struck him on the head, at any annual meeting, providing for inflicting quite a deep wound tend the raising of monev to pay the ■ bout two inches long. Dr. Young builder of a school house the amount was called upon to s« w up the wound, E. D, BITGOOD, Proprietor. of money expended by hi u in re which he accordingly done. Well­ biii'ding the house, over and above man “got upon his ear” about the the contract price. matter—and we don't blame Inin —ti e have a numl»er of foreign much-—and was aliouc to commence subscriptions oa out books that are suit against Hollon for damages, but in srraant.end we have forgotten who the matter was amicably settled by they ware sent by. If they are not Holton paying Wellman a five dollar settled before Christmas, bills wii| be note. • FRESH MEATS, faction guarantred. ZDU/’ST GOODS Dressed of some is that lumber can't be had. C. C. Wolcott. Now that is singular when we. are SOT The old reliable place to bay you surrounded by saw mills on every Meat is at Roe A Clever's Market. Best side. Wealthy men own tots on that Steaks from seven to eight eeuts; choice Patent Medicines, street and they arc not to be hurried Hoaete from fear to se»M» wi't. 7 Them has been some talk of vlevnttfg" A splendid sample of Toung Hyson Is all new, and has been selected with-great ing those two pieces of lone sidewalk care and we warrant imtu'aelion. We Tea .for fifty cents per pound al Daugherty on that street, but we hope it won't A Room'a. would especially call attienlion to our large 10 stock of be done, for lo a traveler that way on —Call at Bouk Hao's for any article in Sclml Blai, ui Hl-r Bwks, a dark nignt they are • like oasis in the ding line. Il the Great Desert. Bob-sleighs! STATIONERY A LEGALjUANIS, Representing nearly every kind known to DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. ROE & CLEVER, Re-sawing, &c., R EMEM B E.R 1S74. L- C BOISE & CO. = rocenes OF ALL KINDS, SHF QUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. JEWEL Market NaebriUa, Oct, fich, 1S74. W. I. KtCIEft & Br. CHA* W. DEMARAF �— I* STI tw—an art »hst nhoul-l the travehu^ pal.lie. ttowtehirqt fall * challenge given by Jules Rigai, a wrestler attauhad to the oirow», had taupsriwa. 1»* third Mita. tb* brutal J Mt to everything required by Japan. -Emilia Castoter liaa beeu appointed —A Jfaw Orleans telegram stale*-that Gov. Kellogg te q«u**iy Uispoeing of hia property in wishing to preserve a strict incognito, would appear* before the public in a mask.. The ajnateur athlete, rwtio, it wuh was r jierson occupying a ‘highjK^I ‘ * ition, -was rumored to be Sq otibMF ., to viau noble, who has the reputation of Uruguay, South America. ' -The supposed Nana Sahib lately arreetod in India turn* cut to be not th* Sepoy chtef- nation of lb* feboriff of Warras county, Mb*. —A Havana dispatch auauuucra Hie r inking of tho coaating etcamar Thomas Brook#, aud lha lo** of thirty live*. ■ Engtend. —Dr. Li rings tone'« journals hare reached urarlj •a.OXJ.WO d.acl*<WT in tho Foetoffice —Tbe trial of David A . Oage, tbe default­ ing ex-Ctty Treairarer of Chicago, ban re- thfl ecsnplcSrxl entlmates bar* been rocrirod —M«nrh*rw nf ih? W»»m Appropriation Committed, say* a Washington dispsteh, state that al! the regular appropriation Ulla, except the: flandry Civil, are reedy to be introduced ▼ary b*at suure** that b'apoteon «u dr*f go.! Jenuitical influence*. paaead before the holiday*. and all' of them through by tho flrat of February. The Rlvar aud Harbor btU ia prepared by tbe House He strove hard to hour be dslepcined on peace, and kept his resolution half an hour. Ultimately ba waa overpowered by peraoos representing the Vatican. —A man named Walter Strain, of Buffalo, haa just returned from the Black Hills, where he has been prospecting since August. He pranougcea the’ reported gold di-covene* in that regfbti sheer fabrics! jus. Two of bl* CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY. Wasuuraw. Monday, Dec. l^ftna'e. Senate waa called to order precisely at 13 o'clock by Vice-Prandout Wilson, After prayer by the Chaplain, Anthony fit. L) of­ fered a resolution instructing tbe Secretary of the Senate to inform tbe House of Represen­ tatives that a quorum of the Smale had as­ sembled, and that tho Senate was —The National Board of Fire lueuraoi^ Oompastea, which became atenned and with­ drew from Chicago immediately after the big July fire, have derided to resume buauiera in that city. —The United Grand Lodge of colored Ma­ rons haa just held its annual session st New York, blxlaen aubordineta lodges ear* rap- The Hennepin canal project wa* Indorsed. , commonly known aa tbe "Press Gag law.” . aod metallic currency wa* declared the o'clock .u rrtull, .. | Hale «... objected. .... . ..At j1 o ’clock tbe Preelnot tbe cause, of commercial prosperity. The I dent's meroage was received aud road, convention i* hereafter to be known aa tbe ; "American Board of Transportation and Com- ( —— •• • —■ — ’ NEWSPAPER POSTAGE. marcs," and will hold It* nSxt session |t Chi•ago in 1875. j IXtTMCCTIOXe I**UED BY THE I’oRTMAHTK*—Tbe full b«uah of Judges in Washington 1 Ghuji. has decided that th* late grand jnry which in- ■ ——o *f>dlcted the safe burglar* wm dlegal)v chosen, ; |m”rcd b\ PoMmamer-Geueral Jowell ip resi iu „-„u. ff;: pIUKn uwiicr son alter Jan. i, ------117J. under lb* act of June 23. T-74. Section CM1HK AKD CRUHAaX*. 3 ot said act divides th* matter therein <1*. —A fieri* mining riot is rvpc rted from West aenbed into two closes, aud fixes tho rate of uwat.'ut «tanty, Pa.. in vhiob four Italian pxtauo o" on .... etch .. as foUnws: wu Ou ui all unwnpanawwnamoreland pers and periodicals issued, weekly or oftener. 2 oolite per pound or a traction thereof; an d jurod. ■ • on all those'issued teas frequently. 8 oenta mc—A horrible tragedy was recently enacted par pound or a fraction thereof. in Hamiltoncounty, N. Y. A carpenter uamod tioa G. upon tbe receipt of such matter at tbe mailing oflice, property assorted into tbe two Elisa Williams, who waa erecting -a frame classes, it must be proj^MTisfcer deducting Louse, hired one George Smith to assist him. tbe weight ot tha each) bv special ad­ One day, when drunk, tbc two men began to hesive stampe, furnished "by tbe de­ partment* for this purpose. Ordinary quarrel. Williams, in the cottrss’of the postage-stamp* cannot be need for this horse and sawed off tbe head of-Oda an- t".’ o(h*r PUrpoM. Postma-urs will make UK0..I.I, It onu,.;, th. body. | !?".“* »' TCilUwi.BWit^ur.udtmtbi. Ibn-t. I )uu «rb.‘s Sa —Five marked mea, suppoeed to b* tbe i^ui-ds; No. 2 cotton sack, flj psunda. On GadahiU robbers, went to a country store near the postage the Postmaster will LU... Ath., UBt^h. .hot „< UM i the proprietor, aud robbed the store. The then bo affixed to Hie stub of tho receipt. Sheriff ol the county punned the gang, when Mn<1 wiceUJ by perforating them with a they separated, tn*, two were captured and in taken tn IJttta tovk a.K. ' "l* “.?.aTS’W 5“* 0,8 Th° taken to Little Rock, after a desperate fight, in which the Sheriff was wounded. office, to be readv to be produced whenever -Henry Gatnb*. Public Administrater of demanded by the department. Th* Pest­ St. Loub eounty, Mo., turns out to be a master will render promptly at the end of each quarter, in blank forms furnished forth* purdefaulter to the smoqn' of Xfl.OOa. arid has po*e, a. statemant of tbq postage collected fled. fr..m each paUialier new. ageut during th* —Edward Ehler, Treasurer of Milwaukee quarter. Tho*e special stamps will be charged to P■ sirasstevs. aud accounted for in tbe same m>nt:e; as ordinarv noetass .Lunns Ks>>. faulter to tbe amoust of about *15,000. r ----. ,.... ........ -—— ..... ... Mcu .iiou a tetter earner'soffis* foe delivery by the office Samuel Jbuo*. at South Oyster Day, Long or it* carriers are subjrct to postage at tho f.atowing istes: Ou newspapers, regular or Island, N. Y. have been sentenerd to, bo trauneut. not extending 2 ounc.v m wright, 1 hung on th* 15th of January. cent each ; ou pc nodical*, regular or traoamm, —Hiram Smith wa* hung at Watertown, D H exrcebug 2 ounces in we.ght, i cent each; on pet i xbcals, regular or transint, exceeding 2 t.uucrrt in weight, 2 cents each; ctreularv. Charles ^Teuham. UureJcd. l«csut: weekly newspapers to tran­ sient parti* % 1 cent for each 2 ounces or frac­ F1RK3 JLND CAtCALTIES. tion tosreuf. There rates must be prepaid by postag* stamp, affixed. Weakly newspa­ lered by the cable company to repair the ocean pers to regular .uUcnbeni will be 5 cent- per q tartefi Under 11.i. section county papent cables, foundered off toe ooaet of France on pv«s by mail fros to subscriber* actually rtnait-g wisatn the county, but when deUtered a: Ictur eurtier ffire*. M by a letter earner. RAlUtOAH ISTKLUGKSCE. has again fallen through on account of tbe rofami of the Winote Central railroad to enter into the compact. FJXANCIAL AJfDIMDU&TRlAL. —Tbc creditors of Jay Cook A Co., are br- fistterag - I: i» mere than prohibit- that pre- of su.-di matter, either at the c.fKeo of mailing ordslivcrv. Wi>»n nni ... ...u _ __ .. fraction th«r*of. The forsgnrog irwtructioTis ar* to take offset tin- first day of January, 1875, aud to ooutinu* lu form until modified or ruperwedad by tbe department. PRA CT1CAL JOKIA G PQLJTKAl. AM ITATKnffiM.. rooin « co., ns BOS BIITSER. FOUKDLIAG TAJ, JtfMtr ROVttnOLD CAP RK GCPrum WITH A AEAVTIFCL ILLUJ/nfATVIO GAR bowas a xsrr.'JBtewi ▼>***>av. pRUGGtSTft-WWJLESAlJE. it u tiKFzx nt co3anccnoir. aAnt nr OPJCRAriGtr. AXP CRRTAPt Uf RBUfUR JOB VtLLAUtS. CHURCHKi. BUBAL HOMXH, i\3TTTmtonn, ma. tPk jtxntTOMB abPAEATV^AJU OKl/S TliK BOAT FKJUBCT BKA.KS or ILEURIHATrOX ntT BISCOE idirqi, which wa* *o bad that it dl*fi«ur*< nooe, and. white curing it, your medicines । cured ms of Asthms In ite -worst and most citxw I had beemw >r*4uc*d hundred and ^T-five^to itlM.^..L,l~nn. ».toMlM* *14 slxty-iwo j-otmil*. nvl wn to batterU«altb than I hav* *njoy*d forlWBWty ~- Yom* truly. ' v « • Th* abavi U bnt • fsir ! itaoMrins. ENGRAVERS' STENCILS AND STOCK * - The Supreme Court of Ohio ha* de­ aided that sending a dun to a man on a TT GAB MACBfJUl CO. i J. B. W^AOX.PBJU. O. H. BAKKB. SEC ; 111 SASSOli AT, PH1LADBZPHU; ISO HRKRTT AT. HTW YORK Clarkes DALY, HJWBOTXX A CO.. 1U a^A M> Wltetai FURNITURE doubt that the Doctor's mAdidoes euro tbs oxaat rAvoaira with tws udux Wbb F.uavLlt IMiillm A (ten. Artiawlala write. Itept. ]«. UT74, as fol- Piano-Forte. New Method J GUNS. CUTLERY, FISHING TACKLE. Your Goktea Medicri Dteeovery and Purga­ tive Peliei* Ml! v«ry txrgaly aod give contpfct* **li*f»eUua, >■ number* cf our custom­ er* and friauda testify with pl*a*ur*. Yonr Favorite Pre*crtjHion ta, t&tecd, th* great favorite with the I ad tea. vid number* can a*» with joy that it ba* raved them from aking EndoruP by tht Muncal. Edueaii^al aad general Prw,. and bg Good Ttachert, to bo Beyond all Comparison the Best io be had at Book and Mtuic Mont. ' Sraf by Mail, Price, t3.75. LEE & WALKER.J-’J^.SS^’*OR NKAHLY THIRTY VEANN nite RICHMOND.PRIMXft. ROSPJ- Tua Latkkt Tbivmph of Tkmpbhanor. —We congratulate the temperance world on tbc suoocas everywhere at­ tending tiro use of Vuiboab Brmtm. Certainly no preparation containing alcohol has nccmnplbihed euch cures of malsrious fever, biliournese, dyapeptia, rheumatism. Inng oomptaint*, consti­ pation and general debility, as we hear of from all quarters aa the results of tjrfs famous vegetable rpeeffle. No tmo philanthropist will regret to see spiritnoos liquors expeilrd from medi­ cal tree, if they can be safely dispensed with ; and that they ere not neeeasarY in any cam of sickDera, whstawr ife charac'er, appears at last to hive been demonstrated. If public opiuiou is capable of making sny impression upon the minds of the faculty, they will ere long introduce the m?at popular of modern mwliciaes into the hospital^ and prescribe it in their practice,; The million* have given, the article a fair trial; it bs* more than answered their expectations, and no theoretical oppo•ition can shake their faith jd it 13 VINECAR BITTERS can had ratals and crybtal lake hckleb. f.-a. wjunrtB, n aivax. CHUDkENf Dr.X.T.nkMW.Bb-ffatei wY: . lira Rm f*wi» walkWuf «b<rt.MW»»! for your GoMew M*ffical Diwovwy, PurgaLv* I'eHota Mid Dr. B*g*'* Cst*rti Hamady, lb«y 2>c» LEAH HPE AND SHEET LEAD MANUFACTURERS B. W. SLATcnroRD S CO- ^s Norte Clinton. LINSEED WL AND OIL CAKE .MANUFACTURERS B. W. BLATCTirOBD S OO., IB Nortk OHnto*. LOCKSMITHS' AND BELVHANGERS' MATU1AU J. R. WOLLKXAAK. X» LaSalle. LUMBER. THR rRSHVIGO co.-erwe Bay Lnmher. NotU 11cr. W. E. SUOII*, rr«». O. C. Hampel***,*•« MARBLE AND’ SLATE MANTELS. TM*y at* vraluMC in all ta« notiltui ol •attM u* l*“ *“'* ef **ar >*neaa A*o»« tea “Standerd Cray Styles,” pn;«r tot ifc* Lona* or jU**i-M»uiltul lull ■l*n> »nA »lcnln« in enlerin*. “CHOCOLATE STANDARD 8TYLE8,' 2s; sS’JsJfttx MUSICAL CIFT BOOKS MUSIC. SHEET AND BOOK. ANO DEALERS IK MUXICAl INSTRUMENTS. THM MOOT A SORB MUSIC C<X. “» »»*»* / PIANOS ANO ORGANA WnrrNBT '■ MrutcxnGuxrr.—1 h* D*c*mb«r Wo owe to a paper in Lippincott the Iiuml-er of till* capital marical monthly, following particulars with regs rd to the which will b* tei-uod from to* |>r*m early the eooiing week, ooutaln* mffoh that will b* at great Foundling Hospital in Moscow : unnuual Interest to musical people tbroukhout, the whole country aud especially In ihe Weal. There mere are two principal institutions of ui-- zr '/The Gurrt promts** aevetal new and sltrac the kind in Russia—one in Sk. Pctere-- ir* forinroe for too coming year, and present* burg, and the other—the largest in the a revised premium Hat which contain* extraor­ dinary ir.duceniet.ta to sgente to extend ii* world—in Moscow. The latter house drcolaUon. Send tan rent* to W. W. Wnirwas founded 110 years agv, and in con­ ducted on the most humane And liberal Safr, Peumanknt and Complete I— principles. .It has on an average 1,000 Wllboft'* Tonfo cure* Chill* and Fsvar, Dumb Cbilta aud BiUoua Favor*—too** Titauii that infante in its wards, who arc attended kill their thousand* where th:* r*tn*dy la un­ by aa many nurses. Tbe number of known. It euro* Enlargement of to* &pl**u. Il etxre* Hypertrophy ot the Liver. It hurt* infants received in 1869 was 11,140 ; in no one. It cure* all typra cf Mriarixl Fever* and. la perfectly protective in all ita effecin 1870, 10,661; and in 1871, 10,756. Try Wllhoft'* Tonic, th* great InfaUiblo Chill Nearly half of these arrive on the day Cure. ' Wmkkloce. Fislat 4 Co-, Proprietor*, New Olio***- For Mie hr alt dfiuggiata. of their birth, and tho rest before they have completed their first week. They Now is the time to buy presents for Cliriatmaa. Combine beauty and utility, and are retained in the hospital six week*— give your gBntonaat> friend a carton contain­ if their life ahould last so long—and ing one hundred Elmwood C< Iter* They will li»t bhn aoui* time, and h* w U think of you then are sent into the-eonnlry to live with the families of fanners. THE MARKETS. The mortality among the infants in NKW YORK. the hospital is very great. Of thi­ ll,912 foundlings received during 1869, 2,426 died under six weeks old. * In 1868 the deaths amounted to 30 per No. 1 Hpring. HJS^l .38. cent ; in 1809, to 25 per cent ; and in 1870, to 25 per cent " Every day a half-dozen or more little bodies are put SB.jagc.nx. into, little wooden boxes and consigned to the earth. %. few formal words are Fair. S3.T*iM0j TnfvrU’r muttered over them by the a‘-tanding priest, the attending physician rubs the numbers of tho departed ones off 8pnn<. B0X««»«; «Pria«, his slate, the matron orders tho little Mu»—No. J, TlgYto. O*T»—NO. 1, beds to be made afresh, and the institu­ tion goes on as ujuaI. No loving head adjusts the tiny shroud, no pious tears BT. ^OUfS. bedew the lifeless little body, no moth­ er's prayers ascend to waft the innocent soul to heaven. A lamp is lit. and blown out, aod all is darkness as be­ MH.WAUXr.tt. fore.” A partial cause for this mortal­ ity is found in tho fact that 98 per cent Coss-No. 3, 7te73c. of the foundlings ar^ illegitimate. In this connection it may bo stated that the crime of infanticide is almost un­ Wsnr-lted. known in Russia. A max who is out of pocket might m The l*nglh of railways tbroughunt ike world exaeeda 2,000,000 tniLw., and well bw o»l cd tr>Wb. thirty yean i* giriut R, W^WOjOW, V.ltlw-ul tached to tha'circus. This led to a dis­ -bleb. Dr. Piero*'* Favorite Prescription wan Aral mad* known to them. A alngl* bottle turbance—the " great unknown ” nar­ often give* dedicate and suffering women rowly escaped being torn to pieces by move r*Uuf than months of tn-stmont from family phvaleiau. In all those darang*his late admirers, tho majjager and tbeir tMcta causing back-acfie, drtggmg down sanhia troupe had to fly for their liven, and aaliouiL nerroua sad general debility, U te a the aircua-bnilding would prcbably hrre ■ sovcrolcn retnady. Ita soofliiag and ntMlrog been dismantled and.deNtroyed but for di*s suffering from In tenia’ fever. congMtion, it.flammation or u'erradon, aud tta stren<ththo exertions of the police, who, with euing v ffeata tend to cotrncl <li*rlaoemeata of great difficulty succeeded in reprean- internal parte, th* resell of weakness of natnrel It is sold by all drug gistx. ing what promised to be a serious riot : Da.aspport*. Pl save's pamphlet on DiaeaaSa peculiar mit yourwcH. 0»F*,nf^ to* prising at otarticu rowoEfl fM txxucn. IMPER1AL AXLE GREASE. A MANP6OMZ young Englishman, sulk­ ing a call at a house in Washington, where there resided some of the love­ liest young ladies, suddenly discovered that he had come out without hisjpurst*. The prettiest of the ladies said, " Shall I lend you a dollar*” “Would you?” was tbe reply. The dollar was produced Irom the most charming portemonnaie and the beautiful American said, laugh­ ingly, “I must have interest, you namely, on pubbcaHous not exceeding a ounces in * eight, issued leas frrqusntly than know, when you return it.” Tho h.indonce a week, 1 cent for each copy, si d when Bome Eoglishmsn called next day, re­ issued oooe a week, ft cents adffithmal per quarter, and ft cent* additional p*r quarter for paid the dollar, and, placing a couple M(1), i.MHM mn-rM r».«.—..I of exquisitely cut bottles of perfume on addiuonal 4 ouuowe or fraction thereof. Three the table, added, “and there's the in­ rates must be j.a;d quarterly before deb very terest, two cents." A youth in lowu, who hila a turn for practical joking, recently tried to im­ pose qpon an huaest lager beer vender by leading a mule into hia naloon, sod iDxuk hu taking him up to the bar aaif foradrink. Myoherr looked steadily at th' pair for a few moments, as if collect'nglti* stray wita, aud then broke out as follows ; “ H-e here. Vyune, I know vat di* to here—your own brudder—but he be one , you call a minor. He tab too modi young to drink hia glass lager; it i* do» th* Pltutm-gb for the law in no place, nor not mil my salr^n. He look like you ; you may be ou* family, as you cell it; but if you •ver bring dot young brudder here again, I vill abuse tell jour old ladder ing of tbe audience, at once oommeoeed the strug­ gle, which was,-however, of short dura­ tion,'' for the distinguished hnknown in a few minutes, amid frantic applause, floored his professional antagonist. So great was the success of the spectacle that the manager announced to the adm'nDff audience that tbe nobleman. , wrestler had condescended to appear again before them on the following evening, when the performance was ac­ cordingly repeated and was continued for several nigh ta, until oae-evetring an indiscreet member of the troupe unfor­ tunately divulged the fact that the THK MOSCOW committee to wait upon tbe President and Inform him that they were orgsmxsd aud ready to receive any communication be might —The negro** of Central Alabama are mak­ deairo to make... .A rwoeaa until 1 o'clock ing arrangemenie for a wholesale < migration reanoembled and listened io tbe reading of ponderance —The National Cheap Transportation Con­ JZouae.—Speaker Blaine called tbe House vention. previous to adjourning at Richmond, te order promptly st noon....Dawes, Bock adopted a H^morix! io Congr^s, favoring tts . . ..______ ___________ __ building if a ship-yard in the East and a npoh the President. ..Phelpe (N. J.) asked steamboat-yard in the West; also a petiticsa to | for unanimous consent to introduce and put the New York Legislature to rodne* tbe toll ii|»on ite passage a bill repealing the taw reon lb* Erie canal to the lowest possible rale*. ( latiug to libels in lb* District of Columbia, the other day, white constructing a railroad bridge, by tbe Quilting of a pneumatic cylin- made his firni appeantno* in the oixeur, the stalls wen» filled with eager spoctatore loi.g before ihe commenoement of WUIMIT.I sxitarpris* baa ibe firid siaMWl without romjwUtoro. Ho determined are th* Lv.drelb* to ***ar«. a* n»ti*l, a l*t«n »kar« of ti<*ai>l>ro*chinr ymur’a tataiue**. th*t ibei hav* now Nino o/JV fat! prtttrn GfMrCa!la PUMFS. WOOD AND PORCELAIN CYLINDER PIPE. Etc. SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES. VICTOR s. M. co., Ml Weal Madtaoa. BHOT. CHICAGO SHOT TOWII CO., JO Xortb Citato*. SHOW-CASE MANUFACTURERB. XAMCRD B. MARTIN, « Bteta. SOAP MANUFACTURERS. STEAMSHIP USES. WUITX STAR MAIL LIRA, W Clark, . WASHING MACHINES. WHITE LEAD. DN<fAND COLORS MANUFACTURERS. OLIVER DITWN A CO.. A Beautiful Gift THT^BEST, KlVSStV-Pi FOB YOUB _CHILDREN. toSdo'weekly blade THE LITTLE CORPORAL THE WEEKLY 8UN • AvpandvnL Cow—N»«, C8ST2C. DKTHOIT. si.twd CLEVXLAXD Wwaav-NA. 1 KM, P.lMglJJ; No. CorjotU *na W*hM*^*Cwwi PAINLESS OPIUM CURE! STEINWAY 1873 Grant Square aM UprUht PiM, VZedTway /ion. unham D PIANOS. Dunham 4 Sons, Manufacturers, Warerooms. IS lad talk Strort, (Establuhsd 1KM.) AyUKQ^r* WITHOUT CHAHUK TO VM* M-maaa. Th* Wrbilv TataUMa tM* bteoaa OOH’T YOU MflWP MW roast. WANTED K S25 For 1870. Soncat 'i Prof. D. Meeker's TOLKDO. tta, Lpuai,10. CHAS. H. DIT5DN YOURWire YOUR CHILDREN Aren’* D«parlB?nt En- 17.50 ■ n nre,JW.». i.,.r„ iuh. mi OPTIC'S MAGAaSE, 1876 Dr. J. Walker’s Califanltt Vfneear Bitten arc a nmrc'.y VprutaUp . yrcparariwiJ, made cbicily from tbe na- 1 tire herbs fouiMi on rtio lower rwjree of the Sierra Nevada mountain* of Csnfbruia, tlie medicinal propcrtlwr of M|ich r arc extracted tterrefrom without the uao .' of Alcohol. The fjnwttfon b almwt dally asked, “Whit te.tho cause eCUxh unpuralldod jrmxcnb ef Vixegar B.‘ ' i'titaT* ia. that they reraoro die causaotfflieafo, ’find the patient re­ cover* bis-bwdflt-. TJify Wfi'Uieigreat , l»kxxlpurifierami»Ufe-g>viug principle, . a> parfcci~Rmlv*Br aid.- tevjrt»m.<: uf She Bvcetn- ■ Itever before in the hutorr of Lb® world hq* a medicine Ueu cdmpotmM’ praraMdpg tha. I remark abte r f qualities of Vines aSJUttk** in hraliugtoa sick <rf every hch to. Tiw are a gculte'PdYgatlre aFVell m a 1®. relieving CocereUon or Inflawunalion of th* IJrer and Viactral Organ*, is Biliou Di*ca*e«. I The properties <tf pe. WiLnens.' Vixxca* HITTKU are Apcn«ut4D:3gporrtic. Carminative, Nutritiatf*. LsxaUve. IHarctjc. Sedative. CounterTrritant, Sudorific, Altera­ tive. aud Anti-Biliou*. ... Grateful Thousands proelaim'VixTCAB Bittkrs t|x> <nost w.i’Hlerful In* * vigurant that ever suftained the ’rinkinp eyetem. No Person ran take these Hitters according to direction*, audronain long unwell, providedxheir bones are not de­ stroyed by mineral polaon or other means, and vita! organs wasted boyotxl repair. . Bilious, Kemlttent and Inter­ mittent Fevers, which are »o preva­ lent in the valleys of our great rivers throughout the United State*, wpecmliy those of tbe .Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, HHaus, Tctnxssce, CuHYherlaiHl, Arkan8as. Red, CWorudo, BrazofipBio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, thrsurfiout our entire country.during tbe Summer and Autumn,and rotn.Trk;ibIy »a durte-s^ sons of unusual heat anil dryness; .-tre invariably accomiMuiictlUy intensive derangenusuta of the stomach' and Ever, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatmimt. .1 punuUKe. exerting'a pow­ erful luHuenco upon vario&s or­ gans, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to Dr. J. Walker’s Vixeuar bitters, as they will speedily remove tjie dark­ colored viscid matter with whichi the bowels arc loaded, at the same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring tbe healthy functions of tiro digestive organs. . ’ Fortify the body against disease, by purifying all.lt* fluids with Vixegar Bittkhs. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus forc anncdi .. Dysncpsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pam in tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tire Chest, Dizx'uieNs, Sour Eructations of tbo Stotnacli, Bad Tasto, in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, J’alpitA*-' tation of the Heart, InffiuiimaObh ortho ' Lungs, Pain in the region of tiro KMT" noys, and a hundred other panful symp­ toms, are the oflfepriiigB of Dyspepsia. ' One bottlo will prove a better guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertise­ ment. Scrofula, or Kind's Evil, Whlto Swolliug*. Ulecii, EryripMas, SwisUid Neck. Goitre. Scrofaiou* lufhumuatibu*. Indolent lnd*uun*iiunn. Mercurial Affecliou\ Ohl Sores, ErtiptioM «>f th* Ekiu. 80ro Kywx etii. in these, m in all othfr constitutions! Di»erae*. Walker's VrasaAR Bittr** have riiowu their great curative power* in Um mcMt olMtinstu mid intractable com*. „ For Inflammatory and Chronic Rhemnathnn. Gout, bilious, RemiK tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidney* and Bladder, three Bitten have iw outre!. Sucb Djqeaacii arc caused by Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases.—Perrons en­ gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Tjpc-w«*n. (fold-beaten. »»M Miners, si they edvaneo In life, are subject to paralysis of the Bowwi*. •'Tn g«anl against this, take a dose uf WaL&K*'* ViakGAK BrrrrfRs <«cea*i<>u*!!y- ’ T T1 J For Skin Uiwasrs, Eroptioni T«s ter, Salt-Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimple-. Puxtulc*. Boils, CaHnrnde*, Ring-worm-. and Disearet of th* Skin of whatever n*mn or nature, are literally dnR up and carried out of ibe syateiN in a'short tijn« by Ihe are of theaa Bitter*. ' ' 1 ' 1 Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in th* tystem ofAOMMAf thousand.-, are effectuallv destroyed and retnoYecL No system *f'medicine, pb Vermifttean no «nthelniinilic* ViH flee the «rstem from wormllko thee Bitlerx. For Female Complaint*,In joum; or old, married or single, al the dawn of wo­ manhood, or the tarn of lift, Uom Tunic Bitter* display m decided an itifinence that ia^rortmmtusBMpoMaMmr ‘Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever you tind it* impurities bnrating through the skin in PlmplM, Eruptions, or .Sores: cleanse il when yon find it obatraeted iui<l slurgiab in tb* veins: clean** ft when it i* foul;your feeling* willtellvou when. Keep the blood pure, and th* health of the *y*tem will follow. TRYING ON THE BOOTS! ADVERTISERS. nEjCiH6WI CaMefl Frails ? Vjpiais � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-12-18.pdf.pdf b66ab1f771167b92d2d1987cd03ee1d0 PDF Text Text Or ^ashriUt Mews. ADVERTISING BATES: *—;< w;m!4wi luwrn’ IY FRIDAY, NuhviUe, Barry County, Michigan, O R N O STRONG Editor and Proprietor. "Progression. No Retrograding.” SOT TO PATtM SUBSC4NBCM sMLM Nr Amm . J» .Aavaaca. * X» p*r* <Jtooontir.uvii ttsiil paid for—ody Io CFFIOB OC TEUMAWSBBIOX, Sdeend Story. VOL. II N^SteviLLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18,1874. NO. 12. . RUNAWAY ii UBRANDS. ■ICHIGAJT NEWS. In the fifth' year of the reign of Aaoording to the Piwident’a message, stale, provincial ? No wonder his brain ueorgo the Fourth to pasred an act Ulbition party of Micliigan have reeolved to had cantractfid in such jail bounds. delivered to OongreM on the 7th of De­ entitled the Vagrant act, which holds raise $15,000 to pay for eighteen agents to " No, God knows it hasn’t paid I” cried cember, the receipts of the govern­ that every person running away, and McVey, tragically, thinking of the ten ment from all sources for the .last fiscal leaving his wife, or his or her children, Tkk ijov. Chsrle* Johnson, Superintendent year were $322,18$, 28129,’ th* ex­ talents buried in thia napkin. chargeable, or whereby she or they, pt of tbo Btste iioform Bibnol. hss tendered hle> McVfty did not borne to this city as do penditures, on all accounts, $302,633,vay of them, shall become chargeable reaigns'.ion to the Bosrd of Control, io take 878.76 — showing an excess of receipts the majority of adventurers, with but to any pariah, shall be deemed a rogue the chance of good luck or work. Wood over expenditures of $17,552,357.53. PATENTS. and vagabond. Other, supplementary with tlio Schoo! for sight yssra. Jbo Bosrd miles or railboad built. (who left Tarrytown twenty years ago,' The business of the Patent Office acta passed during the present reign Bchool. Before I dlwe. There have been nearly 80,000 miles and who was reputed to have acquired a shows a steady increase. Since 1836 provide that any woman deserting her ro<s/nuyfc near co!j-tan Sixes January 1, 1874, the following named princely fortune here) had obtained a of railroad constructed within the past over 155,000 patents have been issued. natural child shall bo equally deemed a fire insurance companies have been admitted MT aw-tt* M-jnall; position for him on the Clarion, a new five years. During the year ending Sept. 80,1874, rogue and vagabond, and punished ac­ ; PORTOFTICE OFUBATIOS8. paper just started, “withan immense The revenues of the Fostoffice De­ there were 21,077 applications for pol­ cordingly. Acting by authority of and capital to-book it,” he wrote, “and enta; during the same period, 13;M1 upon the terms of these acta, there is ■landing with tbs exception of tho Frsnklin. party influence." Wood met him at partment for the year were $24,596,560, patents were granted; caveats filed, published in England a small weekly, of Wheating. West Virginis, whose authority the ferry. “ Come' up. Well give you and the expenditures $82,126,415—an 8,121", patents expired, 5,281 ; patenta entitled the Poor Law Uniont* Gatetie, boa bead revoked on see aunt of impaired cap­ a shake-down," he said. "Our girls increase of revenue over the previous ital: extended, 204. which is posted to. every union through­ LweNnn. CiuheapiUl. are at boarding-school, so we can afford year of $1,674,411, and of expenditure >.IU>nadelphla........ HO0.00U out the country on the Friday evening MISTAKE OF A MILLION. to keep house in town." The “ house ” of $3,041,409. The number al dead ..Baffato ......... a»,0UQ of every week. The scope of this, i.TarcnW........... 2l2.«n Parents Hometimes make mistakes *by letters received was 4,601,778, contain ­ turned out to be two rooms in the third , Provxlraee.......... 100,000 weekly is very simple. It describes ..Xswsrk. N.J...... VjnfiM story of a showy looking building, fur­ ing valuables tq the amount of $4,637,­ trj ing No live their children's lives os every man who has left his wife and nished with sofas that turned into beds, 420. The postal service, at the end of well as their own. Duty is a sensible, children, hi* «ge, height, trade, cloth­ and tables that were wardrobes, and a the fiscal year, consisted of 69,734 miles respectable thing, but sometimes chil­ transportation, dren, after they reach men's and wom­ ing, habit's, mode of speech, haunta,' bookcase that resolved itself into a gaa of railroad; annual CM temper aweet, cf yielding «1U, and every particular concerning him. stove and canned soups, rancid butter, 72,460,545 miles; annual dost, $9,113,­ en’s estate, may err in allowing their Mar. 10-Kenton............ 45ovin<ton............. 101,000 190, or about 12j cents per mile. The parents to live their lives for them. Through ita means the light of outraged ftajt.Kt-Mauntsrtarw.'.Newark,N.J ....... >00.000 and meat, with which Mrs. Wood justice is cast upon every skulking April01— N.Y. k Yoilkere. New York........... aoo.f*» cooked their supper, washing np the annual transportation on steamboats cost Two years ago Mr. Otis O. Hall was a /sb. 12—Peopled............ Memphis.............. Nil COO renegade. He cannot escape it without Au#. »-P«>IiW« Fits .. .TWutnu............... 2TO.000 dishes and then seating herialf in full over 26} cents a mile,, and on all other hank-teller in San Francisco, at a salary Aprils? — PUnten*. .......... Mrmpbi* ............. 900.000 leaving tho country, and it ia lawful for Feb. SO -Iiealdenco >'>n>.CteW.'end............ »W,000 dress. What would Mary, with her routes about 11} cents per mile. The of $2,500. He wns his own man, if any person to apprehend him, to lay on Teb. 10 -B<wt<WllII*m«. Provident.......... xn.000 great cellars and pantries full of stores foreign mail service has been increased yeers could make him such. He saw a hand, fo tun him over to the nearest Aug. 13—Royal CauadUn.Montreal............. 330,153 It la a gratifying fact that, in aplto of the for winter use, think of this sham show, to four mails per week. During the and loved Miss Sharon, daughter of the constable. The pages of this little gpncral dullness of manafactaree and indus­ transmitted wealthiest miner and banker on the this lid-bit, hand-to-mouth way of life ? year $74,000,000 were paper are full of the most curious try throughout the country daring the carrent through the money-order department. Pacific slope. She loved him, or at atotiatica. It includes men of every de­ “ We have to economire," said Wood ; .** my income doesn't run over $10,000, There are 34,291 Postmasters in the least she said she did, and was willing scription, trade, and calling ; men of all I’eninsula has bean continued with unabated and what -with the girls’ schooling and United States. There were established to prove it by marrying him. Her ages and complexions, dark and sallow energy, and that tho production of 1S7< Is nut AlcVEY'S VENTURE. rents, etc." McVey’s salary had never during the year 2,818 new postoffices, parents were also consenting, although being the rarest, the generality-being only larger than that of 1873, but ia sbeolotely while 1,208 were discontinued. Nine Hall was a poor young clerk. But larger than that of any one year since copper It is a year ago this November since been one-tenth that sum ; but compared fresh, ruddy, light, florid, freckled, and hundred and seven Postmasters were Hall’s parents had to advise their aon McVey gave up the editorship of the to this his home had been luxurious ns There are gardeners, colliers, indebted for the following comparative fig­ removed during the year, and 5,354 for his good. He was too young to fair. Tarrytown Newt. He says it doesn’t that of an Irish king. . Wood handed sawyers, blacksmiths, tailors, miners, ures of tho product for 1873 and 1874 to the resigned. marry, they said, and had not seen batchers, cabmen, quack doctors, coo- Portage Lake Mining GcutUt: pay,” said Squire Brice at Potts’ drug him little newspaper. “ Is that the shop that night “ Why, he took up Clarion f" cried McVey in dismay. OPXBATIOKS or THE LAW DEPABTMENT. enough of the world to make it proper termongers, sailors, servants, and men There were judgments daring the for him to tie himself down to one spot of every conceivable trade and special­ that paper when he left college, ami “ There is no room there for a man to he’s brought ” up four children and e’now ability.” “ You’ve no idea of the y«*r in civil auit* iu favor of the Unitud and one woman. They advized him to ty. ■ Some of the irregularitiee, or bought a house and lot on it.’ Doesn’t; money required to carry a paper of even States of $2,021,724. Of the criminal travel two years, and then return and things to be made a note of, arc quite pay, indeed!” “I think Mac would' this Rise. It is to be terse, brilliant, cases, 6,01$ were terminated, including claim and take his beautiful bride with singular and amusing. Th ns we find have liked us to run Aim into Con­ epigrammatic. ” McVey, in the dusty, 2,623 convictions, of which 102 out of their blessing. All was arranged satis­ ■that one man has a scar nt the corner gress," said Potts, spreading a pitch । stifling office of the Clarion, found him­ 966 were for violations of the Enforce­ factorily. He left his situation in San of one eye ; ano the.•, a mark from the Francisco, did Europe on $8,000 bor­ kick of a horse; a third, projecting plaster. “ He'll take a leading part in self shoved about as the New Zealander ment act THE ARMY AXD NAVY. rowed money, and a short tisno ago he teeth ; a fourth, a tumor on the right politics in New York, you’ll see.” in London. Ho had been wont to lu­ Our navy is represented to be in s re­ returned, the period of his probation arm ; a fifth, a hare-lip ; a sixth, a burn “ Well, Mac'll make his mark, there’s bricate for days over his weekly “lead­ It con­ having elapsed. He got back just in on the left cheek ; a seventh, a mark no doubt of that,” said the Squire. ers ;’’ here, the nutnager thrust a dis-1 markably efficient condition. •But Tarrytown was out of temper with patch at him at midnight and called for sists of 163 vessels, with 1,354 guns. time to read in the newspapers of the ou the nose^ an eighth, a down-cast McVey. Everybody had subscribed copy in an hour. His rounded periods | The army consists of about 80,000 men, marriage of Miss Sharon, his betrothed, look, a stoop, a lame walk, or only one for the Newt and boasted of it out of were docked, his wit voted heavy, his sad is represented to be in an efficient to T. G. Ncwlamls,.a young lawyer of leg. Singularly enough, the'majorit. Son Frincisco. It was also slated for of runaway husbands have blue eye*. their own.county. “It was none of gods and goddesses laughed at by these condition. This show* an tncrcMO In ovary dlatrict HnU’s further edification that Newlands We are also told that one runaway hus­ sad a very large Increase in the total product THE PUBLIC DOMAIN. your tuppenny - village sheets,” as the clever, touch-and-go lads no older than Squire said to-night “The serial his sons. He was asked to resign at During the fiscal year over nine and had received a million dollars in cash band is an efficient musician, that stories and poems on the first page last. Since last May he has haunted 1 a half millions of acres of the public with his beautiful bride. Hall got a another speaks through his nose. Some comparison we append the atsliaitca of pro were of A 1 order; and as for the the newspaper offices, struggling to get lauds were disposed of, a quantity less position as clerk in a hardware store, are fond of dancing, while one man daclion for each year aince 1S65, the Anit in leaders, you might look over the New iu as news editor, dramatic cntic, re­ by three and half million ’sexes than but he is not happy. He was a dutiful plays the bones in a negro minstrel York dalles a long time Before you porter, earning five dollars now and were sold the preceding year. There son, but he isn't worth a cent as a hus­ troupe, and another plays the piano, thousand tons. We take our figoree from the appendix to Bwineford'a history of the Lake found political matters dealt with ns thou by an odd letter or book notice. were surveyed during the year 29,492, ’ band. His kind parents may try to frequents betting honsea, and hawks Superior lion dlatrict: vigorously. Mac handles the other He has been iu lack of a meal some­ 110 acres, making with the quantity console him by telling him that he is pies. party without gloves, in a. way which times ; ill and friendless. “Even with previously surveyed, 619,393,052 acres, better off without that fickle woman, There can bo little doubt that such a makes the articles of those cit^ fellows the salary of the Clarion's ‘chief,’ ",he and leaving yet to be aurveyod 1,185,­ but he will never think himself better law and such a periodical must exercise 1SM....... . ...........................ISIS..........................IS.SW UNS................................................ ».*» confoundedly lame. Where else will you wrote to Mary, “I could not support 605,348 acra| During the year, 3,­ off without the million, and the pros­ a very salutary influence upon tho'claas Tbo steady growth aiwl dorelopm^nl of oar find the apt quotations from Horace or you here." 264,314 acres of the public domain were pective harvest of the Sharon estate. of worthlee s vagabonds it is intended copper product exhibited in the above dgtirea A fortnight ago a committee from certified to railroads, against over six The only mistake Hall made was that to reach. There is nothing which peo­ is certainly very encouraging. the sly allusions to the doings of the ancient god and goddesses? Mses Tarrytown offered him the Newt again, million Tax Grand Lodge of Colored Masons, at acres the preceding year. ho did not marry the girl and take her ple dread so much as notoriety when classical education tolls there! That and ho went back a gaunt, haggard, Nearly a million acres were entered with him on his travels. HB did not their deeds are evil, and with the magnificent piece of his, now, on the but happy man. He took a square under the. Timber act, which augurs live his own life, ^nd is now living that chance ’of having his name branded lowing grand officers: O. M., Isaac Berdan, of Ypsilanti: D. G. M., lUchard Steward, of Ca»a Credit Mobilier business, that ended meal of Mary's turkeys, pies, and innu­ well for the treeless prairies of the his parents marked ont for him. about; hia person and habits described; county ; G. 8. W . W. B. Hockley, of Niles; with * Quia custodiet ipsos custodes ?' merable -preserves, surrounded by his great West a price, as it were, placed upon his G. J. W., John A. Frooman, of Ann Arbor; A STRANOE CASE. That was neat, sir, neat. I'm not sur­ rosy girls and boys, and went down to CUSTOMS, Ono is apt to talk about brain power head, a man will think twice before he The big wooden chair prised New York has got him. It swal­ the office. The collections from customs during as if it were tbo lever that moved the deserts his homo and family. It ia true lows up the brain of the country, opened its arms to welcome him ; the the year amounted to 8165,480,503, the dal of the Baecher-Tiltou order. The putor world. But witness the depths to which that the poor woman, in her little pride, yellow maples nodded in at thewindow; cost of collecting which amounted to IA UnlverasUst, and the woman in the case its owners fall! Depths from which a will slave and toil to keep tho wolf from la the organist of tho church, a young lady McVey, silting in his dismantled the very sun shining through the red $7,319,407. the door, (n hopes that tho husband, chisel might pry them—a broom sweep who has hitherto borne an excellent roputsoffice (he was to leave in the midnight mist over the hill slopes was full of . AGHICULTUBE. them ; but they can use neither. Not • however drunken and useluea, may re­ train), felt it was time that his brain friendliness. Every boy and dog knew The business of the Agricultural long since, an English barrister was ! turn to save her from Qie pity which breast of tho matter, and throws himself ujion found its true work in New York. He him and was glad. There was a state Bureau is rapidly growing, and the de­ She will not tbo mercy of the public. Tha following ia convicted at tho Central Criminal Court every woman dreads. was quite assured of the vigor of his dinner at the hotel that night to wel­ partment grounds. are l>eing enlarged ble confession: ' in London, and sentenced to six months’ make use of this powerful organ until logic, the delicacy of his taste, the come him, and Mac mode a speech full in order to meet the increasing demands hard labor for purloining books from every other method has failed her. She breadth of his culture. “Men,’* he of his old fire. “ How brilliant,” he upon their capacity. Over one and a has one held, at all events, on her faith ­ tho Inner Temple library. Since his told his wife, “ with half my ability said, “ are the .temptations of the great quarter million packages of seeds were liberation he has been called upon by less spouse; a hold which will justly n«M aad emit. I can only envr the j>Jly ami comhave coined fortunes in New York and world! How bitter (like apples of distributed during the fiscal year. his benchcra to answer for his conduct, show the craven idler up to public Philadelphia, The kings of journalism Sodom) are even its triumphs! For 1-BSR1ONS. and has been disbarred after an investi- ridicule and contempt Mr. Gladstone began without shoes to their feet me, I ask no better boon of fate than to During the year 5,758 new applica­ ga’tion lasting over three days. Dur­ baa proposed to try the effect of ehano Here am I, grown gray-headed with live in Tarrytown and die among my tions for army invalid pensions were ing tho inquiry it transpired that, on in the case of drunkards, by publishing doling out ideas to these village folks, own people."—New York Trib'nnc, allowed, at an aggregate annual rate of. being released from prison, a check the names of delinquents in a black­ profeaalon which I bare ao deplorably abarued. and what has it paid ? The house cost $39,832. There are now 102,457 army representing public subscriptions list, to be kept specially for the pur­ $1,500, and that with, thp $3,000 in THE TWO COURTS AT ROME. invalid pensioners on the roils, who pose. It seems to be an cxoelient idea, amounting to 600 pounds was banded bank is the suu total of my life’s work." IJ. was predicted, late in 1670, after .draw annually $10,058,377 ; and 107,­ over io him. His benchers, iu declar­ because when yoUUg Mr. Fita-Nuvdle “We have lived very comfortably," Victor Emmanuel had established his 516 army widows and dependent rela­ ing ho had forfeited hia right to be re­ knows that his young lady friends may ventured Mary. “ The children have court and the government of Italy is tives, drawing $13,357,195 annually. tained on the roll of members, remarked read in the morning }>aper that their always been well fed and clothed, and Rome, 44 the Eternal City,” that for­ The navy invalid pensioners number dashing exquisite has been seen the that it was a matter of great-pain to now the boyf are through college and eign powers would not long continue to 1,551, at an annual rate of $169,492, and them to hare to do what duty had'ren­ night before drunk and incapable, he ready to go into business. Could you have two embassies there—one Am­ 1,785 pensioners on the navy roll of may think twice before risking hi* pros­ dered imperative, but after tho oom­ The aistera Smith, of Glastonbury, have done better in New York ?” M You bassador to the King and the other to widows and dependent relatives, at a pects and reputation. Humrin nature mission of a crime so derogatory to tbo Conn., who don’t believe in taxation shall sec, you shall see I” smiling. “ I the Pope. The difficulty arose from total rate of $287,534. There are 17,­ is unfortunately weak, and while the honor of the profession, they could not without representation, uro determined settled the house and bank stock on the fact, scarcely to be wondered at or 620 survivors of’ the war of 1812 on the philanthropist, the millionaire, the au­ you to-day, MoUy. •• It’s but a drop condemned, that the 1'ope refused to pension rolls, at a total annual rate of relax their severity. After the sentence thor, the actor, and men generally to fight it out on that line. Abby has of disbarment had been passed upon written a letter giving an account of in the bucket compared to what we will receive, as diplomatic representative 81,691,520 ; 646 of the 1812 veterans him ho gave notice of appeal to the dearly love notoriety for ita own sake, their attendance at a town meeting, have two years from now.” McVey at the Vatican, any person also accred­ died last year. There are 5,812 widowa the criminal, the vicious, and the fool­ which was held to consider the ex­ nuant to leave his wife and children ited by a foreign power to the King of of soldiers of 1812 on the pension rol’s. Judges, but failed to put in an apj>earish have every mason to dread it for penses of the town, and she oommenta behind for the first year of his venture. Italy. Of the great powers only France The total number of pensioners of all ance at the appointed day, and notwith­ exactly opposite reaaous. very sarcastidally on the proceedings. By that time the golden flood would and Austria are now represented at the classes is 236,241, and they draw an­ standing every inquiry, no one has since licard of him. It was rumored that of Thebe were seven gentlemen of Cin­ They were treated very oivilly, though would have begun. New York would Vatican. Engl .nd has not sent an nually from the Treasury $26,254,071. the proceeds derived from the* books cinnati who formed themselves into the nobody neemod glad to sco them. They have discovered the quality of man who Ambassador to the Pope since the time The roll contains the names of 410 which he had taken, ho actually applied “Last Man Society" oc the 6th of were anxious to conform to the cus­ had come to it at this late day. He looked of James II., nearly two centuries back. widows and soldiers of the Bevcdntion- a portion to the sustenance of a brother October, 1882, and vowed tp meet an­ tom* of tho place, and so pulled off about his office now—a large, airy Germany has withdrawn her Ambai-sn•ry War. barrister since dead, who, like bim»elf, nually until death claimed them alh. A their gloves when they noticed the men room, opening at the bock into a gar­ dor since Pius IX. refused to accept INTERNAL REVENUE. was at the time of the commission of bottle of wine was sealed up in a box, den where he had raised vegetables ; CAtdinal Hohonldic iu that capacity. The total receipt from internal reve the offense starving and almost dying. and it was mutually agreed that the a corner, apparently not daring to look nuo were.8102,644,747. Since the disclosure of the privations last mon should open the box and j the resolute sisters in the face. They printers going cut to weod with him EDUCATION. endured by tiun unfortunate victim to drink ths wines They met for found it oost $317 to have nine men to for sumo time, and those betareen the The psat year baa been one of ?ub- faLo notiou* of gentility (if lialf our four years together. Tho first look after the school, and think a fitnntial progress in educational smtUerv. embryo lawyers were embryo me­ death occurred in 1837, and in smaller number of wrmen could do it three sacks of flour and barrels of po This progress is particularly manifest chanics how materially would they October, 1856, the last man aat better. They arc living now in daily Irabdla II. in 1868. Ln February, in the growth of special schools fot the and society at large bo. benefited), down alone. Tho wino bottle was expectation of having their furniture 1872, the Parliament of Holland abol- training of children. There are 113 a fund lias been established by all the opened, and in silence the last of the sold fox taXMf. They thought they Uhad its Papal legation, though a Papal ncrmal schools, having 877 instructors inns of court io alleviate the wants of seven friends drank the health of his owned it, they say, but find it belongs and 16,620 Studc’nti. Eleven of these th«? |>oorer membec< of tho bsr, and the departed companions. Every yoar, on Belgium, Bavaria, Holland, Brasil and have been established during the year. amount of subscripticna in hand or ooc- the <Uh of Oeiobwr, the last man holds vsrsss. kept in type to serve for every the South American Republios are still The following statistics ace interesting; tributed i» very targe, the fund being the soxHveisAry alone. He is yet alive. death; there were the glaring headNumber at theological eehoois in the continually added to, while the recip­ Bwx- ______________________ is that the Micisters of this country country, 110; deaf and dumb institute*, . OxzNichota Bieker, a man over eighty ients of the boon, happUj, are compara­ have nothing to do in the Leonine city 40; Mind asylums, 28; orphan** hocu*. The hair-brush which cost you a doltively few. except with regatd to the religion* in- 400; jOwentiflc achoola, ffil; reform A nkciso in Pittaburgh fell from the enui in every sense of the word, having for kindling-wood, had bristles which OUR NATIONAL EXHIBIT. and tractable only to the extent of be­ ing willing to take blankets and rations. About 51,000 evince a disposition to undertake labor and accept the assist­ ance of the government agents. There are 14,000 classed as vagrants. The remaining hundred t housand own landed estates, and arc wholly er partially civ­ ilized. rriatk-BS with Italy art properly looked INDIANa. . roof of a throe story bcu?e last week, fought bravely usdor Napoleon at Wa- oamo from a Mexican I Joe Dutton’s after by Amba«adon accredited io There are in the evuntrj 255,248 In­ but, striking square on. the top qf feta and a certain King Victor Emmanuel. diana, about 90.00Q.of whom are wild, he»d,h»tifowM saved. wives. gccuiDe irritafik RO.UBTFUL jfOHN. it're JniW, It U •« U.,ae.l sin-, Ae Tx'nr w*il tcu know. Tb-r»-» KJuba Smllb. »:>d gorf JctB Frown;J Aud umU Johal Ib > raw. Bn: tbrr** ana Join, w» Urajerau:* foil* H»w pni on- tea ur»-A Uy, •u»pkJokind of rlf— And tte’ to dam'-Iobr. If you wotUd never oom* to barn.-, Tteu doul te awio. l>oye, arm-te-srw. The atzaei upon, with demi-John, . TOM dcpb-Jal doml-Jobn. I'm aure tt misht contain, dear air, Good v!n<«>r, ray y^u. Or waler from the foaataise parr. Or runnlns atream ; ttetMTnia ; •But wiio'd telleve your word, I pray. While yen ware tru Iglug on, With no <xho,«uIuLi> U year Kfcti, ' Except a deml-Jobw. If you would, etc. Thia John bae a ca^eclooa mouth. Ho very deep and wide. He often awahewa fortune* np B-foro be■ aattofied. Then, boy*, I tall you orba: U to, My word depend npon. You'd belter not be tntroduc id To d.-ubtfu! deml-lobu. 'If you would, etc. VARIETIES. . ’ Best countersign—No trust. Does it injure a joke to crack it? Foeth and pnlleta chant their lays. Bckst of eloquence—An exploded idea. Tin: sliirt which buttons behind has refiuhed Jspsu. . A cow died in Springfield, Ohio, from eating too many apples, which gave rise to some trouble in cider. No youno man is proof against a gum­ drop when she holds it between her teeth and invite* him to take a bite. A rarmciAN advis id a jiatient “ to toko a walk on an empty stomach." “ Whose stomach ?’’ feebly asked the • patient. That Iowa invention which is to ef­ fect “ a perfect revolution in the sawing of wood” has been explained. It is a circular saw. Instances of men who go down on a piece of orange peel and get up and think as much of themselves m they did before, are rare. Omxbvx yon plsmed l>lp»d floe 1 To rflvd iu c»r-lirnlon Drportt ■aline L’lxin IU t«*rmtn*Uon. A yoitno lady fearful of becoming stout devotes two hours to every meal, because she had read somewhere that “ Haste makes waste.” A schoolboy spelled “sob," and, when naked to define it, blundered out: “ It means when a feller don’t want to cry, and it burst* out itself." Another defined a comma a* a “ period with a tail." A CounIt Treasurer in Alabama can’t read or write, but ho has put 87.0C0 where no one but himaelf can find it Thia shows that a collegiate education isn’t essential to the acquire­ ment of wealth. A man went home, tho other evening, and found his house locked up. Get­ ting in at the window, with consider able difficulty, he found on a table note from hia wife : “ I have gone out you will find the door-key on one oi • the door-atep.” OKAMMAZICAI.. fU!<! tho CMttr to M»ry, av«et-UH*d leu, A» »be Blood tn her plAcv U the hr*4 of bar oitaa •• Yon ten, ray drar, decline •» klM,’ no deal* 7" I can,-' Abo replied, w»b a bln»h eud a pool. And a claoco to Uw ouaterX bwt deeply Uwr < •hot, “ But, Mr. H yon pk**c, I would much rather am.” “Mias Susan, there’s a gentleman below." “What is his name?” “I asked him, and he said it was none of my,business." “'Didyou ask him what he wanted?” “Yes." “Well?" “H* smiled, and winked at me." “Oh, that's my brother Edward 1” Gallantry—“ Maiden Aunt (remon­ strating with Dublin street Arab)— “Don't you know, sir, it’s very danger­ ous to throw stones 1 Thai one very nearly hit me, sir 1 And supposing it had put my eye out, and blinded me, what would you have done then?” Street Boy—** Shore, I’d have married yer, av course Julia—“O, Corrie, I’ve got ,a n«w feller ; perfectly splendid. The other was too miserable for anything 1” [Bings ovarheara this < xtraordinary language of his beloved Julia, and thinks it is all over with bins, and that the world ia hollow. Poor "taller,” how is he to know that the dear girl is only talking about l>er>cwiug machine. ] tovb r^m*a kaus. Accohpino to the tart ce»au« there are iu the United Stott* M3 papont de­ voted to agriculture and hurtaeulture, having a circulation of 770,752 oopMw, among an agricultural population of 5,922,471, one for every 7j. There are 148 papers devoted io commerce end finatw, hating a circulation of 690.­ 200 copies, among a mercantile papulaWn of 1.191,288, one for every 1 ft-7. If-the miwmatil* elan is in a ta^re plant called presperemr. ecsHtien than are the pro-, during, is it because Usey take the �STORE! ImhJerdaoh. CASH. CASH POTATOES A. W. ALLEN Clover Seed, &c.« borrowed ii, he Would have sprat it The three race! diffi-nft ‘hie;-! ere. to keep a secret, to forgnt an injury, , and to make good use of one's leisure. The mao wlw will abandon a . friend for an error, knows bttfTiltle of the eourt h-wee, De’lvered at their the plane of holding the circuit court in and f-r {krr* e^uniy, Michigan’; xt# thtlawh ELEVATOR AV StAaUVlLi.H. and prstuise, described in tali mortgage, or SHINGLES WATER LIME, cif the human character, and chows eecc to a c«-in, Don't pick up either Hot Iu. he.n >. u cold .. h» judg- if vou cam find ilient. went is weak Get nil the credit yoH.ca/i. but nov­ A Chicago preacher has locked By this process - mist atty one. himself up in the fourth story .and draws 'his meals up by a bed cord Woman i» wr-tk. Rotnuinlter this ! en her. and especially nvuiJ pleasing her. By |»taixin!; her you raeotl^age •bout him. Il is understood that the Rev.GIcndenning proposes to come west and her iu thinking y«Mt untried for love, • start another church. AU right :we’l I nud not to have yt.or old clothes pay our pew-rent in feathers if any mended and wa-h'd. . one else will give tar.—Detroit Free Economy is nui the mod to wealth, A St. Louis divine’wauled his xer- Proprietors. THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. mons reported, but ever since he saw iv ywir tertwidmr, wivu lives and tors in lhe Globe that he prayed, “ Just as to get rich off your -expenditures? I am. without one flea," he don't banket after typographical glory so Never study oconmny until you are unable Io do anything else/ If you much. ■ are wealthy, you have no need ol "When a Dubuque landlord turns a economy; if in poverty, economy is sick widow out doors for non-payment useless, for you have nothing to save. of rent a crowd waits upon him and If a man has a right to be proud of escorta Jiim down to the shores of a lovely pond and insists upon bis tak­ auytiling, it iv A guod Muituu uuiit it ought tp be, without any b ise in ing a swim. lerest lurking nl the lumom. A Massachuset's woman who came to Michigan is already ago seven with only three weeks to a man marriefl Important.—Postage. WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW a'flat-iron Glendenning has been acquitted, then there are lots of men who, but with -would Captain Kidd which were •bought for cash end will be NASHVILLE MILLS! HARD PAN PRICES! WOOL CARDING MACHINE! BbBERT DALE OWEN Will eonUnue from lira, to tlmr. hl, < AuloUographf FRANCIS PARKMAN TERMS—Cash or Ready Pay! Would respectfully inform the public the be is prepared to do double the work than. I here added te tny Flouring Mill a Fair Dealint aofl Low Prices POWER CORN SMELLER, TO EVERY ONE! THAT WORKS LIKE A CH ARM. DR BROWN- comes on •.bort notice. If cp»ton>ers come early they never fail to get their irork in HEQUAItl* Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to bny for Cash. I have a foil line of Don’t forget the place,—the Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, '■ ‘ - • Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, Hats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s tt Child’s Under’wear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. $5000,0 worth of Boots andShoe s Brown Store, opposite Nichols. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cent Level than any other Hcnse in town. I ALSO WANT 'SERIAL STORIES For Sale or Kent. The Hotel and Grocery Store occupied by Dougherty & K<w>»-i. and kn -wn a» the l*nutnr will be <«•!; Central II«s all the convenience* at Tzmaft-'faw. next. on trial, 12 put . Proprieter of the and his father yells for 'Jie siovehun- dle, he is placed in a most embarass ed. no matter who he minds. Fuey Geeds. SEWING MACHINES BAYARD TAYLOR Ori-ULLE? DUDLEY WARNER $20,000.00 WORTH OF GOODS . Carpets, — AND — payment of pnvtage of n"W«pspen by pub­ A Chicago' boy of ten says that lisher*. 2>ut»srib.nt reviding outside of when hS parents get into a fight, ing position, as he is sure to get lick­ Skavls, Fira, Ac., Ac, Ac, State like Michigan. and his mother calls for Gieses aad Millens, ■ What iiv>i r. for 1875. There is no children. Grits’ fnnlsbiig Gerds SOMETHING NEW Th- Lesliif Literary Iip&t »f Amfrira. JAMES nos SELL LOWELL. f Hets nd Caps, because if you are economical and save your innuey, what benefit is it Recrlrtd ,( ft, o. Oi D- sto Beets aid Skees, ra: village iota SALT, ly-«lx (126) and the undtvtd-d »ne-h*lf of lot* eigMy-two HAIR, (82) aad eighty-throe (5«). in the village of ■ STUCCO, Naehville. (tarry cntinly. 'Michigan, accord­ ^c.. fe.. ing to the ptat end the surrey thereof. Dated Naxhvillc, Mwh.. Nov. 19th. 1874 HIRAM COE. C lbmutt Smith. Mortgagee. AINSWORTH t BROOKS. Attorney for Mortgagee. . 8-20 He says they can’l get up no slanders Doni give nnyihiiis ’hat will strength­ . m ®®®5>8 LATH. i neglect fit pick rip u doHar in prefer sad *l the old stand of DOWNING CUSTOM "WORK 10,000 Cords tf 2 ui 4 Foot Wool! Pay the highest Price for Country Produce for which I will pay the Highest Pries. . G, A. TRUMAN A- W. ALLEN. Apply to CJNRW CLEVER, Nasbv Ik. c. w.mM^.ea, miter.jCUTT'ER$, acquit him and start a sub­ scription |>aper for his benefit. ‘ The Duluth woman who put the Kerosene can on the stove-hearth ■while she went out to trade with a , peddler is now keeping house in a ■barn, kindly loaned (or the occasion. A Milwaukee man hid in doorway »aly. THE WEEKLY SUN his n .wj»«-in»d and jumped out and kissed his wife. She didn't whoop and yell, ns he ex­ THE PAPER TO TAKE. With Show on. No.1 CUTTERS With Santa on. CUTTERS Territory, end He quality li All painted up. FOR ANYTHING IN THE LINE OP •* Don't be so of bta voice who would try to put a slop to Sunday dog Ggh’ing he'd to have ’em rise up- CUTTERS PttWUWd hjr U O HOUGHTO.V * CO, Boatoc, ritory, Michigan has many things to be proud of. energy and industry of her bold, mister—folks around here know THE WEEKLY SUN -ill cm nu- i„ bek people, their intelligence, their schools and me!” thorough uew-pip.T. All the n-*« of lire college* and benevolent institutions are fa to­ Jay wi.l M -oil- <1 m it. c -n lenre l when unA clergyman at Kansas City said itnp-riant. *1 full iangife w-eu af hapaeurpeuing it, is <1 if there was any one within hearing pected, bnt replied : CUTTERS! QO.ViE DOW.\T TO DAILY AND WKEKuY. FOR W75. Toe approach JT the I’reddeattal election gives unu-ual ieaponsnoe to the events and like A small boy and best family t be fullnf Ait that go to make np ihe really superior newa- il acknowledged day by day in the appre eiative quotation* from its column? with * bleb 'ho uo«*pspers in every section of “Ican’fsay as he went to Heav­ ihi- Union, also in foreign lands, are replete. ' en," remarked a Fort Scott citizen srlecttnl an 1 Irgiidy p-inird. Without dwelling upon this source of State Too Agi icul-ur >1 Department is,a p-omiof a deceased townsman, “but be Thai will ran. (Brorttirj and ^rotiswns, Baving filled my store with a fresh stock Wei W U nlw-.Jn W fv-.ft Lfre-L -ft t B<es«l euiiarljr V.kblg.n Bifrfi. ihe publishers desire only the day before he died, and yvii California amount to much. Crockery P’P An Eastern man And in fact everything usually kept in n his being out until midnignL The price of the WaaKLT Sc» »« one 'lol- form Michigan readers especially. lir-srary paper it claims to be without a ri- It is that prolific germ of which all rank and fraits. Biography, History and Poetry. tares while men sleep." Its Uouse- BIG PILE OF GOODS household word throughout the United States. Subscription Rates-Payable in Advance: inate from the want of employment, and are brought in to supply its place. Builds Buggies and Cutters. LEE REED la'the Leader of the Band, LICE REED People may deny,, os they will, liberal discoua; to clubs Send poelofliee 0-ders or draft when practical Writ* Altoona Shop is full of Cutten. AND GET A LEE REED FOR A SHALL AMOUNT OF that there is any appreciation of the animals, but an AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF Cutter Machine in Hastings. LEE REED ’ LEE REED Could we trace the history of a large class of humor tn At Lee Reed’a. I wi>h to inform the public that I will sell tend us eirenla'ion. vices, we should find that they orig­ TUAN EVER IN CUTTERS FIRST-C LzlSS Grocery and Provision Store ’ poisonons viCes are the It is the source of temptation. It is tbe field where “the enemy sows where? WHERE? ^Bargains Wy Lkb Rkxd Is LEE REED! with his wjfe al the front noor after Idleness is the nursery of crime. Gcreater LEE REED who felt one says that it didn’t begin toaflecthim as much as an interview HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD I WHOIS LEE REED? GLASSWARE, don* I earthquakes CUTTERS CUTTERS re by the extracts which they can judge Tor yourself." With a Mule on. CUTTERS GROCERIES. TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE. CUTTERS CUTTER 8 With Ihe Godess of Liberty on. an old woman rose up. paid' a bill of eleven- years' standing CUTTERS MOSEY! 8 J. LEE REED The Hightst Price Always Paid for Country Produce. man swears that he saw a broad grin whether Daily, Tri-Weekly or Weekly. ripple over the visage of a bog st which he had thrown a huge bowlder, only to have it’ graze lhe brute and IT* In connection with my store I abet! keep a Stats or Micwigas. I youd. DETROIT FREE I’BESg CO. AiSHVILLE FOUNDRY I MEAT MARKET! GOOD meats: The Highest Price Paid for Hides anti relit. known drink half, pint st a time Th. Plows, Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, Vz$TAl* FancyJOB PRINTING The largest stock of Oita. Tariishes hrvmght t*> N-isbrilll. Also a-large a < V cl - Mr BtMBxaite rnt ftics— IlKp Sfo.x, No. 1. , Dee. 1st, 1874. r. OUBHABL Mancfactured by the Michigan Stove Co and warranted for one year. 1 Wm E. BAVAOB B BRO. COLOM. fading the Silver Mil Dismad. the fastrsl By i • orhl. ami all to be offered «t pnees �TOBY _ LOCAL MATTERB. "—New"!fr«h Lxnoxs al 40. ' ’ . '10w2 | and should be in the household of - - FHIDAV. W. A. AYLSWORTH, NEW PLANING MILL -CHMOTMA^MtoENTa New Store ! IS. 1(04 DSC PnMou. 11 Every subscriber for , Bjf- NICK HOLIDAY GOODS cmur. 1875 receives the xplenpid Chromo, at Dl-sham's. 12 “ The Rescue.” We will furnish lhe *—HAW*fe taxes. ege added. —Good slipping. —Trade is lively. A. IF. ODDS, Prop'r. NEW GOODS’ SxilnxO. IHCH1GAX CENTRAL*. My Hailing 3f ill. ia now in running ordrr Everything New! magazine and chromo, postage paid, yy h. Yoirvo. m. n —Mr. Hiram Russell is negotiating am! News, one v<*r for $3-90 ■JJ will A. BARBER, M.. D.. WRnBTF‘rt * HOBBS. Pomeroy's Democrat-Lit l$7-5 will foundiy, next bo far bcttaA^tn ever before. Il will contain all of'its" old fuature*. and Slata St., on which ha for a lot on erect a brick ■|>rlng. ibe lineorJswrtr/. Clockzanl Plata) Ware, " Lawyers. Doctors. Gentlemen al large: REMEMBER —TOYS cheap al Bota* Bao’o. . —On Stale 8f. resides a Hille dog many new ones. Commencing with tba’ weirrhs only four pounds, hut he the fir»t week of J;uiu try, will appear —Honey Drop Hyrupat49 for $1. howl loud ^enough to keep nine a seriew of life pictures of New York, drs.-nbiug fully the prominent fea­ ceived al No 1. ture ■, trick*, n wellies, institutions 10w2 —Invitations have been i«sned for and customs of this city, and the pub n New Year'n Ball, nt Hte Union hsher intends to make it'second to House, an Friday Eve, Jan. 1«Lbaper on the American Continent. F. Dancer, prop. Jlcprraenl* Bill, two dollars. Terms.—Fur the paper one year, —An I now comes the R< v Dr. with chromo or engrtving, postage bur Npoefwcle*. Fisk, fmfltor of the Unive.raalist included, 82.50 ; paper, witlituit chro­ R’ark can CLEMENT SMITH. V i.AVcrv-tcrt, RMI «vt A«>-nL JASTMAN 4 YOUNG, Church nf Grand Rapids mo or engraving. '$2, postage addi­ Justice of the Peace. — D D. Green, while chopping in Pomeroy, editor and p-ujirietor, P. O. Smith's wood*,' eaat of- the villnge, .. Bux 5,216, "New York City. C. C. Wolcott. —Call at Botsx Bno's for any article in Tux Alleguaniams will trivn itc the drug Un*. 11 strok-'.nnd had to be convened home. .entertainment at Union Hall/Mon­ where he is now doing better. day evening, Dec 21st. Xu speaking TAILOR PARADY, Manufaclqyer of Boots and Shoes, JJNION IjOUSE. —Willie S'rang, of Baltimore, was 1of lhe Alleghaninns as Bell Ringers, riding a horse, ou Wednesday of l.ast a well known devine says:—“It is week, which became frightened, nnd im|»os8iblc to convey ir) writing a just idea.of these concerts. Nothing can threw h:m oil, nnd kicked him on the head. Tho boy Was quite.aevere’y exceed the liquid, soft and exquisitely STIchlgnn. - yyw. jones, ZXELTT GOODS Dressed Flooring, Clothing. Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, ■ —nnd the famous— Collections a specially. M.O NEY TO LOAN MRS. L. O. CROCKER FALL AND WINTER KLLDIKRY & FANCY GOODS! Alsu VELVETEENS far CLOAKING, Ten 8elt» for Sale by C. C. Wolcott's, at constantly on hand. —One day last week while the She (till retains the service* of Miss sew up the wpttnds. DELL BARLOW, FASHION ABL.K Nabuvillx, Micu. Shaving, Hair Cutting Dressing, Shampooing, tbe beat of Oils uaed. lhe Uninn House. The Cook hotel barn nt Ann Ar­ The facts as we bor, t-ok tire Sitnrday evening, and Ieuro them arc ok follows : was totally destroyed. Tho hotel and Jacob Hartom was elected assessor other property was dannged tu tbe or THE JL a t e a t Styles. 2DRESS 3VEAKING till ASD Sit. LIVKBY AND F«ED STABLE! officers, K. who proceeded w|in with the stove during the absence of meantime Hur her mother. tom vtill'cluiming the office ttnd thin Al die annu­ One hundred bdiorerB are wailing in Grand Haven fur their pay for work al election this year Dwight Sickett. on the new Michigan & Ohio Rail­ —a brother to Henry—wus elected road. Il appears that the work wns moderator in lhe place of Briggs, finished in advance of tho time exwhose term of office expired, and who l>ec<ed, nnd no arrangements were supported Hnrtotn's claims. The made for paving the men so soon. Hnrtom pany hired Miss Ratio Mat —Old Santa Clou* i« at Car. Eoisx'x teson to leach the school, mid the time set for the opening ot the sch'«oi Hra I'l-ujrlevB will* avevylblag L»f ll.e CHOICE GROCtRlfS I Crockery, all klad«, which will be roll lawforca>4. BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMES, Come to Our Store! THE YAMASHIEO (uncolered) Wall Pf per & Bordering proclaimed Nov. 30th ns lhe opening day. Early on the morning uf Nov. 3O’h, Hoary Sackett took Japan Tea, for $OYoung* Hyson Tea,«50cls. CRACKERS By the barrel. FAMILY GROCERIES, BAKEHY GOODS Of every description. suspen:L-<l mouth. during the past (Scccxssxssom to Uartom opened the battle. Sack el t seized Briggs and tried to' threw him out ol the bail ling, but his attempts were futile, while lhe schvlai* hugely enjoyed lhe fun. Several arrests and veils ensued. in the justice court*, Tbe case was earned liefore the Circuit Judge, t»ul with wha' with heaven, and then about b sh<-; sot sip in the usual way nnd dRa)» I>ointed evervboly by coin.' at her household duties as if nothing had happened. Tito old man gut side uf it filially, and went out and got a cof­ fin, a real nice cashmere ahroud, a wreath of immcrtelles with ‘‘Fire­ well, Mary Annworked iu, and a handful of silver plate I xcrwws. L»y ’ ing the screw driver bewklei the col­ lection, h» inritr.! her juwt tu hotf^r die once more. “Da it." wtid ha ".and is liver." Msrv Ann t* nt this moment hating buckwhttai cak-s tor a Urge until thecaM !uh passed lhe Supreme and admiring family, while they dry apples io the coffia up in ths garret. bly th* parties wiM Hot "be satiafl-d No. 1 Batts, 30 cents. Best Yelvetecns, 75 cents. Good Waterproofs, 9 6cts. All TFuof Hose, 45 cents per pair. Then Try My .$1 Tea, And 5 Cent SOAP.- Call and ice Oil Town Rio, 25 and 28 Cents. Everything belonging to tbo Grocery. Crockery & Lamp Trade, CartfuUij Ia nice tin canniilers. Lodgings Meals 25 cts. Tea Setts for 65 Cts. Prepar^L B6U Call at Central House Sign. 3 DAUGHERTY Ac. ROOS A. NEW GOODS! FUBNITURK MANUFACTORY i • Mil l nnnottnec tbit we shall open New .Stock of Goodsl JACOB LENTZ Parlor, Library, Dinin, Office ai> BEJEEAL FUNTURL! GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS, BOOTS and SHOES Heady Made Clothing Manufacturer* and keepi on Laa CONSISTING OF DRESS TRIUMPH BAKING POWDER ! jfiotrl and grsrtaurant Fair Prices and Honest Dealing. AT PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVET, AT THE DOWN TOWN STORE OF H R DICKINSON. Together with a ftdl assortment oi MIRRORS, PICTURES. FrtAMr AND CARDS, BRACKETS, You will always find st .Is Cheap for Ready Pay In every style and form- In connection with store. BOISE Bros. Entire New Stock OYSTERS T. Maxsox) GLOVES, CORSETS, DUSTERS. AC-AC. SHAWLS, CASSIMFRES, Baby Cabs and Perambnlalurs i •*{rrke Iter List w^rds, made h*? pwaeui eoinmmeed its dtsour.lnut work bttjji the~behgemiit factions entered, and We do not wish to eulogize. CITY DRUG STORE, Pitscriplions Having moved into my An old mnn up in Connecticut had Brigcs began lo .enroll the n pool, er tnky bit of a wife, .who re­ scholars, and while, so occup ed the gularly once a week got up in the; Indy tuacher came in and began to night and invited the family to xee hear her Haases reci’e. Before the h-r tlie.^lio gave away tier tilings, The Choicest Bread BOISE BROS., But few one idea /tapers prove profitable to their publishers. Knit Underskirts, 50 cts. TEAS, COFFEES, All Goods Wat ranted------- Physicians' different parts uf the United Slates, hive Others at O «r Yard wide Sheeting 9 cts: SPECTACLES, (.V..WJ l-.bbU) Glassware & Lamps! Last Tuesday Boston wna afflicted moderator and assessor, No. I. going bv n crest fire which, destroyed I would respectfully invite my old ouatotn-* to lhe school house -with her aud 91,000,000 worth of properly. breaking open tho door. Iu the Forty newspapers, published io the meuniiiu* the Ta«ker party had hired interests of Grangers,.and located in Channcy Briggs to tench the schoo*. the Moderator, Dwight Stcketl. and fresh meats, Representing nearly every kind known to ihe trade, nnd to you that indulge in the for­ eign luxury. »e would »»y STATiOXERV * LEGAL BLANKS, Pure Wines and Ligoors NEW STORE! was on the second of Nov. lust. Mi-a Katie ou nmenced her schoo’,. th»- ttkmies. ROE & CLEVER I WILL SELL tilerJiwh, Schwl, Kirk, For Medicinal and Mechanical Furpoaaa, at Tasker, tu assessor, IMisexsion of the actwul house and iti- thanking th* public for past favor* so ovatlnuanos at lbs sauia, and wot inform tbe public that I hay will Is all new, and has been selected with great care and we warrant satis action. We would especially Call alttcnlion lo our large slock of People can Appreciate. Henry mnz ci,was burned lo deith Thursday, to elec’ her clothes takiux fire from ountxet kiialled Mr. Briggs ns master of c»*re- MEAT MARKET! Paints, Oils, Varnisnes & Brushes, Evar soil in Nashville,' which we think the S. Briggs nnd wns duly qualified ; and Good rigs furnished panic NEXT 30 DAYS Sugars, Spices, Etc. 10,000 E. D. BITGOUD, PaonukToa. OTTIR, STOCK RELIABLE HOUSE in 1873, but it appears lai’ed to give amount 81,300. l>onds, nnd, in consequence, tbe office .A I.tile girl aged five yenrs,daugh­ was declared vacated by the other ter of Mrs. O'Neil (colored) ufefvtla- i he was duly qualified. Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS Patent Medicines, war between the officers of one of its Sackett, Shop jusf south of Tiumias 48 FALL num MIS' DRUGS & MDICINFS A Fbesu Stcck or THAT IS THE T I I JE IX Biztn Co. ULJk.ZMIZE’S No cause as­ sc hot d districts. BABBERanG HAIR DRESSER! For exau, or its equivalent, As Cheap as they can be Bought committed suicide by hanging him­ Juxt dow the Township of Assyria self, on lhe 9lh inat. is fearfully agitated over a dcaperute signed. &■?! Orai.4 Rapid., Hammond. Mtddfovgte, HujiUua», Nashville. Vermont rille, Charlotte, Eal-m Rapids, Groceries, of Even descriptions, [p'RRlll FOR Charles H. Pats, a well-known nnd respected farmer, lifing near Monroe DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. Kerosine Oil, 15 cents per Gallon. Xasfn-Mte. Ilastine* . Mlddlevnie, Jlararannd, • Grand Rapids, Wo will sell you wns dfBwned white skating on the; smashing and splitting open his nose, his rival in the affections of a young Dr. woman of that town, by presenlmg Young was called upon to dress and him with a siaglc-bnireled shot gun. Gotiic ,5J7^si£ Mali. Ere'g i Rives JunerUon, il.iopdx.-a. .. E ton Rapids, STOCK LARGEST large bell f.»r the Untied Brethren SB VALLEY DIV. JpOUND, the cheapest place BOISE BROS'. GROCERIES! August IIn.wler,'of Eist Siginaw.1 river, D«jc. l?th. . raised tn the'lielfrey, it fell, passing Three three-card monte men were through h platform like a shot, shaking can2lit pinying their tricks at Holly the workman and scaring the church recently, and were fined $25. The bell was not hurt. No ke-wik-sha, nn Indian, who has - —W„ H. Cornnell, a blacksmith a camp near Piatte Luke, in Benzie ; lately in 'he employ of Win. Bartley, county, last week, killed four panthers, । last Tuesday attempted to go to the two of them tn one day. conch of this way freight cast.. •• **** o,d «>•* J, H. Ross, a Baptist minister, form-1| Th> 5. Y. Tribune which was standing on the niilro.nl ; Hslied Company :—"They are the best, every erly of Hartford but now of Whiteha'I one'ihou.d hear them." Aduiisxion 35 cts. Inidge, near the depot, by passing has been arrested and cast into jail Reserved Meats 50 cts. Concert commence along on the ends of the ties. When nt « p. m. Ticket* for sale al Boise B • for forging a mortgage, Drug Store. ro‘» lie was well on the bridge, he missed A young mnn of Romeo bought ofl his fooling nnd fell to the ground, GRAND C«rtn4 TRUNKS! S^- Saw nnd Pinning Mill coat of tba Depot, Nashville, Mich. . . ON HAND! Naahville, Sept. IM. 1874. 40 48 A. W. OLDS. W. A. AYLSWORTH. Lic. Lcalkrr ui Union Hall, Monday Eve. Dec. 21 places. nnd otherwise bruising 1iis fqjGJ. CUT FREE OF CHARGE! For the Wholesale and lUtail Trade. Everts nnd Church, et M.id Creek, was being ' I also tnsnnfaolnre Soft and Hard Wood Lntli and Shingles, Qome and see if All persona having unsettled acc->unla It was received In- prill iijkhi peal of rith the undersigned, will please call and Barry have piirclmed Wheeler’s half ,enihn«iaAtic plaudits, nnd with mer­ themselves trouble and' expense'. I mean * hri«-k. Possession will bo given’on ited justice."—Rev. Dr. &>M. business. Turo Maxsox. the first of. January. when they will In addition to their usual programme fi’ it up, an I open a bank. Hurrah ( of Vocal and ihc chrrming Bulls,, lhe Allegh tnianx Lidies Silver Orclies — Messrs. Downing. -—A frw days since a vnnng mnn. tral Band will appear. The AllcghanAdams Township; Knln- tins present free lo every laily and Aashville, Al I ch. Experienced Workmen Employed. —You will hud Dried ilrei al 40. m-izon countv. while thrashing on-the gen--l**innn nn Entering the hull a ALLkuhaxiaxi Vocaurra and Swiss Bell farm of Mr. Phettyplace, in Orange­ “ Musienl Programmewhich is fully tlisoKRs. with Lsdfcx and Gents' Silver Ban(|. The Alleghauisns Quartette, Quin­ ville, had hi* arm caught in the tum­ worth lhejprico ot admission, and is a tet lo, and Sextette, will appear as above. bling rod. and badly broken in two now feature in their concert. Gmrral Conveyancing, Sldiar, Mouldlags, &e., Of every description, kept ooutlantly on hand. Cozy Little Brick Store, residing in . ELIHU CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, Dona to order, with promptness, and salisfaction guarantee^- sweet tones of the Swiss Belli, or the excellence of execution by the troupe. injured. F Daxcxo. Froprlv'or. SlATCHING, Ro-sawing, &c., Only ten . last Tuesday, received a pam’vtic L1EBHAUSER, That tbe piece .to buy your gLANING, Kot around the corn'-, but next door to tfalbvrf A Co. Same charg«, only he has resigned tional 20 cents. Reductions to chibs. and is penitent. Sample copies free. Address M. M. JJENRY H. WOOD, ’ • • Laboring Men end - COFEINS AND CASKETS, lx Any Duu« in Barry Const). Of all alylsa and size*, fend META 1*1 ONE PRICE TO ALL. roceries OF ALL KINDS, Country Produce always bought at tho TOP of the. Market, Nashville, Oct. 2’st. 1874. L. O. BOISE & 00. SHROUDS AND COFFIN LIN­ INGS kept constantly on hand. Market Wmanufaetura oar Furniture Naahvilla, Oct. Sth, 1871. W. H. KMBEB a Bre. root aid* ■ MSjjZAr. �1 FmtTtoiJ « Iw. -oeewuNt ■EKjEjcua O kJ br. Jan HESS •k. Lr<u> unias of »b*lr cK-cnrrenr tcsnari is tk 1 it 1 i J Mracfti le luter Sanday, Baaday CJUXE AJU> CJUMIAALE. -Edward Madden, editor of tho Merer ! (Cab) Tribune, reoeoUy shot sod kilted by H. Qraatie, etepeoa of toe editor of the S«u Joaquin Argus. . —Tour men rode upto tho Tiahtmltigo Sav­ ings Bank, iu Corinth, Mima., a few days ago, dirnwunted. ewrtered the bank building, forci­ bly Look too keys from tbe rreaident of too institution, opened tbe safe. abatracted-fftO,(JOO In ntonoy and diamonds, remounted tlieir horsoa aud diiiappoarod. —A paaaenger train on too Kansas Pacific railroad was otopj>ed near Kansas City,-Mb., on tbe Mb tnst.. by robbers,’who took about *30.000 from too m(m of Walla, Fargo A. Co. Tho express company off ora largo rewards for too robbers, dead or alive. —George Hunter, one of the oaitors of the Naw York Ncattnittn, waa murdered ia the streets of-lbai city, a few nlgbta ago, by un- —The Chicago papers give full particulars of tbo misdoings of Henry T. Thomas, man­ ager sad treasurer of,toe Prairie Fanner Company, junior member of the grangeiom- October...../ rested at Kansas Oily, Mo., on suspicion of being one Of tbo party who robbed the exproea car on toe Kansas Paaific railroad. —Jesse Pomeroy, the '• boy fiend," of Bos­ ton, haa been convicted of murder in too lint degree, and too jury in bis case recom­ mend tost bo bo imprincned for bfo. TIRES AND CASUALTIES, ding th* Peaalcu laws.... bin to aid in coaairoDUng toe Bootbern Pacific railway. Houn-.—Tbe Omaha bridge Mil wan post­ poned until toe awond Tnrmday in February. waa given to toe aelect committee on that nnbjoot, and the port referring to Louisiana and other Southern Btatoe to * select,committee Of seven....Tbo remainder of too day's eoeaion waa consumed in considering ton bill continuing in existence top board created to audit toe debt of toe District of Columbia TauaanAY, Dec. 10.—Smote.—Tbe Senate tranaaoied no bualMao, beyond receiving a few Ulla and reoolatlona. A brief executive session waa held, aad an effort made to act Bohm'.—The proceedings in too Hgu» were unimportant. Htowoll (Va.) mado a poreonal explanation regarding too charge that bn bad ■old a naval cadetship for *1,000, and de­ manded an investigation. ..The bill appro­ priating *30,000 to purchase poetoffioo scale* to weigh newspapers waa paaaed..«.Kelley's 3.65 convertible bond scheme waa debated by Fatnav, Dec. 11; no eorelon to-day. Zft>usr.—A bill was passed allowing home­ stead and pre-emption settlors in Iowa, Min­ nesota, Nebraska and Kansas, whose crops were destroyed by grasshoppers in 1874, to leave and be absent from their lands till May, 1876, without prejudice to their rights. —While a party of children were skating on toe Sangamon riyer, near Bpringfield, IU., a few days ago, toe ice gave way, and four of NEWS IN BRIEF. —The Custom-House al Ottawa, Canada ; a portion of tbo American Print Works al Fall River, Mass.; an iron rolling-mill at Montreal, —Commander William B. Cushing, of the Canada; and the largest printing office in Franco—that of M. Dansl, st Lille— have naw, haa become' hopetimely insane. county officials, who, it was claimed, were —Mica 1‘rootor'a suit agai^lt Moulton, for been destroyed by fire during tbo week. —Charlestown, tbo capital of West Virginia, acting without legal bond. Two or three, baa begn visited by a destructive conllagra- of tne officials wore under indictment for forgery and embezzlement, axiij ref used lo re­ tion. Loss, $200,000. sign at too request of tbe cltiaoua. lost —Rev. II. O. Potter, ot Grace Church, N. Wednesday toe latter hold a mooting and pro Y.. has bedS?elected Bishop of the Epacopal —Tbo Baltimore and Ohio Comjiany. it is coedod in a body to toe Court-House to de­ Dioceoeof Iowa, to auoceod the Ute Bishop understood, are seeking to lease tbo whole mand too resignation of toe Sheriff and ether line from Chicago to Bt. Joseph, Mo., and county officer,. All flod except Bboriff Crosby, —President Grant baa the following appointments: Benjamin Moran, Minister will operate it aa fast as completed inconnec- a negro, aud ho signed hia resignation. On Saturday a card appeared on tho streets signed Resident to Portugal; Wickham Hoffman, Sec­ ticn with their Chicago lino. —Tho Atlantic ami Great Western railway by Crosby, calling on all the citizens of Warren retary of Legation at London, and Robert R. Hitt, of Illinois, Secretary of Legation al haa passed into too hands o(JJ. H. Devereaux county, RepubUcans, wldto and black, to co mo as Xtecelvcr. This action is baaed on the to his aid and support liim in his position. Payis. -Vice-President Wilson will remain in suit of William- H. Taylor and William A. Crosby publicly and through the papers denied Washington during tbe season, and preside Dunphy, of Now York, trustoea of a mort­ the authornhip of tho card; yst, this morning, gage of *30,000,000, mostly held in England, an armed body of negroes appeared, advanc—Senator Merton now occupies bis seat in lotcreel on thia mortgage has been in default in on too city from six different roads. The alarm waa sounded about 9. o'clock, and too tbe Senate. Hi" Uealto la said to be better eiuce July last. —A Washington dispatch states tliat too ciutons gathered cn tnairsc, armed immediate­ than for years. . —V. V. Smith, one of too numerous Arkan­ Northern Pariflc officials lett town quite aat- ly. and advanced to meet tho negroes on the sas Governors, for whom Garland, another titled that they stand no chance of 'paatdng Baldwin Ferry road. The negroes wore mot Arkansan Governor, offered *1.000, han thoir bill as aridjr to tLo Sou thorn Pacific just outaido tho city, on Grove street, aboht turned up in Waablngton. Rev. Joeeph bill, which they declare’ is supported by a 200 strong. Tho commander of toe citisans Brooks, also claiming to be Governor of that powerful organ! xalion. much governed State, is likewiae in Washing­ ton urging bis claims upon Congressmen. —The pig-iron manufacturers have held a groca retreated about a mite, aud again —Michael Morrissey, uncle of the wellknown John Morri-sey, died in Chicago, a meeting st Philadelphia and adopted s reso­ made a ataud in an old breastwork and few days sgo, of old ago, having attained hia lution pledging manufacturers to reduce the houao, but wcro Boon routed. Tbo lose in product of their furnaces one-half, so as to tbin engagement w»a one ciuzco, Oliver 99th year. —Em Cornell, founder of Cornell College, ii.crease4be price. They also resolved that a Brown, killed, aad abaut twelve or fifteen and one of tbo moat liberal and publie-spirited resumption of specie payments in tbo near negroca killed., aeverai wound ad, and about future would be disastrous to toe interests of twenty piteonmi. Ox. tbe Hall's ferry road men in America, ia dead. about 250 negroes wore found and runted —Tbo Iowa Bishopric baa been tendered to tbe country. after a abort engagement, with several killed Bev. W. R. Huntington. of Worcester, Mass., Rev. H. 0. Potter, of New York, having de­ —Tho Spanish government has effected a clined toe office. loan of 80,000,0X1 reals (about •3,700,000) from the Rothschilds. The bankers of Madrid —Chicago elevators contained, on tbe 9th have also .advanced IW.000,000 reals to tho Vicxancnq, Mist., Dec. 8.- The excitement Inal., 1,340,Ml btuwela of wheat, 870.024 government. about tbo Court-House was intense this; bushels of corn. 266,160 bushels of oaU, 25,­ - Don Carlo i and ex-Queen Isabella are aald morning, but tbe commanders of tho various 469 bushels of rye, and 295.439 butoels of to be iu negotiation. companies restored quiet, and tbo lives of bark y. —Spain has replied to Mr. Fish o Virginias Peter Croeby and other persona are safe. —Dispatches received by Attorney -Genera! note. It is believed to lie amicable. ' Lieut-Col. O..B. Lee, Aid-do-Camp of Adjt. Williams from Louisiana state that violence ' —A heavy gale prerailed on tho coast of □on. Packer, and a committee of citizens mot and bloodehc.1 may bo expected Uiere at any England last week, causing great damage to in the court-room to-day to decide what course moment. It ia alleged that in tho event a life and property. to pursue. In a private interview between Kellogg Legislature ia counted in by tbe Re­ —All scientific men, and all others who are Packer. Lee and Croeby. Croeby expressed a turning Board tbs MeEnory partisans will sufficiently informed to reopaet scientific pur­ desire to tender his resignation as Sheriff. again take np arms and precipitate another poses, will bo rejoiced at the news that the Gen. Packer prepared hia resignation, to take transit-of Venue has been successfully ob- effect immediately, which he signed. and —Secretary Fish has received a telegram which was witnessed by Loe and Packer, and from Minister Cubing which leaves no doubt —While tramling in the United States iu is now in possession of too latter. that the American claim for indemnity for the 1825, the Marquis do la Fi yette had a watch At Snyder’s Bluff, on the Yazoo river, at 5 Virginias outrage has bean conceded. stolen from him, which had been prevented p. m., wliile tho whites were burying Oliver —Ool. Fdrncy announces that he hia official by Washington as a aouvonier of thesurreoder Byron, the young man killed in the charge information to toe effect that tho Bii’inb gov­ at Yorktown. Thia watch was afterward reyesterday, negroes fired on tbo burying party, ernment aasoute to recognise tbe centennial ■ covered, and at Parle, Dec. 9, was handed to wounding young Vaughn. Tbe fire waa re­ celebration at Philadelphia, and baa rewived M. Oscar de la Fayette, deputy in toe National turned by too escort, and throe negroes were to appoint a commi«siouer to tho exhibition Assembly, and grandson of toe Marquis, by killed. A courier was seat for ralnforcsmcnte. Mr. Washburns, st the hotel of tho American —Tho portion of too recent poetoffica rega- Embassy, in too presence of many diatinlaUons for toe prepayment of poetage on rguiahtd- perrons. newspapers and periodicals relative to Vicxbbubo, Dec. 9.—The excitement is sub­ county papers has been modified aa fcdlowa: Cl.YBBBSS/CINAL summary siding, and business generally resumed. Newspapers, without regard to too frequency Tcksoat, Dec. 8.—Senate—Wright intro­ Armed bodies of negroes are reported con­ of isaue, one eopy to each subscriber actually for tho time being residing in the county duced a bill fixing toe aalaxy of toe Preddaut. gregated al vaioue places some miles from whore tbe Mine are printed, are entitled to ..'..Wool iutroducn-1 a bill fur tbs construc­ town. Boms whites are still under arms, and ptM free of postage through the mails. But tion of a United States government telegraph a strict watch ia being kept on tbe approaches the rate cf postage on toe same, excepting line between too cities of Washington and to tbo city, Tbo Board of Hupoevisorw met to-day. weeklies, when deposited In a Utter-camer’a Adjutant-General Packer presenled the re­ office for debvery by tbe office or its carriers, signation of Sheriff Crosby, which was sosnail be uniform at one cent each. Weekltie. copied. An election will be ordered for Sherwhen tienl through too mails or dopoalted in Baute.—Poland, from tho eywetid oommllGov. Amra liu Issued a proclamation printed. toall bo weighted in bulk, anti bo teo on too Arkansas trouUoe, presented a re­ ■object to * postage of two conta per pound, port of the testimony t-.k«i during the vacs- commanding tbo riotera to disperse ou penal­ to be prepaid at tbo mailing-office by special lion, Which was ordered printed.... Bills intro­ ty. Ho has aleo convoked a special ooeaion duced: ItelaUng to the Omaha bridge; to of tbe Legislature to moot on toe 17th Inst., adhesive stamp®. —Three hundred men are said to be proa- extinguish too Indian title to the Black to Lako such action as may be uccereary in the Hills roMwvatibn in Dakota; fixing the ratoe of duties os imported merchandise; to subVrcMHjicart, Dec. 10.—All quiet in tbe city And country. Tbe autooritiea have buried gotlxttnj; with Mevte" for cwwfriticn of a tionai banka : to prohibit Congrroamen from tbo bodiea of fourteen, negroes, and about tbo •trip of territory running along too Mexican arttng as counec! ii< suite agwiuet toe rame number were buried by private individ­ ■ide of tbe Rio Grande river, with reference United Mtetee (passed unantaeously); to uals. Tbe white oA xom atiU retain poraeeto checking tbe raid* on the- froctfee'toa: restore th" duty of ten per cant. <m certain rtnn ot too coutt-hottto and jail, acting under have been so Uaraaeing aud coaLly to Atotit j ruantitectUTM of cotton, wood, iron, etc.; pro­ adrioo Of tbo County Board <4 Supervise ra, viding for an additional Congreiwmau from all tbe nmmUre of which are ne jrooa -jxcept one. An oteetioai for Sheriff, December 81. haa been ordered, and givea ge neral aaltifac­ tion. Tbe Mayor haa iaraed a proalMnatkm that peace p-cv*ila, aud requesting the extiTbe Board of Bupervteora bare ordered an edsetioo to «H the nuatocy for Sheriff, Circuit Clerk, two Judices, and two Ctoalabtea. VrcsxwM, Dec. 11.—Report® from the la- xuea.es.Mi.iw witty writers of the day, qky* of that rising young journalist, ”M. Quad, of Abe Mtohigan Prana " : O. P. Lsvuii U» ng of the Detroit Jfree Press. During the port tluwt yesre he has written Rome of the finest touches of aentiiaenl and human nature in hia police court proceedings that have ever appeared jn the United States. Unlike Bailey, he did not inherit Ins vritp nnlike Mark Twain, it did'not come to him through associations. The truth is, it was blowed into him. He waa an or­ dinary stupid country printer about Ann Arbor and T-anaing, Mich., till he took it into hia head to go on “ a tramp.*' After footing it to Louisville, be engaged to work his passage on a steamer to New Orleans. The first day out the steamer blew tip. Lewis, one of the . : The Leading Newspaper ia the West msraian rauui. DeUy, Trl-Weekly »«d Weekly. , T-M. rtor»-ru>cy wmu winter. MJXNU victims, was Badly scarred and,crippled but as soou m he got able to write, he sent an account of his experience and sensations in being blown up to tho Detroit Free Prcst, which at once cr. tablished his reputation as a versatile genius. On his return home tho Free Pras took him on its columns as items man. Tho leading editor said, the other day, that ho has to watch him like a hawk, for about half the time, like old Milton,-he'clings loringly to the flattest emanations of his brain. Lewis writes a good deal for tho East* rn weeklies over the signature of “ M. Quad bourgeois em quad," ho says, •* as it ia worthless in a printing office, except in its-own line—it won’t ‘justify’ with r.ny other type.',' Lewis will probably last some time. . AN INTEHENT1NG FAMILY. A family of English colonists, consist­ ing of a father, six suns and one daugh­ ter, have for oomo time past kept their native town in a etato of- uneasiness on account of a family weakness for mur­ der. According to tho rtory, in a brief space of time, the eight persons com­ posing the family managed to commit over one hundred murders. Out of this number, some of tho gentlemen of the family were each responsible for thirty murders, while tho young lady only committed tweuty-flve, though, but for premature interference of tho authori­ ties, it is considered probable that she would have completed an equal number. The predecessor cf the present Gover nor moat UDgallantly caused her to be arrested, together with her amiable pa­ rent and four of her brothers. It is not stated what became of the remaining brothers, but the poor old gentleman wtm hanged about three months ago, and two of his sons mat with a similar melancholy accident on the 25th of last mouth. The other two and the young lady are still languishing, in captivity, and much anxiety is felt on their behalf; for unless the local judges take a len­ ient view of their offenses <m account of their youth, they have but a poor chance of resuming their position in society. Ur. J. Wallter’B California Via. egar Bitters are a purely T<ffv.tablo preparation, mode chiefly from the na­ tive herbs found on ths lower ranpes o! Ute. blerra Nevada moan tairia •fCuiih»r nla, tho niediciq*! properties of whlcli are extracted therefrom wlthoqt the nso of Alcohol. Tbo ntiMlioa h almost d(ii)y asked, “ What h the cause of tbo unparalleled success of VnrKGAR Mrrte'bs?" Our answer Is, that they remove tbo cause of disease, and the patient re­ covers his health. They are th* Rreat blood purifier and a Ofc giviur priaripla, a perfect Renovator tfhd fnvigoraujr of the svsteni. Never before in-Uie history of' toe world haa a medicine been compounded possesting tba remarkable tira la too quatkioa of VixsoAitHijntRa Id liraliug heriinjrthfi ____ ____ __ rfes heir to. They are a gratia' Purgative a» rclieriag Congestion or Inflammation of the Liver and Visceral O/gaoa, tn Bifictu srMsss■.jr'.ftr.SMK'SS I] txteomr ot U* vlimu and trrrdx.m of the retinal e Umm i'lacrd under tbe »li~jlute ouatnxl ef ttadr nixlcm? Actimi UMwe perils to tbo firturc peace I welfare of the cutuatry all true liepublhwai must The properties of Dr. Walter’s VixBGAt Bittkbs ore AperienteDMoberetic, Cunninative, Natdfiotti, Laxative, biuretic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, fludonfiff, Altera­ tive, aud Anti-BIlioua. , R. W. MclM’MALD * CO.. Draggtite and Gra. Ado. Sas nsaeforo. CaUt^ila. OPIUM >5 .$20^' eODEY’S LADY’S BOOK STEINWAY Xi Dearborn BL, Ci> $210 a Month. Grand, Square ad Opr© Pianos, • tlculaie free. K. Walia Am' jcan gas-fixtures have been in­ troduced into the Imperial palace in 8L Petersburg. " - BOOK It Rvxa Likm a Pbaouk Fibe !—Db. Waukxb’b Vutkoad Bittekh runs like a prairie fire. The fame of the Temper­ ance Tonio is, however, but poorly ex­ emplified by this figure of upeech ; for a prairie firs runs only ia one diroctidn, whereon tho rcpuUtiou of the bitters spreads toward nil point* of tho com­ pass. There ia not it equate mile of in­ habited territory in tho United States where this meritorious preparation is net appreciated. If any theoretical gentleman thinks he is prepared to show that there is “ nothing in it,” wo advise him to go to tho Praine States, in tbe Mississippi Valiev, to tho deltas of the Southern rivers, to Now England, in fact, anywhere within the limits of •* Unde Sam's real estate," and venti­ late his views. By so doing ho can raise a heartier and more general laugh than has ever yet shaken the sides of an in­ telligent beople. Person® who have been cured can't help laughing at other people who tell them that the medicine which saved their lives is a failure. 14. The Miller and Millwright. •'iSS ADVERTISERS THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY STAR THECabinet PIANO-HABP Organ. S75&SKFor OXE DOLLAR we wilt seed, portage psM, THE WEEKLY WORLD, ONE YEAR. Piaao-Hax*, three and a Saif octaves; tn Xlevaat UprlrUt Resonant Care, Si®. Circulars tree. MASON a HAMLIN ORGAN CO., THE WEEKLY SUK.t.i'S., Tlw SEMI-WEEKLY WOULD, Oh Tur. ---------------- ~-------- tBg (Tnetoav and Vrtasy) laekiy, one or two ar.t- Cxto*rtioor.tfu.'.'Umi«P<irpoin»y«ic. Modem chemi Mi scitmce onaUoa Dr. Bicnsa to axtxact from toojaioM of toe moat vxlntolo roota and hsrbs Uiolr active medicinal priucipls®, which, when worked Into ilttfe Felicia or Granulea, tcara-ly laroer than mtulard rendcre each little Fallot M active and power­ ful as a large pili, s'dle they are much more palatable and plrara. t iu effect. Dr. Ira A. Tbater, of Bacouiiburg. Ohio, writt-e: “I renurd your Pellets ra toe beet remedy for tho conditions for which you preoenbe thorn of anything I have ever ueed, no mild and certain In effeot, and leaving tba Lyon 4 Maramber. draggtote, VemilHoo. D. T., ray:-“We thtak they are goto* to sell like Uotc&knaaa aeon a* people get ac­ quainted with them aud will spoil tho pUl Wade, ra tooee that have used toem like them much totter than large pills." SAN’S, PffBXAireST AXD doMFLCTfi !— Wilhoft'a Tonic core* Ghiils and F»var, Dumb Chill h aud BUtoas Favara—those Ttisua that kill ttndr Tb-Yuaaud. wb«re tote remed. i* m>­ *- 3 tent«ux nt of tfia Sptesm iron Hypa<trophy of toe U»w. I* Luria oe. It euros ail lypra at Malarial Fcvere 1. _ _ ____________ ___ .11 U. . .. toe Cold*, and pursuing toter usuai lwltioss. Tho city U quiet and or-'sHy. Tha Board at Aldermeu iart night antoorizad toe BR9 $14.60 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/20/556/NashvilleNews_1874-12-25.pdf.pdf 1c4981c681ac1392bb45eec966105a72 PDF Text Text ABVEKTISIKC BATES: ~r*K-3 W>;« Wk i 1 It. ■iia-ssiaiasass BsshriBs, Barry Oomt-, Michigan, N O STRONG Kdltor and Proprietor. Progression. No Retrograding.” VOL. II SCENES hiOM• CBfi'iBTMAS DAY. TnmtiioK oat <m tJw (round, Push back the moist curb from that flushed, IltUr ' I.UU# IU1, with his svvrd, blight M todky I ’ DOT. A Chbistm'as Stout. Sho never Itafl any other Christian name, and I cannot tell yon it hor sur­ name was Smith or Jones. It is an un­ solved mystery bow, .in a home whert love never entered, where fond.titles were never heard, a name po like a lov­ ing abbreviation waa ever given to tbe child. She won not one of the little ofica who, climbjug upon a mother’s lap in a oosey nursery, have pet titles showered, upon them; who, kneeling Ixaide a mother’s knee, lisp baby prayers, and are lifted into warm cribs, and folded to sleep in softest of blankets ; who. waking rosy aud happy, find the choice selections of toy-ahops awaiting their destruction from baby fingers. ■■ Dot’s nursery was a cellar with stone walls and an earthen floor, and if her mother ever lifted her, it wai to bestow upon her shrinking body a blow; her crib was a dirty blanket in a corner, where she crept alone ; and if she ever heard her Creator’s name, it was. in a curse, not a prayer. Her father aud mother, tall and strong, worked part ot tho week to ob- and had no other pleasure in common but that of kicking, caffltig and abus­ ing Dot ‘ < She was five yeors old, with the stat­ ure of a child of two, and so thin that it seemed a wonder her bones did not fail apart, with no more fleali to hind them tofpr'.her. Out of a tangle iff dull, dnst colbred "hair peeped a tiny white face, with sunken stoeeks, pinched lips, and eyes that were like owls’, they looked so unnaturally large and round. In winter her fingers aud toes were covered with great red cbilblainu, and all tho year round she carried upon her poor little back the mark* ot cruel blows. si ll, ona of tbe teachers in a large Mis­ sion-Sunday School, hurrying past tho brewery, muffled in -soft furs, nearly stumbled over the prostrate little figure. It was a clear, starlight evening, early yet, though after. lamplight, but very cohl; and the lady stopped, sickened with the sight of thia atom shivering in a scant calico dress, a ragged cloak and hood, barefooted, and with a thin white face, which was all distorted by NASHVILLE, BARRY CO., MICH., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1874. Brother tore off all these warm clothes .ones when Miss Russell; with a doll and and sent her about shivering in her rags horn of candy tn her bauds, went once “.Still sleeping," she thought “I Then tbe great tree danced ■ up and down in ber dizzy sight, and seemed should have thought the music and light noddjpg ita strange, bright burden would have wakened her.” She bent lower, touched the little above her head. She wondered why tbe babies upon it hung by the nick, hood, and then knelt suddenly, drop­ and where they got such beautiful ping her toy and candies, her face pale cluthas ; why the horses did not prance as ashes, and the tears streaming from about, and what all the strange, One things were Ion . ■ crying. . “ Child 1 child I" she said, “what are . After a time the. ladies went into an­ other room, where she oouid still hear you doing here ?” their voices, and the lights were lowered swered, scrambling to her feek “ It so that the long room was quite dim. Then the child fell asleep, and a dream feels good, and I’m cold.” “Cold! I should think so. Where came to her. is your home?’’ • In the dream a white-winged angel, “Mammy’s mad cos pop he’s on a with the face of the kind lady who hod spree and'an't got no money. She’s taken her from the curb-stone, bant walloped me twice, and I an't had a over her and said : bite to-day, so I sneaked out to warm “No more pain, n^r oold, nor hunger me here. I often comes, but I don't after to-night, Dok" no harm.” And she felt soft kisses on her lips; Will you oome with me where you and all faded away into a long, dream­ can have some food and clothes ?" less sleep. Dot was willing enough, 'and put a - Two or three times Miss Russell wont hand like ft bird's claw into Miss Rus­ softly to Dot’s corner. Once to put a sell's. It was Christinas Eve, as I hiave folded shawl under her head, and settle said, and the teachers of the Sunday her comfortably upon the. cuehioned school were preparing a tree and a .treat seat; once, when no one- observed her, of nice things to eat for the little ones to press her lips again upon the poor under their charge. It was no novelty little face, and whisper a prayer. You to see any of them entering, with.little see. she wrs one of tbe woman—and nigged children ; but Dot's face was so God be thanked there ora many—who utterly wan and white that several of went into the Mission School with a heart the other ladies gathered around her as full of mother-love, pity, and Christian eke entered the long room. charity. One who thought of each neg­ “ I found her shivering on »'curb­ lected little one as one of the children stone," Mias Russell explained, “ and Christ called, and who might answer she has evidently escaped from tho the call, if a tender, helping hand was cruelties ai drunken parents. We must extended to aid stumbling feek Every clothe and feed her to-night, and to­ sore upon Dot’s little pinched body had morrow I will see if «lw ift a oaftft for sent a pang to thia noble heart; every the ‘Homo.’" tear that fell from her great, wistful “ What is your name, dear?" asked eyes had drawn the mothor-lovo closer one of the teachers, gently removing to her. tho tattered cloak. .And as she stood covering tlie little “ Dot I Fleaso ma’am, don’t take that sleeping figure, putting the soft pillow 'ere ! I'll freeze to death if you do." under the weary head, no child had ever “ Wo want to put some wanner clothes had gentler touch than was given the on you, Dot," was the reply ; and tho little street'waif. little one was tenderly lifted in motherly “Cannot eat," she thought, seeing arms, and carried by Mary’s mother the untested bun held fast in the thin into a little room, whore a great basket fingers; “that is bod. I will have a of clothing stood ready for distribu­ little warm milk for her when the i>ni>per is ready. Wo must got her into tion. The little waif was full of wondering tho children's hospital for a while. Sho breathes os if her lungs were dis­ awe. Never in ber short life had tho seen .such rooms na these she was in. eased. ” So with good wishes 'floating like, Never had her rags been Liken from her poor little shivering body by such 'soft blessings over her, Dot slept till ft gteal hands ; never had cod ointment touched burst of music wakened her with a start, the great sores on her baojt, the chil­ Sho stood erect, her eyes dilate:!, her blains on her feet and hands ; never had tears fallen .upon her tangled hair, or kisses on her wondering face. Gently, as if she wera a king’s daughter, she was washed, and cloth­ ed in warm garments, her tangled hair cut and brushed, and a warm woolen hood tied over it; her feet chafed ten­ derly, warmed and bound up in soft hneb, and then covered with loose woolen socks and easy shoes. And while she w«a being dressed a low, sweet voice was telling her that shwwos to see a Christmas tree. Once, a whole long year ago, Dot had heard one of the many children, who swarmed in the wretched street where she lived, tell of a Christmas tree. He had seen it from the open door of a church, and ita glories served for many an hour’s description when tho other children stood in open-mouthed wonder listening to him. Vaguely, dreamily, for tho warmth and oomfort were making her drowsy, Dot tried to recall these descriptions. She had heard of heaven from tbe same boy; who told her that the church door showed him a place just like heaven, whole figure trembling. Little children, two by two, neatly clad, and ringiug .a hymn, entered by wide open doors, and trooped past her is a seemingly endless procession; the great organ pealed above her, shuddering with ita mighty chords of music. Beyond, in a glory of light, such us the child had never seen, won the Christmns tree, a thousand duxta uf fire springing from its branches, add the colors flashing in every ’direction. 8till the music, the organ and happy voices of hundreds of children filled the air, and the glorious tree blazed before Dot’s byea. The pains and sufferings of her whole life faded slowly from the child’s mem­ ory as she stood looking and listening, her whole being absorbed in her ecBtacy. Bhe forgot the wretched a Jia?, the loud-voiced mother, tho brutal father; forgot cold. Lunger and pain. Over her whole tiny being floated the divine incense of the loving atmos­ phere, wrapping her in a delicious glow, stilling every fear, every doubt, absorbing body and soul in the Christ­ mas warmth. When the children sat down, still did all the rtet, in unquestioning belief singing, little Dot slowly sank btu k into and utter ignorance of the meaning of her corner, nestling there very waarily , the word. . with the happiness closing around her, When <she was all dressed, Mias Bus­ drawing her into warmest embrace. sell lifted her again, and carried her to Softly fell upon her earn the voices oar a cushioned seat in a corner, raying : ryiug the gratitude ot the children to “ Now sit here quietly, like a good the Savior’s feci; the great tree seemed little girl, and I will soon have some­ to bend again over her and cover her thing for you to eat besides this.” with ita brightness, and Dot folded her A greet bun, with plums in it, was hands and lay quiet, never doubting Her idea of home was that it -was a placed in Dot’s hands, and the kind that she had reached a haven of per­ horrible place, from which it was com­ tad, went away. petual warmth, music and happiness. parative happiness to escape into the Far off, quite at the other end of the One by one tbe children of tho Mis­ streets—a place xhere a powerful vi­ long room, she could see a group of sion school camo forward as the teach­ rago she called 14 mammy" twihhed her ladies busy about a tall green tree, ers took the gifts from tho tall tree. up whenever she found a warm comer which they were loading with toys, dolls Girls who had looked in vain longing at behind the stove, and tossed hex by her and horses, and hundreds of bright ths shining toy-shop windows now poor little sticks at arms into far-off beautiful things, none of which Dot clapped a doil, with an instinct of moth­ cold cornets, or cuffed *her »nd tbrned had ever seen. She tried to eat her bun. erhood, ctaoc in their loving orm«. her into the streets; where a ree’tog, bnt__ --------------------------the,— pangs of hunger had--------given way Boys, for whom drums auu tops had swearing maa lifted her Jon. his groat to a sick loathing of food, and ahe eould been only imaginary j.>y», found them­ selves smiling potnsessora of i.hetc cov­ foot to toss her poor littfe aching Ixnro -not - swallow. —«— across the floor, where-she would li^h. Orer the little thin limbs there crept eted treasures. Little ones who hud a corner trying to suppress her sobs, Alowly a numbing warmth, and tho little often wondered what “candy tasted lest the noise should attract notice and 'looded head drooped till ii rested upon like," found their fingers opening paint ad oornne qiitu to find out. a consequent freau alnxae. Her tagheal Me* of comfort was oer • tered in ft great brewery at the comer the let the child did not sleep. The theme, and there was ever a chorus of ladi* at ths end of the hall, moving to childish voices to sing the Christmas large-wide-open eyes, and she wondered It took ft long time to provide each of hot if th* would all rush at her by and by, the Hit!* with a gi?t,- the abler children with books, the youngar with id life, she hod had. a gar-j far-advaucoil when the pne-ssioif was to her that had vanished as reformed to go into titn adjoining room. Im Lw.lt it luantn AUU Bum WO.-rc she should cry it her Tho room was clew of all the little For cold sad starvation had done their sad work, and full of tho strange, new happiness surronndiug her, little Dot had found her Christmas in the world where sorrow comes no more. The little figure was still in death, the little face set in marble stillness ; and carried upward upon the wings of Christmas love, the joy of Christmas song, the glory of Christmas light, little Dot's soul had risen to the feet of the pitying Savior, who loves little children. SJNO UL AR pRL UNION. Frank A. Smith, of Boston, has a strange delusion. He imagines that he once killed a min, aud is wearing Lin life out in an effort to satisfy himself that the man still lives. Smith was staying at some backwoods tavern in Kansas, and had a difficulty in the bar­ room with a bolder desperado named Ghiirles Garner, who was also boarding at the tavern. Garner struck Smith, and Smith drew a pistol. Garner ran to the door aud out, Smith following, and firing when the two were outride. Garner suddenly disappeared, and never returned to the tavern. Smith stayed there some time, awaiting tidings of Garner, bitt none came, and he then Durwd himself into the delusion that he had ‘'shot him entiialy out of exist­ ence." Smith returnod to Boston fully convinced that he was a murderer. He visits all the hotels and examines all the registers several times a day to find tho UHARLJCS READKS MARKET VALVE. name of Charles Garner; he goes to’all A New York letter to the Cincinnati the public meetings and theaters in Commercial says: “ The Tribune paid town and inquires for Charles Garner; Charles Reade a thousand dollars for he asks his friends whenever he meets his short story about the Scotch “Hero them if they hsve seen or heard any­ and Martyr,” James Lambert, and the thing of Charles Garner. If Charles author got the same amount for it in Garner is alive, and will go to Boston, London, the publication of it having Frank A. Smith will be glad to meet been simultaneous there and here. This him. It is the only accident that could was pretty heavy pay for a etory which happen to cure Smith’s monomania. occupied only five columns of the Com- TAKING JUSTICE BY THE FOREmerefal; and I BhouW not be surprised if his copyright from the pamphlet edi­ California is still peculiar. It is re­ tion of it brought him a couple of thou­ ported that some ore was recently sand dollars more. Victor Hugo is the stolen from a gold mine in Sierra only other living author who can com­ county, in that State. A number of mand such prices as Charles Reade Chinamen lived in the neighborhood, gets for his literary work; and both of and they were suspected of the crime these authors are very exacting in their on general principles. Tho miners did terms. Reade knows his own value to not have any proof that the Chinamen a dot, and with him the mercantile stole the ore, but resolved that justice value of hu productions, though nearly should take its course. Accordingly always published in periodicals, is not they re-enacted the feat of our tender­ imaginary, but a fixed fuck At one hearted Pilgrim fathers, who roasted a time he determined, by a scries of ex­ Pequod village, and set fire to the huta periments, just how many subscribers of the Celestials. The huts were all be could bring to any periodical in which ablaze, Chinese were skipping around, be did. his beet Hence he knew the and the fun was at its height, when a force of his words when he once said, miner came running up to the huts, out in speaking about the London magazine of breath, to announce^ that the rea known as the Argoty, “I floated the thieves had been discovered and cap­ Argosy." It was literally true that the tured ! Some of file mob would at this concern was floated by his presence on its decks, and as soon as ho disappeared it went down. So, also, his story of “Griffith Gaunt" nearly doubled the Circulation of the Atlantic Monthly, in Boaton; and ut n later date “ Put Your­ self in Hia Place," ran up the Galaxy in thia city. Some years ago an editor crossed the coean for the purpose of in­ ducing Reade to write a story for his periodical. After much negotiation the agreement was made. When'ihe man­ uscript was finished it ran through thirteen numbers of the periodical, and the price piid for it by the American editor was thirteen thousand dollars— or a thousand for each of his numbers. Even at this rate, however, the story turned out to be profitable to tbo peri­ odical which got it So the price paid for “ James Lambert ” by the Tribune 'iras not above the terms usually exacted by the author. . The rates paid to second class English story-writers who furnish material for American periodi­ cals (I don’t like lo’mehtion names) usually range from ten to twenty dol­ lars per thousand words, which is about tbe price obtained in the London market by the wane writers. uses or hair. Gentlemen who pride themselves on their luxuriant beards will take comfort in knowing that the mustache is a natu­ ral inspirator, defending the lungs agai’.at the inhalation of cold and dusk It ’ i a proteetiuu of the face and throat against cold, and is equally in warm climates a safeguard for those parts against excessive heat. The mustaches of blacksmiths show by their color the dust which they stop as a natural res­ pirator, and, which, if inhaled, wculd be injurious. The mustache is bene­ ficial to those who follow the trades of millers, bakers, masons, to workers in metal, eta. Full beards are said to be a defense against bronchitis and sore throat. It is asserted that the sappers and miners of the French army, who are noted for the size and beauty of their beards, enjoy a special immunity from affections of this nature. Tho growth of hair has been recommended to per­ rons liable to takd cold easily. DON'T SCOLD. Scolding is a habit very easily formed. It is astonishing Bow soon one who -in­ dulges in it at all becomes addicted to it, It is an norcasunable habit Per­ sons aometimee get into the way of juncture have put out the fire, but for the advice of a prominent miner, one Joe Warren, who argued that if th0 Chinese hadn’t stolen the ore, thel would steal tomething in time, and that the fire had bettor go on. So tho exercises were continued, and the Chi­ nese were burned completely. EED BY MACHINERY. “ While in Franco," says a writer, I witnessed the operation of a mechanical urtangement for feeding fowls. A large revolving drum cylinder is divided into' a hundred oompartmeuta, more or less, is desired, and m each one is placed I a fowl. The proper food for fattening in tho shortest possible time having been determined, it is prepared in a semi-liquid form, and injected into the stomach by means of a sort of force­ Sump. The operator, who site before le drum which contains chickens, tur­ keys, ducks, geese, or whatever "bird" is to be fattened, takes qjio'by the neck in such a way that ita mouth is forced open, inserts a metallic tube, and by the pressure of hia footinjocta the food, an indicator tell:ng him when just the required quantity k given. The bird settles buck in the box, apparently sat­ isfied, and the operator passes to another. The operation is quickly done, at least 150 being fed in uu hour. Fowls fattened by this’process are recommended tor the 4 fineness, deli­ cateness and exquisite tote of tiro flash.”’ ......... ............................ ..... A FLORAL ORNAMENT. Since a little taste and ingenuity will convert an ordinary room into a perfect bower, wo never fail te throw out a hint on this subject for tho benefit of our lady readers who are admirers of beau tif ul things. The following description of a floral ornament is a pleasing one : Take a goblet with the foot and stem broken or cut off, ao that the bowl will be perfect; take coarse red flannel, the redder the better, stiteh it neatly around the bowl, or goblet, so m to cover it completely on the outside ; dip it in water, so aa to wet it thoroughly, then roll it in flaxseed ; the seed will stick in and on the flannel; be sure that the seed is distributed even, then stand it NO. 13. MICHIGAN NEWS. WHEELER ft WILSONS NEW NO. • SEWING MACHINE-, After » full and impartial 3e artici«B described, the nn- A uiTntB pawed through the DatrUt .poet­ That Sewing Machine No. 436 (Wheel­ office the other day bearing tlie following er JfWilson’a New No. 6) was claimed to be so great an improvement, troth edits the Pontyac Waakly GauUt aqd rent me upon the well known family machine sdunnin letter ins envelope ha a toU; ton- made by the name company, and upon all other sewing machines, as entitles it to recognition as a new and valuable in­ Tar. »*lt well al Maakogon, te do* down vention. Under these circumstances, «n ex l remely thorough andpiinute examina­ tion became both deairkMqand neces­ sary,. not only of its naveltyTbut of the skiu* and workmanship manifested in coed, rather than fall short of, *10,006. There the fitting and adjustment of all ita remains no doubt any longer that Muskegon parts. We have risen from such exam­ will have salt In abundance, and that it will ination with an ample conviction that the claim, in all Ub eaacntial features, is well founded. , At the commencement of our ex­ industry Of the city. amination, we were provided with sev­ eral complete seta of all the working in Che Lauda of the Governor, shows that parte as they came from the manufac­ 1,026,977 barrels of salt were Inspected during tory, and were at liberty to make our the post year, divided into the following own selection for the construction of a qualitiesi Fino, 960,757 barrels; pack,'30,090; complete machine in our presence. »Ve solar, 29,891; second quality, 16,741. This Is thus had, to a large degree, a demon­ stration of the nicety of the manufacture. about 20,660 Lomu. Tho increase over butt Every-part woe formed to fit every oth­ er part with exact precision. Bo accu­ rately, for instance, did the several ro­ only 569,638 barreln made. The largo increase tating hooks fit in the same bearing, that thia year i« mainly outside at the Bagtna* while entering it, each one of them,, Valley—in Huron county, at Caseville, Fort without such contact as required force, Anethi, Now lUvor, and Port Hope. A unm- manifestly compressed the air within in reaching its proper seat [The judges enumerate and describe sumo of the points of novelty and ex­ kegon. In the Saginaw valley, welh, in most cellence of the machine. Among others : instance., have shown a auQlcient supply of Tbe simple and efficient device for brine. The salt manufacturing capacity of producing variable motion for the ro­ tating hook ; .v The independent take-up lever, which secures the tightening of the stitch un­ Mason, of Murkagon, is indefatigable in his der the beat possible circumstances; The peculiar form of the hookand tho use of a bobbin holding a great quan­ tity of tbe under thread; Th" n> tuple device for producing and deep, and that the last test of bnne proved it varying the tension of the lower thread ; The hollow steel needle-bar ; , much deeper they may And solid salt, so the The facility of applying and using next thing now'in order, wo think, should bo many useful attachments—the hemmer, manufacturing. Tho expense of the expert­ binder, oorder, ruffler. eta. ] . moot has overrun *16,000, but its Buocara will Haring completed the construction of speedily remunerate ita proprietor, and Mus­ our trial machine, in the way indicated, it was mounted upon a convenient of ita neighboring eitiee. It'n a comfort to stand, and submitted to every variety know they'll bo well salted, though." oi test u to the range of work that The entire coat of improving Menomonee could be executed upon it properly and harbor Ib estimated to Im. *212,000. Thue far well, aud without other adaptation than *100,060 ha« been expended. simple change® of needle and thread. Tiie mere list of operations performed importation of a largo number of English in our presence without the alightest hesitation or failure, and without the sparrows in tbe spring. , discoverable lors of so much as a stogie Politic*!. stitch, would convey on inadequate idea Tux United Stalo Souato Las crofiraied John Algos as rostmaSer^Bi F.iut, and W; of tho complete success achieved. Beginning with a needle measuring D. Hitchcock m PoaUDMtorBrMegijar but 17-1000 inch in diameter, and oper­ ating with the finest thread upon lace goodi>, the same machine passed excitement, tho'htber day, by the appra'suoe through all tbe stages of mnslxn, and of a rabid dog on the etroete. who attacked broadcloth of all conceivable thicknesses and foldings and ridgingB, and then lacerated Mrs. El‘xa Higgins, Mary Zttntner- with waxed thread stitching through portions of heavy harness leather. After this demonstration of its range ward bitting cattle and dogn. Tho beast wa, of work, we entered upon the nicer testa finally shot. • required for a family nnd light manu­ facturing machine. In this department Do. Ricnaan Imuelh, one of the most popu­ wt> witnessed all tho varieties of work lar physicians it> Detroit, died in that city latt on hemmtog, felling and braiding, and also a degree of sncceas in single and with a aypUillitic oorpio at Uio Los pi tai. double ruffling which we behevo un­ paralleled. The varied kinds of work practice at the Mondial! bar, died su Idealr, on a lady’s boot were then performed, and each of these with the some marked success. Indeed, whatever the tert, and whatever tbe work presented, the some unfailiug penection was exhibited, not held st Lousing on tho third Wednesday iu only in the work as a piece, but in the January, to favor moro stringent prohibitory execution of each individual stitch. legislation. With niv.ch patient examination, we Tn kb a is one hill in Houghton, and the town were unable to discover a single dofedt. site solidly on that hill. In summer, both The minuteness of this report is a quadrupeds and bipeds pick th. Ir way slowly do*n ita steep aides, and with abbreviated simple refl< ciiqu of tho care with which spi ed toil back ogam. But when winter comer, we have endeavored to examine these it is live fun to see how the people slide down claims. We find the chief advantage of on their backs end crawl up ou their hands this machine to be in the use of a modi­ fied form ot the rotating hook as a sub­ stitute lor the shuttle, the hook carry­ ing tho upper thread around the bobbin EZRA CORNELL containing the lewcr thread, and thus Mr. Cornell, the founder of the Cor­ producing identically the same effect as nell University, who died rooently in the shuttle. The superiority of this rotary motion ov«r the reciprocating Ithaca, N. Y., was in all respects a very motions of the shuttle machines cannot reohsrkable man. He was born at be disputed. The “lockstitch” which Westchester Lauding, N. Y., on Jan. is thus secured has always ranked high11, 1807, his parents being Quakers. eet ou account of tho permanenoe, Leaving home at an early age, he found beauty, and general desirableness of the stitching when done, and the wide range amploymani in the town of Homer, of ita application. whence he moved to Ithaca. In 1842 To these conceded advantages there he embarked in certain telegraphic en­ have been added, in our, prevenoe, the terprises with Prof. Morse and F. 0. J. severest and moat searching testa of ita Smith. He was' afterward appointed capacity and usefulness upon every ordinarily possible kind of work, and assistant superintendent of ft line of we can do no leas than boar witness to telegraph between Baltimore and Wash­ the entire and remarkable saccess which ington, nnd was the first to conceive has attended ita action in every part of It is a machine tbe plan of substituting poles for the our examination. u-hiah, by the proof cubmiUed, wc are pipes originally used for sustaining the tatinfled mu«t eocntuaUy aupenede all wires. In 1845 he was appointed to others note known with which it comes . superintend the line to New York, also in competition. As tiie only ©cnclufion at which wo tbe line to Philadelphia. In 1846 he can arrive after an investigation ot the constructed a line to Albany, and then several nwrita pt each of the sewingfrom Troy to Montreal In 1863 he was macbines submitted, aiv ravestigatagt elected a member of Assembly from which we have endeavored to ma^rpatiently and completely in every r^ipect, bis dlrttfot, and the year following to and associating tiroao with uUI best the State Senate. Hta greatest work judgment upon the merits of the sev­ was the grant of 8500,000 to tbe Cor­ eral machines which are in ure but not nell University. Upon the meeting of on exhibition : IFc recommend for the Wheeler A the Assembly Mr. Cornell made over Wilson Nctf No. 6 Hewing-machine the additional gift of 200 acres of land, Che highest award which it is in the with buildings, to be used as a farm, power of the. Institute to bestow. and the Jewett collection in geology JOHN A. BASSETT, aod paleontology- Mr. Cornelia gen MO8E& 8. B&AOH, H. W. BTEELE, _ Judges. erdsity not only enabled the trustees to JOHN MATTHEWS, establish tho eoUeges ot agriculture REUBEN BULL, end meohanioal arts, but to odd eight Tbe B .ard of Msnsfn uwrn-moualy other departments. He was a man in all respec'B worthy a nation’ahooor and Institute. . . lasting gratitude. or small plate ; put water in the small plate, ar saucer, and renew ar add to it as it absorbs. Never let the vessel get dry, nor suffer it to chill or fiee-ze. Il can aud will grow in auy pert of the thing to scold at. It is an extremely room, and .will be a deep green with red disagreeable habit. Tho constant ground. _____________________ rumbHcg of distant thunder, caterwaul­ Tun Titusville Herald rejoices that ing, or a hand-organ under one’s win­ petroleum is still tbe leading exporta­ dows, would be less unpleasant. The tion from the United State*. Ita sales habit is contagious. Once. introduced in Europe amount to $37,000,000 annainto a family, ii is pretty certain, in a ally. The next greatest exportation is short time, jto affect all the members. that of lard, which brings about $20,­ II use of th:m begin finding fault about 000,000 annually. something or nothing the others are apt Uscls—“No«i, how did the mother to fake it up, and ■ very uunsceasary of Mores htdehnn?’" Niece—.“With bedlam ' ’’ ,’i A MixwAUKeE editor has got his baaon stiek.” ____ ’ ~ It cost a Denver sport $18 to ent off down to such a fine tiling that Fanxcr writes that English girls arc he doesn't bare to get up but three tlrti pig-tail oraAmcnt of a Celestial resi­ dent in that city. “ magnificent creatures." times per night ace th* fire. approved this rmimmendation, a wdfed tlie Gold Medal to Wheeler A .Wilson, the only gold medal awarded for a sewing-machine by the Amerieu: Institute for many years. �—__ A Uersn iy« the B or, uranp ou BROOKS, [s .«ilb-a ft l.y .ft. .«! wht. | r * warmed its ears over a lamp ehrai-1 I nwy. Hi. object wa. to aee if wasp. | * O M T - on jmgc • froze to daaih.or merely lay .lonnant drowning. h« i> prp«Bnl ,ion tb»t they m.rely lit ,!.rrm«nt rd wilb « |»ir■ ofr k.p lorra«nte»l ktku>d »t Illwl. «od t . loo;, < - h««inc'«"d «...•_ — n ...I '«<• U.nnnM* Iiwl at list. 311 1 red tops ' when they revive he hays the thil, • A V.rjinl. Imdrironm o«r «wn I fi"L ro' wh!l’ Niaety-ons story is told of a recent smash up " The old gentleman who spent a for­ on-a Western railroad. A gentleman tune in endeavoring to hatch colts who, in coming from Baltimore to from horse chestnuts, is now cul­ Rock Islandrhad met. with four acci­ tivating egg plant with a view to rais­ dents, was ou this occasion tn the Proprietors. THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. io IHU •cripHoo of the premi«ee. as de-cr>bed In •aid nortgage. are a. follow.: Village lot. No. one hundred and tweuty-eix (12«) and the u.divid-d .ue-half of low eighty-two (82) and eiMhty-thrw. (W). In the village of Nashville, Barry county. Michigan, accord­ ing to tbo plat and the survey thwoofDated Nashville, Mich.. Nov. 19th. 1874 HIRAM COE. Clkmbxt Butrn. Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortgagee.______ 8-20 Gents’ Furnishing Gaods Gloves and Mittens, Carpets, SOWING MACHINES NASHVILLE MILLS! HARD PAN PRICES! TERMS— Cash or Ready Pay! . WOOL CARDING MACHINE! CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER Would respectfully inform tbe puhlic thp he is prepared to do double the work tba* bareUfors. l have added ta my Flouring Mill a ■ ROBERT DALE OWEN Autobiography, FRANCIS PARKMAN •nd pkturr-itM cplaa Q3r'«T BnJ MoatftM'. J follow. Mr. KotoaUM Fair Dealing: aiii Lof Prices POWER CORI SRILLIR, . THAT WORKS LIKE A CHARM. A Tremont Frenchman undertook In the house of Ladoii Strikeland, to eat seven dozen raw oyster* with­ the deaf and duni hernui who recent’)' I am prepared re do nil the work that in (wo hours,’'on a wager. He ate Mtiivud io death n' Colchester, Ci., - cmi«» ami‘V.* . i i ... I 'inn ,,, l,.i,,lr 1 A. Wellw and Edward dtktnaon Dll IHIOWNfive dozen, and his physician ate the have been lutrad some>1.000 m b.»nK.lK1SqUAKi» u rapromd to turuUh soom popotar liill. ami Kfiecie, while the ieat ol hi. tetu^o^-dkrt .ckmcviu which good season. rest. , esintc conaials of >00 acre, of good SERIAL STORIES —A young lady, writing to her land. n__ D.Howrtta and H. Jaaaeo, Jr., and short swain, is said to have indicted:—. »t«rir»frn«n J. T. Trowhrhtes. T D AMrteh..K*»c Dear—:—Come and see us soon, we CUSTOM WORK J turn down, nnd make it deliciously dark*. excite his interest. when they hand in their subscriptions. his wife awaiting his return in a high Said she, •’ For Sale or Bent. Here I’ve been waiting and rockiug The Hotel'and Grocery Store occupied by . . iwjmg Dougherty A Reoaa. and known as tbe in this chair til! my bead Central House. Has all tbe^ftnveniences of round like a top." ‘Jess so where t modern boarding bouse. Terms easy. I've been,’ responded he; “it’s in the Poswssi-'n given after the Cth of April, next. Apply io atmosphere.” 13 CONRAD CLEVER, Nashville. According to a Cincinnati paper, QOSE DOWS TO Hester Prim for breach of promise. Aside from the material wealth of her ter­ ritory, Michigan hae many things to be proud of. The vngrgy and industry of her people, i heir iutclltience. their schools and colleges and benevolent institutions ere fam- TZEZIE SXTTT. court!' . shouted the constable. ’‘John Thomas in to G, A. TRUMAN CUTTERS! CUTTERS! With Shoes on. No.l CUTTERS With Seats ou. CUTTERS All pninied up FOR ANYTHING IN THE USB OF Tbe approach at tba Presidential election just lost he: rites . uuuiual importance to tbe events and of 1875. We shall endeavor huslmnd Was weeping bitterly fur developments 1 io dweribo them fully, faithfully and fear­ the dear de patted. A friend tried to lessly. THE WEEKLY SUN has now^aliained a console her. ” No,no ,’’ said tire fair eircOlatiou of over .evenly thousand copies, mourner, ” let me haver my cry out. tig readers are found in every State and A Her that I shan't think anything Territory, and ils quality is well known to tbs public. We shall not only endeavor to about tL ’’ keep it fully up to lhe oid rtauiiTd, tat to An energetic lady in Olwein, Iowa, improv, and add Io it. variety and power. THE WEEKLY SUN will continue to be a laments ner inability to vote. “Why, thorough newspaper. All lhe news of the if I were a man," she said recently, “ dsy will be lound in it, condensed when un­ importent, at full length when of moment, I’d go to the polls if I had to be laid and always, wo trust, treated in a clear, in­ on a feather bed, put on a stone boat, teresting nnd in«Uuetive manner. Il is our aim to make the Wcult Sc. the and hauled by a blind ox with s leg best family newspaper ia the world. Il will broken, but I'd vote! But what's the be full of ealeriaiag and appropriate reading of every sori, bat will print nothing to of­ ose of talking!*’ fend lhe mort scrupulous and dalicals lasts. A Colorado, paper quotes an in­ Il will always contain the most interesting Maries and romances of tbe day, carefully stance of the restorative effect* of •elected and legibly peiwed. The Agricultural Department i. a promtthe climate of that Slate. It says had tlrat an Ohio lady who could scarce­ CUTTERS That will run. (Gromirs and gntrisums, With n Mule on. CUTTERS With ibe Godeee of Liberty on. Having Ailed my ttow'with a fresh etoek paper Tua Fa'aa Paata abounds. This fact of choice is acknowledged day by day in the appre­ ciative quotations from its columns with which the newspapers in every section of this Union, also in foreign lands, are replete. Without dwelling upon this source of Stale pride, which may be supposed to gratify pe­ culiarly Michigan men. the publishers desire io announce to those unacquainted with Tut Crockery , tee credited to it. that It ii a family news­ paper unsurpassed. It devotee much spaee to Financial and Commercial Intellijence; TWO DOLLARS FOR ONE CUTTERS Taorr Fan Pbkm. GROCERIES. DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875. court me any more," sai l Hester, primly. A Widow who Pay the highest Price for Country Produce for which I will pay the Higheet Price. CUTTERS John Thomas was recently sued bv como I ALSO WANT A. Wt ALLEN. THE PAPER TO TAKE. tarried late nt a wine supper, found needn’t $5000.0 worth of Boots and Shoes 10,000 Corts of 2 ani 4 Prat WoM I C. n. KOLLER, Wilier. It A Hartford gebllemap, who had come into Don’t forget the place,-"-the Brown Store, opposite Jiichols. Which I am bound to sell 10 per Cr.t Level than any other House m town. t'u ,•>. 1 i. beat Anirrta When a boy is sitting on the sun­ pos'xge law goes into effect, vis: the pre­ ny side of a horse-barn, waiting for payment of postage of newspapers by pubhis father to come home and “tick” liahera. Subscribers, residing outside of him, yon might talk astronomy to him for four straight hours and n«»t the county, will । lease pay ^s tho portage “John Thomas TO EVERY ONE! On and after January lit, -1875, a new Your affectionate —." Slate of nervousness. Double Face Black Alapacas, Merinos, Empress, Poplins, Goat Cloths, Bugle Fringe, Steel and Jet Buttons, Furs, Silk Fringe, Scarfs, Nubias, . Ilats, Caps, Horse Blankets, Men, Lad’s & Child’s Underwear, Crockery and Glass Ware, Groceries, &c., &c. Ac., &C-, dec., which ware bought for cash and will be * Proprietor of the BAYARD TAYLOR right with you."_________ Importa nt.—Postage. Which are now opened for inspection to all wishing to buy for Cash. I have a full line of Fancy Goods, — AND — A thou- here j doin' uoffinTor! Go into’ my wo«Hd not ,barnyard mid work ; 1'11 make it nil have just got a new lamp that wil| $20,000.00 WORTH OF G00D!V_ Shawls, Fun, HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW sylvanuii) fool fojled with a pi.lol. was asked to repeal the text. He Ball struck a Hvc-cent piece id his thought it over n while, and then waistcoat jioeket, and took to his (cried oat:—“What d'ye stand 'round Store of Hats and Caps, ZE3. HOLLEB: JAMES BUSSELL LOWELL. WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT Received at the O. O. D. Boots aid Shoes, SOMETHING NEW Wbalit offers tyr 1875. nf the pillar of salt. One is the story looked around him and coolly in’ of Wait's life and lhe other is the sto­ quired: " What station do you call ry of Lot's wife. this ’ M ________________ ‘ Benjamin* Franklin used to spell —A little boy that went to church soap “s-o-p-e*, and yet there isn’t a was cautioned to remember tho text. day but that some one holds him up' which was:— “ Why stand ye here as a great philosopher and a good nil the day idler Go into my vine­ man. yard, nnd whatsoever is right I will Itayd «-nrw«n«y forever—A Penn-’ payihee. “ Johnny canrc heme^nd paper A. W. ALLEN neoesnnry to Th urfnj Literary Jipiivt rf SBHito. car that was turned completely over. There is this difference in the biog­ Making bis way through a window raphy of James Watt and lhe legend and gaining nn upright position, lie in CA of the-court bouse, in said city (teat being _ n the old stand of the place of holdinr tbo etreuit court in and & LUTLE, a compkle .lock of for Barry ccunty, Mtebig.nl-il the lands ” AINSWORTH & BROOKS. ing chickens from it. sand dollars Mid n»orig»gi Clover Seed. &c.. Delivered u their , proba worked with such.inw<*'ven is believrd sire only married him Io ELEVATOR IN NASHVILLE. > ble rapidity that the minister coulJn *t go cbestnulting-wilh* ; ga«p fas! enough to keep up with it. A Nivrth Carolina man left all his j He’threw the vicious thing down the properly to help pay off the national lump chimney, and aaid he didn’i LATH. L debt. Said property consisted of one^ want to have any more truck with a SHINGLES mule nnd one cart, but the principle dormant wasp, at which his wife WATER LIME, . of 'hb thing is the same. burst info tears nnd asked how he, a SALT, Major Thomas Taylor, of Lousiann, minister of the gospel, could use such HAIR. passed through nil tbe penis of the language, right before the children, ■ . STUCCO, war of 1818, only to die of whooping fpc.. loo. ’ - . . cough at the age .of nihelyfive, last He was Gamwo Used to it.—A have saved hi (ft. CASH. STORE! . Four | HJ-1QOI dddvfauit. CORN. JfcPLES, OATS, feet M, i, .nnoun^l, Tho nff.ir | h-»d, rig« o»er IM bmp. w»> « ee^ed ed..ldt™w...n«l»„. I«l * -W-l <-““ .“•« « boots instead of his vitals. and POTATOES, CUTTERS HARD TIMES VANQUISHED AND DRIVEN OFF THE FIELD! With J. L. Reid's name ou. Greater CUTTERS CUTTERS WHERE.’ WHERE? THAN EVER IN CUTTERS At I*ee Recd’tt. WHO IS LEE REED? GLASSWARE, LEE REED AT THE POPULAR CASH HOUSE OF Political. Legislative, Legal, Congreational, Social; and il pays moat particular atten- form Michigan readers especially. As e literary paper it claims to be without a ri- ee of Adventure and Travel. Anecdote*. •Riogmphy, Hirtory and Poetry, ita House­ hold Depai tmsnt it eagerly nought after by pathos for which it. original articles art bousebu’.d word throughout the United Stale*. Subscription Ratoa-Paynble in Advance; ly crawl across her room al borne, af­ Tba numbsr ot men independent in poli­ ter her arrival in Colorado was able tic. is intireasinf, »nd ths Wiuullk Sc. is to chase her husband a mile with a their psjxr ev;>eei*Ily. It belongs to no Write petty, .nd obeys nn dictation, contending orders or draft when practical. pilchfork. for pnneipie and for lhe etertion of lhe beat plainly name aad portoSce, alto the edition whether Daily, Tri-Weekly er Weekly. A young lady at home from board­ And in fact everything usually kept in a FIRH'I-C LASS Grocery and Provision Store ? I wish to inform the public that I will aeD Cutter Machine in Heeling*. LEE REED » Builds Buggies and Cutlers. LEE REED Is the Leader of the Band. LEE REED Hm made over 80 baggie* this year. LEE REED AND Shop is full of CuUers. BIG PILE OF GOODS GET A LEE REED FOR A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY ! J. LEE REED. 8 The IliffKetl Price Alwayt Paid for Country Produce. Plain ing-school for the holibays, was ask­ ed if she would nave when she replied. beef, their supporters. The markets < i jo? are raprinrily report Ths price of the Wans ultimate roast Wo will send, post-paid, the Daily for one No, I thank you; wtiely admonishes me rived wt the f'-" Tbe young lady DETROIT FREE PRESS CO. wm if she would have any- Under tu« uow Ja«. MSRW FOUNDRY I U7“ In connection with my More I shall keep a MEAT MARKET! GOOD meats: The Higher! Price Paul for Jfidrt and PtlU. “X'*HI q” p*p*r' ’ P1°WB. Sleigh Shoes and General Jobbing, XjDME A? TBE SH0HTE8T IOTICE, -THE BOM." Ksw r«rt CMy.1 L G, F. WILSON. Prop. )W KEMEMBKU IBB fUCB— Red Siajy, No. 1. Naxhvilia, D«. lat» 1874. P. DIRHAM and Fancy JOB PRINTING Mancfaetured by the Michigan Stove Co and warranted for one year. The largest stock of Palate, Mtajaraishw ami Bra«ta ever B BAVASB • BRO . COLUMN brought to Nashville. Aho a la^e s i < < 1 < (j < ? (;w eluding the Silver Sfrd Diaaoad the fastest uting siw i । world, and all to lie offered at prices heretoefuruuheardoif foe OPIUM “ Cash. , C.C.,WOLCOTT, �EW GOC , U» Md to Will. .. L—aTTTijsrnsi.WBCSS zuHisvcp.Will tee no more heard in our niidat, Everything New but a filling tribute do one who has faborod tw long and faithfully, in con­ nection with her huabaud, iu the M. , —We understand that Mr. E. Church of.thi* place, is but just. I Deughc.rty hasaold out his interest AU know of her untiring efforts in in-the Central Hoitsg to Mr. Roosa Church ^nd S.tbbiGi School, where Iona airl^hf won. the respect and father of bis (Mr. Daugherty’s part­ loye of boflt teacher anti pupil, -Fail­ at Dicztxaoxs. ..... ’ ‘ . Working health nt last compelled her to —TOTS efieap at Botas Ban's. 11 rrlinq«ii«h a portion of the labor she ter, living three miles' north of this . w a san, ow«»>a w wm w-. a—wwHb. RA8EY. Dravman. Goods nndI village, has been so seriously afflicted for th uv jaara bad atiended to so asHardware is going down at Wolsiduaualy, and the removal o! the tJ . >n »»r nlaw Islite vtltoro. - with erszy spells lately, that she 'was Stout ten**, ten*") ilrsy sn*1 wlillns tends. . « family, during the past scaaon, to ■ taken to lhe Knlamazno Insane Asy­ TOMENT’SMITn. Lansing, deprived het friends of her Wolcott. lum, by-Capt McCormick, last Mon­ \J liA-WYFlR. curnpjininnship during lhe latt few ’ day, for treatment. ' gASTMAN & —Last Wednesday morning Tryon YOUNG, i Downs, living three miles south ,im* agiued his foot was a slick, of stove wood, and accordingly split it with an IpENRY H. WOOD. ax. Justice of the Peace, io do’hnt sew up lhe wound, which TAILOB PARADY, Manufacturer of gashes about the head w all right, and Boo(» and Shoes, Re-sawing, &c.. R E M E M B ER TJK/’ST GOODS Dressed Flooring, Clothingf ■ Hats, Boots and Shoes, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, IV o. 140 T_T m brel 1 a< Cozy Little Brick Store, -For tho Whotemle and Retell Trade. fix, LaUer ui CarerU TRUNKS! All persona having unsettled accounts with the undersigned, will please call and satiio them Immediately, thereby saving lhemselvea trouble and. expense. I mean business. Tttro Maxsox. ~C A U T LU N poVND, Qomc and wee if He cannot way for the new liank. six weeks before bis deaths Collections a specialty. Now is the time to buy which was caused by an attack of pneu­ monia.—Detroit Free Press. therefore is selling them off at cost. RELIABLE HOUSE BOISE BROS*. GROCERIES! STOCK MRS. L. O. CROCKER Has just received a coapleie unsortmenl of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY HANDY GOODS! Alao VELVETEENS for CLOAKING. Groceries, of Bvery descriptions, As Chop as they can be Bought DRUGS & MEDICINFS • Pa YENT MkDICiNBS, Paints, Oils, Varnisnes & Brushes, like it to be.this week, but when a fellow is afflicted with such a cold Regular meeling held. . editing and The following accounts were pre­ Present, — Downing, Davidson, that ce can’t only talk through his Olds and Hardy, Trustees. Minnies of the previous meeting nose, and such a headache that' he enn'twink, he don't feel much like read mid approved. publishing a weekiy For everybody to buy their CHOICE GROCERIES I TOILET ARTICLES ARD PERFOMES, Crockery, BARLOIV, N E W .8 T 0 R E ! FAMILY GROCERIES. 10,000 Shaving, Hair Cutting $ Dressing, Shampooing, Entire New Stock. FALL MILLINERY GOODS’ Mrs. N. M. STEBBINS said teacher. Miss Louisa gave said expressed by ths neighbors for his •eceder a lively "tickling” with an wife, and very little indeed for him. eighteen inch whip, which sent him John S. Glendenning is to be dis. bawling to the parental rouf. Daddy so, missed by the Presbytery for too fam­ Miss iliar and frivolous conduct with Ma­ . couldn't see his darling abused and on Wednesday last had m the Louisa arrested on charge of. assault ry Pomeroy, the organist clmrch where Johnny held forth. nnd battery, and brought lo this vil­ Considering that he caused her death, lage for trial. But Perry’s lawyer, lhe Presbytery have a lively idea of upon calling fora "bill of particulars,” nnd discovering umu a mole hilt had frivolity. been magnified into a mountain, A man had better have a millrtone wouldn’t undertake the matter, aud so tied to his neck and be cast into the the case ended, with Perry to pay sen,than tn promise to marry a Texas girl and then refuse. The whole coun­ the costs. try turns out to hunt him, and he is E. D. BITGOOD, Proprietor. generally left to grow up with a tree. On Saturday last, Henry Bennett walked i*ilo tbe «ture of Z. B. Willi­ It was only 91,000,000 son, at Shciidou, tall of "oveijuyful” Thoron, a that Wm. Sau Francisco banker of tome kind, and called for sugar, gave his daughter for a marriage pre­ ot North Main Si., NaahviUt, Mich. MEAT MARKET! ROE & CLEVER, .. . ... ^ . . FRESH MEATS, OTTR/ stock NEXT 30 DAY’S ckto and we warrant aatia action. We would especially call attiealiou to our large clock of I WILL SELL powder and lead, nnd while W. was sent, when she was married the other engaged in doing up the goods, he' day. We don’t know whether he swung his rifle around nt a fearful has got any more daughters or not, rate, drew lhe wiper tip'and down in but go Wer»t, young man, go ■ lhe gun and aaid' he would hare that and see. Everything belonging to tbe Grocery, Mery & Lamp Me, You will always find at Mxfk Twain, Pm Wines ant- Won BOISE BROS., (SvccsMiuiiwns to his first baby was bom; wna holdiog Charles Mead. The hammer caught it on his knee. His wife oa>d: “Now j.0 Climlc's pants and away weiit lhe confess, Simtiel, that yuu Jove the charge, living lhe wiper hanging in child ’’ "I can’t do ttu*," replied the the wall. Nothing serions happened, bumor^t. -But am willing to admit tent it was a wonder. W. walked up that I respect the little thing for its Others at 9 or Lefftf. Ya rd wide Sheeting 9 cts. Knit Underskirts, 50 cts. <Ja.pnn Tea, for ^1l oung HyMon Tca,**Oct»i. *A'o. CRACKERS Best Velveteens, To cents. By the barrel. Good IJaferproofs, 00cts. BAKERY GOODS Or every description. All Wool Hue, 4-5 cents per pair. The Choicest Bread Then Try My $1 Tea, Ever col 1 in Nashville, wbiel we think the People can Appreciate. We do not wish to eulogise. far youraelvei. As Cheap for Heady Pay Is Any Boise in Barry County. And 3 Cent SOAP. Call and m • Old Tazm Pi^, 25 and 28 Cents. OYSTERS TRIUHPn BAKING In every style and form. Siotrl and Srstnuraut All Goods Win ranted------- Physicians Prescriptions Carefully Lodgings Tea Setts for 65 Cts. Meals 25 cfs. Ac., &c., too numeroas to mention. Prepared Fair Prices and Honest Dealing. BOISE Bros. Call al Central Ilonse Sign. DAUGHERTY* ROOSA. BOOTS AND SHOES NEW GOODS! FURNITURE MANUFACTORY! Ready Made Clothing JACOB LENTZ Manufacturers and keep* on baa. Country Produce always New Stock of Goods ! bought at the TOP of the consisting of Parlor, Library, Diaifij, Oficc ai Market. L. C. BOISE & CO. DRESS GOODS. GEHEBIL FBHTDRt! DRESS TRIMMINGS, Together with a full oMortmcnt ol AT PHICE4 CUKWER THAN EVER, AT THE DOWN TOWN BTORE OF H R DICKINSON. MIRRORS, PICTURES, Frt A Mi* AND CARDS. BRACKETS. GLOVES, CORSETS? SHAWLS, CASSIMERES, TI7LTS, CAPS D.USTEKS, AC.. &C., Bahy Cais and Perambnlatsrs 3 COFFINS AND CASKETS, Ol all styles and sites, and MBTAL1 ' that if he ever cam- them with a gan OtfDS A ND COFFIN LIN •gam. When he was full of cider, be would Man” .him; whrroapon the OF ALL KINDS, INGS kept evtutfam/y an kapd. Which w» ah«H offer at llut lowest i Naahvlltr, Oct. fith. 3074. * POWDER I In nice tin cannutter*. CITY DRUG STORE, ONE PRICE TO ALL. Nub.ni., OeL 2'.l, 1874. 1 Batts, 20 cents. T. Maxsox) West a few months after BEST PRINTS, 10 Cts, Come to Our Store! In connection with store. 49 Statr or .Micuioaa. o"’"*tbe* rrim c'rt”against ’ ',er Son. son, mid and finflllv finally AWrmir swung lh<« gun noviint.! the trade, and loyou that indulge iu lhe fareijn luxury, ae would say THE YAMASHIRO (uncolored) BABBKRand HAIR DRJSSEB! Good rigs furnished parties is Baxbt Co. SPECTACLES, (warranted Pebble) Wall Pt per & Bordering Glassware & Lamps! LIVERY AND JEB) STABLE! Kerosine Oil, 15 cents per Gallon. We will sell you newspaper. But then it has to be sented and on motion allowed : done, sad we always do the best we 0. Sirou’, Printing,$10.26 0. A. Truman,..... „ 2 00 CUT FREE OF CHARGE! can. . , H. IL Wood,-....... g oo She still retains the services of Miss Wm. E. Griygw. Praying, iMwxua, ami is prepared la make OIJa & C<i., Lumber On SatMiday last, Willliurd Brooks, O. Church, .Survejln DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY. A Fresh Stcck of W. Olds Lumber, son of Timothy Brooks, of Miplff A. f.‘>78 V- T O-.1-1___ Having moved into my ----- 26.20 Grove, had hia leg amputated for a Clement Smith, AaasMment Roll. Office Itent. Ac....:.-.............. 56.00 malignant ulcer uf(the foot. The 01.00 HIUN ABLE operation was peifuitned by Dr. W. Everett, Grading..... 0.50 TEAS. COFFEES, Young, of tliA village, assisted by Dr. On motion .Council adjourned. I would rerpcctfully favito ray old custom­ Drake of Hastings. The boy is doing E. J. FEIQHNER. G. A. TRUMAN, ers and Sugars, Spices, Etc. Recorder. Preeident. well and wiP probably soon recover. Naxuviixb, Micu. A man named Jesse Smith, living —J. S. Perry lives in Maple Grove. nt Sparta Center, and only recently He has a little son, alxiul eight years married, woke up one night last week New ones to call and sec ay old, who goes to school to *Miss in a morose fit, and taking a razor Louisa Yourcx. A few days ago said made a bad wound in his throat. little son rebelled and attempted lo For Medicinal and Mechanical Purposes, at Ho took care not to cu' deep enough secede from under the jumdiclion ol lo kill himself. Much sympathy n ZDRESS IMZAKING Middirt Hie. H-irnm-'wl, Grand R«j>ld», STATIONERY A LEGAL BLANKS, Reprvmcnling nearly every kind known to Council Rooms, I Dec. 22, 1674. | —Our paper is not as we would ' Going Went. cheapest place ScW Nut. ui Sktr IwU, good goods ing like hot cakes. OF THE the cheap; but be quick fur they are go­ <Jammon C'onacil Proceedings. MONEYTOLOAN DELL DIV. Rtrra Junction, All perrons tie hereby cautioned againat purchasing a certain order given by Williama. Coraelt *Co. to C. C. Wolcott onvGriff.thk Kerr, and now held by H. T^Davidaon as wa have an offset against said David­ son. Wiixi,ws. Cossett &,Co. ile done it, hut when he of the short life of £er, who is not landed on (he other side ho looked as lost, but gone before. yf-JURRAH FOR if ho had been fighting with three The people ol Woodland, Barry other dogs and clawed bv seven County, having their suspicions cats; nnd Copt. Boise was out one aroused by the kudden death of Mr. large pane of glass. Beerlmwer, induced the sfieriflT to —W. A. Aylswonh on the 1st of hold an inquest, at which lh« fnct January is obliged to vacate the wat made apparent that Beerbowens premises he now occupies to make THAT IS THE wife had desqrtcd him in his affliction rent a store to move his goods in, aud GRAND constuatly on hand. fSF* Saw and Fiaftlng Mill east of the ON HAND! Depot, NaabviUa, Mich. Na«VUI». Sept. 1st. 1*74. 4t» 48 A. W. OLDS. W. A. AYLSWORTH. other day. General Conveyancing, I also manufselure Soft and Hard Wood CtertotW, Verawntrille. , • Experienced Workmen Employed: la ststute-like depose.” . Brightened the noon-day skies, load of Bbo pawed ihrongh glory’s morning gate M. C. R ~ R.> And walked iu Paradise." near Jackson recently, while on itA ,F. Daxckb, Proprial or. ’ Then came lhe last, sad scene, NAHl^V'LC-E. - MlOtXlSM way to Detroit. The borines sc."Htered* which comes to nil mortals,—the > all over the city of Jackson, and the ’ preparation for the final resting place. meets will rrcdTc every Good Hall tn ite tbird: Railroad men did not succeed in Kind, loving hands anayed her frail finding them all, but they well paid form in filling garments, decorated yyM. jones tho Lee bays for their loss. the pure brow and beautiful casket, t —A Jog undertook to pimp thmnrrh which inclosed her femaimi, with the front of Capt. Boise’s store the earth’s fa rest blossoms, fit emblems IVaahville, Mich. Stdins, Ma»ldlngs,”Ae., Of every descrlpiiou. kept eomtaotly on La.tH and ^hing-les, •«$in la ing her husband of her lutro fur her Maker, t<he peacefully, trusGncly stuck wrecked on tho CHIPMAN, Justice of the Peace, . Planing, Hatching, Dorse to order, with promptness, and satis­ faction gunr-rnteetl. bar- lew weeks of htJr earthly pilgrimage ; gain then growing daily.more pure, assut- and as lively as ever. - Young Ladle* nnd UviiUeman Si'eniimi: a restoration to health 'till the last — The Lee boys had a JJNION HOUSE. —Co to Dsmabav's to buy Plated Ware. Slowly she faded, though hoping for and-wc will keep it still, as It comes out of —The oiher day sAI. Durkee fell passed through tins ‘•Gates once more the school diiirict!” Wolcott. from a. beam,1 in bis fatlier.s baru to ajar,*' for the blessed to enter. —Call at Botas Lino's for any article In lhe floor, a distance of sixteen feet. *• Her suffering ended wLb lhe day, the drug lino. 11 " He struck on a culler, and with the —Everything told al Dkxasat's is warexception of several bad bruises and LIEBUAUSER, ' . he done in a plucky manner, OSanwhh Utewwrt BwWh. Naahrlte, Mlrb. k’ There remained nothing for him In October she came to her cluldhood's’liome to die. superior facli- ’ rewnsbfa prices. unvug the eluUcen ot the »illagpi. raoadia of her life. aiienil W. 0. K0C3KB A Bro, •a J, »»»t aide of Mair Clocke, Sped �. . hJ_L±. . .NEWS IN RBIEF. CHECKING IXblAN FRAUDS. A rather novel yet highly ingenious Iretown tom foot Up $780,000; iaslirauce, their oonduci ujiou the Indiana th<maelvee. more closely’ hm been adopted by Geo. Crook, commanding the Depart- HOG RINGER. MMMMI of Forest City, Ark , -Tba Preside*)* has appointed D. A. l*arde bv, been introdujed iu the llouso. a memorial setting forth tbo alleged anjnat were Introduce!: By Pratt, limiting the limn in which applications for bounty laud shall be received; by Conkling, io consolidate the^debt of the Dialriot near Hartford, CL, was burned on tbo 17th United Ktales in exThanga for bonds of th* Lust. Los*. $300,000. Piatriot...‘. Wiightsubmittoda Joint resolution of two million dollars' worth of property in a delegation rf Navajo Indiana. alienating the affeetiona of his wife, and has —Tba new mil l-dam recently constructed at of Presideut end Vice-President by direct vote reeorvoir which broke and devastated that y*are....A revolution was adopted instructing valley laat spring, gave way on tbe morning the Judiciary Committee to inquire Inij the ot Dec. 19, the rushing water sweeping every. intent and meaning of tbo so-called Pret«-G*g Committee reported favorably on tbe bill for the relief of -the grasshopper sufferers. It ajipropriatee $100,000. ■ Z/ouh-.—Bill* were introduced: By Mc­ Crary, for a narrow-gauge road from Lake Erie to the Missouri river; by Poland, regu­ lating th* prosecution of -libel io lhe District of Columbia... .The Bpoikor announced tbo appointment of the following select commit­ tees: To visit Vicksburg—Conger, Huribut, William (Wi«.), Speer and O'Brien. On RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE. fow day* ago to the Governincut Insane —Th* Baltimore aud Ohio railroad has se­ Asylum, is dead. It is said that tbe defalca­ cured a portion of tbe great Exposition build­ tion of bls brother. Milton Ii. Cashing, Pay- ing iu Chicago for a passenger depot. ' —The BL Louie Merchants' Exchange and Board o' Trade 'hare petitioned Congress to subsidise Tom Scott’s Texas Pacific road. OENERAL. —The House Committee on Railroads han —Tbo returns to tbo Depar I mon t of Agri­ culture at Washington indicate that tho cotton decided to report in favor of Hurlbut's bill to aid a narrow-gauge* railroad from tide-water to Chicago, BL Louis .and Cincinnati. and a half million bales. boar. Wheeler (N. Y.), Frye, Foster (O.), —The announcement that tb* Baltimore I’bclpe (N. J.), Robinson (IB.), and Potter. —The bill Introduced in tho national House of BopreeeuUti«*byMr.Btanard,of Missouri, and Ohio railroad had joined the Saratoga Wednesday, Doo. 10.—lenale.—The Fi­ for th* establishment of a Department of Com­ nance Committee was instructed to inquire merce, provides that said department shall bo will continue to carry freight to the. East at a into the expediency of providing for the re­ charged with tbe supervision arid care of tbe reasonable figure. —Tho railroad* running cast from Chicago demption of mutilated currency by postmas­ agricultural, commercial, manufacturing and ters.’. . .That portion of the President's mes­ mining irft create of the United Slates in so fsr have made a material reduction in their local sage relating to Chinese immigration was re­ passenger tariff, being formed on a throe-cont ferred to tho Foreign Relations Committee, meat under the Constitution. Tbe officers with inslruotions to report a bill for remedy­ provided tbercuttdar are a Secretary and' As­ ing tho evil.... Johnston introduced a bill to FAJUNCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL. sistant Becrettfy, to be appointed by the Pres­ aid tba construction of a narrow-gauge rail­ as Cmclnuati Priee Currentt estimate ident, with same tc.uure of < Elco and componway from tide-water to Chicago and St. Louis. aaHon aa is now paid Assistant Secretaries of Route.—Tho Civil Rights bill, s* amended tbo Treasury. A yearly report, to bo trans­ the number a*. 3,100,000, against 3,280,000 laat by the Judiciary Committee (the principal mitted to Congress through tho President, is changes being tbe striking out ot the clau»ee —The principal feature* of a general Fin­ provided far. reiating to schools and cemeteries), was re­ —Tho New York Republic newspaper, started ance bill have been agreed upon by tbo Re­ ported by Butler and ordered printed.... An publican Bocatore in caucus, and aioaafol$250,000. taaauApended for want of patronage. (Iowa: Providing fur resumption of specie ad versa report was madoou the bill Increasing — • - - • payment Jan. 1, 1S79; for fte- banking, and tbo tax ou the circulation' of national banks. ....Tiie Uouso dovotoi lhe whole of ttu in the Homie a modification of Poland's pre**- for the retiring of greenback* lo tiie extent of 80 per cenL of the amount of new national afternoon, in committee of the whole, to the contideration of lhe Legislative Appropriation po*rv, in any now*p*per pabliaLed olucwtoro, bank note* issued, and also requires tiS.OCO,- till. but circulated iii Washington, no indictmou'. OOO-of fractional currency to bo gradually •tall be found in tbe District, uuleeej^ie party with lrawu, aud silver coin, in denomitntiouB UBoJod *tall reside therein, end tn that cue il of from five to fifty cents, issued iu ite place. dnoed a bill to organize the Judicial district of may be removed to the United Htete, Circuit The Secretary of th* Tress ary on and after Oklabams (Indian Territory) and eetablisb or'District Court for the place where tbo tho day fixed /or resumption, to reduce legal courts of lhe United Stales therein .... A bill tendora. and, if necessary, to sell bond's for was psMod authorizing tho Commissioner of new* paper i* publhthod. . —The action, of tho Kentucky State Can- the same purpose, if tho amount of specie is Agriculture to make a special distribution Of VAMers ia dcclariffg- Thomas C. Jor.es ineligi­ not euffleient. —Tho sales of Chicago’* wholesale mercan­ gramhopiier plague ...Tba remainder of the ble to tbe office of Clerk of the Court of Ap­ peal*—he having accepted a challenge to tile house* for tbe year 1871 will exceed llioae day wm consumed in discussing tbe bill to reorganize tbo District of Columbia governfight a duel—ha* boon orerrulc-i by tho uf tho previous; sar by almost $10,090,000. i moot. Frankfort Circuit Court. POLITICAL. j Route.—Lowe introduced a bill to establish —The New Orlean* Republican, the organ —The President has appointed 8. B. Axtell : the Judicial judicial district of Oklabama, in th* Inot the colored people, declare* editorially I| dim Territory .. The Rouse; in committeeuf• that the mixcd-schoole law cannot be en­ Govcrnor of Utah Territory. Lclc oi the Legislative Appropriation —Mayor Cobb, of Boston, has been re- ,i 2^;. tbo — whole forced. [ bill, refused to vote an increased appropna—Tho Civil Rights bill, aa reported to lhe elected by 1H.OOO majority. —The mneh-taiked-of opposition to the con- i lion to tbo Bureau of Education.... Dawe- In­ Hone* by tho Judiciary Committee, exclude* troduced a bill providing for the payment of colored people from equal rights in public firmation of Postmaster-General Jewell fizzled the sinking fund. zchool* and cemeteries where a good provi­ out when the time for voting arrived, and tho Friday, Dec. 17.—Senale.—Tiie 8-oato trans­ Senate confirmed tbo nomination almost sion can bo mads for them separately. acted no buriuesn to-day ollwr than mxYug —One of the incidents of the hard time* in unanimously. —A Washington dispatch to ths Chicago a number of confirmations. At 12:15 the Sen­ 1'hlladblphla is a letter to Mayor Stokoly threatening him and other city official* with Tribune stalos that there is a now movement ators proceeded in a body lo tho President's in contemplation with icrpect to Louisiana. room, whore they were presented lo King It has been planned by lhe moderate men of Kslakaua. ' ' and money. Route.—In the Ho'ieo there was an Immense —Clinton B. Flak, Chaa. G. Hammond. D. both parties, and is designed .to secure tho Kush Roberta, and Jbhn A. Lang, uf the defoat of the Kellogg government, aud lo es­ crowd of epectators to witness tho "format goverumeut after reception a new o'ecBoard of Indian Commissioner*, who recent­ tablish a now _ of King Kalikaua. After the for­ of >,te Royal Highness the ly visited the Indian Territory, have prepared tion. The plan is to have both parlies sgroe mal a report, in which they make tho following that the Legislature shall aveeiabte peaceably Hon,0 proc^d^i to tho cmsidcration of the recommendation*: 1. A Territorial govern­ in January, and that it ahall call a Constltu-, LegUlatl¥0 Approprialion bill which was ment, whose executive shall bo appointed by iional Convention, to be immediately con- 1 uoally completed aud inwsed. Tho parsthe President of lhe United State*, and whoso vened. The 'election fpr this Constitutional graph relating to mileage of United Slates - -----bitter partitan di-legislative body shall be elected by tho people Convention would give a new government. ; Marshall) led- to a -lontfaud of the Territory. X Establishment of United which would bo tbe fair exponent of tbe hon- cusKion, in which Bick made a fierce attack State* courts within said Territory. 3. A upon tbo Attorney-General. Delegate to *Jngreee. rORRJUN. PlilbOX STATISTICS. —Tho question of mixed echools coutiuuoc —A revolutionary outbreak at Caiamarca, A book lately issued by the National rows between white and black slu-lents are of Peru, was quelled after twenty-three persons Prison Association, and written largely wore killed and forty wouudod. almost daily occurrence. —Tho MexlcaE Congress has decreed tho by the learned and indefatigable Secre­ —Gov. Osborne eatimatoe tho number of people in Wretern Kansan who will need aid suppression of tho religious order of Bistom tary of the society, Dr. Wines, ol of Charity in that country. Springfield, Ill., contains some inter­ thii winter at 20.000. —A frigbtfu. famine is prevailing in Asia esting statistics relating-to tbe State —Tbe Minnesota Blate Grange have Just held their annual convention at Mankato, Minor. prisons of the country. Tbo number —Bismarck has been sustained by thu Ger­ there being ICO members of tho order io at­ of State prisons in the republic is fortytendance. The al dress of the Grand Master man Parliament, on a vole of confidence, by four, some of the States having more the decisive majority of 128. —A Berlin special states that Conn*. Von than one, while Delaware is the only dur.ng tho year, making a total of over 500 in Tne aggregate lhe State. Arnim has boon sentenced to three months’ State without one. —Tbo Committee ou Railroads aud Canals in imprisonment, deducting from that tbo time value of the realty of these institutions already spent in confinement in Jail. is 313,860,000-; of their personal prop­ report in favor of au appropriation of $1,­ erty, $1,947,000. Tho number of offi­ 009,000 at thia see-ion to prosecute lhe build­ ths noted bandit, and ail bis followers have ing of the Hennepin ship-canal from Chicago laid down their arms and thrown themselves cers employed is 1,495, with aggregate yearly salaries of $1,942,725. Other ex­ to the Mississippi river. It is proposed that on thu clemency of the government. the whole work shall cost $4,000,000. —The coming sugar crop Is reported to be penditures bring the expenses to S3,unprecedentedly large, and is expected to bo 045,789 per annum. This ia the grow CRIME AND CRIMINALS. the largest over produced iu Cuba expenditure, there being a profit on the produce of prisoners amounting to the that tbo abdurtora of Utile Charley Roa* have Cl XG SESSIONA L S UMMA 111. respectable sum of $1,413,973 per an­ be*n at .last diecovered. Two notorious New MosDAy, Dee. 14 —Senate.—Morton pre­ num. Counting all tho prisoners, tho York burglar*, named Joe Douglas* and Wtn. vented a petition of colored mon of Indiana, Mosier, while-engaged iu robbing a house in average nf each is $121 per annum, but prole-ling tgainst the recent action of tho counting only the 6,544 actually em­ shot and killed, but before dying one «f them State Supremo Court, excluding colored chil­ ployed in productive labor, tho average dren from the public schools. ... Anthony pre ­ confessed that be bad kidnapped Chariey sented a memorial from F. & J. Rives, of tbe is $178. The cheapest prison is that in ■till remain a mystery, but be ia believed to Congnetianal Globe, asking Congress to par­ North Carolina, each convict costing chase their building and ma'arial... .A bill for about $89 per annum; the deareet, that tbe rtlief of certain settlers in tho graeshop- in Utah, where the sum is $609. The that he win ultimately be found. industries pursued in these prisons orc had been convicted of the murder of John video that settlor* who left their lands on ac­ many and various. In some of the count of the ravage* of grasshoppers shall not be deprived of their rights to such lands, aud Southern States the convicts build rail­ authoris*s th* Commissioner ot tho General roads, work mines, and raise cotton ; (Iowa) jail early on the morning of the 15th Land Office to modify tbe Homestead laws ia in Texas they are employed in manu­ factures ; in Sing Sing, the largest reve­ nue comes from laundry work ; in the cause next year.... Hitcbc >ck introduced a West, agricultural machinery is manu­ bill for the appropriation of $50,900 to enable factured, and all sorts of trades pur­ sued. Statistics as to the causes ot CASUALTIES. special distribution of sec da to j>ortion* of tho crime are given. Forty-eight per cent i of. John Dattericti. country which hav* suffered from graimhop- of aX the convicts in the Slates can neither read nor write, and only one in drowned while awnsing thercuelvee nn a skd red.... Cameron aud McCreery were appointed a committee on the part of the Senate, to lake a hundred has received more than a measures for lb* reception of King Kalakami common-school education. Forty per of tbo Sandwich lelauds. oent are habitual drunkards ; thirtyDouse.—Tho following bill* wore intro­ nine, moderate drinkers, and only Lose $130,000. About 390 hands ar* thrown duced; by Dawe*, making an appropriation twenty-one teetotallers. Twenty per for con',inning the improvement of the Greet cent, of the inmates are nrnors. Kanawha river of West Virginia; by Huribut, to gid in the oonatruction of a narrow-yango Hib seat is made of three howitzers, raHroed from tide-waler to St. Lonle aud Chi­ and his pon csd bo used for thn double cago ; by Field, to increase taxation on foreign purpose of a writing instrument and a products and to faailitato lb* reeumf tiou of man slicer. His ink bottle ia uutde of a Jargw sixe C-jlt’s, aud his light, a can­ arty; Charlestown, Ma*?., suffered to tbe. extent of $150,100 j aud a rolling mill at Au dle, quietly reste iu the rnuzz e of a ahot-zun. The only man who ever ana reeumpcion or apeoe paymeuts ... . .. .. Who WJoU lhat artie’e’” Tba Hoose retimed to smpsud th* rates and I “““ ’ . 77 , . . * pmrn a reeohitior. offered by Bcok, tor tb- ap- “P°« and being told, eompointmeat of a select committee to Inquire J plimented him' on his floe ar.ting McCarthy and Deputy Marshal whether any official of the government, or of I and retireiL— W<ts/tipffton Chronicle. th* District cf Columbia, or other pcr-,>w, i . .. T“1» ’“Sob' more mixed. ,jgs;jsrtmsg°a 875 baggage, each warrior carrying with him constantly a metal check with his number aud tribe stumped thereon. The effloer in chjtfge keeps a record of each, with the number of members of Ids family and a description of him. In this way the Indian is not only protect­ ed against the unscrupulous greed of tbo agents, but offenses can be trsoed home - to their authors more readily ; and aa tbe issue of supplies is made in accordance with these checks there is MOREY less chance of imposture on one side nnd fraud on the other. It would be weil if all officials engaged in thelndisn service were to have a policy that is «o plain and at tbe same time so commend­ able in its purposes and sagacious in its VINECAR BITTERS’ ■a. coiirktt STS STEINWAY ' •EricnswSrSSz BOOKram1 The .11 tiler and Millwright. • We give our washerwoman notice that hereafter wo want our own clothes. Cincinnati,O. *1 par Last Sunday we pat on another fellow’s 2000 .oikf “mcmcal"a, shirt, but couldn’t wear it at all. It Ny :S-emlnsn: Dr.Pa»coasv,n.LD>TjraTEp. Il s«W*cts, was all ruffled around the.top aud look­ -ISNish tunl<i »nd n-MfJrU ed real handsome, but there was no place for a collar, and it hadn’t any bosom, though we are bound to say there was plenty of room for one. Yes, The American Newspaper Union it was a handsome shirt, but we don’t rer l,a» papers, ssparated Into aaren i have ours made that way.—Max Adelfr. preparation, made cliiclly from life na­ tive herbs fotnpl on tho lower rangM of the Sierra Nevada ntonntahw of Califor­ nia, tho medicinal properties of which are extracted thcrcirom without tho uno of Alcohol. Tho question is almost daily asked, “ What is tbo cause of tho unparalleled success of Vinecar B tkusV’ Onr mwwer is, that they rernovo the cause of disease, nnd tho patient re­ covers his health. They arc Lho groat blood purifieraud a life-giving principle, a jicifect Henovaior and Invigorator of tlw system. Never before In tho history of" the vro’fW b*» a .medicine been cotnpoumlcd p*Mc**iug iba reraarksblo qualities of Vixkoar BiTTKasioJicahngtho rick of nrery dl»c*M> man is heifTO. They are a gentle Purgative m well aa a Tpmc, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of .the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bibow Diacasea. The properties of Db- Walker's Vinegar Bitterr arc Aperient. Dianborcuc, Canniuaiivc, Nutritious, laxative. Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-Irritant, Sudorific, Altera­ ■AKUFACTORY Ah’D SALESROOM, fS ft ■«& RAMDOKPH CHTOACM tive. and Anti-Biliona. OPTIC S MAGAZINE, 1875 • GruU-ftil Thousand* proclaim Vix- egar Bitters tbe most wonderful In­ vigorant that ever rusUinod tho sinking zrstem. , No Person can take these Bitter? according to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not de­ stroyed’ by. mineral poison or other means, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. ADVERTISERS. There is no Dmatil—If is be true that Nature abhors a vacuum, it is equally true that the Great Creator ab­ hors death and glories in life. There is really no such thing us death—tbe term isamianomer, used codeaiguato the changes which occur in life. Life, eter­ nal 'bfe, is created by the laws of Al­ mighty will-power, which are as immut­ able in tboir application as is the exist­ ence of tho Creator himself. When God made life, he made everything neccazary lo sustain it, but left it for mau’« progressive intelligence to dis­ cover, convert nnd utilize. Good medi cihe is to tiie ailing physique .what good fuel is to the expiring flame; the better the fuel, the quicker tho fire—tbe bet­ ter the medicine, the quicker comes re­ lief from pain. California Vinegar BiTTKHsis life’s elixir for old or young. U.m) the medicine properly aud you will live to a good old ago without those physical ailments which make seventy years a burden. ’ 15 FLKMisaYOK, Hunterdon, Co., N. J., June38, 1874. Dn. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.: DearbirIt js with a happy heart that I pen these lino* tn acknowledge that you and your Golden Medical Discovery and I*argative Pellet* are blessing* to tiie world. These medicines can­ not bo too highly praised, for they have almost bioiijcbt mo oat of tbe grave: Three months ago I was broken oat with largo ulcers and sores on my body, llmba and face. I procured your Golden Medical Ducovery and rargativo Pellet*, and have taxon six bottles, and to-day 1 am in good health, all those ugly . ulcers having healed and left my skin in a natural, healthy condition. I thought at one time I could no't bo cured. Although I can but poorly express my gratitude lo yen, yet there is a drop of Joy bi overy word I write. God's bleeaing reel on you and your wonder­ ful medicines is the humble prayer of Youre truly, James O. Bexxxb. When a medicine will promptly euro such terrible eating ulcere and free tho blood of Abe virulent poison causing them, who can longer doubt ite wonderful virtue* ? Dr. Pierce, however, doe* not wish tb plaoe hi* Golden Medical Discovery in the catalogue of quack patent nostrums by iccommencung it to cure every disease, nor doea bo so recommend it; but what he doee claim is; thia, that there is but one form of blood diaeaeo that it will not cure, aud that disease 1* cancer. He doee not recommend his Discovery for that disease, yet Lo knows it to bo tho most searching blood ck anser yet discovered, and that it will free tbo blood and system of all other known blood fxiieone. be they animal, vegetable or mineral. The Golden Discovery ia warranted by him to cure tbe worat forms of Bkin Diraasoa, aa all forms of blotches. Pimples and Eruptions, also all Glandular Swellings, and tbe worst form of Scrofulous and Uloeratod Sores of Nock, Logs or other parts, and all Scrofuluus Diseases of tho Dunce, as White Swelling*, Fever Sores, Hip Joint and Spinal Diseases, all of which belong to Scrofulous Diseases. Wn.nc>FT-8 Anti Peihodio on Fevku Aove Tonic.—Tills invaluable and stand­ ard family medicine is nx a household word, and maintains ite reputation unimpaired. It ia indorerd by the medical profession, ai d preecribcd daily in in* Charily Hospital and other hospitals iu New Orleans. Wilboft'r Tonic is thn* highly r»<K>mu><>i>d?d by tbo loading rat deal meu of the country, and D wnrtliy of such indorr emnnt. WirRRIXM'K. Fixl r 4 C*.. Proi’rieiors, Now Orleans. For balk nr all Dkd<kimti. and RICHMOND PRINTS ire been bald iu high eateeia l-y Ihuao who us* Imo They are produced In au tbe novelties ‘Standard Cray Styles,” CHOCOLATE STANDARD 8TYLE8,' THE CINCINNATI WEEKLY STAR THE PIANO-HARP Cabinet Organ. ■Ms. Mr ILLUSTRATED SEED CATALOGUE tor )S7& MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO., JOHN KERN, Musical Gifts 33 FOR THE HOLIDAYS. 0R« ny SCOTTISH BONO. Voeal. 0KM8 or a ACRED SONO. GEM8 OF GERMAN SONO. bUBSCHIKK HOW POH Tffi ATLANTIC MONTHLY. PIANOFORTE OEMS. riAXOFOBTE GEM a 11. O. HOUGHTON A CO.. Borton THE POPULAR FARM JOURNAL AMERICAN PATRON ouVer ditson a co., chas. h. oitson ...... w. vuracmpiair. niarriepr. co*7 Wall. Addreee Hr. Hutu* |<l*uvur. 13 Aorlfi ElsUlb tHrset, St. Lunls. Mu ForSKin IMwnses, Kmpiion«,T«ter, 8alt-ItheuH>, Blotches, Spot*, Eimpics Pustulca, Boilz, CnVbunclcs Ring-worms, Scald-head, Sore Eyes. Eryripelite. Itoh, Scurf*. DiBCoioraticms of the Skin, H union and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, ore literally dug up and carried out of the system in * short lime by the um of these Bitlora. Pin,' Tape, and other Worms, Patrons of Husbandry, Ho. 617 St. CharlM Street, St Lcoli.Mo., ■ 30 pasrs, rlrliv* rua MARRI/CE CUIDE, Sinker, Davis &, Co., XHDlAaAFOLIS, IND., PortableEngines Stationary Engines, Tubular and Flue Boilers, Lard Tanks, Water Tanks, #oa«e; No. 9 Bpriaa. tn«t»“4e; bo. 8 Spring. Kte Machinery, 1'1 a t"V.”d.7±4t HT. LOU1H. CHK IHTMAS PRESENT. : tlll.wACEU!. as II will b*saJoy*d ' curasNATi. loung folks’Haws. II > rear. with a PREMIUM CH KO XU. 1.0*41.14. C0M-C7«ftfc. Swellinn, Ulcere,‘Erriipcltu, Swelled Neck, Goitre, bcrofulowi Infloniiuatiotut, Indolent InilanuniuiotM, Mercurial Affection*, Old Sores, Eruptions of tho Skin, Soro Eyas. etc. In these, er iu ail other constitutional Dis­ eases, Walker’s Vixeoar Bitters have shown their great cnrellvo power* in the imK obstinata and intracUblo cases. tent and Intermittent Kovars Diseases ol tiie Blood, Liver, Kidney* and Bladder, these Billers have no equal. Sueh Diwuwes ore caused by Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases.—Persons en­ gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as Plutnbcn;, Type-setter*, Gold-beaters, and Miner*, a* they advance in life, are MihJoct to paridysi* of tbe Bowels. To guard •gainst this, tsko a dose of Walker's Vin­ egar Bitters occasionally. leov-iara. books Eir-si: ts.< by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-nrmetl. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head­ ache, Pain-in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness. Sour Eructations of rlie Stomach, Bad Tasto in, tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitatation of the Heart, Inflammat ion’of tho Lungs, Pain in tbe region of tho Kid­ neys, and a hundred other painful symp­ toms, are tho offsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottlo will prove a better guarantee of ita merits than a lengthy advertise­ ment. For Inflammatory nnd Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Difious. Remit­ CHICAGO. Amtrf-r, lent In tho vallevg. of our groat riven throughout the United States, especially (bnw nf the Mississippi, Ohio, M>880bi>, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan­ sas. Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro­ anoke. James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during tho Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so duringsea­ sons of unusual heat and dryuexs, are invariably accompanied by extensive de­ rangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, n purgative, exerting a pow­ erful intiuctico upon these various or­ gans, is essentially necessary. Thero Is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dr. J. Walker’s Vinegar Bitters, as they will speedily remove the dark­ colored viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring tbo healthy functions of the digestive organs. Scrofula, or King’s Evil, White P.WN4U0. Wkxjt—No. 3 Chkaso, W.oaaixw; K 1 Hjrlns, gLlR&I.S. DKTtOlT. Bilious, Remittent and Inter­ mittent Fevers, which are so preva­ Fortify the body against disease SEEDS. In cold weather the best collar yon can wear is tbo Elmwocd. It make* tbo no. k warmer, while it fit* so nicely you do not f«e> It around your neck. Another advantage is, it keep* clean longer than any other cjllar. - TEX MARKETS REW YOHS Bxjrrra - aaiau*. Hous — Drr Dr. J. Walker’s Cnlifoniia Vin­ egar Bitters arc n purely Vcgeuld’o Grand, Square and UpriiLiit Pianos, method. Gon. Crook’s report shows what can be accomp’ished even with the Apache Indians, this worst of all North American tribes. They are becoming ■•LVustes SwH Up." An. Acsntt waal**. so far advanced,' morally and industri­ JOHN E. MILLER A CO.. Po Wishers. Chlcaao, HL ally, that tbe tribe ia now at least par­ tially self-supporting. Yoc get the same accommodations, more attention and better fnre nt tho Sherman House, Chicago, now than under any previous management of that excellent hotel, and/or leer money. In times like the present these are impor­ tant considerations. WANTED ® CUSHING’S MANUAL Of Parliamentary Practice. Inriting'in the system of so many .thousands, are effectually destroyed and remoVed. Nc •rzteiti of medicine, no vermifuges, do antbelininitics will free the system from worm* like these Bitters. For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, at the dawu of wo manhood, or the turn of life, these Took Bitters display eo decided ou influence thal improvement i* soon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when­ ever you find its impurities bunting through the ucin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sow cleanse it when you find it obstructed anc ■luggish in the veins: cleanse it when It b foul; your feeling* will tell younvhcn. Keej the blood pure, aud the health of lhe syulctr will follow. It. H. MeDOSALD At CO.. «»JG«a- Acte. San Franciico. California Ufa Ste.. N. Y. uud Dealer*. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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