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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-09
liz Nurserymen and Planters
~Nf4a WILL FIND AT THE
Concordville Nursery,


Established in 1876
large and carefully selected assortment Of fruit,
SHADE and ornamental trees vines, plants, dc, DE,
oil ilue thrifty growth and Nj moderate prices.
it0ODl peach trees Of the leading orchard varieties
largely of King of Peaches and lIiles Early grown
from the natural seed and buds from yuiti. thtity
bearing trees they have made unusual thrifty gfuwth.
App Large stock; embracing The most valuable
varieties grown in The East and West, M well HI
those originated IN the Middle and Southern States
Pears, Cherries Plnms. Aprcots, Nectarines, Al
standard.)
tirupes-Ia Large assortment,
Strawberries and Blatkbetres-C Choice varieties in
large quantities.
harlberies All The new varieties, largely Of
.lnglisf Red Mammoth and Philadelphia, hardy, very
productive berli.-, large and finn.
tvergreens, Shade Trees, Shrnbbery, do of all
size and V irietits.
Having for many ycsrs gone 10 considerable OK
rense in procuring buds from all the valuable vurie-
ts OF fruit grown in the extensive orchards Of the
Enst aud We-, us well az those Of marked valne
originated In the Middle and Southern States, now
have lhcm IN bearing and cut nv buds aud gratis ex-
.ltsivey from yonng snd thrifty bearing trees the
Importance of which Is known 10 every fruit grower
~ call and see my rturk Or send Tor descriptive
cnialngue
ss-ordcrs by mail if forwarded carly will receive
prompt attention.
80 Trees packed and skipped in good olaer.
CHARLES T.. PETER.
Zone .rdve,
1eb20'2nw Dtllw lie county, nv.
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Geneva nursery.
FRUIT TREES & GRAPE VINES.

Geneva nursery.
FRUIT TREES g. GRAPE VINES.
Dwarf Apple Trees, Q years old, very thrifty.
Dwarf and Standard Pears. good assortment.
Dwarf Cherry and years old, mostly EARLY Rich
Standard Cherry, l, Q, and years old, fine stock.
Plum Trees, years old, I'd size; year old, lst
Peach Trees, year old thrifty, and good selection.
Strawberry and Raspberry Plants, best kinds
Grape Vines, large stock ut very low prices.
All the leading sorts, fine, strong plants
STOCKS AND SEEDLINGS.
Apple Plum. Cherry. and Ounce Stocks, pouoein
Stocks for Dwarfs. Send for our whm'sssIe GAIA
feb20-2mw GENEVA, N. 7.
15OAeres Pi"n's" =" H'rr's''
40 SORTS OF sTRAwnERRIEs,
RAsPBERRIEs
AND BLACK b L II r ! e. s..
All person. in want of plants vii plsssse send for
niar5-7twp Moorestown, New Jersey.
STRAWBERRIES STRAWBERRIES !
Plants for sale at the very low rate Of s2 per thou
sand for
FRENcHs sEEBLING and
DowNER'S PROLIFIC.
and $3.50 for WILSON'S ALBANY. the two first
the best early varieties. =. ROBBINS,
mar2G-3tw I'D Bridgeville, Delaware.
STRAWBERRY BASKETS,
STRAWBERRY CRATES.
Beecher's STRAWBERRY BASKET is now fully
acknowledged to be the best in all points If any be-
fore the public. pint of berries in tai, basket will
often bring money than quart in the old styles
CRATES for these baskets Of any pattern to suit
shipper; built for service.
PEACH CRATES and LADDERS In their SEASON
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
MouLDINGS, sCRowL SAVING,
TURNING and JOB WORK
Or EVERY DKssRlr1ios.
Furnished Of excellent material and best workman
ship.
Sc Send for price list.
WHEAT Il BENNETT,
marco 1yw Camden. Del.
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x1TEBsTER's PLANS FOR LAYING OUT AND
w Beautifying q rtens, and General Catalogue
of Shrubs, Roses Ornamental Plants and Seeds for
the Spring of 1865. Mailed to customers free. and to
all Others for ~ cents Address WIN. WEBSTER
man2 smw 149 State st., Rochester, N. Y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-09


plaint. Jsun
.ia, Chronic or
bility, Ghron
Disease Of The
all Diseases
a Disordered
seh, o. lntesti
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-09

G r. A n Is T. II II / T. s |! 4!
fHNIls undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Delaware aud Maryan that they are
prepared to ftlraish Cranberry plants OF the finest
varieties In any quantity at the lowest cash prices
These vines ARE cultivated on the New Jersey shore
the best and most successful cranberry district in the
Unitel States -
The Subscribers having had large experience In the
planting and successful cultivation Ul tsis mos; de-
rirablc fruit, WILL II desired contract 10 prepare and
set ont nelds III the mort approved manner or II
parties prefer 10 prepare their own fields will make
supervision ana instruction for reasonable cumpen.
sntiun.
The profit of cranberry cultivation Il almost iucred
ipie. swamp la d almost worthless can he maze Of
immense value Lands ia New Icraey worth nniv
Short time since but So per acre, have after heinz
plant q WIN these vines, sold for 81 ORC per acre
aud have yielded nett profit uf $500 per nc re- THAR
successful culture depends entirely upon the right
temstinn OF lands, preparation of fields and proper
The subscribers from a careful personal exam
,natoh are convinced that there are many places in
delaware and Maryland unsaleuble and nearly
worthless, that can h. made as productive of COCA
berries ar any IN New Jersey.
s. MERRlMAN,
NJ. VI. DAVIS.
For further Information address y. O. IIasty & Co.,
LAUREL Del The hest of references will be given
upon Application feb2l-smw
II IsING SUN STOVE PoLISII-The most COM
IL plete BOW in The Market can he had At
]. NJ. ROBINSON 81 CO.,
Second and Market sts.
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SPRINGER, MORLEY, q CAUSE.
No. 800 Orange Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WOOD TURNING, SCROLL & CIRC1
LAR SAVING, HUB MORTIsING
FELL0E, SHAFT AND BOW
BENDING AND SPOKE
TURNING.
Wanted, large stock OF Hickory and White NJ.
for Felloes, and Gum, suitable for Carriage Huh.
LEWIS r. srnIsaKH. n. N. MORLEY. a
mar12-1yw "a'Sh
MEGAW, BILLANY & GREGG.
Wilmington, Del.
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS AMI
ROLLER MAKERS.
AGENTS for Dsla,ears and Che Southern statss ~
LRFFEIs AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE
WATER WHEEL.
References and inform. tion furnished upon ann,
catsn.
Krsps oy niLI-aEARlse FURNISHED.
dcc28-Bmw
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Dice. iysl'e p
Nrfvriis De.
IL Dtsfrhwa,
K}dneys. and
srisinb from
hiyei. sinm
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There Ia n, .iedclne .xtAnt equal 10 these RENE.
dies ia such cases A tone and vigur is impaired 10
the whole syien the appetite in ugthened fnod
is enjoyed, ths stomach dgesis promptly, the hlens
Is purified, the complexion becomes sound aAd
healthy. the yellow tnEs Ia erndieutrd frnm the
eyes, bloom IL given to this checks. and IT,. weak
and nerssns invalid becomes strong ard. hNaihy
being.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Aug. %.
The foul play litigation was continued in
the Supreme Court to- day.
The funeral of Artist Elliott took place this
afternoon. A large number of distinguished
citizens were present, including Gov. Fenton
Claims are before the Board of Audit for
$l33, 400 from the executors Of the late City
Chamberlain.
The master masons to-day again adopted
their resolution to employ mono but ten-hour
men.
No new case of cattle disease has appeared
during the last twenty-fou hours.
The Fenan Convention was very largely
attended to-day. The consideration Of the
question Of un,on was continued and appear
ances indicate that union will be established.
The horse epidemic in Brooklyn shows no
signs Of spreading.
Senior de Contz, editor Of La Croni.td,
was TO day held for examination by the y.
s. Commissioner on charge Of assaultlng and
challenging Ignaco Gomez, minister for
Nicaragua and Honduras to the United
States.
Stone l. Beer Bros, Broadway, were
robbed Of 1900 pairs of kid gloves last night.
A Schutzenfest is being held at Hudson
City.
The Turner's festival of the district OF
New York commences tomorrow at Morris
ana aud lasts three days. Gen. Sigel is to
| deliver an address.
A serious affray occurred in lager beer
saloon at Guitenburg last night. Forty
Germans we're assaulted by rougns, who were
terribly punished.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsalscrox, Aug. q

WASaIHGTOH, aug. %
Maj. Gen. Meade has arrived from Geor-
gia, and WAS at the War Department several
hours to-day in conversation with Secretary
Schofeld. He will leave Washington to-
night on short visit to Pennsylyania
Il is stated ct the Treasury Department
that no counterfeit l. 80 notes have been p re-
sented for redemption or conversion for sew
eral months.
Gen. Rosecrans is expected to reach
Washington to night from his visit to White
Sulphur Springs.
A full number Of stol q keepers and gaugess
we're appointed to-day in the internal reve-
nue service, mostly in the Eastern States.
Lanmer s. Taylor is appointed gauger IN
the I'd Illinois District.
Gen. Rosecrans returned to Washington
this evening. Gen. r. says that his visit
was satisfactory, and that no one Of those
southerners whom he consulted was worthy
of patriotic mention. There is no authority
for tho statement that be intends to isssue IN
address signed BY those with whom he hai
hssn in cosfsrsnce, - his visit Was for thu
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FROM CHICAGO.
Gu1c4cn Aun %

CHICAGO, Aug. %.
The Board of Public W orks yesterday
awarded contracts for the twenty sections Of
the Illinois 4 Michigan Canal not previously
let at a total Of about one million dollars.
Rev. David Teed, of Evanston, was arrest
ed Wednesday, At Desplaines Camp Meeting,
on a charge Of sodomy. He was held for ex-
animation in $1,000 bail.
An Irish Republican meeting in the sth
ward, last evening, called for the purpose Of
organizing q Grant and Colfax Club. was
broken up by q mob. Mr.. Hodnett, the
speaker, was driven from the stand, lamps and
chairs in the hall were broken; stones, clubs,
&C., were freely used, and quite number
we're seriously injured. Three persons were
arrested, and were to have an examination at
10 clock this morning. The Republicans
of the city charge that the disturbance was
the result Of a movement on the part Of the
Democrats.
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In the Da.src. Courto tho United States for the ps
trict Of lows. in bankruptcy. In the matter OF
Jaeob Wakefield, bankrupt. at keoknk, in sad
district, the sfth day Of August, ts6s-U
A District OF Iowa.
YUVH1e il 10 rive notice that petition has been
on the 9th day Of August, D 1858, ned iu said
diatrict court By Jacob Wake Held OF Fort Nadon Lee
County, lows, in said District, and who hs
been heretofore duly declared bankrupt anisr
the set Of Congress entitled "An art to establish
uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout the United
States approved March 3D. A. D. 1857 for Adischarys
aud certificate thereof ffom all his debts and other
claims proyabis under sad Act and that the q day Of
October, D 1885, n 9 O'Clock q n, is the tine ae
signed for the hearing Of the before said Count
the city Of Keokuk Ire county lows said district
where and when all creditors Of said bankrupt and ali
other persons in intsest may attend a sAov canse
any they have, Why the of the said petione,
should not be granted
And further notice i hersty given .ha; the second
thiri meetings Of the creditors Of said bankrupt
required apds the y III and 2sth sections cf said Act
III be holden hefefe John Bruce Register il Baphf,p
cy, at his Office, number s, Ests Honse in tht
city Of Keokuk. lee csuntv, lows on the Isl aay o
October, D fs6S, At 10 o'clock
Fl. 4. LOVE, Clerk
U.e. Dist. Court isr lows
ausAtsR-sat Al McoRAHr. Atty.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK Aug. 28.
A disease has broken out among the Brook
lyn street car horses, and 10 out Of 33 have
died since Monday. 1t is supposed to be
special disease, and not contagious.
The Tribune states that at Greenport, Long
Island, distant about ninety-two miles from
this city, on Friday last, at midnight, aparty
of disguised men, FIVE or six in number, took
out COL Andrew Harrison from his house and
covered him with tar and feathers, threaten
ing his life at the same time. This act was
committed because Col Harrison WAS sup
porter Of Grant.
A trot yesterday on Fashion Course for an
alleged purse Of $1,000, between the horses
st. Lawrence and Vermont was won by the
former Time, 22b3 and 2:24a.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

In this District Court cf the United States sA Dis
trict Of Iowa In Bankruptcy. In the matter Of L
knkle, Bankrupt at Keokuk, in said Distiet
on the 9th day of Aug A. D. 1855, U. 8. A.. Dis
trict OF Iowa
THIS notice thnta petition has been n-wi
/ on the u day Of Aug, 1888, filed in sad Dis
Court by L kinxie Of Burlington. Des Moiaes
county, Iowa. who has ueen heretofore declared bank
rupt the act Of Congress en'ied"An
list uniform system OF bankruptcy throeghou; the
approye ed March 3D. 1857 for discharge and earff-
thereof all his debts and other claims
under said act and that the ID day of October. 1868
at 10 O'Clock m. assigned for the hearing of the
same before said Court At Keokuk, Lee county Iowa
where and when all creditors Of said bankrupt and all
other persons in interest may attend and show
any they have, the PRAYER OF the said petitioner
should not be granted.
II LOVE. Clerk
District Court, Keokuk
J I, WA,pI Atty. Eauu2q-3y Sat
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CLIPPINus.

Utah claims population Of 10000.
Boston is to have a race Of velocipedes.
Punch predicts great rsisn-fall in
Spain.
Petroleum has been discovered in Ire,
land.
The ladies of Philadelphia have rifle
club.
New York smokes 5000, 900 cigars an
nually.
Milwaukee paws taxes on l,21. gold
watches.
London has home for lost and starving
dogs.
Cheyenne has two daily and four weekly
papers.
There is firm in Syracuse by the name
OF Settle l. Burst.
Farmers in Montana are trying 70 do
mesticate the Buffalo.
Over one thousand Coolies were landed
at Havana last month.
Canada has forbidden the importation Of
cattle from the United States.
The next National Unitarian Convention
will be held in New York, October G.
The Cleveland Herald figures up a Lake
Shore grape crop of 100000 pounds.
Bismarck says when his health has been
fully restored b will try to visit America.
There is to be monthly line Of steam
ers between San Francisco and Hong Kong
hereafter.
The highest inhabited place on the globe
As Ancomaro, Peru, which is $1,000 feet
above the sea.
1T is estimated that the wheat crop Of
Minnesota will average twenty-five bushels to
the acre.
More than 800 vessels are employed
on the lakes, and more than 1000 steamers
on the rivers Of the West
The man who was capsized from boat
was asked how he was getting on. Swim.
ingly," was the reply.
A New York steamer has q contract to
bring ten Thousand more Germans to this
country during the present season.
Large numbers Of Swiss and Swedish
farmers are preparing to come to this country
They will settle in the West and South.
"A public speaker says that the easiest
way to compute the public deb; IS to aset
down fgt re one and add whole coal scut-
tie full of cyphers T.
"A Prussian chemist has invented new
method Of warfare on the battlefield. 1t is
q powder that makes whole reg ment sneeze
for half al. hour
Seeing sexton at work, bystander
said "Digginga grave Why | thought
people didn't often die here-do they 20,
no, sir; they never die but once
Russia will soon have the Black Sea and
the Baltic in direct railway connection. This
was long contemplated project, and will
not only, develops her commerce, but enor
mously increase her defensive power.
"A Philadelphian has invented sunshade
and fan for horses. 1t consists of canvass
shade, mounted on wire, and fitted to the
horse head. h has been tried on several
of the city car routes, and promises to come
largely into use.
Rev. Dr.. Chaplin, in his Fourth of July
Grafton at Paris, wittly and wisely said that
he thought our American eagle might find
abundant room TO fly without Tapping his
wings in everybody's face. Spread eagle
orators should take the hint.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ROCHESTER, N. T., Aug. 2s.
The time of the Spiritualists Convention
was occupied last evening and this forenoon
in discussing resolutions and the new con-
stitution. Both were adopted At noon. This
evening will b. the last Of the convention,
when there will be spiritual love feast.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 2S.
The committee having concluded not to
call the late Constitutional Convention to-
gether again, decided to-day not to make
such call
READING, Pa, Aug. %.
Carl Schurz1 delivered an address to the
Republicans here last evening, and speaks At
Pottsville tonight.
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purpose OF a.certaining for himself their feel
lnss aad views He does not know that any
publication from him is requisite. The pros
priety Of any such course rests exclusively
with himself
James B Campbell, who come hither from
Charleston with the petition of conservative
citizens, setting forth the destitute condition
ofthe state and asking for military protection,
dent a '.ausS and secresary rp schoaeld .ho .ympa
thize with the object Of his mission. They
referred him TO the recent orders to Generals
Buchanan and Meade, but said nothing fur
ther could be done.
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PROPOSALS.

yNILL be received until the I'd Monday in
w September At the Office OF the City Clerk, for
Ten Thousand Dollars ef Market House Bends 10 be s
sue bv the city of keokuk for the uetion OF
Market House, provided By Ordinance No lis, passed
August 10th, 1883.
Proposals may be for the whole any part oi
the amount Of said Bonds The committee the
right to reject all any proportions propo.iiion
aud will accept award unlesa propositions
the aggregate snficiest to cover the whole.
j. A. MCDOWELL, Mayor
Keokuf Ans. .1s, 1865 -aus2e- 2u
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2s.
The National Convention Of Soldiers a nd
Sailors will be held in Philadelphia on o.
about the 1st OF October. All the dovern
ors of the States during the war and all
present Of the Republican powers are to be
invited, and Generals Sherman, Sheridan,
Thomas, Meade and others are expected.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Sn LOUIS, Aug %.
A Cheyenne dispatch says thaA Edward
NJ. Pratt, of Peoria, Illinois, in company
with b. j. Everett, two miles from the city,
early this morning, was surprised BY five In
dians and scalped. he was brought into the
city. He died at 10 o'clock this morning
The Indians drove off three hundred head or
horses. Everett escaped.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

BsussElls, Aug. 2s,
The wife of Victor Hugo died here two
days since.
CoNsTANTISoPLE Aug. 2s.
The Sultan yesterday visited Admiral
Farragut on board the flag ship Franklin.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS.

"ILL be received at the office Of the City
w Clerk until September l4th, 1853, for the grad
ing and trimming OF Third Street. from High Street to
Franklin Street and for the trimming Of Third street
hill and fer the gutefng and drains along and
said hill grade Plans and estimates msy be the
Clerks oce after Wednesday the "a day Of ptenihsr
J. A MCDOWELL Mayor
Knnknk InMs Ang. 2k l2G8- -aueQQ-2w
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FROM BOSTON.

BosroS. Aug Is.
The Cricket Club closed their visit to New
England to-day, by playing single days
match with the Mountain Club. The New
Yorkers were defeated terribly.
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THE capital STOCK
TeIegraph Connections.

The Great Western Telegraph Company is IN.
der = contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egtsph Company, who have wires now in opera
ton from New York to hicsgo, and are at work
pressing the wirs construction TO keokuk, Ito
which point 1t will be finished in few veeks,) on
It'd way TO California. We occupy the once 1t
Chicago with the Atlantic and Pacic, and reeelvs
saoh Others nssssses and forsafdthe sans. me
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects IN New
York with Ill the competing lines that are now
dsisg business 1t the principal IN d intervening
points in THIRTEEN STATES, and their lines being
daily extended. The Dominion line topp ihonl
OF Csnada IL now being built TO all the Lake
Hntario and the St. Lawrence river ports, ipelud-
ing Ogdensburg, New York. Southern c,mpeti,nlg 8
lines are now going up from Louisville and st.
| Louis to New Orleans, aHording connection iof
| the Great Western in that direction In snort,
| the North and South. and tho Middle states a,e
4 work on competing lines, and Il needs put .n'
! construction 81 new lines in the eistes aooVs
named to complete the circle OF the mosf bns
| moss portion Of the Union.
| J.. SNOW, sLeRsrARY.
| Once, No isl Randolph ST., Sherman Hous
! Block, Chicago -
| ]. A. DlCKERSON.
/ Assnt.fsr the. .conpasy kIfK Ku
| June ls-dAwss.o
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stolen.
syTOLEN from the undersigned at La Prai-
rie Adams County, Illinois, on the night Of the
22nd Of August lses light Bay Fore, black mare
aud tail I6l hands high rough made, in order
one hind foot white white spot on foIehead branded
on each shouIder Also, saddle, bride and martin
gales stolen with the horse.
llbsrs, reward win be given for the recovery the
borae and the apprehension Of the thief
aag76 lw T. = BENNETT.
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= o II s II LIE.
r.-T 1o ~r--r. ro-

I'm north side Of High Street, between
~ 18th snd 1tth, containing one story frame touse
Jour rooms rood eeaia-, we'll water pesehss
apples cherries, Ac. Title good Price $3.50 cash
q n. JpANBrOg
suslo Hah and Main.
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11wE, 1.IME, LIME!

pleted and are prepared TO Furnish their superior
lime In quantities to suit the low est market rate
The exteusye and facilities fof
rns ana ~ nnspoytlre At their works will enable them
10 feep full supply = all times Orders may be len s
H. Buel's Hardware store, or At the emee oil the heo
kas asuu'AeA1e r. r. FORD.
,..,oa,f Manager
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CoWardIy PrOceetling-.-A Man
TArred and FeathereA.
An Irish Republican Meeting
Mobbed in Chicago.
Continued Indian Depredatiohs.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l44s.
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For Sale or Exchange,
IN Dnrf for Ctfw Property,
G. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On Third~st., BET Main & Johnson.
HAS Just received fine stock OF ololhs OF
cheaper than ever before For proof OF TINS oa ana
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DSREC7ORS.
ELIsHAs. wApswoATn,
Chicago.
NATHAN MEARs,
Msars, Bates 4 Co.. Chie,gsI
sAhunL HALE,
,. YAlwElI,
VA ruRpIs.
VA Turpin 4 Co. Chicago
DAVID A aAGE,
JOHN HAINEs,
Pres't Garden City Ius Co., Chicago.
LOMBARD,
pre~t Fif,h National Bank. Chicago.
DrGRAY,
Gray, Phelps Co. chicaso.
BYcuLyER.
Culver 4 Go Chicago.
FBGARDNER,
b Gardner 4 Co Chicago
DAVID KREIGH..
David Krelgh& Co Chicago.
sKrA1RBANK.
Fairh.nk Pack 4 Coz, Chicago.
] SNOW,
Sec G W Tel COMFY.
GEORGE GRAY,
Gen w.st'n Ax't VI. 3 II L.s. r. H. Hse .ctso"1
D GILMAN,
Chicago
ROBERT McCHEsNEY.
FRANCIS T sHssass,
Chicago
JoeEPH DAKE,
Chicago
c II BECKw1TH,
Chicago.
4 + DWIGHT,
Corey Dwight. Chesgot
JAMN FOGG,
JP Pogg. Son 4 Co.. Gbieaso,
LPsANegR,
Joliet, Ill.
EN HUDSON,
Detroit, Mich
BFALLkN,
Bsuter, Dee M"ine. lows.