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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

The hrst number Of the Georgetown College
Journal, an eiRht-page paper, 10 he Issued
monthly during the sch0lAstlo year Of the college,
has been received by US, and we gladly welcome
'lt Into the newspaper neld Tue Journal IA owned
by an association OF the students Of the college,
and have the following Oficera; President, hsy,
John !. Sumner, =. u; Woo president, Joseph H.
IWorhingtonl Treasurer, James 2. Tracy, score
tAry, W. q, Nlblack; business manager, w, IL.
Dennis with corps Of Hght editOfh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

The through southern train due here at Tib
was delayed last night about ave hours BY an &C
cldent to the locomotive at Gonlonsyllle, which
necessltated the sending Of another ono TO bring
IN the train. There were seven passenger cars
In the train, three OF which remained In AleXAn-
drla, and the other four came through TO this
oty; In consequence pf the accident the lAtA
LEGAL train from this city left little earlier than
usual, and the consequence Waa that several
AleKandrians were compelled 70 make the Aci
quAlntanoe OF The hotel men Of this oily. o
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

Young Mena Republican club Of the District,
Governor Cooke has written as followG
EXECUTIVE OPFICR)
DATRICT or COLUMBIA,
.' WARRINGTON, November d. 1874 y
hssfra ATtAHr SAspAsTd, JaIass Williams, Nm. n Rect
O. NJ BaTfoH, aHd Others eOBiBliffss.
GENTLEMEN Your favor informing ne OF the
appointment Of q committee TO cooperate with
such Of the citizens Of the District as may be Au-
thOrlZed TO make arrangements for the second
Inauguration OF President Grant Ia received.
have invited number OF our leading citizens,
irrespective Of party 10 meet for consultation at
MetLerott hall on saturday next, At 4 O'Clock, at
which time your special committee, and such
other memben Of your club NJ can make It, con-
yenlent to attend, are respectfully Invited.
Very respectfully II, y, COOK,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

The admirers 0f our national game will have
an opportunity OF witnessing match game to
daV if ii O'clock on the olympic grounds between
ina National Club aud the following picked nine
Dayy Furre, c.; Drnnis0n, lst base buTr0nghhi
hi base; Young, I'd base Robinson ~ Hurley
a ID dover, I. T.; LeeCh, D.; Reach, !, :. MT
itsnnison. tie arst baseuiah d the picked nine,
Mn bs remembered as the original bAsemhn Oi
tie OWN ilp club. AiirllAalon % cents'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

The new board Of directors OF the Masonic
Hall Relief Association met last night and organ,
pf them being unanimously chosen: Robert Ball
presidents ThOs. D, Campbell, vice president; J.
.. Callahan, secretary and ThOs. Bowling, treas,
making the members elect over twelve hundred,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NOTICES or NEW ADvERTIsENrENTs.

NOTICES or NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
LErnuR CLELHT, auotloneers, will sell on
Saturday, November 20, At 10 O'Clock a. M q
large assortment OF Eentlemenr clothing; also,
on the same day, at l9 O'Clock m, bay mare,
basket phaeton, and set single harness.
FURNISHED ROoNs for rent
THERE will be no service In the North Preshy-
terrain church to-day.
PALNER GREEs, agents for VIM Massey
cos Philadelphia Xxx ale.
rHHRE-sToRY brick hOuselfor sale.
A THANKSGIVING festival at Mckendree N. E,
church this afternoon.
WV. I. WALL A CO., auctionecrs, will sell on
Friday and Saturday, November 20 and 90, .
large lot Of unredeemed pledges.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

/ In these ThanksRlYlnR tmas there IL nothing
people are more thankful for than good pair az
boots or shoes. ladies' who want those OF the
best style and most seryoeable make, aud who
men who want new and stylish boots or AhOeA
should not forget that the great forced sale OF
The immense stock OF CummlnA Is now going on
ht the Old stand on seventh street, near ],
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

There are many different mOnORrams In tho
world, hut II IL cordially and universally al
mlttsd that the most attractive monogram 10 the
world N the Monogram Rye House, VI the cOTnn
uf Thirteenth and L streets. The best things Il
eat and drink, and 1t most reasonable prices
Tnay be had there.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

In compliance with numerous requests, Prof
valentine viii give a hop to his pupils anu
friends this afternoon, At Masonic Tempia
Dancing will commence II p. M and continue
qntll o'clock, This will be an excellent OppOT-
plpity Tor those desiring Few hours OF this en-
loymelt and having other engagements 20 nll IN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

Mr., widows will play the following pro-
gramme tOsdAy Immediately after the morning
service: National airs, Tue Vacant Chain" eve
Have Lived and Loved Together" life LEI as
Cherish" "Oh Folks At Homo, p "RObin AdAir,n
selections from "Hlise a. AnlOre," sMartha, "
bohemian Girl" and civilian Tell,H "Weu be
Gay and HaDpYP and "Home, Sweet Home
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. banking hours, ' to ~; Satur-
tAyA, y to and 9 tOs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

Sewing Machine Is the hest of all. The perfec-
ton Of stitch on all kinds Of gOola, great range
Of work, ease Of operation, nOiseleasy Tor more
nearly 10 than any other shuttle mhchine,) self.
adjusting tensions, simplicity and durability OF
all parts Is not equAled In any other machine,
Ofiicc, OO5 y street, Masonic Temple.
VI. p. ADAMS 4 Co., Agents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

Of the Congregational church, under Prof. CAM.
hei will sing '13Od Save the Queen" aud the
''StAT Spangled Banner" nj the opening Of George
McDOnalds Lecture on Robert Burns. Two OF
Burns poems Will also be sang In the course OF
The evening
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28
THE CoURrs.
Criminal COuFt-JHdRe Macarthur.
This court was engaged ~ fOll0ws yesterday

Criminal Court-JudEe MACARTHUR.
This court was engaged ~ foOws yesterday:
An INTERESTING CASE.
Henry mh .,d, n ,hpp IRON me tonSe Soum
VI Hi,s,,, mcsnso ''''' VI A''P"s '"''''H
" II this ssss Mr. sencrf had opened restaurant
and had handed to the police sergeant his appll.
S s no WSen ne @
and sT1nis% t3S license, Sat meanwhile y i:
Faee SGa 4fn ne SfS him H s against N AMI the
although i was dated alter i he sisss5 commits:
9n Of S M %bes WINCH SSs
%sas, Tnls payment Il. covered sSs evenly
nay5 anterior 10 ne opening o. MI - estaD,
from alleging that the defendant had no ncense
during period for which he had received his u
cense AA; ann .., -. -,
was proved and the law plain. The court could
do nothing but see That the law was executed.
MT. Justice mccartney SAIL that there was a
Sso genera SH % Ss ss U SCa
such ciSsL The Jury retarnsd SVeriICt Of not
guilty; v ,..,,.,., c...
dlsmissed e'
CIrcuI, Cour,-CLI.r Ju.,Ic, C.r,,.r.
aS SSa IS "" Rs sn' ysSt fSl paa in sS
henuenhhu IN. NATTtEAn. kHrtNCI LOT HlulnttN
III FORBES 81 Va, cuchett. Fiat on ,e,y, Cae,u, to
iGnsbara VS., shelaou, Judgment confessed.
MerTicE vs. Grant Judgment on awarl OF
referee, - ~,
hA!lnon w COMMON hirt hsSetill1faS ) lp'S
obo was not coheluueu.
nh. ,.,,, CAhks IOh hohDN. 49,, -.
=, The Following cases are asslnel lot tIlal on
Mignlayi hos3 III u - ~ Ssn'loa ll's9h
M I 20 ias' oy I'LL iSS, an v,.,.. ,,t.tu
Police OSIrt - udEJ sasll.'
-ivllr- -
nssierlaH, JANIS Iaylor ailas Fields was 4, com
ming ex-MaTor lennax ~ SsaO' iphs Other cases
were iTtInk1, disorder 90 Iq,l WI
..ss.- -
u., .ro.rvta dc. n.
.n..r. -, h"ti''- .'au ...ii
Arr,x.I. Yesterday.
G 3 Richardson, Dayenp9Tt, lows; 7 ? Cav.
~ nsit nv n atInsS ~ I, ,i he s,.a
! Parker, j Rtillmhn, New York. d aanb1rI,, hos.
R1 ISSSso Sh. eng gSSSr sI sptiSs
| PiitabuTE, Pa;T M ,ki6ttey, M EoltWtV, Ken,
| tuckb; J'QF bFier ana wife, flahdhAkS Onto;
| Horace Patterson, Miss Ella Iatterp0n, PenpAyl,
yanla; Judge Geo W MIitTy, fennesAee; Geo
| shepard Page, Stanley, ~; Cd Mclean, Fulton;
OttA a Turner, II BngtJee and wife, Qninley,
| nlj mel Taylor, " ia; n Smith, Lincoln,
= LI6bey, Boston; J L Davis, DC jackson, IN
segar' Ars domSAh' Virginia ,.
| The METROPOLITAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

The Naval photographic once is publishing
yGlSnI9iloas charts and reports Of tie yaTiOli
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

Yesterday, James Taylor, AiiaA Fields, was com.
mItted for the grand Jury on the charge NJ rob-
hing ex-MayOr L0nn0x OF 800. Fhs other cases
were drunkA dsordeTilea. AL v -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

al nne oyercnais IL unApprOachahle by any hOnst
In the Utiy. A. SAEs A Co.,
8l6 seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

Washington Temple Of Honor No, Sat the
last meeting Of tbs organization tia following
OnioeTs were installed by H. n, dickinson, |. q.
w. r., assisted by Mr.. Y. u. neld, OF Columbia
Temple, as q. W. T., and Mr.. Peckham, OF PrOyl,
dence, Rhode Island, as 2. W. q. IT, W. c. r., 7,
W. ? Phelps; w. V. T., J, u, Brown W. r., Mel.
shilss; ". T., e. NJ. ii. Phelps; W. b. T., VI, p,
Severity W. q, 4. n. HOdgei W, g., John b. Fer-
gusoni Acting Chap I. 4, Dickinson; p. ". o.
T., W. II. Tenley. This temple u now In aour-
and admiration Of all temperance organizations
In the District,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

BOYS OyERCOATs, In large variety, from % Il
S2O. Boys wing coats or RenRaries,
GkO &, HnIHIEG, 2
No. 40 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

N Jackson, PennsylyanlA; Geo Thornton,
u Taylor, Philadelphia. MatheWs0n, New
York; IN Wnlanl Lgnohbufp, Va, P Conrad,
virginia. ] HunkaT, Miss Kate Browning, Mlzi
George langley, Geo BOnifAoe, Isaac I, AtTeet
Chas L hlrblAh, Nuns DQllie Pike, and u U RSlrteF
New IpCl I'm Dglhb1N N y HaAlnAal neO ]
IaneA and Mn q X JoneA Jacksonville, FlG y l
York. ThOs Strong and A Hruner, Maryland. no.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

smoking Jackets,
IN seroRd Floor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

FINE ENGLISH URDERWRAR
at the same prizes that domestic goods are sell
ing for, Al A SAks a Co.'S,
$40 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

FOR MnsT DELICIOUS
HOMEMADE SAUSAGE
60 10 FEBREYs
STAR MAREEr,
Northeast corner q and Thirteenth streets north
west.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, n you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In nrst-class manner
send them 10 A. FIsHER, SIS Ninth street, oppO-
site Patent once. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without fail. Kid gloves cleaned nice
and cheap,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

chlldrens OvercoHts,
NeT invoice openinRRt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

N0rtcE-KEsruCEY LBRARV DRAwIEd.-All
agencies for the sale Of tickets In the SECOND
GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF TEK
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY were re-
quired to settle up on yesterday, 18Th November,
Int for the accommodation OF those who are not
vet supplied with tickets, will continue to al
cash orders which may he received At this once,
until the evening Of December
TIIOS. \. BRAMLETTE
Ff...H. Agent Pub. Lib. Ky.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
NOVEMBER n, THANKSGIVING EVENING.
- AND TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 I'm
Two syenings With the great authorI and orator.,
ShA KssfSf Rk MBiasE2E dIH d5fhTIpS
and others.
PROP. CHARLES WHITNEY,
the only living ImitAtOr OF AmorioAN reVSred states.
meni The most eloquent impeTuonAtor 81 bhaks-
perian assumptions the Oogre and truthful Tgoiter
o. the sublime poets The popular delnsat9r q 9ioli
orItorY, just EeluEnSd .fFpm : Suocesaful tour
through England Read Endorsements q the Lon.
don Rsisi aud Charles Dickens
tEItrsot JTos ChaTi.s Dtclsss, ssa,l
lime As veil a. thS comc indssd. 70 say The truth.
have received from his action more strong mprea.
siOna OF what IL great and noble IN human nature
than from the ArFumentA Of the philosophers tho
desoriptona OF the poeta He Il Proteua for chaps,
hnsoius for tongue His genius 4 decidedly his
triOnic. He would upon the stage atAnd without 4
rival, especially in Majestic paris, OuAA DIoKR
WHITrIRoToH CLUb, LONDON,
As leGturer, Mt. Whitney posaeasea several eIoel
lent qualifications Hia votes h clear and a0noFou6,
be persuaded 10 embrace the histrtonio profession
dsy roy ~ ~ ,R ki In g. Ts..s 0' 'h'
Tho HAle Oi reserved ae4ta will commence on Thurs.
u oeph reserved Eeats for both nights, SIsS "a.
mis.ion Tickets % cents. hoiSl0l
XXTRBERS STRING .BAND.-PROF, LOUIS
w WEBER, Aaalnted by nrst Glass musiClana, l.
now ready e furnish Al ne latest aud aG. 6pu
His patrons can rely upon perfect aatiifae.
Rllis' and at my readence N seventh street. south
east, between q And streets, Navy Yard Ofloam
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

PRICE LIsT oP GESTS' FURN1sHTSG GOoDs At
GOLDMAN A STEIRBEtG, NRw GENTS RUHNHHTSG
gOODs STORE, No. 700 SEVENTH sTREET, CORNER
ora:
Good white Shirts, 70 cents, - cents, 81, ti.bO.
Our ~ white shirts Is unsurpassed In the city;
good MerinO Undershlfts and Drawers, 90 cents,
90 cents, 70 cents, 81, 81 ~ and tl-50 We sell 4
better 81 UndershiTt than any house In town.
Splendid English Socks, u cents per pair Knit
Jackets, large variety and at very low prices.
The finest variety Of Ties, Bows and ScArfs ever
seen In this city.
Depot for Gents Kid Gloves, in all the Opera
cOlOrs and shades for street wear. Gloves,
Gloves, Gloves, Of any Imaginable kind, and a.
low figures. Come and convince yourselves AL
goods warranted as represented.
GOLDMAN A STEISBEHd,
nnrnnr AuNnElh anil a alrnnIa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28
GOLDMAN A STEfNnEH0,
Corner Seventh and q streets.

HUNBUG DissKCTED.-QuAlnt old Burton has IA
yOred Us with an ANATOMY Of Melancholy" hut
who shall dissect the melancholy fallAcies and
fibs with which knaves and fanatics endeayOr to
delude the STICK and feeble Of this generation.
ChaTatans, through the newspaper press, re-
commend TO the Etrengthless victim Of disease
ConyulslnR puTgatiyes, which, n taken, are sure
TO turn his debllitAted system almost inside out,
and sink him into the utteTmOst depths OF help
lessness and despOndencyl Fanatics, on the
other hand, assure the prOstrate patient that no
medicine containing dinnEiye HtimulAnt ought
to pass his lips. II he elects 10 be guided by the
his will aud order his CONN; hut II there Is 4
him resort In his extremity to HostetteT's Stomach
BltterA, the most potent Of vegetable tOnlca and
AlterAtiyes-the purest and most entirely whole.
some Of medloated Atimulanta. The wonderful
cures Of dyspepsia, bllOusneas, rheumatism,
physical prOHtratiOn and malariOuH feVeH which
thia rare specific has effected during the last
twenty-five years are the most cOnclusNe
answers that Can be given to the enemies Of
mankind who offer volcanic cathartics a. tOnlca,
and 10 the mistaken beings who would refuse 4
medicinal Httmulant to 4 poor, brOken-dOWn ln-
valid, who Is literally dying by inches for the
want Of jndiciOuH stimulation. Temperance,
properly understOOd, Countenances no such folly
a. this The state laws enacted TO put down the
abhOrrent vice Of drunkenness provide for the
sale Of brandy, whisky and other llqnoB a med
iclnes; and II these adulteTated liquors OF trade
are accepted by temperance legislators as RENE
dies, what ought To he the general verdict OF the
Temperance public as regards me peerless yege-
table tonic based upon sumnlant absolutely
pure7 M,M4P
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28
CITY ITEMS.


THE KING Of ChhOMOA
JAWS BEtiEw, Bookseller, roo Seventh street.
corner Of q northwest.
Just received another consignment Of Pranga
new CHRONo, REMNlscENCna oP An Old MAN,
after the celebrated American artist X. B.
nurand Some of the nrt families Of the city
have already ordered copies Of this beautiful
picture.
Mr. u. will MI oriers At Boston price. CatA.
lngue free. Picture frames y specially.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

TuE LATEST SENSATION.
s. scotch Bottom GaiterA.
81 ~ Stitched Boots.
81 % Good Calf Boots.
o. 10 Custom Made.
~ no Ladies' Button Callers.
e. French Kid Button.
d 30 ChildrenS Button,
White CATERS and Slippers
Rubber Boots and Shoes, all sizes, At
HEnBRUSs, tO2 seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28
ANN THEm TICEEa.

For the past two days there has heen oOnspls-
nOualy displayed IN each Of the newspaper otiicea
q plAeaTd, "NeWHh0yis dinner, nQkeia can be
had after one O'Clock on Wednesday. No Que ad'
mitted without ticket"
Thls was suiiicient Invitation, and yesterday,
At the appointed hour, few called 10 and got
the coveted COupOnal hut the great rush was re-
served tor later " the evening when the
Then they made . raid In true earnest deter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

THR new Corlonnade hotel, philadelphia, Pa.
IL In the vicinity Of several Methodist churrhes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28
RAmRoAp INTRRRsrs.

Annual Meeting Of the Orange aud AIexaB-
driR and Manassas Railroad Company
Mt Alexandria.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

the boys will reasseIgbIe ct seven O'Clock and take
seats In the galleries. The band will again he In
ATTENDANCE and perform gnl half past seven
O'Clock. Mr. John Z. Iarkues4 VIII then make
ton minutes address, which viii he followed by
the stereOptlcOn exhibition Of ylewa Of American
aud fOTegn scenery, Culnic pictures, statuaTy,
upon the canvass And sung, the hOYa Joining In,
which II IA expected they will DO with q viii
After the exhibition all will h0 requested 70 Join
In singing "My Country It's Of Thee after which
ihn utitllRngn will ba lamiaa0d
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28

Arrivals Yesterday,


W II Hale, N Hood. Phi Il Reiy, Boston;
y u VIM T AgdenQp, IIpohburgj j lDollen-
helIu, ~ New York D - Wood, Philadelphia;
MI and Ms u plAndllgs and son, Chicago;
York; y A Whitney, Boston; Abel Fletcher,
Newton, Mass !, p Dletnek, WilllAnsport, Pa;
N D Dwight, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs Stewart,
IlegemAn, New YORK; Commodore Carpenter, U
= n; X HeckheimeT, n II RiNley, Virginia; VIM D
Lord and wife, New York; wK' MehRaey, Mn
Sargent, MlllVllle, Mass; ThOa WAllAOa Y n Hall,
New York p J Wright, ChlpAg0i Jas u lees and
wife, New York; Hon VIM RepaellaRd, PoRnsyl-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-11-28


The members Of the Young Mems Christian
Association some time ago male up their minds
that In the general holiday the newabOys should
not be forgotten, and 10 that end began arrange
ments 10 give them q dinner which Will take
place this afternoon at four O'Clock.
The stage has been enlarged for the occasion,
and on u are arranged six long tables covered
with white cloths and set with white China
plates and knife and fork for each boy. The bill
Of fare will consist Of an abundance Of turkey,
Sh chick Nh Pes aS tSnSIe ana yessss lies 70
cream and cake, pies, apples and coffee, The
young men Of the association have volunteered
10 set AZ walters and will each serve ten boys.
During the dinner DOneha band will he In at
tendance and poTfom popular airs.
The body Of the hall, immediately IN front Of
the stage, has been sci apart for the exclusive
use u number OF Invited guests, and the re-
malnder Will bs thrown open To the general
public.
To avoid confusion, each hoy has been pro-
yided with a ticket which passes him into the
hall, and al four precisely the ranks are formed,
and they marched In double file up 10 the plat
form, where q coupon IL detached from the
ticket and the remainder returned them for al
mission To the hall In the evening,
A signal they take their places at the table,
after which grace IA said, and then without
further ceremony they ''setto."
one ambitious youth aY0ws his Intention 10 get
on the outside OF whole tufkey, and has been
| anNlOusly inqulTing how many Of that class Of
beasts" they propose 70 set out.
A small paper has heen printed for the orcA-
sion, au1 will he Distributed II Is four page
OctAyo. On the lTst page the heading Thanks
giving, lbI2," and date and place OF dinner.
| Then anecdotes and incidents designed TO en-
courage and stimulate the boys 10 good deeds.
Interpersed are scripture texts, printed In Orna,
fare. These the boys are requested To Keep as a
mementO Of the occasion.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-06-01
ILLINOIS ITEMS.


A little son OF Mr.. James Brown, of
Canton, Fulton county, aged about four
years, while attempting to climb wagon.
fell, and one wheel passed over his stom-
ach and breast crushing him so as TO
burst the bowels and cause them TO pro
trnde from the stomach. Strange as II
may seem, the little fellow will probably
recover.
The citizens Of Wilmington offer sos
coo and twenty acres OF land to a company
who viii erect iron works and rolling
mill there.
A large Touring mill at Chandlervirle
was set on fire b. Tightening, Tuesday, the
S0ih ult, aud barnt to the ground. Loss
$4,000.
Mrs Abbie Sage Richardson will prob
ably accept the chair OF elocu lion at the
Cook county Normal school
The Jersey County Democrat is printed
ON tue oldest press in the State. 1t was
frat used in Kaskaskia. The first State
laws were printed upon it.
Charles Mullen, IA murderous African
supporter Of Ulysses has been sentenced
10y the criminal court OF Cairo to 90 years
of close application at bucket making. Bv
this accident the administration loses a
voter.
NJ. l.. Sullivant a Ford county farmer.
will employ IFS men ON his farm. all of
whom mustbe unmarried, sober and indus.
irious. lie will plant 20, 600 acres in corn.
The trial OF Ambrose n Coe, at Palmy.
ra, Mo, for the murder Of Miss Summers
has been continued ill the July term.
A man named John Gill, and boy and
horse, were drowned at Mendoza last
week, while forling Bear Creek.
The Carlinville Democrat saws ave do
not remember to have seen in the last IL
years better prospect for peaches. cher
rles, pears and all kinds OF small fruit"
Judge Pearson and others have purchas
ed the Danyille Argis, and will run il as O
straight Democratic sheet
Mr John Putnam, OF Nashville has in
vented self-coupling Tor rnilroad cars.
MIR j. d Danforth has taken charge o
the Rcck Island A,gus lie formerly re
sided in Rock Island