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LIST OF FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS,

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ha Difa5s IL {S9E SBric T21 sds b NJ NJ
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men,"
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sHsd bo6 spaEo 81 4 up at x s4 q h Il
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& e{es h IS s 6sa: I'D s1 pierced tha heart
t3.5s: III ssS IL e.
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VBat eRsa Janss ;hpned behind tee and
tsst on out
Ven mo9nlight nights sho Eould sometimes
them sparkling in the moonlight"
V.-*Thc girl approached him tirnid1y and softly,
ana stood locking at him considerable
Vn.-"'1 do what you do,' said tho mulatto. Not
ads &C. said ,;J ;Jainef; for guard Inast:E's
aown On 1t ts tha
's ssa Easa Shps oefe5
doeF:" doeFs LADY who had not long emerged upon
K-..Ths5 had bnt Just realized that tbs 1n.a
vas shot, and IN tho agonies OF DEATH whca
tf2sS + ss7s ss3 as5sss
A-"Philippa brought it to Mr.. Chester, and,
6sf sa 5eaHa 81
she said, Uncle dear, please you raad tnat.'a
AI-"She had not been ns homo many minutes
when in rushed her !over, exalted In propor-
ID 70 hand s fSn ana
In addition to the aDo7e, this number Of tho WEEK1
will contain magnificent doublepage engraving from
Sir DAVID "nK1Es celebrated painting OF John Kn.a
Preauling before the Lords Of tho Congregation two
cartoons BY THosAs MAST; sc7crel exquisite Holiday H.
1ustrntoas; additional chapters Of ddlcma=ch sud
'Bresa-and- Cheese and Kissos;' fine Ncw Ycarsrs
Poem. b. E. G. S1EDaN aad other interesting and e
tzactivo features.
, 1872-12-21

Clark, Milwaukee B. L. johnson, G. H. Green,
New York P. Z. Leavensealor, Boston j. G.
Kinck, Rochester F. Daily, Minneapolis ; D.
W. Buckmaster, Saginaw, Mich.
The following we're at tho Sherman yesterday:
J. Rosenfeld; San francisco; J. J. Casper, Lin
coin, Ncb.; John E. Sanborn, st. Paul 4. Gaus,
Philadelphia J. ]. Sproull. New York; 8. ?.
Bengernan, Pittsburgh; H. T. Lynde, Brooklyn;
r. Price. New York YIN, McPynchcon, Wash
ington, D. c.; D. 3. jenkins, Montana S. Bull,
Racine Thomas Axworth, Cleveland; E. Field,
St. Louis.
The following were among tho prominent ar
rivals at the Gardner yesterday: c. L. Brayton,
H. Crundel, Cleveland L. j. Broadwick.. Lee,
Mass; P. 4. Brown, j. R. Jones, Hannibal,
Mo-; L. Fl. Hopkins, Salt LIKE City; Fl. r.
Whitimore, St: Louis J. E: sta] -'s and wife,
Minnesota; S. L. Holdridge, New York; Thomas
Axworthy, Cleveland; 4. Adams, Sandwich; !;
G. T. nlsey, J. F. Beane, Milwaukee; G. R.
Melvin and daughter, Galena.
, 1872-12-21

ALBANY, N. z, Dec. 20.-BEEyEs-The market this
week opened dull, aud has remained since.
The supply Of catte is good but there is life what
ever IN the trade the buyers In attendance manifest
ing the greatest indifference The attendance Of New
York and Eastern buyers is much smaller than usual
they find it difficult to dispose Of any but Arstclass
becves and the profit realized is small that It barely
the cost Of transportation Only few choice beeves
have yet changed hands, but for common and me-
dium stock there is decline Of from Il to 4c U .
M1LoH Cows-Demand light, with ANAL receipts,
Prices range from $50 to Ss5.
SHEEP AND LAMns-The receipts this week have
greatly fallen of, and the demand continues Light.
few were taken for the New York market, but, with
that exception, the trade has been principally local.
Prices range from 5c to 6c for wool sheep 7c
to TIC for fine do selections in small lots, Sc fine
wool do Sc to 6c per b. Lambs principally sold
III droves with the sheep.
HoGs-There is very little inquiry for live stock, the
trade being princi 3aly confined to dressed Through
stock is arriving freely. Prices continue frm-
, 1872-12-21
THEY WILL CONTEST THE POINT.
/ Lot Of Gamblers Tools Recovered from
tie Police on a Writ, Of Re-
pleyin.
The Confiscation Question TO Be Taken Into the
Courts by The BlackIegs.

.,,:. ,,.+1or;t;,. o,d
Inc war between Inc Ponce Autnoii''ee ~
the gambling fraternity has reached crlt1cai
point Yesterday morning, Constable Hartman,
of Jnstica Daroett's court. served a writ OF re-
.,1a,: sa, cs17eoar;,,tondon+ waahhnrr c.n+ain
Rte,1n upon oapei1nI1 -, 49,. :..e-1". -
dlckey, and sergeant LUZ, IL .ae nateies1 VI
two gamblers, named Latin and Gum, whose
room in the Exchange Building, corner Of Wash
incton and Clark streets. was "pullcd" On
o--o,,; NJ, o,,n.-o++,a ~ +1, ea+o1
sas ;:1, e'eutus 80 @ppatH .t1s.'". =,
Aan1nent' consisting o1 t"o taoles, . 4as-oue'
+ " case-counter, ," check-rack, q F" dealing
boz" set Of chips" md few packs OF cards,
we're confscated bv the police, and it
-r,e for +,, ,,,,.oa, - ,oo,,r, +1,o ,o+,,r,, ~
.,' 49, ~, ~4 ~ ~ ., orA- 49, C"NNt1,.9.
these tnat the VIII was assueo. Inc Constapie
found the tables aud eome OF the other tools at
the First Precinct Station, and levied upon them.
sTba roet of +ba ,,ronart- had hoan mt ;rtf hap
s. 1odaes-ts.. naa Iafa1a c. Ta.-as,,e 80 90
eno seo. " oe1uie " A4 .,lau
f2VaL AS eoon as ne learned This, the ConstaD1e
called upon the Superintendent. He found the
hae restine nm r. chair in the 1atter's Office and
sie2ed It w}tl,ont DELAY. The writ was then read
to fhe Cbief In order tn nrayent tha execution
Of any more vrits. for the day at
least Mr. Wasbburn directed the officers
on dntV at beai1onartere to destroy the
tools fonnd Mt No. 25} West Madison street. on
Thursdav eyeninr. Snbsanuent events nroyed
the wigdom Of rhis order. Before Hartman left
With the bar. CITY Attorney Stiles was sent for
by the Superintendent. That official after ex-
amining the writ for DAVIS, asked the Constable
to let tie property remain in the possession Of
, 1872-12-21

IL -tA21IItEG9s
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Poll j. m,-t1our. 3os 7yheot-
Winter, IL g Epring, lls@11s Sd white, i2s@
Is % o o!n5 l23 od@l3s: Corn 28s Sd. Pork, 7o5
Lard SIS 3D. Receipts Of wheat for three ays il COO
quarters 81 900 being American. ~>'~00
LIVERPOOL, Doc 20-l:30 p. na-Dreadatufrs arm.
Spring wheat, 11s@11s Cd white is 3a@1os Sd !:
Cub rs 12s 9d@13s. Cora, 2s ad@&ss'6d. ForE, 69s
I1tEneoo1, Dec. Cop. m.-Rcceipts Of co1n for the
last three days, 5000 qrs 1000 Of which we're Aeri
can Rate unchanged.
LONDON. Dec. 20-1 p. m.-Erie Ehnres aro low
quoted at 47l9. There have be2n immerge transac-
45a47z5. " - @N@e eto@*
LoSnox, Dec. 2e-o:ao p. m,-szie Railway shares
are Gow Quoted at 48:d.
PAh1s: 1lee. :0;5he specie in tbs Bank Of France
h:5 uecressed SEQ ooo francs during the past week
@ ,:1s pee e. somooRentes a. g franco S Confines.
est; eo!;s:a s,soant 5aos Is, 5-2os ~, 81,
9i5 iu-40s, e3ii5; new 5e, e93s Erie, 4aA 3yha5
oil, 4os 1od Lnsecd oil, 33s l5d@34s. y.
FRANKFORT, Disc. 2o.---5-2u4 GO; 9594.
L1vERPnol, Bee. 20.-Cotton quiet md steady.
nt1dling lFlsod, '1oH@1o.z; middIing Orleans. ~
a1oN! sales IL 600 bales Speculation and export,
, 1872-12-21

Tho Knabe pianos circulate not only in America,
Canada and South America, but also in Europe their
fame having been carried there BY the great panists
who have visited this country In America, the pianos
Of YIN. Knabe t. Co. have received all the honors
that could be bestowed upon then,. Wherever they
have Eeen exhibited they have invariably carred away
tho gold medal. The first European and resident
p1nists have thoroughly tested and used their yarous
styles Of instruments, md hare Voluntarily accorded
the firm the most valuable certificates Of their opinion.
julius Bauer 4 Co., who claim to have the largest
warerooms in the United States, and who keep con-
stant1y hand the most extensive stock Of musical
Instruments Of every denomination, the general
agents Of the celebrated Knabe piano. Persons desir
visit teir piano rooms, Nos. 800 to S96 Wabash
nue., before purchasing elsewhere.
, 1872-12-21

: BUFFALO, Dec. 20-CArILE-To-day, including 81
cars to arrive 1903, making the total for the week
last week. The market is completely dead, as buye1a
are very cautious in the present unfaVorable condition
OF the Eastern markets. Sellers cannot get offers at
any reasonable sacrifice Large numbers Of catte will
be held over, among which through consign-
ments, which met instructions here to stop. Only
90 Illinois steers, 1864 to 1850 lbs, at
"a Ohio 1853 lbs at s75. Most Of the shipments, to-
day, are in first hands.
SHEEP AND LAdps-Receipts, to-day, 800, making
the total for the week thus far 200 nganst 400 for
the same time last week. The market closed firm,
ada lambs, s6.25@6.75: Canada sheep, s5.o0@5.5o !;
Western sheep, s40o@5.25. Sales, today 103 Gnnada
sheep, 1876 at $5.o 24 Canada lambs, IT. ut sG.75.
HoGs-Receipts, to-day 5000, making the total for
week thus far $780, against 49, ZOO the time last
week. Market at deadlock this morning, buyers
having al they wished and the supply being in e1-
cess Of the demand, q farther decline expert
enced. Towards noon few sales were made st $3.50
@375, the latter figure being for ''tops."
, 1872-12-21

The Government overland mail train will leave Chi
cago tomorrow Sunday) Dec %, at 10 ., tia CHI
cago, Rock Island l. Pacific Railway, stepping at ali
regular stations main line, md connecting at
Omaha with Union Pacific express train for Denver,
San Francisco, and all intermediate points. Tickets
tia c., B. O., Chicago + Northwestern Railroads,
will be taken on this train,
, 1872-12-21

5000 sales for the week, 112c00 export, 5000 !;
speculation, 81 900; STOCK 600; American, 46ooo
Receipts. 46 900; american, 10000. Actual export,
1000 stock afoat, 22t, 900; American, III 900.
Breadstuffs firm; California white wheat average
12s 2@12s Sd; club les sd@1ss red spring. 11@11s Cd
red winter, lis o. Flour, 3os. Corn, 28s 392ss Cd
Pork, Cos. Lard, 38s. Cheese, 64s. Cumberland
middes, 38s short ribs niddles, 395.
Refined petroleum, o0@20Nd
Recgps Of wheat past three days, 4, ,oeo bu; Aneri
can, ooo Receipts Of past three days, 10000
bu American, 1000.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester flrrl, with up
ward tendency.
, 1872-12-21

a Postmaster in Erottb1c,

Iowa CITY, Iowa, Dec, 20.--N. 2. Brainard,
Postmaster at this place, charged by his clerks
with perjury md theft, confesses it, but pleads
ignorance Of the postal laws. He will probably
lie indicted
, 1872-12-21

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 2o.-CATILE-Market very
dull arrivals fair best sG1o@6.8o; stockerD, ssoo@
4.0u.
s1EEr-a1arket dull arrivals fair best s525@5eo;
nlc.i'1sn, 411@5c; common, 31l@4c.
ii1os-s1arkct very dull i; arrivals very heavy !;
Philadelphia, s. 20; Workers, $3.80@4.0o.
, 1872-12-21
Banking.

Tho banking house Of Lunt, Preston + Kius has two
Offices, at Nos. 157 and 159 LaSae street, and at tho
Of Randolph and Halstcd streets. Accounts
ere received business paper discounted, and CONNER
cia banking in all its branches transacted, at either
h,y,t
, 1872-12-21

When you get between two cold Sheets tonight think
Of the warm flannel nght-shrts down at the Boston
Square Dealing House, corner Of Clark and Madison
EtrretH.
, 1872-12-21

PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

STATE OF IlLNo1g. GoUNgY oF CooK,}
OFFICE CLERK County CoURT, y
CHICAGO, Dec. Is, 1873.
In pursuance Of Instructions from tho Board Of Co-
issioners of Cook County public notice is hereby given
that sealed proposals will be received At this Office unit
Friday JAM s. 1873 at noon, for furnishing Cook County
with all blank books stationery printing, binding etc.
required for Of the county for year. also all tho
meat, provisions te1cept potatoes}, -four milk butter
groceries, dry goods clothing boots and nhoes medical
supplies, and wood, needed for the Insane Asylum
County Poor House, County Hospital and County Agent
for ending Deo. g. 1873 to be delivered at such
places and at such times the county may direct.
Exhibits showing IN approximation Of tho kinds and
quantities Of different articles needed By the county can
be seen in the Office of tho County Clerk.
All bidders will be required to enter into bond with tYo
6ureties to be approved by ths County Clczk in asu
sufficient to guarantee the faithful the
tact the county feservng tho right reject nny or al
bids II deemed e1Pedeat to do Blanks for proposas
and bonds obpiQcd at the office tho County ier
fPasps11 to b9 made promptly il cash immedlate15
Al proposals to bs addressed to tho County Gesk Of
JOSEPH POLLAK, Ccauty f11er1-
AL weekly papers in the city (excap aoso haTtnr s1v
tssuesl. please insert once. '
, 1872-12-21

From. Ms Dissinguhed Critic Eapn p WAippl, IN Gas
Boston Globe.
What wealth Of illustration he brings in from English
poets, dramatsts, dsiues, lawyers, aud jursts The
anecdotes aona Of the book should make popular.
From The albany Erening Journal.
We know Of nothing better than is embraced in these
3 by Professor Mathews. He writes with great
force and beauty.
From Ete Chicago Adranee,
It Is ono OF the best books Of the kind that know
o Issued in almost faultess elegance Of printing,
paper. and binding.
From the Inter- Ocean.
The author has given to tho public book Of SURPRISING
interest.
From the Eeo Hapen Palladium.
They aro cot thonGhts which evaEy cau eypsess*
The work Of obserVaot thinker Its aa excolleat
book for any reader.
From The Interior.
model OF cfearness in style compression and point:
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command the work to ali who Ike good thing in Hers-
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From The Chicago Times.
The essaya unnistakGbIy of marked excellence,
The work may bo caled compact thesaurus Of
valuable suggestions.
From The Chicago Poss.
It Is matter of astonihment how one who has passed
his life in the study should have such profound worldly
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Every contains useful hint oz tuealculable
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From tho Chicago Standard.
Tho best volume OF essays which haa ever issued from
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For sale hy all good booksellers.
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Mailed, postage paid, on receipt Of S2.25
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, 1872-12-21

California elected, in 1871, three Representa-
tives for the present Congress; and in 1872, four
Representatives for the next Congress. At the
election in September, 1873, it is said Represent
tati1es arc to be chosen for the Forty y-fourth
Congress, to convene in 1875.
, 1872-12-21
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The grand Dedication ball Of Excelsior Lodge
No. g, I. O. OF 0. F., takes place on Wednesday
evening, Jan. 8, at Shows Dancing Academy,
No. G. South Halsted street.
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Chicago, in 1858, to receive the nomination for
Vice President on the ticket with Gen. Grant,
and it was also a source of deep modification
to them that the President, after his cleo
ton, did not offer Mr.. Wade seat in his
Cabinet. Mr.. Grant, however, appointed him
one of the Government directors of the Union
Pacific Railroad, a position which 1 am in
formed is worth five thousand dollars per
year, and afterwards sent him out on deli
cate and important mission to San Domingo.
During his long public career, Mr.. Wade lived
very economically, every year saving part
of his salary, which he invested SO advan-
tageously that when he came to retire to
private life he had an annual income from
private sources of some seven thousand i've
hundred dollars.
Last fall an effort was made to run him for
Governor of Ohio, but he positively declined,
saying he had done with business and poll
tics forever. Since then, l am informed, he
has accepted the attorneyship of the North
ern Pacific Railroad, at salary OF 200
per year, so taking together his private in
come, his dictatorship of the Union Pacific
road, and his attorneyship of the Northern
Pacific, he receives something more than
General Grant, and it cannot be said he
is in any imminent danger of coming to
want 4
Brave old Ben Wade! Well, indeed, does
he deserve the good things of this world, and
long may be live to enjoy them. We who
know him best know how to appreciate him,
and we never found him terrible or disagree
able except when in his official robes, and
then only to the enemy. Gentle and kind
in private life, a fast friend, an indulgent
father, and an affectionate husband, no
pleasanter picture for the American people
to look upon could be presented than that OF
honest old Ben Wade at home.
might tell you many more anecdotes OF
the great Ohio Senator, but my letter is al
ready too long. Some of those have related
are new, others were printed so long ago
they have been forgotten, and all, believe,
are worth reading. If they are of any SER
vice to you use them in any way you wish
Perhaps some day | may again recur to this
subject and tell you anecdotes of other pub
lie men l have met.
Yours, truly,
JAMES S. BRIsBIN.
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Rev. DIR. Vaughan, the Superior of the
new Roman Catholic order which has attempt
ed the task of missionary work among the
colored people of the South, rather tried the
credulity of his hearers when he recently told
a New York congregation of the condition Of
the negroes in that section of the country.
He says he found in five States they were
relapsing into Fetichism and Voodooism with
all its revolving rites, and hundreds of thou
sands of them are without any creed what
ever. We suspect that DR.. Vaughan was col
oripg his picture more highly than facts war;
rant, but no doubt he achieves his object in
stirring up his church to help him in his
missionary work. Will not the other denomi-
nations take notice ofthe earnestness and zeal
of him and his co-laborers and let it incite
them to competing in this field of evangel-
iZatiOn?
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Came your mesxy laughter, falling r
MusicAlly on my ear, So Il sslili 3s4sss
As nom hrds u spring days calling =
To their loves, the carols clesr;
Came your sweet, low laughter, geanng
Through the sad grove ofmy mnos
As between .Asre beach leaves steahng
Blows the gentle evening wind 81 h9a
Came die richness Of yonr laughter -
AS 4 song that, brought again "a.
In the mournful days thereafter,
Bids the dry heart melt in rain; -
Came its tones, such music making !,
As when. ranked in merry band,
Curl the crisp waves, lightly breaking
On the dull and sullen sand.
Came its liquid mufmur clearly - =
As q fountains music sweet,
That, in the parched desert, dearly
Doth the tfr'd traveller greet;
Came its cadence lightly spending 9''
Der my hearts waste, silent ground,
As EYES silver laugh from Eden eyre
To the bare, blank world around!
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NATHAN SPRAGUE, State of New yo,l ~ -AS's'
Rev B. = WALES Bling champion n "
bishop JOHN j. MOORE Lineolion North rsro,,
paiaia ahkES NJ HUNTER, Freedman's Savings Bank
SAMUEL ADGER, s2l and 800 South st. Philadelphia Pa
Shu n; MITCHELL, las Union st., New Bedford Mass
y; a SMITH, 43 Phil fps street. Boston, Mass.
County, Md. " ~A AM
WI: T. WALKER General Agent at Large.
aENh1 CLAY, Little Rock, Arkansas.
tREEDMAN'S BANK, Memphis, TenuessS>
MARTIN ell tDDEN LIST District State -
JAMES K. GREEN. 9Th District Star ~ Alabama.
VIM JAMES, Box 81, Lynch : o. Alabama