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The N. w. Hrand Eodge. r. and A
Mason.. Of the State of louisiana, c!o.et
its annual communication On the 1lth. tb,
following Officers being duly installed:
Michel Elos' Girard, w. I'M: Jokr
G. Fleming, b. putty q. N : Edwin Mark.
Senior g. Wa,den ;;Wm.* K. Wbittake,
Junior q. Warden; Henry K. Sxa.ey,. r
G. NJ, G+ana Treasurer !; James c. Batch
lor, N. b. Grand Secretary; Rev. John
G. Carpenter. Grand Chaplain :, Richard
n. Day, GtaSd eesoit Deacon Claudir.
MAyo, Grsnai 1onibr" Deacon ,j, "a. Nc.
Williams, Grand Marshal, z Chaplain,
y, Grand Sword Bearer Samu4 r.
Brown,' Grand Pu'suiyapt Robert Bat.
bidgton. N. II. Eapmjns, David Moore and
e. W, Ttssevsot,s Grand Stdarts +. A.
Denass', Qrshd Tyssf '''.2 =, @ .a5 (.
Z" The N. Z, Grand Chapter ot RIA, Ma.
sons Of The State Of Louisiana conyySned in
thi. city On 1be llth inst, and slo.ad its
hnsipess; On lie r2,b, when fhe following
Officers, we're duly ipstalisd: a-sd, :, ~ .s.,. 4,
ii Ioe r, Hoee!. N. + Grand high ;P.ie..;
J. l.. Powell, Il. +. Deputy 9raad, High
'Prieak lee. Il, ReGrange, NJ, f ,0tand
Kinsi, w WusW, 1eAks. H. h. Gsssd Scribe;
,Helgs kafne SHaaey. E, Grand Eesassser;
Jas. c. Batchslor;, n. D., f. G'apd. d.Sscte.
iwyI, Rev. Hy; s. Jacobs, E., GsAsa Cbap.
gin; Hy. Hanba.es.. +. Grsob c. etta.S
HeMel Garter. =. Gsaad p. 81 Hs>. 1shn,
Atoo, r Gsahd, h a.. G.,iIsN !Tedde b
!G4ep1 M.sd V-;nCAse, b. Whsslss,; E.
GFae1a y. "a VI 1slise .L>eeos e. .Gsisd,
y, MtX.S s1oba C., Cody. f.. Gsandatse.
tuFEE - R"ymped s. Rssk R,Ghnd Gsrf..'
! TAtAs r. Gs.pd Oosn nsuassy ~ F::1
and ,A.fd&essas df ~ Sats ofl losfstsaes|
3ss(agiths 2sit week, slsoes6s ssbd.dslt ID: 4
'ts'led ias fstIov;dg n@esssi so,suse eosl
lhesnsbixk ysars, TO ., ;dogs rs iOo
Jo~rH;7NeG.sres;' x.k. &C, Hskb
lisskn. DEPUTY T. q. O.; 'Jso.y -! FIsmise,
q. Generslissi,no; Jno. H. Clatke, H.HC.
e.; Rts.I vs0. u. Carpenter. G. PreIats {:
W. L. .StBsfeht, d. 81 wy WI. Homan,
,. ]. w.; II. 2; Buckley. q. Treasurer
;. Sou,~g. G. Recorder; Geo. Baldey, O.
Standard Bsirer ;'sZ!N.o Pike, crossword |
Bsxner ;~R L: Btdcs,n @: rWardef R. ST.
8usk, e. GSard.d' 12'iidiass 10 '.on ei I
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- pslittest essyi.e' once pobti*6et An
eSsa1 seGslsd y Dess Protection Rsosex5si
The Cincinnati Enquirer, :ssaeaAg Of tie
detectives Of 'Cincinn*ti; asks, "Does De-
lection Detect And now the Louisville
Courier -gournxs inquiries, "Does Election
Elect -
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I'D. I'D Il. . L. t. E. SAL,LCy,,, div
''''> GRecEKc,,ANDrDEALrE'1N a"
ElaNt, oCaffee, IOr&ig~, ctlsa
d. Domestic, Ld4Ss0,'s, &'e. esd
Corner Lafayette yun1 VcrfniHo,fSes 1T.

-.-s. 40 ~ rg'ny2M.ai''7Sangill'. = a.,i4 4z%a. 81
|msh .,;s.rrm HIS Fo.t AAAx9T + 81
EhSies !Epttgr Cheese. Fish, Champagne, Red
and White Wine, Assorted I,itte5r, Songs Of IA.
rious kinds. Pure Dosirbon and Rye ''Wliiskey
tbid IagMucu Ale and Porter, Chewing saa
Sgwking, TSeaec..,w ,snt',ly Ti- il - .a,.
!, CAY. .Goo,s--PeacAes. Strawberries. PineaypS.
p,;s ps', rs. psssoaa S0y:ssrs, s""os' spaed Mese
I..Csxs@. .LFa"cy, ROCK, Cocos, Cream, Gum
Drsps; ;Aste., ETC., rod ,ro, Yinoysi n,.'jiR r.:
CAkmAs.r StsEe and Srrm. :. ii, 80.
CnAcxEks y. g i. snd Fancy cracke1s. "
A,s: ssu,sUMa's'0'' .s.a F!es funss Dried :pp'er
s,ls Revxaosss. - BatSn Hams. Land, Potatoes
Onions. Rice. Sugar. SAT-, &c., etc. IL, ..
Planters and families desiring groceries can be
SUPPLIED on snort notice, IN quantity and qnslit,
n B.-11e highest n,ark''t prices viii 81 paid
for poulssy, egg. and country produce. :S -.
!. !1w9uary, ~ ,lS7x, = anI-- -ran,t%.t
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The Ashes of tic s,BenAps srtss

@00oV0 .aONA8OkDOA
irT .'.7' "Tfd q s=tri = c-sl W9U
- The ashss of tho .BossPesti.y e 49, .
correspondent, have undergone ~ nlany
VIC; ..'tude' a. its u'enbs': hav. s1Paeiapcs
io' rbeir graves ,i ilv severed II ia nd.
/ by nouptaia; atfea1 aid -. II sd.
The dse - The lsae Aapaisoas sssav in
the Inv alidss JossPAise 10 buried At NAL
n4is>a 8 Aha King 81 Rome xssII6 the
ysuglte Nf 9ebRpbMAs iiIsnsphI EIAnisn,
Cha{!es apd JSseme. lbe faal bsothan, Of
tdS 6:te Empetos, Es II diEesest pssta Of
9asepe aNspoisoa Chssaia III slJ@st ION
|sf 0est1eo nd beuse oddielDs 6sGAi2 Of
Ahe laas 1aMe>ao oiesblsied - 6AiIsp.paad
thes% tcp, II h9!g1i4sdb ChatIss, Mssis Xs,o.
!eoo Of Ccss;ca lhe sthsr. a. IN, 1Aels
fsmily:' pSG lei, TOO, i bsyisd 4apo.
!es1 Lsda, che IldGt a6rotaies IT, l6s late
k@pssot; Who 3isdsas F6slls II 1Uoi, qihd
theee finally ~ isAesse1. Ltsis kia6isM,
with his father and bic children. The lets
Emperor il sssms. bad sdoptxd d. Les ~
the family eealiag place. and alsssd The
name of t6s Village 10 "Napolsoq B.: LsQ,"
'elailt a6d 'tnisiged The village cAyssi,
a6da constructed A''speSini Vault - 1tbe
obseesi, ialo which wsss resb6tsed thSf,-
bW msmbesAee biz fassily bssisd
therff, pThA p;llH Z. spq6 aad s6AIl6 of aIis
ctuich are, studded th;ckly with impe0lel
bess.: aI6 ne RECESS bstiad he aieas i
4 mosumsot u f%hitS dlasbie, tsS1sodStaA
by . psiati"g 7ofot' NsFotsgs; Ind esows.
sd bfa i;tssse, ssu(as. N xodas; III b.
|pw.i mutts siahs', osss ~ bsiIs, Of he
= 9t!y. .!.l4 ,hrs: ocespensss.. Of .he tasl poo
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GUNS, PfST0LS 4~d KNIVES
q; ~ Y, .sssr, quality and from .,hti*.,
a-.. manufactures. ,.-,,,sIlr
Ctpckwy.o .os1, sMasseev<,
y, Fancy ,nxlor Lo,n,,s.

4 4 f"e assortment a. .kS.st';y,
AMI many other Aticlsa 100 rrnsrou.
j. ~ 1870: - :nien.lsa y!-seo1'( ks.ji'os
All Of which he oil.rs ;forisAIs' 1t low
prices, for cash and ,hs Invites ,hs public
g.neFa1ll!y to give him = call AMI. examine
his !, stick ..r !,efs,s purcL~4ias elsewhere. &
Nov. Esd 1872 viva son .y, '.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE Gov
-. ., ERF0R,,.,s. .,L
30 '.SrArE Qr LOUISIANA.
'"iO NV OrieAna kak II t44o

No" O''esns, REQ. u, 1919.
Wbersa... informatioo, has .seached ina
that certain persons, ,prstendiRg to b tax
colIectc's in the city q New 0,lssa, and
10 the parishes Of the State, bdt XXvine no
legal aueasosity therefor; s.s iasuite eifcu
ls's "nd notices to Ne .ax,paysss Saroms
forward within = certain time n par their
taxes and Licenses, threatening e9stais pen.
alties prescribed ty law against aalI pastie.
f~iH"g TO comply with 3Sch Aotits, nov.
h. john AoEne,v, Governor, elshs.6tate
of Louisiana, d. issue, khiaOsmy psselaas-
t'on. wIning oil t41a and liceaae peyees
hct 70 obey o. regstd such notice y Dc.
'i'sssd, but refuse and rssiat thS iaibS, ssd
to recognise - ahs oily is1fda bCssooa
charged With the collection asai enforce
me"t Of the ta1es, thoqa who holdiassr a.
tax coIiectossr under ths govsspsnspk n the
State ~ existing On the III 81 NovseSAber,
1877. and shoss who hSitlis bssA xbp9(hted
asd eoniniasieaed By The usail i00sed /:
fs|a pToseetioa ~tlI ba adsraeessl y this
government to III .ri,isAps Of ths State,
against any penalties o. viulehees which
may BE attempted by Tho psrsoes s,1' Who
may seek 10 endbtos sbsis iilefsi dtmaad.
md scla, as6 TO exercise &6siisc ususped
p9xet and sathosity 10 shs prsmisss.
., Given neder, my haad ~ pndss tho
ssal o. The State, It Tie city of New Or
|esns thii foIrtsestE dAy Il February. A.
d, 1878, ssd vinsty y.stvsosh u (hs iuds.
residence of The t1nifad SaskAa .v.,
Jonr nf;RrR.s.
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iB.s Gfk'ARlD, ,
.N0TTGE

Hg undersigned notifies the public that from
.,,Ialelr sssihae,if n r. May 1872. they Will
.e|k n Hc,, fS nsaA 'fs sosevr ,pcrtel than
uIsel&yh te. .,.! ID, g 80. 30
-. $1,000. mw .,.s EAsTlN \ GuIpRfa.i
- -. -. .... L. .sr,.. - = :.
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HEESSRS.- PLDNSkY l. ROGER
b Nx xsmschants; corner Of LAFAYETTE snne
Aaas streets, (opposils the Court HouseJ
lAavs'adoptsd Tie essk rule; and ~iii here.
fsdarssal sos casA on!y. - Ptrciia.ers viii
FP3ssas talks notieas and 'tossider tho ID
fvautsees oGesed BY s'booss doing businss.
d. Mis- plsAs Stillsg ior cAsh,, they have
10 I'D scoeusss 10 cover with extra profit.
and can therefore; afford TO sell cbesp
SeIIisg for cash, they have sl~ays the cash
|h6 beplsnish etheir stock. which they ca Il
do at the lowest possible price : anothee,
Md impertaut reason why theyycan sell
cheapli ..i- ;stts'r~ ls;t- @d' T.
Messrs. P.onaky h Roger have q larpe
sand' o~eiE isetects.l stock of Drv Goods.
CgssAimq. Nntey' uoods, Kosie,-y.. .4ats.
Shoes, Boots, Saddteryi, ctyoeett, z3td,s
'soa'ey Ha,dsa,t;p N~Sdre, and Roog1n.
1corks, dc. .s'n'q'r''c 81 'of -, ,
o1ss6ss wte;c cst non s,,e,n, ca.t rely on
being promptl;~AFteMtlea to. "-'.ns
They are the 1hty 'aeerts'in this place for
the famous 81 = - .'~"sd .
bptKs' .BgiEf.lkNT COOKING =,
0! ~ aousG f.1klvc< <ts.' il HSIss'
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nay!EkCE.' =
s'esAi'kds' d x;sshsl sBy,s,ar.a1,

.M S1"'"y ctte'
M 3p'>uAssise ehi.ss, sg.inst tl,il
.,aA,ase sssasstsdsss rrs.ssl
" a"e 70 C.saire Boorq. yihs eAuis;;is
ase;,At ~ loussaae I)sbaaIct, Auor.
@ ,!e sdaiaisnhtts;.iat tleir oilic,
=. ....s'n.'''oavills, !. wiibi6al.e legal delays
w uAs ev'dsuce in n,prsrt 4heteof.
. laScCSAheeqB0URQ,
0ePt. 2S.,V2Na3N Administrator.
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AWt.;

I4Ess.eaaa.srss .ls,; .ls.,s;rma.,aa. ma,a. !. 1R%sbsl
qsHprss csjoaF II Mai, 1872. II ne ~.
pas vendn de yiaude |. M credit de- 'Piue
de (so) trvsis joan.
EASTIN l. GUIDRY.
IL Mai, 1872.
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'NOTYCE.

'EROM this 'date, Mr., Alsteti favsy re-
tMes from the 6rts cf"P.y.:fsvy ECd.s
Tho bssisess ofthe houss wiIr0s coneis.
lssd sudsf tAt: :sdsns styHe. ~ tie remain.
ing partners, +. ]. Pxvy 4 jSs.a A. Hioeks,
(Signed.l '"P.L iAVY..s' ;.
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,N0T,fCE,' :

HE pubic u informed that M. Al.
i fred P.vy IL 20 loa ger authorized
to collect any e'aihhs u 10 settle any busi.!
ness !or accounts Of the undsrff med. -
,; -ii:! 81, = oR.iJ;.FANYv d Co. -.
:, December l4th 1892. fsi'3uc r... u
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A fine and select assortment Of FANCY.
49, ASS. A*wcr3s. p. PEsrvIxESr, &c. 81
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t,b,Ae4s4ohssgs suggsuas thas.st ii1at !; .
ia1 ofsas s~tios tAsi WosAl Sb0ol6 3n1o;
begin. sah . eaPitaji ii. vRheGi de1 !
at the peeslstioo AMI pssis,y'J u shG 1
who 10 its Vice Prssidese ke keslA, e ~
restrained by grace. = good deal Iiks bs~
ginning it with d-n.-Louievills Goa.
ricr Journal,
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.,.dclsE W. GOOD&v

..>t Cn III - 'tiEt ~--i!H fs3 - eG'
rElXAE npaersjgRsd! .Iespsatfan ,isfssmi
L his friend. aud the pubks, kahms!lv
|. FYo b. J,. INss sasstsyned fsae 1Pw Or
''eahs, Will Z large and cowpLse ,stQek d
= g"nf sa. ssin sssiin1,ssss;li.n,,v soiI,q .'nr.do
Dry Goods, II ,,sa,o,9 10 reh
-A~A L. a.
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iaawoN. .1'--'NC !r:fi.. Dtt31
New oits.n.,, February 81. 4sDso'
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~ crftst, A~f AAeffA esi ~ ~
Corner of Main and st. John S.s;~ mar Ia,
,nrI 1c Catholic Churh).lIO ~, M
al II 70 .i.i,sT VERn'tsssyllLs, La,
:1 AS on'hand 4 IsYgs hid complete
IL 1uock Of dry goods, combating of n
'eytto o''gs"91e tssK p@y;n.,.,, 81 !. Ti>ack Agsas. ss
"a. Fseneh Iyer;nos, Einfr tLyoixs and a.
-; T. Prrs:t9cfs rrf Of d;iesre", ,selois. % po,ues-
- ai,;. 3, ,"nis, ,1ia,td4e d'e &e. bal I'd l.4W 49,. -
i'll .s.,f--r---. .as. ri "a i,..
od RKs;44DK AADE. ..GzQZHlNGta.
A;sst'emsn and Boys Cos,.. ri sssts and
. Vests; !; J-sdiuss Shs~is ssd Cloaks. ~
q~t -! - jos =. ..,r"Gi ,''a11.. |>'
= 5.>a'. , - :BlooTS. SHoEs,. Dc. '' -,
I-eliss, geatlsmea aud bows :lsoots, Shoes
F.. .. e.-.o,s and Rroganas ,.-
Ladies, geutlespes md cLildssn's Gloves
y,si "a. d-, ;Aasd Hose. ia, 10 I'll. 49,
., -. a. i,y,-~~- = Il 80
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|,j,D sdi 10 sisniis" ~. s,aJ. - .! .,Isn@
,a~,.s Vi as|;;ss;,' as;; Sdt's ia f.
20 Horict is hereby given that from and
sitss is i dl.ss. s!| bake9' NOW .eeg.ssd in
@sf&e tis.d, oviif;n t5s .Fn;,. 49, Il .Ss \,
C0'Papation 81 yespiliouviIle ah.ll ejss
the following weights until further potios.
to'wlI I,tr a'y-.o.Ff ..lT .hsY y Il
.,n g !ss ounces Of b's.l tar io, a os.1'.ed'ua
order 81 .hs N.yo, 'd.e a., a5i,a5aso 'I,.,o
: : = = a., H, n, HALEY, Secondary. NJ
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Ladies, geutlesaes md cLildssn's Gloves
l,,si 7....d-s Assd Hose. ia, 10 y. 49,
, 1873-06-03

Il New YonK, juno 2..-Thoro WAS hlow trado movo-
mont in cotton goods but prcoa fairly stoay at
The lately reduced prices Brown md bD.ohod cot
vantol for export. Washington lght-8round prints
hnvo bcon reduced to 100 by jobbors: ovorcoatuga,
dooakins and heavy cssaorca aro takcn mora frcofy
grenadines arc bak and scarce. ooloro Orleans and
gray JAPANESE clothR nro active and In abort supply.
, 1873-06-03
i. THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.

convention OF E'ilrlnGra OF Easterlt
1oWn--Logls1nttvo and County Tick
OF Nominntot1.-T1ao RanOlutl0ns. =.
specia1 Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsnlNoroN, Town, Juno 2.-Tho Far1norB
and Laboring Mons Convention, hold In this
oily yesterday, WAS tho lnrgoet convention oyor
hold in this county, OR probably In oastorn Iowa.
Every township In this county was represented,
and noarly all by fill delegations. This convon-
tion strikes tho deathkncll OF pollticians aud it's
effects will bo felt throughout tho 8tato Tho
oa political hacks stand hRhast how, trembling
With toar, and again furioua With rago at tho
tomerfty Of tho hard -1atod yoomanry.
Tho Convention WAS composed OF ton dole
gatos from each township, OF tho very best mon
ln this county, and temporarily organized at II
.. y. J. G. Melvin, hitherto prominent nopub-
iican, was SOLICITED as Chairman. Harmony was
tho strength and support of this Convention;
md tho boat Of foeling .provailod..
:, They put in nomination a. full tiokeb,' aud as
1t is composed Of tho worry boat material. thore is
by 500 to 1000 majorlty: About threo-f oilrtha
Of the delegates Iayo hitherto boon Republicans,
tho balance Libcras. mud .Domocrats.. The fol-
lowing resolutions wero unanimously Rdoptod:
from ttrno immomorial intrustod tho mononous nf-
fArs OF Government to professional politicians, whose
interests wero adverse to thoso Of fho .sacs Of tho
1,t. ts,yca n nmoso n ts md
@ to1s q paSs money. !:ad grants. &s Il fths aen;
nu 20 ase ooantv sns and
=, WnEns4s, The Bourtcenth General Assembly Of tho
esops, a aean or
tos Law regulating rates o railroads pseferrng tho
o ha PoVns s
Torthy OF tho high trust condcl in thcm therefore,
esolved, That ii Ia tho imperative duty Of tho In
duatr,al Glasses Of tho land to look to their own I'm
mediate intcrests md uao TO their utmost al lonor
woss eress enes Il via tsss capable
"a ts hayo ho
sent u II our Iessaive hsi}s snoss ' 10 atanda
dlcious railroad tariff INV.
MssoIved I9ot ws are IN fsv9r of rcdasng to
ovory branch Of tho doTcrnsnont sorvico Consistent
with efllcient service.
unss % stands Sg o o no 70 o.
other hribos from any railroad company or other cor
Resoivt That this Convention eloct ten delegates to
iar character to this Whenever tho BANJO may bc
Resolped Tint tho acceptance Of nomination at tho
hnnda OF this Convention Is sufficient cyonco that tho
sa Il 81 saa
mont .
In accordance with one Of tho above roso1u-
t!ohH, -on delegates wore saleotod 10 fepfoa1nt
tho county in State Convention when tho samo
may be cAllod.
The following is tho ticket put in nomination:
Representative B. T. Brown md =. T. Brock
way. Treasurer, J. ". Anderson, Auditor A.
Bailey, editor Of tho Iowa Granger. shori1f, A.
II. BoAworth. School Superintendent, Miss
Clara Harris. Surveyor, q. Il. Sargent. Cor
oner, j.. 8. Maple. Board Of Supervisors, ".
Mckinney.
The farmers have mado now departure by
placing a lady on tho ticket. she has admirable
qualifications for tic Office, and will DO elected.
, 1873-06-03
SPR!NGFiELD.
Illegal Letting OF tho Convict labor
Mt the PenitcnriAry--C1ork Of tho
Supreme C0urt.-Eilc1 ArtiCleg..Per.

Illegal LottfMg OF tho Convict Labor
Mt the Penitcnriary--C1erk OF tho
Supreme Court.-Eilctt Artic1es-.Per-
sonnl. ,-.,,.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago ri "nr-.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, June 2.-Attorney-tt5 5.Is .
EdBall has filed an opinion that tho coutract On
torou into botweon Tho 1enitentiary Commis-
Hionora and Emory Drothofa, on the l7ih Ct oc-
tobcr, 1879, In regard to tho labor Of tho con-
victs, was irregular, and therefore void. Tho
Commissioners advertised for bids for leasing
the labor Of 100 conyicts. A numbor Of bids
woro received, but all Of them except two
wore rejected in consequence Of their being
based on conditions that tho Commissioners
should furnish steam power. Emory Brothers.
to whom tho labor waa awarded Mt G711 conts,
sub-let tho labor Of half Of tho mon to George
E. Ponfgroe, and ponigroo Immediately assigned
thon to REPRESENTATIVES Of tho illinois Oar Com
pany. Tho Attorney denoral docidoB this Illegal
and void on tho ground that tho Illinois Car
Company was not organized until jan. 6, 1873,
and was incompetent to transact any business
'onlly, five bids were rejected by the Commits
alons, bocauao. tho party making tham called for
steam-power, which wna donied but was fur
nished to tho Car Company aftorward.
Tho State Register, in ita iaauo to-day aays !:
Mr: William A. Turnoy, WHO has for q term Of
eighteen years occupied tho position Of Clork Of
tho Supreme Court OF this Grand Division,
vacatod tho office. and hr. Hamburgher, who
Hamo. Probably no man in tho whole country,
occupying aainilar position, has discharged tic
duties Of tho Office to tho more complete satis-
faction Of tho Donch, tho Bar, and tho peoplo
Tho Milan Distiliing Company, capital $780,
0G0, md tho Deardstown Distilling Company,
capital $4,000, filed articles OF association with
tho Secretary Of State today.
srl.1NaF1EID, ILL.,, june 2.-Hou. John Tilaon,
of Quincy, Representative from the Thirty
seventh District, las tcndorel hin resignation to
accept tho poaition OF Unitod States Collector
boon offered to linn by tho President. IN election
to 1l his place III tho Genoral Assembly Inns boon
ordered to take place Nov. 4, 1873.
i. II. Darrows, who has boon tho pastor OF tho
First Congregaticaa anil Church in this city for a
year past, has teudorod his resignation and will
shortly leave for Europe In Hoarol OF health,
tho bad condition of Which constrained linn to
give up his charge. Flo Is a talentod young man,
aud possesses tic love aud sympathy Of Ills
congregation.
, 1873-06-03
Now York livestock NInrkot.

NEW YonR, June 2.--Necoipa since Saturday, a34
l4at week. The market opened nith 4 dull feeling,
, 1873-06-03

funny, full OF puna, goodt bad, and indifferent,
| anil an abundance Of diluted sling. TO
| thbso fond Of this kind" Of enter
| tafnmont tho play will DO found amusing,
| but to those who prefer standard
comedies will bc dull md inslpld. Miss Putnam
| Is Bet and sho iH tho salno MisH Putnam who la
| very woll known to Chicago plny-goorB. Hllo
| sinBB: a couple OF Songs In paasab1o voice.
| anti her mann or and motions aro mixture Of
| Maggie Mitchell and Lolita. Blo hae caught
donie Of tho tricks Of both, but cotl1oB IN to
neltlor. Her assistants nre ft,lly oqual to Choir
parts, but thoir pnrts aro not always oounl to
tlem. Thoro lavo boen thousands Of bottor phys
In Chicago, mud hundreds worse. so,no persons
It will pioaae md aome It won't. Th6sp 1t will
ploaso alould 60, booauso It will plonso thom !;
Those 1t will not please should 20 too and i,nd
out how much It loeB not please them. Thia is
good atlvico. md should 30 judloously taken.
The lnto,- Ocean mny hive. prejut1icod tho highly
moral by stating that Bet. npponrB to i{al ford
In such a. manner rs to 'ill TINT cliasto
md respectable toraon with lroatt, eAuRod
BY his believing her to bo wearing .tho shirt Of
Capt: sohuylora dead wife," This Is too bad,
and for a highly moral journal. q worry depraved
mud oruol hoax. Mrs. Schuyler noVor did woar a
shirt. = :
|. ,,vrna, oprnA-no1,ar. -
Moran e. Mnnntnos 11inntrnla tnol. noaaora;on
of Myora' f1nnra. Tfonuo iaat. nveni,,y ond nrn.
dudod a ynrInI and .nno,,ano Xii mf 9arns k;lfv
Mann,nr's no1no IL tha t.ronf mira etthm In ccr.
o. fnr wt1, nj hta fanffa lie nn,irnra 1nvo I,,,
ptill. ria tro,1no IL oYcoiant In a1mnat
oynTv nortiou,ar fhnv u;n1 wnT Ianna tn nor.
foction. nnj tI,or .ncr,oats;rca are droi n ftho
oxtron,e. Thn hnnao ,rnv na f;,,l NJ n cor11 com:
fcri.tt, - frt NV w.. - tutt - ~ tsfA.
, 1873-06-03

:. Philadelphia Cattle Market.
j., PHILADELPHIA, Juno 2.-OAT1LE-Dutl. pticea favor
buyers. gaeas $500. Extra Ponnsylvsnth and Wcst-
orn stseEs $lb0@e.oo; fair to good % COM
sIrEP-unchangcd. sales, 3,eo0 at 6t8oho.
UodB-In fair domhud, Bales, 5000 nk $8.0QaB 25.