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, 1873-11-16

IT0M sNe 1Ht90V IhV.1 }G'EtHf!.
A singular allll Aad ncoldont occurred to Mr,
Andrew Locko.t, Of Spencer County, lust friday
afternoon about 4 o'clock. IIo and colorod
man in lis cmpIoy were engaged In filling loft
with hay, wlon Nlr, Loclsett set . hay fork,
prungs nj, bosido wagon a.,t climbed into the
this le olimhol out OIL top Of tho wagon and
thou sat down to slide OF upon tho ground. In
Ills descent ho strnol tho fork, aPyoig OF which
entered Ills body. piorcng the Aokrt aud killing
him instantly. lle VAS man Of family, mud
cay M "oi n sn au S1ooa aony DO
yloyel BY al WIN know him. IIa had nsilfanae
on hlA lilo to tAa Alnpunt Ut &lDQpu,
, 1873-11-16

His Threats Against Contractors and
EIezii- Estate Owners l30cIarcd to 3rc
All NNnacl1Ac--IFl1at tlso Council I11.
dietary CoMt.iittco Know About
Wooden Block Rnvcmcnts.
The Judiciary Committee Of tho Common
Council hold n :eeting in tho Mayors Office
yesterday afternoon, to consider references.
Aldermen Richardson, Pickerpg ind McGrath
and Acting Mayor Bond were present.
They first took up the communication OF tho
Corporation Counsel in relation to tho exchange
OF tho old Bridewcll lot for tho Post Office sito,
and agreed to recommend the adoption OF the pre-
amble and resolutions granting the city u por-
ton Of tho alley Oh tho west side Of the build
ing.
Tho petition Of the milwaukee, l. St. Paul
Rai}road Company, praying that blasting bo pro-
hibited III the quarries i'll tile northwestern por-
tion of tho city, was tckon up. Tho track of tho
Company IL located noar tho quarricB. The
Committee decided to report adversely,
After aomo debate, they agreed to report an
ordinance allowing ours to be unloaded and
miniature round-houacs for switohmon to bn
bnilt in tho streets, if tho sanction Of the Board
Of Public WorlsH is first obtained.
In regard to the Stowe circular, whereln evory
real-cstato owner is threatened with suit for
damages, il royalty on modern block pave-
ment Is not paid, tho Committee will report rs
follows:
Tint tho circulars appear to be principally issued for
bunconto, The nrst Claim mate In thu circular noice
u to tho exclusive rght to construct my Ad Nil wood
ell block pAVelnens tha laid upon sand, gravel,
Or earth foundation Wooden block pavetnensA, 10 fnr
as is known first appeared tn st. petcrsburg lussia
ln 1865 aud begun to be laid In Engard IN l85G and
all of them, "p to about 1sa3 were laa directly
III tho English rAtGut Ut Simeon Wood, in 1912,
wedge driven through Ills blocks into the cnrth
foundation Is shown. Tho IloekH, however, Of
different FORM Tho clan,, threat, to hold tho coll
traotorE lilo city, I cac and every rcalestaB
responsible u anngoa for thin any other pavement
patent IL simply nonxense tla law IL wo Hettled
tnt raeitec cA Evo hut nb recovery for Infringe.
ncnt Oil tho patent article. Yha claim for nlil-
ugca and tho threat against this and othrr cltics aR
well liz against private persons refusing 10 pay tue roy
alty otc ia especially propostcEos. Of every person
Of patent without heihg In thu ieast responsible
for ths co,rsa tuton by or net OF other partleB
We layo aao exauliuad all Of tho patents Wo could
tl,3 that wcro Issued to Bad BtoweAYo and one re-
isSue,-uul cRn full no patent that gsauts to said
Stowe my auc!l thing 10 chiNs Ill hia crculAr no.
tce. Wo aiso atly!aet At tho gamo kind OF rayr-
nlcnt sAawn IN the patoHt Of Dce VI, 1872, was
laid in This city curly 1884, by the hoard Of Pub
liu Works. II Ia very evident that tho circular waa
drawn llp by person wholly iguorant Of ratents
aud patent Inv. Your Com1pittua would therefore
raeo,nsncllt that attention. 6e pal to sail circular
nuice aul TINT tho petition lot the contracora up
tlE that tn Investigation fa aAeJ bo placed !lle
The Committee thou adjourned
, 1873-11-16

noaa,--thoro would bo less inconTenionco fo1t n1f
around. IT Madame millionaire would not bny
hor a1amont,s caal.tnorea. md volyots upon tho
she Ind tho caBh tn pay for them. thoro ntal,t
not 6o alich ~ e1tonBiyo bueineHs done but We
think 1t would bo on flrmer basis. md thnt an
ployos would thon bo auror OF work anl surcr Of
pay. ''No - ~
let tho wonlthy Hpond tholr money fro,tv, Inv
ovory pretty thing that moets tllolr fancy and
pay for 1t. Those WHO manufacture theso nontlu
things neod not onvy thom. or rarn nt thnjy;
1nvshnoss for Which ia 1t better, to giYo yo
work or
GIVE YOU ALMs?
II they keep thoir gold and bestow 1t In c1,s4ty,
you arc tl,oi the recipients Of their bountynnd
aro accepting TINT which you hnyo not efned.
+ tloy clotGo themselves in purple apt 1fnc
linen, roturnist1 their houses, ovon. giy larga
How many aro bonoGtcda OF course you gll
naturally aay tho middlcmon,-tho dodors. No
doubt but II Madame orlors now d,tht from
her nodiato, somo Of you mus 20 Cpl
poy'db b,ot to make t1a, oor \ up w' sTo 70
Boon Occupied in tho wenVing, dyene, or other-
wiac manufacturing tho origins FABRIC. Tho
supper which Bho orders may b. traced baok III
tue same way, giving work to rany people; 30
With her furniture, hor carpets nos floral docora-
my in tho wealthy closing thlir purses ut II timc
like this. II they hayo tho rody money to indulge
freely III 1uxurios. Luxuy for the rich means
work nnd comfort for the poor,-n charity md
dissatisfaction. Let oac1 poraon spend
WHAT he ON AEFonD,
laying by, II possible d sum for rainy day,
aud, az much as he cai. ignoring credit.
Tho woman WHO makeB hor own drcssea,
1howovor 1ors whom she s;nn,r Gan Afford Gcir,,,d 70
ipg somo poorer rorEon who needs tho work and
tho money. II sic feels that at aucl, time aho
cannot pay cxor}itant bills to her modiste, lot
hor find some p1rson who docs tho real work,
and give 1t to 5er at fair price, and then pay
her 1t once tlo ready money for It, Sill, do not
lot her rail It tho modisto or tho retail dealer
for their high prices. That these people Should
bo in fashionable localities. that they should bo
able to show n hoavy stock Of elegant goods,
TINT thiF should DO done in oxtrayagantly-fu
nished parlors or large stono or marble stores,
ago. Tho only trouble Ia, that it haa not been
done upon q sound basis. As regards hor per-
Aouni household expenditure, it is, or should be,
ina woman's powor partially to remedy this.
COMPARTMENTS FOR ALL Bile BUYS.
II luxuries must DO cut of until brighter
times, then tl,oy must be, that is all. It will
not help matters to indulge in them ut tho OK
pGnso Of Bomo ono elso. There was q time
whom a1ch d thing was hardly thought honorable.
Ont Of debt means comparative happiness, while
in debt moauB positive misery, which will natur-
ally rocal to most Of our readers Alr. Micawler's
moral reflections tloroupon. And 30 no closo
with tho natural corol]ary from tho preceding !:
Spend all tho money you Cali afford buy any
thing you mood, If you can pay cash for it !;
refuBe credit !; aud do not cunsider 1t economy
to buy D. calico droBH IT thoro is no reRHon why
ADJ.
, 1873-11-16

Tho New York store, at Nos. 2Sl and 28d West Mad-
ison street, not closing out, but selling new goods
at extremely low prlcos. Black volyes which cost 60,
49, md $40 yard being sold respectively for s4,
s., and 80 yard, and blnck silks Of good quality for
81, sl.25, and s1.6o yard. aood French cashmere
md poplins ut o. G5 and III cents which have cost
than TINT 10 import. French gnlpurc lAccB,
broideries aud staple goods offered ut less than
iu tho boot anl shoe department Ladca' shoes aro
hong sold ut from ST. 80 to s. an $780, md chdrcn!a
shoes at from 81 to 81. Hurts, JohnHnns, md the
finest mike Of shoes kept in stock. Everything
sold at low prices.
, 1873-11-16

Mcasrs. Bishop l. Barnes, tbs popular lattera and
fur anufacturers at tho Of State and Monroe
areets havc tho largest and best assortment Of ladios
mud gena' furs offered III this city. Tholr hat
department Is full Ut NIL the lnes styles Ut noby hat
aud caps, They havo tho salo Of tho ce!obratel
Amldons dress slll stiff ind soft ats for this city.
, 1873-11-16

1fyon venture nothing, you hopa for no great
improvement Of your fortune. ticket In tic next
Gift concert ut Louisville, which will bo given on Dec
next, for tho benefit Of tao Public Library OF HON.
tucy, 1nay make yon rich beyond your widest hopcs.
Twelsa thousand viii receive 81 so0oo0
givo information a their olicc, Room II metropolitan
Block, CORNER Of LaSalle aud Randolph streets.
, 1873-11-16

Take memorandum Of prices Of furniture dealsrs
anu bankrupt stocks thnt Offering great induce
ments thHn'go to Colby 1. Wirts, Nos. 293 ena 2D4
State stres and sava from 10 to Ii per cent this rn
are determined 10 reduce their stoch may be judged
by tho amount Of goods being delivered daily To tlleir
numerous customers.
, 1873-11-16

"a ". q 15s z 1EtIT1u4H,
having bought Of tho Assignee In bankruptcy the en-
tiro stock OF O. r. stouo Will offer tho Mt Crcat
discount from Arst cost. Tho stock compriscs cur-
tains shades, feathers, spring hcda and quilts. They
wil also open IN the ut1t few ays in tho rcail depart
mcnt over 900 easea OF assortc fall and winter dry
goos and carpsts al bnught within tho last few days
for cash. buyers WHO do cars to sayn their money
will do we'll to call ut Nos. Ill., ILL., and 116 State street,
near Madison.
, 1873-11-16

Cost Snlo Of housekeeping Goods.
We eholl begin Tuesday morning to sol1 for cash
all linens aud housekeeping goods Mt prime coat, md
raany articles much below cost. Wo havc determined
to cose cut this department regardless Of value, and
will mako such prieca that nny In want Of these gooA
will buy. This " bonn titlo aalo. Wo shalt positively
close ont these goods Tho stock 10 now full and cons
pce a'u those Wo by irst WI nave re best chance
in millinery, clna, aud velvet Departmental. 1Iotch-
kin, Palmer l. Co., Nos. 1877 and 139 Slate street.
, 1873-11-16

Drew's Business College,
located at !. 278 and $50 WcAt Aasliaon atrcet Ia
rapidly increasing in numbers and public favor. This
institution s conducted upon the Actual Business
rla. Thia department. Ia now In full blast and sosuo
at thn students are nakng fortuna III College green
UArE8.
, 1873-11-16

Reduced $40 to $15 on q Suit.
". L. Darnu1n, importing tailor, No. 154 Doarborn
street, III orlcr to clear out Ills n,enso stuck Of I'M
ported clotlls Is making ito 10 SIG reductions Oh nil
suits ansl oyercoaa nude from them, aud prossoa jlnt
1nale,
, 1873-11-16

Cnnnod- Fruits Reduced in Price,
Pokin Tea Company, No. a7G 6tate street, note re-
aucion In prco OF Is to 30 Ter cent. They quote,
bcat tomatoes, b cans, l5c; ID cans, aoo best
peaches, III cana 42u; ii cans 500 Egin corn, 93c;
Yarmouth &c; best halcng-powder, l h cans, 40u
s tb cuts. 81, rs. .
, 1873-11-16


John A. Marshall CHI 6e fHlt,d at Thu popular tailor
l1B establishment If H. II. Perry o., Nm. 100 Doar-
born strcp Ills frienls vii! ,nu Will, corsial well
come, Wiaro 0y e4n ana claalas aad deslrao atylea
Tor agutleIueux WGAr,
, 1873-11-16

'e frh of the richest ua.egiaa mud In a!l thu most
stylish and popnlar ahupea; also goutlcmcn's Heal
gaps, aoyes nr gauntlcta, at Cooper l. IIennegen's,
ahItuclalty, Prizes ia suit tl.oa l.,aca,
, 1873-11-16

Gents, get tho lowest reduced prccs Ut any clothlng
ho,lso In Chicago, then to No. 1a9 Clark street {rc
omher thc nnhar), aud we hereby ngreo to give you
thu an,u quality OF gana for ~ per caut cax o,uy.
D. J. Lines, cloIh!er, No. 129 Clark street.
, 1873-11-16

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which is pronounced by the leading medical au.
thorities OF London and Pari' "the most powerful
tonic and Alternative known TO the medical world. u
This is no new and untried discovery, but has been
long used by the leading physicians Of other coun.
tries with ,conderJul remedial results.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs
by cathartics and physics; they give only tempo.
AIRY relief; indigestion, natulency, and dyspepsia
with piles and kindred diseases are sure 10 follow
sured.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat ST., New York,
Sole Agent for the United States
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circuor.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
gu %berfaufen.

@a Cine In gutter Sage Der Stabt seIegen
Brduerei rehit nlen Dtobtlieu uIo bihiheM @arten
1T aus her Sanb gu uerfauIsn. 9sluroer sa9e bai=
Der eiene fp oerIptas gu irQe1o elmer iiGhtliten ODER
ofenilinen lEftalt. 81 erra8eR IL Der SSp ;. 81.
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Surd q. s.. 9cSer S SObnc.
fsTA 8erualters= Serfauf

EslH BON
TpertbpoIfem 9ruusei9entb u m,
arunb;tnsfrei, an Der Sfieite Der @oothc<
StraBe, fibltd Don BeaionitraBe, auf Scout
Boint.
SIN fFofae etnrs Defretes bes Sreiseeridtee fir Die
Gfapt Baltimore miro Der unterSel6nele Berrualter
am Ylase Dpnnerftaa, ben 20. 4Rai 1873, BAD
mittass nm l1br, auf cffentliper Iuttion Die nad=
ftebenDen tetoen lDertbuolen Grunnp' dBe o~frtaifen:
NGr ben eriten Elde on Der eints Der O1iette Der
Gootisf rQse In Der @ntfernun9 pom 80 fEIB iiioDeits
lid on Ser Sibot- gde Der Seoionz uno @oofteitr.
aniar qenr, bann liotpefliD IGnss Der @ootteitrase
so Sus eeheno, bann iuoonlib, parallel nit SeGioH.
StraBe So fSuB, barn norb0itlid, parallel mt @ootz
ME gum Antanse.
5nr ben Spettsn Ylab an Ger Sibofieite Der 6 ots
feitra6e, pie oielelbe ais zine 80 5us hleite StrGBe
aueeleqt iuerben ION, in Der @ntiernun9 BON 60 SUP
iuolucifIib bon Der SIbWet.Sde Der G5ofiies unb
Beaionhrase aninn9eno, Ram iibipefti6 longs Der
SooffeItraee 80 6u6 9ebeno, Damn tief eebeIo, oilid
parauel NIT BeaionltrGBe 60 Sus, Damn hnotooiiib,
parallel nit @ootfshrase3 80 Tus bis on cine 10 8uS
brette Anep, eann ldn9s Der Sibwshieite beid9tel
Iuep norttuefIih TO Su6 bis sum AniarespIe ee.
Fir Beisreht febe man Die llrtunoe BON 6sinrid
9Beibel uno 6rou on @ottlieb 8. Ntutfdler, ueIrt
in Siber q. o., SIR. 549, Sol. Is II. {. 10, einst.
tra9eH.
Bic @sbGulitFcits beltsbcn in 8 2sR6disen sivael.
f%teinerHcu @obr tduiern.
In 6 un6 etn DritttbeiI in IL Yionaten, nit eli
herbeit Al DER 3uiriebenbett bes @erpalters.
100 Heueel6, menn Gs Sugeihiager III.
.. y. 9Sent, BerpnIter,
SIR. 6l, 2Beff =Sa1ettes Stra6s;
GamueI @. @pper & &Dhne. Auft
Sieof.gte Der @aps uuS 6dpettefraBe
QOS,l2 .e,24.8
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3n ~nerfaufeu

EI;l 9as eutsebaute uno bibltz setsseuc eobn'
aus Yr. 234, SarpalefraBe.
8. Srrpina Sittp,
fMuo- ICY Ny a OF iRnuI7r
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uHberfGli6ter Gitg
Sura giamadben 81 40 Gents pro @aIoR,, Iogit
refine @eDirse nne rpheu SHsr7er gum Gins
Hla3sH bet 2out8 8. Nfeie s 8rueers
3D. &6e Der Sdnuoers uuh GamSe en- ra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
I'll ~iInItamtr., ariifen 9erinston:
3n bsrfanfet1.
2n ~uerfQnfen.
3u nermicthen.

EssHgI Sac 8 fodioe gsObrbaus Er. So, saama
9bpm1s Sill,
n GHp nor Gnhette. UNI Sk. Rnninr
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rnaiA @cun}p!uaniaz aur., naBe smitg=
ESi;5 GfraFe.
3n pcrFaufeu Doer ~ oern1tetpen'
eas gs obnbaus nit elben, Nr. 3tS, VennioloG'
nia aserue, I6 bt 80 bu5, 5-fodtJ uHo 9runo'
Jpbn eslenn d Gorsp.,
fse-, Jfr. 1, st. BcnfhrnRf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
nm 9utdJ g. $. Goher G. sDbne.
@a Sebr ipertbppiles Ornnoet9ens
= fhiInf


an Der Gde Der Glib Sntams unb We1fItraBe
(auabe L Comp. g YianOfabrit 8esenibsr).
Wittrpudb, ben IA. Mfai, 1873, Ndd,in;ttdgs 4
ubr, tperoen mir am pIase GILES na6ltebenbe lebr
%pertbuole @igentbum %oertaufen, namlth-
Z. l, gB b b u NIT 2aoe n an Der Suer
Siede Der Siio.@uiafp. unb WeititraBe, an Der gutaps
StraBe II sSuB brett unb an bergSeititraee 70 sSuB tief.
Die 9ebauoe auf oieIem Ytabe bette ben in einem oreis
it0disen jie9eliteinernen 9ebdube nit 2aotn unb brei.
itOdi9cm SintGr9ebGube, gBaher i'm 9anjen Sauit.
9runo3ins SO pro BreitefuB.
Nr. 2, Wob aus NIT 2aoen an Der gorbs
01tede DIR Suo=Gutaps une QBes trase, IN Der 9utan.
Strase 20 s5us brett uno in Ter g~BeItitraBe so SUB tief.
Sie @ebdube auf bic EN- Ylabe befteben IN einem brei.
f0digen 5ieaelfteinernen gBobnbauIe nit 2aHen UNI
| breitDtisem 5iegelltetnernen Sn:er9ebduoe, gBaier u,
I 10. 9runpSins 81 pro SreiteiuB.
SIR 8, benz Obi9en angrenjenp, an Ter @utalpItra6e,
Is ffus brett unp 81 6uB tiei. Die 9ebduse (gir. 1851
| beIteben in eineln 3 'tOdl9en 3it9eliteinernen Bobnbauie
nit sipeiitDdi gem sieseliteinernen Sintereeb1upe gBaIier
u. +. 10. 9runfJins $l.75 pro g%reiefuB.
SIR 4, 4 WDbnbdu e r an lDeft., nabe Gutap-
| Strase, ieees in Sup brett unb 80 SuB tief. Die
| Gebaube SIR. SO, 55 unb 81 befteben in oreiit0di9en 3ie.
| oeliteiuernen gBobnbauierr, Wailer in allen SDfen.
grunoiins 81. rs pro SreitefuB.
8ertautsbetinsungen: Gin Srttt9eil am Bertaufs.
toos. ben Reit in unD 6 Wtouateu nit 3inien uno 9es
| nsbnioter Siderbeit, poer Nues baar. nab Der gBabl
bes Qaufers. Sine Nnjabluas bon $50 auf ieoes Saps
mi i bet'm 9aufe gemadt peroc1, Ob'9es @i9eniblr
| 1T Biz ,um 8ertauistaee gum Yripatpertaui auf Ipplt'
| fatipn bei'm NufiiDnatpr.
cam D.. Gpper & Spbne, gutt.,
1859 IL 81 StoofzS6s Der @dps Il. 5Gpettetr.
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lln 6nuShaIfun4en.

S6ift Cure eumpen unb aItes MetaG mad benz
srosen 4nmpens II. Wetdus&aaerbaufes no Ser
ben Wertb bailr bsfommt, obne abSubau6el1 ODER
ausHidte.
2ud@abfdIe uno WolenpaGren aler art fluo 30
protent i'm Breiie gefIeseR.
S6s Der ebens uns gtirlinsfraae,
lMebr S0, 12Ntts,> GIb Conn, Baltimore
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Games SS. 0eSbes,
Marnianb=T aarif galbanilirten GiSens

(MaryLand GdIVanized Iron Works),
Er. 90 unb 60, Dprtbfrase.
Nasnt fir bic variety Works" in Oorf, Ba.
Sisrothen iir @iien . Srrntem bon gSaarenbau-
iern, sBotEscbduoen, ofertliten gsboubcn u. t. NJ.
Gs~iseuaeldnrer tir tSottesdder, 8BobnpIdBe u.i.f i.
GiienaufiGse fir Odtsr, 2raesefsle, Stalein.
rthtune fir Biaroe uno ainbuifb.
GarnieNe BON aaipaniifrtsm Gifen uno an
eorten Sieratben con aaluanltrtsn StleH uno 3tn!.
&iieus pne Slebpdber. (ytop2Q1Jt&1)
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Blu perkanf fen nn0 81 pfrnlflben,
Su Derfaafgn.

ExiI Sas aro6e prsiitoGiee 5leeetfeincrne Iaobnz
bons nit 3. toitscn oinier9ebGuoe, stall uno GSG'
gen Die niie IN Stntergrun0s, ns Nr. 2S5, 2Selt.
bin9uugen u~erfauit. SIN 2bell DER 8auiiumme bGat,
Der J'ef in DohentlIbeH oosr mor1tliden 3atlrn-
gen nit .airien gu 6 SroStnt. Raberes III &r: 80,
G6sf nnckxrnre ,Qi-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08

EsII Dos 5aus uue eaoen Rr. 60, 8anooers,
nabe TrattfrcSe, Elm gutter BlGB. eIn9trlntet fuI eIn
WonriQftur. urb @aidnterie.@eftdit. ftb ieboh fGr
iretnS Elm Ssiadft pajenb. ionic asrdumissn Bias
I'M Sintereruuhe en- @npres : aaea, ltb tur stne
6a6rlt ober Ggs,ffeue etaueno. Wtan tuenoe ft6 an
1oiepb weale 81 Gpmp., SuhbaNbttr, Rr: "a.
@eSf: Eapettez, ncbe @barGeStrG6e. (80-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-08
.bn ufrhaaffa unb - Dfrm!fiGia
3u Dermiet1en.

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