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Marriage at the Court House

The Judge of the County Court per-
formed another marriage ceremony yester-
day. in the presence of all the Court House
attaches. The petitioners for Connubial
felicity were 10. Davis ard Fannie Petway,
hofh cnlnred.
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Seats NJ the Synagogue.

Those DESTROYS Of securing seats for the
ensuing holy DAYS, can do SC by calling al
the Synagogue Oh Sunday next, from 9 to
l2o'cioJ k AN. and 3 to O'Clock P NJ, when
the committee will be in attendance. a
prompt call is requested.
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Battle House Bathing and Shaving Sa-
loon.-If you want a nice Shave, Hair Cut,
Shampoo, in fact anything in the tonsorial
line, call at the Battle House Barber Shop,
where every attention will be paid to custo-
mers. Webster & Gregory. sep17 1w
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Social Rail.

The st. Joseph's T. A. Society give So
cial ball at the Skst ng Rink on Thursday
evening next, the 18th inst. The balls Of
this Society have always been largely at
tended and very enjoyable.
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Got the shakes, have youq Wen, buy

Got the snakes, nave you1 wen, Duy
Kress Fever Tonic, prepared by w. @.
Hamilton s. Co., Cincinnati, o. 1t not
only cures you bat keeps you cured. This
ca, 4 be said of no other remedy yet prepared
fer Sgue. Many cures have been reported
tI the proprietors that seem next to mirse-
Mons. Kress Tonic costs only 81 per bot
liz box of pills free with every bottle
and the nao,, rietors warrant it to cure. For
sala hv Ewin. PendletOn & Co. and at De-
TnoviIia g COS jan7 sats 1&w&w1y
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Commitments of the Season

= Deaderick street last night wore a hoi-
day appearance. Tim Brick with a tull
band serenaded Tom Donahoo, and the lat
ter reciprocsted.
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tionary; minus q tendencyto fan; plus (f) ten
dency to rise. A. @. FORD, Observer.
The river was falling yesterday, with ~
inches on the Shoals.
The Kingston East TsnaesSeeGn Of the
18th inst. says:
The hull Of the new boat Of Mr.. Hugh
Martin, the ar. N. Bishop" is approaching
completion. From LOOK aro:nd the other
day, We were impressed with It's magnitude,
and evident strength and durability. We
are informed l. is the largest that has ever
been built at this place-its length being l5S
feet, % feet In width on keel, and 81 90
deck, and her construction is such that she
viii have an Immense carrying capacity
with light draught. We understand, Mr..
hurry, her builder, hopes to bsve her ready
for launching by Saturday week,
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Black Silks! Black Silks!--Just re-
caived, a large stock Of Grograins, Taffetas,
etc, in all grades. Prices lower than last
season. Be sure to examine our Black
Silks before buying. Sarnoles sent BY mail.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
sep20 st
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WandcFeF.

A fine painting of Wanderer, the noted
race horse, has recently been finished by
Scott, which is pronounced one of his best
produc' ions. This picture now ornaments
The hall of the Merchants Exchange.
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For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis and all
affections of the. Lungs, take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. sepe16 eod1w
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Dismissed.

Fred Ter-ass, cclored, arrested upon the
charge Of stealing pair of shoes, was dis
charged by Justice Everett, the prosecutor
paving the costs.
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Rest and Oldest Family Medicine

Sanford's Liver InvigoratOr.-A purely
Vegetable Cathartic and Tonio-for Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-head-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Ask your Druggist for it. Beware Of i'm
itations. mh9 salty
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Oxydized welry, made from coin
silver, the newest thing out, a. DAVIES &
Bios, Jewellers, Church and Summer SITS.
sep9 eod2w
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Oxydized Silver Belt Buckles-The
newest styles out, at DAVIES q Bros,
Jewellers, Church and Summer streets.
sep9 eOd2W
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Long Fans in black and colors, elegant
ly embroidered and painted, at DAVIES g.
Bros, jewelers., Church and Summer SITS.
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CITY NoTIcBs.

Lande & Brother, Ha'ters and Fur
riers, q Public Square, are daily receiving
the latest style HAS and Gents Furnishing
Goods. Their stock Of Dress Furs is com
plete. They make also Dress Furs to order
and alter them into fashionable styles.
san1S AZ
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CRYSTAL Watches-A decided novelty
for ladies' belt ornaments, at DAVIES q
BROS, Jewellers, Church and Summer SITS.
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Instead of Bitter use Sweet Quinine.
jy26 deod&wSw

Trunks, Valises and Satcnels In great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. DuDstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block, les If
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Oxydized Silver Chatelaines and
Leortines, at DAVIES & Bros, Jewellers,
Church and Summer Streets. sep9 eod2w
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AbOut Railroads and RAILROAD Men.
Two cars of stock, destined for the
Charleston, S. c., market, came in on the
ST. Louis and Southeastern road yesterday.
The various depots in this city have pre-
scented very lively and bustling appearance
for the past week, immense excursion trains
crowded with colored people, coming and
going almost every hour.
81. l.. Morrill,, Division Superintendent of
the st. Louis and Southeastern, is in the
city, and L. B. Salisbury, Master Mechanic
of the same road, was here yesterday.
Excursion tickets to Omaha, Neb., are
for sale at the Louisville depot. These
tickets are gocd for the 5 A. M. train on the
24th inst, and are good up to Nov. 3.
The cost Of the ticket for the round trip is
S31.7O.
The st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railway is valued al $3,500,000. 1t cost
originally S1S,0OO,0OO.
Conductors on The st. Louis and South
eastern Railroad run through to st. Louis
and have q lsY-over there of twenty-four
bcurs, and thirty-six hours at this end.
Track laying is now going forward on the
line Of the road between MaysVille, KY,
and Portsmouth, o., and the road between
these points will be completed early in De-
csrnber. The road is a national necessity,
and there can be no doubt of its final &C
complishment. We miss our prophecy, if
in a few years these roads are not connected
with the grand trunk lines centreing in the
'.future great city" of st. Lou's.-St. Louis
Journal.
Train No. s, on the St. Louis, Evansville
and Nashville .R abroad, which arrived from
the West yesterday morning, consisted of
forty-fve loaded cars, and was moved by a
splendid ten wheel engine, one Of the COM
psny's recent purchase. The switch engine
Ajax, however, had to help the immense
train over the grade between this city and
Belknap station.-EudnSuiIle Courier.
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Oxydized Silver and Gilt Vinaigretts
the nobbiest thing in the market, at
DAVIES & Bros, Jewellers, Church and
Summer streets. sep9 eod27
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Just ReceiVed-A large lot Of Scarfs,
Ties and Bows, "latest Styles at McKee's,
Sc Union street. sep20 It
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Shirts made to order and guaranteed to
fit, at McKse's, SO Union street.
sep20 2t
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Fall Style Hats, all the latest, at Nc
KEGS, SO Union street. sep20 Ut
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Fall Style Silk Hats at Mixes, Sc
Union street. sep20 2t
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Rio Janeiro dates report recent attempt
to assassidate the President OF the Argen-
tine Republic.
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THE FAR WEST.
again ON the warpath,

OMAHA, Sept. 10. The Sioux Indians
are officially reported as being on another
raid. Runners into Fort Fetterman on the
18th, state thst a large party split OF from
the main camp which was moving into
Fetterman in conse quence of the Arraphoes
having killed a Sioux on Tongue river
LARGE parties are also reported as having
been seen thirty miles north OF Fetterman
en- the 10th, going east.
Another Grab frcm the utes.
DENVER, Col Sept. 19.-Hon. Felix b.
Brunot, Chairman Of the Commission APP
pointed by the government to negotiate with
the Ute Indians for the purpose OF securing
from them REIMBURSEMENT Ct portion Of
their reservation IN Colorado, containing
What is called the San Juan mining district,
arrived in Denver this evening from Los
Pinos. saving be succeeded in securing
from them the REIMBURSEMENT of nearly four
million acres, comprising all the mountains
of the Ute reservation. Seven bands were
represented in the council and nearly all
stoned the contract. Mr.. Cree, Secretary
TO Mr.. Brunot, remains at Los Plnos 10 Sc
nure the balance of the signatures The
Iltes we're friendly and expressed them
selves as determined to never go to war
with the whites. Mr. Brunei leaves this
evening for Washington.
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In an advertisement OF bakers business
for sale, the following appears: "Death the
sole reason for leaving; proprietor gone
where ovens are not needed"
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TeEsgraphic Report from SigsaI SeTvies Corps y
s. A., Of ObservatiOB, at 3-5e O'Clock r. A.--bt
the Pacific and AtIdRtic Line. ..-s- ..
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auotber CRAB from the utes.

The Spanish Cortes have suspended
till Jan. 2.
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REVRR NEWS.
STATIONS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, with Changes
In the "a hours ending p. m. sept. 10. 1873
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Marriage, Licences.

The following marriage licences were is
sued for the week ending yesterday:
James W. johnson to Elizabeth Day.
Chas. F. Horn to Amanda A. Sesy.
Robert P. Kerr to Ellen T. Webb.
Daniel w. Burke to Fannie Sigman.
Geo. q. Benson to Emma A. How erton.
Timothy O'ConneIl to Mary LaVelle.
Geo. w. Benson to Mary Jane Hurt.
n. B Foster to RebeccA Matthews.
Ezekiel Adcox to Julia Ann Blair.
a. II. Wright to Belle Byron.
CoLORED.
Audy Briley to Betty Thompson.
Harvey Steger to Casa A. Prim.
Paris Watson to Susan Berry.
Daniel Foster to Josephine Levy.
James Bradford to Sarah Williams.
Owl Harr ison TO Mary Walton.
B. Jackson to Nancy Ratcliff.
Geo. A. Washington to F, Gardner
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Blank {. y indicates no report; cipher (0l st<
tionary; minus q tendency to fall; plus I'd ter
dency to rise. A. @. FORD, Observer.
, 1873-02-08
THE FAR WEST.

Gigantic Mitigation Projoct-rhe Mo-
doc W'ar-O1fier Pncific Slope items.
SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. IA petition is in crcu-
lation at Los Angeles aaking Congress to ap-
point Commissioner to examine aud report on
the prncticability Of turning tho Colorado River
into the Colorado Desert. 1t is olaimed large
lake Gun be thus formed. the influence Of which
would bo to reclaim tho barren wastes adjoining,
over vaBt cxtont OF country.
Tho Taxns Pacific Railroad engineers cont
menccd locating tho line Of road through San
Diego City to-day.
A mass meeting Of pooplo was hold at Santa
Barbara last night in relation to tho mattor Of
propriato 8250,000 for that purpose.
The Republican primary election in this city
In claimed to haye resulted in the defeat Of
George G. Gorhum's faction, but it is impossible
to tell yet how tho County Committee stands on
the Senatorial railroad question.
A messenger from doneral Gillem, direct
from t, the Moloc war. arrived at Yreka
the front. Tho troops arrived ut Van
Tremcr's Hill, on Tuoaday night, In good
condition. The headquarters Of Gillom are
temporarily there now. Two hundred men arc
at Camp Wheaton. and ono hundred nt BornnrlB q
camp nj Clear Lake. Captain Porry'a company
Lost River. Wheaton Inns built storohouBoH, q
blacksmith shop, boats for the transportation OF
stores and howitzora OH tic Ink 0, il it becomes
NECESSARY to attack Captain Jack again in the
lava bods.
Jorry Crooks, wounded in the first battle, died
laRt week. Lieutenant Roberts iB In o critical
condition. The reat aro doing we'll
Nothing has yet boon hoard from Fort CASTOR.
Tho company IL reported to DO coming MA tue
Scott aud Klamath Rivers.
, 1873-02-08


MADISON, Wis.,, Feb. 7.-But little business
was traneaotod by tho Legislature to-day.
Senate bills wero concurrod In, mixing the
annual appropriation to print the State Horti-
cultural Bociotyh trausaotionH; to provide for
tho payment OF debta and logacles Of doceasod
The Senate bill to enable poor poraons to obtnin
Justice freely was committed to a select Com
mittee Of throo.
There was long dobato over tho bill appro-
pEiating 900 for tho state Prison, which
took Sido rnnge % to the general policy pur-
o~ing to tho @ smal humber sf''phisegs Of Pfhisonogsss
and other ca!aeH over which tho prcaont Com
missioner had no control. Commissioner
Wheeler courso, in some respects, WAS sharply
criticised, and he saa warmly defended by Som
ators Of both partloa. Tho bill WAS linafly or
dered to third reading.
Petitions wero presented for comforting tho
land grant On tic North Wisconsin and Mil
wnukoa l. st. Paul Roads, and petition for md
romonatrancoH against, the repeal OF tho Tax
Exemption laws.
4 rosolution was offered for flnal adtousn,nont
OIL tho 27tl,
A resolution for tho appointment Of Commis-
sionora to revso tho laws was POSTPONED to
Resolutions wore adopted for tho appoint
stnte Of Wisconsin against the United statop
for tho ! per cent due by tho United States on
account OF lands therein disposed Of, for Indian
reseryatlons, military lind warrants aud land
scrip issued for military services in tho wnra Of
the United statoH, and by Indian or hals-broed
other Slate also, ono ordering 1900 copies Of
the Statistical list.
a 6cnhto bill WAS concurred In providing that
when there Ia not available property enough 10
, 1873-02-08
'T1lx.k'ytyGrs, LcnEzies

ST.. LOUIS, Fob. IA Tax-payers' League has
boon organized in this city. Its members nre
pledged to each othor, and to tho community, to
do all they can to prevent or punish corruption
Of oiicors, neglect OF duty, aud abuse Of power
to enforce the law against offenders, to examine
tho disbursements Of public moneys, and pro-
tcct tho intoroHt Of tax-payors against Off
oial extravaganza, corruption, and fraud.
No porson holding city or State Of
fee OF profit can be q member,
and any mombor who may be elected or ap-
pointed to such Office ceaaeB to be member
from that time. No person Interested in d pub-
lio contract under city or State can be a NOM
ber. II tlero aro complaints or suspicious Of
misconduct in any city or county, Office, it will
assume to investigate tho matter, have tho
offender indicted by tho Grand Jury, and prose-
QUITO him to puniahmont. It will give to vigil
lont and faithful officers the moral support of
tho League, md encouragement Of it's indi-
vit1aal members, aud IL money shall be
noedod to aid investigation and prosecution 1t
will furnish 1t. 1t disolanB all party character
and connection, and ita members bolong to all
partles. It will, however, take part in elections
to tho o1tent OF publicly md unitealy opposing
any candidate Of either party Of sunpectod viz
tue. md do all 1t Gull to defeat him, whether le
be Democrat or Republican. It will neithor
support nor oppose tiokotB for party reasona.
Among ita .no'nbera arc many of tho woaltliost,
most prominent, and best cltizons of tho city
and county.
, 1873-02-08
DIED.


WH1TE-Tho funeral Of Mrs. Horace White, wifo Of
tho Editor Of TIE wi place from Plymouth
Indiana Saturday, Fob q, at Fronds
invited to attond.
HuGUN1N-At Lyons Cook County, on Thnssday.
Feb Mrs. Eleanor uguniu, toct OF tho late Captain
Rnhott EInKunin, ago 60 yvars
Eunornl from t}a residence OF hcT dnuEhtert Art.
EphEaim Ilo!ton, 1yous, this morning, 1t II o'oocI
Carriages to Grncoland.
-11ENDERsON--1n tho 9th year Of Lis ago, Joseph
Henderson.
day, 9Th Instant. at p. m.
DONAGlUE-On Thursday. Beb. 9, at q. H., Hugh
Donsguo. nave qt County borry ireland. and asod g
Tunora fom residence, No. 773 State stseot
Sunday, Feb. H. at II T. m,, to ST. JoAn's Church,
1y aro fnvitdd to attend.
9IgBqn Eos ysm Glib. AZ ARD e., s yes.s to ..xo.+
to osn iii ~ carz1nErs; Fo o. At o'clock.
Friends at tho family Invited to Atthn4. :. --
Now York CITY and 0ur:etuline. Scotland, papefs
please copy.
DUTTON-The funeral Of h1ys.. Wn1. Dutton will be
bold Ut tho residence Of Mtc. ", K. Stow, IS South
Peorln strne at IL 20 oclook a. ILL.,, to-day pso!npt
Friends arc invited to httond.
, 1873-02-08

pny tho logacy Of deceased povaon, liia renlty
may IN certain eaaes bo mortgagod tlorofor. i.
A bill passed to provide for collecting lahorors'
clalmh agninst contractors by garnishooing mu-
ntcipallttoB for which they work.
4 bill passed, by m agrooinent providing TINT
tho track Of Tho West Wisconsin Railroad should
bo relald md reoporatod between Tomah and
Tho voto Indefinitely postponing tho bill to do
fno tho occupancy Of tllo lnnds mold for dcliti-
quont taxos was roconBidorol, and tho bill re-
committed.
Boil, Houses adjourned till tomorrow.
a strong effort wan madc In tho Assembly to
adjourn over till Monday, but 1t wna oyorrnlod
BY tho faot TINT thore WAS much buBlnosa boforo
tho con1mittooa, who Ind hold no BosRions for
two Or threo days on account OF tho discussion
roll ivo to tho land grant IN progroes before TIE
nftornool.
, 1873-02-08

two have to pay war-prtcoB for everything NC
buy, whilo our corn and pork aro scarcely worth
taking to mnrkot." A suspicion aoomB to have
arisen TINT, through thoir devotion to tho party,
they llavo boon mado tho cat'u paw, and have
boon burnt In raking chogtnuts from tho fro
for other people and also that tho tariff las
boon unfairly arranged, SO as to give advantages
to rlngs and monoroltoB, at their expense. For
instance, havo hoard 1t suggested that 1t is
ahout timo for our United 6.atos Senator, Logan,
to riso and explain why nil tho farmers Of this
ahd adjoining statos should pay bonus Of from
80 to @5 por thouaand foot for their lumber,
fonotng to-, to a fow owners Of rtnc-1ands, With
out tho slightest Elbow Of any reciprocal benefits
to US In return.
Tho railroada aro also having their share OF
ob1oquy; but 1t Is beginning to "get through
our wool" that were 1t not for tho excessive cost
Of iron, We would haye moro railroads, and more
competition III freights. whilo those now IN
operation could DO worked Of far loss expense
roightB will bo to have chonpor iron:
Such little itema rs salt NO don't mind much
yet, although We CANNOT Soc why wo should
,? to third Than tho Gan
that Legislation friendly to uB which aleAes from
us eyon small portion Of our haid-enrned
money to swcll tho cofrorH Of the saline nabobe
Of syraouae and Saginaw. Notthor iB 1t pleasant
that NO and our Bons must toll unremltting1y,
IN ordor that these oxtortioniats may uvo Ii
riotous ease nt Newport and Saratoga.
Tho oxigoncies OF the war caused general in
flstion Of prices. That time has passed, and the
priccH Of farm-p products hayo gono back to theiE
formor loyef. Not 30 the prices Of moHt thipgs
which we get in exchange for orr crops. Com
aoquently, although the farmora hsVo worked
hard, and beon bleased with fair crops, they ara
hardly able to "malso ono hand waah tic other."'
Tho rapid inorcaso Of Farmora' ClubA and
Oranges Indicates that thcy ero waking up to
realizing sense Of the situation, and underntand e
tile principle Of Tho greatest good to the great.
eBt number" upon which our dovornm9nt Is
founded, iB to DO regarded, the farmers claims
to "protcction cannot much longer DO ignored.
HAnnoW.
, 1873-02-08

!AsALLE, H., Fob 1.-The people of Lasale
and and, Porn afo looking forward With great In
forest to tie railroad mass meoting, to be held
will DO decided the fate Of tho prolooted trunk
tine from Clinton, Iowa. through this city, and
Lafayette, to indianapolis, Indiana. Etlaahl iu-
tereat IN tile enterprise is oyincel In most OF
slrancoa have baen received hero that nearly all
will be represented In tho meeting, Indeed
there, is every reason for believing that tho
meeting will DO more nun,orously attended than
any otEer ever held IN IIlinois.
railroad between thla city and Tipton, IoWa, a.
projected will probably be built.
, 1873-02-08
JAMAICA AND HAYTt.

K1N0sToN, Jamaica, Jan. 21.-neavy rainB
here threaten TO injure tho sugar crop.
Sir John Grant hns arrived at vt. ThonaH
from England To asaume tho Governorehip OF
Jamaica This Intelligence has caused much
Joy among tho people. who haye addresses from
every parisl, whiting his arrival. large momo-
ral from the colonists has gono to England pray
lug Lord Kimberly to extend Sir John Grants
period Of administration seven years moro.
Tho American steamship Wyoming arrived
hero on tho 10Th from Hnyti.
Butcher meats havo increaae1 90 por cent, con-
soqllont upon tho late drought.
Tho Cubans nre very successful In forming
Cuban settlements for the cultivation Of sugar.
They are said to DO doing moro thnn any English
planter has yot achleyed. establishing . central
factory near Liustead to induco brother conn-
t trymon to invest III adjoining lands for tho
cultivation Of eugar-cane.
In Hayti all is quiet. Tho elections aro pro-
crossing for tho election Of new President.
Dominique will probably bo elected.
, 1873-02-08

!Spec:a! Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Fob. 7.-The rush Of business con-
tinues without tangib1o result. Tho bill for the
establ!shmont OF Fishing Commission to stock
tho nkos with variable fish, and tho bill incroag-
discSussion I ii tho House and souato, to-day. 4
joint resolution was introduced in tho House,
asking tho Michigan Congressman to try to OBJ
tain authority to bridge the Detroit River oppo-
site TINT city. Tho Homeopathic interests arc
homeopathic department in the University,
outsido Of Washtonaw County, where the Uni
vorsty il situatod. Petitions for and against
allowing the taxation Of Detroit for q public
pnrls without the consent Of tho people at tho
polls arc still pouring in.