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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-12-05

7rOTs2a2c eSahe'-Detaul. having been
. made in the payment Of certain lLdenture Of
mortgage bearing date The sixth day Of May A.
D. 1869, executed by Lewis y. Camtield and bis
wife Mary Camtied Of the townehIp Of Pine
Grove. Van Buren county, state Of Michigan, 10
John Greenwood. Of the town cf Paw Paw,
Michigan, and recorded in the Office OF the
Heglster OF DeCdg, o. Van Baren county, state
OF michigan, IN libeg Y, on page 229 on the
tenth day OF May, Z. D. 1869, aud the amount
claimed TO be due thereon at the date Of this
notice being four hundred and eoyenty-one dol
lars i~i1I) including an attorney fee OF twenty
five dollars provided form e0ld mortgage, and no
suit O. proceeding at nW or u equity having
been instituted TO recover the amount now due
and unpaid end secured by said mortgage or
any part Thereof. Now therefor notice is here
BY given that by virtue OF q power OF sale
contained IN SAID mortgage there Will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder.
on Saturday the twentyfourth day OF January
a. D. 1S71, at the front door Of the court
house IN the village OF Paw Paw, Van Buren,
county, state OF Michigan, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF said day, the premises described
in SAID mortgage or SC much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the amount due or unpaid
on said mortgage with intereat and cost. said
promises being described as follows, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section nimber nineteen in town one
south Of range number thirteen west. contain
ing forty acres, be the same more or less
Dated October 18th, 1878.
970t13 John GREENWOOD. Vi ortgagee.
William Il. Hawkins, Attorney.
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Grue Nortberner.

Paw Paw. MIcmGAy, Dc >. 1873
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by y. -. RICHARDSON, Under Sheriff

ass1sagraiVtsntUT'" SaaHr. - Notice IS
hereby given that in pursusuce and by virtue
Of all order and license 10 sel, made by The
Probate Court Tor tho county OF Van Buren,,
Michigan. and bearing date trc Goth day Of
September. A. D.. 1873, / shall sell at public
vendue, on The premises herein described, IN
the township OF Pine Grove IN sad van 3uren
county and State of Michigan, on Monday, the
twelfth q ~ Of January, 4. D., 1874. at the hour
OF ten o'clock IN the forenoon the following
described real estate belonging to tue estate OF
Robert NJ. Richards, deceased. to Wit: The
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
and the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter OF section number sixteen, in township
number one south OF range number thirteen
west, and containing eighty acres OF land ac-
cording to the nited States survey. One
fourth OF the purchase money will be required
to be paid at the time OF sale and the remain
der In one two and three years with interest.
Dated November 26, 1873.
HENRY G.. STOREY,
q7lt7 \ administrator Of said estate.
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Manufacturer and Dealer IN
BOOTS 4 ND ,SHGDES

- IL - IN ~ ~
Manufacturer and Dealer IN
BGOT,& 4 " - 'SVOES
Nam Street, Paw Paw.
Having opened Il Manufacturing Establish
mont for the above purpose, / beg leave TO IN
form tho dealers and citizens OF Van Buren
County that l am able 10 furnish them w the
BEST OF SHOP MADE WORK,
az the very lowest prices. 1 manufacture all
my Boots and Shoes, ana am able TO warrant
them to the CO.'S lmer. Manufactory. under
Free. Martin Co.'S Hardware Store.
S9J y. RNItNS.
thaurcry Smie.-state Of Michigan,
the Circuit Court iorthe County OF AN Burep,
in chapcery sarah g.. stone, complainant, vs..
Alber, \. abbott, ilisie Abbott. OrvIlle S. Ab-
Dott. James Haynes, Mary Nj. Haynes, Newton
Foster. defendants in pursuance and by virtue
OF a decree o. said Court. MADE in the above
entitled cause bearing date the 18TH day OF
September, n. p, 1873 / shall sell At public
vendue, to the highest bidder, at the front
door OF tho Court House, ID the village Of Paw
Paw, in said County OF Van Barren, on Tues
day, the 23d day o. December A. D.. 1873, at
one O'Clock p. H., of said day, the following
described land and premises. VIZ: sixty (60)
feet OF the eouth end Of lot SIX (6) IN block
20, IL the village Of Decatur, Van Buren
County, Michigan, according 10 plat OF said
village on record with the Register OF Deeds
Of said County, al Paw Paw, u said County.
Dated september 29th, 1873. 956t
.jOEN y. SHERMAN, Circuit Court COmmr.
y. i. LOYEBIDGE. Solicitor.
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PuIlman's Palace Sleeping Gar,

Are attached to Accommodation Trains between
Houston and Anstin. y
Passengers for Waco mnst take Mail and Ii.
press Train leaving Houston ut 7 30 A. IN. ia a,1i
The above Trains make tho following connee.
tons, viz
Al Hearne with International R. r. daily Ism,
DAYS excepted North at2 90 p. m. and 40 a. m,
South, at 2 OO p. m, aud 10 p. m.
At Waco, with stages for Peoria, Woodbery
Covipgton, Cleburne, Acton, Cranberry, Weather
ford and Jacksboro, Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and SIM.
iays, at I 90 a. M. For rowash on Fridays at i d
a. M For Valley Mills, Clifton, Meridian Poolout
Irejull, DuIo, Stcphensville, on MONDAYS md
Thursdays at 90 u M.
At Mexiu with limo of Hacks for Fairfield an.
Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays.
At Dallas, West for Weather ford and JaCksbor,
Mon 'uys, Wednesdays and Fridays at 90 a. m.
lGast, for Tyler and Longyiew, SUNDAYS, Wedn,,
days and Fridays att go a. N.
| For Fort Worth, daily at 90 a. m
Southwest, for CIcburne, every Non,ayalyO0am
Northwest, for Denton and Gainesville, sy,,,
| Wednesday at 7 20 am.
At Mckinney, North with III Paso Stage Liz,
daily Sundays eXcepted) for Sherman, Red Rits,
City, aud Terminus OF the NJ, Il. " 4. railroad i
West, via Plot Point Denton, Whleshoro.
,GaarsvIl'e Decatur aud Jacksboro daily at COO ami
East, tlrweekly) tuesdays, Thursdays and S.
urdays, for Greenville, Bsuhanl, Paris, Carks, M
and Jefferson at 9 % M. .tr .4t
/ At i.edhettcr, with daily stage for I.aGrange.
At McDale, with daily Stage Tor Ba,trop
At Austin, with daily Stage for San Marcos, New
Brauples, San Antonio and FL Peso. !. lCts.
Through Rates and Ellis Of Lading given from
Stations os the line ofihs road to New Orleans and
Ncw York, via Morgan's Line of Steamships Cal.
weston 10 Now orleans, aud Merchants Lns Steam.
ships, New Orleans to New York, shippers furnish.
ing their pwp Bills LalinS
For rates, apply to Station Agents, or James w.
ManenH', Northern Agent Sherman, and HI. RI.
daz, Western Agent san Antonio.
\ QH J. DUhAND, Genl Supt
j! WALDO G. .F&TA t. 9litaa.
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Loads to Happiness!
A Boon 10 The Whole Race Of Woman
DIR. ]. BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR!

Twill hiring on tho Mensos relieve all pain Ut the
montbly "peflcd;n cure Rheumatism and Neurnl.
eia of bnck aud Uterus Lencorrt@a or WINES
and partinl Ptolapsus uterli cheek excessive now,
audlcorroet nll Irregularities peculiar TO ladies' IA
In win rnnloye all irritation ofkidneys and blaJ-
der. relioye Co,lyenrss; purify the blood; give tone
and strength 10 the whole system; clear the skin'
lmpartlng a rosy hue 10 tho cheek, ana eheeriulness
to The mind. 40 d., ,,...
II isas hursa cure IN all lhe hooVo ulseascs ~
Oulnine is in chllls and fever fl7
Ladies can euro themselves all the abovo dis
enses without revealing their complaints oany per.
son, which Is always Notifying to their prldo and
molncsty.
itisreeommsudcd by the best physicians and the
clergy. -. ., ,s,ot1
BRADFIELD & Co., Atlanta, Ga.--Dear Sip;-l
take Measure in stating that have used for tEsa
twenty yeats, the medicine you are now putting up,
known as Dr. j. Bradheld's Female Regulator, ana
consider IL The best combination ever cotton togcth-
err forltho diseases for which tits recommended.
have been familiar with the prescription both as
practitioner OF medicine aud IN domestic practice,
md can honesty say that lconsderita boon 70
suffering females, and can bat hope that every lady
in oar whole aud, who may be suffering in any way
ueculiar to their SEX may be ablo to procurea bot
iIs, that heir sunerings may not only be relieved,
but that they may 10 restored TO health and
strength. With my kindest regards, ..
l AM respectfully, W, D. FERRELL, M. D.
- ". FEAR MARIETTA, Ga, March q, lSo.
lMcssrs. WIN ROOT 4 S0N,-Daar Sirs;. Some
months ago bought q bottle of Rradfeld's Female
Regulator from you, and have used it In my family
win tho utmost satisfaction, and have recommend.
ed II to three other families, and they have found 1t
inst what il is recommended The females who have
used your Regulator are in perfect health, and arc
able to attend 10 their household duties, and wecor
daily re recommend it to the public. .,su -, q.
Yours respectfully Rev, H. b. JOHNSON.
We could add thousand other certificates, but
we consider the above amply sufficient proof OF its
virtue. All we asa is0 tral. ,.......
For full particulars, history of diseases, ard GER
tfcaes of wonderful cures the reader is referred
to the wrapper around tho bottle. ff
Manufactured an. sold by lid. .4.4...
BGADFIGiLD & co, qn
Price 81. 50. Atlanta, GO.
Sold BY all Druggists. ..
Apr olS1!-3!eoS-l,r.
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7 AID FOR SALE,
.tnyLt DALLAS COUNTY.

Fam miles North Of Dallas, 100 acres in cul-
| tiva'ioi plenty ofwater and timber. 441t
| Fam 5miles North of Dallas, 80 acres in cult.
Walton story concrete house.
q Aces u miles North Of Dallas 'ht4-
25 Aces mile North Of Dallas. 'aGeialJ
90 tcps mile North of Dallas I'D. ss,4oFe
SEQ Ares on Mountain creek, the J. $. Jones
surrey 900 '"E y. Lt. ltd4
Fam in Polk county, Mo-, to exchange for
A Fam in Lawrence county, Ark., to exchar &c
for rexs lsnds if.ii4 .''4 7aV. ui'i ssF1
G94 Afesl mile west Of Dallas.st nsos.as.
RESIDENCES in the city Of Dallas.
| s'oc-house on tho East side If the Square,
| Bushes lots on Main and JEFFERSON Streets 10"
| 4. Rc-idneeioE mail fSfts of tbcti,J.. ~se
$40 sres miles E. d Laneast,rY bpnstokda
.oS scess9uih side Of Duck creek, near the mouth,
"a aces ID miles S. ~ ofDallas fne timber part,
~ DIG VI. Shaw survey.isl4454.l z tf.ts
500 ages u miles w,of Dallas part Of Jas, Fur
1s5 aecs4 miles Northwest Of Dallas, good timber;
parof Il. Derbin surveyor .itl uliiLt4g.
60 tyoihirds acres q miles $. W. Of Dallas, part
-ofy ?. Overtsn survey; good tlmbcr o. ~
I'd acts milesVS. of Seycns, part of9tlie Noah
hei!erson survey fine timber. .cllayL
aOo aces y miles Northeast of, Dallas, improved,
papof F. Moss survey. "@'' i.-"'i fas r.
15 acts u mile northeast of Dallas, part of ].
Grtby survey. sea ...f ~ Ia
&C esoinins the depot grounds part OF Grigs..
E byinrvey. @h HiF s3{IRN
8 acrs joining city Of Dallas on the north.
Benton County. ts ,ussl
300 afes ~ miles 81 otiLouisyiIe, part OF Clarin.
A dNAuires sD vey, improved.
$50 aces In theS, Z. corner Of county joins Mar.
tia farm. 'N' ANAi-'h ans ak@W 6GA .
'1gsIs nni Collin County. sobrsy
100 aces In Southeast corner OF tho county. 4,
Tnrrnt County. He| VT0,ot Z
100 aces on West Fork, ~ miles 4. Oft. worth
1850 mcs ohMusiang creek part Of John GiIlilon
Henderson County. 'ts+iH y =
$50 sses miles nsrth Of Portef's Bluff, J. III.
Shape survey, improved. raa act esi =
Harris County. kga t.9 n
jay mSs on srssn' ;Bsyen, VA LLsaxsnnipps's
ItamsiIton Comfy. ss,1o : i
GAO ascs miles IRON the town of Hamilton, pat
emil to u. D. u. &c. r. r. Co. ~
y nGity BITS and Residences. vog .s.,aA
iHop and lot IN sherman to exchange for Dallas
count ruad'i p,ytss Xxx ~, ~. !,
rexaiquas to exchange for s.. ". Missouri land.
sswind Gri,t Mill, 70 horse power, to exchange
Land eriiAcates for sals.s " L. ..cc I'd, a., x
e. fs AULT. JENKINS &AULT.
JULY, iS72-isAi ms2iicC sdl " VOC 81 q
a. lasigaL 40 a. a,ld L. z,
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. j. W. COBBjS

Name wllone more time be seen In the HERALD.
letakes this method ofiniorming his many friends
Of Dallas, Ellis. Tarrant Collin and kaufman com.
ties that he can be ionnd inhis ONCE over the store
of Dr J. W. Hayrcs', at all tines, day and night,
waerehe will be happy TO operate for all who may
favor him with call.
After many years practice Of Dental Surgery sue.
cessiully, no isev"ry way able to give that satisf
tion which tho science demands at the hands an ope
iator. Hi, skill ~ operator eau he seen In The
mouths OF many personsin this county, that have
stood the test ior u r1SySaSspassed. Hsextracts
teeth without much pain, so says all who have tried
him. iulv " ,To AT.,w
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We take this occasion to thank our
friends for their liberal patronage extend
ed 10 us while at Corsicana, and beg to re-
mind them and the people generally, that we
are now openingat Dallas one ofthe largest
and most complete Stocks of Groceries ever
brought to the interior of Texas.
Purchasing as we do, direct from lmpor-
ters and Manufacturers exclusively, for cash
on the spot, and by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves frou store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unavoidable
losses Incidental to Big Credit Stores, it
must DO perfectly clear to the comprehen-
sion of every one that we can afford to sell
our goods at small profits.
We would respectfully solicit the public
when visiting our market to call and ex-
anime our Stock and prices for themselves
All articles guaranteed as represented,
or money refunded,
Our House is situated on South side Of
Elm Street, N. E. of Public Square.
Respectfully,
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Lace >erchiem afs growing too
comy he wealthj 'f.- s-shiona-
BILE at,giG
National Republican., 1873-12-05

GENERAL CITY NKwn.

See advertisement Of Washington City Hiber-
nian Benevolent Society No. 1.
Last night the Grand Lodge, I. o. q. t., Of the
District OF Columbia, installed its offlcers for the
ensuing year, at the hall OF Oriental Lodge, cor
ner Fourth and East Capitol streets.
The committee OF the Tennesseeans having
charge Of the recent serenade 70 Hon. Horace
Maynard have addressed letter Of thanks 70
MI. willard for courteses shown on that occs-
sion.
The Board Of Public Works have directed that
the necessary rails bc placed around the parks
In front OF the Jefferson school building. The
| cleaning up Of y street, between Sixth and
seventh, has been ordered.
on Wednesday afternoon Lieut. Kelly cap
| tured q man giving bis name a. John McGlll,
who was paying his respects 10 the citizens In
that precinct, representing that he was Catho-
lie priest. The Lieutenant shipped him TO Balti.
| more.
The lecture OF Or. Poulsou, at Union chapel,
on Twentieth street, last night, giving interest
ing details OF his travels from London To Vienna,
was well attended, and great interest manifested
| by the audience. After the lecture all hands
partook Of an oyster supper furnished By the
ladies' Of the church.
from Alexandra, with 1,aoo bushels Of whea
| Tor Hartley a Bro, and the canal boat W. n
Bellmyer, with $500 bushels OF wheat and u
,arfels OF iour for Joseph q. and John N
Waters; 800 bushels Of red wheat were solt
| Thursday afternoon at sissy.
Mems Christian Association occurs this even
ing. Lincoln hall, the pariors and their othei
rooms will be thrown open. The exercises vii
be both literary and musical. Very nne musl,
will he In attendance, and three celebrated
iSe occasion. Al iassrest,d % public % viii % DOUBT I
less manifest their interest In the merits Of thi
Institution by full attendance.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
An Interesting SIectipR-speeches by Il

An Interesting MeetiBg-Speechesb by Rep.
resentative Men In the Late Campaign.
An Informal meeting Of the Virginia Republl-
cans now In the city was held last evening At
the rooms Of Capt. Everett W. Early, chairman
OF the executive committee for the Western
district, at the Imperial hotel. The meeting was
largely attended, not less than nifty Of the most
influential working members Of the party from
every section Of the State being present.
On motion OF Col. Plat, Capt. Z. W. Early. OF
Lynchburg. was called 10 the chair, Col. French
]. Bramhall, OF HarTisonburg, and Col. John II.
Paphani, Of Richmond, were elected secretaries.
On motion OF Col. Forbes, the executive COM
snS E we're tes Por S aS sss Of
upon the subject OF the recent campaign and
election, the causes OF our defeat and the pres
ent situation and prospects OF the party In the
State.
Able and eloquent speeches OF the most de-
clded and encouraging character were made by
Hon, Jas: II: Platt, jr., Col. =. X. Chamberlain,
ward Daniels, Col. X. W. Hughes, Hon. ". il. ii.
stowell and others. 1t was shown that notwith-
standing many thousand colored men were pre-
vented from voting by intimidation and oiher
means the vote for Col. Hughes was fifteen hun
dred greater than that cast for General Grant;
that the returns show Republican gain OF
twelve thousand white votes; and that the Re
stronger and more united than ever, and possess
ing the entire sympathy and confidence OF the
National Administration. II made the most gal
asl sLrawga;iorward - w, var sht on principle ever
yet bear fruit. With the blacks In q minority,
and large majority Of the whites still imbued
with the Confederate war feeling, It fought the
nghi with small hope OF immediate success,
strictly on principle, and under the constant nre
OF the most lntolerant prescription and bitter
ostracism. virginia was the only State that In
creased on the Republican vote OF 1879, and
those who made this gallant fight deserve tha
honor.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Orsn snnizatieu OF the New Bsard-Trass-
action of General Business.

Orgnnizatieu Of the New Beard-Trass-
action Of General Busiucss.
A meeting Of the county school trustees was
held yesterday at the Executive once; present
Messrs. Brown, follott, Settle, Packard and
Brooks.
The meeting was called 10 order by the secre-
tary, Charles X. Douglass. aud after ballot, Mr.
J. s. Brown was elected president
A petition was submitted from the citizens Of
tho seventh district, asking that Miss Julia
Wright he allowed q re-oNaminatt0n, so that
she may be appointed assistant teacher Of school
No. ., In district No. !.
| The following, offered by Mr.. Drown, was
| adopted:
Resoieed, That an additional morning school
| be opened at Mount Pleasant, commencing on
the fst Of January, 1874, and that teacher be
engaged therefor at salary OF so per month,
or at the rate OF 500 year.
Mr. Folliott offered q resolution that School
No. >, District No. 7, be consolidated under one
teacher.
A petition from residents Of the First district,
asking that school No. O. In that district, be re-
opened, was referred 10 the trustee from that
district,
Mr.. Settle offered the following.
Rosoirtd, That the county schools close on
Tuesday afternoon, December %, and reopen
Monday morning, Jsnuary5.
Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
NAVY YARD AFFAIRS.

visit Of Admirais Porter and Alden-Pbeto-
graph Of tho Keel Of tho New ship Tri-
ana-Dischargc Of Callers.
Admiral n. d. Porter paid an ofiicial visit 10
the yard yesterday. The Admirals nag was
hoisted, and he was received with salute Of
seventeen guns.
Rear Admiral James Alden paid q social visit
to the yard yesterday, and called on Commodore
and Mrs Patterson and Commander La Boards
Ice and lady.
A photograph Of the keel Of the new ship
Nipsic was taken yesterday by the yard photo
grapher, Mr.. Smith.
Workmen sre now engaged In putting In the
mAsts Of the Trians, which were taken out to be
repaired after the damage done them by the col
runaway Of the Trians, reported In the REPuB
llCAN several days ago.
A discharge Of six calkers from the construc-
ti0n department took place yesterday. This wa,
rendered necessary by the completion OF the
work Of calklng the Fortune and Shawmut.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Sad Result Of somua buiIsn,.

Yesterday mDrning, about O'Clock, Mrs.
Lewis Baroer, residing at No. 2sT Four-and-a-
half street southwest, while under the influence
OF somnambulistic sleep, fell down night OF
stairs at her residence and received serious In
turies. The family physician, DE-. James X.
RELY, was summoned and responded lmme-
dlately, and gave II az ms opinion that her stna'
OF the brain, injury 10 the spinal column aud eN-
ternal injuries also. THIS unfortunate lazy was
adly Injured some niteen years ago from the
same cause.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
HeIp tho FatherIess.

The President has accepted an Invitation to be
present at the concert and tableau which is to
be given at Lincoln hall. Monday evening, 18th
inst, in aid of tho Protestant Orphan Asylum.
Some OF the best OF the musical talent In the
District will assist the children, and the pro-
ceeds are to be devoted 10 "Merrie Christmas"
for the poor waits.
As the Holy Christmas time approaches each
father and mother should remember these little
ones, whom the Master loved, and remembering
that It Is within possibility that their own dear
ones may one day be left orphans. Let the heart
open wider and help these little ones In merry
Christmas" to forget their loss.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
DISTRICT MILITIA.
Meeting Of the Cavalry Omcer-.

Meeting Of the Cavalry Omcer-.
A meeting OF the onicen OF the First battalion
cavalry, District Of Columbia, was held at the
Executive once last night.
There were present: Governors counted
Guards-Captains o. X. Duffy and John /. King,
Hurley, Second Lieutenants J. A. Crocker, IT,,
and T. j. Phillips, Brevet second Leutenants
Thomas ]. Duffy and N. @. Fiannery. Presi-
dents Mounted GuardmCaptain B. "; SUNNY,
J. W. Walsh, and Brevet Second Lieutenant
Joseph PlAtz.
Adjutant General A. Webster was also
Tho business OF the meeting was announced
as the election Of battalion oficers, which re-
suited as follows Major, W. W. Writ; adjutant,
Lieut.. Tompson; surgeon, DR.. Barnes; sergeant
major, Theo. CASTILLO, and hospital steward, N.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
RAILWAY ENTERPRISE.

AhothoF BtFeet HRHWny Proposed.
Among the bills introduced In the House Of
Representatives on Wednesday was one by Mr..
Piatt, Of Virginia, to incorporate the Capitol,
North U street and South Washington Railway
Company; which was referred to the Committee
on the District The incorporators named are
Joseph Williams, WIN. J. Murtagh, b. Y. Fuller,
W. J. Cowing, .. h. Bond, WIN. Sanders, q. W.
9oodAll, @. A. McIllhenny, L. A. Bartlett and L.
II. Chandler. The route proposed Is. commenc-
Ing at the foot Of the Capitol grounds and run
ming through First street west, Indiana avenue.
Third street, New Jersey avenue and o street to
Twelfth; down Twelfth to L north, Il street.
Fourteenth street, Ohio avenue, Twelfth street,
Virginia avenue to Maryland avenue, along
Maryland avenue to First street and place Of be-
ginning. The capital stock will be not less than
each. The fare to be limited TO six cents over
the entire route.
National Republican., 1873-12-05
Cnpture Of n wild 1Ian.

Yesterday morning, about II O'Clock, oniceI
Fisher, OF the Georgetown precinct, while pa
trolling his beat, captured man In q perfectly
nude condition near the high-service reservoir.
He Is apparently about twenty-eisht years OF
age. When asked his name, he replied Aaron,
and said that the Odd Fellows and Masons had
the balance; further, that no was o music
teacher, and lived In Plttsburg. Persons who
know him state that he lives In Bryantown, a
suburb OF this place, and that about i've years
ago he was knocked down and robbed, and has
since been out OF his mind. lie was locked up
at the staton-house until his friends call for him