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WHAT Is Ira-Qai.e an e1oei.emen. wss

WHAT Is Ir?-Qnise an excitement was
created among hthe country peonle-
especially the colored postion.-by 1the
appearance Of a wild animal about fven-
ty miles from the city. Some say IL ia a
real Bengal tiger, others assert IL to be q
lion, wild cat, etc. ''The old o1ea"aav
its nothing but an insane COW; bnt ali
are unanimous on the scare it is creat.
ing. A countryman reports seeing, day
before yesterday. a COW lying in the road
ir!ghtfuliy torn and lacerated, as If by.
wild animals, Shot guns are kept load.
ed, and a lookout kept for '.ye royal
Bengal's" welcome.
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
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Dissolution.
>hE Sopnrtnership heretofore existing be.
on the trst day OF February last, by limita-
tlon. All persons indebted by account, notes
or otherwise will please call and settle BY 18th
April. IN = - 80 80
All claims remaining unsettled after that
dale VIII be placed in tho hands Of our alter
neys for collection. - i5}'ll.t .efJ-S--SS
Either ono will sign in liquidation. .,..ey.,s.,.
ThOS. J. GIB4ONS
81. III. GIBSON. III
T. J. GIBSON will continue the Grocery and
provieion business, at the store corner Lady
and Richardson streets. -
q n. GIBSON vii! coa.inae the Hardware.
Liquor, Grocery and Provision business, cor
ner Taylor and Richardson streets.
Mar 20 12
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Typographical Union, No. "a.
fINaE Regular Monthly Meeting OF this
4 Union will be held ut the Independent
Engine Hall. THIS EVENING, at O. cleck.
=, b. N. EMLYN, Geo. and Treas.
March %
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Deputy United States Marshal John
II. Williams, requests the Union Times
to stHso That The District. Attorney desires
that it be generally known in Union
County, that bnt few cases are to be
tried mt tho coming term Of tho United
States Court, and no witness will bc paid
Tor attendance who is not regularly Sub.
poenaod by the marshal.
The Savannah Republican Of yesterday,
has the following: "The schooner
Amelia, which left this port about four
teen days since, for Colopel's Island Inns
not been heard Of since, and it il report.
ed has been lost at sea. This schooner.
one OF the best of it's GLASS, had been on .
gagged Tor some time in tue oyster trade. u
Frederick Otto Degener, inventor and
patentce OF the job printing press which
pears his name. died at Williamsburg on
Saturday morning, the 18th inst.
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AN ACT cEDISd THE JURISDICTION OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA TO THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA OVER GER.
TAIN LANDS IN THE COUNTY OF OAR
LISGToN, KNOWN AS THE national
CEMETERY"
lie ii enacted by Mc Seaate and House OF
Representatives Of tie STATE Of Somh Ctwo.
Ina, no~ met dmd sitting in General As.
Sem6ty. ana By the authority Of The snDae:
SECTION l. That the jurisdiction of the
State OF South Carolina is hereby oeded
to the United States of America over
certain lands situated in the Comfy OF
Darlington, and noar the town OF Flor.
enco, known US the National Cemetery. ("
Prorided, That the jurisdiction hereby
ceded shall not vest until the United
States OF America shnll have acquired
the title to the said lund by grant or
deed from the owner or owners thereof.
and the evidences Of the same shall have
been recorded in the Office where, by
law, the title to such lands is recorded
and tho United States OF America are to
retain such jurisdiction 40 long as such
lands shall bo used for the purposes
IN Ibis Act mentioned. and no longer
and snch jurisdiction is granted upon
the express condition that the State of
South Carolina shall retain concur
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rent jurisdiction with the United States
IN and over the said lands, 60 far az
that civil process, in all cases not affect.
Ing the real or personal property of the
United States, and such criminal or
other processes as shall issue under the
authority Of the State OF South Carolina.
against any person or persons charged
with grimes or nisdemeanors, committed
within or without the limits of said
lands, may be executed therein. in the
same way and manner as if no iurisdic-
ton had been hereby ceded.
SECTION Q. That all lands and tone.
ments which may be granted as afore.
said to the United States shall be and
continue. 80 long as the same shall be
used for the purposes in this ACT men
toned, exonerated and discharged from
all taxes, assessments and other charges
which may be imposed under the au-
thority of'the State of South Carolina.
APPROVED, January i6. A, D. 1873,
, 1873-11-02
AAoSd sAelhacrsilnle Lupl1iisg Mt Ken.
lucky Cattle.

Ire, IToM fhs plark County (kN) D.,nocrat Oci, 2s,
we haVo had 1.-Two Lord In our i,idst, IIo ar.
~ mvea g here !, on Monday, aud has boon tho guest
u u, =. +. yanmotor, Esq. His name is Lord
caahiro, England. lie is oattlo-brooior Of emil
hehoo at home, aud WIS present at Caupboil'a
Ereat - aalo \ Inst month, who're ho bought COW
,or 3 soo,oou. sinco then he Inns boon to Califor-
nla, ana oxproHAes hinlaolf a8 charmed with ollr
country from Eaat to Wcst. Ills LortiaLip camo
TO olask county to look at tho 1soso Of Bharons
owned horo by Mr. Vaumotor and othora, IIo is
y9ry soc1nelo, agrooeblo gontlon,nn, aud quito
FIRST nobleman who Inns taken an interest in
Clark County cattfo. Lord Dunmoro bought
eovotal fomales last spring from the lords Of
.Ilos.s Mossrs: vanmetor mid 1opok, and shipped
tii the'n TO England., by tho way, ne noticed In
little istand OF the coast ot Scotland tor 5000 00
Inia cut very small figure In hla estate, hor.
, 1873-11-02
FOUR LIVES.

We eat n tlle light ot tho dying dag
~; Harold, Johnnie, Allie a1id l.
Watching tho annset luah, then fade
| From over tho Garth and sky;
"atenng tho bars Of purple and gold
Grow doepcr, then pale, then die.
Harold was tall and dark, md proud:
Ills check WAS bronzed by tho Indtnu aun;
And a. on his bosom there cleaned STAR
Tho 1owcled badgo that hls sword Ind woru-
For lie "aR soldier, nnd This was prizo
From the haud Of bis Ring for sorrico donc.
John wss soldier too, but ho fought
Under bapnar Of spotleas whilS;
a.r ~. Legion m Of Hon9r the aign Of tho orosa.-
His sword was tle Word of tae Living dod.|' dd'
Ats afmor faith thnt was strong aud bright,
Allie was somsthing-1 do not know what
a fary--baby-won,n queen
plfoauing chtld that cropt into your hcart,-
A naughty tyrant as ever was aeen
And We gil three loved hor, and loved her we'll
But John loved hor best Of us all, wcen.
was dcformed never had valkcd-
-, helpless thing from my nata1 hotir.
''g gI psn ~ we @ ny fortune No broad estate
I had only poets priceless gIft,-
Only loats glorious dover.
Aneehng to oder Ills knightly nnue,
Els grand old castle beside thu Rhine
r,;l Afs nnsullled u 4. houor bis hardearned famc,
AL that prdao could aak, or that loso could claim.
But A1llo said ." No, /" and Harold went out
With u look Of pain In his fierce, dark owe.
Ltte that Of an eagle wounded, TINT aoars
Away 70 its eyrie on the clir to die:
Ami he fell ON foreign field ono day
When leg'ons grow white at lis bastle.cry.
And 10 blessed hor, and kisscd hort aud turned
ne, 8, Ss.s {a:s ss ~ e gsa on ths deck
now IF0plcAl Vines t1uQo over his UTavb.
, 1873-11-02
BUTTONS.

That's the preEent subject.
Women always 60 to extremes. They noyo
have anything but what they wish it were biz
ger. Give woman ton-story house and Oh
will sigh for an attic. "1 Ind only some pIac
to store things, you knowl"
Roader, don't you know that's so7
10 you know Why waterfalls went out Of fasl1
1on2 No! Then I'll tell you. 1t was becaus.
they got 80 big they could no longer carr,
tEem' Don't you remember, at frat the,
Wero no bigger than your fist; thor
thoy wore as big as your two fats then til o sizs
OF augar-howls; and then they grow rapidly te
dinner market, and buahol-basket sizs, and thei1
proportions and neight wero 40 cumbersome
that thoy suddenly vent out-bocaune tley could
| not enlarge thcn.
1t was so with hoops. Our daughters COM
menood with tho keg-hoops, aud wound up with
tho hogahead, and thon they wont out,
Then camo the hustle, which grew 30 rapidly
TINT it at least took four spiral bod-eprine % tn
maks u T. stick out and now, lko Toby candle,
And now como buttons
fe6, buttons. OF all earthly thinga, roruon
arc more infatuated with buttons than any otLor
ono thing. ' 0'N0A
:, a woman ' Itashionablly dressed reminds ono OF
tAe remark that Cousin Jos, in the Rough Din
Tr,,,,x. "a ,-.:s 10FtH' ~ 6oA1k uP Gu
LunMnan' and gong to have buttons III over
1lq 49,.
IN IN thle vicinity tug women wear them Of all
s1Ss aIost hrom ~ eamee,pats &C., to platter Their
Sfo"sn eiot h 30 rapid that, according to tho la.g
.a smns nas governed other eccentricticB, buttons
Ny, nala lave snort anu brilliant reign.
aq, nussons a1' q are about buttonod up.
ernao snltmy AVea On the same street with Mrs.
o,har ~ lneso tWo women are not unlilte any
oen' on1r % Mo women. Their sole aim is to
%t no o,1t tIv aaoy weTe once the best Of friends
~ 49," NV m.a sney aso aeaaly foes.
i,uttona7 nne cma1o'
~ 4'tsrSt sn,;t,,n
cohi,jas n1t.ry m.ry was tinker; and Mr.. Groenoy
hy tho H. vor WY honorable professions and,
gmti,v H. W snay necessary III prairlotown. Mr
Hh ett"h9a aamnaofeo a,,an 1,'wsy and Mr. Greonoy
iin"iati,, ideu Axhs tl;s .! n!le"tme, in hopoa Of
Goods storo s.' On "stt1 tho osal ar. at tho dry
fapter ora I'm. an the moro they stitched
hTrs rraa rv.U emgy from MAKING botli ends meet.
.phat ala ad @ mao now aresa, and 1t was just
frat rraI" aI uoor eSSr since abe was
s1.an n,ats u st9gh sllA' Ihe village dress-
rn1x " h's1on' u H. aila % y waa trimmed on with
Mira npconnu nnf noons on r .o size Of aacoplatos
aa aat,aaa a ta mirror until sho
, 1873-11-02

i!ager beer. sho waddlod past Mrs. smithy's
Mrs. Hmftay was 1t homs
Alrn. smtthy was cleaning windows.
a1l. '' 1"''o''' ~''o
Mira, smtthy fell OF Of her Btcp-1addor into tho
nfns At OF ior servant, aud waa carried to bod with
Next dny, hIre. amithy'a girl told Mira. Groom
cy'B girl that buttons lad gol,o ont Of fashion.
QtLNAN, lN., Oct. u. 1879. En- RfrNrny
, 1873-11-02
THE KNiGRTLY NEWS80Y,
A Tale Of Modern Chivalry, and Things,

4
| o u HAoaern Ciavalry, nnd Things.
1twoa 1-o,, VOW, aIl InE NIGHT.
| At nu ~ uiaar a aha stormy night,
/ u.1,iI u , ,no 5a.1 ~ etreauas camo down,
"tro W. nhhnaseus hs o. soaked and wretchrd folk
Ar1 Meso a, ,,isy niursyahg 70 brooklyn town,
Triad ra lii,B hlinin,B w voico ~ tho ferry-fcnco
| ~ WV s0A'''
| r. ,,.. the HERO.
- 1h,n,! %Hn !" ,1 nt1'o , ug,"sopy chaps
NJ nuMy ,a1san anu .,a woax and wee,
| ~ 90 rory small 1Taa he.
~ ~ as,,, =, Ine ~ lofty FL gate he stood,
He wore m lev voat 14n Ia aEao a3aa, WAS At ATTHRn
on, 10 1 hsauAlGsI !, nle OF shirt-
@IT w. uutS coat tAla Watf could boast
H. nss ers srs1 xla tn tais as.' erora % dense
'' wv 'e4@ =
The homew,raa aantnE ImE mEno aso,s' w5LTs7n. ;cE1
vi Hnu e,n deas utsroscu to buy;
~ n1a ss1i n,@5 20 scu hla printed wares
nE4trs rona ~ eeasea ea!ee !; re- 70 try,
:. 5. 5illi so5os' 81 along tic IL tta:t. ferry. ''1a
0You EadoM Eot ! wo, W, r. hasssr 49, w.. said'
Fen as ho spoke, oor checks 90 brown
Tho ready tears came rolling down. WV
.o,r,,>,,
Oh. then IN stanne Saaa 1nmaIn , 70 TIE aEsouH.
Who gavs ut td.1ssa aanse Il tss ,oo.
"Coue. Come. ilttin Ioott u ~ sat,s;. sSars;
fou shant got stuck, for We boih vii iry."
rtrr ooon o,,,.,,n.. .....-. ....
lin atonuo9 HM.sxN nm, - ArIIAREfH on TUE qcxhz.
ar t1ta ,nodsr, ni f,m1, nat1n,sta'an,
n oome iii 'th n,a ~, 1oox.Sn no.aS'aa uteea
Has Jacky s,,,cI, un .rrcmt reMsuas 1ast 1o'''
For. ia # 80. lila irss5 H. s5ts ~ 4eSa tn;n,
IL worthy tho knights of ollen ti1ne.~
rm urno,s no.,,, ,....-
uyrs Joctv ,,. s,atora t,a HONE o =; STORY.
RI his y,nthase nHn ots'eta = I,i thu OF tAfee,
t,r m 1onS 1.11 v1u y" .mni hu hmaaaer. yer memoir
Ard In ai.vars mn,a . ,,aai anan gets 1funR,
en a,"h ~ H. r. f,dso {;1 = atiu ~ ul heF.
Must earn few pennlca 10 help alou1.h
THE nnoox, w o,,..n,a,>.
T,c,, ne m,i.,.. nHaAtAn LEVETn OF H1a FRIrRos.
Cried Il 1,ome n ,no ~ ~ als ~. !raonds 10 gay
INV ,nucb .rnst ~ 9 ni9 ana see
No,r " I,,. S.oAs e Eo9a sha!! CASH may do;
Eor ~" -, n'y 1y,i thcao o1tfaa OF Inc.
10 .uni ntt T "a e9n-cems ~ s, stamp YOU must part
, 1873-11-02

'fT '.fWhoti iS!olmea' d1 nn,e WITH some warmth.
rhones uu ye mean when you speak Of
oynr 20 tne story ho told last night Of tho
"Moying Iae; Observation-Disclosures. .o..,,.
WA can ,un9 no be d1rivipg At. Thorno p.
"a well Az Mr o1Pa'n, ama,a was the ropy Tholno
on tho faca ao a1t; IT. rnLomoaon ookod puzzle but
lar aoarohpr mu1o a@nrasaine inera waa also singu-
''1aq.'9. ~:
,,t.5 ~ e. goa deny,"1 demanded "that you re.
SoNns th. o. lug temporary animation Of your grand
iase 1%snor poItrM1 whoroby tho hiding g-paoo OF
, 1873-11-02

flnoments of lifo." e''' ''o s''' TO-
=, "Ah, my friend" aaid Mr. Douo,sou shaking
rs head, "yon have got tho samo false iIcass
naoay ttoy a1 nayo. You oat.t appreciate nature
too, more boentIlal than human art tie tr.ciur :
OF tno great Maator's poncl, / viii SHOW yor, g
landscape 1sa,N and Sky that will put to shame tho
1Ga f. tPat = yo'1 galleries: AZ for commerce, What
ioH ! repeat It. And you talk Of roano.
mont mon y ts shallow. II Is MI abBurtlity on it's
1"ce,-WAolly unnatural and eorluptlne n
.,ta Ut. 10 Doneson had apparently grown quito ex-
Gaseu pat Knew by the twink1o Of his oyos that
guest g, up and draw lin out. Ho succeeded. '''N
Thorne smiled, aud aail, ";rhnt in nil vorv
1no, and you have right to YOUR own yiow;.
hnt ! thorn ero Two sides to tho story. Tho coun-
it fy ~ Te!! enough, i'll fact It is necessary,
=. Tho city IL grand Workshop. Il is thero
have tho qutntoaaenco Of Observation-Disclosures
ilSG u ~ times 3 concentrated There
~ and 1u aetivy IT, It's rGe rfGfsng g1 r. :, tg wsl 9t
Ct Ct all thu great IDEAS Of tho country. Il ia tho
tmIaa5 olIna1 ol mans achievement. All oyoa aro
tuiAuu toWarus It. II n1an has now Llca ho
gees 70 tllo CITY, for there It wl bo appreciated
,niat a dtovuropoa ns,o 20 H. IN tho country dozon dots
!nlsnS BApo ~ ltm for q fow monlonts, but tloy
would soon return to thoir pigu ani shean NH
vote genius lul,atio. ''e' ''"o ''''of 3'''u
:, ,ia1 Anu our music.-thia talk about the music
81 81 hirts FRA a,Ml brooks s hunbg. It isnt ,n,,so.
@at I; ss yoa no!11f ea Tho ey% Gnr nor melody
az and tnyoctlYe III bird language Tiee croaklne
Of frog may oxproaa far n,oro 0hrlBilan.liiteo te
sentiments than tie twittor OF q ararrow. No,
glSs me tue human volco liylno, Or j tjle
nouaa aar o. stFinEotl instruments wollol by
Ynm otingng heaYon down to earth.
ssiymG'honios, G'. Or Monde!asoln's .quartottos, or
Haydna 1oyoua sud sympathetic etraina: il van
!! hsa, you wouldn't chatter about tia aonE Of
01fos' And!ook At our commerce, and trade, Ind
, 1873-01-05
WHAT WILL He DO ABOUT TT

a number Of the moro wealthy aud leading vot-
crs OF the Fourth Ward have addressed to Al
derman McAvoy, their representative in the
Common Council, the following communication !:
alderman j. Il. McAcay:
SIN: Tha undersigned yoters of the Fourth Ward,
represented by you IN tho Common Council Of our
city, respectfully cal your attentton to tho pond
Ing repeal Of the ordinance of the city which prohibits
the keenuy open Of tipping houses the sabbath.
At the last election, held Nov. s, 1872, the
Alderman to - yonr colleague, very sharply
drawn the question Of tho maintaining and enforce
ment Of the ordinance to which We rufer Indeed, that
question the which tho Ndermanic contest
conductcd rather than upon any question Of State
national politics, Is abundantly shown by the fact
that the Personal Liberty League used every endeayor
pesance Pc @ Ba1ean to elect NJ sd1ed Tho 1sstor gen
tean howsssr f e. Though pledged as he %as TO- TIC en-
fsssG Of s IT, Of e. in
vote e I
question: 1t would result in large minority for the
continuance Of the ordinances.
to reve1ze your LAST vote thls question when tRe re-
rised ordinances ehnn come before the Council for
final action on Monday evening ne1t. We deem 1t
probable that eingle vote may decide tie action
Ordinance which we, In with much the larger
portion Of your constituents, consider Of tho
City. VIC therefore earnestly protcst sgainst repei-
on Of yonr vote Of Monday evening last, in favor of
repeal and appeal To your as IN Alderman
those yoa wero chosen 10 <tpres<nt.
MARSHALL FIELD, crRus BENTLEY,
O. g. UouoH, L. p. DooxE,
4. G. BADGER, JAMES f. Tyler,
II, NJ THOMPSON, J, II. WRENy,
RopEEr HE7vEI, L. LKrrEn,
BENJAMIN E. GALLur, CHAs. $. TAPrAr.
l. B. MEEKER, r. s. DonB1xs
J, G. DONE.
, 1873-01-05
DIED.


TzAYSER In Chicago, Friday, Jnn. 3 1853, Of punr
perai fsrer MaE A.. vito Of Henry 1faysas ia tho 3h
year Of her aEr.
Funeral to-day tsaud.y> e u from heE late resi-
dence, 15 Vest Lak3 thcnco to rart1 church and
Ro~s Hill. Friends rc.pcctiu uy Invited.
:g-San Francisco, Virginia Ctr tNev-}. and Troy
GILnERT-Aitor aIo1t Illness A. G. Gilbert, assd
81 yrArs.
fnaeral from his late residence, <'6 Bnttorhcd-st-,
Sunday. at p. m. .....
s7,~kostoa tMass> paper. pl.ase copy.
PETERS-Aftcr short inesa, 1t the readeEce Of his
~ sentnt go ,,t.cn,o IL y, n,nsr, rae,.a con,
F.tRHELL-At Atcritag, H., ian. t., is:A Heasy
F1rwc1 father OF joan " Charles and Simeon Far
well, OF this city, aged n years month aud day.
WILLETT-Ats sne West Jackson. It. William Roland,
infant Of James r. and Fanny 3. Wl1lctt.
TIoAAs-Tn this city o. Saturday merntns, Of con
ind ISdia F.. Tho,nas, agod Is months and daJs.
tE Brooklyn IN. " rapcS1 please copJ.
ELLSHORTH-Dicd suddenly, from accident, On
Jan. 8, Joseph Ellsworth.
Funeral st ato residence, LBS Ewing 1t O'Clock On
MondAy, tho 6ih-
HlLIs-At uMsa, N. T. on Sunday. Dec; =, 1877,
GIa. Harriet b. Hits, aged II mother Of Ja1. HI.
and .. II. Hills, Of this city,
, 1873-01-05
MihMiE MYRTLE MILLER.

Another Failure TO Attract IN Audience to
ncr Lccturc--t;ucss 1tic People OF Chicnso
Do Not Appreciate Hcr or Her "Cnuse."
Mrs. Iiun;o A:rtlo Miller lcctured, yesterday
evening, ut tho Union Park Congregations
Church, before an audience OF about one hun
.dred persons. While tho novelty Of Woman
descanting upon tho weak and strong points,
the follies and foibles Of IN ex~husbaud, would,
under ordinary circumstances, draw largo
crowd, in this case tho most amusing parts ofthe
description wero published in al the papers some
weeks ago, and the Interest taken in the matter
has, to q great extent, died away. Had Mrs.
Miller crossed the mountains with the married
life OF her husband, and disscctcd it beforo East
ern audlenceo o month ago, abe would probably
have done much better, though thore would al
ways have been q feeling that the whole thing
was in rather bad taste.
Whoever lectures at tho Union Park Church is
sure OF at least Emnll audience, mado mp Of
people who SO in order that tho receipts may bo
large enough to- pay the rentot the roorn and saTo
the church from any loss. Poop1o who 50 ingpired
by such motives are not apt to. applaud, evcn
when they hear anything which ia worth It.
They sit there eolernnly, and spend the time in
many are dead heads. So tho lecturer had overy-
thing against her, the small audience, and the
glum hearers, some Of whom. every now and
then, scratched their hends meditatively and
seemed to say to themselves, " Have not heard
something like this before ?"
Tho lecturer has IN abundance Of curling
black hair, which needs no artificial additions,
and which she allows to fall npon her neck in
gracefully flowing ringlets: She bad a small
white cloak upon her shoulders, and m Immense
pink bow at her throat. In spite Of tho beanti-
ful hair and the mingled red and white Of her
complexion, aho looks like no woman lost in
dreams and reveries, but like sharp practical
individual, who knew very well whet "as q what: that:
round1y for his yagariea. sho has the worldly
wise expression Of woman who has kept ,t . =
boarding-ho for some time, and can tell a
paving boarder, from cheat. :
The lecture is tho same Old one which has 81; a.
ready been published, and she delivered it neith-
cr well nor III. Occasionally she stumbled nt =
word, but, as general thing, sho went through
it smoothly, in clear, distinct voice. Judging
by the attendance last night, and By that on tho
South Side, the other evening, it docs not seem
likely that she will find Chicago a profitable
place for beginning her lecturing tour esst OF
the mountains -
, 1873-01-05

T. H. Stove1I. D. D., ot oS5 A{ichgan-ar., CaITtn =.
Blake aud Jennie II. Thompson, OF Chicago.
KNAUss-DE CE.csgu, jan. J. 1s;3, at tho
Eiuard Chra,y, J. Herman kntzss AMI Manic +.
Dexter, both al this city. No ca-ds
JQSLYS-TEWK WKSEURY-0a jan ], ls71, at tho
aaroa House, Toiono, I'LL, b5 tha Ks7: Mr. Gsnham,
Mr. D. G. Jo<}ya. of C6oc1<o, aad Miss Emu1 L. Te1ks
b4rJ, os va1ono.
E1-Champaign papsrs please copy.
SEWBURf- ths residence Of tbs
BRIDES parents No 81 West Lakc-st-. "Wednesday
eEeninE; Jan: by ths nsv. Alexander I1n1ss. M A.
a!.st daughter Of Thoraaa Ca1bnc q Ill Of this city
EEastcyu papers please copT.
, 1873-01-05

Captain John II. coe, United statos Army, was
at the Sherman yesterday.
Thomas Krshaw, Esq, Of Montreal, Was at the
| fremont yesterday.
+. Hon. PhiletuB Sawyer, Oshkosh, Wis, Was at
| the Sherman yesterday.
Hon. II. H. b1cCord, shawano, Wis, Was at
the Sherman yesterday.
e. Fl. Grisgs, Clerk House Of Representatives.
atSpringaeld, was ut the Briggs yesterday.
| Hon: John Mcdonald, Of indianapolis, was at
| the fremont yesterday.
E. Kinney, of Cincinnati, WAS at Anderson .
European Hotel yesterday.
st p,o-- ...4.lau, Itinidad, New Mexico, was
| NJ tAnderson's European Hotel yesterday.
Colonel T. G. Sullivan and Colonel James
yesterday.
Mr. Thomas O'Brien, Of the firm OF Dvrne l.
o'Brien,. plasterers. was the recipient of yalu
able gold watch and chain from Lis work1nen on
Now Years Day. ~ >'N'' '''
The following we're at the Gardner Yesterday:
=. Illltoson; ", G. Austin, kalamazoo; John
G. Parker: Cincinnati; 7. f. Wasbbu7n, New
iork; G: ". Davidson, Providence; II. 4 Dal-
ton, Cincinnati.
The following we're at the Briggs yesterday:
Chester Woolworth sandusky L. r. Paddock.
Omaha G.. I. Wilbur, Milford, N. T.; A. 5.
Austen, Detroit Joo 4. Lau1anca Salt Lake
CITY; III. G. Culver, Lafayette ; J. l.. Black, St.
Louis. 0e'
Officers OF Dearborn Lodge, No. $40, A. F. 4
=. NJ, have been installed as follows Henry s.
Iobey, ": u. Charles T. Moody, s. W.; Vim.
7. Forsyth. J. ". John Sutton, Treasurer; A. |
y Large, Secretary G. F. shenan, 8. D. John
h. Smith, J. D. Jaues NJ Goliath and John
Gabb, Stewards John P. Fenes, Tyler.
Tho following we're at Andorson's European
Hotel yesterday L. a. Rice, Peoria J. II.
Green, Boston; II. L. Graves, St. Louis; s. |
Bragg, Mobile, Ala J. II. Bryan, Jersey S. J.
L. Pounstono. Elgin Gazstte; E. Howard, San |
francisco.
The following were at the Sherman yesterday:
u. J. Hurlbut, Lake Superior; John Turner.
Iowa; G. b. Shaw, Springfield
D. 4. Robertson, st. Paul; s. L, Sheldon, Madi-
son, Wis; 4. E. Elmore, Green Bay; +. r.
Deanett, st. Louis; A. G. Foster, New Orleans;
e: ". Parker, San Francisco.
4r. Charles $. alorsa, general travelling sgent:
and correspondent OF tho Nurnr1o Eaansr, pub
ished ii Coraicana, Texas, city Of abqut II, COO
Inhabitants, is spending fow days in Chicago,
Lis object being to pare tho way for direct
rada between that region aud Chicago. Mr.
ho:so found The St. Louis IN ms1chants, Is usual,
pathetic On tbs subject, but hopes to DO more
uccassfrl with our enttrprislng business men.
During tho long hiatus in the lecture business
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We notice that this goahead suburb Is It Last aroused
to tbs necessity Of protecting Itself against any further
rsyagea BY hre. In addition to the Babcock and the
hook and ladder truck, purchased Last week, they
yesterday ordered and hsd delivered . No. R,bcock
doubt that these apreztus properly manned and
TAKEN OF, Evanston viii tars<ew. any, dis
astrous con0aReatious. The Fire Department ia
gaaizcd, with Colonel Brainazd ~ CHIEF.
, 1873-01-05

ent Washburn and General Stiles. An appeal
will, Of COURSE, be taken, and the Supreme Cour..
Of the State requested to paso upon tho ques-
tions involved.