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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

49, Bat three nations in the world
adopt the Pay AZ you 90" principle
tho United States, Great Britain
and II Jllaud. All others are con
stantly increasing their indebted"
ness. and Of courss increasing their
taxatiou. In somo countries all the
surplus income of labor and capital
is absorbed in taxes. 4 table re-
comfy complied shows that the debts
of twenty-seven governments have
been increased nine thousand fonr
hundred and thirteen millions Of dol.
lara in tho ten years preceding 1872.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14
TERMS.

One cory one year. - u
Two copies, one year. ~
Thre copies one year 81
-FOUR eopt's one year 10 Ot
FIVE c0pisS one year and an extra copy TO tho
per on getting up the club, making six copies u y.
Eight copies one year, aid an extra copy to the
person getting up the club. making copies . Il ~
Eleven copies one year, and AN extra copy t. the
person getting up the club making twelve
copies ....... ..... 81 ~
Twenty eo copies year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the club, max
INK twenty'four copies. 81 d,
Let 1t be understood that every subscriber and ia.
getter.np Of CLUB viii have the beautiful Chrome ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-01-14

The laws of the Stats "a spplica-
bic to professional gamblers, are
doubtless all sufficient, and only
require TO be enforced But some
law seems TO be required to break
up the schools where gamblers are
made. These are every where.
Even the Church (unwittingly,
no doub. is sometimes found dong
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
Gencaer5.

LADY Of experience, qualified to give
"A INSTRUCTION msher Eash Bf'aeies ha.haas' sT J4l
Ifp. alo fdre French sni uiiuens Of German, desires ol
iToN as Teacher Locality EeSYork preferred eelce
1 s re1ud Address Tor two weeks L. r., l27 Church st., N l.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
Citn ncaI estate for Sale.

Gitn Real Cslaie for Sale
y BARGAINS 49, On Third-ave., opposite the
Ed Exhibition Grounds, al the mHeo vicinity.
Auply 10 H 81. Il. EATNOR = Finest.
Drooklnu nca! gstale for Sole.
A FOR SALE, n good thrce-story brick
M srd browroue basement HOUSE on Clot b,tEeen Court
fnd DnoustS 22133 with l2N22 story;
22IlOO WlChOfF JAMES, ls9 hoatsgae st.. Brooklyu.
TOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOrS Nos.
90 ar5 Al 5OslO0 aud G3 30 r. ami q AongGo
1OOf1OJ. No. IO2 Pneappt 27TGO HoEse
10 WIourh5T- nou-e No. lJl Wonshp,. Hou-es NoL
30. b. aud j3 HasagL GORDON LFOBb ~ Csrs, BooLgn
,bSf; AND 263 WaSHINGTON-ST.,
kDtLO Cetsulu Hillary au4 Jolnsol-sts,
FO.RSrORY DOUBLE HOUSE.
LOi, JOI7O.
GORDON L. FORD,
81 Clark-s' Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
?]ew t1ublitations.
a NOZZLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

A NOBLE LIFE PORIRA1ED. -. -
N NFw AND ESLARGED EDTIoS oF HORACE GRRELEYS AUTO
BIOGRAPHY with AUpedy containing Memoir o LIS aeT yeas AM
Death. nj The his famous Campaign Speeches.
POEFlAlT PUBLIsHED, REPRE-
sExrlsG APPEARED IN TIE SUHHER or lSlS.
Mr. GrcccTs autobiography ara also
Of wonderful Intellectual display which hs
dg-le Weseu tours the Fie2denu Cn
1872 the OF edition o me uto0iapA
s very rg AJyeu1x the or his lie 70 toe end
TepTuIg stlug suggestive OF his rahy admirable ana
trart Campaign speeches and concluding with an exhaustive ana
Jsmss Pike e1-Unei states Minister the Hgae. There s
bedes pretty complete coesoa Of Mr. Greoey hsee1neonS
Wutug uedg others bis hm0as controversy with Robert
Dale Oven Marriage AID Divorce. - .
Pc hsrdsomey with two Portraits So Sent by
maiiol receipt Of pnee Aires ItE TRIBUNE Ne'-lOA
A LIBRARY FOR FIFTY (5O) CENTS -
n With Observation-Disclosures Art Science. and HistoT-lhe
IrDye ETtra 10 II g,racd-Tyndis dI Lec,ures Light
Iesgre Extra Compulsory BducatOn flcdBs
Masters of the S.uaOni Phuss A Believes There
lol1 Marx Twaius Sandwich Island Letters go
Iecure Extra 3ustrateProL Wders Brain and Mind
Prof aker hea Of the Speosecpe Pr0t Young
Asrooms Conqness; Prof Youns Present knowledge OF the sun
Extra No 4Sr ShaEezpcareau studies by JtAh Nsi
seven stude sa0ey Conse; Partons grm Fath
a. Licu o. BuGuess Bret haEte's Algo1suts Of 49,
6-Iusred Three Lectures by Prot Louis
"A and o
ef Musa harmony Benj smans Deep Placer Mining Cal
Homs; Raymond The Seven senses; Fake OoWn on
Ieetare Extra No 6--Beechefs Lectures oI Minister'S
Toarts Mre1houglts upon PrayeT-PraYerMeeung as II
Is-Te I1es PRAYER MengMuAe In Charcbes-eocey IN I1
Cturch-rre FiFgtr OF the CAuTCh
Lecture Extra -BeecLers concluding Lectures Revvss In he
AwskenngIboUgut5 heyiNeA kehgous *
periete Alo Tie Charch" BY De sveniIi Greed
Stsemen' bF Thomas starr kngi TIE Death Me1Aee ny boiee
Lecture ES. 30 ste Gtbod Of Creation Twelve by
CERT. FOSSILS discovered IL the Rocky Mountains b. College
Rssi ET Sheets conaung 100 EDgvngs
--0 ''-' 6S6re.s THB TRIBUNE NewYOrh
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
Ncm-3erscn Rcal CstGte for Sale.

Men, -gersen Rcnl C5iGie for Sale.
CHOICE OfrWO DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
- 40 minutes ride, b. tfsv from bertys frequent
fares hocss depo and paTenens water COLES
cIbnd lots Of laid out
garden lawn shade. and small fuit; l2oom hoe;
halls veraudas $4,000 l4room Freeh-roo house snd
Sl3 5O0 made aylO possession 50
three bSaaee long time have anI part
furniture.
WILL EXCHANGE the TWO for a RLLCOyDITIONED
Farm within 30 miles Of Newiok, by Ceatral Railroad v j..
ca,h basis Address for with particulars OWNER, Box ISi
Elizabeth bpply West Elizabeth Depot close bV the prce
E0R SALE-Montclair, n. j., so minutes from
HewYork HOUSE. II Tooms. bathroom waiecoset.
lanniry. &c fruit and hrlbbrTy
about and desired; yery easy Address
OWNER Box 1888. p. o.. " \.
ORANGE, NJ.-Great variety property for
" sale Houses ufnished uaunsned reu sale
OgueN l. H. GERRY. 80 Nissan, Libor;v-st.
DLAINFIELD, n. J.-Frst-class HOUSE for
SALE Rent. lnqare Of e. POTTER
jr L Co, II Spruce-s.. New-lOrk
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
RHAL ESTATE.
Nrw.York. "Wednesday. July 30. 1873.

NEw-YoRK. "Wednesday, July 30. 1873
At the Exchange to-day James Nj. Miller
sold by legal order three parcels Of prop
erv located on Firstavc northcrly from Onc-hundred
andpintllst; also house and lot located on LcXing
ton-ave near Fifty-nintlst.. and Richard " Harnett
hy legal order disposed OF parcel OF properly located
Sncteenth-st, westerly fr0m fIs1'e. IHls It ptI
eel was nut M and bid taken was over ana above
all incutbrances existing against the property Nhat
these inCumbrauces amounted TO- however, was hot
stated although the OF $4,000 was gwen as an a-
nroyiu9tp cure As natural consequence, there was
no competition for tho properly, ana was struck uoWh
10 the plaintiff in the legal aetl0n lheie Is mahiiestt
something wrong In the manner OF cohuuctluB tSdi
aaqs when il is impossible 10 nd out what Il The exact
condition of the property offered As matter OF course
no one can feel willing 10 bid under circumstances sim
that defendants interests are very far lFOn UelAR Id
protected +. III. Ludlow Co. adjourned untl the lst
inst legal sale oI properly located anu Ano"A aS NJ ~
The sale held on the premises at Darlen, Conn., yes
erddy by Jcre' Johnson u? Hds "liIy
number OF plots disposed OF AT prices entirely sa5
factory 10 the owners. The purchasers Were mostly
residents of the ncshbOrhOod. No append details
Il Is Understood that tine CJutrOli.r r, mr. Gfeen mas
placed the $500 of city bonds issued To pay the awards
on NOrtuen Boulevard anu therefore ia IuHIs W
f'' EXCHANGE SALTS. JULY 30.
Bg james n. Ftiier.
Le7, sale under the droaoa Of Randolph M,Ile referee 4
sterl, side Of Insve 20 feet IL inches n0rter ro OIelaa-
@ .ae a'I 70 t1e direction Of H. " R,.ms9 rs.r,e similar
pace adjoining O ae Horhery side to Thomas o. T. Bradnusi
Le e aaitr the direction Of Geo Inrraban referee similar
pr,l joining ho LOrlery sde,i SAME Pltvr al same
Legal sale under direction Of Richard Beamish referee three
story 5royu me front hsoop bol,e and 49, ZOiotJJ looted On
TIE eGer side Of Le2 stonae ~ t nches soutnef nom
$4,000
Legal sale under o direction of Tho Oe referee hou and
a., tO,- 20 ~ 70 , % " Fsy. ' IA over and a5o ,s.c.s
anOuH: stisa, To I4ild Css,ageaa plnu1 or $1,000
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK CITY.
boulevard corner 1iGthst 2LllxIOO 800
~ sI., Gj ~ of o. Ba..r.r 25193 ii. IS 900
,Ise. no 25 % Of fIcarrt - 1886 G..... 10000
Sd : Iu- Il Il eo, trye g1G.1l2 TO- ........... 27I
r-t, 70, 1f0 n r--r-ir-Tve rf0J ......... 1900
rs.ist - X, lHD oss 2i, II ~ ys SgrlOZ.... Is 900
60 b. II n T Igl- 4;rl3 O............... IS 900
An conner es 40 . sol .I,o ............. 2OOnO
I,rira.sye 81 . p Il O. u lt 7js15........... 4UOUO
MslsHaye 3Oh-s 2jKlO )............ Is 900
$s7o IS 5 Of 5st.st Observation-Disclosures. 8i5OO
s.o, M 4os corner caroS, years, per ye,r g. 900
'DS 40 400
o No 63 els wears 1tr Observation-Disclosures. . 500
2I,yc No g. %. oars yer ryt................... 24GO
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
f,ouses ano farms Uantco.

VIVA {TEO To PURCHASE on easy terms,
w ei, 40 nile ~ se~-Yofl. ma fA9h OF abol, ~
th i Iolss and oubGliagL Address O. h. BIZ " OA '
Ne" s .rk.
r.HANTED-HOUSE to BUT.-The advertiser
within te neI month % Tn5r, ~
bstsn enteth ani Foriethsts ard Fourth ard Sltas ~
ssn reourd ia Fall between 3O0Oy ni
od roue t eoc houses location eOllcfe fafAte F
orred Address H. w. j.. rnoale Once
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
Real estate 10 Gttbdn9e

ETRST-CLASS Newbmeh City and OTHER
Huon River PROPERTY 10 haage Tor NeNToS or bfooA9u
prepe.ty. RULAND 4 WHITING, Beealia"L
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
BROOKLYN l)ropcrln Go tet.

TlO LET or FOR SALE on EASY IEkAlS.
i FOrR STORY HOUSE, AND STORE. No lO2 PileApD.s-sL
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 81 Nssaust , .,,
GORDON Ia FORD. 81 Cl,rkst, Broosi7n.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
SOUTH SIDE Il. R. OF LONG ISLAND.

AAOC III oIDE H. A. VI HN-'N
'i"D Afuye.
S:lO a. m.-Mail 10. Pstchogue, connecting I'ocn"r
and Heuf 'osgo y m
m.-Rocskxay Express ...O'o< N
ll4O a. m-llIp Acc %. connect tempsteal ara isoeA-
Beach. p n
m-BabylOn n,c connect hefnlstenl ana
E8cAgfsv Bcaci. lO;3o D. m-
3.4O m.-Babvlon Rrp, connect HemqS,eai anJ
RocEANAy Scarl.......-. .g4J N
AlOp m-rr, Island snd Palchogue Erpress.... 10 O5
4.tO ~ m.-Patchoyue Aeon, connecting bOcAaway
1... 300 A.
EockasaY 40 a.
$40 n m-Isfp Aeon connecting hom?seAd aEd
k0ckaNtT.. I'D 4 IN
G.4 inhibition Acc Z, connecting HcWps,rsi
~.
Q.3Oam-Suufays only. from BuslNick Tor
P,tcnoyue. Hemustead, snt k0cKAaav
Beach, arriving al BushgcE al, ....IOO n.
B,z9ar- checked Roosevelt and Granist fsc' y South
E.gb,h.st Broosirn L. s. CANFIELD. SuoeuutSudeHI
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31


VIII Leave New Yors daily ,u8davs eycepe Al 0eoek m, To
pi.- 40 10 North River OF Calal a4l " ats a.
For NevLouon Norwich the cnnectng Na sH2re'' hias
fr he above points Ceaa Nors iai worcester ani
Boston, Har'or. aat Erie T.. roads 80, o. NJ an
For through tickets aud rs .or freight apF IS ~ ns ~
North Ryer. " + AH"NN''' "s--
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
RHODE ISLAND.
! From . ~ A. AZ. .tr.tbI -t..st T. II.

- From foot IEeuty-thlr--st T. l.
EXCURSION
TICKETS TO sToNISGrON AND RETURN sane tr7. for 50
sSAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINE.
For Boston, Wor-eco il.c Goton le.'n Lossy @ ..
pO.8ts
The 4, Aal starcl s.cmcrs
CITY or BOSTON. -
ClTl or NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
PRICE OF LOTS.

The sale Of lots during 1871 made az auc9n and averaged
slN2 20 each nd about 100 were sold Dnue ' about lOO
go Al puyste 500. During tic f5 half ~ 1913 about
ff, have bses average OF 23O-loEc' s2OJ highest,
e e unpad mortgage liens Of about $4,000 now on the entire
pperv 10 clear The propose 30 sell @OJ more lots
5000 each In casl V IT, equivalent
Tee lois soc At low will pay od al debts and leave as
he ~ of the Institution 90 tud m tue e0e VI ne town.
with he seminar buildings thereon AMI 500 d lois ree and celF
In all worti full S2jOOOO
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
6tedmbonfs ano RAILROADS..

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD &c. - Fare.
~ II 2j s,eimeD leave Pe,EP FOR hesiavel snd IL
m Daiy sari.ys eraptc) eoI1octaZ with the rarosi
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31

GARATOGA-DiKECI ROUIE-Flre g 10
> roggh wa Citizens Elegant; steamboats,, daily. Sstss's
exeepe at m. 40. North Rive. o0t Of LerTaL ki-
eL5u tickets Saratoga s0J4 tor 80 days, vny 81
, 1873-12-27

Tho Jay Cooke & Co. Bankruptcy
C1ac---11ist OF Prominent DcbtOxa to
, 1873-12-27
THE RAFFERTY, CASE,
Judge Scott Questioned Regarding the
Action Of the Supreme Court.
He Declines to State tie Points on
Which the supersedeas
Was Based.

Special Dspatch to Thd Chicago Tribune,
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Dec. 2G.--Justico Scott, Of
tho Supreme Court, being at hia homo i1 this
city, waH called upon this afternoon by n rc-
porter Of TIE TRIBUNE, who dcsirod to ascor-
tain tho grounds upon which tint gontlcman,
together with Justices Sheldon and McAllistor
granted snporsedcaB III tho lsairorty case. Tic
reporter n,atlo known His desires, in answer to
which Justice Scott said: "1hose is but little
information to bc given tho public in tho matter.
Tho record Of tAe Court Mt OTTAWA shows oil That
wo deniro made public Mt this timc."
ncportcr-Will you give THE Tn1nuSE state-
mont of points npon which tho suporsedcas was
granted, or upon Which you hnacd your opinion?
Judge Scott can only say that tho writ was
granted upon general inspection Of the records
nnd farther than this do not care to mako any
statement.
Tho euporaodaa brings tho caso before tho
Supreme Court which couyenos at Springfield
on noxt Tuesday vook, Mt which timo its argr-
nent will take place. JuHtico Scott did alot stHto
whothort In hiu opinion, tho snpersedoas would
!'nvo tho effect to chnngo llatIorty'u final sen
tenco or not.
, 1873-12-27
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

Specinl Dispatch to TAe Chtcago Tribune.
ALnANT, N, T.. Dec 48.-BEEvEs-Tin rocopsa
nu1ubpr only 1f3 car-ons for sx 1nys, which Ia e4
abort on the time last week, an D9a lscHa ess
At yeRtertlnya nrkot thcro was worry small atcul-
ancc, with slight increase to-tlny. The attendance
WIZ mac ZIP principally Of Eaatcr,l country Dealers
only ono from brighton having hoou at tho 1narkst
Supply small aud lttto tgA!o has te,, t!oue receivers
mud drayers tei1,nntllng from 20 to ~ por ID yo
weight adyalce OIL tho closing prices OF last week
Eastern .lcalerh are not disposed 10 pay II
4. u, car load or two, othera say they
only moderate demand tho rilinl. Of tho market will
10 In favor Of 9ecrI Average quality lutorior In
punt OF 'inibur 1!ll quality, a regarded tito
poorest nf aly previous week thin year. Embraced In
tho receipts were II caropds Of fair Texals many
common natives, anu few good N1llocls.
S1iRl:r AND LAMBS run Hlt, III wns 0xpccicl dur
ll'H holiday week, numbering unIy 82UB Aca, 59UO
nort VI lilo tlno lust week, HI Of ayDrugp 1ilu-
ity not as Hona. No 0xtra weights md fow cluIco
uraves. Lambs rather seArcc, and fully up lu yaluea
to last weak, willis Tor aeop tho market rules ifo
highnr, which IL attributable tn tho alyaneo lit skiu
Haps about elally .llyie bntweDn Nhw York and
brighton. Slleul, ctlhlot tu fatr 4lrGS6u; fair to
good, 3G7d15e and EXTRA &c. Ianbs, common to iar,
bN9bc, a''d fair 10 t!no1, ats7Ho per tt.
EAN8ts CRY, MU.
Spteial It!!pa!rA Ia The Chte4t3s TritHas.
KANnAs CtrI, No., Dec. Observation-Disclosures GA,
aNrkut drpressc1 BY low prices LaSt Stuck cut,,on
forward *1owl,. Tho ouly anlcs to!ay were wnersd
Tcxnn cnwn, ta!r tleAi, Ut tt.75tG4.W
lluHA-AInraut rather nr,u ut luwur figures, stnes
We1lneIluy. alost nterlnt. tu-tluy wcse ordinary
grs'les. lnt few good hogs arc brought in. Extreme
sanKs, $i.s04s4J0.
, 1873-12-27
MlCHlGAN.
Saginaw City Will Probably Re
Chosen for thu Next StAte Fair.

Sugintlvv City Will Probably Rc
Chosen tor thu Next Stnte Fair.
SDteiHf Uisuatch to Tie ch'ca4o Tfibtnr
EAST SAGINAW. Mich, Dec. :6.-Tho Commit
ttn appointed by tue State Agricultural Society
to locato tha noxt State Fair, consisting Of seven
members, including tho present Secretary and
Treasurer Of tho State Society, had conforonco
with a largo number Of tho csizena Of this city
aud Saginaw City to-day ut tho Common Council
room. Tho Hon. William Il. Wcbbor presided.
Tho Committee submitted thoir proposition,
which roquiros 4 writton contract OH tho part OF
tho people Of Saginaw to furnish grounds for
the tair. including D track for speed horses,
buildings for tino-art hall, fruit
hall. lnanufactory md vegetable hail.
ponltr,y, building, music and nicchanics hall
ollieota building carrlago shod, grand ntand, 3yU
stalls for lorsca sou stalls for catt!e 400 enH for
sheep aud swine, with water n,d proycndor for
tho stock, md leo water for tho people. Tho
Committee require that tho grounds 10 under
tho control Of tho Society Tor o1!o week, md that
tho various buildings shall bo decorated
by tile pooplo hero. Tho proposition was
nomlnalsy accepted. md time until the 12Lt,
Of Jannnry was granted for innl soktlctnont and
signing Of tho conts1sct. A large committee OH
subscription waB appointed to secure the lccss-
RAry amount. Tho East Saginuw Driving Park
Association tonderol tho Society tho uso Of their
trauis and bulldingB and n similar tender was
mnlo oil tho part Of the Saginaw County Agri-
cultural Society. Tho next Stnto Fatr Hili bo
located hora beyond n question.
, 1873-12-27
RICHMOND, IND.

:1'ecsal Dispatch II 1'hs CAicauo Tribune,
f1onMoND, Ind, Dec. 26.-In consequence OF
tho strike Of tho pan-Handlo engineers there
havo boon but two trains in on any Of tho divls-
Ions since tho strike took eroct, Mt noon today,
except Oh tho Fort Wayne Road; and r,mor
sayh thnt the engineers OIL TINT, and, iu fact, on
tho Pennsylvania noaf aud MI It's leaned lines,
will join tho strikers if their demand is not CON-
piled with by Monday noon. II that proves
true, thcro will bo about 1870 men in the strike
Eotween Indianapolis a,ld Columbus. All trainn
have hoen abandoned but tho mail trains, two d
day. which they
HOPE TO RUN REGULARLY
by cnlisting conductors mud subordinate officers
who havo onco beon engineers. A largo rcdnc-
ton will lo mado III tho force on tho
road to reduce expenses until the strike is over,
for tho intontion Of tho Company is to fight ii
to tile bitter end, while tho engineers maiutuin
that, by tho MD Of the Brotherhood, they Gnu
weather tho storm, however long. On tho lit
TIC Miami and Chicago Divisions they will proba-
bly, follow tho aamo routine. THO striEo 10 oc-
casioncd by reduction Of 10 per ceut On wagoB,
tho engineers demanding their old pay.
, 1873-12-27
THE VlRGIN[US.
Trouble In Getting tho Steamer into q
ScnIEortlly Condition.

Trouble In Getting tho Steamer into q
Scnsvorthy Condition.
WAsn1N9rox, Dec. 26.--I'he Navy Department
has full official reports from Rear Admiral Hcott,
giving detailed account Of the surrender Of
the Firginins. Tho report does not differ mn-
torially from those contained in oicia1 and othor
tclegrams already published. Tho latoBt dis
patch from Admiral Scott Ii dated Koy West,
Dec u, as follows:
SIN: have tho honor to incloao herewith copy of
hs surrender Of tho Virginlns 1 received further
communication from him this morning by tug
Fortune, datca 18tA lns IN Which liz
says: III feared this murn,ng that 1 woulI
have to call upon you for assistance to
Eet tho Vrgnis rendy for her passage, but AM glat
to say that now che il In fair way towards compile.
ton. During tho night twenty-five tons Of coal was
gained very much upon hcE. stoppel coaling un.
with tho assistance Of tlo OsH!pce, tlon coal
Ing from, tho other side Of tho scl.oon-
or. all thu .punpa and lines Of bucket
men were sartod. UP TO II a. 1r tho waer did not
diminish apparently, md tho steam pumps of the Os-
alen were brought Into ,!sc by atachug 1cngthH Of
itsreaae Of wafer. Tue dtcuity 10 got tle w.ter
used. lilo water haa Ieen decreasIue s
regularly ainco nerdu, and thu fires arc about to no
starctl Tho osipec will bn ready to start tonight
when tho preparations tho Virglnius nro completed
Bc1td tho coa-acllooncr back IN tow Of tho potounc
cannot dispose If moro than sixty or seventy tons,
have decided that no coal Hha bu mt In tho
vlrg!ntE, and TINT tho Uasipeo shall tow er tn New
York abng tho Virgtnius' engines only to work lie
bilao pumps, mud overcome tho drag Of Ier Wheels"
, 1873-12-27

EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS,

AJu14lbO1DL1u4u 1JlIiIIN H11DS
COO Lincn Embroidered Sots, each Bot In hu1, 81 cents
eac,, worth II to 81 cs,
coo Lnon Richly Embroidered Sot. each Sat IL box.
10 els. oaoh worth 81 tn Bl.o5.
As tho aboyo Ooods closo tho entiro importation Of
asRu sctEn manufacturing house Tho R'ods eannnt bo
uupeatea' anu a. "ithoet donbt. 70 t!ah Ee MI IN
oy le~ nass Hoso VINO WISH III asa hcis:lses Of th'f
no 10 ~ oAco nho oeioso lilo boss ssSoa
". ~. s".su ."a ,s' ua',
on 49, ~ nSo sehs ~ ~ ets great nafGhn.
~. ,ee u'es ep'' "os1a from W TO 10 ots
= ~ ~ so 1aso noasars, 11'',,s iyo's: oaen'
= I1,., AZ O. oss.' very enaap.
~ - s - ~ so c.,, 80, .t.'H.",' =. 9 "ot'n @.'sV.
~. na,,1""e. atnn ntitcn iiaKls., l3iI os. uncl!.
, 1873-12-27

!sl'eeial DisntttrA to The Chtcnno Tribune,
Spn!EariELD. ILL.,, Dec. 2G.-Tho lion. Franls
Gilbert, Of Chicago, author OF tho Railway Law
Of Illinois, WAS appointed by Gov. Doyoridge. TO-
day, Delegate for tho sta!o to tho Cheap Tre1-
sportation Convention to DO holden iu WaHliu,t-
ton jan. H. 1874.
Ltconaos was HFued by tho Secretary Of state
to.lay to tho Lady'a l'riond Publishing Com
pany Of Chicago, capital, $1,000; Union Con,
Company. OF St. Clair County, capital. $4,000 !;
Rock island I.oan and Building Association,
capital 95o0,0D0, md tho DuQuoiu Exchange
Company, capital, $500.
The Secretary Of State, Col. Harlow, has had
tho Hall Of Tho House Of Representatives. and
tho Senate Chamber thoroughly cleaned aud re-
fitted, and bnt, are HOW III firat-csass condition
for tho reception OF tho mombors Of the Legisl4-
ture.
, 1873-12-27

WAnH1SoToN. j. c., Dec. 20.-Tor tlo Now
England and Middle Stntcs, brisk to high north
eastorly to .nortlswealerly winds, With stormy
weather III tho southern portion Of the: LAST,
named district. For the South Atlalatio and
Gulf StntoB. Gust Of tho N1issiysippi,
lliver, and tAonco norshward orer Tonnossee.
southwcstorly to northorly wiuls, with oloar or
aslight fall tetnpeMturoin in tho mississippi Val
10y. For tho Ohio Valley und tllenco nurthward
over tho Upper I.ako region aud the North
vest, westorly winds, vcorii,E to northorly, with
threatening weather und areas Of snow, tho TOM
in tho Nort!lwoBt during Saturday, For tic Low
Or Lalo region, continued stormy weather with
light to frosh winds mud Bnow, nud with but u
slight full Of temperature.
.aLSEIAI. OBSERVATIONS.
ClsIGAGO, Dec. 11-l d. m.
, 1873-12-27
Special Dfspatch to THe Chtcago 7,rfaun.

Special DfsDatch ID me Chtcapo 7ri1uut,
1vp1AXApoL1s. Ind. Dno. 2g.-At ,,oon to.dav
tho oncinoora ~, t1,a ,,,n"1rau,,,o poaI .1~
t. ssAe .s", W 1ao i.u,41's"o'o I'o'a eheageu
~ general ssrlko, and hut ono trnln las loft
mo city ainco. The: conductor aud ntlporinton-
and train out. OF tisao. a largo numbor OF
strikers woro In tho depot at tho time, nrd tho
engine WIS guarded, but no yiolcnco was offorcd.
nor Was thoro any attompt to stop the departure
upon reaching the limits Of tho city,
WAS Thrown ERoM THE rnAoR
by Q misplaced switch, supposed to bo tho work
Of the strikers. Fortunately the progross OF tho
train vas slow and tito ground Lowell, conse-
quontly nobody wns seriously Il,lrt.
, 1873-12-27

LOUISVILLE. Ky., pcc. a1.-.rho llou. slu]ts-
peara Caldwell, formerly 'ao,.ber OF Congress
from this city, AIT INV of New Yurk, turned
oror to tho pOor of Louisyilla Oil ChriBtmaa-Da
4 handsome building for houpital purposes which
tleu a to DO cnllo1 ho Hospital Of ST. Mary o,,d
I'll. Elzabs til. aud is tu bu undor tho elarso OF
Sisters Ut Charity of the NazarctA community,
hut to DO open for tho reception OF pationtn ii
every lenolnli!asoM Tho gtt wau made In ,.lrln-
ory 0f Mr. Caltlwaa wife, tho o,.ly tlu,lehtor Of
Col Janiea u. breckenridge tho tllsti,,Euisl,oI
lawyor of this city. Tic building is furnished
with all tho modern oonysllsnoas, aud will xo-
o0mm0lake several huiiur0A patIenta.