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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
OLDEo. On Exhibition and Sale Nkw No
40 439
7TH sTb AT A7rH ST.
MARKRITER'S,
No. 439 It'll street, between and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil PsintiU gs, Engravings, ChrOmos, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
Snsoes, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
s-s, Rings, Nails, &c d, IN the District.
e. ERNS CASH.
E<-Plessr Tensrr her Name and Number. jelly
ALL KINDS OF CAsT-OFF WEARING AP.
IN PAREL can De sold to the Very best advantage
bY address Tug calling JUSTH,
b49 ID street, between 9Th and 9TH H. ".
Notes b nail promptly attended to. Cash paid rs
nLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, ETC,
" bought OF far prices for New York house.
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes by
mail promptly attended to by AUGENSTEIN,
laos Peursy suiz avenue. dyI-lys
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81 Purchasers viii hnd it to their advantage to
give ne call.
~ Persons going 10 the country, or 10 different
Watering Places, can have their wsrirebes replen-
ished st 9 small expense.
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ION the ends and work them to and fro,
and take then apar. again and look at them
Then you spread out one Jam the other to-
gether, and mount them once more. But
it is no 90. You begin 70 think the pieces
are inspired with lie, and ache TO kick
them through the window. But she doesn t
lose her patience. She goes around with
tia. awful ex"sperating rigging On, with
length Of pipe under each arm, and a
long handled broom in her hand, and
says she don't see how il is come people
never have any trouble in putting Up 4
stove. Then you miss the hammer. You
don't see It anywhere. You stare into the
pipe aud along the mantel, and down on
the stove, and OF TO the floor. Your wife
watches you intently, and Is finally thought
ful enough to inquire what you are
looking after, and on learning,
pals the article from her pocket
Then YOU feel as if you could 90 cut doors
and swear hole twelve feet square
through u block Of b-ick buildings, but she
merely observes: why on earth don't
you speak when you want anything, and
don't stare around Ike a dummy" When
that part of the pipe which goes through
the wall Is up, she keeps it up with her
broom, while you are max: y tie connec-
ton, ami stares at It with an intensity that
is entirely uGcllled for. Al the while
your position 5 becoming more and more
interesting. The PIPE don't 90 together,
of course. The saot shakes down into your
eyes and face and tichles your chin as it
drops of, and it seems as if yoar arms are
slowly but 81 ey drawing oUt Of thcir sock
cts I,re your vie comes to the rescue
by inquiring if YOU are going to lie all
day doing nothing, and if yol think her.
arms are made Of iron, and tAen the broom
Slips Of the PIPE, ana in her inIcayOr to
recover her hold she hits YOU under the
chiu with the handle, and the p!pe comes
dowa on you, head with IL load Of fried
SCOT. ana then the chair tIlts forward
enough to discharge your feet, and you
come Gown or the wrong eni Of that chair
with force that would BANKRUPT pile
driver. You don't touch tina; stgYc again.
You leave your Nifc examining the chair
and beinoanin. is Injuries, and 70 INTO the
Kitchen an. wash your sEinne and bleed
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Putting Up 4 Stove.

From tie Daabar, News.
Putting up a stove is not SO difitllt ia
:tself. II is the pife ;ha; raises four-dthts
ofthe mischief ana all the dust. You may
take down stove with all the ease in the
world, ard have your wife put away the
pipe in q secure place, and yet that PIE
won't come together again as it was before.
Nou fnd this out when you are standing
on a chair with your arms full Of pipe and
your month full Of SCOT. Your wife is
stanlin5 on the + ,Jr in position that en-
ables her 10 see YOU, the pipe, and the
chair, aud her. She gives utterance to these
remarks that are calculated to hastea Il
man into extremes Of insanity. Her dress
is pinned over her waist and her hands rest
on her hips. She has got one Of your ~.
on her head, ana your linen coat OF be.
back, and 4 PAIR Of your rIbters on her feet
There Is about five Gems wort Of black
on her nose and 10: OF f5ur on her chiu,
and altogether she Is a spectacle that would
inspire man 1ith jIstrust. And while
you are up there trying to circumyept the
awful con:ravinesss of the PIE, ana telling
that you know some fool has bce2 mixing
IN, she stands safely ON tie .oor, and
bombards you with Ssh nestle mat
tiers as: You know no one La:
touched that pipe" You amt got any
more patience than child" DO be
careful of that chan" And then she goe.
of and rcappears with an armful Of NOR,
pipe, and before you are aware of it sh,
has got that pipe SO horribly mixed up ,ha
L does seen no two pieces are alike. Yo;
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perfectly new and novel to lin. When
your foot has finally struck bottom there is
faint impression on your mind that you
have stepped into an open stove, but
he removes it by solennly observing that
he never saw a boot fit quite as good as
that You may suggest that yJur toe
presses TO hard against the front, or that
some of the bones in the side Of the foot
are TO much smashed, bat lie says this is
always the way with new boot, and that
the trouble will entirely disappear in a
few days. THIN you take the old pair I'M
der YOUR arm and start for home as animat-
cd as a relic OF 1912, all the while feeling
that the world viii not look bright ana
happy TO you again until you have Drained
that shoemaker. You limp down town the
next day, and smile all the while with
your mouth, while your eyes lock as if you
were walking over an oystcr-bed barefoot.
When no one is looking you kick against
P'1t "a 0Ot-4C NtAiGA o1ot4 "NN-SH' anu o'l'"
a f1nlness for stopping and resting against
something that Will sustain your weight.
When you get home at night YOU 90 for
those old boots with an cazerness that
be described, and the remarks that
you make upon learning that your wife
has disposed of them to widow woman
N the suburbs are caculat ed to immediate
" depopulate the earth of woman and
snoemakers generally.
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To Catch a Canary.
After the Danburian.

From SoTibncr's tor June.
At this season Of the year, when it be-
hoOycs US to scrub and re-gruycl our bird
cages, its more than likely that your cana
ry viii get out.
Ia such case prompt and decisive &C
ton is required. Il is useless for the
whole family to collect and shout at tie
canary and make desperate attempts to
watt pgcLet-hanlkerchicfs over him. Life
Is two short to be wasted in this way.
And maIIened efforts to clap hats over
him generally amount 10 very little, cs-
pecia.ly when he Is up a tree.
And Just here We may remark, that there
are fcw meth DDS Of taking exercise that
may be relied upon TO hold out like thai Of
following a loose canary around Village,
reaching cut at aims length toward hila
a gool-s.z.d bird cage, and enica' DING by
a series Of monotonous and irrelevant
c!i1ps to make him believe he wants 70
g in.
Sugar and cuttle-fsh bone, as engines
Of seduction, are Lot t. be depended upo2.
The ayera5e coazation into cages by sugar
Of the ordinary cauary Of N91.h America
Is in the proportion Of a wheel basrowful
Of the oac to a feather of the other.
We will also state in this connection
llta; nan with new shoes on, aul q b.
care IN Gle hand. can ta.rr.ish an interest
ir- spectacle to over forty ly<taule,s by
s,Glply climbing tree to offer why bland
;.hmcats to an cnfranchiscl canary.
Tha zeal wav To cltch a loose canary,
a.i IA. ONLY rar which can b. warranted
f., !. term Of years. is TO collect all Vol.
friend, Gal f.a4il-. AMI uose .iicm aro,... !
tie ire, or r.,ca v here I'll. cara-y :, Il
BAY. Let tLem all furnish tLem,c,yc,
w:;:. .,,aty # Lis or kin3I,nr-wooi. sols
II ,ra-> lrmr, OF ,if,5. hunks of bi.L
cI,2-v comb. ho,;iaclS. rort,r lo.,lcs. and
!, ,,r h...l, missile. and h., tlam e.,
AKA, bg,.,.y at TIA, c.uarv If the bird
.sw#r Iv turns is tail and f.cs Of, l.,
ay,~.i,oiv follow and slan.-Janr At Inn
IN H.. r,.,o,.. y;,o-. I, nil ne hard
+. c,. $50 t,,i. ,,,,,rt.frmn,t ia vo,r inn
-. .l;...e o:,.,c %n hnr whose lr..,t i IA.
FIN, ,,1,ce o..1 Vim l,s.o.., 1,,,. MI,
...f.af, rro,, ~. ,,,r,eit an, ,hnra a-r
men yEo wound l,,,va = G,.,ti,,', cl,ir f,
..,-...-,,. - FRO r.v Tbcro ,ra c,sa. tina
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adopt it. Next daor to Ruebens liyos a
man who has made FIVE distinct attempts
in the past fortnight to secure dime
of green peas by the first of July, ard
every time has been retarded by L uebens
hens. The next morning after Ruehen
made his resolution this man found his
fifth attempt to have mi scarried. Then
he called on Ruebens. lie said;
"W hat in thunder do you mean by lat
ting your hens tear up my garden!"
kuebens was tempted to call him a mud
snoot, new name just coming into gen.
eral use, bat he remembered his resolution,
put down his rage, and meckly obser.
we'd:
''Onc, two, three, four, FIVE, six, sew
en-, eight"
why don't you answer my question,
yoa rascal?"
But still Ruebens maintained his equa-
nimity, aud went ON with HE test.
Nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,
fourteen, fifteen, sixteen"
The mad neighbor stared harder than
ever.
Seventeen, eighteen, rintcen, twenty,
twenty one"
You are 4 mean skunk said the mad
ueighbor, backing towards the fence.
but he only said:
TWENTY-FIVE; twenty three, twenty four
twenty five, twenty, six"
=. At Thu figure the neighbor got up on
the fencc in some haste, but suddenly
thinking of his reas, he opened his
mouth:
"You mean, los lived rascal, for two
cents | could knock yolr cracked head over
a barn, and would"
twenty seven, twenty eight, " interrupt
ed Ruebcns, ''twcnty- thirty, thirty
one, thirty-two, thirty three"
Hero the neighbor broke for the house,
and entering it vlolently slammed the door
behind Linn; but Ruebens did not dare let
up on the enumeration, and SO he stood
out there alone in his own yard, and kept
on COUNTING, while his burning cheeks and
flashing eyes eloquently affirmed his judg
'nent. When he got up into the eighties
his wife came to the door il some alarm.
"Why, Reubens, man, what is the mat
Ter with you?' she said. "Do come into
the house.'.
Bat he didn't let up. She came out to
him, and ciuig trembling to him, but he
only 'ooked INTO her eyes, end said:
"Ninty-three, ninty-four, ninty-fve,
nnty-six, nlnty-sercn, ninty-eight, ninty-
nine, one hundred--go mo the house old
Soman, or I'll Just yc.'
And she went.
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Wearing 6 New Boot.

Ero1a The panLurY ,Nc,rs. "a IS .
little singular kow well a pair Of boots can
be made &c fit at tho store. You may not
be able to get yoar foo: only part way
down the leg at the frss trial, but that is
because yoar stocking Is sweaty, or you
havut started right, and the Shoemaker
suggests that .rou start again and stand up
to it, AMI he throws in li:tle powder from
pepper-oox TO aid you. And SO you
stand up, and pound down your foo', and
partly trip yourself up, and your eyes stick
out in an unpleasant manner, and every
vein il your body appears to be on the
point Of bursting, and all the while that
dealer stands around and eyes the opera
tion IS i1teEiiT az if the whole aaau was
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Danbury Jam.

FROM the Dan5ury News,
Il Is said that there i hey in Concord,
\. H., who can repeat the mui; p!icat;oa
table backward, aud he is cnly Line years
old. We know that boy. We were never
in Concord, but we know him. We lived
next door to that boy when We We're bog,
and il is not SO long ago but that we r.
member him distinctly. He always went
70 bed at S o'clock, and had a slight cough.
He brushed his hair hack of his ears, ami
carried q store handkerchief, ana when lie
played marbles it vas to win lie always
got home from school before we Gid, and
employed the interval in detailing 10 his
mother the ''bcltln" that boy next door
was getting. And indeed we were getting
I, but there was no special interest in it
fer other folks. lie was the model boy,
the boy our parents used to point to, and
speak Of IN tones OF mingled admiration
and regret, while uniting Us fo7 sitting on
anything harder than a poulticc lie
never ran away from school, nor stole
money, but he used to throw mud on old
people when they weren't lcokiu, aai I'M
selhshly throw the credit on as. And
then % see that boy come round into our
yard with jam on his bread that YES the
iast feAther-that was the climax to all the
@ors0ws our young heart knew. We
gould have willingly forgiven everything
el~e, but that jam upset US. 1t wen; RICH,
fsTp into cur heart Of hearts, and it rank
i-s there vet. 1t sent Us into the house
t4@iiRg for jam, and getting it, but net
sd cas- bread. We remember that with
gi2stiy aistinctness.
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& Practical Test.
F ON the Danbury News.

F. ON he DanburJ News
\ DANBURY MAJ named Reubens re-
Gently saw statement that counting one
hundred when tempted to speak az angry
wcrd would save man great deal Of
trouble. This statement sounded little
singular at first, but the mere he read ii
over the more favorably be became i'm
pressed with it, aud finally concla led to
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q INC khT
Gn 2
GOING EAST
STATIONS.
III G.IE REED.
General Mau4= IT, Western Division.
stean1bont Time Fable.


Tn. sidp-wi e-l steamers Hanlo8oc AID She
hogan wI'l leave eye.y morning, Sundays x
repistJ 81 - O'Clock. Sat-v iar- hna- leaves =!
?. IT Going Nrrf,I. ~aturd.Y'= nsat gee through
10 Two Creets. kcwaUae- ard AHnepc-.
II urrcr-cablp E-cg-uers Oc"Hto. -. Joseph.
ard TrucsGeH "ali arrive and depart from Maui
lONCc ~ follow:
Cow sou'E-Ieay-t every GoHiay, "sdnesd3.-
and SATURDAY = sh0ut q.
Gcirg NoriH-l.erve- syerT EUcst~y, Thursday
. ". TONES, AGENT.
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(:lyNhnL) LINE.
FlSS!G To AID TE0lI Europe.

Parties desiring to procure passage for
themselves or friends, to or FROM any port Of
Gree: Britain. ireland, or the Continent Of
Europe. by this tavorite and s..:cst line, can
procure tickets At the lowest rates from
EDWARD CONWAY, Agent,
= IF EuF.lo street near FL ghth
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PASSAGE TICKETS
UNITED STATES BONI
NOTICE


To III Hbo1a II Nay Concern:
Wa-REAs. ny wife Christian March, has len ny
oed and b0arI without cause o. DrUyst,oa therefor
tor ell persons. are hereoy forbidden and cautlont1
3.sIus. 4 stIng her CIV account from the GATE
Of this notice. FRED MARSH.
Ngritg~oc, Nay Ia.h, 1873
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Price One Dollar.
Buckinghanl's Dye
FOR THE NEsSKERS.

As our Tcncwer IN many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, to le-
store gray or faded whiskers, we have pre-
pared this dye, IN one preparation; which
will quickly and ctiectually accomplish this
result. 1t is easily applied, and produces
a color which will neither rub nor wash off.
Sold ~ all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured by Il. p. Hall & Co.
NASHUA, n. II.
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Every year increases the popularity
this valuable Hair Preparation which is
due to merit alone We can assure our
old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high
standard; and it is the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing 1t SOFT lustrous, and silkcn. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and danlruf, and,
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, as it stimulates and
nourishcs the hair-gands. BY Its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger. In bald
ness, it restores the capillary glands to
their normal vigor, and will create new
growth, except in extreme old age. 1t is
the most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as it rcquircs fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy appear
ance. A. \. Hayes, vi. D., State Assay
er Of Massachusetts, says, "The constitu-
ents are pure, and carefully selected for
excellent quality; and ! consider it the
BEST PREPARATION for its INTENDED pan
poses"
Sold Gy ali Druggists, and Dea'ers IN -Ne.a-
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Important to Every One !
THE LATEST NOVELTY OF ART

The undersigned whose abilities as
BARRIERS, ITaircutters and artists in Hair
work are known far AMI near, have this
day entered into co-partnership, and
bought and taken possession Of he cele-
hrated establishment 90 II F. Schmidt, on
the corner Of Eighth and Commercial
streets, neac the bridge. Respectfully
asking Tor :: share of the public favor, We
oan assure complete satisfaction with our
work. Hair Dressing for ladies has our
special attention.
G.. KARNOFSKY & son.
Mauitowoc. March IS 1871
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%.CAUTEON.S

Buy no powders or prepared simmons Liver
REGULATOR uuic~s IN our engraved wrapper, with
Trade mark, stamp AMI 81 mature daoroAsn None
otue: Is genuine
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AGanito"oc
CAPITAL OF $4,000,

This BANK i. organized under the pro-
visions Of the National Banking Law, with
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We offer superior inducements to close buyers. Pure
for CASH and direct o. the manufacturers we arc pi
not be under sold Onr stock OF Heavy and shelf lar
aud those designing to build offer special bargains
mense stock Of
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The suGscriber having Opcneda
Flour and Feed store in the store OF
Sa.. Bennett, on Commercial street,
next door to o. TCrrison. Intends 10
keep CoEsSantiy on hand the very
best spring and winter wheat flour
also aIi kinds OF feed which Will be
delivered 20 any part o: the city.
37.,g e. TRUMAN.
, 1873-09-12
DES MOlNES.

Reunion OF tho Soldiors OF tho War OF
1912 unu tho Mexican Wnr-.VioIa.
tfon OF tho Internal ItcVonuo Lnxv-~
Methodist EpiacopnI Conforcnce.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEa MONIES, Sept. 11.-Tha rcunion Of soldiers Of
tho War OF 1912 aud the Mexican War commenced hero
this afternoon. Eleven members Of tho War Of 1912 aro
present, tho oldest being 05 yoars old. Eighty
cglt soldiers Of Tho Mexican War enrolled at hca
quartors md numbers scattered among friends In
tho city. Tho prominent prcsont aro Gen. Trun-
bull, Gen. aivon, and Col. Elgington. The wc!com-
ing address tonight By the Hon. D. 0. Finch,
spondel to by the Aov. Samuel Moh1or, survivor Of
tho War OF 1879, 80 years old. Speeches wero also
made by nu1nnois Of tho old yotoraus, au Of whom
enjoying themselves hugely. Tomorrow IL tho
Jig day Of tho occaa!on and includes shnm ght be-
twocn two companies Of artillery, two batlorlSs, and
ono cavalry company.
Jamcs Dayman, gored by bull on Tuesday, died
today.
John Keoh,. Of Fort Dodge brought hcro to-day
on charge OF five violations Of tho lOYenue law. IIo
gayo bail for 90 to appear nt Tho next term Of the
United StateA Circuit Court.
Tho Doahoiuea conforonco, Of tho Methodist Eps-
cora Church met nt Wlntereet yesterday lalop Dnw-
snan rresdlng. Dallop Andrews s also present. Re
lurts ndicat0 that the Conference Ia iu tnuriahng
condition.
, 1873-09-12
RAILROAD FRElGHTS.

Increase of ErOigllt Rntcs on tho NIil-
Northwestern 1EnilfOaiis.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MAD1BoN, Wis.,, Sept. 11.-1lumpys OF raised railroad
rates for freight In ts Stats, communicated to TuE
Tn1nuax nomo days ago, fully confirmed. II has
transpired that or1ora have been issucd establishing
An increased tariff tho Milwaukee l. st. pAul nnl
Chicago l. Northwestern ailroads to take ooct Sept.
IT, and, nnesB controlling Eastern inunncos can be
dissuuded from this attempted scheme to rob tho
producers, the poor1o will avo to submit aud wait for
lmo, that maRea NIL things oven, TO take their
revenge. Il railroad mauagers pora!at IN taking
advantage Of the farnera' necessity for incroaaed
railroad facilities, stringent Law regulating freight
t1rihe sre to como. Tho prcsa haye arendy sound
ell the slatEt md thu Stat6 Journal Milwaukee Vis.
consfn, oshkosh Northreser1., Jancsve Gazette, La
Qrosae Democrat, Fond du Lao Conln,onrca and Eau
Claire Free Iess, hayc Ind artlclea containing right
coua protest. and giving lair warming Of tho coIsc-
Of the insatlav grood OF tho EAsorn monopo-
lists. They nro told tint tho peoro Of this Yta,o ro
not Bl.ch submissive dots to quietly nctmt such
groaH Injustice and Tint 1t will insure retaliation ne1t
winter. Heretofore tho adoption of pro rna tariff has
boon avoided by tho claim to legislators that ratlrord
rates here woro we'll established, Understood, AMI
generally satisfactory, and would 40 romain. law
for Railroad Commsaionora has been prevented by te
claim that theru very little complaint made by tho
people, and hardly any thing TINT needed TO bo inquire
cd into. This action will precip!tnte pro rata tcriH
aud Hallway Commissioners with largo powers, and
almost certainly, In tho prosent temper Of tho public
to or per cont aa B freoy talked of in Influential
quarters. What tho press has thus fur said In but
tho muttorings OF tho storm Of popular Indignation,
which will brcak out whcn froghts arc really put up
, 1873-09-12
A CHICAGO "DAZZLE,v



How Jnmes Lhskiss Vanity DrouHht
Him Rcfore nanyon.
We haso t.au OCCASION 10 SPEAK OK 'onn AAcn' tho
w1cKado9f, OF Markham, the chechest, but NO woro
mover called upon to mention James Laski tho vsinest
mnu In Chicapo Thia ,nan,s vaptv ia narsncttv 1von
derful .n1 ma ia sr,,I,, t1,o 800 !. as .on.,.o.
atr,,eao ~ poan saaa ~ ~ ~ te na %sno
many Of us ndmired Charles Mathews rs Dazzle In
"London Assurouce.n James can equally wall p1ay
the leading charnc ter in ChicsVo aBat,runce un il
But there ig h,rpIIy a noint heyond which men
Of this stamp can't 60, and TINT
liz has at iass boon OBLIGED to succuro to hfs yanitv
and Il came about In thIs way But hoforo va roiatn
tho closing rnrt OF this mans caroer il NAV bo wall
enough to state eoothtpp Of his o.rlv history n ia
the son Of asanchuuntta naranta t.t n a9 that ia
, 1873-09-12

very brilliant and pleasant outdoor entertainment
was given on Wednesday, evening by Mrs. ]. Il. Ars-
by, In celebration Of tho birthday Of hcr husband.
The spacious grounds Of Mr.. Armsby werc brilliantly
Illuminated, and music and aumptuoua banquet
contributed to mako tho occasion Of enjoyment to
those who Wero fortunate aH to 10 guostB Among
those present were Gov J. L. Devcrdge and daughter
Mrs. g. q. Raymond Hfessrs. l.. ". Gaukoy, Charles
wives.
leo cream and beneht the attractions at tho
Methodist Bocable last evening. The attendance was
good, and tho occasion very pleasant one.
Dr.. Scotia now brick block 1s rising nbove tho
ground. II will 10 al imposing structure and add
greatly to tho appearance Of Davis Rsreet.
, 1873-09-12

@ lnDAsAroL1a A. Ind, sops 11.-col. E. A. Whit
COMB 0! th1a city who WIS arrested at Ek. Louis on
the sh Inst, at tho instance Of tho now Directory Of
the Ct. 1ouia Medical 1fo, held in the 81 Louis
jail tWcnty-four honra, with Wow thought Of get
cure ball, and would DO compelled to go bali Al homo
among h's friends Such would seem to bo the case,
Company arrival bore on Monday morning evidently
exnecsing to, dnd their victim In prison, but, 10
thcir surprise aud chagrin, their bird had
St. Louis pressing bis suit against tho Company but
Gen. Stuart changed bis tactics, and. 10 company with
In session. and spent tho day in toatifytng nut tho
best-lad schomea Of mice aud gang aft agley y
To-day the Grand Jury adjourned aud mhde the1r re-
port, but found no blu agalnBs Col. Whitoomb-no
evidence to warrant indictment. II IL claimed By
Whttcomh'g frien1a TINT the charges aga!nst him aro
falao. and that be waa arrested without warran AL
Some think 1t srnacks little Of tho malicious.