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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-29

TIE Cincinnati Enquirer says: The
friendly relations between Ohio, Indians,
West Virginia and Kentucky will be nicely
preserved. They all have Democratic Gov
ernors. If other States wish to live hsppi-
ly they had better get into line.
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THE Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette says there is very little
expectation that Hpgbes, The Republican
candidate, wiz be Elected Governor of Viz
oipia
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Great Sale of the Season.

VEATMAN, SHIELDS & co. WILL SELL
i Tuesday morning, 28th Octo er, the best as
sorted line of fresh, seasonable Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Clothing, Mems, Boys, Ladies' and
Misses Trimmed Hats and Variety Goods offer
ed this season, to which will be added Boots and
Shoes. Terms made known on day Of SALE
These goods are ordered closed Immediately.
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Nashville and Decatur r. r. Co

OECRETARY'S OFFICE, NASHVILLE.
y Oct. %, 1ST3-Tne annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Nashville and Decatur Rail-
road Company will be held at the Depot of the
Company, in this city,
On Wednesday, the 10th day Of No.
Vember next.
oc24 I'd G. W: SEAY, Sec'y.
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A Good Chance.

"A NEW PATENTED MACHINEF FOR MAX
ing Mattresses, now working at Weakley 8
Warren's Furniture Factory. The right for
Tennessee, South Carolina, Virginia and Mary
land for sale or to let to canvassers. Money can
be made by it. oc2S 3t*
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THE Democrats are very sanguine OF car
ryiug New York at the election next month";
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"A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE IN EDGE
field, with ali the modern c0nvenlences, for 8
small farm near the city.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR.& wEAKLEY,
OCT eodtf Agents.
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THE COST OF COLLECTING GUS
TOMS REVENUES.
From the New York Wor


If, as the Times alleges, Governor Dix
has endorsed the present management of
the Custom House, be has Numbered. The
economy or wsste practised by govern
fnent in its expenditures can be best judged
by the cost of collecting its revenues. 1t
has been the boast OF the present Admins
tration that It's expenditures In
all branches of the Government
were on the most economical footing; still
the cost of collecting the customs revenue
has been augmenting steadily year by year
ever since Grant came into power. The
following table shows the cost of collecting
customs revenue for four years of President
Grants administration: r
1870. ...................,.....$6,2 37,l3
1oIl.s...ss ..s's...s.'..s.... o,0oU,0Iz
1oIz. .-......ss....ss.. 0,9oO, lo9
1873. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7,OI6,747
Yet in 1870 we reduced duties largely,
and in 1S72-73 we abolished all the duties
on tea and coffee and added several hundred
articles to the free list. Notwithstanding
this we find that in 1873, when our customs
receipts were Sl90,93S,0 900, the cost of col
lectio was S7,079,747, while in 1870, when
our revenue was S194, 53S, 347, the cost of
collection was only S6,237,137, or about
$342, 900 less than in 1878. Surely this
Goes not show economy! In 1860, un-
der Mr.. McCulloch, the customs revenue
amounted 10 $50, APO, and the cost of
collecting it was $3.50, 738, and yet no ae-
ministration was ever charged with being
more extravagans or corrupt than was that
of johnson.
If we compare the expenditure fer the
H. 8 Al.
last year of Mr.. Johnson's Administration
with that of the fiscal year just passed we
shall find the following result:
Percentage
Customs Cost of for col
1880. revenue collecting. lecting.
Under johnson. $3.50, 084, 426 S5,S76,73S 8
1873.
Under Grant,. 1sO,93s,4 400 7,Ns,74s S4
Increase in eest of expenditure in 1873
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Notice.

ALL PERSONS OWING THE ESTATE
N of Z. M. Richards, deceased will please
come forward and settle Immediately. Those
having claims against said estate are notified to
file the same, with me, within the time allowed
by law. A. T. WHITMAN,
oc29 1aw3t Pub. Administrator
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For Rent,

"KENDRICK HOUSE." CHURCH ST,
CONTAINING 10 OR Il ROOMS IN THE
" Boarding Department, and three business
Store Rooms fronting on Church st. Rent
moderate. For further particulars apply to
THOS. CALENDER, Agent,
Oc283t so N. Cherry street
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IOWA ELECTION.

The Des MoiDes State Register of the
23d publishes returns from eighty-three
counties, fifty-eight of which give Carpen-
ter (Rep.) majorities sggregating 26,2O9,
aud twenty-six gave Vale (Opposition) ma
jorities aggregating SOFA, making Csrpen-
ter's net majority in the eighty three cOun-
ties 49, 1876. The Register thinks that the
returns for the remaining fifteen counties
will bring Carpenters majority up to 10000,
as they gave him a majority of 4,949 N
1871. OF the Legislature the Register
says:
Twenty-eight senators hold over, and
twenty-five we're elected at the late cleo.
ton. The Senate viii stand 80 Republi-
cans to Is Opposition. The joint ballot
will be as follows:
Sanste. House.
kepubilcans. % 81
Opposition ...........,.... 10 ~
Republican msjorities.,..... 20 2
This gives the Republicans a majority Of
% on joint ballot. The last Legislature
elscted two years ago, stood as follows:
Senate. House.
Republicans. .............42 IS
Democrats. .........,.. u
Republican majority. 30
This gave the Republicans msjority of
80 on joint ballot.
Last year Grant carried the State by CO.,
$40 majority,
How many such victories as they schiev-
ed this year, could the Republicans of Iowa
stand?
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TEAL ESTATE AGENCY
Farms for Sale.

WE HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED ON
sale several most excellent Farms in Davidson
and adjoining counties, some Of which are Of
tered at a great bargain.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR 3 wEAKLEY,
oc22 eodtf Agents.
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The Shortest Route to Fortune.
100000 for only $3.50.
THE LARGEST RETURN FOR
THE SMALLEST INVESTMENT,
10000 GIFTS!
$4,000 In PRIZES!
PRINCIPAL PRIZE. $780, 600!

Consisting of the superb palatial residence of
Simon Abeles, Esq, unsurpassed as a private
dwelling in the United States, being only a few
blocks from the Courthouse, surrounded by
magnificent grounds, orchards, gardens and vine
yards. The building has been only recently COM
pleted with all modern improvements.
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A Vacant Lot fronting on the northeast corner
of the Public Square, 70 by 80 feet deep, being
little east of Messrs. Ewin, Psndleton & Co.'s
wholesale drug house. Capitalists and whole
sale merchants would do well to examine this
property.
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The People Have Chosen.-The expert
ence Of years has convinced en- intelligent pub
lie that for all ailments involving weakness and
irritabiiity Of the stomach, o6structions in the
bowels, morbid condition Of the liver and nerv-
Gus debility,
Tarrans's E1erveseeas seltzer Aper.
TENT
Is the surest, safest and swfftest remedy. Not
merely agreeable, but absolutely delicious 60 the
palate; 1t also possesses four medicinal elements
which have never been united in the same happy
proportions In any other preparation. 1t Is the
gentlest and most painless Of cathartics, WON
derful tonic, an unexceptionable alternative and
q certain corrective Of all impurities which may
exist in the blood OF other fluids of the body De-
cline all limitations Of the genuine article. Sold
by all druggists. ocl5 dwedSsat2wsw2f
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Union and Smerieait

wEDNEsDAx, ooTOBER 20. ISIS.
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sale merchants would do well to examine this
property.
Two Lots of 30 feet each, on the west side of
South College street, running back $50 feet to an
alley, upon which there is two-stcry brick
building known as "HOrn's Paint Shop"
a StOrehOuse on the north side of Broad st.,
between Cherry and College, now occupied by L
A. Brown as clothing store, fronting q feet.
Two Brick Tenements on east side of South
Cherry street, each fronting rs feet and running
back 18O feet. Exempt from taxation.
A TwO-story Frame House on the east side of
South College street, a little south of ST. Vim
cent Hospital, fronting 50 feet by LOT deep. Ex-
empt from taxation
The owner of this property is determined to
sell. 1t will be sold without reserve. 1t is for
you to fix the price. The sale will commence
promptly with the property on the Public Square,
and will be proceeded with in the order In which
1t is above mentioned Omnibuses will be in at
tendance to convey parties from place to place.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third cash, and the
residue in one and two years, with interest from
date.
A liberal discount will be allowed parties who
propose to pay all or part Of the deferred pay
ments.
THOS. CALENDER,
Real Estate Agent, 30 N. Cherry street.
oc25 ids
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On wednesday, Nov. s, 1873,

A T 10X O'CLOCK, WILL OFFER FOR
IA sale at public Outcry, the following valuable
Real Estate, viz:
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a Storehouse on the north side Of Broad ST.,
between Cherry and College, now occupied by
A. Brown as clothing store, fronting q feet.
, 1873-01-12
RAILROADS..

Knpil Progress BEING undo on the
Baltimore, Pittsburgh d. Cilicug0
Line.
speeial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Tho Baltimore Sun Of
this morning has tho following in regard to the
Baltimore, Pittsburgh i Chicago Railroad:
This new road, projected under tho auspices Of
tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Company, with the view
of securing short, direct, and independent con-
nection for our seaboard city with tho great
lako city of Chicago. is evidently being pushed
earnestly and rapidly. Only two mouths ago
we announced the contracts for eighty-aeven
milcs, commencing at point on the Lade Erie
Division Of the Baltimore d Ohio Road, ninety
miles from Newark and running thence west toDc-
fancc, aud now another 100 miles are offered
for contract from Defiance to Walker Station,
Ind, on the indianapolis, Peru Chicago Rail
way Proposals are to be received for this work
at Camden Station, Baltimore, until tho Let day
tho road into Chicago, tho whole length OF the
new road, as surveyed, being 269 miles, Of which
the Chief Engineer, Mr.. Jas. L. Randolph, says
the aggregate Of the curved portions Til not
exceed 15 miles. He also states that in the 255
miles from the Lake Eric Division to the point
where tho line turns up north around the end Of
Lake Michigan, the located Hnos arc but ~
miles longer than an air limo, while 80 miles OF
the line is level, so miles twcnty-six feet grade
per mile, and the remainder less than twenty
feet grade.
NEW Yong, Jan. ia meeting OF the Direc-
tors OF the New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad was held hero today, at which, it is un-
derstood, action was taken concerning tho mort
gago on the road for forty million dollarn: The
bonds to be raised under the mortgage will be in
the form of security, which the Company will
soil to obtain the money to lay tho additional
trnckB
, 1873-01-12

Hon. "2FcnVorth; j. IT, Hl.Son, HULK 1s4aaus
T. D. sanford, Dubuque.
The following were among tho arrivals at tho
Sherman, YESTERDAY: 7. ". Adams, Boston; Z.
H. Hains, Waukogan; C. r. Ladd, San Francis
CO; j. II. Edmunus, Boston; Z. ". Stone, New
York e. Rice. Syracuse Z. II. Anderson, Den
yer; Walter Fnney, Marquette, Mich. l.. 4.
Arthur. New York. J. II. Sharp, Red River; Il.
Eams, st. Paul; james H. Harris, Ga!era.
Tho following officers elect Of Tencred L od5e
No. t., f. T., were duly installed, on last es:n-
ing at their Castle Hall, by the Grand Lodge
officers, viz: John Su11merfeld, Chancellor
Commander: Joseph II. Dixon, Vice Chancellor;
James II. Haynie, Pr2laee; T. J. Lstourneau1,
,laster Of Exchequer; Louis Jacobs, SIaster OF
Finance; E. B. Wethcrcll, Keeper OF Records
and Seal; Z. 3. Langley, Master At Arms; VIM.
II. Cough, Worthy Inner Guard Edward Grey,
Worthy Outer Gunrd.
Charlotte Cushman received $4,000 in cash
for her three weeks work At 1IcVickcr's Theatre.
She came on q 81 ccrtainty" Of $500 for each per
folnance, aud for that sum Mr.. McVicker vas
1esponsible to her, no matter whether he took
it in at the box Office or not. He did take 1t ln
however, and something to spare for himself, Of
whicheyetybody will be glad. Without mention
ing precise figures, arc at liberty to state that
Miss Cushnan's was, financially, the most sue
cessful dramatic engo gement ever played in
Chicago. But it must not DO supposed that,
apart from the $500 per performance men
tioned, tho receipts were al profits, as, aside
from tho regular cxpenses Of the establishment,
it ia costly to nrodl1ce plays in the AcVicker
style. It took 32, 900 to put Henry VIII" on
the stage, and Hiss Cuah1nan says she neTer saw
it more timely done.
, 1873-01-12

A1ceular meeting Of the Young Mons Friend
ship Club will DO held tomorrow evening.
The ne1t party Of tho 'Blue Danube C1ub" q"
will occur at Bournique's West Side Hall next
Thursday night.
The ladies' Of tho First Unitarian Society have
postponed their calico ball until Wednesday
evening, Jan %.
The next Of the regular series Of I" South Side
Sociables " will be calico party, to be held next
Thursday evening, at Avenue Hall
Washington Lodge, No. 81, Knights OF P5thias,
will give grand Inauguration concert ana Dali,
ut Central Hail. tomorrow evening
Tho regular annual meeting Of the Academy OF
Sciences will bo held, next Thursday evening, in
the library OF Hon. J. Y. 6cammon, near Con-
g1ess street.
The annual meeting Of the Nursery and Half
Orphan Asylum viii be held ct the Asylum, NO.
855 North Ha1sted street, next "Wednesday, At II
g. N.
The quarterly meeting OF the Union Catholic
Library Association will be held in the hall on
the corner Of Adams and Desplaines streets, On
Tuesday evening next.
The eleventh annual ball Of the United Sons
Of Erin Benevolent Society will be held at the
West Twelfth Street Turner Hall, on Nednes-
dag evening, the Goth inst.
Mr. II. 2. Stnnwood, General Passenger
Acert Of the CHICAGO 4 Northwestern Railroad,
, 1873-01-12

and firm Barley quiet. Malt drn Western. *l.17.
Gem hca.y receipts, 20 900 bn CID and pew Western
receipts caCc9 bu new mixed Wes:ez?, 45t455oHc /;
llac., 47Gs 4oc white, so85:..
Ecas-Firm; Western, S1337f
lTAr-Firn.
Hors-Fisln and unchanged.
LEA1HEn-1n good demand at 2593ic; Or1noco, p
WdoL-ue1d firmly; tubbed, 65@soc oalo, &c.
GnocER1E4-cofes very firm ut ic@i9s: Sugar nm
changed. Moasscs quiet and firm; New Orleans,
CI{s zoe. 1ucc steady, 7t!@sAc.
TErno1EuM-Crudr, sk@1o,Hc; renned,- o7I@
27Ec.
TUaPES11Se-Qniet and nrEn At INC
Pnov1sIoss-Pork dull mess, $l315@1400 prime
rne.c, <l4.0o@14.So. Bcef unchauged. Cut meats
steady; shoulders, for January l-f6c; spot 5'5c-
3tlldles en,; long clear 7; for FeSuary aud March,
&c: long and sfort cosr for nu1t week, INC. Lard
lrmcr; etcatn, 8'398'5c; kettle, s.. @8Hc.
DUI7Ea AND C1EEss-Unclanged.
Wuys.Er-T4ower at 34[(795c.
, 1873-01-12
DEFECTIVE FLUES.

:, W.. .,. nh
To the Editorcf The Chicago Tribune:
s1n: Although We havo some very 1ellaDlo a t, az,
orc1,;+ects wo bayo little or nothing from me-
chanics.
As d carpenter of some years. standing In
this city, wish to soy few words on detective
aattsao ~ ~, +l,a North side T fonnd that. tic
o9s.aeo ~ .Ae % 49, ,of. hotuoon +,,s ce;,inc
"noie 1hsioe u 1,io loi'' oe."oe. no .-s
and burnt nearly through the clapboards before
it had gone out for want OF yentilation. Tho
inmates Of the mouse, VINO mao n'ea .ueie - 1'ueo '
it WIS first built, Knew nothing aoout ~ anu
ysero astonished when called their attention to
It. An examination quickly disclosed the cause.
Tho bricklayor. in building tue base Of the chin
1no D..s ~, raaf hsd 1at - I'm ovor m ta
noy outsioe tne 1ool, nau 4os ~ 1np o'ol -.
shingles; 80 that, when the tonnuouon eanh, 'i'o
chimney lad separated close by the rafters
at 1east ttco inches. Now, fancy this fue burn
m mt oncs ar twice wear. and there was little
cansn for surDriso at the result.
g;nra then r have come acrosp several other
, 1873-01-12
HIGHLAND PARK.

- The first meeting Of the Highland Park Liter
ary Society for the year 1873 was held Inst Fri
day night at the residence Of Mr. f. Fl. Plum
mer, and the officers for tho ensuing year wero
installed. They arc as follows:
Prcsident-MIss Clara Willard.
Iice Presidcnt-l1r. E. II. 1secbe:
;SccTetdry and Tfe0surer-31r. s. II. Coo.
Edikor-A13s8 Belle Leslie.
The noticeable features Of tho programme
was tho opening address by the President. the
singing OF Miss Grant, tho reading Of Miss Belle
Leslie, and tho fins1y-rendered piann solo Of
Miss Kittie Smith. Tho Society Is two years old.
and has about fifty members, and is one OF the
most tonrishing societies in the suburbs.
, 1873-01-12
LOUISIANA.

Arrangements for tho Inauguration
OF the Rival Governors on Mon-
day.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 11.-The city is quiet, and
both Legislatures. Tho Fueionists are making
preparations on IN extensive scale for McEnery' 9
Inauguration on Monday, in Lafayette Square il
clear, and in Exposition Hall II raining. Ladies'
arc invited to be present The pinchbackers
viii inaugurate Kellogg on Monday III he-
chanics' Institute.
, 1873-01-12

rrvrnpooru Jan. I'LL L. m.-Flour 29s 5d43oe.
xhcst ,xinter 12s asia I'd spring. liz 6d@12s I'd
wite ~nse,i ad9i2s ID club Corn, 2ss sd
a2ss Cd. Pork, 6os I'd. Lard, 57s 3D.
changed. Hest unchanged. m, .
LosDoS, jan. u-s p. m:-Conso1s fos money, o2s !;
~ MAA aa;xs 1o4oa. s9H new 5a, cox Eric, 49K.
Inc fato for money 1t the Stock Exchange on Gov
crnmeut securities per cent lower than The bank
rate.
PANS. jan. 11-Rentes, 53f II centimes.
L1vERroo1, Jan. 1l.-Cotton, fat and prices Iregu-
5000 bales for speculation and expor, 600 bales
Wbsat-Rod winter, 12s@l22 2!~ o f10u5 %. go rs
cnm,'eTana s egla mddles. nh SIS ID short rbs, 35s
, 1873-01-12
THE INDIAN WAR. j.

Fight With the Araches in Arizona
Fifty.scycn Redskins Sent to Il heir
HAPPY Hunting Grounds.
SAN FnAsc1sco, Jan. n:-Advicos from an
IONA to Jan. l. state that General Crook on
that morning had received despatch from
Major Brown, stating that his command fought
the Apuches, killing ffty-seven and capturing
twenty-three. His only loss was one Lima In
dian. The battle occurred at the National for
tifcations, on Salt River: thirty miles above Mo
Buell., and lasted fye hours.
, 1873-01-12
Tho Connolly Trin1--Pofs0nings

Thc Connolly Trin1--Pofsoning.
ALBANY, Jan. 11.-Tho trial Of ex-Co1aptroller
Connolly OF New York, for frauds, takos place
this month. To-day an affidavit vas filed by
his counsel that he las good and substantial
It in stated thore is clear evidence against
Houghteling, charged With poisoning the Halle
ton family ut Coeymans.
, 1873-01-12
MARRIED..

SCF1ARF-MIHTT-In St. James Church. In this
city, by the Rector, Res arthur Brtoks, Dec. e. 1911
Albert +. SchArf and Barbara H. Miatr, both OF THU
city. 10 cards.
Aberdeen anil Tozzcss, Scotland and Cciloda,
Province nf Saxony. Prr+sia, papcrs p!sa.e copy.
, 1873-01-12

n Lawyer Under a Cloud.
BosroS JAM u.-Joseph A. Whitman, law
yer. is under arrest, charged with forging a
mortgage note for 910, 600, nnd utterinlg the
With Charles Canada On charges Of fraudulent
transactions.
, 1873-01-12

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 11.-At the Midship-
mems annual ball, last night. at the Naval
Academy, there were present PRECEDENT Grant,
rails Case and Worden, Commander Scott and
other officers, with many ladies from Baltimore,
Washington, New York. and Philadelphla.
, 1873-01-12

New YoaK, Jan. I--Co11oE-DnH; H'ddang up
land, 201c. ann .,,..
super western and State, $5.es96.so; eo1nmon to
good c1trs, s7Io87-e5 good to choice so;
s.5o: St. Lonis, E6G13.oo. Rye -four ind corn
mea unchanged. Wheat steady receipts, COG b.: ga
No. and No, spring, mixed, sl.e5; rcd winter,
u.;o51,s3; white Western, S1.a081-a5. Rye scarce
, 1873-01-12
New York Dry Goods Market.

Exw Yonx, JAN. 1.-The week closes with quiet
int steady market for al descriptions Of goods
B1eachcl- brown, and eoiored cottons remain veIy
strong, and stocks in first hands are exceptionally
Wight Of cassiIneree Melons, and suitings in In
c1essed request at about last years pEtces Foreign
goods weye dull. The imports Of dry goods for the
Vetk wera slightly over ST, 900 600.
, 1873-01-12
THE TEMPERATURE.

Tie range Of temperature during the week
ending last evening, az reported by L. Manasse,
optician, under the Sherman House, Was as
follows:
, 1873-01-12

Dosros, Jan. IA slight shock Of earthquake
WAS felt 1t Brunswick, Me., at O'Clock THIS
morning.
, 1873-01-12

new YORK, Jan. 11.-ArriYed, the steamship
Frauce from B1eat.
, 1873-01-12

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New Yonx, Jan. 11.-dold dull At 1l235911oh,
closing ut 1l2i,e41l2A. Loans to 7 for carrying.
Cl:artngs s., 900 900. Weekly specie shipments 81
Co5 ,233.
Governments unchanged. State bonds dull nnd
steady.
Tho hank statement In favorable and shows q net
gain OF $9,'Ss,023 in the legal reserve. The banks
hold Il, Go 023 above the = per ceA required.
to 6li, but finally closed at per cent
The stock market opened firm, Int remained In this
condition only short time. Pricea declined before
the first board from u to 4 per cent, and after the
board there wa3 further decline Of Il to ~ per
cont New York Central Very active ut one time
advancing lo31<. Western Union exceptionally
strong selling at B2,zG94A. The general market
irregular and, a. tho final close, weak In tone.
Startling 1885,.
, 1873-01-12
4. OF p.
knights Of Pyt1lfas.
PERSONAL.

PERCONAL.
L boy Of 10 year. named Albert Mayo with light
hair blue full ronnd face dressed IN Gray coat and
Fes odfk rane teatnhr looss oaFn nlu"n pAtsa Eat.
olue aeat!, olns ana MHte VII o1 " avs .yt
sa.st from whenco he disappeared On Saturday the 4h
inst.
11ERS(NAI-IF WILLIAM H. LODGE WjI,I. CALL
upon or send his address to 81. L. LUDINGTON,
III West Randolph he will hear OF something to his
interest.
DERSONAL-PAfsTY AT CORNER WOOD AND
Twelthst. aaTestislnE 10 lass aitnnne Ior
Viii ne,,a faFo no1ce tiat ha toes nat mako usiness
Despiaines-st- |
;aisss; ~! ~, ~ rd,r nx.n,s .hont to
W. - Z AErSv, Tdbnna ~. efare ''~ ~ Az p'1 eAo ~
~. .n-10--G.- y. -..oo1 o.e. -iiR RE.
IoERSONALr SO WILL ~ fAln AZ NY. tUKa U.Kacksonst-,
- n1 ru.n :. sns usssnoa. tnnsn N r.o ~. ~
u as3 o-eaae, e1a =. GET nv