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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-12-12

A bear caught in trap at Eden,
VT, one day last week, chewed of
his imprisoned leg and walked away
on his other three, thus setting hu-
manity an example how to Shear"
an amputation.
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Georgia. Cherokee Connty :

To all whom it may concern; Where's, W
r. Abbott of said County, has msdp application
to ME for Lettega as Administration upon the
E~tate Of Prudence l.. Abbott, late o. said
county deceased This is therefore to cite all
persons concerned, to be and appear at my Of
flee, within the time prescribed by law, to file
their objections, if any thy have TO the grant
ing of said Letters This Dec LIST, 1873.
w. r. d. MOSS, Ord'y,
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souTBER9 FRUIT TREES.

The undersigned offers. for sale this season.
choice selection Of southern Grated Fruit
Trees. embracing APPLES. Peaches, Pears;
Plgul's, Small Fraits DC. The stock Il fine and
thoroughly acciimatr,i 10 eur soil.
Respectfully,
r. W, VAN DYKE, Nurserymanan
July II lS7@! Marietta G2
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The office of Sergeant>as>Arm of
the House of Representatives is
worth $4,000 . year, and the Off
Ger has to give 100000 bonds for
his good behavior.
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Georgia, Cherokee County ::

Notice is hereby given to all persons having
demands against James Knox, late Of said
county deceased Ia present them to me, pro
perly made out, within the time prescribed by
law 50 rs to show their character and amount.
And all persons indebted TO said deceased are
hereby required to make immediate payment 10
me December LIST, 1873
NEWTON j. PERKINS, Executor.
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A Georgia man hung himself bo-
cause he owed six shillings and could
not pay. There's Jay Cooke, now
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A Revenue officer seized some
matches from Marietta merchants on
last Tuesday. Baltimore manufac-
turers failed to "stamp."
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Estrav Notice.

Tolled before me as an Estray on the 25th
inst, by Solomon Fuller ofthe 792d Dist G. M
of Cherokee County, Ga, one Pale Yellow
Heifpr about two years old, with white face and
streak white under belly, marked with crop of
left and shalt crop off right ear. Appraised by
j. NJ. McAfee and J. L. Hutson to be worth
five dollars, and that it is worth fifteen cents
per day for keeping said Heifer
The owner is hereby notified to appear before
me, prove property, pay costs and expenses, and
take her away; elee she will be bold on the
premises of said Solomon Fuller in Canton, Ga.
OH Saturday the 9th day of December, 1875
Nov 25th, 1878. w. X. ID. MOSS,
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When young lady gives herself
away does sl,c lose her sclf'possess-
ion 7
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Georgia, Cherokee County +:

Georgia, Cherokee County:
TO all whom it may concern, John r., and
Sailie Ross, having in proper form applied to
me for letters of Guardianship, on the persons
and property OF james L., and Frederick Il.
Rainey, minor children of James Rainey, de-
ceased. This is to cite all persons concerned,
to be and appear at my office, within the time
allowed by law, and show cause if amy they
can, why letters of Guardianship should not be
granted to said applicants. Nov. 25th, 1873,
w. Il. d. MOSS, Ordy.
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WASHINGTON December 9.-Thc
proceedings in the House to-day
were of lively character.
After the passage Of bill for the
redemption Of tho twenty million
loan Of 1858, the question of the
increased salary bill came up and
was discussed till the hour of ad.
iournment. The two chief advo
Gates Of the repea! who appeared OF
the stage to-day were Cox, of New
York, and Lawrence, Of Ohio. The
former was pretty thoroughly rid
died by Negley, of Pennsylvania,
while Lawrence was made the butt
and laughing stock of the whole
House, because he had to confess
that as member of Congress in
1866. he had back-pay under cir
cumstances quite as discreditable as
that which characterized the last
salary grab The only Southern
man who participated in the discus
sion was Lynch, Of Mississippi, who
boldly avowed that the Southern
members were opposed to any reduc~
ton, and at least wanted that no
reduction should apply to the present
Congress. On the whole, the salary
grabbers were in the ascendant A
vote will be asked, but hardly reach
ed to morrow.
SENATE.
Several financial bills. Aloorn
introduced bill for levees Missis-
sippi, Alcorn was appointed on
Committee on mines and mining
The Vice President gave notice that
he would be absent for several weeks
and suggested the election of a
Speaker protein. Adjourned.
Secretary Robson claims that he
is putting the Navy on full war foot
ing aud asks for FIVE millions.
The Cabinet to>day was not in
session more than an hour. All the
members were present, with the
exception of the Secretary Of War.
No new features were presented
concerning our relations with Spain.
Tonight it is said on high authority
that everything is believed to be in
a fair way of settlement.
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Estray Notice.

Tolled before me as all estrar on the 5d INST,
by Thomas b. Reese OF the s025th district q
Nj of said county, one OK, black and wbits col
ored, unmarked, supposed to be about lively,
wears old. Appraised by Hiram Bennett and
James +. Bennett to be worth $3.50, and tina
II is worth twenty five cents per day for feed
ing said OK.
The owner is hereby notified to appear be-
fore me, prove property, pay costs and ex'
penaes and lake him away, else will be sold on
ihs premises of said Thomas i. Reeves on SAT
u~day Goth, December 1873. This 9th day o.
December 1879.
w. R y. MOSS. Ordinary
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

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injurious mineral substance, bat is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
which an aiIwise Providence has placed III
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FOR SALE.

A FARM, il. Culb eq,miy tour miles south
Of Marietta and Two and one half miles west OF
SMYRNA One hundred and twenty five acres.
The place is well improved. young orchard,
good water, for l,al,h unsurpassed. Two
prongs of Nieksisek Cr"rk run through the
place. One of the hes, Improved WATERPROOF
ers in the South soli.l lsock Dam, Rock Gin
House. All the machinery is propelled by
Ruraham's Turbine Wheel. consisting OF En-
ary Gin and Candeps.,, ingarsol's Cotton
Press. have ginnrd ihis season seventy
EIGHT bales of cotton AID ain running. | will
sell stock, farm implements. &c, if desired.-
Look at the place Tor win give good bar
,rs;n for e,,sa JOE. q. EVE.
Maristta. New. 2isi. '73.-2t
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LOWEST PRICES,

Those wishing to buy can look around aud
call at his store, and lie will sell them if they
win remember the price and quality of what
they havs seen elsewhere.
A good lot of Guns on hand for sale very
cheap Call st once
NC. GIGNILLlAT.
Oct. 18th 1872.
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Georgia, Cherokee County
10 all whom it may concern, Wm. ii. Sher-
man, having in proper form applied to me for
Letters Of Guardianship Of The persons and pro
perry Of Mary L.. Martha X, and Twiggs II.
Boyer minor children of Marin Il. Boyer, de-
ceased. This is to cite all persons concerned,
10 be and appear at my Office within the time
allowed by law and show cause, il any they
can, why letters of Guardianship should not be
grained to said applicant. Nov. 25, 1873
w. r. ID. MOSS,
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PEN POINTS.

Calhoun has boy who can put
eve pints of oysters under his shirt
directly after hearty dinner.
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Georgia, Cherokee County ,

Ordinary 0tiice. bue. lit, 1873.
J. r. Powell having applied 10 me fur sxeml-
ton Of personally and setting aside and valua-
ton Of homestead aud ! will pass upon the
same at 10 o'clock, a. m, on the 18th in-i, at
my Office in Canton, Ga
w II. d. MOSS, Ord'y
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Georgia Cobb County:
To all whom it may concern: Greeting !;
Whereas, Sarah f. King. Administrative of
the estate OF b. S. King late Of said county.
deceased, represents by her petition duly filed,
that she has fully administered said estate and
ssss that letters Dismissory be issued TO her
This is therefore to CHE all and singular those
concerned TO show cause to me il any they have
on or before tl,e first Monday in December next
why said letters should not be issued IA pray
ed for This Oct. 30th 1873.
H. 81 lIAsIMETT, Ordinary.
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THE FAVoRITE HOME REMEDY

This unrivalsd Medicine il warranted not to
contain single particle Of MERCURY, or any
injurious mineral substance bat is
, 1873-09-23

Yesterday forenoon another victim was added to the
already 1arge number OF suicides which have recently
taken place in our midst. ]. Eudicott Smith, who ro
hiaca at No. 428 West Madison street, Las for Some
time been threatened with insanity or Bofening Of tho
braln. Lis mind has been harrasscd with Wild fan.
eses Ho imagined his wifo to be iu the tolls Of "tho
Woodruff" and Baid ho Has much opposed
to this, as we'll as to hia w1fe being
"medium," Bomo two wccka ago he placed
himself under tho caro- Of Dr. Brown, No. $50 A!chi-
gan avenue, and took tho yaporntt treatment This
seemed to benoat him, md lie ofen remurkod that us
abody was gaining strength and hia mind becomiuR
Heaker every day." Yesterday, about 10 .. 1n., hs
ven me bf' Hrowns @ 9iiso aud Expressed wish to
one, and, coming back, horr'aod to ld III. sith
lying the floor with hia throat cut bleeding very pro
fuaey He had sevelea the arteries with razor which
he found n caHe On tho table Everything dono
waa Of no avail, and ,n short ume ho died. Mrs,
Smith IL At Parkcrsyillo Morrs County Kan, visiting
friends. Coroner stophcna WAS notified at once and
jury ampannOod, who decided that ~. Endicott Smith
had committed suicide whilo n state Of great mpnta
DEPRESSION" All tho effects Of Mr. Hm.th found on
ig porson tu tho Possession OF Coroner 9epheus
from whom Mrs. Smith can obtain them.
, 1873-09-23
THE RESERVE GREENBACKS.
4 Fail Discussion of tho Qnestionss
Tho 1'rcstdcnt Convinced OF the Los
Enlity OF Ellis Isust Action.
Sptcf0I Dispakch 10 The CAtcado Tribune.

a ENlA H1AcU8Al0h O1 aMU ANest1OHeS
Tho President Convinced OF the Los
entity OF Ellis I'ust Action.
sptcfa, Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
THE GOVERNMENT At HOME.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 22.-don. Grant and ecc-
rotary Richardson arrived horo from New York
carly this morning, aud each began business
onriior thnn usual. Tho members of tho Cabinet
now horo visited tho White Houso ut varioua
times up to IL o'clock, merely 10 pay tloit
roaapoota, to tho preBidcnt and confos
w,ah ,ai. nlm about mattcrn pertaining te
Cablnct rnooti,,g, and thero probably viii moi
ho during tha wool. Al tho inpromnt,1 mcot.
ing to-day, tho financial situation in Now Yorh
was discussed, and tho action thus far taken by
npon tho appoals ,nalo to thom 'v1als whilss
tlioy wcro iii Now York was approved,
mud It was agreod that nothing furtheii
should bo dono by tho Administration
Tor tho relief OF tho financial pressure, until
aomo groat and ,lrgont necessity required.
Tho Associated rreHa and other dispatches Of
last night
a1lsnEpnEsENTEp THE REPLY or THE PRESIDENT
to tho Committee Of busi,losa mon yesterday.
Con. Grant authorizoH tho statement that no
question regarding tho .conBtitutionality or un-
constitutionality Of tho iBHuanco Of part or all
ct the logal-tontlor reserves was Involved. lIo
doomed the reqnoBt OF aomo Of tho
bhnks to 10 a clear violation Of Inv; aud, oyou
II lawful, suoh course was antagonlstlo to thu
business intcreatH Of tho country, aud, In fact,
was strongly rroteutel against Ho will 60 to
t!lo furthoat possible 1cga! limits In tho use Of
the reBonrcoB of tho Treasury to protect the
legitimate business and commercial intoreptB Of
tho country. I1o III Convinced OF
THE LEGALITY OF TIE rAyr COURSE OF THE
GOVERNMENT
IN drawing upon tho legal tender roseryeH and,
III order to satisfy himsoif most thoroughly
about tho matter, ho called upon and spent al
hour this afternoon In consultation with thu
rirst Comptroller Of tho Treasury, tho Hon, r.
W. Taylor, with reference to the Inv
M to tho isHuo OF Legal tender re.
Berves, and ns to wllnt ]1ul been
tho rulings Of tho Department whom this subject
camo up during the administration of Dlr. Bout
VOL az Secretary, aud Of his succesaor, Judge
Richardaon.
Mr. Taylor said that tho subject being sub
mitted to him heretofore, ho had giyon ha
opinion unoquivocally that it is
LAWFUL TO REISSUE THESE nEsEnyEs;
and that, in Ills mind, thoro WIS no slndow Of
doubt about 1t.
, 1873-09-23
MYSTERIOUS DISCOVERY.

Tho IsodT Of n Man Found In tho
River, with 1Hls fhr11t Out from Eur
to Etar..1t is identified by InfH Wife.
Lust Wednesday, evening nnmel James Man-
ming left hB homo ut the Of Oakley mud Twenty
first etrcota for tho purpose, as ho stated to his yife
Of going TO witneRa tho fro on South
1lalated street, young man named Green accoin-
panied him. Thta person statca Tint they
both bccano eomowtat intoxicated, aud that tloy
separated aoon aftcs reaching tho fire. They camo to-
gcther again nt tho Of Union md Wright Breeta
nbout 10 O'Clock Of tho evening, when Manning
was much Intoxicated.
On tho following morning 1,o lid not return homo,
and Ills wife, becoming alarmed ut his abscncc left
accrrate description Of him with Detective Sam
Ellis.
emple3yo II Lowell : Darkora planing, mili,
.n Lowell T. Darkor's slip, tho corner of Flax and
Twenty streets. Information Of the discovery
r ser was asea e. aIo ha Soy 70
Morgue. Coroner Stephens waa at once notified. The
examination Of tho unknown person was begun at II
tic physioiaaa that Tic tfo riaht side of tic iii
bead w broken !n.. and that tho throat
Of foul play and Tho Inquest was postponed until !he
body could bo identified, and tho gtyen to tho
detectives. Upon examining their books, II was dis
correaponded in overy particular with that Of tho
missing man., James Manning. Detective Ellis ac-
TO 1o.rn whosher not Manning had returned home.
Upon learning that he hnd not. Mrs. Mapnng waB IN
stsnetoa so 60 to tho Moreuc and sec If her usbands
Yesterday cvcning, about o'clock, Mira. Manning
and three no'ghbor9 vent to the sorBuc and there
stated that ahe had heon married to him about ten
saS5s' and taSt @ b. always @ 9s'fa fo to BE-
alton, He had never spoken Of committing
Suicide aud carried weapons Of destruction upon
@A'n NJ ps+aot. nt. T., H. ,,... ... .,x .n .1 ,
, 1873-09-23

out would mako some Of tho roads Of tha State
that arc not paying expenBcs moro valuable than
tho frat-olaas roads. They propose. therefore,
to 1eavo out this item OF value In making mp
their asseasmont. The difference In tho roportB
is thus accounted for Tho minority hold, fur
thor, that tho valuo of this o1asB Of property can
only DO determined by MI examination into md
consideration Of tito capital stock Of tho roads,
mud thus thoso roadH whose Htock Ia most waltz
ablo would DO assoBaod highest, or. iii other
words, an equitable assessment could
In this way ho roached. In consider
Ing, therefore, tho value Of tho rnilrond
property, it muHt be remembered that tho 70.
ports do not purport to include tho value Of tho
capital stock Of roata, but tho report Of the
Committee on tho Capital Stock Of Corporations
reports as given below nro mado upon baais Of
70 per cont Of tho fair cash yaluo Of tho tangi-
bio property Of railroads OF tho State, which
makes tho full value little ovor Sl40, 600.
Tho annual reports Of NIL railroad companies Or
Eanized in this State. required by 1aw to bc
made to tho Board of Railroad and Warehouse
Commissioners, should bo fllod in thor oll}co bo-
foro tho first day Of September in each year, for
tho yoar ending on tho 30th Of Juno preceding.
soyoral companies having failed in this, tho
Ing thom TINT inBtructionHB will iBsuo to County
Attorneys on Wednoaday+ tho lat Of October, to
commence proceedings against all companies
that are delinquent for tho ponnlty provided by
law, which IL from s100 to $4,000 for ovory ten
dnys nftor Sept. l., which will tl,on amount to
$4,000. The Commissioners also isBue a circular
to tho County OIerks Of Illinois, roiterasng d
request mado In June last for information in re-
gard to aid voted by tho municipal corporations
to tho railroad companies, and intimate that tho
Clerks will aavo trouble by Immediately rospond-
ing.
The Board held D session today, and dis
cuaRod tho question Of the action Of tho
railroads touching the schedules they hayo Just
issued. Gov. Devoridge was proBent and Mr..
pany. 1t is tho conclusion Of tho Bonrd that
they will vindlcate at law tho Justice Of their
SHnrh
, 1873-09-23
125. Tho Toledo, rcor'a b waraaw Railway Company
NJ. Michael Carney: taken On cali.
120. John Mcdowell Ye. John Mol0ry taken On

125. Tho Toledo, Tpor'a b waraaw Railway Company
~. Michael Carney; taken cali.
120. John Mcdowell vs. John Mclory; taken on
cali.
127. John vccht w. John Roid; takon on call.
199. Jacob H. Bhepperd W. DorgcH r. Field; argued
by r. L. Eckoy for tho appellant. and taion on call.
100. Jacob Dresser vs. David II. Crawford; taken Oh
call.
l3o. F. A. Bragg vs. Tho City Of Chicago samo
order.
1al. David =. Dwoy vs. William O. warrenor: sa,no
order.
lo2. Francis D. urceli VI. james Todd Of nl.; BANJO
order.
1893. John McAlltsscr W. Livingston Oampton sh,no
order,
134. Koran Jonca W. Chicago b Iowa Nailroal uoH-
lany argnod for tho appellant by Attorney deneral
Ellsaft, atil taken on call.
call.
13G. Tho Hnlenn h Southern Wisconsin Railroad
Company vB Balnuol 1,erkDeck Raino order.
1871. Andrew Amlnmcut vs. Mnry a. Murphy sa1uo
order.
1888. Frank schwciclow vB. City Of Chicago samo
ort1er.
12o. Prof. NJ Reynolds Vs. Joseph II. aroonobaum !;
continued for service.
1ap. David Wcigous w. City Of Chicago continued
for service.
Tho Court adjourned until O'clock tomorrow.
and tho cali Of tho dockot will thon be from iii
to lG0, inclusive.
, 1873-09-23
THE sHARPsHoorERs' FESTIVAL.

Tho Bharpahooers' featiyal at sharpahooters' Park
near Thornton waa visited by multitude Of people
yesterday, aud rouatng bnalness was done at tho
leer stands. Tbs sharaAooters kopt banging away at
tho targets oil day. md will sonsino to do 10 until to-
Will CEASE, and tho distribution Of lrixea take puco
with impoaug ceremonles. THUS fur everything hau
paAs oil pleaHantly, mud no accident whatever haA
inRrred the festiyltes.
, 1873-09-23

THE CITY.
Gen. r. B. Marcy, q. s. A., is ut tho dnrdner.
Maj. IT. 8. Deabe, u s. a., ia at tho Grand Pacific.
Tho Hon. G. i. Durdsell, Now York. is at tho aher-
mnn.
Dan Castcno, Of parnum'a Museum, Is ut tho shor-
man.
The hon. O. @. Trucman, Baltimore, is at the shcr-
man.
q. ". Harper, San Francisco, is at the South Side
Briggs.
The Hon. Ezra Milars, Omaha, Ia ut the Grand
Pacific.
Tho Hon. g. A. uurlbut. Dclviacrc, Ia at tho Grand
Pacific.
The Hon. r. R. Rutzer, Of Nav York, Is at ths Com
mercial.
I'D. J. shcldon, New York, Is gucHt at tho South
Side Briggs.
Il. III. Laboucher, Amsterdam, Holland, il at tho
Grand Pacific.
". A. Enowlton. Rockford, ILL.,, ia stopping ut tho
8outh Silo Briggs.
Tho Hon. william f. Hcury Mayor Of Joliet, is At
Ehe Vest siue Briggs.
II. Price, President Of tile Cleveland Gas Conn.,
pany IL ut tho Gardner.
Frank W. lIutton, Of tho State journal, Norwich
Conn.,, Ia at tho Commercial
The Hon. George Greene, Presldent b. O., r. h II.
Il. r., IL nj tho West Side Briggs,
Tho Hon. ]. Sterling Morton and SOD, Of Nebraska,
are IN the city aud stopping ut "Browna."
tTni-o srn.hsnnsan T. - ha svoas GiIn mr;n1a ~ ~
,,,, coo,, rro,,,t Aco,+ ., Tho ohtc,oo no.,,
island Pacific ltaroaa Pokn, ILL.,. ia ut the Gardner.
Tho Hon. Ed Hall. Oregon: the Hon. z. II. Harris,
Louisiana. and tl1o Hon. D; q, Dodge, Denver, COL,
ire registered at tho Grand Pacific.
J.p Ord. Colorado: George Powell. Cincinnati. J.
T. Lowell, Boston; W. II. Dicknol1, BoHon, and Ed
win Downing, It, Louis, are stopping At tho Hhe1-
~ Th. HIM g roaa ror,.vt,,.. n r a.r,to, o,n
enaa,i G. i. Barney. St. Louis: y. E. Lang, Peoria
J. d. srced, Lousvla: y: ". sanford, st. Louis, and
ass5ss ass5ssi F. S'ven'' Of Cleveland 'r s"''* 1T '
~ ~. Continental, 1,ots, oro ~. nsv c,,,,o,
Btnxe, Of Ision Eme. tho Rsy' nncrt '1 namtnn
I'D tio icy. joseph wilkins, q Brighton, susss1,
INK ~ m1 thn Evaaeai AliIanee to be a IN wv Yorl
fn, net = ~ II incsyc md II, In jntoru, hsvc
nsii cur city yis!t and on unday iast visitod sever
theY are cnpdsted rhey w Walt soo Of tho ",I prin.
spsl objssts Of interest so-day, and lcsye for st. Louis
,.''-, -, ~ ,,, ,,.,-,
Saturday last, George y. Marsh IN % old-tlms and 3
.overe and terrible aeeident. Ho vae on hunting
On landing, lle drsw hts gun from tho boat with tho
~ ~ !I ~ ~ ,t ~, ~ ;e Ae.i tne Trigger caugns
Tsro dlsehargea @ taking terrible effect u hia right
inn ~ thn MN ,,ecrssarv ~ ~ - M ;
ornde u ad il Me has s a sna Tn t
children In this city George has many friends an,ong
he craft Whoao eympnthlea are extonded in his mis-
fortune,
T,a a,n.r;.or 5<,,a,<~ ondor, =, s.,t n .,,..
, a IT, tIFyI, ~ ynScoxr tp - SSps: u glses
places in Europe: London: Earnest Dsvis, J. q.
Davidson Mr. aud Mira. Frank H. Eastman, Or. g F.
!ngas. i. 4 PARKER end family Mr. and Mra. II 8.
, 1873-09-23

wo1. stone, Bailey pond. olatk Kshos Ioath. Minor,
Gay-nictardson, Tracey, Oullerton, NlcUlowry,
powol1 o'Bricn Hweot Quirk, schndncr, Carney, Gun
non, and WoodmAn-12.
jIats-sieAvoy, Hchrtz, Mcdrath, Ecthardt, Stout.
Mahr, and Lengachor-7.'
Tho second ballet was: Iillsy, IT; aay, -; and
TAey,T II Day, u aid Matz Q, hlallr having changed.
Tho Concii fl1en adjourned till Wednesday, evening,
when tho consideration Of tho ptana will DO resumed
, 1873-09-23
THE CROPS.


Special Dispntch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 22.-I WAS informed to-day
by farmer Of great experience and Judgment
field Of corn botwoen this city and st. Louis,
along tho Chicago l. Alton Railroad, 80 far af
could bo aeon, Tho Into frosts did It great
damage.
Special Dapatch 10 The Chfcaqo Tribune
ConpoyA, ILL.,, Sept. 20.-Wheat will yield an
avorage; rye q half crop; corn two-thi.ls
oats tho sane buckwhoat q failure.