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TNEERFooT DRIVING PARK.
FALL MEETING,
FLRSt DAY

FAIL Htkss MEF,1yo. p1y
5 Ella B. Isisisiis dell $. ). m. .Ha.y Vary Lamb Lamb
ym m Ii iaSSsei.sf Mssa' 3 a IsSK s1 E'im0nd ESse
T. sS%ms fSp. S. M co%peeI aaay Emma formerly Nelly
& Mup pasersSn'ss { TSnn!: e 3 a Mo..i, p.I.v
p. Xanee's $ 8. Warsaww.
PURSE, $780, TOR % SOFAS class. DAY.
e .sy ,rm.., BAH.
s:.slsss i "a a.fs n 4 ANNIE xs.;s:z S:ii..
Jas Pages b. g. Rarus
r. AsSS: S sa,ss ssis ss..s. aa no. mr.
Ser
sis ;: s 's in
DIFFHsEsHRt FHEsR q ssSSe offered for American Girl and
S s Sssx
close n. On evening" October H. AZ Deeroot
- '''' WIN. MCMAHON, Proprietor.
GRAND oPESINe-sgA VIEW PARK AssocIA.
GsST.
stsSSa sss:; -
Sa ocoss
qHsss ssss &
track. Forty.nve minutes from New YORK
il Ss.saa "A;
35 class. i6 entres; running race entries; special
S s: AsEss d sssss a
running race, entries; rs class, 8 entrees
MoNDAY-FLEETwooD-A IL A. M OCT. L. 1874
l match TOR SOD; mile heats. best three In five. in
Wsn IsS ss ns sns Tommy
W. Il. VAN Corr Superintendent
DROsPFCT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
IL SECOND FALL MEETING.
FOURTH DAY-MONAY. OCTOBER H.
Purse No $780, for horses that have never beaten
2:a2 3 entries-
Purse $4,000 for horses that have beaten
2s0O, entries.
Races commence each day at o'clock prompt Good
day and track. Admission to field, grand stand and
stretch 81. xadies irec. Admission Club
+. O. READ, President
GEORGE W. oAxLEr, superintendent
pLAINFIELD IN. - DRIVING PARK.-PURsE or
500: 500 TO first, $25 to second, $l5 to third:
horses that have never beaten 2:j0 be trotted
Wednesday, October 2; entries to close Wednesday,
October a. at +. NJ, at Egbcrtsons stables, Cherry
street Plainhcd, N. j. Entrance lee 10 Ad-
dress all entries to Hills A. CAMPBELL Plainfeid,
NJ j.
DOSTERS FOR HORSE RACES. MEETINGS, &C.
l. promptly and cheaply done at the NET ROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 2ls Broadway, Hcsad
Building.
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A -ONE LANDAU. ONE LANDAULET, ONE COUPE
n. six-seut Roc Kaway all nearly new used by n
private family also one English hunting tour. wheel
Dog Cart, with Pole anu shafts oi double and
OF single Harness, all made IN London to match
dog cart To be seen at ~ CURLEY's 10g Ill and lis
East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue.
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HNENDERS FOR STEEL RAIIS.-rENDERS, IN GUAM
Titles OF not less than COO tons OF Steel Rails viii be
received oy the undersigned not later than Tht Tsday
the 9th Of ctober, 1874.
Tbc tenders to the name Of the maker and the
price per ton Of 2U pounds delivered the vharf
Montreal during the season OF navigation Of tIle year
1873 The las delivery be later than the OF Oe
tober. ftlN
Payments will be made of 85 per cent of the evercd
price the Bills Lading In England Wet Fht ofthe
rails to be DO tons to the mile OF railway.
Tenders to be marked "icnders tor Steel Raj Isl"
+. BRAUN, Sc cretary
POSTPONkMENT.
The period for receiving tenders for the st sci Rails L.
postponed until the 18TH Of November next
BY 0rler, \. BRAUN. yecretarv.
DxsAR,nKSr OF PvsLac wonxs, OTTAWA, lS7 s.
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANYs
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
EXPLAINING THE ISSUE
or THE
or THE
OF THE
NEW YORK.

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION coxPAxx.
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PROPOSALS..


DULLS FERRY AND BRANCH ROADS-PRUPOS-
- ais TOR certificates is hereby given that the
Undersigned will receive bids SIS Improvement
Cer.itcates M to bc issued By them under the authority
in the years 1879 1873 and ls74 the improvements
the bulTs Ferry and branch roads In Hudson county,
New jersey The certificates payable Of money
TO be re received from assessments on lands benefited
said improvements in proportion to be nefts receive
or out OF proceeds OF sales lands sold for
of said assessments Until paid tho assessments ara
lien ON the lands assessed. The certificates intcrp
at te rate q seven per cent per anum from daIc OF
Issue until the Commissioners give notice OF their reN H.
ness to redeem them, tina ofcia newspaper OF he
city Of Hoboken and receivable Mt and ed
interest IN payment Of said ssnents. No bids y
be considered below The bids will be ope ned
on tuesday next the 18th inst at nine o'clock A. M
the ONCE OF the Messrs spiemaDn Brush, No. 8N ew
ARK street H90okcn and arc to be addressed to tHN
H. BONN, HENRY J. kUTlMANN, ABRAHAM w.
DURYEE, Commissioners box LOO Post ofhce, Ho-
boken, \. J.
TowN or UNION, Oct q, 1874
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A VERY FINE SPRING Tor PONY PHAErox,
ssatSasa isaviaS tis S0. Re IWaSs xiistsSStG 8
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yIESTCHESTER COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS WHITE
w Plains n. Y.-MeetinRs November 8, 6 and T. 1874;
SJ 40 In premium '-'
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horses that have never beaten 2:5O 70 be rotted Tor
Wednesday, October 2l; entries to close "Wednesday,
October q az n, a. Lgbertson'sm L stables cherry
dress all entries to Kills A. CAMPBELL. Piainheid,
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r. II. MACY CO.'S
GRAND LACE OPENING
land sale. commencing at O'Clock precisely Monday
:norning and will continue through the, entire day.
M does not rain. or the goods are not sold before
:whlte silk Illusions black ana white Brussels Nets.
mile Nets. |:
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HARNESS AND HORSE BLANKETS.- LARGEST
IL stock in this city; truck Blankets, all sizes and
wexhts square plaid Blankets for road horses trimmed
.sy su,ts ~ for .rotters With name 81 norse &C. Our
sss,s: 4 ~ z; .isc 'Sw:ss PS;:s: Rs.s ssxE
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HUME SAXS:-
H. a sSfrssponmdnnti ia whom have faith writes -
Mrs. AIN. HlTCiELL, nee Ragazz for many wears
eacher II this c.ty has by the Opening Of teachers
burenp ~ W west IhTtyaitI street, Supplied n want
ons iet BY parsnn born 70 Enropc speaking several
anguages wtn nuency, MIRA Miichcii Is better dttcd
otnors wny follow this profession Parents viii do we'll
% consult her before securing nsSuctors for thsr chii
s. i g ars n,inS srsSc%nmsnd' hsns SS Ns SSS
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A GERMAN CLASS. S>.-CLASSEs IN GERMAN ARE
pelng formed at e-balf usual rates. for ladies' aud
sEemueemcn, Eu.e Gay and evening. THOMPsONS College 20
sourm avenue. opposite Cooper Institute.
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icetus Appealed TO tho fact that his predo.
ccsso-s had introduce nothing Of the kind
Later, about the year 10. thosubjoct again
came up IN Asia Minor Yet no inter-
ruption OF Fellowship took place between
the church ofto Sat- and Che West. Un-
der tho Roman Bishop Victor, however,
the CONTROVERSY broke uutalrosh. Tho re-
suit nc this time was shat Victor attempted
to break or communication with tho
Aria.ic churches. Fer this step no WIS
strongly censu'od iy lr.nocou2, bishop OF
Lyons. Other b'si. iEcwise raised tucir
No.cqa against tins r..h measure. Through
their c0'rts po,co wa- 90 length restored,
and both rarJjc' remained u1d,s-
turhol in tL--s-5wn m..as OF Observance
until tho great council of Nico i'm a. D
800. 10 was ruled thtt Castor should DO
deemed u movable feast, md the. the full
moon in .Go month Of Nisan, md the 2l7t
Of March la accounted tlr vcrnal cqui-
n0x. Es.Lar Sund q, therefore. Is always
the Sunday following tho fall moon which
falls on or next after tho 2l-t O. March.
Tho corl'o's possible day IN any wear
wherco1 Eas'ar can tappcn Is the 22d OF
March tho lat :. tho 2'l Of April Fri
day preceding z .ar is observe. as q
| spoca, fast in caiamcmorolIon Of the cru
ciN,oD, and Easter 80 special iA1t in
honor Of the resurrection Of the Lord.
Tho lattor day is indeed "lho day tho Lord
/ bath made"
In Rnoto 90 Jo7cqaus' History Of Christ
! tho crucihxiou IS said TO have taken place
on tho Sd day Of April, a. u. 80, ard the
resurrection on tho 9Th. What IN np'
! propriato season, Just as tho Iulbs, tho
| IfNn ovid tIa aInr.f. EF~f tbT
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MISREPRESENTATION.

Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday the
.I.t day Of April, a. D., 1874, general
election win be held in the city ofCairo, Az
cvander county, state of Illinois. for the
election OF the following named municipal
officers. to-Nyit, a city clork, city treas
mcr, city attorney, one alderman from
oocA Ward, for the term of two years, one
alderman from tho First Ward, 10 liIl The
vacancy caused 10y the removal OF Hiram
ljiybv from the city, and, one aid rmanirom
tno SECOND ward, To OH the vacancy caused
by INC resignation Of Wood EittonhOusc.
'For the purposes Of said election poll, Will
be opened ot the following namedpbco-, to-
Wit: In the First Ward, 40 the commission
house Of T.. e, Davis, ON the south side of
sixth street between Commercial ana Narl-
iuelo1 avenues; in the second Ward, at ne
Rough and Ready engine house; in thc
Third Ward, 20 the liibcrnian engine house;
n the Fourth Ward. 40 the Court Houses
and iu the Finh ward, ut the house OF Mlr'
Suilyap, On the northwest corner oi ,uhi-
mcrgi1l avenue ana TWcnty-iiih street.
said election will be opened NJ 'lghl
,'Iorh I'm the morning. and continue open
Irnfil .gyrn O'Clock in the aft .uu oi ihat
day. ,.,,.. ,.,,.,.u
NJ. j liOWIEN, 'liy Clerk.
CAIRO, H., March 20, ls'l' I'I-j'2l-'0t
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NGa loEr April 3-Tha .tlas Of I-.
3. District Attorney Tnnuy rl Br.lElr,
20 bis second Assistant VIM. d. Hn,i.r'
asking him 10 rasign, ia maao public
Tho District Attorney Saga:
On assuming tho duties OF Ola Ollie, 1
designated you az my Second a ,lunt
upon nm urgoa. request Of Attorney Com
oral Williams, your brothcr-ia-'aw. am
now compelled from circumstance. which
you doubtless understand 20 ASK of Won
your resignation, For many wca,s y,u
have boon d,a'oyN 60 mo and to tho latog-
eats OF thi5 calae ana have boon In c,oao
Conference and intimate relations with
Jno. D. Sauhorn and his friends. hayo
reason 90 ha,ioyo that for wochs
you have boon conveying 20 Sauburn
and bic friends, secrets Of this Office and
prosecutions, sud have been industriously
at work in the iutoysta of Mr.. Sanborn,
while, ntfawe tiwo YOU hayo professod
friendship for we. / also am well aware
that you hGyo boon al this whilo plotting
for my removal and aiding Sanborn's IN
ilueuco, by nj! means in your power TO go
euro my removal, and have made your
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Ia Lru'eu1. from which country wa
5.r,va an NOW ~ crr social Lari,s ord
cYstlr,s Ios.or ia corsidaraJ n yerv i'm.
rgrlsn. o-cceiao. and ,lo HOLIDAY seas1r
iybt.5 il attached r, f. ish.Ig a. hc n-l,
srrgrJ in ir,ars.t &, tbat NJ Cbr;.,,,e.
Az ro-.rr I'M tb, rrivors,,ios and
rcIo,rs Il, ,I,o ~sol,n c,,sa' and ovorrbod,,
Who has ~ homo ,nrrs liza ,og,, ,bi.tor,
ward VIAL a b-i,bt t,aocrd n o,,J bcar,
a. Tae,cr MI wsrs tLa. cam et5r nance '' ~
the courls adjourn. tbo rj,ruIolac~,;rr
olIiro rrnrs-s and psr,iawo7t risrs In.
5orl rorlio,na,, rot.or r,,rr,. ,.,., g., nj,
until pnor Easter.
1t Easter there i5a universal dclcr-
riration on the part of all ENGLAND tn
have second edition of Cbr.grr5ag bo1f.
DAYS. Ns long Gs Auglo-Sa1on has Lceu
spSken. or rather since TINT louousoo mo-.
opn TO be spo',en. for Tho two sire",ys If
| Norman grf Np-lo.Sa-gn aftrr tlc co,
gpest combined 4, form The F1gL,, ~,
Fr0Ian. ho suDive-sorv of
she resurrection of our Sayiorh
ns loen known 81. Raster Tbo
nppalation rra5qUly como from tEo
saxon gg.l,y. u.gurisa.u Some ,-gr..r-
ori.ts however. darfyo Tho NINA from, ,I.,
saxon goddess y'g.frc who was g,or,,1I,,
iuyol.oI rv hnr v,orshfrcrs r, AZ
.n,ir, INA who G,...' ~.
H., -cvarei., bgrpv f1G ir'',7 ~
rrr,n tnc f,rthrgr.iu, yn.of,tiI+ mr.
r.iDt IA ~ Uttio rnr.s ,repco r1t, H.. 40
t,r and Sunday an, .,1nl s,vc, All IT..
rang ot5nr wor1s ~ tbo ss,,, '''.i' ,'i'o
49,, bs,o ,',irl1 a.. Is.,;,,. - ',.'IJ
bo,r,b9 rr1 En- ,l, fn.r,, ag CL.,.. .''o
,.r,,, ''.'""
I'M rr-,, 5ova F.s,,- v.s c,r...l .r...
Queen ,ff.f'ysr. md ,,.s c',',.... ..I
Kan ..r.s, ,.--,,, and .,i.-r,'.,.. b..
t,ye rsru.iau. pron ,h.s. d.. .-..' '''''
whom t,ry ra, In t.o ,,,',,.i,,. .r....'.,' -
,sa,.rrsI f.-I, rr sarI,,t-', ,,.i...'.,
"Cbrist IL ham. p. md m, roo,,r. "a
Invariably rcsroDGc3 uCbri.t 4. r...r Ia.
decd. u or."Ard bqs. s1psere, gr,n Pc,
/, Was Dor,icrl aud Orio1,,l ma Do
sian and Grook cnurchrs h.v, 10Th No.
served this custom. and toyarv raonrJ,o,,
E.sta- tho salg,aDon NAV be heard. m.
hon Cor. in hi. travels. montana h,vf,,
me. with au iuftrnco of thf- cr.a,ine I'm e
rural parish IN England. In tboar., ZEN.
tury a controversy rg,ra ian ilo Church
with rcsro-, 10 the ,ru, limo and mode n
scopu. Eastcr. Tho Christian world
was then divided into two part. ,ho F.s,-
crn and tho Wostarn, or tho Grcpl aud
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special t3 thc 70. Lou Democrat
SrhSoEurD. I'LL, April 3.-IIou.
james E. I0clis OF shuwaco.own. nom
Der OK the lower house oi thc Twenty
eighth General Assembly, representing
the Forty ninth District, dial here to-day
very suddenly, Of typhoid phneumrnia.
lIo was not uh.o 90 Icsye for homo whom
.he Legislature % iourncd nat vo.k, bat
was not considered vo'y sct. Ile was
out day before yesterday, faalirg much
better, but yesterday vsa taken worse,
and this afternoon, about : clock. sud
denly died. Ills body il IN charge Of tho
ODD Fellows Of thi7 city, who win send
the romans 60 Shawneetowu TO morrow
morning. G.s vito wps tClegr,phcI for
this morning, but that TELEGRAM hee been
recalled SINCE ms death. Mr. LOOMS
was Circuit Clorll Of Galatin County, and
was Of good standing with his people. 10
leaves n vito and five children, who will
ho shocked TO learn Of bis sudden dcccasc.
lIo was p clerk in the Office Of Governor
Yates during tho carly part Of the war;
1t which timo bis brother, John $. LOOMS
was AssstaHt Adjutant General
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RIVER NEWS.


pirrsnUrG. April :. 60 River falling
steadily. Weather clear and COOL Thor
mometor 81 degrees.
VlcrsHugc, April Up--Frauk Par
roud, John Kilgour, City Of Quincy.
Dowu--Eo1crt y. Lee. Clear and warm.
River dictionary.
NASHVILLE, April A. River rising
arljn with ~ foot u inches on shoals.
v Gather pleasant. Arriysd--B II Cook,
Prducah, Dcpar,cl--Coak,P aducah and
Il ansiord, uTpor Cumberland.
MEMPHIS. April i.-Wcathcr clear and
pleasant. River fol- ono inch. Departed
james Howard, New Orleans; Al'c.
ch'nv Belle, Arlington and Bodmaa, Gin
cnnHii Grand Tower and City Helcua,
$. Louis; Clarhyi.,e, Littlo Rock.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-Arriy,l-
Fannie Tntum, Arkan58s river. Departed
Dean md Exporter, Cincinnati; G.on.
coe and Iaoggr, st. Louis; John Howard
Arknnsaa river. Clear and plocsanti r.yor
raao inches iu Che last u hours nai Ga
now inches below tho high water mark
of 1870.
Louisville, April i--Eiyor rising Will
o feet inch ia tho cana, and foot
inch IN iuGian chute, ~ oathor windy
and cool. business 3ull. Boats due &
i Church, Cincinnati; Thomas Sherlock
Now Orleans Ben Franklin, Cincinnati
Tho Church win get big lot Of froigh.
No boats up or down except pncho,a
EyArsvILLE,Apri A. Westhor cloud,
last night with light rain, clear until (
o'clock this afternoon and cloudy and cold
tonight Mercury IS to 30 degrees and
falling. River falling with % feot ir.
cbcs. Port list Cp--Shcrlock, Roberts
Charmer. Pat Clcburu, Parker, IIlcWil1
D5wn-El Hobbs, Mnry Amort, Greg
Eagle, Baum and Nerror md larso-
Business dull.
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CLTyELhNp, o., April tho follow
ing ia among tho resolutions adopted by
tho Democratic city convention to-day:
Resolved, That ~ Il means If setting
the question Of the sslc Of liquor, alo and
beer and wine, we nro in favor Of Judi.
ciou- constitutional provisions for Its reg
ulRtion, and 20 secure such end, our mem
bors to tho constitutional convention are
horehy respectfully expected 20 vote TO
submit proposition for a prudent md
stringent license Fyatcm
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WhmyGroN, Aprit i.--Tbo outstand-
inr lcgal-tondcrs arc t3S2,OO0o00.
Isaac II Sturgeon Of 50. Louis, cotc-
missioner to examine tho Texas and Pc
oiGc railroad, bas submitted his report 60
the secretary Of tho interior Ho cGam-
med 100 miles, from tho boundary line
west, via Marshall, 20 Dalee; 20 miles
from Mar5hsl northeast to Toxsrkera p,
and 60 from sherman cast to Brookstor.
Sturgeon j oports tho road VOL built and
equipped. and recommends rs acceptance.
Tho case Of Buall, the ncwspeporcorrea-
pondon; arrested for libel, has been COM
tinucd tin Tuesday ncxt.
Ex-Presilont Johnsnn arrived horo
las. uioht
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boast that YOU would through tho news-
papers, brake mo down in tho city of
brooklyn, and through your relationship
with Attorney General Williams secure
my removal in 30 days.
District Attorney fanny ives pro-ocu-
tor Of Ssnborn, Hawloy md Vtrlcr-
water IN Ito lato Drial in Brooklyn.
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MARKET REPORT.

NEW OEIEA&s, April Sugar good
demand, fair 20 fully fair 7M71. No'Haoa
fair fermenting 31l@iO. CoH1o oasor
in stock dealers hands $500 bars; in Grsl
hands 500 bacs; ordinary allG2-i' fair
22@2l; good 2iC2ili primo 2i12-;olher
unchanged.
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! house,
Ihoa thy marched mp 60 tbo hl'"a tho
three prisoners 90 limo ahead, Cobb ncyt,
leading Che horses and Younger party
1 ia tho r0sr, with their shot guns in hand.
Tho horses Woro talon 90 Tho tallo,
ura Cobb pulled rope out nt his
pocket.
'What was that for demanded John
! Younger. who wgro you going 90 tie with
TINT @
That's my taitcr, raia Cobb, putting
70 around hir horsoH neck
Tha'H too thin muttcrcl McCor.
Whom tho horses wcro siobicj Tho
pr,-onors vcro ,,Eou 20 ,hc house and
| modo
40 srtrpH-. IL A ROW.
Fgrr.r r.r-, t9 ,..rap 2, warm ff.
| ro,t
rIayI,. ffe. f.I',,- saYrI diana, f,-l.- o
s,oo.:.,g MO- .S,,ngso. ,..t-, ill.,,
r,.5i ,,,c,., ,.,-o-,, ttfii ,,,,o,ir,.s.t I.;l
huct -sy.Ivo- INT Tia iroro.,jo, ,,ge
NOD pdoo.rl and J.sp yoonsar ,oo.. tia,,
,-o D., ,,,, ,.il,,,,5 ,,,5...,,i, t.,l ,.5..,
,fcy co,na r.r r,B H., rbolo story XII
wen, r-s,.r- oDor,r 10 ,o,I ,hc ,rrt. AMI
tLrv were nIr-cd back in ,ho limo gosin
IN ,,. d.. ll,,o'l .r ,.,r, ,-,',,l H..
-, . .' 80 49, ''''
....,..... y" t ~, !. a l'H-s
VIZ .'W -I,'' "'' '"' weapons,
'"' ~, ' .. 'uu.'s,'', ,.,,
n, NJ, '',5 'C.'
nD.c 80, az ,,,, -, 49, 80. W.
81. Zoo. 49,. ~ ar,,.,-o,,.. " ,,;il ~.
vop ,,icl. ,,,, Inv .,.o, o,,l ,.,r .,'
! f.bt Won sir 81. az ,u,o,,.,- ,,o,,o.
II dor't ,rr,t my. w ~, ,sgti r.rt,,
G,yc,-, mo '.,ti We,
.rr-ri,,, g., U--J.,r. r.'t,....r. ,,....,.,.-.
a., lqirnri " ''''
'-
Il h,l;,,.. ,.'.' a., ...-......, ,.,.,.
c,., and ho searched him thoroughly for
pafers. Whom Ia caulo Co his poc,ot-boolz
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'FzhBGRAPHI6.
Reported Expressly for tho Bulletin,
MISCaL LANEOCS.
pitisburg, Pa

PrTu"Ha, April 1.--The firm az Jae.
p. Lyon H Co.,, glass manufacturers q tiis
city, have asked for IN c,tersiou Tho
creI.tor u.l. maot on Monday ueS..
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bodies orc, thoir murdcrers and tho ALI
seeing only know. ! wrote of grave.
yard tborc. Who peopiod il ia not known,
but civilized man would not choose u
for his bodys last long homo.
In another lottor / viii try 70 give The
names and descriptions Of tm7 gong, OF
which the Younecr4 nre Oh, leaders. Tho
more Information | receive tho more ] nm
convinced that several Of them arc tn th.s
Wilderness
GUARDING 30" YouNu .H
who ia wounded, badly, mo- doubt Iuevr
traced up tho rcpor: tcl"craphcd you O..
their being seen few miles north, auj ]
find 10 originated with n person who if in
symppthy with them, md probably scot it
out AZ blind to put people OF their
guard. This morning had converse.
/ ton wi,h tho sh"riN of Tho county, who
| i.vos 90 Osconla. Said he
TfI don't know what Mr. Iiukcrllnf
/ plans arc, and / am afraid TO move lcst ]
/ Interfere with them. | understand tho
/ authorities and tho railway company have
| put this thing into his hands. | am not
IN communication with him md don a,
| know what he proposes 81 d', so That J
! nm con,rlcto'v at loss. I don't want "a
| go it blind
but YOU arc roa1y,' ] sucros.oi. 70
/ give hin aristancc ut any time.
'Ycs' faid ho 4 viii, raise
THREE uUsDgED NEy
and pu. thcm az bic service mon l trow
e. he reliable Wo can surround th.
wood and cover IL on oil sidcs, ao 'Aa'
ley cannot escape US.
thro yuu slro they are in there
G.ko1
Perfectly confident Of it. have bop
! wItqiia23 ''aAG,' aad'itbiat-T can Jay ny
hands on Thorn But I won't iu.Cr.-r'
| with Mr.. Iinkcrion
q think you can Gul p gentleman who
| rcproaeuts Mr. Pinkcrt1p nc Roscoe.
Tfho cares Co work In CHS county with.
/ ost lottinr mo know 10 DO ir at perfect
/ liberty 90 doso. ! have no husino7s 30
| ask him questions or mako him suggcs.
uons. But il 10 wants Lylp hc can com.
/ GO me-
THE COUNTRY FLOODED.
/ I have os.bcon ablo 20 20 60 Eosc1a Co..
/ lov, and hnyo heard nothing from Lu.l
/ The rain has poured IN torroat4 for -
/ hours, ord tho roads would be impossible
/ ola fct.lor5 toll mo that tho streams VIII
| not be fordoblc for as hnur7. We depend
upon Nature FOR everything. Sha mgdJ
the roads out hero and is expected TO kooV
! Thorn I'm repair CURTIss.
HULL EXPECTED TO DIE At ANY MoMUgT.
Especial telegram to tho Intcr-OccenI
APPLETON CITY, NO, April IL have
/ Just returned from Lull's bedside. Thoro
/ is no change for tho hcttcr and l7 81 oy.
| poc'cd 20 drop of as any moment, though
| h,-do.lor hss not yet eiYcn zap o.. hopes.
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AMONG THE BRIGANDs.
CLAUDE DUVAL AND TIE HAM
PION HTGHWAYMEN UUTDONE
IN COURTESY AND
POLITENESS.

Thrilling ADVENTURE OF
P'N SI6LGN HORSES.
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Many mon hGyo p1ro into thu, MoDi-
paw country mover 20 leave A. dead or
alive. how they died, or where thor
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TREY WERE CAPTURED. DIS
ARMED AND SENT BACK TO
TOWN b THE YOUNG
Frs.
Ichlclgo lntor.OcemI


APrLrroN ClTY, No, March 81. 1877
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Reading matter on every page.
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NJ. J HOWIEN. city CLERK.
gHpo. M. March 20, 1871. lJi-j.2l got
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oil STEP
Crescent City Relief dissertation.

| NEW ORLEANS. Oct. TO- 1874,
The CRESCENT CITY RELIEF ASSOCIA-
IION has been organized by the Ladies of New
Orleans for the purpose Of providing fund from
which aid may be rendered to the families of
those who fell in defense Of our rights on the
memorable Fourteenth of September, 1874 and
assistance given to the wounded, some of whom
are permanently disabled, and others made help
less for months to come.
At the last meeting it was decided to address
circular to the ladies throughout the State, solic
itlng their cooperation in increasing the amount
Of this fund.-
The Association suggests the formation NJ
Branch Associations in every parish in the State
with officers chosen by the ladies' composinr
these, for the purpose of collecting subscriptions
and donations, either in money, clothing. food.
or such articles OF production as may be made
available in furthering the objects Of the Associa
ton. We venture to suggest that in addition tn
psssonal efforts, this cause may be, through pub
hc entertainment and otherwise before the people.
that thus general interest may be awakened and
opportunity afforded to all to aid in this nohle
work.
In making this appeal, we foel confident of tina
hearty cooperation Of the daughters of Louisi
ana who have never failed to give thor willing
response to the call Of patriotism and benevo-
lence.
MRS R. A. WILKINSON, President.
MRS. II. G.. HoDasoN, Secretary.
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