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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26
Shot by Il Woman.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.--Cbarles Wynne
aged SIS, driver of a huckster cart was shot BY
Gussie Straasslcr, the wife Of the keeper OF a
lager beer salooo on Fourth, below Division
streets, Camden at one clock this morning
There had been fight in the bar room, anc
deceased aud other roughs had been put out
and the doors locked They scaled the back
fence and kicked the kitchen door down, aud
were entering when the woman fired shot
which eutercd the left side Of Wynnes head
Killing him Instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

POLICE REPORT. The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since
Thursday afternoon q:
VIM King Allen McCuin, Alphonzo Ar.
rinston, Jerry Mcdonald. Samuel Chiva'ly,
Montgomery Patterson Americas Reeves and
James McCuin, white, and Henry Majors, Gil
bert Woodscn, Henderson Grandy,. Samuel
Kingsland and Daniel Nelson, colored, for dis
orderly conduct. were fined and discharged, and
Alexander Joseph and David Lannon, colored,
for the same offence in default of the payment
of the imposed fine, were sent to the work house.
Aaron Lee Bun Lee, Lewis Shelton and Jno
o. Brian colort d Tor assault with intent to kill
special policeman Calvin Smith, while in dis
charge of his duty, were examined; Bun Leean
Lewis Shelton discharg d for W mt of evidence,
and Aaron Lee and John U Brian committed 10
Jail for further examination.
Seven dodgers were accommodated at the sta
ton house last night, and TN the night before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

MURDER IN ST. MARY's COUNTY, MD.-
Passengers from St. Georges Island Potomac
river, who arrived here this morning by the
steamer Lady of the Lake, report that man
named Adams, residing near Oak store, St.
Mary's county, Md, was attacked by TWO ne
gro men at that place on Christmas eve, who
beat him on the head with fence rails and in
jured him so badly that he died from the eff
fects OF the wounds yesterday. Oue OF the
murderers was arrested GU ST. Georges Island
yesterday, but the other, up to last night, was
still at large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26
IucenIiary Fire.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 26.-An ipcendIary fire at
Clarendon, Ark, Thursday morning, destroyed
the grocery stores of B. Is. and W. D. Kerr,
J. NJ Whcelock, the saloun of. NJ. Wheelock
and Dr.. Turubulps Office. Loss $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

FIRE AT WARRENToN JUNCTION. -Passen-
gers who arrived here this morning via the
Midland Railroad report that when they passed
Warreuton JUNCTION the dwelling house, rail-
road station house, in which was the tele-
graph Office, and the water house, at that place,
were ali 10 ashes, hayug been destroyed BY fire
last night-ths work, it is supposed Of an In
cendiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26
The Markets..

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Stocks active. Money
g. Gold liz.
BALTIMORE, Dec 25.-Tho Stock Board is not
in session to-day Cotton quiet, but firm; low
midlnngs l3sal33. Flour dull and unchanged.
No. red Western Wheat ~; .,thers unchang-
ed. Corn dull, except Tor dry white Southern,
which is 1888; yellow Southern 77a65; mixed
Western So; elevator 80. Oats dull; South rn
Ga 466; white Western Us; do. mixed 81. Rye
dull and qllet. Hay unchanged and dull Pro.
visions nu and weak. Coffee strong an ad-
vance asked, but none established. sugar firm
NIL l., ln1n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

COINCIDENCE. Yesterday afternoon, in
Washington, Nicholas Porter, sou of Nicholas
Porter, who was one ofthe original employees
on the Seventh street line of cars, and who was
accidentally killed apout two weeks since while
at work uucoupling horses, fell from the plat
form OF car Oh Seventh street, near PenDsyl-
vania Avenue, aud received serious aud dan
gerous concussou of the BRAIN 1t is thought
also that his skull was fractured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Dec. &c, i a. N.
For the Middle States the cloudness will 10.
crease with rising temperature, easter y or
suuthcry winds and falling barometer during
tie day, and local rains during the night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26
brewery Burned.

New YORK. Dec 26-Jonjin's Brewery in
east New York. Long Island, together with its
machinery and stock Of malt was burned this
morning. Loss over twenty five thousand dol
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

BROKE HIS NECK. -Au old colored man
named Ben Hall, on Gibbou, between Alfred
and Patrick streets, while rlcDdiDg his chimney
on Christmas Eve, fell from the roof OF bis two
STORED house to the ground below aud broke
his neck. He died in short time alter the
accident
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

The employees Of Formers brewery, who
had been presented By the proprietor of that
establishment with hats and Jackets aud tur'
keys, marched in procession through some oil
of the streets yesterday afternoon.
Anthony Powers, John Henry, James Tay-
lor and special policeman Calvin Smith, were
assaulted by colored men at different times
yesterday and badly, though not seriously lu-
jured.
The Sun Fire Company gave ball at their
bal! on Christmas Eve, which was uumerously
attended, and which passed off IN the most
agreeable anu satisfactory manner.
The market to-day was but poorly supplied
and but slimly attended, nearly everybody
having laid 10 sufficient provisions to last, at
least, until Monday
The appointment of j. T. Devine to lecture
here on Tuesday night next, has been revoked;
another appointment will be made aud Noticed
10 few days.
MIR. VIM. Stonnell, who lives just outside of
the porthern limits of the Corporation, shot at
colored thief Oh his premises night Deture
last, but failed to hit him.
The house No. Is, on Prince street, in which
is the Office of the Water Company, was pur-
chased on Thursday by Patrick Rafferty,, Tor
$1,000.
During disturbance at West End yesterday
Henry Eugehardt struck colored man % the
head with feuce rail, and had his throat cut,
but not seriously, with razor.
The HydrauIiou Engine House was beauti-
fully dressed yesterday and handsome display
OF fireworks was made there last night
j. B. Norris, ST., father-io-law of the late
Henry Winter Davis, died at his home in Bal
tiuore last Thursday.
The clerk of the County Court Of Prince
William county has issued torty-seVen marriage
licenses during the past year.
Rev. G. G. Biting pastor of the Second Bap-
fist Church in Richmond has returned to that
city from his Eastern tour
Over ten thousand pounds of cheese were
shipped from Hamilton to this city last week.
The alarm of fire early last night was caused
by the light of fireworks ssaa -szd VIC.
All pood GOODS thoronghlv snonped at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26
LOCAL BKEVHH'lES.

Fipbting parties of colored men from " lne-
oar Hill'' and "Petersburg" respectively, met
At the latter place yesterday to settle az Ola
dispute. A champion upon each side was
chosen. the result of whose combat was to be
satisfactory. The Petersburger won the hight,
when the opposite party retired, but returned
with reinforcements in short time and threat
enng renewal of hostlllles. The police ap-
peared and put an end to the disturbance.
Canal navigation has been suspe nded TOR
the season. The water on both the Alexan'
dria and the Chesapeake and Ohio canals has
been cut off, aud, as will be seen by reference
to the Commercial column 10 to-day's Gazette,
the coal trade has almost entirely closed, the
shipments for the week ending 10 day amount
ing to only 400 tons and the receipts having
been nothing
The steamboat lines between this city aud
Baltimore will be closed for the season after to-
morrow ulght, when the GeorgeanDa will leave
here for the last time this spring. The steam
er Express left here last night 90 her last trip Tor
the winter, and the Columbia, as heretofore
stated, sailed from here for the last time Oh
the 22nd inst.
A young man, named James Richards made
several attempts to ride on the bars under a
ington yesterday, but was each time pulled OFT
until the train was turning the curve at north
st. Asapb street, where he fell Oft, and when
last seen by those 90 board the tralo, was roll
ing down the embankment there.
Richard S. Robbins, the mau, an account Of
whose sudden death at Baader's junk store,
about TWO weeks ago, was published 10 the ga
zette of that date, has children residing at Rea-
vile, Hunterdon county, New jersey, who
probably have not heard of their fathers tate.
The delightful weather prevailing for some
time past was succeed to-day by ralu, which,
at one o'clock this AFTERNOON, looked as though
it would be prolonged, and which was varied
at occasional intervals by ''spits' of snow.
Governor Kemper has refused to pardon Lang
Lewis, who was sent to the State prison from
Prince William county 10 May, 1874, by the
Circuit Court of that county, for live year for
grand larceny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

THROWN OUT OF A BUGGY. : esterday al
ternoon Frederick Kaufman, the superlnten-
dent of the Arlington Cemetery, while driving
along street, 10 Washington, was thrown out
Of his carriage, iracturiDg his skull aud greatly
disfguriug his face with large gasheS. tie Was
brought back to his home, at Arlington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

DWELLING HOUSE BURNED. Passengers
who arrived here this morning by the steamer
Georgeanna report that the dwelling house OF
DR.. Sanford, about two miles from klnsale'
Westmoreland county, Virginia, was, together
with almost its entire contents, destroyed oy
fire on Christmas Eve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

The TOWNSHIP BOARD Of Jefferson Towa-
ship met at the County Court House, IL this
city, this morning, and audited au account of
E. T. Ssson for $50. and NJ. Taylor for SIT 81
for pccessaries furnished the poor. The Board
adjourned till 10 o'clock Saturday, January 2,
1875.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

The cheapest and largest stock of Fashion
able Hats, at DEALuAM's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

Wards Celebrated Shirts ready made and
to order, and good fit guaranteed, at
DEALHAM'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

Physicians recommend Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup when all other medicines, fail, as Ger
tain cure for Bronchitis, Sore Throat, and
Coughs or Colds OF long standing, For sale by
Ill Drnuuists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

HORN BLow1NG.--T Chief of Police OF
Richmond has given positive orders for the Gu
forcement of the ordnance Of that city against
horn blowing. Oh that there was such an or
dlnauce 10 our city; for the horn blowiug here
is a great nuisance Better Tar powder crack
ers, torpedoes, blunderbuses- Anything but
horns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

All goods warranted as represented at
DEAIUANS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

| The finest aud cheapest Clothing House in
| he CITY, S. DEALHAMs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

The best of Business Suits, very cheap, at
DEALuAMS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

ns- MEETING OF THE BAR.-A meeting OF
the members of the Bar of Alexsndria will te
held in the Corporation Court room, at twelve
o'clock on Monday, the 18th, for the purpose o.
taking action upon the death of the late Colonel
G. 4. Stuart dec 70 IL
r OST-On Thursday, JET EARRING, set
IL in gold. The drop has place tor hair. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving IT nj
ll3 Washington st. dec 20-9L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

Good All Wool Suits, stylish made, at $l2,
AT DEALHAM'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

The best and largest variety OF Overcoats, at
DEALuAMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

All good goods thoroughly spoogcd, at
DEALHAMS.
S. DEALHAM THE" Fashionable Clothier,
80 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26
ATEX ANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISE

BALLOON BURNT-About three hundred
psople assembled on the lot back OF CbIlst
Church, yesterday afternoon, to witness the
asc .nsion of a balloon, Is feet high, Is feet 10
diamater, and containing 10 yards Of cotton
made BY a young mau named JOHN Fahuline,
but lust as the proposed ascension was about
RI take Mace the balloon caught fire and some
one picking up bucket full Of coal oil, think,
ing it was water, and throwing it on the hames'
50 Increased them that the resulting damage
effectually put stop all further proceedings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

IOSEPH L. GRIGG,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
81 King street
In order 10 reduce stock, will sell at very low
prices to plompt customers. Clothing to order
or goods by the quantity. In store full line of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
and VEST1NGS,
of all colors, and best quality. Also specIaltles
in COATlNGS, consisting of
DIAGONALS,
BASKETS,
and STRIP Els,
and select assortment of OVERCOATINGS.
All garments properly made and trimmed.
dec 3-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

A GOOD LINE OF LAMPS AND FIN
II TUKES, House Furnishing Goods, and
full stock of all articles kept in Queensware
sore, for sale at reduced prices, f,r cash, at
GEO. w. FRAN ClS'
dec l57 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-26

HAIR BRUSHES and COMBS, in great va
IL riety, can be found st -
dec - w. r. CREl0dION .
, 1874-12-09
LEGAL. -...-
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Foreclosure Stl1c.
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Gid ssss $ss 5:s$ss; .! l..
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5 dS39f Ss Is: s' ap'Is' aese vii
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th1root holun9uS ur IN any wso aptssisI ana tue
faTdrsllu anu tuscEaaast relnaIaus nnl
tus iucnnu tcvcnuts fan's issttcs and pruts thoro
nr1y, possos'oa elnn an: uUi,atsf wslaoSsct, wG
sane, and suy and ovary Pat thcreof witt tha ns-
pufenana9s: ssoottne mid rtsoftg. homusor. III lta
lands Wnl1h orottro asc boon ErAnf1 to tD aaid fu
Jis.lo ltotk furt smith itara1 Company ty tnu Cun-
gruM Of the United atacs BY thu hnte IT Arkansat
@nd s suen !snas ~ Aeseopts hA.o boon xsse a,nttd
to tta capital ttcck nthcrWlsc oil which tnu Auts
{HlIh tuo etoetOn If tho Ways flgs of wnr and resi-
eatat9 partioniar aud *Ieanonlly uap
inontluncd hro Libby roaczsad and oxceped ns vol a.
inoAtiYncl In nurRaGo oteelusad uy tue do.
ctep tn the abpv0 entitled e4u=o.
ult; ~
Mpon tae ascepana. =. hsa es the!s bld pas
t snail 6o pa1d aoourdd upan ta Vi
deou deods for tn5 said pop!Etyt by hupua BY hs
purchaser tho bundb Of inc Uned States
u cnt hsnras with EhiA alm Ut " duntut ut said
Ut IN thp nace Of sAd bpeula master, ths said W
vs,tu 4 eeia od to bo pai4 into tourt Any time roa
ro no snail bd 1nade by ali artst 1T reoofd to 10
tired In t rho said of ~ csitn tu beat
lntorc:t at tho fato ncr odntu PR nnn, ts. TUG
tatg Of ba snle u Il tnu shall bu paid: cuaduE
el raid sus being also that, uptpas tho a1td raaaHo
sa pay tsd duortp4 puruhn4o inuuoy wtnn thirty day
said userutnent bonds ucnusrl ~ afosesald shall bs
AId or ohrvertcd Into mYuy ns H. tbs judgment af tho
Court ANAL be aeoed g ta npst advantage of the par
ties having rixh LII said tpna g hs iftysa ronl said
suIc. tnANLES +. HEbMUSD.
1ITTtr nf1cK Ark. Nav. y. ia7i. ''
, 1874-12-09

steatn. 19x@loe: Dulk meats tln, anil dropping 70
gne11o@1nN NGloAc. pacon dull and as!Gt'o lo,ser:
;ias; Ssss. SSasS9o; huns '0h@'''' market s''lAs
Wn.sxx--Acsye and a'vaurctt At o7c.
PHILADELPHIA.
ruaApELsHlA pec. s:-fio}'t-Qa!et Y and hsm:, =,
g. s sf Ss 5ss. os 6 as% NJ Sats ssss s:s 'S*
zsys.fieanea, 11xa11xo; cruae, in barro1s,
S,Sps-oesef, oHot Western. 1oo o,,,,,. .,,.,..
purTER-sseStiy: prime Western, a5@aec; cho'ee
0uEEbf--Cnchsieei.
Eoae-~Hlrn Wostsrn, 9c@1ao,
BUFFALO. pro -dl,.is1 ui 1aiarlet generally st,g.
nani. No tl'sqdalttoa TO- Operate. Prices nonl'''y
CLEVELAND. .'....,,...,
CLEVELAND. O., Dec. 6.--GnA!E-Whcat tTeas ann
unehangst. ooth steady anti unchanged oat' 'e''s
ps77soLxuM-ri1m mt. urru,nrca. 49,
nEcEiers-Wtcat. 3,l5o ba: corn, 5000 ou oa'''
1o5u bu.
DErnorr, Dec 8>-FLouH--qiict ann nnensnBsa., aBs,
4aA1v tseady and ln n!r.leraea q ao'''and
sEs s!ass 5Sna3p5 ~ e @ god
atduil prisss: ,:.sa5 s;5a37c'
lpc! 1rrs-Tio"r aoo hrls; wheat 5000 b'', corn,
su.rnsfs-Fivur. @ Fu Loco brls; whcst, 1000 bu;
eorn' 1000 bu' ns,fru.s.
Mr,srn1a. Doc. b.-uortos--1rrcguiar and un-
ss .s!.sa s HG, as. 'sSlsss sge iss 2 sfsl
~ FIoots--in a inf demand rnd nt,n: low araaos !
eoarrei muijt,n, 50 20 chpicc S7.nV0ST.a3.
GrAi:1-cofn huli md lover; sisssse. osta setiVn
and n'1ncr: u1G9es',
UurrEn--Srareu aud Arn for Western reserve: :
ooGsso or medium ,rsviT9H r. sSr flo % No" York.
LounS11LE Ks' Dco. B.-CorTox-Qrict at 14c.
Tlput AND GnAtN-DnehahHtd.
iHovissoss = I,aeen : EYna heee. sug,r.eured
1Vts soHs. Lard. leMc.
"A'''N>" BALTIMORE.
DALy7MoHE, Dec. 8.-FLoUN-Quict, eeeady, md
dnA1r--whc.. dull and hc.ry; nmbe9 Western. sl.25
No. do. et1s; rejectcd, sl.15 Corn dull weak, at!d
iawat; tntxet Western, SJQq A1c. Ous nrra; tnlxoa
Western. ea@eac whiso do, ots. lsyo qa1st at sfoo
nur1En.Wostesn Quset ana steady: tas, sesssc;
rpl!s, 30t331c.
oofrra-untcttled.
"A.saf--sa'0' at *';9;1X 9;sXfdo'' Xf5;os'
v,s5 o5e 5 pGS @ cs4 q'sh Ssw LIZ a1a M
'a'' D4f'ss in a''a'p;3; 81 Gs;Jhs. GuJis.. S''''
ST, Lou,s, Doc. e.--Eo1foS-Dull and lower low
aFsans lshs uaas sn @ or En- .rerpe and sn
aEAIy-Whcat n:mcr No. rcd, sle9. Corn hiet-
letter; No. =, lJkts5rc. Darey eao'cr for low mid
1no,liu1n grades hut not quotably changed. Rye
Fthr'e: hci1 higher; no uulcs.
WlI1sHY-SteluY ut 98c,
pRov1s1oss-pork dull and lower for future uorn-
tray Sts.75 sEot taics Ut $50 20 seller February
loalOh, loose round lotn and "a cas for grocu mott
packed lots. Dry aslt fh0T1eo for Shoulders 1o!f
fiskud meat nosnnatly sal1c for shoulders aud hams
Lard duh; lsc snot l311o BcI'er March:
NrlY coo tcs arl sold at 13c spot and seller December
and Etbraaly; 19ko bid for January. Pork so}l at
S0o For 1sprry, aud at tho closo TO 90 saa bid for
Is ,re I:tsa hai1ls ols1ei tt lie cssh; 8seen
do st 1ot L,
, 1874-12-09
ILLINOIS STATE GRANGE.

SpZcidl DspQ{eh n The Ch1caoe NibftNf.
0AIr. ILL.,, Dec. 8.-Thc Slate Grange Of H.
liuo,s will NEE. ut Cook'a Hail. Springfield OH
luos0uy, Jan. IL, 1875. County Oranges nill
elect one delegate for each county, oae addi~
tlonal f'r twolye Gra1gos and two for thirty
such delegates to DO Massers Of Subordinate
Oranges, OF THAR wiycs who aro Matrons.
Wllolo tllers aro no County Oranges, tho
alaslera. and their wires who are ua,rouB, Mill
mot ut the county-sehts anti cicot ila.ogSton Oh
tlIo samo baats. utauges whoBo Hsato tiloa lava
boan unpaid for moro than qunrter hAye no
vofe. and tnomhors Of ssloA uranges arc not
oHtilled 10 eaatH ln tho Stale uranHo.
Illinois now has lt33 uranyos. standing
fourth OIL tho lat,--Allnzouri having 2,0D1 Iowa
2,o11. md lndlaua 1,D9e. Tho Order contalns
ii, eos Q,angcH,
, 1874-12-09

His Rro~reSa Isust xvnrd-E2ts Izcccp-
1zoaa Along tho 12oute.
CuEYESsE. Wy. Dec. 8.-l1is Maicsty, tho
Hing Of the Sandwich Islands, WAS met q. lnra-
milo City this morning by GOV. J. a. Campbell,
tho Hon. ]. n. Carey, aud Col. Il. Stanton. who
accompanied tho party to Cheyenne. Arriving
here. tho King qavo a reception III the parlors of
tho Ra,lroad Hotel. where n largo nunbo. Of Ia
dies and gentlemen were presented to His Maj
osty.
OMAHA, Men, Dec. 8.-Ktng Kafakana md
party will arrive hero tomorrow from the West.
The city authorities and Gen. Ord and atntf, by
invitation, moot them SO miles ont, \ aa'nte
nil be flied on Ills arrival here. lie will proceed
duuctiy East, via Burlington, In.
, 1874-12-09
ONO.


Cittanati c'onMrrral's Lerorl ~ Dent1. Canrtn.tn
lah, reported remarkable caHo. wl,eru 'a1y'A
toEne, out Of wlloap u,,ulh la ltd extracted
flf1on teeth, became at.Fnnod, and tiua.l,ssfo
lose that in Ut Of oougling 1t MAS suddenly
thown from hey mouth entirely, NoswitllAtand.
IL tnia fact the w.1saan retained her special
1850 Of tuste. and also Tim powor of speech 10
bit El4e could bo oasily understood.
, 1874-12-09
!t0N1HhBlV REINsThTED,

Spse1at D7sua9eh 70 1He tH1tlHo 7rl5HHs.
DtooM1NaroA, Ill.,, Dec, 6.-Contltlotor r. D.
Latham, who sono months agu was removed
from the Chicago l. Alton Railroad for completely
n dsssa @ a9sea ae ~ S:i S nS tsaa S sydsa' ,S Of
.nado hia first trip oyer the line.
, 1874-12-09

Fort Of GfI9cn1O. Dec. 3.
ARRIVED. ....
Eeow 5. 4. johnson, saugasuek, rs cosas wood, Is
1lo1tB 1sh.
B-br Saginaw, A'pcra, 800 Il, lumber.
6shr sau Jaciuo, Alprna. GAO IT. l!'n!bcr.
Erhr i. 3. Gerdncr, Ai;i1na 403 n, lumber.
schr Wells 1urs, DMaslo, ,lco s9ns lnE;l ooal.
Iurk l.. .. Woodruff, Buffalo, zoo touu hard coal.
Prop Eys ptisn, HuEalo, 1853 tona hagd coal.
, 1874-12-09
Johnson, Rogers & Appleton,
Attorneys, so LuSaltc.st.


Sase Of l!Iuots, County Of Cook ss-Sup,rior Court al
Ce"k Couaty Esannr O. Lynch co'nralnsi! y: cst,a
IL kosrts as Chssio. i. Mar.a. Pospes MassI!, aud
tJutu H. UUilin, dolondans-In In chaaesry.
{1n lIartitl0n.j
Public notlcn Is hgroby Giycn that In pursuance of
ocreo entprsh in ting ah'so eausS nn se 18Th Ay nt
uulnhor. A. y. ~, !, bopjanitn p MAgattsr Mhsvr
a!l) ay d Doccncr D. 1911, at tnu hour uf ten I'LL
uclurk ID tho fugonnun that daY tho front
insa'lest q tAo bnlt,px, knsWa :, IL a itenn.l:e
III tu g CheaKo ~ said rua'y .el! 70 tna Aisac,s
and hest bidder, at public GuctoH upon tho terms
iuastor rStlad, ha iowlu9 dttorIcd prcisst. to VI
Commanding at t coenefn Lot Hss*n "a,
Duck si1tys1 t65 joh III SDstua Addition to tthicagO,
ID .sa county apd S,ato ,nnnInx teueo south an ~
q sa4 lot g. loo as tenes aar'h on linz parallel
tho nnglh ls oi said lot 10 the plaea Of lugnnins.
Terms OF safc: Qaehall to bo p'id In cash nN tho hal
III Ula payments, ptyablc ono and tT9 yoafs
fran dnta of uich s1lc bearing in."ro It oght ~
por per aunu1n b. secured BY tusdu2d gu said
Dated No,. IL. 1874. ...
BENJAMIN .. NAGNunER.
Master In Chuposryo tho Snelius Cnurt Of UopA Couhy
JOHNSON, Rougus i APPLETON, Cnmnlataaut's Sullci
, 1874-12-09

tn yeara to come lo valuable mud interesting D.
your ubrtene 2erFants ALHxAHpEH 6tIALEn,
EonaltIR Engineer, eto.