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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-05-07

Snfder. Jacob Snider Calvin Snider, George
Snider, Abraham Snider. Rachel Snider, and
Mary Cooley and John Cooley her husband, OF
Jackson county, Ohio, will take notice that a
petition was filed against them on the 18th day
of a pril, A. d. 1874, in the Court of Common
Pleas OF ackSoncounty, ono by Lizzie Hughes
James A. Hughes, her husband, and is now
pending, wherein the said Lizzie Hughes and
and James \. Hughes, in the right of the said
Lizzie Hughes demand partition of the follow
ing real estate, to-wit: 1.-The east-half of the
southeast quarter of section u, township s, of
range II, situate in Jackson county, Ohio. Also,
he northwest quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section7, township 7, of range l6. and the
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of
section 6. township Z, of range l6, situate in
Cia1Iia county, Ohio;' and that, at the next term
of said Court the said petitioners viii apply for
an order that partition may be made of said
premises.
Dated this l4th day of April, a. D. 1874.
LIZZIE HUGHES and
JAMES y. HUG HE'S, her husband.
By ]. w. LAIRD, their Atty.
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LEVI DuNaAN. Att,y for Pll
PROPOSALS.

The Commissioners having heretofore given
the notice required by law, of their intention to
build bridges at the following named points,
to-wit: One across Little RaccOon, near the res
idence OF LanSon Smith, in Milton township;
and one across Little Seioto, near the residence
of Warren Dever, in Hamilton township. Said
bridges to be seventy feet span, and seventeen
feet in width, single track, and built Smiths
Patent Bridge plan, abutments of first of said
bridges to be II feet high, the other be l3 feet
high, and that sealed proposals will be received
at the Auditors office for the erection of said
bridges until II o'clock M, of Saturday, May
9th, 1874. Plans and specifications can be seen
at the Auditors office. The Commissioners
also invite and will receive and consider pro-
posaIs for the erection of abutments and super
structure separate. The proposals must be for
furnishing all the material and performing all
the labor on said bridges.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all proposals filed.
By order of the Commissioners.
j. r. BOOTH, County kuditor. =
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
oAD NorIcE.-Notice is her=by gtv.

~ DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
la that petition will be presented to the
ommiSsiOnerS of Jackson county, at their next
tablishment of a county road on the following
line, fo-wit: Beginning at The Ophir Furnace
in Lick township in an established road, thence
10 run in a southerly direction through the
lands of the Ophir Iron Company, q. NJ. Par
sons w W. Pearce, George Gibson, deceased,
and james Mackinson, terminating in the Buff
falo Skull road, near the residence OF said Mack
insou in lick township. PETITIONERS.
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o. F. MOORE, Atty.
April o. IS74-5w.
CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Harriet w enrich
US
On Execution.
Harrison Leisure.

Harrison Leisure.
sale at public auction, at the door OF the Court
House, in Jackson, on Saturday, May 80, A. D.,
1874 at one o'clock p. m. of said day, the follow
ing real estate, situated in the County of Jack
son and State of Ohio, to-wit: Part of the east
half of the south west quarter of Section Eigh-
teen U.s., Township Eight (S) of range nine
teen (l9), commencing at the north west corner,
thence running south to the middle of the
creek; thence up said creek far enough TO con-
tain fifty acres; thence north to the north line
thence west to he place of beginning contain
ing fifty acres. Appraised at SS0O.O0. Taken as
the property of Harrison Leisure on an execu-
tion in favor of Harriet Weinrich issued bv the
Court of Common Pleas of the County OF Jack
son and to me diricted as Sheriff of said county.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day of sale
Given under my hand this 2Sth day of April A.
D,IS74. r. w. HUBBARD.
Sheriff j. C. o,
LEVI DUNCAN, Atty for Plt'f. apr3Ot5
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CHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

John :: Jones' On I'd Order of Sale.
Fredrick Weyhorst,
State of Ohio, Jackson county, S.:
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said Court on the
14th day of April, A. D. 1874 and to me di-
rected as Sheriff and Special Master Commits
sioner in said cause, will offer for sa at the
door of the Court House in said county, on
Saturday, May esd, A. d. 1874,
at one O'Clock P NJ of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county of
jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit: Lot No. IA
in John T. Jones' Addition to the town of Port=
land, Jackson county, Ohio. Appraised at two
hundred and seventy five dollars. To be sold
as the property of Fredrick Weyhorst, to satisfy
a Judgment and decree in favor of John L.
Jones. Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of April,
A. D. 1874. R. w. HUBBARD,
Sheriff j. c. o.
Q. F. MOORE, Atty.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IA that a petition will be presented to the
Commissioners of jackson county, at their next
the establishment of County road on the fol-
lowing line, to-wit: Be inning at a bridge
across salt Creek, in Jackson township, near
the late residence of G. H. WILLIS thence In
south-elsJerly direction passing over the lands
owned by G. II. WILLIS John Shay Isaac Ste
vlson and others, to intcrsect the Chillicothe
road neat the residence OF Enon Lloyd, in Lib
erly toWnshlp. PETITIONERS.
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sHERIFF's SALES.
CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
William T. Evans 2ss

kN
William T: Evans ~, Let order ofsa,o
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, SIS.
Court of Common Pleas. "a
Notice is hereby given, that in. pursuance Of
an order of sale issued out of said Court on the
18th day of April a. D. 1874, and to me directed,
said County, will offer for sale at the door OF
the Court House in Jackson, in said County, on
Saturday, May 80, A: D. 1874, at one O'Clock p.
m. of said day, the following described real es-
tate, situated in the County of Jackson and
The north west quarter of the north cast quar-
ter of section No. Is, township 8, and range Is.
Qutarter of section No. Is, township s, of range
Is. Appraised as follows, to-wit
First tract appraised at 5000.
Second tract appraised at $500.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on day of sale.
O oe Soid aS tae PfoPely nd on ecTP IN eT
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF April,
sheriT and Special Master commissioner.
apr5ot5 57 i'-ff anu Stfys for PrtT
CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL EETATE.
John T. LEACH E1'r On First Order of Sale
Manuel Leach, ct. al.
State Of Ohio, Jackson County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
No ice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said court on the
9th day of April, A. D., 1874, and to me directed
as SherlH ana Speclal MASTER ComnlssloneI IN IN
said cause, will offer for sale at the door of the
Court House in Jackson, in said county, on
Saturday, May 23, A. D., 1874,
at one o'clock p. m, of said day, the following
described real estate situated in the county OF
jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit: The north
east quarter OF the southeast quarter, and the
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter, OF
section number seventeen, 90 township num-
beR eight, 49, frange number eighteen, tlSl.
ApT raised at Eight Hundred Dollars, (SS00.)
Terms of Sale, cash on day of Sale. To be sold
as the property of Manuel Leach ct. al, to sat
isfy a judgment and decree in favor of John I
LEACH EX'r.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of April
A. D., 1874.
r. W. HUBBARD,
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner
JAS. TRIP & ]. w. LONGBoN,
Att'ys for Mary A. Livingood, Adm'x.
April %, lS74-5w.
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ID DAD EOTICE.-A petition Will be pre-
III l. sented to the Commissioners of lacks
county, Ohio at their next regular session i'm
June, prayfng for an alteration in the counfv
road leading from Handen to RichmondaIG
commencing near the northwest corner OF
Fielding L4cach's land IN .IaGzson township
thence west on the line between Thomas Leach
and Henry Springer thence on the line be-
tween VIM. Niagiil and J. J. Wills to the creek,
thence the nea1est and best route to intersect
{. tbse Gklillicothe road. PETITIONERS.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
ca r D TIME

Stations marked thus O. flag stations, and
trains will stop when signaled to do so.
w. w. PEABODY, Master Transp.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Caleb H shiers' Plaintiff, Court of
David Ken ct al, Derts. Common Pleas.

The State Of Ohio, Jackson County, SIS.
The defendants, David Kell and Mary Kell,
Will take notice, that on Friday, the I'D day of
Nav A D. 1874, the plaintiff above named will
take the dispositions of William Dulany and
sundTy other Witnesses to be used as evidence
on the trial of the above cause, at the office of,
and before c. A. Bruce, Justice of the Peace, OF
the township of sun Fish in the County of Pike,
in the State of Ohio, between the hours of eight
o'clock, a. NJ, aud six o'clock, P. NJ, of said day,
and that the taking of the same will be ad-
jOurned from day 10 day, between the same
hours, until they are completed.
r. II. JONES, Atty for Pl Fl.
Dated this April 23d, IS74.-3w
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cnE3P ossFEEs'
ine na'stno1e y on!o IN noH nflnglng IN elx
press-traina every gay. Ihe cheap froignts on
this hne mas aifehay MAJ the hfeot of fedautng
tho price OF oystofs ~ cents per oan'
,, ., PERSONAL"
Master n Of Machinery OF al Tic nnlslmnre Il
~ Ull'2 Comranys INES west OF tho Ohio Ntvef.
9lf. Hoaston nas oeon Tor nnmoef OF Years
past alnstor Meennnle III onafss ot Tho Mount
eiaTo enoea ~ pas'mofo.
ME. ". .. LFiolu 5hs oeeh aPnosnteu 6enofaa
olpetthtenoene or tho Aatlaas FAclno aud ueu-
, 1874-12-07

MEET1v1 or THE HOARD or TRUSTEES.
The Board Of Trustees Of Luke mot IN session
Saturday afternoon, With ill present.
In response to tue call Of tho D,nrd for bids
for 1rst-rato Joliet gravel, several werc read and
referred. John McCatTery ofrored it for % por
cublio yard Clyboutn, Warner Go. At s2.10
pcr cubic yard, delivered Oh tho Great Eaatesn
lioad, nnd at $1.85 delivered on tho Chicago,
Rock Island b Pacific Railroad. Bills to the
total amount OF s1,4:6.G9 1ore allowed. and
ordered to ba pal
Tho Committee on Finance submitted report
relative to certain debts and obligations Of tho
town which should DO provided Tor and paid.
Among tho dobta referred to arc thoao incurred
by tho expenses for tho wnter-works, fire. .nl1rm
telegraph, hoso. hoao-houHes, aud CARTS hy
drantB. otc. They reported that tho Town Treaa-
urer WAS unable to give correct statement Of
the condition Of tho GMnncos OF tho town till q
final settlement had been nlado with the County
Treasurer. and. US the town cannot rely npon
tho prosons demands, no fund hrylng boon pro-
vitled in tho lovy Of 1879. thoy recommended
that tho town negotfatn loan aud issue tho
bonds Of thu town for tleas purposes, tho ponds
to be payable in two Yeara after date.
Thn recommendations Of the Commtttno were
approved. and . resolution introduced TO igu1o
bondB to the nominal amount Of 935, 600
in denominations Of $1,000 zach, payable
In two years, bearing interust at the rate OF 10
per cont per annum. Thu President and Clerk
woro Instructed to sign tho bonds. and attach
eolvea that tho President appoint committee
for tho plrpuao Of negotiating said bonds in
behalf Of the town. Tue muotiny then adj
iournol.
, 1874-12-07

Tho Now Freight Tariff of tho Dalti-
moro & Ohio Road,
Its Domoralizing Effect on tho Com
bination Of Eastern Roads,
Tho Froc-Pass System---Rcduo-
tfon of S1eeping-Cnr
Charges,

BAL LTlMoRE & OHIO FREIGHT RATES.
THEIR EFfEoT ON TIE SARATOGA COMBINATION.
There ia trouble brewing among tho railroads
belonging to tho Saratoga combination. Instead
OF soolng all tho roads In tho country united
into ono grand Offensive and leicnaivo orgauiza-
hon, thore is now prospect that within short
tlmo all OF thcm will bo at loggorhoads, and
competition will bo livolier than over. All tho
benefits. howoyor, TINT hnvs boon promised to
tho pu1lio by tho combination will be obtained
through tho Independence and tho good aonse Of
a fow loadiug roada. such ~ tho Grand Trunk,
Baltimore l. Ohio, and Illinois Central. 1Iad 1t
not boon for the Managers Of th0so lines, tho
ratoa tho coming winter would havo boon made
excessively high, AS this nas tho sole object OF
tIo combination. That auch was tl1ct intent Is
shown by the fact that on tho lat they raiaed tao
raton to all points East conta per 100 pounds.
Not thinking this raso waa sufficient they
decided 1t 3 meeting hold a few daya ngo ut
indianapolis to mako further ralao. Hercto'
fora tho charge on folrtl~ofaas and grain haa
ALWAYS boon tho aamc. but tie ComlaiaBionora
In their wisdom decided that fourth-oasa could
etand moro than grain. and therefore dccdod
10 mike, after tho 14th Of this month, tho
rate 90 fourth-clasa frotghta cante higher
por hundred, which wond DO 30 oenta to New
York, aud 10 cents to Baltimore. When tloy
took this action thor lnborod under tho dolusion
that tho Baltimore i Ohio would lay no obstacles
in their way, hut conform in tho main with their
idcaa. But never we're thoy moro sadly u,iataken
woro considering tho host way of Squeezing as
much as possible out Of tho public, tho Managers
Of tile Baltimore & Ohio, with an eye to baue-
iting Baltimore as vol as Chicago nt the OK
penso OF New York. decided that it would servo
shesr intoresss much has.er by adheginY to tbs
cheap ratoa in vogue during tho summer months.
They therefore iRHnpd the following now freight
ta,ii1. whloil won't into infect on tha 1st inst.
, 1874-12-07

from ff6 4ft9 lGF8 NtFdIHt Dec+ {.
hioro thap tho nserAgo auction-room throng
gathered yesterday morning round tllo doak Of
6lossra. Z. a. Lawrence i Co., in tho large real
estato salesroon, Trinity. D.ilulngs No. Ill
broadway, drawn together By tho advertisement
Of tue foreclosure aalo Of Edwin Booths Thcatro
property, by ordnr Of the Supreme Court. TIN
property haa frontage Of lG4 foet Oh Twonty-
third street and 70 feot Oh Sixth ayonno It
was sold aubteos to tho mortgages amounting
to t276,0Jo aud intoreBt. Tho first bid
was by Mr. Bell. tho holder OF ono OF tllo
mortgages, who offered $500, 200. 4 long
auotlonoor announced that the bidding
waA to bo certain anm iu oxooys of tho mort-
gagos, Upon this Atr. Boil tnado bis bid 1921 900,
whie!s WAS tho oqutvatont ol hla ortgtaal offer.
Mr. Oliver Ames, Of noBtou, the holder Of au-
other mortgage, snisSa I ssa th!S $4,000. Ms. 1al
@ @Wofe tho only competitors. aud tor half au hour
tue bidding was spirited, and occasonod aome
exoItement, Alr. Amer hnhl!y having the proper
ty knocked down to him for 1885,, 900. Deduct
Ing tho faco Of. the mortgage, 9278, 900, thu
lsayes tho cash to bo paid on tha purohasa
, 1874-12-07

Randolph and franklin streets. Ho saw tho
officers while ho mas In tho storo. and doppod
tho robo aud attempted 10 cacapc, showing
| plainly that ho had stolen It. Tho Yobo IL At
| Madison Street Station awaiting an owner.
Howard A[don was 80 hard up for filthy lucro
that ho intrrated hfs overoont to L. ": Sawyer
yesterday, with tho understanding that that
| alleged mock auotionoor vaa to dispose Of It for
tho sum Of g. Sawyor failed 10 do aa l,o agreed,
10 Aldon Bhys, and did not givs him otlor ovor-
cont nor money. 1Ionoo, ho caused his arrcat by
| Officer Dier.
Johnny Ryan. Ed Dnrnp, and GeorEo Miller,
| noted " croosn," woro run Into tho Artnory Inst
| night by Officer Mahonoy. who found thom In
company With number Of men Of similar char
actor in tho laoiao Exchange, q saloon on Clark
street, noar Van Dnren. Ryan is known to tho
police nB eafc.biowor and export burglar, and
80 Ia UurnB. Tho prisoners arc Rontoely dressed,
! aud havo nothing In their appearance to iudioato
| their oallinR.
Patrick Clark, tho koopor OF a ahtoon ut No. 81
| fore Justice scully this morning to snswer tho
! chasge os allowing mners to play pool In hia
place. Tho police assort TINT Clark koepa low
dtye-a resort for theving Nost s,do lads, who
spond tholr ill-gotten gaius In drinking md pool.
! playing. This y tho case with num6or Of Just
| such plaoes, and 1t would provo q good movo 1t
tho police wogo TO make 1t hot for tho keepora
aud lnnlntes Of all brothols whers boys uudor
| ago aro allowed to congrognte.
y, Mr. r: NJ Chapman sppearod at the Vest sldo
Station last night With whip and a buffa!o-robe,
tho relics Of a once proud aud happy toam. Ho
drovo to tho church corner Of Monroe aud Lafltn
streets, and III order to oIrcumvont tue ungodly
took with hin not only whip aud robo. but ono
bulls. Ho fanclod that this would eccuro his
outfit from NIL molentation, but tho children Of
mon aro wiser than tho children Of light, and
| somebody entered tho vestibuIc, and, hcedless Of
tho rein. rostoreu It TO tapropor place. nnd drovo
proudly OF. This was bad, but II is perhaps
worse to be stopped by 4 dozen odd policemen
whifo footing It to homo, mud to DO compelled to
Of carving around robo and whip IL attiotly
legitimate.
, 1874-12-07
MISSOURI GRANGEIfS,
Advice to Farmers OF the N1iasiBstppt
Vttlley States.

Advice to Farmers OF the N1ississtppt
Valley Stntcs.
8r. Louis, Doc 3-The Executive Committee
Of tho Missouri State Grange, which Inns boen In
soaslon bore for several days past, adjourned to-
day, after tho transaction Of considerable husi-
noss appersalnlne to tho Order. They also
adopted series Of resolutions approving the
efforts now being made BY citizens OF st. Louis
TO open direct trade between the Mississippi
Valley States and Brazil by steamship lines from
Now Orleans, and asst tho farmers Of Tho
Valley States to MD in supporting tho enter
prise reoomne.td farmers OF Missouri and
other VALLEY States to MAKE eyery effort to IN
daoe shipments down tt,e = Mlssiisspp niver in
Stead q by raj! to the East aud sasort that it Is
patronlzo Western aud Southern ras'roAsiB IN
preference to feeding Eastern roads aud capi-
talists. Tney also recommend to the Oranges
OF tho Valley States to adopt resolutions re-
questlng thoir Representatives, and Senators in
Congress- to g!ys sueh support to Capt. Jan,es
D. Eats' jetty ptan Tor tho immndisse improve
munt Of tho mouth Of the MissisH!ppf.
, 1874-12-07
JUSTICES AND CONsrABLEs,
List OF Those Legally Officiating In
Cook County.

0Ass % AAOsO A1o&Ah3 oAA&NtA~AA2 9A
Cook County.
,r, ..,,n,. i'll ,,u, A., ~
1aa tollo"lnS !lst cohta1ns IAo namoa OF ali
the Justcos OF tho Pence, pulca Magistrates.
o,d f,,rutah1oa or3,o.t,1 !, r,,1, 1n,,tv
~. CIV o".''"Ae" 0'S1e " wv" o''5
Ihoso Whoao names ora not hero mentioned, anu
vho renresent themselves AZ such ofncials, aro
,..,a, .,,a .,,,,,,, xl,,,. .,,.,,o..,. ..... -.
'1""oe a''o ~s]st'6 "''"ous "u''ioA''S' 'Aoe,s !"
ono or two Of tho outside towns, where thero
ara two mr. tlree only vbo holl nvor Thu
~,
kerm OF o'hcc OF each Sua'1ce a1io Alaglst1ato
expireB May 7, 1877, oxcept in tho City OF CHI
.,.o ,1,or. +ho noa;t,ra oro 6t1.d Nv s,n,,,+-
s"6o. "'et" s-'o Po0A'o'4e ~" A'1" ~ "PFotuN
mcnt BY tho Governor Of tho State. upon tho
recommendation of tha scvarel .J,dros NJ tha
rircnit Tou,t r'ha;r ,crrs ,viil aTnira Anil
1n1E MI rs....LIa. - iaia III; s,tp;t, e, -,
4ofo. Ing toonlau1es 81 nolu tneie p9s't1ons "
vlrtuo OF election, and their terms Will one and
oil. expire alaY7 1877. There has boon con-
sjlefable trouble arising Of 1Rtp through certain
persons ropresentip1 tlemseIyey to be- Con-
ut.hlau Win arm not nrd tbiu W., ta nvfdai in
H. .,t. ~, W fos,na ~ - H." IL. ~ 0'0 49,
t"s Au''" ~ te4sio"oo ~ to'e nat'
1usr1cEa or TIRE rEAoE.
North Chicago-l. a. Kaufman. tobsrt e. HAM
mill, Thomas Cannon Potter L. liaukinsan, r. Roe!le
South Chtcagn-Nocl Bayden Cnas. Daggstt, Calvin
DcWolf, J. Charlee 11ai1les, T. Q. Ain1a:le.
Weat chicaG1-Iienry Austin. \. D. 5t'rtevans,
Daniel Scnly, John Fant Ndnd, David Walsh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ". Kingsley, MIlAns u. MeIn-
, 1874-12-07

"A drunkard WAS recontly snoring In thu ro-
coss of bridge IN Paris, when respectable
his pookotbook, pinned 1t to tho drunkaEd's coat.
and, Jumping into the river, drowned himself.
Tho noto was polite request that tho drunkayd,
when ho awakened, would inform the writer's
family Of blu fAto,
, 1874-12-07

CINCINNATI, Doo. b.-Yho State OF Ohio
brought aais to-day against Hamilton County for
500, 600 taxes mhappsopviated by tbs county be-
longing to ths State. The petition was tlled la
the Common Pleas Court by ". IL. Ampt, lato
County rsoeeonting. Attorney, by direction Of
GtRta-Audltor WllllRma,
, 1874-12-07

a1o0. 900, 10 per cent Of which was payable yos-
to-day, and tho balance on tho I'd OF january
noxt. tho buyer to assume and disohsrge tho
mortgagca, Various portiona Of tho property
1876; tho dwelling portion. occupied By 1lrs.
aaty 4. Dooth, Ia loaaod till May, 1878.
, 1874-12-07

There's Wonderful Difference
IN teeth. On SONS thu enamel Ia vory Thin. Ths tend
ency Of Hozoloat II to strengthen aud whten this
delicate ahsashiug, and also to ipas fragrance to tbs
breath,
, 1874-12-07
Silka.

FiYs hundred peooa d.'!not Douncst and ualou
black lresssi!k bought ut tbs late Government sAlo,
And oEsrsl Ut from $.25 to $27t which Is loss than
their gold cost to manufacture, Also rooret silks at
about lalf t4sr sauo. FArlrllges, Nos. III sud l16
Htata ttrnst.
, 1874-12-07
INSURANCE..
Tho Companies Which Remained In
Chicago.
List Of Those Which Went 0ut---The
Returning Ones.
Eleven Still Out.

Since tho resumption OF buslnoss by tho Ma
tional Board CompauicH In this city inqntriea
have boon made as to which worc tho oompani CT
that atood by our people In tho time Of thor nood.
THE COMPANIES THAT REMAINED
hero aftor tho National Board had iaBuad It's
ediot taboolng this city, wore aa follows. Those
marked with star are National Board oompa-
x4{nu
, 1874-12-07

VI kQ0 AQufo CuupAute1 kAH ANi0h4AA Ahf8
again ..-.
Arctic, Nov YORK.
Etna, Hartford.
Atlantic, Proylusncc, q. !.
Atlantic. BroJklyn.
Cltizens. Nuw Yurk.
Ca,nuaerc.al, AtHaAy.
Connecticut Hartford.
Commerce., Nav York.
Cummerclnl untou. London, Eng,
Flromen's Fund, Nsw Yurk.
asrnaanln. mani New York.
1iamburg- Bremen. Hamburg.
Hartford, Hartford.
Imperial, London, Eng.
iaalst' LivsspooI, ioaoa oiobs. London, Eng.
hIeritn, Mesident Conn.,
Klcchsnscs' Providence. R. I.
Newport, Providence, Il. I.
North British and Mercantile, Liverpool
phrnlx, brooklyn, N. Y.
London Assurance. London.
Qnoen Liverpool aud London.
Star, EeW York.
Thoso TINT have
NOT yEr RESUMED
ars a. fcllowa:
Continental, New York.
Hanover, New York.
insuraass . company Of North Ansr.ca, rh.aass.
New York h Yonaers. Nav York.
Niagara, Now York.
ppnubyiynntn, Phi1delphia,
6sottsh Commercial, Glasgow.
pAnntx, Hartford.
Springfield, Springfield, Mass.
8tantarl, Now York.
Sun, Cleveland.
Tue managers OF tho Scottish 0ommoro[nl will
be 1n tho CITY during this week. when they vii
undoubtedly also decide to come back.
TAua thero are but oeyon companies that still
refuse to rtsnme, nnd, rs will be hoen BY tho
aboys Int, they have not the largest capital.
eithBr.
, 1874-12-07
CRIMINAL.

Riclnrd Droah was arrested last evening tor
tho alleged theft OF pocket-book containg ~.
from Funk AIoAllisler, whlo tho latter MAS
asleep. Doth mon ara coloroa.
Tho police pulled negro baen!o on state
street, near Taylor. yesterday morning at an
early hour, whln tho nmataH woro engaged Ia a
noisy orglo. Twelve porsonH OF both sexes were
arrested.
Jsmoa McCuns WAS caught By Detectives Tom
Simmons and Flynn, Saturday night. while try
Ing to pawn 4 wo!f robs 1t the cornos Of
, 1874-12-07

Haines Dros'. Pianos.
Prices exceedingly reasonable.
Warranted tlrat-nlass In quality,
Terms, $40 caai! lA4tanoo, $35 monthly.
NssdA TMnrlu of 1t,lalo, % Yuu Buren, atreat,