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, 1874-09-19

A new branch Of carriage manufacture, psyos bo-
toro attenpedi in Chicago Ii carried forward at the
largo establishment Of the Coan L Ten Droeko Car
riago Manufacturing Company corner Of Ann and
Nautlolrl utroets. Tlis Compauyis now manufacture
ing landans, lanalcs, eoupelets, etc. u addition to
tho iEhur grade Of carrsgcs and their light road
Wagons anil busgies, Of which aro cxcolict for
style, lcauy, asta anisl. cali at their repostory.
No. 175 Wabash ayehne, oppoalke lho E5posiiiau
Building will repay tho visitor for the tlltio thus
snetIt,
, 1874-09-19

The =" Golden Sun" Firs.Plaoe Hoater
III without I'LL cQlat for simplicity, casa pf mausgo-
lons. economy, and a,unut of heat produced. HIM
tlrrsla npw i1sng thsm In CAic4go testify to ts
merit. H4ngs 4ros., Atato aud Van buren, streets.
, 1874-09-19

a Good Investmont---pianox at Your.
own prloes,
Fanos for sao, So down, halanco In tnsnllmenls.
Secondhand rianos ~ good As new. FROM 500 to
300.
I1anos for sao Of ront on lt,pnhy payments.
An oltsaut Esock Of argana. ". ". K!MpALL, cor
ncr Of 8lats and Ad1n,s atrcps1,
, 1874-09-19
TllE COURTS.


REGARD OF Elssincss TRANSACTED Ecs-
| tcrdaF.
rEn1LS OF AZ EDITOR.
George ". Ruet, tho publisher and proprietor
OF tho NationM Lire-S;ock Journal, began a
suit few days ngo in Tho Unttol statos Circuit
Court against Alexander aud Augustus Shrop-
shire, claiming $4,000 damages. In tue ai1lda-
Vls nlea on Which to procure warrant Of arrcst
Kust atatcs that in July last ha Visited Paris,
KY, for tue PURPOSE of attending y Balo of
bloodod cattle, called tho Warnooh l. Mogbben'a
sale. While at snoh salo, Without my warning,
Alexander Shropshire assaulted linn and knock.
cd him down with club uo thon Jumped OIL
tho plaiutiH, aud, drawing kniro, threatened,
with an onth, to cut bis load on. 1T the aauo
timo Augustus Shropshire, With aon,o bystantl-
era drew pistols, and. forming ring, threatened
| to shoot any ono Tho intorforcl. Aueuutua
also kicked tho plaintiff III his sido aud neck,
After soino time Rust was enabled to get away
but wua seriously bruised. aud, Us le olai,nr,
prevented thoroby from attending to
his bus!ness. low days aftot Alexander
published card In the 1'ruo Ecnlackian.
over hia own signature, wherein ho ayowed
that hts purposo III making tho assault had boon
to mako mark on Rust which ho would carry to
his grave. Tho plaintiff states TINT ho cannot
accurately eatin1ato Ills damages, but thinks toy
aro certainly $4,000 and lest tile defendants
should not be able to respond to that amount,
ho dosirod Q capias, which wAa granted under
bond for 4a 0ou, BY judge Dodgatt
n1Lr. TO ENFORCE Trust.
Edward EBtivant and Felix Esiyant flied Il
bill against Julos Borie, to compel tia l,srfor,-
state that thyy aro residents p'"tIae, Of aYot.
france; !, s3;;.aa.t but aiso M 3 own coppor-n,ino
las bGND thu and fhntr
III la6:'t when Edward WAS in this country, Uorio
called hs attention to tho Advantages OF buying
I,s Iana = near Chicago for apeeuai9a md ufgod
tract III Rocliwola Addition to Chicaso, payipg
Sl@,G 600 therafor, aud. on tue suggestion Of b.
rio, lad tho title made in his na.no, 20 that it
could be sold without 1t first being necessary to
scnl to Franco 10 got u deol. 4 low wooka ago
ono Of tho complainants aatoa Dorio to rcconyoy.
to them, as ho WIS i'll duty bound to do, but tho
defendant refnacd.,, Complainants claim that
Bnrao Las. repeatedly acknowledged, by letter
and verbally that he only held the land IN trust,
and thay therefore ask .thnt ho may bo COM
pcllcd 10 convoy tho legal title to tAcul.
- UNITED sTATEs COURTS.
THO Third National Link Of Rockford com-
sloses Dartottt, =. u. uarlaud, D. W. Holmes,
Tho Rogor Wheel Company began m action
against Chester I. Hall nid Mosos Bartlett,
claiming $4,000.
uASKEuproy ITEMS.
Discharges wero issued to Henly Martin, An
tonlo daydun n. 4. Franhel, end II. a. Summon,
IlIo Chicago l. Chtnn leu Company wore ad- !
SIZED for Oct, 25.
Leo petro was adjudioated bankrupt by de-
[ault, and z warrant made returnabo Oct. 70.
". G. Wotlercll was appointed Provisional
Assignee in tho estate OF Abraham Kaatz, wit!, ;
power to ta1lo possession Of tho goods aid I'd
ccrtse thom for Ba!o.
u tho case Of o1'rIen & Hayes, an order was I
, 1874-09-19

IIdHol 70 1{gnE,
Lyon h I1oaly Htato antl Monroe ateeote hare con-
stantly Oh hand superior assortment nf pauos, lii,
cutl!ug 'gFanis sud "uprlghss," At s. to }sa re,
month. llcnt deducted II purchased.
, 1874-09-19
Tho 1neEtirnnbio III

Tho 1neHtlmablo blessing
OF sound teetI may In oaioyod up to thrco scor,
years and lou. o lssts 80 lous by tho regular ,sa
OF sozodon, tho pure and uequslca yeyrtabls too.h-
wash,
, 1874-09-19
Chicago t. Northwestern nallway-suu
iav Train

: u
Tho through Pao'o axpress trim for Council Dlnes,
Omaha, San Francisco, and nil other Far-est points,
will leave tho Wclls Street Depot Of tho Chicago Il
Northwestern Railway at 1o:l5 q. m Sunday, Sept 2O
Throngh ticlesa via Chicago burlington l. Quincy
OIL tls train,
, 1874-09-19

regions Of tbs Ear West. but Tic FronrL srnlY
OF etnal numbers under arms costs ouo-tljrti
"a moro ltan TO aermsp, showing tho difference
IN tho economy OF administration III tho two
conntries. Tic Gorn!uu nAvy only costs SID.
Ga0,0G6 por Aalnun. aid it IL ycry rcaucctubla
power: For peaBinns thorn IL appropriated 4l2.-
6oo,ooo, Which u Legacy FROM lilo llLn war with
france. '''''
!. Tho larGs4t source Of Imperial rsrcnuo III from
tlo tariT. Which yisles alaut Gi0, ,tUO, 600; but
tho dut!ea are Yuiy low. HcHseely aYoraging 10
per eent, while a majority u imported ariincu
Are placud Oh the trse liht. , Yi'a Gernas,s l,ayo
NO FAITH IN TUE pocrHlnE or PROTECTION
q inouhtEy ~ lasluE one ctsa III ordor to fur
n!hil nubbldlcs for another
:, iho net prota on tho A3Ancn -Iorrnine EailwaY
lines, purchased by tla Empire frop, Tho Froncl.
ssa re- estimated ut 4?.545.Dgo; and thrt derived
is9 lion .ne positai herg'eu sl telegraph business
E3,25t,opo for tl.e ,oar 1871. Tic Imperial
toyefhment OWNS and operates all the telegraph
w ml1aa " deFmsny, in connection with the poat-
Ot1lco Department.. I4o people or Germany
,1lil woal. 10 atFat 70 truHt lH buHincsH to tllo
sol!nA fap&oty pf compaby-m0nopoly. Tho
kAf!4 o. eAargas in ap follows; Fur i messago Of
Nv woras anywhere within the "llras z0ue,h of,
hay, 4ov uslleh dlAtstIec, 8 grosehons. ouual to
~ u son,s; Within tho .'sosVnd xona of $40
third xone, from ona cna Of Germany TO tllo
qtl1eF. oYaE 800 anq untlar 100 mea, Ii Eroschen
or ~ cents stlltloAa! words In like rtoportiou:
A'a preferential messages sent IN adYa1,ee OF
rkteH. e~'"o
1t will tANa DO goen tl.nt tolaEgnpa.yatea In
Go:nai!Y nre hardly ona.llIirl ~ hish nn in tho
un'taa states t but thcn 1t muHt Ea horna in
mind thSt dollar y. this country represents |
Amarica. Still the rAtoH 10 Gprr,nuY sro nunt |
luss t4nu iu tho Uulted Ktntaa.
One reaHon why tue 0erlpRn lmporIal expeud-
turas aro 10 light IL. that tho Empire Aas
Suv SJtwse
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26

There was need OF change in this direction, and in
another The Encyclopedias Britannica has never
been q book for quick and convenient reference. 1t
has been rather an aggregation OF trcatiscs on o
great variety of great subjects. If mau wanted
good statement on O branch OF science, or art, or
history, and had leisure to sit down and read
through an elaborate summary, this was the book
for him. II he wanted to put his fingers instantly
on date or other fact hs might almost as we'll 90 to
his standard history-and better if it had an index.
This limitation to the practical usefulness of this
Encyclopedia is Inherent IN the plan of it, Bnt l
Judge that some attempt is to be made in the new
edition to remedy this. What is wanted Is greater
number of titles and even if they only refer
ence titles q good deal would he gained.
Among the contributors are Sir Henry Rawlinson,
President of the Royal Geographical Society; Col.
Yale inc learned editor of the best existing edition
of Marco Polo; DR.. Birch, the Olicntalist of the
British Museum; Prof. Whitney of Yale College,
Prof. R5st and Prof Douglas Of Kings College, Lon
don, all eminent Oriental scholars; DR.. w. H. Car
penter one Of the Leading writer's of the past twenty
years and more on Physiology; Norman Lockycr'
the astronomer; and Principal Tulloch OF ST. An
drews. In the first volume. Mr.. W. 6. Pa2Tavc. the
traveller, is to do Arabia, anil Mr. Kcith-Johnston'
the atlas-makcr writes OH Africa. John Ball, lato
President Of tho Alpine Club takes the Alps froI'
Max Miller will discuss the Aryan Races and Ian
cuages. To Prof. Sdney Colvin, who stands next
after Mr. Rnskin the Fine Arts are intrnSte'' while
Mfr. George f. Stree: is to treat Of Gothic Arch'-
lecture of which he has long been one OF the nos'
intelligent students Of this gcncration Dr. r. Il. fY-
lor. the author of Primitive Culture, writes ON An
thropology. Prof. Huxley contributes articles on
the Annual Kingdom and Auphbia, s.. George
Miyart ON Apes and Alfred r. Wallace OF Acc'i-
rn,tization Prof Clerk Maxwell OF course takes
the Atom. which he has developed into greater I'M
portance than ever. Richard A. Proctor writes on
Astronomy, Sir Alexander Grant on ArStotl'' Dr.
Lctheby Oh Aduteration and Prof Groom Robertson
an Analogy and Analysis. haze given by no
means all the distinguished names on the lst ouV
these are sufficient 70 show that the principle OF as
signing subjects to eminent specialists III thlr re
spective departments has been acted OH freely.
The ninth edition will, lik, the eiSd!h' Ill u
onarto volu,nes of so to 90 pages each The type
of the srecnca sheets is very clear and il'ustra-
tions of varied character abound. Three voinmcS
wear are to be issued bcgianins i'll January, 1N'' at
60 s!iiiliugs each j:51 J0l. u. W. =
New-York tribune., 1874-12-26
For YouaE L. lie3--City.

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Jvk Ff nrh GenIn BOArlbg Day SCHOOL Tor
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5tationern.
CORPORATION Notices.

SuLpptUbiulb NubIlto.
A UCTlON SALE.
"A The Fr Department will sell at public suction Dee 90 1874
Hand Fire nginc Rre Bells Boiler Iron Bestead kc
For particulars THE CITY RECORD Copies
City Hall
TWO STEAM PUMPS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rrceive by tho Pre- Department
until IL ocUck noop Is Isl for furnishing Pumps
For particulars THB CITY RCORD Copies for sale No
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'INO AYERS.-NOtce is hereby given
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atsambnats ano Railroads..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonio
ID Essrstocs Rsro.a. Pare 81. eRiDaEPoRT
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO TdB WEST r ssenses ssd tfdght
Station In FevYok foot II Lbevs Counecs at sonerus Win
Sou:n Branch L. Hampton Jancon With Del Lack and W
r. s hpsbns WITH lTb ADD saasebsuns Hudopt ahs VIZ
LhiRh VALLEY Railroad. fsbarEh ~ ~
West; also 10 Central PsnnsylVan. an wyo StssA
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commanding Dec - l874-L~sve New iOrks q follows:
Dab InSENs TRAM for Fenlng Es.top Bethlehem, Bab
Allentown Mach Cbon Iamsqua 1smaped WkesbAse seTaD
ton. NC.
f.OOa m.-Wsy Train for Pl,inapM
100 mWsy Train for Rson Betviie. Msueh Chunk White
barre PitHon. hsbuoy NJ, Ca seton TunthsL
TosanGa Wavery & Cobnee az Ju con with Del. Lack and
90O -BoRsrSG ExPPE,s da' tercpt sonays for IAssn.
Allentown, Huslnrg WrsL Con rcts bonneville fos
Pmngon Esston for Msub Chunk Tsm.us wilhes
barre Scranton. kc With through Danse, WIamspsr 10
1890 0. m-Wsv Train for Sonervlic
lZ:4O m.-RxPKEss for P'm Es,op. Bath Anento'
Mauch Chunk Mshsno3 City Hafe Wl,sDAn fenon, hss-
ms, Columbia Lancaster EDbas Pottsvir, ilarnsbuIe ke
$3.50 m-WaJ Tram fer PlGnce ON Saiurddys OILY 70 Ssn%r'
4OOp m-wsy for Rsron, Allentown, alj Mach CeaA
Connects at Junctjn with Del Lscs aIJ Wet X
4:30 o. N. Way Tra for Someryis and fkmnZ0n
6p m--WsT rNl for rom"rVIle.
b:lj u.-Was Tram FOR Psohelt - .
$50 EVENING for Esston Allen town hses
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8 and 6:i5 r. m.-wsv Trains Tor scnernIe
1880 D. m -(Emlxrsntl-Por EastOn
0:l5p m.-WN Train for Some.vlie
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0:3O II:l5 . NJ ~ N: l1i0. l. q 23O 3 3's1 345
4:5 i3U4l5 g. 6iJ 30 j4j u, G:Ij. Gao, 7;lo 1:So.
s:lj. 9l5 1880. ll;lo. I'D nicKpR so,, and Eoz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-12-21


NUMBER OF EsCNEES, 100000
PRICE or TICKETS.
whole Tickets. $40 90
Halves, Io 90
Quarters, 5 90
Eishths or each Coupon. = 80
~ Tickets for 100 90
ihe Montpelier Female Humane Association
chartered by the Legislature OF Virginia AVID the
Circuit Cout o! Orange Co proposes by a tranu
Git Concert 10 establish and endow Home for
Old. luirn, and Destitute Ladies' of Virginia" at
Moatpeiier tue l0rnor re' denc OF President
lanes Madison.
GOVERN oR's OFFICE. richmond, july ;, 1874.
Ii affords me pleasure to say that am well ac-
quanted with ia.ge majority III the officers of the
side IN the vicinity OF my home, aud attest their
gentlemen rs well as the public Confidence, intlu-
ence and substantial means literally resented
among them.
JAMES l.. kEMPER, Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 5, ls14.-l commend them
as gents OF honor and integrity aud fully entitled
TO the confidence of the public.
Il. ". HUGHES, U. Judge Eastn Dist. of Va.
Further references by Eermis sion His EXceilen.
cy Gilbert c. Walker Ex-Governor of Va; Hon.
Robt. E. Withers iIcut.-Goy. of Va. ana U. 5. Sem
ator elect Senators and Members Of Congress from
Va.
Remittanccs for tickets may be made by express
prepaid rCst-oflcc money order on Washington,
ID. &. or 10y registered letter.
For lull particulars, testimonials, &c, send for
Circular. Address, Hon. James Barbour.
PRIEST NJ. f. III. A., ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere. noy25-iw
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THE WAY TO BLANKET HORSES

But few people, comparatively, under
stand how to blanket d horse TO protect
him from contracting cold. We frequent
" see the blanket folded double, and laid
across the rump and part of the animals
back, leaving those parts of the body that
need protection entirely exposed to cold
storms and chilling winds.
Those pats of the body of n horse which
surround the lungs require the benefit OF
a blanket in preference to his flanks and
runp. When we are exposed to cur
rent of cold air, TO guard against any in
Jury from contracting cold we shield our
shoulders, neck, chest and back. If these
parts be kept protected, the lower part OF
the body will'endure degree of cold,
far more intense, without any injury to
the body, than if the lungs were not kept
warm with suitable covering. The same
thing holds in the protection OF horses
The blanket should cover the neck, with
crs and shoulders, and be brought around
the breast, and buttoned or buckled to-
gether as closely together as man but
tons his oyercoat, when barring his bosom.
Let the lungs of a horse be protected with
a heavy blanket, and he will seldom con-
tract cold, even if the hindmost parts OF
his body are not covered.
We refer more particularly TO blanket
ing horses that have become unusually
warm by violent exertion or hard driving,
and exposing them to IA current OF cold air
while standing still.
Many of our best teamsters protect the
breast of their horses by piece OF heavy
cloth about two Ieet square, hanging
down from the lower end OF the collar.
This is an excellent practice in cold wealth
err, as the most important part OF the AMI
NAL is shielded from the cold wind, espec-
tally when travelling toward i strong cur
rent. The forward end of the horse blan-
ket should be made to fit as closely
around the breast OF a horse as our gar
ments fit our bodies. .4.-@...
Most horses will contract aviolent cold
almost as soon as man, if not blanketed
while they stand still. after having been
exercised so violently as to produce pro-
fuse perspiration. So long as a horse is
kept in motion, there is little danger OF
his suffering any inconvenience from cold
winds. But allow him to stand still for
few moments while loading OF unloading,
without heavy blanket to protect his
shoulders and lungs, and he will take
cold sooner than some men .--EIehange