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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

SAVED FROM THE WRECK : u viii be seen
hy reference to the Marine News 10 to-day 5
paper vessel has arrived here having on board
a small portion Of the cargo of the lost steamer
Lou>ian; which she picked up at the mouth of
the river. Daring the last few days several
vessels lave passed 10y here 90 their way TO
Washington and Georgetown, also having on
board PORTIONS OF the cargo Of that Inflated
steamer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
YOOKS ...N.D sT,iTI0.,.ERl.
NEW AND CHOICE BOOKS

-
FRENCH'S, No. % King street.
A History of Germany from the Earliest
Times founded on DR.. David Mullcrs History
of the German People, by Charleton I. Lewis.
l vol, crown. $3.50.
Volume 10 of Bancroft tistory of the United
States. $3.50.
Campaigning on the Oxus and the Fall of
Khiva, by j. A. McGuhan, correspondent OF the
New York Herald; splcndidly illustrated l
VOL, Svo $50.
The Old Regime in Canada, by Francis Park
man; vol, Svo. s. 30.
Gentianella, a novel, by Mrs. Randolph.
Sl.25.
Prosper Merimee's Letters to an Incognta
with Recollections by Lamartnc and George
Sand, edited by Richard Henry Stoddsrd. Sl.5O.
West Lawn and the Rector OF ST. Marks, BY
Mrs. Mary J. Holmes: Sl.5O.
John Thompson and Other Stories, by the au-
thor of dorothy Fox" Sl.25
Risen from the Ranks, or Harry Walton
Success, by Horatio Alger, jr. Sl.50
Sportsman's Club Among the Trsppers, by
Harry Castleman. Sl.25.
Chsste as Ice and Pure as Snow, by Mrs. NJ.
Bound by his Vows, or at the Altar, from the
German OF f. Werner S1.25.
The Llvelies and Other Stories, by Sarah
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A Modern Cressda, by Francis Asherton; and
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AZ cents.
Lorna Docne, Romance of Exmoor, by r.
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Squire Arden, by Mrs. Oliphant 75c.
Nasts illustrated Almanac for 1875. 25c.
Josh Billings Farmers Alminax for 1875.
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or gross.
Froudes History of Ireland, complete in 3
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Constantly receiving new Books, Magazines,
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oct II GEO E. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

RESUMED Coal SHIPMENTS Contrary to
fE.vlous orders, Il telegram was received here,
this morning, directing that all the boats OF
Tie Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Company
how here or laid up along the canal should be
sent back to Cumberland for the purpose OF
'Flrglug more coal to tide water before the sus-
penSlou of canal navigation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
Special Notice.
GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.

We have just received fresh supply of Gents
extra fine, hand-sewed Boots and Shoes, and
Slippers of every description, which we unhes'-
latingly recommend to be the very best on sale
in the city. w. Is. WhDDE1,
sen ~ "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

On THE WRoNG TkAck.-A constable from
Fredericksburg arrived here last night 10 re-
>pon>c, he said, to telegram he had received
stating that the horse thief who had lately es.
rapcG from that town had been arrested and
was conhucd here, bnt when he took out the
dl>pa'ch and read it over again he touud that
il had been sent from another quarter of the
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
Ladies' Misses and ChiIdren's Boots.
Shoes and Sinners.

We are this day receiving full line Of La
lies, Misses and Children's Boots, Shoes and
Slippers, suitable for Fall and Winter, EN-.
bracing all of the latest styles: We solicit pur-
chasers to call and examine for themselves, rs
thoy will be sold at low prices;
sep % w. b. WADDEY, a King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

ANOTHER STEAM CANAL Boat Mcssrs.
Darrah, Stewart, Adams & Co., OF Rochester,
made trial trip on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal at Cumberland, on Thursday last, with
their steam canal boat, Thomas Moore. She
made two miles in iwenty-slx minutes, with
less than thirty pounds Of steam. The jar OF
the boat IN driving was barely noticeable, while
the disturbance OF tn" water by the paddles
was very small Ia Il lew Bays thty expect to
bring her TO Georget"mn, and II the spring will
rcucw their work, iutcuuiug To Introduce their
engines on the canal. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

FIRES. several fires that have occurred
III this city during the current mouth lead
to the belief strengthened by the diScov.
cry Of late attempt TO fire the drug sore of
Nlr. Henry Cock. on King strect-,hat incsn-
DARTS are at work here. There is 4 standing
reward for the arrest OF such miScreants, and it
Is to be hopcd that they may be detected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
Handmade Worsted Work.

In this department can be found Infants
Socks. MtteDs, Shirts, Sscques, Over Drawers,
in white and coored, of the newest styles.
yns~Every lady should examine our stock OF
the above mentioned goods before purchasing
elsewhere washington, nov III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20

nov IL and Hair Goods Manu'aciory
CABBAGE SEED-We have Just received
~ from Landreth small supply of EARLY
BLOOMSDALE CABBAGE SEED. This is
new variety of Cabbage. and is now offered for
sale for the first time. L,ndreth considers it of
inestimable value. For sale by
sep3 Z. S. LEADBEATER s BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-20
Under Vests and Drawers,

For Ladies, Misses, Child-en and Infants, in
high neck End long sleeves, high neck and snort
sleeves, low neck and short sleeves, with Draw
ers to m atrh in All sizes
, 1874-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS,

THE testimony OF Ut. Louis Alderman should |
10 preserved: "t}orBoa III fralder of dummies |
than street cars" ..
ST. lau, (allnn.) Claims to have expended
81 ,000,000 oil improvements during tho past
year, In tho way Of blocks and business plnces.
1t ia claimed further thnt tho city directory.
which will bo iasued soon. will show q population
In tho city of about 81, 600.
Wostport, Conn.,, was burned by, an incontliary
Wednesday, ovoning. Tho loss Ia cssimatad at
S10,000, including four A!dorny cows worth
81 900 each. Mr.. Aldcn has suffered aix fires
Only two woeka boforo tllfs last valuable
graporY waa burned, involving II loss Of S7,000
Tho village author1teB Of arggsvllo tike
County. Ill.,, don't isao licenboB to Iiqaor-tleal
erA, but as aome Of tho residents take glass &C.
caHlonally somebody must sell 1t III defiance Of
lnw. That Honohndy" wnH fined an aggregate
Of $1,000 last week for liB unlawful praotico,
aud tho tonors of tho town CHI got no more COM
-Slado, tho champion runner Of England, re-
| Gently ran 4 milo In minttoa and 30L acc
onds. ln Noyombor ho ran q two-mlle raco In
minutes, 54L seconds, performance that
match with Sydonhan Dixon on Juno q, 1871.
whom tho winner, Hcott, ran two miles In Q min
utoH aud 81 seconds.
IA Nevada Judge, after Jury Ind boon I'M
pulled ont revolver, mud jutlicially remarked,
"1f my man goes to frolicking around In this
courtroom a,lfing tho trial Of lhis cause ahall
interrupt him ~ his caroer." Tic striotost de-
coruIn psovailod In that courtroom.
--Wo learn that there is a rood proapeot now
for poacoabla surrender Of pretty much ull the
Winnobagoos and TINT they will como in and
consent to leave tho State. Alr. Drookway, Of
Black Falls, has collected shipment Of them in
that vicinity, and tlero arc aon1o Of the Indians
themselves who arc advising their comrades to
surrender without further trouble, rs their skulk
ing ia usoless. So tho prospect for quiet and
ewifs riddancc Of these posts Ia good.-La Crosse
Republican.
"A sclenttao writer has made tho discovery
TINT q tinkor's tnm'' ia not profanity, but sim
ply an inclosuro made commonly OF bread around
tho hole to DO mendod, that the melted Holdor
bread. After being subjected to this proceHs
the bread ia burned and spoiled, and Is d fitting
type Of utter uBeloasnegs."
, 1874-01-08
TRAGEDIES IN ILLINOIS.
One N1nn Killed and Another AIOrtnlly
Wounded, In Greene County.


From TIC Carrollton {Ii!.> Gazette, Jan. ?.
On Sunday ovouiug last lnother terrible trag-
edy was enacted ut point on tho Illinois Bot
tom, several miles below Grand paaa Landing.
il, this county, the particulars of which vary. ns
they como to llB from several SOURCES. AZ near
az we can got at the facts it would appear that
Sol Si|kwood, clltb-foot man, William Honson,
and James Iaham, OH Christmas. visited the
house Of two brothors named Hopper, who arc
wood-chopporB, whore tho party Engaged in
q drinking and gambling Bpree. The visiting
party, it iB said, won the 11oppers' money,
pounded them up rathor severely. md abused
tho vito Of one of tho 1attor.
Fearing further viHtntionB Of tho kind, from
threats which wore made, the Hoppers went to
Walkerville on Sundny to have tho parties bound
over to keep tue poace or else to procure wnr-
rauts for nlTeat OF tho Offenders. Hearing OF
what tho Hoppers had dono, Silkwooi md 1sllam
roturnod to thoir house Oil Sunday night, where
they renewed their threats, mud wcro about1 to
force an entrance The Hoppors came out with
guns and fred upon their visitors, Which result
Cd in killing Ishan instantly, and silkwood rode
on dangerously wounded in the urn and breant.
The newB Of tho Had work soon spread and the
people Of tho viciuity organized and starscd in
nearcE Of tho Hoppers, who it was supposed had
fled. But while tho search WIS being made tho
Hoppers gave themselves up at Walkeryille for
examination, and have since beon placed In the
custody OF tho Sheriff to await trial ut the spring
torn.
, 1874-01-08

Really, th!a secrecy breeds u solnBhnesa entirely
foreign to tho agricultural character. md 1t
Bnrprises mo to Beo tho agricultural publishers
m forgotful Of their JOURNALISTIC rightn az 10
encourage privacy f aiso'ssi" %oT sh,o nst
inattor. Tho aoeking OF many of thenl hftor
tho loavoB and iaBlleB, In tlla form of RubBcrip-
tons. 10 certainly liable to subject them to tlo
charge Of boinR subBitlizcd--it 'nay bo 1''ntly'"
TIE AGENCY sysTEsI.
s!Do you anticipnto tint tho lrangors will BAc-
ced lii substituting tho present mercantile syH-
tomn by tllotr now trade arrangomol.tns" :"
"Thoy Will only acceod ~ stimulating thought
In regard to tho aMb5oct at presonl, except, 1t
which llavo boon established by patont-protootod
manufacturers. Hero tho margins for profit arc
large. md tho manufaotnrers would not, az .
class, rogrct any organized ayatom which is snf"
tyranny under which they suffer NJ mich 90 the
farmersf and which would eunblo 4 division Of
tho profits botweon producer and consumer.
That tho ordinary business relations require re-
tlon., The regular business Of exchanging conf.
molltieB could certaiuiy bo conducted ut a grcat
saving Of aggregate oxponge II tho business woro
concentrated tn fewer hands. The elenent Of
risk can DO very materially reduced by which
the farmer may realizo Bomo gain hit all OF
those changes aud improvements must 10 the
result Of raciprocal effort between tho conserv-
ativo mon OF tho respective classoa. It cannot
bo dono by exciting ylolcnt oltagoniHms, or by
starting ont with tho idea that tlore Is necossar-
! lily to bo a contest. Every solld, prudent mer-
cllant suircrH ag much as tho farmor-tar mora
than any individual farmer, except Ito bo tile
direct loBor-from TINT other clasa OF merchants
| principles, gathering Into their hands tic
| property Of their creditors and ,aquandoring i.
| until bankruptcy erBuaa. I do not, Of courao
Hny tint all failures Of this clase aro dishonest
| but ii moro care wero oxerelaed BY all-tllos'
who buy and seli-in dealing with men Wilt
| understand their businoaB thoroughly, thor
| would bo great gain to all"
After fow moments of conversation II
roforenco to tho system Of crop reports, whicl
las required nearly two years for isa present.
development. aud which Air. Grocne report
is meeting with great favor ut tho hands Of al
| intelligent men, wi1ethor merchants, lnanufac
turers, or farmers, tho Globe reporter with
! i1re,v.
, 1874-01-08
Probably Fatal AftKny ut Chnndlcr-
willie. Ill.

ChaHdlerviilt, H. {Jan. ~ Dispatch TO the Peoria
Transcript.
We had lively time hero to-day. which may
cost the Ii fe Of ono Of tho parties aud tho eA-
capo Of tho assailnnt. It Unopened in this wiso:
Two young farmors had d diaputq about young
lady, Ono OF thom, named Estague put his
hand in his pocket as it to draw a revolver, when
Armstrong picked up shoe hammer and struck
Eatague three timeh will, It, knocking him down,
and broaking his skull in two places very baaly.
Armstrong then gayo himself up to the masn-
trato, but, when lie hoard that Estasue was
dying, ho broke loose from tho officer, aud.
jumping On norso standing near, eacapod out
Of town. He was followed by his brother, who,
having u better horse. exchanged with him, and
conled in tho hills, but there is strong posse Of
mon utter him. Esta3uo WIS taken to JacAson-
villo, to be under tho Treatment Of DR.. Prince.
THO StateB Attorney hore guarantees q reward
for tho capture Of Armstrong, but he has been
we'll armed by Ills friends, and will probably
make strong resistance.
, 1874-01-08
1>enth of u Prominent I4,sty.

Tho Savannah Nelos Of Saturday eays: :" Mrs.
E. Il. Booker, sister of tho lato Princess
Arlllo Murat, Of Floriilu died yestewlny IN thls
city, at tho residence OF hor coUan, Mr. J. Il.
Putnam, In the 10th yoar Of hor age. alrs:
Booker waB q remarkable woman. md occupied
ionable world. Sic WIS a Mias WillIs, Of Vest
moraa1,d County, Virginia, o family connected
by marriage with many prqmlnont names in the
history OF the country. She was uarfied III carly
life to Samuel Duyal, of Florida. Her second
monbor Of Congress aud prominent public man
In that State. At the death OF her ulatcr, Tho
Princess Murat, tho Emperor Napoleon oontinu-
cd tic pension giyon Aar to Mrs. Booker, aud IT
Airs. i. was tho poasessor Of many relics of tho
First Napoleou."
, 1874-01-08
PERSONAL.

a1me Jauauschok has purchased tho cottage
ahe occupied, last summer, at Cohassst.
Gladstone, the Dritiah Promier completed ha
G4th yesr on tho 29t nlt., aud Disraelf his poll
tical opponent, completed his 68sh yoar on the
30th ult
1t is Baid the Rsv. John O'Donnell, OF Nashua,
is to be creuteh Roman Catholic Bishop of New
Hampshire, which is to be made into diocese
by itself.
James Harvey, woll-kuown Washington cor
respondent, who WAS Minister Mt Portugal while
Mr. Seward Was Secretary Of State, is to edit tho
new Age ut Philadelphia.
ELI Perkins lectured III New York the other
night, aud tho World says '.evory man in the
audl enco hreathed deep and earnest wish for
dead cat, long before the gabblor's show WINS
ovcr."
French army, is dead. He was formerly CON.
lnanter-in-chief or the artillery OF tue army OF
the Rhine. He took mart III tho dcfonse Of
Metz, and was leading witness In the Bazaino
G7tn year.
Premier Gladstone has, it is said, cautioned
Mr.. Arch to beware Of using again such throat
oning language Us he uttorca lately at Brad
ford, England, whero he said TINT If Parliament
wero not careful Of the eauba OF tho farnl luboT
gates Of 1t. Stephen.
4 good enough a1nine law in itself, namely,
that State Treasurer shall be incompetent for
more than tivo yearR' service, will now deprive
tho A!ate Of most excellent officer, alr. William
Caldwell. He enterod the Yroasurer's ollco as
clors In 18l1, aud has served ever since, being
Treasurer i'll fact many years before ho WAS i'll
nlnlo.
| Wo learn from an EASTERN journal that early
in January Miss Susan =. Anthony. will bring
suits against IN n6waPup6fs That have "thrown
mud ut her." Miss Suaan iH aware that wo have
tp1Y rfrfn with hit, Nn1Y Y,ut ri
| TINT she is the most beautiful and accomplished
young lady Of tho age.-Loaisul1o Courier
| Journal.
Dr.. Charles Belle has succeeded In raising
fund sufficient to eslab!o him to Aot out oil hia
| expedition III search of the true Mount Sinai,
tile border of tho Arabian Desert. He is accom-
| rauied by competent goologist. The necessary
scientific Instruments have boen loaned to him
by tho Royal biographical Society.
Our dispatches allllounco that tho ltey Kings
| ton Goddard has Joined tho ranks of tho ite-
| formed Episcopaliaus. Mr.. Goddard will ba re-
menberel aa . former rector Of Christ Church
III tins city. Ho hns 1attorly been rector Of Il.
church OH Staten Island Ifia course will sur
prise no ona, as he IL au extreme Low Church.
prosa.ug sympathy with Bishop Cumming movo-
lnent. -CincinMaI Gazette.
There haa taken place in Engand 3 magnlti-
cent christening, at which tho Queen and two
royal Frlncesees were prosont at tho parents
house: \ 1.-Two Dean, even tho Dean Of Windsor,
hold tho baby aud performed tho ceremony.
Tho Interesting little 1aly-for It ia feinule-lH
named Viotoria Brown. daughter Of Mr Arohi-
ball Brown, onn Of the servants Of the latc
Prince Albort, and brother to the very tamiliu1
friend OF all newspaper correap0ndanta-J0hn
Brown, tho faithful gllla."
lan received distinguished attention while il,
pariu. Ha WIS given 8 prominent scat wlcn he
, 1874-01-08

NEW ToRK. z
@ faasss sossa sass 5sn
s1:sSs9s; 4ps;! i 1s:lcslaa Ssse; lily, i7:S
@ htghor receipts, 5000 brla
at 50o05s.ao for supefdno Western and State;
fsssa 81 ssa2 to for eAses 5 + ss ;soss ss
E seceiiS % fes b. 1eas Rso aoas M .'sn. Corn @ meal
nr,asr oansda west, si:ia%: Corn il moderate a.
ssss WI sss 9s Msfsia as
new whits Western si3.MAt}RS stGat; 9Hts e. quiet
and unchanged. Whest firm; No. !. Sl.2+: No. 2,
$52ls SPOT; :'N Tensnssy oats steay So
III .ss s:ssss 81 !'s gse,sa ea. 90
pssts 1s h9s iaR:' fm sss sG sass sss ss
noasne SS @ Ge reeePts as oe
sH1PMENTs-Flolr, 10000 brls: wheat 1908 bu.
LOUISVILLE
r y III 1sn; aTpnnAnsruprsFour and
pnoy1s1oss,-Quiet. htess pork $3.50: n',lh ahoul
Daeon@shouders 7,1o; Clear rib, a;;Ss4o; elsar,
WaisHs-F'r'a at otEGo5s, s}| = a;;,s
s5go@5. g; extra, s.7s@S2s; Xx, $025@o.7s; Xxx,
sS sss aWe; family Yd saa whsarspiue nnsr a e.
arooplng NJ. rcd si.is. Corn activo aid hisnor
No nike mixed now, So old 5ss " east eley9or
er; Mo. =, 44Ga45e,. cloatng weak. Barley dull anu
dropping furlnw grades firm for best qualities; No,
3 sl.1o@l.25; No. sl.33@1.45. Rye better at 8oa
Wn1sKY-Detter At 95@aec. ...
pnoyluoss-pork higher at st5oo@l6.5o. Bulk
meats Arm no movement In round lots. JobbinR aud
order lotK-Packed shoulders. G1<t; clear rib, 7ku
c!aar aae. Bacon higher; shoulders, 10; clear H.
, 1874-01-08
THE RELIEF SOCIETY.
Work Done Yesterday .. Vaccination
Must Prcecdo Granting Aid.

Work Done Yesterday ." vaccination
Must Prcccdo Granting Aid
VACCINATION NECESSARY.
Tho rule recurring every applicant for relief
before amy ald would 10 granted, was suspended
during tho last few wee!ts, owing to the great
rush Of the unemployed. Tho crowds Of appli-
can's na'inB sten,!y an''sn'a uats Ino last
low days' s"ps; 1fasoeil nas aeo'aea 10 again .,,
enforce this rule, aud tho following circular Will
bo issued to-day:
On and afior Monday next, the rule requiring vac
cinatior before fnruIsng relief will positively be
forced in every case. Applicants must bring cern-
Gates OF having been sncce1ainliy saceihateu Wthn
three yaTs OF 10 ho % oeS b. 70 roS nG
~ "''''S1' ~'''' r., vrarrnn,y
1Aes 4"..t .1,
About 2Uo persons apPned LOT FoNet III person
yester day, aud between GOO md 700 applications
money distributed, amounted to $500, aud
orders for o6O tons OF coal were given.
A,nnur the appl;canta WHO asked relief by lotter
VIVA Goy. Deyorilgo. Tho Governor REQUESTS tho
soc;atv to ro.inyo him OF tho pyosaueo Of one
frederick Wagner O cripple, who left tic Alexia,,
IJnsnital in thia city. whero he was kent at the
cynenso OF the Roller Society," about ono week
arm. to lobby n bill for lis relief through tic
lie one. Shortly after tic fire he came to this
c;tv With Inc State militia called out
by' the Governor to protect our city.
While IN duty ono night, tho gun of a cornrado
aecdoptally went OF, a.d tho Gail eutereil Wag-
nor's groin. disabling him for life, He WIS Boat
~ III hia homa nt snrinnf;old, Int. beinr without
maa,,s Of nupport. tho Voyornor reoucstoa tho
Taiiof aud lid sociaty to support tho man, he
having been disabled willis in the service Of tho
| citv. Tho RoIief Society sont for tho unfortn-
1,afo man and placed him in tho Aloxian Hospi-
mi. md furnished him liberally with cloth
ing i and money. but bill having
bcon introduced at the last session
Of the Legialaturo, which passed tho House, but
was thrown in tho wasto-basket by tho Seilate,
ho requested Superintendent Trs,slell to give
him tic means to 70 to Springfield to sec about
the mat.er. 5lr, rrnsdoll gave him ticket
aud $40 in money. When the man arrived at
Springfield he wont to Gov. Devegidgo and told
lin TINT ho had beop turned out Of the Hospital,
aud urged him to Beo thst his relief bill waa
passcd, The man is without means 10 dofray
lis expenses in that city, and for this rensoa
| Gov. DoyoridEo requested tho Rellof and
| Aid Society to tako him back. Superintendent
Trusdell statea that the man was not turned out
of tho hospital; TINT l,e left Of his own accord,
and tho Relief aud Aid Society would send him
back to tint hospital or any other ]lo preferred.
, 1874-01-08
THE J0 Smith h10RMONS,
THOR Proposed Return to
Nauvoo.'
Low It Would Do Received by tho People Of
Tint Place and Of uan-
cock County.
Character Of 10 Smith and His
Followers.


CA1trH"oE' llt.' Jhn. u 1874.
It Ia currently reported in Nauvoo tllat 10
Smith. eon Of tho founder of tho Mormon
Church. viii novo Ills printing material from
De, -, wa. A' W., 49, ,I.,,., 1,,o.l .,,,, ,na
eaano, lll.' 10 Sau'oo ",t'lln e"o.s s'nu' a,lN
thore commence tho publication OF piper de-
votcd to tho interests OF the dissenting faction
Of tho Mormon Church, which rott,seu to recog-
..,. n-.',.sn. yo,,,.,,n o,thor,.v o,a fo,lora
a'~o oi4k""a' tee 49, mil.
tho loadership OF tho son OF TIC fropne1. tn'6
body Of diHsontors, scattered around Piano. ILL.,,
uud vicinity, has grown, it ia said, to bo quito
.,..s,I. J., ,,,,t,,hn,, 40 wall m roa,ac+abio In
~ aa,s on;,,;o,, ~ tlo;r ,,oio1,bora WIN 1vo
tho Rooo opnAon VI tnelI no'suooia' "no aaso
them the reputation Of being q
rEAuRAnLE AND ORDERLY Beet,
n.,a ,,tfyopal,;n. In ttia countv tboro Ia also
sooa e.t~onenp. :" sns s'a4,,.a 1r;,,, t,,o
known to DC many "no ss'9pa1nizo WIN sno
MorMona OF 10 Smlths NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
who quietly abandoned tho faith and stayed on
the,r forma whon tim preat body Of the faithful
..o.,oa ~ s,,.o;,a,nr; ~, +1,o,r march arross
u,ossIu .no nt''n,so'p r., " Nv vaI,as~ r. t.
the Plains to tho ealt .Lake sai.oy. IL ~
nclf In Nauyoo, all Of these, and many others
will f,oc1, tn hia standard !. md Nauyoo. ouco q
~. ~. 49,. so nm ;.s,.a,,.s,ta ,.;i,
'Ats u Ae"At5 7o'eoo nN''s .l't1Au's1s0, W..
REGAIN HER FORMER oLoNf.
It is also said that Smith will rebuild tho grand
Ten,n1e. which WINS burned by anti-hIormon
5sto a,ortlv % nftar tho exofus to The WAIT.
IF mn infor,ned aricht, Jo Smiths faction do
1nnterially diner from the nrccepts taught by
Hrini,am Yo,1nu nnil lin annBtleg Their nncient
rrea1 IL n,anticaiiv abandoned, and 10 Smith i.
fnstitnt;nr n roform or revolt from The tyranny
Of Youngg lespotipm, and ia entleayoring to
weaken Iouug's power and hold on tic Mormon
people. and by tliiig moanB amoliorato tho con-
ilition OF men and women suffering from the
dire effects Of the doctrine and practice Of
, 1874-01-08
LOCAL ITEMS,

]. r. Walsh has issued second edition Of tho
"paradox Papers," collection Of humorous
Sketches, which It will do to read when nothing
else is at hand.
About half-pRst5 O'clock last evening, horse,
owned aud driven by Patrick Kennedy, ran away
on Twelfth street aud overturned the wagon,
throwing lii. Kennedy 10 tho ground and inlur-
tu1 him quite assiou1lY. A{teS knocking down
, 1874-01-08

Sneciui DitnAith IL Tie C1itAQo Tribune.
KANSAS Crry, Jan 7.-Tle cattle mRrltet ia moro
active and arm. Saes Of good nntlve cows Rt $5.25
good native ateera {4.3o fair do, &s.s5; w1ntered
Texan ateera, $3.00@2.30.
Hoas-necelpts, a.2s2 market closed steady. En-
tretuo range, $4.75(S500.