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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-12
On Monday, 10Th of January, 1874,

At II o'clock M, in front of my Office, No.
35l Second street, Memphis. Tenn, proceed to
sell, to the highest bidder. for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate. tO-wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land, described as
follows: Part of Lots 36J and 351. fronting 30
feet on the north side of Webster street, City
of Memphis. running north along the line Of
Lot 359. 1852 feet to an alley; thence west along
the line of said alley, 30 feet; thence south to
Webster street; thence east TO the begin
ming point, 80 feet to Lot No, 359. Levied on
as the property Of Charles +. Bullock, as Sc
eurity ON stay Of execution in the above re-
cited case. to satisfy said judgment. interest
and tosts.
Sales to commence at o'clock IN,
W.. j. p. DOYLE,
l01-tw Sheriff of Shelby county. Tenn.
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Tuesday, the 10th Of January, 1874,

at 10 O'Clock am, in front of the auction
and commission house of A. L. Frankland.
Nos. 1876 AM 1877 Main street, Memphis,
Tenn, proceed to sell to the highest bidder.
for cash. a large and well assorted stock OF
Dry Goods, consisting of cloths. cassimeres,
calicoes, cambricE. ribb MS, clOaks, etc:
Also one iron safe. one desk, one stove, and
all the store fixtures, stools etc, now in store
house No. 2l0& Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
Levied on as the property of defendants. g.
Pichard 4 Co.. to satisfy said Judgment. inter-
est and costs.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock am.
w. j. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of Shelby County, Tenn.
RASDeLPH. HAMMOND q JORDAN. Attorneys
for plaintiffs.
January 9. 1874. 1l2-l20
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On Monday, 10Th January, 1874,
sHERIFF'S SALE
Part of Lots Nos. $50 and 361, on
North side of Webster Street.

DUBLIo NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
J. thas by virtue of a yenditioni exponss
to me directed from the Hon. First Circuit
j. IL. Parkhurst vs.. j. ID. Edwards, NJ. V.
Holbrook and CT. Bullock ,,stayor. judgment
rendered on the 9th day Of November, 1872,
for the sum Of one hundred and eight dollars
and thirty-twe cents. with interest and costs
Of suit, to satisfy said judgment, etc., will,
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HOUSE,
PRoEEaaIoNAL.
DEATH TO DISEASE
DIR. BAKER,

The man whom we have al read about 50
much. is located at
100 jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn,
And Is performing great cures by the use
Of Herbs.
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river friends viii find at this Office the paper
the tasty assortment of types tnts cuts
any printing establishments the South,
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IEwELRY.
JEwELRY At PANIC PRICES
August Joerss' Jewelry Store,
No. aO2 Main street.
bet. Adams and Washingtonl

MY LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
wi stock of Jewclry, consisting of gold
gents and ladies' watches. IA carat, opera
Nilsson, matinee and vest chains, coral. anne
thyst and solid gold sets. bracelets. charms.
rings, blue enameled lockets. necklaces. etc,
will be sold at nearly cost prices to suit the
times. Also, constantly on hand large se-
lection Of Jet and Fancy Goods. cheaper than
elsewhere. EAUGUsT J0RRSS.
Jog IOn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-12
The Ledger Office has the finest stock of
SHOW PRINTING MATERIAL

the SOUTH and will orders for such work at low prices
as can be obtained any city in the United States.
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LEGAL.
Trustee's sale.

DURsUANr TO THE TERMS OF 4 TRUST
il deed, to me executed on the 9Th day OF
November. 1867, BY sarah W. howlkes, duly
registered in the Registers ONCE Of shelby
county, Tennessee, in deed book No. o.. pages
$50. S6l and S62. I, as trustee, will on
Wednesday, ssth Of January, 1874,
at the southeast corner Of Court Square, in the
city, Of Memphis, Tenn, sell to the highest
bidder. for cash. ut public auction: the ihp q ..
therein described. as follows; Being IN snelpy
county, Tennessee. and in the city Of Mem
phis, and commencing at the point OF inter-
section OF Jefferson street with Center alley;
an easterly direction. 90 feet; thence N
southerly direction III feet. to private alley
thence westwardly, on a line parallel Win
Jefferson street 90 feet. to Center alley thence
northwardly, with Center alley. liz feet, to
Jefferson street. the point OF beginning;
Terms. cash. Equity Of redemption barred
Humes & Poston, Attorneys. S6-l26
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wednesday, 2sth or January, 1874
Trustees sale.

DY vIRTURE OF A DEED OF TRUST EX-
ID ecuted to me by William and John d. FL
lott. dated July 10. 1872, and REQ rded IN the
Registers Office of Shelby county, Tennessee,
in Book No. So, page 493. and having been re-
CURED by the beneficiary to execute the same.
/ will, on
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1ials, with directions:
Nos Cures. Cents
l. Fevers, Congestion, determinations, q
2 Worms, Worm Fever. Worm Collie, 81
g. Cryimg-Colic, or Iecthingo OF Infants, u
A. Diarrhoea, Of Children or Adults, e
5. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Cole, q
6. ChoIern-Sforbus, Vomiting, DC
7. Coughs, Coils. bronchitis.
8. Neural gin, Toolhaehe, Faceache, .
Q. Henda uhes, Sick Headache, Vertigo, "
TO- Dyspepsia, Billions stomach, :. y
IL. Suppressed, or Painful Periods
u. VVhftes, too Protuse Periods, ~
49, Croyp. Cough, Difficult BrlaiEne N
II. sale ishcum, Esyspelas, Eruptions, %
Is. rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains, 30
l6. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Asles, %
II. piles, blind or bleeding, ~
Is. OnhthRImy, and sore or Weak Eyes, %
10. Catarrh, Acute or Chronic influenza %
co. TVhooping-Cough,V Violent Coughs, g
81. Asthma, Oppressed bIeatnhns, s se
o3 Ear Discharges, Impaired Hearing, %
"a Scrofula. Enlarged Glands, SWelling', %
81 Genernl Debility, Physical Weakness, 90
q5. Dropsy aud Scanty secieaonsi %
"a Sea-sfcigness, Sickness NON Riding, ~
81 idney-Dlsease, Gravel ~; o
% Nervofrq Debility somnnM Weakness
80 or Involuntary Discharges, 100
% sore Mouth, Cnnker, -, =. y
s0 Urinary Weak iaess, Metti'g tAe haa' ~
81 Eaiufui Periods. with spasms, %
90 Snfferings ut Change Of Lac, Ivy
81 81 Sr.sIensev. EunsIns, 81. Nitus' Dance 100
81 1Inhthersa, liberated Sore Throat,' 80
IL Chronic COMPOSITIONS anu hruptons' ~
FAMILY CASES,
C.sa r,forocco, with above 30 large walls an Dd
sn MoroccoI Of 20 large yials ard Book, 90
M Trs- These remedies are sent by me
case or single box 90 any part o. tn .s
country, free of charge On FoceiPe VIZ
Trice. Address
uunnphreyst SPECIFIC 1
Hornsopathic Medicine Cos
80, - T1cpot No. 5G2 BROADWAY, W XoHEs
VniSe For sale by all DrugSists'
And by II. @. Steever 4 Co., Second ST., corner
Madison; Andrew Renkert. 100 Main ST.; +.
W. Vigus, 1877 Poplar st., Memphis, Tenn.
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AsAs
l12 Memphis i Ohio R. r. $50 -
1l,O0l 3.901 Twice Daily. 3.50 z.n
memphis Charleston :, -
g.90ll2 Z. R.-Daily. 90 u.oo
mississippi L Tennes- -
u.5 SEQ r. R.-DRily. ~
Memphis & Little Rock =,
~ r. R.-DGily. o.O-
miss, river TO Eelenaa
SOL Eriar's P't--daily,
cksourgltri-weekly)
SOL Mon. Thurs, Sat.
(MiHs. river t. st. Louis
3 sol Mon. Thurs. Fri.
( White River-oemi-
30 Weekly--TUes. Sat.
{ Ark river. semi-weeklyl
80 Tuesday and Saturday,
Marion ttri-weeklyl-l
Nom, We'd, Fri. 10
Cuba, Tennessee
10 weekly-friday. 10
Byhalia&0live Branch
1891 Tues. and Fri. o.5u
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Year Committee on Credentials would re-
spectiully report that the following named
members are eligible a. Csuncilmen OF The
City Of Memphis:
lst Ward. Jshn Walsh and P ] Kelly.
ID Msrd. VIM Hewitt and W J Chase.
81 Ward. Chas A Beehn and A 6 luther.
9Th Ward. Jehn A koush and L Keck.
5th Ward. Jos Clouston. ir., and j Thomas.
Oh Ward. W N Harvey and Happek.
7ih Wa-d. Turner Hunt and J S Carpenter.
eth Ward ? Hughes and Barinds.
9th Ward, D Walters,
10th Ward. A A MORT,
A 70 Mr. Page, from the 9th Ward, and M.
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Moon. from the 10th Ward. your committee
Wouiu AsA iVi ~ q. a. BEBHN. Chairman.
Adopted by Council Jan. 7, 1874.

prot.st against Geo Z Page taking his seat
as n member OF the Common Council. because
he has no been in tho ward ak months as re-
quired by the charter. AZ apANT
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which the Ledger Office is prepared to do In the
NEATEST AND BEST ORDER

A ND A
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-07-25
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Session of 1874.
s1xrY-s1xTH DAY, Saturday, j.

SIxTY-sIxTH DAY, Saturday, July 10.
Hon. Mr.. Kaukaha from a majority Of the Com
mittee on the bill to amend Sections 1920 and 1923
of the Civil Code, reported the same, trelating to
Masters and Servants, recommending to indefinitely
postpone. Laid on the table.
Hon. MI. Kaai from q majority of the same Com
mittee on the same bill, reported consideration of the
same, recommending that the bill do pass to be en-
crossed. Tabled.
His Ell. the Attorney General from Committee on
the Loan Bill, asked for further time. Granted
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
The House proceeded to the order of the day,
which was the Act to abolish the office of the Secre-
tary Of War and Navy, on its third reading. Passed.
The Act to amend Section 479 Of the Civil Code,
came up on its third reading, and was passed.
The Act to indemnity the Minister OF Finance for
extra expenditures during the last two years, was
read q third time.
Hon. Mr.. Mikalemi moved to indefinitely postpone
the bill. He said that Their late Msjesties Kameha-
meha v, and Lunslilo, were rich men, and the eI-
penditures for their funerals should be paid out Of
their estates, and not with the money of the public.
He also argued that the cost Of their funerals should
be considered as money borrowed from the Govern
ment.
The motion was put and lost, and the bill was
passed on its fnsl reading.
The Act providing that all Government ofice-hold-
ers Of foreign birth shall take the oath Of allegiance.
was read 3 third time and passed.
The Act TO amend Section l of the law relating TO
Volunteer soldiers came up on its third reading, and
passed.
The Act to quiet titles in land claimed By right OF
Inheritance was taken up on its third residing.
Hon. Mr.. Koaksnu moved TO indefinitely postpone.
The motion was put and lost, and the bill was
passed on its final reading.
The Act TO amend Sections ] and 8 of Chapter 9of
the law relatiug to taxes on animals was considered,
on its second reading. The report Of the
was also considered. recommending that ali horses,
mares. and colts shall be taxed go cents.
Hon. Mr.. Kaai moved to amend TO so cents. Car
ried.
On motion the bill was passed to be engrossed as
amended, az votes cast, % ayes, 3 noes.
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On suspension Of the rules, Hon. Mr.. kipi presented
a majority report of the Committee On the item, rela-
ting TO losses and damage done by the rioters on the
18th Of February last, recommending that the sum OF
Sl,29l.6S, be inserted in the Appropriation Bill
Tabled.
His EK. the Attorney General from Committee on
enrolment, reported that the King has approved the
Act 10 make s permanent settlement for His Ex. p.
Naha0lelua and the Act 10 make s permanent settle
ment for His TX. p. kanoa-
The Act giving time 10 mortgagors 70 redeem IN
certain cases. was taken up on its second reading,
and passed to engrossment with slight amendments
The Act 10 amend Sections 1920 and 1923 Of the
Civil Code, was read a second time, relating TO
Masters an Servants. The report Of the Committee
on the same bill was read
On motion the bill was made a special order for
Tuesday next
Hon. Mr.. huihelani moved TO reconsider the bill
relating 10 assistants Of the lepers or kOkuas, pro-
Viding that they be released from taxation Carried
Hon. Mr.. kaukahs moved that the House adjourn
till Monday next, at 10 O'Clock A. n. Carried.
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THE presents received by Mrs. Sartoris, nee
Grant, are valued at $6O,0O0. They are 10 be
what he should give her, without regard to cost.
Her choice was = set of black and one OF white
lace. Mrs. Grant wrote Immediately to the wife
Of our Minister Of Brussels. Mrs. J. P. Jones, an
intimate friend Of the family, giving the order for
the handsomest to be had in Europe, regardless OF
expense. The result is lace such as has never be-
fore been seen in this country, and possibly has
never before found Its way into other hands than
those Of royalty. The ladies fingered with the
most profound admiration over the inspection OF
these valuable bridal gifts, and not until the time
the library.
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The President was asked IL be was satisfied to
part with his only daughter. "Yes If she can visit
us often enough /" And how often would you
to visit US twice a year. said be, and stay six
months at a time" 1t is expected that they will
return some time during the fall for a short visit,
perhaps to stay all winter. Mr.. Sartoris has large
landed estates In this country. and IL was while
he was coming to the United States TO look after
his property that he met his wife for the FIRST time
on the steamer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-07-25

TEMPERANCE LEcTURE-We learn that there will
be a public lecture at the Hall Of " Ultima Thule -
Lodge of Good Templars on Saturday evening next,
August LIST. The lecture will be by q gentleman well
qualified to speak on this or any other subject, and
will be delivered Immediately after the installation of
the Lodge officers, which will also be public.
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SATURDAY,. JULY 25.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

? Our thanks are due to Capt. Kinds Of the
Irare for files Of Victoria papers.
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e Emerson's Combination have played to
good houses-sometimes crowded-during the
past week, which is their last in Honolulu. If the
steamer. which is hourly expected, should not
sail for San Francisco before Saturday night, they
will give one more performance, and the last.
Mr.. Matt. Williams desires US to express his sim
cere thanks to those who so literally patronized
him on the occasion Of his benefit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-07-25

= The Mission Children's Society will meet at
the residence of Mr.. Banning, this evening, at u
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= The alarm of FIRE on Thursday evening at 10
O'Clock, was caused by the burning of some rubbish
on Fort street. in the rear of Capt. Jaoob Browns
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TO &s.
TO san FRANCISCO.

~ Passengers for Eastern States and Europe. pur-
chasing their Through Tickets at our office, win be allowed A
LARGE REDUCTION in fares, besides having larger quAnti-
tIes Of Baggage free.
" For Freight and Passage, or any further Inform
do F' III. HACKFELD s. co, Agents.
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TIMETABLE OF THE
STEAMER KILAUEA.'
MARCHANT, : : (:
It'll
OF THE

Monday July 27..5 80 p NJ. ........Circuis Of Hawaii
$3.50 p m..Kons, touching At Kaunaks-
kai. Both ways.
Nonday...-Ang. 10. $50 PM. Hho
Wednesday, Aug. IL. 400 p NJ. .-.......Circuit OF Kauai
Monday Aug. "a. $50 p m.--..... ....Circuit OF Hawai-
Mond, Aug. 81. $50 p N Kona. touching TT KaunkR-
kaL. Both ways.
Monday 80. Sept. :. $50 p .Hilo
Friday ..-. sept l5..5 80 p m.--.-----...-. .--.NaHiiTh
MondaY.-..Sspt. 2l.-5 80 p NJ. .....--.Circuit Of Hawaii
Monday sept. $3.50 p IN ..konA, touching at Kaunaka-
kai. Both ways.
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SEvESTY-FIRsT DAY, Friday. July "a.
u Immediately after the reading Of the journal. the
House resumed consideration Of the Loan Bill. ia
COMMITTEES Of the whole.
Hon. C. r. Bishop moved his amendment Of $780,
900, in place Of one million.
His Ex. the Minister Of the Interior said that that
amount would not assist the productive interests and
internal improvements ofthe country. 1.-THE steamer
Riiauea should meet with an accident, perhaps the
sum Of 100000 would be required for the purchase
Of a new steamer. We know that we must have an
inter-island steamer. BY the Section as il reads, k
provides for borrowing ga sum not ezcesding Oae
Million and a less gum may be borrowed.
After considerable discussion, the vote was taken
on Section /, which was passed by q large majority.
as recommended by the Committee.
On motion, the Committee took up Section 7 of the
Bill, which provides that such portion Of the loan rs
may be deemed advisable, shall be devoted 10 build
ing warehouses, the promotion Of steam navigation
between the islands and aid of immigration. A
lengthy debate ensued. when the Section was passed
as amended by the Special Committee, after which
the Committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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PAST RIDING AND DRIvING.-Not only do the
sailors Of war vessels visiting Honolulu appear to
think that furious and reckless riding is perfectly
allowable here. but sometimes the officers even fall
into the same error. This was exemplhed on
Wednesday last, on Nuusnu Avenue, when two
officers of the Russian corvette drove a buggy at a
very dangerous pace for an hour or more. We like
to show every courtesy and make every allowance for
strangers, but they should be warned against such
practices, at least within the precincts of the town.
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His Ex. the Attorney General read first time an
Act to codify and revise the laws Of the Kingdom;
passed to a second reading under the rules.
The same gentleman gave notice Of intention 10
introduce an Act to amend En- Act regulating cleo
tons.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House proceeded to the order of the day,
which was the Loan Bill in the Committee Of the
Whole, Hon. W. 7. Martin in the Chair.
Hon. Mr.. Kaukaha stated that he had received an
answer from his constituents in regard to his letter,
inquiring their opinions as to the Loan Bill. The
answer given by them was favorable TO the Bill, but
opposed to the issuing Of paper money.
He proceeded TO say, that in his opinion It was highly deslr-
this time, and proceed at once to pay Of all is SINAI. Indebted
ness. On the present public debt, a high rate Of Interest is being
paid. and If we can get a large loan at less interest and ex-
tiuguish the present debt, and have a surplus Jeff With which
unmistakesble. If however, some such plan Is not adopted
now, he appresended that the accumulation Of small loans at
country: For these reasons, he supported The Bill.
tons in detail. lie doubted much il any good would result to
the country by the proposed loan. 1t had been said that one
These sugar planters are complaining Of losses all the time
now If they are 20 unsuccessful IN managing with their own
money, how can We expect that they will do any better with
the money Of other people,!
Hon, Nj. Kahanu said that if the Assembly sanctions the
accomplished. 1t has 10 be deiberated on by the King and the
Commissioners, some Of whom are 10 be members Of the Privy
appear 70 have been taken to secure wise aud careful action.
lated for the benefit Of the agroulturists. lie would suppose,
for instance, a man who owned a thousand acres Of land, but
such. II there was IN the hands Of the Government a fund 10
which he could apply, and borrow enough money, al q fair IN
tsrest, 70 improve his land, and with the cultivation Of a crop
employ hands, and by and bye repay the money he had bor-
rowed and have q little left for hi~mseIf-would not everybody
be benefited by the transaction
Hon. N !. Kauai had heard it said by supporters Of tai. bill.
that with the money obtained from this big loan We would pay
of all the present public debt. Bat the hi itself does not say
so, and therefore he strongly opposed It. If a provision Is in-
serted TO the effect that when the loan may be effected, the
present national debt shall be first paid on and the balance
applied 10 the development Of cur resources, he would then
support the bin. But there Is no such provision nor any such
intent apparent. Therefore he opposed the bill, as he would
Satan himself In fact, h~ecomparsd IL to second Satan, come
into the world,
, 1874-10-09

OblEatory civil marriage viii, 1T is known le
lntrod1ceIl INTO PlAnsia On tue lBt Of October.
"1l'" publication Of tug bans having to proerda
tue marriage by u fortnight. aud that a,.i,ouuce-
mont having to bo maae by funotionarios. ~.
pointed For tho purpose under the nc Law. but
whose mission docs not commence until tAo 1st
Prox.: tho consequence Is That no marriage can
bo a0lomnlzed In prtsHn from the 1st to tho 18th
Or oosobot.. In order to remedy tint st4to Of
thingg, wlch In Home special caves might have
aomo innonvenience, the proposal wau nla.lo TINT
the p'ablientios' Of tho bana by the ministers OF
tho various creotls should 10 declared valid until
the 1dth Of October" Tbs auporior authority
did not think proper to accord that demand.
IIaroyor, disponHntiona may bo granted III oaues
IN Ul,ol tho neooYnty O! proceeding to tho mar
rirgo bclolo tho ays tlxod SINH be demonstrated.
, 1874-10-09

oS CHAHLiS-ht Marion. Grant County, Ind. Monday
1Gs. .. niohata Unares, naIso OF CorWal Eux agsI
I z;7 tnner.1 service. o. tho ato william,
tse int;!nont Of tho bodY from a vault! It il SSosh
:, ,AlANllisjEElt.At RidguIan1, Oct 7, Of oonst,u1n
u". srettn r.. "ifo Of 0corso c. Manchester, aged
" Hans"r, Mo-. and Boston paper. p1e.so copy,
,NEWT0N-At Nochastor, N. T., on III. 6th inst
William Nowion, Of this ely. 80 " WA 'Aes''
t!on, Thomas Thorntun wv ~ VI ''"euoap'
rIactss stnay at y A. fre1 aforoy Hospital i.
~ urcat Harrington, Mass. papora pielsa cory
fb-S,et !, of con9cspn OF thu u,,gs Cutrie Nav
ll. Ward. S ~ ~ 80 IA ""u Eiu'nh
funeral frun residence. No. Is Tilrty Oct A. NJ
respectfully invited. - |"o 'o'''1
MotD,.On tho 9Th Inst, at hnr late ro,itcncc ~
Hnst sna!tlsOnat+. Margaret Htfe Gf Edwin WtaI "
tmantal by CARS to Calssry Octuetory, Friday, at11
, 1874-10-09
MTSCELLANEQUs.


LAKE COUNTY aUSpAY-HcluoL ASSOCIATION.
Special Dispatch 10 Tie chicago Tribune.
HIGHLAND lAnK, ILL.,, Oct. 8,-The I.al.a Coun-
ty sunday-scllool Association III holding an iu-
tercstins sesaon ut tl.Is place to-day. Thoro is
large attendance from various parts of tue
county, and number Of aotiyo sabbatt-school
worhera arc OH hand, Awong Tho prominent
Fposkors to"t1ay haye bocn E. 8. Wells,
lresldcat OF tho Association Prof. l..
T. "oston. of Ferry lInll; John V, Far.
Fol'' tho Isoy. 4. X. Fox, tho Rev.
1lr. bnai'no|l, and rrof. ". s. Laahon. Tho
Convoufion a to continue through, tomorrow.
Iha9o Is much Interest in tho S,sbhatt.Kchopl
WORK III ta1ls county, many new Hclools having
heon orEa'lzed during tho past summer through
tue persona! efforts of tho Connty Committee.
proposition to employ ono ormote lssangoiiAtB
to do general missionary work during the
coming winter will bo brought teforo tho AS
hociatlon boforo the session closes.