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, 1874-10-06

to aasun,o no,no st,apo, and hopc f.nnl settle.
mot't can bo roac!,rd during tho winter.
M-Wint wlll tho Company probably. ray7.
thos stoctholdArs. T think tho total dtvidontla
| will be about . per cont.
n,-What tltd-th ussotu Of tho Company chiefly
oonnlst Of , when plsool IL your hands?
hlr. J.-Thoro wore elaims against insurance
| e25,00o Tho ronlnining nsuots woro clainls
aRhtnst stockholders, amounting to 35 por cont
| Or Tho amount of stock held by tholu roB,ect-
M-1low large = dividend do you proposo to
callod on tho 10Th Of this month?
Mr. J;-Ihnt will derond upon how mnny Of
tho Rtocklloldars pay before ths 18TH
>, NEWi.o Ii. havo pnid tho balaucos luoon their
Mr.. III. @. Dore, porklna pngs, ". v, Kav
J. G.. 11anos, Q. J. 1Iauou, Dr.. D. S. Smith, and
Jared tiage llave nfd. DR.. j. II. Tostor 1,ad ar-
ranged to l,ny prior to his Acats btlt settlement
lihe boea delayed until tho noccsanry proceedings
can 10 had IN Probate Court. Tho amount dHo
i5pm f5R y lh oksalc vIl probably bo paid "bont tho
Rand Who aro tho stockholders that atll
owo Tho Company7
:, Mr. IL prefer not to givc tho namos Of
those WHO have mt paid up. until tho 10Th In
cncoto Payment and thoy n,ay pay before that
time. On that day d fntl ntntonlont Of tho
atfaifa Of tho Company will DO mado, mud tho
community will tllon bo informed as to who
havo paid, hnd who profcr to koop tho money Of
tho poicy-lloldera until ttov ato compelled to
N.-Thon son think nil tic ntochl,ellers who
hayo not paid mill eventually hayo ia pay tho
ba!nnce due OH tltolr stock notou?
Mr. J.--ccrtatnly I do: The questions in
tiMo.
, 1874-10-06

"Wion Robert Collyor preached at tho Ch,,rcl,
OF tito Messiah III this city, although tia day
Waa unpleasant and tho ovnnin,s stormy, tho
atnoosa Church waa filled to ovorowinY Will,
mo1nbora Of tint sooloty woro greatly ploasc,l.
s11n s4v,, many OF thcm malo expressions like those
rsse U1yis To- Sors s't.?G y. t 1t4w f ye rH o would
g;, question that afr: Gollyor matlo % - do. d.
ttaea ta'e anu vory. favorable impression ou
tao grent trowtl or strangcra tint thro1gel to
moar nlm. aiId that 1voro he to como here l,o
tntais ntnu soon draw numerous congregation OF
,nsoaHent It., and congeutal nisltla old al vol a.
young. we do not know what tho Society ,nay
@ nau sns liltoreats Of tito liboral cause In thin
son,,nn community It gill leayo no htono nnturol to
mont pantor. Tl,ora nro huirot1s Of tlnc|urchod
psopfo III thia city whom his voice would roach,
nnu Ilss spirit Wonll draw and hiu viows would
cneer anu help unapcaRably."
11orRLARn1yALs.
A.. co ,dnnreg ssS nlsaf9' 1Hn' & Rnas g AnSr 2 p
Mol!a, X; stMI!wnukse; n oapt j. +. Sanford, i. i.
N pf a;.l:: !: D. pIprson, Lafeyatto Con. doorgo
erniR. &; ouSS5' ajssoup II i w,,,,,c Al 1 ae 59%sa
Col. :. =. Carey, Now Orloana. grana
pjaeiao MoleEaA. W. Williams, s1,iwaukeo; L. L.
li'gby, Now Orloa1lH; 7. II. Troat, Philadcl-
nnia John Todd, Qtoyo!and; DR.. Briggs Dola-
,,In, ware, 4. D. Loot, Grand Rapids; Judge BUSH
nots, . ~. VltaWa A. Sherman I1ouse-JamcB
i'Gwrouee barrett md vito, New Yori;
Adam 1Iousson, Glasgow, Scotland; 6. d.
Monae, Now orleana; Edward Dotld, London;
II: e. Bqtnctt Melbourne, Australia; John D.
7. Cowles. Amherst, Mass. Theodore Adnrns
Mah'!ington O. Il. 'Lttleiiold, Manchester, Mo-;
Ghar!ca 4. soayoY, Saratoga tho Hon. !, j. Il.
poaso, Janosril!o; David i. Kin,ball, Boston.
;. ;. Skianei's ilolcl-E. @. Wcnocarte, u. 8,
John L; Alexander, Illinois Col. i. II. uratlot,
, 1874-10-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY,

I4S1bUIE IO Il PASTOR,
Ihe parlois and lccturc-room of tho First
IfosoJtcgian Church, OH Indiana avenue, at
| Iwcnty-tast street, wcro filled last evening with
aoclal gathering Of q yory pleasant nature, tho
occasion being tho fifteenth anniversary Of
tue "oadlng Of tile pastor, tho Roy.
Arthur Mitchell, and, by apHociations
'n"t haso become customary with
euea oFentbs the gifts. Of tho evening IN oxqu-
slee ssass anu chli'a typitlo1, in everything but
'he1r orittteuoss, tho rotations Of this Clergyman
@''a LIE charge. Those gifts wero sct Of 200
pieces OF china, presented in behalf Of tho
eauech III an oxcollont ulotricaI address
from Dr.. 11ammill, one OF our oldcat
citizens. who will rank amour M tho hIn' "t",1
est" poets. Father Kont. Il, y foclinr
sdd5osH. followed With an exquisite tcBtimonH11
III E!eas OF twenty-four pieces, from tin Iia;,-
toad 1os Miuslon CHAPEL, to both Of nhich tic @ pas
~ tho officers Of tho church, succeeded nsr. ".
gathering. 0'A''o 'ne
,o1d Iho event commemoratod took place Oct. II.
ts'9;-tlo ma111ago Of the Roy. Arthur Mitchell
Post, II, D., tho presont President Of tic Medi-
cal Department. Of tho University of Now York.
Eho ,cofomony being performed BY tho Rev. joel
LarKof, tno bride accompanying hor husband to
ta t,A Rn1lri, Rarsiatas IN Rshm9nd Ya, subsequently
ia, r. 4's ~ All1 III 46b3 to
ITS field in Chicago III tho a,.cccsaor .of
the l'ev.. Dr.. z. II. Humphrey, Six children
have crowned the union. tito Venerable fatior
of AIT. Mitchell. Matthew Mitchell, Esa,, Of
among thoHo present last evening. Tho refer
ences to the PASTORS lady last oyosng vero proof
Of tlio esteoln n..o has won III hor relation to
tho pastorase. 1t deserves to bo stated that Alr.
hl1tchcll and hlrn. Mitchell have each
brother. prominent aud esteemed in
foreign missionary work. Rey. Iii. George
=. Poat, IL. d. and tho Roy. Samuel s. Mitchell.
both Of tue Syria Mission. Thero will bo n mil
titnao Of hls Chicago friends who nidl not need
to 60 abroad for insurance Of tic nron,jaa md
the hope that his Wedding presentation ware
from 4! Chicago friouds may .yot be golden, with
Chicago city OF q million and a half Inhabitants
and tile rrcsant First proabytcrian Churcl. far
more contfal than tlor first tabernacle gu WASH
tnEton Htroet. 'N
, 1874-10-06
CRIMINAL RECORD.

| QAljl4NAlt UOuHI.
Judge Moore-This court convened yestorda,
morning With Judgo Moore, OF tho Superior
Court on tho Donol J; tho first business was thu
impaneling Of tlle Grand jury. Tho following
Ii tho liat OF jurors impanocl:
Albert Kidaar, Charles George, Henry Warren,
L. 3. Koley, ". g. ,Mosely, Patrick Carol
George L. Wheoler, g. II. Dalton, j. II. Gaal:rus,
.. Q. Strong, j. a. BARTLETT, H. Ellsworth,
Thomas D. Wire, j. i. 'Jarncclte, W. 7. GRAY.
Lowis Cox, g. II. Brown, Charles Mayors, John
Alltcp, James 0'I1ara, T. N. Dratron, william u.
Hewitt. 9. II. Dalton waa appointed Foreman.
Judge Moore briefly addrostnd the Jury, after
Which they retired to thoir room, and
commenced tloir 1abors. A petit Jury,
so5va during the flrat af OF tho torn, was i1n-
| patlelod, aud diminished till Tomorrow morning.
| Ino Court tAon proceeded to the call Of the
| Auhsl-crnual docket, which coinpriHos a lonr
lint Of nnl1nportant cnBos, which mill occupy tho
attention ol the Court for several daya ond illon
the trial Of the criminal docket propcr Viii In.
5iIl. During tho term the warehouse caaeB that
u ateauoi tho lncctfdlary, and several homicide
caseHt ana ono or Two murder cases will be triou
POLICE COURTS.
II. anstlcc DoVaen-Witam jackson, arrested for
thc larceny Of horse and buggy belonging to
Al; q: y. Mooker, hold to Criminal Court III bail Of
otllcor. fined $40.
u, Justice seuny-August 11srold, :arroHtcd for
- @e1AAltf AIbIEh NaJs"HlllIAu 1kEIt1tl,
a!ias Alott, arrested for stealing clothing ;, con.
tinted till to-day III bail of $55G0.-Robort Hon.
dorson, arrested for oustruoting street. cara.
continued till 8tl inat.-John Robinson
Yasrancy aontonced to tho Bridawe1l for threo
uoatllH.-William Murphy, nlias Murray, ar-
rested for lnrceiV of pair of boots from i,
Meyer. l6o West Lake street held 10 tho Grim
inal Court in bail of $300.-Charlcs Smith pr-
rested for larccny Of jewelry valued about $40.
from Rosa Hewitt; held to tho Criminal Court
Ill bail Of s9500.-Clarles Williams. yaerancy:
continued til! to.day.-Jogop1 Van Aokcr, muir
DER; dtnposed Of by tho Coronor.-Jol,n nenne-
berry, disor1orly; continued till to-day.-Gott-
ioib Bovors,. aiBordorly; fined $s25.-Catherino
Sanger, drink aud disorderly fined $50.
Justice fa4fht0nn- Connnton, arrested
Tor lnrceny; continued till today in bail of $3U0
jacob Zold and Nicholas Baker, arrontcd for
assau'ting Nicholas Gohrlo with intent to do
bodily innry continued till the 9th inst. In bal!
Of SSt'0 cach.-Henry Wilkins, arrested for Lilo
larceny OF broom-corn from g. B. Ianir,u CON
tinncl till tho 9TH inst. in bail of s5{D-TIon1ns
dinbtns. assault with deadly weapon with iu-
ionS i't to 1!l John RilS continued till the 18th
MISCELLANEOUS.
-Arrcsts-Tony Foator Tas caught last eyenin,
with large coifcc-hoer in laia Possession, wlici,
the police believe le has tolen from tho ycui,y Of
1,ako ind Roboy atroets.- Jones wnn arrcst-
ed last oyoning at tho instance OF Jerry Lynch.
Nho assor|a that sho dceccd him out Of S35.
, 1874-10-06

t TIE flHSr REGIMENT
a meeting Of tho First Regiment nlinois statt
Quarts waa held last night Mt tuoir Armory, No
70 State street, with Gen. Frank 7. 6horman
tito Major commanding, in tho cAair.
INo recruiting olfcora reported two full COM
rnntca, which Tcro assigned L urd J. lin the
line.
Tho Committee on Ways end Means submit.
| ted their report, which was adopted,
Inc comm1ttoo appointed to prararo' list oi
honorary nlol'lbers submitted tllor report. con
| tanning 2o7 uaneH OF prominent ,nsutiou,cn of
tho city, who woro elected.
;, W;:B carpontcr, Oaptnin Of Company @, from
.ho Gonlnl,tco on Uniforms, reported thai tl,oy
by the Seventh lleKmout New York Stuto Guarf1s'
which would cost 3d. complete for oaoiil
suit. ila!tisig n totnl .,,coat to tho battalion
| OF $l5,oooi this did not include overcont and
tang tatgno Ha }aokot. The fatigue suit would cost
s2o5o. Several gentlemen discussed briefly tho
report OF tho Commlttee, ant t,zlly it WIS ar-
oepted. CApt. Knox then moved, ,alul lis motion
was carried ttlat tue uniform Of .I1o First I,og-
et ,rea M 1ll!nols m State dHara be the uniform as
Gnards, AID that tho fatigno uniform to
cost $20.50 por init bo thsp; purrhnaoI
Ih's important question toing Bottlcd Con.
Sherman announcedtLat t',oro wuo now ak Or.
titled to Lieutenant Colonol. Tho buttnlion
then proceed to tho election Of that otiiro,.
Gen: Sherman being the only ,aanlo placod In
nomination for that position, motion Of Can't
CarpoIItor' 1he Secretary was instructed to clnt
ono ballot for the battalion Tor Uon Frank ,T
SlloEinnn III their Licutonant-Co,ono und lilo
tfcreraE waH chosen to command tile ro.iuent
lilo briefly thuniied tho battalion for the honor
conferred upon him, and then Informed tIonl
. vacancy In tho ol}lco Of Major, whlol
they wcrc then calletl upon to f Mr.. n
Hubbard Jr, was o!octeu OH tho frat ballot, and
, 1874-10-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Tho monthly moeting Of tho Society Of 1oo1
salnarltans will bo held Mt . o'clock tl.Is aftor.
noon ut tito rcsidonco Of a1ra DR.. 1l,,tharlt No,
a1 Poo1ia street. full attendance Ia REQUESTED.
Iho Synod Of Northern Illinois will ncot in
tliis city. at tho First Presbyterian Church. on
tho 18TH inst, ut 1880 o'clock p. N, Tho Roy.
alr. Noyoa will preach tue regular ecrmon Of thu
occasion.
Iho sixth OF tho sorioB OF concerts under tho
auspices Of tho Woat Chicago Conservatory Of
hl''alc, 9l6 West La'o stroot, will bo giyou at tho
Eonrth Daptint Church, corner Wasl1iuptun nnl
pas1lit1a streets. this ovonlug, comnaoncl1lg at n
| 9ilartor to o'clock.
Thero iB 10 DO reunion Of tho Two,tticth I]1i-
noin Veteran Volunteers, Nintct nntl One Hum
dfoth Illinois Volunteers, aud Uarnoit,a nnrnatt
Second Regiment Light Artllsry. at Joliet. o.,
tin 22d Of October. AL soldiers Of tho 1hovo
commands it ID lopod will bo present.
There will DO n grand reception and promo
made Of tho g. h. r., Monday oYonue, OCT. a. at
Forth Side Turnor Hull.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton and tho 3cy. ".
IL. IL. aiiirray viii hppoar in tho Sunday -lccturo
also do 10, If ho visits Chicago boforo next s,,,,-
mer Tho confso Wlal bogin III Two or threo
weoka.
Tho Dnnia Society giyos rand fair at Its
lall, No. II milwaukee, avonuo, beginning Sutur-
day aud continuing till Sunday, Oct. 49,
Tho annual meeting Of the Chicago Ca1odontan
Club will 10 held tits evening at Ualclouian
Hall, on Washington street, near Fifth avenue.
made yestorasy: Chief. robert Horyoy First
Chlestain, William Jn1uos Second CItoftaIn.
William IL. Dale; Third Chieftatn, D. J.
MaeKc'lar; Fourth. .chioftain, D. q. MacKinnon.
Tho nth annual eou1ae of lectures in tic
Wonan's Hospital Medical uollogo corner OF or
f11N lfJI F+I IfSkra
, 1874-10-06

Port l,t Ctl1csl;a, Oct. q.

Fort Ut Chte.:o, Oct q.
gehr 8. Bates, Ludugton, iun.bcr.
sslr G: =. Eilcr, L1la:ugiIon. lumber.
Sc sehs y, Il. Dnnlla'n. 1Itl'uGto1, lumber.
schr Falcon. Llslington, lunlber.
schr Lena johnson, J4,nl:ngtol, lumber,
schr John Ttobetty, Ludtuyton, lumber.
ssSr scr n.s, usE unwE T., s0ny cfsek railroad ucss
M scLr Ella E!Iinwooa, White Like, lu,n,cr.
sgp, sssop =; l,1 T.. @ads, rort liuFot., si1udrleH.
Emr CoroDn, st. JuHeph, synufies
Prop Annie Young, 13uIalo. sltntlrics.
Prop Arabia, Bunalo, suulr.es.
Prop g. j. Trues1clI. Green bay, ssu,trles.s
P5op nrooayn, ogdeusbrrg sll,,trtcs.
HcSr 'cr @',sn1 @S!Sx',s'sa, a,,g 0sgasnsnfE; .ns'res.
reop = u baldwin, EScnnnl}a, iron ORC.
A;nr ~; Jrsslo lai!lira. Alaniaea lumter.
ss<ef Ann1o o. Hanson, MsnB:er, humber.
Eroi' tA4orttct afcnomncc, sunlrItu
5anse sonora, Neho!nfncc, i;nEcr.
FARCE =; TIL J: hTo,sun, t Mcnomtnee, lumber,
pnrgg Ellen Williams, Mcuomluce, lun.bur,
s'hr sshr 4 +, @; . Summons. slanlaec lliunor.
bcow n. n. Durham, riko'a linr, wood,
atmr oltieseo, a1anitowor, ,nsa,ni sau,.,ioy,
stf sshr Fl HHfe @ ~ wt oss2 90 hfs OIL s1 snros
Echr Liccnie, Buaio itj ID 6cS h nv vhcat he tofn'
'eN' brs ILL., Ir haes 9 a os. rs onr
Prop NJ aToh usnister, S3o III oats II Crls porl, and
op g loitz n1'nlstse 900 1u corn, 200 oa's 20 brl*
a,,nt,i, ,t 1fA pof6' tra boef. tous bran, mud
'chr zSe Doak, IT. Joseph, 40 Kegs bcos, 20 Lr,s &C.
Icow aal1y Morrisx',, St Josoph, 100 ls1s lime,
Bark Unalilla, buffalo, 2G.a03 biz corn,
Prnr Milwaukee. Ogd,'Lsburg, 1881 III, corn,
II s.cks feed. " '0'A A'
lcllr Laura. Port Colbor.lt, q, DOL bu wheat.
}chr Ella El!lnwool, Whit River, 500 b, rnrn nm
bu oats, 10 bra boet, q tons Iran, 500 jas lard,
and Glndties. ''
ehr Elza Duy, White River, bFla flour, 1000 brick
aud nundrIcA. '~'
HIGHT uLEAnaNoEs,
ehr William Bnlith, soath HAycn, IL eds Rtono 20
Erls oil.
Htnr Muskcgon, Grand Heycn, 90 lea lnri 10 huff
Prop TAol,,as Il. Scott, iiatlao, 5000 hu bsrloy,
fron Fhomns a. Heot Erie, 12,nO9 hu wheat, 1000
trls fnnr. sou bat,a seod, 500 pigs lsad.
t7op Cleveland. Cleveland. 100 hrln loar, % bags
and 46 Vessels cleared lIgllt,
, 1874-10-06

Reeds Temple Of MuAic,
lino rosewood planes, prices s3tlo to 500; terms,
$50 cash, balauce sa5 per n,onth s1lcudd organs
win sx stops FOR Slaj togms $:5 cash, balance OH
, 1874-10-06
barley nl snd unchanged buyers Standing of. Nv,


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'ai vss'fs s I ,le,n sea unchanged buyers standing off, ny
Eas.!oH!36o. apot. 1n,lk ments dull AMI no,niua,
1esqn osp 5nsr l5s ar s'}'ars ns. sM
III; %!s:s@a!sssys H. as!Sss!ss; Il s5a:s; SIS.
.os,l 7ooo bu oats bu; fyo' co III a".cn M,1a m
h2s99 s1s;,,r.- ns; ~, '0' 's'' =" 0'f''s
s@.ass7'-"A''t; sfa%ph4jj faS3 s3j '''0' 1000
ed6;ss edSSss.,~p.,, ~, ,a.. anu lower Mt
tin. s"' ''q''os' "'" c"s' o'Sa
UA1-DnfI and loNcr. 7't,nnttr eea mann nno
Fnasioisss"}s19S FnnsSmsssreG sS ;'a. !, ss1to
eses oasss ;a1Sf S;n III: 1sss5 1s s,,
bacB; receipts 5ilG baics. hi ~ siuo.
1oursvrrnr oet 5HocGpsy51LG; 5ocaa91I1t,,,t =. ,.v,
passsRsd oss afss, ss j sS corn d0s
s1,sHnEc I,rd-Tloreo, iaSo. " 4"s' ''' ''''
pHlLADELrrIrA.
so&s !: u s.tts' $ooe9Aso; Nors!Westcrn iainily
.alA1s-Wbcat stes'i,; ;' rei' si.is'aia:: amhcr
while Gsslao: MIXED &C.. e'''1' JAN ''Saas'
PETnpLEttat- -1{eEutl 10 10: crt1lc In }nrrc1e va
otSc s; in hrtit, 6l,t@5hc ~D
DurIEn-steady; rrme westorn, oyeas.o; fair 10
cnrfsSfys '9I'sn pTi,ne a' Western, Ssai ii.fa1sc
,Eaas-wostin by express, 25as3ao;; 10 by freight
DA1r1MonE,
BALTIMORE ort, 5,-TLour-Flrm nooa dcn,,n;1.
IT. sgp:g .cSSsSEs MSSss'sf 7oo@4so; exFa S5.sS; IAN.
tnArESWhcat f1n1r. M ,ca w..tor, e, o.c
15 No. DO, uMsiso; No. % es'esI' do' siosi%s! s5.ts
nye firm at si.ooDi i.o5. "A''' ''u''''
s'sSi'sp, inSyIs,oss71 ;l an5 ea. rors s2oo Bacon
euss hsm' 14lse' fasa sss ei isS'&'' ''s'f
CorrEE-unchnnseS. S'''N ''s7''''
Wu1sEr-Quiet aid frta ats1,ooa1l1,
oswroo, OFT b-f,S.'sES1':,n, sMlWn: o,,ot, w. ,,,
wn,kco club hold ID. curn a IT oio' i;.rns Siss
*"''' n1n.rA1o.
da earots No. swsuscs .o o q g. nn
lor No. mixed WESTERN. ts & It nsM sa .or M oS
s1i'IW;rr;tHn
No. red, sill; No. do, f,os Corn unchsnact,'
fETno1Eun.2oaic.; standard white, car-lot., osfa
hEeE1rrs-Whcat, i5.s5S bu; corn, $3.50 bu; osts.
douand 10''-''|~4"' NJ" d" A'oa''a'c
:. qn.1saThsst Y an,et md ,,c.k Sos l,te Wabash.
S,074 aelicr November, Il ii beconber' a IX:
MOL rod, s1:1o; No to, si,6saf scI]cr Novs,i
bcr, q ,07 No 1 amber illinois, II IL. M = ~
Sill. Cbrn .stfndy lint in 1,,n fn l,tsr. ,fnS
mixed, cash mud 0ctolcr NJEc: Noyrmi,cr 7a6 :.
low mixed, 1885, no 'grae Sc Data stca|y mi II,
moderate sletnard. No. u 51iIo. hffcrSn' W S1 ~. -.
white he'll 1t %. 'S'' 'N''s'
rEErr ,yafAr m
, 1874-10-06

ptsnos and organa to rent.
large assortment Of superior Instruments con.
stany OIL hand at ST to Sic per month. Rent tlcduc
Cd II purchased. Lyon h lIealy, atato and Monroe
streets. -
, 1874-10-06

Aoneo, $500 hil oatH; ainplo 1taf, birds Dr!se''
Ioo BIZ corn Woo!aon, Joet, $500 bn corn dracto
1rts"nlt ht.noo'ta, 9fuo bn corn ; Tlto,nas Bcott,
A1nfselca, D,400 tn corn Goll. Mcclellan Joliet
1900 I'M o'ln, 1,2ao empty barrru. '''0''
onHAnE',-l'slls rt;ncc Norris 7o,es7 # tlnl,or
prop Mohawk Dello, Wilmington b;4 tt lumber. I'D
losa j, hIunrtl, Wilmington, 7I,B;3 ii iun,iur ;
Esleson, l[eIry, lls,E'! e l,nljar.
., nn1noErnnr, Ill.,. Oct CD i. m.-X1,nryEo-
Marao ~ ttsal1o, Ia toni cdal j. Docl!ard, la
Hate. 3noo q! oatH 2s00 BIZ curn, 1000 b, wheat
- cLEANn-Ellzal'etl. Jockport, 3,ooo bu vhent
Me,. sns,ram ottaya as3so her 1ao0 iath
alohsfeal, Ottawa, 87,ss7 It Mlber, Il, 800 lath.
, 1874-10-06


wtsc In fair request Ut tl,e advance motel Saturday
evening, nr " 33o fur oats, 40 fnr corn, a, 10 fGr
waeAt 10 n'tltaio Thu yesers roportea talen fr Iu-
cesa sn barley, anI rrop Xrai;a, oats Ill., tlrnus
EmpT Scott wlcat nld harley through aful ssllr
narate o1ts ut a5o sbotA Saturday aftornouu1, 70
hnRasofi-aellfa Lady DntForn ar.t 1g!., wheat on
private terms: To bort CoIborno-:3shr smcratl,
'Wlrat thsoAgh to Montreal. 10 0olerlcll--Hchr
kud IL, ,0uu bu barley, ' S''~~~ 1A '~'e'
, 1874-10-06
THE CoMn1EE CrAr, 1rs TRANCE cogn.
a -

Tho following interview with, h[r. Je,,Etnu. Az.
Higheo Of tho above named ca ii puny, talon fro,n
tue Journal gives sono now iu formation on tho
subject,
lloporter-What Is tho pros ut condition Of
t!le Hilalla Of tho Commercial Insurance Com.
pany?
Nr, Jenkins-Wcll, i!s affahg arc beglunlux
, 1874-10-06

Il'lHols t. hllcEs1aun Dnunl,
bR1nHEronr, Qct. Standardization Wbslo Eon-
&C., S1o ba corn trlentlsLtp, Ho4uca v6uV bu corn;
, 1874-10-06
EDUCATIONAL,
Kindergarten for The North SIle.

~ ehts d1sirnua Of securing tho kindergarten tr,,nn
m mfaS ax WY clrcn WILL tpase eun,fon1 viii liz
i,nnais LNANl curnsr ri Horharl aud Ontnrln. it,
nnd odmn'n,y; ~ t n. kiudorrareu Department viii Ia
l,n ~, " ue Selaa ar Young iaca, shuud thors
, 1874-10-06

oafeins @ M anu dnyso for yonnR 1aIos and cli!ron
t'',., ns theoooFo lrsng Ill. D.. Hector No. II Wett
o'dron raooiros 'no tho family viii 1.-Two in tho a,,o
anhefo anu under tho qutot tnnonuu or Christian huo
no han''cs ls limited to fifteen, 1.sopon on Weanos
5 acp! 10 For circular information, apnly to Ii,
Hector. Nh. Il West Thirty 1.sruond-at "E'9 ~ ~
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EXCELSIOR.

The light of day DER the earth was cast
As lightly up Main street there passed
A lady who bore, done up so nice,
A parcel with this strange device
Jet Palace.
She must have been much pleased, It
seemed,
For from her eyes contentment beamed;
A smile upon her features sat;
Without doubt she had been at
The Jet Palace.
From early morn till dewy eve,
You see the ladies come and leave;
'Tis Roescher's boast that none e'er
went
Dissatisfied or malcontent
From the Jet Palace.
For Roescher's stock in the jewelry hne
Comprises goods, rich, rare and fac,
And you may well assured rest
That of such goods you'll find the best
At the Jet Palace.
If you would buy watch-a ring
Earrings-b reastpins-anything--
You would do well to bear in mind,
There is no place such things to find
Like the Jet Palace.
All things you'll find within his stock,
From little pin to courthouse clock.
Watches and jewelry that are bought
there
For a year, free Of charge, will be kept
in repair
At the Jet Palace.
There are pins for the hair and combs =
and bands,
Holders for handkerchiefs and fans;
There are sets in coral and azurette,
In onyx and gold and Whitby Jet
At the Jet Palace.
Roescher receives new goods each day,
Which he really almost gives away,
For his prices are extremely low;
You'll find it So if you will go
To the Jet Palace.
On the Fourth of July" Independence
Day"
Roescher proposes to give away
A present, valuable and pretty,
To every lady in the city
That buys at the Jet Palace.
You're invited, ladies, one and all,
To give the Palace friendly call;
You'll find the latest styles at the lowest
price
AT the store which bears this strange
device,
Jet Palace
326 Main street.
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Tn 9 piedmont and arlington.
326 Main street.

We call special attention to the state
ment Of this solid and reliable insurance
company which appears elsewhere. 1t
is well established, and does wide and
prosperous but safe business. Captain
II. Il. Booth, the General State Agent,
has his office at No. 3 Madison street.
He is widely known as an insurance
agent of experience, judgment and
popularity. In his hands the mutual
interests of the company and policy
holders will be well protected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-16
HAVANA CIGARS re-
duoed twenty five per
cent, at COLEMAN'S,
200 Main street. Look
over his price list.

FIgarOs-Ist, r-4c CabaHas. IL I-2e,
FigarOs-2d, DC, CarOlinas, IL Lee,
Exception, IL Lee, FIOrFumar,s I-Sc
and other popular brands at re-
ducsd rates. Can and satisfy your
self
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Inhn,a-Iohn,n.

Cotton Room saloon and clearinghouse,
No. 9 and IL West Court street, is fast
becoming the place of the town. The
best Of liquors, lager beer and wines are
kept at this house, meals served at all
times, and at prices to suit the times.
5Qk
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-16

The GermanP Protestant Sunday school
picnic will come off on the 25th of May
(P6ngst Montag), at James Park, where
everybody will enjoy a family reunion.
The children and their teachers invite
everybody to participate. 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-16

HARPER, Cooley and Peterson's maya
zines for June at Billy Lieben's, 1864
Main street. Also full assortment Of
all the leading dailies and weeklies in
the United States. COT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-16

JUsT REcEIvED-Waynes premium
self-ventilating refrigerator and ice
boxes and beer coolers.
70 Il. WETrER & Co.
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NICHOLSON paving scrip for sale at the
lowest market rates by the Mechanics
and Traders Bank. &C
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The Progressive Union meets at AS
sembly Hall, Sunday next at Pm
Sermon by the Rev. Samuel watson.
Seats free. J. E. MERRINAN, Prest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-16

The best bargains in fine boots and
shoes in every style at Eagle Boot and
Shoe store, 344 Main street. The best
styles of boots and shoes made to order
at short notice.
81 j. W. VOEGELI, Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-16

Trans leave Louisville depot for
Raleigh on Sunday at 3 am. and lilo
nm. Returning, leave Raleigh for Mem
phis at 3 pm. and 5 pm.