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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-01-17

dings came that New York and Mis-
souri, had invaded the sovereign Hoop
pole State in the redoubtable person
of Michael McCoole and Joseph Co.
burn, followed by some FIVE thousand
cut Threats, together with few re-
porters for the metropolitan press.
The Judge ordered his grand jury to
indict the aforesaid, and at midnight
| sheriff and posse were dispatched
with bench warrants. Michael was
found near Lawrenceburg asleep
in the house of an honest farmer
Joseph was surprised the next morn
ing approaching the field of battle in
a buggy; brought into court, the light
weight judge commanded the heavy
weight prize fighters to stand up and
toe the scratch: What said they,
guilty or not guilty."
To hasten proceedings and get back
to business they pleaded guilty, think
ing of small fine and release.
Thereupon Judge Wilson lectured
Joseph and Michael for the space of
one hour upon the enormity Of their
calling in the sight of God and the
sovereign Hoop Pole State, dwelling
| VIII IerVOf upon the dressings OF
peace and goodwill to men. At the
conclusion he said they should larry
there in a stone building, with iron
bars in the windows, for forty days
and forty nights, in the course Of
which time the ague would come along
and shake the fight all out Of them.
Whereat Michael, being something Of
a wag. said: MAY it please the court,
your honor is the hardest hitter av !
light weight l ever saw!'' At this
there was laughter, including the
Judge, and Michael went to jail to
wrestle with plain diet and the ague.
| And Wilson continues to be light
weight, but hard hitter. BY the
time he gets through with Durrell
there will have been punishment.
nag -s- s ~ BUEULL.
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Provisions of an Act for ablishing
the Postal Savings DepOsitory-An
Addition to the POsl-Oflice Army Of
Five or Six Hundred Employees.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-01-17
STATE OF INDIANA, G g
WAvNr GOIYNrv y. ~

w III ne OUO nj
Notice is hereby given to all c
town lots, or as much as may be !
terest and charges which may be
ut the time of sale, will be sold
said county, on the second Mono
less said taxes, penalty, interest
that the sale will be continued
and parts of lots shall have beer
at 10 O clock A. NJ.
Witness my name, al
TSEAL. 1873.
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK EFT

NEW YORK, Monday, Feb D. 1874.
No change in the general situation of the
local horse trade noticeable at the opening Of the
week. The demand for common draft horses is likely
to keep pace with the supply and for desirable stock
prices will be easily sustained. To-day the aggregate
business has been Of Insignificant amount, but the sales
made at pretty fair prices The market for high
priced stock was dull.
Sales by auction of horses, carriages segns Wagons
harness. aud general horse equipments, on Tuesday,
Feb. 3:
Al a. M, by Mr.. Arch. Johnston, Thirteenth-st
near University place. =.
AT 1890 a. M. by Robert Somervle, at the NewYork
Stables, Nos is and II East Twenty eighth.st .
At IL O'Clock, by VIM. Va Tassel, East Thirteenthst
FOurth-aYe,
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AMONG OUR SAILORS.

AMONG OUR SAILORS. By j. Grey Jewell NJ D. late United
states Consul Singapore With Appendix containing Extracts from
the rs and Consular Regulations Governing the United States her
chant Service. limo, Cloth, 81 so.
This work designed popular demand for clear fall,
and exposition OF the relations between American so and
their employers II ec; Of national interest," ssd
one sympatbes Of all classes OF readers The
author United States Consul at SINGAPORE en-
loved facilities for the collection Of materials for the roTs
Hundreds cruelty injustice before hn In hs ohai
capacity familiar with the repean esres OF
careers AMI bis object in this work not only 70 dsnounce
the unm rte aud cruel punishment inflicted upon American Sailors
the merchant ami naval service and the detective and
unjust which enave the sailor and screen his opprso but to
suggest necessary Of reform 1t strips much OF the
which has thrown about the life Of saor but great
will he accomplished It lead ship TO become less aVa
cou regaru Of life board their ships and ship
masters cruel AMI abusive Based ati on we'll
Illustrated By incidents Of real experience
Of awakening the American people to the
necessity practical Immediate legislation for the protection and
welfare OF sailors"
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MAN AND APES By ST. GgoRGs MIyART. l2mo. pp. 200
L. Aur t0uE


L. Appleton l. Co.
The doctrine of evolution as applied to or
ganic life according to Mr. Mvart, Is far older than
Mr. Darwin II teaches that the various new species OF
animals and plants manifested themselves through
purely natural process OF hereditary succession and
in this point OF is held by many who regard Mr.
Darwins theory Of the origin OF species by natural
lection as crude and untenable hypothesis. Accepting
the former doctrine correct the author here under
takes discuss the auites OF the gorilla and various
other apes in anatomical structure with the organize
ton OF Although he admits that mere anatomy
decide the question TO mans nature and being
as a whole, the human body may legitmately be cem-
pared with the bodies OF other species OF his geological
order. and estimate thus be made of his corporal
afnites. From a survey OF the whole subject, includ
ing intellectual and moral faculties OF man. he nfers
that natural process account for the existence
Of his mud capable OF expressing general conceptions
so no natural process account for the origin of the
body with which his mind sustalns such intimate and
essential relations At all events, common descent Is
not proved even by the much trumpeted resemblance
OF the gorilla, which is no less brute and no more
man than the humbest ape OF the family to which II
belongs.
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Mdrule ano Hldie GldnIels.

Hldrple dno Hldte GldnIels
STEWART' Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
Rich dcsgns 22O
westrwenty- thlrisi between SsveHth AMI B,sbheSeA
rI'HE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
their Unoa-s Fourth-sve sad seVra
assortment OF AANrkLS, GRATIS
eomDnng and desgus pness challenging
esmOetpon
PENNSYLVANIA NEW CONSTITUTION
concise conn of AMI the the Constitution eentT
adopted Pennsylvania See TRIBUNE ALMANAC Tor lsA Price
20 cents.
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tcaal Notices.


PURSUANT to an order OF OWEN T.
COFFIN OF the County Of Wesichee notice beehy
given according all having the Estate
ofHORACB GREELEY the OF New, ate in SAID
thereof the under
signed Of the last will and OF the sd deceased
CHARLES SToRRS No. 10 Worthst 10 the CITY OF
New OF 10th daV A D. 1874.
.his 29th CAV OF August, A. u. 1873
RICHARD H. MANNING, V,..,,,.,
so lawGnTu CHARLES sIOkhS, i"N'
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fjorses. CARRIAGES. harness, &r.
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
"A Late John,ton Van TssselD
OPFICk AND SALESR0OM OLD STAND
81 ksssau-sL opposite tie Po,tOhee

uCIloN HU ,. JSsr;o oE Va. A T.t 'oii'' Wv
OPFICk AND sALESR0OM, OLD STAND,
81 HspAusL, opposite tie Po,tohee
THE HoRsR-AUCTToN BRANCH OF THE HOUSE rs RE-
MOVED TO the SPACIOUS PhgMiS h,Sb revyru OF
between Finh-s and UnVsrsiy place
The bne., will be conducted precisely the same t,ne, and bon
house sad son ,h respect
RESEL4K SAILS BvgRY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
made usual either downtown House
81 S..a.t at she MARI 49, e. % and 70 Eat
RsaENBEa THE SALE COMMENCES AT l0la O'CLOCK
At THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUG
"A TIoN MAXI OF WILLIAM VAN rAssELL
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON K VAN TASSRLL),
old stand no. ll2 and la East Thrtsnht, near FOURTH
REGULAR SALES oP HOksEs AND CARRIAGES
WILL BIZ HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY a. ~ o'clock
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE those having Horses
or Carriages pseety reliable this bust
ns. Straightforward principles which
We rive the every warranted sound from "a
Horses and Carriages av.ys hard at private ale
IIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONslGNMENTs
Enn. be made BY endlg fall descriptions thoz ee mails
HORSE BLANKETS and .
A larye assortment, in all grades will be toanda.
HARMBR HATS & Cos, " Beekmanh
HARNESS, HORSE CLOTHING, CARRIAGE
ROBES ke in endless and astonishing variety Of segaat de-
~S'' M MosEaAs BRO Manufacturer ia Ctarnber,,t
TPHE LONDON HARNESS AGENCY"
i No. 20 EAST FoURTEENrHSr
Between Universtyplace and Flfth.aye -, .,,,c,r
Averv large stock Of the hnss LolOnmae HARNESS SINGLE
DOUBLE TANDEM All FOURINHASD Also, imported sailles
Brides, Horse Clothing and all Appointments oil hnEsA'' P
DUBLIC DEBT of the UNITED STATES,
Distinguishing bearing Coin Interest Currency Interest ana o.
which Interest ceased Bouts issued to ihe Pacific Railroads
See THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC far 1874 Price 20 cents
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4eGrnfrs.

VNEACHER-A gentleman experienced in
teaching and having the best Of testimonials wishes situation
q, TEACHER Of the ENGLISH BRANCHES in HesYOrs or is
Xicinity. Address A. O. B., Tribune Ohce
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NORRIS WILKINs. Anc loneer
GALE of CHOICE OLD WINES, being the
~ o late sidney Mason ..... -. .
r. II LUDLOW Co. will sell at Auction. THURSDAY Feb .,
1874 At o'clock. their ofcr No. 3 PlNE-SF.
No other will be offered ~ this sale.
MApEIRAs-ted Se, ls24; White Top, 1926 Reserve, 1885,
Malmsey. 1910; aud r. G. ructer. 1870
SHRRaIEsAanaui 1870: Louis Philippe 1910 AmOnlsdo
1870; new 1910; and old, 1892.
Old and London PoRT JohAnnsberger and Ruesiemer
WINE Chateau MaeauK and ~. Julien CLARKTs, WutsKY
GIN, &C.
These Wines q small. lot, suitable for family use
Catalogues At No. 3 Pine"t
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pENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD, the GREAT

L TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains SewYor1 Of Desbo.'es and cOnl,n'''
RSoi.. for u,.og p,,,bgh the Wet South Pan
nan attached $3.50 and $50 Sunday s.
For Banore Washington and the SODtb at $40 an and
EIprss Tor PI.Isdeph, $40 s3p 1880 345 $780,
o. aud II night sn A. D. $40 $50 aaI p IA hHst'-
For TeoS =. 10 a. M . $40 aud 6lo suua, 6io
' For Newark t. $3.50 40 20. 500 llnm2%
1850 oiV TO- 1850 and II night saoda' 500 6'io 'na
Q f. f. kb, 600 2o g. 500 I 10 Il 40 T z q n.
40 $40 10. 1850 ana IL 0isAI sunday o'-o oi"
an 81 R9lg,r G. $50 79O 500 10 n y m 2 2:so.
si0 SO 40 i:So 5:2o 5lg g. $40 $780, $40 10 IA
and u 2sS S9n P., S An ,ni south Auboy ard
25O 6lV 1aa y 90 ,nd 500 m - ?. 3lo 400.
5.tU. 90 D IA ami ~ hrh- ounaay 6'le p m
t.. ASe, ~, s' yaeoa ~ e6 an N s ai
aeon como o5 P sSo en- sad SaT'T '' '-''
u" FOR aI Fssshon $50 :. m, aad arr
For FsrminSls ,ana Sqqaa go a. "a a. ana Up pm
70, fsISS Sts :. aa1 oas s 1oS Ft,SuT 9o al
1855 ir S5 N daily except Ae2a From m,'1 6
01 and .l gi i2 mo From PsapEa $50 sos $50 GS
lbs m sib 5,l5 COS s4l. lO2T p. ssnda, 5;2I
'Gs s, oGt, i. S25 AS 80 4;;s, ns9.;
BUN DM BoYD IT,. Gsu. P,., As,u,.
SToNINGToN p LIME FQk BOSTON VIA
The and sltsna, s,s,mer RHODE ISLAND Ts.si. Ih,
Fd, from Per 80 North River foo, Of Jy,, d. '''''T Ss'
o 4 D Bosioa ahead Othef
Tirke. Tor sale principal Railroad Ohes sai sseooms -
he Offices Of eso'' Express Co. 3ns a. Sls SIs.ass
4. ". FlLktNS. d. BAbCVNh rres~'S~
Act.
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
4 NOTICE
On ans afer Dee 1873 vii S0atb Eghst, book-
lyn as follows (Sun1ATs erceptefl:
81. Pstehosue and stations at $50 and
Par l,lr AMI Intermediate stations $50 M and 4 aud
FOR BABYLON and intermediate stations at $50 asd $3.50 D,
For MreL aud intermediate stations at $50 and 80 ..
and
ava 4, AMI y m.
suaa,, trans leaye Be,hwck for Islip st0am.
GkO. r. CARNAS. Superintendent
DAILROADS.-rhe principal Railroads OF
Ia nted States aud canada, Miles Of Capital STOCK Fsde
Debt EarsHs, EAocnscs Innst sad DyendA TRIBUNE Al
MANIAC Pnce 20 ecgus
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8ifamboats an6 RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
M LEE s J. II l Eas :
South Branch Hampton Junction rth pe'.. LAlAynA
D f9 %s''s1 o IL. tsss ysg s. s 6 ss me-
Pittsburgh and the West Central PonOr,Oi. and se-Is
'NN WINTER ARRANGEMENT
.5 es. %S Ss: law {. h.e' s' ''
6an-Sy Trsa foi PisissSH -
y:%,ssse E.;S d g:,,d''; , x:s.s q%
h,naOei. Tsrsnd.; w.vqsr re cosness JUNCTION with D
81 s-sossss ssSs..s t.r.y, su.a.y. g.
.on At Es.,on s.a$ CSsni I,S.qs. wl..S.Hs sr.s,ss
Ss vi Ihroash Dsnvills Willsmspor. &c
lao ' H s%ss;s ES Ban:
lag SSlumoi, L.ac..,.r kp1Iat. pCs,lls s,'ss,s as
ssoo w. 1s a for fi. .oss and
lpaEw.y r,.s e, s;.sn AsSte.' .ps Mach os'' Goa
s:sop n.-w.y Tr.n for sossviI. and S~msstoa
sls%ST wv .y' Ti. Si s for Pi.isssM
se;. E..94: 4 4,, P..s;Ssh Chicago 10
$40 .. n.--Por Psin6.h
1902 n.-lEmgLau.I- pOr 8a'toa
j 3 hrs 90 go 20; s,S s?
+ s at Sis s' S5 t icsS i i: M ' ncvSa
Hp. BALDWIN. General Passenger As,1t
IRE RAILwAY.-WINTER ARRANGE<
II taking November 3. 1873 Prom Css
S' 500 p.'S I ass .as s e.so Dy rp
cGeAs: to Buffalo aud ';sp az Cossssi Se' y,n
n-bIpreS NAL IeI peAai" a. -N.sAA "opA1
IN m CDay-P.cisc Express 70 the West. Sleeping Coshes
through Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati Dssroit an OAass
without change
PoT jer. 500 900 1000 and lo:l5 $780, 1880 al
Goshen and Mdetowp g. 500 1880 900 1000 and IO45
a. ~ 3.35 43O 1880 aud TT IL, 900 AMI l0.4j
and $50 trains connect at hdletown with Ne"fefk and %
veg, Midland Ra road
warvisI 500, lO:45 m, and 40 ?. n.
Esubsrgh, 1870. and lO:45 .. No.. ami 80 m
ssfsp, &c, 6:45 1880 1000, aud lO45 u $40 ., 6,
siSs,,yood Bohokus Aae,dse .ni Rsm,-ys te. Gas T.
IS 40 nc: 30 IO45 3i5 3 g. tb3O, snd 1880
Paterson IS $40 7. 3 $50 10 1880: l0:ij 1904
, n IL noon l45 BIB 3:45. 445. g. 5;l5 g. 'o,5. ~
sig 10 30 and III 80 D. m IL 'unlsy Dshts on -
Ne-srs .s 4 $3.50 fO45 II 80 a m. 80, 4:i5 -
ana rs 80 D. IN. ~ II SATURDAY. .ghts -
RaSsrfad Psk and P.sssic 5:io; $50 i0 1880 Ia
noon Jas 6:l6, 8. $3.50 S:l5 lOi5O sni -ll:3O
Hlsd,le lIakenscs and WAv D. y 10 AMI Sl5 l. 3 .,
sad 8 o. 10 and 10 SATURDAY nigbts only. - 80,
Rpqsvood g. g. 49, and $50 a 30 3l5 AIS s45. $500
$50 and '7:ib and IL SATURDAY hsn cng M "a
Cre.stll g. ~ AND $3.50 m, $3.50 3lj il5, $50 $500
and s7i5 D. m snd IL SATURDAY nights -
sparEh g. 3. 9. and $50 l3O 3:l5, 40 4AJ e3o
6: 80 t7:45 D m and ~ Saur.sy nights only a..
sud kyaek 49, ana 800 1870 $40 $50 o5O
$50 n: N ana IL SATURDAY nights onr.
Spr AZ Valley and W,v 2 and $50 m. f:ij p.
hai hohs
Is minutes earlier than above time .rans esn
Chambet hours leave TWENTY III 81 minutes 'N4.S
Boats eaye Tw,n hns: 1880 AMI 1880 eoeneoan7
hous The and -
midnight trains star from Ch.mber,-st oni,. .,,-.
ats IN a"nR NOON ah
Cosehrs be obtained and orders ior ne rc.st
Baggage NAV the Compans oces-2+l, 5I9 and soI
Broadws Onehundre and twenty atasL and lnndA't
Court BooSyui tue C0mpany' Droos ana o. AsDf ~e
principal hotels rs ,.. ,,,t,i,,o, o,tv
JNO. N ABBOTT. General Passenger AGENT
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Bradion popular with novel readers She has the happy
faculty shifting all seiho who Ike to be conducted into FASH
obabe society high yell those who nothing about
person, everything about the plot Of story She sensational
without being vulgar interesting without being eOare Albany
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Whether in "Auora Floyd" Fenon Quest" "To The Bitter Bnd
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Mem Civilizations.
J. Mem Publications.
HARPER & BROTHERS, Ne~-Y0rk'
PUBLISH This DAY: .
THE PARISIANS,
NOVEL,
BIT EDWARD BULWBR Lord Jysoul,
Author Of The Coming Race Kenem ChilnglTp a Ssng

Author Of Coming Race" Keneln ChlngT" ssnge
Story" &e.. ko
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Lord Lytten much dramast novelist, and his
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The Pahan our skulJ kept not alive bat glowing
In . wor The Parisians" IL Its authors hpest WORK
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Gees Of STYLE acquired long labor have into second
nature We have the novel Of novelist Who eonseious
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
TRAINS IfAVE NEW YORE

TRAINS LEAVE NEN-foBh
Tns Tor New Haven leave 1905 Aee'al 500 tEIl s.eS
tAccn, 1000 IN, 1900 (Ace LOO iEL st J. 30
Nccnl 10 $40 toca Er) $40 Ok ana BIO lEr n
south Norssk O5 O5 900 an, 1900 M lOO * 80
43S, 5lO 63j $50 9:lO m. For STANFORD y ~ cVy,
9O5 1910 1900 Loo 223 and 300 (EIh 3'oo 1854
4.45, $40 $40. G.3j, 800. S:l0. $40 p N.
For Port Chester. ll:40 %. n . ~ 90 a. ,oo..,s,,n
m via shore 400 and $40 l The S;Oo NJ lOV'
800 $40 and 9il0 stopping at Stanford Ncr~sA asS
200 connect IN ans on nbo np
Division Norwich srd Proydtuce ana the Conn NAy a. s
brook The SOB aud 300 connect with NeN.Hayen Mn
NORTHAMPTON at New Haven, $500, lO;OO m ana doo neon
trains Conn. River X Il a. rngied and 3OV m 20
Montreal The and 300 connects With NsnZi
Railroad, sos a. and 300 n WIN hoass.'h5
Railroad The sos q. su1 3;OO a1l 500
Drnhury and NorSak &. So Norsak and ne $40 NJ
l:OO, AMI = 10 o W.T. Newt IA roai AZ Stamot
suuda7 Bottom Mail Trans at via sprngae4 9'iVP NJ
Day and seepngcas on Night b.
press Trains nj. o.r.. ~, =. -.-. =, Can, g..
tra Depo or % Of y. \. Trsu'r Co.. 9ii BrodNy ni
o. Howe " Y and No. Court Brookyni Who WI Aso
blgr,se rom residence g. dest nation
Of particulars uters A. note ah. D.
" JOHN I. MOODY. siVt q J. DIV
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-03

DAILROADS.-fhe principal Railroads OF
United States Csaa Miles Of Capital STOCK Fsn4
Debt Eanss Expenses Innst sad DleadA Zee TRIBUNE Al
uAsAC. Pnce 20 ecgt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
Spe,ial=Moti3en.
GeAtId aeIaroMeit !

Gs lit gar fein re4ter @runS bafiir uorbunben, bab
Der Dottor bel bentidipredenben yeutsn iein aotein
i~trapostrt. aSenn mir bic Giseni9aiten uou &Ditets
fcr'S Masenbtttcrent i'm meOicineiden Sarscn Bee
idreiber iouten. 10 wiirbe inter Suon3is 9eiern rtht
@tuer %periteben, toofiir es gut lit. @ir monen atio Iieber
in flaren GOrtst iassn, boB es f~tdrtsnSe, r%esetubc unb
r%einisenbe gissnidaiien bo1feu STANCES beiist bdB bic
Observation-Disclosures aus mel6eu ts sufomrneuseiest LIT.
iberaus beiGain uub seiunb tub. nnb baS bds nit
tbnen uerbunosne @eiSmittel bas retnite lit, ipel9es ans
~seiertist tperoen fam. g8ir ueri6reiben eS nidt til 3uz
idunttnseitcppeltem sotetn, ~ionbern in ber sntet alien
Dsntteriprade ais elm 6eiImtttef fir Sdldhbeit,
S4wd6s, 9erpoiitdt. llnperbault9fett, seberIetoen.
SrOitelfiebsr, gcritOpftbett. @Iieberreiben nnO Nieberses
l3lasenbeit, nnS oIs 8orbeasunssnlittcl sesen iebe
s%rantbeit, bic Onrd fuulise enit in iberfiuten Sserts
itdtten ober in ~inmpfis:n &esenben nnb neusn abbols
snnsen er5eust wirb. 90 idsen bic Dtaiieu utb 10
boben ie lett ~swan3is Sabren seiast.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
Aft Gnnntn.GonttatMdre

bieIten Montag gta9mittas Die reeeIs
n1GBtge Sibung ab.
NnipeIeu6 tuaren: Nibton, Soritbens
Der, Bo9ue, t9ertin9, Slough, Jtoeue,
8ulie, Buroid, SoneS, Sobnion, Gratp>
foro, 2onergan, uno Gulleu.
0os 8rototDn Der bortgen 9tbun9
tpuroe b~erlelen ult6 angenpmmer.
Ser ~Gountndntpalt bert9tet, 0aB Die
offt3ieue Nusgabe ber rentoirten @e1e5e
1obalo ni9t eri6einen tuerbe, nlO
enpfteblt ben Nnfant BON GroB' rebtotrs
ten Staats9eieben.
2luf 9lntrag bon Sones tptrb BET @lert
crmd6tigt, ~5tpeh5ig gremplGre BON
@roB' rentbirten Statuten fir Die Bee
nubu1g Der Gountnbeamten au5ufaufen.
Der SonntnantuaIt ~itattete betreffs Der
omtsbere6tieten Srtebensri6ter ulo
Gonitdbler ben Maditebenoen 8ert6t ab:
Olit 8c3ue ouf Sbren 8ei9LuB bonn
/. SUIT 1874 babe ib bic Gbre su bertdz
ten, oaB meiner 2lnit6t na6 @alptn
9e 8oIff, Satpfnr6 s. 9tnSbaIe, yt. 9.
BoDoen, S. s.. 9aines, @barIes 9.
Odggett, So1n Sart Wouo, 9enrn g.
9lu1tin. Daniel ScuuD, 9aOib Balib,
81. 9. S~turtebont, SbomnS Gannon,
Beter 8. 5atpfiniDn, &obt. 6. Samnntu,
5enrD u. 6auffunant1 un6 Srancts &oelle
Die ein3ig mnb allein au0te6t fungiren0eu
SSrieoensri6ter in GbicagO 1ino. Sic
tuuroen bonn @~oubernemr in @emdBbeit
Don Sect. %, Nrtifel 6 Der Contribution
BON 1870 e%rnannt.
Nngeii9ts bet EbatIa6e, 6aB Bis stnr
amtsantritt oes segentpGrtigen County
GLerts, @en. Gteb, Elm 8er3ei6niB Der
felt bent Seuer IN Gbica9o ertpdbIten
Gonitnnler nt1t sefiibrt iporben lit uub
odB i9 baber ni9t i'm Starloe BIN, bic
3eit oer Wabl ober bic 9auer i6rer
Mmtssett BET nielen Der ieBt aIs gonitab=
Ier funetrenoen Berionen %an3useben.
SD tDeroe inbefiem meine 1nteriu6unz
9en fortIeben uno 10 balo ais mO9li9
0as 9telultat 6erielben mtttbeilen.
gr9e6enit
Sobn SO. &nuniree.
Die nierteIiGbrli9en 8eri6te bes
gountbI6dbmetiters, Sbertfts, Gecorber
of DEEDS, Des @Ierfs 0eS @rtnlinal9e:
rihts nno 0es Coroner wuroen et1ge'
rei1t unO berIeien.
8erl6ieoene &e6nunger nnr6en ett:
oeretdt Mno an Die betreffe1oen @omttes
uertpieielI.
Die 8er5an:mlung IOite ii6 bdrdu
4uln @elammtcon Iite dut. @ontmtllto;
ner Sones prditoirte.
Odrauf 8erta9ung.