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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-12-17

JOSH BmLINes was asked, " How fast
does sound travel ?" His idea is that it
depends a good deal on the noise you
are talking about. "The sound of
dinner horn, for instance, travels half a
mile in a second. while an invitation
to get mp in the morning I have known
TO be three-quarters of an hour going MP
two pair of stairs, and then not have
strength enough left to be heard.T
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-12-17

Sl5S son per day at home. Terms free. ADDRESS
80 = Wv GEO STIHSOS q Co.. Portland Maine
Constant hnlaJOy7HSat.-At home male or female
80 = week WafTan e.. No ca pital required Par
Icuiars and valuable sample sent free. address
NJ > Each Week. Agents wanted. Particu-
v - lars free WORTH & CO.. St Louis No.
A GENTS &ANTED-Blen and women "a a
"a week OF $40 forfeit ed. The secret free. Write
n once TO COWEN q CO. san street, New YORK
WATER WHEELS. The Rochester rprb4ne
W IS nov the IA yOrte New price list free Frch
ester Auroine v ater " heel Co. Rochester. n. y
q > = PER DAY co nriission or $50 week
PAY Apn' 81 ''-- q - er.IeeT ~ Go. Marion. n
ppIT ppQV or FITS cured by the use Of DR.. Ross
u lI9l VI Epiieptic Remedies. Trial package
a FREE. For circulars. evidence of snc-
cess, exc address Ross BRoTaEHs Richmond, lid.
h TH5 fVENTRILOOUISM.
Mesmerisul and All Adasfeians' Tricks sent 10 any
address for . cents LSC. RIGGS. morrison. III.
IT'S tn MONEY IN At sCftEf just ont
~ 4 Oseful- Handsome, Cheap Sells ever
X HHeI ts;,,s 81, z, ioT p ospectus 70 = 9
OONAl or i79 West sth street. Cincinnati, ohio
ONE agent sold in one month sol coplez Of the
~ LIFE OF LIVINGSTON e,
nj nnfolds the fTttifiO ePeTfences of a gsrfnbls
AAeEos and the fositfcE frofide5Fat country
More agents wanted. Address LIVINasT0NF
PUBLISHERS. either as Cincinnati Detroit
Onicslsos DaF export, or ST. Louis.
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MARRIAGE UIDE

valuable tnforuaatiuu Tor those WHO are sa-Er,e4
contemplate naarrtGEc- Frice bitF cl4s4 nl
mail. Address DR.. BUTTS nISPEhIhAlEE u
EorthtEiEnth stgsg.s 81. louis. 10.
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OPTICS MAGAZINE. 1878

Now Is the time 70 Subscribe The n-e,-
me viii contain New EiOries Nv Oliver rrff
h.lyah heiloEg and others, besides many new fss
S.Les al OF Whlcn are duly set forth in our mos
PC Us, Terms g % per year, 10 advance speci
men nuIll3er mailed free on application
LEE q SHEPARD, Pnblisnefs. Bostop-
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DE-. WHTTTTER

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= "a syTTFA CyTTJRFTsa ana dealers 10 Eeeote9
NJ Tor al ssWinK Machine Do7- Nsesisss ~ ~
-aceEat 81 % s.s. IN eIlall. AGENTS saE'ptiea'
w the name OF this PAPER. cSoi 90. s. n. ..
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MUSICAL GIFT BOOKS

cry n-ceBfobze and G. aaGrsltu ttseffg fsreSef
20 a music iead tCL Q me y1tj0aCf30 Ii1ftf
ah,e tcors FOR sale az az N sic stores, or tgtg Dc Se
on mad, postpaid, for retail price.
, 1874-10-17


AIr, William leo, OF tho Ontario hlroot ln,,.,ilry,
haa not lort Cleveland, although he has not
appeared OF lato in tho newspapers The fact III
tllat alr. leo has dovotca himself strictly to
business ttnri1lg tho lust Bix Or eight months,
and has t:lcrebY nnRsaolt snall amount OF unsi,
which ID destined to he oxpeEdcd III CnrrYlnH him
ngait to ls nativa land, over tho Gelt, unlL Hun
but hofuro leaving 1t il simply an urt at Justice
TO state that Nr. Loo hAH attempted faithfully to
submit to the hoatl.cnihm ot this bcnightcd
country, nnl II l.n doou not carry Away n fair
impress Of hospitality or feeling Of love toward
1ssothor jonathan, tho fauls has not heon his,
hut TINT nf the angular hrotl'or on whoso bosom
ho attempted to Loan. Dut it will DO simply III
explain lIiH own fcellngn, M he dir on Sstur,1ay
Inst III conyeraing with Il Leaoty' reporter. lie
uuhurioned himself as folowH:
" Mo nn llkco lanl A1ellcnn man. Nal jean
man Gonea IN my laundry, Hpllee on tloor. clssw,
GslGT. Drlllsen Rlrtu", Iay. TfluAt, Wan Lao =
Afan Ice my, NJ tilllnc tIlust tAa.l.' lLe4iean
nan ssy. .lsat aatnr. l pu.lclec. rul,oeD 'Wn,
I.oo's Aeal; pull his piS-taia.' WRu Leo rtllIH
eAull-clop head to necco officer. Fleeuo oflues
| aav, Cheap Joln,---ol,o, two, thrco,-bouuce.
tyliakco no pls-tnil aud saya. Climb. Wau loo
c!ims~-conca home. alel!can man stenl sltrt,
a,ll ho climb too.
VIM Leo n.tcnlpsch to 10 to Sunday .s:l,ool,
atsl his story Is ~ followss
"1Io 10 on a1tntay day to Josu 1lolu,e. Mo
| tlkco Eeatee mud 3te!icsna hoyco COMO aln1,:,
| loynn nny, ueyo'a Chira.' aTuro boyoo cui,,o,
| J'ul rty-tai! mud aay. 'uully tor Chincv naltl.
| No Get mad anil Hwcar. Fleece ocnr co.ueo
| alunI, takno lno to station. payeo tycu dcllca
| und lily conts; 60 home 10 wash, wash. gay,
| Dam Melicau country"
":Ie then 60 Oh etteot>car. Mslieau mou,an
, 1874-10-17

looks at ,un, and lanshoo loud. oho trcaaen
Him rat~oater.' Mo getteelnat! n,ss say. Mo
Qtiihnman--w whslec-nAel,so, Aln M hiE. No
Mtg. ato no iat-cntcr. iiI to.' Nc1ican woman @
sryesnl. Conluctnr RIM illi Him any, 'Nlo'1
nr:' 1taltoan Woman guy. Dirty Chlna rlt,ted
nay, uet.' Wan Lou scls.fal' OIL tho ground,
aud hrcntno noso rt!irar rta'oH ap.., l1a Bnys.
'nl,tn'; agai'', t'lnncel.' hlI my; Nc dl''"l'.'
Ho say, '1'oo thlu.' TaltccIlnc by nalIor, snt!
tMkes mo to station. Judge hayt ltere aEa!,,
uen;a. Nd X" llo,no inaanr--retl-hot n'u'loe.
avnar, bleak Dishes Hhayo oil piE.tal!. ,lny plug
lint! shut up laundry. .nsul ~ To Ghltn."
And this wAh Wan 1.eo's ;rst determination,
to ltin trade, anl st, wanIlc and trei's as Of old
, 1874-10-17

Sharon Il Rn!aton intend to rurohasa tina Tic.
House rropcsty. II they do 30, tlloy will hnyo
monopoly Of TIN l,otoI. of this city. They now
own thn Grand Hotel, tho CoAuloppltant and tlss
Pnnon Hniels."
~--Dr. Johcpl. u. Frlo,,d, Of A[lldletown. Or
nugn County, ". T., }lus boc,, nominated by tha
Democratic and l4iberal llcpubtican delegates OF
Tint District for tho Assembly. Tie Fort Jcryss
Gazette pxys The following. lust uumplln,ont 10
Or. Friund: "1oAol'}, D. Frlnna tho nominee,
lhoty To nlAkn It. good legislator. lfis pass cnreor
}1.a hcen suGh tint nothing run he brought up
AEal1'st lin; i,u sta'Ms ofuro TIM people with
rGHJru to bn proud Of"
, 1874-10-17
'HT1E IsLACIte HILLS.

u Party Of Seven N1A1a, asst E1Ontc to tito
Fniils, Attacked: by st,c 1r7s1t:a1sa-esHc
tkillcai md another NI0rtasIy Wound"
Gt1-a1.c t'nrsy l2otnrn to SstEsNt0las
Es. II. i'll II lscsasor1aliEcd Condition.
Apprunc11 Eci. ior s!ao Safety 0F
Another Party.
Spsc.al Disnatth aa Tie tHicaao TIousst.
Sioux Crvy, H., Oct. 1S'-A party tot aoyen--
q. u. Orson, laucs j. Ogg Charlca IL. AIon,
Thomas Fl. Burton, aud D. n. Ailon, Of Yankto,,
y. r.; john Love. af Wicctaw, Kan. md
H. i. Laden, Of hiobrsra, Neb.-lefL Yanktoa
ten daya ago for tic I3lAcl; Hills.
and OIL Sunday, tho 1lth init, wcro
attacked by 4 patty of Bl1llo Sioux ut the mouth
III tho Little riattp, 90 1ai!ea from Niobrara,
WHOM desperate light cnsslcd, in which Love
foil ieaE. lAoreeu BY thyee bu!lots. DAden was
Bhot through tho chest, and woundol fatally.
Orton w:ls shot through rho arm, and Allen
wounded b. All nrrow il. tho leg, At tho tiae Of
tho attack tho party VAS IN camp, and tho mon
asleep. when tho inalanA surrounded tlom nlnl
lilo mon. An Indian then flrod. and Ito seyon
mon each returned thu hhot, when tho 1ndlnns
pougoa q voloy iuio tho camp, Tho tight
was kopt up. for fifteen minutes, wllu',
tho lnasna tt M!,d1sw taking dt Their asad Sd
whites ut onco anrteL back, with ono lnun dead
und thrco wounded lnd tlleir mules crippled,
and travelled 81! wight. leaylns Eaen Mt y Hattss-
mc1lt aud buryinE Love laoa further this
wny. The to,'t lad twcnty-seyen hall holes
though 1t. aud tue WAGON hccamo 1sonchcd with
blood from tho wounded. Tho surylvots roLur1l-
cd to lanklon yesterday. and, being rc!iabo eiti-
::ena tho Btury OF tlscr adventures may bo rallied
upon. Approximations arc felt for tho Barsty Of
purity OF twonty-saycn Wlsu loft lh,s city Tor tho
nlack Hills, and who intoueted 10 travel III the
track of tho Yanktou party. Tho Iuianu arc
uudotstood to e:prcna discrimination Ia pro~
vent wLsto '!cn entering tho hills ut MI hazssls
, 1874-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

II IL stated thut IAe la*t photograph of tho
Princess ot NneH IL 10 Groat !! iayorta tliat 30U
0o0 copies Of it h;lyn bapn yold,
--Whslo tho Solicitor 0R tin cirtltt and tho
Sheriff we're rs1ga;ad In ralhcr WARM discussion
at tiet!ouf'a In tllo Conrt-Irouao NJ Joncsboro
ua., II waol; Or two ago, tle priaoner quietly
con1batauts without shakug l'atla. took to tho
wootIH md haH not since bcos, Hce1l.
--.A "aEanstalonb legscy" in what tho Mexican
papora ca'l onp i. which Bcnor I.oliuno, late Of
iho City Of AIeSlco, lift 1t,unD to esrt OF tho
magistrate, nf thu AIrd ua.n of tho supreme tri-
bunal iii TINT tllst:ics. lJny,ng oi,,utned
verdict in Il lawauit agalust hu wifo, tle Aesor
in gratitHlos lett llIat token to each Of tAt,
Judges. ...,
lnhss Tho following, III IL rumored that
, 1874-10-17


], Samuel 4. Irwin, boinF Of souuh snsud 10 mako
oud lcclasp thia tn Id my iHss Will aid lcafauent
ffrf-1 ,iereby Anthorin my executors to pay ait
my ina. anhs.
froni--f beroy viii nnsi lispu.e Of MI tny rrorsrty
boil. rea vi, rorana cqnaIty tet"oon my cht(dtc IT,
and authorize my executors to soll n Alapo.o Of a.
oy any }<st t4cteot necurtuE 10 tcr hest }lp.en..
atso authorize and rnllmwcr them 10 hi nnd i'm
pryc ln,ron Of my tral cateo ~ tfey may REQ a.
Chssics Il. Reed aud 1arnb Rehn to 10 my cxcsntors
lornty giving them all the nwer IN tho prenlses wir
.yn,fit hayb wnfa nye n!sn ap1ront my Hntt1 n.y.
oculor, 10 " .c fnralaut If Arthr e., Ep,eno l.,
Mary d.. an Willie 4. Jrsin my n,I1,or ch|ltrnn
heralJy giving tcnt The s1Inn rprtr ns l,hYr. NJ
only osr shd now !st,s IT, Al!eo O.. who I. Of nue.
tnkr< her sarn III l,or right nnd enltnat tn cs
d:.uoaa1. Uni Ii J: my viii. tha slo consull au le
governed by MY said executors.
{VH9tA-Tt ia my will that my snt1 executors ba
duty,
III tcsti,nuny whereof taro terf,lnso set my hand
2i1d sealthIs 10Th stny Of jsnary, 1871.
HAsfUEi. 4. 1nvt:7. Egea11
fguei, sealed and delivered IN thn rTtsetlce Of tho
e*ntor AMI III tho prcscnco Ut eall otl,cr mud At
lbs rrI'lest Of tbs tcslasor. ]. Q. NlovEa,
j. +. tTnTr.
, 1874-10-17
Tho E'FcuCls March to Sedan -. Col.
St0ftcl'6 Defe1aHo of Napoleon III.

:, PaTfs CORRESPONDENCE q IdW Hail Gd:ett.
Tic pamphlet just published by Col. S.otfcl In
hls defeneo has crcatod q painful impression
the credit Of Guy ono concerned. Tho Colonel
tries to relieve tho lato Emperor from ail rcspo1-
sibit7 III regard to tho march to Sedan, and to
attribute tho differentiation to moye forward,
Niahon. Now, III tho lcttera whicl. Napoleon
III. wrote to Field-,Iarshal D,1rgoyno explai,s-
lux that march, s Majesty said it had been rcn-
dcrod necessary by poiitioai oyensa. Was Mar
Rhal !lac3lahon lett quito to himself, % Col.
Stoffel says, influenced li:1u Ba2aino by political
motives, or did tho lato Emperor Bit down and
calmly wfto n faschood damaging to his nw:l
character? 1t IL well known tbat tho Emperor
was afsaid to fall back % rarip, which, beforo
Sedan, was In u state Of Holni-insnrrectioi.
Mac3fnhon had no dynasty, but only his conn
try to aerse and, but for pressure from tho l1in-
utter Of War, would not have attempted to rc-
lieye Metz with 4 gcrateI, army.
, 1874-10-17


Tho Jubilee Convention OF tho Sabbath.achools
OF tho Town Of proviso will tato placo to~1nor-
TOW nt 2 o'clock p. n. in tho Presbyterian
Church. 4 most paasant timo is anticipated.
The aociablc at the Congregational Church
TuesdaY evening vaa q pleasant nfrair. All
present seemed to partaku Of tho morri!ncnt OF
the hour.
OAR PARE.
Tho first aociablo Of tho Union Club took place
Thursday evening at tho hS1l Of tho Hon. II. ".
Austin, There wero prosout, among othogs, Alr.
and Mrs. William, II. Owen, 3tr. md Airs. I. j.
Datca, 3ir mud Mrs. II. i. Idilu. a1r. mud Mrs.
4. s. Ean,av, Mr. and a[re. uurloy, Mr. an1 Mrs.
blcs, Slr nnd Mrs. Howard. h1r. anil alra. Nl,n-
1ner!ne,,, 8Er. aud Alra. {. Il. Owon, alr. Ease,
MIR. n,.d .trs. q. &. Mayo, Misses Case. aisscs
t,lrslor, aal Drown. Mr.. 1lul1. presiaons of
tho l:elowa Club, wan alao present,
Tho muaic YVES furnished by tho luelri}la band!
or Lonia Lo potrle, Of Chicago, aaa wan 1uost
e:ivcons. Tho noeiable MES = nl0st enjoyabip
ono. Tho merry dancirlg continued until EUout
II O'clock, when the happy company .lisprrred.
Tho next ;ociabto will take paGn ut t!ld aanlc
hull on tho evening ot Thursday, Ocl. 70.
WHEATON.
Mossrs. Miner, Gasy Il Webster will oner n
banliing houao to-slay in KellcyfB Block. THO
members Of Tie firm ure vol known III Du Page
County, and will l,ayo lttlo tronblo III necuring
the confidence aud patronage Of the farmers antl
businessmen Of tho county. Mr. Miner, tho
t.asner, is " largo Rtookhuldcr in tho Guy NJ
tlonal Bunk OF CAiongo.
, 1874-10-17


Tho City Collector rcetcrday received SC, 600
OIL city taxes; ticenaog, E3275; water taxes.
.a,0oa
The Committees on WhnrvoH aud Public
Grounds, and .Markots, wllirh wcro to hare met
yesterday niter11nun, failed to secure a quorum.
Tho Ero Department. yesterday received G,os9
fopk of rubber hose, from Whitehead Droa.. ilt
fulflttnelt OF Il contract awarded ttem nbou. l.
mouth ago.
At present there nre l20 less inmates Of tue
Drlewoll than there were at tho Ralno time last
ynar. Ono OF the Aldermen facesiouuly Hays flat
this docs not lcneat tho city III tho laast.
Some person or persons yesterday bcEnn to
construct largo syn board OF tho old Court
House Square. THO Board of Public Works
will havo something to Bay about it to-aiy.
Commissioner Rono and Dr. Writ will whit
tho Eighth Wnrd Tuoalay avouing. for Tic plir-
nose. If gwcariug in membors OF tho Eighth
Ward Fro Guard.
Tho Board Of Fire Commissioners had n pri-
yato conference with tho Mayor yesterday eftcr-
noon in tho Firo Marsha!'s ot'ice. Tho topic
under consideration was tho Slsl:r problem,
No now opinions were announced by either party.
und no dccieun FRS arrived at.
Tho Board OF Public Works mot yesterday a{~
ternoou to consider the bids for tho construction
Of the West Division Water Works. Thsy ox-
poos to reaoh Sonic decision this forenoon.
Tho Boas,l ef policc and F!yc Commissioners
mot yesterday afternoon for tho purpose Of
sryinE several ro!icenen for violation
tho Department. Oficor Jnmos Boil,
charged with ,nnltreatulont Of citizen, was ac-
quilted. Tho resignation Of Oi!cer Horst was
accepted, with thanks to tue officer for 80 ro-
nigaiog. Ho has boon hoforo tho Board lhrce
times on eoyoro charges. IIo was diactargcd
onco aud was aoou afterwards reinstfted by
JIago Gary.
Tic Finance Committee mot yesterday after
noon Ill the Mayors oi1ico. Present, Aid.
Heath, scl,Ef1ncr, ,snd Lynch. Tho petition Of
Mary G. Dargin for damaEcs. incurred III
falling in G defective sidewalk was ro-
fertca tn tho aEayur'H police for inyoati-
lion. Gu motion OF Aid. Schetfner. Dl1on'a
ordinance was placed On file with the explanation
thai IL WAS iu1pussiblo for tue Board Of Public
Works to cXpeNi 20 largo SUM OF uonoy this
year. Tln petition Of George Dastcp. clniming
damages rom the Erie street ria;uct was rofer-
rcd TO tho Board Ut PUBLIC Works.
, 1874-10-17

Tho Odd Fellows c1oscd their sessions yeHtcr-
.1ny,. eleGtlnG Representative blako. Grand
Warden N. c. Nason, tiraml Sncretary; 4. II.
larry, Grand Treasurer md Thomas l. Mitch
amendments proposed lae. yoar wcra etlop!ed, rs
,;osu resolutions reiatiyo to tho death Of =. u.
IL. John e.. pott9. Tho Grand Master way ill.,
stalled, a.ul appointed his subordinate officers
and standing committees. 'ntcs OF thanks wGla
lsssc'! 10 the Reception Conlzaittee, n1nlto ". u
Kennedy for his labor In the preparation Of tho
daily Journal
AIr. ltoitlnan, If EiiswauSec, wcnt into tho
a,!ctioil-siore No, 2S3 East a1adisun street yun-
tcrt|ay. bought for :.0 Wltat w:n represented to
ho II yauab|a assortment OF solid gold jewel.y.
Finding I!e had beon yictimizcd, ho asle onscrT,
aud 10. back hia money except 33, the auetlol-
GERS commissions.
lecture Of tl.o Chicago Athoueun, FREQ courso
on next Monday evening. Ic will dlscuss tho
question s;Shall W. Go Back to 13nrbarlsu =
J'tlIs is u new lpotnr0 n1ycr bGforo Elvcn ID
Chicago. Tho cou.so is FREQ to the public.
Tho Philosophical sooiaty 1noots Tonight at
O'clock anil will be aaroshcd br airs. ul14 Wartl
Howe. artl perhaps como other 81 tue laaloa q
tho Congress nnv assembled IN this city, ~ thelf
hull cori.cr OF 6tato and Washington streets.
4 man named II. II. Noyoe, Is yeapa ps O. agc' ,
wns found dead yesterday morning at 1850 oc!ocs,
Hit.ing on thu sidn OF l,iB he'd. at No, lt4 Mch1
| I.nkp utYuet, where bs boay.leu. Sovarul phtalt
containing laudanlm aud other polaon "erG
| tonul in tla room, md it ia thnnEht dteeaaet
| committed Euitide, llo vas alnGlo Ela4l, Aua
| lIaa no relatives In the city.
A mootil,s Of tlle County Commissioners Wa4
rum ilo hllhitieas was transacted. There Wo!t
rcacMt commissioners ]'uaHn. !lertlnE, Jollnepi
iuncs. I.urergx,l, lsut,*ct. and A:lton, Who, oi
mutton, adjourned lsutil mext Monday.
, 1874-10-17


The hoteo.non Of Chicago layo rendered 4
grand complimentary benefit to Ar. George 3.
A[ausur, which will take placu Saturday, Oct. II,
1871, at Dexter Park. Thero will bo trotting
and running. Horses will be called at o'clock
p. III. Tho admission leo in 50 cents.
Tue Temperature yesterday. as observed By
Atanasae, opt;cisu, under TAE TRIBUNE Build
ing, wEs. in tho nhado. at 7 Il. H.. 10 degrees
Fair; 10 a. H., Is; II H.. 81; Q p. H., 53; G
p. m. 81; and y. u.,, 81.
1;yiaontly Tho Directors OF tho Chicago Public
Library understand thclr huaineas aud attempt
to make c:e~ythipg agreeable to oTerybotlv.
They have tho gentlemen clerks wait upon tho
Inlics mud tho Indy cerI; waits ,p3n ths gcnslo
men ut ths lHhlic li,D:asy.
The Warm OF Gra from Dox ll5 at 11:45 yes-
tcriiuy morning, w.s occasonou By auno boya
who broke cpen tbs boz md turaod il tho
signal.
Tho dwollinC-house of Charles Klincfurth, No.
ISL TwontJ-nrst Htrcct, was damaged by ftre to
tie amount al sos At lao +. m. Yesterday. Tho
tlremen Of Engno No. % oxtpstisllod tho fire.
Tho followin: flgArea give thu work of tllc
CarTiorH Department Of tho Chicago post-Olico
, 1874-10-17

Charles II. I.ead, Eaq., District Attorney, an-
peared yesterday ,unrnlng before Judge Ws!nco
and presented tho will VI Samuel \. Irwin, tsto
Collector Of Internal ltoyon1lo, for prohato.
Judge Glover aadJ. i. Hoyt witucosou, wcro OK
nmncd. aud tue will approved, Wheroupoa
Charles II. Reed, Esq, ind Jacob ltelm. EST,
oualiQcd as executors under tho will by giving
thois individual bonds III tho Hums Of t'9o 00o.
Tho property Of tue deceased conalsted Of roal
ektato worth about $4,000, and poraonal
effects, consisting Of money, etocls, aud bosas.
, 1874-10-17

,u,.
fc"crn! o'a'ees am % .t s,c,,nrr..t,. ~
The Cssacng" 0o1icttor'hiT-Hhv,as..
Examining Conan,Isxio'f-sn nfcanp-
rts'rs.
spts'at p''pa's1 !, % m 1h>t%"'H 3'fs' % r, VI,
AMI Bonds t},,cr aro n. tl,olcnl ur delegation
..',.. ,r".." ~ -" ~. - ..;st in
'Fon' teA1p VINO hfrlVo" af' 'o''taS ~ a'e'1s .uo
aathorltlcs III aalactin3 tho mon To DO aPloa''so"
Ia the Federal Offices that an to 10 VRcntca. Some
Of lilo delegation o1e frcs irom tho Cuattauoora
couvcnt;n ,,1 oro ,,nL,,,;,t o,.,r .r;t, tnxaI,v
1 ...- w .m ; ""n',' 49, ,.,,, 49,.
nhu o"trh"c8' 1ho feMosa's acelaca upon "fo
eostnstofo a. Dnllast Hai'estoii. ilol1asD1, Anti
Bseul,a.n tho Col[ecto.x ot Custou.s Ut Cerp,,a
Ct,,stt md f1ntycstou. NJ 1ntornnl 1,crcn,,c at
1,,,aaton pro,',,n,,, a,n 1..".. nm rn,o,,nt
,u''os.'", .uo.."'l' "l.a lssc'' 't1'' i"ss'n"'
hesonn' otstrlcta Of dal;csfon aitl Drona'aln
rnEABrnY c1.EsGscrpy,
Suct or tho nh,c,hoa.c1 m,1. rfor,a nf tl,c
,rrnss,r,s 1,.n,~t,,.,,t ~, ,.,.s ,a.,.a ~
1,oasns , ns"l ,.'.ut ~ ua'o mosnets-..-,a"
state Of mind tlat now; Tao aoorc'ary propoaes
to hafo nHly ono 1noinner OF family norilo OIL
mo fo,s' anu tt1o Qaeetloh ~ whether
llo noif,,la" of INC mediterranean" H1''l loa,Sn.
rxnhaoiy. t n, III lne ea'na o.atos te 'nc o'e 'aay
Will DO tosnoa ous - 10 arowss: 'fss.
AN ASc1ESf nie:oclsA5'
Wlio eccamo "onaefltllly tlt1,'aaa Oyer tue re-"
! IDENTIFY !, utrou; CONVICTION thai "cnniug events
cast their sha{)owu bofo1o tbcm," went III
| to tho White IIo.so thiH morniug nnsl mol
emnly sptihSiou tno hnot ,,a q tao ooit.co t.n:
| nftor bnugin1 On ono Of tito pillars d
t,lacnr, hnvins on 1t in larfo printed characters
| lilo words j" For rent" he u1archud away its a
most il,cn;fod cutt IMPRESSIVE ,na,,pcr. lilo nK-
poasod to feel that !lo "as ~ the attct pcrlofn-
tirn Na nyin,l aid war,l tho administration.
, 1874-10-17
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
New YORK, Oct. tC.-TAo cotton statomont fo
tlis uato i1 as follows:
THE PEABODY EDUCATIONAL FIND

NEW YonE, Oct. 1G.--,rle Board OF Trustees Of
the Peabody Educational Fund arc In session.
Tue Board will consider tho 1lecessttieg Of each
State, and distribute the money In their chnrgo
III slri manor Ut they Judge would best meo.
tic wishes Of tho late Sir. Peabody,
, 1874-10-17

NEW YonK, Oct ia largo attendance is an
ticipated Ut tho reunion Of tho Society Of tho
Army Of tho james on tho 21st lust. Gen. .. r.
Butler IL the orator, and DR.. j. q. Holland,
"Tinothy Titconlb," TIC poet.
, 1874-10-17
CcRnnfJER AGfi1RE-

5ptcial Dispatcht to 1hs Chicaoo Tribune.
PonT HURON Mioh,, Oct. 1G-Ihe schooner
Sea bird ia ashore north OF Sand beach. Gha
went On last night. Two tugs havo gone to her
assistance. takiug llghtcr.
, 1874-10-17


RkE-!IA1.LOHEIT.-On tho 18TH inst., by rho
Rsy. 1aohort c21lyor, Edward u Clarke, OF ChtYaFa
Hailoue1!. OF fPhtlalcphta.
HINGIfAM--LNDNAKD--A tho rcsidoucD Of tho
lay nYesnG. Oct t.. BY tho Kor, josiah Leonard, 81
Clinton, Iowa. Charles l.. Bingham and Jcnnic T..
Leonard.
, 1874-10-17

FGEt3VN AI.
Bishop Haven ia spsnainG r. few days IN tic
city the gucat Of tho 1,ov II. II. rnrkhurat, 3C1
North LaSallo. 1lc will ,roach In tl,o First NJ.
Z. Church Sunday ovoniuS.
II is Col. T. Bridges, formerly connected will,
tho editorial department ol tho Eeeniag Journal,
afterwards raynaastorin III tho United States Army,
whom, tLo Washington dispatches OF yesterday
stated was aoo!sing tho appointment to the Cllt-
oago informal Novo'tuo Coliectorship, aud not
Col. Lyman Bridges.
sono remarks appeared in TitE TRIBUNE the
othnr day which reflected gevoraly. and. 1t ap-
pears, unjuBtlr, uron Mrs. ltoroe, who lives on
Clarss street, uear Polk 1t appears thai tho ac-
ctssction was niat1o by d wonau, MI cuomy Of
Airs. AIoorc'H.