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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT

sniis'- Fonie S,rap hus oceu c,ar,srigu.i ala
fh toluL.rfeuer ifeushf ~ grief
SwiTH's ToNh SNRTP
The retain srir., must have Ir JoAu rgi'> frlva'
.srai W. east roffle ~ tnhn Rrli onl, na- 30 ril
20 rin1f,cis emo sen ihs ir'gnai goia Su'ih Tonis
syrup ~ louisville KsntnctY Examine well fhc lahsi
au each bottle n my private stamp - uo' each
is.ine 40 ~ Purchase. ~ you will o. deceived "a
Sc, nv rpiomH ais, i-sl.tenf. and ms .io,, card
y m rra-cuis sny eny Infringing ~ ne, righi The rcr
ine smiiAs Tonie syrup eau only prepared by ny
self
TnE ruEt4c's SsEvAxT.
pR JoHS BULL.
bonneville X~.i.u.ks lily 4. is7a
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NV DpyuS. = See The advertisement
Of the new drug store this week. The
lice looks &c their new medicines AZ
most temptS - person 10 take dose or
TWO on trial a. keep OF sickness They
have also the famous Nirk'> Garden
Seed which are acknowledged by those
who have tried them to he the best
brought here. aud any cue buying 81 Of
these seed will receive present Of a
mic Catalogue with directions how to
plant and raise vegetables and Covers.
LAY Of gardens. &c, DC.
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sroNr. Mr.. Johl r. Chrisnon. hav-
in SOL bis IN t'ble woras here % Mr..
"ohn CriminS. lett this week for Dan
vile, lnd., where he designs locating.
Ills sister was sick when they started,
hnt he thought bet 10 risk the journey.
aud their many friends viii wait aux
lousy 10 hear how shc stood iac tiip.
M trimin~. his successor ia the bu-
sincss. isa good workman. and an cncs-
geiic gentleman and our citizens should
assist him. see iias hc has enough 10 do
70 keep BIN busy al work, aud thereby
build upa good marble shop ia our
town
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NV 'nNL CovrANY. We arr Glad
60 be ini"rnieh llitt the en,erpri-ing
people 81 lr'-iAud are waking ~ Ia The
magnitude 81 their coal Interests. and
i'avr organized . Col Comma uudcr
The name 81 .relan'l coal np,n,. for
~" pnrp"~c "f developing ile coal ia
tsial Immediate ncivlhnsIsnpd. III.
sir'rrs are placed AT II each. and Mr.
VI. kran. has hrcu chosen a. President.
q selection "a ''ich will undoubtedly se-
cure tie success OF the enterprise. We
understand boring will be begun i'm.
nedia'cly Ia the bottom a,l;lc.'s To AZ
der creek.
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a CARD.

fier-yrf r.. vhiir rs-i.inr IN >cusi America. a.
fsinnary di~rarsre. safe aui sia,ri~ Senf-fe ~
'hr tu-e n NtrTrns eaknsss- Ia-iy it.Ay. Disease
. IT, Urinary aad seminal Organs, sua ihe -hels
rain - disorders treurht - hanrfsi and sisaa.
hsli-~ Great numbers lave tst erfsa ~ .li. ,.h'.
-slasy FriHapf-i ~ d~.ife benefit fhs .sr.cr-s
and unfortunate. viii srnt 'ir recipe ssr presrr.
ani n~ing iti- rs.iAi- ina.eried srrestrs. ~ ans
one who urecs Il. Far ~ cHtn@r. tEEftss
JOSEPH r. INa1A>.
Siaiitn a.. Enit N-ase
March -. iSTa-ly. Neu YORK ci-v.
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>irtir. Frir lmla s u .rlic. Tie
Dew F.rr'n.e .imn iasr ia ssu-k ....,
-sor'm"ni pi mraifaw w sli ,.r~rrir-
ii"n-,fef'l' i"r ihc "ung rourlr~ y lirl
Neil ~ilrI cat - d"'ihl- irpn. np. On;
I.rni X over. ih", lave also stock 81
':'rill ''i~'- vn Asnd nfvcss ta>efui be-
signs. supplying Necessity long iel, u,
i.ai rs->prri. ia ihi~ rnnmraity. The
ssn'irfnrn composing Tie Arn arc ac-
c,'.anip hi'ias auf pleasant ~ deal with.
and We hr-prak Tor thcn largr pat
ronagr. - their ndy,TG -cn.ut la to-
day. Ccuiicr
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a~rElsier Sanday n haul. The holy
" ,ct has been very generally observed
in This locniity
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Fo@ CoN' Ff~s.--iivu. n. e. Kerr. re-
co'wd ahn'-i Tire solid vote o. the De
inoeracy 81 fayi c..'irty. Tor Con -rc,-,
~ The primary rirc.i, ,~t week. and
and wr are infoimri las carried one Of
the o,hrr counties at tire District. Til.
y grtI.sms - ai- immy r-icn |, ilro'-
'''t ihr -irr. WHO think 4 great ms
! akr Was ma,i, ia leaving him out al the
ircs'ns congress. IicAsiil undoubtedly
go ihr rr&i CONGRESSMAN. from the new
:;d district
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II. u. MnET1AeE. \ mnrga.r fnr
$5oOpo~o 80 secure b,nis. with Tx
Governor u ikcra> Trustee. executed hv
the Gin. r. \ : W. Il. Z. Co.. ma- re-
ceivci for record TINS week by our
Connts Recorder.
Whra the go. got portion OF that
'noncy. Col. J"nc, vi the l.ocsport Dem
'ca', wil know where tile money
comes from 3, complete ,'n. balance o:
I.n' ru,d.
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80 Real The United States Internal
Revenme Tax Notice in this issue of oul
paper.
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- The lmnbcr trade with Wa hing
Ton AMI i.pogoolcc ha. begun again. The
planning mill having sent several loads
10 those towns this geek. A. the roads
improve, this trade will increase.
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= = The Ireland Grange has made
terms With plow manutactory. aud is
now furnishing plows through its agen-
~ az much reduced rates. This may
be one COOL effect of the Oranges.
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fsF. a. W. Esas,ifAsi,
Physician e. Surgeon

~ AvsNG located in gssp.r a7ers bis professional
-rsces 9" ths cif'y zen. ~ fos,u aul surrounding
r-nirs nrSsiie ia Ssufherfl lra las - Ven
hn knowledge % ihr ir-afmani - dlstga-s hrdenf
fH f.i. -lulai, fnis lafi llte
nsFsCi---At "a. isfh Reliable prus- store of
y. FRIEDMAN A c.. .ofnsrof Main and
West streets. Jas."r ind.
"r al ti- fesi'r~r ir Tie hua-. %! W. f'ralfar ia
i.ffFr.s.lie effect st = 49, .-.n.f
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INV FirN.-- Mrs~rs. Friedman &
Erolhrr have sold one-ihir,l interest in
their >aw-mill to Mr.. a. kliugcl, who
j. now helping Al the mill.
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School was organized IN Jasper on last
Sunday, and starts OF with about TWEEN
~ scholars. We hope il may he SUE
cess. a. this branch OF church training /.
a great help 10 proper christian raising
will, children. II meets AZ . O'Clock
SUNDAY mornings, and every body j,
inviteh.
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FIES CH'~ NEW EsDTEI

On the European pfar.
AfrFsee u Fte~rsf. st- ~ a. fn-e Nfi rhtsti
rrarrh ~ r-enrh. Fssfsl ~. tskta tf'. 4e fstv
ftfs -ra rrf'rHte ss..f 90 t.rt~a Oh
.ssfe4 in ere h.sir.e ss ~.rf ~ rte fFV
I.ar'..' sf.t N4f.'iH...ats rfa.. vesN.N lfarE.4i
Gas ~ ts-4
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w & onducior Tom. Hanlon OF the
H., \. a. q G.. Il. r.. j. the nominee OF
Democrats Of Floyd for County Audi
tor. II len 10 a vote OF those who have
trveied with him lac would be elected
by an overw heming majority. and the
citizens Of Floyd will certainly appre-
ciate his good qualities and boast him in
enthusiastically. 80 mote il be-.
, 1874-12-31

10 The Nifior Of Tic CNicaqo Tribune:

70 The Edffor Of The GNitaqo 7ritune:
CHICAGO, Dec. 2j.-Why 3a it that, to tho
Amoricau mind, ,-aya, evan tue educated aud
travelled American int1-it is only necessary to
proclaim thing as Of British origin to sccuro its
condemnation, simply aud merely because it il
British? Nov, iu an editorial in your to-dny's
issue, you unqnalit1odiy condemn the Loudon
Daily 4eieGraNt, loot and branch, lock, stock,
and larTu1 and yet ron admit that this paper,
which you 30 H.eccllcssly conHign to ignouliny
mud contempt. has tlo largest circulation ot
"any newspaper oyor published" Tho tompN-
ment you Offer ts usnerouB readers ID Eou1ouilat
oVulvoeai, mothnks.
Asa!n. you say, - As q rulo, howover, English
newspapers III 80 hopoiessy dull" Asking nm
American friend What was incant by this. aln
answered, "Oh! thero's nothing funny in
tAeul" Well, OF course, if newspapers are OK
pected to nct the part OF MotBrs. Kelly mud Laou,
aud n,nho us laugh; il ths wtlnis object Of Il
newspaper IL to tclslo us TO cacIlinnation-1 sub
nit that many American Aa vel! III Eugtah jour
nuls 1nust eulno under tho category Of "du!l II;
but If. MS consider, it is tho part OF loalinf,
journal to collect news, discuss grave political
aud aucinl questions, aud rocnr1 historical lucta,
I dan't 800 wherein our British Journals fall far
short ct their American contemporaries. They
may be somewhat wanting in EaHeous o!ToryeG-
c1l,ce, but n u tho attributes Ut rst-clagA jour-
ualtsn tley arc ut loast your oqnala assd to ig-.
nora thin fact il not to rase your own standard
or Intelligence In tlls minis Of unpretud!ccu
people. Respectfully, AxaLo-AMEn.cAS.
, 1874-12-31
MyRDER IN BRIDGEPORT.
q Woman Found Dead in Bed with q
Fatal Stab in tho Side,

Bridgeport is tho scauo OF another murder.
Owing to tho latenees Of tho hour at which tho
report was received ut tho Deosing Street Police
Station. but few particulars could DO obtained in
time for tho p-ceent iHsuc, It WAS 1880
o'clock last night when a Mrs.
Scarry, living on Farrell street, near
Archer avonuo. called at the house OF A1rs.
Nolan, No. CO Main street, and found hor deal
in her bed. With two helpless Infants bcsao her.
ono Q months old ind thb othor . years. Tho
body wlls quito cold. On examining it deop
cut was found in tho loft sde and ono
in tho loft arm. Tho squalid he'd WAS
covered with blood, showing plainly that tho
unfortunate woman bud been stabbed mud hlod
70 death. Mre. Scarry gaze tho alarm on sluding
tho body and tho neiglboss and police were
calied in. Tho officers learned that Nolan Ind
left tho house about o'clock in tic afternoon,
further had been hoard OF him. lIo
has The reputation Of being t. hard dsiukey and
the police tolieys that in d dEunken-Ht he atab-
bed his mife. and thus caused hoe DEATH No
knife or other weapon was discovered about tho
suicide.
Tic officers took charge Of tho body, and the
Coroner was notified to hold m investigation.
, 1874-12-31
NEW-YEAR's ANNOUNCEMENTS.


wATCH-tIdiiG HEtyIcEa.
Watof.nght services will ho hold at tho Tul-
ton strccs NJ. +. Church, Oh fulton street, near
Western avelue. scryicca commence at 8
O'clock
Centenary Church, on Monroe atroot, near
Morgan. Watcl.night services this evening,
commencing at $50. Sermon by the pastor, DR.,
Peck, aud other exercises.
matchmaking this Thursday night Mt thu
Western Avenue Methodist EpiHco},al Church.
beginning ut 9:i5 p. nj. Treaching by tIla pastor,
tho Hey, Il; D. Sheppard, Subject "Tho
Donth-Roti Of 1S74," followctl by prayer and OK
perionco meoting. The public arc invited.
4 milnight service, with an a<ldresB appropr-
ate to the close Of tho yenr will uo held iu Trini-
ty Episcopal Church. corner Michigan avenue
and Twonty-s1tl atrcct, beginning at II p. m.,
and closing at II o'clock.
TEMPERANCE OPPORTUNITIES, ETC.
Memboru Of tho Chicago Womnu'B Temperance
Unlon vii! bo nt ll,oir otfico, No. 148 Madison
street, Room 3. and will bp glad to soo any ill
tereEtcd in their work or inclined to sign tho
pledge.
The Young Mon's Christian Association an
nonnco that both t'hcic readjne-roo1na will DO
open day md evening Now Year's Day, contuin-
ing the pil1cirHl I1apusa and magazines, with 4
Library Of 9,G00 volumes, FREQ to tho public.
Young mon s!tangers in the city. having no nc
qunlntancoa to cali upon, arc cordially iritol to
whit tito raolna during tho day. A temperance
pleago.book will bo Gil hanl FREQ for Ill to sign
who nnY wiBl to commence tho year with n now
start. Applications FOR membership will also bo
received during tho day. Thirty-four new mon,-
bcrs hayo already Joined tiiB week for tile nov
yoar, to tako advantage Of tho lectures, library
meetings, etc.
, 1874-12-31

The ahoot-olr resulted II a tio between 4.
Kleinn,an and Il. II. Dogarlus. ". L. Johnson
losing BY ono Of hin birds fa!lin; oatside cf
bnuuda The first priae WAS accordingly divided.
Tho shoos-oG for tho second pr:c resulted III n
slo between ]. +. Welsh, y. YackAtock, J. ".
Grunt; second trial saye VI. Dnckstock tho
second pri:o. Thu third prize was twice shot
Of. tho second time botwoeu George G. Sherman,
Il. Kinney, md ). a. lluble. Sherman fA,ea 10
score and tho ot1er two ngain Lied, consequently
tho prlzo was divided.
For to-laY arrangements have hoen raaao fora
sweepstakes Of 9l0 oac]l, nn tloubie otItry aow-
ed and ton birlA each. Up 10 last night thero
xerc tbs following entries ". r. johnson, A.
Kloinnt.u, Z. Batce. George G. Sherman, ]. ".
Grant. ]. J. kloinma,i, End II IIankinH.
, 1874-12-31

led BY tho cacapo ofhor former lovor and tho COM
plote abandonment Of herself by him for p,tror
1ifo hnd love. II In this discovery which i}rst de-
sclopa moro tt.nn nlornl insanity, whou tho lik-
Gano 9, Of hor inner nature sefzcH her r,ontallY.
FROM tl,i1 on tho play becomes moro aud moro
dlstressltg. Tho boaying forth upon tile stage
Of actnnl insanity IL i tlrcntfu spectacle wl,ot
Miss afqrria il tho artist It iH shocking tiinE
to contHnreto IN imagination. and, when played
ncEa, ihH n sad and dofcful burcsquo, ut wticl,
ono irlft iual'y inclined to en,i'o mud weep. But
tho NJ CHESS Of Cora is something to shrink
from ts"h t"1 ahudaor ut; something which impcls
fn% from % |s%%y 4o M" nsia" t'1 nsy siy
tho mat 3'iao S,nning, in tic play Of foaturo and tho
yivlincsa of pAltnclnation, are thoso Of thu nBy-
luu. mt quo Rtage ;Sthey are from naturo and
not froa art li9itatod; initiative tlloy aro i tho
iiRheHt ao,,ac, with tho phouomena Of obhorvad
inharits accurately reproduced, creative IN tho
cn.had;!,nent Of uA idea, and illustrating to tho
1inat leone tho workings Of passion III ito COM
ploxlsS upon tito human hoart md reason. It IL
great pioco Of acting and horrible bccausc tls
Ercas. It was q brilliant If distressing por-
forinhnce,-Eoon occe, always 10 bo remembered.
Tile Yharacser anti tho play are not ocyasiHg nor
rotlntng. It must bo IN ingenious At oogjHt who
eau dlaiu that tho moral toncbinga or suggestions
sprnging out OF this drama arc cdrytng in any
Eonse. But ii1asmucf1 nj it IL a vehicle, a'd thu
enly vel3clo, or emo Of worry few. tor thu display
Of q Wonderful powcr IN QUO Of It's napgt uosnot-
oblo phases. wo must needs forgot ite nnoAniug,
and render to tho artist what IL hcra-praise,
nancly, mud enthusiastic admiration.
Tho support barring Tho distressing tnaptltudo
Of oil 1lhiinporant pors0n nanled 1ay. Wtlp broke
down ontiroly. and whose lines Miss Morris delft
]y assumed to tho salvation OF n econc, was
tho part OF George Dutasnel wlth moro courage
md solf-poBsohson than ordinarily on ilrst
night, nuG mude very crctlitab1c personngo Ut
tl1o hero. MIR. Harry Murdoch sustained tie ex-
, 1874-12-31

CLARA Sf0BHI4 An u CnRA.h II

CLARA MORRIS An hCnRA. ~
af tha .rdionoo ~ t,o A,od,,,v lao, ox.r,,r,
;. NV =, +A1 ,.'1 1a1tao' ,"s'
~ 40 Auh W 'u'H'so @ua* DIV ~" A"o p1ased 'ne
rigor Of tho evening BY travelling my distance
from the remote localities Of tho South Division,
or OF tho North Side. Tho house, howoyor wns
ny a1' !aehaa soou ooo, ano "o"la nave boon
considered such under circumstances Of moro
favorable temperature. The Change OF bill
announced for Miss alorris,waa Of character to
sayo1o rao,;s, ,,,,on ~ s,ao ~ a,s;.aa -. -.
soveao fea,'Sm upon 1oe 6taee' oes'feo 10 Witness
deneation OF charncter and porBonation prac-
'tically boundlcss In tho intensity Of ef-
s7n IN sn,1, ~ onnortrn;tr ,nd ,oo,,,.,a
49, ~. s orF'' s.u' 4oohtHs
oack"aro from tne performance OF last evening
to tho occaa1on, now homo years ago, when clara
Morris eesayed It with tile fear unl trombliug Of
genius clutching It's first ereat opportuuity half
eootla' !.a. pu' o'"4 sot''asA' +" ~ ~ nv saeans
althculs TO unuorstana anu oven actnal1y realtzo,
tho effect which her rendition Of it m,,st Aayo
produced upon tho sousation-aatod appetites Of
~ .,u -,.a '":.,s 1,.H 49, no'o W." ~"
leu ~ p'@}eo WIN o'ara Mo19la N tAo ptfncl"
pal part last evcung for tho first imc, 1t Ii fair
to suppose tho otfoct still creator than when sho
aroo md .n,;cns ona;onca fortbo ar,n'. hea.
;.ss. fi S ~ - ~ ~ sa1 ~. ".lta uan ueun
s,sin @ ,s., ea ~ note OF icsa "sesehoaiS'
~ ans eas5' ~ 'oe' ,;g " corass villa suoa per-
ann oxre snn. =, a9 @ us' 1eso ooon
ap,ii n,a aru ~
h no.hh1ns "oa h;a' t sasSo eon aran trom that
cri,no o ~ sonar., ie1;s - ,orsa aoces o.
sio no au ~ Runo'as ay ua ota1 ate soon eon-
9ou TX; .u; snG T oAmausnsy '. tea1om =. lIn
unIiEe came' which Sue % idea!izes sud 1,oot.
,zoS sig ~ ,i4 uIi =, ;,. euo Hmslo e' nlnan
wy nn,'' I & ss ,I.o ~ au ~ ~
aua uGYulol; o moie .no vhs n9nasnl tnat Y u
fean,,xo o0 ~ " mt''sa hsetes pus 9
nt.'s'so, ~, oouY'ng 'osth u IN 1aeat.
e 1o ro aspda.n!;; sau a'5 ~, aosoI9ey
~ n @ as1a 81. oaa.os ts,, u ~
ao u = ~ H. ~ ~ ts ~ ~
1n tu,aa ~ IN nioca ras,s em"i<o ,'o' -,
an ~ i,Io H. H., a"a H.
sa.. ,nnnt .,o a ia,,a,aao uuss, e
orawin =" M ua.,M rnvano au nII that
, 1874-12-31

Tho Milwaukee Aduer!ise' {Repnblioan) is ~
hearty opponent Of Senator CARPENTER, and ro~
mlnda It's readers OF the bitter coutcmpt OK
presscd by him for tho preas OF tho country, .
feeling ha shared with DEN DufIra in degroa
quite remarkable. The Adoer!!ser poInta to
Du11En's fate TINT OF ni nuch pplit!cul }endora
rho defy tho voco Of the people. The Milwap-
1ee Sentinel tho other day published list Of TO-
publican Journals which supported 3tr. CAMPER.
1an'a claims for recollection. Ihs Adusriiser
publahes List OF thoao mhlch oppose him, rhiol
aills found 4ouao~l,At Moks impnrtaut than is
, 1874-12-31

Tho Boston Globe forecasts tho conling strug-
gIo In tho Massachusetts Legislature oyor sue
ccBsor 10 Su;lSEn. Dalloting will commence OIL
Jan. 10, and tho question whether thoro Bhall bo
4 caucua llna not yet heon decided. Tho DAWES
men express strong dcslto for a cauouu, for the
Democratic mlnority il sufficiently strong, with
tho MD Of a few Republican maleontcnts, to Eivo
trouble. TAey point to tho record of DAWES,
and expect victory, The figuring placing him some
whero in tho vicinity Of rs or 100 votes, aid his
cliaucea improve as timo passos- Ills supporters
look to SEQ him lead my othor Republican when
tho balloting boGinB. OF other candidates,
CHARLES FNAso1s ADAMS, e1-uov. DuLtocx,
Senator WAsnuunS, and Judge noAn, tho last
named Ia supposed to have the strongest follow
Ing noxt to DAWES. Is I. numbor Of hin old
friends are ro-olcctcd, though his strcuEta it IN
by no meana easy to estimate. II no caucus is
held, the ballotng will probably open as in 1874,
which case WAsMnunN is beloved to stand
better chance than before.
, 1874-12-31
AT HOME.
A List Of Tho Ladies Who Will Receive
New Years. Calls,
Festive Gentlemen Can Now Lay Out
a Iunoh-Routo.
Announcements Of Watch-Nig1lt
Services.

For the convenience Of tho "gofdon youth :"
.who intend to devote tomorrow to making calls,
stho list OF thoRe ladioa who intend receiving
Now-Yoar'e Day is ropubuled; md iucludoa
not merely those glvon Sunday, but n1ao those
OF porsonn wllo llavo since tlat ditto nat1o their
arrangements for receiving. It is published
this morning for the honofit Of Visiting young
men who necessarily l,avo to make out their
Lists tho day beforehand.
, 1874-12-31
NORTH DIVISION,
CHICAGO AVENUE.

Mrs. N. and O. r etillinan, as No. 291.
NonTH CLAnK STREET,
Mrs. Fsed Co!wel!, at No. 172.
Miss q. II. Kins!ey, at No. l45.
NORTH DEAnnoRN BTAKKT.
Msaea Carrie and Lzxio Kllburu, at No. l2G.
Mrs. 4. II. Nogc, aaa!stod by 1lrs. Hanry q.
Foruyth aud A1rs. Myron Baldwin. 1t No. 1876.
hlosdamco ]. Carpenter. L. J. Turner, A, s.
Pho!ps, Dr.. Hawks, aud Miss 4. T. 8AoAloy, Ut
No. los.
, 1874-12-31
TRADE AND COMMERCE OF MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. Doc 90.-Tho annual abatement
SMALLPOX AMONG INDIANS,

OTTAWA, Dee. 80.-sn,all-pox Of tho moat
malignant typo Is raging among the Indians at
l'foa0uock. OH tho Gati.1eau liver. On tho 27tl.
Ths Indians aro in pttitN atata OF daatitNtlon.
thB male portion being althee <dcad or haSo loft
tho piRce.
, 1874-12-31

Mrs. Q. G. Moollcr Mra Truoman Lawrence,
and Mira CfiarieB parEonB, at No. 36D.
Mrs. F. A. Eastman. Mira. Horbert O. Aver,
and Mrs. T. Il. 8. vaudeyoora, OF Now York, ut
No. d32.
T Mrs. G. H. Gregory nnd Mrs. G. II. Mulltksn,
ut No. SCI.
Mrs. Hannah N. Cawtlorne. at No. 20.
MONTH LAsaL1E HTnEET.
Mrs. D. T. Koniy, nssIstod by Mira. Edward
barbour, Atra. q. H. Jenkins, 1lse. Cl1arlcH i.
Swift, and Mrs. Howard u. rIogs Mt No. 379.
A1rs. j. q. Springer, at No. 5M}.
Mira. II. L. Moss and Mrs. William G. swan nt
No. 320.
Mrs. n. prlnalylllo, aseistod by MINES Nellie
and Miunie Groen, aud Dlapoho Montgomery. At
No. 501.
oAlt STREET.
Mrs. II. a. Rorltu ami aiiAs norko. at No, 81,
=. Mrs. lianford aud Mrp. Ncllio 4. Whipplo, at
No. 207.
oSrAn1o s1nEET.
:, Mss: James Wallace aud Mrs. s. II. Fargo. at
Mrs. and Miss Chapin and s1rs. Henry Htgh,
ut tho lesidence Of A1rA. Carleton, No, Isl.
Mrs. Jamos Walsh, assisted by Miss Powers
Rnd Miss Mantz, mt No. 276.
= sEnawtCK STREET.
Miss Mary Booth nt No. ls2.
HGrifIA STREET,
D1rR, g. II. and Miss L. L. Worre1l, at No. 102,
.nEnYTEn AVENUE.
Miss Emma Curtis, Mrs. Foote, and Mias Susie
nico, at No. 305.
wELLs STREET.
Miss Mimic sloau, ut No. 3iG.
NOUElS rAuK.
Alr1: William and Miss Florence SPHINX, assist
90 " Mrs. j. Dennis ind Mra. ". II. EickH ut
No. Il jackson avenue.
Mira. and Miss Dennis, ut No. IS DAILY ayouuo.
Mrs. DAILY and tho AliaaaH Duly, ut No. II Duly
avenue.
Mrs. Sydney Webster and Miss Pearl Wobstor,
at No. 136 Eyanalon aye,,uo.
, 1874-12-31
BILLIARDS.,

E1dSAUI beats JOE DtoN.
New YonK. Dec. 30.-In q game Of billiards
tonight, GOO pointa French carona, Tiguaux
scored QUO to Joaepl Dion's 538. Winners aver
sge, 121l. Tignau1 mado the extraordinary run
NJ 142
, 1874-12-31

COMPTROLLER GREEN 70 BE REttoVEp.
EEw YonK, Dec. 30-1t IL reported tnat Mayor
YaHec haa depldod 10 Esnlote oo:oohf lior ofssn
tQ.MoEtow,
, 1874-12-31

WARRINGTON, D. c. Dec. 30.-For tho Ohio
Valley, The Upper Lake regions. and the North
vest. gouorally clear nnu very cold weather,
winds shifting to oasterly md southoriy, aud
continued high barometer. THO Ohio River will
continue to rise ut stations below Marietta.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1874-12-31

IIlD HIHt Sh0Ut-OH for tho flraE Prize reaNIt1u
in n tiu between 4. K!cinman mud Al iiunhinB
oil tho second. IanEi,s Won by score Of to
nothing. The uacond prize waa divided botween
i. Datus and J. j. Nloinma1l. Tho third pr!Zo
WAS shot of resulting in tio between J. i.
Creighton md J. ". Grant; second tr!al alBo
resulting in tic. the prize was cquaity tisidot.
amount, tlero being twenty optries, with prixou
respectively Mt sa5. $40, mil sos. The following
nr,t tIo a. irnu. tvtt II aot,rau.
, 1874-12-31

THE LATE GEN. MORGAN I. SMITH.
New YoRE. Dec, se.-A post-u1ortom oSa1nina-
tou OF tLo body " Goa. Morgan L. Smith, ~ho
died suddenly In JorHey City, wa8 matlo to-
night, nut death was fon,.tl to have beon caused
By congestion Of tho luuHa.
, 1874-12-31

A correspondent yestoruay, writing upon tho
subject Of tho extortions Of tho gas companies,
makes an excellent point against them. Each OF
the TO- 600 consumers OF gus in this city la COM
polled to deposit $40 with tho Gas Company bo-
fore lie can bo supplied with light. Horo is $780,
600 deposited III tho lands Of theso grasping cor
poratioun; Dy what right do they mako this do
manda THO suggestion of the writer, that como
onterpriaiug person commence arractica1 warfare
against the companies BY demanding his de-
poBit and. 10 case Of refusal or loss OF gas con-
motion, test tue rights Of tho Citizen Ia tho
courts, is good one.