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The Portland daily press., 1874-02-16

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The Portland daily press., 1874-02-16
GEO. F. WILSON, Treas.

OFFICE OF TUE RUMFoRD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence, r. l., Jan. l, 1874.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
Deaul,ios, oG am EN,'or

Ne have seeo may dedN'ions 81
mans names. words and phrases, but
the following cf "a editor. given by
Josh Billings, l. about the Ge,t w,
ever yet encountered
Au Editor IL male being whoz-
biziness IL to navigate nuze paper Il,
writes editorials, grinds out poetry in
>erts deaths abd weddings. sorts out
manuscripts. keeps waste basket
bloSS up the 'deyi steals matter
fites other peaP!e> battles, sells liz pa
per fer dollar aud 81 ceufs year, tax
e. white beans and apple >as- for pay
Nhea BE Kan eit il, raizes a large fam
iIy. work 10 hour, out ov evry u
knows 10 Sunday, gits damn el bi ev
erybody, aud once in while whipt
bi sumbody, livS poor. dies middlea-ed
and often broken hearted leaves no
money. IL rewarded for life og toi
with short but Tree obituary put ia
the uuzs Pape.s, Exchanges please
copy
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
TIC Ramkrnpi ETA.

II seems now that the bankTrpt law
Is TO be modified az to its abuses, and
not repealed altogether
We see il stated ibat large mum
Der Of leading business men Ot New
YORK. aud other cities, have been ex
snined iu re al on 10 the operations Of
The bankrupt bill, aud al ~lthaa. Il
ceptiou. pronounce IL an unnlltigated
humhug aud wiudie upon the honest
creditors and ePop tie bankrupt him
>s.f TIE extraordinary ai;oNauee.
70 oheers, aee-'-, lawyers. etc. ear
up nearly al oi the effects of the
b"ukrupi before The real creditor get
. taste
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

TnE kentoehy Sruare, permitted .
feH Radicals. 10 precipitate them iuro
foolish act last week. refusing 90
allow she stars and stripes 20 foat from
she eaFitoI building turing che session
Ne ask seuator- Hale Holt aud
Gilbert, ii this aiut our country
Where i our country? Ii the stars
and s;riIeS .iut clr d-s- which Is QUO
1a-7 X GatteIs not thaf some yea,s
$50 auother banner was acknowledged
by most OF us-ib4t time has passed
aud Ne al uow honestly profess al
iesiaaee 70 tie slars aud stripes, aud
proudly look to the day when it again
shall h5at over ns all a. equals
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
EN-PresEdeut Johnson and th e
E.s4EsEPTG.

KNoxvILLE, Jau Il An impor-
taut letter from Col G " Charlton,
General Deputy of the Patrons oi
Fl sbahdry giving the result of an in-
roryiew with ex President johnson,
will appear 10 to morrow's Press aad
U.raLl. Mr Johnson declares him
sell ia full aecorsd viii ,.ils i.ass' gFs
rTvet for fIe good men OF all parties
to associate. aud bring abuut zuch re
ioru' as The exigeacies OF the coun5ry
require
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
Emportantto Kemtucny.

A bill TO divide The State Of Ken
tnrky ir'o two Judicial districts has
been referred to he Judiciary Aommit
Tee. ltis The >alne with someh,odih
ca'ions. that was referred 10 the same
eomn,itiee dnrine the last se.slon
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

A iGe from passing bill submitting
the cal, for constitutional convention
10 the people, taking Two weeks recess,
aud a few local bills. the present Leg
islature has done nothing They have
laid out 40 immense amount OF work
Laf It all remain. 10 be acted upon
Isz,sp,.. as = . sepeal of
ihe comm 'u hooI lsw. IN innn,ner
able numbsr Of pr.,at bi.is. aa immi-
grat'pn bin, et., ct.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

SENAroR Thurman h.- been re-eiect
I to the Uuited States Senate from
Dhio The Virginia contest Ior the
Ssuosorship has been ended by tht
csciiOD of Col Robert L Withers
iks seesally e;ectel Lieutenant Gov
trasr on lie DemocraIic ticket
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
GEx. nooKea Hlrs rms Ho,.y

GEN. lIooKgR HIrs rms Ho1,
Howard Gen 0 o Howard .
Freeimeo's Bureau fame. whose ae.
counts with that bureau have h,rh
been under investigation. it hayinr
come 70 lighr ,hat extensive lr.aI.
have heen perPetrated under the raise
Of philanthropy, i tius spoken Of Ly
6e" Joe Hooker. who saw i great
deal Of him during The late war:
Il have 10 desire to strike man
VINO / down or who ~ least l. vcr,
r*pidly iaiiing. said The Geueral. 1,but
can assure you that rLe~e new devel
"pmehts IN relation tn him have uot
altered ny opiuian of tie man Al
though | bad DOT known him a, !
speeuls'or, was welt aware Of his in
hefeni hfpneri.y Aud be Is such :,
proiaund Christian. too Why 6,w,,
"a the army when was iu eouiinsnd I
u ine Mrms oi the pofons ir. aul h..
'ad 'he eleventh corp>e under me-hr
"a iaf' 10 e.ssfawi"g wiih his II Ter
oie ears Nos u'.b1dy has more re
pee, Tor senuino Christianity than
nd ! souid be slow to doubt The zen
l"e'.css ct ony mans riety bur
''"''n na7 always been dowuriAht
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
Tuz Paducah Nc,cs thiu1s u,

Tuz Paducah Nc,os thiu&s TIE
Caaric.'s article Of last week on In
3.ysu5e.; PaPers," a,eaa' I, wraps
size political neiehbofs for wearing
psrsy collars. and .,orici,ing their in
aop-pdenoe, etc, with il42uni,y, YET
prououDees it r1edn when We slap it ia
the face for gratuitous insults. When
It has the mauliness 70 Acknowledge
'ha, party papers can be as honorable
ard independent, as itself, i. may con
elSiu Of discourtesy.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

A CoEAgcIIoS.-Onr venerable aud
5uprh esteemed friend, Col Juo. c
Nebie, begs correction OF the rumor
ihst lac was one Of ,9.e editors Of the
FsduesL Ac,rs Of Eddyville 9el,graph.
Bs suys;
m SNARE chat ny eins are maoi
f-ii, tia, | aiA chareed with writing
Lav things for various papers. wilh
Fai-a I have had nothing in the world
70 30; bot you will do me the justice
(. eeiiege that besides wri1ing few
e-.ic es against the rascally tariif, the
rsuaile rascaliy high taxes, and the
s5iy r.-caFiy high rate OF Interest
:. uo,.ey snd M occasional article ia
n er Of the glorious GraDgers, I have
ngthipg 10 d. ~Iih writing CT viii
urN psper- am LGt plain farmer,
opposed 70 all unneee -sasy taxes. aud
Fss,iaulafiy to the tax involved 10
aesing . new aud upuece.sary Con
s..l-,I9u and - expect 10 i've anu die.
-9ectiuiiy,
"Jxo. G. EoBLE"
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

at '.w r,qni,ing ihe Kegistrsiioe
i. marriages. deatis<. aud births, has
-seI the Kentucky Senate. The
il migration bill has passed rhe Senate
ntso These two bills vii pass 'hs
ifae--
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

>xSATeR Summer i.as deeiined TO rut
.5s y a sex" into his civil rsLts
d sat shu~ extend its privileges TO
Rsaas. 4, oque-te4 by au advocate VI
se..ara .gfisye
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
gauca,inw onrCoIorea

]
/ The Kentucky Lesislaturs
der consideration, sysk
schools for the especial
eolored people Of this 81 =,
towing gives the main n
bin. which it is understood
aud become part Of our present
mon school law: S)
Be It rtocfed by tie General / ~
zig II the Commo4gcalfh ef hcnHckg
Frst-That the al rolorepi tn.
hereafter collected iram the colore,
population shall be the ssne on tn,
Sl0u worth of property as the tax col
lected from white persons, and the sam'
shall be paid into the treasury anC
constitute part o! the scboO iupc
tor eulored children, aud shall not h'
49, forany other purpose, except rh'
aRount collected for the sinking fund
" N.h shah be collected and paid al
prS ded 10y law.
SN-oul-That the poll tax Lerealter
collected from the C0lored pcpiiiatior
shall be the same per c1pitR us the laS
collected trog whit persons. and tie
same -hali be paid into che treasury aut
constitute a part OF the school iunl
for the co!ored children.
Third-Vh-i al! fues. farieiture>
aud penalties he,eaf'er imposed on aud
c"lleeied from the colored population
except the amount thereof allowed by
laW t.5attoruey- for the Commonwealth
shah be paid int the treasury ana
constitute part of the school land lor
the colored children.
Fourth That the Common Scho".
,,ra.,s,i--i,,ns,. .,s.sh e.,s.,sty ty.-isssii Ia
vide hR county into a. many schou
districts u the culored popu,a;iou may
require. aud appoint trustee for each
district
The bill provides that,h he white and
colored schools shall be kept forever
separate aud distinct
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

THa Masonic PATERNITY IN Ph'ladei
hia are eudeavoriug to make arrange
n,nt, to hold grand Masouic Con
gre~s in that city during the Cen'en
dial. It is pro- osed to invite the
Chsnd Masouic Lodges of the world
N eud representatives to meet in Cou"
ell that occasion, for tie parpoat
Of rAisius the work OF the Order and
heishtening, by actual contact, the
feeling of universal Brotherhood amoug
it members.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
TEX ~ TRugBzE.
Grnas Goes Back on the Eacs


The Democrats carried The late elcc-
ton in Texas Gov Davis. the pres
en AExecu,ive aud extreme Radical
VI candidate aud met with over
elming defeat lie has since brought
H. the validity OF the law under which
the election was held. aud the Supreme
Court ef the State has decided i Gu
constitutional. Davis nov propose, ia
defeat the Democratic victory by hold
lag OF to the rains Of Government.
aud calls on President rant for troop
to sustain him Grant refuses. aud
advises submission to the will Of "
people:
Erecuiire .Hu.sioH Jan. l2 +
TO GOV Davis Austin. TexasI
dispatches aud letters reeiL,<
tion OF the Supreme
in declaring the iate 81
trtioual. I'D a. king
10 prevent appreheudeN z
received TIE call is -
corjance Wiih The coustitA
Crite3 States and ;he acts v -
under II, and cannot iherelol
granted The act oi the Legi-
of Texas providing for the recent .|| (
tons having received your appi
and both political parties havin
nominations aud having coudu
political campaign under IT, pr9'
would il not be prudeut a.
right TO yield 10 tie veriic' OF
pie as expressed 10y their balloi
T. : GR -.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

lr ppears that Ca.eb Gushing Is not
ss q u6rn,ed after all, aos that it il
Ia p,.itical principles, and not his
ie,,.i .liii,y, which ssands in his way
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

TnE wiaier tern of The MeCrackep
tisS1.s soors se9msn-vi las, Meudsy
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
Che WRECK at a EoEaaer u

Ehe ~ rSCfk at q EOE42cE VA
a Washington letter 10 ihe Aiexat.s
Sentinel. 1t will be eeen ihaA
former townsman, the Res. q =
Carter, has gotten about as lo'
generally the loi OF human IS
The other night member
pres va, accosted on L street b
uoolc Romaus, drunk a. lt'aB> ins
Ing the way 10 the Chronicle
Upon closer Inspection he disco
tht the gay aud festive faai .
ler- we've the redJubCblc -
aad he Rev Coionel Care
er OF the Louisiana lot&
senta,ives, ex Conieder
Methods; u,iui,ier. exl
luuoui>t and ex-every
good. Tue NO worihie-
arm IL ann. stead iaz eacNs
P,uch Wa doing all the ,piuin
George Carter the talking
t4li was there my countrymeu Y
10 what base uses even Metho,
minister may come 10 ai last! 4
ing iai>chood upon all his past life.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17
Embellishments

There is to be fierce aud des.
pera'e fight this year iu the genera
elections for members of The next tlon
GEES l. may-in,ieed there are n.alv
good rea>ous lo' beiie<iug thar il will
-ies".utionize the House Of Repre-
>ehiaiiyes. aud place s.nte other ma
{oflty ~ the seats held Tor twelve wear.
by Republican majority TIE new
ear opens Win proportions Tor the
GonAie The Anti Monopoli>t~ Of
Iowa ndisnlyed by their defeat las,
tall. FIVE called a Convention to mee,
at Moiaes 90 the 18th Of Feb.
ruafy 10 lay out the congressional cam
paign in thar State They are mn,.b
stronger ami their enemy mnol, weaker
han 10 October, aud il they take heir
measures pruieniiy, there is scarcely =
d"ubt thar they viii carry Iowa =,
her hreihren c4r'ied Californi, an,i |
y Ni~eonsin last fail-.Sf Loni, he
1ubiicJn
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

The Trigs County Democrat say.
) a ige Dseney having become a csnI
.'idats TOR Circuit Judge. there ard
n"% oniy two a~pirants IN this en,.1 z!
tor Congressional honors-Ca
SIMS and Hon. Geo. ". Que
numerous friend oi lhe la
gentleman claim thar he is
nan Tor the place. lie is csrS
Of shility. goo <pS
aud IS destined TO make Limsc.. fcin(
"a sts e91iHs crutess.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

The Rev } IS NoFerrin of Nash
viile has uudertak.n TO write a Lis-'
tory ut The w.,.rs-yrt-x Z rnoo. -,irc army
ot Tennessee with accompanying in
cdrur- during the progress OF fhe
Iate war between the Unifpi States
aud The "Couiederate States
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

II l. repos ted that Mrs Laura =
is again married Ii the rel
true. it Is little strange iha
husband hs-u't advertised th
new,pa pers that he won't
bic Tor any debts she
with retail dealers iu pis
der. LOaisUile Courtes S
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

THE Pari, IntelligenceN -
There viii be some exciting 'inf
things this year, IN Tennessee.
will elect Governor. and q BpgiSlS
rure who must choose the nrxt Uni'ec
States Senator We viii al,a elect
full presentation OF Congressmeu.
The Hickman courier., 1874-01-17

ERNEKS A u eEOTf%
ly ia Congress to sec
by which loyal Soq
enabled to receive
feeding the Union sold
Ing compelled 70 pre
affidavit OF the ofi-er> r
ack nowled zinG the rcceis
plies. These sffdavit>
Southern Representatives.
-ibie for the claimants to
various reasons
, 1874-12-11

for enboszlemont Miller, 1t will l,o romctn-
bored. wnH tho Treasuror Of tho tior1nan Urder
Of 1lnragart, aud nbsoo,N1p1 with Il ,1tl0 hcionv-
is'g to lilo Boooty, md nfscr MI nbAuhro iii Eu-
roo for sot,e mouths rotllrueu TO Clichgo. wiion
ho WA arroatcd aud Indicted. Atter tho isaIet.
mont wns returned, It wau found TINT, tho LII
Ind llea1 Improperly tisawu II stated tlat lilo
fti,tA stolen by thu nce.'spG belonged to tho
drn1Id ].osIEo, whom tlloy belonged to Buhortl-
into f1te, honco tho Btnto'H Attorney Ind Ito
otlor recoltho but 10 atop lilo caBo.
THE GALL"
JUDGE lttoDnETT-TO end of ca1ontar.
1ufas uAnY-24 to 10.
Junat Mc1sunEats-.''i. BB, 81 to s5, except 40.
Junnn R0aEEts-29f to at0.
IupaE HoorM-t4t IT, LEO.
JuDHE TAnWEtr.-11t to 110.
tt}puaftNTs,
uHfrEp HrATl:a Clncurr GnuRT-JupaE nLor-
sI eETT1J j. III II nrfnm ,iin ss ! Maltor vefct
Waher; vor.lic s52a3a7a ami motion for new trial
surIn1oR counT- -CoNrEsaiosa-1lan,lah Metarthy
1ltaok. 7la3-samo y. sanao, s'lo.79-sat,n w. il.
hoi,ertso1 &95. 7-clla Lake et ii. John 1aiatn.
Jupng dan7-Cllnnneoy Hall ". A.. H. yan colt.
Theodore seelcy, - oO5. Tiras National Iank. Of
II. ncob IIo,aur, tiosso.|J. j. n1clerid ct nj. W.
cpan 1 s T. l.. arSy = e 4 ii vs;,s ~ 2snn'
q. n. smi. s5lso8,-w. ". uronker vs.. John u. Me
Cord, $1,p11.-W. II II. Palmer administrator,
Asa D. Hyde, Sil47.A3.-ll. II. Iiouker ". Thofas
Foley. s1s56o-Joln Arartn w. y. II. linn, slAsaa
q 4. 1Ic',cc "a. Adam Smith, s165 GO-M. j. T. uod
ct a1 Va. Morton r. fIaic sf744B-Lcoro1 Rosenberg
n. D. s. Warrior, S1G3.21Albess b1otsc Of af. W.
III. Sccrlet STU,
Ju1,oE SfoInnEnTR-sI1aB II. Dali "a. Illinois Gem
lral Railroad Eonpany; rertttct, 81, 300.
C1nculr Counr--JuDHG nouKns-J. II, Ticer rs.
John 1Icraen, sl0o.J. ". 1IooVer VI. Iarbcrt Ium,
S217D:t
Jup0E DooTu-G w. Trnycr 4 Co. ,1so etc. Vs.
City ef Chicago, 81, M &c. slansiy vs. john A1rl-
anson; vurtlict, sl2l.01.
, 1874-12-11

D1al,ors, ono, pntnoloto. wau A. l,ookeolldt In
poughhoopsio anl Nllwngkoo, aull tho otl,er waa
Church.. llaratio 10 tia only u,io now living.
Alonxo 1'ottor, fathot Of tho Dtsl,pt,.elout,
married tho only .1auEl,tor Of Eliphnlot Mott,
Iroaltout of Union Col1ogo. Rho was lig,,ly
ntol!ectnal, n,a her fnthor gayo her and ler
N. l., prtyato!y collesinto traning. TIlo Gill.
dron nro Clnrkson n. Potter, United statoa nor-
rnKontntlvo from Now York Howard, tic net
ivo mon,bos Of tho gront banhing-ionBo of
1)rown l'ros. 4 Co.. Wall stroet l1oury G., Roc
tor or t1raco !Cn,rc11ll Elwart1 Tuckorma.', the
eminent atchitcct Got. Potter, who wda al,ock-
iinefy wounded ut uottysbnrg Etiphatot Mott,
1soaldonsof Union Collage atld daughter ado.t-
oil witslo a., itfntt of tho death of her 1nothor
ny htisa Stnry Gsrfotsao,t, hs,tl now tho wlfo OF
1lnni!t Thompson, Tho celebrated sculptor Tho
fati'tly 10 = remarkable ono. Henry g. Pottor's
saary ne Hector Of Gtacc Church, to etart With,
waa $4,000. and d bnautift,l rnotory on l}roads
way. It II reported 10 DO now $4,000. II l,o
sltu'tl accept tho olco to which lo Ia called ho
wonld mako Just Ar1ct, n bishop I'D 1owa tloetlp.
UufCAaD, Dec. 10 1874. II.
, 1874-12-11

observations *;xtcccag4t3l and frt3,rrs
srage ot, tho 1;nstcr. Hemisphere.
LONDON. Dec. 1rt-.rf,o following dlsnetch Inns
| hnor rooovo1 f,o,,, rro, Do,,ua,, H.. a,,;ar
ooon 4ose4'e" t'uai -4o4' o"'4'nui' |a' c''1e1
asttonomoro OF THO Amoi2ean expoaltloh to Nasa-
Haki. japan:
NAoAsaEt, Dec. o.-Duriug our observations Of
I'm trnnfit ne Vcnna +o,,np to ,tont,,or ,r,p III,
s,,ni1,. .d on, .,,ss'',,,. "'1n.l s ""a ia "a
aSu,4' stoaa5 I"a aueto''''a1E' 1no ts'ao a'
"hfen ls WAS calculated tho lraiasit would begin
pasted hmhY without our being auabled to rccartl
the oynct 1non,nnt Of tim frat .nrtnct wifi, trust
rorfhv roaulta af,or ,,,o,,. n n,,a,tas -, ~
,,o,,r o,,a ,,,.ea~o ,,s., I"".- ~ 90.
n no., ,''a psloto 'ents reacnea 1ne stage OF hof
second contact, tho ooaerrcr at tho equatorial
! caught giilnrBo of tho Buu atld tho plnnot, and
v;as ou1to successful in taking soyera1 moasure-
ncnta of tho ,,1,rol,a orur. ,t,rtr7 fin ,tnv,,o1
,'t.a ~ ~ s"Sps u't'.4; '"u r r".o,s 4,. ~"
ooN"sou luo "tst n1'1 'ooono euf'tac'S' 1ho et'ao
at which tho lattbr contact occurred TINS OBJ
tanea with succesB mid recorded, Shortly aftpr
tho second contnct, furt,,or measurements of
tro d,uton,o hot,aa,, 1-e.,,., a,,1 ~ 1,,,,
."' "'''"uso Dos"oeA 'e"ua aho 1"o f''''
western ecge "oFo nlatio With tito nllcfomotor.
Tn all thore were taEon 150 nicronetsoal moasurc-
ulents Of tho limo between tho cusps. Ucsides
,ho,o +,,,rtr-,,,o ,,or,o4,,a ro.,
, 1874-12-11

Report OF the Trtrhtccs of tho .sncK-
sonyillc fa.Y3.lao Asy1uttl--A Visit Of
Inapccttoz1.
s,tciat Dispatch to 7he Chtcdao Tri1uuc.
SpRIHaFlnIp, ILL.,, Dec. 10.-I'Io 1rnstoos Of
tho Hospital for tho 1nAane at Jacksonville have
made their report to the Governor. It contains
much information OF interest, a,ld is hardly sns-
cuptiblo Of boing condensed into synopsis.
Tho institution was completed in 1851. and has
G1sn In operation, therefore, twcnty-thron
yoarp Its capacity is 600 patients, double
wllat 1t was originally intended to accom-
nloaato. notwithstanding thera aro two other
asyl1ms In the Stuto with uearly oYual capacity
with it, 1t has about 90 por cent more patleuts
than can 10 properly trcated md provided for.
Some mitch needed improvements aro hintod at
In tho report, but tho Trustees contont tho1n-
selyoH with Il statement Of tho wan.a Of tho u-
stitution In tllB regard, leaving 1t to tho Gov
ornor to make T. recommendation for M nppro-
p1iation or to the Legislature, after knowing tho
wants, to provide for thom. Quo hundred
thousand dollars yearly, beginning tho
1at Of July, Ia nskol for for current
expenses for tho na3t two years, all}
$40. 900 ycaYly for tho sams time for ropnirs nn}
furniture. Tho daily average Of rationts in tho
il,stitut'on for tho two yours paat las heon 477.
reports shows tho necc6aity n,sd urgency OF
plnclng insane porsons promptly ln asylnn,s, AZ
will Do scon BY tho following tabio OF thogs
aftor attacked, II por cent got vol nd-
mittod from thrGa to Six 1uonthH, IS
per cent got well; admitted from
Biz to twolyo months altsr, but ~ per cont lave
been curoa. On tho day tho report was COLI
cluaed tllero wora untlor treatment IA pationts
--232 maleH md 2l2 foulaloa. Five tnousnllnul
fourtoon patients l,nyo been tranted alnco tho
woro sroatiy improved wi'o t twoiiftha t' Of tIo a
wI,oto pnmber ronlaiuud iuc,rablo DR.. II.
7. Carrie1, for several years. III charge, IL still
Superintendent aud IL commended for hlB 2enl
and oillclency III tho cnro and treatment OF thiB
nlaAt unfortunate claga,
Gov. Boyerilgo left hero to-day for, Jackaon-
vio to join tho Doar0 OF Public Chnrltlea III M
Official ysi.nton to tho various State institutions
located tlioye. Tho Governor intends 10 bp fully
poste III to tho Noos Of tho wards Of tha Stute,
especially of tho unfortunate classes.
, 1874-12-11
TILE IOWA CHANGERS,

15HscHa1 D4sNa7tH 70 TIE tH3tH00 7F7pHNd.
DEs Mo.aEs, ill.,, Doc. 10.-In tho Etate
Grunge to-day, the TreNsnror reported the se-
coiptH Lust year ut 500, ,393.82; expenditure for
lust yoar, e3l 507.71; balunoo Oh hand 9l,ss3.1l.
Tho State Agont reported tho business Of A!a
olico for tho year at 100000. The saving to
tho Grange by tito State Agency Is oyor '27, 600.
Tho Committee OIL tho Railrond Ta,ilr law ro-
ported TINT II was not tho law they wantol, and
appointed to ota.nino atd report npon the nar-
row gaugo rallfogd now III operation. The Ootu-
mittee will haya passenger train ut their acryioo
to 60 tu Amea anu roluri..
, 1874-12-11

markn ''ti'ho ora,go.fcyor pnlnatcs nt loo in
tho Rli"t1e. Mover wnH tloro nnythtug like 1t In
thls section. Tho Democrats Gay tley aro E1ad
tl,nt tiny liavo lsvol to SEQ tis hour. Hut what
thoy SOD thin beautiful fs3t. Joht,'s) river ro-
aplondeAt Will. 600,0U0 otango-groyos ton years
, 1874-12-11

tho 1nbft Of tlofraulng thcir customers
wllatovor to do with tho getting up OF tllis arti-
elo, antl waH not ono Of tho sloaora ltorvlowotl.
i1o, howoyor, for somo roaaop, aoolns to havo
boon BoiorsoA as IN objout nf nttnnh for tho pnr-
ltrncttccs wcre nut confnol To putty tlealora
fho verdict Of tue jury putu m and to lho at-
Tempt.
An anpeal l.as hccn taken to tho Circuit Court,
mud stollun commenced n nuit aganat Olcott
Dros. last evening fur delivering abort woights.
, 1874-12-11
fag,6li.s9
l4!.bU


s-'t7'-'o'
sarnh J: rrin1ie complains TINT her llego lorA
is addicted to tho exccsiive uao OF Intoxicating
hquors, aud eno wants \ tliSorce.
ITEMS.
A certificate Of good moral character was
granted ycHterlay by Judge Gary to Tloronco
Mccarthy. on motion Of Watter s. 1Iul}, Esq.
Judge ftogors will lear tax-appeals Montay.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
W. +. Moaoley and =. II. Moody began suit
for -. 900 ngninst Charles Il. Crell
Cntlin, Er9srdrott Il Co.. commenced m notion
for e5,ooo againBt Bernard Engel aud 1saac Liv-
ingston.
". A: Porter began INIT In etcctment against
and third asaii,st Tlo,naD Dunno, jay,ng
damages in each ease ut a2,5U0.
Z. I. Eldg!aga sued X. D. Murray for as9, 900.
9. @. Alerrlman commenced d suit nSaiuut tho
pany, oiaimlng $4,000.
Aaolph sclneigser began suit for S20, 900
against the Joliet Iron j. S!eol Company.
HASKNurTCY tTE!1s.
4 discharge was Issued to Edmund eltanahau,
David Hyman, David Leisbnrgor, nnd Edward
Goodk'nd filed petition against a. II. susBfntl
and Henry Lchaheen. partl1ora III tho loathor
b1ls'!tosy ut No. 90 Marriott street, under tho firm
namo Of A. II. Si!sHkin1 & Co. Petitioners CLAIMS
amount to E3l.290. Suspension Of paynlout Of
commercial pspor Is tho only not OF bankruptcy
charged a rufo to show cause Doc. 1G waa
issued.
strERloh COUNT ~ nE1EF.
?. ". DfecNtit3ueo a11oa q = .. fltuh TOT ~ .0uo
h@Naael & g. aaa aMu L. L. Welaon suea Granville
Bates ior Sz,uoo. w
Asuisn =, Gnok aHa LYMAN +, la1T1 h!ea hill
asuit,s1 "utti ue1 " niua4s ~ W. niaop, n. IL.
s~ilt' u. ala T. Lamlaneo, AlnssaBolt Paper Com
Ialiy, 1essap d Lh'l't1, \, L. L. brown u Co.. II.
ttlilu ~ oo.'' - IL. 1io9!o' a. Aft1S y Co., -
s,;aa T. ~ ~ ~ ~, VIZ aHaauous r. na ~
OH Lot IL, Block /, in William jones' Addition
TO oh'caso' ,,,....
r., n.,:. 2 CIRCUIT y COUNT. mn
5oan aiau'soh hnea @ a.. H. nofrell for ,o00.
uloeneGala , ~, ~ Euac.n n. 1ifu o1sl asahst
s,a1HaTaasnn,, u a,.,, aiasaoFt. uHo nn1tnB executor
Lame! eoni!y, aua 1lohry l'nht2 to loIecoso y
tsost1aeea tnis iTF Saao % Oh ehp,E9t a1a te9t 9t
e1g.i,ot y. q talo north ri or Lot ~, IN North
Ada1tlon 10 ,s Gsnoago; -,
prs5zmls, as3orgo Wol1s ChArss WATERBURY,, W
, 1874-12-11

SWbzlrha,..
no .ffEST - FURNISHED HtjIISE ar IRVING
J. Park, ftot ant! culd Hatar neosn improvements, s.,
esorytllH ennplco tar cau{ott hdp twp threp Uni
fnrusho.l hnt,a+. all near tho depot. II. T. RAuE
%, Il laSatlest.
, 1874-12-11

COUNTRY ZEAL E9TATD.
lpR sAI.t:-ElEE; FARM, or cid HU!sEs, ia
~ anrcs improved balance timber; aonA ,sproyunonts.
h"lsn sakon III part rh5n,unt. j. II. KEEi.EI, Ill