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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26
a Chicago stage Scene.

This Is from the Chicago Times OF Saturday
"A rather queer scene was enacted in Blue Is
land avenue bus on Thursday evening. A couple
of rufilans persisted in putting huge clouds OF to-
bacco smoke in the faces OF ladies in the stage
A gentleman took hold of the stub belonging TO
one OF the fellows and pitched it out OF the win
dow. This was the signal Tor row, and one of
the rolghs half pulled mis- shooter from his pock-
ct. A live young woman present, however, went
him one better, for while he was fsmblng about
for his pistol she presented and cooked neat lit.
tie revolver at his cranium politely informing
him that any further demonstration would lead to
decided unpleasantness 1t was enough, and he
aud his fellow bully very quickly relieved the
startled passengers Of their presence"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26
the TWIN 8.
FURTHER DISCLOSURES OF THE AUTOPSY AT THE
ooLLKGE OF PHYsIcIANs

FURTHER DISCLOSURES OF THE AUTOPSY AT THE
ooLLKGE OF PHYSICIANS.
Ia the second edition of the Medical Tones We
are Informed that the autopsy OF the Siamese
Twins was continued on Friday last, resulting
in some interesting disclosures. 1t says
''On Friday the commission continued the au-
topsy upon the Slamese Twins, and made some
important discoveries. They found that The two
hvers, which were supposed to be joined only
by blood-vessels, were really one body; the pur-
euchymatous tissue being continuous between
them. SO that when they were removed fro IN
the bodies and placed GU the table they formed
one mass.
The so-ealled Hae. Of portal coats.u1tg is
therefore liver tissue. l. Will be remembered
| that Chang was said to be possessed of one more
pouch than Eng When the liver was removed
| however, an upper hepatis pouch was found also
proceeding from Eng, so that the band contain
| ed four pouches OF perltoneum, besides liver
| tissue. These disclosures show that any attemp
during life to separate the twins would in al
probability have proved fatal"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26
RoWROTHAM K FRAiM ,
Az MEIER

Tho Wilmington Auction and Commission House
No, { EAST FOURTH STREET,
Is now open. Auction Sales every evening at the
Auction House. Consgnuents received daily all
kinds of goods. wares and merchandise sold on
commi ,sion, Persons declining ousekeeping can
have their goods sold at private residences. at
the auction house, as may be desired. All goods
sold on commission promptly paid for within Eve
days from day of sale. Country ssles and Sales of
Real Estate promptly attended to.
We will also keep frst-clsss VARIETY STORE
which will be open daily SUNDAY excepted for the
sale of House Furnishing Goods. such as Chaa,
Glassware, Queensware. Urockery, Tinware. Wood
enware. Carpets. oilcl olhs. Window Shades brush
Goods, auch a. Shirts, Drawers, Hose. Suspenders
Searfs &c, &c, at Wholesale and Retail. at prices
which DEFY competition. Z III and see US and be
Convinced. Public patronage is respectfully So
JOHN S. ROwBOTHAM,
K. FRAIM.
jan2l -d6m Auct'rs and Commission Merchan Is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26
How a Premium egg Plant was
Crown.

The egg paut which took the first premiu a,
at the West Chester Fair last fall was grown bv
q young lady Of Dilworthtown, Birmingham
township. The modus operandi by which ifs
growth was attained was as follows: Ihe plspt
was set in rich garden soil as sooo as the COLI
nights were past and every wish day, wei or
day, the amature horticulturist applied bucke,
fuli Of suds to its Roots. This caused yieorou.
growth, early bossoming and rapid develop.
ments OF the fruit, Terminating in the production
OF mammoth purple egg.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26
Robbery Of stocks and Money

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26-Last evening the res
idsncs of Michael Gallagher at Bryu Mawr on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, nine miles west of
Philadelphia, was entered by burglars and rob
bed of 81, 900 in Pennsylvania railroad stocks
and $500 In greenbacks. The burglars entered
by the rear, while the family were at supper by
scaling the back porch and breaking open desk
Gallagher is an employee of the railroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26
The yaiue of SNOW.

The Orchard Committee of the Michigan
State Pathological Society say that in the
north, the snow falls early and remains till
Spring or warm weather. 1t covers and pro-
tects tender plants, and beats, potatoes and
celery may be dug any time by taking OFF the
snow--that potatoes are not winter killed, re-
main for years In the ground that is not cult
yated and become Q weed. at-sl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26

TIE New York Commercial Ad.ertt,.- Of tie
death OF Senator Wigfall says
Louis I. Wigfall is dead. The name br;ng
back host Of the earlier associations of The re-.
bellioo, when We read with admiration of his
cool, determined daring, enemy th oush he was.
His record was consistent one throughout, and
he died as he has lived, type Of brave ardent,
aud chivalrous Southern manhood
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26
Effects OF the w.stsrn E,sod.

MEMPHIS, February 2i-No trains have Al .
rived here on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad since Saturday. owing to heavy rains
Tho mississippi Central road is badly wash ed
north of Grenada
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26
The Horse and Cattle Disease

SAN FRANcIsco. Feb. PA dispatch from
Portland Oregon, says the horse and cattle
disease has broken out in Baker county, Ore.
gon and is spreading extensively, with yery
fatal results.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26

The Directors of the Mint Is advised that
250,o00 OF the new trade dollars will soon be
shipred from New York to London.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-26

sss .aa.a rs..t oassp -
s-..a= -
, 1874-09-17
FREEMEM SOUTH.
tCnnttnuc,i from tho First 1'uxe.>

Con. Sherman through tho Adjutant-uoueral,
directing that, rs llis proclamation recognizing
Baxter rs lawful Governor of Arkansas Ind boon
iaBuodt ho was to bo protected In tfat poHition
by United stntes forcea If necessary.
Tho President haa abandoned for tho present
Ills lntontlon OF returning to Long Branch,
eyerts In Louisiana dotnining linn III Washington.
1t Is probable, should tho troubles increase In
Louisiana, that to stato mnyb added to J.iout.
Con. 6llerit1an'a department., or Con. Terry mny
be ordered to Now Orleans 10 rank Con. Emory
III command. Though
NO VESSELS HAVE AZ YET DEEN ORDERED TO NEW
oftLEANR,
ttoHo comprising the North Atlantio squadron
may appear in tint vicinity. Theao things hava
hocn considered, aud a largo number Of availa-
bio troops ordered to LonlHana.
In Wow of tlla proclamation rocoentzlng Kel-
logg M Governor Of Louisiana, aud the or1er to
Gen. Emory "nn1er no circumstances to rocog-
nizo tho it1surgent Government Of Louisiana" :"
ovcnts III that State within tho fiyo days from
tho dnto Of tho proclamation arc everywhere
await with moro tlsan ordinary anxiety.
There Is
IN nAHx IN NEW ORLEANS sG0o,DOo TO s75o,D00
COLLECTED from people to pay intorest OIL tho
Louisiana 1tigated bonds, which a,o owned at
the North THO President has cent instructions
to Con. Emory to guard tho bank and in no
event permit tho mouoy to DO drawn hv any per-
BOIL connected with tho Penn Government
, 1874-09-17


ILLINOIS uoaL-MtNERs pLEn0E THEMBELvEa.
SpeclaI D'spatch to Ihc c2icaao Itt9tne.
LA3AL1E, ILL.,, Sept. 1G.-TAo coal-mfnorB Of
Will, Grundy, and LaSalle GountieH, at tbcir
Union District Convention. hold as Ottawa yes
torday and to-day, pledged themselves to aup-
port tho nomination Of Alexander Campbell for
member Of Congress.
REPunL1cAN MEETING AT DEa MONIES, Ia.
Special Dispatth to The Cisieaao Tribune.
DEsMo1SEs, L., Sept. 10.-Ihe Republicans
Ind q menting tonight at tho Conrt-Honse.
aanator Allison aud Congressman LoughrtdEo
wore adyottIHcd to speak. The latter only ap-
poarct. Tho Court-lEouHa was about half full.
not oyor LOO poraons being present in all. Mr.
Loughridgo made good Republican speech, but
q worry poor argument for tho party remaining
longer in power. Tho mooting wna tho most sig
nal failure yet recorded in tho campaign.
THE aourM CAROLINA MuDpLE.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., Sept. 19.-Tho colorod 10.
pnllicauH Of Charleston, who. are dissatisfied
with tho nomination Of Chamberlain. have tsauea
y on!t for mnBs-moeting tomorrow night, to !n-
dorso movement for tito nomination ct aa H.
dependent Republican State tickot, In tho intef-
cat Of honest government. The movement Is
developing great Btrength In many conutioa, oR-
pocially 10 the uppor portion OF tho State:
, 1874-09-17

die. Upon tho Chairman refusing to put tho
motion. IL WAS moved to bnllot for State
sonator. D. II. pinnoy. Fred Sohring, s. ".
Mum, md r. ". Craniall, of Joliet, were
placed in nomination. Upon ballot, sohring
rccoiyoi 0l votes; @. frazier. tho Farmers
candidate. 25, will 8 scattering. sohrlngs
nomination wins made unanimous.
4 motion waB oltored and cnrried, TO bn1tot
for QUO Representative, bnt afterwards recon-
sllorcd, and two woro ba1lotod for. Thoro wero
placod In nomination Daniol r. Hughes, Of
Uroto. md David For.ytho. Of Florence. Tho
result Of the first ballot waB Hughes, 20; For
sytho, OIL ". Wor1,cr, Joliet. 4 1ames r,
Bcgga, l'1aintiold, g.; ". Mooney, Braidwood,
and II. II. StasHon, Of Gruon uarden. Farmore'
candidates, 8 oach.
The nomination Of Hughes and Forsyth was
maao unanimous,
For shcrisf. O. II. Woodruff. of Joliet, George
n. Arnold. OF Lockport (Tarmers oardidate),
nnd John Cappo1. Of AIokoua. woro nominatod.
Tho vote atooa Woodruff, II; Arnold, 39: Onp-
psi. IL. Woodruff NAB then declared tho eandi-
dato by n unanimous vote.
Eugono Daley, an undertaken OF Joliet, WAS
nominated for Coroner BY acclalnation, after
Which tho Convention adjourned.
Tbs Democratic Liberal Congressional Con-
vention for tIie Seventh District will moct at
Morris tomorrow, after which tho entiro throo
tickets for viii County will be in the fold.
, 1874-09-17
LaaAL!.E COUNTY. ItL.-1fAhD.AoNEY.


OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sopt. 1G.-Iha hnr'i-snonoy
Democracy aud Republicans dissatisfied with
tho action Ut the Convention hold ut the City.
Hail in OTTAWA this afternoon, which instructed
ita delegates That it is deemed 1ioxpodiont to
nominate T. candidate for Congress against
Camnho>l, pct tpls evening. at the City-Ha}l.
The meeting uas largely attended, aud entllsl~
siaBtic. L. ". Dremer Esq., WAS Choacn CHAIR
man, and C. III, Catlin, Secretary. A resolution
was unanimously adopted appointing eighteen
delogaics to represent tasa'le County
In the Congressional Convention on to-
morrow, the 18th, at Norris. The
dolegatos aro as follows: L. ". Dromer, ], B.
Rico, D. r. Jones. J. G. Armstrong, j.. II.
McCormlok, 4. D. Smith, TllomaB q. 1toKin-
10y, Alox Vaughoy. @. II. I. Thomas, Q. II: Cat-
In Donat A!loyeoltor. o. II. etrabot, G. ". ".
l}lake, Washington. 1,,shnell, George Spencer,
David Bernard, aud ]. r. Roardon. Tho dolo-
gates we're instructed to vote fora candidate
e. %n a1ens 1e sme & o4psotoG It Morrs II % t.
morrow.
, 1874-09-17

The Nigfts nH Labrador under tho
Ircnty Of WnsllinEton-Eo Alltlict-
1noMt FonstI Against Damn.
Special Disjhatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept. 1G.-The State De-
rartment has not yet made roply to tho request
Of the Treasury Department for tho formers
construction Of tho Treaty Of WaBhineton re-
garding tho claimed rights Of Labrador to tho
benefit Of those provisions Of the treaty allow
ing tho f1oo ontry Of fish, fish-oi1 ato.
NO INDICTMENT FOUND AoAiasr DANA.
Tho Grand Jury to-day reported TO tho Court
that they bad failed to lind bill III tho case Of
0Aarles 4. Dana. at New York, charged by OK
Gov. Alexander r. Shepherd with criminal libol,
continued IN the New York S,tn for juno % iast.
, 1874-09-17

Sjfcial DitDlIlth 70 TIE CAifaao Tribune.
FoNT MADISON. Ia.. Hopt. 1G.-The twenty
third annual exhibition Of the Lee County Agri-
cultural Society commenced yesterday. Tho
entriob are nut very numerous. Tile display Of
fnr1n products. agricultural implements, and
donlcstio manufactures Is failuro. Tie only
good show made il Of 1GO b1oodea draft aud
fast horses, Which aro the finest over exhibited
in this county, and some fine racoB arc expected.
III tho afternoon, the running race of half
milo dash was won by Lou Collins bay marc
Polly. Time. SO seconds. Tho race for horses
that had noyor trotte!a for prize or premium
beat throe in five, mile heats. was won By Zals
buy gcldng Rattling Bill, Boat time. minutes
sud s SceondB.
, 1874-09-17
COUNTY CONVERSATIONS.

Ill
Suectat Diata.teh to Jhe Ch'caao 1rsoh'K.
JOLIET, sopt 16.-Thc lDemocratlc-Ltheral
Convention for tho purpose Of nominating
county officers for Will County met at the Court
House in this city at 10 o'clock to-day. Owing
to misunderstanding as to tho hour for assonl-
bling that had arisen from MI error in tho publi'
cation of tho call tho Chairman OF tho Commit
too. E, w. Cranlal Esq., postponed tho hour
Of ogeanization until o'clock p. H., III order to
giyo tic abBont delegates tlmo to report.
At 2 O'clock the Convention met and organized
with tho selection Of Samuel D. Smith, OF Joiiot,
as Chairman, aud Augustus A.. oagood, OF Jol-
tot, al Secretary. Tho tweuty-two towns in tho
county were represented fully BY do!osations;,
tho number OF Delegates allowed under the caii
bolng l01..
It has been pretty generally undorhtooa BY
thos0 Interested that an effort would be ma1e ny
tho candidates on tho Fanness' ticket, aud 1ta
newspaper baoker ut this plnco, tho Sgnal to so-
euro NJ Endorsement for their ticket at tue hanua
Of this Convention. a stormy timo was oxpect-
realized. Tho ohair1nan Of tho County coptral
Committee, alr, Orandal1, after tho organization.
Addressed tho members Of tho Convention on
tho Aub1cct. 1lo produced tho Gull. aud In hta
roma'lss no alluded to tho editor Of tho S'gnat
1le claimed that farley had attomptod to
"ifay Seeds" but that, II ho had sold
II, hD diu not purpose to Rit qnletly
by and see him aollyer 1t without proteat.
TlAt under the GALL this Convention WAS for tho
purpose OF nominating candidates who we're Eo-
fttcally oppoaed to tho two tickets already In tho
fold. It was not tito intont!on to ulloW thoso
who voro not IN sympathy with this movement
to take q part in tho proceedings OF the 0ouYon-
tlun.
Crandall's re,narta wore we'll received, and In
aoll.e |llytaueos. heartily app1auded.
A committee ot Ave OIL credentials Wesa Rp-
pontod by the Chair, viz. ?. O. Haley, Joliet;
Z. Dorsey, Wilmington; John sachu. Mo!eo;
Walter Fddymont. Lookport; aud Jumcs Tyr
roll, OF Troy. Tile CoMmi!toe's report doyol-
oped tho fact tAht Twenty-Five Of the towns were
represented, from four Of which thore wera two
fnlara+fc1a, VIZ. t"o tnssrs IT p!"fra"h Wt'-
, 1874-09-17
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.


1fURDEn0rB ASSAULT.
About noon yesterday two colored man.
William, 2. Jonea and John Lane, became in-
volyed In q quarrel over trivial mnttor. st tho
corner Ut Union aud Meridian atreots, and end
cd it by t1erce combat with bricks. Jones got
tho best Of bis antagonist and, aftor knocking
him down, struck him sevbral heavy blows On
tho face and head with brick which ho held i'll
liR hand Lano's nose was broken and soveral
aevoro, and perhaps dangerous, wounds woro III
lictod about lis head. Policemen at the Nfadf-
son Street Station wero called to tho acone and
arrested Jones, who WAS booked for diBorder1y
conduct aud allowed to 60 undos s200 bonds.
Lano waa taken to his homo, No. IL Meridian
street, where DR.. TAibodo attended him.
, 1874-09-17

9JrcA1 DiSO0lcN % 7H1 CHlcad5 7Fl5l!Hz.
J. Robinson, Of Wasetoitnw, WAS nominated for
Congress to-day, by acclamatlon. by Tho OPPOSE
tiou Convention, which was large and enthusiaa-
tic. Mr. Robinson is prominent farmer, man
OF integrity and great porsonal popularity. and
hia nomination il considered very strong. i
committee from the lloform Convention waited
upon the Democrats and usked Rohtnaon'a non,-
ination. a,d the rcqncst waa choorfully acoeodad
to. Tho best of feong prevailed.
, 1874-09-17

sr. LOUIS. No., Sept. l6.-Hendrapks d oEss'
tendon's book-Atoro, 2ui North Fifth street.
burned tlIa morning. Loss, $4,000. lnaured
IN the Etna, e4000 Homo, Now York, eo'oooI
Continental, $4,000; neymania, $4,000, aud about
$4,000 In other companies not known. baimor
i Wobpof'a muslc-storo adjoining Was damaged
about S3, ,0DU Insupl.
, 1874-09-17

Correspondence qf irhe Chtcaao Tribune.
Ross, Ind, Sept 14.-1ho Independent Coun-
ty Convention met ut Crown Point OF, Saturday,
Sept. II. and nominated: For Representative,
Bartlett Woods; for Treasurer, John Morrill,; for
Clerk, John G. Hoirtnann; for Assessor, John
kloss; for Commissioner, John lloBa: for Sheriff,
Joseph Clark: for Surveyor, Matthew Schmidt
for Coroner, Dr.. Gorlon,--a full ticket. Gteat
ontl.aaiaam prevailed, aud thore Was large ut.
tendance. Lake haH boon ono Of the strongest
Republican coutltieB in tho State, but tic Indo-
pendent movement IL strong aud increasing
aybry tay
, 1874-09-17

john htoaos Of Winchester, waa nominatoa aB
candidate for tho Legislature. But ono nonltsa-
tion was made.' 4 full delegation waa in nttona.
anco Tho current report IL that tho Ropnblic-
ans will con1osco with tho Democrats at tlio
Convention to be held ln Winchester On the 9th
inat
, 1874-09-17
RAll ROAD tRlnGE REPAIRED.

Special Dtypate} to 1hs Chicago tribune:
DpnuppE, Ia, Bo1t. 16.-Ihe nnbAYuetS q n9n. ~.
lcith l!aiiroaa br|goi aoroas tte l1ser & w t asa
SosEs seE oyon a baottor than 5oforo. Tho draw has
been oponod ind qoged aeroral tlmes, s1a ne
eastern and woaseil bonnd tra'na raaaed "ver
, 1874-09-17

SGtftGf DtftntcA " kHc lHlc4H0 fFtUHHt4
oTrAwA, ill.,, Sept 1G.~-Tho Opposition Con-
vention. consisting Of theso WIG approyo Of the
this city IN mass County Convention this after
noon. On motion, Arthur Lockwood, ESQ.,, was
cal1od to tho chair. md George ". W. Dnko was
appointed Secretary. Tho call uas read, and,
nftor somo dobato. q resolution WAS adopted In
tlorsing tho platform Of the Convention Of Aug.
&c at Springfield; also declaring t!lat 1t ia inox-
pcdiene to nominate q candidate in opposl.-
on to Alexander do &c hoa%p9 recently N.,dps put
party, for Congreus III this district. The follow
Ing delegates were thon appointed to tue Morris
Convention, 70 10 held tomorrow: Washington
Dushuoll, Thon,as ], Wnde, unrvey Day, Samuel
y. parr. @. v. ". llake, Dr.. Btont, D. q Hoss,
II. W. Unaerh,ll Daniol EranB, William 0sman,
]. G. Armstrong, Janes Duncan, ". Il. Ailll-
gan, s. Nicholson, J: D. Rice. 4. Vaughey, Capt
Dorning. and s. Il. Lowis. The following Coun-
ty Central Committee was appointed for tho on-
nning year: William 0sman. Of Ottawa; ". II.
Alilliga1> Farm Ridge; Frank ,oisenbaugll,
MENDOZA II. Noustadt, LaSallo aud Cyrus
Shaver nItlaud.
, 1874-09-17
night BY tho choice of Con. Lostor D. Faulkner
az Chairman, with tho usual complainant Of

officers:
Tho Convention romainod ita session until
INTO hour awaiting tho report Of tho ComMltteo
On Credentials. tho time bong passed listening
to 9pcoohes from various mompors, tug tono OF
nll boinE in bympaty With Tue south donunola.
towards tho Southern statos, and Bono talkoa
speelo- payments. .,
Tho Connittoo on CREDENTIALS finally roportod.
Tho report Has adopFod. anu tho Convention ad-
1ournod till Tomorrow.
---- .-.-..... "
THE EIFTH WISCONSIN DISTRICT.
Special Dspntch to The Chicago Tribune.
Fosp NJ LAC, Wis.,. Bopt. 10.-The excitement
oyor tho contest for tho Do,nocratfo nomination
for Congress in this Erin olstflet Is hieh ana
still increasing. Charles A. Eldrcdgo anu Ills
strikers and blowers have been o. work more
than q year, laying wire to receiyo ranomna-
ton Far,v 1oat anrinc hfa hnrt1ost workers ill.,
fs..,7 i,.,. .n,t !1oro ,,oo ~ ,,uo J., trvp, NJ
ios1aoo a'"i '''"s sno'o wa Nv "oo ~ sh 10
the peoplo "ofo against MN and con'a not 10 ILL.,
duced to chango thoir minds. Tho bacl-pay~
steal, In which l1e ncted prominent part, and hiB
brazen apology for tho oroa!-Mo1Elios swn'd!ess
were too much for tue poorlo, nsd they rcbcl!ed
EIdrodgo was promptly informed OF tho feeling
against him, and advised to withdraw, hut lug
insisted upon n struggle. Ever since DO returned
from Washington he has worked early and latc,
aud Eivon two or ttlroo parties weok to his po.
1ltical cronies. Not until lust week. whom tho
| primaries commenced, Wns he convinced TINT Ills
case waB hopeless. All tho other candidates
united against him. Senator Burchard,
delegate in Dodge County. Tho Hon.
Jusoph Villas hnH nll tho deloghtoB In S{anitOwoo
County, aud In ShoDovEan County the delegates
arc about equally diylncl between ex-senator II,
, 1874-09-17


1NpsrEEDkSCE, 1n., Sept. 14;-Thc Ant-afo-
nopeIttt County Convention Ut Buchanan County
met N tho Court-House IN this city Saturday af-
ternoon Although, It raine1 all the forenoon.
tho county regularly represented by delegates
with crctlentials. 'rho Convention was narmo-
nious and enthusiastic. Tho sigma Of the times
arc plainly seon in contrasting this Convention
with tho Republican Convention held Inst Hatur-
day week. at which only four townships wore
represented by regular delegates.
, 1874-09-17
FIRES.


sAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. 10.-Ths burning
Of tho Capital Woolou Mills, st eaoramonto,
yesterday, caused loss Of ovor $4,000 with
MI INSURANCE Of $4,000.
, 1874-09-17
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
DFCtQE OF Surf, OF PUBLIC pBQrENTJ.}
III tf1trOnt 1Ets Hnnf i lRil <

oFGtoE OF SURF. OF PunLto pRorEHrT.l
MADISON. Wts.. Sept. 4, 1874.
Notice IL orcby given pursuant to chapter al Of tho
Laws Of Wisconsin for thu year 1911 that seao proposals
will be received at this oce to of the 18th day OF
October, 1911 for furnishing the Stale With tho necessary
stationery for ia during tho commencing Jan
1916.
list Of tho articles and tho quantity Of zach reQuirod
will 10 furnished 10 all persons DESIRING to bid Oh app
cation to this oco, ahor orsanaisy or by !etto7 ~
stationary to correspond With thu samples now proVides
for npecou thta Office, pursuant to sasd ohhptoe 2
mud To ho doliSorod to tho Superintendent OF tnol
rropory, at tho Capitu In tho city Of Madisons VISA
beforo tho ilrat day Of Docon,tor, 1sH
Each bid must he accompanied By nond ID t1s psn!
sim Of Ten Thousand Dolass e1oCutad By the oiaaer
principal and by 1t loast two resdent tfooolues -
eltoties conditioned that tho bidder VIII furnish soo@
stationery according this terma Of Bis bd shd taa oao
tract entered into In rnssunnop theeof Tho suEstiet
shall attkoh to or tnnrso said bon thof hfscst'o'
ia tho effect that thoy resident faohodess Of thia
Btate and aro each worth tho sum o Yen IaonsaAa ue<
lars oycr ku abo7o ali dobs liabilities kaa
in property stuaod ia this State. Tho Qualification ehA
bo syoonpapod by tho certificate OF Judge or olesk Of
ou.t al Record to the e0ot that ha Il possonhsy ac'
uua,ntod with tho aurses and that ho hooVcs cm to
c oae wos.h thu Ataed In the 1asthoatlon osoF Ana
abeyo MI dohts and liabitittoa.
ooualdo,cd Who shall fusush ssons sboYe indoaed
nfoyidod owovor tlat pretorsnoe will 10 Ggsn to any
bidder residing and doing busiaoas In tho Btaa OF Wls
oonsn hs lid shall bo low that OF any othor bid
dor not doing bu1lnosa In thia Atato. -
z. g. Ll]ND,
Anffhu of nrHn
, 1874-09-17

PEORIA, ILL.,. Sept. 18.-The Republican Con-
grcssionnl Convention in tho Ninth District met
at tho Court House today, and aftor close and
exciting ballot between thu Hon. Granville Bar
rere, present incumbent. and r. II. Whiting, VI
this city, tho latter was sooctod by majority Of
ono, tho vote standing IS to 81, o., about tho
fifteenth ballot.
, 1874-09-17

y THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY,
g1aAdusx, n T., Sept. 1e.-~Tho Democrats
Btate Convention mot to-day. About half-past
u o'clock man, wearing striped shIrt, crowd.
I'd up to tho presiding officers ohsir and ranped
~1at} A s-~ur'. r-ff" ..f !. y p
, 1874-09-17
THE H0M0E0pATHS.

Br. Iou1s, Sept l0.-Quito number Of l,o-
tneopathlo ,physioians from tho diReront Weat.
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, 1874-09-17

TWENTY@TftfFb NEW YbIK HEUTLECAN.
U71uA, N. Y. Sent. 1G.-ElliH II. lloEorta WAS
to-day unanimously ronominatcd fur Congress
on platform favoring Immediate serR towards
the resumption OF specie payment, and opposing
a Presidential third torln