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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1874-10-29


Alexander, VIM NJ, boarding jurors S 80
Bond. Edwin, Judge elec w Oak tp... 5 25
Barker, G w, elk elec Des Moines tp OO
Boyer, E A & Son, goods for pauper 49,. 74O
Boyer q Barnes, 20 90
80. IA 60
Brewer, II and Son, goods for pauper. 20 90
Garden, q, bounty on wolf scalp....... 90
hopes, ID X, hour Tor pauper 20
Hull, Jasper, county supt. .............. ITO 70
Hartman, Thos, boarding pauper 20 IN
Hess, j N, trustee Richland tip. .. 90
Kalbach and Son, lumber Coal Cr bridge. 756
Kerns, L. elk Cedar tp m m
kentneld II. tfustee DeS MolneS tp.... 10 90
hlssick, hoOerI, GIN osKaioosa tp,. =. 60 90
Leighton and Needham, print'g and blks l5l 20
Leighton, Chas, lumber barn at jail - las 2o
Mel0ne' JOIN, whitewashing at Jail. ..... 10 90
McSrea, Z, trustee Des Molnes tip. .... IA 90
McCarter, Joseph, elk elec Richland tp.. 90
NOrthrup, Il l., rent room elec Osk tn IN
Osborne, l., trustee Richland tp on
Oldham, A B, judge elec Harrison tp 100
Perdue and Sterling, backs'h Door farm N *
Picken, Mathew, trustee Harrison tp 30
Ross, Geo A, cash paid for county I3 Is
Katclif, Pierce, trustee Harrison tp. $50
Shriver, +, cik Harrison tp.... .......... ID 90
Stewart, G ii, elk elec Harrison tp. 600
Snowgoose, III, elk White Oak tp. 22 90
Thompson. Sam1, mapping roads & lands so 90
Tennis, John, trustee Harrison tp $50
Van Wrinkle, Mrs N, wit fees State case. 10
Moptg1' MMeSt91' -. i@S %
Vail, II ], pub notice for bridge ... 800
Worden, T F, bailif ID C Aug 1874 ......... 20 90
A number of claims were laid aside for
want Of time to investigate them.
Board adjourned, sine die.
Attest GEO. A. Ross, j. X. WooDs,
County Auditor, Chairman.
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MASONIC.

TENRI-LUMINAR LODGE, No. Is, \. +. Il \. NJ
L Stated communication Friday evening on
or before each full moon.
C. III. PHELPS, w. N.
L. II. GREEN, Sec'y.
HIRAM CHAPTER No. 6.-Stated commu-
nicatiOn Wednesday evening before full
moon. III. II. KENDIG, II. p.
Z. BAKER, Sec'y.
TUSCALOOSA COUNCIL, II. & s. NJ, No. T.
" Meets at Masonic Hall first Monday even
ing in each month II. HOWARD, r. !. NJ.
II. Z. BACON Recorder.
TIE PAYEN'S COMMANDERY, X. r., No. g.
IL Stated communications second Tuesday
evening in each month.
III. c. LEIGHTON, Z. C.
JOHN II. PERRY, Recorder.
Transient brethren of any degree invited to
meet with uS.
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|. O. G. Il.
FIRE COMPANIES.

NO. 1 The regular meetings are held on the
n l. lst Wednesday of each month at Z
p. m. NJ. w. EDISON, Foreman.
W. w. DOUGLASS, sec'y.
no. y The Regular meetings are held on the
~ -. lst Tuesday of each month at Up. IN.
ED. STEWARD, Foreman.
FRED HEDGER, Sec'y.
NO. - The regular meetings are held on the
y Ds lst and Sd Thursdays of every month
dt 7:30 p. m. FRANK HARVEY Foreman.
FRANK LINDSAY, Sec'y.
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|. Q. Q. F.

!. Q. Q. F.
fEAHASKA LODGE, No. 10, |. o. o. F.--Reg
VI ular meeting SATURDAY evening of each
week. ID. W. GREER, y. q.
w. b. INGEIS, Sec'y.
COMMERCIAL LODEE. No. l2s. |. O. O. F
y Meets in the third story of No. q, Union
block, every Wednesday evening.
CHAS. BLArTNER, y. G..
FRANK KELLY, Sec'y.
fREACON LODGE No. 2G4, !. o. O. F.-Mects
- every saturday night.
j. W. BOWEN. y. G.
:. W. JONES, Sec'y.
TUSCALOOSA ENCAMPMENT, No. l3, |. q.
~ .. F.-Meets lst ana Sd Monday nights i'm
each month. HAM DUKE. c. r.
\. FEHLINGER, Scribe.
odd FELLOWS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
~ TIOS of OSkalOOsa.-Mcets regularly eve
ry 81 Thursday evening in each month
j. A. KALBACI, Pres.
Z. BACH, Sec'y.
Brethren visiting the city are invited TO meet
with US.
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DAVENPORT & ANDERSON,
l. w. RICE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

H. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
And solicitor of American and European pat
entS. Office No. 1929 Il. street near treasury
building, Washington, ID. c. Practice in the SUI
preme court of the United States, Court of
Claims Courts of the District of Columbia.
Business before any of the Executive Depart
ments Of the Government promptly attended to.
Patents obtained in Washington, London, Paris,
Brussels, Vienna, and ST. Petersburgh. 33
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LIVERY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

1 Il ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OskaloOsa and New Sharon, Iowa. Prompt at
tcntion given to collections. Probate business
and cOnveyancing carefully attended to. Office,
kalOOsa; and with DIR. Page, New Sharon. 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-09-09

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-09-09
GENERAL ALGgANrAsDTHE POLL.
a.l ,ftctaSs ~ t,is.I

1tSthfo. 80 sseAs
Tbs washingiaa sssrf.ppplsps " Abe
Balamsre Sui writes % Ni5aday:
bot little il any confidence j. placed here
IN lhe rualors which Rave been fiOatihg
around among the New York politicians
and others that the prrsident hhsshown .
disposition ,o,sy quiis With senator Fen
ton. Mr, fent0p's friends kuod nothing
of tie matter. aud h is ndt UelleStd either
that The influences of Senator iicukiipg with
the President has 70 wancd rs 70 PERMIT pt
the latter making .auy 6veftutss - Nf.
feHtBn. or tliSs M. fcutsn himself has
nnythidgto gaifi i,y brcsking arbisyfesent
political alliances. Itsecnis 10 be general
Is undrstsnd ihai.if the Deuoers,s carry
The Nee ysrE LegiAs,ure they will send
10 the Seilate iiiquitio Seymour, who Is q
brotller. .i1sla& d Mr. Conkliua. : ~.
Although Mr. Seymour issush . radical
DcmocrHi. there l. no question that Mr..
cnlkla q. &sbla rrSicfY NJ Sh9 hia ~ NE
Senate To lis present eoIIeaguc. 50 that
Nv. pentdh really cad expect uofifng 10
ihs,xs5pf political praif rncps eytghbsF5d
'he esIfal himseif sbioHg the sdbpof'4fl M
GeneraI Grant. aud both he and his frichds
,hiuk tha, the 1kbsrsl Repablieahs will
hold thslbalahca cf,pssuiip the next leg
islatsre and he will Tins be able 70 secure
lis own recollection. President Grapt has
pt,,nlsed " 10 present at the Soldlers kc.
.s.. s}<.s a n, .ls A Vtnsufhau uw ewk nd
shat sesms u eniSssbt 10 tInt cOt.necticn is
that Senator Coukling viii seccmpaay him
a. bis best man. which be llss IN fact been
ever since he gained the plsee next % the
President. iOriuerIy held W Senator Nor
tone. a. ~ ~
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The sdsise Of Mr.; frelcfiek. Douglass
that the Southern negroes should migrate to
tLose States where the colored people are
already eilhat in tue la'0vfity sf ssfy close
70 il. has siarusi tlle RieLnynd Enquirer.
That iuurual has cylne 10 the conclusion
that ie csbnbt u Hslispedsed with in Wiz
ehia. AS lilly and seliselcss.' il saSs.
'as We keow him u % Ralitically. wc arc
not ready yet b part with him. 'rlhp.
WY don't you treat him iairly aud square
Waski@gtoa 1ispaglSeta.
f5a ATE nisla kch-lsr r1stics. sou inten-
tishaIiy niisreprescnt Us. We are not at
all alarmed al the proposition. because Ill
sensitge siosl ll,ast at bece ljefe,sse lts ut
ter k6Airlit5! sfhene sroes cahhvt b. re-
uidssd shdde1ly frosi Asy Df shrso states.
aud that iact slposs any ON wisha parli.
.vlr. .of prsciicsl cvmnOn seVsc in, .his lra.i
tiAlst u ees- 4izs II oner .nnl, kitbbdt ssfgd-
menl, ahG that swhy a6kls content wa,
the situation. We aSePt tho inevitable,
md are aossilly cnessh tsewrnsealnst A..
lit there Vas sd5 Way JPcd fOr thsit reno
val we sl.culdibsfl,a .frst. q ailiocate their
speedy sspnaimf frym the white races aud
their cslouizatlon ia some distaa, country.
but not inApy plpssf the Cy,lizsd States u
this unah. llBhtkIst isimpesAble. ALL
tue sbipssg The world ppd All The Iamey in
the land ecutd not dePdd ise tnilIious or
Is.vp ese million, ef blacks fs0m oussh6fss
'tNN44N - N " a.Nf fsx&N u
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sourIi'Sa n 4 ssNr

Isnrntosa Letter n Na~ York snn9
"a kew Yorker WIS Iasrrle<cd to q
cl>veIAnd genslsnsan to-day, and not
hearlnf hIu nunv dl~iincsIy fxonrksur
|r' b,,x parloa, sIr, but fdIdh't enfcll
your name
b i.Bot my name ma vefg hakdtmcto
catrb,s replied tbo eeutlemnnrf rerhaps
ills The harle-i nsnse yels aver hsardsh
Hardest name ever heard. rIl tet q
bottIeof wEne that my lr:ins,is Harder
replled.shs New Workers ~
s.Aii5i9Ft, Msl ere cIetelspd nam
rmy nrass NJ sloas-sxmass ! s'ohe.
n hard enuv'sisn'tt, gYiake .hIa bottle
of wipeg' = ftevsl 1T ot bpGana ffzL
Pretty Sdfd nanse' sxe'&incd the
New Yorl,sf. klit d, fAnas 4 Harisr--
Norman n Haiodt -siid r BET piy 9an'c
Sss harslerg - ii-i 80 ! gnsls : -
TAsjokp coil ~ stous lustsnslsTi'n
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H.. LRIryuIr. gfsduste ofIfasfson atedi'
Al esh}axe. {hilsdAiphia. nof ~ txtffNl sala-
ks &sYrss usn H. sots@d'ted ~ W. uiAca*s ~ tte
ks<51.(<f ~ AIRY rre~asy lsIssh BE has uiade
Il Y6n<sx5.k 11sAa 4 ettisxf NJ u.sAN q ifiasle ne
u 81 ~ PV1|| ~ y MI ss'tst ~ is|aAt'Hx W y bow
1;| h. S. ;3|' NJ xsx% with +f~c~<< tA<r* qua
s.,1..>j fsfys}. 49, fe .@auSl<As Ti,ast " d..
ls1e1 rsa n Iess<f - sF'biusi 1n'pton'-
=. s.ss ssAs}SF P5SSg''ss|. -.
f7"" " ~ Ut j. n. pYOTT. N. u,
fhs.lsl4a and surgeon. .isl Duane So y ,.
-. al hnG W Isi.lti
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.nlsLisaSyiI % ssstGua 80 . aiisns
.siaiR 81. h sasar ssi III neisstsait nid
.si-rE1uZ ss54 s7TF.Tsr7 Il EEzsIg y a..lsa.
I N x lTERMS---S
z ss1fs551ib SIsaea ~ stsEg sis 80 ea
In B, bMfqsus snn On ali .Asialas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-03
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The HiOMIRch ~ m ANenger.

For every breach Of the laws of health that
we commit the stomach nhicts penalty.
Headache, .biliousness, nervous tremors, de-
bility and mental depression are only few
of the punishments whlch an outraged
stomach is capable of imposing upon ny. TO
bring back this vengeful organ To its normal
condition, To placate, invigorate anu regli-
mte IL, there is nothing IN the wide world so
potent as course of HostetterS stomach
Bittcrs Under the operation of this beneh-
cen. Yegetgble corrective and tonic, the gas
tric becomes pure and healtniul solvent
and resumes It's NATURAL tiow. The effect Is
the same on the hillary secretion, and in fact
ON all the auids OF the body, aud the Tinal re-
suit is the removal of every painful or I'M
pleasant symptom accustomed by the rebel
ious action OF the digestive organ.
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Triba,e Lee,

The following tribute % The character
NJ Robert u, Ice, il extracted FROM the
speech Of Ben llill, OF Georgia, deliy'
cred before the Southern Historical So
clely, IN Atlanta
"When the future historian comes
10 survey the character ~ Ice, he viii
ilnd him rising like u mountain nhuNc
The undulallng plain ol humanity, hhd
he will have 10 liz his eyes high to-
ward Heaven a. catch IL summit lie
Possessed every virtue Of The other
great commanders without their Vices,
lie was u foe without halei friend
without ireacheryi n soldier without
cruelty, u victim without murmurlng.
lle was u public officer without Vices {
u private citizen without wrong u
christian without hypocrisy and man
without guilt,
lle was q Caesar without his ambl-
lloni u Frederick without his tyranny I
u Napoleon without his nelllshness,
aud n Washington without his reward,
lie was Obedlant 10 authority ~ n SER
want, and ~ royal IN authority ~ u
true king, lie was ~ gcnlleas woman
IN life modest and pure ~ n virgin IN
thought, watchhIl ~ u Roman yeStnl IN
duty; submissive 10 Inv ~ Socrates,
aud grand In battle ~ Aschllles,'
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW York, September 2.--Gold
opened at 81.
II p. M.-Gold o..
Exchange duh at lS9GIiS9!; sixty
days, S6lMS7; commercial, Sl@S5.
1880 A. M.-Cotton steadier. Middling
Orleans l6lc; mddling Alabama, lGYc;
mddling uplands, 1853; low middlings,
l53c; strict good ordinary, l5ic; good
ordinary, l4ic; ordidinary, lS!c-lower
to sell.
300 p. M.--Gold closed at 81.
LIVERPOOL, September 2.-Dull and
easier. Uplands, Sd; Orleans, S5@Sld.
Sales 1000 bales.
GALVESTON, September 2, 10 A. M
Cotton quiet. Good ordinary, lac;
middling uplands, Ice.
Gold %,
Hides steady. Dry, with q yeay
strict selection, l04c; damaged half
price dry AZ they run, l6c; wet salted,
selected, DC; butchers, green, 7C974c,
NEW ORLEANS, September =, II \.
M-Cotton quiet. Middling uplands,
1859, low middling, ice; good ordina-
ny, l4c; ordidary, l2c. Sales 100 bales
Exchange, 3l!@32; bank, 81; sight,
lGl5-l6 commercial, I premium.
Gold, 0Img{.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains ~
Dallas.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

IT. Matthews Episcopal Churrh-t,orncr La
mar and Elm streets. Rev. =. ID. Davenport,
hector. sunday School ut am. Services
nj To- Am. and y pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church soyth-Gornsf
Commerce. aud Lamar streets. it'N. III. W:
i. Eqsterling, Pastor. sunday school ~
n. m. Services ut II Il. IN. ana ~ y. IN. ivy
mission services, Swiss avenue, east paIlas,
al II A. ~, and corner Young anu hrNaS
streets. ntap. n. every sabbath. Rev. sam
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic Churrh-Bryan street me" puilu-
iugl-Iev. Father Martinez, Pastor ser
vices; Low mas, ain; high mass, iOis a'in''
vospers, ip.m.
Chpis,laH phnrch-Elder II. NJ. Gano, Faslor.
Services every Lords day ut u a. M, ana ~
pm. sabbath school at % am.
Missionary baptist Church--PauerSnn ave
nue.. Rev. Abriim Weaver, Pastor. Sunda!
school ut ga am. services at lU5s am. ana
Sia pm.
PresbyteTlan chnreh-Elm street. Rev \
y. Smith, DID,, Pastor. services every Sab
bath nj l6i,. Am. and pm. Weekly prayer
meeting "Wednesday at pm. sabbath
schOOl sabbath morning AT y O'CLOCK.
Methodist Episcopal Chureh.-.Preaehing eve-
rs sabbath at l0:D q. IN. and p. M; class
injecting " M; song service T:S0p y. M; Sunday
school 9 a. M; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings ut 4 o'clock
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BRADLEY COLLINS.
The Notorious Desperate In Irons.


!penison News, September H.
The murderer and desperate whose
name heads this article, is at last in
irons, and left this morning, .Septell'
Der LIST, in charge of Deputy Marshal,
J. NJ. Brown, for Fort smith, Arkah-
sas.
A sketch of his murderous deeds for
the two years past would fill u large
volume. 10 the inhabiants OF the
Nation and Texas the name OF
BRADLEY COLLINS
has been terror for these two event
ful years.
HIS deeds of daring robbery, tlendish
murder and his utter defiance OF OH
GERS of the law, are fresh in the mem
DRY of all. The principal scenes OF ms
bloody career have been through lhe
nation and on the frontier OF Texas,
About two weeks since, United States
Deputy Marshal Wright received in
formation of his whereabouts, at u
point about two hundred miles west Oi
here, aud on Friday, the 18th, he
brought him to this city heavily iron.
ed.
HIS APPEARANCE
has everything in il indicative of the
desperate. In stature, he is above the
medium, weighing l7j or $50 pounds
is probably forty years of age, has
long sandy beard, n cold, grey, treach-
eroIs eye. the upper front teeth mis-
sing, with an eye tooth protrhding,
tdsk.like, giving him the appearance
ofa wild animal ut times he appears
penitent, and at Others even Innocent.
When theshucli!es were taken OH on
his arrival here, he drew a sign OF re,
lief, and mlRmured that 1t was "hard
for an innoccnt man to he CALLED ana
calloused 10y such irons
we are not permitted to divnlge the
incidents attending his arrest, bnl 1t IS
enough to say that none but a brave
and determined man aud officer would
beard the desperate in his very den,
when surrounded, as he was, by fully
two hundred associates little less des-
perate than himself. This i. NJ.
Wright did at the risk of his own life,
and for such cool and laudable bravery
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The owner OF Longieliow Dead.

Uncle John Harper, the famous blue
grass lurfman aud owner Of LonRfellOw,
died ~ his home IN WOodfOrd county,
Wednesday. lie has been III fora long
time, confined 10 his room aud occupy
lng the very bed IN which his sister,
Betsy Harper, was murdered two years
ago, lie was an old man, marked by
many peculiar traits OF character aud
popular among stock holders aud
sportsmen everywhere, The Harper
homestead, near Midway, is one Of the
finest dcmcsnes In the world. II come
10 the family from the early settlement
OF Kentucky, aud has never been out
OF Il. A more old fashioned place and
n more old fashioned muster could not
be conceived Louisville Courier
journal, Aug. %,
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WE learn that happy family out on
Squaw creek was surprised few days
ago by the arrival OF woman and
several children from Arkansas claim
ing to he the legitimate wife and
children of Mr.. b. The deserted
wife, finding how matters were, left
the guilty husband, and with her little
family renewed her travels, going
westward. She is sensible woman,
and must have read the story of Enoch
Arden to have acted thus wisely. We
suppress names on account Of not hav-
ing full particulars. -LGranbury Vi
delte.
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GEOGRAPHIC.
...I p,pa,ss. to The Dallas o.ib H'r'Ii'
nnraer nanh sn.penslan.

NEW OmgASs, September a'--lus'
M Bardeucy was murdered by AleS'
,glon last night The blOodIhirsly
,,,pnlllon Of Newton was the only
'.lI.e for the decd, liardeney was an
,ndu.lrlous, inollonsiye jeweler lIe
6aym awife and several small chill
,lrn. Newton, Ia la72, murdered l'o'
Ire oilccr Townsend, but being u pct
1.-The authorIllos, he escaped unpun'
Fined. purluS the past two years he
los been engaged In halfa dozen cut
,losand shooting sernpes, lie IL now
h the lookup
The CllIlens' bank suspended this
morning,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-03

vermont Election.

WAsuINGr0N, September 1.-The
dispatches from Vermont use the word
orofractoryr II isamost certain that
Poland, the press muzalcr Is defeated.
Burlington elects n democrat 10 the
legislature for the first since ever so
long ago, His name is Smclley, and
his majority Is eighty-nine. Several
other towns have elected democrats TO
the legislature.
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The Sun I'rnncisco Mint.

NEW York, September 1.-The gold
coinage Of the San Francisco mint dur.
ing the month Of August 1874,
amounted TO Sl0l,0OO IN trade dollars
and S0O,OOO in subsidiary silver coin,
The coinage for the corresponding
month of 1873 was about S2,oOO,OOO in
gold aud Sill 600 in trade dollars.
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Another NIur,icr.

The engineer on the down freight
Monday evening, discovered man ~
ing II few feet from the track, evident
~ dead. The train was stopped aud
the body examined. IL proved TO be
nm Indian, or hah breed, shot through
the breast. The body was stlll warm.
A murder has evidently been com nit
ted Denison News.
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TIIE MAILS.
Arrival and departure VI Aalh Al palla, re'l
nnilf,


Northern nail Rriyes daill ~ Gin a Wl
departs ~ aai inf
Southern mali arrives ~ a.A . mi departs
Tsaas and Pacific nail arrives ~ si.i - lui
departs at la1 y ~,
mall arrives leRpepi MpndAysl ~ y "a de-
paris except hundHlhI ~ % ~,
Denton aud Wise county, lrWlhflllf ana
pnully Allls mnll arrived Monday Mfinfs'
dag And Friday 40 % d lni departs TUESDAY
Thursday ana haiuniag Nc lam,
ClebuThn, ii0Nd tuunlNi Cedar liilll MRhh,
field and Allaipin mall irpaHs Monday Hll
Thursday ~ A,mi AriiNrs "Wednesday nhh
saturday ~ " y ~,
WaEalANhf mail arrives Monday, Wui'
nrsiny nnd frdAy ~ p,md hrphllh Iurs'
day Tlris lRl and saturday ~ ~ iiih, ....
hryrni iiWHht's hllIu anu lnlnn nv,
mail arriyus I "a day, Thursday hnd hAiuil
day NJ ~ mi departs iursiHyi Thursday hnd
Saturday W p,m,
William Iah,s, Postmaster, y, \, Jones,
Assistant Postmaster owen urfiAi lhlrl
plmk W, a. Adams, Mailing tlrihi llltlb
Nrihl, Delivery CLERKS u, ~ huWn, huA llls'
tribuiiug pleTk,
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Rutgers COLLEGE.

NEW YORK, September 2.--Rey,
Charles +, Deems, formerly Of North
Carolina, pastor Of the church Of
Strangers, has accepted the presidency
of Rutgers female college in this city,
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Captain Whaley, on the Wichita, in
Clay county, this year raised $4,000
bushels of oats, fifty to sixty bushels
per acre. Mr.. Whaley has raised
ninety bushels of corn per acre. His
farm is on the prairie, and has no
fence around it, Advance Guard
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OvERToN, August al.--The man sup.
posed to he j. II. Hardin was to-day
released Parties who knew Hardin
well, and who came from ltusk, iden-
tilted him, saying the prisoner was the
wrong man. The prisoner said his
name was Williams and lived in
Waco.
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receives the thanks of a grateful peo'
pie,
United States Commissioner Matt
rice held Collins "a answer lnlipl'
ments, aud sent him ~ Fort Smith ~
above stated,
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A SARATOGA belle tiirts a thousand
dollar fan, but there is supposed to be n
rest in Heaven for the poor creature
that can't pay above three dollars for
ann
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nnmnrrnlIe IrImunnh.

WILMlNGToN, Delp September -
Attic municipal erection to-day, the
democrats carried six, the republicans
three aud the independents one, The
republican majority last year was eight
hundred, The democratic majority
nov II ten,
LATER,
AZ the city election yesterday, the
democrats aud independents carried
seven out Of ten wards, aud on the
vote Tor assessor had thirty majority
IN the entire city. In several wards
there was u combination by the demo.
Gratis aud independents to defeat the
city ring,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
caRRE,yr RAILROAD TIME

Can always be found Ut j. NJ Dram 5, N"'@
Main street. Also, Sole and Silver watches
that WILL KEEP 1T.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once; No. 10 Madis0e Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
M Il M r HIS.
wednesday Evening, Dec. 2, 1874
sc. Patrick's Church Fair.

This deservedly popular festival,
which has nightly drawn together such
large numbers Of our best and mos. gen.
erous citizens who lend their support to
every charitable work, presented last
night an exceptionally brilliant specta.
Gle. Music and the dance lent their
ci.arms to the scene and there is no one
who has yet visited it who has not pro-
nounced it to be one of the most pleas
ant of our social reunions. AS we I'M
derstand this will be the last evening OF
the Fair, we predict for it grand and
overwhelming attendance. The spirited
contest among the societies will close
this evening at eleven clock precisely,
and the splendid gavel and dressing
gown will be awarded to the society
that the largest number of voters will
pronounce to be the most popular. As
yet the F. M. T. A. S. stands foremost
on the list, the total vote polled at last
accounts being So. The Irish Literary
Society, President M. Gavin, counts so,
and the Hibernian Society &c. The re-
suit Of the voting will be published to-
morrow, as will also list Of the articles
rallied and the names of the fortunate
winners.