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CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.
From New York.
TIE WEATHER.


NEW 1oRK, Sept. Z.
The weather is clear and warm, wind
west.
THE PRESIDENT GOING HOME
President Grant is to leave Long Branch
permanently for Washington ON Wedncs-
day next.
TILToS ABANDoNs HIS CHILDREN SUB
sCRIPToN FOR MRS. TLToN
Mrs. Ovincton called on Tilton Saturday
for the purpose OF getting his consent to
send his children to Il boarding school. but
he refused TO hold any conversation with
her in relation to his domestic affairs. A
subscription has been started in Plymouth
church for Mrs. Tilton, and 81 700 already
subscribed. Rumors of compromise be
tween the belligerenis and the Suppression
IF ali further statements are vehtm, ntly
denied by both sides.
Tributes TO MIR. BEEcHER
The Christian Union of this week says :
Ever since the public accusation Of Mr.
Beecher never has there been more
singular and wonderful testimony to the
tea lfastness, purity and strength of that
faith which a long consistent life of good
ness Inspires. 1t often numbers sky or
seventy letters per cay. 1t con es from
every part of America a I'd indeed OF Il e
world. Many of th,ss letters rie fro old
political enemies, many ir m places whe e
once his name WAS cXecrated, n it 8 a so
no ninatlons have Joined in the tribute.
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New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. :

NEW lohh' Sepl. {.
CoTTcS.-Steady with fair demand. Sales Of
1915 bales at 1915 for mlddllng unlands.
FLOUR-ReceIpts 14,25S barrels. The market
IS STEADY with moderate export demand
4 4Oa5 10 I; good to good extra do 50 1565 80
common to choice white wheat extra western
S. S0GG4O for common to good extra Ohio 50 %
M6 SO for common to choice extra ST Loui,
s. 35a5 80; including $500 shipping extras AT
s. 2Oe5 81, the market closing quiet.
RYE FLouk-lhc market is quiet and steady
at 81 SOC 60 60.
Com MEAL. - Tho market for corn meal is
steady at 50 6od4 % for western Brandywine,
WHEAr.-Recelpts III, s27 bush. The market
lair inquiry and heavy for new. Sales 1885,
00U Dusn atsl l2Gl II for No. spring;sl l5al II
Tor NO Chicago; 81 23 tor No = Milwaukee;
81 24@l 81 Tor No Spring 81 20 for No.
Minnesota In store ii lac IS Tor ungraded
Iowa and Minnesota Spring 81 1901 " Tor old
winter red and amber western; 81 l7al "a for
amber western; 81 &c for prime new amber
tennessee 81 2I51@l 40 for white western L. u
mixed spring.
kyE..rhe market quoted quiet. Sales at
5S99lc for new; SLIGO for old. Sales O,Ou0 bush
old state III store at sl.l0.
BARLEY.--The market Is quoted quiet and
steady.
BARLEY MALr.-The market Is quiet and
Neavy. Sales OIL western at 81 45@l 50, three
months.
CoRN.-Recepts ca sic bush. The market
is IL suaGe amer with b tier business doing
sales OF lu4,U.O busAes at sya.Os FOR
mixed western III st re chiefly S6c In store
S6Hossc atiJat; 90 l95c for white weste n. The
tions.
oArs-Receipts $3.50 bushels. OTIS are a
shade hrmer ana UAe 10 twJ ceuts better
mixed We IN, c4lenl al 54.5Gt. CVa,4 for
" white western il ciuu.A. 1900 uusLels
mixed W stern III sluII nj as
rae GJAJWlns Is the .u!.uuCu grain III ware
T WI I'd
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RUTLAND COUNTY COURT.
September Term, 1874.

Hos. III. IL. WHEELER, Jildge.
Hos. !. c. WHEATON, ''"'
WM. NJ. FIELD, SAe,ft.
Henry II. SMITH, Nerk.
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NoTE.-The "amount of cloudness" desig.
mated by figures, 10 being entire cloudiness d
half cloudiness o entire clearness.
The "velocity" or rate OF motion, 10 being the
highest, and apparent rest.
Authorizations St. Stratus Gu, Cumulus
Cir. Cirrus Cir ST. Clrro-Stratus; Gust,
Cumulo-Stratus; Cir-Cu., Cirro-cumulus; Nin,
NlmhnS.
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MIL burned.

Providence, r. J., Sept. Z.
A carpet warp mill in Exc owned
and occupied by A. d. shat X VS.
burned. Loss, $4,000 in.ut~ nee, $l0,.
00).
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rae IJIJwin5 Is unu .u!ountu grain IN ware
louse fOr the week eAd4Ls sept D:

Peas "a,
pEAsesags otc;cjc Ga.l q Canada peas in
bJnd at 81 u.
hAy-lhr market is teady at eo@e5c
for new shipping.
tioPS-Tne market is 1lru M lO615c
or low to lalr 23at5 for g'Ou 70 choice
CoffEh-Ihe marAet Is quiet at l5AsN for
>uGAR-The market is nrm a d oulet at
s1Sbc Tor Ialr TO good refining s5s for pi ime;
iV4 for crushed powdered; lO4alJ3a Tor gran.
vi tted.
MoLAssEs.-Market is quoted as quiet and
without decided Change. Not ing OF any mo.
kloE-Ihe market is dun and unchanged.
PETRoLEuM.-T market Is quoted as fiimer
Crude quoted at &c refined at lih.
IALLOw-The market Is quoted dull.
Sales OF 5000 hs country at 7l4as ,-l6 5000
lbs city at 81.
TuRrEhrINE.-The market is quiet at 85as5H
for spirits.
CoAL.-The market is steady at 50 ooa6 60
tor Anthi acite per ton per cargo
e, LEAThEk.mAlarket Is STEADY, Hemlock sole,
ana heavy weights at p to soc; California
do. 2692sN orinoco do. at 25]s TO 27J@.
WooL MARX Is irm domestic fleece at
ls,a36 Tor Texas 53u5S Tor tubbed
$500 for prime mess; s23 o. Tor new mess
EGGS MARKET is STEADY at % 2lc for State
PokK-Ihe market Is heavy. Sales at see 50
for new mess.
BEEr-Market Qulctat ;la Oosla 90 plain mess
Sl4 TO Is for extra mess.
BEkF HAMS. The market is quoted as
quiet.
TIERcE BEEF.-The market is steady at s9Oa2l
for prime ness S22a23 for India do.
CUT MEATs-Tne market is quiet picked
shout ers in bulk Sc; bellies llA; hams
In bulk l4c; mlddles quoted quiet long clear
at l2aal21s.
LARD-Ihe market is quoted as lower at
l4Hc for prime steam.
BUTTER-Market is steady at 2265Oc for new
western 27a3lc Tor new state,
CHEEsE-The market is quoted quiet at ug
l3a4c for common 10 prime.
WHIsKEy.-The market is quoted as more
active and decidedly ilrmer at 81 OH.
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Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 7.
Fairfeld's paper mill at Hol,oke was
partially destroyed by fire last Ii ht Loss
$4,000.
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view YORK stock ana Money Market.
LATEST MONETARY.

NEW YORK. sept. q
Treasury disbursements to-day amount to
s2os 600.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to $685..
900.
Prime mercantile paper at 5S G per cent.
Money at 292H per cent.
Sterling DUH and heavy at 4,s5X@4sG for 60
days, and 4.sss4ssh for sight.
Gold only one price to cay. eek.
Carrying rates 1t J.0ih PER cont.
Loans lat.
Clcarinss In the ID Exchange tod y, sit,.
100000.
ilroad bonds nrmer with prncl lie activity
In Pacific.
state bonds Il NOR. Missouri skies advanced.
Governments arm aud active.
Stocks declined fiact on on the first call but
soJn recovered. and d. IN, close the market
was strong a the highest pJint Of the day, ad.
vanc ranging k@iM.
Among the sales to-day were $4,000 hares CT
w stern Uulon 2l,OOO Pacific Nail 900 Erie;
" 600 Lake Shore; 10, W Union PacInc 1000
New York Central 5000 ROCK Island; COCO st.
Paul aud 1900 Wauasn.
Gold closed ut 1913.
Money at 2d2j6 per cent
GoYernme Is ,ctiye.
Sta Z bonds quiet.
Stocks strong.
Where blanks occur there were no bids
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE
NAaIIINGTON. Spptpmbpr II u IN ,

WAR DEPAKTMENT, I
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, September II D. IN.
PROBABILITIES.
Over the lower lake region, stationary
and falling barometer, somewhat higher
temperature, partly cloudy weather and
variable, mostly southerly, Winds. Over
New England, rising barometer, fresh and
brisk northwest winds, stationary and
lower temperature, partly cloudy and clear
weather.
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Alta meeting OF the directors of the
State Agricultural Society held last even
ing, it was voted to offer a premium of
S35 for race of three year old colts, as
follows:
Third premium. ............,.... s
Entrance fee $3.50.
The race will take place at II o'clock a.
m. on Wednesday morning. All entries
should be made with Henry B. Kent, SUPER
intendent of horses.
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Horses.
STOCK HoRsKs-sEoosp CLASS.

sTOUk HOEBks-sECOND GLASS.
Leach Fish, l stallion, years old, Bay
Leicester.
Chas. nj. Sherman, Clarendon, l stallion
3,years old, White Lip / stallion, years
old, Sleigh Bell.
DIR. s. W. Smyth, Rutland, 1 stallion, 3
years old, Ethan Allen Star.
Leonard Fish, Ira, stallion, years
old, Young Sherman.
VIM. Kilburn, Ira, | stallion, 3 years
old, William.
Samuel Arnold, Ira, 1 stallion, year
old.
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MAR ltIAGES.

PORTER-LEONARD-O Wednesday, Sep
temDer2 2, at the residence or the BRIDES pa
rents, by the Rev. Mason Neble OF Sheffleld
Mass, Julius W. Porter OF Lake Dunmore, W..
70 Hattie L. Cheadell Leonard, young ST daugh
Ter or Jason S. Leonard OF New York city.
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DEATHS.

NiMS-In Rutland, .september3 Supply Minis,
aged IS years and 2o DAYS
Funeral at his late residence, No. 10 Wood
STOCK avenue, to-day Tuesday at 10 o'clock
a. m.
, 1874-01-04
CRIME.

Joseph Henry was fined 500 by Justice
Scully yesterday for swapping revolver at nr.
Danneu and Frank Kingsley, OF No. 555 South
Canal street.
silas Vehon was examined yesterday By United
States Commissioner Hoyne, for alleged fraud
under tho Bankrupt Law, and was held in bail Of
$1,000.
Daniel Mccarthy and John DIackmore we're mr.
rested yesterday By the First Precinct detectives,
upon suspicion OF having robbed o trunk belong
ing to peraon living in New York, Tho trunk
was thrown from Michigan Central Railroad
train near Jackson street crossing. They were
arraigned before Justice Doyden, who held them
for further hearing.
Mrs- Kelly complained OF her husband John,
to Justice Boyden, yesterday morning, alleging
TINT he had beatei, her. She WAS lame, aud .
physician's certificate she presented ret forth
thu, her loft knee would always be stiff. Tho
injuries received by tho woman were too severe
to allow Of letting the brute OF With q tine, go
he was held to answer at the Criminal Court,
aud placed under $500 bonds additional to keep
the peace.
About 6 o'clock yesterday evening, as 1lr.
Samuel Hiil Of No. 23 Silver street, WAS walking
on Canal street, between Jackson and Van
Buren, he was seized from behind by three men,
thrown down and choked, while they rilcd his
pockets. The highWaymen obtained only 81 and
gold watch chain, but that such an attack
could take place at such o time and Oh such
frequented street is sufficient evidence Of the
desperate character of some Of tile ronghs in
this CITY.
, 1874-01-04

ed u OF 5ox10o IT, with improvements, dated Dec, 81,
1873 !; consideration, s, ,o0o.
Holt q, 25l + n Of Division ST. ef 2911o 40 #,
dated july 10, 1872; consideration, 5000.
Ktnze st. 25 It Of North Market st, T. 2sx1o4 80
It. With buildings, dated Dec. So 1878; consideration
orchard st, 100 It Of sophia st, ef, 76z124 IT,
North State st, IN it Of Division ST. +, 1nd1yided
i Of 70 411oo1l3oH It, with Other M property aa'eo
Dec. 81, 1873 consideration, 10000.
Lincoln st, 500 # OF Milwaukee, AZ, ~ 2s1l32
#, usted April 16. 1873; consideration, s.
Ii ro o1as9 T. WaTa 5s9I to !! william Z Johnston
Wallace st. 16 It Of Thirty seventh st. 241133H
#, dated aarch ST.: 1s73 consideration, $3.50:
Stewart nv, los # Of Napoleon Place f. 25x125 It,
dated Dec. 2l, 1873 consideration, S., 500.
Same as the above dated Dec e. 1873; considesa-
Union st, Barber st, f. 25 7~1o1oo II, dated
DEG. 29, 1873; consideratioa, de- s. o9o - xo7,
consideration, s., 800
carroll A. is5 elo Of Elizabeth st, I, 25x1e7 IT,
dated jan 3 consideration, s., 500.
Fulton st. It's # Of Lincoln st. I, 251106 IT, with
buildings, dated Dec a. 1878; consideration, $3.50:
Indian: AZ "a # Of I;: = :. 24114
iadtsna ad s ". 2ss # Gss 1t It. 11e4
It, dated April Is, 1878; consideration, S, 900.
~ Wsh a between h and ter :, st.
consideration, So co., Simeon aears to State Savings
Institution.
West Adams st, ITO # IF Of Clinton st. 1, 241{1178
It, dated Jan 8 consideration, $4,000.
SOUTH or CITY LIMITS.
Lot 10 and Il 20 it Of Lot II, Of Block 2, Walker
Stinsons u Of " 4 Sec 2, 38, IA. with improve
monta, dated Dec !, 1873; consideration, se5,ooo.
George c. Walker to Annie NJ Davol-
Of Lot 10, in Roaenmerkels Block 81, Sec 16, IS,
Il, dated Dec II, 1873; consideration, $500.
Lot ~, in Block 4, Of Wright J. Wiudett's u u
Of sw Sec .. 49, H. dsted Nor. J. 1878; conaadesa-
ton, $500.
WEST CITY L1M1r9-
Lots S and 6, in y Block 8, Joinstuns n of 9
x Sec Sc, 49, u, dated Jan. 3; consideration $500.
SUMMARY FOE THE WEEK.
THE following is the total amount Of city and
ing Saturday, Jan. 8: City property-Nnmbcr Of
esles, no. consideration s., ,5u. North Ct city
1irnits-number OF ss!ea, 8: consideration, s1o,:oo
tion, ST ,44o. West Of city umtteN1mber Of Eales
3; consideration, slo,soo. Total sales 1so. Total
consideration FL ZSG g81.
, 1874-01-04

saya your money, and make Jour own clothing Oh
tho celebrated Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machines,
ghich c.n be purchased BY making small pa5men
down, and the balances payable in from one TO two
yeats, 6aiesrooms at No. l97 6tata street.
, 1874-01-04
RAILROAD NEWS.

The Pittsburgh D. Fort Wayne and the Pan
Handle Railroads, both Of which belong to the
Pennsy1vauia Company, having successfully
weaihered the strike Of their locomotive en-
gineers. while making all possible efforts to
retrieve their losses, have just been attacked by
d still more powerful enemy.
The growing up Of the Pennsylvania Company
to one OF the most powerful railroad monopolies
has always bean watched with q jealoua eye by
the baltimore l. Ohio Railway, but, up to tho
panic, they cou1d accomplish but little against
such IN antagonist as Col. Scott. Since that
time the Pennsylvania Company las been under
cloud, Col Scott losing large part Of his for
tune by the tumble in railroad stocks. The
notes Of the Texas l. Pacific Construction Com
pany, which is the lessee Of the Texas Pacific
Railroad, and which failed shortly aftor tla
panic. we're also indorsed by Scott, who, on ac-
count of this additional misfortune rendered his
resignation however, vas not accepted
to the Pennsylvania Company. The Baltimore
s Ohio Railroad, to add another load to tue al
ready heavy burdens Of the Pennsylvania Com
pauy, now steps in and reduces it's rates to such
figures no Railroad Company could rroftably
adopt. They haro made the following reiuc-
, 1874-01-04

The Undersigned Assignee in bankruptcy Of Mes2rs.
Dche1ton Jeffrey, offers for Ralc ut their old store
No. sc Washington street {opposite Messra Field, Lei
ter Col, large and valuable assortment Of cloaks
sus corsets and ladIes' and chdren's underwear Of
every description.
Tie above stock Is Of most excellent quality and n
coaEs, uIs, and boas and all must be sold regard
less Of sacrifice
Prices will he 10 reduced as to compel purchases
from a1l who call to examine. DAVID L. HoCGu,
CHICAGO, Jun. 3, 1874 Assigned.
, 1874-01-04

This we}lkno*n house, In retiring from tho dry
goods trade {now located at 324 Vest Madison strec,
has made still greater reductions, the entire stock
must be sold out by March 1. It includes cloaks,
suits, shaw1s, deess-gaoIa nannels, blankets, EN-
hroideries trimmings, hosiery, gloves, underwear,
housekeeping goods, ETC., etc. Orders taken daily
to manufacture coaks, SUITS and dresses ut tie low
prices offered, md pe5fccftting garments arc guar
anteed in al1 cases. Velvet coaks specially, and
terial brought in to make up cutting and fitting,
done promptly. lot Of French Lids, slightly soicd,
or1y cnnfa
, 1874-01-04

Merchants, Farmers, and Mechanics
He ell attention to the Twelfth Annual Report Of
tho Merchanss', Farmers, nnd Mechanics' Savings
Bank, extracts from which will be found In another
column. The reports Of this old and trustworthy in
stutiou always received with Interest By the pub
It lis how Ills staanch naneI craf has weahc,re h,,
the September gales NTH co!crs flying It's pre5ent
satisfactory and lourishfug condition reflects great
credit upon The management.
, 1874-01-04

Tomorrow evening the billiard hall Of Ness1s Doty
Rhines, rear Of Anderson'a European Hotel, will he
reopened after successful seasoo. It's patrons Will
ind uauy agreeable improvements in it, which will
na1e It popular resort than ever. Tho tables
have all been levoled up, and furnished with new
cushions aud Cloths and balls have also been pro-
vtded It Is unnecessary to speak Of the cues they
are the best to be foand in America. It is also
necessary to refer TO the proprctors for who that
plays billiards in Chicago does not know Harvey aud
"Dumn?n
, 1874-01-04

DO MOI IoB6 THl9 UppbTtnH1Ey.
When business Is good, it often pays young to
break AWAY from It ind seek place to improve
his education Now, when tho time can be spared
we'll not, the opportunity should certainly bo
brsced to brush up in those practical branches that
will BE- Of such assistance tc them all through life.
Tho Bryant sratton College is well adapted to meet
the wants Of this class Of PERSONS and the proprictors
are doing work that will be remembered and
appreciated by thousands Of young who arc being
put In WY to do something for themselves.
, 1874-01-04
Tho fremont Housa

The contrac! for furnishing the fremont House
with carpeings has been taken by the enterprising
carpet man, Spencer H. Peck It is to be furnished
With the best Of everything, and in the best taste
The 'Tremont House" has Worldwide reputation
md viii be In the future it has always bean in tho
past, the hotel Of Chicago" It "a to be opened
about Feb. J..
, 1874-01-04

From twenty years' experience, 20 thoroughly con-
Einced su Of the perfect durability Of these diseases,
that will proher my services free II IN any casa 3
cure Is not effected within tho time rnd upon tho con-
dittons may specify wheu tile treatment iegins DR.,
Clesson Pratt, Palmer House, author OF Aotora:hic
Medicine"
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OUR OHURCHEs.

|ikisrIAN OIiURCn--ls gbt6entn sire .,
between Washington and Walnut.
'rcachiny every thrd and fourth sunday
SirfTyyC-lool at8 p. III. ---'.'
rTDyCT meeting wednesday evening.
. II Il IEriBLE, Pistor.
&EsBI rERlAE-Ktghth Street.
fco,chirg, sabbath ut 10I am. aud Z; m
Pisysr mseti g, Wednesdey 81 ~ y, m
sat lth School, Bpm. Y. A Lansdeb, El.
GrGVDlsJ. 90 Cor. Eighth md Walnut Pc,
|tsl, hing. sabbath AZ IL ',tl., and ~
prsyet meeting, wednesday. "a pm.
Habhs.h school, o. p,m j.. ". hullvsl,
iuo'irtonGent. BKy. y. l.. War,pb.
;GEtIi or rHg EBDEEMan-. (Itliaoo.
H5fA,ns prsytrs. Sabbath ioi On
Ly9nlsS prayer, Adm. ... .-....
ir.v.'rt BERT Rector.
l.aoae serW,e, II Il. Maud lo.am
Nrsper, pm.
s,bhsth school, 2lm .H....
'5t,Ic3 every day, 80.
RkN. l.. }. O'HALLORA.y, Prlust.
|r. JOSEPH'5 CuUHCu.-t0srnan.l cur.
LcT Ot " shut and Cross ltfe.t.
HAS. oSofy Sabbath 1T ~ O'clock =. N.
NespeTs, = y. N.
lla during week days, O'Clock a. n.
REV. q. HOPRMAH, Priest.
\ EltAAN LUTHERAN CHuRCIi-I3th
'n,et between Washington Avenue aud
" luut street,
Preaching sunday morning Al 10 O'Clock.
sabbath school az O'clJek y. m.
HEv. &. DVEIu.C IingH, t'Hstot.
vlNH MINIS CbRI5plAs ASSoCIA-
TloH.--boguiar meeting second Monday
vHsI mDn;h q their room over Rockwell
\ ,J'- book styTe, Commercial avenue.
Weekly Payer meeting, Wildly, a pm. at
H. ". sImLwKII.. President.
HCDNn MISSIONARY BAPTIST
,dIHCH.-COra0T Syoauiorc AM Forty
nf-t strcgU. Preceding sabbath At ii
O'Clock :. m. aud O'Clock .. ~.
sunday school / O'Clock >. ia.
Tie church j. connected with the Illinois
a ISOLATION, Ly nc FiI., AishOnary Bap-
TIT Church u Csiro. u...'
Bgv. sObOAoH LEONARD. TagtOt.
lElCAN HEIHODisT.--Folrt be
tween Walnut aud Cedar.
services, sabbath. IL ala.
~a'Data school, - PIN.
Cla-s meets AZ pm ......
fgOSD FHEh WILL BAPTIST mt.
t-enta street, between Walnut and Cedar.
Service. sabbath, !. and =. N.
REV. y. KICgs, Pastor.
FEE WnL BATaEP HOVE MISSION
SABBATH sCUDOL.--COrrUr Walnut
aud Cedar Stro,N.
sabbath school, . s.TI.
Thsl FltEE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
-Curry's Barracks
s,!'.1ss, sabbath y an, pm. Il n p. Ia.
REV. WV. HELLEY, Pastor.
ilFST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
-toGur, between Ninth and Tenth Sts.
Preaching sabbath, ia an. aud "a pm.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday eyeL,ng.
Preaching InIgy evening.
sabbath school, u pm. John NanBAxter
a4d Mary stephens, supoiiutenicnt-.
RZy. r. y SHORES, Pastor.
ECOSD BAPTIST CHURCH-Fourteenth
street. between Cedar and Walnut. The
only Daptis, church recognized by the A.
ISOLATION.
Services, sabbath. Il an. Q pm. and pm.
hgy. JaCOB BRADLEY. Elder.
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srEA n ESsINEs. nILL, sTEAunoA'

M A-CHIET ER Z
Manufactured anc repaired.
special attention given 70 Hight and heavy
forging, house. bridTe railroad and Jail work
and all work of similar character.
Steam and gas fitting In all its branches.
A fun assortment OF Morris, Tasker ,e Co,
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Brass goods
etc. and gas fixtures ALWAYS on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE A SPECIALITY.
Agent FOR Cameron special steam pump
and boiler feeder. The best manufactured.
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judson',
patent governor and governor valve,
Inc IohO "tus nPiuvo, otS., for sale (:
Two steamboat engines, lSb IBch bore OF
cylinder; iiYe feet stroke, aud IA l,ond nrda,
One steamboat shaft and crank; wTot iron
One engine for hosting freight, I1NlG.
one lOA20 saw mill engine, WIN shaft and
crank for muly or gang saw, second hand.
One new 1Nl2 engine; my own manu'ac.
ture.
Also, o secondhand stsya cutting ma.
chine and jOinter, and warehouse hosting
machine, in good order.
Engine, aud machinery of all kinds bought
aud sold
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STATE OFFICERS.

Go:erg"s l.. BJger.lgc
l..HGtraal .-'tryaruor----
secretary Of 5fItt--tIeOrge II. li1TlOW.
Auditor Of State. F.. LippiLcOtt.
state Treasurer Casper Riiz.
At'or.ry Grups.!-lgur- Il, Et-lli.
SIp,. Public Observation-Disclosures bAteman
COSGRtSsMES.
Senators -lachTI j. Oglosby and John A.
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RsplOsshtative E!shtsstta D.saie.--I,sec
lSIatuts,
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representatives IN The 51tA distrlct.~-
ohn II. U5ery, Wu. a. Lomma and AAtH-
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ssEl,or for the 5O.h di.trigt.--Jussc Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge u. j, Baker, OF Alexander,
state, Attorney. Patrick II. Pope.
,iyrh--s 9. lDCUm.
-herd-A. Il. lTda,
VIM. MArtin--Asses-OrS nd Treasurer.
surveyor John T.. llely.
COUNTY COURT.
judge y. iirOes
\ socisler--J. +, IeCrite and 3. MarcLil.
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Clsrk--JncDb q. Lynch, ~. N.N
Coroner- j Ohm n. Goesnlan. IN
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-30
80 SEWING MACHINE RECEIVED
HIGHER PRIZE.
A fLW GOOD REASONS.

IA Scw Invention thoroughly tested
aud - cured by Lctters Patent.
Mako a. PERFECT Lock Stitch, alike
on both sides, on all kind. OF goods.
3.--liuns Light, rmoOth, Noi-elcss, and
Rapid--bp-t combination OF qualities.
j---Durahic-Runs Tor years without r..
pgirs.
b.--Will do all ylritios OF work and Fancy
stitching IN q superior manner.
81 most caisly managed by the opera
tor Length u stitch Insy he altered while
running, and machine can hc threaded with.
out passing thread through holes.
7'--Design simple. Ingenious, Elegant,
forming the stitch without the use Of Co.'S
Wheel Gears, Rotary Jams or Lever Arms.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which in
sures uniform length OF stitch at any speed
las our new Thread Controller. which fol-
lows easy movement Of necdle-bar and
prevents injury to thread.
s.--JOusiIuCtun most careful and fin
isbed. It's manufactured by the most skill
iul al experienced mechanics, NJ the celc.
brstcl RFMrNGrON ARMORY, IIION, y. y.
Chicago Oilice, % stale street.
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