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ANOTHER GREAT FIRE EN-
CHICAGO.
Imunense IDesIruesIon of Prop
eray.
Twenty BIOcIzs sf H3nEIRInE'
in Ruins.
Thousands of People Home

Chicago seems to be a doomed |
city. Another great con1lagration
occurred there Tuesday afternoon
and night which laid in ruins TWEEN
ty blocks of buildings, including
the new post office, several fine ho-
tells, churches, business houses and
residences. 1t broke out at 4.30 p.
m. and ragged until about 1870.
1t broke out in n frame paint shop
corner of Twelfth and Clark streets
where some workmen were mixing
paints, when an explosion occurred
which ignited the building. A
stiff wind was blowing from the
south at the time which sent the
fire rapidly toward the central part
of the city. When it first broke
out perfect panic was created
throughout the city, and all the.
people, including families, mer-
chants and all, began to move their
goods to places of safety. There
seems to have been a complete
reign of terror, and great loss of
property was suffered in this way.
The dispatch says: "The losses en-
tailed by this fire, in the destruc-
ton and removal of goods and fur
niture, are in all probability IS great
as the actual losses of buildings and
property destroyed; for it takes but
q moderate sized fire nowadays to
set Chicago people to clearing out
their goods, and about every store
along Wabash avenue aud State
street, as far north as Monroe
street, was removing its goods or
the most valuable part of them to
places of safety, and the dwelling
houses in the apparent line of tie
fire were not slow in following the
same instinct of self-preservation. !"
The latest dispatch is dated at 3
a. m. Wednesday and gives the fol-
lowing summary: "Some twenty
blocks are burned. Three Chicago
steamers were burned. Three men
have been killed on Van Buren,
street by falling walls. The loss is
variously estimated, but cannot be
given with accuracy. 1t will not
be less than four millions and
probably not over elk millions.
This is covered by about two-fifths
insurance. The following are stat
ed as some of the largest losses ;
Jewish synagogue, $4,000; Quinn's
chapel, $4,000; st. James Hotel
and furniture, $4,000; the Post
Office, 100000; the first Baptist
church, 100000; Church of the
Messiah, $4,000; Olivet Baptist
church Ceolored), $4,000. A num-
Der OF serious casualties are re-
ported. The fire is now complete
ly under control, and no further
anxiety is felt"
These are all the particulars we
have room for this week.
HEAVY FIRE AT OSHKOSH.
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Publication Notice.
In the District court of i.yon County.
Kansas.
Joseph Clayton, Plaintiff.

Joseph Clayton, Plaintiff,
against
Elizabeth :. Clayton, defendant.
FFNlIE said defendant will take notirs
j that she has been sued by said plain
tn in the above entitled suit in the above
named court, wherein his petitionis flied
That she must answer said petition on or
before August 80, 1874. or said petition
VIII be taken ~ true snd Judgment rem
dered accordingly, diyOrcIng said plain
tan from said defendant. derreeing said
plaintiff the custody of all the children of
said plaintiff and defendant. and cutting
on aud debarring said dert from any and
all rights Of alimuny, or in said plaintiffs
real aad personal property of every kind,
and for such other and further relief a.
may he Just. ALMERIN GILLETT,
28W3 Plaintiffs Attorney
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The orators OF the Fourth ali
pitched into monopolists with a
viii. Nobody hurt.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-07-17

Boss Shepherd, late Governor of
Columbia, is preparing to sue Dana.
of the New York Sun, for libel.
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1t has been decided at the in
terror department that after
homesteader has completed the
term of five years, a further res
idence is not required to entitle
him to = patent; also that resi-
dence in double house, built on
the dividing line between adjoin-
ing homesteads, is a residence in
compliance with the law.
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A national soldiers reunion is
announced to be held in forest
camp near Caldwell, Ohio, on the
18th and 18th of September next,
to celebrate the 18th anniversary
of Antietam. The convention
will ignore political questions.
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have room for this week.
HEAVY FIRE AT OSHKOSH.

Milwaukee, July l6.-A destructive
fire occurred at Oshkosh, Wisconsin
this evening. 1t originated on Main
street near the Beckwith house and
proceeded northward on Main street
for nearly half a mile, and westward
to the lake. Some buildings on east
Main street were destroyed. The
buildings destroyed are mostly dwell
ings with some stores and factories.
Loss estimated at a million and a half.
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The report from Washington of
the intended resignation of Vice
Presipent Wilson, has no founda-
ton; in fact the vice presidents
health is better than it has ever
been since his illness.
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Some one has been figuring on
the cost OF our eggs and poultry.
lie makes il appear that we annual
ly consume S42,000,000 worth of
eggs and fowls. That sum may not
be very eggs-traordinary, but we
insist on it there is some fowl
means used in our eating business.
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SENATOR INGALLS, has addressed
the following letter to Mr. Wilkin-
son, of the Seneca Courier, con
corning the new currency law:
In the current issue of Your ex-
cellen: Courier, l notice the fol
lowing paragraph:
"kansas is, under the redistribu-
tion clause of the new currency
bill, entitled To about half s. mil
lion more national bank circuia-
tion."
The new national bank act, bv
fixing the maximum of Ieoal ten
ders at$3S2, 100000, and releas-
ing the reserve on circulation.
adds to the currency of the couH-
try about $4,000, 600. Under the
redistribution clause Kansas is en-
titled to nearly $2,000,000 addi-
tional bank notes for circulation
instead of half million as you
suggest. While the BILLS not al
we hoped to obtain. it is q meas
ure of substantial relief to the in
dustrial interests of the west
which is the herald of smother ers
of enduring prosperity.
Very truly yours,
JNo. j. INGALLS,.
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somewhat as they did in the yin
river food at IIuntingipu. Al
Westtieid, the next tow bow
Huntington, the island an,i some
lowlands were Hooded. bat no treat
harm was done.
The total amount OF damage 10
individuals and 10 the town o.,
hester is S250,0GO The last fig
ures indicate that the total loss will
reach S350,OO0.
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The Commonwealth and Law
renee Tribune are gorgeously ar
raging each other in fowsrs of
rhetoric.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-07-17

Henry Shaw proposes TO deed his
magnificent garden, so long the
pride OF st. Ionic, to the city.
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MADISON HOUSE.
Corner Mechanics Street and Sixth
Avenue,
MRS. S. A. COLEMAN,

tor.
Good boarding furnished at the lowest
rates by the day or week. Furnished
rooms to rent. House thorough
ly renovated and fitted.
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SHERIFF's SALE

July 10, 1874.
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JeURNRYINGs AND VIEWS IN IRE
LAND.
The Mountains and Lakes of Killarney.

Since my last letter, which was
addressed to You FROM Mallow, Ire
land, mn journey has been too rap
idly pursued 10 admit of much sys-
tenn or of regular order of detail
in my narrative. From Mallow we
passed onward to the hills and lakes
of Killarney, and after leaving that
place the face of the country rapid
ly changes from green and fertile
fields TO a-rocky and comparatively
sterile country. Whatever OF fer
tility it possesses must have been
mostly imported by the art and Ia
Dor of man. The real culiivators
of the soil live in the meanest hnts,
and mostly without tree or out
building by which the wreiehed
view might be slightly modified.
And notwithstanding this cCndi-
| ton of the fields, was informed
that these wretched tenants pay, as
rent, each year, as mnch as would
purchase more than an equal num-
Der of the fertile acres of Kansas.
But the hand OF poverty is upon
them, and they have but dim pros
pect of r,iief, unless their friends
who have preceded them to The
United States open their hearts and
their purses for their relief. Many
do, as / was informed, leave the
country by means furnished in this
way.
The little village of Killarney is
situated In the midst of this wild
region, and whatever of Importance
it possesses has been conferred By
the visits of persons who come here
on account of its lake and noun
tain scenery. But the comfort o
the visitor is greatly impaired b!
the presence of the everlasting beg
gar who will be found in number
that would successfully rival thu
armies of the locusts of Egypt. l
: was surmised by q fellow travele
that the prince of beggars had es
tablished his throne among thest
hills and lakes. 1t is not from tn,
cnltiVators of the fields that thes
armies are furnished, but from
> class who make it profession, ant
who have acquired much skill il
the art. The town is abundant,
supplied with hotels, two of whicl
are large and furnish as good &C
, cOmmodations as can be found il
: the larger cities. Although the i'm
7 pediments to a comfortable sojourl
f at this place are not few, the wild
: ness and solitude of some of tn
: localities among the lakes furnis
attractions that are likely to lea
many to visit the locality. 1t wa
my purpose to describe some Q
the chief points of attraction, bu
my pen is unequal to the task. TIL
pencil may furnish a feeble approx
imation, but still the immediate oh
| servation can only furnish the neces
sary view.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons Indebted 70 me for Tax
"A IS tor the pears 1872 and 1873
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are settled within 80 days from the date
oil this notice. I will proceed according
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Fire Insurance! Fire Insurance!

DERSONS desirous OF having their property
Il insured in the cheap and excellent home
company, known as the state Of .hasyiund
Fire Msu.onee C,mpony # Baltimore.
Mary land. d. G.. HAMS, Pres dent, can be
era, fed by calling on or communicating with
the undersigned, ST. inigoes' Pos, Office, ST.
Mary 5 eoanty, Nd.
EDWARD s ABELL,
Local Agent.
Oct ], lg74-tfe
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FOR SALE.

\ TRACT Of land called Gam
"A ELLIE" ted within two nile,
ct ih" St N"ry'> Il yer, IN 81 Iniroc,
District. S, Mar,'s Comfy. Maryland
This Ia, d G" iains Sit ACRES. about T.,
ac'r> "t VII e.. are ar. bic and the ba'arc
welt 'imI"rri. There IL good Dwel-
lin. House -" tho premises
For rms. ANY :"
COMES L DOWNS,
A'ys for owner
Sep ! lS13-if
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am now prepared 10 furnish planters with
i my Patent Tobacco Prizr upon the shortest
RIA onahle noiice. This PriEe IS nov beiuy
quite gene:aiir used 10 Il is iocsiit, and has 30
far, given universal sat, faction. The advan-
tares il possesses over all other Prizes nov in
use are tco varied aud manifold 10 admit OF de-
scrirtion in this advertisement itis conceded
by al who have usei il To b. u great economist
Of labor, and il IL admitted THAI IL places To-
haceo in make, in a condition very superior to
that OF an. other Prize now in use
Prize with railway attachment TO prize two
hhis. alternately, $50. Withouirailway, $50
REFkstScR:
James A Iarherry,
Joseph T Cough, Rev j d rewoif,
Geo = Maitingley, John Diii=hay,
and saany others Wbo have the prize In use on
their estates.
FELiX MORGAN,
Leonardtown, Nd.
June l9, ls13-tf.
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NOTICE..

a LII persons are hereby forexsrned
1 n tr"m CRUISING. or ,rrsspassing upoi.
any part OF my ia,m known as "lisrrow
llIiis." situated near the village of Chap.
iico. after this date with ar without dog
~ gun. Against all offenders. the Law
WI. be rigidiy cnturccd.
GEO. X. GARNER.
Oct. 90, 1S7i-1n.$
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This is Home Company. gotten mp ex-
.rt>s'y in I'll. interest at the citizens n
>.n,"ern M,rvlard tn enable them too
me ia. difh Mites they exu-riente ed in
".curirg lnsnranc" in TIE ordinary Insur-
nee t'"mpani,s with ~ majority o it's Di-
rectors we'll known in that community.
II has neen in business row over fou =
wears. Al loses accrued. and they hive
hcen unu<nailv large, hare been failhfnl',
a. d promptly Paid. which IS our best guar
ante. fnr rn- future.
Tie plan adopted is the safessard cheap
"ss known IN Insurance. and affords to all
Insurance at its axac, cost. and orgh' TO be
..rcuuraged by all who wisl, to project them
selves against loss ar damage by FIRE.
'f those interested Will get itthcir p.tro-
mage and intcrc.. =. -:selvcs in TX Gc.rasc
g il. hu mess. in few years it wi'IIark
among The largest Insurance corporations
in MARYLAND. cre,li' and benefit to all,
,ni All honor to The State.
GEO. A. SfNMS,
Genera Agent for St. Mary's Co.
June 2j. ls7S-tf.
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T)YSPEPSIN
4 CERTAIN CURE ron

CERTAIN CURE FOR
80 Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Jaan-
dice, Kilfionsne0s sick Hendaehe'
. = and iiab;suaf cesfiseuess.
kAM What 10 life without the euSav.
- meat of heahh? If ron had the
weiih otCrusas and afflicted with
n.y. Dyspepsia. or It's kindred diseases.
You could not enjoy life. pysrep-
0HA STA is a prevalent disease in the
II United States. brought about by
our habits aud irre2u arities. The
80 Aaieria Aediea has besnexhaussed
20 find q remedy. and the skill Of
e. ithe most learned Phys;cisps has
- failed TO effect q cure. Noswish-
= standing this declaration we un-
hesitaiirgly say: g MiLLER'S
:. DlSPEr>iN" is CERTAiS CuRz
for DYSPEPSIA asd The many eou-
plants incident thereto. 10 has
been before the public sufficient
E length efiime 10 fully test its mer-
It's. snd in every Instance where il
~02 has been used aecosdi 4 70 direc-
lions. !. has r. salted IN .sisiag re
iiS aud afsrting care. With
esch bottle is a circular describing
thesymp,ous ofthe diseases named,
and for which only we claim n as
Isl u specific. Give il q fair trial and
~ rest assured you will lie benefited.
PREPARED Ey
A. J. MILLER,
m m Firm DAVIS MILLER.
Wholesale Druggists,
HNH BALTIMORE.
E1- For SIZE Lv Drsssias, Apefkee and
Merchants tAr ,uyAoat The country. Lau l5-iy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-12-10
TO MY FELiaw.cIr,zENs.

respectfully announce myself as a candi-
date tor re-elecuon to the Office Of States Al.
torney for 81 Mary's county, and hope TO It.
ceis-. as heretofore, the liberal support of ny
feliow-citizens.
Nov 20. 1878. J. PARRAN CRANE