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pay was insufficient to justify him in
taking a wife, and so matters went no
further. Early in the course of last
month the young lady heard that her
lover was about to leave Messina. !" On
what day do you start, she asked him.
He told her, inquiring at the same time
why she desired to know. That / may
give you keepsake you will never for
get, she is reported to have replied. A
few mornings before that fixed for his
departure Captain Geneva was walking
on the sea shore, when he was suddenly
stabbed in the side. He turned upon his
aggressor and pursued him till he took
refuge in modiste's shop, when he was
captured. The captain, covered with
blood, was taken to the hospital, where,
after few days, he expired, his poor
mother, who was looking forward to his
return, telegraphing three times a day
for news of his state. The assassin con-
fessed to having received only twenty
five lires for his work of blood.
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ronnr Woman,s Revenge.

In another of similar nature which
has lust occurred at Nessina the assas-
siu's price was 25 lires or francs, paid by
a young lady TO revenge herself upon
her lover Who declined Love in hut
With water aud q crust" A young cap
tain. Filomeno Geneva by name, was
quartered with his regiment, the Twenty.
second iEsntry, OF Messina. In his
rambles through the town be often OBJ
served. ana was observed by a young
lady at q window OF one q the houses,
After a short time Captain Geneva re-
ceived q basket OF fruit IRON the ieir
incognita, in retura cor which he sent
Howers and sweetmeats, sgd, Rs matter
Of course, presented himself to hsf is9
ID. but, when Bettimony was snoken
Of :, appeared that the ssmsel had no
fortune n,-yoHd Der face. On this the
captain withdrew A.. ~. ureiensioEs, OF me
plea that be was not rich, and that b's
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

IEMpHIs AND LoUTivILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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Some well borers near 0dell, Illinois,
are profane enough to report that they
have tapped hell, and are getting the
full benefit of the leak Gas was dis
covered forty feet below the surface and
at eighty feet a vein of water was struck
which spouted two hundred feet in the
air, carrying uD gravel as big as hen S
eggs, and sending everybody flying hun
dreds Of feet away This performance
continued until the sand aud gravel
we're six inches deep within radius OF
one hundred feet Of the hole. When
the let Of water ceased the aperture was
found much videned With quicksand at
tas bottom, and stream OF gas had
taken the place of water. A match was
sunlie3 .n'it and flames lsaped into the
az PRODUCING soHnd like thunder. The
Eorkmep think they have strnek the gate
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The Market is flooded with Cheap. Inferior
Baking and Yeast Powders Of light or sho-.
Weight. DO0LEY'S YEAST POWDER il
Sold Al wholesale and retail, generally
throurhout the United States. By dealers in
Groceries and Family Supplies.
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A family of Smiths at Terra Haute'
Ind, was recently increased by the sim
ultaneous advent of four little Smiths,
all boys, and each weighing seven and a
half pounds.
The late Bishop Whitehouse, of Illi-
nois, left property valued at $4,000
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION


of the evil doom, or brought forth a
young volcano, they don't know which.
The gas they are getting now causes a
blue color in the vegetation for miles
around, and the people are hocking from
all quarters to see the strange phenome-
nOn
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Cockne, Cutenes..

From Once Week.I
An American relates: Four years
ago | came over from New York to su.
perintend the English business of the
firm | belonged to. AS my residence
was likely to be long one, / looked out
for house within convenient distance
of London, for | am a family man and
like my children to have the run Of the
fields when ! can manage it. | hate to
see them dressed up fine; and what s
one of those squares to play in? Well,
| got just the thing to suit me-nice
garden, farms all round, half an hour s
railway ride from my Office. The rent
was stiff for yearly moderation, which
was but so so--two hundred for yearly
tenancy, one hundred and fifty if | took
a seven-year lease. ! reckoned that
should want it for good ten years, so |
decided for the lease, especially as the
agent told me | should be sure to under
let it if | wanted to. When / got to
know my neighbors and compared
notes / found that was paying at
a much higher rate than any of them
we're. However, that did not vex me, so
long as / could live there. But after
two years certain changes took place
which made it necessary that | should
60 live at Liverpool. So had to move
again and tried to underlet my house. |
could not do it for some time, because |
stood out for the rent paid myself, but
at last grew tired of the dead loss, and
told the agent to get the best he could.
So he let the place for ninety, and that
has been going on for four years, so that
the lease is nearly up, But never knew
till last year who my tenant was. Who
do you think2" Il cannot guess"
why, my landlord. l have been pay
ing the cuss sixty pounds a year for
living in his own house all this time. It's
a fact -
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FRUIT.
WAVERLY HALL FRUIT FARM,
KERR AVENUE.
FRUIT

THE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED TO
furnish strawberry and raspberry plant
in quantities 10 suit purchasers. Orders lei
with Spicer 4 Ryan, S54 Main street, shal
have prompt attention.
JOHN E. SPICER, Manager:
October l, 1874,
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MARBLE WORKS.
MONUMENTAL
MARBLE WORKS.

ITALIAN. AMERICAN AND TALADk6A
i marble at very Low prices, as follows
Headstoues. 2 feet, with socket and foot. IN
stone, leitered -.-..s.-..-- 80 o w
Headstopes, 81 feet. with s0cl ei a1d
f0otstone. lettereo -...-.;',s..-..' - "
bsads.oPIe,,, Ic,,srs ISfs' win .oeA.. SOU -. ls 90
And all other sirss in proportion. Italian
and american % arble box tombs; psneled AZ
md and fnIi sirs, $50. Also Italian mar
BE spire monument, feet high and leiieiee.
s,ger v,ii M in Memphis before. DesiEnf Sent
Ia he country free % chaIEe-. ,-..
80 TH0S, MAXWELL 81 Union a.
, 1874-10-10

1Ehcro Arc Cow. IsoFcridgb 1ntl the
Republican Irc*s 2'''' >'';'

1gI,crc Arc Cow. EscFcridga md tho
Republican PRESS 2''' 81
1'yomt Tic Cdirn tr1'.} But1ctin. go ::
Tho attention Of Gov. Boyotilge aud tho, To-.
publican party OF this stato is urgently calloa to
tho doplorablo condition of afrairu in Southern
Illinois. ~. :"
Afew tlaysa8 citizens Of Anna, Union Ooun-
ty, received notice that tlioy must discharge all
tito negroes ih their employ and sond tllo me-
uuonces.e These: Ku-kux" demonstrations cro-'
atcl 1idt little unonsinesa In Anna, and fears
nre entertained that Tho threats wore pot maAo
for MI Idle purposo. =.
A fow days ago, III Randolph County. masked
men'toois out oflis house, In tho nighttime, n
negro man who hal rofuHetl to obey notice to
leave tiio county md tisd him to tfeo and
Il Williamson County iasnI1cssgneas ia running
riot. Almost oycry day q citizen il asaasanatol,
shot down without warning on the public high
way.by .concoalod. aBsassins. Eight or ten por-
SOUS hav been murdered III cold blood, aud no
petDon iaa been puniahod. =, ,.,~...
II tAesa oyo1itB had happened In tho South,
all tho pooplo Of tho NORTH would have been OK
ciscd. aud tho, Administration would baYo been
urged to aond troo.B to tho tawleas districts. If
thase events had hapneued iu Tauncssoe, and
Bevefitlgo inB lie would lavo boon denounced
as tho friend Of tho aasassius. Int t'ioao out
ragoa haye boon porpetrate1 in Radical Illinois. -
IN Il fatiical Congressional Dissrict,-1uost oil
thcn1 in Radical couutios, and nothing Ia Bnil.
nothing In tlonu. Tho proRH il Silent, and Gov.
BoYcr:dEe continues to .aoze 11nllsturbed iu hla
0tiictal oasy chnir Mt Springfield. ~
, 1874-10-10
" THE FARMER s, CRIME"

HorIErot' FAEsl Washington Co., ILL.,; oct.3, 1871.
~ thc Editor of 1he Chicago 1f.bune:
SIN: III T. recent issue Of h Chicago. evening
papcrI nosico a,r, ARTICLE, olippod from q Nov.
York paper, entitled ."The Farmers Grlme,"-
said "crino consisting In tho farmers rofuHal
to mashes lis crops Mt present prices can
elvo thcne papors several roaaons why tho farln-'
ors cannot marltot thoir crops at preaout. Tho
first aud most important is, the faymors hayo
bnt QUO crop to market, and that il whoat aild
to market thia crop as proaeut prices would DO
runoas to tho farsuer, for tho simple reasoa
that it costs him as much to harvest 1t mud got it
ready for market as ho would receive for it now.
And auothor thing to ha, takon into account il
tho scarcity Of feetl. Tho farners Of this section
feed ON aud gaess It wouldn't pay to buy corn,
p1al pay Il per lu,shel'. for it.. aud sali out
wleat at rs ,conta por bl,Bhel, in order to
got tho whErswithal to pay for tho corn, how
over great tho "criIno might be-.
I DO not think it very becoming OF tticse pa.:
think toy Ind botter take tho beam nut Of their
own .eye befoso they attempt to take tho mote
out OF thor brotlies'n. They adyocate Il high
protective tariff, which enhancea tho cost Of pro-
Inetion nt least one-h -half, and Ail in oiaer that
onr mfllionaire-1naaufncturer may not hare
to compete with tho sspa9lpor labor "of Englaud.
It 1nakos no difference with those papers that
tho Waatorn producers Esavo to son1 their grain
to Liverpool, there to compete with grain grown
by tho "ra,per labor" Of France, Prussia, Hun
gary, nud other, foreign wheat countries. Oh.
no notat ell The law Of 4nnp:y md demand
como nearer committing; Il "crims" Hllon they
giyo thoir support tn such papera as thcse than
they do when tAcy hold their grain for hottor
pricoa L. ID. u1ScKLEY.
, 1874-10-10

10 The Editor AZ 1Ae Chicago I1'ionae:'S =
SIN: porsnit mo to auggost that somebody
ought 10 tcndor :. veto Of thanks to that aged
clergyman who, in late niiniators' meeting roso
to explain tint, having 'beoi tifly-two yoars q
passor, ho bud noyer yet boou tempted by Il laly!
ilesng moro private individual myaolf, hardly
know whero to look for tho authority to return
thanks for such "ssatemont." but would ulila-
" suggest TINT tho coming Wonlan's Cougrosa
might be- Tho proper body to do tho deed.
: Seriously, hayo wo not read about enough con-
corning tho temptations offered to clorymen by
respectable women 2 I should like to testify
tt,at hava known OF clorgynlo.'-o1io Or two at
loast-wl,om it was impossible to tempt, simply
bocauHo tl4oy hold themselves 50 high above tl!o
loyei Of tho tempters thai no gleam OF impurity
could manifest ltsolr in their presence, 1nnsot
BY cain oyes Of pitylng rebuko. suet, virtue
liins possible to mon, would it not better b.
l,,g 1t, rather thau to waats precious timo In
offering that rathor thrcadbaro oxcnao for their
fraitios. "Ihe wonnu--sAo did It,"
CHICAGO. Oct. !, 1874.
, 1874-10-10
gar, commanded tho British squalron, having
I,n- 1lntroft M hin fnp.utyt,, a.. Thn BrftonH

:,
gar, commanded tho gsltial. sqaaaron, having
tho Detroit aa :, hia ilagpLlp: y: Tho Drltons
I.nwrepoo:': It. Il. M, old: gruago. botweeou
Englisll aud An,orlcan + but Britannia. who ridoa.
ovor many '7atera In many ,olmos, triumphn'1t,:
b!o tho dead and wounded lie all around. Out
Or Jul men, on: tue Lawronco, ouly .t18 arc
!ole, anu Aor guns aro rendered ;uncless.~ Tho
t'e uagse1 o. at 1 nia he gyon un Perry mst esrry ie
\ par'lons paHsago ltis, Shot: falling fast, md
daphlng tho bpray liko rain oyor lis little boat.
It; tB accomplished howoyor. Again. Tho blue
nag is hofstcd, mid again 10 turns upon tho
enemy; a brave young warrior he ls, with tho
yons. It III warrior opposed 10 warrior. Bar
cigy Ia wounded., but roi,tgos to rotiro from tho
tleok. His orders come fast and atrong. Again
he h, Is hit, md this time is carried below:
iFe Mofa v' + Df1ae' naE acaons @ All s y lSat" ssa;
torod as ho s,. will be, borno on dock. IIo aoes
himself tiat further reHstauco ia useless
n1any q man can win baltic; few show tho
moderation and mngnnnlmitY n victor can nf-
hero, and such q lloro was Parry. So Kind wore
his attentions, 30 humane his trontment to men
who had proved themselves. brave, though vail
1uinlc1, tllat't enemy could bit acknowledge
II, doclnridg tint "porry's humanity to his priu
ouers alone :wonld Ahvo' im'nortalizol him."
Perry, after tito conflict returned to South Dasa
Island, WHOM ha sent his dispatch to tho Govorn-
ment. "We lave met Tho enemy, and thcy arc
Ours '"''
So wan cir naval supremacy. on tho Lakos cs-
tnbliBhct, and Michigan relcasod from tho Aor-
rora, Of Indian warfare. Tho oflcera killed IN
tlB battle wore buried on South Bass IHtnnd and
over tho spot of tltelr ittpr,nent now stands n
wcnping-wlllow. Tho romainaco tho Lawrence
aud niagara woro auDlt III tho bny at Eric, and
South Baas 1Hlanl took tho na,no Of Putin Bay.
H.
, 1874-10-10

Tho Security that NVns LEFT with Jus
tiro Sherwood by il Go,atlonstll1 iron,

Tito Security that syn4 a,cft with Jls.
tico sherwood by j. Go,atloiaital1 sroin
Troy.
Firm, The Etto l'ork yan.
Juatlc Sherwood, at tho forkyillo Police Court,
had recently disposed OF aomo twenty caaoa Of
yagrancy, drunkenness, 'dlnordorly conduct. aud
assault aud battory, and was in hopes TINT Ills
morl,ing's work was oTor; but tho good Justice
waa disappointed. .As ho was, taking long
breath.of rotioi two worry gontlomanly- y-lookiny
strangers wero brought before him. -
"What is tic charge against thcso mon ?" sai d
His Honor, after having learned t1,at t!tn ror-
"Thoy rero arrcutod by IN oflccr in tho parl;,
Your Honor, wllllo intoxicated hnd driving rock
wv aWhat Ssyo you to say, Mr.. Williams :" nis
',Noth,ug, Your Honor" was Mr.. Williams
::Xeu nro fined sto. Mt. wil'sa,ns,". said Jus-
.tico Sherwood, and tho 1ir,o was lu.id.
Thon turning t. Mr.. K!ng-"llaya you my
I A1r. King, who had represented hinself ns n
lawyer doing btisiness III Tsoy, had but hstlo to
"Ten ao1larr," sud His Honor, biting tho
Bit 1 haynt M $40 with me, Your Honor, said
Counselor King: y you'll allow mo to Ind
rhf+ NflilATn I'll. laShFtB. or tlhflG1 OCOtlQr. Or
a. OakoY Hall, or John Graham, or"
.. "Tsn snit ao'I.ss, no, eis srowled Ills Honor TOR
+. Alr. Kings countcnnnco: assumed MI nsllon
hno. Hin under lip qalrorcti, hiB tccth chat
tered, and ho Wan to al appearances lntserablo
man. -
II haven't 91o with nle Your I1onor," le said,
tromblinyly, '"but 4oro ia my wntcll,, which IL
worth lTo times rs much. Will you lot mo lenyo
1t with ron until can SOC ono of my brothers in
tho law aud borrow tho amount Of tho fino ~
After short consultation with Mr. Rockwell.
C|ort Of tho Court, tho Justice consented to ro-
colye tho collateral, and hlr. King departed.
On Wednesday, last, 6evoral days after tho
disappearance Of hlr. King and his follow Jehu,
Justice Sherwood nus reiniudcd thnt tho watch
Ind not boon redeemed by tho Trojan linib of
the law.
"Nevcr mind, Judge" said alr. Rockwell, ono
Of tho mout accommodating court-clcrks III tho
lana, "i'ovor mind, lot mo la'e tho watch and
I'll pay tho a10.a
"'Won1dn's 1t DO we'll" said Justice Sherwood,
"to find out what tho watcl, ia worth?
So sayng ho handed tho tlmepiece to all
officer with directions to laro its yaluo ostinAt-
cd at tho nearest jewelers..
In few minutes tho officer returned With tho
watch in his land, and on Ills faco emilio like D
tidal wave.
"Wcll?" eaid tho Justice.
"1t's worth about IS colts, Your Honor" said
tho officer.
Tho Court then adjourned. -.
, 1874-10-10

n... ar. I-3r,...
1,a Ws"1 r ,,1 Easgs s'3a.t . ,,o ,,,c,.o r., n,nn
wv 'n'n1a Tia p'e''""s ''''sA' A'NA
Such rs vas given. ia our anpo,usea lot:
Arc hlnttd persecutei. stouel aud shot.
onr song hi$h-sanntang man uotit Tah.s ehaa".''
, yy s nr gd 10 s, nse an. son erna IL acay
H. Mt, a.s St ~ LII TX at ~ ann,o
~ N"'uf'' gus wv p's A'' "'' ~ ''~A'''
Our garba tho rainbow hnth not brighter 1ues, no1
sheen
OF mooniight-a1'sosea wnsss can With .hem @ ~ =.
n,. Spared; ,rs H., :. n,,,o, l., nm
o"s rn pte'o'a w.; ia'Ao.' ~ ~. ~ ,,,ror.
May pspc Hello 1ay Ill oooa't ol NY sunei~
ing ollow-songatera In your great CITY.
VIM ,nust lnoy ara n scdato. repslblo uet.--uo
,,so,.; .,,,,,t ~ ~. ,,o,,ar ~, ,orl,;rr nh,t
,,. ."'eee s'oo"s ''' ~ 'o.e. r" -
hEo tlio foDla'e, Or spying lhto sho ana'fh ~
others, Hike tho wrons but NO sing to tho best
Of our abilities, and Look with awe upon tho
oc1;ovon,ontu ofn,e,,1,;,a !, =.
aen.osomo'lss NOV VI n'auK'Ia.
Ho"t hs oear bit' III eoualoeeat'on VI oar ileo"
dom from Qua!1t!o8 ohnoxinua to man, do you
not think wo arc entitled to hiB love anh protec-
,tion Yet. nat tlnv tassos TINT do not mourn
tho .oee of eo,na fr1onl or rnlntiyo nj tho hnnla
al his rntlluss offsprinr.
Onjv voytnrdnv NV nGor cnuein wae n,orch,nr.
MI hv 1mnl or Etin wrofri,ns a,.o,r vii, uiiuts
Win oyed l,or iluttori,r uronfcs viii keon de-
jirht. villa. from tho stoua Of n noirhborj,,g
ilwnliinr. n1somotlinr vol catl II wo,nn1.s / be-
iioyo-razod With ind,froreuco ,,pon tllo cruel
a..o,,o eier form ,yas hea,,t,ful mi Ior voice
soft and uwcot AZ lie COO Of t1a 's wond. .doyo:
, 1874-10-10

1.aios. and .ptoparo to pny:s1a pot wteh' for
board. Ladioa should bring. blue ahd layondcr'
silks, laco ovorlreaaes French KID boots, oto.
gontle,non, broadootl, aud patent-loatfher Blooa.
II you comb for
A''sn1aur HarAnr TIME, ":'' y; '''.
bring lrosa rs udar caat-iron aB possible, 1hhto
Bliort to tho tope Of tho boots broatl- -brlm hats;
good strong Shoes, You Gan .l,ut yonr gloyea IN
mno-rival tho bcaoh-1i,its Ii, rlcl brown color.
III that cago. you must hayo your faco to match,
just for lilo harmony Of oolor. Doart 1t solno
farmhouse, paying from 80 to 81 per wdolt !;
aud, If you do not on1ov tho summon - we'll,
you bud bottor do onrly, for tho world Is not
made good enough for you. .~ -pA1ETrEsA.