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, 1874-05-15

THE NRw MOVE M TIE CHICAGO ALTON SUIT.
Speciat Dtspatch to 7As Chtcaqo Tribune.
srnIHaE1ELp, ILL.,, May 14.-The tranBfer OF
tho Chicago l. Alton 1talroad casa from tho
Circuit Conrt Of Ganghn,on County to tho United
discussion, not only at the snssion Of the Rail-
road Commissioners but on tho street. 1t WAS
seriously contemplated by tho Comul,s-
sionors ut ono time to-tlay, that = mem.
Gl I amhad snGnd =, hS prepared or and ras Sen
20 much Of tho law 10 to dcfost the transfer Of
tho railroad cases to tho United 8tates courts.
On consultation with their attorneys. and an in
veHtigation Of the law, 1t wRs concluded that tho
diction Of tho caBes whom the plea to their }urB-
diotion should bo raiHod. Coufdsutly relying
GU thls opinion, tho subject Of uaoaarializing
ConEress wan abandoned.
, 1874-05-15
OCEAN 8IEAL1aHiP HElHs.

Llyznroo1, Mar l4.-HteAmsllipn dAmorgan
and st. Laurent, from Now York, hays arrived
out.
GLASGOW, Nay 14.--9teamHhip State OF Georgia
has arrived hero from Now York. 8l,e waa In
collision on tie voyAgo, and iA somewhat dam
aged,
pulLApELP1I1A, May l4.-8teanler Cybels, from
Antwerp, has arrived.
NEW YoRK, HAY l4.-Ar1ived.-Bteamnhip City
OF Now York, from Liverpool.
, 1874-05-15

PANS, May 14.-Tho Duke Bros'io accepts tho
challenge OF the Loft and Extrelne Right on tho
eieoto,s al bill, and will mako hia mo lon for Its
iulmodinte discussion capital question.
Mme. Rtatort has oloBel an engagement with
m American manager for seios Of roprosents"
tations in tho United 6tatos, to begin In March
ue4t,
, 1874-05-15
POLITICAL,

Republican, Nomination for Untted
s,utes Senator in ConMcctiCut.
New '1AvEN, Conn.,, 5lay 14.-At the CAUCUS Of
tho Republican members Of the State Legislature
tonight, Senator William A. Buckingham was
rcncm nAted by acclamatlon for United etates
Souator.
, 1874-05-15
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. G., May 14.-For the Upper
Lake region and tho Northwest. partly cloudy
weather, northeaatnrly to southory winds
stationary to rising and falling barometer, witt
light RAIN In tue 1rst-named dlatrics aud In tht
Upper Mississippl Valley, possibly extending tt
tie eastward oyor Lake Erie.
LOCAL oBBENvAT1oNg.
CHICAGO. MAY II, 1874.
, 1874-05-15
FINANCIAL.


EH1sssR1VA EV"-"0FF III tJNI0e
sps1as n.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ZANrsyiLLE, o., hay l4.-A lhrge number Of
bEpincss men favorable to tho expansion OF the
currency. held meotng Last night. Resolutions
aenonnciug Grants vote wero passol also res
outionB complimentary 10 Senators Morton,
Ferry, LnGsn, aud Cameron, and Rapssaenta-
tive Ben Butler,
, 1874-05-15

BERLIN, May 14.--lho Augsburg Gazette says
that the arrest Of tho Mnsslsn Grand ouk'
, 1874-05-15

tito Lansing, M!ch., Republican prints list
Of newspapers In Michigan III favor Of woman
suffrage, shtnang forty-ass agsiaas and thir'
taaA Ii fas0r.
, 1874-05-15

CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.
Special Dfspatea 10 TAs Chicago TRIBUNE.
nosToN SCHEME.
DosroN, Mass., May 14-Tho lrstchoap-trans-
portatlon meeting In Boston in many years was
hold In Tho ieionaon this evening, its main OBJ
joct being to arouae popular fealing In favor Of
the passage of the'biIl incorporating tho Boston
mud Albany Trust Company, which il now before
tho Legislature. Tho meeting was pretty vel
attended, aud consiaerablc intorcot wus mnni-
foated. a resolution was ororoI In favor Of tho
bill, and aoma Interesting Hpeochea made in its
favor. Tho arguments wero that the railroads
should DO
run m THE 1NTEagar OF THE rEor1,E,
ind Tint tho Boaton i Albany Road had bcoomo
monopoly, II application WIZ ,nado 10 the
Directors Of tho Boston Il Albany Rosd. or tho
State Directors for cheap freight nothing but
lid tho power Incorporated IL tl,e Charter to
lake The rosd irs, its l!au<'b sau run 1t tor tho
rood al tuo poorls II ll:iy voso 1ooo, Doaton
would 1evaiys her rbars Of tl's hr4ilaoas proa-
'"t, Dis,ra. RI h.toroo. ,fsv epoke tor ttteon u!o.
s,teU asp,axt fuilrpuh xllAa llroetoss usra nut
, 1874-05-15

DR1xaxroET, May Accommodations, q m
lumber Lasae, $3.50 # lumber, 1.050 atll Ottawa,
Eelles Tryhurn, Ottawa ion, 500 It lumbar Lily, 70
b1ls salt Morria, Gs N lumtsr.
, 1874-05-15

When ratea mt shown In the above table for tbs
e1act d1sance, the rcs given for tho next groator dis
tauce should Go 1Hsd.
III ull cxsea, distances arc TO bo computed from To-
caitios ullcre freight u received Notwithstanding It
may p4aa from one rat1road to another.
LIMITATION or CHAAuEs FOB FREIGHT ON RAlLhoAns
QLABBED q.
No individual, company, or corporation owning,
operating. managing, Or leaaEug any railruAi
mentioned In OlaHs Q, IT, .ontitled to charge
or receive u greater or higher rate for carry
ina, auy fraight belonging to either the General
Or special cassca hereinbelore designated, th4n
charged for corrying such freight aaid railroad on
tho lat aay Of June, 1879.
NOT APPLICABLE 20 THROUGH rnEtoHrs.
Nothing contained In thia notice is intended III any
manner to abrldgs or control tho rates for freight
charged by any rairoaa, or company, IN ths State,
"for carrying freight Whial comes from beyond tho
boundaries Of the atats and to ba carrlad seroas or
through tho EtAte.
JoaRPM Il. Osnona,
aEu. II. PAUL,
JnllN ". ltDYT,
Railroad Commissioners.
Atts1t-H. 4. TEHHEI,
Clark Of khp board
, 1874-05-15
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY MAY Is, 1874

wca yotod that dnnatch announcing the sr4i-
<doa Of fedol alton ho sent to tho ConVocation Of
tho FREQ Church Of England.
PROMISED ACCRs8toN. :.
The congregation Of tho Church q, of ths
withdrawal withdrawal from tbo Conyontton of liz prolcat-
nnt EpiscopAl Church, tint they muy unite With
thcir late HECTOR, tho noy. Mr.. Sabine, Of tho
Reformed Episcopal Church, and AJAX htm to
resume Ills pRBtotate.
, 1874-05-15
Bchr Albstfoss, Dailey' pIor, esslar t'o'ta'

EG1lf Albatfc4et Daileyh Plort eeAar Fo1Iaf
Bclr Kats nlnchlnant 0oonto, luinhuf.
achr Two Brothess. Post N!yer. lumber.
brig Orkney 14ass. Oconto. lumber.
Hchr Maine, Iud nglon lumtsr.
schr Madison, ren water, lumber.
Schr Berthe Calttnt. htsnistse, 1nmber.
Hchr American Union, Nenou!nao, lumber.
achr Carrior, Man!atee. lumber.
Boov Silver Cloud. lIaMs' :, PMsr. M wood.
f'p ss 5sa dry hides, 500 S;x. oi-e.ie 70 dr5
stnr ooron'n, St. Joaepb, bsas hay ton foad .nd
fs; sss Sss:' ss;Ss'S:S 's ,?'sss ss s u
rrop Go. Danbar Mn'tsson, 10000 bn eorn:
' Gig t. :a5S o!srf, su!s!s' ae5oe =, seTn:
Bsrk raa frocksr Little sturgaon, 20 pkgs groceries,
ssas ssn2: Pss G., y ss sf' er pork
M eEtg ec%@sses M:a9isqs IN G.t; ; h,., n hi.
sohr 7. .. leg. Portage Lake, 2oo bu oats and aun.
schr Hercules, csy Banks, 10 bu potatoes.
9chr T. q. Hing Pentwser 400 bn feed, 400 BIZ ost1
schr srs.d pentwatcr, bris pork and aunlris brs
scow slary slon, White Lake. 1900 bu oats 100 bags
gchr er nj Yvsr spaEs' Es IL , our h, po,k md
gsI ssht &C. 9eo: gssie, nags!o. y M 17oo q 1,a corn.
schr Niagara. Buffalo, E3,0 900 bu corn.
Bark Loyaon, Monolnluse, sundrios.
Bark Asneisunee. Menom!nee sunt1ries.
N1ulfT CLEARA.fCEA.
Prop Badger state, nuTalo 2l,2A bn corn. aa sacks
etod uud sund,tes.
Prop Montgomery, Port Huron, 1880 bu oats, 1o,7es
G MoT x9rk ogsnss 5g aa n%s + br
pork, co tcs lard, II bales hldes. and sunirlca.
rroD sleuouaineo, Muakcgon, 10 iris liquor and sun-
Prop java. Buffalo. 10000 bu corn 1900 hris -four,
so9 brla corn-rnca go pigs lead, 1so bslcs hay,
gu bags stod, and snnlrlcs.
Prop .. w. Blanchard Buffalo, $50 tr!s flour, 5000
bu oorn. 10000 hu oats, GU piga LEAD, haga
Lake Nrei4ttta
Wers fairly actira At INC fer md 45o for wheat
by Eail 10 Buffalo, Charters Wero: To BntIafo-Srlr
corn l u IL prop ohSwk, corn through @ to Boston II
| 22o; and prop Blanchard, oats and curn through
rate. Ths rate the aohr Richard lnslow lreported
xnsesS ~
t69es ae T. sR SsR.s nsT 4 ssf
corn snd 1000 bu oAts. Ths barge Annie Laurie
was taken 70 load wheat 1t Port Washington to Buffalo
chs1tsrs: - Banalo--sch1s Il. Fltznuah and Mont.
.aa sef: 9a ssas a5ss sn .aS ss e
| BUFFALO, May l2.-Dull sna unchanged Rates are
ss follows: Coal hence to Chicago s 40c and 2Go to
milwaukee,. and 6oe to 1sscino. Several vesses loading
cago q lumbar, Its from Bay City to Chcugo;
do. $3.50 sLeboygan; atono. Buffalo to Ess, Glove.
sna e. poan.ys Rss sp5 s' !. plenty xo,
OsWego Co. but thern 10 no inquiry. Coarao froghta
aro also dull and vcsaal-oWnora' faoos getting
EAST ssa1xAw, May 13.-Late freights are quoted
~ acarcs At S2.oJ from this port to Ohio poss, and
sbout tab0 to Buffalo.
, 1874-05-15

,AcToN, Ind, bray 14.-A dIaastrous aro laat
right destr troyed tho Acton Hotel, kep. by Joshua
ahop, rorscous 4 Guilds atoro, and Tait's paint
chop. Total loss, $4,000; partly insule,l
, 1874-05-15
FIRES.


At Rennvtllc, Mnqu.
ngApy111 T. Msss., May IA fro in the re-
pair shora OF thu New York l. Now England
ha!lroad Company to-day destroyed property to
the amount Of $40, 900.
, 1874-05-15

COLUMBUS O., May 14.-Ihe Democratic State
Central Committee met here to'day, with closed
doors Eleven districss out Of twenty woro rep
rcscnted, three BY proxy. 4 lengthy discussion
va; had on tho line for holding The State Con.
vention, II WIS claimed by Judge alo1iinnov, Of
Dayton, that tho Convention should not be held
un:il alter the new Constitution was submit
ted to tie people, on. Aug, 8. Ee thought
it was desirable to avoid making the question
Of the Constitution a political ono. Several
members argued that tllis was impossible, as tho
Constitu ional Committee had forced tho issuo by
including the question Of politics in the oonsti-
tuition. a vote to hold The Convention Aug. 90
reauE ed-yeas, 2; nays, Q. 4 motion to hold
the Convention In Columbus July 15 was
narcod to. -Four votes woro cast In favor Of
holding tho Convention in Cincinnati. From
reports before the Committee, 1t was shown
that tho receipts for campaign pur-
poaes Inst year amounted to about ct, ,2a0,
md tint shere ia q baiance on hand OF S425. All
but nbout 800 Of tho recolpta last year came
from candidates, part Of whom oyotpaid, and
par: paid only aamall share OF their assessments.
The informal discussion indicates that the lit
fl.,e co Of that Committee will be used against
ndont ng tho new Constitution.
, 1874-05-15
WASHINGTON.


Messrs. Gordon, Doremnn, Conovsr Brown
would tsvo votod for the bill, vera paired with
Dayard, salisbury, Chandler, Forry (Conn.)
FroliughuyBon, Morrill, (Me.), Scliurz, aud Wad-
leiah, who would have voted against It,
BTATK CLAIMH.
Mr. HOWE introduced bill to authorizes Tho
settlc,nont of tho claims Of tho HeSortl Statos
for s per cent Of values Of Indian reservations.
Referred to tho Committee oil Public Lnuds.
Iii. CONKI.1NG moved that tho aenato adj
totrn, romasklug, that glory enough lad becn,
achieved for one day, which "as agreed TO, aud
at t:15 tho Senate adjourned.
, 1874-05-15

pAA4Hs
Snc:!ol Nsnatch 10 The CIteu1a Tribune.
EosTos;, May l4.-Boston papers do not take
much etoc:t IN the reports that Gen. Butler will
not again be d candidate for Oougross In
the Essec District, but will 80 into the
ca,vass for the Goveruorship with but
ono string to his bow Butler has
not before tiled TO be doyo1nor whena Congress
tioI,al y cctlou WAS pondng. 1t does not quite
compoft With Massachusetts proiuscea for n
Nun to bo candidate for two offices at the aamo
election. 1t Is much mora likely TINT he will
drew out OF the Canvass for tbs Governorahp, and
work to keep his seat III Congress. However,
hv han gsven no sign yet and all tho talk Ii cheer
speculation, stimulated By aknowlcdged that his
popularity III declining In his district ~ veil "a
in the Stote at largo.
North Carolinn Congressional NonI-
Mnti0ns
W1Lsusa7oa, N. G., May l4.-John II. Hynan,
nes:o, WAS uomin sted for Congress- to-day in
tho Lstrict now tepl eHcnted by Judge TAonas.
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-@unti9ton, q. 9. Blibab<
letter. WdDreno bes @elpitters am 9on=
nerfa9 bat es I'M 9aule bon 9enrp g.
prince ein9el9la9en pti6on BORT Blib=
obleiter an9ebra9t lino oeren @piben
bo9 iiber bos 9o9 binous9eben.
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@tellc, ND es Iein Scrr perloiIcn> nur jebt
ols es Die befonnten @Gritte 9orte
uieberte es lciie unb i6orrte ben 8ooen
Ser Monn D5fnete Oie 2ippen lno Der
lu6te bos treue Sbier 5um S6>pei9en s.
brin9el> Die Worte erltor6cn ibm IN BET:
fern, 1lnorticulirten 2outen uno NIT Nn:
itrenqun9 in oen @ottcl ltei9eno rift c1
longlum unb erl6DpIt bur1 oen sSal(
Dem Yno ,uieber Sll.
9rci gso1en moren es no9 blelel
@oridaen , ols Elm Monn lon9lom ourd
Die flcine 2idtung ritt> Die ount's 9lltte
umoob. Gr ltieg ncbcn Dem 0lforD ob>
Ben Der olte damn an jcnem Mor9en
be9onnen bottc su fQllen> bcfe1ti9te Den
3ugel leines .pferoes al einem nieoer=
Ibdngcnoeu 3>uei9e nno 'pollte chen Dem
6oule ;u19reitcn ols lein SUP an etlpas
6os bol6 5pilh Gpdnen, 9oub uno
0ornen perborgen lag, ltieB. Gs mar
6unt's 9(yt> roiti9 uno pom Sbou nok
6ie> 1eit oes oltcn N}onne5 9ono lie bicr
9cloNen, ruDig uno un6crilbrt 9elc9en
boben nubte. Ser Trenoe bob Die 9(yt
enpor, bctrocbtete iic 9enou unb mrmeltc
oann lei1e Dor li6 bin: 0o It ni6ts ols
GpH cbrlider> re6ti1offener Goit unb
er Iebnte bo5 gSerf5cug lpieocr an ocn
goum uno l6ritt Dem @ouie 5u.
6unt's @iitte Fono ein1om uno nn6e=
|reten inmitten bcs fleinen 9riinenoen
Gemiilegartens >ue oos beroubte 9ieit
zines No9els i'm Bliiten6aume; feline
irieOlide &oub iQule luir6clte in Die refine
oloue Mor9enluf It binauf uno feline Sarte
0onO CAB penn es AUDI TrllDltiid55eit
por, oos uilltommeue 3ei6en gum 6erei=
teten Mobl. Sic Sbiir mar unperl @lol=
Ien uno Der Trem0e brou6tc lie nur nit
Dem Tube 81 herii9ren, I'M Ginlob iii bos
Snnere ber Wobnun9 sns erlon9en. .
Ipie perlollen uno Doe 9lQes uslab Q(uf
Dem @ero lag Die 9(ld)c, pon Dem berun=
ter9ei6lo9enen &e9en on9efeu6tet un0
6ort Elm 8ett ltanO> 9emobt uno nit
reinl6er GteppOcde ii6erbungen in Der
cnen Gde, ober Ser Mebltau' lag oarouf
l1nb CRIME Sd)immeli ilecfen 5o9en li6 iiber
GopffiiIen unb 0ede; bos oi9t oorabcr
feline Tenjt jter mar often uno
Die ronti9en 8obnen unb 3ierpfon5en
6otten 1i6 NIT ibren feuerrotben 8liiten=
fnospen berum unO an Sen 8ettpfpiten
binauf9eordn9t, pon no aus lie III male
ril6en @uirlanoen nieoerbin9en lie go=
ben o6er ourd lire lebboften Torben
onr6 Den ireuoi9en Gontro1t Ser 9anjen
5oen @tille bes 3immers mod Elm piel
ralrioercs unDcimli1eres 9(usl leDen.
Sic 9liden ben Slumell Die orf @ra6ern
olii9en.
Ser 6remoe> Scr jekt 16>uei9eno.in Dem
:leinen Gaume umberblicfte> mar nur Elm
Gonlt ltobel Der 8odlpooos,
in rouber, Elm fo6er Monn, ober lel6lt
I'm ribrte unb ersrif bies Silo elmer SER
t6rten, perloKenen 91olobeimat. gr mar
)etommen oos 9ous su unterlu6en> uno
ublte li6 jett redt unbeba9lid bel Die
em @el lddft, penn es ou6 feline q Fi6t
|ebot. Neit leiiem, foit i6euem @6ritt
rat ct einber, ldlob Die @9rdnfe uno
3ilten ouf unO lieb einmol Elm 9erooe
uf9ebpbenes leibun9si itud >pe Elm ertap=
ct 9ieb fallen ols i'm Elm @erGu16 am
yenfcr it0rte: Gs mar nur Die 5ous=
ote, Die ab9emo9ert por 9unser 9erobe
us Dem 9Soloe tam,: elm flie9en0es Gi6=
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Big uno ltrciGelte ibren rouQen Pel5 mi
/: Der Sono.
Nls ob oie &ote ober porber nid0t &C.
leben bdtte boB es Elm Tremoer #
iNnoppte tie jett dr9erlid) no@ leine
6ono uno 1pron9 su Dem Gi6b0rn6el
suriif er9riif Die eles uno fliiGtete ooml
unter bas 8ett, luo fe es fnurreno per:
5cDrte> bie groben, rollenoen 9u9en teI
uno 5ornig babel ouf Sen 9cri6tet, Del
- Elm Sremoer - es 9elpagt Dotte> ID,
Nei6 al 6etrcten.
No6bem Der GonItobel nit lciner un=
terlu6un9 feltig mar uno lel6lt o6en ln=
ter Dem Oahe, 5u welhem 9}oume eint
Setter binoufiiibrte 9(Qes 9enau our6-
forfeit Datte, fam ct loieoer berantcr UNI
murmelte nit Dol65u frieoenem 2d9eln po>
| i6 btu: 9iibts gar ni1ts auD ni6t
sic &robe 5u finoen, mas 9egen ibu seu=
ocn fDn1te BEL Gptt, ib bin 10 ucrgnii9t
ols Of i6 einen 8dr in elmer Opoliunl=
fuQe 9efon9en bdtte @ehangen pill id)
>perocn, >uenn i'd gloubcn fcnn bob Der
olte 9url@e ihulbi9 lit - lie n,0gen
1ogcn mas lie mpQen.
N}it biel en- @orten pcrlieB Ser Gon=
ltobcl 0os Saus, l6lob Die 5bNr lor9fdl=
tig 3intcr li6 su uno rift I'M l1urfen
Srab sum Seno 5urlld.
9i6ter &urs 16ritt, ols er Bort onfanl
in Der Yeronoa leines @oulcs ouf uno ab.
9iun, No6bor, rief Der gut6ersige &id)=
ter, NOS Meues lpie bobt SIR 9(lleS &C.
fun0en?
@erooc mic ids erlportete; ni6ts lit
i'm @oule sort als Dos, mas binein &c
bDrt uno bos lit beinobe 16on peroprben.
Sd fit ,neinen She'll bobe iiberboupt ME
cinle0en f0nnen> wcb9olb i9 oo orouBen
uilitiren 1oQte.
56obct ni6ts, Sobnl on, 1dooet ni6ts;
ser per>piin16te bortb0rige Q(bpocot be-
itanb nun einmol borouf, unb SIR mibt
re6t gut, oob i6 oo nidts oa9e9en boben
fonnte. sic trouen mir iiberOies ni6t
re6t bus mert' i9 wobl> lie boben o5er
l1nre6t. Gs / It woDr itb liebe 9unt,
ols penn's mein 8ruoer mdre uno auf=
ri6ti9 gelogt, CLAUDE i'd ni6t 10 piel bon
olle Sem mos lje 9cgen ibn porbrin9en;
bepeilen 1ie ober ,uirtlid, oob CT Den ar
men Bur16en erit to0t9e1 1dlo9en un0
Damn beroubt bot> nun gut Oann mub i9
uuo uero' i6 meine Yfli6t tbun - ia,
Sobnlon, bonn meroe i6 meine sPfi9t
tDun.
l1nb i9 bic meini9e, 9i0ter i6 oie
meini9e. Gs ,pdre Elm lauer @tif Qlr6eit
fir MIDI, einen @trid lm Den Noden bes
olten Mannes 81 le9en; o6er b6rt ein=
mai, &i6ter - uno er bog li6 bis bi6t
su ibn binon - menn Die @o1e 10 melt
tdme, SIR nit Guerm @eld)dft i'm Geinen
ludret unb i6 baron lolte - t0nnte es
oo nidt mD9li6 lein oob einmal Mor=
gems, 10 gan5 frub meiu i6 - Elm
Stiid 9ol5 ous oemSlot9e 9efan9nib feblte ?
9cs Gi@ters Blid ,uurbe lebeuoi9er
bei bielem @eOanfcn, ober ct 6iltteltc
audi 9lci6 oarouf perlueileno nit bem
&opfe.
Nein, ncin, Sobn1on, bos tbufs inn
2e6en ni6t> @eleb 1T @eieb. 9entt I'M
@ottespilen meni9ltens jekt nod ni9t an
1oI6e @e1 16i9ten. gSir mi lien un1ere
Pfi6t tbun unO oas @eiet mub oufre6t
erbalten tperoen, Nlr. Sobnion.
0or 03;X+o~ 1r~,A S;o1o Yol,4o,, 80 R,r+o
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- 91e @olb IN ii n5en oer Wer.
@taoten heIteben in 3>uansig=9ollar=
9tiiden C C0oppel= Moler") J, 3ebn=9ollor=
@tiiden, Orei-0o 9tiiden, Orltt=
bolb-9 liar @titfen unb Gin=0ollor=:
@tiiden; Die @il6ermli3en in Dem Sar'.
oels=DOllar, Der felt Dem pori9en SATIRE
an Die @telle bes olten @il6er=9ollars;
9eteeten lit unb I'M sebn Gents nteDr I'M
neren gSertb fat, ais 5tpei bolbe 9ollorS7
ferner IN 9alb= 9ollor=Gtiifen> 8iertel=
Collar @tIcfen uno 3ebn Gcnt=@tiifen
(Oime). 9o5u fommen Die Nidel= =Siinf1
Gent Gtiife 9lidel 9re=Gent= @tiicfe'
unb ncc=Gin< <Gent=Stiide. 9os
Miins9cleb pom -. Te5ruor 1873 fat
ocn olten Gilber=9pQar ob9e1bofft unh
i i'm nomentlid) audi aus 9tudlid)t ouf
Den @onoel nit G6ino unb onSeren olio=
| tilt1cn 2dnoern our6 bcn @onbels< <0oi=~
lat crlett. 9(b9eld6oift Fat bolielbc &C.
ieb ou6 bos Si!ber=Tiinf=G =Gent=@tiid,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
gusinrss e5arbs

NI MASON, Physician and Surgeon. Cdce
Nl. near Adams Mills, Pine Grove. Will at
tend promptly all professional orders. Special
attention given to Surgery and the diseases Of
Women and Children.
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WHOLE NO 1909

the degree OF his success, and requesting them
to obtain for him, il they had not already done
so, requisitions from the Governor OF Illinois,
IN blank, 30 he might be fully armed for the
arrest wherever he might overtake the Grim
mails. These arrangements being made he
bade his friends OF the bank adien. and left Sc.
Louis on the 26th OF August. after stay OF
three days.
AS coed fortune would have il, he had got
no farther on his way than Edwardsyine. Ilb-
nois, distance OF but twenty miles when he
fell In with the Governor Of the State, who was
on his road from Springfield to 81. Louis, and
presented to him the letters Of Introduction
which be bore from gentlemen OF Rock Island.
The Governor received him with affab,bty. and
listened TO his communications in relation. to
the party he pursued, with much attention. In
the course Of the interview be ACQUAINTED Pom
ney that he had already received information
OF his movements from Rock Island. and in
compliance with the request of the parties
there, had prepared the requsitons TO meet
the exigency. and left them with the Secretary
Of State, subject TO his (Bonney's) order
Upon this news, Bonney parted with the
Governor and left for Springfield, the seat Of
government Of Illinois. lie there obtained
the blank requisitioDs which the Governor had
signed, and which left hIm the power to FL in
the name OF any State that he might visit ID
following the trail of the boodhounds Of the
prairie.
There remained now no further special prep
aratlons to make, and concealing his documents
carefully upon his person, be started towards
Terrehaut, in Indiana, IL the hope 70 tall upon
the hoof Of the race mare.
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LAWRENCE DIRECTORY

Business Garbs.
r, +. a. r. y. CHADWICK, dealer in Dry
T.. Goods. Clothing, Millinery Goods; Boots
and Shoes, Groceries, Hats and caps, queens
ware etc. Lawrence, Mich.
l., :. CLEVELAND, ". D., Physician and Sur
T.. geon, Lawrence, Mich.
yXTILLIAM u. CLAY, Sign and Ornamental
w Painter, Lawrence. Mich. House, sign,
and Carriage Painting, Graining, Papering and
Kalsomng done TO order
{, ROWE. dealer IN Drugs, Medicines, Station
>. ery, Groceries, Brushes, Perfumery, etc
Prescriptions carefully prepared, Lawrence.