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The interior journal., 1875-02-26
LINCOLN COUNTY EEWA.
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Mr.. XEsiA, Feb. %, 1873.
Mn. EprroR: We have but little news To-
jot this week.
l.. l.. DAwsoS. has just returned from
B,rren county, with q small lot Of cattle.
Iyan ss.s good cattle are very scarce.
pswsoN's mill is making glad the hearts
II the children OF men Bob SAYS he knows
whose cum the miller feed. his hogs on"
Mn. ToSy HARLAN, Of this vicinity sold
his farm to Mr.. John White, at 81 per
acre. Mr.. Harlan moves to his farm lately
purchased in Boyle county. Tony is a good
neighbor. and We can but -sy, farewell,
"'Tis hard tn give thee up"
MARRI Ep.-At the residence Of the bride,
father, Mr.. J. l.. Dawson, Feb. 23d, by Eid
$. II. King, Mr.. W. II. SworE to Mrs
ALrcs Dawson. The happy couple left
on the morning train for Henderson, Their
future home. May heavens richest bless.
ings attend them. ALPHA.
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BOYLE COUNTY NEWS.

DAsvILLE, NJ, Feb, I'D, 1915.
Csrrepo~i>~ce yaierier Journal.
A YouSa Mems Christian Association !,
about TO be organized in Dsnville, for the
fur,herance Of which object, q meeting
will be held at the frst Presbyterian church
tonight, (23d.)
The health Of our town 10 improving
......A successful singing class is being
taught at the N. +. C., Homemade
mola--es at 81 per gallon ......ln cuntra-di--
tinction to the 22d, which was clear and
beautiful, il read the Esd
FOUNDATIONS for two new dwellings On
the corner of Of Third and broadway, is
bsiug laid, and soon, two handsome Cot
tages will rear with help Of some work
mem their stately forms, which will be an
improvement to that part Of town.
4 rrBLIc meeting was called for last
night, at the Courthodsc, to take into con
-idsration the prop:icty Of building first
class hotel on the joint stock plan; but the
night was 30 unfavorable, the meeting was
postponed until Saturday night next I
suppose this project will succeed, as We are
sadly deficient in the matter of good hotel
buildings.
A MAN who had been in the employ o
Mrs. Bowman, about a month, as a dining
room and kitchen servant, entered her di-
ming room last night, and gathered up all
the silverware he could find. amounting to
$}5 or $40, and absconded. lie il a Swiss
by birth, and no doubt hired himself to
Mrs. b. for the purpose Of theft. Officers
are in pursuit OF him this morning, and it
ia to hoped he will he caught.
MR. S. L. FARRASD, agent for the Dan
vile Gas Company. is pushing his projec,
for lighting our town with gas, vigorously
on, and says he has done completed his ar
rangements. lie has, or soon will send II
competent scientist to Chattanooga, Tenn.
to annalize their new gas, so that he may
20 to work with sufficient da,a, to insure
success. hope he will push the matter
heh' On, ana '"a' '"e cniAen' VI our '""h
will withhold no material aid he may need.
r,
ihk "a was auiy observed hers' py the
the Chamberlain and Dinologisn Societier
Of Center College. The day was brigh,
.,d ,,l....,, and ,h.r. ,. omit. ,,,,i,.,
~" "' 'e "'' f.''
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wrR = mild atmosphere, a brightly
besming ann, and the birds in full chorus
welcoming the harbinger ~ Spring in gush
ing gladnes-, We can scarce consent 10
withdraw even for moment from the gen.
sr.l nut door rejoicing. But our hilsrity
y checked by the reflection that many o
round NE are .hsdo~ed in sadness. The
prevailing disease is holding many Of our
families in cruel grasp.
MR vALySrrsr PgYroS, an old and
wellkno~n citizen Of Casey, was buried
yesterday.
Mn WILL CoFrEy AND wrE are mourn
ing the death of their youngest am, Rich
ard. The list Of the .ick is too long to be
given.
ORA roads have become 40 bad since the
partial thaw as to be almost impossible.
We learn that the turapike to Dsnville wss
inspected Yesterday with . view TO throw
Ing the yates open.
THE farmers are oil on the alert 10 en-, brace
the earliest opportunity for commencing
operations, specially the Grsnges-who
numb<r about 80 members, are equipping
themselves with The best of agricultural
implements, and ssking good ssssoa and
fair showing.
A. H. MCKINNEY, Who had read With
s"me contempt the boast, in late issue, Of
man who had ~ved "a lambs from 20
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"" are very m"en pleased 10 no'e the
'sc' w" 'ne m''en 'r''n NJ" ,ee" 'asen on
o' 'h' '''"e" o' '"e 'A'ro"u, ana "sn'
m Pe~ense' ,''n '""'','o'e' W US ''e"'
We w" oe 'e,e'eu W '"s A'ee"v o' "
o'"s on "''" co"P"-ea o' hos', es''e'
s"eep ""'' "u'''' coA'' "ooa' 'o"o''
S'."''s ".I oo'''''o""e"''' '""
NUNS" ~"s' We "a'e 'e" gap "o"n
"e'e' '"' !" up I'"''"e''
THg case of n. G. stsgncr VI. Greenbcrry
Bright, vas brought to trial last week, the
jury giving the plaintiff a verdict for 500.
staener brought suit against Bright fpr
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l. A pssmsstsr i- r~qulrcd 10 give notice by i.i-
ter lreturnine q rsp~t dos moi answer the isvl
When suhsrih-r doc. moi take his paper out " the
o6~e, sni sfs'e the r~as,ns &c ~ MT benf taken
aud neglect :. d. - nske. the postmaster re-pon-
tible ~ the puhiisher fsr the p.yinent
Ary r~r~sn sho takes q pspet tom the post
oNce, shs,hsr dtrectei 10 hts tsme or snother, or
~h.'her he has sub-crbed or not - responsible t'r
thsps
~ any psr-on oriers HI. paper si.ccntinsei
he mus, pay all anesrsses, W the Publisher may
continue to -end N until The payment y made
~ certsin time, and tho Publisher coutinuss 10
snd the subscriber 10 hound H. pey fori N he takes
n, from tho p,s'ohr~. The Las pr.ler~is uppn the
yrouni thai a maa ma-, pay fr shat he u.ss
s. The courts have deeifed that refusing To take
newspapers and r~ricdr.i. fr,~a tho p-sstohse, 90
remavias and l~svine them uncslled ff, 10 grissa
fasia evidence ~ Intentional frsud
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CRAB ORCHARD, Ky, Feb. q, rs.

Having recently returned from the far
famed kings Mountain Tunnel" il you
will permit, ! ~ill tell the readers Of your
paper Of some Of the many things ! NV
there. In the first place, ! saw a city, one
and-a.hslf miles in length, and half.nile
wide, teeminr With heterogeneous popu-
latinn | remained several DAYS aud
learned that the Commissarv sold 81 200
worth Of goods per day Cabbage retailed
at Sorts per head; butter 5Octs. per pound;
Irish I'otatoes 81 per bushel; brogan shoes
81 per pair, aud other things in proportion.
These prices, however. are all retail. |
went down in the deep, dark, bosels of the
earth, l40 feet, and saw = world below, in
what might very aptly be termed, the In
fernal regions Of Pluto There was the
grim isrryman, 'Charon," (the mule 10
carry you across the mystic river, "styn,"
provided, Of cosns, you had the silver coin
in your mouth. The smoke was inienss,
aud the smell 81 sulphur, as palpsble as in
the dread domains Of Mephistophslss, and
the working men with their little lamps to
my vivid imagination, represented As the
ghostly spsctres OF The internal regions
ready 10 carry the new conner back 10 the
IRE. Shafts Nos. 8 and 2, are nov in less
two hundred feet of each other. The
workmen can hear each other at work
Thav kl..s.1 t<ia. ,xh,lss \ -. h..lay ..l
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srOCk avn ROP ITEMS.

WHEAT !. eishty.svs cents per bu.hel in
Nelson county.
Carr. Jos BErL, of Shelby, has return.
ed from Savannah, Ga, where he had been
With males. lie reports the market dull.
THE wcodford county farmers are appre.
hsnsive that the small grain crops of ths,
county have been SERIOUSLY injured by the
severe weather.
WILLIE FoRses, ~ Oven county, writes
home from Holly Springs, Miss, where he
went With car load Of 2-yesr old mules,
that the market is dull He sold only one
mule Georycso~n Tms.
Ma JAns b. Owrxs, having leased the
Myers lIou-e," ~ill s~Il at public auction,
on March i7,h, at his farm, Is 2-ysar old
mare mules, 4 large work mules, ! 6ne sad-
die and hsrnes mare, IL head 6ne cat
tie, and many other vslusblea.
TRr Ccsri>r-Jowrnai Of Feb. 24th, ssys /:
From 1900 to 1000 head u cattle changed
hands at Winchester, Yesterday, moa,ly BY
private sale, at 80 so TO 81 20 according
To quality" This is the largest amount of
cattle ever On the marker Of this season of
the year
RoLIIso SMALL GRsrS-A promincsnt
farmer Of fayette county, says that great
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'isit 10 Kings Mountain va. professional,
having been sent Zoe ne County Attorney to
prosecute those engaged in retsiling the
most powerful of all "Kins.".-King Alco-
hol. We sent ~vcn on for further trial,
sho ssve bail to answer st the April term
cf the Lincoln Circuit Court. Seven 9TH
ere eluded the oficcu and made their CO.
cape, Tor time at least More avon
FoNTAISy p. BosnIrr.
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rHEHk are several dangerous place. on
oar Main aud cros- streets, and We feel sar
that IL oar excellent board of Trustee. wer~
apprised Of the fact, the defect would b.
speedily remedied. The ofhce of Trustee
bsing one Of no-psy and Ices thanks IL IL
not to be presumed that they will individ-
ually or collectively run aboui town look.
ing up all matters Connected With the in
terc-t- of our citizens, and a hint of the
Lind ~e have given above will suffice io
draw their attention 10 the fact.
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NosTH-SiDE, Lincoln County, Ky. I
Feb. q IH7h

Feb. u. 1870.
Ma EpIroR; We again hail you from
the White Oak Woods. Al thi. writing, .,
appears as IL winter is breaking. Our far.
men look quite cheerful, and hope soon to
resume business.
VIZ note no cnsng~ in trade this week.
MRs. ELIZABETH wILNor of this vicin-
ity, is very i'll with pneumonia.
THE school Of Mr.. N. Hughes, will closs
on Friday, 26th inst Mr.. n. does not e1.
pect to teach al this place again. lie has
made Us a most excellent teacher, and We
regre, 10 give him up.
JrpaE Low, Of Muhlenburg county,
writes to Mr.. John Mershon, Of this vicin-
ity, that corn is worth 81 per barrel in that
section. The suffering is alarming. Taxes
very high, but no money.
TnE Debating Society at White Oak
Schoolhouse, met on the night Of the 18Th,
To discuss the proposition: All. that public
Amusemenb are beneficial to society. De
cision in favor 81 the Neg. After which,
the society adjourned, aas die
RovER
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GARRARD COUNTY VIEWS.
LANCASTER, KY, Feb. "a, 1875

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MA '''' '''''
'''''" '-" '
ASrHosf HILl and Pat Evans two OF
'he negroes 'ndie'ed '"r snoo'ing rred ca
=. .s..,, :. a.. p..;,.
,;.,,
JOHN SIMPSON, bought "i ram Hiatt,
three "iong-yearli"s mules paying $40
each, cash. Mr.. Simpson also Ho'd his hne
hve year old grar saddle mare, ior $iT ~
to - Owen, Of Jessamine county.
THE pardohs Of Bill Cook and Luther
Jackman, have been med. They have
turned States evidence, and, ] understsnd,
indicted several who have not, as yet, been
spoken Of, A. having had hand in our riot.
Tar Grand J,,x I'm. r.t,,,r.d =. I.,u.
r,,,h., of ;,a;c,..,,. a, ,h;. ,sr, NJ an.
o.,, R,, =. ,h.x a.. L.,, nd, IL
.na 10, .n,;i a.. h.,.L -.,,..,. -
o" 'hem' We have not been able TO zee them.
VIZ notice an announcement in the Dan.
willie Advocate, from its correspondent st
this place, that our popular Young LAWYER
friend, Mat. Walton, is a candidate for the
Legislature. You have our wsii-wishes,
Mat.
n
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Az advertisement elsewhere in this issue
denote. that the old we'll known merchsnts,
Cook \ Green. Hu-tonville, are turning
sails Of their tru-iy merchant, ship for a
cruise in the .eas ~ low prices and high
styles, the coming Spring season. We be
-pcsk for these enterpri'ins and liberal sen
tlsmen smooth sailing and . pro-psrous
voyage
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THr "Myer. frsse," under the proprie.
tor-hip cf Mr. james r. Owens, Who took
pc-.e~icr hi. week, will maintain IL. high
reputation. Mr. Owens is an sfsble and
clever gentleman, and will receive . large
share Of the public patronage. See his
card in this isue
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Dawn GARvIs, Who. for a many YEAR,
lived near our town, died At hi. home near
Crab Orchard. on SATURDAY morning last,
after a long Illness. Mr.. Garvin was one
of our best citizens, aud many will mis-
him from the walk. of life. III remain.
were inferred in Buffalo Spring Ce,netery,
on Monday evening Last.
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The graduation masonry and superstric-
ture Of Girier Bridges on thirteen miles Of
the road between Nicihiasvile and the
Kentucky river, in Jessamine and Mercer
counties, are advertised to be let on the
sth Of March.
CONTRACT AwARDED.-Mr Soc. Owens
a well-known citizen Of this county, has
been awarded the contract for furnishing
Gloss. ties from Shelby City to Kings Noun
tain Tunnel, Mckay Bros, Contractors
for the graduation Of the road near Cato
have contracted to furnish them from
Kings Mountain Tunnel Southward ~ Sec
81
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4 STRANGE freak OF nature vas shown US
on Monday last Tom wi;hers, a man OF
color, brought to town dosbis- headed calf
which had come forth the dsv l+fore. The
animal only had one body, but two heads
and neck-, fully developed, and Of the usual
.iIe. Head, neck, eyes, NC, we're as perfect
As those Of any other animal II vas q
heifsr cali, Of q roam color, aud finely form
ed ia the parts exhibited To Us. The man,
Tom witber-, told US that in order 10 save
the life Of the COW, aged four years, he was
compelled to cut the calf from her. The
specimen should bc preserved.
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s'ss-si~wssr Ssfi~e.

We dis,inrtly snnounce 10 the puhle that we in-
tsri TO coniue, our basin - "a the Cash system,
aud under circumstance- util 90 plsce sah-cri-
ters name uyon our fis, -ithou, tho money Ia zd-
vance Iob vort ~ ever description must paid
or upon delivery. Yearly advertisers ~ili hs re-
quir-d te e~ttie quarterly Adrerttslsents Of all
saeert sssshlished ha.ines. hna.s ln adsance.
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Miss Lou Huffman, Of IIarrodsburg,
charming performer upon the Piano, and
one Of entucky's most lovely Young Ia
dies is now visiting Mis-. McRoberts, Of this
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Ma = J. CAMPBELL of the firm Of Camp
hell n Miller, is in the City Of Louisville
this week laying in n new stock Of grocer
les and hardware.
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TaIs 10 rot bad sho~iux for the Csr-on
House st Lancaster, under the control and
prnprieto '-hip Of the Veteran Landlord, Mr.
K. carson; For the week ending February
18th, 200 Arrivals For the week ending
Feb 10th, Pa Arrival We are pleased
to learn Of ths prosperity Of worthy EI-
Lincoln man.
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VIZ regret that our able correspondent at
Dsnville, "Now and Then" owing tn Sun
svoidable circumstance" will no longer
favor u. With his interesting letters.
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NIsIoSARy NIrics. Al the last meet
ing Of IN, Lincoln County Missionary 50.
ciety, il was ordered that another meeting
he held at the Christian church in stanford
ON Thursday, March the 18th, at i0o'clock
A. NJ, aud that the financial agents through
out the eouuty, be requested to use dill
gence in obtaining lodges Of money, To
Evangelise the borders Of the county, and
also to collect the first inslallment now due
and that each of the said agents, be earn
esily requested to attend said meeting, and
report pledges, and means, collected.
IL hS BrstAaAsod hSosgAost the county !,
.-DEAR BRErnREs Many Of you have
hitherto opposed the missionary cause, ION
the various plans in operation,l because
there WAS 80 many sslaried officers, and
hence the Arguments put forth, that when
these officers sere paid, there was very lit
tie lett TO send the Gospel to the destitute
II gives me pleasure to inform you, that
We have County Society, fully organized,
and that there are no pay officers connected
Herewith. We have also ah efficient aud
competent Evangelist in the field. in the
person Of our worthy bruthsr, John X. White
and hence every dollar You oon,ribnie, he
will get the benefit of Bsethren and Sis
ier-, you all know Bro. White, and you al
50 know that there are many in our county
who sre destitute OF the pure word OF life
will Won not therefore give ~ vonr sbnn.
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A SEw po-toihcs ma. o ea ea,bli.hed at
Pcacherville, in this county, With W. II.
Cummin.. ~ postmaster
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OrR readers will he attracted by the large
advertisements Of J. II. Craig, Of the
"rrade Palace" and n. h. Tevis, Of the
Clothing Emporium" which sppear in
this issue
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EARM Fur SALE.

The farm on whsch Col. " J. Brcck nriisc re-
Gently resided IN Lincoln county, near shelby tity,
IN the >tanfJri aud knuh Lick tunpik. = offered
or sale. said farm contains about isI acres with
comfortable improyc ycmcnts. and ~ill be .old
whole or In parts.
For futher information apply to the unjer.ignec,
aljuining the farm, address at shelby city, Ky.
6-f A. X. DENNEl.
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Mail sr ,e.s~ns dos .. sen precisely, saa
Mail fre~ Losissilis srrise- st stanford t;so, D
Mail or I<ss.sscs, s.v-. s,snf,rd every day
Mail fro~ fesIss,oa. arrives at s,aafSra At
Mail iro~ sorser-r, srrive- a.ily at stamford ., :
o. 10. Isases at O. w.
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THE Common School Commissioner,
Judge J. N. Philips, informs uf that he has
the money due the teachers on the 18th Of
February. and they can nov call at his of-
fee in stanford, at set the same.
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My health having failed, Idesire h sell NV farm
situated one half mile FROM Hustonyille, containing
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ia Acres,

OF good land, we'll improved. Good schools aud
churches Convenient. For further particulars apply
to GED. Il. COOPER, iiustonsille. Ky. 72-u
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HANGING FORK
F A RIM FOR SAL E!

Having determined TO embark in another branch
Danyille aud stanford pike ave miles from either
plase ani imm, .disiely on the Hanging Fork con
Ia ming lJi about one III Ia a gooi statv Of
cultivation aud the balance we'll set In grass With
an abundance ef never falling wat-r, gvod two
s,orr dwelling, Kitchen, Rarn, Ic hous aud an
other nebesslry out buildiUgs go-i fencing and a
number one orchard - Terms moderate, for lurther
particulars call on me on tue prenfices
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BTusa, ~ yaars old; 10 htnls highi vt ~ les
instun iAin Magnolia By tiap. Glsurps, She sat Of
imp Myrtle -l-ins tai brother b,th to "kea-
tucky" aud "nilroy," the former stinis ~ kew
lurk at r2s1 the iattvr Al iexinston hy az tiO0l
sl stand this s,as "a al W. Dor siy le aud quality
Bpohs Is haTI IA iaat a. bFeesieT unsurpA.sesi--
ssNrtsi l hia colts Gu b. seeu 20 iny place.
, 1875-04-19

SERMON ny THE nEy. D. J. uunnELL.
Tho lev. d. j. Durretl, OF the Wossminstt,.
Presbyterian Church.. corner OF Peoria and JACK,
son streets. prcachcd an interesting sor7aon yca-
terday morning On "Tho Second Cumiug Of
Christ"
Ho stated before announcing ilia sext that Mt
tho time lio prepared tho discourse 10 WAS not
aware Of Tho TACT that certain "Adroutnts waso
look1tE for Christ to como on April -. The
sermon has therefore no intended reference to
this ''set titne " or to those who a1o e4pectiut.
tie immediate advent Of Christ
I Tho following in tho sermon In full:
Where ia the lrouatso Of Lis Coning4--lK Peter,
sn.,a'
ecsno' Iho Mount Of Olives. Tima: Forty
days after Chiists resurrection. A group Of
take last f"fowell of tlieir boloYetl Master.
Whiio waiting for HIS appearauro they talk in
low muruu;n Of thu ycar. liza. arc n,.t m
eyep,ful in tail .n ru,ior,nr and c,o,;,a. @ ~
i'm. Do,yn h,,ov tha1 ,,asn ths hraa,, ~ no
ho" often Tiny had crossed 1t on their way to
the sacred shadowa OF Getnsemauet In the die.
tauce are tho homes and to,nn1oa of lotrs,,s,,
Whichever wsy tbsy loo1. in ,o,v oronaJ ,hs
ioofps1'''s o! 'ae'f LORD are on every rath aud
hillside AID memories come croW1 ling thick and
lust upon tho minds Of tho wa.chota O. Oliyat.
Iut H,dtleuIy uc stauda before thom
"p.rcs ho w,,t vo,,,s I,a.A aa'
ss ~ w. w. foa' t1o" eagerly tho5
saSo upon tne laeo that 80 lately wax stan-
Gu with blood and Grave-molit lie ronews TIC
rsomlae Of tho outpourinK Of tho Bpirit, and re-
pcatu .Ls Injunction ECO yo into III tha .ori,
rr, ...n 41,o T.a.a., ,. !.so :" 'ue "o,u :,
~ anu p'eaen 'ao 1osne! nnto ose!y creature
IheY gather around Him III ioSe and Tondar aud
reyerouco. lie lifts His pierced bau4s ia bleas.
Ing, mud slowly r;soa fron, thoir n,oat .r.rth
Ina ,o.t h.- rorsr ~ tesa w.. a.,ne ,.s.sa .a
a,.;n Y 1Y. ~. po"us " ls'p .ao "Asus nea'ens
through tho yielding air HIS ayes arc bent On
these up-l,oAipg man," Ills arms a,e ont.
stretclpJ. md Iis voice besri for tbn iast ~.
'o.a % ~ aos ~ ~. ~ ~, 'ass "oo
:. % s.a.1o 'uslo '''"v1 lar ., aoa so aes OUT
lite taat Vt tho prophet on the banks OF tue Jor-
lau, Ny FA.hor my Father Tic clariotu a,
, 1875-04-19

~ ANrED-1 1tAVR A CUSTOMER FOR LARGH
" ttAo Of In 1ndIane nut too a. from Cni.
eako VII! mako lit1 rsymBut In ChlcAEu lots aud
sums ha,ancs Of narohiss Long viii taks
KIRK H. NEWELL Room is, ~ Vashtnxton.lt,
NVAhTED-A GOOD tiESIDsNOE WITH d 10 Il
IASnl!s Lick. I.eSnIle md Madison -sts.
, 1875-04-19

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,
TOR 8A1E-CHOJGE IOWA LANDS FROM 81 TU
9l0 per aote. GILBERT DltUUKS, 97 WashluT.
tor.st.
H'oE HALH-oR ExOHAEGK-SEVETAL FINE
farms lneated In Illinois and osics states. q, d,
GRIFFIN. ta1 Eat Madtsur,st.
, 1875-04-19

WASTkn-TO REST.A HuIinlS1 FOR manu-:
room gooa Itka required particular about l,calen
W! ~. p1asss9io = ouos Y walt tha4 s9ontha for
hWlGk BALKE CO., Billiard Tahu MauuIAotnters,
Il and ~ htstp.st.. Chtcaso. -
ITAkTED-TO HEHT-A FIFlhT.OLAS3 STORE.
w Bssto rent And locality. Address u, T1tbnus Of
, 1875-04-19

rs. :: 3; DICKINSON, LATE OF LONDON,
sassals dbpsses. w Nest Wsahiax SN''' ~
, 1875-04-19

A TAlHkWoon DuXKLEE'i. III AND ~ LAKE..
machuosy. bet.tns. and sh 'p sapplIss -
IIoHHALK7;oRR RxOHAH0E-A ae-ll0RsE POWEh:
ho!les sna .n4tae III cvnplsts. call
on 10MN DANlh(lH, No. ~ Wost LAko-ss. bAaetuont
, 1875-04-19
CHICAGO, MONDAY APRIL 10, 1875.
TO RENT-HOUSES.


Suhur urhnn~-Continnotl.
lwaen Goslhe and Schl!e!; 49H por a3num. hpply 10
buJiHADKK DlsoS., 81 Atsdison II. '''' ~
frO RENr-PURNisliED HOUSE XT EyAN5T0g.
o2nts!n'nK !! rcoms ~ "sta, as9 mo,ern impte!o.
houses 80 70 90 a1nlh: pleasantly 10.
eassd itom u WasnnFton iltoek. cptner Of fiffhaT
md WaahfnRton.st ]. T. EDMLth,
To HENT--ROOM5.
no RENT RpOMB-lb8 AND III EAhT }YAsufHfs.
ton-s, elegantly furalshtd, ehsAp nse or "a sn,ts
RIO ,RI:N r-MlGELY FURX isItEn IlO0,iS, liz AND
J. 166 Fast washtnEton'st., 1tonIa u.
f1tO RKST-7 ROOMS, -wIrif C1DYETS- IN 1;fiR
j uer Of sheffield and fLAts.. tErna binets nofth r.
l1anuln ~. cara hard and soft 3atos In houss.
RIO RENT-sUiTN5 Or Six .nODMS: MODERN III.
rrovon,cns, In 7ilon'psone 1uck, m Wtst Hedison
1t. tpno cornef suitable f1t housekeeping, rnt an
arr; tsnt cheap 70 reAt parties. ly VII ii. 7iiuMp.
TTo, nENT--3o MoVMS;,. Sia;0SD AID THIRD
hEWlsIisa i MOnlIsH. iEs EYo hadlsqa. II.
rio KENT-A Suite or FURYiS,lII1 I01Sia
family; can bs sean Monday from neock Ain
root nest nsh sud ia beat loeattn, c.:t of t,Ifat
and sou h Of EhlctRu.av ln!,nte OF kXAukit UltUS.
suu!hssst cnrnar klnzIe and t3IArk :.t.. ''A''
TO 0RENT..STORES. nrrrc:c f..
, 1875-04-19

w ANTED-A CARR1A0E PA1NTKK WHO Has
" bad two OF thrna fAas1 6FpetIsnce Addfrte ,ufue.
dIate1y. 7. y. UkMhTED. IABaIle, iii. 4
, 1875-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS,

pHoPoSALs WAKTKD FOR THE BUILDING OF
~ aSeHts asAasld On Alton Hs!uad, to goat o. t0
@ - ~ ee PAU y zeal ossA&e. i. ". bKA. ls1 Clark.
G9nAAQA f0ls FuAAEFURE, STORE FIxTURE8,
X f9aA ana geaen3 t1ston4ndsa. IN brick building
sss tnasrAts chasGts and liberal ad
nstsslos4. "'f *'' ~ ~ "
, 1875-04-19
GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS.

MEMS FUINIsHERs,
67& 60 Westinghouse, Chicago.
Pixies 0rera House. Fnnrth.st.. Cincinnati.
, 1875-04-19
"ANTED--MALE HELP.

WAkTED-A dUUl! CuSTt!M TAfIUR TO 90 IN
tho country good par and att1dy work Il xu4san.
tsed. Inquire st douDafAN 4 DXFDE'S, ID sad "a
, 1875-04-19

I
oMEM!h FL Ihas aM;AH1SK1}J;sMAKf a nSsi}.; ACTIVE AHN TG
elsiss y ~hon boIA eotimISsiun Nm be paid FuI
k1!!ca!.Es 441Eots Il: kNAPR, PIosldsnne, It. /.