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TITS PRETTY HARD to forecast the verdict
OF a petty jury, but IL does seem 10 US that
If Mr.. Evarts' line OF cross-examination is TO
be depended upon, the jury in the Beecher
relevancy of all this to the offense with which
Mr.. Beecher is CHARGE is not readily apna-
rent, but, OF course, piat is all right.-S. L9c;s
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IL III. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, cOrAer 7th and SITS. northwest

AUCTION SALE OF A TWO STORY AND
BASEMENT FRAME HOUSE, No. y37 MAS
SACHUSETTS AVENUE.
- On tt ESDAY, Feb 23, 1875, AT 4 O'Clock .
liz m, viii be sold at public auction in front of
the premises, that desirable property the north
side OF Massachusetts avenue. between 9th and 10Th
streets northwest, fronting Is feet by depth of s.
feet, and improved Is above.
Terms: 81 go in cash; balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest eight per per
annum, secured by deed Of trust the property
sold deposit of lUJ will be required at time of
sale. All cOnveyancing at expense of purchaser.
Terms TO be complied with IN seven days
fcbl6-d J. L. C0LDWEL l.. salesman
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To- WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
n On SATURDAY, February 30, ISIS, at 1
~ clock a. m, shah sell at my auction rooms.
NJ mahogany II. c. Parlor Set, 10 ps
~ mahogany Marble {, Table.
mahogany Nhatnot.
To be sold 10 cover advances, freight, &c. Terms
cash. lfEStl WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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SINGULAR lNsANITY.-A German named
TachtInan, residing at st. Louis, is the vic
tim of a singular form OF insanity. The play
ing OF music excites him TO frenzy and at
certain times he expresses a desire to muir
der the performing musician. Another phase
is upon The verge of delirium- Tachtman was
formerly employed as an attendant on the
philanthropist, Mr.. James Lick, part of his
duties being to rub the invalid with bare
hands, and TO a loss of vital forces during the
nnncess the nresfnf misfortune is aflrihIlfed
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TWAS QUITE CODA lew sabbath eve
nings since young man was immersed 10
the baptiStry OF one of the Des Moine.
churches. The " eather was bitterly cold.
and after the services were ended the youn.
man started for home. accompanied by .
comfade, whom we will designate a. John.
for the substantial reason that that ain't hi.
name. For the same reason we will tern
The man that had been baptiSed Jim. On the
way home they came 10 a house from the
chimney OF which a red flame was rolling out
IN ds vigorous proximity to a roof They
halted, and, after consultation. John went
Into the house To inform the occupants of the
peril 10 which their residence was exposed
Jim awaited his return al the gate Will.
he was waiting AN acquaintance passed by
and inquired: Jim. what are you doing2''
"WaiHng for John" was the reply, .sandJ
wish he'd hurry; I've just been bapiised sad
Us damn cold. "-Des Hancs R,saas-
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a "EhICAN LINE.
o,- MAIL STEAMSHIPS ~
ONLn LINE CARRYING THF@RA
AMERICAN FLAG S1zG
sailing every THURSDAY from PhiIadslnhi. sor
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, INTERMEDIATES and SrEER.GE
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED
Rates As low as by another first class Lima
PkTER WRIGHT SONS General Agent.
Philadelphia.
..o SHERMAN & co. Bankers, gents,
HUGELY 1929 street Wa.hinpton
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MARRIAGE UNDER DIFFICULTIEs.-A
telegram from LesvenwOTth. Kan, February
Il. Says:-FaSnionable circles are in a great
nutter over secret wedding which was
sOlemniZed last night without the knowledge
or consent of tae brides parents. The prin-
cipals were VIM. HeTmccke. clerk in the com
miSsary department at Fort Leavenworth,
and Miss GRANGER, aged l. years, daughter OF
wealthy merchant. After the ceremony
the couple went To the residence of the parents
and announced their marriage. Hermecke
was promptly expelled from the house and
the bride detained. The lawyers have hold
OF the affair now. Hermecke's counsel ar.
endeavoring TO get his wife away on a writ OF
habeas corpus, and the other side are taking
steps to arrest Hermecke for bigamy, com
planning that he WAS once married under the
assumed name OF Charles Lamar
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STEAMER LINES.
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,

BETWEEN
rhiLADELPH1A, ALEXANDRIA, Va WASH
iN'roN AND GEORGETOWN, d. O.
SAILING DAV.
Prom Pier :, North WHARF,. p.u..
SATURDAY, at IL m ruhn9e.Rnie,
n ron = T 2g stey street, Georgetown EC
rsgni. me &C. connects At Philadelphia with Clyde's
de1ce enS,n srssEy Line OF Steamers for Provi-
age In Boston BY this line N'o
,r G. y. HYDE, Agent for n ofu
Nm CLYDE co. Phiiaaeip hia ,'' ~ oio-
REED, Alexsndris, Va
Y: MINI, 20 Devoushrs street, Boston
- -, tfreights delivered by knox's Express Or
uTas ieIt al General Once, sos Pennsy anis ave-
s,, e, or Al the steamer Wharf, viii Be promptly
-'ohe'N W.
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1874 PEsssrf ShtAt ROUTE 1875
N0RTHwEsT, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
Washington 5 IS nj. Baltimore s:3Os m
II SIS I:I5pm
THE GREAT BIT BE TRACK RdU ri M
Nh ergant Scenery, Palace State room Day and
I've hundred miles saved to Western and Central
MANI CONNECTIONS
through from WASHINGTON to the WEST and
NOEIH without Change.
Tickets b this can De procured at the Offices
corner OF 18th street ami Pennsyl anis avenue and
corner of 9th street and Pennsy ana enue under
National Hotel, where reliable information VIII 10
Passengers procuring tlcs-t. at these Offices can
secure accommodations Ia Palace Cars for Chicago
fiiISrrg Buffalo aud Elmira-
N BOYD. Jr-. General Passenger Agent,
Inarloly Philadelphia, Pa.
A ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON Z. r.
ALEXANDRIA & EKEDERICKsBUR T. T.,
t"aNER OF Is AND SIXTH STREETS.
Loczi trains i-avefpT Alexandria a. fOllows:-6, 4,
10 IL a 4, 3, A. 5, o, m; a.
-. ~ p n daily 81 "'her trains daily except
Local Trains leave Irxaudria a. foIIoys-6, rs
. 10, III 2, m !, 3, 5, 8 and m, The ;
= n AL % D m from Alexandria daily, all other
traIns daily except SUNDAY.
a m and ?; n. connect With trains Wash
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPRESS, via Richmond,
Nste- a.LlHgtoH Is D m. daily, except Sunday.
,E6ptes- foT Richmond leaves Washington daily at
Through tickets T. all points south and Southwest
ler -ae ~ Offices corner 18th street and Pennsyl sna
sseuur S.t corner 9TH street and Pennsy anis
nue. NLeTe pa--enge-- can leave orders for baggage
Z Be checked a. al hotels and residences through 70
e7e2 Ea'lJn. L. s. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent
CEO. c. WILKINS, General Sup't.
JahsH Baltimore, Md.
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Nass.i0xs>0 Rc~S~is.A

''Ffsf ofhAFire f'hiir fs---f.o fssag~,ss
Af'Sr az absence of six wears n A.. -.
rcNisitEE Washington city. much thai 4.
sdikhE AID surprising 4 kNgin 10 Sse IN.
iatio' a. metropolis fairly advsncssi toward.
W. lroiSr position a. IA elegant well-hpilI
ai1 wtll-onierei city. The parts uSusUv
so,fn ny stranger. living betwee, the Prc.t
dents House ara the Capitol are moi t,n~s
.4aiEed IN Iltir architectural apn-,Rrsnce
iShhSNlNania avenue. In that Snsre ga.
tlI'I's v - q m,r ~ rect az hotels and Shor.
~ oi which are pictrre>qUe. AMI msny a.
att Siiat bA and inSigu ificaut. The OH ma
-, 80 i gone, ana some poor shauiies hs,e
S.Ntu pace Ia Others not - ppbr. Bus tn.
80 - hs> smooth pavement the com r,-t
~ -, ~, " hich II appreciabie even when cexer,s
W, enoN and ice, and there ma, n. a
'"uuaI gfowth 81 metropolitan dignity ey..
~ - When Trade and rnanuf.rtur,S ,s.esf
ni'Hs.fNee a. they might io and ourbt a. a.
III a c7ty 80 highly nsvorei by natur,s an ina
goNtrf Went at the United States Iaaxs,.
The Avenue. and the business streets n a 80
whose hasine>s g. chiefly the business az an.
whole PEOPLE OF the United State there \.
much To b. seer thst will interest anN On, -,
that people. The District government al m.
past few years may have bsS,n corrunt sns
selfish and wrong. though that ha> ne,,-
been distinctly proved. But a. has msds
Washington very splendid city. the bA.s
paNei the best graded. tie bJ-St drained aaS
ne most easily kept clean, os any Of ts-
aree American cities.
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II III. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and 4 SITS northwest
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ID IN T.
L have method OF preparing Pain. which will
warrant TO effectually prevent dampness causei by
defective brick walls and lesky metallic roofs pro-
xided the paint Is applied by my own hands. Price
50 cents per equare foot for three coats.
HOUSES aid SIGNS painted ia the very latest
Sly IL and in the most durable manner.
Being thoroughly equipped for every kind Of work
In my line respectfully ask trial from those whom
have not heretofore met professionally.
shop, sos l4th street, between ii and northwest
febE-ly ISAAC CURRY
DLUMBING, SITTING AND SEWERAGE
Il promptly attended to. on reasonable terms, by
JAMES +. BRIEN, Practical Plumber. No. sos
LouislaDa avenue, near 9th street. north side Resi-
dence 322 sth street northeast Speciality, TIN.
LINED PIPE always on hand. NIL -tr
GIBSON BROTHERS,,
VI BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
1912 Pennsyly snis avenue, south sde.)
FINK WORK speciality. noy26ly
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kNASH. Il. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w (SuccessOr e. Green & Williams, Aucts j
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID SITS.
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~ Ii. WARNER,
81. Real Estate Broker aud AugtIpneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9Th ana streets n w
, 1875-11-05

q, !, yrsgcr. Tlr indictment vss ba.ed on an
sr' ':le l'''b''rht'! hv tho former months
il, Ina rn, IN, rnd r. ,,n,n,ttod .rndrs ,,,.-f
,,,n. IL ~ -. ~. - H.s ~ o.et "l
~ @ sIt''' - 'ne t.1i' ",lo H"tnlsaeIo
.! tNai pAFc and RlFat deh u 3n"'-
lug "Rr WenIttsied. The prlHIPnl Tl;t.ess
ia 1e tea II abr,;1t wltse ago It would nat la
rait- to rEc-s Tim eyldenca WA unfit for nuh.
j,ru;l n ,,J M rYba.ist,yo t,,at II t,r"I H..
f,..a. . - ~ et"" tnsl'o t'IHt ~ tite' "un
'-'aE1- FHa''t. anu JnE7. Aho eahe Tas given
~ tt Jury nj late hour IN the Attethonn. with
'n'.1H"iinEH ~ 'utHEtI Behcd verdict thl8 morn.
lpr, II one was reached
ruc r4Is
Jutng ntonGEr7 ! It, 70.
tr,L. t.n-, ~ -. an L.. n. r.
, 1875-11-05
THE MASS-MEETtNC.

kAIHAH0E III EAtEHIEHGj3s
To call the assembly at Mothodist Chnr,h
n,,ck ,sat ovo,,nn .n.u,-nno,J,,, :, ,vo,,i., ~
~ :. o' oo''' "o,'4o 10
~ ~ Apply ~ hlahon'ei' IL Was not e1tEaor-
d'nsFy IN point OF numbefs' but It represented
the nlatform we,a Miss Er.,ca. r xy,tl,,a NJ.
M y 1Io1raLo ~ 80. t1't.,'.' - "''u' A's
~ - ~; VIC, A4a sa'acs itouees a.1s' L. a.
Aasana, AEs' ~: Jata1ns, Mia: T. D. oarae.
Mlaa FRANCES K. Willard presided.
Aus, JENNIE =. WILLING.
tvo.Idnnt ~ tba Wo,r.r,. C,,,,a,;., ,r.t. =.
mn 49,. .,.'.sa,.,a ,.,, uai''' 81
i'''''o'o' "ao!o'fouueeu' anu addressed the moot-
ing at some length. She ba!d that as Hercules
had stranRlod tho serpent sent By Juno to de-
atrov him, Amerfca bnd t,ostrovad nm r,ro,+ 49,
n.n; 1t,ms si.xssn ~ Th".o o,ea '.o s,oas sss-
.s.t .s'. -o "Ao a.os"e' n,t-
evil OF tntempetanoe. The great trouble about
the mattor was tho prevailing inertia suopr
GOOD reop,n. Twas voIl IN undo1star,, #. m ~
"itca M r., o.1ar ., ,,oi,. .,,;u w.. ~" uas
n'taoe. Ano' IN ofaef 20 point .liS ous' she would
compare It with something else. Tue Chicago
fire probably sank es.ooo.0oo, but ill.,
10 shs eoatry oas yss,y
peopjo were tu1oed out Of % .he,r bomes 1a'iua bn.
lutompcrsnce makes GOD. OuO noople ,snrse than
homeIvss cyesy year Sixty thousand neotis
would be- dead OF strong drink within twriycs res
month. There was = grand army ot = million
continnsv incrpasS.a cnmd ~ r.,,n1 ~ aran9
snch cnns,.nt s.rsi, rnn', H. i,,t.atstna ssaa
Inv .honj tha ayii ha MI rh,. ana.ta.
thnn,Le ~ h.It ,rn.,,ss. ..,,, nte""IIt
,oMss s ,o,,, .ia,. aa % muu .s an"er.
II WIN s.iI tl,st ne"nla won,S i. r. ,shi.Su M
d,r III e,1o"nstsna"s Ia tt.n law "plo.y ua
wns mn NJ tn chaf nrons ~ ta Hnvp,an ptunuSra
70 td so,taq ,!@ .own u another ss.t Tho speaker
."a fron, ~. .arr" ~ su". ~ oon 'cs.
'h o"uo 1om ta,a w Sonaeo on was v4o'oou ~ We
carc of ia cri,,i .ns.. "ns ~ tst aost TO 'Ase
, 1875-11-05
THE COURTS.
Suit Against John II. Mueller fnr
Alleged Lobby Services,
Counterfeitors Held for Trial--Another
Long.su1ering Wife.
Record Of Judgments aud New Suits.

LO6b1 SERVICES.
MUELLER Asn MTB CONTACT.
About four works afp III l.,mc1t waa entes.
Oh by default In tue Superior Court IN favor or
Samuel l.. ulbbar5. and against John II. 31nsi-
fet. for sl1o gun, of s53 eNii4. Tho amount MAS
large, Tho defendant well lhtHn Ar tho con-
tractor for the atone to be furnished for tito
now CuHtom-flo1.e. but tha declaration We 8
very non.tommi.sai. it only hau1itg tho common
c~,''rts. and 4 Judgment was euso,cJ au.otly,
though not without crest he.,t..ion IN The ,,xrt
Of Judge uasy. yesterday afternoon, notice
having bcen previously g1.eu. motion
WA mario by tha defendant to sct
atido tho Judgment ol thu GROUND nf
Hant Of co''k'sc: atlon lntge nur1l,er Of AL
daTlts were lend oil boil, hiieh nri there wcte
rich nr0fHiren Of revelations Of ca1raption Of
officials N high cIrcles. whose names eye,, conld
not Ec 1'Ft'tA1icly mentioned. Among utlIors it
vas assorted In one Of the anidas.a tl,st tho
Hon. 9. y. FatHoll's influence lad Lecu secured,
through li,Iharti. for Mueller. Mg Fn,wrsI,
llnA ever, filed all affidavit avouIne hu,se, rnf,at
!unocet,t aud lgnorant Of everything u lilo k4uh
II san finally agreed that If this plaintiff wo1Hl
agreo to Try tie Gaso III ~eek tefpo
meu1ber of tho lar, tho dttau.t
uilnu1 stand until the ttial Init II that 1Jropo-
Hin.u was dretuch tho default Hlspn1d be est
asi0o md the defendant h.lo.ei 10 plead OH giy-
Ing bond iu tho SUN of fj.U,u for taa 1laytnuut
OF whatever judgment might Ltrsndore1 against
him
Judge Gsry. in deciding the mot:on. said That
tho affiusrltA did INT suw thai I!isitarl haA
ever performed dollars worth of scryicq for
Mueller in gattIng the ron:ract. farther ue I4a F.
than taking notS 10 n aub-es1itor OH tic t'7o,-
ih1 Journal Tor winch 70 ehl'i,.gs would have
eaen anlle remuneration, mi ho I'LL not thins:
that tho plaintiff wun!a recover. liz
YRS. wiling sl!as the Earties -llm,ld tsku
change of vcnuo If tioy wisl4ed 1n tte
ground Ut hl. being pte!udiced but If be was
obliged to heur ttr aso ilo NoGl1 do II u. he
would witness 3 dor. GaFt. without uuy feeling.
The fawyars on each eldc. however, tx,res4"I
their entire confidence IN TIN Judge ,nrartle,ity,
aud "ern willing. nat" tilstaudug tho cxpse..,o,.
Of his opinion. to try tho caAe bctuse h.u,
TIE ''acfyices are nndcrrtuUd to 10 for obtain
ing tho contract for siuclInr to1 furnishing tLs
cut ntouo for tho Cusom-iicu4e, ml,cii haB
nude Ed much trouble. Tic rcveIA1lE1lH tru,1Ise
to be decidedly tci.. but owing to tho fac. .oat
the attotnoys Gu eltIler aido. j. L. high anl T.
A.. btoors, nI}'atent!y anxioun to ayoid pub.
Lefty. ty lcRye Of Conr. sook away all
tie AtlldayiA which had toen filed. no psrtica-
lars can be given. It is aunerted that Mr. Hih-
bard il on1y a ngure-hcnd, as it ~ero. hnvlng to
Interest iii the Bnt. ard t!lat 0tE"i aud butter
known men arc the interested pa:tle:s. who a,o
not ogcS-an1ious to Lave tpelr nQmcs kuowE.
, 1875-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

HteCElLAME0bs. $500
i, 4,redl'ton hss R"nr frnn HnrhlA 10 hs ea'e1 NJ
..n {,,lr Tho schr Thtatls. ltdan With whnst
x,rkce, Ia aahosc1ln HEAVIER 1Isstor, and lea
tol n ,.s,cr.. Tho prop To1edo, vhirst cleared
h'nsn hn~trn pny Thurnday for buffalo, ran ashors II
faa c..t Tia Canisten, after working 1t her four
..,,, .n,l ,shte1nK 1.Q00 br!4 Of -four anil S0n
nh. succeeded 10 getting bar oT.. ..Tho Cesc-
T.attf tlenIrs t,s report that william ssnderson
~ n tho steam-bArge ". L. Wetnure, las bssn
eta5 1re was In Cleveland Monday nn his way 10
IN A,ht.buIa. He quit tho :4een,es al Chi.
~ ou row Two ltieA coli!el With thb Rcs Com
..ttt y ibe mouth n Manttowoo Harbnr Wednee+
fsna,ss,. Both vessola wero con1iderably damaged.
VI y Gonouest had her 1aas crushed. tbs Itoyil
s1 I'm steamship Compnnyb ssnr U0rslcan ran
t.ss@ts Il sou.h bay loht, Isfe untsr.u, dlrtug
C1s1s al u Tuostisy. and hss faet of water 10
Ihe milwaukee en'In<l Of yesterday
fsl! i Tic prop Colin Camnhell aud bnrt y. Y. II.
IT, Elm, .hofs ID p.Ileys llssl,or, have both been
ft1sI vtlb only tr!flrg damage. Tho vrncking tug
res*h,n arrived hnfs ytsterday morning With ths
tsaan spd tho ting Starkc Irn!hcFs, with Tho Camp
~ Ttn. into Manisowoc on aeHonnt OF Inc hea Tue
~ Campbell IN minuB her f1sdder.poat" Tls
EE.and itddrr statos thst tho prop Evergreen City
s .at Ashore Ct ss Fort @as.sna l,;s In 40 e..
r. htrbor there. Int nisecd aud wsnt
x tsnt Al srpe;iition is TO- ho sent to
e.t hst o or. .. s'r n, er ., a., h.t Il sa,.aae
Ehe ltts In about III feet ut Hator. Tbs roo
fuIt In 1857. 1t Cleveland, n GA tons burden.
N,a.nsi by lord, Gay Il Co.. of An saMbIc. and Ii
,Tsu,td She was light Ut tho time Of tho scoilent.
TIE SEA GULL IN TROUBLE.
-, .tt Bra Gull ts In trouble. Bhs VIA loaded
- ,,,p tor,e days ainrt, whsn It VIA found tt.at
s.,,, IN N nnht condition 10 carry tho With
.,d,u.Rtns It. Thu cargo was therefore unlpAjcl,
~. rts taken 10 Su1livan's t;ock for I thorough
.,,,e, IN the meantime tho parstes Who loaded
-, ,.snsd damages for injury 10 tho grain, amount
NO. Tho grain was, va ars told, insured
s. mb b114 the board Of Undorwritora refused 10
~ ~ ths claim. mi Tho shippers hsso therefore
a ths vessel for that Atuuunt. Tie matter, ~ ue
rm done "about It p" Ia difficult 10 doter1nine.-
ff1ts B|adf. ....-....
TIE niuHTs OF An ANEN1CAN TEa.
IA. ,us Bruce left this port Monday njght to 70 to
,ntt of tie prop Erorgrccn City, reported ashoro
,rn yaana Her tow n not ashore, "a ut first re-
.rta but lying at anchor uuer LonR Point Ntes.rs.
I'M. Maythcm, IT tho tug Association, received a
e,+.th from tic CAptan Of the nruCn yesterday,
rne lbs he had arrived ii bis destlnstto, and that
r.ts.sd44a authorities refused to lot him work on
n.nnotelItr No assigned for this strange
tna but It Ia snfn,isct that hH Canadian authuri-
~ iIse tue tob theselses, they have ting there
~ Tr+ctpg purposes. This is not lilo arst time thy
~, intarfered with Tho rYhts Of American lug, al
~ sou time That tiIGy made tn give snne sal
Eito,1 e.pl,uston. fhe tug men are naturally very
ntjnant sn! viii make earnest Inquiry respecting
hi nlhu-Lu8ulo Courier.
, 1875-11-05
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.

LITTLE Rook. Ark. Nov. IA memorial to
Congress asking the establishment ct Terrific
nal Government 10 tho lndlsn country passed
the House to-day.
lu the SenAto bills weso introduced u follovs;
To authorize the Btate Board OF Finance Ia boz
row moasy oY p!saa!aE M We q hopds oi The ss.ts ~
obligations OF lbs 6tstst 10 provide Tor lhs fund.
ing OF Auditors warrants and Treasufer's Ger
t.acAtes tasued since Dao. a.. 1874, TO ohaugo
tho time Of holding the general State slectiou to
tho 6tst Tuesday A{sef tho 6rst Monday iu
November.
, 1875-11-05

Talng limo hntwcon tomptrsnco and fntsmpnr-
"nca? hn'letAta drinking, q, It was caii.,!.
HaH feaftnl thinr. mt HII1c3l At 1rnt IL
In tts rrsit4. Whn w,ul think Ut askinx h !.
much OF rAttlohnrkn Nas poisonous? Ti!a
reptlln would bo kI!tcsl without sc1upiu ~,
WI! I'D losh Of time. 'rha only eachpe. I'll, only
natesy. "hs tntaI abstinence from ,lrIlk aud t-.
Word of Hri.
Mrs.. llotyoke referred to = caso to which her
attention had bocn calloh, that uf ! lady wlls,4o
drunken husband had reformed, but vim had
t'aaptoaraa. aud the lady feared th, wnr~t.
Mrs. Nolyuko askod the ald Of tho aul!cn:e III
6cafclIliB for tIlis nin.
An Opportunity was lhen given for relating
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE.
Tho first gonslcman 10 offer h,a testimony to tho
Edoi To!k Of tho Union WAS Mr.. WAlGeTt, This
Eontlomhn's connection with tho Uuon dates
ft"m tue last Of Juno, whom l,o reADvnd n
abandon htH iut0mntrate llfo, lilo took tho
plottYe+ Aud had thus far snccao1od In keeping
It. and was firm in tho con vlctlnn that llo Hun4l
continue to konp 1t.
tiapt. Won MclIsloshy related hts experience
To tho kinlnoHs Of tlie sxdleA Of the GnIou In
attributed tho greae change Which mad taken
plhce, and to tho grace of COD la at,E.bute'! the
Ruecese lio had nat In carving OIL lis tcnuise.
Tho rrenn!ont. slisa Willard SAID aLo wouldn't
read her own address, but that Of another. which
poaHoBHst1 tyo merits which her owl, did no,,-
bfevity and o1o1uoilce. It was delivered by n
bntly clumsY, awkward fsliow ut the ua.lo1a!
camp nleetlng last summer, aud waa tho record
Of a man Who had been able. through tic ao1k
Of the tempnrance roople, to brcak on from tho
terrible hhbit Of drink. a1laa Willard. tn cfoAng
action should rcsut from all tho meetings. thoy
would 10 In vain,
Aftor Tho Hingipg Of another hymn, tim e1-
erc!aeb Eoro concluded.
, 1875-11-05

PROPOSALS.,
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL-BAGS,
1osT.OFT1cE DEPARTMENT.

Aob1-UFF1EE uEFANTMENTt
ap.rrr nn,,,s.,s Sept. II. rs.
EsSr n8of; ~ IL TIL i1an; !;
i; s4 e "
2 sig r. m' r. ss sgaams9 I'D ID tash
:i'i:,5 W.:
p - osa:auoon and material. Of tb.,.
A.slet4lt Pus. MA sr.Vonersl, '@' o">'"N
sssisisily NY eSso,s1s ,Ssa Viz
thG p .poi.hei',oa. f.he; soistssd ss,.h to; ~ .,
1sasss: 3 r. s"1u..ssa g LIN ''sa sss
ss.:sS. :d = 80 1S ~ .apss;s i s ssa;.s
aarsd nd afHsfvi ths Fuss oaSs: il hs 1olie.lss
s:a Gs't e. sss FL FL. IL
ososd nt Gators isss ss1; T. + H. a r.
tsfs ind iouad e nse!et 70 tho ;snpis
s1ssase n"ces i .acs ssehu. rsque vii
aS s,s:;s r. ss:. .ass,y e, i:
;si & n: !ss sad tassts.'. u
M: @ + ;s:; E q:
IT, T.; u i. ,s : s; H. i 70
msnt. y: a h!s juaxmsa,. hs interests Of TIC bspArt
Ths sessptt ia Il shn .~su,, day. alter .a.
::ase
: j; u y: md Sss;s ;s
:s:s: Z: :s. Is s'H 'as = d: IL
a 81 oe i s q ID, ":
e .alua Of debt. In sns court having jur4diuoa
sis Il; i ,: ::s.s
of thu rI.eo whste tbey rssdel. soodlalc1
II 4: 'a: :s III
90 ,n :t =. /: :ete.s
sulaus proposal. psdsT iii. ais.ts.asat 'a'''' ~
, 1875-11-05

Noble spoFtsman-"M Misaed. heT Cautious
ksspaF Ton &he lookout with 1eld.8lsss)--"
.Adua gang quite $50 fsur ~ 70 aAJ tAsk but
Aooos u AAF'NA o1actlJ hl&.s-Puaah