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HThere are more tobacco beds in
Monroe County this Spring than there
has been, in any one year, for several
years and should the weather from
now on prove favorable the crop of to.
bacco will be very large.
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b@Go to JUDKINs' to buy white lime.
For plow points, steel hoes, mattocks,
rakes, spades, shovels, forks, in fact
every thing you need in the hardware
or Drug line.
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v DR.. C. NJ. CARPENTER, of the Ec-
lectic branch of the medical profession,
offers his services TO the afflicted Of this
county. He will be in Woodsfield on
the 10th inst.
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EEA gentleman saw an advertise
men. that recipe for the cure of dys
pepsia might be had by sending two
postage stamps to the advertiser, and
the answer was, "Dig in your garden
and let whisky alone"
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b0cJUDKINs has just received a large
stock of Pure Drugs and Medicines,
which will be sold lower than they can
be bought at any other store in the
county.
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ECoffee, teas, sugar, tobacco, ci-
gars, mustard, candies, machine oil,
sweet oil, castor oil, concentrated lye,
corn starch and any other article you
want, for sale at L. HoErrLER's.
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM WED.
DIE, Of Benton township, as a candidate for
County Auditor, subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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FMr w. R RITrs, Engineer of the
National Road, died at St. Cairsville the
2lst ult. He was so years of age.
On the 22d ult.,. Mrs. NARcIssA
WMGHr, same place, Of pleural'pneu
monia, aged 70 years.
On the 25th ult, Mr.. Il. E. ERNST
aged % years. =
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Guardian 5 Sale of Real Estate

TN pursuance. of an order of sale issued
by the Probate Court of Mouroe county.
Ohio, l. Adopijsh Powell. Guardian OF Vim.
cent Surgeons heirs, will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house, in the
town Of Woodsasld. at L O'Clock p. m on =,
Saturday, tie l5thaay Of Nay, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate
in Monroe county. Ohio, to wit: 81
The southwest, quarter of the northeast
quarter OF fseation thirty two in township three
OF range three, e,fexcepting three acres out of
the northwest corner containing thirty seven
ac res more or less; to lie sold subject to the
dover Of Sidney Thomas.
TERMS. One half cash, to be paid on the
day of sale, and the residue in one year; the
deferred payment to be secured by mortgage
on the premises and to bear interest from
the day Of sale.
Appraised at Sl29 so.
AD0NlJAH POWELL,
Guardian Of Vincent Sturgeous's heirs.
april l3,'75w5.
HUNTER & MALLORY, Att'ys,
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Cottage Paints of all colors, just
received at T. y. CASTLE & Cos for sale
at bottom prices
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Read the advertisement Of KEr.
TERER & MoRRIs, and call at their store
if you want bargains. .-.. ras
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AUDITOR,

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce PHILIP SoHu-
MAcHER, JR, of Center township, as . csndi.
date for County Auditor; subject to the deois-
ion of the Democratic County Convention.
. r s MANY DEMOCRATS.
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TREASURER,
SHERIFF..

ED. SPIRIT: Announce THOMAS 0.
LITTLE as q candidate TOR denomination to
the Office of Sheriff; subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention.
= MANY DEMOCRATS.
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n@JuDKINs has the largest stock Of
White Lead and Paints, of all kinds
ever kept in Woodsfeld, which be will
sell at Wheeling prices.
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EgDruggists Sundries OF every de-
scrption can be found at 7, O. CASTLE
& Co.'S.
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s9 Millinery and Fancy Goods at
Mrs W. O. BELTS, opposite BURaBA.
cHER's cabinet shop.
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EF Cslicoes, fannels, muslins and
notions for sale at low rates at L. HoEF
rLER's
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RM Mrs j. T JUDKINs has pot flow
ers of all kinds, and shrubbery for sale
at GAINESVILLE prices.
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Convention, Saturday, June 5, 1876
REPRESENTATIVE.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES WAT.
son as a candidate for denomination to the
office of Representative; subject to the dscis-
ion of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMocRATs.
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Problems, Puzzles, Enigmas. &c.

Answers to enigmas, and other articles
appearing in this column, will be given
every two weeks. Answers are requested
from our readers.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES r. NOR
Rts as candidate for re-nomination to the
office of Probate Judge; subject to the decis.
ion Of tho Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EFKETTERER & MORRIS have receiv.
ed their Spring stock and are selling at
low prices. Give them call. -
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BUSIN ESS MOTTO ES.

ET Ladies ready made white goods
for sale at L. HoEFrLER's.
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E Ready made clothing for sale al
L. HoEFrLER's.
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Monthly Report Of the BeaIIsviIle
School tor the Month Ending
April 23, 1875.
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EgPaint Brushes, Varnishes, Lin.
seed Oil and in fact every thing you
can think of in the paint line for sale by
T o CASTLE 4 Co.
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EEOKD ss
Normil and Classical Institute.
yNsTWueross.

INSTRUCTIONS
.. ENoCH MARTIN. hriacipal Of kar Norrsai
Dputannt and Teacher IF Mathematics ana
M,,t4aal Sciences
| J. A. MARSHALL, Priaeipalof Csfssical De-
| garfmeat and TtucApr IF Modern Ltnsudgss
and Eiacution
| s. NJ. MARTIN, Teacher ef Psamsnstp. IS
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Report Of Lebanon school,

No pupils enrolled 73. Averae e
monthly enrolment, boy 81, girls q; to-
tai ga. Average daily attendance, boys
S5, girls %; total S. Average per cent
of attendance 80
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REMARKS.

The village OF Stafford is situated in the
southern part of Monroe County. Ohio twenty.
miles from the Ohio River, and is famed for the
hospitality. morality and intelligence Of its
citizens t5@ ~
The school buildings arc now and -commodi-
Gus. Students can obtain good accommodate
tions at reasonable rates
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EHardware and queensware fol
sale at L HoEFFIER's
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h9r The largest stock of Hardware
ever kept in Woodsfield at JUDKINs'
which he will sell cheap for cash,
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EE Pertumeries, common and fancy
soaps, hair and tooth brushes, for sale
at the Drug Store of T. 0 CASTLE &
Co.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce DANIEL NEU-
HART, sR., of Center township, as candidate
for County Auditor; subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Transfers or Real Estate,

L. Stephan to Michael Zwick, 40
acres, Franklin township, $1,000
w. Hogue to nj Edwards, 80 acres,
Wayne township, $4,000.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce STEPHEN A.
ATKINSON, of Adams towuship,as a candidate
for County Auditor, subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
1is s MANY DEMOCRATS,
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Golden Rule Store.

Golden Rule Store.
.(see advertisement in this papsr,) take ibis
method of informing his old customers and
the public generally, that shall be pleased
to have them call and see me at his old stand,
Coraer Of Ferry and Market Streets,
where shall endeavor to treat them in such
manner as to merit continuance Of the
patronage bestowed upon my predecessor
.fass ee T. K. SMITH
". B,-I shall carry on the Drug business
as heretofore.
flsringtrr, 6hio, April 8, 1875
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n@Blank Deeds and Mort.
cages for sale at thir Office.
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AN NOU nee N E N rs.

s@ Announcing the names of candi
dates So each. Tickets So per thousand,
payable in advaace.
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~Marriage licenses were issued in
this county, during the month of April,
in the years given, as follows:
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NORMAL pEpARrMHNr.


The Prinaipal of this department Is enahied.
by his long experience as 3 teacher. 10 onnduct
the school in such a manner as win make Il
@ desirable Institution for those who wish to
prepare themselves for teaehing Special care
win be taken 70 make the pupils Of this DEPART
msnt thorough scholars. aud to give them tst-
pable instruction In the Art of Teaching. Pu,
pills will have an opportunity to drill olassee,
thereby making themselves acquainted with
the best methods of instruction. A Normal
Institute will be held dsemi.monthlJ for tho BEN
eftof thoas who wish to baceme teachers. .s;
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT hrri44
Tho Principal of this department is prepared
to instruct classes in Freaeh. German, Spanish,
the Rndiments Of Latin and Greek and .Euglish
htteratnss. The correst pronunciation Of tho
Modern Languages will be taught. and pains
will BE- taken TO teash the upils To- spAek tbess
languages fuontly. A sufficient knowledge OF
Latin and Greek win be impartpd TO enah BILE pu-
Pals to take an advanced standing In our kssS
ealleges s 'atj q " ssif i
9Hl i3e ae ELoCgTloN. ssi.}1s
VIII be taught by an instructor who has made
ii speciality, ana has had eonsidsrabls etpc-,
riencs ~ Public Rsader. ~ ~ .s7f e.iv
LECTURES, LiTRRARY. apstErIEs, ExAMi.
Ha4f NATIONS, ETo. ~ ss1ssns
Lectures On Literary and Saiantiic sns;ects
will be given at least acmi.monthly.. A Lites
sary Society will ba orgunized IN connection
with ths schcnl. An examination Of the tari-
Gus Glasses will be held at the end OF each term
saa TEXT BOOKS. s.is af'i ts
Rays Matbe,patio~l Series. Hnrvsys Euglish
Grammar, Graene's Analysis of the English
Language, Wright's 0rthography, Eclectic Ser
ries of Biographies, Cornell's Physieal Gepg-
raphy. Quackcnbos' Natural Phflospphy, En-
lectic Readers, Hadley's Greek Grammar Mt
Clintoek and Crooks Latin SeIiss Anus Ger
man Method. Aims Spanish Method, Aims
French Method, Hart's Rheto.ic. etc. - ,sai;s
2uilaeis TUITION PER TERM. saYs
Classical Department. .....~..ss.... el2 90
Normal Department (com. Branches). = 90
Higher 10 %
Contingent Pee paid BY each atudsnt. SO
THE FIRST TERM s1,'
OF this School will commance on Ttiesday.
April 81, 1875, and end on Friday. July
8, 1878 1sd3 ts s.3o "
.te.5ss ~ TIE SECOND TERM 95la5
Win commence ON Tuesday, July 27,
1876, and end on Friday. October 81, 1879.
Tuition invariably required in advance, No
deductions viii be allowed TOR absence during
the term, nor viii any money be refunded, sx-
cept in cases Of protracted sioknasa
For farther particulars call on or sddrAs4,
i sos-s,. ENOCH MARTIN, -
Stafford. Monroe County. Qbie,
orb. A. BiARSuALl..
Cameron Monfoeseonnty. Ohio. 2
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Hard times, it appears, have a de-
pressing effect upon matrimonial affairs
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cna.rui tlieni. TIE testimony Of our hest citj-
zeas. Of all c!ases, establishes tho fact, tiiat
CH&RRY PrcToKAL VIII md does relieyn and
caIp the nflctns Disorders Of the Tlirpat and
Lungs hoyonl any other medcine. The most
dangerous affections nf the fnmenary 0rSg,s
Weld to isa power; and cases of Cansninps
t'o;i, cufel by this preparation, are tphlic-
Is ks,0wn, 80 remarkable Us harsllv to Gs be-
lexed, wera they not prnven, hevO,d dispute.
ASS remedy II Is adequate, on which the public
mtr re.y far fnll pn1,eftior. Dy curing coRghs,
the fnrerunnnrs OF more serious tlisensr Il saves
uahninberel lives, au.l an nnnunt Of suffering
not to nc computed It challenges trial, and con-
viaces the most sceptical. Every family should
Keep Il ol, band as protection f,ganst the carly
alil unpcrceiyed attack Of Pulmonary Atlrciipgs
which are easily Gef 1T first, but which hccnms
incnrublc AMI ton often fatal, If neglected. Ten.
der lungs nceil this c;ence; AMI Il Is rnmha 10
lie without it Asa safeguard 10 clIiltlren. amid
tae ditrassi9s ,lisaases which hesct the IArnas
Is i:va;aahle; fi-. Ly f,s finely use, iniiifi-
tales are ra>e,cl finn pren,atnio crares. and
saral 20 the love anil ailo:fien centred on them.
1t aess specify md surely against ordinary Gods,
securing sonal AMI heilih-restesiac sleep. No
ore will suffer Troublesome infineisza md pair.
f,il Bronchitis, when they Know bow eIsi.s
thnv can We cnrcsL s243aktt
5a Originally ,hs rrp,uct Of loee, lalmious, and
sncces>fn! che-pie,l Investigation, no cnAt or toll
i spared N mixing every bottle In the utmost
he'd Upan US possessing all the virtres has ever
cxhihised, and capabla Of producing cures as
mem 1rablc rs tho greatest It has ever ELECTED.
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Call and See Me.

HAVING purchased the store of e. r..
IL Dankwerth, Clarington, Ohio, known as
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.. sa. Ayers 7'@.
Cherry. Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Epngs,
such as Coughs. Colds, Whonpin9 !
1Ea Cough, Rrnnohitis, Asthma,
g.g and Consumption.

Among The, great
discoveries of modern
scniaee, faw are Of
moro real valpe "a
mankind thnn .hfs eE
ieetnal reIedy eG all
diseases af the 1'hrenl
md Lungs. A yaa
trial Of It's virtues.
throughout this upsl
osller countries, lrs
diawu tint 1t aocA
snrals, ood Acncfreyf.~
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April 81, ls75-wS.
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Higher Dep.
Lower /"
, 1875-11-08

.. ELSEWHERE.
Secretary Chandler Ia daily beelegod With
oihco-sceke!s.
a general nAsuAcro Of Christians by the
Ainsse!mea OF Herzegovina, Turkey, IL appre-
hendod.
During October postal cards wore tsaued In
greater numbers BY 5,0U0, 600 than ever before
III The history OF their use.
Ludlngton's chances for Governor Of Wisconsin
arc thought TO DO tho hsst whilo litto hope Ia
felt for the rest OF tho Republican ticket.
There VAS Republican 1olltication 1t WaAh-
tngton Saturday night, during which tho preDi-
dout. on being aoro1alea at tho Executive Man
tlon. medo short speech.
b1oCann, the Indian contractor reflected upo n
unfavorAbly by tho 1ted Cloud Commission, has
made Answor to tho animadvoEsipuB regard lpg
himself. SecretarY Chandler has read Tho an.
kwer, lie IL sald to 10 little in lows with tho
Commissioners report, the opinion lnying hold
on him that the great rng-knAves we're saved It
tie expense OF outside Contractors.
Tho following gentlemen compose tho Com.
nlttce appointed By Tho Congregational Aasoc,-
alton of afiolstels 10 "waim oYer" /" tho Brook
lTn scandal. The Rev. William Taylor, Of tic
liroadnAy Tabernacle. Now York; tho Rev. Or.
william Ives Dudi0gton. Of tho Clinton Avenue
Church, BROOKLYN /; tho 1tev. profs, PArsons Apd
Martin, Of tho Nov York Theological SEMINARY:
and tho nay. ChAtles II. Everest, OF tho Church
uf tho plrit&n9. Brooklyn.
, 1875-11-08

4 srEc1MEs OF His poINos REVIEWED,
Iho 1nsh Catholic paper called the Chicago
Fao', nodcr tho heading "a Diabo1lcsl Ont.
rage" "soos iot% Sheriff AKnow in the follow
Ing ooas.ax style:
no aate bad on several OCCASIONS To use strona Inn
assh. u w. ssstSn9s xns 70 sasra Agnew hat
f5t:a o. w. tssa ssa .ss g.,
ti,snas to appear Witness 1t ths inns Of hjs ~ II.
1syo asa T. sss uaion bstees sta,lon b. Il ssid to
Policeman connot H. aaasr ne sndasnce Of Liquor
ai.i.1 ~ ~ ~ thaasht hs would b liberated iuoe
formed Of whit nts,.. 81 whom 10 has many. In.
I'an va vel Known he district vaofs yoana
~ r1ane n<os nvs etohs1s In Tic epoynoui
years. Instead Of being Iossss 'os nse OF sl1
iAes;d of hs friends beipx uoasi be W. had
tin to tie s aud .heru put ia eh.sas Mar
nav. o. ffiay naht oosustus is.ss ,mnpy. aIn AZ
she Arm alludsd t. hsyiaI heard Of b. nq!ber y
him. Axnsw himsef toid lin sq%es'eu ..., 10
4e would not pern. sny o.. h, nan ssa
s criminal cell where he conhps1 I'd H. aa a ~
not lat any one soe him. hr. IIealsy iolI bin tns
Daniel was lsborns under disease. a.d could nos
asut Asnsw promised 10 ssna ier stast Sasat tF.at M
noue camo, Hs cveu sefused " sllox the bfo.r ~
:snd psiest Of do:t9! ana hsts. ~ et!nlaa. cci,
wttAtss Of murder. dies tie death ef = dug witi,f
leneht Of dottor or priest His death occurred a i;
o'clock Ftd.y night SIX honrs after bin brother Lad
bern refused portnsslun to 500 him. Agnos aua ihe
rutAns ~ whom ho Il surrounded may coll th,s Hans
sr!on legal. and lhs law msy sanction their tit.bnc.
work but W. can te them that they arc tuoEs guilty Of
iauEder-cool deliberate nurder-ihsn tho Iuau l.T-
tia. whom they now have tu their charge, and ior
shYse coasteslon WA necessary to secure He7ey
esaaanss Treated worse than dog placed In cs!in.
!asl csn aees:s 70 aaJ Of h!a friends 4uuied him. This
os wttness dies e4treAug A9usw and hls brutal crew
q Ma1deEtlt " Cut my heart Ia t~o rather than
!onHsf t4ass tho s8ootes 10 which hs WA
subject. Nhat right has ahsHH Agosw fws bad Il.
, 1875-11-08

LOCAL LETTERS.
A Nn:JiN'H VIEW,

To ths E'hftr Of Ths thL:ns, Tr,bhns:
CH1cAoo. Nov. G.--1 would Like to add MY In
dortennnt OF tho action OF TIM bueincss-meu At
the laal election In ths city. II has been fearful
10 contemplate that the good mon OF our couu-
trY-for ] believe theto ara good men-rouid
frot she!r business and attend to It as closely
upon election day rs any other; acting as II is
was = matter that Interested thosn bit little
whether 4 good man or 4 rhecsl was put
Into Office. I au roweflea. to act, hut can
read and think nnd do think tint onr Govcrn-
mcnt Ia nn heirloom founded at great o3peuao
by odE ancestors ard should be guarded with
vigilance. Havo not Ne within thu Iaht faw venrs
gono through with terrible bloody strife There
xsre very fen who did not givo their life hcalth
or money!. vonau doing, as far IA waa in thor
power. fu!lr equal 10 tho men, and now 30 FOOD
10 lot It all 30 WAS awful. I believe that
nm woman's rights woman 10 thu Icari,
but I ind that !. differ decidedly
from our noted womon. do not hclio,e ttas
caro- to roto. I wish to bc wonsaniy woman,
pcf!oifnluR thoBc caro1 coneclen folsls and on.
loving to do 40 but whiio Au1 happy IN lIlir. l
a'ho liko to SOC men acting their pat as vol:
siko manly IMAM. Tlle tutics Of mon nnd
won,on nre totally unlike and cach acting
their part prope1ly arc tolhg Simply
What l.. required OF thtm. a man
nover cnp perform uomans duties, nor
can tho woman act tho fnan's nart aud still TO q
woman whom all admltn? Uus in this do not
admit that ono is superior to tlo o;hcE, but is
elect good houtrt men to o1ica because they are
Lones and capable. then will all be- proud Of the
me,l ne call husbands fathers, aud sous.
4 NoNAs
, 1875-11-08

BrRtNoT1cLu, ILL.,. Nov. 6,-The trial OF the
Chicago Alton Railroad case Was resumed this
morning. Tho counsel for defense pleaded tho
Eonora! isauo. abandoning their demurrer Of yes-
tnrday, and thou entered n motion for cnn
tinuauce OIL the ground that the ncw declaration,
- amended, WAS haurplise. md that they were
Unable to SECURE tue attendance OF certain W.T.
ncsses. by which to disproys tho hyerment that
the schednlea had been prepared tor all tho
roads IN tho Htato. They alaim to DO ablo to
provo that three roads. the sycamore Il Cort-
land. tho Uuion Stock farda Il Transit Company,
and tho Eaat 81. Louis i CArousle!ot. lad no
schedules prepared for thom and that, II this
bc proved, tho declaration will fail. The prose-
cntlon declined to admit that tho witnesses
would 80 state. upon which the Court continued
tho case. There IL no prospect now that tho
case will DO t1iod bafore tue May term.
, 1875-11-08

1t WAS stated In The TRIBUNE a few days ago
that tho managers OF tho Peoria roads fet rnthor
sonr because the rates from Poorih to tho Eaak
had been fixod at ccnts moro than from ChioH-
so, aud 1t Was intimnsod t',st thor would shortly
break the ratos again. Information was rncotynd
hero yesterday ttlat thoY had already kicked over
tho traces, aud vera now making rates ut only &
cents higher than from Chrago. Uut It is not
probable that tho manngors 0f the little .oat]s
lending from Peoria Enat will atop bore, but will
Keep on ''c,ltting" Hn.il they have tho sa1ue
rates that are nadu from Chicago. H. caa-
not be denied that thiB action un tl.o
part OF theHe roads hu1ta tho Chi
cago lines badly, ~ it tuTna = large part
81 ehn Western grain via indianapolis and To1o-
maintain fair aud equitable rates to tho East,
then tho Chicago roads will probably ccaao to
havo buBtneHH intercourse with thetn. and titus
compel thcm to torms.
, 1875-11-08
DEATHS.

DUMpIif--Edward ", Dumphy. beloved ron Of
Inhn II. aud MAry 1uinvhys aged years months
and day.
Tho funeral Will bo tsy carriage to Calvary ceme.
terry, from thu residence, Nh. K3i jarksou-s cor.
ner Hoyne.Ay., on Tuesday. Nav. y, ut III a, m
tsienls Of ths family ara invited.
DuoAN-A. ~ AliiHsakee-sv.. O'clock Z. rn,. 9th
tnst of aipbtlcrla Mary, eldest daughter Ut John
r. and Lzz!s \. I>ugsn tnec louars>. aYed years
mon.h. aud II a4ys ~, l st y OF o:Gck r: M Fanny
Eunestt oil Monday. by caEn. 10 Calvary Cemetery.
F1isnd. a1p invited without further posIrs.
New intk and l3a!ttnnre papers pleaae COPY.
AcCUltMItK-As AiH Residence No. nj Furul,er-
St. sunday, Sov ISIS, Mich.cI MccornlIck aged ~
Jeafs,
Funeral from Notthwcstctn Dapot, Nov. 4, 1t !
o'clock p. H., sharp, BY to Calvary Friends Of
ahe family ~ reapsett9lly invited 10 attend.
8uaisy morning, Nov. T. hatLsA Allen. sged u years,
Funeral from m hs late residence, slanday Nov. i,
q E'n y, a. Iht retuatns will bo t4kpn 10 Napier
Wills for !uttrneht Tuesday 1poruing.