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sheriFs Sale.

~ virtue OF m Execution to me directed hy
lDth, CLERK at the Circuit Court Of Alexander
County iu the state of Illinois, la favor of Al
fred u >alorl, assignee Of Alexander II Irwin
and against John II Brown, | have levied up-
ON the following described property, In the
county ul Alexander and state OF Illinois, to-
Wi. All the ri-ht title and interest OF said John
II. Brown. IN and 10 The Northwest quarter of
lhc southwest GuHrtcrUt section thirty-unc on 4,
m Town ship fifteen % South aud in Range
one % west OF the third l. VI also block NUM-
befr'f one %, two ~ three 90, four ~ i've
o. -iN lGl -e,cn O. and eight u IN the town OF
Unity Ia said county and state, ~ the property
of said John H. Brown, which | shall uh,r at
Public sale at the Southwest door Ut the Court
llgu-e, ll the city of Cairo. in the County OF
an daS Of March, A. - , ls7i, at the hour OF
eleven O'Clock, \ VI . Tor cash, To satisfy said
Execution. ALEA H. IRWIN,
ch"rim OF Alexander County, Illinois
'auut III February sth, i-1j
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THE CAIRO
BUL.LE: ! N.
Leading Journal of Southern
Illinois.
The Bulletin

win stcadia.ilg oppose the policies OF tn,
Republican party, and refuse to be tram
melled &. =. ,he dictation OF any clique In the
Democratic organization.
!, bcIlc,c, that the Republican party has
fulfilled il, mission, and that the Demo-
cratic party q, now organized should De re.
stored to power.
1t believes the Radical tyranny that -,
fer several yeas oppressed the south
should be overthrown and the people Of the
Southern states permitted to control their
own affair.
1t believes that railroad corporation,
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mtnts from extorting aud unju.t.y ds.cr.m-
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CENTAUR IMMINENT

4 4. A. !. I. \. II: |.
~ The great discovery Of the
OIL age There j. no pain which
NJ the tentlur Linimcnt Will not
NV relieve, no swelling which 10
AhS will not suhluc, and mo- lame
EbH ne-- which IL viii not cure
.xEGe- This l. strong language, but IL
T. true II l. no humhug; the
ENNpu recipe Is printed around each
hottie 4 circular containing ccriiilcait- OF
,you,l,rfll cltrc. Of rheumatism, neuralgia lock-
law sprnin-, swVllinES, -cald-, Caked breasts
Ioi-onou- bites irolcn feet, govt salt lhcum ear
ache &c and the recipe Of the liniincqi Wlll ht
.cnt graft. 10 amy one II Il, the most Wondcttul
healing and pain -rclcying agent me worll i III
ever produced II sell, ~ no article before 81"
ell and il sells because il does just what H. pre-
TEND, Ia do one bottle Of the Icntalir Lint
ment for animals yellow wrapper = worm
hundred dollars for spawned, splaincd or CALLED
horses and mules, and for crcw-Worn shecl,.
No mmilv or stock owner eau an0rt to DE WIN
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AssTzsETs~N. ~. tive. Being pure.
Rg 49, lyyesciahle' they
y. ~ % s$S e "S a@.l
serious siclnc,- and suffering prevented by
their timely usc aud every family should
have them ON hand Tor their protection aud
relief, whom required. Long experience has
proved Them To- lc the safest, sUIc-t, ant
beet Of all the rms with which the market
gnouul-. liy their occasional use, the blood
b. purified, tie co1uptipu- of the - TEN cN-
PEELED, th- IIlrtIUu- removed, auV TIE whole
machinery ol lite restored 90 it. healthy actN.
ny. Internal otganz VIII. j become clog2,d
and sluEgi-H atc ClCgu-cd by iBcT's PHfN,
and stimulated into action. Thus uripl"nt
disease Is changed into health, Tire value Of
which chance, when rcfkuuc'l on the vast
multi.ud'- NuO enjoy 1t, can hardly be COM
putcd. Their sulny-ruating makes them
pleasant 90 t.kr, and preserves their Nutur,
uuIupaitl iur amy lcu-lh Of time, - that
they are ever fresh, aul perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they ar mild, and opvr-
Hic without disturbance 10 th. constitution or
diet or OCCUPATION,
full direction arc given on tho wrapper to
each box. how 90 i-c tEcm q. 10 Family fGN lie,
and for the following COMPLAINTS, which these
JHs rapidly cure
Tor nySpcp.in or Endigcstion. List.
fessncss. languor. and Loss OF Nppe-
tirc. they should hc taken moderately TO
stimulate the stomathi and restore It's healthy
tone and action.
For Liver Complaint AMI it, various
symptoms, Bilious tseJt.sChe. StGk
EKeasiaC ne. Jaun,licr or Green Sick.
ness. Bilious Collie and Bilious Ee-
Ncr.. they should be iUdripu-ly taken for
each case, 10 correct the diseased action, or
remove the distractions which cause 1t.
For Dyscnscry or DisrrhUa, but one
mild dose y generally required.
For RhrunafiSm. GOut, Gravel.
palpitatiOu of t;ic Heart, Pain tn
the side. Back. and Loins, they should
be continuously taken, a. required, t. change
the diseased action of the system. With such
change those complaints disappear.
For DrOp.y and prOp-icaI SWELL
iugs. they should bee taken in large and fire..
quent doses TO produce the effect OF a drastic
purge.
For Suppression, q large dose should he
taken, as II produce, the desired effect by
sympathy.
A. a thinner YW. take one or two Piis TO
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restore, the appetite, and invigor.
utcs the system. Hence II j. ollcn advanta.
geous where no scriou, arrangement exists.
One VIII. feels tolcrably well, oi,en finds that
dose OF these Piiis makes him feel decid.
cdly better, from their cleansing and reno
waiting eject ON The digestive apparatus.
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RAILROADS..
TIME CARD.
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DIR. j. q. AVER a CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud analytical Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND TIE WORLD
, 1875-06-30

Rha pr romiaed to nend l,or Ways. but llo SAYS ahe
did nott aud led him to commit tho net of yes
tctday. lilo denirrs all hB ELECTS 10 70 10 la
sou Iii tho cvent Of h!e death, Rayfng that hs
wtfo was not poaaesecd Of anything II, 1ter own
right WHOM ho married. l,'r. 1Ic Expressed
MI NEnnETh on NEMonsE.
mud rather asrnrgoly insisted TINT lie had shot
lts wifo Monday, llletaktnX ycHtcidAy for that
1ny, although llo appears 10 be perfectly nhtlo.
lilo Ia spare man OF nbout medium hoIBlt, with
a faco which plainly denotes thai l.o has bcon =
hard teller. His head Ia nparscly covered with
hair turned gray, aud ho hhB nct!tloir board nor
n,sHtache. l1e rail he Lad not boon fond Of
whisky, WHOM HHkeG II lic had boen drinking.
has bor.lo good reputation Aillolk t!1oso WHO
know hint. II is difficult at present to detesnlino
ths result Of his wound.
THE wEaroS
which WAS nBcd In tho baody work Is q revolver
OF tho smallest sizc.-a Smith Il WeRsbn No. |.
When tnkon from Condor. four Of tire aoyen
ollhtnbors wcro empty. AMI gayo oYidenco OF
late uBo.
D.. 1lcnrotiu, County Physician, made poaE-
ulortcm examination Of tho body OF Mrs. Condon
yesson,hy afternoon. and will give hts testimony
before lilo CoronefB Jury, Which will probably
meet at tho Madison Street Station A. ~ o'clock
this morning.
TIE CHILDREN
Of Tho unfortunate r"'nan arc without any
mems, aud arc dependent upon nefghbuTs and
friends for presonL maintenance.
Olliocr Butler was ut tho scene OF tho shooting
Immediately following tLo arrcst of Condor,
and took cl,arsa Of the curpho and preserved
order. 4 largo crowd OF poopio gathered about
at tho tinc, aud for awhile great excitement on
sued.
, 1875-06-30
SPORTING NEWS.
The White Stockings Vanquished by
the Hartfords.-.4 to l.
Ball Gnmcs Yesterday at Cfncin-
natl and st. Louis,
Result Of the Pigcon-shooting Match at
Dexter Park Yesterday.
BASEBALL.

BASEBALL.
TIE 11AHTFpED.CntCAOn GAME.
Tho HartfoxJs aud Ch,ca8os played their Sec
ond game yestcrday afternoon. Tho first con-
test between thcao mines Was q remarkable ono,
Tho Rcora being but ! 10 0 As Tho end Of oleven
tnninga. aud Chicago shon hctug tho winnor.
THIS brilliant game, ii WAS thought, would insure
Iho lIaFtfords largo audience upon their eecond
appearance. 1t might hAvo doue so bad uaey ap-
peared Immediately atscrwartls, bat during thotr
hbecnco tho Whttoa have boon conducting them"
telvca 80 badly TINT much OF The interest IN base
ball has gone. 80 strong haa become
tho t1isxnst for tho home club that tho andiances
have fallen or materially. aud consequently the
Attendance WAS cumpai at,voly small yesterday.
notwithstanding tEn ilue performance OF tlso
eontenditsg clubs in their first meeting. Tho
WAitcn were changed In tlso,mauner mentioned
In yesterday morning 8 Tribune, IIlgham lasing
oil, Hastings catching, and Ieiaak looking sitter
rIght hed. Tho cl,ange, Judging from its effect
yesterday, iy D good oue, and should 10 contin-
ued. Wl,1o iiasti1iss IL not all tua. might tado-
Erred, he ia better ttan tho lalo holder Of tho
ca.cher's pos..ion. Ho catches woli, and taocH
not persist Ut throwing 10 secon1 whom he
knows il is ont Of hia po"er to d9
80 accurately. MolasM playa right field
fore. Tho garso ycascrlay resulted IN tho
defeat Of tho C!1icnErh by Il scoro OF to l.. It
was n very rsetty fielding Eamo. thcro helnK but
few eYro,n Oh either siio. Tin Whites lust It by
their fcotlcueBs nt tho hat Tney amounted to
nothing there, md Ec3rcl but tllEee dalo hits
during lie t.anln.
Tho folao@in. IL
, 1875-06-30

THAI tAHS hIs-{;hrnHs1t, 4: tlhttth3ue. IL.
3ffsf &ats -GhIcaEnt, q; l3hqt{nfds. J.
Is" ta.'- t;htcakss, ,. = Ha!.tatt+ b.
!M"d frt',- ,-liat'tnxs, /: Anlo1n. J.
T're II er.c-tIne heur and nftJ mlaatsr.
LHpsr~-htJ]iiarn AtcLcan.
QutSx. ..
Tho 1far.foEtla havo engaged Quinn, IAta OF tho
Keoknk Westerns, al,d M old GnIcag0 bal p'av
er, aud htucoforth ho will bo usel Rs change
catChes for TINT pIne.
A HhNE At ST. Lor1s.
Special U-tf,:tca tp The Chrfa7o TrfbHnf.
Sr. 1.orrs No., Jnt,o 29.-1ho eaule hotwcen
thc T{ahhingtous. Ut Washington. and tho
Browns brought together very slim eroua TO
dar, as 1t WIN aaHl,J soou hefotchnnd that tho
Mines woro uuoTenty matchcd:
Innirgs- ! y
Fl, 1A,tf. f.....,.,,,......G 4 2 u 0 ~
Nsrh,nxtn.,s. =. ......... D D / 0 o D III
Hsns et,rnssf-st. kHlte, !.
James Dioue. tho ned STOCKING pitcher, left
for Cincinnati to-tiAr. f'reat indignation has
been rcd by Tho othor ma.,lpors Of tho
club at Nlongs tIeeert,ou, as he l,ad contracted
for tho soaron. Dan Morgan. lin original
pitcher for aha nct1a, will taha nionE = rlacc.
bIong, It ia said. has been orfsagcd By tho stars
Of Corington, Ky.
e. At c1Ec1NSAT1.
CiHc1yHAT1 O., Inne 29.-Dasoball: Phil
adelrh,a.. 6 !; etarp, nothing.
, 1875-06-30
THE TRIGGER.

TOURNAMENT Al DEXTER pANK.
The shooting tournament at De1tor Park
opened finely yesterday. With The primo regulates
Of splauasl Weather, plenty OF onttica, and all
abundance Of ntrtng, healthy birds. Little was
dono IN tho forenoon excerpt to shoot practice
matches and sweepstakes, AMI prepare for tho
3. aftaznoon'a match.
Among tho sweepstakes vas ono In Uhich J. J.
tKlcinmar, II. II. KIcfnnan, II. NJ. Philips, II.
'Gopscl, and Eri l3atss poolsd III md u'ads up 4
couple OF prixes, which wero won by NossrH.
tDatcs sud II. II. klsiumsn.
Another awaopstakoa was shot botwecn II. N.
Sherman, Fri natos ". c. ChriB.y, md tho two
Klcnnana. II was Won by bhe1rpan mud
ChEisty.
After dinner tho cntriea wcro completed for
tho Club shooting. no participant being admit
ted uncHs me1nborB Of tho Anaoc,at,on. Thirty
four otlsrlcs wcro mnle, aid tho t+teEoes were,
at different times. Nessls. Eawarda and Waller.
Tho ottcill .corer WAS MIR. Edward pago Tho
conditions were tho uHual ones Of 2i yards rise
aud ~ yards boundary. II aud T plunge ttars,
ton s,nglo rises. Following III d liet Of tue
entries With the result Of their first shooting,
, 1875-06-30

Punch publishes tho following from lts sensa~
tlona, reporter An appalling tragedy in
do1nostlu llfo has lately scattered condensation
In tho nefghborhood Of YaysHater. 4 newly
married couple. poessssed Of amplo fortune.
good society lad been observed 10 lisa
together upon .ye1y loving terms, and nc
SUSPICION IL 70 their Affection wks entertained
auouK their friends. 1t appears, however, that
Oh Monday morning last tho young husband loft
his wito In considerable agltatiou, having. "a he
alleged, some buaiue4s In tho city, It has since
trnnspired that Ao had previously secured himself
= stall ~ Dsury LAus for Salvul in 0hetto. aud
tllcfe see1ns reason to belsse that the traKlcal
eyent which subsequently happencd was tlrss
suggested 10 llis nind by this 1nnst masterly
performance. 1t wAs noticed by the footm.n
tAHt 10 did not return until few minutes be-
fors bls usual dionor-honr, when, rushing iu
abruptly, without ono word Of warning, 10 pro-
ceeded to tho beo-cAambss. where Ills wife was
III tho Act OF dressing for lha evening, and bo-
fore hoE atartoa maid could eysn scream for
hslp, he canehs his w,fa I'M In his arms; IN 4
frenzy Of excitement. aud deliberately proceeded
to smother Lor-x!tu kiEseal
, 1875-06-30

PAtt9tnN H1nFT5nxc In High LtfGs
4 rarta latter to the London Daily News,
the romalos Of ii. DO ncmusst had scarcely ielt
the church when number Of workmen camo to
ctoar away the fuperal decorations aud prepare
for tho grand wedding TINT wns TO folio" at
noon. Tho black cha1ts w9ta rapidly removed,
and gilded ones placed In thelr staad. 4 crimson
tho oarTARe-~ay III tho stroet Tho church rap
Idly filed With poopla in bridal g2rmouts. Since
the aoltss giren at tho ForeRn 0lloe IN honor
Of tho Shah, At which, bytLo.by, Il ,s sa!d Prince
Amsdao DO pfoa'e toll In loyo w'tA M!lo. Marie
has nos assembled IN Paris. Tho toilets
wero Remarkably objective. sla,Bhal aud
Mme. Macalallop, who wero amoay tho early
arrivals, worn not recognized by the
bs4dlss, and passed almost unrerc'iyed to their
Most Of the Generals aud ollcofs wera III uni
fortn ~ were also tho bridegroom, aul his party.
At $50 the bride, ~ rich white toilet, eateseJ.
lesnlus on tso % ssm Of d her bfotLer,iu'law, the
1nathsr. Madame Woy. and Prince Amedee do
NsoHlio to tho Colntessa Ftalerc. who WAS
drssasd IN blue Grape, thieky embroidered. Milo.
Saws Nitnease4 we're II. llsoul puYaI aud the
nao % 1hGs1 Of 'Gs r. An'9e
Comts dIIaussonyil,. Thrce Bishops wore 1t
tho altAf. Tie RisAop Of VsrBatlles. IN hls
suatss aud Poutitcial robss, addressed The
young compile. Iis made an al'uslou,
good fortune Of the Duo do Dsogiies family in
acquiring, through marriage, the fortunes
amused BY the euemles OF lha true faith. The
bride and bridegroom hare gone to pass tue
honeymoon ia the historical Chateau do Chau-
mout. Which hss b. been purchased Tor !. 400. 700
ky."
, 1875-06-30

8ptf3dl Dlspdtck 70 Tia t.hsca0o TFf6uNf,
Fonr WAYNE, Iud., Juno GA lltllo datgh-
ter Of hlr kelly was horribly acalded this after
noon uudor tho following circumstances: Tho
mother loft hor alone 10 tho kltohen for fow
seconds. apparently playing contontedly on tho
floor, but the child must at once have gone to
the stove on which aat a kettle Of boiling watos.
aud pulled 1t upon heraolf. Tho wator struck
hor in tho faco, and down over tho breast and
rescue. but nothing could bo 1loue. Tic child Is
horribly ecalded. tho aeah aud skin pooling of
from her face and arms At tho elightoss touch.
There Ia 10 possibility OF her recovery.
, 1875-06-30

fE A7A " HEAI1N2s
BAILIs0 or THE ExpEDtTtoSAnr SHIP PANDORA
FROM FonTAMorTi1. ENGLAND.
Di.ntich to tic Ncp Fork Herald.
LONDON. Juno 2B.-The a.oatuor Pandora
sailed from Portsmouth for tho Arctic regions
to-day, taking hor departure Mt o'clock in tho
afternoon. Tho vessel has been commissioned
for the object of searching for northwest pas-
ease and tho discovery Of roles OF slr john
Tsanklln's expedition. The Pandora has boon
fi:tod OUT with fullda furnished by Capt. Alleu
Young, Lndy Franklin, aud Mr. James Gordon
Dounott. Mr.. Dennott's representative. Mr..
Mac{ia!lan, who supplied tho special details Of
tho khyn campaign to tho Herald, IN Gil board
to chEonicio tho history Of the Arctic zoBoarch.
Admiral Sir Leopold McClintock. ROYAL Navy,
IN old Arctic commander. visited tho ship preyl-
GUS to lcr departure, as did also tho Port ADJ
mirnl and all the lending citizcns Of portsmoush.
accompanied by tho wives aud families Of tho
men Of tho crew Of tho Pandora. Ills Royal
Iiigtncss tho Prince Of Wales. who is much i'll
torostod III tho object Of the expedition, sent
Tho pandora Ii a vessel OF $50 tona burden,
w,cn deeply laden drawing II feet Of water.
flor forward dock whs covered with bags Of
coal. aaa every available inch Of space was
tlllad up with wntcr basrcla to liuc swisll
tho gunwalo. Tho Royal Yacht Squadron
bnsgco whs flying from ics" mast aud tho Union
Inck over the storm. In tho forecaatle cabin is
\ haud-orgaa given to Capt. Young ~ Lady
Franklin: which WAS originally presented by tho
late Prince Albeit to Sir John Frauk1iu. Tho
organ llaa n!eady made two Arctic VOYAGES.
lsaquin1anx Joo, WHO acted as interpreter to
Capt. Hail III the rolaFis, goes ont with the
Puniora. Cant. Young inspected tho oharta with
Admiral McClntock. advising which route lilo
expedition should take. THO Pandora will nn1y
touch land once on her outward voyage. THIS
will ba at Disoo, Greenland.
All being on board, at o'clock III tho after
mon an Admiralty tug proceeded to tow tho
IAn1ola out Ut tho dock. SHE wss no sooner
c!ear Of the dock than Bailor climbed tho mast,
| anil. standing Oh tho m.xzon truck. roased out
"Thrso cleorn for tho pandoral" ''Tarco
cheors for Capt. Young!" An inlmenno ranponso
| wa1 Syon. The old war yasaels and thrce-lock-
era lying near to tho expcditonary ship wcro all
manned, Thero was great crowd OF pooplo on
| tho wharf. and numbers OF ottorn out in sulntl
boIts. All were whvinK ther l.ats and hanllkcr-
chiefs Ia token Of farewell, Tho women More
crying, md tic groatost excitement prevailed.
Illa following aso tho names OF t18 offcerr OF
| tho Pandora. Capt. Allen Young, commander.
lie was tortueriy aailing-mauter Of MoCllutock'a
exploring stp Fox. lie ID thoroughly e1pe,t-
encel and haa 1nado tho longoss sledRo travel on
record. Lieut.. Lllllngstou, OF the Royal U,ltsll
| kAyy. L,eut. koblemaus Doynen. Of the 1toyal
| Dutch Navy. Lient. ririe, of tho ltoyai british
| NaYy. Sitssls. Davis and MHcGRhan. There
aro twenty-five I,aHda on board, OF whom four
| Qnnrlcrn,aatera Th0ma and Florence. l3GAtsWa!n
klhlli aud EBquimanx joo--haye already Waited
tl,a Arctic regions. Thero arc no Americana In
| tic crow,
, 1875-06-30
THE ST. LOUIS "TiMEs."

apeetat DfspateA 10 TAs CAscaaa Tribune.
St. Lou1a, june 20.-Oa Change this morning.
some little interest was manifested In tho sato
by p. F. Kellehor Il Co. OF 200 shares Of tho
stock and eo8, 800 Of tho bonds OF tho st. Louis
Timer Comrapy. Tho bidding waa not 1t Ill
active. Tho Arst lot oTer4d was eG.690 OF bonaA.
For this bid Of 10 per cent was mado by Ms.
Ilutchins, followed by u bi1 Of l5 per cent BY
john 7. C1sp, to whom tho amount was sold at
thst dsurs without further oppoaItlon. The
other 81. 600 was purchased by tho sama party
1t tho rame figure. Upon the announcement
that the 900 shares OF stock would ba sold iu
bulk, some QUO bid Is for tie lot, fol-
lowed by bid Of 4b.6o by r. p.
Manion, and Was dnslly sold to Ctt.p for
e5.75 Th,s il virtually putting tho 7i'nes stock
whom It VISA nid in, though II Ia ,umosed IL.
night thst l. Gratz brown iptsud4 kuylpa. ~
in sutution aud run 1t hiuseu. ?
, 1875-06-30


LEAyENwonru, Kan., Juno 29.-John Ellis, I
notorious horse and cattle thiof, was brought In
to-day. He wao captured In the southern part
Of tho Cherokee Nation by two Deputy United
States Alaxshhla. Hs has boon sought after and
followed for tho past four years, aud tho passies
who arrested him have boen In purauit for four
days. Ells llas turned Ftate's evidence, and haa
givon tho namos OF number of persons CONNECT
cd witt tho gang that operates bo-
told tho whereabouts Of ! largo herd Of
stolen cattle. When this side Of Coircyv,llo ho
jumped from tho train, and nearly oscapcd, but
was retsken in wlest shock. His capturora
had difficulty In keeping him from boing lynohed
when near Thayer, but ho IL safe In Jail 1t
preHont.
, 1875-06-30
DEATH OF M'DANtEL6.

6ptttdt UApdtth 10 1he ChcGao 1ftbHnEs
TorEKA, Ka., Juno 29.--Tho dcsperndo ". ].
McDanials, who escaped with thrco other p1is-
onora from tho Lawrence Jail on Sunday night,
Was ovcrtaken by pasty Of farnors yesterday,
morning, aomo miles wost of Lawronco. They
fired upon him, and he abandoned bis horse and
took to tho brush. 1Io came in this morning,
md gave h1ueoif up. 10 was wouniod in the
lower part Of the abdomen, from tho effects Of
which ho died At 1880 this evening. McDaniels
waa confined on the oharge Of being party to
tho startling robbery OF tho Kansas
Pacific Railroad train at Mupo!e, near KAu-
sas City, somc months ago. Ho Ii from
Southweat Missouri, where ho HAa notod char
actor, having bocn at one time connected with
tho Jatnes gang Of thieves aud murdorerH. do
was only IS yoa1s Of age, but has = rscord OF
crimo that few mon Of three tfmea that ago heye
eyor made. The prisoners who escaped with
MoDausola haqo not yot boon captured. but \
strong posse r. In pursuit Of theu, and It is bo-
lioved that they cannot easily otule An oynS-
hauling.
, 1875-06-30

Tho slccllon for Congressman In TAmaullphs,
Mexico, took place on Monday. and thu Oostina
ticket ran ahead.
Over 1000 acres were offered for aale yeatar-
day at tho a1fchigau Stats Land Office Tho
bidding was spiritod aud livoly, ranging from
el.25 to *1.6o Per scEa.
Prof. Manlcy allles WAS presented with =
goId-mouuted emo on Monday ovustng by tho
e,txons of Lansing, Mich, Oh account OF Lila
removal to posi.ion III the, Illinois Agricultural
College.