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IN PROBATE, Manitowoc County
In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Schmidt

In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Schmidt
deceased
To all whom ii NAV concern
Letters of Administration said estate of Eli
zabefh Schmidt. late of the town of Eaton. in said
tonnty ofEanitowoc, deceased. having been issued
10 Domincus Schneider on the 18th day OF October,
A d. 1873 and six months from and after said day
being allowed and limited for creditors To
present their claims for examination and allowance
Notice Is hereby given thsr the undersigned will
on the 4rh Monday of april. A. ID. 1876 aud the
lst Monday of each and eyerv month intervening
the date hereof and that day at theProhaie Office ia
in the city of Msnitowoc in said county
receive. examine, and adjust all claims
aud demanGsof all persons against said deceased
@S4w r. g. OILS sTED County judge
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CTATE OF WaBCOySly.
M a1tOW0c CO0nty, So,
~ Circuit Court,

RUFUs p. EATON,
against
PHILIP HAMILTON.
To Philip Hamilton Defendant
fou are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint in this action which win be
fled IN the Office OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court
County Of Aanitowoc- at the City of Manitowoc in
said comfy. and TO serve copy of your s..sw,r
the said complaint the subscriber al his OF ce.
in h dwelling house in said city within twenty
days alter the service of this summons on YOU ex-
elusive Of the day Of such service: and il YOU fail TO
answer the said complaint within the time afore-
said the plaintiff in this action viii take Judgment
against Sou FOR The of -Four hundred ard thirty
three dollars and thirty three cents with interest
ten per cent from the End day of October, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-nye be
sides the costs Of this action.
Dated October 9th. ls.5 r P EATON
- row Plaintiff.
Said complaint has been fled in said Office this
18th day of October, 1915. K. p EATON Plf
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o the defendants above named
leu are hereby summoned and required to sn
swer the npaIu IL this action. which will be flied
IN The UTnCe ut the Clerk of the CirCuI. Cuurt
County OF Aaniiowoc. ST the CITY of Nanil0wut in
sald county and 10 serve copy Of your asw "a 10
the said complaint on the Subscriber AT his ofif-.
III The tliy Of hanitUwoc in said County within
twenty days after the service Of this summons on
You exclusive OF the day Of such service: aud il
you lall 10 answer The said conf laint within Ihr
time aiuresadhe plainti in this action will apply
10 the Court Tor the relief demanded in the com
plant.
Dated at Manitowoc, Wis. September 9th 1871
l.. J. NASH.
Plh-s ATTY. Manituwoc. Wis
To the defendant William Brown
Take notice that the summons in Ibis action Of
which the foregoing l. capy -ether with the com
plant were filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
tircut Court in and for Manitowoc County AT the
city Of AauIt woe in said ,ouugy.in the State Of
Wisconsin "n the 0ih day Of Sept, 4. ID. lS-5.
Dated Sept s0,h 1879.
L. J. NASH.
S93-6w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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REFORM TICKET.

For Governor.
WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR.
For Lieut.. Governor,
SD. CHARLES d. PARKER.
Tor Secretary Of State.
PETER DOYLE.
+ or State Treasurer
FERDINAND KUEUN.
For Attorney General,
A. SCOTT SLOAN.
For Sup't Public ,nsin.
EDWARD Soaring.
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SALE OF FORFEITED sTATEL.NDs.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS
OF SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY LANDS
N.a;.-x

STATE OF WISCONSIN
OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS
OF SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY LANDS
Madison. Wis. Sept. LIST. 1875.
n otIce is hereby given that all the School Uni
~ yersity. Agricultural College. Forfeited Mort
gagged aud Swamp Lands in the State OF " isconsin
which have been forfeited by non payment of inter
est for year 1S7jw be offered for sslt AZ public
auction, at the Capitol in Madison on the 18Th dav
OF December, A. u 1873, unless sooner redeemed:
SAID sale 10 commence at o clock A VI and cor
Tune from day 10 day until ali of said lands shall
have been offered said lands viii be offered by
Counties arranged in alphabetical order
Among these are the following describe lands in
Manitownc County. which viii be offered n the
prlc, named opposite each tract.t under the heading
Total amount due state. which includes the
principal due al the time of forfeiture the interest
on the same 10 January LIST. ls.6: all taxes which
have been returned against the land and remain
unpaid; the cost of advertising and three per cent
damages
said land. will be sold subject to all unpaid take.
assessed against the same. not included herein.
The per cenfage payable at the time of purchase
VIII os hIeu by the Commissioners al the sale.
PETER DoYLr.
FERDINAND KUHN.
\. SCpTT SLOAN.
Commissioners Of School and University Isnds
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
| STATES, FOR THB EASTERN DISTINCT
WISCONSIN.
In the matter OF
John H. Thornton. I'm Bankruptcy.
Ran r{iUf \

This i 10 give Notice: that on the 18th day of
November A. ID. 1919, warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate OF John H. Thornton of
Manitowoc in the County of Nsnitowoe and State
of Wisconsin who has been aGjUdged Bankrupt
his own Petition; that the payment of any Debts
and Delivery of any Property belonging TO such
Ban krupt. him for his uSeand the Transfer of
any Property by him are forbidden by Law: that a
meeting of the Creditors of the said Bankrupt TO
prove their debts. and To choose one more as
signees OF his estate. will be held at aCourt OF Ban
kruptcy. 10 he holden st Milwaukee Wisconsin
before N Francis Bloodgood. Register. the first
day of November A. ID. 1875. al two o'clock p. n.
ARTHUR p. HAMILTON
S61w Deputy L. S Marshal d Messenger.
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Gov. Tay Tor and the Railroads.

The following letter explains itself and
i complete answer to the charges of
.the Radical Managers that Gov. Taylor
has abandoned the people on the Rail
road question:
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Reform Platform

Col. VIM. F. Villas for the Committee on
Resolutions, report the follosng Platform,
which after some discussion was adopted:
TIE PLATFORM.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, a II d
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IT 500"
restores Jade1
or gray hair
to IT'S original
color, lrith tile
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DEPARTMENT
MADISON, Oct. 18th, 1875.


Hon. d c. Fulton, Hudson, Wis.
Dear Sir:-It is rumored here that
the West Wisconsin Railway Company
is charging higher rates than those pre-
scribed by law.
The Governor directs me to say to you
that il this report is true, he will immedi-
ately institute proceedings agsinst the
company to compel it to obey the law, be
cannot, how ever, act upon mere rumor
alone To authorize that, complaint
should be fled here pointing out specific
iniractions of the law. As soon as that
IS done, he will cause proceedings to be
instituted against the company.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. W BIRD, Private Sec ;.
In regard to the matter, to which the
above refers. we may state that we have
it from reliable authority that the officers
of the West Wisconsin have so amended
their tariff a. to comply with the law.
and that they have ordered to be refund
ed all overchargcs of that kind, in the
past. 4 word to the wise was sufi-
Gent
, 1875-01-04

.srfcias Dtspates to 7.4t chlra1o rr;aHn>
PHILADELPHIA IA, Jan. 3.-llr N. q.
Bishops, who started from this city several
weeks ago for tbs Gulf Ut Mo1ico in paper
CANOE has written lotter toIs iriond nltl.s city
announcing bis arrival ut Nowburn, Y. G. Ho
padded from Norfolk. through the Cypress
Swamp Ca.la, to Ceuretuck Sound, and thence
to pamico Sound, keeping slongslore Of the
narrow strip ot land which separates theso
bodies Of wafer frntn tho Atlantic, and RUNNING
considerable risk in cr,saing tho stormy current
which sets in through, Hattoras Inlet. The
voysgor uss p'ckc,l MP IN Panlico Sound by
ya:4t beIott;iug to Judge Weas, Of Newburn
rho. with party Of gentlemou, hat been cx,.in-
ing for several days Oh tho lookout for
him. amt who oloeeh him tho hosr-
talitios Of their town. Mr.. Bishops, after loav-
ing Newbnrn, wns to row down Inguo ktamp
aud MaEonl,oro' Sounds il. about tc,i .iAYs, and
reArl Cape Pear lllycr bY.intertor water pasHaEos
ail tho way excert the !ast soyen mt'es. lltce-
planters o,, tho Waccamauo aud ]'o,iea l!ivcra
lIayo wanted him to visit their plantations. Nr,
Rlhtopa says that not Maulw4om e meets will
tynat himself in hs boat. Evers Ha,!oy, boat
mall. md oyBterulsn says he would not crosa =
creek III auch .lplI
, 1875-01-04

Tac Governor fct6cS 4scpud1nt3oM
sSi3f.
Sptcfal Dispat.h 10 1jl4 Chteaos 7riott1e
Sioux Ci7r, H., Jan. 3.-I4aat week the
Dakota Legislature, it will bp remembered,
passed bill forbi tag the lsvyinc Or collecting
of sa1es in aid Of ra.toads in tho Te7ritory, but
this moro especially referred to laukton County.
The action Of t',o Legislature Was intended to
repeal an nc. passed by tho same and approved
b. the Governor in April, 1871, and losaIizcd by
aa act Of Congress in May, 1879. Gov. rcaning-
ton has vetoed tho wlat~is~gene1ally-tcrl
ltepu,!ation bill, 30 fa- as it rela.ea to counties
thu! lave already iEe,iaa bonds. In hs veto meg
sago hs enyH that, from legal standpoint,
there Can ha no earthly l3aht ss u the liability
for PRINCIPAL and interest Of ctunticH which I.aru
ls5nci bands t. all ratlraa4is tint thers iH no
ptilepa more cieatiy anttled hy utlr cuurta both
sitato and Federal. tlau that whom n county
plcdgca tho credit and property of tho county W
tho authority referred to on tha fEco ct the
bonds, and thesa bonIs pass INTO tho bands Of
hoidcrs for value, tile county in bound to
pay them: that unwiso aud expensive Ht-
igAtiHn will result h.d burlens have to
10 ts,rnc by the tsx-payess Of tbn ccnnty; that
Congress has dono and that tIiH acsion will be
siewesl ~ All attempt Ia rcpudlato legal ocliga-
t!oaH, AMI. should it banoino Law, bad eiIG,t
will bc tslt tor yent to COME. and Of i,cacn!sbie
damage to tho Territory. In conclusion. he se-
Erets tho agitation of tho question at ai a;ni
sAys ovory citizen WHO baa the fair la.un at .,cart.
and values tho FOOD unItsa Of thn TerItory, can
but feel huuiljatesl. Tho Legislature canuus
pass tho bill oyoe tho Governors vote.
, 1875-01-04
NOTES AND NEWS,


Special Dispu.ch to Tbs ch'saco Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 2.-Tha Senate
CAUCUS Transportation Committee have not been
able to agrees upon my definite plan to bo pro-
scented to tho whole cauctls. Thoy have not
been ablo to obtain q quorum for their meet
inEs during tie recess.
PISclDAcE.
In tho pincilback case. it IN understood that
serator Morton will soon call up his resolution
in tho Senate. and tho probabilities aro t1at It
will pass. Tho resolution fully recognizes the
Kellogg Goyotpmont, but does not necessarily
scat piuchbaclt.
Tho Civil Rights question will begin in the
1lo'se upon thu iltst call OF this Judiciary
Cosnn.ttno. 1'he composite Bubal,t,tte for tie
tellnto bill, which has been prepared by the Jt-
dietary Committee, will 90 th0n reported and put
upon its pasH.Es. TIN nlcnl',crs goueral; wish
to have tho Civil Rights question d:spoaoa ot. IN
!! SERIOUSLY embarrasssa tho progress Of lrSisla.
tIon upon tho spcako, d table ai!d thB calondar.
HEHAToA CHANDLER.
All OF the Michigan mcu hers over whom Hen-
ator Chandlo: has my control, aud WHO could be
expected to bo Of nny service to him III his con-
beginning Of tile Senatorial contest Tomorrow
t.o ths AsSoetafe1 iTrm.l
THE LITTLE TAHlFF nILL.
WASHINGTON, D. T., Jan. 3.-Iho Conference
Committee Of. tho ho-caled Little Tariff bill had
another meeting Yesterday, but failod to ngrcs
IN any compromise on tho points which divide
tho two liouEeH. Several members Ct tbs Cont
mittce on Ways and Means said. tonight that
1t WAS not probable the bill would pass.
0OLn HAI.Es.
No Treasury policy Is to galos Of gold for
janualy yet announced.
, 1875-01-04

TNNIFIN 10 WI4EC.
pEMoCnATS GETTING WEARY OF Ir,
drktini Ditndfth Ia TAs f,stennn rssih,..,

pEmochAFs GETTING WEARY or IT.
aptc,al Ditpateh to 7tAa caicaoo Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. g., Jau. 3.-Dick sohel,. tbs
tnlationist Ranresent,tlvo ~ I'm NJ VI, u
bar,,"monav na,,oa...s ..s. y. .,' sns ~" io.k
AA'a-n'oney pc"oesaeS' aaSa fhas ut tho t'rst
opportunity, no Will move to discharge tho Cont
mittes OF WAYS aud Means frpm any further in
vostlgation Of tho l'acitlc Mail busfna.s The
Democrats, ulnco tho di,coyerv of n. oo,naa1
tJon ~ 1ohn 49, u.I.o1 ~. ~ tne oonneo-
~. ,sa ~ sonu -. scn"mexef WIN tne affair, have
iose the absorbing interest which they hal in the
Investigation earlier In tho seayiou. Mr, Deck.
himself tho leadipc sn;rjs in what NAV ba c,,,od
tho prosecution Of lis inyestir.tion b,. ,o.t ' ~.
.,.,',,s;anva t.o 4nsos''eA''o"' aa' 'ost ale
enthusiasm since sehumakeru namo WAS found,
tnd has spent hts tins in Washington alnco that
day, notwithstanding tho continuance of liza
sessions in New York The explanations n
the frionda Of Dill King, who would
have it ,appear that bis money gas
pro rata dividend In Il nool in I,sct,c Mail
atock profits. are ridlculed by the f,ionda If
Irwin lore. Tho latter cali attention to the fact m
that Irwin positively svears thnt nons ~ ~ ~
$3.50, 900 had any connection with INV a. stonie a
transactions Irwin himself denes tLs2 1e a.eas ras
, 1875-01-04
Tho Republican Court on New Years Day
Diplomats in Small Clothes.
=" The Lobby ".--The Manner in
Which Its Members
Operate.
Ways that Are Dark, and Tricks
that Arc Not Vain.
THE FINANCE QUESTION,
CoNaBEssMEN TALKING IT OVEN.

CoNaBEssMEN TALKING IT OVEN.
Special Dtspateh to Tie Chicaoa Tribune.
WAsu1NoToN, D. c., Jan. 3.-Tho returned
congressman are discussing the prospects Of tho
Senate Finance bill u tho House, which is sot for
Thursday, Jan. 7. Tho prepondoranco Of opin-
ion Of those who hayo arrived is that tho bil
will pass without amendment. Those who do
not vote for tho bill upon ita merits Indicate that
they will vote for 1T from what they conceive to
be rcasona Of party policy. Tho Western mon
are moro united in favor Of it than Esstcrn Con-
grepsmen. Tho former nrgue tl,as the passage
of the bill will tnko tho finance uucs-
tion for tho present out OF politics, md
avoid an immediate national issue between green
back aud Nationai Dank currency, A Democrat
ic House. they say, will not be able to undo any
financial Legislation OF this Congress, as tho po-
5ition Of tile Senate upon finance cannot possibly
bo chhnEed for four yearB. 1t is also held by
DO to materially contract tho National Danlt cir
culation In tue Northwestern Statea. Ono Ilop-
Fesentativo says that o has alread3 received ap-
plica.ions from banta III Wisconsin,
which have circulation OF $500 Q01 to
reduce tboir circulation to tho Lowest ,,oEssblo
legal minimum, in order that they may bo pro-
pared for tho effects Of legislation looking TO
colt-res'l1nption. Tho Western 1nombora claim
ihat there would be great retirement OF M
tonal LINK calculation. to nvoid tho loss upon
premium On bonds deposited aH aecurlty for
such circulation necessarily incident to spccia
resumption. Tho National Banks they say,
Wcnld retro their circulation TO such m oxtcnt,
after .he panaaeo Of this bill. that, within Bi1
months. the greenback would bo within s nor
cent Of par. Tho Eastern members are not ss
unitedlY In favor Of tho hill as tho Western
members. 1t is thonght that rome Of the
Massachusetts, Republicans will, under no cir
cnnnstnncee, vote for The bill. This IL believed
to bo especially true OF thoxo representing large
money centres. Tho Eastern bankers aro
strongly oppoecd to tho FREQ banking on account
Of tho expected depreciation Of National I3ault
stock consequent upon the removal Of tho ro-
strsctiouh upon National banking. The majority
Of the Nov England votes, howoyor, can ba
counted for the bill. careful canvass Of tho
Now York Stain delegation shows TINT eycry
Rerubllcan. With tho exception Of Merriam,
will probably vote for the bill. It IL
now rropoaes to call Republican caucus for
Wednesday night With WOW to an egrcemant
amenE Republicans Al to tho action aud tlebate
upou tho bill. Some Of the leading members Of
tic uouso are opposed to any extended debate.
, 1875-01-04

RECOVERED EyEnv TAcEAaE.
After Shat he believed lohH in the corruption of
Congress and more in tho sharp PRACTICES Of tho
Lobby.
Another instance Of al opposite kind wt11 Be
hero in nlsce: During the last session Of Con.
Hress. claim WAS pending. -be!opgiug to or,e Of
Eho trbes Of civilized Indians, If I remember
coft"ctiv'-the Justice OF which WAS Iuito gem
stali: acknowledged. IT. MAS beaten. however,
pecauEo u WnH aeeerted there WaB ~
Mg Lobby" behind it. It turned out
shat tina impresAion was c1castd by
= hotoa lobbyist who had not been engaged Ia
tho nattcr:-po one at oil having been engaged.
io pre:shted "a 10 Interested, and, 70 provo tho
such arc tth says that are dark and tho tricza
, 1875-01-04
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
THE Fn1ENps OF ccuA GAINING HOPE.

Special Dfsputth to The CA1eaou Tribttte.
WAsHISaroN, D, O., Jan. 3.-Tho friends OF
China havc fc-1cd tn ,nnka . vary t,o+orrn;,o1
1wax. ~ ...,ss . .S. ~ s.n";1 -, W.. t, A''''.a
~ 'eeuFe Do'''e ae'''''o acs'on On tno Pafs
OF tho resident and Congresa With respect 10
lsepubicanism In Cuba. Several Of the 1romi-
ncut leatlet3 OF tho Cuban caute in ,ba country
inv. tca, a,,,no,od "a yv.a,;,,o,,, ~ ~
a~.o,t1a .xs.. ~ s"";.. ,r,' 'o'. "''a 14o
o1pee4e" a'"n u N'Fisa aero iho' a'e 70 10 aH-
6lstcd in thctr e1totta BY certain Americana who
cepajon of tha 1,ourbon A,n,onso +, IN,
th,oro ~ nn,;r ID =. ha o..;s,., ~.
~. 'p''" @e''o"o1 as
tho principal reoson why iho United
6tateH Government Should modify tho
policy which 70. tho last Elk yoare 1t Inns 1nrsued
Tho CubapB claim that Secretary F,ah ca;, M
lnugcr urge taat decisive action with rcspack to
Cuba may imperil tic cause OF EepublicaniBm in
6pain that nov tic son OF the diEbolutc Ieabelo
III Kin. nj Madrid aud REPRESENTATIVE Of tho ton,-
porRt powcr south at tho ryrenee,, ,l.aro IN no
reason why lilo American Republic e',onld moi
leltl te mid OF its rscogni.iutl to tl.e rruyc1uc
patriots in Cnba. Tie Cubans In this country
havo alreadv commenced u
coEE1srospESGE WITH CASTELAR,.
dispa.ci, ilt cvptor Inns bec,, gent t, Csstcln,
will roacl, him. suggesting to lin. oil r;chas OF
tho representatives in tho United Sta,cs OF tito
Cuban liepubl,c, TINT it would 10 uobler career
for him to bccoiao tic Governor Of
CUDA, AZ 1 nGruBL1cAN bTATE
than to remain ya:eaI Of Isape}Ia'a son. Tho
purport Of this dispatch. 1nd tue talk OF the Cu-
oatls to their cou1dontnl friends here, indicates
That the plan OF tho CubanH in to dj-
yoIcc Cuba from Spaiu, aud to maho
, 1875-01-04
THE ROCK ISLAND BRIDGE,


TIE APPROPRIATION Fur REPAIRS AND CARE or
NANCE.
WASHINGTON, y. c., Ian. 9.-Tho following
correspondence IL rrlnted.
WAK DEPARTMENT, Dec. ~, l874.-~Ths Secretary OF
W,F has tho honnr to tFaus< It to lbs oise Of NBtTn
ssntatiyes communication frD:n the Chief at t,gd-
nsncc, inviting attention 10 this clause Of Tue uudry
Civ Appropriations act Of June e. l8l4, which an
pEnpriAtrs 50 400 10 this ftock 1slnud BrilKe, with
Frorso thai "opa-ls!f Of which k.u1 shsl be reta-
hursrd to the Government by tho Chicago nock Island
pasilie kAllroat COMPANY" with rs'ncst that lls
matter 10 brought TO tho atcntnn Ctnyross tu tho
sn1 that ths r1oslSo Ia sspsalea.
WILLIAM ". UELkNAp,
Bscret4sy Of War.
ORDINANCES oYr,cr. Wan DEPARTMENT. WAsn1Ha-
TON. u. G., Dai. IL, ldTa.-S1H 1aru ths honnr tu
tuxita Atsulian to thut clause pf ths Autry civil A
Preparations act Of june a. 1874 tPanphlet Statutes
Island bridge the sn Of $1340 With tho proyiso Et
"one-hAlf Ut which sum shall 10 reimbursed 10 tho
Government BY k.a ChlcaRo, ltock Island X Pacific
HalsoAl Company, aud in connection herewith would
respectfully make tap following statement aud accon-
panying request.
Jear ls13-& was intended to lak far l1 for repairs
au1 additional machinery fur thu draw " this bridge.
to 10 expended outright by tbs uu!t<d States liz
ehate-oae-halfof tho curt VI such repair. anu
eAnsFy; the whole cost being sa5,8o1, 10 be sharcd
Jointly " the Ualtel States and the SAID Railroad
company. The liam of tlJ, 400 was Intended 10 bo
dlaburnsd BY tho United States ~ ts share, and tho
from the Company and dlabu1se1 In connection with
thu shars Ct tho Unsl 8taeA. The &oa establishing
the bridge. and tho contract guarantee OF tho Cosn
paa5 aaass xsd aes. require thai ssa oouPa ~ shall
, 1875-01-04

Tho Basfn Adopted 1,y Operators IN the
schu-lls.lIIsrrtou-5 ts He,ecten Nv
tho n mtucrY-x.uddlcr&t, a., fsoit.y,l,r 70
Iks,t,mc 1yur,1.
-. .t'- o. 'nn. o'-tnt1l''u"s' opefatofe
u '4ils region Including thu flnl7doEp}r'a and
Heading Goal and 1ron Companies, have adopsed
the scale Of wages embraced in the following
circular:
rr,,.,x, rr,. ~, T., ..
adoY,eI Dv ths I,scu:tyr c:n,,sn srhrt;, ags !.,H,
coai I:1chnus. q :,rs v.sse., f::;rar,. II III 1rr
day spconi.r!iss 81 - all rms u,:siI1 1ar,r ID he
, 1875-01-04

thn Secretaries to the messengers, md At nearly
ovcry hot.se wana refreA11ment table, generally
With bowls Of spp1e-toddy mud eygnog. III
bsnulonh chaps could not tell whether thoy had
inbtcd the moro cEg-toddy or app1c.norg, ,-nor
could they remember wors their friends lived.
30 they went II, wherever there waa cyideptly
a reception, wished the compliments OF the
season to tho lady IT tho home, took some more
cgg-nog Or appie-toddy, and weut forth TO tualss
auothcr call. until they had to be kindly cared
for by the police.
THE NEW YEAR.
=, And 40 docs the National Metropolis enter thu
New Yenr, thronghn VANITY Fair" which only
Thackerhy could troperly deecribe. To.morrow
there will ho hcu1 u1-acheA and lear,-aches while
tho diplomats will pack up tiicr court-dseeres
anu tho bureau: generals will rut away thcir uni-
forms. 10 .hman in cainphor until vorn-JNo
tolcnte-a twelvemonth nance. l.AcoSTEUc,