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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-12-29
Canal National Bank.

NNHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of 1.-THE
Il Canal National Bank of Portland" for the
election OF directors and the transaction of any
other business that may legally come before them,
will be held at their Banking House, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day Of January, 1876, at II o'clock A. NJ
B. c. SOMERBY, Cashier.
Dacpmher 10 127H
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For Sale.

For Sale.
nNE s-keyed German d FLUTE, silver KEYS and
- trimmings, ivory blow joint, German silver
nned, patent tuning slide, Gunadill wood. Has beeIg
put little used, warranted perfect and in perfect
tune, together with Morocco case five collars worth
OF instructions and music. All cost $4,000 at the
mandatory OF Lee & Walker, Philadelphia. Good
reasons for selling. L will send the instrument O. o.
D., with privilege of examining before being paid for
Dy paying express charges both ways. II not as rem
OF instruction, &c, 5000. Address
.,o,.s +. W. LAPHAM,
nOIouu Augusta, Maine.
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Merchants National Bank.

FHNHE Stockholders in this Bank are hereby noti
Il fed that their annual meeting for the choceef
directors and the transaction of such business as may
legally be brought before them, will be holden at the
Bank on TUESDAY, the 18th day of January, 1876,
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 9, 1875. Gec9dtd.
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Positive Confederation of Above.

This may certify that we have known Mr.. Dexter
for four years. and know his statement to be true in
every particular. Weaknow that he has been great
relief, until we advised him to take the RADICAL
CURE This preparation has performed many cures
and given universal satisfaction.
Very respectfully,
GUILD BROS,
Druggists, ZIG Pleasant Street.
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Boston & Maine.
RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing October IN, Is75.

Passenger Trains will leave Portland for
bosion at 6.15, 800 a. NJ, $40 p. M. arriving
at Boston at 1880 a. M, Las, 1855 d, m
Returning, leave Boston at $50 a. m 70 20
o 80 D. M, arriving mt Portland at LIS, 5.
S.l5 p. m.
For Lowell at els, 900 a. M, $40, D. m.
For Manchester and Concord and Inner
railroad (via New Market Junction) at g. Is a.
H. and $40 M; (via Lawrence) at 900 a. m.
Eor Great Falls at 615, 900 a. M, $40 p.m
For Rochester, Pennington and Alien
Bay at 6.15, 900 a. M, $40 D. m.
FSr scarborough Beach, BIue Point, Old.
orchard Reach. sac0, Biddeford and
kenneburk at 6.15, 900, a. M, 10 500 D. m.
for Portland at 7.20 a. m.
Trains on Boston & Maine road connect with an
steamers running between Portland and Bangor
Koekland, Mt. Desert, Machias, Eastport CALAIS ST.
John and Halifax. Also connect with Grand Trunk
Trans at Grand Trunk Station, and Maine Central
trains at Transfer Station.
ALI trains stop at Exeter 10 minutes for refresh
ments at tirst-class dining rooms.
Parlor Cars on $40 P M. train from Portland
ana $50 A. M. train from Boston.
, j. I. FURBER, Gen'I Sun
aus =.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
GITUATION by man having good knowl-
y edge of the Grocery business and an ex-
tensive acquaintance in the State of Maine. Would
like to travel work on stock Good references
given. Inquire or address SHAW, HAMMOND &
CARNEY, dec18d3W*
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Catarr:h.

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, 1875-05-13
RAILROAD NEWS
fHtf&nrs &nf, -ur rc1,t-urnA-n,

CHICAGO AND THE SOUTHERN TRADE.
Ever slnoo Mr. James Clark became General
Manager, and hEr. Joaopt fucker asncrat Super
insendent. Of tho Illinois Central Railroad, they
havo boen directing alt their efforts and energies
to bring about c1orcr relationship bosuoen Chi
esgo and the South. and particularly New Or
leans. Dy purchasing largo amount Of lhe
stock Of tho Mississippi Conttal Railroad, they
hare secured a through limo to Nor orleana
which is In every respect equal to any of
tho roads leading to tho Espt. Now orfosns
and sonthern merchants gonorally arc al.
to como TO- Chicago instead ct Nov York
to purchase their goods. And on tho othor
band, considerable grain destined for European
ports ID taking its way there vln New Orleans.
T4oro was, however, ons great difficulty tho
mhnaScrs Of tho Illinois Central lad yet to over
como to mate this city competitor Of New
York for thu Soufl,nrn tranlo. Tho rates from
Chicago to Now Orloans and other sonthern
tlosa from Non York. After long md tedious
controversies. sloy t.vo nov induced tho other
roAdn 70 submit 70 large reduction 10 passon-
gor-rRteB frcn tA'a city. Tho now ratcs. wh,oh
will 80 ino effect Monday, ara as fojloTs:
, 1875-05-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Prof. Pepper ltctuEes bcfors tho BundAy-Lec.
ture Society Sunday, At Q p. M, in McCorsnck's
Hail. The subjcct ID H The Romhnco OF Optics" !"
Ono OF tho brilliant experiments NIL b. the dano~
ing skeleton.
Tho Raw. J. 9. s:oughton, Of Aurora, ono ct
tho ablast orntors III tic State, will speak In tho
alethodint Church, conner Of Wabaeh ayonue
~ and Fouttoontl, stroet, this evoning, on "Iha
Temperance Reform as CONNECTED With Hoctsi
Ecience md Political Economy"
n,,. si.;s; nAI1os4L y TEMPERANCE 7 y! CONVENTION.
Tho Eighth Natloual Temperance Convention
will bo held III tho hsl Of tho Young Mona
Chslstiau Association. Jas Madison straet, CITY
Of Chicago, Tncsday, Juno /, 1t 10 O'Clock q. m.
Associations OF ministers and churchea, I'll
oenosn Assemblies and synode. Ill deuoral aud
Annual ConferoaceB, Chassis, Preabyteriou and
religious State conventions, all nAtioual aud
htAto temperance organizations, all Womgn'e
National aud BtAte Unions, Grand Divisions Song
Of Temperance, Grand Lodgca Of Good Temp
lats. Grand Templea pf HoAur and Temperance
and other stste temperance bodies, ue inyItei
to send delegates.
Tho following gont1omen and ladtea have boon
inrltod, aud tho majority have alreaay consent
ou. to dlscnEa the hubjrcts designated, In papora
to @ bs prepared IL advance Of the Convention:
.rhs ch1st.ns r. as'g9ry LIP
nThe Work Among tho Children" Miss +. +.
Willard ;. Wouau'a Work fur Temperance, !"
Mrs. 4. Wittonmeyor; !" Personal Liberty" tia
lev. 9. II: Vlbbcrt; "Tho Rotation Of To,nper-
ance to Political" tho lion. Il. g, pttman,
"Does Prohibition Prohibit ?" J. N. Btearns;
" Tho Yerd.ct ut Bclence."N. s. Davis ii. d.
"Congressional Action" A. II. Powell; ..rricndly
Iaus. nv. Daniels; ..Yacsamonsal W,ncs," WiItsm
Patton, D. D. .Wsstod Resources ". liar
Rreayos, H. Temperance Literature, Potor
Carter: Public Schools. :" tho IIon.W. u. Spoon-
e. Society and tho Household Mrs. Il. Il,
Brown; "Ths Rotation Of tho Ministry to Tenn
pesanco,' jhmea =. Dunn, D. D.
, 1875-05-13

sT. LOUIS, Amy 12.-Tho second annual Con-
yantion of tho Railroad Purchasing-Agouts As-
socstio0 mat 1t tic Ltnael1 Hotel to-day, and
remained In session trannactng buslnos two
hours after Which thoy repaired to one
of tho reception rooms Of tho hoto1.
mhors they wcro mot by the Reception,
Committee, and welcomed to tho city on behalf
Of the merchants and manufacturers Of Ut,
Louls. THIS afte1noon tue membera Of the Con.
ventson "e7o driven around the city, through
7here su elegant collation. was spread
and while partaklng thareof fssvera speeches wcro
made. numerous toasts drank, and jolly good
timo had. Tomorrow tho Convention will orosa
tue bridge, visit tho National hlock-Yards at East
St. Louis. and take m e1euraon on tho river.
Numerous roads Of tho country, both East and
West, arc represented.
, 1875-05-13

TIE CHICAGO. BURLINGTON l. QUINCY
Prominent officers Of tho Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy 1laltroal Say there is no foundation for
tho rnmors prevailing In shls city during the last
two wesia that Air. Walker wna going to resign
tho Presidency, and that Alr. Pcrkinn, formerly
OF tlio Burlington L Missouri River nallrond,
would succeed him. Tho rnmor TINT Mr. Per-
kins 10 to nss',mo the management Of tho
Michigan Cantral. In addition 10 the Burlington,
Us soon a. ME. Jay resigns, In also nuthoritatlyoy
douled. Tho appointment of alr. @. T.. rerkins
ns Director OF the burlington, in placa Of Mr.
Clifford. resigned, undoubtedly garo riso to tho
nhova rnhots. The anatrs Of tic Chicago Bur
lington 4 Quincy Railroad arc said to be 10 bet
ter condition now than they over wcEa bcfosc,
aud . change in the present efficient manages
nont would undoubtedly proyo disastrous to
tho iutcreeis Of tho road. Tho Michigan
tho appointment OF Dir. ". D. Strong to the
General supcrsntenduncy, and tho Directors, it
is aa!d aro we'll pleased With lin energetic IT.
forts to mako tho road a paying ouo. TIN st-
tack on the present management Of tho Michi-
Ean Central Railroad which appeared in q Dos-
ton paper week or two ago. was entirely undo
served and malicious. Tho rond Is rapidly i'm
proving. and will soon b in condition to TO-
sumo tho payment of Its regular dividends.
, 1875-05-13
AMUSEMENTS


Tuesday night Mad. R!stosi appeared before
good audience ID Marie Autointue in 0iaco-
,ne.ti'n tragedy similarly entitled. The piece
wan very long. aud aa tho interest In plAys given
tu an unintolliRiblo tongue must necessarily be
forced, 10 . great e1tcnt tho audience grow
ycry weary boforo u O'Clock, when tho
performance ondsd. The acting was
unusnal!y lne even for this excellent company,
and Mad. lilstort reused her heaFers to ap-
p'aud hoartll7. The tcenio eHcots moro In SOW
era! INSTANCES very iine.-notably In tho nobblng
Last evening tho play was " "Lucrezia Borgia,"
- drama mora famlllar to tho audience, and
more eaay TO follow. 1no attendance
1t the taestfe was bott, largo aud
is III ssy eyssas, as Snp{sd a e ps% Ss %
morrow 10 tho grand performance When, In ad-
litlon to " Medea." tho sleef,-valkinx pceuo
from Macbeth will ba givou. "Mario An
totnetto" will be repeated sat urdny atto1uoon
Public expectation ~ to tho oxcel!oaco Of
Howea great circna had been raised l,lgll by tic
generous advertising dono BY the management,
1roat things wero promised, and the nntiolpa-
tlon9a Of tle public Wesc Of somsth!ng unusually
good. lad tue reality been short OF tho prou-
iso shero 'Tould have been disappointment but
tho bills hayo not e1Aggsratod the mnEita OF tho
exhibition. The procession yesterday Waa one
4. S the Fly tot
The chariota arc very handsome. indeed They
represent, according TO tho prevailing fashion.
tho nations Ut tho earth, OF Korno of them, and
arc gorgeous in gliding. The horsos ap-
poar to DO tn good condition, anl tho whole
btroot parade III bright aud fresh.
Tho matinee attendance HaH largo, and aur-
prise aud p!eaaure were expresaed at tho variety
aud excallenes OF tha maua8erio. Among other
things 10 he Eoen nra tho Gnost tIgcfY ever
shown IN Chicago. Taeso arc cight Of them al.
togosher. and I'VE Gtyo q performance iu tho
ring. The other three ato liislo bits OF fe!Iora.
a month old, who hays tho distinguished honor
Of botug tho tIrss over born into captiyity in :
travelling mann.orio, Through tho kluincea OF
hlr, Toolo and tue keeper, 4 TnlpunE reporter
vaHn!lowed to carry ono Of tho lista feilogr. Ana
cojoy the novel eousatson Of holding tiger, The
cubs nEe about as big aa ful-grown Gals, and
display Tho sauo toudoncy to play that Littsu
OF tho aaeuo age would. 4 year or two henpo
people will not 6s carrying them round quito 10
iceA|essly. There are, nloreoy0r, 1iyo perform.
Inv elephants, aud 1iyo performing hyenas, bo-
hides capital hsHortmcnt OF other anituals
Tts performance In tho ring III equally notice.
eto. Tho equestrian tents nra daring and
E1acotM. aud eloWna amusing Without dencaud.
inE to cosisentss or giylug otfetIse, aud tho
GymnE sslo tslaat woithy Of the rust of the ox-
l!ibitlon. The performance Of M.. DfDlien In
hts somoreault over tiso elephants, aud aoublo-
9omeseault over three, iH N act noyer excoIlod
IN tho saw-auat ring. Tbe porfornauce u ths
. Indiana v asppssng. ana not TO long. Ths
, 1875-05-13
LOCAL LETTERS.

r. ths Editor of TAt Chicaqo Tribune:
CHICAGO May 12:-lfay hope you will glyo
corner in your paper for n feN romarks on tho
notice siYon In lnat Tucaday'a Tribune, on tho
lotter Of ]. '. Earueii IN tho book he gaye Lis
numeroue clorks.
lam not personally acquainted with any Of tbs
Aets1s. Farwoll, but hsys soon copy Of Tho
book In aucatton. By Tho ninprinting Of ono
purpose daponent saith noI) sonso is turned into
nonsense. Your quotation reads thus: "In
the lilo Of Christ on tho aoul Of man." bfr. Far
we'll Tritca: In tlo tifo Of Christ la tue sou1
OF man, taken from actual ezporioucoA from tho
BIRTH to tho maturity Of tho Bons OF God, and
drawn By naster.artist.
Slr. Farmcll has loft to Join Mr. Moody IN tho
great work now going on in England. All true
hessscd pooplo mus. rlsh him God.sposd.
NATr
, 1875-05-13
FACTS AND GOSSIP.
FLotFSUE Triton.

fAs I eFG 5Hhy Ald4 liz
Thero hhs bean some expectation that Flu once
3liton might testify In robutsa1 tir. Tilton,
when askod BY friond about 1t yesterday, said,
With great emphasis: "No, air, mover. I on
tered Into tbia trial with two purposes lxcd and
guilty Of tho legal czatt or moral iits!onoso OF
70, o,bidding my wife to testify in her oun bshalf
tho othor was. that no casthly. OF Temps
tion should Induce mo to summon my daughter
to give evidence against tho mother who
bore her. Mru. Ti!ton has heen silenced By
others, not by me. NY wifo IL no longer uino,
md am not her representative but my daugl-
Ter III still my own, and sl,o shall mover bo com
polied by me, nor by any court through NO. 70
bpeak Of her mother In any osher woraa than Of
loyo and pity. There arc not chains onottth In
nroohlyn to drag Florence 10 the Court-IIotso.
either 10 witness or spectator. II the scAio Of
this controvefsy Wore 80 eycnly balanced TINT
FloreHco's tostimony werc tho only thing That
edud turn It, would not euffos bur to awear an
1inhlial oath to her uokhsr's slamo."
THB novINB.
EFGokEyN SHH
Henry Z: Bowen Waa III court, aud heard his
father tostify with undIsguisesf pleasure, 'tIIow
iu II that your father attends Plymouth Church.
mud last Sabbath ,pa1took Of Tho COMMUNION
from Mr. Deeclor's hands ," auoriod sun
reporter {T "1n toll you rhy," fapiied Henry,
cayyob cy f@sF Tue hsSp'dd to bpa up Plymouth
tho Coogreeationallsts tho minister Il not thc
church. ho io oulY tho servant. NY fethrr
never forfeited BY any act OF hin tho right to bo
ln plymouth Church.. and that IL the reason
WY hs goca tho1e, md will continue to CO."
On FRIDAY morning, short time altar tho ad-
ionrnmont Of the Deecher-Tlton trial, Henry 4.
nonen met J. 3. Murray on Montague street.
mr. Murray u an cnthrsiaalio friend Of Mr.
1oeohers. Ho sells liquor, and acts 40 usher III
the Courtroom for tl!o rnsmbese Of Plymouth
Church. Il appears that Mr, ], 3. Murray 70.
comfy INDUCED In some reflections ou tbo Bowen
family. family. md - ao; whom Il. 4. Dowen mot J. u.
MuTFsg, .l.,i y 10 sa.d; LooG heFo. Mr.. Murray,
red. and replea' II don't want 70 leo you.h
noTen stopped bin. however, and asked Iii.
Murray II he had said coGtaiu things about lin
powen}. "Yss, I did," said Mr. +. E. Murray,
narTouslE. "Thon," said Mr.. Dowon, hotly,
4'Jou are liar. coward. and ,po!troon. aud an
prepared to hola myseit rospona,blo Tor what I
kay 10 any May." Tho upsLot Of the matter was
that Mr. ]. j. Murray retired to = convenient
aud frieudl. law.of1lce. Had he re.nsincd there
might hare bcon trouble, for young Bowen Ii .
very muscular man. who knon4 low TO usa his
lands, pugtlistlcally speaking.
, 1875-05-13

q \. =. = .. -..-
IN THE HANDS OF 7hE1M ohHpi1ohbr
Tho creditors OF aessrs. FOE Howard. tbs
well-known contractors, holi III adjourned meet
inn in Room ~, Palmer House. Yesterday
af1ernoon. Th,ro vore about thirty contle.
!.stnoon 1Assp s,a, su'o ~ .1ms s'"t,es nc
.ao" ptFsep'' "c'''utnH 'no i'7o'sen'os 1he
ing reported three separate proposi.
tlons for an equitable eottlement, which
.uo,,.a con.,for.ha i}iac,,s.ion .,d on,,,-
o"s4'e" s,,.1 .a-.'"s.I- ne' " ""4"J
pofteo og 10 to1taeo @ ,nht t!lo sooafed dc6!s
amono.en ~ % G S1oog9o anu tho ansoonred lAbi!l-
ea 70 s4ouoo 4Mo ~" aene.n, s o9er ana aooso tho
psoe1tT o5 AZ nosu.sa, "to lea''he oal"neo
u sayyuV ~ IAsos ul tno Afal: ~,
, 1875-05-13

Reunion "Bouvouir photogyaphs
afu TO ba obtained only at 1lrtnda photographic
studio. a9o Wabash avenue. Delegates from abroad
will 1es1e stata stres at Twelfth street, Our fa-
cilll!aa for tnilng Args groups unsurpassed z
L. uraud 4 Co., sta1lo 53d Wabash Aycaus
, 1875-05-13
OHIO DEhTlBIS.

Co1uxAus. O.. May 12,-At \ meeting Of sh,
stata Homeopathic socIoty to-day, papers wore
road on prolapsus utor., surgery, puerperh To-
vos, aud eleotricity
Cleveland was selected ~ the place for the
next meeting. Tho following officers were olsct-
Cd for tho eusnlng yeArs President William
Detwsller, Of E1ndlay, Vice. Presidents. r. II.
Bush, Of Salem, and William Owens OF Olncjn.
mil; Secretary, W. II. Phillips, Of Cleveland !,
Treasurer, J. q. Sanders, Of Cleveland.
, 1875-05-13

tes for sevarat Of thsss posattona has boon very
snirito!, And ca,laed much popular c1oltsment.
Department was follouol bY tia resignation Of
nearly all tho fromon. leaving tic city At present
Without any volunteer force. Tho nsr Engi-
nsor, hu1over. promfses spooly and conlplsto
BaufZstfpn -
, 1875-05-13

pyramid performance Of sho hvs elephants
ia something ofton talked Of aud Bcon on
rapor, but very fsw people have soen
It actually done. II Ia 1ona and vol done at the
croua on thu Gake-front. Tho performing doHa
Of Alt, Conrad, lilo exhibition Of aaraEa animals.
and tbs other foatures Of the shnw, mark II al
ono Of the boat on the road. Ths procession
this morning star.s At o'clock, and will taks ia
the epttro South SIlo.
, 1875-05-13

A. Word Of Advice to beginners,
T1loss who furnish "kichea aud laundry outntsr
lave much 10 An1wet for. Tho whole future Ut 4
'oup!s who 90 to housekeeping depends largely On
who dstsd them ont. Dalton Co, h4yp ths best, le1
md 1874 State street,
, 1875-05-13

MEETINd or THE BOARD OF AUplTons
4 m.at;nr ~ ~. 1yo,t nv pa..s =,
:.,,.. e ~ uoss Nv" no*.u %
h"o'tota wan no'i 'gcs'osoay evening ~ iss Of
lice, No. o6 South Halsted asrcet, Supervisor
Baker In tho chair. There wore also presen&
Justices Scully. nlorr;son. Inuerao1l. 5aiirnurv.
md shor;da, -
Ala ~. Sno'''s!t ..
iae question OF tHe appointing OF fdutt1ouAl
Deputy .AgechsorA WAS ra1bod, and Supervisor
Dakcr urged that, inasmuch AZ tho uuu1bor A.
1eady appointed bad proved insufficient, ii would
10 necessary to make edditioueE nppolntmants.
Asseesor hysn stated tnat il would bo neces-
eary to appoint twenty-five additional Deputies.
Tho total number OF Deputies would then h.
about flfty-fiyc, who would not be c,npIoyed for
more than two weoku.
In answer to q ouestiou hy Ju1tfce Inoorsot1
tho Aasebsor stated that tte cost Of tho assosa,
ment would bo about $io,OOo. >
On motion Of Justice Sheridan, it ras resotvotl
to appoint fifteen men to seeist in tho asaasn-
ment OF real estate.
On motion OF Juslico Bcuttv. Justicea Tn,
gersoii, Bal,abrry, aud Mprr1sou. wero a..
, 1875-05-13
FORT WAYNE MUNICIPAL MEMS.

6p6etd4 UUpaseH 70 1hb ChEta9o 1FtbNnt,
Fosr WAyKE. Ind, May 12.-The City Council
last evening elected all minor city ot.,oe1s tao
most Important being - follows. Uhieg Of 20
lice, Michael Singleton Chiof Of Fho Depart
lnsat. Frank 3. Vogsli City Attorney, Allen Zal-
lxs .Gty Civil HastpaaE John RyaN Ths eoa.
, 1875-05-13

Your Old Clothes, Sir,
can DO renovated by Cook Melain 10 you would nal
roeoga9zs Than yourself, and Al \ trlhux expcn,e.
Take them 10 20 Deashorn, % or 1Gl Ws4t III Olson
atfeetd
, 1875-05-13

TOLEDO. WABASH l. WESTERN.
TOLEDO, May 12..-At y meeting OF the htock-
hodorn Of tho Toledo, Wabash 4: Wcatern nssl-
road to-dny, hat 1000 Bbarcs woro represented.
Without taxing any action. tbs naoeting ndJouru-
Cd. sino die.
, 1875-05-13
POLITICAL.

c1NotSNATz. O., May 12.-Thers Ia = good deal
Of confidential political canvasb!ug going on
among the distinguished adhcsents Of both par-
nes who ars gathered hero, and there Ia feeling
that the coming campaign Ia already being out
lined.
, 1875-05-13

Tho ratio from New Crlenua to New York has
hcen agrocd upon by nil the roatls at el4.
Aeis costs $29 from Nav Orleans 10 Chicago,
and a15 from Chicago to Now York, Southern
people uill s4vs 81 BY going to New York via
Chicago,
, 1875-05-13

0hiokarinH Pianos
contain al 'ats+ tmDspT%msats o.sr 1900 ptrsoa,
hare tt4unsd to thsss supsroAH, Rsa4s yamnaA Il
Nus!c, "a yaa 11xsA sss>A
, 1875-05-13

Pianos and Organs.
ons hundred pianos and organs to rent also second.
hand pfanoa for aaic 1t great basgain 10 mako room
Atsoets.
, 1875-05-13

TIE OEHEER PACIFIC.
sr. Louis, May f2.-At d msating of tie stoolt-
holdora Of tho Denycr Pacific Railroad At Dom
Ecr on Monday. the following Directors woro
elected: nnbert Il. Carr. D. A. MoiIit, ], D,
Porry. Carlos 8. Greedy, ". 4. Loomis, Jr., Jay
Gould, sldnoy Dillon, G. II. L. Dudeo Oliver
, 1875-05-13
An IOWA RAILROAD CASE,

Rl% Il1HA HAlLHCAD CAEE.
6pecsdf Dssatca n The Chicago Tribune
Drs a1o'xEs, H., Aiay 12.--1n tho United
Statea Circuit Court to-day In tho caso OF tho
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad va. N.
j.: Cntts. Attorney-0enofal, a aocree was order
cd dlRmissing tho bill.
, 1875-05-13

Ifyou would preserve 3our health N urn1on1 ~onr
life uAs Clan Flora mineral waller. Write 10 O. O. h
H. L. Parks. WaukeSan, and obtain circular Giving f
particulars.
, 1875-05-13

8rnith'a American Organs.
Thirty yeAra established. Fifty thousand now In
use: $50 nrst prcn1Iums havc been awarded for
tht test organ. Also tbs largest assortment Of pianos
oyer Drought 10 the Vest. ". ". KIMaAtI,
Corner State 4uI Adams otreota
, 1875-05-13

MARRIAGES.
s~Hs-*>e~
.WlLl.Anp-1AK KER;-ln Champsi6n, Ill. At Tho rosi.
den3s Of the hridas mother. Mrs: William III. Baiar by
fhe ltoF W. r. Plnfsa. M&J H. MF, .fohu j. Willard 0f
Ohcazot aud Miss Lila II. HAkor. No catds. -