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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-10

NEW GOODS.
We are Offering Summer Dress Goods MAJ mn
tings, Rag Car peL,ng, summer C"s.iincrcs' :,
Bile diapers, White Batise. White Z. AS, per
Ions and Black Silk, At cost for cash. Invite MI
wanting Dry Goods u call ,o,
les VIM N. BERK LEY i son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-10

TNGLISH AND AMERICAN Gkh y
T. AND GRASS SGTTHkS, onsths, Scyt''
Stones Scythe k.h.s Hay and Grain KaSe' &'i
A large supply in store for sale wholesale AM
retail, ut low prices.
j. T. CREIGHTON s. SON,
ie 10 cor. Royal and hng ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-10

CHINESE FANS
Very handsome just from importers; 10 y,
retail ell ut Wholesale prices. ALI other ai7 a.
Who'll, sale prices at ,o,v,p
ie9 &c King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-10

WOMEN IN TIE GARDEN--Bef0rc commence
ing work in The garden, put on pair Of worn
out leather gloves, broad brimmed sunhat,
and pair Of good, stout boots; if not stout,
then wear pair Of thin gum over shoes. The
dampness of the soil is very liable to produce u
''coId" With light ivc. prongcd fork dix
your fl .wer beds, rake the soil as finely as pos
siblc, SOW the seed aud put in wooden label,
with The name written distinctly 90 1t. The
finer seeds require no raking or u very slight
brushing with busting brush. You can then
20 on with other beds of onions, radlsheS, sal
siiy, coru, &C. Don't be afraid that the labor
will hurt you even il you should become very
til.d; on the contrary, it will strengthen you,
give you rusy checks, and add many years To
your life. = Gcrn,antoaon Telegraph.
To BAKE A JOINT OF MEAT. "A joint to be
properly baked should be lifted above the wat.
er iu the baking pan by muffin Rugs or some-
thing equivalent. NJ more water should be
put 10 the pan than will boil out by the time
the joint is done. When the meat aud rings
have been removed from the pap turn off the
oily drippDgs, except what will readily mix
with the four aud water Set the pan over the
fire and dredgc four into it. When there is DO
water the -four will settle to the bottom of the
pan and be brown and cooked 10 moment or
TWO. Then add sufficient water to make the
gravy of the desired consistency. The amount
of fat to be left aud of -four and water 10 be
added must be lett to the Judgment; one or two
experiments will settle that sa isflc;orily.
fyihhnnS
, 1875-06-19
FIRES.

AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, No., June 18.-A fro broke out In
tho laboratory Of A. AIoler's drugstore, Oh tho
corner Of Main and Washington avenues, th.a
nvening, and damaged building and stock about
$4,000; insured in the following compaulea /:
Now orleans Insurance Company, $1,000 Ken
t'.cky, 1880; Union. Pittsbnre, $2,1Oo; Cor
mania, Now Js1sox S25o0, Doatmcn's,
Kentucky. a2,5O6; Old Dominion, YirEip.a'
e., 500 0crInanin, Cincinta:t, e25Q0; InBur-
oncc Company Of reunsYlYania. 81, 500 Hutfaio
German, $1,000; WoaroIp Asdlrnnoo Company,
$1,000; CLAY. Kentucky, $500; pcoplo's,
Mompls, -, 900; C!tizona'. Nov Jet4ey, $4,000 !;
n,it;sh America, el,Qoo; rfadoss' Chicago,
s25oe; PennsylVans, Penuby!ya ia, q, 660 !;
Ftankiin, Wheollng, 81, 6oo; ilovo, Columbus,
g. Hoffman, Nov York, s2,50o; Coopera',
Dayton 1s;}x =. saS9e' a5S French Insurance Com
aGbo iii tsSso Gb'ss. Mss;tRPi E,,.d yds''sy SS9
aI6uo; Empire. CGcago. $4,000; '0srinania,
Now Orleans, s26o0, Homo. 'Kcu Orleans,
$1,000; CITY OF Piltsbu1g, f2.Q9o; lsan Franklin,
R2,5oo; Kausas, Loayonworth, $500; Lam
cansor, Pennnylvania, e2.600; National, Pe1u-
aylvauia. e2.5o0; Lyoofntng, $a. 800; Planters,
Memphis, O., 600; Amotcan Central Rt.' Louis.
ea,aQL Westohestnl. New York, e2600 Au-
.9Fs y aGTlnoSSninnat'. oSn a6M Ihs stock Fts valued
, 1875-06-19
GOV. JEWELL.
His Visit to the Board Of Trade.
A Speech Complimentary to His uearnr!
md tho City.
Grand Dinner at tlc Palmer House. 1.-The
(;ncsts. q. !
Suggestions for tho Improvement Of tht
Service.
VISITING THIS BOARD OF TRADE.

VEaI TING The RHARF1 S1E TRADE
,,, 4s1rAs4sr surF OF CHICAGO
At s ax.I9a ts Of S a5d t.. Of hda a's9,
e;tr sor asms ss"s'', "ho nae neon ~ ~ .hs
w Wonder. ts or tho cb,c.so s,.,sd !e
1os' Of 1raao yesterday M noon. Attor 1it.'e
sn,IoS m aesxe ,a' for fa
1oma ,o.ni Pa7, . q !hc safo~ops, a4 escorted Ar
5s'ia. w.,ss D, 4: Lnso1n' Second v'oo:ptost-
soosors oIaersilsv, Dutch, CLARK, Kings
land, ooddos. Dackn,n, and 1,nrt. IL
.s,et,'a 4 hnsGss % H. ~ yv e. s ssa e3s
catch tug oFatorcsl dropinR' incident to aach
oceasiohs'
called tho Board ~ oldos ana introduced thu
a., IN '.u aa lot.u"s tr,na .o's
,,s tn,ay An .ntncnt oo1,tsn,a, hh l., ,t "H rn ~
parmsnt vi fnnx ,nS ~ aeaa o. o.
f1t III s an9n of ra.r, n y md M sa
.1e to bnor 3 ini9o,usp 1nas o. hs94tc o
postmsst.rGeuer.1. 81 fun".r. iAoo'' 'e"eH' now
r,,.;x,, oox,,,, ni;.i II; JEWELL . u,,
lion 70 10 rs,sU Ill ey,nna IA 1'n a 19f H. aa9
tsn,yo FsfnpSs' X "a r.tn;;on anG o'eo &.
ths peot te-imnnrtant IN .my uu "sn' ,e 70
securscy, precIsI ra,ty md 1sst In, n Ie.,, ~ ~
1nirr intcrs.te n n n,;y.' ~ te,s an fe!y
b.To Barr. .nns sn ~srx ~ me 10
iii n,,e,tton ~ X. h,s.ac naoa @ nsnse1ca ,h
everything ii tho West! cbncenteripa and
raltating from snd around tAlh point; ana II to lo
hs iargt po!nt fhr mAl distribution in tic country.
ood ~ s nnn y 20 .e' III punt of Iosens tho SEQ
, 1875-06-19

InRton. The West had lriit railroads 10 fas that
many OF tho mnsl routoB had heen d,pi.
eatsd. snd he therefore woult fetamn,dEtt
'tnem 80 rtrort to lm all routes nlos' ta1fla
aud he sonld cut t1lon, OH lht lle warned them
to 10 ctroful 10 maha no such recommend 1tIan
4 tl.o route wss really ueo!od. llo had found
the Ws.tosn InA&.naxiora MI hctIya mud iutoIll.
gent act or 1ncn. whom ho could ruly upon. Chi
caEo had done mucl 10 Improve the mail service.
hnh was next IN Importance to No York, about
fGo tdas Of malta daY being handled hern They
Ind bscn talking nfE tho tins oE \ fast train bo-
tween Chic Ro and Now foIk. and lie thought
6lese Yould DO taken at in early DIT to laso It,
atia lo would rrgo it's importance.
ITO h4d tnht great many CLtlncct!ent men In
Chicago, Apt1 he had heard II snid That II 1nht,
Who was mt born In New England started
!ifo under very decreasing circnillst*ncos. III
hin tEayols through the country ho found grsat
di'ttcltuAtion OF tho mart oi Successful tncn to
tako part II, tue lovnrno!o,lt ana believed that
T. T. aoout bundled mors Goo!, sound usor;an-
effective aud tho RESULTS great. llo cloaed hy
saying that Tho future OF tho licpubllc tlofentl-
ta'oa> tho virtho Nth which tho ballot was w!o!d
Tho speaker wa. frequently anplautlcd during
hta rafnnfka. which Saro ,htesspo4Bol With Imp
P1 and hunorns AIln6iona.
Drief speeches. coptalning sono valuable slg-
Eehtionn 10 THO rpsta!-Autvice wore mado by
lcn. Hondefeou Gen, Atkins, Cdl.' Catr, 4. II.
M md ce si fho liz ns;s SS; spa.sr s
Proposed toaat to TIM n,enlury Of tl,o Into
George q. Armstrong; tlio of1giiatof' and fdr a
lonE psiiod Superintendent Of The '1sVi:ay
PdssaI-stt scc. Tho c,tatdnaty' rising OF tho
gueass showed thcir respect.
Quo OF tho sehtfcma1 strongly urged the bet
tor equalization of tho salaries Gf post-otfice
etnployts, and tho incroasb uf tho pay Of Tho
railway postal clcrka. o suggestion which mcs
hDpJAflHA which ttArtn5 t.
, 1875-06-19
RAILROAD NEWS.

KNIIFCAu HuMHLEt
spsefqf HHnaFeh IA the cAita7o Tribune
DEs MONIES H., Juuo 18.-Duoll, the dtscom-
ntod r,osldsnt ok tho Quincy 4 81. pont Rt,l.
road Company, having hcqn euchrod 10 tho game
to get tho Albie, knoxville i Dcs Moinos TOAD
oy tho Ch'cago, burlington d Quincy. after
ho hsd rnalo' tho trick aa ho thought,
4.,. u" r. r..
oon1 propose 70 eiso' u up. Ihc
road iaB bscn aotd and tho roatl-bod
aoi}v,ro5 n o-.f1,- a1.-,tt .a ,....,t - H., -
i i u,1o1i i's H.. t.noI !, = e., :: - ~
r y ", DuYI t ng neY!ug tai'oa TO coao oo"n WIN
~ eash opt THO bonds Of tho Company. not
, 1875-06-19

- 3}faarhts Xrd.uneAf
~ Tas all about kIt.on. The usrdsuelta
(Afk.) l"deps,atc71 contained PARAGRAPH de-.
noanelng sou,o ',u.r.r. lQw.boIa brpts "
~ to 'tus. eaEe lilo In its little body0 It senms
that Capt. Il. ": Wishasd. vino Id probably
kicked tho coilcait out Of a cat, reeAiIed tho
Men - . ,efoss personal reduction On his
rho Gon.n lo called on tle edtos r cloyd
g1arh. "We viii settle thls tLlus-no ase p9 tonG al
IN shutly"7soleiauIy observed Capt. Wl.haid,
~ he moved on snsjest!cal!y. MI. CIosd hau.
s Rsned to An9w what "aetsliug tl,lngs" 1aea,lt,
Wo5d4 we're, fev, bnt somo posuenss Altar II Il
Houla haTe been difficult for au o1pcr. to note Il.
the distinguishing features between Cant. witt.
sFd's bodJ aud leld.naluo. 'Thia thing WAS
, 1875-06-19
Tanor of Twelve Yenra' Growth Cured by
1fndsYnysa RcsnlVcut. -
AN IMPORTANT LRTTlEERR.
From prominent gentleman md resident Of Clucun.
publhhoFs tatJnEnout Ind uhltcA STATS. |"p

NEW Ynnx. Oat. II, 1870.
wutkln& % your ncdtElnn Jtalf For savnrsI yoas
T;tassy T. % S.; ThSa a.aas
ilaIna'ton Of THO tanoys and baddts AID gass IL Il
sSer tGit!ax tta!ssly caisd Tad tted taaMbsr oi
1rn aoratalp ana ltmbopaio; Gut lid rot tviict
bad rssd Of sstoasns c,trc& nsE1ua boon
ssiadsn1l: g. a,s E'tni2 ri euIo hsvias
p.ts: Meao.sas Kead, 1suei I'D lsssai: tnf p!ils-
S' 's =: w '::9. &yiss{{K2s. olns,uuau. o.
, 1875-06-19


6pte,ai Dispateh to Ths chtaqo Tribune.
AURORA. H., JUNO t8.-Tho commencement
oxerosos Of jennings Seminary closed yessor.
day, tho graduating clans holding their exercises
in tho opcra-1iouae, whIcl, was denIsoly packed
with an Interested and delighted audience. The
c'a*R was composed Of tho following ladies and
sottlemcn each Of whom acquitted llt1nasolf o.
herself wfttl honor: Ella Smith, Paw Pan; Will
lam g. pudiong. and q. ". Abbott. Aurora ;
Mlnhso Sckurp. Eapory{1la; 4. j. Dyrc, KGpdel :
Alary Z. o!iaio. EarlviF'o; Annlo II. Cook, CHI
caso and ". +. Atchlsou. Oak Park. valot'lcto-
rlan. Tho prlzes carried OF yesterday veto: On
defamation. Et1io bruce, Anrors, SIS; o, i,
Soble, ITophotstown. $40; Mary l.. Bauor,
Aurora. sccitatlou $50 4. i, Dwvor, Koudall,
superiority III moral philosophy for the yoar,
T1scoSs1N STATE UNIVERSITY.
=. soeeiat Dirpaaeh II TAe C4.taaa 7rsoune.
MADISON, WIZ. Jnno 16.-Tha University Re.
geuts completed their busiuess last evening.
George II. Paul was re-clccsod Prosllont, John
y. Dean Secretary, and tho Complttees voro rc-
organized. Arrangements wese lnade for IA .in-
dorsrounI maghetio observatory Ia connection
With the United Station Coast Survey. 'Tihs lion.
!. g. Sloan Hae choaou Professor Of Law. The
denignation Of sono OF the professors Was
changod somovhat. Commencement dny waa
tho subj o.frcshmnn claas discontinued.
PEORIA PUnrIU SCHOOL,,
Hntet9t Dtspatch 70 Th4 Lhtedao lfjbup&.
PEORIA. ILL.,, June 18.-Tha graduating cxer-
ciaos Of tho Peoria County Normal School tnok
place th1a afternoon. The day VIA cool ind
pleasant. and tho crowd 10 Attendance was large
and attentive. There wero eight iu lhe srpduat-
Ing class, and all displayed ability IN faeir 70
spcctiyo etspys aud oratlone. Tho c!ass consist.
cd Of thu following young ladies and gentlamoi;
Carrie Wetuoro, Alice Peters, Aniio Bourne
EIyjra Hfndmhrci. J. 4. Andrawa. Jatuos 3. Es-
toe, George Keller. and JoHop4 Harker. Com
monceelaont at flo llleh School occura noxs weok.
, 1875-06-19
EDUCATIONAL.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
A MISERABLE FAILURE.

MrAkRAsLa fA1LufE.
Srtcfnl bfttateA Ia Tho Chtrd7s Tribfne.
WAsrtSoroS. d. O., Juua lsN:Ihs Howard
University. which wA4 intended 10 b. a great
scat Of learning fof TO cqlercl population. hn9
rruycn failure dui acially aud otliorwite, aud
tho management mas 'yrAsot,lay takcn fsom tho
1tnG Of colofei politt. ans whp hare run It since
IT. origin, and turno over to sho 1tev. George
Nhipple, Secretary Q. tho American Missionary
soccty OF tho CQnar >>tioual Church. WHO will
Immediately tako con- I Of It, and, II posublo,
carry out tho design Of iis projectors. Til,
institution, which was vult witl.tl.o fuuda If thq
Freeslman's l;nsoau " Gen. o. O. Howard. tho
Chflaifen soldier. pol1 lcsatA aud ssatoenan, Haa
4 rIpE lya11rsrtox
Of tho 3cfunct Ffcctlan's nAnk. It VAS intonj-
ra to tnacii tho col',tod ideas how 10 slluet. 10
elevate them, aud. Il rosail1e, to 1cter them
rom carrying tlioir dc,dlr but favoriio TeaFon
OF attack Aud dofcnad i-tile razor; blL there 4ea
100 Innch hsrocritc protensc, roo llGh-toued
Christtan bepevolono ii tlie n,anaRomunt, and
too Little honesty. '.eartod profehso,s wcro
omptoyod wlo. aftor they hsi worked hard
on sishout bo,n9 na'd. Thosa Professors hAyo,
IN most caaee, aued tho institution for tller
sa!a1leH but thov hayo boeu unable to socura
a cont, although tho judgments seclrod l,y then,
s!l!t Ito 81 ngainss tho college, The humber Of
one.s11th OF that humber, and maoy OF theao
only 1ernincd tlrre bccauec
TitElR 7utTtux COST TuKx NOTHING,
Appeals we're mado TO those Of generous dlH-
positions, and rero. oftuu resconlod TO with
hbcra! spirit. Frod Douglass Al lses took laud
IL It, and for whtla tnattalh began
to look up. but It vhs only TOM
porary. revival. :John II. 1sn9aton, tho
coloFed politician, who ia also a member
of what IS nslncnllod the Board OF Health Of tho
Dlstssct. ne1t took tho helm a, acting ,pres.-
dent Howard having eeoh ordefed west, not,
had beon made into It's hnaucin Affairs. lie.
like l'ss predecessor mada failure Of It, and ID
also sald by the colqrod pcopie horo 10 bo
nEaroNeIntE ron THE PREVIOUS FAILURES
OF tho tnstitution. Whether tho nav maungo-
mont Will succeed OF not remains to bo seen,
The colorod ring. hoaded By Langs.ou, which
nas now been 70 nnceromouiouny depoRed, will
fight y With All Of thalr pbWar, and will ul.mao-
y probably eifoctua!lI kill it. and thero will bo
hut few moutncra
, 1875-06-19
The GREAT BLOOD PUREPIER

Every dfur Of tho Sassspkraa Rgao!vont ootntnunt-
.nd a!ces u she sisor ill., sa. Il re;al.s
hisfssts Il f t...P s.Pa a saaaaa5
tthsr paris ot tho s,sen eyes stsunoTous dIs.
enatses iron tho ss1s. and sho wont forms Of lila is
tssI, tSS esy.css 4 .sRs sbo sssE .po
paatul dlschaTgss hight s.ca OF .Ix,s1n sad IL
n9stes Of tho g ptlcfro. asd w1in tho cnr1so rsnet
~ ,rore e eny pa,soa uans oisior dsoaao il
ihu patont. daily becoming rodaced by thu wastes
Aud decomposition that Is continually sup
g;h nsw 1n.,ssa male m hesh! bo tas
for wen thts romcdJ oos1coa Ii work .ni plr.
Gallon and aucc"od. IN dlm!nhne tho loss Of wastes
fee! hin.o gsowtng butter aud atrongof thu food d.
Essax better, appetite improving. and 1e.h md woxht
Nat anG dces ths R.nsparill.u nesoiyent a4col all
and b!n d.eaoes but tho only
, 1875-06-19
THE WHISKY FRAUDS.

81. LoUIs, No., June la.-nudolphe ". Ulrto
aud Frederick g. Fodesere. against whom an To-
dictment has been found for Illicit distfll,p9.
Waso lefore the United States District Coust To-
day. aud the bonds IN Uleio's c&se Hets hxed II
$4,000, and in Fedesetpa at 4lb0Q,
, 1875-06-19

SfPtgsial gtiasl Rltrqtfa z TAt fA!e4qo Tf1svN,
AunoRAt, ~, Jn6s 19.-Frank 'Unfslea's
e'anghtsf:houao was burned laas' night, together
With the toole, wtp4:n,ll. spd drol4p g.hon!,9;e.
Ioas $l 900 ipsured 'for $1,000 tp the Mayd-
wo1l N. ~ Company. lncdudiafy, = ''':7
, 1875-06-19

sneefa! of'nateh Ia Tht ch.eanr Tt1buns,
hrn1SoYsELp, III. June l5.-Col. j. Marian,
United States Collector Of this district. l,ss bsen
elecled IrcAident OF tho National Bank. win
ttoo 900 cApisal, Just organized II pesn. "'>A
, 1875-06-19

SFFelaa D7sRatfb 2 1hs C3.caqc 1neVre.
souoolcnArF. Mich, juno la.-Iruman Hunts
grist-mil botser known ~ thq Edmop.a min,
was destroyed by fro at midnight on ths 17tb.
Tpqfe was = ynry heavy ipausapce 90 IT. There
wasa lawsuit pending betHeep Hunt and tio
for former owner. owners and e u tulaored that tho de
, 1875-06-19
JOURNALISTIC

1T. LOUIS, juno lS-.E1nle Thomas. 6herir
Of ILLS county. took possession OF tho TIM,
office to-day, uadez WIT Of a:sachmen. In favor
Of Graham 4 Co.. papes-dsaless. The issue Of
the paper viii not ho lhtos,ered yi.h' lonayer
y. q. Stone pIsaiteut Of tLp Security D,nt
, 1875-06-19

1pEFs1F URpEftH 70 7Ne CHttdd1 1T7tftAs,
KAssAa CRY, No., June 18.-An attqnpt Was
made carly thss morning to rob a fast young man
ana f'a'l fomafo who wore driving in tho suburbs
Of tao city. Tho woman WAS takon from tho
buggy anll boaton badly, but no valuables takon
from her, ehe conceailng = gold watch aud chain
which nhe had on. Joo Hammond aud Conrleu
aud Ull ohanhsu, tho latter seccptly cut Of tho
l'anitnn.!ary, wsSo rccoRnizctt ~ iLu robI,ers,
and Ill a51eated to-day. 1'Aoy alo now in inu,
, 1875-06-19

Ctsc1SaATi o. Juno 19.-Tho Commemorate
Rlyetton {Ky.) apoctal says: ..Georga Ward and
J. ". Martin, bricamakors, have beon arrested
on charge OF paeslns large quantities Of coun-
serfeit money In that netghbo1Aooa. Tho bills
are tons on tho National Bank OF lichruot,o.
Ind, aud fiyes ou tho Paxton National Hank Of
illinois. aud ase raid 70 to ezcellsnly engraved.
that tho eoutce OF theHo Fraudulent lssuea viii
ts discovered. "'''
, 1875-06-19

THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.
CoLuNsrs. O.. June 1s.@The State Democratic
Executive Committee met thl4 morning aud o1-
g,p4zed By slectsng the following Officers. join
q. 4hoppsop, Chairman Amoa Lsyp.n, secrc-
tary Jacob RenhRrt. Treasurer ; Robert ",
Lehnox. CloFk.-a1lre-elected. = .
, 1875-06-19

Go9ERhMENT oRAlN.THlEVEs CONVICTED,
F"htio. D. T., Juno 1B.-1n the United 6tatos
Court sls OF the peraons cnsasctl In stealing
uoyernment grain At Fort Liacola haye thus
~ a. been con7ictod. and await their scutonccs.
tlonRl eyidpuee, 's1 "oo''
, 1875-06-19

A slight are In : frame house n No. 1oi Etst
Klpzle street, about o'clock ys4.ef4.y &ftos-
uoon. dId go worth ag damage. Robert uep-
1tick oceupie, tho premI.es. Tho boiling oysr
q ho.tle os fsr caused tla arp. BOX 7l3 gt3o
, 1875-06-19
KILLED pY HIS s1Ep.snA.

8rtcsat uspuleh 10 TIE Chleado Tribune.
LASBtso. Msch., June 1s.-Geoyge Aul!dop WAS
ahot By lfs atap.aon, ncar Six Lakos, Ia tho
Town Of Dslyldere, Monscalm County, a fow
days $50. lie lived about si1 hours, aud walke,l
Y nl,tes before h,n death. lilo DECLARED lie
tlot was intentional, but the SOU c!alIas it wRa
, 1875-06-19

TIE TERM9 OF PEHCE.
Il ls state4 nPoa :! excellent snthaHty that the
!na nf ptSyasa Ssa;ls th:. o oss' e'hes company
et eetf;9 ?Assa h. s,vsa; ~ asHst! eb!sasd
Tho penns, ,ivaha Directors stt qssontecd, te ind ind
furthermore agrood to MAKO tho tlino thirty
days TOR III blslness. Tho Baltimore i Ohio
people accepted tho rropoaition, sud everything
agents Of both tic pennsyi9ilf and ballimrtcsffes
d ohiq Companies ARA arranging now sclcdultB
Of passenger fsren mud lrotgtit y4tea. ~
, 1875-06-19

DAaa's, Opt, ?aos is.-:-A ass tq-dsy destroyed
ha's Of the wooded block betvosa@ @cqRpettoa.
Dunlap. aud owon streets, flne thrco-story briek
BUILDINGS, aud damaged tmelyd 6t4or houses.
Loss. $lo0, ,o0o; Insuranca. &bO, 600. - ':''''
, 1875-06-19

shses0l UFaaaHS % 3hs EAtea90 Tribune.
Kttas4,zop, IIfhr 1pNs la.-4 lapa-eIuk oo-
CURED on up Katnazpo i South l..vqn Rail-
Hfaad junction. Il g soyeia( rods wido, nd i'd
tEaips bare hecR unsbla to paaa to-day. Two
Espss et aea sso = vozk' epd pope to have it
, 1875-06-19

sgsetaE Dhpaseh to Tle Chleaoo 1%fa,.n.
MoRgSA, Ill, tn1o 18.-Dsputy Bhertu snv,
dor rearrested Or. G. J, Shaw aud ,,h,,l.,
Wsrtlm!ller, OF this place, to-day. for .ssnn,,
npon fsank Famsworth, neas GougQus Cross.
, 1875-06-19

Transfers Of !esl cetsta u t!,s Auditors ot1lco
dtJs ssgrsgsts liz value of &1.tQ0 o6J.,
, 1875-06-19
NATIONAL COMMERCE,
Closing Proceedings Of tho Ma
tioIn1 Board or Trade.
a Failure to Indor,o tho Postal Tele.
graph Project.
Proposed Reforms In tho Matter Of BILL
Of I.adlng.
Resolution Adopted Fayor1ng a Renewal O
Reciprocal Trade with Canada.
A Diversity Of Opinion on tue Subject Of
Transportation.

A Diversity Of Opinion on the Subject ol
Transportation.
FnILADELrn1A, 1a.. Juno 1S-Tho National
! Doa,d Of Trade convened at o'cloek this mptu-
ing.
Tho Committee Gu Postal Regulations subu,lt-
Tod resolutions fayoriug tic establishment hv Lie
Government Of . postal telegraph, tho lines Of
tho presont telegraph companies to bo paid for
! by Tho Government at . just valuation. 11Iese
+, resolutions wcso discussed b. Messrs Eggo.son.
Of Cinc:nuati' dros7ouor, Of St, Louis; iIoald,
| Of Wilmington; Potter, Of Iowa, aud others. \
taotton to indclntto!y postpone Ma carried.
uttis or LADlHa.
Mr. DayArd, from the Comu,it:po On Bills Of
| Lad!ng, lerorIed ~ follows:
Et.o'rtd. That Ito Executive Council Of tho Natson-
al loAr'f of Trado DO re1uesed TO recommend 10 IL
varios eou.tlluen bodies concerted action in opposi
tloh to any BILL ef lading or Railroad receipts whatey.
r CONT fninR Or assuming 10 tnpono conditions other
than those Recognized - i1 force Under the
suin9 such bills ii lading sha, engage not 10 deliver
the merchandise designated except "a tho SURRENDER
under proper roskretton, In Of this loss or do
slructto1 Of tho original.
docarstio at III nlana earlier. m a to ftssa e. renr
deliver lilo 1u1ntlty by weight VI tho bulk Of grain
At.aIt.a, further That the Executive Council, bs re-
qnestel to consider. snd report TO The National toarl
oi TEae - its ns1s meeting what any legiaa.ion.
cured, TO accomplish the purpose of defining tho
ti4hh sni dulles u VII ear!ir. aud Of seatrlcns tho
teclna and conditions Of alt bills Ut taEug nnI rI.
road receipts, IN aecordauco With The principles Of
common law.
The resolutions wero agreed to, and copy WAS
ordored to bo sent To tho Associated Chambers
Of Commerce OF Great D.itan.
RECIPROCITY.
, 1875-06-19

1r,atse # fhe nnogt bonds ltsnel BY 90
Times Company, auVI n!Hea that Tho eatah!tah-
ne1t i for 9sle for ndi-bkyment Of conpnls.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-12-23
Partition Notice.
Daniel Locke

Daniel Locke Preble Com
vs.. mon Pleas,
Cathal inc Locke, ct al. In Partition
KATHARINE LOCKE, Rebeeca Ann
~ Unger and Dedrick Unger, her hus-
band, Emma Locke, and Jacob A.
Locke, who res de in the county of Ere
BILE and State of Ohio, widow and child
rem and heirs at law of Jacob A. Locke,
late OF said county of Preble, deceased,
will take notice that a petition was filed
against them on the 2lst day of Decem-
Der, A. D., 1875, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county
of Preble, by Dalie l. cke, and is now
pending, wherein said Daniel Locke de-
mands partition of and assignment OF
dover in the following real estate, to-
wit: All of the east quarter of Section
twenty-one, (2l) Tow nsliip seven, ()
OF Range three, (3) east, containing 16L
acres, more or less.
Also, all of the southeast quarter OF
Section twenty-one, (2l) Township sew
en-; ~ ofRange three, (3J east, contain
ing $50 acres, more or less, eXeet ting
% acres off of the south end of said
last described quarter, and excepting
also foIty-eight and one-third acres, and
one-third of an acre h, retofore, sold and
conveyed to William Utz and the Eu.
phemia and Sonora Turnpike Company
and that at the neXt term of said Court
the said Daniel Locke will apply for an
order that partition may be made OF
said premises.
HUBBARD &.FREEMAN, Att'ys
Attest-W. n. QCINN, CLERK.
Dec. %, !S75-we prf $500
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-12-23
Spread Quti"

Old Kris kiugle has teen dodging
around in this region for severaldays
past, hunting up a location to hold his
levees during the holidays, and after
considerable elaboration concluded to
establish headquarters at the Grocery
establishment Of Messrs. RHEA s. KELLY,
and they have s'spread ont" their stock
of candy toys and candies Of every de-
scription and kind, sweetmeats, such as
dates, figs, pruens the largest and fat
est we ever seenin this market, orang-
es, lemons, nuts, i%ellies, &C., &C., oys-
tiers of all brands, very cheap. Beside
their stock of Holiday goods, they have
a large and exec llent assortment of
choice apples by the barrel or the bu sh-
Ell, and Teas, Coffees and Sugars and all
other articles generally kept in a first
class wholesale and retail house. The
fact of the business is, their stock can't
be surpassed no where outside of Gin
%cinnati, andfif you don't believe il, just
dro in their room and take a birds eye
view of their "spread out"