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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

II The Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Juno 29.-1n your editorial, entitled
"Doc'lno of m Empire" III to-day's tasue, nlow
me to say Tho writer displays Affected or real ig.
norapce OF the character OF tho sensational hrti-
ules peculiar to many English newspaper writer's,
often deprcctatiug their country aud their coun-
try's institutions for their country's good, for
the 1nsentious of thcHe writer's arc entirely hon.
ont, and meRut and understood as beacon lights
warning their beloved country OF possible roo4s
upon which tho good ship might bo split. and
actiug as watch.towors guarding Tho country
from falling Into any lethargc inhc-
ton, tue possible effects Of luxurious in1ulg-
ouco and seli-Hat!sfaction. But you will
obsorvo there vas no reflection on the patriot
lam Of tho poodle IN tho articlcs quoted from
by him. or tahen into question. but lomainod
Tor quito anothor s:ylc of writer, lailiug from
another country Tor an altcn) who alao mistaken
the meaning Of tue word - etfcotiSes." ~ under.
stood BIZ the English writer wheu speaking Of
the 10000 offecttvos mentioned by tho Duke Of
Cambridge. 1heso troops ~ mentioned would
Just amount to forty regiments tNithutit thsir
depot battailons) that could bo spared to ombark
for forcign and perhaps hostile country, within
twenty. four honrs' uotice, not including army
service corps, militia. marines, or her enormous
navy together Will, the 1000.00U or 9 900, 600 OF
volunteers who would GLADLY enlist to maintain the
dignity aud power OF Great DssAia II necessary.
Hn;o Waterloo cloacd tho great European RtruB-
glo, no great strain OH the patriotism Of tho peo-
Pic has been brought to bear. The Crtmeai
War was maintatuod successfully without con-
scrip,!on, the army being sufficiently reinforced
by tho pcopis by voluntary enlistment. md al 10
protect tho Turks mid s,op tho spread of 1tua-
siao power III Europe (of COURSE ~ eonnoctio,,
uearer homo. mud affecting 0rcat Dritain's honor
no much ,nore closely mot to mention intotosss) s
ropa al.d tho PERSEVERANCE, Of faith with belgium
would be. would cali forth m army Of 90 pasrl.
| otiu Britishota as ever charged st Dlonhstm OF
woro numbered with the immortal "aik hon'
drod"; aud these not only from the BRITISH
| Is!ee, but thousands would crowd bnck home
from India, Aua.rblia, America, the world ovor,
ptoud to dio III duienso Of their conntry's hono'
aud maintenance Of her undying prcaliyc.
No, haroea require occasIurs to mako them
and tho time may not 10 far distant whon 0rsal
| I3sitaua horoes will haye to stop to the fron
uud chow the world that their riEhts {as yet m
| aaBatled) are not to 10 intringod uron With I'm
puulty. Eng'ands peace policy will be mann
mined iuHt So long ~ II can DO maIutatned Will
N0' Ara1p-BA1os.
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CHICAGO COURTS.
TILE iiAfiF EAAE

A,not,,r .,,, made vouta,dav n,nr,,iro hcfo,a
Juara % I'odeost M i by CORPORATION. Counsel Diekoy
to have romauded to tho Superior Court the caso
Of tbe Citv N. 0aqo. which was transferred TO
~ 1to,,oJ et.,oa f,t,cu,t f,onrt recont1v ur5cr
~ =. c.s." ...,.,x. ~ t',.;..t,a
the !ate sck OF CongsosB ehaFelns the los,salc,
tfon OF Fedoral Courts. Tho counRel first slated
foreclose a truet-deed given byNr, Oaro to soeuro
,..tr.;.,,t or,.,... 1tr 4ror ,,n,o h uhan
h!s iauooteu'io00' - n''. s'.' lazy - I "u.a
tho case whh nearly sehdS for trial, WAS made
party TO tho suit, aud then filed apetttton and Lad
tbs cx,a tr.nsferred to tho Federal Court, The
cr.st,on -ns ann n, iur,dIction ami h, fn,t Il 10
~. w. H.. ,,.tt .u.a,',.,, ha ,.,t
20 us ousy 10 1a'se suo po'nt, stuousu no io's
willing to try the case IN The Federal Court II tho
Court folt IL had turieliction. tho burden OF
proof was on tho party who removed the case.
~. ,,.,,,,,n.n, I, 81, o,oa..b,,l
Aoe oon1p!H'sut ~ 'he ''''e'
Mf. Ful'or' WHO taprcAontea Alfs aver then
opened tho argument III favor or tho removal
His client. ho said, had obtaEnod a jutuuept
.sa,nst Mr. oago In tho fc,,or,l co,,rt. and l,o
sSs.Das ~. .;.s 0ses .-. III. 80. H.,
prefer1ou 70 coa'1ne ~ prosecute n's e's'm ~
ho aatno Court. Ao haa arat tllod m original
bill, and obtalued all Injunction to preYouk Dir,
ravIor tha Trustee. from se1linv. but afteryard.
nung tn tl,c nnufuu 0f Judsa Dtumu,untl In
diminishing The Injunction, ho had dismissed tho
stass conrs unIer Which The sutt was
traneter1ed. Ho thought tho at OF
. Honursss was .npiy eufIlciont to em.
Ezra thn comuIsi,,ant in tho oss.bIll
~ It s.s = case wItore ali tl,o questions botweeu
!% md see 0.a' a9ad 5 Ds pdt ety.
"a ennsidaroa that t,,e question went to liz
root al lho mattcr hs should like short lime to
nyer @ ti.e aub,oot ma.tor, ~~
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TIE COUNTY TkEAsCnEH.

10 The EaitaF n Iht ChIrago tribune:
Etilcsap, juno 29.--You mentone;t In vonr
iasue yesterday Capt. Goorgo Schneider AZ a
possible candidate for County Treasurer. IsuI-
poso tia. 10 would DO Illuminated BY tho Ropnt-
lcnnB. Tho matter WAS discussed au,ouy the
dermana on tho Hortl' Side Yesterday, with
universal approval. everybody being convinced
that he would be elected in spi!o OF 1icaIng.
Aiilor, and tho Cosnnps. 1fe would lie Just tlla
man 10 draw tho innltltn1e Of Germans WHO do
not belong to any ring to tho polls. -...
GERMAN.
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10 The Editor Of 3ns Chicago lrfbHH:
CHICAGO, June 20-I narc read your article On
the above subject, and ApproEa fully of your
general ysews. At the sAno time th'nk you
fail to point out how much better position
Chicago occupies in tl,is respect than leading
cities OF England, as vol Al nearly all the prin.
clpal cities OF our own country. Tho la.tor fact
you refer to- and givo tho reason for It; tho
former You seem to hayo overlooked.
Liverpool for example, with population Of
403, ,A05 Ia given an ,ndobtodnoRs OF ovor
$l0, 900 900, aud Manchester. numbering 379.37A
pcoplo owes over $40 1000, 900. The popn!asion
In each OF tlese caAes IL thnt Of 1871. while wo
aro nut informed whether their tndebtodno"s
glvoE Ia that Of 1871 OF Of tho present tins. But
H. our owu Indebtedness, that VI To-day " gfven'
while It 10 coupled With Our coosus Of 1870.
Now. Liverpool aud Manchester kfe both OF
thom old aud comparatively slow-KrowinR clt!ea.
4nd their increase since 1871 would not give
ass9 s ~ o1 =. sS p5Gssi snd
! 900 for Manchester. Our population, Oh tho
contrary, las bocn RrowinK. faster than ever.
aud our building etatstlcB directories, etc., give
pretty css!sin Indications that Me now NUMBER 10
fni,y 10y. .00y; 10 10 quite safe. however. lst ~
cali It 450 000, and We compare w,sh tho ctiea IN
question - foiloEsl
Liverpool. sas.oo s!nhs9tk0 t.o0
'!sS%S sJvS '1@ ttSS
| Qh1GUKu... - s1autp1V
4 showing altogether tn favor OF our own city
aud when Ha further take into account the fact
that the Liverpool docks wuss wofld-1onoHned
aud that CITY Itself = worry populous ons boforo
Chicago numbered 1900 paopls. and that wo
ha1e Cad to get aud pay for I'll, our churches.
ucnoola, aud our other splendid public and pFl-
ysto buildings, aud at out public works Of o.e.y
| kind iu tho past twents or thItty years. wtldo
Liverpool. especially. las had several times a.
much time 10 secure them IN. tho comparison u
Que that would eIcua0 little even OF The boast
fufness that ID said to be'ouX 10 oar civic chaF'
| actat.
AZ the same time, fully agree With you thai
the dobts aud plospects Of many Of our Btssei
c,ties Aso slbteotg Tor the GrAvest concern. and
now Are. by proper eusctmsnts, the letter 1t vii
DO ior those Who may liye III shom In The future
| TUE TCUAxH.
To tAs Editor qf Tia Chicago If1eun&s
, 1875-06-30
TEXAS BORDER RAIDS.

GALVESTON, juno ga drove nf stolen cattle
ctossod tho Arroyo Colo.ado, near Morgan Bar
c1ays ferry. on Saturday night. Hangers and
regulars aro III pursuit.
Il III reported that 200 wall-nrmed McrlcnnB
croBscd at Culras' rancho three days kgo.
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TIE YOUTH.

10 tAs Edltor " ThA Chicago Ir1bln1s
CnpAoo, June 2s.-Youf correspondent
uHxgss,a In Tax T2uuxs Of Saturday, hsa
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wANTED..MALE HELP,

Bookkeeuers. Clorlts. 90.
WANTED An KxrERfEHrRp nRoEERY
W clerk uoao olsfl ney1 AppIy, Ct NtdIsnn.sf.
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,nIVORCES,

nWVRoxs-LGo Lily YoBr4INHD-hoT FhAvp.
seast. 81 ohis.4p. 1dd.sAs Psss. s.b0ss Ha1 WI.
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1T 3 EMPLOYMENT AQEHuY-FEk, 81, FOR
touussT within as5e - tsaaded. dest MN 4
I'll pssss silatsly. casEs supoJass x4ss!ns
Eolp, AdIroas n. HOOK. Cedas Nspi1s. IL.
,aiNNTEp- i WANT no ltuY ron CASH GOOD
w E.t aud haturss worth feuu &10 u tt1 ~ ptAe!
med spplJ Addtosa tho description u ths hAf " y w.
Tribune otaea
W 1Ded o1des aud low Ad1ts.s ~ l.i1aes eMss;
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PERSONAL. .----..
-->.
1NFORsIATION WASTEn-Wl1L AMBROSE \;
Tls.A AnA James FstgaAsn 81 atv1aHo y; T.. o'd Sa
un JAAES HuuD, ~ b. ot4tu-st 0r III 4401t]9se9oe
IT. Letter fu PusLuEncs luf fufncf. -
acknowledgements f.: OF Gou!t5E WOULD
ks yuu. Yuu can write ~ tstoss III stfiet eaa
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0OOn COOL HKD-OaE OF DUR WDvES
WniFTEEsEY ! FErEas Il! Ei't A.di'aas.. -.
t1,o pR oIosaD OUT At 1AUR, CllEAP,. At .ss
L Moth CAlk,s. !atxs l9t q second 'hand anlto!s
teasn uI.nAht ~oodsa~srs sss,h4tvIes 4o.!E ~ ~
milo pAtttea4ss Nat1rtbe po!HFusu hIs-
- et4a unxsat ssa, stas - ssi1AskAtv N1 pfass-
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BQQkhS.

~ REAT BARGAINS IN SKCDHll.itAkD h0Oks-
u Hooks At II 20 y usla! Tetsi Rsess- tall ~ 04-
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r.En WILL, RuY 4 GnOu SECOND. HAND p!Ako.
SSCU In p4ttuct order. With sta1 And coSse. hAkA'
TINS fsAidenc0 Hil MAtsab'AF.
c0Efl Will. nUY 4 nllAND,aEW AND MAn'
SLDU 1iGcSnt f.s1xuid panut1sto " ostASea over.
sttuur bs.s agfss aIsonu,unt tu tfu4 lrame Ftoach
s1aaI mp1ose sose sstf s!sstn
sSs lid Ets. stylo L9al. XIV. man9LaotaIers ptts9
{ost 1.srs 1t u satifoS asx. bsus 81 Ihs ssoex
Eou9al ii aA.xaosts ssla III Ne. YORK. AAhFIaa Eda''
, 1875-06-30

csTTTOHiNO EfsuA NATURE TAUutT IN THR REs
s..Sas; s'assasd 1adsss i. fa.sass
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aab.s st ssst j. s IT,. ~ ia saia,. - 1n !:
ho.,s To1ssbis ssxis9 and 6o(isf. GaJ fxA slasea
aaaaihi All dAHAG9A ~ kaAae<A
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Emplovmnnt Agencies.
WANTED D-.llNAAN, ANH SCANDINAVIAN
s.ls " Erys's fsnils. H.. 1sts' tn!.is, ely
1NANTkD-9 OoUKs, .. piNlNa,ltooM uIIlB,
for Landry, u ur vunes4l huuaswuk 4. r. OiiRlS-
TtAN. III south WAter.st.. ll14nn up.AtAlIs.
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Pretty Good ON james"

An Indianapolis correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, tells the ioiiow ine
good joke on Hon. James +. Ryan:
During the last session of tie Legis-
lature n number of gentlemen were ia i
1 oorl at the Bates House. aud among
them Mr. Ryan and the Hon. Pat. onan-
non, another lrl,hman. with as warm a
teart as ever the sun shone on. Mr..
Ryan was talking sway like Red Cloud
trotting. when suddenly. Shsnnon
turned TO him and said:
Jim. whats the matter with youi
tongue:'
Matter with my tongue?" qasricd
Ryan. Why, nothing"
"Ch, yes. there must be; put it GU
aud let me see il Z"
Without thinking, Ryan thrust out )
couple OF feet of his tongue, whes
Shannon cody said: THAT will DO
now keep il oul."
The laughter that went up almos
drowned the popping Of champagne
corks, which few IT Mr. Ryan's expense
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AF'. ~ Is fflNtfN ri@Ntts
On Monds, eight lasi. abou, hslf pest
eleven o'clock. fire broke DOT IA tlr
Office az Mills Livery Stable. neal The
q. AZ NJ. depot, and in very short tima
the entire building was IN flames. The
fire is said 10 have been caused by the
oyeriurning of the stove in the office
where rcposed the colored hosgler in nm
intoxicated condition. The alarm was
promptly soRnded and in "A veIy short
time the hook and ladder company and
il large number 81 people were on the
ground. There WAS . considerable
smosn. OF corn aud bay in the stable,
al OF which MAS destroyed. Tho hor-
ses, harness and busgies were saved. Ii
il always difficult To get horses cut OF q
burning stable, but In this case IL was
well managed. and without much trou-
els. The frightened animals, on getting
outside, made better time than they ever
made before in getting away from that
stable. The burning building illani-
mated the whole city and sparks and
pieces OF burning shingles aud wisps OF
hay were carried by the wind u the
roofs OF houses many blocks away. A
slight shower Of rain falling at the time
proo.bly prevented other fires. Mr..
Mills, the proprietor. was not nj home
al the time. Tho building, including
the bnggy-houss adjoining, was insured
tor e2.eO. The loss is about $1,000
above the insurance. = Washington Dem
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rf-A wealthy Pittsburgh merchant !.
reported a. having said: III alwsys feel
happy when ] am advertising, for then
know that, sleeping or waking, have
strong though silent orator working
Tor me -one who never tires. never
sleeps, never makes mistakes. aud who
= certain TO enter the household from
Which, IL at all, my trade must como. =
Exchange.
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S2J,OOO for q Three-Year.Old
FLY.

LEXINGTON. KY, Dec. 2l.--Lady Stout,
the celebrated tbrce- year filly, the
property OF Mr.. X. Permission, OF this
place, was sold to-day 10 Robert Bonner,
of New York. for $4,000. Mr.. Pen-
niston is the owner OF Fellowcrsft. 'or
which he paid $500. FelloWcraft viii
be brought here and placed in the Stud
Lady Stout will be shipped tomorrow
via Cincinnati for New York.
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Dissolution Notice.

~ Office is hereby given thit toe
~ partnership horeio toie eN isliaZ bN-
twsen Charles -gg ANA Louis iroNi--g.
i'm the hard ware 0ls.aess. has this daN
been dissolved. by mutual consent,
! ouis Troxicr retiring from the firm
~iarlcs Egg assumes all liabilities and
collects al. accounts belonging TO said
firm. CRANES Zoo.
I.ouis TEO1LFs.
Jasper. nec. l.th. ls7i - 5.
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A Bold Attempt at Robbery by ;
Couple of Gibson County High
w:sympn

A Bold Attempt at Robbery by a
Couple of Gibson County High
waymen.
Iron tn. Evsn.v,ll. csurisr, a5ih
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. J. A. Robin
sou, ofuib<on countv,well know n in this
city arrived from Fort B.-nch, and re-
lated the particulars OF daring attempt
which was made 10 rob him. Day be-
fore Yesterday, he wac iutrr sied by Mr..
VIM. NJ. Akin. the pork packer. with
S5.2si with which 10 buy hogs IN Glib
son county. He left for Fort Branch.
carrying in an inner breast pocket q
large pocket book containing the inn
mense amount Of money. and over this
wore an ovor-cost containing mem
orendum book. Evening before last.
lust after dark. he mounted horse Al
For Branch 10 20 10 a place back OF
that town. some miles distant. When
about four mile, from Fort Branch he
was commanded 10 halt nv two men IN
Tie road. one OF whom seized The bride
OF the animal 10 stop il. This only had
tie effect Of frightening the horse. for
lii jumped back out OF the high wayman :
grasp. One OF The bold thieves then
fred at Mr.. Robinson the ball striking
tim in the right breast, penetrating
through bis clothing. and passing
through the memorandum book and
half through the pocket book containing
the money. The report Of the weapon
frightened the horse. which then ran off
through the woods at a rapid rate, thus
fortunately Guiding the thieves.
As Mr.. Robinson was retreating on
the back of his frightened sterd. an ad-
ditional shot was fired at him. the ball
passing through his coat skirts.
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ooop ADVICE. When you use pos
W sara, always write the address the
rFsl TONG Tons of postal cards with.
CIV any n1dress are de.troyed in the
Vena Lester once, because people
thrir messages Acct, and then for
~ q address tce c~r6.
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For the Jasper cssrisr
A Grand Time.
ELDoRADo HALL. Dec. 2sth, "a.

ELDoRADo HALL. Dec. 2sth, "a.
On Saturday evening. Dec. 26th. 1874.
the inhabitants OF Eldorado turned out
en- nasse to hear declarations delivered
from the pupils Of WIN. } Kemp: the
exhibition being held at the school house
occupied by him. The services of the
evening were opened BY three cheering
songs from the choir, then the deliver
ing % declarations began, when caused
a spirit of interest 10 glow in every
bosom. The pupils o. his school were
almost appalled, by the cheering shouts
and loud huzzas from the congregation
ofspectators. they thinking that Socrates,
Plato and DemostIenes were in the
house, sbowering down eloquence in
streams. The sndience was farther en-
tertsiHed ~ concert, read from Kemp
and pupils. The concert was conducted
in such manner dat II secured the un-
divided attention OF 81 present. The
choir then sang beautifully. after which
the audience retired from the house
filled with delight and feeling confident
that they had all been benefited by the
hours entertainment. CICERO.
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Barber Shop.
Charles 3cl5ga,

Rss, Side Public Square. JASPER, ISc..
Has opened barber shop for the Shay
Ing Of your faces. in Mr.. Ernv's build.
ing, next door 10 Troxier's saddier shop.
aud will do Shaving an Hair Dressing
in the latest style, aud " N dispatch.
lie will also furnish to balls Oh parties
the music OF an excellent string bind,
upon application.
January Isl, ls75.-y
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that on in,
y llih day OF JaGn Try, ISIS. pnrsu-
ant 10 NV request. The surveyor Of Du-
bois county will proceed 10 run the lines
aud establish the corners OF sections %
80 and SO. town l. South, range 8. West
intermediate lines run aud established
at the same time. All prrsons inter
cs,ed are notified to be present.
q. h. iionfs-
Dee. 25ih. 1874. - 3w
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Arn,rr H. Srrw.sr


W Z. -. tt.hf - :. a.
p-reniiir~ 4ii. 49, ~
- DMF SIs'E.f1 =. gtIEt';s e..4E.
y OFFICE i. here.y ..ven. tue; the ~
, Der isnrc riinit!stv.tyr ~ li4a estate
LOT james q. stewart. DECREASED. Niii c1cl
for sale a; pubic suftiDl. =. i,n .ate rcsi
aence OF ITO Geccdept. nrar Ireland
In Madison tow aship, Bubois county
In'i "a, 81 tss pessonA. property, not
tax % Nv the widow, on
MONDAY, pECEMBEE 2sta, ls7i
com, -tiH. a. Horses, Cal,ie Hog.
Sheen. Cora HES, Wheat. O.ts. fnsliry.
ous Mover. 3ns cuggy. ono rosG wagon
Ir,siing implements. Household AND
Kitchen Furniture, SC.
TENN :. sums of three dollars and
unier cash oD sss.., over three dollars .
credit D. ,ine MONTH wiz he owen
narc lasers yiy'n1 netre az ,sfnft.., win
good seru 'i;va a'l waiyi. vslg4.'an .uG
appraisme lays.
T ~. SrN ~Aer. Aa0l
W. s. 4 aArLoH. ASS
l1r .rt, t4af- f'i = e3
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ZANE hay mare colt. about ak months
~ old, Oh SATURDAY. December l2fa.
1874. from The uudersi .ned Any per
son takiug zap tho sa'ae sni nntifs i1s
me or the fact. syii. he hsrsli. reward.
ed. NORMAN FISHER.
Ilun;ingbursa Ind.
January 1T. ls.5.--2w
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Ei.<. . FsM E18 "a LIZ !
NEAR IRELAND, IND.

A fine farm 81 eighiy-reven acres, sil
a under hish state OF cultivation,
sdioh.iag the town Of Ireland. Dubois
ruguty. Indians i offered .or sale cheap
aud cn easy terms. 1t Is the best kind
OF land. with = small house, and good
barn and sable. j. well watered toe
wear around. aid WI 10 near To STA
ton on the Cinc'r-e' md MI Vereon
Railway. This Is 4 iarc chance for sny
person wanting mall fsrEp. For iur-
Their particulars inquire o. Nm. honree,
on the premises, Or OF & Dosne at The
Courier ofRcr. A. Jasper
Nay lsl, ] 374 III.
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ADMINISTRATORS &0-i. q
>'~fficL iaherchy given ihai ;'is uR-
dtsi:lel, has Dreu avpoinsaa ADJ
81. q -l"aiof. Vi Tie estate icf J..,asS ~.
~ 5, az FL. -. lNlhai- rGrnir. i-,ilni..
dec i7,i. sad estate j. suFi~ .c @ ue
solvrn,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-13

COLD WEATHER AND KILLING FROSTS
Low tempe nature and heavy frosts were re-
ported yesterday throughout the west, north
west, and in the south as far as Alabama
The thermometer was below freezing point
in Canada, and snow fell. Monday night the
mercury fell to AZ degrees at Baltimore, 80 at
Washington and Boston, and 81 at Chicago.
ton, and last night the atmosphere was de-
cidedly frosty: The cold snap extended over
portion OF the sOrth, where damage to the
cotton crop is apprehended. At midnight
the temperature had fallen TO 10 at BaIt;-
more. at Washington city to 81, Norfolk ~,
and Pittsburg 81. The cold wave was moving
Ing at Rochester and Buffalo, New York.
and frost was predicted by the signal service
bureau In the lower lake region, the Ohio
valley, Tennessee, Gulf and South Atlantic
states. and heavy frost in the eastern aad
middle states
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HansI.5 sn fEos. and heir
Through Warren Uhoaie
A new American novel by an anonymous
author The scene of The story is laid call
along Shore" from Jerome Park to Louisi-
AM plan tatiou.
MABEL w,LTON's FXPERINEET. By 10
anna III Matthews. Rev YORK: Robert Carter L
Bros Through VIM. Bs'la; tyne !
A new Sfory for children, by the author of
The Bessie Books
DEAD TO THE woRr II: or Sin and Atopanan.
fr, m the German Of Gail belief. b ton: Vim +
A Thrilling" story Of life and love in a
Russian palace, very well translated by Mrs
Wister.
Its COS MON FOBMS b. II. Chari on BaS,
tan, >: r. :. &c sc New York: d. Appleton &
Go Through Jos. Shil ington ]
This Important work is the substance of a
series of lectures delivered In University
College Hospital, and which were reproduced
In the London Loglcet. The subject-one of
interest TO a large and constantly increasing
nEmberof persons through the great increase
OF nervous diseaSes-is treated with precision
and great intelligence.
NORINEs REVENGE, ANDSIRNOEL HEIR
BY May gnes Fleming. New York: G.. W.
Carleton Go. Through Warren Choats & Co. /
Mrs. Fleming, through her novels, Guy
Earlscourts Wife," "a Wonderful Wo-
man." &c, has achieved con siderable sue
cess.
MANFRED; OR, THE BATTLE OF BENEvEN-
TO. BY r. ID. Guerrszzi, author Ut Beatrice
Cencl." Translated from the italian by Luigi
-Monti. "a. New York: q. W Carleton q Co
Through warren ChOste Co.
A historical romance, and the author, Gu
erraZZt, was the earliest and boldest writer
whose aim was the regeneration OF Italy
and his story of Manfred was written before
that country became united and iudepend-
ent, rs is TO be seen by the pungent sarcaSms
dealt to his cOuntrymen for their quiescence
In u state OF mental aud political bondage.
ACQUISITION OF HONOR. Novel By Christian
ked New York: D. Appleton & Co. Through
Joseph shIlliDgton.1
A new novel by the largely read author of
"a Daughter of Bohemia" "Valerie Ayl-
mer," "MOrton House," etc, etc.
LEGENDS OF THE MISSOURI AND MISSES
SlPPI; BY N HOpewell, author of THE ,ireat
West, etc London: Ward, Lock & Tyler. from
the publishers
Mr.. Hopewell has for years been occupied
In collecting these legends. and in his search
has ransacked old chronicles, sought out old
trappers and hunters, and visited many OF
the Indian tribes. The result is this rather
interesting budget OF legends.
JOHN IORRIEN. A Novel. By Julia Kavanas h
htw fort: ID. Appleton Co. Through JOS.
shilil gton
A bright readable story by the author of
Nathalie"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-13

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