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National Republican., 1875-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

STREH0THI OF TIE IGISiSTIS GSSTfS ES.
TAI LIFE JNsURAHOg COMPANIES
EfTIcE T from No sGS Fiftss1th street % No ;os %
Talln adse 4 co. Dont fall to be insured In thII
tf isiI.M $40 'D'es'''oi 'R' r. v. BATES, Manager.
R~TBETH "a PER SET. EITHER
Sosv IaT hE hy pE; A;PRATF, Srsin4te Of nso 2sho
corner d. Gas and chlOrOform used in extF1c.-
Wa OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND
SS OHIO CANAL CoNPANY,
NUtiGs j. hereby SVEN that the conn N 6ue jan
AsSSnSs5 brown Sons tR9Ss g and
jell-dtd President.
hFeREMOVAL-W +. HOFFMAN.
80 Attorney at Law. has removed to No.
viii Re 70 P GPPissd ends snd
ac9uaint1nees; Legal Business solicited, and
SrPoSms and oBees for rent in same building.
iea-tf tstar.l
FWCALL AT KOLB'S.
For DRGas p hSD Ss6'SIR fTg
Perfnmery and Toilet Articles, &c.
lne SsjiS1l1id SSP1 xED EiDDPGGGRExsSa PGGGRExsSagEATED ICE,
tairs dfa%n from toe TRIU 1pa ie4sm
K~ THE WOMANB TEMPERANCE
sSa;,, .GC UNION 10 l; now Tenoyatng house on the
the middle Of June. Doastions Of TarnitGre.
SS5cSkeeTyIwaTe, EindoT shades, Sc: Will Se
apply at IAN street. mye9-2w
tFDR. ]. B. JOHNSON, OF AGEX-
49, sS1dri1, Va; offers his pT9fesSioISl nal ser
zeSs Of the bisiricI Of Columbia ''' 'A' ''''
rgf, Once No: lin PepnsEIvanta avenue, between
Once hours from 10 a. N 70 iP. m. my2s-tr
~TOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As.
kS ISOLATION, corner OF Ninth and D
streets.
Readlng-room and Library free to all.
Prsyer Meetings daily at l2:I5, sands p. m.
young men, at O'Clock.
sabbath Afternoon Services at $50.
Circulating Library, Il, 900 volumes. New books
constantly added. my25-tf
~ELECTRIGTTY WORKS WON
kS DERs N THE CURE OF DISEASE.
DR.. Sturgis and wife warrants cure in less tune,
ment. No. llCa street northwest. mv3O-ly
R~JACKSON WAGONS AT RE.
HS dnced rates. ONheEy,T OTsile 3, Rr11
my:sSn Cor Macs ave and Fifth st NV.
EKIDwELL 4 HENDERSON,
,,.,, WALL PAPsRs,
PICTURE CORD.
TAssELs, &C.,
ES Ninth street, opposite Lincoln Hall. myiI-sm
H~wM. n. WRIGHT, DENTIST,
kS has removed his oeace from FsI Seventh
street TO hi; residence SS street. near Seventh
~ALL THE PATENT AND PRO-
LIN's TEaPLE DRUG STORE. JSnls
~ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
~ compounded at COUGHLIN'S TEMPLE
DRUG STORE, Masonic Tenple. jani2
R~DR A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
entS street east sids, bet. D Al ana Z, 4 reT DOOR
oouTn Of odd Fellows Hall. washington. Gas Used
IN extracting Teeth. Teeth q : set, either JAZZ.
~ HILB o H'S
ORIGINAL POLAR SODA
IRs Pennsylvania avenue, near wIlard'L
DEPOT FOB MINERAL WATERS.
Gpis-tT
~ALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
pie Drug Store. noYl
R~DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUME.
rs ries, Pomades, Toilet Articles, &C., At low.
est rates, At TEMPLE DRUG STORE.
TwRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
~LEGAL AND OTHER RRIEFa
sftSe e JOB Office. nOIssf
~CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
~ Of the DAILY NATIONAL RKFUBLIcAN,
and all other city papers, can be o0tGi ned from
]. BRAD. ADAMS, Stationer and News Dealer,
under St. Cloud hotel, corner and Ninth streets.
~HOMEOPATHI
~ specifics AZ the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
National Republican., 1875-06-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
Liberal advances made to any amount and for
any time desired, At very reasonable terms, on all
kinds OF personal property, Bonds, Stocks and hne
Merchandise. Also, goods bought and sold on COM
mission. Always on hand at private sale large
selection of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, good JEW
ELRY, &C., &c, cheap for cash. Auction sales on
the lst or I'd Of every month. Satisfaction guarAn-
teed, Strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
=. 60LDSTEIN & CO.,
Loan Once, Commission and Exchange Brokers,
Northeast corner Ter III and ID streets northwest.
Private entrance on Tenth street. myl-tf
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09
BOOTS AND SHOES
At Remarkably Low Prices.

S. E. CORNER NINTH & SPRUCE Srs
WE have on hand full assortment O,
w Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and Gai
tiers, Ladies'. Misses and Childrcns Shoes
in the best and latest style. which we are
selling at prices that defy competition. We
cordially invite the public tn call and exam
enc our stock and learn eur prices before
and in order to do it we sell chcap-very
cheap.
novl9-Sm. WIN. HOCCK.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09
sTOok-JOBBINo ONEkorR,

IL may be true, as message from Md
nd by way OF London Yesterday assured
as IT was, tnat the Cuban portion OF the
PRESIDENT message, which was correct
y printed in New York only Yesterday
morning, reached the Spanish cap,tal on
N onday evening in time to provoke the
Mlhlstry into calling an Informal Conn
cli, the press into issuing extras" and
the Mad1lenos into thronging the
Gale AlcAla and the Puerto del Sol at
nldnlght IN temper of fierce excite.
ment. Unless the message was sent ~
Madrid before it was sent to New Yo,E
all these effects could Scarcely have been
produced by it in time to reach us yes.
terday morning while our papers Were
gong to press. We strongly suspect that
therre may be Cuban rings in Madrid
as well as in Washington and in New
York, in which Cuba is but the second.
ary and the rim. the primary objec,
ai.aed at.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09
COMMENTS On THE MESSAGE.
E1.Speakcr blaine Expressing the Opt
ion OF shrcud Republicans.

EN.Speaker Blaine Expressing the Opin.
ION OF shrewd Republicans.
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE general
impression produced by ythePresident's S
message is by no means favorable,
either with Republicans or Democrats
In his zeal to bolster the sectarian is
sue which few unscrupulous politi-
clans and over jealous religious bigots
are striving 10 foist into the political
arena he oyerdid his work. The opin-
ion of shrcwed Republicans on this
point was well expressed by ex Speak
er Blaine to day. y gentlemen said
to him in an jocular way. "The
President is stealing your thunder in
recommending constitutional amend.
ment to settle the sectarian school
question. "He goes far beyond me, F."
said Mr. Blaine. II have no desire to
antagonize the entire religious opinion
Of the country"
The proposition to tax church pro.
Perty will be as offensive to Protestants
as to Catholics, although it was un-
doubtedly aimed at Catholics alone. In
his remarks on this subject. in the
body of his message, he concludes that
church edifices alone oughtlto be exccn.
ted from taxation but in his recapitu-
lation at the end he does not make
even this exception.
The proposition is generally recciv-
ed with ridicule by men of both PAL
ties, and few do not hesitate to de.
nounce 1t asavery dangerous indication
of the growing disposition 10 interfere
with the rights Of the States in every
imaginable way.
The proposition to restrict suffrage
after 1900 TO those who can read and
right will doubtless meet with genera
favor among the Southern whites, but
the carpet baggors and negroes viii
d'nounce II as Z very disloyql utter
aace.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE

)ubAIe SALT or
I'err nal Property.
Having sold the farm where / now reside
near Brandywine Springs. MIl Creek Hun.
dred, - miles from Newport, New Castle Co.,
Delaware, i'll sell at Public sale, on
MONDAY,
TiIE Gcth DAY OF DECEMBER, 1875.
At O'Clock. p. M,
The following described Personal Property.
good farm or roe d horses. one OF them a
bay mare 4 years cid, an excellent driver and
shows promise of being fast with proper
trading; pan good mules, good milk cow,
of them spri gers, 90 ewes with lambs by
south down buck; lot of Turkeys and Chick.
ems, family carriage, ! shifting top buggy, /
market dearborn ! sleigh, two.horse wag n,
OK cart, set OF double and set OF single
carriage harness, set Of wagon harness. LOT
Of plow harness, collars brides / two-horse
wagon, ] OK cart l combined reaper and
mower, IN good order, used only two season.
grain drill l corn-sheller, harrows .plows'
cultivators. hoes, hay forks, barrel churn.
and many other Articles.
No postponement on account OF weather.
Terms All sums under twenty dollars,
cash; all sums OF twenty dollars and over. a
credit OF three months will be given by pur.
chaser giving bankable note with approved
surety.
dec4-dstw2t J. CATLIN
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09
SHEh IFF".S SALES,

S'HEkIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue Of writ Of Venditoni Ex-
ronas. 10 Inc directed. will be exposed to
Public Sale. at the Store of Michael Boil. No
l26 Market street Wilmington. in New Cas-
tie County. bel. on
MONDAY,
TIE 20rH DAY OF DECEMBER, ls773,
At 10 O'Clock IN,
The following described personal properly
viz: A large lot of OveTeO8ts. business coats,
boys coats dress coats. men and boys pants.
lot of drawers. lot OF vests. shirts collars.
gloves. lot of summer goods, fixtures of store
stor.. &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
Terty of Michael Boil and to be sold by
w ". LAMBS0N, sheriff.
Sheriff@s utIcc. New Castle
Dec. :. A. y. 1875 de,s -2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09

INHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of a sundry writs OF YendItioni
Exponas TO me directed will be exposed 10
Public sale at the Store OF Peter j. Babcock
and j. j. Babcnck, No 2l} Market street
wilmington. Del, in New Castle county. on
MONDAY,
THE '..h DAY OF DECEMBER, ls71.
At 10 o'clock. \. NJ.
The following de, 'ribed personal property,
viz:
Ladies' and Gents and Children's Shoes
Gsnts calfskin 'oots, patent Leaf her shoes, la
dies CATERS slippers. gums are tic over shoes
". Also lounges, stools, lasts and fixtures Of
store, household good: and ease OF store.
Seized md taken IN execution as the pro.
perty of Peter j. Babcock, and Joseph J
Bahcock, and TO be sold by
WIN, II. LA NBS0N. Sheriff
SAeriti's Office ew Castle.
Decemher2 1873. dec 3-ts
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09


Guilty or Foolish Administrations.
The Administration must either con-
sentto be mixed up with the ST. Louis
Whiskey Ring and other irregularities.
or be styled the most neglected. and in
efficient ever entrusted with the govern
ment OF the country. The MY. Sun says:
No sensible man can imagine the ties.
Gmony in the wLiskey fraud cases with
out being forced to the conclusion tha9
either Ulysses 5. Grant was the head
partner Of the King, or else that the said
Grant was, and is, a very extraordinary
Kind OF fool The st. Louis Times
further comments upon the situation as
follows.
"1s it possible 10 believe Gen. Hen.
dersons S solemn assurance of faith in
Grants entire innocence? There is bnt
one ground upon which it can be pre.
sumed, and that is his utter imbeciiitv
Until that is proven, and until il ia do.
MED that from the very first day of his
inauguration, up to the present bour
Grant has invariably as.5ciated with the
most corrun. ecoundrels. and has never
appointed an honest othcial where il
could be avoided until his intimacy
with Casey, with Lcet, with Corbin. with
Boss Shepherd, with Babccck. joyce and
MeDonaldis is explained; until his appoint
ment of nearly all of these to high places
Of power and profit can be justified: until
he has recalled Cramer from Copenhagen
and Emma Nine Schenck from the Court
Of st. James; until he removes brother.
in-law Jim Casey from robbing the re.
venue in New Orleans, withdraws his
brother Orville from from the Indian
Ring, and ignominiously kicks Babcock
out OF the White House we shall no,
believe him free. One-hundredth paIt
Of the disgrace Of this H'hiskey Ring
would instantly drive the Cabinet Of AM
constitutional government from power
Il Gen. Grant has spark'of shane .,
honor lett, let him SHOW it by yAs1tin,
he White House which he has so lrn'
xlncc dishonored. Let him resign -
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09
WILMINGTON. DEL. DEC. 9. 1879
AN IxrFEMKDELLxR.-G has shown

AN IHTERMEDELLxR.-Gr has shown
a disposition to intcrmeddle in the af-
fairs of the States and local governme nts
which astonishes his own party, and
entities kim to be regarded as mischief
maker rather than one laboring to bring
about state Of affairs expressed by his
lacomic remark some years since, LET us
have peace.
No one eoHld have supposed when that
oft-quoted remark was uttered by Grant
that in few years he would lie found
endeavoring through his official message
to Congress, to infame the religious
passions Of the people and produce re-
hgious strife instead of using efforts to
promote his own proposition " Let us
have peace.
This, howrver, has been Grants char
acter during his whole Presidential term
lie did all he could to promote strife in
the South, and then used the army to put
his parasites in Office, under the plea that
the army was Necessary to put down
riotous proceedings.
He now intermeddles with the schools
and the taxation of the property of religi-
GUS societies, hoping to make the people
believe he would be their benefactor.--
They know however, Grants disposition
zoo we'll to be deceived. They know that
they can have their church property
taxed whenever they please by calling on
the State legislatures to pass laws to this
effect; they can also govern their schools
through the same medium, and need no
constitutional amendment, such as he
proposes. He argues from wrong brsis.
The people Of this country, without any
such laws A. is urged upon them by
Grant grew in intelligence and educa-
sion more rapidly than any other people :;
and more than quarter Of century
since our country RANKED ahead of any
other on the globe for general educ.tion,
e1ccllins in tins particular even Prussia.
The people through their State Legisla-
lures will attend to their children ndu-
cation -. time longer as they have
done, amt Nr. Grant might Just 5 we'll
nave not proposed h.a constitutional
amendment. at least antil there was a
better Tto5pee. Of having { Congress Of
his own party to pass it and STATE L.g:.-
latures more favorable to confirm il.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09
CnffIc DIsauAn

OTTAWA, December 8.-The govern
ment has taken steps to prevent the
spread OF the foot aud mouth disease.
which has broken out among the cattle
Of Middlescx county.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09
NOTlCE-REMOvAL DIR Out
IN moved to No. SOi MARKET TS%Tmey STny
oct29tt oIREF
n AK PAYERS TAKE Nor,c,

The undersigned, receivers an
school Taxes for tue city Of W,ImiIe
iSio, give notice TO persons VIII ng.ol
pad their City and School Tav 70 nae
nave had their bills prcsentr1 ~, ,h w l
iequired by law, to cali md se,,, 'i,att ttaej
Gays from del very ofthe bill III. ,"e roS ~
request all such persons to cal, n, "e :, recea
NO lO East Sixth street, and se,,in ie eir q
uelay; they having given bonds Wv WI WI
tne money Is due them and thev a. " 'ne
sibie for 1t, and they hepe those tba, J,e resI
VIII be prompt, while, perhans 'n4I Can|
cannot pay at once, will cali an5 m"Ge SIne
a,dangeinents s.aat TO pay when they can =.
most respectful ly ask you Ia '"I' Si- m
your attention SO rs to avoid trort,"
.r unpieasantness, The citv nosJ''
ana requires us to coll, ct it ar nus
Wnnt we propose to do Is to coY,c,f a.!
Ihe receivers also give notico u ot
per OF lots in the I'd, 81, 9Th IN s,h q,
loth wards that they cannot fnd' tSn Isn Nl
oi. All such persons owning said lots
rieaso cal and settle or we will scIi |,
for taxes and costs. WI seii
once No 10 East Sixth stree. hos
Market and King. Hours ROM ~ oesy
every evening and on martet ,,o ~
pooo;r ~. EDMUND PROVO III
ne celver Northern District nncIrdi.l.
north OF 9th stfeet) ''".'1u'n
p.. EDWARD FARMAR
receiver Southern District dnc1ndin
south OF 9th street ''io''u
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09

NEITHER Nj. Blaine or NJ. Grant hav,
made much permanent nsadway via.
their attempt 10 open tine s4cjarian sca5a!
naestion. Grants De4 Ioines speeel,
nas lostits savcr, and as % Blaine pro
posed amendment to the Constitution.
very few Of the Republican papers ap-
pear TO take stock in it Just nov.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-09
HUIICES.

NOTICES ticc is hereby gi,,------
~ CO partnership heretofore I'm ovtl th,s
tween the undersigned under ths .1'sI ~ ng
OF Bickta x Co., is this day dissoinrIn urn d
tuai consent, the interest of lived 4
Edward j McManus anu Jn,oae'
having been purchased by .JoS"nhs N,
aud Francis Rickta who alone aroa noe
10 use the firm name in llouldataon' IL tAo;
JAMES CLfRp
=. J. McMAST,
JAMES MURPE
rRANCIS BICkT,
, JOSEPH sToEC n
WILMINGTON, bel. Dec. LIST Isl;
NOTICE. Joseph Stoeckle o,d
Bickta, having purcha.ed tho "u y
james Clark Edward J. McNIanus' 'a.eres
murphy, in the late drm OF Bict,nau ana
WIN continue the business of tho ny,
the northwest corner OF Fifth anseWaT
,treets, in the city OF Wilminrtos u AZ
ilrm name of Bickta 4 COMPANY ei
FRANCIS BICg~, /,
December let, ls75-s-im ioho Y
, 1875-10-05
Nun.8pots and ahu Price OF Corn.

Prof. ". Stanley Jovons, +. Il. h, road
papsr before tho Sectjpu of Economic HciuIco
nnu StatiaticA, ut tho rocont Ineet!ug Of Thu
lritiah Association, oil The "lutuence Of tho
Eun-Spot FeIioa upon tho Price Of Cara" lilo
said that it hai beon pointed olt that tho yoars
Of good vintage In Western Europe llavo occurred
et intervals arproAtmating to eover yaa1r, the
average lonsth Of lAs principal Sun -rpot period.
Tho elaborate collection Of tho prices of cotll-
nsoditleB in al rart4 Of England bctwcen the
years 1881 aud ll1'l published IN ptof. J. T..
7. llogars' - History Of Agriculture aud l'1ces
In England" appears to afford tho best data
tor luctlipE whether tho BtlIl.spot period i'll
.lluences tho price Ut corn. For tais purpose ta.
bios of tho average prices r0r quarter OF wheat
ntla o,laer grain, expressed In giainH OF r,1o yt
yer uero uAsa. Each asries OF prices waa Iii
yiuod Into intervals Ut eleven Year,, which vera
ranged un1or zach ot4eE and 1ua,lced tn ayes.
ayes 30 ~ 10 give tho average ol rho iIrst year,
OF tic second. Ut tho third, etc., tho beginning
Ut tie period being arbitrarily assumed. IL IL
found that the pricpH OF each kind OF produce
examined raiseb IN tho first four years. hut after
wsrsla fal's, It IL further shown }lat tho highest
prices arc found to fall in tho tenth, sloyon1h.
ii,ut Becoua, and thild years of ths assumed
elesen-yeAr porod. These resul.s are to he
looked upon - only preliminary, and need
further investigations. II IL also pointed out
tnAs commercial pan!cs havo tended to Fecur
during the laat tftY-fuur yeAra in distinctly po-
rioe nas 1nor. Tho average length Of interval bo-
tween tbs principal! pauica is about IO.H years,
nearly colncldiug With ll.l1, the l0ngth OF the
sOlar-epot period.
, 1875-10-05


k'Glt SALE tEaHE AMI HtfLNiXtl EtJItHEH or
M"r*sn and Fnltnn. II. sn"nf building tutttU. nns
tnFy. "th Without engtn" and hnAf, shAfting h"a
ing ppa Japan 4ns. ssn atln fur iitt MA nutae.
t"flhE If hny KIM Hllt "J Ai fnaAinaIy. Aitty
ttelnIsG4
Fnn sALK- 2.STDhY HNH;K lIUUHK. WIrIi s
i f'lHs IN fir h'nr.nn Mir nrtt If fnrmnn.
.4tt lame wnif built .nh has e'rt, cnngsn!nnca ~lll
rI clr&H with " with iut lhn fIthtilfu ths
80 n"t ~'sh to kran uuss Id. wiutat WI takn ts
ActSt .tnh nj citJ f'r p.rt trs,' NkiAuN TIlUMAS-
StJF. Ia Deaf,atn st., ItAIHI H.
(t'uh AAi.t:-h 9AlDKY AM, HAHEMEHT N1t1GK
h~e.tx. win EItI1fn ,pras :,ln:s at a Rrd4t
!tH:"- ABLY n tt. h"h"T, Ism, n,pniI tArt, cokhbf
l.'ssHt>t. "L'he Uttered tnr H"rk .nly.
tDn SALE Oh RENT i HAVE SEVERAL. titI'lD
lttu:~a far sao IN mon h tAymnats rent, ris.
tttni,, !nY1lta at ia.I ladl4nAhv. IL Hixts,st.
IfuR AAth-':rar, NIltTHWEsT Ea>KSER Ahtt.
=. 'ahn ~ hul .'h!ka,h.st.s finest corner I'D WHIT
AH!H. Inquire ~ "; Hstt Hnnrtb II.
fi'uh E-h Lazy IN FEEBI,x HKALTH UF-
! tets'2' Hr.t Warhfngnn+t, ,anlnrnEntgtrd; no esih
ttt HsH 39sfa ha''lHs !ns taae. In part aytnsnt MIR.
MERRILL. EIrhtf :, Mt" a:,a Madison. sts.
E'nis SALE nEsiI,EsGt AND BiisiSI;Ss PROP.
tits n Al rsrta Il ahn eHy; II; y. ". u. Mct;uR.
, 1875-10-05
Delays Of Justice in tho Federal
Trihiinilts.
Prisoners Kept In Jail Seven Months
Prior to Indictment.
Record Of New Sntts...ln,paneling q
Grand Jury in tho Crimi.
nal Court.
Bankruptcy Buainesa-~Judgments En-
tered.
THE LAWS DELAYS,


4uAT "grEEpf TRIAL" NEAN6 IN THE fRpfnAL
COUNT.
In ordor wsa ,uadp few tlave aro In tho
C;..a.;, ..a 1,;.,.;., r.o,... ..t
upttod 6tate6 CltcHts ai'u h's'lAcs Cour1H poBt
tonjur tie petit Jury until next month. To tho
..t, L., ,arors1 IL wn,,1l ,nako 1i>no t1tvoronoo
"ott. ~ h'"e4@. ~ "NA n'"r1 's'o INV
Hlether tho Jury woso IN soptcmbet or OCTOBER,
hut t,ere arc 80mo who read tho order with not
,,,,'.~., ,hs ..,...... ..s.,. 49,, 49,.
Htt'o fosrot-|ho Fi'5oneFa o"a''tnE 'l'a'' ""o
have been arrested during Tho past year. hud
mno .A, "~"s '''" 'D9A'A ~ 'A'A
for Iiht.
Hiuco tho fro of October. 1871, eply
49,, nv.ntt 1nrv ,su Lnou i,,r,,of,a
nno u.eau w., ~ IVY ns1 H., oJuu Natau'.oa l
uosa,on ~ thc criminal lraool, ~ N, 1in,tod
ensa u,saNn nIst-;at ca... ~ ..,,..,'s es.ass
btatca Dlstr1et Const. 1ne numbor OF persons
conaing TN beforo tho Grand Jury at each an
.I .n.,In, -Ios yr,,, o,ort I'M - IN ~.
ua' 7es'loo 'st's7 tAou' "no"' Aoo W Ao"' out ~
lhe session which bogns Tomorrow about 400
~ onn ooaea r,iI ha catfat1 n l.r,o ru,,bor ~
, 1875-10-05

Special Dtspakch 10 TAs Th'na0e Tribune.
RFaiEuriKLp. Ill.,, Oct. 4.-Ths Board Of nsil-
road and Warehouse Commissioners will sneot
tomorrow, and viii probably elect = Secretary,
yice mclaughlin, resigned.
Diphtherla Of very malignant typois preva,l-
lug in tho city, and deaths by It hse OF frequent
OCCURRENCE.
number Of prominent Masops Col. George
II, Harlow, Secretary OF State, amouB ths nunl.
ber, loaye here to.piglt for Cbtcsgo'to attend
lle session Of tho Illinois lrsnl Lodge winch
iucets tomorrow.
GOV, UevefilKc leaves the city tonight for
Peoria, snd will inspect tho GoppegRs Greek dam,
Ou thn 9Th ho viii attend the soldiers Rellou At
Oregon, Ogle County, aud from, there will 60 to
Joliet to inspect tho Peuiteatlary.
, 1875-10-05
ylcE.PHEsiDENT WILSON.

Dosroa, Out. 4.-Vice- President Wilson has
been ooun.e!sd ~ lls medical advisers to aban-
doa bis intention to lecture this seasuu, a 1t
would prove too serious stIaiu on hiH eonstitu-
tion II undertaken In addition 10 his oa3clsl du-
tlss md ths completion Qf hls book.
, 1875-10-05

sl4d.-Hsmo ". 4. r. Allan, si6t05.--ssrns ~. d.
D'halyan, ff1A.2A.--tirarga 1scu "a. tAnel 1~ydHn
and tlanlr +. I~ydan, $3W.H9.
JuDoh HARr-W. q. aniadn #atann Griffith,
3tt No,-Aiphnnse Scnth N. ThnnaH i.eno!t, t3ia..
-1.pta Waller 70. @, J. Co!nes 81, ar: ~.
EIRgt'1r uouhT-JUpGE 1lookaa--lI. J. KAfitAh VI.
John Morton, Sti119. .......
JppnH Boorn-in RI. Village Of Evanston ". ElisA
A. lratt; verdict, 355o.
, 1875-10-05

walk. turn aud light IN hIH feet, but ho cstnn
down on f'is heal. Aftrr getting Up. he remark
ell. "fbtl engage mt mo next ynaF, won't It ~
, 1875-10-05

mn UESr vERY It,W rtl A Irvt,ntnfnt = .rGu
Ant ,hrso .tr, httsk hun.c e,int,iriny IN , u,,
ii. s ~ n ~ ~ 80 @ gt.ni
m rs"st. ''nt~ten ind ~. snh J7o'sss. rnlT
,an1t"s YAK ,nE9 tho fut.n"@s cantfo Of tho esJ.
NFfb d 'Ilt. lh6 Ia Hal!s-N.
rt.f, pRSr NpE 1t;rAf,fiN N'ff,vE FN0GTS =
rnoma, l1o']etn consenraccf. str,ti ~ snt shrd4n
No ~, sia' new bsick ~ frms 'ath "ar! fn"tt.
Hetr"f"'lfan 'fark.
J. ii lu rnomt, tnIurn At lVss "aba'h Ar.
rt1D RENE t)it FI1tYAL.E-ttut;sES No 4; EOjxJ II
, 1875-10-05

E1oH SAI.E-tia2 W.i.L HBY 4 EKAUTifut, ityF
Il - Park tildsr: ais dtwh and IS Il n.nlh mill
tAti: one inck from .ot. Fr.pcfFJ 'n~nsro~. Uhoap
s,t ,eo,. iI!x itKtjwN, il: iasai!n,.,, Haa1n
L'0H sAiE--s;u To NO. u t.HAHHtR Of COM.
nnr"' fur n'Gc 1oH:ra "3d Int: rA't t.3n."nts. In
ihn l. In TIE cnIutrs ami Iatnsd .afo ay IL
ftIJt, r. CLARKE. Agent.
, 1875-10-05

Snhurbnu.
'To hEHT IL EVANSTON SEVERAL HOUSES OF
l. frnn to hlri UtIry until mai N,,
fnr cas N atfsnrr *tlf take any kind u wnrk ii
Il...n Il. ltA Yi[th. Il. - " " ~ '
, 1875-10-05

Bonk]zeepera. Clerks. DO
WAfTKU-A tIHar.GtARH HUnT AND sIIOE
talr.nAn fnr retail. ~ yrsrs Of ago. aud
Aaaibnn 4t " e' "-N'''o' - - -
, 1875-10-05

ITOn SAFE ~t,1t ExEItAst1f: 4 rARM HP t.ua
acsr:: woaa s1chans, tos . INK Q! eoo,a OF rssi
cumh"srd ~ pftcn1ar: udlsea, t1!n rt.ef!er Inn
inhnia. Juneau cnunty, Wis.
f,>DE sA1.K a t3tnID IMPROVED FARM. ALL
f"c"d. q mics tputl tft h.ca9o, 81 par Avpy
At " t.hsl 81 1AhlAGh.Et,, Rnrn |.
, 1875-10-05


11ERsuHAi.-UARlitK Il. SPARKS. ~ BPRlkG-
l. hpld Asul ypuF adlraAs 4hAhK, u BHfkab Hst<s
4mtasdialvy. .---..--
Z Gs4sivsd IRON xASAhSaA.
, 1875-10-05

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
-
{NtNTED-ibWA LASUS-TD rUKEftASE FOR
~ cash. innts! tn in~A AM, Sorharn aii-.h,r, Al
t1Fosa With tn!l patticnlars, ALEX. =. PuhrEH, II
ststatst,, lIo,tun, atass,
}NASTEb t'Lt:AK LOTS On AVENUES SDUTfI.
w JAMES Is. t.tHt!lMANt 4 o.. II DrAtbnfust
, 1875-10-05

nEAtss ,i.. sax. ~
I'd eg.le. t,s.3n ,,sn ps, pssN11f sNf ess eso.