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Murder ON Ncw.papcr corrc.pondcn,.

Some little excitement was felt here last
week on account ~ the Cimarrou troubles. II
WAS reported that IOluy's murder hal been
traced directly TO the Santa F6 Ring, and was
owing To letter. written by him 10 Bartern
pagers, exp sing the rnisdeeds oI the Ring. IL
Ans reported int Mills aud LongwIlI were ac-
cused as lmulicated m the murder. for the
reason tnut hey Were supposed to De mem hers
OF the Rug, Other similar reports weio 4uOat
IA reference to the matter.
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rNriIrnIrI rNrSrnrS.
4 Disastrous CortroN ersy of the ~tockhold-
er- OF Two Missouri Railroads.

The report of the committee appointed
q previous meeting was presented To- the
stockholders OF the Missouri plcinc Il troad
yesterday. Tho report says that in the suit re-
comfy begun by Calvin Littlcneld against tho
Atlantic and p4cIac Railroad. which leases the
Missouri Pacific. there were proceedings adj
verse to the interests OF the last named road.
such Proceedings being the result Oi COLLISION
ON the tart Ut the directors. II saws
Tie directors Of the company, instead ~ acting as
filthful trusees for the rtoc holders nv r'ftufug
SUITS King active means to fOrrciu-" the sfuCN
holders. ana to cause sale OF the properly Of the
ing g. be o. ode to Henry +. Vail and James y Iis
trnstsCs. This mortgage was unde July H. 1879, and
ancaae L. 1879. naking the ntst coupoi iall ouc
for tue fun ak months Interest Nov l. 1873 anu ON
Nov. 3. 1875, Neesrs. BaScr ami Pierce htd ready
printed cOupa IN fOrcciO suit IN the name u
Geo Cc l.. krtcpan-a name to thus COMM toe uu-
out succtss learn whu he T., md What mlu and NO
tfvcr induced tim TO commence foreclosure SUIT
two diys after the nrst inerest necaine QUO,
the cutie. of Messr- FISK ant Val II D.
Understood III the mortgage Itself provide that
M uths default shat exist Def re- suit ,OmulU need
such the haste VI your director. 10 % you out
that tey not ory caused b" PIT to b. prepared anu
q inted acyan'e, nut Mr. BtEer, ~ our dtrec
tors cunr ld tue sui, aud gave notice accepted Or
cau-ei n to BE- gwen, Of motion lcr receiver 70
Onsha. whe the courts snd IN session In -
Louis. expecting. doubt, to inp unOu Judge ~
Ion ga omaha he absence ~ the Odtrs. The
jet defeated. at he cost 4 journey = Que (
committee to Omaha, an the emu oNnvnt OF cuun-
eel that nltc. IL n1grtnt wrong that Baker
timsr t. eerapnc to omaha not TO Ole the p4uers or
j. make the motion.
Inc directors u me cnmpanv who are eg itiscal
your EXPRESSED isles the pfh of November, 1873,
Ct A. fullOWei
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CONGRESS.
,,gpi>o ~ rnE WHINnEy RING
~ THI NEN.tIi.


.,. ,,.,., finic's Iutilc Ntcrpt to Commit
Ola. ti.r.r an thr Cnvr. D., oucstirn Un-
r-,,trhir Declarations HsHin-i -nhstdie-
and the rurd Germ mi Introduced.
w.rt>, rov. Dec. BIN the Senate
,., vr Anthon, Oicp.. r. II, introduced
,,.l.. autnDfi1ire Rear Adnilra John
,.,r. s. Safe. acc.pt = decor ii II from
tY...ftn. n waii.n Islands. Referred.
,t. r..,.f.f.r. .lrrnl We notice that on
r....,r ..fi. should ask the senate to con-
-r. oil .n- routrcn urative ot the life ard
.,,... fI... fI'c %, lleaguc, An rev Johnson.
Mi. vor.on Uicp, inl 80 suSmiued apreamble
,..niton declaring that It had been al
.ci rat fraud and coir'pticn prevailed In
,.,...i i,i.n. the late election in that state,
v.,-.l, .h,i lrul1r maj'rity - 80 0was over
,.,...,ninuu lulrn' M 'rity " over 5000
..,..r.r utrt,y ing for the appointment of
.., t.e az n,. son tors ~ Vi VI said stat,
~. ,f.l..rr into fh' rircunstinces Attending
fl,.',s, o.. VITA l"W' !" sInn Tor pers,,ns anu
enItnf,u r, 10 thc senate before the close VI
M ,uc.. N Mr. Bayard CDem.. Dell tho
o,l,rcl toi p ,nied.
>NfioN,t ,Np STATE SOVEREIGNTY.
'ir Norton ..o admitted concurrent resolu-
t, lows.
Do. IN ii,r ems, + ma i.,nil unity.
N' ,.r ui of tine f.d -I to De- not a
.f.,t. .ilr- und iltir iuunIc nl tug cor
.c-.... was tnrmci 10y % uric " 20"
W tllN'iIN tN, .Ht ilsi
I, a. 81 Nv W.
H., b.. ,t.'tsNf t'i. ~ ,t,. e,1,,.,t M,
... D., III by an atucu,u.rn. 10 IN,
I...f. ff. GIL ~ afcs hove Ncs M sancf
ft.H ' .on ~ ~ rHt- iun puw
% NJ. 90 u ~ ''' N"ii.-
, W. a. . r.,,f.I. D a.. .,
'. d. r.' o.
M ...r.,..-' f..rt ui. ID .u.tt.,f d. ttUn
fNr '.. no a..' p. ft.t.r, 80 p %
tNt u'i ' ..Hr td lariHt
tH..i N.- at' cru.f REL. JON 4. r rt"'' Pc.
o. ,.Ilff. .- wore ordered o. De pfiuf"i
f.llfi .i i..f ..i.. w. .ritni .stnr nuf.p.
m I4. 30 tm. In Wuul3 e.. d tutu up
ir..f.u
THE wItisklY nfNG.
co. -.. .,f. 100, ,..tt.,.i.,.,t tt,o f1
H f' ny ~ 'l' '' -', F'u
'H .,. 81"
..',t-' b., ,..i... .,f '.ii.f... Do.
fr-i b. VOGUE 'ay. d :. l.ll-. 4 ',. $50.
aai $3.50 ..,r. ifi.t q rmcI iuc,ai rh.c with ne
90 t'-t
49, cr. a dtcr.. Ohiol sail hat T. was
r... 10 ktr, tH- inform ttiun setr,t
.. a .uf h. aith.r Utri., nI
t.n.r. uI rit,trd D. would 4 we t.o Meet
ri. ui.-' r.Ufv % nils Co. ,-,..r. $40 ID
a. nl m..i.n he .,ut ., The = nate, there
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From the Worlds llispensarN Printing once
and Bnucry, nufliu y Y. We nave rec, wed tie Poo
Pies common sense Medical WISER, m plan I'm hs ;
o., MeGicile simplintd." by Il. V. Fierce NJ. d.,
C0un eorin.C cf Of ne Roard o. Pntslci aus auo sur
econg NJ the Won = Dfp,ur ~, Whoever he ns hu
mainly In us struggle with IT, Inherent wcaknesaes
aud discisc- 10 Jsr or cure Is It's netactor lgnO
rance Is oly of itself eau If disease AID NOR
"a ~. hut Il Is the enemy u every "futt 20 cure
mt gate. Notuug viii speedily remove this cause
~ knoNedsr tAn elementary one az rasD OF the Ms
eases TO Nuich are heir, ~ wei a. thore hupcrn-
duccd by our own mprudrnrv. Dr. Pierce 4 rea.
d IN our hd IN, nt bcuetactors service hoh 70
am the profession, ts ms dli-nus Of
IA deasrs trea Of, ana the presentation OF the
pllu.upl pIucues involved III their cause ana
moyal lie l. sparinl ~ rrW dies, AMI usually pro
scibri slCh are safe I'm unsAillf ia dis As nook
merely Of abstract Knowleage. u exrreding readable
nndlntercsn% r-p cillY the tlowlnt suulncts Cerr-
hral PhNhiuusY, Human Iempcraulents, Prtn lu-fy-
gicuc, the Nnr.ng Ol toe sicf, Sic p. Food We tia
non, q . IL Apter smother 81 ncct, 50 delicate
in Ia nature thst II IL sPut bYonl t,e domain 81
waruu al but phJ s.ca 50 aceursul IN It's results
IN uOder sociey ne Is most explicit nd alike true o
Goa, to virtue, - life, ia to ciety, shows HE truth
urcscuteC IA the te chimes 4 the scripture tn lie
be In VITA cone pton-with great force, to winch ~
added fiihful wIrnlngt
l'ric oi the Medical AlyseT $i5n sent postpaid.
Addr Che author Il buffalo, \. " ladeiphul Pre-
b9icTIIH.- .idu.
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Bolro an0 aooms.
ADV

May leave their favors Tor uE SIN ~ rho onIy
author H'd ny IOWA advertisement Oiicrs,
LBS Br ildwIy. curlrr Of 3lst st. till o. NJ, aud
.lOS We ed st., opposite drAul Opera Huuse. and
NJ. 76O 81 av. corner ut iith st., until = T.. ~
Mock rA CIAr-e
4 NENLN-FURNI~HED front room and bed.
~ room Tor one uf Two gc item ~ ttule Tor Ngnt
nous keeping, AZ 2Si sprngstp near ludson.
4 WIDOW woman can accommod 10 Young
N woman SIN noard; also, furnished han room 10
lei, top floor 300 1t ay
4 ROOM, furnished fur housekeeping gs aud WA
N Ter $50 wees private family. 3l3 W. 2itl 4.
fEW LEI Furnished single room, south IN SX-
posnl". w.th 90 without IRE N nt lriNate family
CAL, Nlth reference, az 80 N,st .p..,si.
vat or without uOafdi use Il pariur. 81 Downing
ftfcet.
a(D COTTAGE plice-A trN ruOnls Wltl IRE aad
Do gas, 10 lct VITA boa. "a. Cor ruf iluuht nht
OIA HhOOllE So. .tut. a.l auu $50 lanes
,pOJ cAu DO aeD..A .o4A.e4 al,n .o4l., 1sl4ls
m44crat0
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Bnstntes Nuttt,s.

r. the world onlv knew haw uucN 7 owete
Dr. Ga - II -cOvefv, IOJiDE OF AMMONIA. II Curod
NE ~ t'at terri IL I'M 'iniunu ~ rn.u na SUI can
never say nou IN lis praise FRI DkRi X GREEN,
No. lUt West 23t H.. New Notk
bou hf all druggists. Depot AL 0th nV., New YORK.
Omy % cents anu 81 per bottle
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DARKER MOAsE.-D H. At Berrcn Point. y. j..
by the Rrv. Gcl rye Il. Gray. Slmuei = Bnkcr OF New
ORR to Gertrude y, young a. daughter OF the late
Rev. ! Inn Miase Of Md churg, \. Y.
WOODWARD. AkCnEK- THURSDAY, Dec; ., AZ
the residence OF the brides pirrns, the Rev. James
Cameron. Robert r. Woodward. 3D. to Henrietta Archer.
moth of inns CITY.
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Troy, Dec, l5.-rhe Rev. John Henry Hobart
Browu, S. T. d., Of Cohoer, consccratcd Bishop OF
Fond du Lac, Wis. IN st. Jlhns Church this nR
bishop Potter presiding Tie -.rmun pre- clrd ny
bishop Welies OF " scOnln. After tiG conservation
collation. rived Ia tn basement OF Inc cuurch, ana
uiiuer gwen ~ Banup DO4nc nj his residence IN
Albany tu.nsut.
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SUPREME COuRT-CH AMnEHs,-Nos, 20, s.. lle,
e., g IA ~ iS A. S2 SoO 20 2o' PSI 81
sUraFNs ,ouar -Irnoi'L Term Case on. ,.o-
qslO iD5le 1872, 1862 t5S 2h5s, 10 3s4, 2A, lU,p,
eli5. IA. 1850 1904 S7, ssi, .'sia 2lsl 1857, 2ia
9lgJ 1853, AZ, ia7p 3i5a aii1, lJY luil 2unl n
a.. >os s7Ci i6is 1852 e1o'9 1928 1924 49, l5s'
Qs. i6.le .Qii, 5Gsi, ies s5ge. 5000 Pert IL Nus'
pSl 1917 1859 S3l, N9'3, 1853. 49, 81 3e0v, l2i7,
lt55. usSlp liul. 40 H. $3.50 1896 JO30 3O3 1901,
27ln l22lL. 1877. 33' !, $3.50, LJ7
SUPhRIOR tOURr-Psft l.. tse on. Part II.-Nos.
SOS HSo id pei, 49, 9bi s9i, lsos, 1876, gld 1885,
l172. Sui, SOUiN b,H.
toMMos PLEAs- Part Case on. Part fl Nos 1857.
lsSe isS loli 2l3 1874, 2ip, lsl2 l20s, 90. 2lOs
COMMONS Plr,s- EoulrY Term. Nos. l2, 81 90 %,
81, ~, -, A. 1S, ~
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Etierous Noiitrs.

ALBRO'S FRIDAY ryENING MEETINGS.
~ Ha5 west 36th -. torprayer sngng Il sankey's
sung. solo Other is, tar audience. I'm
tie instructor 4 nrscia music teacAers Books
Furnished. 7 T. NJ. All welcome
DENINAI. WORK. m Sew York Citv-Tde Rev.
III Dr. Aruitage viii deliver hls fourth lecture On
the III" above thcne) IN Or Tyng's Church,
dis0n av amt 42d st., tonight, ~ - Hlnc3.
SPECIAL subject tom 1t: What Sabbath School
Teachers eau do IN this Work"
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Arrlved-wEpSpsoAr. Dee. Is.

steamship Russia, Liverpool mdsc. and pass
steamship X lic.erDOcatr, sew Orleans. indie' and
pass
Steamship Brashnar New Orleans mdsc and pass.
steamship AiDemarle, Lcwe- m &c. ami pass
steamship lie mora, PNrilaui. lu Ice. tu ptsa.
steamship Micl4nd, Ham Iurg, m lsc. and pass
A b. tut unlIr .g 4llcIt.t NIft Haa',.
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Don't lose YOUR Hair ID" Chevaie y Life for the
Han restores gray mar perfec ". II Us t. ala out
at once. icr. its grow "a 4 ly and masses tho
hair beautiful. Sold b. all druggists.
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Perfect Health Ev,rJ body should Tue theh
health moro thtn r uey. n 1 crnu u rciIr 10 neg.
cct coughs Ids ard .Ore tirouts. when such ailments
may result 10 fat ptlmlun com tnts. Telr safety
tORDiA1,wh nepeediy purlncs Al In iunat. ~ blood
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M" ',S-tron99cs' Linimr.t IN Marke,," "BRowNT
use. Cures Rneum 'ti-m, COIc, C0lds, sprSins, and
Bruises.
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A Dollar Case of Hom~ opathic Medicines,
win direction. r tn ir u.s. nj postpaid On rfccpt
oftL SMITHS Homo Ipatnic Pnariniy 1O' Attn ~
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The SEASON Of ains IL approaching, and n
there one tfeent that sn tntetcHt ad prcfris 70
auOter II ia ct ~ clc sant iurs. SUCH N he ob-
tanned u either of KNON'S ha stores. 22 brOadwRy,
NJ. J33 Bro dwuy, or Ia tn Flith Avenue liUtcl
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Take n tlins blt Qlifk's Irlan Tea, aud DO
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Gusincss lluilt,s.

save your Doct r. blli~ bv uaing Wi-tar'-
BI, m ~ Wid Chefry iur Coughs, Colds, SC 90 cas-.
andSl.
Any one can SEE ntH rlancc that POmcr0yis
L..s-c lluis is Ia U-st. luce, u. a. 8. o~4nu!.
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MARINE INrELLIGEvcE.

MtsfArCRs NLiASAc -rWs nav
sun r.see... IA sun sr.s.... "a Moon rises. 10
non WArER-rnts Day
ANDY HooRi0 33 Gov, lsandll % ilell Gate. l2 "a
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pIFt.
RUSSELL. * SON~,
81. ICE CREAM,
l. Bible House. opposite Cooper Institute View York.
I)O~T OFFICE NOTICE.. The foreign mails for
the cneng Saturd ~. Dec. Is 1879 VIII close N
THIS Office tuesday 3ai1 4. ~, for Europe % 2
stearn,r Ia ota VIA Queenstown; GA "Wednesday Al
A. NJ. pr europe, per steamer Java via Queenstpwni
on THURSDAY at 80 n for Europe per steamer
Frls a, va Plymouth Hni II tnhnrg on "a urday AZ
A. NJ for England, " its, Ire.tnd, aud France. per
steamer city Of hchnn nj. Wat u ensOAn; aud AT $50
A. NJ, Tor scotland, per steamer 30 IVA, VA GLASGOW
and At 1880 A. NJ, for Europe per steamer Oder
sOuthsInptD ana bremen. +. l.. JAMES, =. NJ.
o.. BY o. frnk. scnn on, p. can b. obtained nj AZ
Monroe II. anu l1g Front St (basemenl, New York.
II. c. FRINK.
VvuETOILG ATE! Pr ze Pctlr, sent fr'e An
Ingenious gem! 90 objects 10 nndl Address, with
stamp. y. q. ABBEY, Bufdp, y. Y.
WANTED to nuY-Tools OF artihcia flowers and
w leave, makers. Address NJ, care OF Baut, 70
West houstonst.
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4uslnsss GQNntts.

RARE chance A nrst-class confectou ~ store
~ for ~ cheap nr.t-ca neiyhOlrhl1t GOOD bust.
mss doin% az cash over I countr 90 aih nv.
DIG CHANCE -Couicct 1nery TOY. stationery.
ID variety stock, nN.ure, three schools "ithin TWO
blucksi newspapers within eight blOcNs small
prce; cause sckness ~ CIR ham av.. lirooklyh h. D.
NANDN aid toy stor tor sale, mex; to two schools.
CAL for two Gays at 90 rat t.
NOR SALE-rhe lease aud fixture, of the liquor
Il store % Oliver ~. corner u OAK IN old staAd
well established. Apply ~ the brewery. b73 Washing
ton ST. or 70 \. KENNEDY, 81. II. aul 81 av.
NOR SALE-An old established cigar store, with
II ttock and nNturts, nov do lg goo business viii
BE- soiI at bargain AZ. " at 2uS Montague st..
Bro Vn
IYOR SALE chcap-A nrstclass corner nquor store,
fare satisfactory reasons for ing Address
LIQUOR STORE, box 1853 sun uince.
IHOR SALE-Candy. toy. stationery. end cigar
Store 3 rgr schuus Oh the IloCe VIII ne b ia
cheap uupu hut business calls the owner 10 chicago.
NJ. 1873 Greenwich Il.
INANCN STORE sa.e Win count f. shchiuT.
u Iups, stove, tuys, fancy goods, 49, Old IN coube
an nee u sickness 81 Madison a.
NOR AIE-Restnurant. win coffee cake saloon,
1 doing n ouautssi e. Dc sol cheap l13 south 4.
NOR HAIE-A candy store sud news depot call
1 early, Alle cannon ~
INOR SALE-A butter Store IN n GOOD locality. For
Il terms, Inquire At lbs l. lst 32 ST.
NOR SALE-Job r.nting ofiro. Gordon pgts st. new
A VDe &c. 81 Eldrilse T.. curn'r IrAnu
EHQR SALE CHEAP-CaudS and variety store
Il III Gre n Nlch nv
MILK ROI TIE for sale, doins nlce business. Call
WI al 133 lutA aY.
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MlsttII1lnons.

INVOICES obtained. lawsuits managed advcs
IJfree. f.. lkINu, Lawyer. Notary Puzzle, dst. Markb
u
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NOR SAIE-rhe lease aud fixture, Of the liquor
II store - Oliver ~, corner u OAK an old etaAd
well established. AppA ~ the brewery d73 Washing
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Weekly or monthly ua,inents Tor furniture,
ca. C. .nl bedding, Is. al. Gov srtnwal., LOO Chat
la st.-Llg
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DIG CHANCE -Coutccti inery. toy stationery.
ID variety stuck nx,ures three schoOls within TWO
blocks, no newspapers within eight bluc,s small
price; cause sickness 10 Gr ham ave. brooklyn, T.. ID.
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IHOR SALE-Candy. toy. stationery. end cigar
/ Store 3 l.rsr schuus on the UloC. Nill ne 10
cheap uupu tau business calls the owner chicago
NJ. 1874 II.
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4 RARE chance A nrstclass confection " store
~ for "a rheap. rr f-c ncyhJ lrhlnt good busl.
IS doiu- az cash overt C count r. %. 3ih nv.
, 1875-09-19
CHICAGO'S GREATEST DANGER.


No city on the American Continent has to-
day 50 many elements Of prosperity as Chi
cago- The growth Of its population and
commerce is nov as rapid and steady Us ever,
and Is altogether unparalleled elsewhere.
There are no notable signs anywhere Of retro
gresslon. We know of bnt one serious men
nee to its welfare, and that is its local poIti-
col condition The citizens and tax-p,vers
of Chicago have permitted themselves 10 be-
come SO much angrossed with their business
affairs TINT they have handed over their no.
hhcd interests to those who are ready to
make politics business. This is the reason
why the contest Of city and county has passed
into the hands Of reckless, irresponsible.
and non-tax-paying set Of persons, whose
sngle purpose is to possess for themselves,
and divide among their friends, as large
an amount Of the public funds as they can
clutch It is notorious fact TINT the ereat
bulk OF of1ce-holders in this city do not con-
tribute ons dollar to the payment Of public
expenses. They are not taxpayers, but al
together ta1-eaters, and their personal inter-
ests are antagonistic to the interests of those
who pay the taxes Not only this, but the
tax-paying community refuses to be aroused
to the danger incident 70 such condition.
The ts1-eaters assembled on Wednesday
evening Last with that perfect confidence
institnted By possession not only Of al tho
othnAe Int af Tia hallotboxea. Ths undis-
, 1875-09-19

There is an effort making to Induce Judge
ncA11lsrEn, OF the Supreme Court, 10 re-
no7e 70 Chicago md becoms candidate for
he Superior Court, to succeed Judge GARY.
We do not believs Judge MoA111srKn is =
party to any such tricky proceeding. The
resignation of Judge THH leaves a vacancy
N the Circuit Bench which has to BE- filed
Ibis year. The filing Of that vacancy does
not include the rejection Of An incumbent
u Judge AoA11.urz1 feels disposed to serve
N the local eourta in preference to the Su-
2reme Court, - have no doubt that the
people Of this county, without distinction Of
party would support him for the vacant
placs on tho Circuit Bench They have dons
tn's before On more than one occasion. But
sooee GARY has served two terms On the
bench OF ths Superior Court With great &C.
eePtao1ntY. Ths lust time he was elected
py tho unanimous vote of ali parties.
tneFe II no reason why = faithful,
not'est, and oompstent Judge should bs re-
moved simply 10 make room for another.
eudgs GAnr haa bean laborioas public .err.
mt No ons haa sver questioned hi, IntIt,.
Ill., Hin hdalt1 te his duty, hla fal,r,1k. Z
, 1875-09-19

The Chicago produce markets were very
irregular Saturday. Mess pork was quiet and
sc per brl higher, closing at $ol.95 cash
and $21. Go for October. Lard was quiet and
SC per 100 tbs higher, closing at $13,55
cash or seller October. Meats were in bet
ter demand and steady, at 733c for shoulders,
llsc for short ribs, and ll3@l2c for short
clears. Lake freights were quiet and un-
changed. at &c for corn to Buffalo. High
wines were active, at 81. Is per gallon. Flour
was dull and easier. Wheat was active and
23c lower, closing ut $1.os3 cash and $1o74
for October Corn WAS active and &c lower,
closing at 593c cash and 575c for October:
Oats were in fair demand and 44@1c lower,
closing at SIC cash and $3.50 for October.
Rye was fr1ner, at 7Gl@77c. Barley was
quiet and lc lower, closing at ST.. for Sep
tember and $1.054 for October. Hogs we're
in moderate demand and unchanged, selling
at SC. 50@9.50. Cattle were quiet and weak
Sales were principally at Ss.oo@5.oo. Sheep
remained steady, with sales Of poor to extra
at $:.5o@5.25 per 100 lbs. One hundred
dollars in gold would buy S116.75 in green
backs at the close.
, 1875-09-19

bitter feeling. In the second place, these de-
non1inationa1 divisions give the Roman Cath
olcs the powerful argument that Protestant
ism cannot be true, because the Protestant
Churches cannot agree in common belief,
but each denomination is broken up into sub
sects, which are constantly wrangling with
each other. In the early days Of the Protest
ants, when they were unit, they made enor-
nous numbers of converts, and gained over
millions Of Catholics to the Reformation
When they became strong enough to stand
alone, they commenced quarreling over petty
points Of doctrine, and split into numerous
warning and Draw ling sects, and the result is,
that Protestanism is no longer progressive.
Instead Of uniting its forces into the most
compact possible shape and gaining strength
by uaion, its forces have hittered away their
strength in internecine disputes and conten-
tons about non-essentia1s. The sub-sects are
beginning to perceive their error in this regard,
and the present tendency is towards burying
the small points of difference out Of sight,
and uniting Oh the essential doctrines for the
sake of mutual safety, and to push forward
the work which all profess to have at heart.
, 1875-09-19


We publish to-day, in our amusement COZ
utnns, the final installnent OF correspondence
between Gen McCLuRa and ]. a. Nc
V1cxrs. Tho issue of personal disagree
nent has nothing Of interest in it for the
public The facts in the matter ars very
laar. While Gen McC1una may have been
betrayed into sort Of half consent to permit
.part Of the First Regiment to appear as
asupers on theatrical stage, it il very
evident that that half consent was given with
The utmost reluctance, and against his better
Judgment His final ordar, whau permitted
IN opportunity to act, was peremptory
refusal The only orTor made by
Gen. MoCLuna WAS in not refusing
point blank in the first place,-an er-
aor which is e1cusable in view Of the extrnor-
ainary pressure brought to bear On him.
Had be allowed the members OF his regiment
10 appear upon the stage be would have
nwered himself and his command in public
1stlmation- Friends Of the organization and
he public at large will rejoice that he refused
Ihs First Regiment il too important public
possession to be used at will for purposes Of
private profit. Gen. MoC1uao will have the
satiaacton Of knowing that his course Is ap-
proved by the public. If thu officers and
men Of his command do not now appreciate
he wlsdom and dignity Of his refusal, they
rM by and By.