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programme was carried and Pinch
oncll was placed In nomination and
received the following vote, Senate,
eighteen to i've House, forty,eght
TO seven. There Will be a loint
sc-s .on tomorrow for the Official cum
vasS OF The vote vi the state.
The reelection of Pinchhack brushes
the Hopes of several aspiranta. Tho
custom house ring Is anId 10 he ospe-
ciully disappointed at the turn affairs
have taken aud the belief IL now that
they viii favor recons,ruciion or n new
election.
NEw 0RLEANs, January l3.--rhc
house and sennte met aud compared
the Journals Of yesterday, and declared
|, b. -. Pinchbnck elected United
States senator, and passed resolutions
requesting congress 10 immediately In
Stilutc n thorough investigation into
the condition of affairs iu Louisiana.
HARRISBURG, January 49, The de-
mandatory resolutions, regarding Lou.
isIana, were adopted by II strict party
vote IN the house BY one hundred and
two to eighty-tivc.
MADRID, January l3.-Alfonso was
enthusiastically received ut Valencia.
PARIS, January l3.--'rhe lie Soir
says there are rumors In circulation In
the lobbies ofthe assembly to-day that
the Carlists had taken Pampeuna and
General Moriomo, commanding the
national troops IN the north had pro-
nounced against Alfonso.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, January 49,
The senate met and adjourned.
There was no organization IN the
house. .,..i,
a resolution was adopted requesting
Gordon and Stephens, of Georgia, TO
look after the interests Of Florida until
Conover, Piernan and Wells find it
convenient to return TO Washington.
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FROM AUSTIN.

Special 10 the Houston telegraph
The senate was called to order ut II
A. NJ. by Lieutenant Governor II. b.
Hubbard. A quorum heing present, il
was opened with prayer by Rev. III.
Tallaerro, chaplain.
The president OF the senate read his
address congratulating the senate on
the prosperous condition of the state
finances, the success of immigration,
and the troutier being free from hostile
incursions, lie fecliiigly alluded to
the condition Of affairs in Louisiana.
The senators from Guadalupe, Ma
lion and Cherokee We're. appointed a
committee TO cooperate with II COM
mi!tee lroui the house Ia wait on the
governor fnlurnIinghln VI the organ
izati IN Of the legislature.
Adjourned to II n.
When called 10 order, the message
aud documents fIom The governor were
received, aud the mrsaasc partially
read.
The filling Of vacancies Of. clerkships
was postponed unll to-morfow.
Ii Wa. ordered 10 have five thousand
Eugilsll ana one tuOusunu Gerluui
copies of the message printed.
The senate adjourned to ten O'clock
IN. MORROW.
Tie speaRer, G. NJ. Bryan, called the
ilou-e t. order at llaI5 A. NJ. NJ. y.
MBlsun, oI Brszolia, JlH Stuart Nj.
". Davis, of Houston, j. NJ. Moore, of
,a,uetes, AID Z. II. Wood, of Waller,
"cre sworn IN.
The speakri delivered hts address
and referred, IN painted terms, to the
usurpatinns in JUuisiiIna aud eSpress-
ed a preference for sucli dos!Otl4m as
that Of Turkey, ten thoubaiii to one,
over that with which intlisiona WAS
CURSED. gt sHtr sgi- H
He feeIingly alluded TO the great
leaders OF the south, whose names he
believed would yet tn piitwined in
wteaths OF The blue aud tlrgraN, with
in the ehaplet Ut Americas heroes aud
martyrs.
The message, was seltih by the guy-
ernur. benai ythe Ieadiipsof WHICH the
house adj uIued till o A. sh To inarr ~,
Major JUnes, OF The frontier Ikiltal-
jon. arrived last night, and reports
having Travelled through snow from
December It'll, to January 9th,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New YORK, January 13.-Moses
Chamberlain, convicted Of sending
scurrilous postal 9cards through the
mails, was sentenced to pay n fine of
5000. Governor I'itlen refused 10 in
terfere in the cases of the two murder
ers, Jackson and Jarvis, and they will
be hanged on Friday next. Cable dis
patches announced two months ago
that q portion of one of Murrillo's pic
lures in the Cathedral of Seville, con
tanning the picture OF st. Anthony, OF
Padua, had been taken out of the can
vas aud stolen. 1t was supposed the
fragment was taken to America. This
turned out to he tr:ie Mr.. Schaus, H
we'll known art .d.~,tr 90 Broadway,
WA rrign,ly o'iee "a two 5paniuri~,
diminishing piitutc, aioi nitcr i.iehtify
ing II he purchased : io' lNo hundred
dollars. Mr.. SgAaus has Voluntarily
and unqdlhitioi1iiy placed the work
fart, plheI, iS 0hdiy damaged, at the
dis,ajsiaon of tllr Spanish, govern
ment, through SeG0r De Vriaris, com
sui in This city.
LONDON, January 10. The steamer
Cortes was lost Ia the bay of Bisc0y,
with six ofthe crew.
New ORLEANS. January BIN the
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.


Notice Is hereby given that by vItue of
n certain deed nf trust, TO me made, signed,
executed and delivered by W. q. Young ann
NJ, 8. G. Young, hiswife, on the 18TH day OF
September, 1873, 10 sccu.e the payment of
two certain promissory. notes ninde by the
said W. G. Young, dated The Is II day Of Sep
te,nber, 1873, payabl, to 4, O.rJMdans pres
fdeni Of ihe't1ty Bank OF DALLAS ornrder. In
she sum oi one for eight and thirty
seven .ii;y u undredth currency dollars, and
one FOR Ave hundred aud eighty six silver
dollars, payable II Dsiy days after date,
and hearing interest at the rate of live per
cent per meuth from maturity; the first of
which said notes is credited with fifty dollars
currency, paid IsnnGry s, ls74 and the lest
one with fDrty-three seventy-five hundredih
silver dollars, paid Januuiy ~, 1874, said
deed of trust. being recorded In book U.
page i72 Of Dallas county records of deeds,
etc., TO pay the balance due on said notes,
and the expenses incurred by the execution
OF said trust, Will, on
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Tuesday, the pa day or Febrnnry, 1875,


Sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash In hand
at the court house door in the ~ OF Dallas,
Dallas county, Texas, the following de.
seribed tracts of land, to-wit: la Dallas
county. near Center Grapevine prairie, on
waters blackberry, about "a mites north. 81
degrees west Of city of Dallas, known as sur
vey "No. rs y" in hume OF San Antonto aud
Nj. Galf ruilrUad company, patent No. q, vol.
7, containing 60 acres. And also % acres
known HS survey No. 27af, IN tne name OF
Valentine .Wsiniiler, in Dslas county. OF
east side uf Elm flik of Trinity river. north
of city ~ Dallas about nine miles. same be
ing tile mudsnt upart 10 r. G. Iiawpe, In d.
vision of land between 7. G. tlawpe and NJ.
l.. swing And slsO lot M. Ia Young's
sub-aivisinn Of the eity ct DALLAS situated
sOutn OF W. =. Icungs pre.cut residence,
onting 1856 FEET Ou Veal sire ard iGi feei on
Marrell0 street, containing %, "A So are feet,
more or lass tiin said lot hing Immediately
Joining tn lot unon which W 81 YJung'e
residence is situated, together with all and
singular the Ilyi,ts. me nbsrs Embellishments
auurappuriSnan idthe same ia any man.
ner belonging or dpptrta ling
r. j yNDAE, Trustee.
Dallas, Texas, iat nars x ls7j 25nsw
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ruE WEATHER ru.nAy,

For the pasler0 gull states higher
barometer, lower temperature, nolh'
west 10 norhonrt Winds, partly cloudy
weather ana probably opoa-unpIly
coast rains wlllpreyull,
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WASHINGTON, II. G., January a.
The proceedings of the Beecher-Tilton
trial are too Indecent for the telegraph
column.
Conflrmations-M Nancy, minister to
Eucador; Hooker, minister to Russia :
q. w. Iugall, agent for the Cherokees,
Creeks, Chocktaws, Chickasaws and
Semmoles. stf5 Eh tf W..
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l,ank suspended.

New YoRE, January l3.-The Uuion
bank OF Jersey City suspended to-day.
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The impossibllty OF collecting so-called
"MoNTHLY BILLS" as SUCH compels me
TO adopt the CASH SYSTEM. Nc exceptions
specific contract before the work Is done.
|. also hereby iuiorm those indebted to the
Arm of Grove Il Waltz that after February
list the.open ACCOUNTS of the firm will be lii
the hands Of Thompson Il MoCollom, attor.
neys, for collection BY law, and as this Is a
matter Of written agreement, Will have no
discretionary power in the matter, go please
call and settle ut
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e9ailg8srala

OGire Ia "neraid hloek," CeFner si
nain and Lamar streets, Oyer first
national imnk, nusiness Onipe-
PTaHi Haom, heeand aiaFy,
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Phenix Planinq Mill.

Where with the heaviest and best machines
In the United states, u character II work
excelled by none and the moi To mo waiting
foryour orjersand satistl,ctiOng to
all," / am still n candidate Tor L SHIRE Of the
patrona,e OF my friends and The public.
2k0ilw lQa tay1t II ID. H.. GROVE.
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THURSDAY MORAlsG, JAyrAm II
rIrE DALLAN lInMAI.n

Il ihe 0Diy paper ia n0sihe "a
Texas liinl receives lhe fan
Press dispatches.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.

MARSHALL, TEXAS.
Colonel =. n. Bass. Virginia Military In
stitutc. professor OF mathematics and natu-
raj sciences.
NJ. X. Miller, A. H., Richmond (ya) Col.
legc, professor Of ancient aud modern Ian
gnages-aided by competent assistants.
The next session begins January 4, 1875, and
continues six months. a.faARAN r
Tuition fees range from three 10 six dellars
per month. Board In best families from
twelve and n half to fftoeu dollars per
month. Tuition payable one-hqlf IN advance,
The buildings Of this institutlOnlave been
thoroughly repaired aud refwlmlAllcd with
patent revolving seat desks. Apply for CIR
culars. tft ~ f270lim =
, 1875-07-01

eeven days and nights have pnssed since
the jury In the DrKcuEn case retired to their
room for consultation, a1,d no verdict has
been agreea upon An equally protraotod
session by petit jury, in either civil or
a crininal case, WAS nover before known. It
mssns simply that tho jury in the retiring
room, like the Jury Of the world at largo, are
divided ~ to the crotlibil!ty Of the wituessea
Who gave conflicting testimony,-both sides
arm In their determination to have verdict
their own way or not at all. THIS
state Of things Is disappointment
to the pArtisans Of the defendant,
who confidently predicted q prompt
finding In their favor, while for several days
preceding the close Of the Arguments, q dis
agreement was the most the plaintiff dar I'D to
hope for. A verdict at this late day would
scarcely DO victory for either sido, as It
would be regarded IL the reault Of physical
exhaustion rather than honest conviction on
the part OF the jury. Common humanity, a.
we'll a. common sense, would seen to sue-
gest tho liberation Of tho twelve prisoners,
who are su1Foring in bad causs 1t tls best,
and to no purpose after all.
, 1875-07-01

The grent trouble with tho C'ty"nall crowd
is TINT they rroenredthc adoption OF tue CHAR
ter Of 1917 Tor selfish purposes without hav-
ing tile faittest idea of 1t provisions. They
thus find themselves checked at eyory step
they make IN carrying ont their designs.
Whether or not they will continue to ride
over the charter which they pretend to hRro
adopted, and at tho sane time ignore the Old
charter, thus detying all restraints and oil
law, remains to beseon. Tho now ordinance
abo'ahing the Board OF Police aud Fire Conf
m'ssioners having been adopted in detiance
of the Law Department it now seems prob
able TINT both tho objects Intended 10 DO Mt
teined thereby will be defeated BY tho pro-
vislona OF tho charter Of 1812, under which
the City-iiall crowd profess to act. There IL
no doubt that ono OF the purposes was to put
JAKE REuA in absolute control Of the Police
Department, bnt We fail 10 see how this is
possible under the provision OF the charter
which NO cited yesterday, aimee RkHH Is not
resilient IN tho city nor has bcen Tor tue
year Immediately preceding the appointment
as required by the Charter OF 1877. II the
Clty-Anll crowd recognize any charter, they
will probably have to fau BACK on capt
H1oKET, who will not DO agreeable, 1t is
said. to Cotvr', nor to REHM either II the
adoption OF the now ordinance blocks out
NEnA a'togethor' the crowd will DO moro nn-
h"pry without the board than it WINS with the
board. ..
Another purpose IN pasasng this ordinance.
there is reason to behave, was to mako
place for AID. HiLpnE7H' Tho progrn1hsno is
to appoint him Fire Marshal. This would he
calnmity. bESszn, tho present Marshal. is
, 1875-07-01

MuIIHTT is going 10 Europe. Tl,is Ia
pleasant news. It would be still more pleas
ant news il wo were ut liberty to announce
that nluLlE9r IL going to stay in Europe. Wo
fear, however, that he is not, aud that after
daluuing st. Peters aud tho Milan Cathedral
aud calling tho Popo an ass and Bismarck a
------ - fool, how'll return to us again To on.
noble our language with his dasling rhetoric.
We hopc, however, that ho will encounter
5foopx and SANKxr during his visit, ana that
they will be courageous enough to wrestle
with Linn. The only hope for MuLLxrT, now
or hareaftcr, IL tint MooD1 may get hold Of
him and shake lin up. Il ho doos not, he
will go through Europe leaving blue stroak
OF ruin boliud him.
, 1875-07-01

Ihs Chicago produce markets were rather
tame yesterday. Aess pork was In fair de-
inland and l0o per lrl lower, closing at sla.46
for July and &19.G6 for August. Lard was
quiet aud GOO per 100 lbs lower, closing at
0ls.25@ls.ao cash, and l8.40@l3.46 for Au-
gust. Meats were quiet and drm, at 81 for
shoulders, 114@11to for short ribs, and lilo
for abort clears. Hlghwiues were quiet and
easiss at St.l6 per gallon Lake frsights
wsre moderately actlve and steady, st 21o for
wheat to Buffalo. Flour waa more active and
firm. Wheat was active and easier, closing
1t $lo2} oa.h. Aad el.o33 for August. Corn
, 1875-07-01

The Common Council yesterday arpropri.
ated $4,000 to carry on the Public Library
for tho next year, and Thus averted disgrace
which would have been inflicted upon tho city
if no appropriation had been made. The Bun1
voted is little enongh, but If it will suffice tc
keep tho Library open, even without the pnr
chnse Of additional books, tho people will
have cause for congratulation that tho Conn'
Gil was not wholly made up OF H1IpnETns
SoHAFFsEns, CAsrpE11s, Cu1LEnroHs, Con
conAas, and other enemies Of public intelli
Rence.
, 1875-07-01

Yankee RoD1Ssos's circus-men hare shown
their aptitude for tricky performances out
sidc Of the sphere Of tho legitimate. They
have in fact trenched upon the domain Of
tho juBgler. Tho hnanoinl embnrrassmonta
Of the troupe ut st. Paul have given tho
mombers Of tho company IN opportunity TO
chow their remarkable agility in running od
horses held for debt and spiriting away othor
property OF tho concern In tho most mar.
velouR manuor. Tho whole establishment
was attached but few days since, aud tho
attachment still holds good, but not 10 with
the show, which Inns by degrees bcen reduced
to few fourth. class Nosinunt tca and beggar.
ly array Of scat lumber
, 1875-07-01

The Board of Police hayc no intention of
quietly allowing themselves to be kicked out
Of Office. They have procured IN injunction,
which the Mayor and Aldermen will probably
obey pending tho argument by counsel aud
tho decision By Judge Doo7u as to the valid
ity Of the legislation by which it is sought to
abolish tie Board. Tho monbers of tho City
Law Department, who havo already pro-
nounced against the power Of the Council to
destroy tho existence OF the Donrd. will oc-
cupy an awkward position in arguing against
their own opinion end belief. Tho case
comes up Tomorrow.
, 1875-07-01

thair +anroaenfatfven Tu- rnarkumnn frorn
In ,,,on,nr+ thov 1o,,od ~, t1,o shoxoe ~ Ira.
1onl wcro ,,,o rec;,,,cn, ~ a cort;nroua aariea
Of festivities. Their rou.a Ia Dnhl;n was mn
ovotion, Thcv hayo hcen fetoa tl;ncf and
w;no<1. Tim nnlv 1or,, AJavora n tin t1ni.od
Kingdom those Of 1ondon' York md Dub
lin. mid them t,,e commitment Of be,no prea-
ent at their receptions and con neratulatca
them upon their victory. Tho popuIace On
tbo streo,o orccted tha,n with chnnra wbo,.
ever they a,,ncarcd. All Dublin has floated
the Amcrican i,ac. and We hive no doubt TINT
the fayor;to rrsh ,,nr,c during thc;r e,av
too, tim mu1t;tu1;nnna an,orican forms.
from straiehts" to tho most elaborate
cocktn;1, Tim most nmusno ,lisnlav Of Irish
cnthue;nsn, seems In ,,ovo tohcn nlaco on thu
toroet-f,eIl itself, Tho Americans wero en-
couraced bv apn1ausc. .but the unfortunate Irish
, 1875-07-01

aud when writing another mans name ia
held to be thrice as sinful ns murder,
1t Ia not difficult to SEQ why mur-
der grows moro and more common, and
why the deadly disgrace OF lynch Inv
demoraliaea the community. Since the death.
penalty was reponlcd in Iowa tloro has not
been one single murderer sentenced to i'm
prisonn,cnt for life. Moreover, pnrdons l,ave
been freely granted. Altogether, the stato
Ia about rs fine an example Of the effects Of
the aickly sentimental theory Of criminal law
NJ could 10 desired. 1t is stock argument
ngainst abandoning hanging elsewhere.
, 1875-07-01

We print n letter from correspondent CIV
ing lis views on the subject Of redeeming
the greehbacka. He complains TINT va 1nis-
represent those who favor an increase Of
grcenbaoks. Ho states the position Of this
class to be:
/. All paper money to be Issued by the
Government.
2. THIS money to be redeemed In bonds or
gold. not on demand, but at the pleasure Of
tho Government.
0. The bonds to bear such interest as to
give them gold valuc.
4. The issne Of paper money to be restrict
ed 10 M amount as will keep it ut par with
tie bombs.
We confess TINT In long experience Of the
countless plans proposed by oil parties We
never heard of this one suggested by my par-
ty or person until now. It has never been
proposed BY my political organization, nor
even by my Of the vnrious bodies known rs
Workiugmen's Congresses or Farmers Con-
vensions.
TuE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has more than once
proposed that the Government should Issue a
gold interest bond into which tho currency
might DO funded ut the pleasure of tho holder.
''",A DoAA ~o14>' ~ W r"* W '14o ia.aA Ae'
est than the current value OF money, which is
now about per cent. Such bond would
noa, 'ne s'eono"sAS u pal, OF 70 Tue Saiao OF
ing such bond would bo to gradually ab-
sorb tho whole volume Of our currency. To
get this money out agaiu the Government
"o"u nh'o " ouy ~ eae ooAloS WIN Bo'o'
HUI ,1'en 'hs,'e no.es ~Asn won1u ne as
I"es45 solnuaea ~ ponus ~ tho NA.'onn
i'alA uoses "eso ",'as'aSn ., e1a s.eenoaehs
issueo III pi'''7 u thel, T., "a "ou.o 'nen oaa
o''. o'',I Aau'a'u u''4''ons u oo1a.s " oof
iunaea aeo'' aoo nAse 10 cuf3oncS "na'eFer'
bn. our co.fesl'onaen' proposes 10 Fe1neoy
eii 'n,s oy sl'pulat'ne thss the no" currency
saou'a ns''nef oe 1eoeenao'e IN go'a nor
iuhaao'e II III bonus except a. 'ne pleasure OF
.nS ''o'e,nnlsn'' tnn' Ii, ,aa' Inc notes saa'l
oa T"Sao'e no' On aemanu' out at dne p1easof'
OF tne drawer. ihat Is tho precise condition
OF tne 8feenoaeKs a. thls ttme. IAey are
nos 1eoec"ao'e "htil tne Government shal
pfoV'oo 1oF |nelf reaemplohi 60 long aa TIC
Government aoea not provide Tor tic fedenp-
uoh, thoh Tue currency muas remain ae'
pseo'"'ea' oa' eoffesponooAt P1oPoses 70
oouo1e Ine 'lnou1'' u .ns currency subject
10 aucn fodohrt'on es tue Government may
en's Pto''a'' 1aas aoeS ''o' cnange Tue
ata'oH o. tne note8' II lea7ea II e3aot'y
"aoto " d. IohEFess may PsoV'ae o. any
moheh' !or TUG rcoemPs'on Or 1ahalng OF
'ie efe'no"'As' W. NJ '''An "oo aus tFeF aa"
, 1875-07-01
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE

nA1rs or arnscn1T1,ox PAYABLE N apTAxcft+
rnstnae l'rcpnli nt This Once
1aIl,, yrar. ....8t3.Mt Weekly. yssr"''B 1'Eff
TIT. NrrklY...... A.hb Ebyc topi1f...'.'' 'Ms
SUNDAY EiIlfon, Ton eopIss....s's'' A4'Vo
d1ub:s fhcot.... I.tUI
rsEts Of yeaE st ths sanac rats.
Nan1zp-t}ns .etss agent tu raeh town Aad sai!aes'
Special ArranE smcnts msds With such.
Slsemen cnplcs sent frro
Trrte.ent deitr and snasks he turs and Ftre Post
ptbct address In iu1l, including Stats hnd County.
H+l bt ade nithcr BY draft e3pseaA Post-
o. GO order, In registered letters. at nnr risk.
rrnMa tn CIT HunscnrnEnt.
D.JI, de,rrcd Snndar excepted, 25 vents rar week.
ps!ly derured Sunda~ inrnitf. ~ csnts pss wssk.
Add,rss Tf TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner A!adse, md Dearborn.sts.. GhicaEos III.
, 1875-07-01

Wishing 10 mhte strong run for the Trcaanrerahtp,
Il 10 said lhst uEstNa hua nale arrangements for
being run by KKxLx1B notor.-EueslrI J0nrnd&.
KEEiEY's motor 10 said to be run By carbouio
acid gas. Does tho Journal wish to convoy tho
idea that tho Boss" depends On that kind Of
gaa for m election7
, 1875-07-01
ousToM.HousEs, HERE AND ELSEWHERE.

GuBT0M.HoU8Es. HERE AND ELSEWHERE.
The Cincinnati Gazeth is troubled about
the condition Of the Chicago Custom House.
oinnati, Milwaukee, and the rost Of our trib-
utary cities. Tho Gazetts cannot understand
how Cincinnati stone should turn out 30 bad
", but mournfully concludes that 1t was on
account Of dishonesty on the part os SOME.
body up here. But the gravamen ot Its
charges Ii that the whole project Wa q job,
= generous donation by Congress toward the
rebuilding Of Chicago, unnecessary, and d
meEa sink for the peoples money. Tho facts
Of tho case are that Chicago got dong pa
ticntly until the Fire with cra1nped, crowd.
ed, md confined littla Government building
the stze Of one which is now being
enlarged In New Haven, Conn.,. town
Of some GO, GOO inhabitants. We did not bog
Congress for q now building; We put up
with what we Ind, despite tho fact that II
waa ludiorously disproportioned to the peal
neoda OF the three great departments, postal,
customs, and Judicial which were packed
away into Its few amall rooms. When tho
Fire finished this little structure, now one
had to DO built. Nobody who has seen tho
remains Of the old Custom House, and who
appreciates the amount Of work done for and
by the General Government in this city, can
fail to recognize the fact TINT the Chicago OF
1871 had outgrown the little gtone box built
for the Chicago Of 1856.
In obedience to an imperative necessity,
then, the new building. which was to contain
, 1875-07-01

ACADEMY DF MuStE-HAlse nj street. het tTst1 ~ Mo-
"Kip fan Winks."
, 1875-07-01

There is an almost annual uproar in several
parts OF the, country, especially In New En-.
gland, at tho discovery that SOME bonds pur-
porting to be issued by cities. towns, dis
trictB, md countioa in the Western States
have failed to pa! interest, or have boon de-
clarod void by the courts, or have otherwise
proved bal Investment. When any bonds
put on tha market have any circumstance in
their history which is Of O questionable char.
acter, they are assiduouRly advertised in tho
so.called religious papers, where, as general
thing, they arc editorially commended, and
people are urged to invest in them. We have
had, occnaon repeatedly to point out errors
and misrepresentation In the advertisements
Of local bonds, particularly whero these mis-.
representations have been Of a character cRl-
culated to mislead persons into purchasing
them. We find such an advertisement in q
New England piper; tho bonus are said to
bear 10 per cent interest, and the interest is
aaid to be payable aunnnlly July by the
State Treasurer III New York, at American
Exchange Bunk" The advertisement then
proceeds:
Those bonds ass especially strong. They ar~ not
only rst ort,a1t Of - per aero upon 0o3 acscs
of alprprel ar,nfag sandstho ralus Of which is
sessed at 50 per acro,-but they arc made ludg-
ent ien upon those lands, that IN Of default
In payment OF principal or interaat The holder ut
once, without she lnterpostlon Of court levy an ex-
acutcn upon any portion Of tho lands aud sell 10 the
highest bddcr for csah to sattay his claim. Tha
isrlsion Of these bJus In the stass Auditors oce il
guarantee that ths 8tsta authorities WILL by direct
le.y upon thess landa, collect aud pay to tbs bond
tpldar both fntarGat and bs1peipal