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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-19

The Washington Chronicle, in a column
editorial written by Coll FoRNEY, nomi.
mates General GRANT for third term Of
the Presidency.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-19
\Ehe Big nitcires.:-We learn fror

AQe- lS-1llLcHeSs7--Ne-- Iearp/ from
Commissioner PIERCE, that had favorable
weather continued this week the job of con-
structing bitches Nos. 21S and 219 would
have been completed. As good deal of
the work had to be sol and resold, it has
occupied considerable of Mr.. PIERcEs time
during the past two months in superintend-
ing the work. The magnitude of this
work can only be appreciated by those
engaged in it. Ditch No. 81 9is 81 miles in
length, and the estimated cost Of construc-
ton was $4,000. Ditch No. 21S is
miles in length with an estimated cost of
$4,000. The construction Of bitches may
be considered an expensive luxury, but it
is making Wood county the Eden of Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-19
CALI FoRNIA!

Have you any thought Of going TO Csiifor-
MIA
Are you going West, North or North West? !?
You want to know the best routes to take
The shortest, safest, quicest and must com
forta Bile routes are those owned BY the Chi
cago and North Western Railway Company
1t owns over two thousand miles Of the best
road there is in the country. Ask any ticket
agent to show you its maps and time ca rds.
All licketagents can sell you through tickets
by this route.
Buy your tickets via. the Chicago & North
Wesfern RaiImav fnr
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-19
Western Reserve College.-We bu

Western Reserve COllege.-We had
a pleasant visit, on Tuesday, from Rev. E..
]. ALDEN, NJ. A, who represents the above
College. This institution is located at
Hudson, Ohio, and was chartered in 1926,
"for the purpose of raising up learned
and godly ministry" and subscribing the
higher ends OF Christian education. It's
scmi-centennial will be observed during
the anniversary week of 1876, with appro-
pirate services. 1t has full corps Of
able instructors, commodious buildings
complete apparatus and library, and the
expenses Of tuition and living are quite
reasonable, especially to those who have
the work of the ministry in view. The
College was never in more prosperous
condition than at present.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-19

The only Democratic newspaper in Yer.
mont has suspended, and already the price
fsi5real esiate is looking up.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-19
TASTELESS
MEDICINES,

A prominent New York physician lately
cOmpla ined tn DUNDAS DICK d co. about
their SASDALwooD OIL CAPsuLEs, stating that
sometimes they cured mraculously, but tina a
patient Of his had taken them without effect
On being informed that several mutations were
sold, he inquired and found that his patient
had not been taking DUNDAS DICK & cos.
WhathRppened to this physician mig ht I'VE
happened to others and DUNDAS DICK e. co.
take this method of protecting ptysicions. drug
yists aud tlemseires, and preventing OH OF
SASDALwooD from coming into diSrepute.
PLY SIClANS who once prescribe tile Cap
suIes will continue to do so. for they con
tain the pure Oil in the best and cheap
est form.
DUNDAs DICK & CO. use more orr or
SAHDALwooD than all the Wholesale ard Re
tail Druggists and Ferfumers in the United
States combined, and this is the sole reason
why the pure Oil is sold cheaper in their
Capsules than in any other form.
OIL OF SANDALW0UD is fast superseding
every other remedy, sixty Capsules only be
ing required to insure a safe and certain cure
in Fix or eight DAYS. From no other medicine
can this result he had.
DUNDAS DICK & CO.'S SOFT CAPSUL-
ES solve the problem long considered by emil
mt physicians Of how to avoid the nausea aud
disgust experienced in swallowing, which are
well kn1wn to d-tract from innt destroy the
good effects Of many valuble remedies.
'otNdpsuIts are put UP III TIN IOll ana neat
boxes, thirty in each aud are the only Cnpsul-
es prescribed by phT Tsicians.
TASrELESS MEDICIN ES.--Castor
Oil and many other nauseOus medicines can be
taken easily and safely in DUNDAS DICK
& CO.'S SOFT CAPSULES. NO
TASTE. NO SMELL,
- These were the only Capsules
admitted to the last Paris Exposition.
Send for circular to, 35 Wooster ST., NY.
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES
HERE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-19
,TE<L.AGEaQRD<~ANCE.


AVRDlNANCE- To dnuaie and convey In
~ OF Perrysbune, No. 2lO and the North
hA OF In lot M. l09 Of said town to the
Ci2epissinners Of Wood county, Ohio, In
tr pr said county.
SEcHS BE il ordained bv the Common
Connc ~ the Incorporated Village oi Per-
rysbufE bio, giwO-lliIds Of all the memb >
cnneurr -Thatby virtue and authority uf
the hotNtie General Assembly of the State
OF OHIO 8ssed March l7ih, 1875, entitled
An Act prnvide fnr the removal of the
seat OF JHAce Of Wood couHtv, from the
lnc"rporated village Of Bowling Green to
that OF ferrk burg IN said county, &C., we
hereby give an donate. and will convey by
good and SUN kieni deed in fee simple, free
and diSchargedK all membranes whatev-
er, To the Comm ssioners nf Wood county ,
ONO, ~ "ust IofNiid county, the Jail now
~ ana o"ned ny 4 ~ village, together with
lne gr"unus on 4ch snid house is situate,
io'wt; fn-lot Nu&l0 aud the North half Of
IN IOt No. wv as rs signatpd and numbered
on the recorded pla OF said village of Per-
rysburg.
SEC. 2. That,we execNe deed Of convevnpcc
as soon as II can be prR 'rly prepared, tOcar-
ry tue foregoing ordnh hnce into effect. and
mat tle same be deprsRd with tie Auditor
OF said WoodcIunty, tp u by him delivered
to said CumRssiOner4 Of Aald county: pro-
vidng a majority Of the u rtors voting at
the general election to be Il HAiPn On the 18th
DAY OF octobor next ensuing, hall cast their
y"'es IN fav,f OF removaPS the seat Of
Justice OF Wood county. from village Of
Bowling Green to tue village oh olPerrysburR
in snid county.
SEQ. 8. That the Mayoro of said vi hge be and
hereby is authorized and reqniredx employ
Francis llollenbeck, James R. kyler and
II. Dodge to prepare the Necessary
pFfSEf aud conveyances to carry % doua-
PassedEov. 2, 1875.
j. H.. ..RHEINFRANK, Mahr.
Attest THos. J, WEBB. Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-11-19

Price, Trenty-Fine Ctnts.
, 1875-12-11

Gsnor.at l.n&tIes&noas and Dtsconsonn
!1pte.ut Dt.p.uth u fhs E"saaa TFibuM<.
S9w OALEAxH. La,, Dse. 10.-FolloWing IL The
Er,,tblila.as dan Antonio 'speeiA of tn-tay's
datu Tho Fort Dssls correspondent OF tho
San Antonio Herald writaa that fout days sgo
Mr. Lyl" was slot IN tho Icy (which was auhss-
.lueutly amYut*.adl by lndiaua within 25 u,lles
of Furt Dsris. Tn the sams night Mexican
war shot through ths ,soay by lntlans within S
tulIos Of tho fort Holdiera s1ti citizens aEs OUT
IN pursuit. It ss be!asea Ut Astd, d,auaste1s that
s'.e Hespetsa.oss we're rot Indians. bas baa
white llsu, irn. Skaters acout ilas le-
ttnn1d 10 Fort Coi,ohA and thn Va
rious co.apaoles are returning to their ports.
Gen. Ord ~ astishad With the acouts. Various
large banda ot Indians hare BEEN dispersed aud
driven %. aud .Au4 pseseuseA !son saiding ,uso
Texas, and much valuable information has boon
OBTAINED tbont the hitherto une1plu1ea portion
Of The stakad p!ains. Ger. Ord sa3s she raids
from Mexico into Texas are ~ bad ~ It cortInA
h.a not been arrested. Tho feeling between
Americans sud Msxlcans along tie Lower Rio
0Tanne il Intensely bitter.
0ea. A. Baird, Inspector General Of the D.
vision of the Missouri has A114yeu.
, 1875-12-11

his Temperament, ra,,nr b;;.';lc. 1nrx. acsIv~
IN motion. and hun:ng. IL has thn Mans NJ
kotug hari-nn:'ln2 ami ra,nstak.ug man. au'1
"II te 4 nac:ottful rsuArcns,r when he haa
fearned sbr wa,A cf t!ls u:tcs. IN tho "hts!y
cases IN co1nc llo will tu wal caouch when sup
rnrto1 by stcssra. 1ou.ei Ayr. and Do1tor.
Tho oo::tcment Of tho Dintrirt. .Attorno7Hhip
H'les:jah rca;";t'a; vhl ~: 1t all unc,l,ac.ctl,
excert in tho Lame al tbs law5er tn wuom tho
eonnitttin was arlcroI to iasue. Thoso conlt
of conrss be no question A to tin urgent ncntl
IT having Tho u!co Mt oncn filed. mud hvnco tho
pron'1t ncti0b vaa not sufnristEc. Tho di.np~
rointment :,hr great. however, 10 the frien1s OF
Ila city canliiate., nile i,ti s.tfcl 10 their
minds tlIst III. uf!ic" cnuti nat rn mt nf Gil,
caro-. 7l1era ,5hA also stTpn:; belief that tho
sitting Jud.:s had ke-n cotsrle1, and thai l.o
Laj oppressed h'n,.oif 10 fasoc u: Que of the
nther # the lssties rnmci ~ being cntanet.at,
'll t!eso c1'c.lasIons *n.e. i,pwe.er. c1sc:us'ly
dirposed nf by tho te'ect;oa Of .lu1xo l;angs, 4
IoncFal inquire hMonc tho uaire-h0'tlerd after
tho 1,hws can,o to hand in:l'cztci lamcntablo
l.ck Of knusledso ab,u. Atr. DanEh, aud not
moro than t~o pc;s 1ns could en7 that tl,o5 wcro
prepared to offer any opinion abua the nav In
cutnbcnt. Saci, opinion, as *cro th'ed OH ac-
qnaintsnce wcses iinnescr, very favorable.
, 1875-12-11
BANGS.
wAHp's SUCCESSOR.

.srsefeE Dispateh II The Chicago Tribune.
TAsulsoToS, D. C.,' Dec 1O.-'Tle Hon. 3lnrk
Bangs. Of Lacon, Marshall County, It -ss Do
cidad At tho Cabinet meeting to-day, In to 10
appointed United States Diotrict Attorney for
tho Northern District Of Illinois, to succeed
Jasper y. Ward. Bangs WAS tho nccoud choice
Of the six Congrcesmen from Northern illinois.
who presented tho namcs OF Lashrop, of
Rockford. Bangs, Of Lacon. aud Garfield.
OF Aurots. Lathrop declined tho place.
The CongrouAmen who recommended hlm Arc
sesy much pleased that the President appointed
him. They had all thought that Hunter. Of
Chicago, would be appointed.
Fl. II. 1Iouore tciegraplod an elaborate dis
patch advocating HuntaE. Fred Grant, bis
specai friend, spoke = good worl for him, but
tho Ptesdous yielded to the Congressman.
John D. IIawteJ, Of Rock Island, tried hard to
re-. the place. Tho nomination OF Bangs will 10
made Monday. lie han alreaay tultgfaphsd his
acceptance.
PERSONAL REMARKS.
3Ir, Bangs, according to lopg.e stablshed
image. is already entts!od to tlle title OF Honore
bic, nlid hRa been for lueuy yo1ra prominent
lawyer Of the interior Of 1!llnois. lie Waa born
10 Franklin County. Mass, IN 1879 and is con-
toxard Lls 6ad year. He received good educa-
ton In his uatlva State. and was these well
g.ouudod iD tho sctonce of LAW. Like most
young men of sroning abilities IN tho East, he
was 10 Ia lad settled 10 tho crest Stale Of the
West. Ills pilgrimage took psce in 1881, aud
iu thtt early day he uadn him : homo In Mar
shall County. In this State. uo waa II shat
but short limo 10 wau aurauked among tho LEAD.
not not sbe tr,sl. Of cases. liz. Hanss
continued tic practice Of his profession
without any apuarent aspiration tor political
elevation until 1859. when hs WAs elected Judge
OF the Twenty-thtsa Judicial Circuit. This po-
sitiou be flled with grcAt credit, being aIwAys
uotod for Ills quick, ready aud aecurato dscts-
IONS. 1t was noted OF him thas very few OF l.s
asS0q. T. e. e.. psats aat av. & h" n. %
appear In public iile Altar the closo
ot 1ns judicial term 1tntll 1870, having In tho
meantime devoted hinlraf to tho practice Of hls
psoteasaon. In No'embet OF the lass,1amed
bpnate from the blxteenth Senatorial District
composed u tho Couutlea Of Peoria, hthrk,
Marshall aod rutuatn. lie reprosentad the
nurthe1n half Of tho district and Lucisn u. Herr
~ ltepubllcans. During hia torm u service ~
Senator Judge Bangs established al cnvlabIe
reputation ~ hard~Working, aarnest, honest
representative Of tbs people, and to hie efforts
sqta es9au Of WV s' r.4 t. 81 LII .sa sss:la III
ant Committee op Fees aal Salaries, suu naa
also member Of tla Committees Dn the Judci-
aty, Corporations, Agriculture and Drainage, aud
Elections. 1io was pieh estestaa4 for his
SERVICES on the Commltteo OF which bo Was
Chairman. nhicl, body lad 1t the session of
1b7U-Tl ths a1tluous dnts OF fixing the Feo-i3l
under tho uew Constitution. IL tho Senate
Judge NanRs was respected for his lega! acslnae-
menss, mud was justly cousls.s1ea &Aa bost 's~-
yer and safest counselor tultll perhaps ons e1-
eeptlon) in tho Legislature during the sessoi.
, 1875-12-11
GEN, BABCOCk.


Tbe preeenfe OF uen. Nabcock IN tho chstota-
House yesterday afternoon msdo somewhat Of
difference in tho ata,a old sne,, and, consequent
- H.. - ~. o,I,., tyo,r. thax.r,t, .tt.,h-
hPon t1&. euu 'ae u,ust 0"s"e a1'~14.
1oR. the bnat'o hna ar OF ous'ness "as W no
moaua moaest or unsasumlng.
Tho indictu.ent Asa!nas Con. naheook arrived
hare In duplicatc iu tbv forenoon. having loft
.. 1n,,,, ~. riaht ,,.ro,s II nv.s. nt con,a,
nt Aohte 'a' "s4s M,u.s,". ""'. ~ w u' .".
Addressed 10 INC ulstfles A'tospoS, M" ie! loto
&ha hands Of Mr. Ward on ILLS morning visit to
tho building, Not desiring to attend to any
r,,.. m,ttnr. thsn hn eou,n ha,n In
.no's ~, o.,.. .,,,Is. ~.
coanecHoh VIII 'ae un'ee "u"n ~
had Just vacated. Mr. ward passed over
the pseciouA documant To Mr. Burke, hia aasst-
mt. .n,l In Tho hands Of tho Istser 1t remaiued.
, 1875-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE rEKIS I)IaTfI.LEntEs.

spssia! D1s,*ssth to Tht t'h.essao 7riatsns.
Srn1NjI1ELu, ILL.,, Dec. 0.-1aeyenue-Culiectot
Merriam has nsdo formal aeufand upon Joncs
Il Eads and r. j. Miller firms doing business At
pckin ~ rcctiilcrs. for tho production OF their
boakh. They ut1o not produced, nnll It innntcr-
stood tho suct.tiera claim thcy cannot turn them
over, and iu fact bAvout seon lhcu. since tho
seizure nf their Establishments. Col. I. H.
lioo Uuitod Stites Marshal. to-day returped
from Washington, and expects to bo roznpolnk.
Cd. His term Of office expires thla month.
f!u ths hasa1dktd Eyrs&!
THE INDIANAPOLIS CAhKA.
Iyp1ASAroL,s Dec. 1U.-Ihe tria! at Deputy
Collector lils was continued In the United s.atan
Court t,t-t!ay. Tho witnesses exam.nad for tha
prosecution moro Cbristopher Corconor. David
ii. Lewis, uordon II. bingham, anu hIf. Eber-
VINE. al meH'beFa Of tho Whisky Ring, who have
pleaded guilty. and Will bs sentenced after tha
trial OF Hill IL concluded. Lewis and Corcnnor
testified to Hills bsiug presenr At the listlleries
At Evansville aud HAtoka whon crooked "hisky
WA being maie.
uIfouronlAl ou1Ltnu4rr.
Euteaa! lhsiAdteh 10 Thu Ghtratu Tribune.
Ut. Lou1s Dee. 10.-.Fho story pubitshad BY
Chicago paper tllia morning. that tue documant.
ary evdence agntnst BAtcoek and Mexico had
been stolon. uas atarted hero tbree weeks sgo aa
humorous souBatinp. 1t got 10 old that no.
body could 10 fuood on it till the cfeduloue cor
respondent OF tbs intr- Ocean came hs1o aud wax
taken in on it. Tho ayidence against Mokea IN
Ill OF m oral character, And tho only document
Ary evidence against babcock il tho tslegzamA:
the most Of winch have been psltllshcd. and all
Of which Dthtrc.-Attosney Dyer h1a securely
locked In lia safe.
4EMurE cnnoKEpSEsa.
Special uatat.h 70 Tbs t'ht naa frttsne.
NAsn'ILLE. Teln, Dec. l0.-Sesrn Illicit dis
tit!v.ius OIL ths koHtnghs-lennessse! hue wefo
destroyed YESTERDAY by rersnao officials. seyeu
.nen were arrested sua placed In tall hers To-
night tor inyaasigssiou tG-taofFo".
, 1875-12-11

.srfttat Di4patch 10 a'Ae CAlea9t 1T!tutst.

.,ststat Di.pa1h 10 iAs CA.eass Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Dec, l0.-In the case os burbRck
and neyuotd :, taa uuttsa morning "as taken up
b.; the dsfenss in tsklug tho testimony Of Gus
tAv Hoda : Chemist, 10 psovo ths existence OF
chtn,!o !, capable Of obl.sratiog the wsisug On
Fsy pu, stamps. and OF Messrs. Heed aud
Mslasks AID Dr.. Ne!uaaE0t - TO character. In
}ehutt Il, ut. Mckinney called AlchArdson, trom
the Collectors Office 10 prove tho application by
she defendants for tho gausing Of spirits On tho
, 1875-12-11
THE COURT OF lNGNRT.

PROCEEDINGS oE THE SECOND DAYS aEsA1oS.
At noon yesterday tho military Court OF fn-
qu1ry called 10 investigate tho chargea against
Col Dabcoek covened. Long befofo that tinae
the anto-roonB .xcre thronged with army officers,
lawyers, md prominent citizonA many Of whom
attended for tho solo purpose pf getting !
glimpse at the throo distinguished 6enora1s who
constitute tho Court. Although the proceedings
voro to DO public. military etiquette Vas kept up
to painful exteut. Tho doom OF tho conrt.tuom
woro kept oloaed until tho time for tho uessiou
to begin. An orderly guarded the door, aud re-
fused admission cren to tho reporters, who nora
anxious to secure their aeata aud sharpen thsir
pencils, until tho Court directed tho public to
10 admitted. Dtaides this. tho Court found it
difficult 10 conEut soEethar while outsiders we're
present. aud tho room had to DO clcaroa OF
everybody to allow II to decide upon a common
place motion. AIost OF those in attendance, un-
used to such punctillousuoes, chsfed some-
what, and had soma jokes to
crack upon military ae compared With
civil tribunals. Tho opinion mas pretty gtner-
nlIy entertained that the Indictment found
egaiaat Col. DAbeock At Et, Louis would block
the present p1ocaedinga. Thin turned out to bo
correct. Gen. Hancock moved to adjourn from
day to day pending tho civil inquiry. or until iu-
structiaus could be received from tho War De-
partmont. which motion Was adopted by tho
Court. Tho Judge.Advocato WAS prepared to make
sinilhs motion, Al he had reccivstl letterfrom
tue accused requesting him to procure an sd-
iu11rnmcnt until tlc could auawer the Indictment
Az the military proceedings sro subordinate to
tho civil, tho Court clloe1fualy agroed to tho
motion, Col. Dabtock Was not present during
tho proceedings, much to tito disappointment Of
mnuy Of tho AUDIENCE who refo anxious to tlulz
RI. fra. nrneesainp vben court was opsnea
,xss shn r.,Itnr ~ III raj Nv :indrn. AdyFratn
T.rdncr hfiar this formajtty hsi baen d.
snrvcd
1~>4' o,~s u,1cp,r
rosa. and soid. Mr. proaident. I have motion
IN mnke to thn Court. which ii il nroper nhould
| =. rn.ds hcforo III, 1nrrt Ia nrorn. II lila
t7orrt ~ nrct,a1cd tn tesr tt,a ,notfon uii nro
ssa -;,t ~ h.," o. asr
~ shardsn srhn t,o,1rt tx n,.n. rad IN ,,a,r
.,s .netinn
~ S,an It"nooc1, ,h.n ..,d. s.n,, of antv :,
.,,n i.. ~ H. r,i'itstv scrrino nn n thc .c.
~ ;non;ry Sor thn nrtsnnt W.
~" II horn,f n ho1"vt in tha snt,tn innornncn
| strsi 81 nshana. ~ III n-ssnmn,lnn rsn,ns -
ra,,oit.t ssithontt cIs,- sr5Jsnra I, IL in. n
tvreoa TX, ~ nna.a t,.t .hts Enmrt \, fnor,rv vn,
aI. I ~ - .nnd 3.,h ~ a. r"nsons oi1rn
~s"0o :" 6vu4 ye1.,. ."] wrur rn"sr nr.aotss
! r, Tim rnrrsa ~ I.esI 11.i A. ii rop,. In,
~ ~ ~ & M i,s.1 ~ ~ =. ,,,itv ~ htoh cr.r,
~, oys,.s liz nsted for hasrinc IN tka anna
h... 4u th.t r. "n,,td nv. h.rs
sohsss uas - e,danrs ~. "nsad rhss. ~.
sIo - liz. - d.m.rd oo,-. ~ n.
t r. on,~ ras.n. ~ r,ndtc.tun iii ~.
W e pin". tIsn ho In. h,nn fnrnnaity iodctnd,
sn1 IN ~ H. uo ~. ;,,1'.-,;sI t,tss ~,,ri'
it s"a sa'i n!A' potot ~ sl"p"tstA -. ".41A
, 1875-12-11

Gardner Hcwlets, ESQ.,. u old and higblA
respected ssttier neas Union Grove Wla.,
dropped suddenly dead on THURSDAY, vhila H.
tending II AuotloQ%
, 1875-12-11


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uathtngtss. y q i,t, t,rct. .Attornr1 nyrr b.s nj
given copy .: your dispatch at thi, Hat. fron
which Infer laa' lay taryiess ars no nuRts needed
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nfornlat,on /. fal,r then 10: II tr,, Then, Je@ All
aepends upon shas. '3hnw nj. 10 str. 1lendtraon.
EnEAHM llIrhtpost+
Attorntr.denr:a1 u TIN on''"h "ts,ef.
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~. tor,a n.r ie7eWni Hx'i M ysor. Ed,cIt.
p.rrrrponf, I,torn:pt,trrn tyasa;naion, H. &: The
rEeech Of Mr, Henteraon vas ~1tr1rcrantous, snf
sfs Attnoaraphic report slnns cal, d+i .rui1A 'n rr
fftnets os Your Inflammation. ~. EATti seH' you the
5nsnons Rating to TIN s"h,fet. fita>" t1soaine
'''a 'aa so'"ef ~ '13ej j. n,r4 n;,I,;., ,.uo,u.,
Ptctjou., AivoI'y.G<,hrat Of he tantsd s1n+t.
naa4naoH y T.: oa'n a., teet. yo'r nas uieiatsn 10
IN. uss. ~ s.on u p,i. ,E r. e.ss ns.d
shouGnt fstiea % t1e fTsslashf. t hot nef ~ ons
yond whs. ny axorn DAT, required. md. Tor sh.t,
asve ~ spotos,} ~ tnne@ u. AEauh*s"A.
rLAA' aPEcioes As' pkIErs5vf. ~ CHANTS
missing sx.SsnAtor Ilsndsraon froal ha posl.iou
o. counse tor % tne aoTeialne9t IN the Thsssy'
Wh;ta ,hs4e ~ ra.u. ~na tr;.sn ,;e,ast.H,
, 1875-12-11
THE GRAND JuRY'S LETTER.
IT war 1NptTED by THEN IN / CoMMESpABLE
Hrfn1T

st'aai'
spfe'o' o'soaH" 70 aat c"fsaas 1T@9~
ST. LouIs. ho.. Dec. 1o.-The lctter which
Tho Unitod States Grand Jury addrosset to
pre.idcpt Grant ia tho xnbtect of cnr,ous ann.
. ~. .,...u, - ..,,- sn,,x;,,, 80 n,tst.'x
neh'' LUG ~oseuos - my 1"ae.ou !" D''a'o"
is seTcroly criticized by many, AID 1t as doemod
tuat the Grand Jury dcsfGnedly ignored him in
their bestowaIs of uratso, What obiect thu
I,rv co,td h.vo r., castioo . stnr m nr1,tot<
IVY 49," . .,"...s,, T.. e y. .m..s ~.
eannos % conc''Too' 11ouan ~ 10 n"eseo 'aa.
thair ire had been considerably excited by Hhht
they thought to bo tho oflciousnoss Of Mr. Dr1a-
, 1875-12-11
OCEAN NAVIGATION.


~ GoussaI Tts uSattAptt$ Comp4nJs Mail be&usAhps
*1s*n Now Yosk and Aa7.s. e.lllnE q PltnonLu.
oshasn& beta4 toasass than otha1} VIII tx
9u1 l1es No. ~ North &IrAs4 u so1lowat
AAtlt, bAn&Lef... hAt1fQAFs p86. II
sAaalAE, D+urs saturday, Dec. -
nIRiM nERioE M or rAsaAGK ~ GOLD tinstoa,ps .~tas,t
9s eAb1s $itu and &1a0 according tu aueotuodAttoa
ktoad cabin. 4 third. 40. RatuFn t.ctns soduA4d
IN aaeeTsxs ~, With EupsftuF Aeecm moo atuas, In.
@3aAd ten& d nss Gas!y 4ssssake teaseessss.
LOUlR p1HEHlAN. Agent. && Broadway. MI.
, 1875-12-11

H'a m tr,1. fii4 rfafts In tha' ;nr vi! ht
inuytr rhld by his 1}rpsEt,ust. MI viii Rss copy
ii thu dispatch n fi,Ht lit!rh:r3a,
El.wAhLt lIyhEfcNal, Atf9rRcg ttt1tEtl.
, 1875-12-11
WHISKY.
Henderson's Cup Of Joy Un-
doubtedly Full to the
Brin1.
He Secures a Cabinet Session
and a Presidential
Bounce.
The Martyrs Life Now Ready to Be
Pasted on the Fll.Lcayes Of
fox's BOOK.
Great Excitement and Diver.
sified Comment on
the Removal.
Proceedings in the Trials at
indianapolis and Mil
waukee.
Proceedings af the Second Days
Session of tho Babcock
Court Of Inquiry,
In View Of His Indictment, It Will
Await Orders from Wash
ington.
his Cannst1, Judge Krum, Arrives ut Chi
cage from st. Louis.
What He Has to Say About the case---
A Formal Arrest.
Examining the Bondsmen on the
Cochran Distillery Bond.
In View Of His Indictment, It Will
Await Orders from Wash
ington.
his Caunst1, Judge Krum, Arrives at Chi.
cage from st. Louis.
What He Has to Say About the Cases.
A Formal Arrest,
Examining the BonGsmen on the
Cochran Distillery Bond.


A MARTYR.
TINS foooT WINTER or HEHpEHHoH'a pfacoNTEET
MApE aLohtoUa Er-CETEnA M 4 RTuPENuous
, 1875-12-11

xr4etat l},statsh to 7.As CAtsaaa 1t,eunt.
Ct, Lou1s, DEC. l0.-lhe following IL Tho tlll!
text Of the Ielsgtsphio correspondence which
paaaed between Disttict-Attornsy Dyer aud Al
ioney-1snsral pisrrepont and benA.or Nsudof-
ron. Thess dispatches do not embrace several
received and ssn! By DlssEtns-Attosncy Dyer.
rhioh be j. not now al >lb4aty 10 make publiS
Wuxlaa4os, D. O., Dee. ., 1s75.-1b tAs Hon. u r.
ppsr Untt<d sat<s aEoE<Y. 81, Louls NO.: Etidtnee
has reached hers that In thA tx4l Of AFety Hen
destou ook adva1xks os hts position - srsc! ooun
a>l 1t ~ 0svskuUasns Ia Asssu ths P1sstdsnA who
, 1875-12-11

{Co-y - seleyran.}
st. LOUIS ffrt. t.. IN TIE Hon. GeoFur =.
Houtrrtf. .sferttiFy Of ths 7rt1s1rY: untis witt,
Hruaot Achurz D5cr. Flukranlute md othtsn agsist
the srpointtpcnt Of MrUonald 5u[krstsn- OF eto-
nut. H. i. VAN HQuH.