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uno l,oa Bat aroute iii id0ne &(0nlter tein,
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cm lant, bis ct SamitaA mos. Ies be Soiuens
ics llr iicncn @idfenlobu frieacn 9aohe, podoe
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III in Sorpcu Diper gadt blieipcn.
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@finner gleib na6 chamber Orc! vYlnts"
Yronntlpein. Gr brodte es 9llldlib Su
@tanbe, CUB obcr lbon na1 >ucnigcn
Minutcn ocn @eiIt ouf !.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-06

Son Der prad)tpol(en illuitrirten 3eitid)rift
vDeutlder &ausi6ab lit nus oaS brittle Seft
auacsan9en. Ser Drud, bic Slluftrationen
unb Der Snbolt bciricoiecn ale Inprildle uno
luir fino Der gniidt, oab bieic 3eit11rift oer
eotlolen @artenlaube gum 9uten SDeil miro
bas Sanbiucr lesen. Sort nit BET un9laabl>
geu @ortcnlaube, uo ic nod borbanoen ut;
ncbmt itatt beiien ben eben 10 fd)on auSgeltat>
teten unb eben iu billiacn uScutlden 9auSe,
idab", oct icinem Mamcn maDrlld) ]ebt
idon @brc modt. sllc 20 5a9e erid)elnt e'1
9eft uno toitct boiielbe nur 20 Gents. Ser
Sabraana beltebt in lS @cften uno cS miro
nod Elm @ilo ais @ratiSpran'e suee9cbeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-06

2onoon, 20. 9e5. @pesiol Sele=
oramme aus Maoeira an Die 2onooner
Wlor9enS Seitun9en entbalten fol9enoe Gin+
sclbeiten bes 8renoes oes Gn,igranten=
16iffes ~Gospatrid".
Sos Teuer bra9 am IT. 9(Dpember
9e9en Mitterno6t aus uno bate taum
cine bolbe @tmoe ipdter oas @9iff iei=
ne: 9on5en 2dnge no6 in Glommen einz
9ebiQt. Muf oemlelben berrl6te cine un=
bel9reibli6e @er,uirrung. 9lur ;tpei9oote
tonnten nit unsefd9r 80 Perionen in Die
@ec binabselolien ueroen. 9ieielben blie<
ben bis gum 10. Nopember ldngs oes
@6iffes liesen> III welGem Sage au6
1ein &umpf pollitdnoi9 abbrannte mo-
rauf cs unter9in9. Sic iluei Bopte troten
oonn lire &eile na6 Dem an nd9Ien 9e~
le9encn 2anoe an uno blcbcn Stuei Sage
bel lammen> bis lie in Solse zines befti=
gen Sturmes 9etrcnnt ,pllr0en.
@on Dem enen 8oote fat man nod
INNER tcine Na6ri6t b.tommcn oas
anocre traf auf oas britiide @6iff
r@teptre". 9as 8oot bate nod 5 0len=
11en an 8oro, bon pel6en S,pei itorben,
ebe Die v@eeptre" nod Die Snl lel ct. 9e-
lena erreidt bate.
8ei Dem Proceile arm / M
nit al 1einen 8itterteiten fit ben Mn9ez
tla9ten erinert man li6 - 10 16reibt Die
&eids=3eituns- wieber re6t lebboft AT
ben nolsen @rafen, Der bod gu Pferoe
1870 al Ser @pibe Der piemontelen
Sur6 bic Brei1e Yprta pia in atom ein=
ao9 an ben feinen 9iplomaten, Der. Die
fotboIiiGe &ir@e ni@t nit iun@tigen
G9ld9en lonoern nit lan9iam, ober
li6cr wirtenoem @ifte gu ert65ten &C.
badte. Mer pom papite ibt> mub oaran
ierben.
@@redli6es es@erbre@ene l.
nesSuoen. Mus 9an5i9 miro ioeben
gemeloet: Serr 9irld 20,ue, &aufmann
in 9eutl0 Grone, Suoe, Datte fir Den
ein9eIperrten tatbolil@en PrieIter 9e9.
ler @cIolQmmlun9en peranl ltaltet nno 1T
bafiir nor @eri6t 9el6leppt gu flint S6a=
ler Gtrafe perurtbeilt moroeA.
-vgYas, @eor 9u rau4 t%
- rief iiinot cine Nfutter ritaunt aus,
oIa :; ihrpn Grf4nphnrnen 0us eir1cn
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9yplem 1s,,b Nreufc,r.

|
0ic Yplnil1cn Srdume fangen on>
cine bcocntli9e Sc italt ansuncbmcn. Sic
Yolnil il6en 4arteifiibrcr riii ten li6 ollen
Grnltes, no6 &ublano Su grauitirc1l, nm
our9 bieles iibri9ens luobl faum ebrli9
9emcinte W}onDpcr &llBlano nit }eincm
lodborn (Oeiterrei6 befinoet lib 5ic,n=
| lid in beri cben Gage >uic Yreu berD 81
perbeben. @p bringt Ser v0sienni Po5=
nonsti" unter bem Sitel ~Trcllnoi9oft
ruo 9aB" tpieocrum folgenocn bemcrtens=
uertben 9lrtitel: v3u ben bouptl ld6li9=
jten traoitioncllen @runoi iQben oer aubc=
rem YrcuBil6en Yolitit, 5u Den pili6t=
iGuloigen lleberseu9un9cn eines treuen
preuB Bi]9en llntertDoncn 9cbDrt elm fc1 1tes
YiinoniB nit 9fuBlonb. Mit Nusnobme
ocr fur5cn Gpii poe bes liebenjdbri9en
@rieses bot INNER ani6eineno bic bcr5=
li91te TreunOl l6aft smil ldcn Berlin uno
petersburg ltattgefunocn, uno mer ben
gerin9lten @iocripru6 9e9en bas Sc ite=
ben uno ben politil 6en 9luben 0ieler
Treuno1 19aft 5u duBern wa9te> gait in
Preuben pfficieQ fiir cinen l1ebel9elinnten
uno 9ema9u9en. Yreuben uno 9fub<
limb tdmp ften pereint in 5'uei Goalitio=
men 9egen 6ronfreiG. preuBen unter-
ltubte @ublano >udbreno Der pplnil6en
&epolution bon 1881. preuBen bat
9fublano beimlib i'm Orientali19en
&rie9e 9ebplfen. Yreuben bat Stu Blanb
i'm atpciten Polnil den Muf f1tanbc BON 1868
Dienlte geleiltet. PreuBen Dot Stu Blano
oafir, bob es 1870 bur9 feline Neutra=
litdt Oe1 1terrei9 i'm 3oume biclt, geDol=
| fen, Die Te1ieln bes Yari ler Trieoens ab=
5u,perfen. preubil6e &egimenter fiibren
Sic Momen BON M}itglieoer ber &ulf19en
&aiierfamilie - uno um9etebrt. 9os
neue oeutl9e &ailerrei6 perfolet in 8e=
3us auf &uBlano 9ans bielelbe Politit
@e9enleiti9e Beiu@e finben Slpil6en
Bcrlin mb petersburg 1tatt, uno bie Of
ficielle prelle bebt Die @emcinl lamteit Der
SntereNen beiber @tooten Derpor. 2lber
nod Elm neues Moment bat 1i6 in Dem
preubil@ @=be,,tl l6en &ailerrei6 9e5ei9t
unb bas # Der l1ml6mung Der Dffentli=
9en Meinung: @abreno friiber unO
beionoers stpil9en 1880 unb 1870, bic
lelbe in 9eut19lano betreffs &ub blanos
mod eetbeilt mar, bcrr1dt jett bort all
9enein Die ueber5eugung, ooB MIR IN ei<
nem en9en 8iinbniB beiber Stoaten bas
lpabre Sell 81 finoen iei. - Nuffaleno
| lit es babel olleroin9s, bab Die preuBi16e
Yolitit 3ublano als 9eeignetes Telb lei=
ner Sbdti9feit bas Wittlere Mlieu Qn=
tpeilt - 6Qs binoert aber ni9t, oaB man
in Deut1 16lano jebt fleibi9 &ullil6 lernt,
uno in BEN preuB |9en W}ilitdr1 19ulen
Die lpecieue &enntnib 0es europdil@en
&ublanos 9elebrt luirb. Gs berrl6t
ollo bos bette Ginperne1men 5tui19en
bei0en @taaten unO ebenl . eini9 linO in
oielem Yuntte Die Or9ane Der Yrelle
gBas aber miiroe 9eI9eben, tpenn Yolen
li& &ublano nabern, Die alte Teinbi4aft
pergelen uno linn Die Bruoerbano rei6en
pollte ? - @obal0 nun bieler @eooute
in Der polnil@ @sn Yrelie on9ere9t tuiro,
tommt lofort bic 1@le6t uerbcblte Tur6t
preukens Dor einem io19en 8iinoniiie
ynb BET gang uno gar nidt pcrbeDlte
Sag 9egen Yolen 5um Worl9eine. Sic
9anse beutl9e Prene I6iittet eincn 9a=
gel bon sifti9en @ei6oNen auf cine
lol9e Combination aas,
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MM Grfreuli6 1T bic Mnertenun9>
oie DIR. Mu9uit 20ni9's 8 nj =
burger 8ru ftbee in alien S6i@=
ten Der @eieQl1oIt erbdlt, oa Der bart
nddi9lte9uiten Dor leiner9eiltroft tpei@en
mub.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-06

MrrXonot. Wdnner unb 6rauen, Snaben unb
StlluItHI. Mdbdem um uiicre ne,.en 9 III tens
gu periarts Gatsr gs s. aS ~ BET asmS
fir p GcntS. = 3 ID & 99alter, 0aptpM, ..
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-12

These states hold nearly two-thirds
Of the electoral vote OF the country,
and it could easily be shown that
among tie states not included in the
list the Republicans may confidently
look for additional votes enough to
give them the country Ivy Il handsome
majority. We conclude, therefore,
that If the Republicans answer the de-
mands Of the people by taking strong
ground in favor of right principles and
nominating candidates whose very
names are a guarantee that they
mean business, " we may go into the
canvass next summer with full assur-
ahce of success.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-12

a correspondent of the Virginia
City, Montana NddiSoniaH, Travelled
recently in a coach from That city to
Corinre, and gives the following &C
count of his experience
"Once aboard the main jerkey line
of Montana, we began looking around
to see who we had Jared up against.
politics make strange hed-fetlOws,"
and so does Il coach toward COrinne.
Being of an inquisitive turn, we be-
gan to interview Our travelling cuun-
panions. They We're three in mum
Der. One a sinister looking man
from Helena. whose business we cuu-
not make public without bringing
the wrath of Capt. Fuii.r down ON Us
he WAS a detective, bat behaved
decently except when the coach pass.
ed a bull-train camped along the road.
He was an Internal Revenue ruIse
after crooked whisky" A remark
brought out the passenger opposite
Us, who proved to be Col. Whitehead
of the Chayenne-Bnzeman Proposed
Narrow Gouge" Railroad.
This was the first time we were
ever cooped up in a coach with a rail-
rcad-enthusiast. Col. Whitehead
talked "Narrow-Gauge" for four
hours. He talked the question up one
side and down the other, through the
middle and cruSs-ways, and he talked
sense in every sentence We stool
the Colonel off bravery and re~solutely.
We launched out upon the vast min
eraI resources of Montana of the
countless millions buried within our
limits. The Colonel hit US back with
EaNarrow Gange Railroad.
The coach zip to Estes station was
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-12

interrupted by a sRrdine supper, with
supsagn Oh the side, administered by
one John Anderson, IA noted jerkey-
jerker, inhabiting the Point of Rocks
section of Gilmer & Silisbury's
through daily line. 1t was n pleasant
affair, prayers being,said by a sort OF a
pious priest Of a fellow, who knock
ed the Loose hairs Off horses at
swing station for the means Of eXis-
fence.
At Estes we took breakras and
took leave Df our coach cOmpGniOTs."
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-12
OATMEAL CRACKED WHEAT,

RUCEwHEAT. Garden Seeds, Butter Ladies'
and Prints. Churn-. rHil-. Buckets. Goods de-
liYeTCd free nf charge within the city lTRlts, and
everything Warranted.
CneyCnn Wyoming.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-12

New York Factory Cheese, Dnpce's snd Davis
CUlubrAiei lians. Breakfast Bacon and
Dried Beef, Jeilies. Meat, SAnce..
Chocolate. Cocoa, Saso
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NJ asonic.

wyoming Commandery No. /. Regular cor
clavc first Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. ]. r. AN. meeta
ualI, on the first and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at : o CLOCK p. m. p
Cheyenne Lodge, No. Is, meets hrst and third
saturday nights in caclr month. al MAsonie Hall
Odd Fellows.
Hope Fncan. yment, No. 3, I. o. o. r., meet
every 2d and 4th Wednesday OF each months
Odd Fellows Hall. . e &
Cheyenne Lodge. NO. /. l. o. .. f., meets sverS
Monday evening at Odd Fellows, Hall.
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Prescription R'ree

Z a day at home. Agents want
D 4 ed. Outfit and terms free.
TRUE IL Co., Augusta Maine.
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Presidential Prospects.

The recent elections, which have
had such a depressing effect upon in
dividual as2irants for the Presidency,
have also made a wonderful change In
the prospect OF parties. A year ago Mt
this time the Democrats looked for
ward with reasonable confidence TO
einplete success next year, but to-day
the Republicans have the call. II can
not be truthfully said that these state
elections have decided the question,
aud IL will be unsafe TO build upon
that assumption. They have largely
turned upon local questions and pecu-
liar circumstances that may not enter
into the great battle of 1876. But we
believe 1t may be fairly claimed that
these victories prove that the Repub-
lcan party is not dying Of dry rot, rs
its enemies have claimed; that they
demonstrate that with the right sort Of
nominations-nominations that mean
what the platform says--we can go to
the country next fall with every as
surance of securing q popular verdict
in our favor. Last year the people ac-
jeepted The professions of the Demo-
Gratis, and gave them an overwhelming
majority in the popular branch Of Con-
gress. Had congressman been voted
for this year, the result would have
: been vssy different. 1t is interesting
TO observe the result Of the state cleo
tions as bearing npon the electoral
colleges, and below will be found a list
OF the states that have voted, with the
number OF votes for President and
Vice President TO which they are enti-
tied:
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County omeen.
LARAMIE COUNTY.

LAlGN Mlk COCNT1-
eo"~l.-so"'" Fl e Bar. %51'''
shsrp-N }. 0Brien.
C0sstd6Les-w. 7 zytur. c.. :. Devne.
Ckrk AID Reeoy1er-Geo. d stimpssH.
Treasurfr-D. Tracy.
Prob5H Judged. &. Tracy.
Pr0sseu'iag Anorhey-W ". Corlett.
SlLODt uI-risfstdsEi-F W. niniArd.
conoHtr|a Ta!ho,,
CHEYENNE CITY.
n. I. whippIe, Prss.sz Of. AHyos
John Nealon,
Bird Trustsss John Z. Davis.
% D.. e Bre-uahsh, raHH
Peter Hamma
GkrLIW Richardson. s1. Of. Assessor.
HGrSAdh-C.S Devce.
freasErer-Isaac Bergman.
AnOrHeV-T J.. Street
SHrussor-A J. PHrshau.
PoAse J1s0cSs -Iohn SlAughter. T. ". Fisher.
,elng- or the Town Trnstees. Friday syer
Iug in each week. At the City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
" II; i n mS dsS,
Thomas Al-Op.
Sher.g-J. u Brnphy.
Jusacs, Of ne Psae. 2 " y P Ri,.sI'
CYerk-J W. Mold um.
Pr 6lfe Jqdgs-G W. Kstcr. sz-oaeio Treasurer
SagerfHieBdeHt Of Se1ools-N. L. AndTs~s.
Cor0Hsr-JAmes Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
Iwm. Harrl-. ez ores, Mayo
J. II Finfroek.
Board Of Tr1s,sts r GaI6rai,h
j. Webster,
lJAmes Wins.
Oerb-John Mel cod, ca oGcto hssessor
HarsRdi-M. A. Hancr.
Tr.dsuTSr-L. u. PcAre.
Aforementioned Mcrrelt.
Police JasIcs-L. ID. Pea-e.
CARBoN COUNTY.
~. b. Adams. Chairman.
j.. II. Brsnmsr
.Shsrig-D F. u npis.
CLERK Perry l.. Smith.
PROBATE JUdge VIM. L Ash.
.issrrs0r Is. + RyRn.
Ssptr3a!eHasHt Of Schoois-D. F. Kinney.
s~wEETwATEIa COUNTY. frf.'
rvs. y. N..b,-, Charm. an.
Comni-sioHsrs william Evans.
James Calhoun.
SAsriR =. A. NcPhee.
C(erE-h. Mcintosh.
Peobdhe Juigs-Jas; a. Brennan, ~. Of. Treas
Isssssor- M. A. johnson.
UINTA COUNTY.
CCt A. Phlpp-.
CummissioHsrs Nes ell n-emAp.
NIX sloan.
S~lsric-wiIiam Hinton.
Wsrt-AIL q. Lee
Probate .TudJs-T II. Remington sr. of. Treas
Prosecuting AU0rHsy--H. GHrb1nnu.
AsSsssOr-M-G. Hopkins. .
Surrsg1r-H. RrhinsOn
Superintendent Of SeAOob-S. Il Temple
COrOHCy-TE Umas Street.
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Oh

~ Marks church Episcopal. Rev. r. W
lIfIlinrd rector. SuHd ]srTyiceS. II a. m. ana
S %. m. sunday schu'l after r,uruinE service.
seats free. A persons are cordially invited to
ait nd.
Roman Catholic. kev. Jas. McGolrieh. Pastor,
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church onO'Neii
.treel, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. J.. Y. .Cowisk
Pastor. Services at II a. IN. and ~ y. m
Sunday School directly after morning SER
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve-
Eing at ia o'clock. Al TEE1
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. F.. Warren, pas
or. Preaching every Sabbath at lila. m.
and Z D. l.. sabbath school al AZ p. n.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all the services 81
The church.
african Methodist Episcopal ~hurch Ser
VII es ut IL o'clock a m aud ! p m, every
sabbath. Rev. Thos. Whitlocl, Pastor.
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DeIegaIs IN Congress,
fOTtV- Third Co~Rgr.s-Ion- W. X. StssL

Territorial omeer
GonsTHO-Jno. N. Thsyer.
Sserstdry-G- ". FtcuCu.
CHAy y4sftas u SaBFsHHS Court. " FfEhsr
AssOc1ats JHSlCcs-JJ-. n. FAru1. &. A, TAsnKs
LEs StA0 L0ASaar-E Snow
SEEufyOT GsAerLl- SllaS Reed.
Escstbef ~ PTbtfc NOHSys-G. W. Corey.
RtgLEsT u s. Lind OFos-S. IL WiussE.
TsrHEOTtdl TrsasHrsE-S. W. DGwHey. 4
Territorial AEdit0r-J. II. Hay ford.
conami.sioHer cC PsnR,AGary3 Charles Hatisa.
N. r.. Post.
syTn0gau Lfbnar8H John SlAughger. o.
toMNR&0zAer ~ I7aDsfOratOH%.k Jenrsr.
n Eas1ErdsH-John SlAug htsE
DstsacJ duarHsg-E. P JphnrJb
bHHs1 SiaEss toDtga1ssiOHsr-J. W. BTunsr.
ClsrE Of la -bs5iciaf Tfsfrlct-J. W. brunsr.
KIrshdL-GiIbert Adams. HsT -aH
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Y D NOVEM. IL, 1875.
Extract from President
Speech at DesM Oines

Let Us all labor for more security
OF free thought, free speech, freq press,
pure morals, u~nfeaered religious sen
tin,ents and equal rights and Prirt-
legcs to all men, irrespective Of ma
tionalitv, color or religion.
, 1875-02-19
BROOKLYN,
Another Fcnturc of Great
Interest Developed in
tho Trial.
The Only Brother Of Mrs. Til.
ton Appears as a Wit.
ness Against Ker.
Tie Testi0es to Having Surprised
|lr. Beecher and Ills
Sister Together.
He Saw Mrs. Tilton E1oitedly Take
Upon Herself Modest De-
pertinent,
Undoubted Prevention by Mr.. Evarts Of
Damaging but Incompetent
Statements.
Dir. Tifton Leaves tho Witness
Chair Finally Early In
tho Session.
Rr. Robinson TsstiGes to Mr. Bsechas's
Avowal Of Love for Mr.
| Moulton.
| Runor that Mr. Bcccher Win Not Submit
| His Own Evidence.
Dir. Tifton Leaves tho Witness
Chair Finally Early In
tho Session.
Mr. Robinson TsstiGes to Mr. B.echo.'s
Avowal Of Love for Mr.
Moulton.
Runor that Mr. Bcecher VIII Not Submit
His Own Evidence.


Dnooz1ru, n. +, Fob. ls.-Tno clos.ps scenes
of TiIton's er animation warn utterIv tirroid M
rh. a;as ,,,s ~eso 1s'e s ansu'a
bright and cheerful .s tho trImmsst Of his col.
leaguca. I1o looked mono the worHo for ycs-
terdav's m,.han, ouIy triae abssh-
Cd By the ptontnsnco i. hid Afforded
him. psoeher and and wife, dankea y Tai"
and two or threo oshcr shining lights OF tbs
Plymouth creoJ nero ia tnoir unu.i n1.cos. TIA
soauss. ~ nseeusso naso. tos so'n' 's9eon n,sn
up tho'r hhblt Of daily attenIAueo. MEH. Field-
stol'd As ever, md Nss. Tubbs. ono OF tho china
shsp4aFaessss sa ss. to whom hsvo made l
o. Mte: lalton. who vas oven msskef aud mora
ns'sn,acans @ @ tase s hef W wont Tho crown has
ono Of o sS and .na eses
nj m io,cct III. Ta,or,nst t,ra,,s.,;n sn,a-;..
n .s 10 40 loneos INC 'otemos' rseaehes'o "me'ca.
sno 'ao 'ofemoes man IN ntoos!sn, VINO slts
~osrioa faco; and 31r. p.ecAer now hsn to oibo-
h.s wsv to hia CHAIR witt iust ~ much I rorson.l r.
"sa , ~ n'9 ".D 10. 20 ..usa
Brown, Tie lawyers clerI. a goodly nunher Of
| strange Judges sat uron tlo bench, most Of
| them from Wostern cities. 1,hey .oon trod oe
49, .,a.s;a.,. .a...a. - s..asn F., "..,a,,.
'oa .nosn.pse @ poaoepns. 1 .na' os,ose loesoess
| moet OF them had ei!ontly unfolded fue's oros-
coass aud stolen away.
| Tu1oy. POSITIVELY un LAsr AprEaxAscx.
| Tbn n,ococJ;nr. commenced, will Nm c1t,;,1u
. ~ nr,4N p1'"Se 70 eou''"s"s'0 vs.. ~ eA'',ofN
uoh 70 14toa " aneasnah n1 hli'heef ol fno-
tographe OF other Persons than Deochor. which
tho attorney desired to provo had bcou likexisa
In Mr., T1,,on.a no4,cs.ton, m tho
ashn. ..na T;tas ,aMns,1, r. .ao,. H.. -.
o1let napa' iu'on tou"a's 6"olo LINZ 10
had mover seen any OF them boforc aud. as thoy
bore suspicious look Of ncwnoss, many mar
in tho audience pudgcd Ills peiRhhor and obeorY-
~ t,,,. sh0,ro,,n 49, su',rt ana,,a,, -.
sa wv ousA4Aaan 4s "4s -, n''s', eauuka ~
eiteum'en1 INC very oe'h' tio"ofes' 10
did not, 80 faE as wo could gee, cir
eu1nvent Titon, wlo descended from
| Tho r;t,a.vrt,oI- n .r,u;,o H., .no.rrrh,1
|
| Gea6ulc-Gose Tnlcp, &ccotdln8 10 aaeatmAn,
Mrs. Tilton had taken With AcF IN hor Aighs. Ia
preferences to those Of Dcechor, which foll
.,,t,vea ~ IN, ,,r h,.h,ud,a h.,,,s ~. -.
T.s sos, wa do,atnsd t'v IT,. snI nhsn
hn .nfcrra he f:onrt' nav "A u,tn.xa
1oc,n,sd H.. c,nie T,'+nr,. sao.na frnn, he
| V1OeptSA sAa %tAAs AAt1H E0<4t'V htoHA A1o
, 1875-02-19
wANTEpe-MALE HELP.

Bookkeoncra. Clar1s. Etc.
TANrKD-AH ExPHRtEHEED uRT.100DH
~ alderman; Scandinavian rrefstrsd. App!s st t61
, 1875-02-19

CHICAGO 4 RoRIKnE STERN RAILROAD.
{taAA Q.-s q E3nrk fShfreau N1r,e'. n.d 1k Canal
H.. egf usz AaitscH II. and At AA 2tpofs
, 1875-02-19
REAL ESTATE;
FOR SALE.

Ts sst desrabls T.,!dsnes IN Lake Fers,t lne'adns
II .es fusn!are. euic;s thsse spsndia 1ae,sss oqt ~
,;ssTeS If % rpes :,s s,s q. nua'
Attached pAEt q The house t1:rn cas- iltard
fon. with BULL tAbIe Hot rad euld sstsf.
Ath.footn. and h I'm I'd Ea% AsIAntHntht:
above properly, snie oos anout t5 ~, 20 20
'' ' " WH, i, JOHNSTON,
l1nnzu a ExChlaks ttuildinE,
, 1875-02-19


koAKTSEls WANTEb-WlTtl A. FEW THOUSAND
dollaIs 70 tha 4AHtut,n{ and Afauxhta1 NJ blspeN,
AddEeta o. ItttVua pt1ee.
DAHrHER .WANTEn-1 GRAIN OoXIi3SI0N
ko4ss IN Chicago, With val, h1iahs4 buapt4e
4tAEss ~ sddtlxlA x!t4 ~ o1 u 9aue c4pS
u. Addssss o04NlS4l0H A0Udk. Ifib9ue pAes.
, 1875-02-19

TOR HALE-A Lot OF FURS AND SkISS FR0hl
y tts northern party .! Nocky Muun!sias d ~ And
VI East aiAclson.st. AcAuLKY. hfkk 90.
E1oR BALE-A AAkQUElAn AnK, AND TilEATRiOAL
Apply u SINON lUiaI1H. ltuoss,'s rl4satsu.
ron sALk-GKocERY flkrUKhs. ChuNTEKa,
shutyiug !uobua, 10 ssr! esdst; bias.
Also eas xtsccty yseiSb. cahsp. 8H pis!sinatk
TOR s*LR~An ALDEN EVAPORATION IN 0oOD
Mpfkns efdst !a sPlenaid fruit country; run ons
tes.elt eInA4tly. Fur Particular. adlfsas ". y.
, 1875-02-19
TO REnr--sTonEs. OFFICES. 10. .

-. StoroS.
fTp REyT-bTonE AND BASEMENT. NO. lss
! Rta.s.s. Apply 70 L. u. OTIS, Koon Otla Block.
oorpeF LsSate and had!sensta.
RIO nExr-sronts N TE1R ELY BLOCK. CORNER
ef MtchRanAy. Aud South WAler.e, suitable tv1 the
whofesAls tsado. AkAD . COZ. lis LASAs!osG
i lN1s5 l7d EasL ndlsn,-st, for ! tartn 1t ysass
ltout low. by A. L. URUEkEN, 11e t:ast MAdlson.st
tl'O RKNT- -sTUttE mon. q AND Is WANANu-AV,.
Hsc etot1cs And 6A4enopt, suitable for GtAt-elas4
whocsalo huatnesa H. MoKEY II Clatk-st.. ioora il.
RIO nENT.;To PERSONS SEEKING BUSINESS
locAtan Ftst.casa oppuin8 for e&sh dry 8a,d1 bua
ncss aspccay f o;ar tustnSts Alse; good Llek
foota cau b9 had Apply To M. L. 0hRkA WoUD,
no NRNr-sTOKK, AND YIXTUNES FOR sALE
I cheap. 10 State 81. betuaou Randolph and WAsh.
lngton.
, 1875-02-19

1 pyENT1SItl.S WHO DESIRE TO REACH CoUN-
n teAdarn do IN ID bert lad c..SsreA
pspsf Lasts Appl1 u a. u. kELiUt;E. % JasksSa.t
HEApAQliE:.T is, HN .hsTADLl5ilf:D FACT
boSd by IT. b1h1er permanently ente* Tbs most noHa:
nsta cAtsa M d,spsp!lO siCk heAd&ohs 4n4
"a .bs19tS .pfeha e: esof.1ta nd GGssps.D1sit: ~
smith Cu. II W&bs.h.Av., Chicago.
Ia.1KE NOTICE. MIKE MoDONALp, Ann SPAR
l. Ing. and van HJEs. " t1s hzohan3s building.
hAse sptnnk IT, *sonx trap thS uus. No AEaaGsF. h.
q. IHArI. G3 Ewl4x-t. ...
W WANTIp-HAYE FKOM 6I.too 70 ei.aV 70 IN
W vua& In weilo.t Ablausd Gona .pa}tnG hus1:
ness tY young Of tiltooa Jrars' e1pdtence Of
would loan that amount " GAd tttu anu accept pos.
~ =: M q T. - s.s !s5aa T.
they wlll uoI nuItooI Want to angaEe In sonabnx
Altsad{ established. stully lrgL1tuats And with t4lr
prpni. AGistas Is. Tribune u1hce+
u VANTEn-A LADY'S 0QLn WATCH, FUR FIRST.
sl.,s ba.Hi Pts!rF "a DIAL With 3'~eless AddEsss
IVAErKD-fItsr-CLaSs EKCONO.ll1ND OF
" hcs furniture sad h1tutss. Addssss W q, Tribune
IN PER ONT CoAMIDSiON-NELL LOCATED.
IL MsAsinatau !lstghts ~ to 8lU pss ioos q1a!lsr
rsltisut.ss aaI osstri sa sddssss VEksis Il w.ss
Thtftst.. C!neinnAJ. U.
En PER GENT SAVED bUYiYG YOUR liO06s
w at such sAchhae-Ws onsf alt var 81 goods u W
s<nA tos ths eat y dAys ou{: special dspas1nunt u
human eals ceas 90 Ills dollar. Csl Or ss9A
your osdsF - y: " Exposition lAliat tasaAr. la1
nt.sz:.s:. anl Msst y ..i!.oa:s.: cnraes !.s.sd: