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NOTICE.

1NO F. j. BEAUMONT, Owner in the Comet
i Mine. situated in Bristol District. formerly
Nye County. when the mine was located, now
in Lincoln County, State Of Nevada. You are
hereby notified that there is due from Won the
sum of twenty $500 dollars on your interest in
the above named mine, which you are hereby
notified to pay Immediately, together with
costs OF this advertisement, otherwise 1 shall
claim forfeiture OF your interest in conformity
with the Act of Congress, Section s. approyeG
May 10th; 1872. All persons are cautioned
against purchasing the said interest from The
said +. J, Beaumont as he cannot under existinl
circumstances made legal transfer.
Phoebe, New, June 81, 1875.
je22-0Od wN ErrNV
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And in accordance with law and an
order of the Board of Directors, made on
the 9th day OF July, 1876, 30 many shares
OF each parcel of such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at public auction, at the office
of the Company, No. 240 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California, on Tuesday, the
9TH day of September, 1876, at the hour
OF one O'Clock p. ln.. of said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
GEO. T. GRIMES, Secretary.
Office: No. 240 Montgomery street, San Fran.
cisco, California. au22.td
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NOTICE.

=. II. SCH1MMEN, s. b. FERGUSON
- Seorge MeClain Henry Hatch, owners in
trict p toNslowing NOV Mines, Silver Park Mining Dis.
owner In the Hassayampa mine. Miners Dream
mine, ine, mineral Hill mine and Nevada Queen
line e, .. b: Ferguson and George Mcc,lain.
u0t uHners IN the Hassayampa mine, Mineral Hi
owner rne ana ~ Miner,s Dream mine; Henry Hatch,
~ner US IN the Hassayampa mine and Miners
pream mine. You and each of you, are herebv
notihed o that, If you do not appear within nnaty
V9ol days from the date hereof and nav -,
in"nu hna each OF your proportion of the EXPENSES
incurred in developing said mines, tho nnder'
signed will claim forfeiture, acoording 70
Jaw, OF your respective interests in said mines
silver Park, July 10th, 1875.
yi''sod F. Il. KNIGHT.
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LOST.

A GOLD WATCH CHAIN ON THE FIFTH
"A day of July. supposed to be somewhere on
Main street. The chain had attached to IL a
compass, small gold locket and Masonic en-
niem. Any one finding the same and returning
~ 70 the RECORD office will receive q reward
Oh TWenty-fivs DOllars.
yf-u JO9. b. PATTEN,
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Condor Silver Mining Company. ---
Location OF works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
County, Nevada. -Notice-There is delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
OF assessment NO. A. levied on the ninth day
July, 1875, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as
fol1owa. "
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Phoebe West Extension Mining
Company. Location Of works, Ely Mining
district. State of Nevada Notice There ID de-
hnquent upon the following described stock,
on account Of assessment (No. 81 levied on the
18th day OF July, 1875. the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective share.
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LOST!

NoPPosED TO BE LOST oNr Dor,
nLANkETS. between the Alps and p;oohs ne
Doll, On the Bullionville Road. Txyanaw
erv ~ r. Reward will be paid for the recoy,
'~ VIM. CULvERwRLL.
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LEGAL.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW.
i enth Judicial District, Lincoln County.
State of Nevada.
John Dahl, William O'Brien, Patrick Nc
Donsgh and Michael O'Brien, plaintiffs, VS.. the
washington X Creole Mining Company, de-
fendant.
Notice 90 Lien Holders,
To all whom il may concern.-Notice il here
ny given to all persons holding or claiming
Liens on Whist is known as the Washington and
Creole mine, under and by virtue OF an act of
the Legislature of the State of Nevada, entitled
" An Act 10 secure Liens to Mechanics and
others, snd to repeal all other Acts in relation
thereto approved March 4th, 1871, and also
under and by virtue of an act OF said Iegisla-
tufe, approved March 4th, 1875, to be and ap-
pear at the Court Room of the Seventh Judicial
District Court, in the Town Of Phoebe, County
OF Lincoln, State of Nevada, on
Monday, the Ith day of October,
A. ID. 1875,
At the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. on said day the
same being day during the regular term OF
said Court, and then and there TO make proof OF
their Liens, if any they have, upon said Wash.
ington and Creole mine, under and by virtue OF
said Act and Acts of the Legislature, or to be
forever barred from claiming the same. Said
mine, known as aud called the Washington and
Creole mine, is situated in Ely Mining District
Lincoln County, Nevada, contains twelve hun
dred feet OF mining ground, and is the same
mining property which was formerly owned
and worked by the Mazeppa Mining Company
JOHN DAHL, ct al,
BY A. b. ODoUGHERTY, their Attorney.
Phoebe, Nevada, August Dist, 1875.
au24.Sw
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BLOOD WILL TELL!
M p . oRT a N tt
SAKE BROS IMPORT

~a,eRRN SAKE BROS IMPORT
8 &2o ERS and Dealers in Thorough
bred Cattle and other Live Stock,
-aA will be at Elko and Winnemucca
from 18th to 2sth June, with 60 head of Thor
oughbred Short-horn (Durham) Bulls and Heif-
ers from Kentucky direct. Ages from 8 to 10
months; colors, red and roans. Parties who
desire to breed up their stock can have a chance
TO purchase at moderate profit over cost and
freight. This il the 5th year, 55th car load and
l7th importation of the Ssxes, and all stock are
selected from the best beef strains. We have
many animals which at four years old will
weigh from 400 to 5000 lbs. Come and see
EN- See Eastern cattle market reports for diff
ference of 80 to 200 per cent. between graded
steers and common stock iell.3w
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the twelfth
dsy of July, 1876. 30 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock rs may be necessary
Will be sold at public auction, at the once
of the Company, Room 2, No. 400 California
street, san ftsne,scS; das ~ Us. on io1r 1Errtday.
hour OF one O'Clock p. m. of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF the
sale.
II. L. KIMBALL, Secretary.
Oflice-Room 2. No. 400 California street,
Sen Francisco, California. su26-td
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THE DAILY HERALD.
POSTAGE FREE.

POSTAGE FREE.
Annual Subscription Price Sl2---A,.
ways In Advance.
Write the address on letters to the New YorL
Herald in bold and legible hand, and give the
name Of each subscriber. OF Postofiice, county
and State 80 plainly that no errors in mailing
papers VIII DE llaDle TO occur. au1O
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STOCK DIVIDEND.

, Once OF the Chief of the NIL Min
is7o,aAt meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of
tne Chief Of the Hill Mining Company. held
August 10Th, 1875, stock dividend Of a ouarter
4, o. share to each share Of the capital stock
after August 26th instant on pressntation nj 70 the
Secretary, S at the oface Of the Company. Room
20 haywards Building, 4l9 California street
au3l-td THEO. G, KIBBEE. Sacratsrv
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LUMBER!
LUMBER! !
v. WEAVER,

MAIN, POST, AND p OCHE STs.,
CAN SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF MINING
~ and Building Lumber, Sawed Lumber
Laths. Shingles, Pickets, &C., from Native
Lumber.
Wholesale or Retail at Reasona BILE
nates. auT.tf
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Iac0ul
, 1875-11-26
NORTH SIDE INSTITUTIONS.

on Rurllng street. corner OF Contro, the chill
dren uerc treated to turkey dinner, to which
WAS addod ali the little ricotics Of which thoy
arc 30 fond. 1lo institution contained thirty
two inmates, varying In sge from to Il gea1s.
There vas no show or dBplay made, but tho
little folks thoroughly appreciated tho kind
neas ot tho management, and enterod
hoat.i!y into tie enjoyment Of the affair, Tho
dinner Was partakon Of quietly, no ono being
present except the oNeors OF tho institution. It
WAS provided from the resources Of tho Asylum,
and was all that could be desired.
AT1uE NURSERY AND uALF-onFHAN AHTLuM.
located Oh Burllng. atseot, near Willow. tho
day was attlpgIy observed. A. d!nne1. couslsI-
tng Of turkey, chickens, ETC.. was
provided and sersel about l O'Clock. Tho
Asylum contained LOG innatost ranging. In ago
from 15 months to IA years. Scarcely ever was
,horo happier lot OF littlo ones cougtogated
sround tabo. They ato with great zest aud
10 tho tfue spirit of thankfulness. In tho even-
tng they uere entertained in tho achool-room by
an exhibition which had been kludly arranged
for thsm. consisting OF tableaux. rocitations aid
dialogues, IN which the larger cbildteu took part.
This Waa followed by tho serving Of refrosh-
ments, eod altogether tho day As memorable
sno 1t tha Institution.
, 1875-11-26

BEEN reduced 10 sncl, science that scarcely
anvthiug Ia loft to bo deHircd Ia
tho way Of uaefulnes8 or economy. Tho ok
rep}iturcs have becn calculated and limited
down TO tAs last cent Any extra appropriations
for food. therefore, cyen on ench general
scast-sIay a. ThankFgivlnR. wontl 10 absurd, "A
they sto impossible. Tho dinner yesterday WAS
Of tho usual plain description. and WAS served in
tho printttve styio adopted Ia ali rnch tnBtisn-
tious bfush and milk. with chunk Of meat,
formed ths principal, and Ia fact the .oniy,
articles Of dot. 4 few OF tho prisoners who
we're fortunate enough 10 hare families or
friends outside MORO 1eIoical BY receiving do
nations Of eatAbtca which materially helped out
their frugal repast. 1hoae who were not 80
lucky woro obliged 10 Sit by and esumble out
their discomfort. No charitable contributions
woro received from diAinterested paIties.
In tho afternoon fon's Of tie moro pesccsblo
prisoners were allowed, as srcctal
favor, tho liberty Of tho cor. .!do5s.
they paced up. and down, or gathered
In groups, talked, sang, laughed,
aud evidently did their best to have good time
Many jokes wore passed. and somo good
alterations took place. Some of the moe
acttvo onen enjoyed Themselves By playing leap
frog willis othars formed little inlprou,ptn card.
parties on tho pavement. Bv these meann tho
long hours vera whiled Away with perhaps 1T
tla less nonotany and dieco1nfort than usual:
And thia was hoW Thanksgiving Day was passed
In The fail.
, 1875-11-26

oakee, spples. ssc.. xero received. Among The
donors ve1o Mrs. Nanney, Mrs. Mary
FollAnsber. Mrs, Charles Follausbee.
Mira. Msr.h Mrs. Mcdonald, 1t:s. Gon-
t1y, Ms Irving. Mrs, i, 1sotfafota,
Mrs. n d. Fiske, Mrs. Young. Mrs Tonnev.
3fre, Brewster. Mira. Lewis, Mrs. Monty q. Du-
Rad, Mrs, Manohenter. Mrs. 1aunnion, Mis-.
liirsck. Mesats. Garland. Tibbats. Tucker l.
sherman. Mrs. Berger, and others.
Tho dining room was vory attractive With tts
long rows Of shhles. furnished with all tho good
thugs that chilaIen could ask for. Tho room
was Particularly light aud cheerful. and. - tho
12o Children OF ths Institution filed aso she room
rEettY sight. Friends called during tue day, and
4. evening ths childron parsook, Of s1ppcr
which Haa furnished by Tho ssu,o kind people,
, 1875-11-26

writer Ii B,ack,oood gives Us m entertain
ing bit OF gossip ooacaFoiug Michael Apgcloh
method Of working. He ssYs that through his
block Of marble by working With too sreaa
Yshemence usar the surface. uo further ssys:
"Too eager to arrive At = roiut WHARF lis t5pe
genius would ind play, he asFailod the maso!g G
With auoh violence that he often struck on
plooes which trennled Into tho just limits Of the
surface and. "a they could not bo replaced, 20
wAa forced to finish - ho oould--not as ho
stipe b,s work In olay, aud thsn lntEustsd tho
boatius bf I out ia astbis to n,eohanleal woEhmeu'
ve ehonld hAye hsd not only much larger num-
b.r Of grand works h bu. sas} would htso
bsoK Of ths head Of @Iosaa haa been uhiselsd
away until il u N Impossible hoad. Again. tho
David u s.o1iaoed 70 tho exigsnciea OF tho mar
bIe. And ths head Of his famous Day v.s prob
nhlv left unfinished because he perceived .LAt 1t
VA turned beyond tho limit permitted to natu1e
Without breaking the neck"
, 1875-11-26
Al THE JAIL.
AHnNf1 TIE EllNt1fHH

Whatever occasion for thanksgiving othsr
peopls might have had yesterday, very certainly
tho queer folks who .nhAblt The uounty prison
had little need to exhibit any gratitude. 10 the
uotley crew Of deprAyed men aud women who
occupy coils In tho jail one day Is like auotLer aud
lay alter day p.ases without any break Ia the
dead monotony OF prison.ife. There is no
acknowledgment os holidays. When tho outside
world is making merry, feast'ng, and Abataln!pg
from labor, tho people who ara cooped up in
aungaoua by process OF Law kuow little Or
ncthnx Of Whist IN going On bogoud tho walls.
Prisoners have no rights, anu few ptlyiIegss.
Yhs Cook County jail Is = model institution Of
Il kind. It4 walls are thick snl its regulations
ksinxsat. Tho l1aaAYs,ls1t Of its tasoAtas hss
, 1875-11-26

OLIVET CHURCH.


fnE1R TnANRBaIv1S0 p1SSEn.
On South Dearborn street, between Polk aad
Taylor, tho Qlivet baptist (colorod) cougrega-
ton hhvo recently erected four-story brick
church ed!hco, Of wh!ch description A4s hcen
previously published IN TuE TnIDuXE. tho
building Ia plain but substantial. and ia not yot
completed. aaa will not bo for somo weeka to
como. Underneath tho church proper are three
ssore-roons. on tue ground floor, which arc Of
fesed for rant. Upstairs, besides the church,
are lecturc-room, Scception.rooms, church,
pArlors, and Offices.
The lecture~room Is opy partially ready Tor
occupancy, and here tue Hoy, Richard Il. Do
Dhptistc, tho pastor Of The church, held lret
services on Wednesday evening, which proved
Interesting to tho participants. The church
building and grounds hayo cost great deal OF
money, and to complete aud furnish tho house
Of Worship the copgregaton wan oo.aoelIs{sto
incur debt uf el7 900, In which dilemma It now
6nds itself. and with hard timss to pull it back.
Tho meubers Of tho hock arc not Of the class
that maT' ho termed rich, but consist Of the bot
tar class Of our colored population. aud thar
pastor is very energetic 'aborer III the Lords
vineyard.
ID order to raise tho wind, 10 to speak, or, in
ether words, to gather In some money 10 help
Thanksgiving dinner free TO everybody who wna
willing 10 pay 30 cents. It Was = sold and sub
stantisl meal, gotten up By tho fair ones at tho
dock, who worked hard for the 2ticcess OF tho
AFFAIR. They contributed llborally themselves Of
tufAeys, d.shts, knives, forks. spoons. eo.ory,
and other ot cetsras and In that way managed
10 make the affair grand aud dcaeRyed sue
cese.
Dinner vas served In the yet uncarpe.el
church parlors, and lastcd from u to o'clock in
Tho afternoon. It uss very credttabio and enjoy
lble. and those who invested fn the dinner re-
:civod the worth Of their money. The tables
wero laid with Immediately white cloths. aud
fairly Rroancd with tho substantiala ana dslica-
sea placed upon them. Tho colored belloa
helped thelr dask-hued beau1 to druusttch, OF
little OF tho black or uhito ulest, or little Of
Tho breast, Just III tley dcsiIsd. Then there
MAS tho pastry. hs only colored cooks can make
7; and mtpee pss. and plum pudding
Fhere Has = great deal Of these dain.
nes oonpl.censly slowed AWAY Previous
70 commencing tho ro?ast tho nov. Mt. Do Hap-
tisto offered up thanks aud asked blessing on
tho church and congregation.
In tho evening grand enEeEtalomont, couslst-
tng Of An "OId Folkes' Concerto" was given Ia
ihe lecture-room by members Of the congre-
kAtton Tho hall MAS crowded, and the songs
md ssytngs wero thoroughly rel!shod by tie
,>ationeo. Quite handsome oum MAS realized.
, 1875-11-26
THE NswsBoYs' HOME.

HOW THEY ENJOYED Ti1ASkBllflSt.
Th-oreh .,l I'm husv DIN And no,ay huat1o Of
49,. ~. .,,u Nor.h,e., ami rsooth,,ck,,
tno e'eas o'ts' tuo nu"s'u,' - a.a ~ n",n",
Homo was not 1o1eo'eh' ~ e.""''o W Tu''11
street. near Fifth avenue trno and living
monument to 4 nohta charity. Ia this Homo,
,.h.ro .h,ono,, ttudtv tpfuonces and liberal
~..o,,. .s.a1';aas ~ noc- unfo,,nns.a ,;ttlo
Chftet'h1 seAel'"ss' 'no poo1' ""'o ','.'s ..ss
waudeEer and newsoos. WHO can claim no roof
trio for bis covering eayo tho broad canopy OF
11e.ran, with the curbesone for inflow whoteun
=. ~ 1',s ho.a nnae k}na1v .}oltor md c,ro
~, " 10y e1ea, n'e Aes'' . as ...ts .ks-.
lhe m'nistsAt1ona ot su'H' peop1o "f' Du'"n
here, and TO an extent that ts noteworthy ana
commcudablo.
III, moor Ar.h MIN oathnr1 4 ,os, nsnn;es And
.s.rI.,., ,ir.,,,,,a., ~, ,,o1,,;r,.. r.nor, A.
sPtseetoan "se"uoou ~ pvau".t p,ai. pap p..'ns.
olaeking noo's, Is DsoaEhs ".o'n 'no oo'uos VI
s'vlzalion aud Ii tnado Root aud honest cits-
xeu Of. and oiton rfoveB his appreciation by be-
oo,n,,e an orn,ment nnd honor IN rocicty.
Thss, .,anr -.if. &r,r. t,ot fnrootto, vo.,
Anese t,.;.s.nasn, tvua "es 11not, ...t"d ;s.,
toso@5 ,t. nntnsantooous IN KY ,ast a,n .n"s
,hio,, .ha HAMA mort4 ha .tf'ont pos%" fho
10 .p'oK ~ s,nnar. ' hi Wa,ros'
4sua' 9u .ranin" .nns oooaiao' .mt s,,b.t.n.
uay essa'.R sno sgHe.t'. aao ,>,s;t =.
a est w. XII " .,a .n,,a ,,orso,, -, nnr.
lug ~ sg ss. s"u Evil ,an ,,"slnr.
A.spe set5 thitru ncSus' "uus" .sa' I."n
, 1875-11-26

ISrttdI W8pokch 70 77A Chicago 7Hb0Nt.
OMAHA, keb., Nov. 23.-A muruer-tlial OF
great iusercsk terminated II Blair, Neb., to-day
NIlard Randall 20 yoara old, var accused Of
muzdsriag Ro4a C!lnebngs, R youag naasrial no.
mau, noar Fanteaotlo tho 8th Of last February.
TIE crlma Was committed in daylight. The body
lying near her house in The snow. with thtta
,ldfge gasles in the throat Tor husband ab-
sent few hours, MAS, OH Ills return, tho frat to
dtscoyer the budy. Footstepsi IN the SNOW plain.
ly tracked 10 houas half aAnile distant, where
Randall had boen staylng alooo. Tho ehoea
found iu tho uouso correspondent In slzo with the
tracks. TIE trial lastod three days before Judge
Maxwell. Distr1ot-Aitospsy Connell appeared
for tho Htatc, and Col. J. ". sayage of Omaha,
and John Carrigap, Of Blair for the dafcnao.
Tho Jury xero our swelgo hours. and uore dis.
chss8ed this morning. They stood BoYen so1
nohy4cklpi,
, 1875-11-26
Su!CI0E,

sr. Louis, NO.. Nov. 25.-slark Harper, sher-
Id Of Hamilton County, H., committed hufotdo
q MoLsansboro yestorday By shooting III ln,self.
Financial embarrassment was the uAuss.:--.
spAfat t}lspdtdh ia 1ht Ctteaon 1F.ount.
tho q onnty Jsif horA tapoaa Lonia Hhsw' cfnr..
cd NTH Atssmptlpg 10 kill bis vito short timo
ago, committed suicide this morning bY cutting
his throak from ear to ear with ponkpife, kill
Ing himself Instantly,
, 1875-11-26
LORD IIOUGIITON.
HOW Euc Wns Interviewed ut xvab1l.
tnEt0n4

ington.
Eashin,,son n capf'a'.
Lord houghton-old 'outon. a. ho is lovingly
calied-has boon upon ,is't to Washington, tue
guest Of sir Edvsrd .nd Lady Thornton. Tho
most entertaining event that markcd our uohlo
buffers Walt was an atson1pt nado by no"s-
paper m3n TO got hla yiens. .,
rooms Of tho Eogli.h Legs!ioo. whom . card was
brought in and handod 10 the aolom1 OLD subject
OF Her Gracious Majesty. suppoatng tho card
to represent 8ome one OF tho soTofa! dlattlg'Bl!~
Cd Americans t9 whom ho Lad hoon introduced,
Ih's ~ not 4 al p Inees'sSa5 C for The gentle;
Tue eorsa"t He was y slender. koen, oyod iook:
lnE YOU'D OF Az q tne!oanonsa, ana saganolhs
,pg 4 up and down like punp-handlo' lo cried
chs9rlly:
How arc yo, mo Lotd3 Hope youro vel.
hope no Gaay HougaIon - Wct! anu all lne
yonnhg tn1 hoaShsoan 3ait,I nov nre 1hey hr,,,.
Razeo Ako feathefless Owl at the lively ill.,
tfudsf. :,
Der your PARDON, nv Lord forgot to tell
you: az osnkins OF tue das'Y newspapes
-IAfge6t circulation OF any Journal III the world
-nas teiographMoa = To-day to get your Vows"
.,ny nmy tn Vows ,,..,..,.,. .,
..,.t.Ti un1nB9lsnoo noo!eman-hAmo
@ "lhtou ~ w anua!s " aAa9' american peoplo
= bess y 1ous sou ~ ta
~, des, pieelseiy 70 aonpt no VIII. nns wo
a.a aot Wans 40 maen theologlc1l EXPRESSION or
v.a"s =! 10 1 poMsaca, o1 soolaa one. yos go.
NoH, "nas ~ yoaF Vien ~ u soc COURSE o. En-
of4tsl 81, freshmen. Fei.111., Of on5s IT., ..u.,
LORD AoaBhton Razed ABOUT hln1 6e"ildored.
5ae Mas aiona-Iasuer i, ola Aao Ahu7. IL Wha
y cnau atsteaas ca9s!a8e WIN
OF coareo
''Oh, never feat; NO aro alone. Thornton
, 1875-11-26

Ci1E*,Eh.
sptctol Dirafeh II The Chftaco Tribune.
CHEsrkR, ILL.,, nor. 25.--Natlonal Thanksgiving
WAS TO some e1tont observed bore to-day. Tho
Post Otllcs and eercrsl places OF bussnesu Wero
closed, and religions services were held At st.
Marks Episcopal Church,
sFniS1rIELp.
Stectat Dispatch IN 1lr caic,1oo tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Nov. 25.-Tlankpglvipg Day
was celebrated hy D gcnora, suspension Of bntl-
ness Tho Stato Offices, banks, etc., were closod.
LAaALLE.
Specfat Dfspatth to The Chfcapr 7rt6nn<.
LAsALLE, Ill. nov. 25.-The pubhc schooiA
have boun closod tu-t1ay. aud there has bean =
general Ruspansion Of business.
Srteiai Dfspdtch kd Thf Chicago Tf1tsns.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Nov. .25.--ThRnkh9ivlug Day Was
generally observed 1t OTTAWA. Ali rho loading
busintxs houses wcro closed.
hLToS.
!srtcfat Di&pateh to m, Chicago Tribune.
ALTON, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-Thankag,ving Day vsa
very generally observed III t4ls city to-day, hus-
meas Of all kinds being very generally suspended.
This Rev. T. g. Fields, pastor OF tho baptist
Church, preached the Thanksgiving sermon at
tho Congregational Church, all tue dlflaront do
nominations attending.
, 1875-11-26

THE MEMORIAL COMMITTEE.
81, Louis, Nor. 26.-Judge Stanley Mathews,
President Of the Railroad Convention, has ap-
pointed tue following gentlemen as = committee
to prepare tho address to Congress provided for
BY the resolutions adopted by the Convention ;
Tho Hon. Jaues o. Droadhead Of Missouri,
Chairman the Hon. Il. ". Thompson Of 1ndi-
ana. the Hon. ]. II. Kouuhtd Of LouisianA, Nor
ton 4oMichaal Of pennsy1sania, Potter Cooper Of
Now York. Con. JosepA II. Anderson Of Vifg,nie,
Col. William johnson Of North CArollna. D. Fol-
nephsrd at California, 4. q. Olotton Of Texas,
II. g. Bmsh Of Tennesseo, Con. J. Z. Johnston
Of deorBia, and g. Il. Mhrshlii Of h[taslsA,ppt.
Judge Mathews lB s'so member Of tho Com
nfttee, In accordance With the provision Of tho
resolution.
, 1875-11-26
THE NATIONAL. GRANGE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nor. 28.--1n tho Nstlonsl
Grange. afternoon and evening sessions. tho
only resolution OF importance under conetdora-
lou MAS tho toifowlnH t
Resolcsd That NJ herehy pray snd ask the Congress
of tho United States To rntors thess heavy burdena
from tue nscks of ths people BY forthwith fsne:nK
tholr ssues from circulation. and substitute tha Coy
sIaeut Issues, commonly called Rrnnhacts, III thelr
thnd
, 1875-11-26

Special DzFpateh 70 1ht Chlea0o 1Tt5Hns.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Alt IL reported that
new complications havo nrison In regard to she
financial troubles OF tho Columbus, Chicago i lndl-
aus Central Railroad, aud that tho arat-mort-
gage bondholdets haye iH1ued tho following no.
tce "The delay In obtaining tho necessary
amount OF signatures to the tlrss-mortgage
bondholders' sgroement Of Feb. 20, 1876, Ina In
duced oonalderable number Of Subscribers to
withdraw from it and organize under now
agreement. Az there is no louger any psobsblll-
" Of completing tho original agreement. no
hcreby notify boudhnldors that NO Withdraw 1t,
aud shall consider their functions "a commit
too to h8Yo Terminated"