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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-28

''Ah, parson, wish could take my gold
with me, said dying man to his pastor.
ut might melt, - was the consolng answer.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-28

The first annual session Of the Association
of Surgeons of the Confederate Army and Ma
w convened in Richmond OH Tuesday, Dr.
S. H. Moore, late Surgeon General of the Con-
fedcrate States, presiding.
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An affair OF the heart-The circulation of
blood.
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Railroads.
M sTAUNToN-WEsTwARD.

& chesapeake ami Chic EsaiEroad-Onand after
" Sunday May Goth, 1875, Passenger Trains win
rs fCIlo -~tS-AAS "t--
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Always ready to take fair view of things
Aconductor.
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r United STATES MARsHAL's SALE
u By virtue of awrt, issued ont Of the Clerk $
office of the United States Court for the Western
District of Virginia and directed to me. shall sell
for cash at public sale, at Horse Pasture Store, in
the county of Henry, on SATU RDA1 the 9Th day OF
NOVEMBER, 1875. the following property to wit:
One STILL cap andworm. libelled and attached.
O. r. WOOTTON.
Deputy for A. S. Gray U. s. Marshal
oct 21-3t ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-28

TINTED STATES NARsHAL's SALE.
" BY virtue OF writ issued out OF the Clerks
office of the United States Court for the Western
District of Virginia, and directed to me, shall sell
for cash at public sale at Horse Pasture Store, in
the county OF Henry. on SATURDAY. the 9th day of
NOVEMBER. 1875. the following property to wit;
One Still, cap and worm, libeled and attached.
O. r. WOOTTON.
Deputy for A. S. Gray, .. S. Marshal
oct 21-3t
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Mail Train. Express.

NORTH BOUND. Mail Train. Express
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NIX on Eg SION.

The undersigned has chartered two cars for an. Fx-
cursjon from STAUNTON to WASHINGTON. leay-
18th, at 10 o'clock Returning, leave Washington
on any Gay OF the same week. Fare SIS round trip.
and none sold after the 10Th
oct 2l-lt D. A. PLECKER.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-28

TINTED STATES bIARsHAL's SALE.
u By virtue OF writ, issued out OF the Clerk s
office Of the United States Court for the Western
District OF Virginia. and directed to me, shall sell
for cash at public sale at Horse Pasture Store, in
the county of Henry, on SATURDAY. the 9th day of
NOVEM Err, 1875 the following property to wit
One Still, cap and worm, libeed and attached.
O. r. W0OTTON,
Deputy for A. S. Gray, U. S. Marshal.
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-28

Neptate's coat Of arms-Thc crest of wave.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-28

TINTED STATES AIARSHAL'S SALE.
" BY virtue of writ, issued ont of the Clerks
office of the United States Court for the Western
District Of Virginia and directed to me, shall sell
for cash at public sale at Horse Pasture Store, in
the county OF Henry, on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF
NOVEMBER. 1875 the following property to wit:
One Still and cap, lihelled and attached.
O. r. WOOTTON,
Deputy for A. S. Gray, Q. S. Marshal
OCT 9T-3t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-10-28

Legal Forgers-B lacksmiths.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27

dressed the Council on the subject,
asking that the franchise restrict the
road to running no nearer than one
block from the Spring and Sixth
street railway at the depot grounds.
Mr.. Huber moved that the franchise
be restricted to 25 years.
Mr.. Teed amended that it be granted
for 30 years.
The amendment was carried. An
other amendment to the franchise was
passed requiring that the road run
on the West side of the new depot
building.
The ordinance was then adopted as
amended.
The following bills were submitted
and referred to the Finance Commit
tee:
HERALD Printing Co., $21; J. G.
Jackson, $3S IS; George McLain, SO;
Workman Bros, 500 So; f. Peppers,
$40; 3. Green, $4S; r. Matthews, $44;
Frank Tate, $40; Louis Levin, $13;
Geo. Hansen, 500; Jno. M. Baldwin,
$42 so; w. M. Osborn, $46 81; VIM.
Borrowe, $31 20; J. G. Brush, $25;
Caswell & Ellis, $6 25; S. Mayer, 81;
L. Lehman, $50; Griffith, Lynch &
Co., So 81; w. r. Rowland, $3.50 50.
On motion, the price of irrigating
from zanjas was reduced to ST 90 per
halliday.
Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
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POST OFFICE EMPORIUM,

Miss G. M. TURNER has removed to the
POstoffice building, where she will sell every
thing in the Stationery line
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
mr9tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27
Sheep For Sale.

I HAVE 1000 Best Grade of Sheep which
! | offer for sale, guaranteeing to the pur-
chaser pasture for the whole lot one year.
Two thousand of the ewes, served with tho
rOugh-bred rams from Vermont, will lamb in
March, and the increase will be of superior
quality. Also, twenty thoroughbred Rams,
and other fine rams for SALE For further par
ticulars INQUIRE of SIMON LEVY,
ianl7tf No. 80 Also st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
The Rest of IL.

Our report closed at ii o'clock
Thursday evening, and the following
business was subsequently enacted.
Mr.. Byle petitioned for the fiuming
of zania No. in the rear of his prem
ises. Referred to the Zanja Commit
tee
The resolution fixing salaries Of city
officers, previously offered and refer
red back for amendment, was passed.
The salaries, as fixed by the resolu-
ton, stand as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27
LAND FOR SALE.

r HAVE $50 ACRES OF EXCELLENT
L land for sale near Old Los Nietos. About
200 acres will produce corn without irrigation.
The remainder is good fruit and small grain
land. Living water on the premises. Par
TALLY improved. j. $. THOMPSON,
81 and 81 Temple Block.
Dec IL 1874 deI7 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27
CHOICE TWO-ACRE LOTS,

r COATED IN THE MOST DESIRABLE
i portion of the city, l1a miles Is. W. from
POstOffice. From 20 to 40 orange trees four and
five years old on each lot, and will be sold for
one-half cash and balance in g. 9, and IL
months, at II per cent. interest.
For further particulars, inquire of KIM
BALL & COMPANY, 10 Spring street lold
Postoffice) mrlS II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27
PURE BRED POULTRY.

ENGGs FOR SALf, OF THE FOLLOWING
~ pure bred varieties: Dark Brahmas,
Buff Cochins, White-faced Black Spanish,
Brown Legherns, at SIS per setting of l3 eggs,
White Leghorns, the best layers, non-setters,
So per setting; two settings for S5
Address, BRUNK & BRUCK,
rig BINS Box 4O7.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27
New Paper House.

A business house greatly needed in
Los Angeles is about to be established.
G. A. Bonesteel a. Co. are now OPEN
ing in Lafayette Block wholesale
stationery house at which newspapers
aud retail stationery firms will be able
to purchase at San Francisco prices,
freight added This class of business
house has been long needed in this
city and will no doubt receive liberal
patronage. The business is under the
management of c. A. Bonesteel, who
has been for many years with Hodge
d Co. of San Francisco and thoroughly
understands the paper trade in its var
ious branches.
The Santa Barbara Press Of the 23d
inst. has this notice of one of our citi-
zens: Col. A. S. Adds, Deputy Grand
Worthy Centre of the Janissaries of
Light, arrived on the Senator yester-
day, and is meeting with great sue
cess in establishing Temple of this
noble order here. Due notice will be
given when and where the charter
ulCiuOClo Will iltCU. uC NOlouCl
also General Travelling Agent for the
Southern California Mutual Aid Asso-
citation and will receive applications
for membership while he remains with
US.
One of the neatest as we'll as most
useful contrivances that we have ever
seen is rubber stamp which Mr.. H.
G. Myers Is manufacturing and selling
in our city. 1t is useful in printing
business or address cards, or in mark
ing clothes, and can be applied on
anything upon which one wishes to
stamp his name. A complete outfit,
including stamp, indelible ink and
mixing pads, is furnished at the mod
crate price of 81 so. Mr.. Myers has
sold many of these handy little arti-
cles in our city, and they have given
general satisfaction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27

a,, MaEill buy a choice Lot 90 X 1855, located
s3;alIv Te line of the Spring and Sixth street
Tuss&. Apply to- j. NJ. BALDWIN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27
$1,000 per year per acre,
NE Association has just completed
WATER DITCH

Over the choicest portion of their table lands
and purchasers will have the right TO water
without charge. Such an opportunity to Sc
cure land admirably situated and watered
and perfectly adapted to semi-tropical fruit
culture, will not occur again.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27

n P9hLE, THE WELL ESTAB-
IN ~ Sewing Machine, Pattern and
. Xg business, No. 60 Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27

&W WILCOX g. GIBBS SEWING Ma
Osesline for sale at 25 per cent. less than
Six 6ice. Inquire at this Office.
Thr& novl9tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27
DR. SALE-FOR RENT.

\ 1.-TWO NEW HOUSES, ONE
In Mining 10 rooms and two bathrooms,
bed for two families: the other hav-
:" e nj bathroom; both being beau
- Il near the business centre and
kU9 charming view of mountain
."d For full particulars, apply to
rs COMPANY, 10 Spring street
E,tce building). mrlS If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27
Rail Road Improvements.

The rev railroad is completed at Anaheim
and runs directly along the southern portion
of our tract. We will offer lands within from
one to three miles of Downey City as well
adapted for corn as any now under cnltiva-
ton. and there are none better in the world.
, 1875-08-17

NATIONAL suNQAY.acAooL CONVENTION.
FAlnpo1ar, N. r., Aug. 18.-TbiH is tho last day
OF The CaatAuqua sunday-school Assembly. Tho
people have been leaving Oh boats and trains al
day. AddreAaes wsrs msda tlis morning by
pteHlaent Lewis Miller, DR.. yinceit, Ard others,
aud in the aftaruoon Prof. Eben Tougee, Of
BOSTON, delivered ane address on ''atusio In
The 6undsy-sohool and sanotoary,"
The general closing exotcIaos wero held IL tho
ey sniug, aud addresses appropriate to the ooc.-
non made hI d. v'neons. Dr.. Prasty, OF WasA-
ington, the nuv d., Deems, Of Nav York tho
na. e~ s@AS'
lleaolutions we're adopted approving Of thu
management Of the Assembly In koeninu tj.s
gates closad on tho Sabbath, and thankinR tho
railway colnpan.es steamboat compauies, oto.
It haA bee.s dessdoa to hold Chautkutlna A..
senhly each year. on the Same grounds, which
lave beea secured pesmsnontly for that pur-
poso. 4 large organ will b ereotod aud ID In
tnenso hosai hs built On tbs grounds during shs
year.
, 1875-08-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ" N7ENACO FHEAIHE.
a 90" theatre, nav play, aud new CON-
pany, form : combination strong enough. one
would thlnk, 10 draw even tho lRzy nnusem cut
seekers Of Chicago from their hidinR-places i;
hut lsst night proved the contrary. All thcsa
attractions Wero offered In tho Nsw Chicago
Theatre last night to not more than half an ou-
alonoo Those WHO did go 10 zee and 4esT the
new things wcro not disappointed; aud, whom
tho combination OF circumstances lhas kept 70
many sway ahAll hase passed, no doubt the
tl.eAero will ha ratrontzsd II It deserves. 30 far
AZ the ball and ita surroundings are concerned,
these ia certainly little room for criti-
ci.m. Tha old Kingsbuy Musld- (which
lad descended ln the course Of fortune
from the ssversly classical to tho broadly bur-
sesqaa-has been consplats!y reas.ed, md IL uov
1T abode for "tho aotnestio DRAMA" or "par.
lor comedy" The appointments are excetleut.
Fresh paint 10 delicate dnts, new carpets and
upholstery, ample stage arrangements, mirrors,
hAugings, aud gAs-tttlngs, have worked woa-
dsstul chsuGe, 4 description In detail ia sonrcc-
" watranto4 or needed, both because it Aas ouca
Leforn boen glyoA IN taesa columns, and tecAusa
all play.Roeru uaso ~ opportunity every uight ot
seeing It with their own egas. II ls sufficient t1
say that the uaH theatre 10 worthy OF largo patc
rouags, II II 10 considered merely comfortable
loungluK-place.
Wiothor It shall hare hishaS character will
dapeud at course. ntoh tho management, A1.d
il sAia direction. also, VII tAva great expeosa-
tlous. iii. il41l l}As au .1cul1eas reputation.
atflcal tainS Will. aid u fond OF 90 dung. HI
u supposed 70 ba pesson Of tud.eious tAsta.
and Is u known to b. oua OF 1nIRs Q1peyiepca
The public Will lo2k 10 him tor aoual FlA,t>
, 1875-08-17
Great West End
Dry Goods House.

Large lines Of Summer 8ilka reduced from 81
aiill $l.25 to 10 cts.
Assorted lot Of Summer silks reduced from
$i:25 and $l,50 e 81 4 yar.l. e,, -,
f = suRS5t auRsy.g gSna'$ oW $?tps Sk'' regular
Rich Brocade Japanese Silks, formerly ~ cta,
Fine silk Eeru Stripe japanese, formerly e5
cts. now 25 cts.
Fancy Grenadines. great variety, ut 10 cts yard,
for rIncrly 30 and 81 cta.
Black Grenadines at 20 to 90 per cent below
former prices.
French Printed 0rgandies, formerly 30 and so
cts, nov II IL cts.
sou pcx Fine ~ Printed Percales, 10 cts yard,
formerly Is cts.
doY F. s Is vs7 a American Printed rs'ea'e''
Fine French Lawns, Prints, md Foulafd CAM
hrics! greatly reduced.
linen Lawna y cts. formerly 81 cts.
Elmo All-No0l French nMgDnals, choice shades,
formerly SIS cts, now 80 cts.
Large lota assorted Spring and Summer Dress
Goods at yj and 80 cts. formerly 10 and Soc,
Ca,nes Hair Snitings. 10 ctr. for1llcrly G5 cts.
Ladies Linen Snits. Plain, Trimmed, mud En-.
broflered, at almost half price.
Llama Lace Points, 81 to $3o. actually haf
price.
Lima Lace Jackets, IS to $25, much less than
gold cost
Stylish Trimmed Millinery at great sacrifice.
Cntriuncd Hats, half former prices.
Great largnins III Ribbons and Sash Ribbons
Parnsols reduced % to 81 per cent.
Piques. Eictoria Lawns, aud White Goods, n.
dnced 20 to 25 per cent
, 1875-08-17

Special Ditpa.eh to The Chta1o Tribune.
FoSp nj LAO, Wis, Aug. 1G.---1llis city waa
thrown into stnto Of lntenso excitement last
evening IN consequence Of well-fouuded rumor
that a 3-yoar-old boy had boen kidnapped by n
woman aud two strange mon while tho little fol-
low Was playing III tho door-yard. Tho 0hief Of
polico aud tho father Of tho child woro soon In
hot pursuit. Thoy woro not long in getting on
tic track OF tho woman, who was found nt tho
Homo for tho Frenhless. Tho boy was stolen
about 4 o'clock. Before dark ho WAS rocapturcd
antt returned to hts homo a1ld distracted ftions
Tho police arc In search Of the mon who aided In
tho thoft. Tho woman IN tho cAso ia tho divorced
wifo OF tho fathns Of tho child. When tho li-
yotco yaa Graniel two yoatB nKo, It waA agreed
3 years Of age. Last December Ito had a.
rivod at that age. and tho woman brought him to
her late husband aud was suitably rewarded for
her expense. Sho said that sho returned tho
child because Ills fu1hor, LaytuR re-
married an excellent woman, was bat
ter prepared to caro for him than sft0 was.
She ntartol to return to California. but stopped
at ClIeyounu, whore alle rcfnaiued nptll three
weeks ago, and returned. be Ind nlado Bay-
cral demands for tho child before kidnapping
him. Tho general opinion IL that tho woman is
III search Of nouey moro than tho boy. 1t IL re-
portad TINT she has gono TO tho bad within tho
pa6t ycnr, md III in manner 1t to tnko euro of
the child. Her divorced husband WRs promt-
nent member OF tho Legislature In 1870, mud
WAS for ten years Buccessful editor Of paper
III tho southern part OF tho State.
, 1875-08-17
SPORTING MATTERS.
BASE BALL.


nrrcns OF rnr WHITE srocutyoH.
Tho White stoclincs rotu5no1 from .bc,r
r,a.a - .e"s o .o'a'Hoa W. ,loI 'ne',
1aa.elh 'o''f sunday morning ~ nne hea'sh anu
e4uoosant sp'F1ts: Yesterday thoy devoted shcua-
Of rest to recover from tho ofroc,s az travel and
tc.d.y +hov ,,v ho,i NJ tto A,hto,,, r., 49, c.u.
10y ~, ao'" - ' treea 1os eno 'i1es
a"o n.o 'n.shsaeon ~ ohlesgo lhenetlof~atd % se
close OF tho year they will be voy Eus'ly engaged.
They hare but iittle to say concerning the result
thst !, oro-- orn ,r.k ~, .,,a,,r
~ "Ho'',
AeAuHs tuoW. 1noy tnln3 tney played VIGIL
enough to hare w0n largo majority Ii tlo
mattar of Ink hal bcc, aon,avh.t ooua, TITO
arrora occrrrad ~ rita, ton,t,,ros ,r,., ~
e.!o'" oess4.oa ~ VIM !un''u'ee' "oen 'ne
enecs "ouia 90 most o'saaftous' "hercas those
Of their adverAarics Lappoued at times when bat
little harm could onsue.
According to their calculatlonB. II thov bad
had fair degree Of luck they should have lost but
two games. But ~ luck is subtle and diff
cult thing to estimate. aud, wtilo Chicago would
haye been rfeased II they had done bettos, It
cannot altogether accept 'thtories Of bad lucls.
- al excuse for their defeats. The rlay~
, 1875-08-17

FEDES HINN}5Ms
PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT.
new rnnE. Aug. 1G.-A atoot company waa
organized yestoslaY to hold grand insern*tson-
al pedestrian tournament in this city 10 October.
Two Thousand dollars in prizca will DO anoacrlb-
ed, and tho affair will last six days. purse Of
$1,000 will oo of1erei Tor tho pedestrian cover
Ing the groasoA number o! mslos Ia alx days,
There will also be prizes for 50 and 100 mile
walking conseats. open to d! the world. It h
expected Westo,, aud Hasd.ug. ot Now York ;
Avo1y, Of Hoston; o'Lesry aud Smith, q Chi,
caXo; aud OdlY aud Adams, Of philadelphls
will con,puto fos tho 30 aal LOO mills walk, alse
tho slx DAM Naik.
, 1875-08-17
JUSTICE AND INJUSTICE.
Tho Governor at Last Get, the William
son County Flea in Ills Ear.
lie In Now Making II Few Efforts
to Throttle tic Infnt1'y.
Hundreds Of Fugitive hurdorors skulklng
in tho Indian Territory.


THE WILLIAMSON couaTY ouTaaoEs. >
.Stect,tt Dissatrh TO The Chfea!'e tribune.
Il EpntNuFIE1D, H.. Aug. 1G.-ti0v. Beverdgn ia
In Garment in regard to 1nntters In WIlliAmBon
and Jnckaon Counties. 1lo is determined to end
tho troubles down there. alr. Uueh, n prominent
citizen oi Carhontlale. was horo to-day, and sng-
gcHted to the Governor tilat 1t might he we'll to
so,ll homo militia down there. Tie Governor
asked II II wcro not possible to organize a
company Of nnlitIn in Jackson County. Mr.
bush did not think It could bo
done. Tho men could not loave tl1er fauitoH
and thtir work. To ttlIs the Govornor replied
that II lhe mon Hsst Interested would not Or
gauize to protect their lives, and tho lives OF
their friends, It waa hardly to bo expected that
men living remote from thAt county would ioayo
their work and families to do 1t fur them. l}nt
tho Governor believes TINT tAore Is enough
patriotism and couraao down tbera to induce t4a
mon tn organize for tlsas defense anl tho homo.
Of thoir county. Accordingly io addressed and
forwn.ded the following letter to-dhv:
STATE OF ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE DrrAnrxss7,
srhtKorIE'p. Aug. u, !A;5: 7ht Hon: E.'Ham j.
snn est ,1 mqr q G,S"nas ~, p
tary company In Cartpnlae. I an of opinion tia
presence II such III Organization wnuld hare gooI
not essential Tho State can furnish nrms. rlcase
respectfully, JunN l.. DEyEnIuan.
lo WT0to RtHlll1r letter to tho SAefiHS or
Franklin and Williamson Counties. urging them
to bo prompt In their efforts to establish forco
to put lown ontIawry aud murder IN tAo!r TO-
spectiye couutioB. Arms would. upon apli'ica-
ton, 10 immediately tnrnlsl,ad.
ST. Louis. Aug. 16.-rl.o GEobr- Democrat haa
special from Choster, ILL.,, which gaYs . ftgi-
lauco Committee lna bocn organized IN 1achHol,
County, anil two men named Montgomery ato-
yens and William Flood arrested. Much excite.
,nett in said to prevail there. and outlaws arc tu
10 given no quarter. Jaeitsol' County. ad]ona
Williamson County, aud, liko the latto. 10 infest
oil with gang OF lesperadoos who defy tho
law.
, 1875-08-17

Special Dispatch Ia The Chrcaqo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 1G.-TLo tobacco atoro Of
Ed Ascherman, on Huron s.root, was entorod last
night and largo amount Of tobacQo aud fixtures
tnken. To, day Michael NcClnno, Bryan Eynn,
mad Charloa Edwards, the two latter noted
Fourth Ward sougha, woso arrohtoa. charged
with the theft, and part Of tho stolen property
found III their posseasion.. They arc now IN
jail. An unknown thief also broke opon tho
Till in Abhoy's pork-paoKing house to.lay md
secured small sum Of money. No arscats
made.
, 1875-08-17

Tho Mernpls Cotton E1changs moved ysster.
day TO tLe rev butldiuK erected Tor that purpose
eot9es q Msoa .aa, ,hs ssssn
Savannah E3chsuxs-
LII. Uuthesford, Of Nsw Castle; J. Ray, Of
ManchsateF; John Thomas, Of Leeds and y.
O'NesIo, Of London, members af tls 1lississipht
Ysls1 Hoolat1, wase N Nts0gss u Msmphia 3ab+
, 1875-08-17

ANN AnDon, Mich, Aug. 10.-0f1lcer Johnaon,
Of tho City Police. received Information II i late
hour taat night thAt 200 Gesmaus had planned =
raid on the gu to take the boy murderer Uurk-
ltrd out and lynch him. ue proceeded to the
ja,! And Hwoke the Sheriff md turnkey who ro-
n,s.ned up The bal&nee OF tho night 1t IL sup
posed tLas tho mob got wind that tho officers
we're prepared for them, ~ no demonstration os~
cuyrpd,
, 1875-08-17

WESTON, ILL.,, Aug. 1G.-ThIs community il Of
cttod over the myaterioua disappearance Of II
farmer named William VanBuren. 11o left hero
by tcam Aug. z with neariy $4,000, most Of it bo-
sougin9 to Dr.. ]. q. 1roen, Of Wyoming, III. uo
profcasod to be going to buylogs aud pay dros,':
Mo trace Of him can be founl. It u suspected
by souio that ho Ia murdered. md by others
that be has abseondea with tie noney. lle Is
dared,
, 1875-08-17

TIE T6PENK AND SANTA FE.
KANSAS CRY. NO.. Aug. 1G.-Tbo first train
oveE tho Atchiaoa Il Topeka aud Santa I'e Rail-
road from hero TO De8oto wont through from
hero to-day aud rsturuod. and. the drst regular
train will DO run tho latter part Of the weok.
All tho general officers OF tho road will como
over the line on Wednesday, and locate tho sta-
lions, and perfect tho arrangements for thu r,l,-
mug time between KansAs City and Loa Auimos,
Col, tho road being complete to that point
, 1875-08-17

s'u+soaEE. i. r.. AuH. lG.-3hcriF Corlaih
Dnaort, Ut Vt. 1.nntlrcs rarisl,, Ia, nsFoatci
J4.ufs Iesco,l near 0ibson Statiun for the nur-
der OF Cyrus rcrquo III Murch lAst In that
Ataso. l:eKc:u han bocn scouting In the
Indian Territory for Havcsat mouths tt'
nvoiu Arroat. Ho WAS taken to Louisiana to-day
for trial. No cau eparo I'M mora criminals from
the htatch wflo ara now sk't1kng IN the Terrl~
tory IL syuid arfrb.. UesIurAInd from tho States
arc tie causo ut much trouble hofe.
, 1875-08-17
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
Reductions

The following arc only a few
quotations among hundreds of
other bargains now being sold,
and will give all idea of tho sweep
ing reductions made on Spring
and Summer Goods ut tho
, 1875-08-17

8pAttnl UspaEeh to Ths chteaao Tf5tane.
OMAHA. Mob. Aug. lG.-dens. Sherman anu
Blocum. who arriscd here yesterday on tour o!
pleasure, have been the guests ot tue ci15 sna
military to-day. 4 public reception gran saen
s!lis evening was very largely attended ny III
Glasses Of eitizeus, sud WA hl8oiEI " e2mMhpnmon.
tary a1Ialr. Tho purity will leAfe ao1 NAsey e0as
eu4 paayar tomorrow mufuiag'
, 1875-08-17

fnnlnq4- ls ~ SO ~
g. touIa. o o ! U @ p-t
AtHI0HcS. ! y y ! ~
- Tine n p1pst-Qub hour Aoa Hfs ninutss4
twpirs-tfll1xm Mc&I:au. Of PI!laIsIrhlA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. lG.--lsGsa- Hall-Bostons, IL !:
Cincinnatin, 8. Tho game wAs called at the end
Of tho eighth inning on account OF tho crowd.
MAnIFOnDS-NEw uAyES8.
NEW LONDON. Aug. 1G.-Daae-ball Hsrttordf,
&; Now IIRyeus, =,
, 1875-08-17
CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.
EafLift Mafa1k..h In 1,bs f!h1cdt1a Itfhsue

ST. PAUL ailnu., Aug. lG.-A freight con-
ductor On the Lake Superior Railroad. named
Hing, was accused by hhlf-6seod ChlppewA,
through the chfsago County Post, with having
attempted to outrage q half-breed girl, passenger
OH his train from Kettlo River to Hiuokley. on
on tho III, insI King haa becn suspended from
tho Company's employ, peuding investigation
l,y detectives employed BY the Superintendent.
Ite dentoB sho'co1nmission OF any aat which could
be taken for the oNense charged.