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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Die 9trf@tasb III tn ben &ounttes
Olnfeb unb 6ilmcre bur& Elm Spestal.5e.
bts 1877 sdnsIt& Derbpten. SIM iibri-
gen @ebtet bts Staates III bteies @tIb ssftbliG
spif&sn 1. SttOber unb:.15. Desem-
L..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Ale Dantfa guuaSta 8 bat nun aud
@puS. Davis ben Is. RrSember prDtlamtrt.
@te Siele taultnb Tiirfsys naiftn ba ibr 2eben
Iafen, pbne baB bsren S&ldHtsr babel Sieasi&t
ans Damien" benfen !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Die in Der funften unb ie@Sten
8arb BET Der lsbten @abl abssssbeasn Sttn,'
men rurbsn auf erbobeue Ssi&werben bur&
ein befonberes COMMITTEE sesGbIt, rbne inbeb
bas &siultat ~ dnberu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

re&ten 3ett 9 orse tragea
eripart uaan@en SrcubeI unb tinfoRen. Dtee
bewGb,t f& TIA serSbnlt&en 2eben bet Ssber'
mann, Der ssssn bic GinfaFe bes altuaars&itls
betm gtntritte Der serf&iebenen Sabres3etten
nt&t uuempfubli& tn. t1ub per pare btsb
ni@t2
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Die pferbefrantbet tt pber Gpi3ccttt
ipudt an nan&en vlGseu tt Staaie ; bod iua
60 MUIR etn unsefGbrli&sr 8atarrb istn. @er
fetn 5bter iberbaupt icrsfGltte bsbaneelt, rio
tirt rcbl ni&ts babel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Der 96neerSeretu 2tebertran3
nit ietnem ssmtf&tsn gtcr feterte lebtenS rnn'
tag bic GrSfnuns feinsr neuen Dale bel Srn.
3. 8. Gimme burG cine semiitblt&e Inter
haltuna.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

gratrte.8euer icaen in stn,elueu nprb.
tpsfIi&en Counties beretts gerpGhunsen an.
sert&tet baben ; 70 tn @arttn unb &pdg Ounty.
Gin Garmsr, Der in NObles County isI&es
6euer Oeranlabte, uurbe Dor ben &t9ter se3p-
gen anb befraft was sur Na&a&tu ls fir I'm.
bere btenen ioQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13
Gtabt.N eaferuua.

Stabt-& esteruns.
Nayor-S. 8. NarfeIb.
S&asmetfsr-G. u. &ena.
GOmptrOlsr-Sstn q. &p@e.
&umalt-W. u. @prman.
Corporations Gounlel-9. 8. 9Drn.
Glert-@. s. O'&pnnrr.
RuuictpaI &i&tr-9. M. Stint.
Spestal @unieipal &t&ter-Samss s. 8.
8rien, 9bomas &obtnlun.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Die @tabtSGter seben neuerbtnss NIT
IestsIaturif@en gIGuen i&iranser unb fub NIT
G~riparntb. Abf&teu erufIt& bei&dfttst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Glib ;sfst Neisuns gum 3aaen unb fanb
biele @o&e felt LANCER 3ett gum eraen Nal
pteber auf 1143.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

8anfuub3wansta bnnbert 8ae @spfeI
brn&te Der Daunpfer 9sofut fustsn mad ct.
yanI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Dreiuub3panstsaer 9enatprial Diaritt-Se-
natOr, @m. 3. Nurray. &sprdlentanten :
@m. Grcots, Sobn 2uutenbetmer.
gterune5wansisfer SeuatcriaI Dtfrttt-
Ssnatcr, Sannes Smitb, ST. &fpr6fentanten
8reb &iGter, 6. 8. GilfQan, @m. @ebber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

W6Ife baufea tn SeriGisbensn @tsenben
BON OInfeS COUNTY. Sept if's 3et aur
Sagt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Or. Sebolpb, @rst @uubnr3t unO &C.
burtsbelfsr, 200 Of tie Straee, Gde 8rOat-
nap.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

8Ieif& manns pres 5efe ID Sanlen
9rpesrte StVre, Ode ct. peter unb 9 Straee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Deutf@er 3abnarst.-Dr. 8. $40
nans, ssssniiber BEN Warftbauie. 3abns aus,
sescsen Obne G9nt sr3en nit Nitrous Oxide.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Die 9ptsbGnhIer sebsn bic nttt er.
freuIi@s NbF&t laut nit tbrsn gretitn aufsu-
f@lasen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

8pare Of VubIte Morris.
Sobn g. Yrinee, YraFoent; 3. 5. Gimme,
5. y. Drisbt.
81. {. @pruan, Glert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

80. Stterle, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, De1tl&e slpOtbete, 200 On 7. Stra6e,
Gde bee 8rOabiray, ct. waul, Ntnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

O a {

6etrant
puresn tn Der Nlaria SimmeIfatrtiirGe am s. RUSsmttr
9err 0eter Neeentpe tter
TrdHIein Sbrifttna Shelter.
60 unSerrttlt& wie Bic Sldtu,
Nm teutuHssSpltn Nprtenfrdn;.
Bet SSp nanf&en unb Gturm,sretter
@rdn' Cure 2ieb' I'm i6SnRtn 0laus.
Der tr'sen etsbt frtunbIi& @alten
I6s' immer trii&snlpurpurf&en
unb tmmer iG5ntrts @ntfaItrn
Den @rIen Cures @Iaf's strItb'a.
& dufer n.
q Rrp. eueia Sris. GItrn: linton 8ris unb &atba'
rtna eeb. SGtnbler.
SSa essntd. Glt.rn Srans e&sn'el aab Raria
seb. GrSr.
Sbepbrr Gnselbre6t. Gltern 2bepspr Gnsdtre&t
unt Mlarid eeb. 9amner.
6efOrben n.
?. Rrs. elfatetb Bed, 10 @. alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13
Stadt II. gaud.
@pmmtD. nnb 2tabt NeAie:
rtla0.

SRAUtsSV UuN ~AWS% ~NSNS~'
ruHG.
SnfoIee Der neutn Wablen pirb bic Ser
paltuns pom Stanley GOanty uns Der Stabt
ct. paul fir bic tcmmsnee gmtseauer aus
na&beuauuten Seamten Sefeben:
&amfep County:
Common pleas 8i&tsr-OrlanbO eimuns,
3. 81. Bril-.
Difritt &i&tr-@eseutt @Hfin.
Gbertf-S. 6. 8e&t.
S@asmeife-GaIStn g. uIine.
Glert-Nltert MrmfrOns.
&ssifer Of Deebs-Ilsr. Solution.
Mnwalt-G. D. S'8rten.
Mubitcr-S. See Dasis.
Subtract Glert-Spbn 9. Sltpier.
S%urssyOr-G. N. Boyle.
GOrOner-Y. 3. @abrieliOn.
GfsFcr-S. SIS. RtGluns.
9uperiutenbent Der 9@alsn-Gep. Senja.
min Nels.
Mr3t-&. 6. 9mitb.
GpmmifGre-Dan. 8eQy, @m. 2inbefe, @m.
WeI@.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13
Mn8e,a= nnb Sbren.
Snffttnt.

Office: Gfe ber Drttten unb CT. wster
Ctr. Ar3t: Or. Granris NtwuOb, Na&fol.
ger bee 1rn. Dr.. S&par3ba&. Office 6tun.
ben 81.
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prphU tteut
DbsItfaIe Tretfe.

wS&entIi8 Gsrresirt sSn 3. q. Gtmm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13
St.QeterS MnferftneunaS.O erein

Das RraAitn.G Unntitttt bee Ct. gtters itnterRhsun8e.
Rppt0a TIM Deenfber 1875 beRsbt aus ~fpIeenben 6trrtn {;
Oboer DtRrttt, 8ranf 8rsuer, Dabaitaw Str. Sens
Der Yeter Ct. Deter Str.
llntrrsr Itfrttt: Nte. Bures, Ode @r6dn&e uue ct.
Yeter Str. 8artbGl DUmtaif, 81. Deter Ctr.
Satpb e&ntstus, eetretSr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-13

Die Stabt-6tnan3eu baben laut 8t.
rt&t bee 5rn. S&asmsifer &ens felt l. Sanuar
fpIaenben 8eHonb:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-01

Friday, January 1, at four p. NJ. The remains viii
be taken to Cherry Valley, Otsego comfy. N. u.
Tor interment.
UNDEKwoOD.-On Wednesday December 80, 1874.
HENRY j. UNDERWOOD, at his late residences, No.
iO3z Thlrd avenue, the beloved HUSBAND OF Ellen
Underwood, native OF Isle OF Wight England.
Ills remains Will be taken to 81. vincent Ferrer
cnurcn. on Saturday, January 2, 1875, az nine
O'CLOCK, where there will be a solemn high mass
LOT Inc repose OF his SOUL thence to calvary
cemetery for inserment The relatives and
friends or the famiIy, also the members of Lodge
NO: New York Operative Painters, are respect
fully invited to attend. Funeral will leave church
at one O'Clock.
vARNUA.-At Astoria, L. l., on December 81, 10.
his age.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral at the church corner OF Madison avenue
and Twenty-fourth street, on Sunday, January s,
at two O'Clock p. II.
VAN BERGEN.-Suddeny, In Brooklyn, December
go at the residence OF Mr.. Franklin Woodruff, IA
Joralemon street, OF typhoid lever CARRIE B.,
daughter OF John p. and Margaret U. Van Bergen,
In the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral services on Saturday, January 2, at tho
residence OF Mr.. Franklin Woodruff, at eleven
A. NJ. and at Grace church, Brooklyn Heights, at
twelve M. Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited To attend without further notice.
WARD.-In Manchester, N. H., December 80,
SUSAN L. relict OF the late Colonel Thomas w.
Ward OF Texas, and daughter OF the late Rev.
Moses Bean, OF New Hampshire.
Texas papers please copy.
WYNNE.-On Thursday, December 81, JAMES
WYNNE. youngest son OF James and Mary Wynne.
Funeral on Saturday. January 2, At two +. NJ,
from No. lS8 HUDSON avenue Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-01
SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 81, 1874.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 1874.
TO tbs EDITOR OF THE HERALD
There are number OF old abandoned police
station houses, markets and pubic buildings be-
longing to this city, some OF them partially oc-
cupied and others uncared for ana apparently
going TO decay 1t would be interesting, perhaps
TO learn how these are occupied. by whom and
what Is paid to the city by the occupants and
whether some Of them, If not all, could not oe
better used as shelter to the more respectable OIL
the destitute people who have the alternative OF
perishlng the streets or OeIng crowded into the
police station lodging rooms, there 10 nan SUMO
cate. standing or LYING IN close contact Win the
most filthy, vermln-iniested vaRrants. would IL
not be well or some OF our charitable cltizens 10
look into TINS matter and provide In these unused
city buildings, or elsewhere, suitable refugees ior
the worthy poor during tne coiu season anu re-
duce tae number OF suicides and deaths from ex-
posure comparatively small sum OF money
could IN tins way be made TO 40 vast amount or
good Ia relieving unavoidable distress.
CHARITY.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALEs.

CO7 ELIZABETH ST.-A PREPO sSESSING YOUNG
20 lacy housekeeper. would do copying al
come. Miss BERTHA
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CHARITY.
CLOTHES FOR THE NEBRASKA SUF-
FERERS
To ruR EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Will you please send me word II there Is place
IN New York city wnere I can send some clothing
for the Nebraska people, Truly yours
MRS. A. LAMB,
American House, Norwich, Conn.
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DIED..

ALLEN.--On Thursday morning, Dec. 81, Of diph-
iberia, FREDERICK GRISwOLD, son OF Chester e.
and Corneia f. Allen. aged years, months and
IL days.
The remains will be removed to Cooperstown.
n. T., ana funeral services Will be held In that
place on saturday, January 2 1875.
NATURALIZATION Wednesday morning, Deem
bel 30, BERNARD u. BEIDRRHAsE. 40 years old, OF
smallpox.
The relatives and friends OF the family are IN
vited TO attend the funeral, from hls late resi-.
dence, Waverley street. Jersey CITY Heights, Janu-
airy !, 1873 at eleven A. NJ.
BuRKE.-At her residence. IL Norfolk street.
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IT. JOHNS GUILD RELIEF FUND.

The following additional contributions have been
received by the Rev. Alvah Wiswail. Master OF st.
Johns Guild No. SO varick street, and paid over
to Andrew W. LeRgat. Amoner.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

DREIS-MYERs.--At Wilmington, DEL, December
90, 1874, by the Rev. George A. Latlmer, WILLIAM
MORTIMER DRIEN, formerly OF New York, TO ELLA
u, daughter OF William II. Myers, Esq.
Boston and Philadelphia papers pies se copy.
Du BBEcEAU--ALExANDEk- December ~, IN
st. Francis Xavi RS church, Dy the Rev. L. Mig
nard, ARTHUR DU BRRCEAU, N. d., OF this city TO
MARGARET, daughter OF the late Thomas 5. Alex
ander, OF Baltimore.
SUTRo-MAYER.-On Tuesday, December 20, 1874.
at the residence OF the brides parents, New Or
leans La by the Rey. j. r Helntz, +. 5. SurRo,
Mayer, Esq. No cards.
WogCEsTER-JARvIE.-In Bloomfield J. J.. De-
cember 20, by the Rev. Duncan Kennedy, ID. D.,
HoRATIO II. WORCESTER, OF sewKsbury, Mass, to
ANNIE L., daughter vi William Jarvie.
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THE PEABODY HOME.

The following is the report OF the Peabody Home
and Reformed Relief Association. corner Thirty
third street aud Lexington avenue, for the year
ending December 81, 1874 as certified according
TO law
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@. SIMoNsoN. In his 57th year.
attend his mnerai al Asbury Me thodist Episcopal
church, New Sprngville, Staten Island, on sun
day. January g. az TWO O'Clock. Boat leaves loot
rages VIII be in waiting az Port Richmond.
SMITH.-On wednesday, December 30, ROSE
SMITH, wife Of Jonn smith, native OF the county
Fermanagh. Ireland In the 43d year OF her age.
me friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funera, on saturday, January 2,
rom her late residence 3O7 Madison street, at one
O'Clock.
SMTH.-On Wednesday, December &c. 1874, after
q lingering Illness KITTY J. SMITH. eldest daughter
OF Chauncey A. and Catharinc j. smith and grand
daughter OF General II. A. Raymond.
Relatives and Trends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, at ha1-past one r. NJ, sunday,
January 3, 1875, rom the residence OF her parents,
No. l9l Montgomery street, Jersey CITY.
STARK.-After short illness, EMMA STARK, In
the 10Th year OF her age.
specially Invited TO attend the Iuneral from her
late residence $50 Amity street, Brooklyn on
Sunday, January 3, 1915, at two O'Clock.
STIRLING-On Thursday, December 81, ANDREW
MUsGRAvB STIRLING. son OF David 'and Margaret
Stirring, aged "a years.
Friends will please accept Of this intmatou.
SUILIvAN.-0n Tuesday, December %, TIMOTH Y
SULLIVAN, native OF Ross Carbery, county Cork,
Ireland, in the S4th year OF his age.
His relatives ana trends, aud those OF MS sons
John Cornelius ana Denis sullivan. and son-n-a W
Florence Donovan, are respectfully invited 20 at
tend the funeral. from his late residence, corner
Cherry and SCANNED streets, on Fridav, January
/, at O'Clock. lnterment In Calvary Cemetery.
SUTToN.-On December 30 at the residence vi
her daughter, Mrs. CHARLES >. Tilton, MARIA,
widow OF the late Jacob M. Sutton IN the 14th
year OF her age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral. on saturday, January 2 rom the Six
teenth street BAPTIST church, at one O'Clock p. M
TRULI.--In Brooklyn, Thursday morning, De-
cembcr 81, WILLARD rRULL, in the 74th year o.
his age.
Reafives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral services, ron
bis late residence. No. N0 President street. OIL
, 1875-03-27
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shs eastern lE'ht d,ne Of tho Uaur n4ke NJ jus
s'aiy. n iho Cls{ II ". Louis, h, thu Star Missouri
~ s5 noanrsaaT. ft1 t0urt4vath aaY oI April, a. IT,
n1. ths h0tt Of ten o'clock IN thu ureuu sn
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, 1875-03-27

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tHESrH WAHTEU-LAnr AGENTS IN CtTY
~ I'D saun11, 10 ~ ths faana! i.n ~. ,sy 1,.t
L9Skl1 tnr, Fur Particular call u
.ldrs.. j. huTIEiilIEIp. lluats.I Agent. III Chi-
, 1875-03-27
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

ltLMlAAT rAKi.UIt FURNITURE FDI: ,Alts
~ shs.n a haad.oY's walnut lsrIor .u n'id With
Sl9. baud nes nd esakApt walnut patl1t suis. 4,
t:. fut slo, Hand walnut aud lasu4tet tSIs3 par
r fcs. Nlh p4tuk, tutrulJ nus, worth $lu,
trr $"l lhn44tup Iii tuif, tstca, ntl All iink.
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, 1875-03-27

ArrnKE fnt'4t t:ih]Ds Al THE Uliicat:D IA EET'Y
- f'1'ac. lhpH Nls"rv ti@, trc-ys e4Estal al.
t'''fI sirstth:sst!Ie .'.h L1s4u 1t; t.
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, 1875-03-27

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scrr;"a aeeiMMshn,AIEtX. ei,s' r. COMPETENT PRE-
rnk e "e ea'aa pss.. Z, ns p4 aas
vi !" i :f 6;E:nfR sft ss.
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}YAM1E6=4 Y4 y6gxi' MAY wit1 t5spri,;;r,si,3
n'o uersn pctcr;c A,y It * as s1, ;,.na M
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so o,s :E G,;lJs }sH t. SSS4oSyx SHs:;1! w,
Try.ucs.
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,ps,k' En.'i. ad isaa, efmsn. m hat, H. NJ,
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\TMHhTsD1S hrst, ~ GiAHMlI$SE l TilaNFs T5 w0Rl
Fu 49, ,saa' ssa I1a1 Gsa srpESAHA nos
}VANrEb.. .Tl*ker n, 0Ils siioi; HT iit,;j,:
ID .fS9a; .g.snd'd opsniax- L. AsilEf aia
\VAMnEn1fE baII:nE|: TER MKK F0ii FIRST -CL1E
IS; Is i; GkI:: sss!i:
l}ASs.Ea ss5i.sa:n!l nsl1',rod1tAfiiEa Al g.. WISH
II ASrEp-A BARRIER At Il DE11lEOHVST.
, 1875-03-27

TOR hAtE-EHDicE NUILpIEu-IOF RS At SUN-
f. me1Ialr. 4djofnsg RaSouswuoh aitIm ankp- rad
Il? pr dgot e1% ap"ards oo8 1t teu. II. ". RICE
, 1875-03-27

HWit kALE-oR KENT-AT- WASHINGTON
Ht!Rhia-Iho llHe1 property 1t Tashingtun teklJi,
kn9Wn - the noatwsi lloasc Lp doiot. At saia
rsIltnan er,s1inx Also. astufy frame nionco knaw
a. tla r4buEy nuse, tbs KtI9e nav hoInx flnisici
near ~ lio.u'e residence. ISAHU IL HITT> i UNU.,
, 1875-03-27

1fURa fALE-ilYDE PAnK-HOIt1IiWKNT COR.
ny Iak.st, AnI ratk phco+ IN fout sputl front.
&. i; GALLOWAY SON. southwest ootnof ht.to aud
, 1875-03-27

E'nA ,:SALK CHEAP "a TWO-HrOVY FRANK
! dwelling With lat lu br e1t feet AZ Insdsio, Ill
manner. will stone oopdatiuu. good celi1r WE'LL cstsr
southolaft, g etc. Apply To owner, JAA. EGGLESTOS.
, 1875-03-27

}TANTEb = ThAvELl%ts iHHIT AND st1lI;
i Eoa; 4 ana .i'o from hura. LGslus L. aHTvSSYt
, 1875-03-27

1f0n 6ALE-TltHER DEslRAHlts Hot}sES n;
i EVanstoH. !lunsc. aad tot* tn North EyAnntun "
s!tGs. Arplt iA fosCuoeuto " '
. HENRY H.. KlDDEK,
, 1875-03-27

fnOk SALE E-t., ooo.. ND ut liLY "a YMEETS NINA III
- amount toMa: uIes lu,ng at Austin, fGIps jftu
Msl!ass. depot, Chicago. Addtosa COTTAGE TtlIuaa
, 1875-03-27

| 1f0l: SALE HYDE PAKk - MApiSON-iV
nortlcaAs eosnnr Fifly 1orn.tirat. iti d frot Win
| snail hnufs. A.. u. GALLOWAY & Hun. sonthwnT
cnrHaF Hate and Matxou.Ats. :.
, 1875-03-27

Trnucs.
}FAHIEn-tDREtfANi IN SASH, Df,t,R HIND
.ur,. al! lnf;llntn fact"fy In il,crl,,1, .." Vii.
tn1irr. ''"' - r'a AE'b1hI
, 1875-03-27

H'pK sALE1nls RENT EtEpAsF NEW lo.IVuN
EsouAta. y - k0 foom TnLnns KnliILn1,
, 1875-03-27

Conchu,en. Inamsrers. &c,
}tAaIin MAN AND NlFE, WITHOUT Chilli.
tn; !o 'ii1n I" take VI l!nEsei. tito viii. H. III
srhnfsf hnsrwntk nous ntud Appy ~firnt rntE,elpAt
Employment Aeouctes.
AtASFED"1U FARM HANDS, TWO. UJYS OK ~
y . ~, !tar!. one "ondchoppef. Il, Y. CIiis1STIAN, i
, 1875-03-27

Rye ., HALE.ENuLEWOoD7FO FOuR F7RST.Oi.AES
station and ae.,oola. MutHUiiU CU. - iaHaiIc RI
, 1875-03-27

}VAMrEn-A YpuSt' MAs winJ UNiSrii.rt n iii
~ mt Etneff$ hnaiHta: HkAnt h. ri h,,y. m
"Ao spcass teFman preferred. Apply at 27t ius j.Wa
, 1875-03-27

1trAnrI?1t," 1t"71 Honnnra. ElerkN. DO.
" H.t,;! n.iNMEhfATELY. a COMrf;TENT PRE-.
willing q do 1s.t;, sf r9 t ean tsss e.tze u ami
1rsed nohs tint hts+ win hse I'D s.sr hsttts p pdo
n1pF'y' Addfe1s nf call JuiIS TDnift Mssn.,ow H
, 1875-03-27

Z, EhTLFMES'H ZINE t3ANTttit tiI.UVE4 i u.
t3nIlhx wsaFt In "nS shl tnIult1, tns cr rj ~
X X y an err h"fusa adsrs Ia Chaagt txs o,a Sl4ra
, 1875-03-27

Jnrkl, 69 ROOMS. u, RF:Yr, AND FliNSITl;iu
az Ae IN ono q Ec iaat toy In Il iaos, l!n1r !,
TIT ~ 124i1.., l!unt to, aud iuiultu.s
, 1875-03-27

TfDH sALlk~- OF RXCii iANtiE-9fTERAT. TOUEES
y = EnRlsEood. vol oratsd. j. MATTAsUN. 81
, 1875-03-27

e rooaa each with lot 1sl alley Ia Iau v :, ,o,t
Sm seth f;tkssE hatss99 1xsnt, aud
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-30

NdtbfeI.
SD sebe lets BON Sbr au O6r,
SD ssbe Ists pun Dumb su Dumb,
Bon etnsm StCr gum anbern S6cr,
8ts absraa tN laut bin fuut.
unS tstnsr fsltsr bats ssisen,
@sr ss srsaeIt. ais wdr's ssf9ebn.
auh6iaHG hes Eatbiels tn Rr. AIS
Gtfenbatn-Gtsbabm.
, 1875-12-11

petit jurics IL sufficient TO aooure better
order Of jury1ncr tl,an we have ~ a rulo it
1t were properly conat17ted and applied. Tho
terma Of tho law nrc given IN the article to
which wo rotor. In tho SELECTION Of tho 200
nan,es from the jury-list, which includes
one-tcnth Of the legal voters, 1t is the
duty of tho County Commissioners 10 seo
that tho men selected answor the qualiflca-
tsons. nutl, II thia wero done carefully and
faithfully, It would not be difficult to exclude
the professional jnrors, the 1ead.bcass, md
the hnngora-on at the courts. There ia n
suggestion alEo flint tl,e Judges shall be
rreHont 1T the selection OF the j1,rora from
this panel Of 9tl0, aud TINT the selection bo
made in open coart when tho jury panel for
act''rl service isa1natlo up, eo NJ to exclude
men whose narnea are drawn when they n'ay
DO shown To DO unfit. Tile judges can also
do something to improve the character Of tho
iurics by being more strict In their ref.tsals to
exonse. In the mattor Of tho Grand Jury,
there il valuable suggestion to the effect
tint there bo special fruvision for "n.rjk-
ing" urand jury, to whom, any Of tho
County Board or other county ofic;ala aro to
10 presented. for indictment. Aa 1t is now,
tho County Doard selects every Grand Jury
before whom tho abuses Of that Board are
brought for investigation. It Is natural that
there should DO no indictments.