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lzcd BY tho Company. Ms. Hitchcock a'ao

lied By tho Company. Ms. Hitchcock a'ao
read the ordinance on tho anhjeet.
but clan,eh shnt IL wAs void and OF M effect.
But esen # tho ordinance vero ralsd. la sa'd:
the prone: way to entorcs It WAY bv suits aE.4nt
tho tomrsny aa raorihcu by tho ordnance IT.
aoif. He did not clnlin thst tho COMPANY wern
not obliged to Pit on conltirtois, TINT should
l.o rctttfd by another court: but hr did claim
into his own hands AMI htesk tho penco by 30
atling. Tho ppenser ineinnceh tho caan Ut =
Rtcambnat, Obliged by aaw to carry 4 tt:e-pre-
acr'ct for oach ansonGcr, n',tl askcd IL tue jury
not paying lis faro II there wnro found to be
only ninety-nfne preeervers for lou paaeengerH.
At this point an inguinit1vo but sharp jury.
man Fpoko up. and a'kcd II tho passenger would
not 10 J,istsi1ed IN stopping tho boat until tho
law "Ah complied will,
Mr.. Hitchcock didn't hnswer tho question.
ALI. E. 4. bT0nRs.
for tho defense, said TINT this tnsn vns not mere
" claim for 4 iinn; IL was question af moro
intorcst 10 tho pubic than that. 1lo then gave
short ahetcl, Of the progress Of tho Car.rsnv
including theis SOLEMN Premise to tho public III
1861 not 10 nccnpy Wabash avenue. and ihelr
subsequent breach 1t tito agreement. ..
s'ncs y, tho innovation of the tob;aiie tao peo.
rle Ut Ci,chsn. tRia Nr. Stofrs. lst been t!olhe
c!,otce for thu Chicago c!ts lsil"ns Con'ra1E;
lmt. !mon carrying up farts for il h1 been lug
gin: tip it's t'ivlaenis; lind been Hcttn:' a. corr
tl;'etotH for!ti had l"rn keeplnS "rlet III tho
cais for it; lai lrcn helping on rassoD9cra for
il aud, in slurl, lasl dine it's dirty work With
out pay. Tile 9: eahcr thrn pictured tho evils Of
lilo nreacnt bubtalI ftstrit. winding up with tho
extrao:, ,t,,,nty statement tlnt. Wabash Evtn tn,ir
aud State slleut ARC rtrDwn with wrecks u men
a,.i woMcn wjir met Iher fato nu the H.
legally lin rn,a Of tic CumEnny." AZ 10 tho
q: .f,,fa1i.e which Ind hcen read hc thought II II
waa unlawful fur tnm to run car Without a
con.t.:r"i. 1t aas t!l,l .,nthwf,,1 fer them 10 COL
lctt ta'e. After describing tic case nj i,o un-
trr.toN! If, Nr. Ssorra el,'acd, mud tho cuso WIS
Adjourned Until IL oeloc!; tnls morning.
, 1875-10-15

Young Gents, Do Not Pay It.
We nean tho fancy Irlces for business suits, over
eoats, ran's etc. OrdaAy Newluid make 1ust -
cooo, and for great ra LEES. do to LIS Dearborn or
!19 Wt4t 3iatisou street.
, 1875-10-15
Elln1AE-

Mssssa DEaias b MtLape, under tbs fremont
HOUSE. lAvs Introduced superior nsticIs Ut smoking
tobacco, known ~ tho u Euipsr BtpottuRm
, 1875-10-15

William a. Buttaru & Go.
Will bold their regular Saturday sats TT h9uYeho.d FUR
tlsure, stoye' snd great yat.eIy ot sArr ue1cAan
dlse, tmorFo~ morning Al their salessao.us los E.st
S1au14un streot,
, 1875-10-15

LACROSSE. Via. Oct. l4.-Tho State Bapttst
Ministerial unioo, now 10 convention in this
city, to-day elected the Rev. G. X. Colyes. Ct
M6nominee, President. and tho lev. Il. T. Man.
ming. OF UcaveE Dam, Secretary. Tor tho ensuing
Year.
, 1875-10-15

-. ltanoG and Organs.
AAllett LAWS / Co. arand, Hluaro, aud Upright,
s'd sln.ths American hsgsns, can hc found only ii
". W, k!.uh4lls, caruxs htate aud Adams ptrsets.
Calcsgo,
, 1875-10-15
MARRIAGES,

The groom, Fna}ewoo'l. by tho Her 1,istua ~ .
Thomas II. Thor" an Mi,' Ella Valentine S,.h7 hr7
,!s sciioLiEEwlnTa-4 I Chicago. Oct. H. tT ~
and MI, Mary t. Wits, Of chi aen, VI elhssun4l
IT Cint innati rEroEs l,oas. nut!re.
, 1875-10-15

Of tts sbi!sy Of Daueys Magical rstu Extractor t.
sosEe sssld OF burn, .axy be ssea by Trial. ts
, 1875-10-15

pa:a ii, 1t. II @ enct with the Lonorc Over-
tnro. No. !. which " II alntrab given. and fol-
pm91 ,,s ,rsi, n.y. hact m elndo chor.l: md Fua"e
DAch, md the Chorale written by Abort. ltu
roa,s1ng OF tho old CAntors mahto WAS worthy II
~ dignity aud cla-ac tinsl,, and WAS absolutely
!nt[esih,ng after 80 m'1eh Of she rnodetn te'aoot
sosond lshapealy, by Laxt. which ID quite IA
quite sensation. tho audience vainly insisting
s' VT" IT, f. s ss TrS:S
aiort"na'es nnsT liz op es .9e,vne H. ine
ga ler;. Ths tan'e waa ttue Of all tao tortisslmo
q tone az II played upler d blanket. ",rho
I;iyslum Chorus" from "Orphous." gave Mr.
Nosner az opportunity for moH. delicious oD-
lleato; With an accompaniment Of tho stringss
mutcd, followed by tho "Erobus Chorus"
led ' way S sssaberts tSb "solenai!o" s" Seni pr"
tlo T. .., fnl!an March from heyortoor'a
wAff'san Aa S,,,,t c'9aed y, te orchestral nnn1ets
do!saohu !" scrcusdo and y Allegro 1,ogoso
" lloeo1!cc,ionN of iseianj," = brilliant and
unlluo f*,ltaso on Irish national sIrs. With which
to lin ncrfc,,,.,oo th,t simn uat.iiI.
MAS \ fayo,ito puptl Of htoschcioa.
shc gave tho fantastic with no much real onthll-
tlnsn aud bpir!t that she roeciyod = very hearty
cnc9ae, c', 20 %nlsn hhs replied VIII a.ps''!!ant
evening the concert will DO at tho Union Park
rsn,nme, i'm Iest ~ IN wal fA'@
rAnr !,
,nrSr1e u,n1!greEMeass, f1 or; nafs!et
Jfiftsnt ~ tt{,,ff.r r1tf fi,yL
Fns}e. iaa'S''0" Ef''an ''na ''o''s' Wagner
vorturo-L, c4rn.vas i:sn'ain. ........ .per,ots
ihemc aau 3afuttona-QuAstcfe. u at1nor. .Schubert
.- 1ladans iiadti;as :leh,ii,r. - '4'p''
1aAr'oa'' Aons'0'e. no. ta'"'' .'.'..'''.'' 1'zs
NEW CHICAGO ?HEATRe
The ontertaumant given by ths Genial
Dramatic t,ut, Int n,pht nrot,ably hroupl,t in "A
'ass' .an' TO M suo taeasufy oi o. LURES nos-
Plta', t"ouSh tho audience mas not largo. Many
pothons who had purchased ttckcss wera kept
away BY tho rain, and others who mover tutoudod
10 wltness tho no.for1uauco g]adly nsdo snall
'uunetlpsio's W .ne aoap4tal 'o"u th1ousn tno
ihealnh! OF tho Dramatic Club. Tho audience
laat night mado up in enthusiasm and taato what
it lacked in numbors. Tho performance WAS
ward nausos wors s,,.-a5 49, ha y: :r;a ras
""io paosoS "oso hlutseo over oy waving OF
iaua and rustllng Of handkerchief;
little consrotempa Of tho actors wcro applAudcd;
small accidants to tue staso-furu,tu,a nfoyokod
only opcouracinc l.,,rbtor Ria r,av .o1oc, al
to.,,s o,sa,I '.aS ..si,'' .no psa5 no',Isso
- -, ~ IIeIson was !no honeymoon, Whien.
- - ~ 1iH.ako mot, Was poflorsileu a. the opeung
~ ~, ~ anoasle ~ ano' lao ot1Gshal cast
.Ao pe1loi''iance 'ae1 "'8n1 was as 1oio"s:
!ao, nnko Afnnxs; MI King
1,o!a,,d', u =: f5'xt
n.tmaxar. + Il T. ,!,i,ay i1lry
Jat1,eg, tAe mopk Dukc kc'.....'..ar.j j. II. tcinnsn
Lampeio. ......................,ar. s. l. H.rrc
Lopcx q. il. Huntington
Gamrillo. Sir. t.. X. Wlltan,a
yol,nto. ;;.s It'll. .: w..himate, :. ,sate
, 1875-10-15

Lundb3rg'2 California Water
feg toilet AnA bath drehuu!y tsgSalt aaa ysfssahips
, 1875-10-15

dtm which supplied hor with tho enod. .,.,.
vaa formally nun ut,ced hy then, tInt han.h
forth sao II Of ntsonsc In TIM con1post ~, "'S :.
tho dynn would 10 d seontlu nd. N"'''n o.
, 1875-10-15
LOCAL LETTERS.
hi&. TI!{JNAE,

10 Ire Edttor r. The Chta9o 1t1ouae:
CHICAGO, Oct 14,-l think it proper, and iu
tho intcrcst of truth aud justice, to say word
III reference to statement that appeared In III
TRIBUNE Of to.duy concernng n,y removal from
tho city. 1t III not true. NJ thcre stated, that
mas given my chuice of Centenary Ada Sttoet,
or AURORA Churches. It is true thas thero was d.
strong feeling in tic Centenary Church III favor
OF my coming there, including ma,y OF tho lead
Ing iuen and large majority Of tho congrega-
tim, but tho Ofiicial board decided to lcayo tle
appointments opan, aud Elder JutklnB lid not
favor my go!s's to that church. aud tho appoint
11ent. was noycr offered MO. Tie Ada
street Church had boen sold ull-
der . mortgage, and bought Ill
by she CLARK street Duasd, aud Tiers Tns very
general movement favored by such sncu NJ
5Htga Goudtsch, Qucal Dixon. Waughpr,
DlHHop and CANNON, and otnors representing
heat all tho churches Of The clty. III favor oil
sehd,bS mo thoro IN tho hope that Might be
hhIc to gather an audience ulil saYo the prut,-
eEty. Ibis movement met my aptrobatlon.. and
l expressed my cuti,o Willingness to undertake
tho "orl:' and supposed, aud all these gentie-
1nan tl1Fpotctt. tnat h.,ch wuull 10 the arraugo-
,neut, md hare not now tho slightest Guubt
euL It would l.avo reeu successful. was alto
Eisoken 10 by tho Commlttee fun Evanstuu, and
Expressed NY Willingness to 20 there II not scnt
TO- Ad1 ttreos. aud sad tho sa.le III
REFERENCE tn Aurora, but 1nude no choice, auI
49,
10 e1prchs tho o1is,iun tua. dl4 not tLluk it
hcsl iur 1no eitu',a!ly. uor for the CiHrc. that
should leave !ho city ~lltn i.sl thu ad, au;age
of nli arsInnitisatIco extending over six years;
but also dist'nctl, saul that If ncnt out Of tho
c!ty, l VAS willing to taie any appointment
given me- During tho ens'1o year E!dor Jus-
kins Lxu mover conferred oneo with MO ~ to
what lie thought bcst, ppr CONSULTED any prefer.
cnco lint mig 1T have, nor did TIC 1t tho Con-
ferbDcc. And may hero say that iu alI my tlp
ha1o never asked for Hi appointment but nayo
6ono waero "as Beat, and Aaso Gone tho best
could. aud have always found warm friends.
l think tlosa should bo d FREQ Interchange Ut
en'n'on bct"eeu lresld.ng Elders aud preachers
aud churches, ai,d tho best possible disposition
Of Tho "ork effected, but have al utter eu,-
tempt for MI wlro-itipg, aud rings aud double-
dealing 1hey aae degrading To my hga se1,ee
Ut 1nanhood. aid d.H:raco to religion. And
Hm SICK and weary Of tie contentious that i1Ayb
ar.ssu oSer my naue aud work., was not Of
fssed teutc1.ary. tld not decline Adm street.
My friends STOOD ready to pay 81 .ia dotes had
bcen reiit there. did NIT choose Aurora, but
NAN appointed Tiers, aud certainty could nuI ark
Or hops tu 60 to better appointment, OF aluous
T. motc roiiho1 or excellent people.
il. II. THOMAS.
, 1875-10-15
RELIGIOUS.


ST. LOUIS, No.. Oct. 14.-The Rev. Charles A.
Dlckey, who has bcon pastor Of tho First Pres
byterIan Church horo soveral years. resigned
last night to accept cali from Calvary Church,
Philadelphia. Ills resignation WAa accepted
very Reluctantly. and Alr. Dickey will loAyo for
Lis new charge in few days.
CHRISTIAN suNpAY.scHooL CONVENTION.
Stseiat D!spdfth to Tho Chtea0o Tt1eup.
DLooMlaGToH. ILL.,, Oct A.-Tho Christian
State aunday-Sohool Convention continues full
Of interost. Tue leading item OF tho forenoon
AHHslon to-day Was the address by Elder smart,
OF Macomb, IN 'tSunday- School Records aud
Nuauce," and tho discussion Of tho same sub
icct,
, 1875-10-15

'-' ett5'atiNA* ~ LILLIAN S'AAAA
To the Etrttr oflhe chtcaao T,io4ne:
CHICAGO, Oct. i'll 1ayo beon reader Of tno
fhiraco TIME. f,r tho laat fu,, war. md d,-1
W.. H., as,a ,,'a. '.es sa '.a4 ~ ,o1s' anu au1-
ss .''"s te'io4 "uso '"aa ~ " many soeeF'oe
ILLUSIONS !" l'eus' aoh. sheridan. IN its lssuo
CT today appears nn editorial article entitled
"kllttn,an and u.s Crisfca." in wh,cl, ths eol.
lowing na4sar, ocrnrs. Al;ud,pc N ,hn f,,n.
,,,I. e',''.s!,t, $3.50, -.e ~ NV '"''.'
"''o eoi"a'e'!s" F"eaou ." zen oneTmaha
ncsnoits by distinguished nrtuy oileers It says:
sand flnm tiep. Wright, the iutrop!d culcf Of
tho sixth Curta Of the Army of .ho poInr,.
Ito con,,pauder aud vaytor Of tho army m that
faEso'sa ''ay III the shcnandoall when Sheridan
EeaIed drunken from 20 miIea away to steal thu
Gloty o. hastlo which hih Neglect nearly lust
1rolu Geu. Wright, tue hearty tcn!lmouy,'' etc,,
etc. The paragraph quoted above III fa!Ha III
fact an1 u inference, SHERIDAN WAS not drunk
On tint uccnslon,
1Au batto alluded to is that Of Codar Crock.
which was ful,Eit ou tho 19leI day vi October.
1854. Tho writer Anticipated tn that ba.tte aud
saw Sheridan STRIVE ou tLo aold, Iu fact. there
was uos q sulslIcr in Inns nho did not have close
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
Labor Notes.

LOWELL, Mass, January 24.-The
Appleton Manufacturing Com pany will
tomorrow start $50 looms, which
have been idle for ten weeks, and will
employ 1875 additional operators for
the balance of the winter.
The car shops, rolling mill, machine
shops and foundries at Reading, Potts
town and elsewhere, have been closed
on account of the suspension of min
ing in the Schuylkill region, caused
by the deadlock between the coal ope
rators and miners on the question oi
wages,
A circular has been issued by the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, announcing reduction OF
ten per cent. on the salaries of all con
nected with the Company from. the
President down until it reaches tbose
whose salaries are $3.50 year or less
A corresponding reduction is also
made on the wages of the workmeu
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
Political.

A Washington correspondent -tele-
graphs that the Pacific Mail Directors
are institutiug an investigationo Of their
Own, and are convinced that q $50,
600 Of the sabsidy fund was Lost hy
President Stockwell In specufstiuDs.
= A special election was held in the
First Congressional District of Illinois
on Saturday, TO fill the vacancy in the
present Congress caused by the death
Of Hon. John B. Rice. B. G. Caulfield
Democrat, was chosen to fill the va
cancy, without opposition, the vote
being very light Mr.. Caulfield Is also
Representative-elect TO the next Con-
gress.
The investigation by the Congress.
sional Committee, at New Orleans, was
confined yesterday to the action of tho
Returning Board. The Committed
discovered nothing new A resolution
adopted by the Conservative caucLs o.
the Louisiana House was received. i
asks the committee, II the task Is moi
considered too onerous, to take the re
turns af the election OF 1874, togethel
with all fair and relevant testimony
and upon such returns and evidenc,
declare what members of the Legisla
ture were elected.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
General NetCs.

James Keegan was stabbed to death
by Christopher Malone, In Chicago, on
Saturday night. y Az ION
= Mary Reynolds, and o female ac
.complics,- of .iiellissep, Masss have
beenarrested for poisoning ave infants,
whom they had been narsing forray1
Joseph Delhi, watchmanat the Max
well House, in Nashville, was fatally
shot on Saturday morning by Raymond
Thomas, formerly fireman In the same
house.
W. A. weeks, colored, Assistant
Secretery of State of Louisiana, wa,
killed on Saturday night at New Or
leans, in quarrel with colored ia,
assessor, named George Paris.
A party of disguised IN en- broke opel
the Jail at Sparta, Tennessee, on tn,
goth inst. and carried off James Boyer
confined for murder 1t is supposed
they were friends of the prisoner.
The two men arrested in New Yorl
on suspicion Of having robbed tb
Office of the County Treasurer at Pori
land, Me, have been discharged, tn
Treasurer being unable TO identif.
them. j
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
U. q. SENATORS

The Democratic caucus of the West
Virginia Legislature met on Friday
night, but was unable to agree upon a
candidate. Two ballots were taken,
the second resulting, III. 8. Walker,
II; |. n. Camden, 16, s. Price, 10; ].
Brannon, ~. The caucus met again
on Saturday night, when seven addi
tional ballots resulted each in the fol
lowing vote; Camden, 20; Walker, 16
Price, H. Brannon. 8; Carpenter, 6
and scattering T.
Ballotting for L nited States Senator
continued in joint convention of thu
Tennessee. Legislature On Saturday
without a choice. On the thirty-fourtl
ballot Governor Brown received t
complimentary vote Of "a, and hi
name was then withdrawn. After the
lorty-first ballot the name of Quarle
was Withdrawn. On the forty -nintl
ballot, the last of the day, the vot,
stood Bates, As; Johnson, AZ Ew
ing, Z Stephens, Henry, |. Th'
convention then. adjourned until to
/ day.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
COchre{ on Finance,
From a speech C Senator Cockrel,
Missouri on his election.

From a speech C Senator Cockrel, Of
Missouri on his election.
He said that the government at this
time was controlled by an unholy triune
alliance-the national banks, bond
holders and protective manufactures
of this land--that were to-day absorb
ing the vitals of the country, bringing
poverty and ruin to the best interests
| of the country An internal revenue
system which levied nine-tenths of its
burdens on Western products, the un-
just extension of patent righta under
which agricultural people have to pay
three times their value, monster mono
poles fostered by the governmental all
tended TO the Capitalization of despot-
ic power.
He regarded the financial question
as in most wretched condition, fol-
which they must hold the Republican
party responsible Money should be
| fixed and permanent, and distributed
! according to the growth of the entire
country. No government should legis
late for class, race or section. He would
never vote to increase the bonded debt
of the country.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
The Republican I.Ossps.

The New York World publishes official
returns OF the elections since 1872, which
show that in the course Of two years the
Republican party, which elected it. Pres
ident by q majority Of over $50 900 votes,
has been put in a minority Of over $40, 900
votes, In 1872 their party carried thirty
States, and by tho end of 1874 had lost all
but eleven Of them. The World concludes
thus " In two years the opposition TO the
Federal Administration has made gain
Of nearly one and ii quarter million votes.
There has been no such political over
turning in so short period in our history
as a people. Never before has Federal
Administration received such rapid and
overwhelming condemnation from those
who placed it in power, There has been a
steady Republican loss everywhere, and d
steady opposition gam everywhere. New
York has jumped from So QUO Republican
majority to over G2, 900 opposition MAORI.
ty, and Pennsylvania has changed from
10000 Republican majority to 1000 op
position majority. The opposition has
possession of the four greatest States oi
the UniOn-New York, Pennsylvania, ii
linois and Ohio. Two years ago it pos
sessed not one OF these"
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
FUK SALE and RENT:
TWO FARMS
AT PRIVATE SALE.

Two FARMS .b..~, 81
AT PRIV ATE SALE.
The heirs offer at private sale two good
Farms, late the property Of Ezra Thorn pson,
deceased, situated in London Britain town
ship, near Sfrickerville, Pa. ...
No contains 100 Acres, IL of which are
Woodland, the balance well watered and
fenced. The buildings are a good substantial
two story Brick House,with three rooms
and kitchen on first floor, seven rooms and
bath room on second floor. Stone and
Frame Barn with two floors, good stabling
underneath; Carriage and Harness House at
lached; Wagon House, Wood House, with
Work shop overhead; all other outbuidings
needful on a farm. The water is forced to
the house and barn by hydraulic.
No ,, Contains 81 Acres, IL of which are
Woodland, the balance well fenced and wa
tered. The buildings are two story FRAME
HOUSE, with two rooms on first floor, three
rooms and entry on second; well and pump
at door; good Frame Barn, with Carriage
House attached; Wood House, with Work
Shop over it; good Hog and Chicken House,
Spring with Spring House over it. These
properties are within " of mile OF station
on r. 4 ID. X. II. and are 6cry dcsip able pro-
perties for any one wishing to purchase.
II these properties are not sold by the 1st
day OF February they VIII then be TOR rent.
Apply to Heirs on property. janl2tf
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
AIphonsoOmciaIiy procIainedKin ing

HAVANA, January 24.-One hun
dred and forty-eight Sisters OF Charity
who Were expelled from Mexico, ar
rived here yesterday en- route to
France.
Alphonso was officially proclaimed
King OF Spain by Captain General
Concha in public, in presence of tho
aldermen and civil and military au-
thorities. The ceremony took place in
Isabella Park. The royal standard was
displayed t
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
.sHERIFP.ssALEsA
ssuERIFF,s SsLr.

DY Vita Of g writ Of Venditioni Exptnss
D,te ms directed will be.expossd to. P1blic
DEEawAsE HOUSE. s,s .MAhKErNstt
.kspt>s Geo W ortlie. in thA. City Of Vii
mioeton. Neg Castle County. Delaware, on
g. syj IHrRSeAHN.t''-t =
THE 1rth DAY OF FERRUARY. 1871;
at2c O'clock. PM
The following deseribel Real Eat viz
All that lot Of land situate in ,he cify Of
Wilmington. New Castle counly. Del begin
ming on the nofthefty sidt Uf Nintn street.
between Adams and jackson streets. at. the
distance Of thirly-eight feet from Jaeks n
street and thence bortherly inrallef 10 JACK
son street one hundred feet 10 four ct
wide alley. thence soutberly parallel to Jack
son street "ne hu ndred feet 10, The nOrthvrI$
eide OF Ninth street. and thence westerly
thereby twenty two feet to the PLACE of be
ginning. be the same what at may. With The
use and pr sllege in eomh0n ,oi said alioy
forever
Seized and taken in execution az the prop
peIty Of Abram Il. Meoiston. and to be svid
by
WM.H LAMBS IN. Sheriff
Sherif's Office. New Cast e.
January % A. y. 1875. 5 JAMS :awts
= : :.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25

The 40 national banks of New Y ork
city have paid in capital of 6St mil
lions of dollars and u returned surplus
of nearly 224 millions, making an ag-
gregate OF banking capital Of 914 mil
lions. On this amount of capital they
hold something over 115 millions OF
deposits, and carry in loans and dis
counts rather more than 2021 millions
dollars. Their aggregate of specie is
nearly 16 millions. They also report
22A millions of certificates of deposit
for legal tender notes
DEATH OF CANON KINGSLEY. A
London dispatch announces that Rev.
Charles Kingsley, chaplain in ordinary
to ithe Queen and TO the Prince Of
Wales, and Canon of Chester, Eng,
is dead,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25
Louisiana.

A prominent Republican Senator
says that during the present week a
Joint resolution will be introduced in
Congress recognizing the Kellogg
government, without respect to Pinch
backs admission as Senator from
Louisiana. military Governor fol
Louisiana or any other Southern State
is considered out of the question, bnr
General Sheridan will be continued a
New Orleens' without any limit as tc
time"
The daily gazette., 1875-01-25

- pohAs 10 me ulFectSu, VIII ne exposed TO
Public Sale, c-..~. -
AT THE HOTEL OF BENZ, D LoNGWAND
in Delaware City, 10 Red Lion Hundred, New
Cistle County Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875,
HI At II o'clock. A M,
the following described Real Estate. viz:
A lot of land situate in Red Lion Hundred
10 the town Of Delaware City, New Castle
County. Del. beginning OF q stone in the
middle Of new street running from the pu b.
lie road otherwise called Fifth street, said
Fifth street being the southwest boundary of
the Town of Del. City Aforesaid, to the Del
awar CITY Cemetery, the said stone being the
corn loI other land Of said Georse Clark,
and running thence with the middle of sai d
now stre ct. sonth thirty nine and a. half de-
eroes VEST one hundred aud sew en- v four feet
to a stone, a corner of William Neeff's lot
thence ith said Netf's lot north fifty and a
half degrees west three hundred and eventy-
five feet TO . stone, "A corner Of other land
efGeefae Clark aforesaid; thence with said
land north forty-one degrees east one hun
dred and seventy four feet, and south fifty
aud O half degrees east. three hundred and
seventy one and half feet to the frat men
toned stone and place of beg inning, contain
ing sixty. four thousand eight hundred and
two square feet Of ground. more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty of George Clark. and to be sold BY
VIM. II. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
Sheriff . Office. New Castle. I s-F
January IA. A. D., 1875. janis 2tawts