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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
CsT JosSrH'sJ
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.
Wednesday, Octoter s, 1878.

This long established Institution fAvorahy kneysI
tn the people OF tho south, will enter upon it FOrty
nth Scholastic year on
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MIscELLANEous ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ORLEANS MACHINERY DEPOT,
166 Gravier and II Union Street,
oRIRANs-
CHAS. G. JOHNSEN, C. B. CHURCHILL,
Proprietor. Manager.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS,
Will furnish Estimates and Plans and contract for the
Construction and Erection OF all kinds OF Ma
cbnery and Iron Work. Manufacturers OF
COTTON PRESSES AND COTTON GINS
Manufaoturers' Agent for
BLAKE'S STEAM PUMPS,
BAxTER's PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
SHAPLEY STEAM ENGINES,
STRAUR'S CORN AND WHEAT MILLS.
NEW YORK RUBBER co. O.S BELTISG,
HOSE AND PACKING.
A large stock ALWAYS hand which We will supply
to the trade at nufActurers prces.
Also Agents for the
READING IRON HORKS
full supply their Pipes aud Boiler rnbes IN Store
Dealers in PIPE FIT THINGS. BRASS GOODS,
MACHINISTS' and ENGINEERS SUPPLIES.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List.
oit75 Nv
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mEn,cAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

surcERY-pR. WARREN STONE. from "a to %
daily Sundays excepted
FOR DISEASES OF THE EYE-DR. G. BEARD
Tnesdav. THURSDAY and Saturday, at 81 TO % A. N.
FOR SICK CHILDREN-DR. Q. II, TEBAULT.
Daily, except Sunday, from ST to 81 A N.
D. WARREN BRICKELL,
80 Dean.
derI m
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE j.:

a. BALDWIN, Chairman;
JAMES I. DAY, w. B. SCHMIDT,
COL. j. d. HILL, JOHN u. FLEMlNH.
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OF. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST Lous, MrssIssirri
rhs ,ua utiony chartered by tho State Legislature,
md conducted by Brothers OF the SScrod hsALts
@ ,nn in sncoeSsfu ope alton aimee 1855 BsAutfuuy
Sted on the shores Of tho Bay Gnding An ekt1n
sve Of the Gulf and anordns Al 1e NJ, saisS
did location 10 great ncitement to heAthu e1srcsS
,n rsea ali the breaches of good En- Eh "d1cseca'
OO"P
Roar, and Tuition por ssSaion, payable half yeSrIy
sdvanca -.
Wash re- ssslon- ."-'---
Bsdding per session, toptonHlJ - ~
Doctors Fees '--'-----''-' a "a
Vacatou II spent st the ~ w
CHABSEbi
Piano and Violin per month eEch-.----. 1880 -
NJ Piano month
Flute, per month. --'-'--'--''--' = 90
praan IN strument per month w.
Soanisn and Ian EuARes, per month ehoL' ~
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. FLORIMOED
- ,-r 10 D'TNctnr - fhs fn''H1e
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1. n. MARKS. President.
SAMUEL MULLEN. General Superintendent
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MRS. ADA GBEGG
WIN. 0RR36.
0FFICE OF

GENERAL SETTING M1CHINE DEPOT
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oc3 3m
, 1876-10-14

run by reter Mccartney previous to 1872,
tho plates for which have long since hecn
spurious money was put into circulation By this
Mt Vernon gnng in tic central Htd southern POT.
tton Of this State tllat the Cashier Of the First
National Bank at NJ. Vernon says TINT at ono
adoat Il, tl.at town. The SsloversH Of Tic bo-
9,s @ stutt AZ now, however, sn1e Of a, term IN
stopped, The people ii that section Will not bu
subjected to further imposition. until some
other avaricious individuals down there embark
in the business Of Initiating the currency.
COUNTERFEIT COIN.
A rnnn giving tho name pf Jules 8Ilvcrman,
WHO lived on tho corner Of Thirty-sccontl and
nnttertleid .streets, VA arrested yesterday BY
ton. for passing several counterfeit W-ccnt
pleess. The cass vas reported u Detect
and upon searching silvcrHan'e house he found
M The t1les ~ the stoye, the kettle IN which tho
tcria1 In the yard. Ho also arrested Lena ST.
yermnn, the colner's wife, They will hive a
hearing hofore United Statca Commissioner
Horne tO-{fnY,
, 1876-10-14
"sHOV1NG THE QUEER.'
CLEyGN HAUL HT sEcRET~sHAvICH AGENT

Tho remaining members Of what VIA known
~ tho "Mount Vernon" gang Of counterfeit
crs, three In number, have been arrested through
the instrumentality Of agents OF the United
states Secret Service, and the "gang"i Is now
thing Of the past. The first Glow to these
men WIS obtained by Elmer WashbuEn about
tho latter part Of January Ut The present year,
and Detective TYrrcll, OF the Chicago District,
was instructed to work up the case, He located
seven Of the party lnstds Of month, and with
lis assistants secured evidence to convict them,
and they Uere appreheuded. Two are uow III
Joliet serving out sentences, two ou bail,
and three IN jail at Springfield await.
lux trial. The nancs OF other Il,etnbers Of
tile gang were learned BY Tyrrcll during his In.
vestlgatlons, but the fellows were unusually
streWd, aud for q while batl1ed lltm. lie, how.
uycr, persisted, knowing that their capture waa
only qucstion Of time, aud lie llas at last been
tuccessful. Joseph Dc uuycn, Thonlas D. Mr-
Gnuiss, and V,ns G. Williams aro now Ia
custody, thry having bcen arrested d day OF
two elnce, the !irst near Chestnut, In I4ogau
County, tho second at Ltnco!n, aud the third ut
Dah]geen.. These tcn nlen Wcre "shovers.n
not ulanufaeturcrs, Ut
getting their bogus bills from 1,eu who obtained
thsn Of one CuIamings. Of 81. Louis, who was
captured BY WashbuEn In Juue last. They cir
culatcd Illinois $3s,-PuxtonB, perus, Ausoras,
Etc.,-sUtent scrip, Richmond (lnd.) flUs, aud
so Rnd $50 gFGenbacks. Tho National Bank
notes Wcso Issued from the mill OF Nelson
briggs and Ben Boyd, which Wa broken up
over year ago by tho 8ecretHcryice operatives,
ssNe tle RFesRbaek4 cane d0u The press
, 1876-10-14

cago, Atlantic d 3d. Louls Railroad Company,
and calendar Nus Gus to ais Inclusive. N" ca'e
JunaE slcA1t.e1rn-sct cases 1,6al, Rrcn-
nan vs. Chicago 4 Northwestern, Railway Conf
nauy, and 6fB, Dietrich Is. Chicago Scrarcr 4
Ditcllcr Cotnpany.
!upoE EAnwntI-gcncralb business.
JUDGE WtLLiAMs-Gcncrat business.
JUDGEMENTS.
SUPERIOR CouRT-CoNrKsatost-S.e 9. Mailman
Y: Claslo1 2 Keoncy and Durham r: KeeneY,
I'm n: stfPsn T. ssasf saM a.
+ y. 4 d; vsS Gcit: $SSo. 5S-f'sttici: oiIsEs y.
Leonard utoyor s4ioWil!!am ilsen.on & a. ".
g: Y. Nowton, s52a: 10.-M. b: llelding ct Al. Va.
W., y: p - Ewing ara v: :: and j. Il Mayhem;
S!lii.% W!ss s$sas = as 5 M-W e Wooa ssT ":
tnE tny:;, ND m Reap!nE Company r.. Adam smi.h.
SaHse!; st f. asrs Sesale4 4 Ga!x E
Clnouir Counr--1unoE Roo.ns-Thomas liich-
verdict, 20. as4 .oo.-Iissmata A.haiss ". Psisi
whis ,q1os Sorn-s rqgsss r. A!exsnst A Ts
ss4y sS1"s Ns;1 'stS l.. s, X
was!een. SS oes@sk " v 'Ses osce
1Hmss n and GHr5es spsng S1s so S1p
Special Di1patch 70 7ae tribune .s
DAvENroRT, fa., Oct. 13.-An Injunction has
been issued from tho District Court Of this
county In behalf Of tho Atlantic &s Pacific Tclc-
graph Company against. tho Wcstcrn Union
Telegraph Company and tho Chicago, ltoclt
Island 4; Pacific Railroad Company, .forb!dttng
tho Inter from interfering with THO lines Vt tll1
former extending from davenport to Council
that tho Wcstcrn Union md Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Companies discriminate aeainst
them in refusing to allow tho Atlantic i Pacific
polcs md lincs to pass along tho raIroad, and
that. In many instances, said poles md lines
can condemn right Of way ll1se any other corpo-
ration, and propose TO test this matter III The
courts.
, 1876-10-14
RECOGNITION OF THE SOUTHERN CON-
FFnFRAcY.

e.. 10 he Editor af 7hS Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-1hayo u painfu1 but distinct
memory that, during the progress Of tho late
Democratic conspiracy to destroy the Constitu-
tfon aid dUnton,-pcrhapstn III 'G3ur "a Pope Plus
TX, Bishop Of Rolno, addreascd d sympathetic
and faternnl 1ettur to JeI Davis rs the recog-
ntzcd oll1ciul head Of this grand revolt against
liberty and tho dea rest rights of humanity.
Thfa letter, II correctly rc1nenher It's import,
was in elect recognition, ecclesiastical md
civil. of tho rjgl,tlulncss Of the conspiracy and
rebellion, and logically of tho wrougtulnrss Of
our nntnnaf cxtstencc.
Now, yesterday had OCCASION at the Pacific
Hotel to make refcrcntu to this, as supposed,
notorious fact. So,no Democratic listeners nut
IN vehement denial, wlthhhog Of money, that
tho statenlsnt WIS utterly anu III detail filsc,
wish not u stand US II fAfan accuscr Of my pIous
and 'nfall!blc friend tho Popc, neither us tAIsl
iler OF hfstory, und II was In error wish to
stand corracfed. But II / Was eorzrct III tho
statement II but proves ag;aln the is,.xorablc
law of affinity TINT hound Pope and Dnvss Ii.
fraternal embrace. It was but ft nntl natural
nay, lncvftable-that the llsst ecclesiastical po-
tefltato ut the world should ull1llntc with Tho
worst EVIL tyranny In all history. lsEx.
, 1876-10-14
THE FIREhiEN.
Sptctdt Dfsp0fch to Jns Jffbnns.

epeta. 0'sba'es "a 3"s 9Ffeant
DECATUR. ILL.,, Oct. l3-At tue Flromen's
recommending ~ a % ehcnica1 mf.t,,rc w. eSI,fitcl n
,,a.."s,,0. a. a.,,t,,,'.s, 49,, M ,,'s.t..a,,,a
yes.stuaS " oAtn'eu'sit UREA 10 VII tnsuluauso
article to Keep on sll''boars1 and III factories To
tlrc engine; also tic systcp, Of tlfo telcrranty
,,acd tn fhicnyn Thov th,ot,d tt,, .i,Iso,,s -
-. s0 sIsu ''ss,' ano -, ,'s'xems xe,,s -
ueeatuF lor eous.esies' as'a occlarea inc ioslow-
Ing prcnallltns, which were pad III cash by the
citizens hero: First hose company run, Charles
ION ,oun.nv sen1. u.ro,, 1,o,rt. NJ 4
, 1876-10-14

Tho County Clerk Is distributing the books
for tho registration of voters at the coming
election. Tile registration bcgtus Tuesday,
,,.,,. r.,,, ,,n, ,.,,,,ou ii. ,,.,t. ..,, -,
.nuee ea'"sN W.. ue'ee' ,'s upl"ion a'tu ~
cue tue fie9tlon ol tne appiicat!oh Tor an IN"
Cour,.tIouse.stone matter ut 10 o'clock this
morning.
-, .,
~ o1u nospi.ai "us uesestco IL 3ssterany. a.
tnat tcn!nl! y ~ HON uie tne uuiN!itE, poicfs,
ait Z 'o1 & o. o!u IutnltuIe ana tl'e Ea@ar sSt-
mn. m ino lusnAuio Is 70 oe removes! 10 tlo
Couhey Tns'h aGf lno Mso o. ane poor ana . ~
sa'N' Ahe "''nu'te ~ tne p'oPe'tf u Tue e'lS.
for ha a cr,rn,c nn TIT, s ~ @
sci yesterday, and subsequently tho States
Attorney waB notified that I'LL application for
change 0l venue would be mGtlc III tho case TO-
, 1876-10-14

sAvAxSAu, Ga, Oct. 18-J. W. Latlrop, the
prca3f,cnt of Inn f,o,ton Exchanpc. dtcd to.anv
=. n.aers,",s * N ~ - ,.a,,as,, ,o,,aa ~ ~,
~ dtccFseoEo, n. w oA 5c!!o" lever. lic lelt
here q few days ago to SEQ dying sof. c. ".
trho,,,a,n nj W.Sttcr &. 7'i,o,nnsf, .htn-chn,a.
~ t",ss ~ po~"' o"'s '~""ua-
oilers. died laat hlsnt OIL thc 1oscf.
SAyANNA1l, Oct, t3-Ycllow-{oyer futcrments
t,yo,,t,.
t"o"e3' r. ~, =, ,...
LOUISVILLE, n.y., Oct. H'-fho statement
circulating tu numerous uopers that Loutsvt]Ie
Ia. ta,1m, ~ ""t .,h,',c r,,v ~ t"o e
mas la1lea 10 contribute pecuhsafiy 70 Inc s'1'
yannah md Brunswick sufferers is mistake,
her offerings being among tho ilrst.
Providence r. ~ fo'trna.
A private letter from Augusta, Ga, to
Providence gentleman contains a touclnl. mr.
rat1yp Of heroisln ii fcyrr-otrtrken 9nvnnnnl,,
,vI,ich ountt T., hnvr n wills nnhifr,tJnn a. ~,
t.r'ui Ills, .ntinr ~ H. P,.,,fas4 49, ,. ~ ~
III rsto so We
ol nnnaan uatu'1. AHe "snet sap,a!1a1ne tnht
son'e bfls!flcss delhy IS canse1 ny tue srieVou8
family atl'lcsion Of an assistant, Ad goes Oh to
say:
Tho death OF a young brother, in Savanna, Mon.
day nornInr has throw,i lii wholn family Into Tia
sjr,pcst 0rlsf-n ynunv isltow. not mick ,unrC n
ths's n hnv WIN ynnriYecl htrssefS fos th" ~nni
Of Tho ncs,s sMGfcrIns viii thD yeiow fcver. h"nI
hlmsal{ frIj a yictIn,. liz Wan nreserinton cjcrE
in Iin,,ms,'s rng store thorr nil Win tc f"vHr
hroka mi thr ,shlc fnrrc III MI ths hoehEncnct
snI Eto, iittio isfnr thn I.onLcannr. Ioft -,
, 1876-10-14

tho House Of Correction; James McNteholae,
tho alleged robber 0f James Howard IN Nc
tlralh's saloon, had l,le caso continued 10 tho
10th inst. In $2,50Q ball.
MASHED WITH 4 MATc1I.n01. -
Peter Olilbcrger, saloor.kccpcr at No: 2eA
!G1ana,port ayenac, Is locked up ct the West
Twelfth Street Station charged with IN assault
to do bodily injury, md ere tho case comes to
tf!al !. tnny eo NECESSARY to ehanFc t,S charge to
Albert paBel, concerning whom nothIng IS
known save his name, came into oltloetper's
place III an Intoxicated aud quarrclsone conlt-
ton.
Alter lengthy ,,andynR q words, ho was
position oil the sidewalk in front, md hurled
Ill .osts of ntaudlln ,lmprccatfonss at the pro:
prietor, annl|y daring him 10 come ont and test
hls muscle. In Ills wrath, OldberFcr did 60, but,
instead of testing his bra~l', tested Tho harl-
ness IT an eartheMware matchbox upon his
antagonists head, badly laccrssing i, and In
ilictcd several severe injuries. For oil OF which
he was at once nrrcsted. 1t was found ncccs-
sary to remove Pagei to the ounty.Hosp!taf.
whcrc his wounds wero pronounced by tho
physicians IN charge severe hut not necessarily
fatal.
, 1876-10-14

ou ~ m. tae Aattor az & g. rae 3,;,7'',n 5.'csns:
en,oAao, pes' iS*-.ous "aSa'he.o'' eosie'
spondcnt, In hts charming letter IN totlay's pa
per, travels otlt OF tho wuy 10 make thrust Mt
Winnie Rcau,'s LINCOLN" lie says nothing
dtsnorooiuo nj otbcr worL. of ort IN thr x.n,s
place. many OF "ialch arc paipaoiy mofe vhher-
able than tho nne lie selected. The most uatl-
raj lufcroucc, then, Is, TINT he Is either unjustly
tfaset1 ocainst Nf,sa Rcn,n. or that In Ina m.
,stt,,,,a, a,'t,..a1 T., ~ s..,,. ~ t,n. ,sS.
".tt..s'1 eu'1eseu III eoo 'a.As y. LnoHo Mno
have Ind sonic personal motive or have thought
1t popular to assail her art.
There Is a story told Of o paiptlnr REPRESENT
frr, "A ncasnnt.u,rt fcrtltno n her1 ~ swine
,n1ta, ~ .a",s1 ~ s.. nsu ~
WHICH, Ecec1veu INC n!Rncst commentators from
crittca and dilettnnti, was pronounced fautlcss
, 1876-10-14
THE CITY.IIALL,


Watcf-rcnts yesterday wcrc s, 1,SS9. and re-
ccipts from ltconses about 600,
,r.o ro.n,,,..n ~ 1,,,.,,.x, :. ,.,,,a J.. -,.o.
1nS eonnl't.co " oa 'aue'a1y 10 erie" u stees
III tho City Clerks oflico th's Afternoon at
o'clocH''
There WIS SO, 900 paid out Of the Conptsol-
1er'a Office Yesterday on certificates held In
Cl,caoo.
o"eNe'' ..-
Corporatlon.C Counsel Anthony hns gone TO
Burlington, ILL.,, on private business ue will
return Monday.
A tu,td,nr nsr,n,t for a threc.storv hrc,.
9Is a. aorg srcet roar ~ rr.,, 1S
1sa i.s,. xs.tcr.'oy ~ n = S,nnici
"Ie sesuea i'e'''0A' W .s' ~ a|''oo'"''''
Mt. Knlstrom, the crie-kecpcr, was at tho
Office OF the Department OF Public Works
yesterday, to sec 4 Tho sity would not furnish
the house which lins been recently built on
tho crib for tl1 occupancy OF the Keeper Of thnt
institution The furniture WILL probably be
granted.
The Sfunrer casc. xStirh /. n,, actton ,,,ouobt
against thc citr by Mnrion Munger to rect,vnr
sA5O, ,00O. alleged 10 ,o tic. jalnares nccricd to
MetronnIitan Black by tho constr,lctIou Of The
Ia3aiir street Funnel. will como hcfore ,Juiee
McAliister ut 10 o'clock this murntnr, tf1o
ciainant having obtained q new triaI. Tic city
wee s,lrcrssfiti Inst weck.
, 1876-10-14

Tho Office Of A. A. Garfield, at Nos. 50 and 81
Washington street, rms cntcrel by burglars
Thursday night, and about SIPS worth OF jewell
~ md clothing splrltUd away, Ent.onca Was
gained through an unlasteneA window.
The overroatshlef, llke tho busy bee, gather
eth In bis store for winter durln, warm wealth
err Yesterday, +. MuFarla1itl's ottlco at tho
cornrr Ut Morgan and Kinzta atrccta was Gu
tered, and u $50 bcavcr overcoat extracted.
About $50 worth OF clothing recently stolen
from tho residence Of Dan{cl Moran No. Is Vine
street, was recovered yesterday by Officer John
Hartman, Of the Larrabeo Street Station, III the
residence Of Eliza McDcsmost, No. 10 Oti.
street.
Thomas Phelps d. Co., OF No. 8as3 West Maai-
sou street, complain that two neak-ttieyes got
away with two bolts Of silk containing lR0
yards. nud valued at $500, Wltn pretending 10
purchase sotae shawls At an early hour rllurs-
day morning.
George @. Welciest, = young cigar.nlaker,
keeping ths house Of Mrs. Hofer. Ut NJ. LIS
elng with Gernas. Variety Show iu Minnesota,
last evening eo,Bp!aiucu to tho police tllat dur.
lug tho day the place had becu robbed of 6li4
worth Of furniture during hts abael,ce at work
Au unknown young man, whom Mrs, llofcr left
to keep Weichsrt company, Is tue suspected
party.
". B. chapln, disorderly, ta5 ane; Mary
drunk, 30 tlns; John Murphy, dlserterly ln
beating big vito On every possible occasion, tl0o
Il Correction. such wers the heaviest rascs
that canls ut-stalts to Justice scully ut tic
Vest Division pullco Court yesterday. In the
North Division JUSTICE l{Autu'uull Ind but little
tlle llause VI Cofree.to,, for sixty days, a,1d
ll1ldlnE Albert Jackson, E)ak-thcf, S15 for dis.
, 1876-10-14
SITTING BULL.
Report that He In on tho Llttlo Missouri
His 1snntI Ready to Surrender.

Report that He IN on tho Little Missouri
His Band Ready to Surrender.
CorTespondsnee NtU Fork Worid.
B1sMAncK, Oct. 5.-There Ia little positively
known in regard to tho exact whereabouts Of
Sitting Bull and Ills band, but 1t is gencrnlly be-
loved from nil the reports received that ho Is on
the Little Missouri, about SIX days' march from
here. 4 report just received from Fort Peck,
750 miles above this place OIL tho Missouri, states
that purity Of Indians belonging to that Agency
while out hunting met four Indians from Sitting
Bulls CAMP They stntcd tint his camp was on
tho Little Missouri, ,fand that his band wero Ii,
need Of food md ammunition, and In q very
short time would DO reduced to the greatest
progress Of Affairs Il tho,;Iiiercnt Agencies to
determine whit they should DO. most Of them
being willing to go III mud submit otlo Govern
ment i they thought they would bc taken care
l3nll has all his wounded from tho dIi1cronf
fights with ltiu Oh tho Little Missouri, but how
true the statement IS Is not known. Ono thing,
however, Is certain: tho Indians realize tho fact
that they 1ayo received The worst Of the Gam
to make TIC best Of tho situation and
can. They ,,, ass thoroughly !' ,o aislcaFtensa
abandon their lodges while retreating before
the Holdlcrs-and with 4 long, lard winter star-
lug them In the face, tho prospect Is certainly
not cheering ono for them. Tint they arc out
of ammunition for hun ting or lighting is eVi-
dent from the efforts they iayo nale at differ
ent places to obtain some at almost any price,
Il being stated that they offered tho 1ndians at
Fnrt Peck q pony for eight or ten rounds. It is
not surprising, therefore, that they ahould be
anxious for reaec-anl Government rations.
Without having positive authority for It, I
think am saio IN saying that tho Seventh Cav
airy will leave within awccli 10 scout tho sur
rounding country and drive all tho wandering
lndians 1t cal Ind Into tho Agencies, and help
to disarm and guard them there.
, 1876-10-14
COUNTRY H0RsE-IR0T.

Sioux CITY, H., Oct. lo.-Woodbury County
Fair, "h!sl. commenced here Tuesday, elosed
this cvuaing. The ias las been q success In
every particular, and highly satisfactory 10 the
Association a. well as TO those In attendance.
a running rare came of this afternoon, i've
horses composing for the premium. kate won
In three straight ieats: Time, l :5s. The next
Dakota Maid, Hack Ranger, and Bay Rattier
took heat each, aud tl,s raco wilt bS finished
tomorrow. Hest tl.Na, 2:i0. A drtzzllng rain
commenced fallinR Ut O'Clock, and continued
until dark, Track heavy and slow.
, 1876-10-14

nyAN-Th!s tnornng, Edward b.. 4on Vi Ed
wanl j. and Kato Ryan, aged !. yeary.
Funeral from rcslelc1 53U iIHbbard.st., Oct.
u, at II o'clock. by carriages to Calvary.
HLLls-Qct. y, Harry, youngest son OF Walter
q months.
Funrral Al sesldenco 1916 Wcst 1lareIson-st.,
Saturday, Oct. II, ot l0::0 q. III.
AuAMS-At Port Chester, N. T.. Oct. II,
A!vln Atlan,st Ut Chicago.
NcsEdoRco Eli West Van Duren.st. Notice Of
funeral hereafter.
N0ukk-tlct. IL, Patrick Bolsk, aged ~ years.
Funeral will taku placu fraM his residence at III
q. N. to Ut. Btescn's Church, lhence by cara 10
Calvary.
, 1876-10-14
ODD-FEliOWsH1P.

FoRr RANDALL, D. T, Oct l9.-The follow
ing officers were this day elected by tho Right
Worthy Grand Lodge of independent Order Of
Odl.Fctlowa for tho ensuing ycas; Norman
Larned, Of Yanktou, Grand slast;r; !. st. Clair,
Of Fort Randall, Deputy Grand Master; l.. D.
T. Poore, Of Springfield, Grand Warden; Ralph
Il. Briggs, Of Yer,nlllion, Grand Secretary; +,
Schnaubcr, Of Yankton, Grand Treasurer. The
next session OF the Grand Lolgels to be held ut
Elk Point. The Grand Lodge adjourned sine
die after IN extremely pleasant scsaiou.
, 1876-10-14

NHw YoHK, Oct l3.-In tho United States
Circuit Court, criminal branch, before Judge
Benedict, to-day, Thomas Harlan, counsel for
number Of persons who were Indicted for con-
spiracy to dtfraud the Government by "cEook-
quash tho indictments, and proceeded to argue
H. lie contanlcd that Us taH iuttes shnuA be
paid OH spirits baforo they lett the dltlllery
where made, there alone could any fraud OIL tlis
Government be pcEpetratcd, and that II was Inn
posall1e for any main " cennlt hsu1 Ia this
, 1876-10-14

HEARDsLEy-RICsAHp tho residence Of
the ht!tu's father, 63 Warrun. ny, Oct Il. by Tho
ltay aelrEe II. reaku, Mi. A. II. lieA1dslcy, Ut
Lafafguyia. N. T., atsd Miss uruclc, youngest
dungIter OF Thomas lsickarl, Esq.
aTuKGES~-MAcLKDD-Hy the Rev. As1Mr
brooks, OF tho Church. Ut tbs incarnation. New
York City, uct. H. MIss l!rss. Macleod, dunshttr
of n.. J. b. Macleod. Ut Chicago. H., and Will
lam Sturges, Of Chicago.
, 1876-10-14

WEHN*UVVNHt
Tic Root 4 Soma Music Company, Chicago, aro
publishers Ut tue sung- -books used at the Muoly.
sankcy meetings. Thcy hnyo just 1pcolvrd from
this press TO- 0OU copies for ut tho reviva! meet.
ngs now III IItosEeas, nnl report moro under WaY,
, 1876-10-14

Ivory In coral set,
Wllen 'twt1t PARTIES lips you SEQ,
tOZODONT, Ills satu 10 bot
4eAxAlQcQ TIM iyoEx.
, 1876-10-14

CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE AND ENGLISH TRAIN.
ING SCHOOL.
Mr.. II. r. bryant, proprietor Of The College, has
l,cen milking sumo cAangcs for the winter. Air.
George W. Elliott Aas charge o! The advanced
bookkeeping classes, Mf. q. j. Pctrco Is at the
hoa.i Of tho drawing department, nnd Grin Itey.
nolde las charge Of tho writing classes.
, 1876-10-14

FIPTEEATH WARD lEPUBIl0AHB.
The Fifteenth Ward Republican Club will hold
= meeting this evening a. Lcutmana'a, 033 North
Halsted ltteet. uooa speakers III E1ytlsh snd
GsEmxn will bs Ia Attendance.
, 1876-10-14
F0uRTEENTI YARD 3.

FOURTEENTH WARD REPUBLI0ANH.
4 Republican M2ss- tnectlak will 10 held 1t Tho
Powell House. cornur Ut milwaukee, and Western
AdaFessss Wi Vii! bs mstl by sha Efo.. 4. Dsnjsmin
Cornell. Col. l.. ". Petcv, aud tho Hon. William
L. STANLEY,
, 1876-10-14

TENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
There will b. q meeting Of thu Tenth Ward Nc'
publican Club at thelr hull. No. .a9 wcak Lake
street. tha evening ut o'clock. AbIo speaker
Will b. present and sddrcss the meeting.
, 1876-10-14

TWELFTH WARD REPUBLICANS,
Company u, Hayes and Wheeler Ogden Avenue
Marching Club, will met this evening c0tlar hobcy
ktfcqt and Ogden nyehuu, At o'clock 4hoep.
, 1876-10-14

THIRTEENTH WARD AEPUBLlOANB.
Thn Republican club uf tic 1'aEtrea,A Ward
Will hutd lis regular meeting th!s evening, Ut
o'clock, At ncnz's Hall. uood speakers will be
prrsoht.