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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

The captain of an English ship got In.
toxicated in San Francisco : few days
ego, and sailed for Liverpool without
clearance from the custom.honse. As
be will not be permitted to discharge bis
cargo without these papers, the oonsign.
ora are in no little anxiety, bat have some
hopes be may discover bis oversight and
return.
The great moral play, the Ticket Of.
Leave.Man, was performed at the York
(England) Theater the other evening,
and in the audience q London detective
sergeant was waiting with a warrant 10
apprehend the very man who was play.
ing the stage detective, Hawkshav.p
The play wa allowed to proceed, and az
its conclusion Hawkshaw" vas hand.
euted and taken away.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

IT is said that ten thousand persons
have been driven mad in the United
States by over.excitement in Spiritual.
ism. Yet Spiritualism never reformed
a man; never made one better, happier
or more useful; neve built a school.
house or church, or established a library;
never elevated a soul or strengthened an
intellect. About It hangs darkness. su.
perstition, weakness aud misfortune.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

Col. HENRY c. G~TLLEsPIE, q promi.
uent merchant of Knoxville, died in
that city on the 9Th inst. after a painful
and lingering illness. lie was a native
Of Jefferson county and was in his forty
first year. Many Of the old soldiers of
the Army Of Tennessee will rensmber
him as the gallant Lieutenant Colonel
of the Second regiment Of Tennessee
cavalry.
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THE CASH DISTRIBUTION.


Drawing Begun at FFnnkTOrt Wed.
nesdaN-TRs Capital Prize sealed
Down 20 per cent, and Drawn by
Ticket Ma. SO,3O6.
Special to tho courier-J ournal,
FRANKFORT, December 6-Ihe draw.
ing Of the Kentucky Cash Distribution
Company commenced at 3 o'clock this
afteruooA under the management of the
supervisors commission, composed Of
the most reputable gentlemen Of the
State. The drawing is progressing
smoothly and satisfactorily. Arrange
ments we're made iog drawing last Thurs
day. The preliminaries were then COM
menced, and the drawing is being finish
Ell to-day.
PRIZES SCALED DOWN.
The prizes have been scaled down to
twenty one per cent, Of the amount rep
resenting the number of tickets sold, the
capital prize being $4,000.
THE CAPITAL PRIZE.
The capital prize is just drawn on
ticket No. 0,256.
OTHER PRIZES.
Other prizes thus fer are as follows:
No. 4l,433 drew $3.50.
No. 1860 drew $4,000.
No, 40.320 drew $l0,5 500.
DRAWING IN PROGRESS.
The drawing is still in progress, but it
will be impossible to furnish a full re.
port of all drawn numbers bsfors to.
morrow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

from time to time. a short sketch Of each
member Of the Legislature.l
EDWARD OSCAR TATE,
The member elect to the lower house Of
the next Legislature from the counties
of Granger and Hsmblen, is a native Of
Granger county, a married man, aged
thirty-two years.
He has been a farmer most Of his life.
but for the last seven years he las been
proprietor of the nsted watering place,
Tate Springs, and in that capacity has
made many frinds in this city, as we'll as
other portions Of the State, and ell the
Southern States. He is a member of one
Of the oldest and most respected families
10 East Tennessee. His ancestors we're
from Scotland, and took part in the wars
Of l776 and 1912. He has no church
connection, but is Of the Methodist faith,
and has done as much as any one Of bis
ability to build up the interest Of the
church. He is strictly a temperate man,
and will do what be can in a public or
private capacity to prevent the evils Of
iutempsrance. Upto the beginning of
the war be had acquired only a common
or free school education. Alter the war be
acquired a fair English education under
the instructions Of Prof. Samuel P. John.
son at Holston College, New Market,
Tenn, and John Tartrum at Rutledge,
Tenn. BE has never asked for or held
any Office of honor or trust, save
that Of justice Of the peace, which was
conferred upon him without solicitation.
Ia the late war he sss a private soldier
in the Federal army, in the renowned
First Tennessee Cavalry, commanded by
Colonel James P. BrowBlow. In politics
be is a genuine Republican, though be
has always been liberal toward those who
differed with him. He was nominated
by the joint convention OF the Rspubli-
can party Of Granger and Hsmblen
upon the party platform, and made a
canvass TO which no oHe could take sx.
ceptiou, using zone but the fairest means
to secure his election. he had three
opponents, all heightened, honorable
gentlemen. A. X. Shields, Of Blains X
Roads, being the nominee Of the Demo
cratic party, was the strongest, and over
whom he received a majority Of 25l;
John Il. Crozier, jr., Independent, re.
ceived l6S votes, and Samuel Lane re-
ceived 10 votes, giving Tate, over all, Is
votes.
Mr. Tate fsvors the maintenance Ct
the State credit 90 far ss it q be done
10 justice to both ibe taxpayer and
bondholder. lie will favor the repeal Of
the conventional intsrfst law, and also
a modification Of the dog Law. Will OPP
pose taking the election Of Judges away
from the people. Will favor a good, uni.
form free school system. Will favor
keeping up public roads by taxation, and
whatever other measures be believes will
tend to the interest and welfare Of bis
constituents.
The vote Of Granger was. For Presi.
dent, Tilden, 1872 Hayes. 1915; for Gov
ernor. Porter Dem 1856; Thomas Qud.
Dem.), 795; for Congress First District
Mcfarland Dem }, 1902; Randolph
(Rep.), 1916, HAmblin county, POI
Tilden, 800; Hayes, 942; Tor Governor
Porter, ~; Thomas, 1853; for Congress
Mcfarland, $780, Randolph, $50. Com
bined vote Of Granger and Hamblir
countless Tilden, 1882; Hayes, 1887;
Porter, 1923 Thomas, 1863; Mcfarland
2BOl; Randolph, 2795.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

The New York Herald calls the ere.
nation of Won Palm "a philosophical
roast" Such rosstS are not likely to
become popular. Most people would
prefer some other kind.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is So per Gnnum for
the Daily, and g per annum for the
Weekg-POstage free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

CINCINNATI. December s-R,vsr fall
ing. Cloudy and cool.
CAIRO. December s-Arriyed-Bige.
ley. Pittsbury, 8 I'm. Departed-John
B., Maude, Vicksburg, 3 am; Mollie
Moore, New Orleans, 5 a M. Clear and
oc1d
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

WASHINGTON, December 8.-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio valley. increasing
cloudiness and light snow, southwest to
northwest winds, slight fall in tempera-
ture and falling, followed by rising
barometer.
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PRIZES SCALED DOWN.

George Cook, of Ansonia, Connect.
cut, before going out to play, put some
parlor matches and powder in his trou-
sers pocket. Then he fell down, the
matches iguited, tho powder flashed, his
clothes biazed, and bis life was saved
with difficulty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

ALBANY, December S-A fire broke
out in the Adelphi Theater this morning
aud the entire interior os the building
was consumed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08

The population of Peru is decreasing,
being less than three millions. The de-
crease is attributed to earthquakes, dis
eases, civil war, and brandy-especially
the latter.
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oonsaI Of Belgium.

WAsnmoToS, December s.-The Presi'
dent has recognized Oh. Henraten as
Consul Of Belgium at Chicago.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-08
BIOGRAPHICAL.
Sketches or the Members
of the FOrtieth General Assembly
of tennessee.

Under this heading we propose to give,
from time to time. a short sketch Of each
member Of the LegisIature.l
, 1876-03-11
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho Collector Of tho Ibwn OF Niles yesterday
turned hls books and caah over 10 thu County
Treasurer.
Judge MoAiliater waa bettor yesserdAy, and,
dropping into the building, sald be hoped to DO
ready for work Monday.
". Sidney Young, Iatcly connected with Mo.
Vickers Theatre. waa yesterday conHIguud TO tho
insane department Of the County Jail.
The Counsy Agent roporsa that he 10 now max
Ing q zeylsitatlon OF those Receiving supplies
from tho county, with view to cutting down
tho list to tho lowest possible humber.
Coroner Diet2sct IL mentioned. Among 1papr
others, ~ candidate for Hhersn this fall. Hiaco
tho party e!ecting him haa given up tho ghost,
however. hs passI Affiliations for the future xro
lha ussud Y yurY Yesterday gayo somc asten-
t tton ~ .ae Mtexs murder case, which ia 10 old
that most people haNe loss aBht Of IT,, Az usual,
Witnessed ~oEo scarcs, aud tho case had 10 ba
iefo1red until this mornlug. ~ ~
Tho Road Inspectors OF tho county yestardav
ordered all toll. gatea to be thrown Gneu s1rnnt
on tho Elston and NogthweAscrn roaj.. TEi4
is q triumph of tho public over tAo County
Hoard aud tho owners OF tho roads.
Some t,mo ago Superintendent Hickey asked
tho County Hoard 10 apposat nu attorney to
csssltv ot such m appointment will be lad bo-
fote Judge McAiilster Mouday, and tho board
will act Oh hfs adytce.
Commissioner Clea1y casEles in bis pocket a.
ready tho nsuea OF twouty-dye pernona who are
ln1touA to servo OIL tho nB1t Grand Jury. This
fact will convey to tho public IN idea or the de-
slrahaIess. In tie eyoa Of celtain class, OF be-
log appointed intoEa.
i In 1s72 D. D, Flsk psttlouad ths County
, 1876-03-11
IOWA.
\ EHfaT 4 +k+t5r1

DEs NolsEr, H., March 1o.-Tho sona.e, last
evening. passed biila to prohibit the sale Of in-
tozloasng liquor within q .ml!cs Of any iocor-
porasod city; to allow days Of grace to sight
dsafls;n blu ropeaiius tho Law compelling
County Bupertnteudonss TO visit schools; to en-
large the powers Of Supervisors 1olatlyo to
building bridges fixing the fees ot ooustables
1t 81 for sanuoniag Juror; to repeal Sec.
o78 In relation to tho terua OF Road Super
visors to provido for tho taking OF property BY
tho Btsto for public uso In relation to aasigu-
meats for the benefit OF crsdltora.
Tho House passed tho bill changing tho tins
Of tho assessment Of railroad proposty from
April ID 10 March rs: alao to make ta1ea due
Jan. and delinquent May / also tho bull to te-
Btore tho death-penAltJ. BY yols OF IS to ~ !,
also to provide ~ industrial department fos tho
Hllnd Asylum. The bill providing for local OPP
tton liquoE-law vas laid oa tho table, by q yote
OF 81 to n. .. n
Tho House this s1ornlaK passed ths hill
Anthoziaing ths ss1s Of isads sad town Ioss IN
, 1876-03-11
CRIMINAL.

Patrick Moore. Of questionable reputation, Was
arroste1 aud locked up last evening for stealing
= not OF harneEs.
John Spence and William White, charged With
robbips jowclEy store as No. $50 Blue Island
nyonuo Of = number OF Watchoa worth shout
$780, were examined before Scully yesterday
and bound oyot 10 tho Criminal Court.
Frank Hart, IN actor, was before Justice
Foote yesterday charged with attempted bur-
8lnry, int tho evidence showed that ho waa On o
little spree, and had smashed In h vindow-pane
"for fun." Ho WAS fined % and costs for dlsor-
dorly conduct.
Wallnce Bonnett an nuctioneor who thyoig!cs
lnnocents into purchasing brass 1ewelsy as No.
11o Clark stroos, vas arrested yesterday for
sWindling ]. D. Little, Of Cairo, in the aalo Of
bogus watch. Ha Ii Ia ths A1mory.
Tho Coroner hold An Inquest on the body OF
William Blair yesterday whono death re4ultcd
atreet, while astemnting to escape With a bag OF
salt meat. Tho jury returned . verdict That
doath Was occasioned by blow from some sharp
neapon, inflicted by John Rudolf. d fireman. Ho
tailel 70 do, aud was ordered under arrost snd to
bo confined in tho County JAii to await the action
Of tho Grand Jury.
Henry Drecknor uAa arrested yeaterdAy after.
noon and lodged'in tho Chicago Ayonuo Station,
charged with assauittpg Mrs. Dora TittAw Mou-
day night, Tho victim. IN old woman who has
bnt recently beon discharged from tho County
Hospital. rssdos at No. 125 Townsend akYeot.
Last MONDAY night DEcckncr vtaitod tho prem-
isss, aud while there docoyod tho hel pless
woman into tho collar and accomplished his yilo
purpose. Ho was rofoAsed on bai1, aud an or
animation will be had on tho Goth inst. Drock-
ner il about 60 yoAra old, hhoonakor, and mar
rtbd
w.,P. Williams. vho was arrestsd last g..ur.
, 1876-03-11


and penalty.
Tho lIonso ooncurrel Ia tho Bena!o subatitute
allowing days OF grace to cbeckn, drifts. mad
Bills OF oxotnnRo. Tbs nouss had passed. a
bill denying tho grAoo.
Discussion Oh tt.o llalltoAl Tariff bill WAS re-
durnod on tho subatltuto offered by Mr.. Btonc,
OF Mills, to repeat tho fikad dehcdulo Of fAtes
and restore tic lAw Of tho code Of 1879. Tho
dobAto continued to tho hour OF adjournment
without coming 80 vote.
onpital Punishment bill Was mado tho npocial
or!'or for no1t Wednesday,. Tho Ralroad Tariff
bill VIA postponsd to Monday. Tho, Lill ,wna
passed forbEddng tho uBo Of sarocned windows
and doors Of saioons; also tho bill to o1tond
anu conflcm taxeh vDlod 10 aid railroads.
A largo number Of bills woro road and ROTOR
rod.
Dk. Afo1NEs IT,. March 10.-Tho snnAto Com
mitten OH Appropriations reported bills to-day
recommending the appropriation Of @s60,0oo TO
Tho various Institutions.
Tho Aonato rassed bills hppropratfng $i7, ,470
to tho Stato Un!yorsity, aud establishing Two
Homeopathic chairs In Tho Medical Department !;
also q BILL npprorrlasing ol0I,G0O to tho 1ndo-
pendeneo Asylum for tho Insane; also &21, 900
to tho Mount Pleasant Asylum,
Tho 1Ious0 1oyoioa most OF to-dhy to tho rail-
road tariff question, and hna substantially agreed
to the TlnYer bill, which provides for a Commits
eiontr but Tho HOUSE rofusel to change its clas-
Hihcatton aud 1t stands M in tho present law.
Tho Commission arc allowed o ''htlding acalo II
Of 20 por cent abovo or below the old schc,luo,
and altowa feo Of 90 couta On ntl packages rs.
Qui1lnB bills OF ltdiug.
, 1876-03-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Tue tltno OF arsira! Of tho Chicago aud Elgin
delegate. from the Chicago. Dsnvt!le Il Vln-
oanues depot has been changed 10 p. n, In
Dtead Of Up. N.
A lecture will b delivered Tomorrow after-
noon 1T O'Clock, ut Freja Hill, No. 1856 Chicago
ayenus, by Mr.. Charles ]. suudo!l, Oh "rhe
American Hspubllc."
Tho Philosophical 6ocloty will DO addressed
thia evening by Prof. Samuel Willard, Of this
CITY, on Christianity and Modern Civilization
Historically ConAidsrad.''
aiu. Elizabeth A. bryant. 4 lady OF literary At.
tsiuments will locturo Sunday st 8 p. a. In tho
Dime ConEeo st Grows 0peEx-Eaii. Subject
The 0ouius Of Hapolson."
The remains OF Lotto Thomas, only daughter
Of the lseY. IL. ", aud Hrs, 4. @. Thomas, will
reach tbs city froo, Aurora thls morning ct 8A3
O'Clock. Carriages will proceed direct from tho
depot to 1tosehall. Dr. Thomas 10 alonly i'm.
proving.
The Right Reverend and d!atlnguuhad prsl-
sse, Nahop hains. Ut Whac!ins. Yk. vii ahaol.
, 1876-03-11
EVANS PROGRESS.
<urrrn-Arto 01Yy

Tho time allotted 10 Mike EYana for collecting
the personal taxcs and III fact OF all the Town
| Collectors, expired yostcsday by Limitation Of
tho warrant given them uplor tho Htato law.
1foWoyor, tho County Treasurer has extended
| tho time for collecting tho personal tax by the
Collectors to tho Goth inst. 1t is clainaol that
under this extension tho Collectors cAn still 70
Oh 4nd mako iovfcs for peraouat taxee. There
Ia division OF opinion on thls nuhjecs, and omi-
mont legal salent hold that no levioa eau now bo
made by the Town-Coltectors, Is tho warrant
ltnitod them to tho 10th Of March. and no e1-
tension could bo had unless the Legislature bad
grantod that power. County-Attornoy noun-
:seo, so Milo Evans Says, has told
him that ho could still levy whore
refused, bus aliko prefcss to got other legal ad-
vice upon, the subject before endeayoEiug TO
force collection,
The South Town co1lector's office was crowd
tboro to ray .lels taxes. Tho receipts wors vory
large, and will aggregate over S50.000. Among
those Who paid wcro tho Third National Dank,
about sf6 800; tho Union National, nearly
{ hiilliigan, si,7S555; !. 4 i. y. nlocki, ss5 20
Market street, s59l. Bono Of tho !axou wore
collected after loyjeb bAd been male. Dnriug
tho day tho millinery establishment Of Z. J.,
liobsop. No. 81 Washington street, Was taken
PO1aInal0A
Eo09.40. Tms, however, will bo amtcahly set
lied.
Mr. William II. Coolbaugh ia Without doubt
the loayicst taxed man for personal property at
hts residence. Tho fuoi OF sn Assessor paced
tho estimate for household ef1cctH At $la,0OU
whioA tho Btato Board libora!ly tateed "a pot
eeut, 1nak'og II slB.2Iv iu al. THIS seoms like
Mllng 1t on out Of MI proportion. Tho Union
isa capital stock. as n part IL invested III roal
cstato, which ia taxed az Ucll Oh tue shatoB.
Yhis secsns unjuat, aud the Bamo thing has boon
done with several other National Banks, which
own their banking buildings.
Mike viii continue in office ton days longer,
and will hAvo his report roadY about April l..
Tho delinquent lists aro NOW boing nado out
and will bo completed about the 25th inst. III
the meantime. partics 1csisous Of puying their
real estata taxes can do 30. aud aave costa OF ad~
yeltssing. etc. Eyana says tho.s Ia shout $780,
nl!, tho partios having sold out, or lofs town.
, 1876-03-11
THE TARIFF IN CANADA,

Tho ProtcctlOnista Defeated in tho
Dominion Iarll.mont-Eho Governs
mont Sustained by u LnrKo Ma
JDrtty.
OrrAwA, Can, March 8-In Tho Houso last
night, bfr. Workman moved m amendment to
tho motion to 60 into Committee on tho Supply
bill. Tho amondmont road as follows:
not proposed to Parliament policy Of Increased pro-
tecton to our sasious and important manufacturing
indnstry-tho 1args AMOUNT now invented therein aud
their present depressed condition rendering such
peHty. -
Mt. Workman supported tha pmoudmcnt in n
long speech, rocapitulating arguments previous.
ly addressed to tho House on tho aaoo subject
number OF mombors spoko for and against
tho amendment.
Bir John a. macdonald said ho welcomed a1r.
Workmau'a motion AZ ono Of direct want Of con-
ildeuce in tho Government, and Expressed tho
opinion that tho circumstances of tho country
facturefa and agriculturiats. To read passago
from an edition Of John Stuart Mills work in
support Of protection aud said our national OBJ
legations would require for many Joars to come
heavy taxasion. and direct taxation WAS IN i'm
possibility. This, he arglod made IN incroase
IN customs duties eBsontialt and be alleged thas
tho policy Of hls Government since 1863 had boon
tbo sa1no ~ that DO DOW aaYocase{a aod applaud
cd; The national policy Of 1870 mud 1871 admit
tod that elaughtering could not be prevented,
but though It could be alloyiatcd.
Dir. Mackenzie in reply reminded Mr.. MIC
donald that John Stuart Mill Ind, in = lotter 70
Horace 0rooley, publicly withdrawn tho stato-
menta he made on protection. Mr. Mcckonzio
avowod his lifo.long disapproval Of protection,
and illustrated the succssH Of freo trade By rof-
o1onco to tho ropoh OF tho I3r1tial Navigation
lava on tho ono hand. and tho OWLS Of pfoteo~
tton by ita ofroct on American shipping on tho
other. lilo went on to show that protection, II
ei1octual, meant no revenrs from customs, and
= poll-tax upon tho people to supply tue do
fciouoy.. at thd conclusion Of Mr. h1aokenzto's
speocl tho house divided on tho amendment.
and tho vote stood: Yeas, 64 nays, ITO.
, 1876-03-11

AID. MfCLORY.

AID. M'CLOHY.
ACTION or THE COMMON COUNCIL.
A ealled moetinR OF tho Common Council WAS
held yesterday afternoon 10 taka action on the
death Of Aid. McOlory. Tho attendance vss a
very full ono. Tho ohntr AMI deal Of tho do
ccasod Alderman wero oruatnontcd With czape In
tokon Of tho gricf Of tho Council,
On taking tue chair President Dixon said that
tho meeting had bcou called In response 10 a
gonorat dosiro 10 take son,o action on account OF
tho sad oscnt which had saddossc shoiF hearts.
Tho calamity wns tito 1no-e deeply fott because
oyory nombcr Of tim Council had 40 fAm[iarfy
known tIeoonsctl: shcy had mot him In tho
! Council chhiabofa Inesoay evening. and tho
Epeakor satd that ho had soon him ia the mayors
( had happened 1fo Was Mt tint time on mis-
| slpp OF ct,asity-ono congcntAl to lila tortnpe1a-
| ment. The spesxor had secn deccased before
him far four yoara, mud had Alwass rccogntzcd
him as worthy man.
AID. cpL1.EHTnN
said ttat 1t ind become Lis sad duty to announce
tho death Of his colleague, atnl tho burden wac
1nh,ia hoArior oy tho luttmneo relations ~doh iIo
had Bllsthined to deceased, which tnadD It tito
most distressing OCCURRENCE Of hls lilo. b1r.
McClory waa true IA steel to his fnonds. mud
kind and thoughtful In his domestic rotations.
After passing souo further compliments 10 tho
character OF tlocaasoa, tho speaker offered tho
following gcsolutloua
anil our mldst DIR rcspectct. bunored. and beIoyoi
colleague Ietrtck McClery; tliefcfora bc It
l!esa'ret. That, whls we nc<tivo tho bereavement
With ts re would oxrrsss onF Ieep sos
ioH a. me ,ofs "1eh wo 10 common Elta nla 1senus
ena n nH M ea aag' 81. rna IT, e
pcrod lie had ilicd many posiiLons Of tmnort5uco and
trust snd to bis creit Il msy truthfuy 10 sai,i thar
In alt bis sssoc.tons public and pstyAtc hs tore
character ahose rcproac 11o was respected and os-
seetneu " a ~ao Rhew h, anu nnt iosa nf.oGs Spr
irm,tt1v r,r .s. % ~ ~ ~ ~ H.. 4icisr rnn ,r,,,rs r.
Which il naprenea - 'A' '"' -
Ieso{Etd THAT the City Connect hofeby teudor 10 tto
oreare family thclr heartfelt sJmp,ty iu this their
hour Of deep distress aud atii!caot an direct that
thes1 resolutions o! fespeet md eohoeonoo % hfonl~
9.. ~ ~ ~, " Itl 1l tsa - " n,J ~ ~ M
tnmn,,t", fnnw,n1 ~, thn s.ioni1on bcreot o'' wy
J.<sotrtd, That thia Council 10 mark Of respect to
the memory Ut tbs ALDERMAN iAtrck McClofy, o At
tend s funeral, and that con.nlttco Of three from
tach division OF tho city 10 appointed BY tho Chair to
hlako the hs5saasty .;.s. hfsang1,taSh,ts. -,
r.cte, ~ sr.I non ~ oSr nj ~ ths ~ nonai thn
foregoing tesolu5ns md that comics thereof bo fur
sllel to tho pres, for publication and also copy 10
sent 10 tito family Of deceased.
AID. scuarrSEn
In sccoudug tho resolutions said he desired to
pay t1ibute Of respect to tie high regard In
which lie ted tho lato Patrick AtcGiory. This
, 1876-03-11

"Of All Sud Words OF Tongue or Pea,
tho shddest are these, 1T might becu,'" aang
South 6ido merchant after receiving cuEtaiulecture
from bis vito for sending home another ,usch!no
when sao runsed "Domeattc." uoweycr, ho called
ut The domestic" Z" o1lcc tho next dny, and es1anacd
for An exchange, which proved aasb.actory.
, 1876-03-11

Tho HutnmiuEbird Pianos,
tho best medium priced piano In tho Market less than
feet long and wdet seven oetayc, we'll alspted 10
small paElorh, for salo rent very reasonable by Tel.
ton romeroy, No. 231 Slate st1oet
, 1876-03-11

The Ladies' Pronunctnmento1
Willis protesting agninnt all tho old, worthless de-
tFinecs now in tho market, tho ladies' With con-
acnt, have adopted tho 8ozopoxr - tho ono thug
ncedtu TO iusare tho Integrity OF tho toetl and fra
Grant breath.
, 1876-03-11
Lundborg'a Perfumes
sro liks natural fiowera and boulueta


Tho Government OF Spain
hna conferred upon Dr. do Jongh tho Commandn.ship,
with tho Star Of tho oror Of 1sabes Ia Catolica aud
tho caInmsadefxhff Of tho Order Of Charles ill., III
recognition Of h. scientific researches into tho nat1ro
md pEons.t!es Of Cod Liver OIL Dr. do Joughs Light
urown Cod Liver gu "a sold u rapsuled Imperial half
Hartford Co., London. Bon ageuta Tor tho United
Btates, John J. npnry, Cpsfnn l. Co., Ncw YORK.
, 1876-03-11

pho1d pneumonia. Yesterday ho grow wores,
and during tlio afternoon IL wns reported that he
could not onslIye The night. Drrtng tho evening
ho improved someNhat And IN inquiry ~
with tho information that lo was considerably
easier sud better.