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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18
WhoopingCo Cough.

From JOS. M. WEBB, ESQ.,, Of Bellows Falls. Vt.
"Some eight years since had severe run of Whoop-
Ing Cough, which lasted three months, the severity
which caused me TO fear something serious II 1t con-
bottle Of which entirely cured me and placed mo In
mend WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Is
article which will In most give entire sAtsfac
tionn
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18
INFLUENZA.

From SEYMOUR THATCHER, NJ D., of Herm on
New York
" WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY gives
universal satisfaction 1t seems to Cough by
loosening and cleansing the and BY allaying r
tion thus removing the instead Of drying the
Cough and leaving the cause behind l consider the
Balsam the best Cough medicine with which l am
acquainted"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18
HOARSENESS.


HauoHespeF D"Hy o"so"'
"WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Is no
quack nostrum but Genuine med ,One, skfully pre-
pared aud we'll adapted to the GLASS Of diseases for
whca 1t Is recommended. Regular physicians recon-
it in our family and speak from experience of its
value"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18

No suit is complete unless it has a
large handsome pocket on one side Of
the overdress.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18
BRONCHITIS.

From JOHN FLAGG. ESQ.,, Of Bennington. N. II.
" Three years since was very much reduced with .
dreadful cough which resulted 10 Bronchitis. affecting
me so severely to render II difficult to speak 10
audible voice. To this added severe night Aweats
and was fearful Of going iuto decline. After re.
couMe to various remedies, to NO pu,pose made
of WISIAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. few
bottles of which fully restored me TO health"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18

For general debility the good effects
of the vegetine are realized Immediately after
commencing to take it.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18
CONSUMPTION,

From ANDREW ARCHER, ESQ.,. Of Fairfield. Me.
about eight years since my son, Henry A. Archer
now Postmaster Of Fairfield Somerset County. Ne wa:
lungs and general deb ity much that family
physician declared him 20 hsye Seated Consumption
months, but received no benefit fr m It. At length.
from the soici alton OF him self and o rs in
dr. ced to purch o bottle If WI ,TAR'S BALSAH
OF WILD CHERRY, which benefited h IN 80 much
oh aimed another bottle which ia hot ms restored
him to his stats of he.l h. 1thnk l safely
this remedy to others ia nike condition for
IT, think, all II purp ,tt, to be-thS great Lung
RsmedY for the timss The above statement Is v.lun.
taIy, and u at your disposal"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18
SORE THROAT.

From k. r. QUIMBY, A. NJ, Principal of the New
Ipswich IN. H) Appleton Academy.
" For more than fifteen yerrs have used DR. WIS
Colds and Sore Throat. to which common with the
rest OF mankind am subject; and gives pleasure
to tna consider 1t the very beet remedy with which
I am co tainted"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18
The Markets.

Soc advertisement James Bitlers.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18
COLDS.

From SAMUEL A. WALKER, ESQ. the wslLknown
Real Estate Auot0nsef of Boston.
Having psrienosd results of satisfactory ohsrac
ter from the use of WISFAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY In of severe Oods during the past two
years. have foil faith In it, ronovatiug power"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18
Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry

IL y, cpnred by SETH w. FOWLE q SONS,
SO Harrison Avenue, Boston, and sold by all
Dra4Gists. SO cents md y n bottle.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-18

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, 1876-01-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho first exhibition OF tho National Poultry
Association will open at the Exposition Building
Thursday oveniug.
The pump Manufacturers Of tho United stAtes.
representing q busluo1s Of nearly al0, 0,GGo,
meet In convention at tho patn1or House to-day,
18th, for tho purpose Of regulating priroa.
4 call has been issucd for q convention of the,
tust men, ownols and drivers Of trolling horses,
aud mansgors Of tsoitinS- pRrko, to meet at tie
Palmer House Thursday. Jun. 81. 4 largo at-
tendance ia expected
Tho annual reunion Of tho graduates and
pupils Ok Rockford SUMMARY viii sAke place ut
tho Palmer Houao, Wednesday, at 1 p. III.
Dfnner at 6. All i0rmor pnpllu are requested
to hD present without further notice. Hentlc-
men and fronds Can bo invited for the evenng
after o'clock.
Tho frat course OF tho LakoDlo entertain
monts having terminated. the lnanay:ors an-
uounco anothor to follow Of tho sailie character.
FarweIl Hall las noyer bcforo hoid R.,ch au0l-
e,Ices III have patronzea The course Just closed,
and tho quality pf tho coucorta announced, nnd
tho low price OF the colltsa 1tckctH, will doubtless
mako thu second Befiea ~ popular as tile !,st.
Tito .tcudclasoiin Qnintetto, tho 1ttchiuKH-l}er-
nsrd Company, tho philharmonic Club, aud tho
Urao Company, make very attractive List. The
anle Of tickoLs besius Friday.
, 1876-01-19

OH tho rsg. and tie result wau wordy mclce bo-
tween tho two parties. Iila was nude still
woyne when Maggie nr1iyol. Bho vowed that
tho luite anl buggy was lera Rtono. and that
ali Harris hnt AAainBt her wns dobt contracted
bs man cnllo1 Joe Danthn. Harris tauutnI
iho bill Of talp signed hy Danto1,. hut thnt was
*ll The Eoch II did him. for tho partr wcro
obliged tn ieAys without ATTAINING tho properly.
THE ltGxtE nnHltERs.
Tho notorious burglar. loo Dofntstl. MAS held
In t15,p00 bail to tho Criminal CURT bv .tustIto
Huulner1etd yealeilay. I!ot1, afr. antl 31rs
llosie identified tho fnliow as The nlan wlio hed
tho revolver At ttor lleAss wnlo Tho rest IT lhu
gang ranhnenod tho tiouso and carried away
31DN00 worth uf gootia fran thcir llylr parM
rosltlonco. Uficor ChrisIopher iced, Of the
1Iydo Park force. tlon teatillcl That ho saw lilo
mon emerge from Tho hume, and wns orlnsel
by him To retreat. Hc reiuyctl, aud noiand firol
two shotH at hin, le returned asle fire. but with
i,o effect, On this Charge OF assault with i:itcnt
to kill. Doiali1 was heil IN additional $l,bU1
hail.
H. II. Ernst, al ttncrant JoweIer located ns
No. t7D afndaon sttert, WuH ieih in q. 2.ti,n bail
II The Criminal Court. Tns evidence ahowol
that l.o had purchased Mr.. lIoaioa gold watch
aud chain from Juo Duncan. one Of tho members
nf tho gasig now awaiting trial III tho County
jail. Tho evidence nsanst ni tha parties IN
overwhelming, rnd rendered HiIl uore lndla-
pntable by tho "sluealug OF Il lnanbur of tho
HaDg, WHO hnlca 10 thereby escaro fitting rttu-
isamcnt. It fs now thought thEt MI tho Eoous
will 10 recovered within isw tlays.
, 1876-01-19
ELECTION FRAUDS.

Tic caeo Ut tho Siatc Va. fionEv 6oxton and
Theodore Asmug, charged with neglect Of duty
II. tho Second PRECINCT Of tho THentct!l Ward,
Was resumed beforc Judge MeAliiBtor yesterday.
Tho statos Attorney and Col. Van Ar1isn proso-
cutctl wlsn tho dcfenso was represented BY
aloBsss. Toche Trndo, md O'l3tien.
Oscar Cpbb for the State testified that hc was
present ut tho polls in tho Second Precinct OF
tho Tweutiosh Wur4l' On tho day Of olec.on GU
gaeod in keeping tho tal1y-shcot. Alr. Atawater
went TO tho rear OF tho poIln. IIo Haw many
rotcH received that Ind heen challenged. Ho Baw
J. S. 1tu,nscy at the polls whom liu Ut uhe time
regard to tho appointment Of inside chAllent.-
erH.
N. 4. Diesru testified that lo saw yoto
passed through the vossns holo by n man who
thcro Was no such uumbor on the stroet.
I1oznan Schaitz confirmed tho testimony OF
previous Wllnosseb md tho Stato ro.tetl.
lteuly CataglIan. ou part OF tho dcfcnEe. tea
titled that TO wad born it, tile Twent!ctb Ward,
and know defendants. l1o attended tho polls
Oh election day, when ho WAS n challenger for tho
Opros!tlon ta1ty. lie saw Alr. Atwater cLal-
1ciige satno parties. No man whH allowed to vote
as resident as No. gd Wells Btrcet. The ba-
lots ware takcn ul,-st,its to bo counted, because
it was cold. aud tho saloon-kocpor waa fearful
that tito crowd should burst open the windoWH
mud doors Of the room. Witness aud Atwaler
agreed to stay out. .
Mr. Atwntcr Quitting behind Col. Tan Arynnn)
-" THAT Is fa!Gs." llu was reprimanded by the
Court for his interruption.
Auatin Sexton wAa caIlod, md corroborated
tho testimony given for The dofonse.
Jau,oH J. Holcl1. ono Of the eiurta OF election
at Ile Second pro:iuct OF the Tneltiolh Ward.
saw 11r. iiowIatitl thcro OF the Republican,
cl.alonsera. Mr. AtwAter was admitted 70 cAal-
louso after 1Io*laud loft. No person. to the
knowledge Of witness, camc to tho polls and
voted without boiug known 30 tho Judges or Ill
Ing lis affidavit II challenged. He didn't think
that sinRlo vute w*B po.iod tint was not legal
Aftor tho polls weIe cugcd nnd previous 10 tho
counting Of tho ballolE, Mr. Atwnter
was ojectod from tho room Iy
policeman. Atwater wss admitted into
tim polling. room by slr. Green at tue request Of
Po!ice Sergeant. Andrew nahaur. tho officer i'll
charge Of tic polls III the socoud Prectnc. Of
tia Twentieth Ward. 4 gentleman named
Ilowland acted Al Republican challenger on that
day. 1Io saw Alr. Atwhsor in the room wlzcro
tho baliuta wero to he counted uttor tho pulls
wegc cloHod and put him out at tho request Ut
Dir. Groen, oae Ut tho judges
Jnlian s. 1snmaoy, George ". Bittenger, and
Philip Van Patton woro called In rebuttal, attor
which tho cano waB partially argued by Mr..
Heed. 1t vii! bs glvou to tho Jury to-day.
, 1876-01-19
ALL At SEA.
THE l9l1'H'F.ItnttHE.

Tho herribto Coatk-llouso mud'lfe sccma
moro mixed ur nav than over. hlouday tho
County Board hftcr secret coufhb with 1Ion'l-
trcc. tito sixteenth Commissioners, nnl Areh!-
tcct EHan, ut which Tl'iay wns not allowed to 10
pttsent. atloptc1 EgHn'n compromise plaii.
The Council nt tho session hold wEok ago
Monday. ndoptcd Ti1loy'a compromise plan.
Egan and Tillcy nro not vory wian apart in tlscir
plans, but theae actions Of tho two legislative
!,od.e. glyos tllcu 10 chance to compromise and
l.armonIze. l;Ksu atan'ss on hts dignity, which
.ts very good thing 10 athnl on when tho County
Board Is at lin back, aud rcfnssa 10 do anything
nxccEt by its orders, Tor Which no ono will
blaue him.
lesto,.lay afternoon
4 roSrEnEycE
botween tho Board OF inulIc Works. sEasor t'ol-
VIII, anh tin ntrititcciR waH 10 hayO boon 1IeI.
Ti]ioy WAS tlote, n!nl 50 wclo lin paus. Esan
waH uon cut. Sir. Iioy WAS tle,cHate.l to invite
him TO tho conference. but thls Mr. EKan did
tot acknowledges, tlrtnkisiig courtesy should have
ihcncnt. Mayor Gown autl l,s ovorcont, tho
t!.ren gontle'non composing tho Eoarl OF
ruLl;o Works, ALL. Qu.rl and l'ailey,
and about ba!cr.B tlozcn OF reporters wcra
i'olyu STATED to ono of yns TGtnuNx reporters
that ho hal msrcprosented him Tho tlny before,
by stn,iuH ho uut iu hs u.tico neatly afl day,
which tho Mayor eaia Wna quito untrue. hut t!,o
repartor Stated that he had failed to find him,
though ho had boon IN ls otlite pori,aps twenty
four odd ttMoa during tho uay. Colv!A smiled.
THE Ht'ANt
and Aldermen tnlkcd ntous t.nn and Mr.. Egan.
aud tlaaIly instruc,cl Mr. Talsy TO 80 on and
prepare ltB specifications for hia grouud-plan,
which will vary but 1lttlo flom alr. Egan's.
Some Of tho Aldermen think shat tho Count:
Hoard should come down from ltB high position
atd instruct itg architect to work with Dir. Til
Icy, tho Council to Instruct 1t1loy 10 do tho Bao,
K,lco both RsChkattA eSNfcsH themselves nOv
, 1876-01-19
CRIMINAL.

john Dnweli aud john Ryan found their way
to tho Armory Inst evening for stealing ynlua-
bio harness from Kearaey's 1isery-stablc, On
Stato street.
Two nowsboys named Noble Wright and Frcd
11c,fanus ucro arresto1 By the detectives yesler-
day. whilo endcAsorlng to dispose Of anme dom
lists tools which thoy had In the!r possession.
A young thipi named john Coughlin WAS
locked mp At tho Madison Street Station last
ovonlng ior GarsotIng d citizen GU HasIed st.oct
bridge aud robbing lin Of gold watch and
chain.
Juhtico Footo yesterday held Henry I4eaty in
bonds Of s3G0 10 the Criminal Court, for atuai-
ing two croc1a Ut butter from Gray 4 Williams,
South Water ntrcos merchants. In default OF
bail lle III now In jail
Albert Zimmerman waB captured Monday
night Mhtlo driving two lorseh into toHt,. Tho
property WA tdentlhea yesterday by William
Stoke, far,ner at Leyarn Centre. and Albert
"as hold to tho C,i.nI1at Court In $500 ball,
Jn.nes h1c!t,thur and John Mitchell. twn young
sl'inses wpso yesterday held ln $500 baiI for
stealing two Government haua Of mail from The
IuIhuNE tleliyery-WnEon yDate11av mn, ming. THO
property was recovered under sidewalk houtll
VI tho Ece"iny J0urna! oilce.
Chaslos Young, Thompa Mckay, T1omas
nelly. and JoM CnuEhnn, all young sneak
tllnycB, woro arrested OIL general principles liant
night BY Detectives Flynn and Lallaing, WHO
ate now at work trying 10 secure evidence
asalust tlcm for various potit lareenlos.
a aclelmpg boartlng-houso beat. named
Cher!eI Dunbar. waa capture. hui locked up At
tue Aalaou Street stat1o,, isss nsght.. uta game
was .slu % stray pack, dsposised IN tho Plaeo Of
aud aftsr making successful hsu III ono place
hu found new boarding house, and played tlle
same trick over again.
, 1876-01-19

WIN c1stMISAL PHOrKEblSuA WERE HEnuS.
Theso IL probably no reason, il the statements
made yesterday nse t1ue why the secrecy con-
cerung tho mysterious indictment found day
before yesterday by tlIe (irand Jury eloul1 be
longer otsorvoA. If it Ind bcen found against
person suspected OF MI inclination to oyude
slo iuw aud to fit tho moment ho heard that
proceedings lad been begun against Linz, it
would To different. 13ut In Tits cnYu nothing OF
tho sort IN 10 ba feared. ii tho person
alleGsa to DO indicted should po tho ono
mentioned bclns, tor il such 10 tho case ho Will
lnIucatfouaby pppuas hcfore tho bar Ut Tho
Court 80 sooA ~ is reaches towt, anu donand
1n iMsnctlAto trlal upon ntl tho tlHlIcknlents
found aEslnht hin. "lItt, hc aud nluby others
be!ieso 10 10 simply trilrnas uf persecution.
Hollle htlsrrtso was crentcA a couple Of weeks
aEo W tile rctufa!uE ot indictments against ].
!. Seasn,nou and J. Il. Iced ior f.aiirs Eerro-
ttatea wlGto ous wan lrca,,ieut and tho oti.ar
Cashier Of tho Mechanics SRt!oual 1}auk. Mr,
araininon uaa then in Washington, wlsoso llo han
since scmaluoa, and has not, consequently, yet
Appcattd to auAWeT ~ tnom. 1t WAS not then
AnuWn
Tnu THE PARTIES WE'RE
WHO WoFo pushing these Cr!lnlnal proceedings.
i WA supposed, Ut Quo ,iue. tlsaL II way Air.
Harvey l.igLtntE. Of Peoria, vino was elected
president or ttie Meehnn,ca' National alter s!r
Scaluulon's Withdraw al in Jalltlary nf 1871, aud
who Wns large d'ackLuitss in thu ttofuuct
hatlk. IIsla assumption Mts bAAeu Oh tic fact
that Alr. L'ghtncr had begun in ,sep,onlbur
of last year civil suit. rattinH forth sub
stsnt!ai1y so allegations maas Ii. t!!c 1nsiles-
hunts. 1t was also DeIeycl by puu,e tl,a, tho
s1ntisator Of tho proceedings wAs tho t'nitud
hsntes 5lortgago Company, "hlcl. had suffered
severely by ltA loaus 10 Mr. bca!nu,1n, .nFi MA
haellnG to lia!io Itself even by ths fActhod
10th llete suE,.M st.o,H, however, turned ont
to be ,.,'souutio, and tito asaalliuk party tu>nel
nhl to 1rsiio ,lefti,pr in l'cofla nor III
New furk, but iu n1s.on, A Washington telc-
gsatn yentsltlay htatca tia. Mr. hcAuuaou saitl
lhat these proceedings WoIo lnrlleti by
I'LL. HENRY H. ityEt,
Ol Aletota. AUD MeE0 prompted by I'll. will toward
ar. Il. j. lc0l Nr. ScAluIbnB sun- Law, aud
lonE the Cashier u tho 1cel.nl!cs' National
alr- Hyde, however, Is not tho principal, Lut
himpiy tho attorney. Ila IL y ms1ubtt Of tue
t,rm of billiard, liydu 4 uics.nbou, ID Feubor.
Ion square, Huston. llis cNent ~
lIuhTnX IASE,
Mr. Heed NnB originally ,.!cie tuhordinato In
The heuk hut, III 1878, Hn ru1chs,c4l ,la ellarcs
which 4ad been bold bv Dir. Ucl,ja.,.:n y, I'tgu,
who had been for to;nc limo HIee. l1osiIrut Of
tho tauk, aud one of It's prominent oltico1u
The money for mich these cha1es Meru pur-
c1ased was hosEowed from tho I,ostop bank In
question. the Bhases being put up ~ colla:eraIs
At 4 later pe.iM sfr. Recu bought from celtaln
DoAtouiaps several hundred shares which they
, 1876-01-19
SUBURBAN..


Tho l'oard Of Trustoes AoId its resular meet
ing alonday night. Messrs, hulzcr, Weck!er,
schicswuhl, and Bchacfer being present. aud J.
G. Wilson acting as Town Clerk pro ten,. A Pc
tision for i-inch water-pipo Oh tho alley be-
tween wellington and larry avenues from tl,e
Dummy road to point 1UU foot east OF Pine
Grove avenue, WAS rsforrod to tho Euglunor.
Ordinances for lApo wore adopted as follons A
4-iuch pipo Oil dcosGo avenue from tho Dummy
road TAT feet east, with Aydrant 10 the line OF
lino Grove avenue; 4-thch Pipe on Wolfram
httoet from I1hlRtcl to Sheffield ayolluc, with o
hydsans Ut Taus street.
"A resolution Wsy adopted for payment 10
MessrH. Houlat!n i Jaales, inlot -pips cunttaes-
orr. of 10 per cent Of tlleir contTact r1,co, or
sbout 1900. 1t uas stated By Mr., james tLat
10 would hnYo h!s pipu sunk to poai-
ton by Tho uua Ut ths week.,
weather permitting. soe1ga'a bill for 1851 l,i2,
l'ToNoon's Ior 1900, and llartmann's tor $tH5,
for rnasnn. carpenter: and tin.work on tho en-
gtue-isouss we're ordered paid. Other bills to
tho amount OF <31557 wsEo audited mud charged
to tho watcr tuud. Other b!lla to tho Annnnt
OF f331.u4 Woro charged to tho town aud road
tulIttH.
4 resolution nan adopted fnstructipg tho
Supervisor 10 have dtAa't np delinquent tas-
thon sdjoutuod 10 Monday, Fob. 7.
Mr. ". ]. Harphs, Of the middle olafH at the
Hcmt1aty, Preached at tic Fullerton Ayenuo
Chnrch Sunday night. Giying discourso u.ohs
c1ctiitablo to himsolf and to that institution
Although tho clusses are Email t!lfa year, tbs
QUO lin,e in Its pteYlous history. There aro
half-dozca nanlen on it, rolls which will surely
fE1rc tn tho futuIo OF tho Presbyterian Church.
IL Indications mean anything.
, 1876-01-19

had owned. borrowing from tito Mechanics Ma
tionnt the money With which ho paid for them,
that, n. tho Limo tho concern went tnto vo!un
rrir'n-isco holder Of i,2l5 slaros. portion, Ut
them bought from, Mr.. 1agp, q portion from
Hostda PARTIES, and Bnno from h'nall Chicago
holders: flwihg 1t II botlovea, to lna failure to
pay hat; tho lnoioy borrowed from ths lt,ason
bank, il
DEcAME TIE lta1DIn
Of certain ntitnhgr Of eHarc". tho ya1no OF
Which 1t IL alleged llas bucn t!eprcciatci CT
rathoe roudoTod worthless, ly tho alleged crlui-
nal nsn1al,aEoH,ont II tho frcs!lynt Ald CASH
tcr. Mf. Scahln.un arl afr. Head II IL nn t[aia
alleged staso OF nfTn1a that shenc criminal rrn-
ceodsngs aro based. Tim indictment for rn1hez.
z!on'cut tosotl'cr atll tho provisions Or the law
siously glyeu. That for p:rJUrs~-tf uae was
fouuI-is bases. On tho following rcetlous OF
TIE SArI,SAL NA&K ACT:
SfG i1i. Livery ntat. .o:l ttla Ill skn II Tho Comp.
trailer ot th UHrrrn > nut 1ss tnau live rIsrsa dur.
Ing tHr, YER nsras.ling 10 tr form Wit, may Eo
r na Ey @ ser " II ne sue e'I eF ar
n'lrsted ~ tho ettsn,turea Of Mt least fhrns Of te H.
EotoFt. E4ch rn rslort shall exhibit III drt. Mud
1t Tho assueiailon at lie ciosc Ut hlss.css
."y last ay ~ a I'm srrs;',ss;s
within sc ,layt afer th' receipt If request ni re,i-
tt.n4 therefor from ht11, anti. IN ife sumo for IN
,hth !! H. made e. Tue cy%ttrn'leT, .h. le rtlisc
rotation II cs'ahll.latd Of, u inere Is no news.
larcF N thn place, tacn III thc one rubttheli
nearest thereto III the sane county, II thu eA,tnsp of
tho Aasoeii.: a.,t such rroat u lalisat!on shall
10 furnished ~ may b. required y The Comptroller.
lie Cofnlhsuier nllal Also Iaso power to tal' fur
hittiaa reorla from any particular association Nsc-
IN lii Judgment te ue.cER.ry in arler
to fun aud coilp:ea sno 7ic.'Bd Ut It's condition.
REc h,J!.. Every restn who, l'asing tiktn an oath
btlors cuMlntclIt tribunal, ,alcrr, Or person. in
any c,Ae IN whlrh law Of tr CnIIci stAtts .uhns-
tEes MI oath to hu htt,stcrel. HAT hc will testify,
declare, depcss ecstify truly. or that wris'tn
ttlluny, declaration, iI:iNfiil,l Or c,rlthcatc hy
hs,n Rslct!he! I. trur, wirny ami contrary to arr
cAh E,aes tnhscr,hrs any f1terial matter wLte
ha docs mi believe tn be t1un is g'tslly IT perjury.
I'd snail ne rant,hld b. tln" ii not Inetc than
4.0D1 all, by Imprisonment at har.! labor ~.
thai nsc srax: and rila!I moreover. llere1t.e tp In
capable nf airinR tttony III MY ro,rs uf tho tnttul
States Until Bncn tina 81 lne Judgment aKass hm "
rlyttgej.
lin originals Of tho 20 Indictments we're pre-
pared by Mr.. lirlie In Ioatou ant wcro sent Oil
h Solicitor WiIBra, aud by hsm transmitted to
Dist.ict-Attorney bangs. together sith tlle docn-
n,entary oyEdencs in Tho caso. Whether Mir.
ftYdc will come OF III l,erson to Ioux afteT tho
ntoEosts OF lin clients Hl,eu day IL snt for trial
is MT uow1l l.lt It Is moro t1iats lknlY lhat Ae
will mako Ills nI>;3ea.auca hctu Apout that tune.
, 1876-01-19
nonongh Holomon. of Macourin; rickro!l, o,


EEe9sIH3
WAS cllstacterizcd by nothing btt wind and eas,
s:afccly clio itlcn wah oyoivcd from within ths
1lav+seeltd cra,iia Of thesn nawly-Iiacoyercrt
phi'osuIlIora. r. u. T1,nrs,er, Of Now YurR, rcad
papor on tho rai1fond question. Which contanc,l
hoso anil khcgb NIL atom at ecnao, hut which whs
n'n,uly tho rnhns!, nj tt1e,rios lung ago iyatel
The Committee IN Watcr-Ron!sl reported III
ncUsil,la uui practical maano:, bllowing sas
heneiiccnt effects OF wnter-conrrttion. ilIt1ntrat
from Capt. Fn,ls WAS tend. detailing tho proaser,
Of tho work IN tho jottes Mt tbs noltl
Of tho mississippi. antl written III
hupefuI s.rain. 4 vote Of thankt
wax rendered 10 Capt. Eads. These wcro Tia
only itorls OF general irtorost or value. An in-
formal meeting ol Illinois independent cd!ors
was held thfs osonin2 aB kind Ut Bido show u
tho cifctiH, nn,l nnnes wero Tailed over in con.
nacton with Stnto olllccrs III Tic coming cam.
pnigtl. Nilsin F. FlrEK seemed To bs thu favor
ITO for Governor. and j. II. Pickcrcll for Trraa.
raEer,
, 1876-01-19

SAN FRANCISCO EoaRD OF TRADE.
SAN FAariaco. Ian. 1S.-At meeting Of III,
Chamber OF Commerce to-day, tic question II
Endorsement Ut tho Hawaiian reciprocity trenty
catnc up. Astor debate. M 1t Tuesday was i.so1
for 0 consileration Of lilo 1,lattcr.
, 1876-01-19
MARRIAGES

OEoniscd Ox-n1nrrow for tho Hair,
by luck 4 ltayntr, makers Of tho "ntats Cologne
, 1876-01-19

Wis Is locked yoBterny AFTERNOON, hut found lin
t,,noty, rucn. aud unc1,nnluni;atiyp raaIy TO
r,nl,o M abatement, but ready 10 charEo tho
rrcss with misrop: :ose1ttatiun nn,s n,alltc. i[e
will DO tal:uu ~ Juliet in fpbruutJ.
, 1876-01-19

The Demand for Good Ecata
Al tho opera e,ryed4 tho supply. Tbs demand for tho
" "Domest!o :" Is also large, hut, OWING to Manager
Eldrilges prudent fortthough. We ara ablo TO keep
n1cn Will, It.
, 1876-01-19

MARR1AGES.
I1ENny-uROrT-1an Is, James Henry and Mar
1ane Crnft.
1iuYCK-EDWAnDs-In tllIs city, ycstcrf1n1, At tn,
Fsacl'ce Of tlr hrdoB aFens by tha 1lev. Charles T.
hathews, Sfr. Oscar D. liuyck mud a1lsa Jnssa T.. ri.
Yards.