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From Bethany College.

BETHANY, w. Va, May 20, 1876.
Editors OF the Register:
"ae Of the Bethany College boys
ms4e y narrower escape from being
taa.y hurt. Saturday, than be would
.'e 70 risk making again. Several of
'-e boys were Oft huating. and when
'ael found II squirrel and lost sight of
IN among the branches of large tree,
a. ot them sred his gun 10 scare the
Slrrel, snC the gun burst TO pieces.
lie barrel be fred broke about three or
yI' inches from the breech, and the
s1alier piece has never been found. 1t
f5ke again about the same distance from
Sc muzzle, and the other barrel was
fvSen in two, and the piece between
= two barrels broken. Both barrels
'-re torn Of at the breech and thrown
'-yersl rods away. When he shot he
ed the gun almost perpendicular, and
9TH his hands behind the locks, and
Hs'eby saved himself from being hurt
'iceptlng small burn on one of his in-
Se's II was a narrow escape, and Harry
,Al; be doesn't want to try it again. The
S7'hany town nine played against nine
'Asl,ilng Of five men from the drst and
'C-' irom the second mines Of the College
cub Il was well contested game, and
'le score stood fourteen 10 ten in favor oi
lie college boys
There hss been q Wheeling artist here
.Y' the last two or three days, taking
s'e'eoscopic views OF the surrounding
scenery. Several Of the base ball mines
:. .aa 'So or three of the fraternities, hae
'nelf pictures taken.
Three weeks only to commencement
anI there are good many boys here wht
VIII not feel at all sorry when il arrives
TEDDY.
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Neoro Murderer d ung.

NASHVILLE, May 26.-Burrel SpinI,
alias Beggsrly, colored, was executed. Mt
Lebanon at one o'clock to-day. He mur-
dered Robert Hamilton, n peaceabl'
white man in Wilson county year ago
The execution was witnessed by 5000
people. The accidental discharge of the
guards gun caused an exciting stampede.
The prisoner died Of strangulation In
twenty minutes. 1t Was the first public
execution had in that county FOR forty
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HaIIuFe

BosroS, May 3s.-A special from
Windsor Locks. Connecticut, says that
Nidleco,t & Co. manu- acturers Of under-
wear. have failed liabilities $4,000. The
assets. il is hoped, will pay the Indebted-
ness dollar for dollar. Tue stock u the
company i. principally held in Hartford
and Boston, though W. G. Msdiieoti, OF
Long Mcsdov, is large shareholder.
Medlico,t disappeared 3 week ago, aud
his family have received informsi'on
tha, be has gone 70 Europe. He had
drawn $4,000 upon his own persona &c
count and $50. 3.06O on The selling agent
of the company in New York.
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Rases % -. LeatA

sr LOUIS, Nay 2ss-The Committee
on transportation Of the National Dom
ocrs,,c Con nvention have received notice
from over one hundred railroads th.i
,hey will carry all delegates and Others
designing TO attend the convention al
half rates. A large number Of roads
will commute rates 10 halt fare for dele
gs,e,. and CentennAl rates 10 AL othen;
Sesidss a number Of roads will charge
one and one and . hsf fare for the
round tr1p, and others vary iso And
three cents
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The Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-The weather
continues delightful. and the number Of
visitors at the EIpo,ition grounds in
creases from day TO day. 1t ia estimated
that fully 400 o people will be on the
grounds to-day. During the first lS days
Of the Exhibition, according to Official
figures, 49s, ,s3s people visited the grounds,
= considerable more than three times
the number that visited the Vienna
Exposition during the same period.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associsted Press Report. by Western
Union Line, ofhce NorthWest COZ.
OF Main and l2th Sts. EE -
DOMESTIC NEWS.
MASON COUNTY CONVENTION,
and Harmonious Pro-
ceedings senator Eastman still
Looking Up-HerefOrd. Kenna and
walker Watching the Course.

walker Watching the Course.
Special to for the Register.
POINT PLEASANT, May 26.-To-day
Mason County held its convention TO
appoint delegates to the State Demo
cratic Congressional Convention. There
has been a persistent effort from the
first to make Walker county of Mason.
1t became evident early in the day that
there would be a bitter fight on instruct
ing delegates for him. After the dele
gates to the Congressional Convention
were selected, 1t was apparent that the
Walker element was not strong enough
to instruct unless they could get some
further aid. It was soon known and un-
derstood that Hon. p. q. Eastman would
be warmly endorsed by the convention
for Governor. This fact was seized upon
by the friends of Walker. A resolution
endorsing jointly Mr.. Eastman and MIR.
Walker was reportsd by the Committee
as we'll as one deemlng it ine1pedient to
instruct for any one. This latter reso-
luton, for the sake Of harmony AMI for
the sake of preserving good feeling, was
adopted. At the same time the delegates
to the State Convention expressed them
selves warmly and loudly in favor OF the
nomination of Mr.. Eastman for Governor
In the convention he viii receive the
solid vote of Mason county. Thus it will
be seen that our county was willing to
concede much in order to preserve har-
mony and good feeling, without which
success could not be attained. Messrs.
Hereford, Kenna and Walker all have
friends in the county and will get votes
in the Con gressional convention.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Sru YoEK, May -. --AosEr-
clo4sd easy ., zi62per csnt Prime msr.
can't ls payer HsS pr cent Customs re-
ceipt. s2ss GO. The Assistant Treasurer
d.bars1d $1,000 Clsarings $1,000
COO. sseriing srm n 4ss4ls4sO}.
l,oLD-Adyaneed 70 GIl2t. but
ciosst Il li2t RATES paid Tor carrying
and borrowing we're ] per cent. IIossa
were also made esi.
GoyKRxMKsTs-firm
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south -oIinn I.y nchisg Case.

CHARLEsroS, May % Further par,
ticulars OF the lynching Of the Harmon
murderers show it took place in Edge.
field county, near the Abbeyville line
The crime is one OF extraordinary bru.
tality, and was participated ir by six ne
gro men. Six men were shot by the ci.i.
zens, white and colored. in broad day.
light At the concIu.Ionloi the coroner''
inques, the women remained in the Gus
toby o. the sheriff.
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Omaha Itesos.

OMAHA, May 26.-The river has risen
thirteen feet sbove low water mark, ana
is rising rapidly.
Iron the most competent authority,
the repor, thai smallpox exists along the
line OF the Union Pacific railrost en-
phs,ical!y denied. No cases are known-
but two among the employees Of the roll
rng mills a, Laramie City, Wy.
Three wooden buildings, corner lsth
street and Capital avenue, were Destroyed
br Ere this morning No irsurxnce.
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C0tfOo Claf1s-

wnHIyGros, Nay 2s.-Secretary
Bristow s.ys list OF all the cotIon
CLANS presented 70 and paid by The
Treasury department from January 1855
70 tts present time, win bsPsffsctsd and
transmitted 70 the House Q. the earliest
day practicable The Secretary allodes
in hn letter 70 large amount Of work 10
be performed
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Ypou HeKie0.

NE~ ORLEANS, May 2G "A Galves-
ton Se.cs special from BrowpsyilIe, Texas
Of the 18th inst, says: Escsbedo si'll
remains At Mstamorss- He has received
reports Of An engagement near Monterey
between the govern msnt forces uncer
Fuero .nd the Revolutiooists under Mar
AMI, aud Treoino. in which the latter
were defeated. No confirmation and 90
particular. TIE revolution must oe 8;
Iox ebb Two Mexican var vessels, with
provisions AID reinforceDeno, hsve sr-
rived of Brazo-, from Tsnpico. Aliqus
along the border.
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Attacked by Indians.

CHICAGO, May ga special from
Lincoln, Neb., says private advices re-
coived there announce that tue company
which passed through Lincoln a month
ago, known as Colonel Stars squad,
were attacked by Indians near
Custar, a few days since and III
out of 90 killed. They were sons oi
wealthy Cincinnstians aud went on the
trip more for frolic and sight seeing than
anything else. The rest OF the party are
expected here in n few days. The re-
port appears to be we'll founded.
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Fatal Accident.

CINCINNATI, May 2G.--James John.
son. Mayor Of Middetown, y, while
riding home on a train on the Hamilton
& Dayton Railroad, last evening, tell
Ileep and was carried beyond the sta
tion Upon awakening and discovering
the fact, he jumped from the train, and
was thrown under q car and INSTANTLY y
killed
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Rase HALL Record.

CoLUxBU.. May 2s.-Buckeyes I; Ac-
,ives, OF Reading, z.
NZw HAvKs, May 2s.-Chicago- lei
N-- Haven z.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-Louisvills.
0-total l6; Athletics o ]
UOIl 0-total 5.
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.v .f the Csms~viasd Ressies.

CHlcAoo, May z6.-The following u
given pgbi,city in order 70 eorrea Bl'-
sporebensions sh.ch may have A'Asen
from al incorrect s,atstnent already
publist ed in the Est:
aThe Society of the Army OF the Cum
..,l.,d viii have ia tenih annual re-
union Al Phiadslphis, July Hh, ls's'
instead Of June sGb, - pabsished IN some
Of the papers
(Slghed-l H. ohaHD
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xee,inx Of County Executive
Commlttee.

.,,urMEMBERSO OF THEOHIOCUUNTI
nsmocratic Executive Committee are
,,tasd 10 attend meeting OF the Com
,aI,ree, at the Office of the Demoerallc
h'., rxscutive Committee, No. l7S Mar
7'" s,r.s, on Tuesday. May SOth. at
,,,cspM. Business of importance Will
0 W. ,an,ad and a full Il tendance Is de-
hr p'e'' J. NJ. TODD,
sired. Nam FIX. Com.
my.6
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CHICAGO, May 26.-flour-Quist aad
unchanged. Wheat - Generally ua-
chan ged, but some sales rather higher;
No. 2 spring Chicago 81 01S sPet;
81 OFT for seller July; No. 8 S9e; ~.
jected ss(9ssAc. Corn-Steady; No. :
47lc spot; 47a47Ac seller Nay; S6c
seller June; 46}c seller July; rejected
42}c. Osts--ln good demand. but -
lower rates; No. 29ic spot; 2sto seller
June and July. Rye-Steady q 70c.
Bsrley--Quiet al 9497Oc spot; 6stc ssl-
ler June Pork-Dull and unsssslsd q
$ls 80 spot; so llCs20 III seller July;
$40 5000 S5 seller August. Lard
Dull at Ilic spot; Sill seller yuiy;
$l20l2 O2i seller August. Bulk 4sses
Quiet at 6it9lOt9 !0tc, oil hoxsd.
w hisky-Quiet and arm st 81 %,
On Call Board -Wheat-Lowsr q
81 OH seller June; 81 on seliss July.
Corn-Lower st 46ic cash; +6c ssllss
May; 4itc seller June; 46c seller July.
Oats-Easier; 29tc seller luna Pork-
Weak and lower At $l9 W aallsr JULY
95c seller August. Lard-W eak and
lower at $ll IS seller July.
PHILADELPHIA, May ::28.-Petroleua
Refined l4ic; crude iOic. Flour-Quist;
extra 81 371; Wisconsin snd Atnpssots
family S. 6O(G6 so; PenpsylvaniA In
diana and Ohio So 0O(97 90; high grades
81 256s 81. Wheat-Slow; amber
81 47i; spring 81 S0@l 80; white u 20
tal 90. Rye--At SIC. Corn--Firm; ya-
low &C; mixed 60a6lc; sail 60S(g8lc;
damaged 5O(d55c. Oats White 40(64Ic;
mixed 85(93sc. WhBky-Held at 81 u
Tor western. Butter-Quiet; New York
and Bradford county extras 26(e21cj
dr.t 24ts25c; western eItras 22(A2Sc;
Brsts 2o(ds22r; rolls western extra 100
PC; firsts lStas20c. Cheese--Nsv York
lOta,I3c; western fne llG9ll}c. Egg
Unsettled; western fresh lS@lSic.
CINCINNATI, May &.-Cotton- Dull
aSd steady at lltc. flour-Dull. Wheat
Quiet; at 81 06@l 25 Corn-Un-
settled at 5Ots63c. Osts-Duli 81 SS9
4Oc. Rye-Steady and drm - 72@7+e.
Pork-DulI and nominal at go 10
20 30. Lard Demand active; steam ii }c;
kettle .l2iC9l3c. Bacon-Activs and
unchanged. Bulk Meats--Firm; shoulders
&c; clear rib 9ic; clear l0jc Whisky-
Firm at sIO7. Buiter-Stssdy; Western
Reserve lsC920c.
Hog.-Quiet; common 10 good light
So 75tg6 10; iair 70 good heavy q
Sc 1905 70.
TOLEDO, May 26--Flour - Dull.
Wheat-Dul and and lower; No. z white
Wabash VI 39i; No. white Michigan
. -; No . 70 arrive 81 "a; red Ssc.
Corn STEADY; high mixed, spot, SELLER
May 5Gic; seller June 62i, low miIsd
63c; seller June 6O!c; no grade bOAc.
Osts-Dull; No. 2 Sac; white +0c; H.
cbigsn Doc.
NE~ YoHK, May 26.-Dry Good
Cotton goods sold in fair amounts end -
irregular prices. Fancy and sAirt!ng
prints rather more active. Ginghsms 10
steady demand and hrm. Drtss goods
quiet. Heavy woolens less scdvs. The
BntLetn says thst 5000 pieoa Of over
costings will be peremptorily sold n sue
ton on Tuesday neIt.
PIr1sBuk0H, May 28.-Pstroleum-
Dull; crude 81 ~ n Psrksrs; reassd
l4tSi4tc for Ph,lsdrlphn dslivssy
Pig Iron-Quirt and uncbsnged; No. ]
foundry t2I ooG25 90; gray forge w q.
CLEVELAND, Nay U--Ptroisam-A
STEADY and frm; standard white ll0e tsst
lie; prime white lI0@ test l2c. for css
l0s
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BttBtaPds.

PHILADxLPHiA, Nay 26.-At Billiards
tonight Sertos beat Joe Dion 200 N
IA. SeI,on has Issued . challenge "
plav sny one 10 the world for 5000
side the game 70 take place in England.
Amer,cs, Be'gium or anywhere except
IN France
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OeszG

yIEssA, May zs.--Fisld hanhs
Bsroo Won John, Chief Of GenersPs
STAT, Of the Austrian army, s dead-
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Reported expressly tor the Register.
Towards the early part Of the vesk The
market. under the e6scts 0t rails ssl
favorable weather, tOge,hsr vith lAsHD
offerings, vas slightly dsprssed, tSs
yesterday and to-day more Animation
sn evincsd, Though The tses d ths
market may he considered sasiss tSas n
vas ten days sgo.
Report. from the country srs still u
An untsvorxble tenor. In sofps localities
Il }, estimated that p2 over ~ - % psr
esot OF crop can BE- raised, The pisnn
having t~-s almost destroyed By bugs,
While in the more favorable dislficts
where these insects hsvs sos bssa -
troublesoms h v claimed that tkS pisstA
sre very small, and ths crop viIl oosss-
q3ehily BE- lste.
The advance which has taken pions y
altogether Speculative. and hes bsso
broaght sbsat principally By coastry
opsrstiona
Cigar lssi !. beconiag moro plsetifsi
and orders can be more promptly Sled.
and 70 better sstisisetioo.
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W'heeliue Aeeister,
told closed yesterday at ll2s.

The ,rsather to-day vrA be partly
cloudy, ,cith northeast TO so"f"sds' "'''a''
a,ld rising temperature.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-0eaerally stroo'
STATE SrCURIrln-Dull .-.

STATk OECUkIfIn-DVfL
SrocKs-Generslly arm, with chief
activity in Western Union, which 3D.
vsnced from 65 TO 66f. and closed q osS.
and Lake Shore which ross hoo
5Si to 81. Michigan Csotrsl soA
at 46l, 46i, 46i and 463. The rsag.
nation Of President Joy b
reported. Pacific Nail vss dali a.A
weak, and declined from 2St 70 26A bat
closed firm at 25i. Coal roads and in.
vestment shares were steady, and the
general feeling on the street was tavors-
bic TO higher prices. The transactioos
were l42,00O shares, OF which g. 900 wsrs
Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Unioa.
1900 st. Paul, 5000 Erie 10000 Lake
Shore. and 1000 Michigan Central.
, 1876-06-25

Of the. enterprise are, as yet .problematical.
Upon the coast OF Ceylon and Australia there
are other parties working at the expense of
New York capital. but no dividends have yet
been declared upon the capital thus invested.
There is a certain fascination in such schemes,
and repeated failures do not appear to dampen
the ardor or faith Of those engaged in them.
AN AR1sTocRAT1c METHoD or RouCHTN01T.
Three young men are now somewhere in Col
orndo ostensibly roughing 1t for the benefit OF
their health, who are doing the thing up in
style. They are John and Augustus Ciat1ln,
sons OF Horace 3. Cladin, the dry-goods King,
and young lawyer named Grant Their outfit
contains everything that can contribute to their
comfort and immunity from damp exposure
Elegant shcepslfn blankets, waterproof wrap
pcrs and fcet~bags, in which to sleep, are only
some Of the items. Their hunting and fishing
appliances are of the most approved description.
They we're to go to Denver by rail, and from
thence on horseback with competent
guides away from the usual haunts Of civ
Western Western life. M Wei Supplied with the
conYcnicnccs and 1uxuries required for the
most comfortable kind Of camping out, with no
care behind to wony about, and ample provis-
ion for obtaining all the funds needed for their
equipagc, or otherwise, these young men may,
II they choose, enjoy royal summer vacation,
hunting for pleasure, recreation, and health.
PECULIAR BoARDlNG-uou5E EXPERIENCE.
A wealthy Englishman engaged in mercantile
business in this city not far from Platt street
recently enjoyed peculiar experience. His
wife died about two years ago, leaving him
alone with IN only daughter. He tried to keep
house, but concluded after q few months expcr
imcnt that it VAS too much of a burden upon
his child, and therefore rented the house all
furnished to lady for clearinghouse,
she agreeing to pay q fixed rent
and to board himself and the daugh-
ter. The latter was blessed or cursed,
as the case may be, with q beau, and, as tho
couple sat up late each evening, they virtually
excluded other boarders from tic parlors. This
thing ran on until the LIST Of May, when . half
years rent was due. A bill was rendered in ac-
cordance with the original agreement. Imagine
the mans feelings when the landlady coolly pre-
sented bill as m offset demanding about $50
'tfor extra gas burned for the accommodation Of
Miss b, - the daughter. An explanation
was sought, when the 1andlady explained that
the gas was burned while the young lady and
her beau were occupying the parlor, and that
she insisted it was fair, etc. The merchant con-
suited his legal adviser. The latter urgcd"a
compromise, and finally effected one rather than
make the case public Burning gus during
courtfng is contrary to the idea Of the girl who
jo5fully told her beau that "Pa had new coal
oil lamp that turns down, down, down, and I
am SO glad!'' BEAUTY.
, 1876-06-25
: "GOD IS LOYE!"

Suggested on hearing the eloquent and inpressE'
dtseourse Of tie Req. D. String, on Sunday, Juh
II, at Central Church.
o Owondrous theme whose echoes roll
So grandly to'the dome above,
Which cheer the penitential soul
With this sweet comfort, "God Is Love!n
Behold the 'slegatc OF the skies"
Proclaimfng pardon-mercy -truth,-
And holding out the heavenly prize
To hoary Age and jocund Youth
In those who rush. this Sabbath nom,
To occupy each vacant Ecat,
4 fresher, gladsome faith Is born,
Which leads them to the ''Mercy- -Seat1
The honeyed words like pearls arc strung
A soothing influence reaches al1,-
While hearts erstwhile by sosrow w1uug
Yield to the pastors earnest call.
He pictures TO inquiring minds
No harsh, avenging tyrant's rule;
But comfort in each text he finds,
Unknown to the old - Blne-L Law" school.
O words OF eolncc, doubly bless'd
To struggling souls how'd down with care,
How sweet to feel, when sore DISTRESSED,
'0ur Godo Lort is ereTyarheTt!"
CAPT. SAN WHITING,
CurctGn Juue 10 1H7R
, 1876-06-25

/
NEW YORK, June 2l.-"A Alice, please read
| that to me-" said Theodore Tilton to bis second
daughter Of 16 the other day, banding her the
| manuscript Of the first chapters Of his new
! novel, in which he took refuge Immediately
after "the trial" vas ended. II must go to
work at it again; let's see how 1t sounds.' The
bright girl took the sheets and read In brisk
! and cheerful voice, turning down page after
page "Father," said Alice, with 1anguid in
tercst, as she struck the thirticth page, .stell
nc If she ever married that other man." And
looking up, she found that he was--aslcep!
Tilton tells the story privately himself, and en-
joys it. He is now adding to the manuscript
once more. The tale will be simple one, and
shorter, believe, than Tcmpcst-Tosscd,"
that curionsly y-entertainiug story OF the Coro-
mandcl'S fortunes.
By the way, the four children are all with their
father In the old homestead at last, the two
young boys having now returned. He has
avoided asking them to come, and has forbidden
their being Influenced by any friends Of his.
" think children arc more their mothers than
their fathers, !" he says, "and did not want
them to come to me till they came voluntarily,
currently believed here, that Mrs. Tilton herself
would gladly return "home !" II she could. Size
has no social recognition By Plymouth Church
pEopG' ana c ~ T. o,1}t ~
ME Tilton being asked why he ifd mt contr,-
dict, in q personal card, the brutal Cleveland
reports, SAYS his friends know they are false,
anu ne cares ltl!e lot otacrs. he never drinks
any liquor put Wine, anu naS mol lasted VINE
for many months.
MI DEAR vOS NOLTKE.n
Frank Moultou has left his home in BROOKLYN
and r,orad IN Ne,v yor1- fbo r-a+ar+ bo;nor ttn+
49, .-e f.~ f' o.As7 e-''%'
tne oealu oi fel&1i'es leaves nls parents alohe,
and he wishes to Join them. The real TACT is that
he Intends to gain legal residence in New York
and here br1nr suit aro;nst Nr. Rrccbcr for s1an,
49, o. ha,,e,,..1 - -.t,a.,..- -
va Ne osAe'ea 'ua1, "uo.'1i ne se'e 'e'-
olet or not' ne WILL al least DC pefmlttcd TO try
the case without the intcrcesslon Of an oficious
District Attorney. Monlton retains his fine
brookiyn residence, ana leavee 1t mnoccnpled.
-,;s - "a ~ ~ 5'rt1., a - aA5 34 W
merchants. thew made 500. 7 net Mn1,lton
that evening, and he was somewhat elated at the
first days harvest II am glad" he said,
,a19 manly lor my partner, "no = mas nad, nnihe
oe'A' so-. au. a' aooa. - s" oo
- 1s"No -.
"ale on taAs eeneral suo]ect' an aoic TO
give you bit OF news not yet possessed by the
papers here: learn that the clerical gentlemen
annofnted t,v the Advisory Counci1 tn hc scan-
ap1 p,,.oo,, ,,.,-a III 5ao,;ao,, - so.z1a ~.
~ ~. ,,Au Da1.ou .I"rs 49, ~, o - 1e1'e An4s
1acl r!3 Mootn enu1en Is tt1"S u KEEP secret,
and is still calling Tor ''neS " matter, under the
pretensc that there is tribunal to consider it.
, 1876-06-25

It Is officially announced that the Emperor Of
Germany will be present at the opening OF the
theatre at Bayreuth, In addition to ten or
twelve German Princes, among whom are the
burg, Baden, and Weiuar. King Louis OF
Bavaria Is expected.
, 1876-06-25

IN the matter Of James Morris. bankrupt, The un-
dersgnsd hereby o!fsFs for sale the crchan-
Gotton4dcs Canvas Linen Drills, scia Isl pairs Of
Pants Butt9ns e.; amounting to $lo72 a. per in.
stock st tne oce Of the undersigned until Friday, June
cd At my oce In the presence Of the bidders rc reht
70 reject any or a reserved. aud the action Of
the undersEacd In the premises Is subject to
BY said court Stock and inventory may be seen On ap
pl1catlon 70 the understgned BRADFORD HANCOCK
ProY. Assignee, 149 LaSafle.st., Room 8.
Chicago, June II. 1876
, 1876-06-25

Monday, June &c, and during the week. First
week OF the ORIGINAL TENNESSEE JUBILEE
SINGERS. Miss Adrenne Grey, Gussic Mccain,
Long and Williams, Geo. Wood. Re-engagemcnt
of the VAIDIS SISTERS. All the old fayorites re-
tanned. Every evening at 8, and Sunday afternoon
1t 3, Admission, q cents,
, 1876-06-25
BRADFORD HANCOCK, Assignee.



The undersigned, Assignee Of the estate Of JAMIE
son. S1DDAL & CO.. drug brokers. and uanufac-
turers etc.. at Dearborn st, Chicago. hereby gives
notice that ne Is selling out the belonging to the
hees1'e " eoss and Lft The shsy!n desks
rantagc Of the ab0re sale 10 at once Is shall
close ont the entirc stock whole r1r decent oer