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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
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The RUSSELLNtLLE DEM OCiiT is the only Paper pub lished in Pope, Searcy and Newton counties, and as an :adver:ising medium for these counties it ranks X No. 1.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
Freight and Passenger.

cry day Sundays excepted,
 Freight and Passenger.
 GOING WEST, Leave Argenta, ,..,..,.7 80, a. m. Arrive at RussEJLyiLLE, F 40, D. m. Arrive at Cherokee, M 80, p. m.
 GOING EAST,
 Leave Cherokee, ... zoo, a. m. Arrive at RUssELLvILLE, l 100, D. m. Arrive at Argenta, 80, D. m.
 Local Freight.
 (TRI-wEEKLY.)
 CONC WEST: Leave Argenta, 6 100 a. m. arrive at Russellville, l 20 D. m; arrive at Ozark, 6;l5, p. m. CONC EAST: Leave Ozark, 5:l5. a. m; arrive at Ruasellyille, l0:15, q. m. arrive Argenta, 80, p. m. Close connections made at RUSSELL WILLIE with daily line of stages for DardaLelle and Danville, and at Alma with stages for Fayetteville. Time from Fort smith to St. Louis
 T II R T Y II o | R 5,
 AND TO MEMPHIS
 SIX E FEN II Q U RS Connection made at Argenta with the Memphis < Little Rock Railway and at the crossing ofthc St. l.. |. Nj 1. & $. railroad with trains North. Through Bills of Lading given for Cotton from Ft Smith, Van Buren, Ozark, Clarksyille, Russellville and all points on the road to New York, Boston, Providence, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, t2e. Rates low, and transportation rapid. TllEO. HARTMAN,
 Superintendent ]. ". GAr, General Ticket Agent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
LITTLE ROCK sYs. syigs RAILWAY,
Time Changed!

On and after Monday Oct. 18th, 1876, trains on this road will run ev- cry day Sundays excepted,
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family Medicine in the World

For Dyspe Dsia, Constipation. Jal ndice, Bilious attacks. sick Headache, Coi.c, De- precision Of Spirits, Sour Stomache, Heart burn, Sc.
 This unrivaled Southern Remedy is war. ranted not to contain q single particle or >MERcURY, or any injurious mineral sub-
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07

Ask the recov- cred di-peptics, Isilliolls sufferers victims of Fever and Ague, the mere rial diseas- ed patient how they recovered health, cheerful spirits and good appetite, ,theywlli tell you by taking SIMMoN LIVER IlEGULATOR.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07

= t- r-F7 A Week 10 Agents. sam 'NstC { { pcs FREE 20. Flt- bRl, AU.us,t, Atau.e, iAug-i-lYl
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
s~Yatcrn al.

MhsoSs-M Meet on Main street, the A first saturday night in each Month. KY JAhEs M. IlARkEY, W. NJ. ~\ E. F. LOBE, Secretary.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
CITY OFFICERS.

@MayoY, .t................ ]. E. ERWIN. r i1eCoIt.eF. ...........'... IL. F. WHITE.
 trea.ar-r, ...........,. ". WOolES.
 Icgve N 4ISilai, .........,. C. t. Lt hER.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
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 character, if admissible at all. double the usGal ra es, and strictly ia advance.
 Communications for the Agricultural de- partmeut should be handed ia hy iS m. Fri dav. Those intended for the Editorial or torst deDartneuts by "Wednesday noon. Advertisements by "Wednesday morning.
 s,ecisl notices double the above rates Eiitorlal notices twenty five cents liue for the first and fifteen cents for each addi- tto1 insertion. All transient advertisements cash iu advance. Marriage and obituary notices not tc exceed four lines, free; over our twenty ceutt per line.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07

aNEND 25c. to c. r. Rowell t Co, S. l.. pFor Pamphlet of 100 pages, contaiainl lisss or aOD newspapers, and estimate, showing cost of advertising
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Meet every Wednesday night. E. J. Will son, W. C. T.; John A. Erwin, Secretary.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
Official Dire ctoyy.
51n Judicia. District.

Composed of the counties of i'ope, John on, Franklin, Crawford, Sebastian, Sarber and iell. - Pros. Att'y.,. J. r. B1 EkS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Every first and third sabbath in e2cb month at l o'clock a. m, and at 7i5 o'clock '. m. All are invited. J. N. McCOi, fastoi.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07

SUNDAY SCHOOL. at the Presbyterian ehurch every sabbath at 9 o'clock 2. m. All childrer and pareats are respectfully invited t'i .tend
 k. j. WILSON, Superintendent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07

EPlscoPAL.-The Second and Fourth sun day in each moath. pr. D. r. Mcdonald Rector.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07
COueJY OFFICERS.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CUMBERLAND TREsBYTEBI.N CHrRcH-- Hr Main street Services every second and fourth sundays et Il o'clock q. n. All are invited r. M. LATrA, Pastor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07

BAPTIST CHuBcu-on Main street. Ser vices every third Sabbath. All are invited to attend. Rev. ". W. Crawford, Pastor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-12-07

2 METHODIST CHURCH South-every First Sabbath. All are invited to attend.
 Rev. ". J. DODS0N, Pastor.
, 1876-04-17
MRS, liVERMORE.

WHY ,iEH LEcTunE FAILED 70 CONE OFF.
Mrs, IL. 4. Liyosulozo waH to hasn lecIurc1 at
hIcCurm'ckH Hall yesterday afternoon, under
tho ausrlcea Of tin Bu,,day Loeture boointy, but
bho did not, for reaaons that aro not Just clear
10 tho large audionco Which assembled 10 hear
her. to tho Lecture socloty. Or to horsef. She
reached thu city katnEdny etcniug aud
registered Ut tho fremont. Hho doubtless
thought 1t. strange that sho WAS not
received by tie Bocioty upon her arrival.
or subsequently, Naitad upou BY Tho
managers; and, On the other hand tho sociatJ
was not little perp!oxcd that she failed 70 AL
Aounce her arrival. Consequently, Wl,un the
crowd began to tock to tue hall yesterday aftor.
moon TO hear her dsto upon "Enrer!luotIa
Wnuan," tlc!iets wetn so!d with many 1utsslt.
tpHs, for thsEa NAa o doubt III lha Nlt',t ot the
Inanasera NJ to tile lasturrrs w!Ieleabousb. Rnd,
~ Il proves, IN thv Miud Ut Tho !tclurar III tn
tho whereabouts Of the Soeoty. II not ,tAss-
ton an To the industry AMI rts!ily OF ~ tuAn-
aEolnsnt. This doubt Hoou 3,srmuatod the sud-.
ence, which, immediately Afier tao hour ttau
arrived Tor the commencement ~ tho Lecture,
was manifested by tho stamping OF teeE.
ala une8sy WriR SltuK in the Hnnta, aati JaNnInK
bogottsa ot long waiting. II ss noolleaa to Say
tint tho lnanagors ut this thus fully app!oclatu1
tho ssuAtIou, aud wilo tho a'tilouce WAS despair"
lug sAaY Hera AcsiEe III trylnH ~ Kaal tAe pref
anca OF the lecturer. All tpdorf, however. W2s III
vain. aud 1t B:l5 the Au4losy was seliayed by
tho announcement tnat 3lrs. Liscrmoro, for
sonlo ul,known 1eAsot,. had failod 10 kecp hpr
engAg onlsns. Iho announcement "aa nado in
MI spolo8ot1n vnY anl "as fece'soa Hitp ~
much ragsoe 81 il hai been ,naao,
Tho audience, fur tlo 14o.s part, was
composed Of the mtuY admirers aud ponsonal
&cqustutanusB OF tho lsc.user III tho city. and
tho alaApeoiotusnt waa consequently t6s moro
kaanly felt, aud, IN many instances, expressed IN
, 1876-04-17
xAlIUSEAIl3NTS. 4
THE CHOPIN NEt,I1AL9,

Another lnsEc and enthusiastic audience NJ
eemb1cd NJ Standard Hall Saturday afternoon,
on tho occaRpn Ut s1r. Woif1otu's cAqpln re.
ciIal. Tho Aolectopn wcre. II not eomewha!
lighter. ut least better known. shan those per
formed at tuoat Of tho former rocitals. Tho
programme consiascl ol the Fira. Da!ale in Il
minor. on. u; three noctusnca, ia major, L
aharp MA jor, aud q lninor. o,. IL, Nos. !. :.
md u; 1mpromptu in y fiat major. on. 20; Fau-
tasIo lniptompsu III g SHARP lu,nor. up &c; nnd
tho Darcarolo IN + bla:p major, ol'. Gu.
There is little to bo haid Of tho Baado. cxccp.
that in ita Hanc1al outlines it resembles tho
Rc!,crzos, but ID le.a imuetuous aud passionate
iu ita chnrnctar. whlo tho thenaea ara Of greater
breadth md of less 'utousity than those Of The
eohcrzos. Tho aecond nocturne is well known
hcre, but thu iirst and tL!sd Oil tie programme
nte guile new. The 1mrromptu and fautsbio
Inpfomptu arc included In tho repnto.re Of
most concert trautsts OF my prominence Tho
- 1}arcaro'o "mns tho .rr1netpal humber On tho
programme, bnpg. ITO ljolleye. entrely nov here.
It is uork Of ths greatest technical dl:.sculty,
aud is consequently EclloM played. Culn-
parcel With othHr Barcarolcs, uf which ilubsn-
stciu'siH tue 1uoat chnraotcrlhtlc. this sefIud
to Iii to bc tho greatest aud finest Of them all.
1t ls.ttsrouehous worry Iue!od.oub and beautiful
tim right lipul playing pretty littlo melody
with au accomlanin1ens following it 1t oncc,
willie the loft hatt gives tue sound Of tho wAto-,
which is keIt uI' throughout the conpohision.
These melodies nre yory sott!y and gcntlyp1ase1,
making tho CLIMAX in tho mith'e of tho work
very effective: Tho bi1 songs at lsnbinsto!ns;:
'.vo.us.." " der Asra.'' Du hist wio eiue
D!u.ne," aud '' Die Waldhexo," which wcro sups
by ,1rs. o. Il. 1ohuson, aro OF grandcr and dit
fcropt nature than those TINT wsre sung At the
first recisai. They NIL very difficult. Some. like
:" EA hlnkt .lcs lhnu. are remarkable for their
fnoadiousness; others, like "Dte Wsldhe1c." ara
noted for tho dramatic style in whlc!, tioy are
written. Wo believe they arc Al now here. with
tbs exception Of the " Du bsss vic zinc blumc"
which was benu Bung hero before. 10 Mrs.
Johnson great deaf Of cEot!it Ia due fur tho
praiAuwortlty n,aunos III which sac rendered
iheso difficult aougs. Thu hearty and c.tlus'-
aatc reception hAe received when s!so made her
appearance was a reminder Of what las 70 ofson
bcon said in thoso' colnmnB-tliat this cxcol!nnt
singer appears too scldom Oh tho concoEt-atago.
That ato Understood tho composer meaning Of
theso songs waa demonstrated hy tho different
interpretations ssc gave them. ~ tho sixth
rectul. ua1t Saturday Mftornooh, Miss Jassca
iIaskoll 'si ring i.ya no. songs Of Jonaan'a.
, 1876-04-17
Tho Town Board Bounce the Ballot.
Box'stufflng South Town
Officers,
Sudden Termination to a Foul and
Nasty Ulcer on tho DodJ
rolftic.
low tic Good Dood Was Accomplished
Through tho 1nstrumontality Of
Leading Citizens.
all the South Town Justicos Goyo
Two Concur in tho Ex.
pulBiou.

TIE Bou11t TOWN BOARD
had d proaractad sension Saturday, IhstIng from
Up. IN. till II r. m., while considering tho auos-
tlon whether or not 10 dccsaro tho recent town
election void, and to sppolut officers to oil tho
vacancies. Tito mcetinl WAS brought about
&hroi,gl tho efforts Of tho Committee Of Twonty-
fyo appuluted At the Exposition MAYS a-mceting,
and tha committeeman woro all in attoudauco.
Judge O1iB remarked At tho laas meet.
ing OF cltizons. tho subject OF tho recent
South Town election and tue South
Town officers was roforrod to conamittoo OF
thirty-l1yc, of which attn elookod Chairman.
aud, aftor full consultation and examination Of
tho Hubjcct, as we understand tho Inv In oyory
department, this Board iavo been summoned,
md tho oblcct upon whcl. wo wist, you to tako
into consideration and act ia stated in tits poti-
'tIou. It Is In tho handwriting OF Mr.. Horace
White, and would ask him to road II.
Mr. WLlto stopped to the front and road tho
following
Toths i!"art Of appointment af 7ocn QEetr. Of ths
1otbi ~ 6oatn Gh.e,G90-uEArttaE* 4 meeting OF
s,!sn senn, Ip M to 10 eoaes ono IT to nsst asr
us evils ta: sa Eosfy shscaton freo- institution.
d.; tho fa1slacsIons Of elections. Thta mcet'ng
unprecedented IN point Of nuEnbctH II represented
all SHADES OF rottt1eal sentiment and embodied Its
neaty ul'a',oua determination of yoas fcow.ctlI-
3ehH u Aelfn4 n nA IuGf ts1t G4 ClQlH34H
public officers IN tho manner Trcacriled by law, a.i to
rryent shc alslcntion Of roea BY thu Htnng Of bal
The immediate occasion Of this uio:tug was tin n-
t1umplrd fraud pesre.rate4 unon the people Of tho
Town VI South Chicago Immediately aflcr tho Gunual
lawn meeting hold on thu hFs Tchday OF April, 1916,
After tue ballus Of tho electors ad been cast OH tint
day tho bo1ea containing them COLLECTED together
Antt Deposited III vault la shR all iron door and a
cobiaor lock, at No. 2oi Lasalle strfct. In or.ler
10 put heForc you cta1r statement VI ihn fraud perpe
tracd It this place. subJon diagram Of Tie room
eantaiuiup tho YlulE.
, 1876-04-17


wards Aldormnu from ti,a, NEnetoonsh Ward, and
II. ". Fulor rnp for tho f,tnto Legislature
hgapat JOHN LYlo kinR and George ". daHo. Tho
elcc:lon Wan an intonhoty exciting and clone nnc.
When catae 10 csny.ssnE tito sotea far Rtate oicerF
other precincts, tia second 81 the nd ronr1h War,
OIL ths gru, that she jtnlEts had MY been .woss..
08ndy Fuller, anil Aye*, AtnqnR otlisFa, appearing
in favor Of ta pen,ocratIo canlttsts4 II lrt!,
hoTe,eF, ~ tfS Hoard. contIasny q County tle,k
fec tncusate null fatal ont, anil tho precinct
n,.ior'sy of et. ti,.n hundred. rhs Iiose of .t-
rttenttttrna, beiHE UnTn1.rattc rsyeF4ea this RndH,
anA subsequently, admitted Fuller n.td brand.
THE TOWN nn4nb.
when they cams u canshsa tho vGte fut tn"n officers
folnwnl tho kaule courha IItIIari AMI hts rnl-
league': Atnon9 them wcre u'ynlt, N!lI!ken T,lH,-
mns1riti, anil ONO Or tno Dtmo1rat, They foJrctrtl
= DsnncrAtia majority nj 11. Rincn thu j,tgra hai
not Eoen sworn In. and sro re,o:tod annter precinct
~ s!hes s Iel,;rns mcfs MT rHnnJ ThlA r!red out
cls!ad elected supervisor and Blake Collector.
when !he eaao use brought before Jndgn Man'errn
crsi. agreeing thrrsn With about Ill tic decistons
which hhTc over bron lnhls On this t0tnt. The re-
turns could 10 sent back to tbe udeea Tor ther zig.
natnfca-a thing which occurs hero every yoar and
10 TO the ta!ls,Ta to taho tho oah, that no. Inn.
tcs,l: E6'appcsl was sakeu to tls supro,no Court,
1s,,t this casa II radically different. No ono wsl
question the incorrectncaa of tn tcsion Of tho Town
1to1Fd Of lba2. It waa Int alleged that there was
fraud but riuty that ecfbAin technical teutrea aantd
ot ne election law haf not been tomplief with. In
la7G however, there Is question nt iechutcalf!ts.
:rLe Eussjces htnrfY ray sllat tho election wRa 10
hopcse1a!y tainted Will! fraud that It IL
IarpssIl1LE TO DECIDE
who oloetcd. If of The nne ballot .bo1es cIgf,t
had ltcn stolen, would hr impossible TO decide from
tho remaining one who ha been elected In this ccso
$40 yotcs arc n'ss.n9 oatrRht, Which might cau9b
tlac rc,nlt could they 10 con,tsd, and of tuoso
= present n the oxea over tLouhad wcra put Ia 10
tctace o!hefs which had haen taken out It hriur
!mpnssblc tn pck ont the hundreds OF spurious
ballots. Or replace tho genuine ones, II IN i1nin.aiIu
for any man to decide whether KYnnf, Galloway or
Dyleu vas eectai. II Le contest had hcet coSo. II
tls Moderator IN the First Wnrd n4l nut Icen sworn in
an! Il the I,oarl had thrown out TIM vptca In that
woud have loi'owcd ,he v;ronH rttmedent Of ls;i.
But they lid nothing of Tho hind, They simply d.
clare TINT It apoes!bte IN tell who electet9
Out ~ sotea. Eyaus aul ia Gaug were the oncs who
did t1jRt = -
, 1876-04-17
MOT Atruid Of tf,o ncuffold.

Mike Eillos. tho North plaits (2ol.) murder
o., WIN waa sentenced to be hanged, faw days
slueo, ia 4 h4rlstl9I wretch. While the Court
xaa l,aaaug Hentenca OF lsath upon him, ha
quietly liRhtod hia o'ay pps IN began smoking,
Ths nuxt day !hO JutHo wont 10 tho jail to liavo
chat with lln, and Iho pslsonor produced .
of poker 10 sas whether Ls should 20 fiss Of
hapK.
, 1876-04-17


TRINIDAD. Col, April tG.-Iis lrat pass-
onger.traiu over tho Donyer L. Rio GsauGc
Hallway from Pueblo 10 Elmor reached that
point at i O'Clock to-day. It was a special, car
ryilig ox-Qoy. Hunt, several Chicago buslueHs-
men. 4 number ut gentlemen connected with
Denver busiuess-ltouscH, and representatives Of
tho presa. lie run OF IS ln!eH VIII
made III lefs than four houre. aul aIi
wero delighted with tho condition u The track.
Which, for 4 now ene, was pronounced by oil
unaurnaseed. The road In now oper for fasHa.i-
ger sui freiGht-traNic to oil points in tho South-
cast.
, 1876-04-17
EDUCATIONAL.

1l9V
Az - 49,
GER II N TOWN COTTAGE l20m ESt
individual. ar fImilra visiting tlls Cenisuutal Fxhl
Class Board At fs.a1 tee day t,n sud afiee My l No
Will bo rsrsrnl 10 entertain large number u Nurss,
vii le necessary for visitors 10 euKtYs foii4 at
Early day ~ lo.ubp. Cut this out tof 1slesr1.re.
AlhFras Nm. u. dAtrtI, lTupstrtot.
II last CheltHlay., tiern.ant9wn rlals!lAla, Ia.
, 1876-04-17
THE COLISEUM,

con'tncncIpE MONDAY, April II. frat appearances IN
this city If tho wnadcrful POOLE HEUTuE1ss, In
thet astounding act Of Pedestal Uo5 Danring, turn
!af E'mertnults upon high pedestal, utl5 - inches
Sentimental yccalI't, Mia ADn1ESSi ltEf, the ac-
hnowedscd fs7oritc mud awbotea singer upon tho
Variety S:hGe. 1il::iR1EAW and LAWTON. our ncw
Enina4lAn. end Enil.Airn. Lat week Of FRANZ A.
Gibbons. vito will Introduce hts wonderful fat u
tus1ng backward aoMcrRault, while btndtoliet,
1sni lis ttzEeze to sng1e cord tuspcnGcd from tho
ceiling 0f the theatre tu the stage, FRANK MARA,
1rtth Foc,n4s mud alt the favue!:es
Adt1t t5sf1u. Is e. ntt.
, 1876-04-17

THE BROKEN POOL.
HEeetds DlsndteA 10 Ths EhIcaon Tribune.
DErEoI1, Mich, April 1G.-tn relation 10 the
recon. breaking up Of tho pool between The
Michigan Central, the Lake Shore, aud pitsaburg
d Fort Wayne lsa!l1oada, ut Chicago, Air. Joy says
Tint, by agreement Of Tho pool, the Company
earning a surplus above tho tasiH OF tho pool,
should pay it over to tho companies earning lcrs
by Which arrangement tho Michigan Genital
catno to owo tho Lake Hl,oro Road 100000. 1le
aass Iii. Newell Gent epoclal messenger to De-
Ing OF tito pool committee in Chicago, aud that
when bin agent hoto had collected tho DOS,
Mr.. NOVEL; deliberately stated to the committee
that his road would mako tatcs tn suit itself
tia. Hoxell IL thug renpousIbla for breathing up
the pool.
, 1876-04-17

taing tho ballots csst by tho electors At said election
II oas ha her rerssr.a
nsmca Of persona voting at said election: and
IL y & .a " reuson @ 2. H. .1o note
thoro was eonpioo md totai fsuro to ascertain liz
Wlli of e eccors Of snsd town a. to Who stoud tli
tho JAZZ 11n. t,ercfnro ia Il 'os
ifsared, Tint this poa1tl, comroeni Of tho IuAcea
o tho rcacs g. asd to, ana ins .5a S5aP3fns3r ~ un
Of liz Town Of outl cbicaso i II Tic a,li.uai iowa
meeting, en- Tie said 1rst Tuesdsy Of Apr 1885, faii
70 one % a Wi I'M ut
Or for the Town Of gouth Chicago
ibsoleest farfh:r, That no proceed TO APPOINT one
mil I'm a.etb,, S a. tns oiters Al tha smn,s, snw,,
meeting to be- held Oh tbs 1rbt Tuesday Of APRIL 1877.
rnta. A0'''''A "A e - s
arrs~un,wo,, wa1,,c. Foo,c. 1,o,,.k sumn.,.
aeia s md naeolnGs mea "n"''' f''''' 0A* 'D@"''-
EaYs-Iisiucs Meccb. and Gtcesou.
70 E1.Eur : rowS 1 or1acEns.
Justice uaiucs nominated I. s. Ishan, ~ Town
Clerk.
Justice Eonte no:nin1ted y. :. Carver.
3astee pWof ~ nominated Theme, Iho:na; a. Moran M
Haa unanimously Appotnscd amt sworn in.
Lincoln ouInaed gsrn3ra oaash9a
snl III. callaghan unsnlnousiy Gccarcd elected.
NJ. polal; nominated u: u. H. Gray Tor AEsessor.
MT; ,' ufsy yV,,. Was ansmsnnasy nam ecstcu s
ry.xs
atfor ac,rc,,1nc nron,,J for ann. linn +or
.o,,,t, ~ H. ,1ofn,ct s,,tt, ,ro,, ot,,t.1. ~,
,ha ,,,v,,r.s ~ a.cor,nufnr ,1,osr ,,;o,rs ,ro;,
.hn;r un,t,;o, o,nca, 1on,,an r,r t,,n,r,,,.r w.
nor,or tn,,,,d ric1,a ri r.,,a t,,o ,,oad nj r,os.
~ H. -,or,,, ,,t,, rfnr,r s,.oot -, .a ,,,,.,
a.. ~ III, ,,n,so E,t,-i+ha,,rdi,,r, III. .,sros
49, H. ~, = H., ..r,,, III 1fiIte a.,,,un.. ~,
,.nann =. vs,,,, :: st,,a o,,os,;o, s..,;., ,.. ~"
Ta1ouaE man put to tho deffanded
South To"p aaS.paSeFs' "Whnt arc
YOU going to do about Hf" was
.frat put to hlna' ana no seemed to
appreciate 'tS hiehiucanco' A. nsas Ae dco''ned
saying Woro' ous, hltoF lleno ,coaxshg' asla
nlsor o1ac!,E plonho 1foaa ano iol'oiLes IT,, tas
~ Moui "as' ~ rnnasJoI nlS tsfaf
pEn, en,', "a 1n,os1a ftos0sooa o'ao''a5
In ~ NV ~, :" eS "Ao soaf 'oaa' coau7'i Will
bc: ", Evans5
~ 20 not Wish TO say; lantlcipasod thia mo'c
omtnont iawyor on my behalf, and oil Saturday
I consulted number Of other lawycra anil an,
"Thsn sou Intend 10 haht?n
sslost errtalnlY. aud 10 thu bitter end. Yet be-
lieye tAat u Ito Board ticpo4el Galloway, and lilo
since ,l.ey hhys put the light upon me. hAyo pluck
anou2h to nght It oat.''
nl'e:,ps'
During tho ineotlng Gloeson looked upon tho
crowd ~ uncoucosuedy ~ Tho gorged doy,.flsh
eyca tao crustecea aFont1 hlha, tlo lsad eV!doht-
ly beup abstsmoua for soycraI days. Tuoro was
s",,as" w., -" ~ .,.ss -. ..I,s:.,., ~ w. ~.
'1ese'eess ""o w" "',o tuc" no n'a','+ea'eu 'ao
as1Ao w. suusaoas 49, sAo uas "s.1 a.s uot7
'o eappI oe0,Cn ,cs ~ t1' 1o1
~ "aon s".'e ~, "ua no4411'aseu tu"u - esei4
neoaoL lAi4pa VIZ wv ala u,.s9 .Ao 'oto
"nica sau1o" n'Hlso', W. ~ t'o.stsa1 eA1a1oneo,
, 1876-04-17
ILLINOIS CENTRAL LAND SALES.

! ILLINQIS CENTRAL LAND SALES.
Tho Land Department ct the Illll,os Coutral
nnifroid reports for March sa4cs Of 1,555.sl
acrcs Of land for :lt,Ga0.T6. Tho cash collect
oil on land contracts waB ?l5,95s.l9
This conrany Inns received information thu.
Morton. Eoee 4 Co. have neEe tatca tho sale of
.c2Q0, 0C9 {$l,0000UO) per cent sterling honda,
, 1876-04-17
LEGAL,
Sale 0[ PcEin, LlcQlu { Decatur Railroad.
WITHOUT REDEMPT1oN,
Circuit court Of The United Suites Of America.
Southern district Of Illinois. Jau-
usry Ternl, 4. y. lH1G.


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TREASURY DERATRMHNT,
, 1876-04-17

lIr. r. ". Cooke has bcca appointed Division
Freight Aeoat Of tho Iowa. Keokak l. Car
tlese DlElpion OF the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy lsailroat', vico +. F.. Fayeswcat4er traus-
fesrcd to tho General Office at Chicago.
Mr.. n. p.:,Ioore. late Car Accountant Of the
been appointed Local Frcigilt Agent Of lhe same
linc rlcs T.W. Cooae promoted, r
, 1876-04-17

tamrered With by changing or als.saciing unknown
posona Of than. - that when tho count was mA.a
skd beota Hsro 300 or moro hlort of tho pollliat
theso facs render tho reaut uncertain tstnt o alec
t!ou With fraud, and rrnder tue canvana and rrtnrn
shnscot {a"d tlo certificate OF eccton} assoiscty
Ths proper earn Of tho baoin. ma tho ean.asn of
s!nct!ot tho depcst Of lbs 6a!los BY tbs volera
as .ss Il sq IT, ssa,ss s &C. vas is i ,s So. ;fs T.
prnef n'l1nl'cr o. Town officers TO which tho town waa
In tho csss of Tho peoptc ez rel. ~. Thatcher,
votes was progressing. tho gassht ,ssu tuTnai Of! hy
S IT, so w. s ' IT, .pass 81 s ss
va then discovered hetwcen tho numbcr Of bsllp:l
5 ,na M ths 1.ss On NJ, o no-ii't Tho Court in ectd
"tn iris easo. not rregnar,ty bnt scsual fraud w.s
committed con- " Y somebody npon s result q ths ;xer,
tns stnet result uncertain md incapable Of being
use ,s' TSnTptSa % Il Ewing Bfe~'ter
il IL Town Hoard 81 appointment should, In tho
By ss re s 70 aee ana o S esny os
ahoud deliver to ther1 TIM hooks and suuntmpnts Of
of1eo, tlsr soss will 10 legal and tho question Of
cfdc1 IN direct rroceedlng by u writ Of quo war.
ranto brought againss s,sch ot''eers.
tl,n Of tlcHo nnitcS tho persons appointed by tho
This Inv having scpossl tho duty npon the lizard to
decide whrther Of not tcre has bttn ga1rt 10 elcct
failure, personal iabihty a!taoh t, any tneu,.
ses afa Il c natuP u can spsn
~ 1catdscy q aI, Is 1sarb.. o.. 1ero ID no liatlt5
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!tc. ~ aro q opiton sat 4 Il plainly and impera.
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s}ppo'9s ,}p t4e officers imn'aas;ey. nIsspec'fally,
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