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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-21

u The United States Senate. few days ago,
by resolution, asked President Grant if soldiers
bad been sent to Petersburg, Virginia, on the
day of the Presidential election; and il So, why :
They got the information they asked for, as usu-
n, in plain lsugus suG without evasion.
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n "l> Constitutional liberty 10 l'c destroyed =
ask the Democratic papers. They know very
well that it il is not; for their party tried il
once, and disasfron>ly faiI~,l
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Ee George I. Anih"ny, wlicn yonng man.
learned the trade Of timer. Perhaps this was
why Swayze fhonsht he cnald make him come
nnMn with LIE tin.
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q Austin L. Toplih, of the Cav k-r City Echo,
nominates himself for S.ats Printer. We would
like tn nee him get it. Toplif is of ours,
and we have = sfrong desire tn zee him do well.
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y " Have pluck" is the ~xhorsstion of the
Democratic leaders to the rank and die. When
il c"incs TO the tug, most If them will 20 to the
slaughter house. and have hos pluck.
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A Great National work.

The mmsfrafed History If the Centennial Erhi'
bifo~ rih fall description of the Grcaf buildings
ard all the otcfs Of Interest Exhibited i" them by
james u. Net abe. author Of The Centennial HIS
tory Of the United States" Etc. Embeliished ~ith
orer 800 fine pgrarirgs Of baildiHg, and sceses IA
the Great Exhibition.
The National Publishing Co. of Philadelphia
and ST. Lonis, have issued u handsome volume
bearing the above title. The intense interest
every where manifested in the great Exhibit '",
and the desire To obtain complete aud con-
n-ctet account of it, will unquestionably cause
Iiii> book To have u very extensive sale.
This History of the Centennial Exhibition Is
not dry list of the articles exhibited. 1t is a
superb volume of ga pages, from the pen Of one
of the most popular authors of the day. Mr..
McCabe received the constant and sympathetic
ance Of the Centennial authorities, and en-
joy-d peculiar advantages in the preparation of
this work. He Vent, notrb book in hand, through
every department of the Exhibition, and the re-
suit of his labors is a work Astounding in bril-
liant descriptions of the great Worlds Fair. He
the history Of The great enterprise FROM il
inception to its triumphant closing day. He
then takes through esery part Of the Exhbi-
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bnil'iing and other feature Of interest within
them. We are taken through the Main Build
ing, Machinery Hall, the Agricultural and Hor'
riculrnral Halls, the Art Gallery, the Govern
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our de-pest attention is held all the time by the
descriptions of the rare and beautiful objects
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The book is written with vigor and brillisn
cy which render IL complete and lifs-like pic.
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| those who have visited the Exhibition it will be-
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There is not another book in print which gives
"ne f"urth of the information contained in thi,
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| is so low that all can afford tn secure copy
The book is sold by subscription ouly, aud the
publishers want agents in every County.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-21

u Gov. Hayes was raised Presbyterian
He u'ny not nov brl'ng tU tia, church, but be
10 still one Of the slsct.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-12-21

- The Raral Neg Yorker now comes to MS
with sixteen clean, neatly printed pages, embel-
lshrd with fine illustrations of scientific and
practical Agriculture aud Literature. For tn.
asricuturist and the family circle it is an inds.
pensabls weekly visitor. Its Editor-in-Ch l.
the celebrated Horticulfurst, A. s. Fuller, asso-
ciated with whom arr Z. s. Carmane. and X. A.
Willard, while, MS special contributors, they ar.
assisted by such men William Robinson,
Charles Downing. Charles v. Riley, Thoms
Mr-han. James Wick, and many Others Of equal
rminence in their respective scientific ami prar-
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that high standard which fits it for any family
IN the land. The mother can rely npnn it to
furnish household recipes for daily use, pleasant
stories for leisure rsading, and excellent mora
en- n'ertainn-nrs for the children. The fat her ma,
look for The latest experiments and discoveries
in his daily avocarions, accompanied by good
advice aud carefully revised markets, embracing
nearly every product for sale. In addition To
this its publishers, (the Rural Publishing Co, 7s
Duane st., New York, an an acknowledgement of
their lat. increased patronage, have reduced its
price to only $3.50 year. Send to them for a
specimen copy, which they will mail to you free.
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Sheri6's Sale.
THE STATE OF KANSAS lss
COUNTY OF DoNirHAS,
In the District Court for Donphan County State
G. Stebbius and I
W. K St-bbins
Partners
G. l. W r. St-bbins Plaintiffs.
A II. Spencer and
Mrs A II. Spencer. Defendants
NOTICE is h. rrby given that will the :a day
~ of January, A D. is17 at the hour Of two o'clock
r NJ Of said day. the north door 81 the Court House
in the City Of rry, in Leniphan County. Kansas
offer for sale. at punic the oliDwng
cTibei re al estate, To wIt The north quarter Of
srcti"u tLItytwn t32) in township fur 90 range
twenty tl in Dnnlphan County. kaas.s T,k,n ~
the prti'rry of A. NJ Spencer and Mrs. A II s rnc-r
and offered for sale 10 the highest bid icr IT cash to sat
I-y certain judgment AMI n. VI record in the
District Court for Duuphsn County, in Stat, ,n
in hich u l. SteDJin, an W. r. St.bbtu- are III ,a
rif, and A VI. Spencer ahd Mrs L. H. Su &C 81 ar. de-
PENDANTS
Appraised ct the of 90 go.
Given under my hand, this 2Jth day Of December A D.
I.I6.
7. j. VANDERSLICE
Sheriff of Doniphap County.
Deeenoer a. ls1o-Sw Prs fee. si2.
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Notice for Divorce.

In the District Of the Judicial District Of
State Of Kansas sitting within and Tor Douphan County
CathArine Croft. Plaintiff.
Theron A. Croft Defendant,
FdVHE sxid defendant Therou A. Cnsft non resideut
Il af the State Of hzrsss will take notice. the said
p.Aintif c.thzrne Croft has died her perit"n In th. D.
trct Court of Donphan County State Ut Kansas. against
him the szid defendant the object and prxy II which
said petition 10 To sat Aside zupul tie marriage
tract subsstins b-tween and saiL dafrud mt The
ron A. Crot and for the anil custy the minor
children Of sid parties rbe s<d drfeniant Theron
Croft will fuftsor k~ noetce he answer or
denur To said petition before III day of Janu
- A u. Ie77. sid p~titiou Therein acy
ed ~ill be tk~n true coufe sei :ment rem
dcred accordingly for div tne plAuf I, nav,
the and custody Of the miner said partiss
X u. WILLIAMS
4. s. BREWSTER
AItogpsys fr Plziuti6
dsvOe9 - lsW-<v. Pre- fss, t73o.
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. The rPiiarh that Mas ~nt,en long ago.
on very rn'sli baby, is appropriate for Tildeu
y~.ss.e WAS y. Ss:,S SSS s,s.;- .s;
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Notice.

Il ed i, the Livery business has bsen dissnIvrd 6y
nstu.l ns.bf- All persona indebted the lase drI
rtquirsd ~ make immediate sf,eneni AZ their sc
csusts. j. ID. HAZEN
JOHN y. kAILLIR
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vegetine is Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers Everywhere.
FAIRALL & KEITH,
Furniture Dealers
UNDERTAK
iima,1y. White Cloud. Kan.
Grain Wanted.

MOVES MOORE are p"w prepared to pay cash for
N all grain offered and delivered At White loud Ard
have starss for thousand bu.hsls Of grsp
reasouabie terms Grain Received and cold % CON
mission MOVES HOORE.
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Notice by Publication.

Notice by Publication.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial Di.tycs
the State nf Kansas sitting and for the Conrfv ~
Donphan. 'S VI
G.. Stebbns and
W r. Sfebbins
Partner
G. l. W. X. SteLbins Plaintiff
John ~ Mcdonald &
Lucy ". McDonald. Defendants.
V>HE defendants. Jopn n Mel,pu.ld and I,cv n ~
= Donald nen-rrsideut. IL the State Of Rnn... ~
hereby ncrhs that they have been .ued BY the pI-n,,
": ana w X Ss~bb'ns who nled their petitisp in st
District Court Of D"niphan County STATE of K,,... @
the 18th day Of Decembr. A d. 1876 and that thry s
an-wrr or d-nnr Z" said petition befr. Th,sr.is
me LIST day II February A is77 or .zd petfion vii
e taksn As true and Judgment rend~rs. aranss said H.
frndanta setting asie the claim Il title ana i,s.ra, ~
sSid d.ndan. in the east half Of The northea.t
i section number seventeen, IN in s,wu.hip ns,,-.
t,nr 80 ~ ran-e nnnsb tw~nt, -,ne n h, nn;,h
County kansaA vad and forever barring AMI s1r,d
ins the defendants and th.e claiming u.d r rh. n ~
se,n mp or claiming any title or Int rest in sad real
e'Ae- =. D. MILLS
n....,,. Attorney for Pixi. tids.
e' Is 'e'o-'w. r.fe~. Sla
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OR ECON.

Grover Inspired from New Ysrk-Iis STRAIT.
observation-disclosures Saisss 10 In Css.
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New Tailor Shop in Troy.
CHARLES STUART

DESPECTFULLY informs the gentlemen of Troy aud
IL surrounding country that he has opened q Fashion
able Tailor Shop in Troy and prepared ht and
make all thing in the latest styles and
All garments cut warranted to ht Shop door
Pest Office up stairs. Nov. 9. is75-
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plants 1t invigrStr. and strengthens the whoe sy.
TEN. acts upon the stcIeve oraus. sys in Elimination
cletns-s bd plet Istop cures constipation and
Regulates the howell.
, 1876-08-07

tn tclrctea hy and associated with Aenators and
mchiherr ta contlaet what measures src necessary
lion II specie payments Ut ihn cafsert po.s!bic
tne CONSISTENT With due rr9nl4 to thu nterrht4 nj
thc GDuhtry, md to report bill riiodyins the r.
December, 1H7U.
Nr. Fnrt wanted II know whether Mr: Hewitt
Unlnacrat!c Committee, n,il bin pneaiinn wtA only
answered by oaa calls 10 order and great tisfe md
coniati"1,. in which tho speakcrFs Sasoi looS a
a. I'D vn'c psngressed great sttcress Faa mani.
fcAr in the result w. stone l.ad eHm ~ ~ the w.,
votd, and q rr0nr VI members rlthercd aroInd
lin 10 watch how it va. gong., Others rsfe max.
ing nqrfes At the C!crka tttsk, and 4ns!s{, tho
nIrir scaE and not Interfere witt, thc Clerks du-
tlc,. FINALLY. th* soto was % Anlonncea, a. ye"''
JJe yoia .ya4 theh taken 0ii the b1!l reported by
Mr, Tor, from lhr Committee on lanktsis ahd Ghr.
rcncy. and Il wau passcl-ycas. loQ; nhJe, u, ~
%,xt1.
, 1876-08-07

tFI'VH AGEtEpVHVtsAE W are 1FtpNWE.
f,AKE rrwAukEE, Wis, Aug. 5-La}sc rc.
uaulsec, 10 fte full length, breadth, and drptn
has been sounded, tho pnst week. Parties, daily IN
groups aggrcgating over 1ooanl OUR little steamer
overlooking by night, have met tho stern pike,
tho dashtug p1ckcrel, tho firm, stolca bass, and
the worthless hummer bulihcad; and, alike I'm
der the melting rays Of old Sol, or the more
genial bca1us of Luna, have captured thcnf In
straight tt'ifs as well as in angular directions.
The scason Ii III full blast. All classes, ages,
and conditions are represented ,-thcir alu, pure
air. healthy spring-watcr, aud rurai sports. The
faru1-hotscs on the shores are Oiled with inya-
lids; and, every dnY, people are arriving who
srck epor1, recreation, anl hcAltt,, on tic
"lnost reasonable tcrlns;" while the lakeside
cnttngest nlHl tho mora cOmmudions Oakton
Springs Hotel, are being loaicd-down With the
rcsentatlvcs Of St.. Louis, Chlcago, 1niianapo.
lis, and other points, vic with each otler, In the
daytime, iu their "crcry-lny clolhos,n Tor tho
championship tn the utscatoT!al line; while, II,
tue evenings, the. same parties crond the spa
Oakton Springs Hotel, covered the people, ind
not the l,otcD with rich brocatlc md sparkling
diamonds. setting off in bright contrust tho
es,n s, Of nE a Eyes ana sa1 see thus
titlan III costly attscl Sucli Is lIfel
The accommodations at 0nktun Springs arc
also crowded. Tents ltno ttu shores VI, either
side; mud party Of New York and Washington
iayajil correspondents nro Dow playing The part
OF "e1uatteTs " In the beautiful grove sur
rounding tho springs. The New York World,
Tribune, mud other leading papers, have wnrn-
out representatives aoiouruine At this Mcssu
for tired nature.
Evunstontlas inst sent us twenty nf lts leading
cttEzcna, nnder the guidance Of slr. Supcrsntcnd
cut Wicker, NJ tho Northwestern, tof1sl6ting at
Mcssrs, 0E.nsby, pcwcy, Taylor, RAYMOND, ind
States Attorney. Mcssgs. Cnolha,lstl, Upton,
md Fnwcctt are on hand, aud hard and soft
money disputes all melt away In aore congehial
crnployments. "So on with tlt dhuce; let Joy be
unconhlea.n INVALID.
, 1876-08-07
MATS.

8ff. Cox tbnn reported the BILL for commission
Of thsee Senators, three Representatives, aud
tLrcu experts to niu.rc frtt, ftn the change thut
haa taken place In thu relative xa1uc Of gold and
silver, md The cauacs thereof, whcihor Permanent
Or otherwise. tue eTocts thereof on the trade, COM
mcrcc finance, ahd productive interests Of the
country, and Of, tho standard Of vaac in this md
foregn countries. Second. into Tho policy OF tho
and, i restored. what legal relation between III
two coEns-gold and eilyer-eha1l be. Third, Into
the qneetian OF tc policy Of continuing Icsa1l
and Tho effect thereof on The nhar, industry, and
wealth Of the eunntry: fourth, into tho hest man.
OF providing for facilitating t4e resumption Of
specie paJsnent The Commission to report on Or
before the 18th Of January, 1877.
An hour aud bait debatn on the It'll took place,
turning chiefly, on thn question whether the bill
dclNGnetlxinG silver sas was not pa4scd through
thc House 1nrreptitinuely and without reading,
the Affirmative being held by Holman and Fort, na
the negative by Knsson atld Towntena, II Penn.
sylranta. Finally tile qucation was taken up and
the bill rsSsed.
, 1876-08-07
WISCONSIN.

Tho Nav President Of the whitewater Nor
mni sellout-.-Stato Geological Survey,
Srtriat Corretpondencs Qf Ina Tribune,
Ma DlsoN, Wis.,, Aug. 5.-Aftcr much delay
mad examination, rrof. William F. Fclps, Of
WiMona, Mtnn.. has accepted the Presidency Of
Whitewater Normal School, FROM Which Presl-
dent Oliver Avery retired some tImo slnre. 1t
is believed by statc-SupeHntcndrnt Scaring,
WHO has known Mr.. Fclps for many years, and
by othur numbers Of tic Board, that t1is will
prove M excellent CHOICE. lie t,as bccn
for twelve years III Charge of tho Min
ncsota Sortnal School ut Wlnona,
und male sutrcss Of It under great obstacles; !;
1ss esoss If rss s soss.a er s VIII Sts' @ ss ss Il
School ut Albany, n. y; a1,u for niue years
more, from 1HH, 10 lhtA. Wis President Of tic
New jersey Nnr,'al svhool Al Trenton. IlasiI z
bern el0scn President VI tue National Elues.
ccl1cnt presiding olIlecr u. ttis ysas's neeting
in baltimore, anl also at thu International
Educational Congress In Philadelphia. lie ia
tho author II several educational wurlss, and
recently wrote un interesting series Of articles
on tho icilnwslonoe, whiei! 10 I!sttea low
Custer.
proi. T. c. cnambcrltn, Ch!ct State Gcolo-
Eist, an.l Ills asslstanss, trof. Roland lrEang,
work IN ssl!fnrcnt tl!vistunsof tsc survuy, with
II ia expected, will bc nearly completed this
year. Tic survey Is developing Important re-
suits, rtef among them betuEt tho ccstanty tint
tho coprer-bcarng rock extends south Into
Folk, Burnett, Barron, ami st. Crolx Counties;
and The probability TINT the tEou-rangc, !Astcal
OF bearing over into Minnesota. teMls south
ward In our Stats towurl the liacls River
range, b,th of which arc dCcrcnt fsuu! what has
been supposed th bo tho ease, xl4 will pruyu Of
lu,lrh value to that portion ot the State.
, 1876-08-07

for lovc.tna':lng, g,-tnnnnlsEht Arircs, innting at
Bllnset,-hut Why enumerated The glrls can't
6park eafli Htl.nr; H tl'at endf the matter. II
MIME gootl- -l,x,klnE ,tlnw. Will, plenty Of money
ana muscle, would COME up. he would create
There are fcw married men here, hut they
are aucfi N.rcs. They louk upon girls US sly
creatures, lying frt Ha!tefDr eo,ilc ponr eNna,-
And then they make nut:1, fearful tenarks,-
always telling you That there IL powder OH your
nofe. t,r that ynur l,atr t!stnnt Inatr1-na Il the
former WAS not intentional anil the Inter utl-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will fl,slc.
The p3nc6 Is comfortably filled; ret tho mum.
Der of vi*itnrs Is small compared with former
years. The sturekc0pcrs complain of a lark nf
cuetomcre, and blaine elpa!ly tho Centennial
cad bard t!sncs. Think, ou sl1e w'tnie, II Ii
lorsunate for tho country that cchtcnnIals arc
One Of The ghief charIuB Of thlK pncc IL tue
number nf drives within few tnl!cs. Onu ia
not 11tc1 10 death, nr eovurcd will, dust, rs il
nsa'y t,s cass II ths sa"try Tc r,,sds arc
a,ld upd1lls which are really picturesque, anl
Ons OF tlc most charming drives Is to Easl,nta
Mis''o' MI, esssrat lnkcs re passed o1 te Way
oe es .; x''1 the ,w'a s'' ,sess J. sna arS''ok. ,
presacs one us q Inutt appropriate epot 10
praise the Creator nf all baailty. The tyy climbs
ai'd the shadows creep to aud fro on The lalss
beneath All is 80 bcuntiful, 10 nrllct, that
even the heart OF u hcathcn would 10 ililcd with
p!rty.
! ietic, one y change IN ocono,uowoe, for which
think tila Centennial Is in no wise rcsfN,naibie,
Iae wio!s credit tnust ite given to the i,ard
sltnca-if hard times lfar< any rrcit. There Is
much loss dress than In former times. 4 ward.
rnbc that would lnrc appeared positively shabby
lev years at,o, HOW Is emincntiy respectable;
anil EhE children nq1v III In tn1r ru,l,{% H..
, 1876-08-07
Tho Plague af Mnlhtts In Now zcntont,-

Some years a,o i cufolisi' viii tho tt1on ~
Ting New zca!aud tool; out few pairs of
tDnlts, and turncl t)lcfn ont In thu country. f,r
sshts,ns Y, inw quickly these animals multiply, and
%ns, MnatdM ta!S nsaps there arc III land % tkniy
consequences is That tara,a arc sleyasteI' crons
arc destroyed, aud tAu cnrth 0ycrrun With n.
treatlng sssartns Of tlseie iestr,cttyc rotlcnts.
@ ana ~. t9o eAoFss Of tho eoiouists iayc bcen
At last !lappy !,teR struck SONG ncrsons WIN
lud suffered from this curious plague; thry lie.
te,,Ginetl ~ Import so,nn wcasals, ;Itki tat
" thelr hs'p ,ley w9ull br abIo to uenon,piisl.
t!'e lss!rcd snI; and They have offered Is n,uci.
tho Bluff. Weascls, however, object to anx. y.
thing like confinement, and as they wnMil
probably llc on the v0yngu ont, BIZ, UueElsts,I
10 whose care shp experiment haa been coniIicd'
wl,'ch he t,,aslnos viii be even more valuable
fartners' fsitAt!s.
, 1876-08-07
AiEUsEu E;TTS.
N0OLlY'S NEW CHICAGO THEATRE,

MONDAY, ACG. I. every evGnfng at Bis.
an,l "Wednesday and Saturday uatfMecf, at G:l5
T., RI. Return Of tho fnvoritrs,
HooLEX'9 h1INSTRELE,
tompr!dng 30 Of the most eminent artists In the
profession. Old favoritcs and new facea. First
uppeas1nco Of NJ; 0eorEr y: Knight, the gFcate't
q MI German dialect cDu'edton., M: !. ". Nor.
great tnterlacntnr, Mr. i. II. Kayne. Gh!caee's
5Hyorite Gast. Mr, Charlcs Fostrlle, female ita.
connection with tho old favoritos. John lart, Iliy
!siee. E. II. HALL Iutlneun and Bruno. Little MUG,
Percy Ashton, Arthur Cook. y. Isarron. j. su1li.
ran together with tic great f,oHac Quasctte, aud
Frof. yoot' une7ualed orchestra.
l3oI Office now nIltn.
, 1876-08-07

Es,r fnrk yflfyrrnl. .
All doubts Is TO lhe utmost nc,or,i existing
between two grrat 1ncn lEu sci vt rcst by the
following dialogue Ut q Saratoga bar:
T-n-"Vhat will you hare, Gove7nor7'
H-d--"What arc you going TO take, Gov
crnori"
T-n-" A little rye, guesa."
u--l~s-" ~ tase Md a4jnk"
, 1876-08-07

10 ''~sf ~' -" aye '"~o
balance on hand, .s1o. 83o
n,ronrra WV
o,,- ..,, pooHe
Ihza u Mcslanon nlcu OIL! saturday nskinE
for divorce from her husband, George r.
AfcNfahon, because Of his deserttou.
NAV Rnvno,]s a1,o f,,cd I'M for 8lror,,
eba arr3rn bar hr.,,oua na,s,, ~ T,1sa,a. o' .n,.,
6a'S W. Aaeo"na' Acn1Y 1seynoAust "itu
ocln2 conhfmed oTunRard.
ITEMS.
Judpe rrummond ret,trned :, tho c,tv aotrr.
1nv and w,,, l,.or n,otton. ~ sa,.rso 49,,
~ a., ~. ~, .,, H. .a s''''"o u eoo'se 1'o'E onS
70 aay III Chambers: .-....
p,.1s,, ~ tme case o. M5crs vs.. The Crystal Lake
frxnE r,aaE, " G, Tsgscsy1ng company, Inc Master In
GAAncc!V, wafer bnt!er, 4icd h!s report satur-
Wy, recommending that the late Receiver, J..
=. S1ma y, g uc Palu &d,uu 1gr Als services from
wsf. ", ls 70 Aprll ~ lS76, tile tic during
M .,., uAlTso STATES CognTs. $780,.
vi. W. +. +. aei.aseh anu Danlel Wells, Jri began
sun III e1eetshent 4sain6t TUG CITY Of Chicago
- =; lcsnYer 10 Rossessian q the y: n Of Lot j,
BANKRUPTCY MArEEHB.
~ ~ eAsc u N'etlatu IL. tiotley, on petition
1oF ulsclaree, m ofacr wnR Inallc for 1nal
leArtpE n1u creditors meeting to bo held Sept.
-, lciure Register Iibbartl.
4 discharge was Issued to phflin r. rrcu1trb
George ", CanIpbcI1 wus opno}ntrt1 1 AaatTn.o
, 1876-08-07
fbutck Tins.

certain the tine III wli!rA brad could }3a fuutle
from wicat stantljng In lhe HELD, aud With The
following astonishing rcault, commencing Al
onB tallillte after D O'Clock, and Autshiag at
twelve ultuNtc4 utter 3:
, 1876-08-07
CHICAGO LADIES' SEMINARY.

Is and IT South Sheldon st. squaEe ekss OF Union
Park.
. f9Srsesnth IT Tcs1 orens seps j. Abe rsotssso tn
s!s.l M E!osu'ion speetsltY. under rrot y neoth-
AmEis accommodations fa. hath boarding and day
puplla. MISS GREGG, Principal
, 1876-08-07

PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COLLEGE,
rlttsburg. East End. r., College Coutae embraces
al the departments Of Higher Education. Cow
c1n'ont y that Of refined Chststaa homo To-
eat1on ~ Eilee from the heart Of The city. Fro
from dnet anu smoke. easy Of aecess, and nm
auE1'asfed for beauty and scenery. Scason opens
sspt, 13. For eat.logues apply early To tho Rev.
TllOS, C. STRONG, b. D., President
, 1876-08-07


On Wednesday Re1t Miss Laura C. Rcd1cn
will ho marr:cl In Mystic, Conn.,. to Mr.. Ed
warl W. Soaring, OF that plare know not
who be is, but she is vol known nll over the
country as tiuaf-mute, who for the last fifteen
years has supported herself and made her owa
WAY In literature under tho rather mascn1ine
nosn le plume Of Howard Glynlon." 6hs
possesses surprising energy, and accomplish.
ncnts aud requirements VI high order. De-
privcd absolutely Of llcr hcarlnE and the Fit Of
spcsch, 1hs started from her houe In Central Mis-
soari when shB was but 20. resolved to u.ako her
own living - = correspondent 6he went to Wash.
lngtun, obtained regular position as Tho War
correspondent Of three or four Newspapers, In.
Guiding The s.. Lou'' Aep.s!tean, inansrel 10 gpi
on tic rsitroads tor her fathof and brother
md brought tilc to Washington, and obtained fur
them c1rrksh'pA in the Departments. Ehe t.lr0yc
She vtotr q book nf wonderfully muscular poetry
with the rcat browning havosl. and Il sold. 6nre
then her wsy haa been easy. She bar tor t,vc q
In Tits city snd w.rksa a.oadi!y. ~ editorial OF
sketch itse nr Watering place correspondent fur
the New Y"rk papers. l.! 81 many friends III tho
Wrst will twlus orango. blossoms fos hor happy
MaErjtEs,
, 1876-08-07
TIE COURTS.

necord Of business Dono Saturday
Tt1E GREAT wEsTEIN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Tie following is mn abstract Of tho last
monthly report Of G. W. Upton, Assignee Of the
Grtat Western Insurance Company:
Observation-Disclosures. 8,51H
....,.... SCI, 45O
Paid on account Of Dividend, ETC., in July. I, so