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READ sYcLr BROTHERS, ADVERTISEMENT.

FURNITURE Observation-Disclosures Of all kinds
repaired vanished, or polished in the best style.
Chairs recaRed, reseated, &c, at THOMAS w.
KEEsEE's, No. q Governfr street.
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THOSE YARD.wIDE PLAID CAMBRICs which
LEVY BROTHERS are selling al 1870. per yard are
choice goods in style and quality and worth much
more money.
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OPERA KID GLOVES at LEVY BROTHERS in al
Of tile choice shades; also full assortment 0.
black and dark. colored kid gloves.
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SLIPPERS BoTToMED.-Custom-wo work Of all kinds
made to order and guaranteed at BoscHEN BRO
TIERS.
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ACCIDENT 70 4 CARRIAGE.-Whise Mr.
Perry, an English gentlemaB, residing about
a mile from the city, was driving into the
city yesterday morning the coupling pole Of
bis carriage broke at the corner OF Main and
Laurel streets. The vehicle WIS also badly
broken, and the horse ran of with the fore
wheels, but stopped after going short dis.
tanee. Mr.. Perry escaped with few slight
bruises on his hands and arHla.
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THE SANE Sunday, Rev. DR.. Bit
ting, Rev. DR.. Garlick, and Rev. S. A. Steel
preached from Philippians, Sd chapter, 18th:
and 14th verses. Great minds will think
alike
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All kinds of UPHoLsTERISG done In the best
manner by sbilful workmen.
Samples or REPS, LEATHER, &C., always on hand
for selection. THOMAS w. KEEsEE, No. IL Gov
ernor street.
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Now you have good chance to buy the mos
dry goods for your money. SYcLE BROTHERS oftel
greater inducements than ever.
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HAVE YOU noticed that SYcLE BROTHERS have
reduced their winter stock from twenty to thirty
per cent?
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HAMILTON TYCOON REPS in choice patterns
only zoe. at SYCLE BROTHERS.
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COMMISSION AERcuIANTs.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or call at any time You may
wish TO see specimens or ob ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
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LoNspALE soFT-FIN1sH CAMBRIc only 15c. per
yard at SYCLE BROTHERS,
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THE CHIaBoRAzo PARK.-The City Enei'
neer is engaged at present in making asur
yey Of Chimborazo Park.
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CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS FOR LADIES AND GEN'
TLEMEN-veIy pretty-at 6oscHEN's, oo9 and Oh
Broad street.
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'aneals CAksDINAL Si woLsEY Henry VIII.

The choice reserved seats. -.
Admission: $3.50, IL, and 50c., according 10 the
section.
orders for five seats, or less for the season or
single night, be left and after Saturday next
at Wyatts music-S,ore, Main street. where cerlin-
Gates will he furnished which will entlte fne noid-
ers to selection on Mo day, January 10th, at the
Theatre, In the rotation or their application. 10 9e
paid for when selected and the ticke!s deiiyersa.
etc. etc. tits the purpose OF the Manage nent TO
prevent any speculation In tickets; thi refore he
priyit ge sreservtd 70 his agents to refuse to sell
to any party or parties who .may have that object
4 N view. IN 4-lws
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BoscnEN s. BROTHER keep the largest assort
ment of boots, shoes, trunks, and valises.
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auCFIoN SALES FHIs DAY.

JOHN W. WRIGHT, sheriff. at IL a. H., at B.
Catogni,s, Fourteenth street, candy sardlhes'
pickles, toys, showcases, SC.
COOK q I,AUGHTON, 1Oh A. NJ. al No. 5000
Main street, milch cows, l2 bales nay, house
hold furniture, &C.
AUGUSTINE RoYALL, 34 p. NJ, lots In the city
OF Manchester. .4,
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BEAD sYcLE BROTHERS. ADVERTISEMENT and
profit Ly IL,
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

MIR. EDWIN BOOTH,
commencing MONDAY january ~, 1879.
The leading ragedian OF Beotn,s Theatre' N IL
MIR FREDERICK 3. w ARDE,
will accompany Mr. Booth cu;ing his southern
engagements.
MONDAY, January "a ~ IEr IEir
TUESDAY January 18...............R ..RlCHELtE0.
WEDNESDAY. January l9 IhSIy' ~
THURSDAY, January 20.......... ''.oh ILooh'
FRIDAY, Jununry 81, ,,,,,,
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Aitlsu1ond 1lspattll,

ns- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFIRMED HRCULA-
TON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NOTICE.-Tbe anunal meeting Of the
MUTUAL BUILD1NG AND LOAN AsSO-
CIATIlN, for the election OF officers Will be held
at the office OF the company, Oil Main street.
Shareholders requested TO be present either In
person or represeuted BY proxy. BY order Of the
Board OF Directors.
WILLIAM LOyENSTEIN,
jy 4-3t Secretary.
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WALTER D. BLAIR & co,
No. sos MAIN STREET.
Established 1922,

Established 1929
OUR CHRISTMAS sPECIALTIEs:
ANMTiagGA 4 AsMaiGa R{}M,} R{T}MM,} Genuine and very fine;
seGHPH fsfsH WH1skEYY, WH1skEY,,} Old and fine;
CHAMPAGNEs-best brands;
WINES finest imported;
ALLEGHANYt WHIsKEY Virginia Mountain
Rye)-vsry good;
WILLIS WHISKEY-very fine;
B SELECT WHIsKEY-Dr McCaw's certificate
TEAS-best grades:
CIGARS" Pride Of Key West - and other popu-
lar brands Of imported and domestic;
IMPORTED CONDIMENTS and FANCY GRO
CERIES. si
AS our stock is purchased for cash we cannot be
underson. y. IS
Iiharai discnunt to the trade. de A.lm
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Icy xrp,YEp. AND FOUND.

= usr YESTERDAY, BETWEEN
70 .',rr and ,pc farm Of Rev. 7. DiggS. q
- 1,',.,tnK rnnraiulny = check for twenty
t1'' ',. ~, The Third National Bank. New ork.
- ~ r C. CroGil. payable 10 the ORDER or
V Man - Digs. said check haa Deen se :, as
i4l !"".' ''' I wv W :, - ii,is Office, il 5-lta
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w,sYNESS WANTS.

u.NrEp II Generally knGTn Ti1Sssbayi INA; Jsn. M'..
y agAgG6tHsEv Sc5Es u. sAA q ANirFLEs: %SiSyS, ~
-, ~ +. WI |FEA>>, EAGkE53,it;5 .5a,i.5 fhACku rEHauTs, 1Hs
,Rl r:.A>. hN,E' i,'tISG.. ~ .rOUFlSH, EXTRA
81, - 49,. =. 'i',s ~! 'ii,i::nXCI'> rEAKL HoMiS5
.tEi.: ! :."l LlrEi,;,tstK.C'nKN. CASTLE SOAP;
- E:' fGG> RAIINs es etc, nhIie No M,'ssh GENE
, Of ne lrtas ana is n"'''' sD
-. y -, III .noi >uuuh. gentle. ana reiiaoie
YAEN.a.1 h4"i'' j. Il. H0CkADAI,
1928 Naip street.
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IAPIi BOTTLES FOR SAFE

800 G1zen GEzen ,",H!skEY BOTTLES,
N'o E9zsn si,z WINE and Ci.ARET RrTvrr nc.
tLEs 0! all kinds at low prices.
aelo-e9dIztt ,d9 da9oWLAND SsI.A;, HILL.
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AMuSEMKagS.
n AB Il z A u x.
ASSEMBLY HALL.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
JANUARY 7TH and STH.
THE LADIES OF CENTENARY CHURCH
WILL GIVE AN

EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUY
at Assembly Hall FRIDAY EVENING, January
7th, AZ 8 O'Clock.
An attractive feature OF The occasion will be
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental; andno pains
will be spared TO make the exhibition delight
full. Grateful for the sympathy and patronage ex-
tended them In former efforts, they beg for a con-
tinuauCe OF the same.
Dp n y A NJ NJ E.
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TTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
a STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CITY SAVINGS
BANK will be held on MONDAY. January O.,
e76,at7:30 p. NJ, at the Printers National Bank
building, EDWARO COHEN s.
ia 6-td Cashier
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FURNITURE.

MONEY SAVED IS MoNEYM
lH MADE Crest inducements in FuRS1. IN
TURE. Sea soIable goods for the holidays q. .IY1
F. HELFEkT.3, ), All Main stree!, between Ths c.,
and FurpiIure OF every description largest aSsoft
n.ent In The city of Childrens Chairs ana 10y.
chairs at surprisingly low injuries, ana nosuy -
lla Q-lI M 4 q
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CI0TfIiNG.

NEhDY.MADE CLOTHING,
lGs-.r,,o inform them that will sell the same
At OK AHVuT COST FOR CASH
from His Tim. until thc close Of the season. Per
-lu, ia wait uf bargain Will DO we'll 10 call at tht
o.". established hru.r II
WM. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
400 Main street.
-trN. lnNI FL AZ. 5.cnd3t
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ITNION BANK OF RiCHMOND.-AN.
~ NUAL MEETlNG.-The regular annual meet
Ing of the stockholders Of this hauk will take place
on THURSDAY the 18th of Jarunry, 1875, ut s
O'Clock 2. NJ, in the rooms of Messrs Davenport Z
Co., over the First National Bank.
de 1.eodld JANIS MILLER, Cashier.
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CADEMY OF DANCING, On
N MONTICELLO HALL, "a
615 BROAD STREET. SECOND QUARTER E39
Professor M. v. 4. FRhECk Will formtS.stSi
classes for new beginners for the second quarter
commencing January 4.ii and OH.
For circulars, stating days OF tuition, terms &c.
onuIy MI 81 8 Broad street. .Ss de Z2-2W
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TAKEN Up. on my place. on the SEss
,t,lrtr.. = RED uEiFER, which the e.
- r'g r., hv paving charges ana taklnf iei
~ ~.. -. ia, viii b.. dealt with according 10 law.
"''' - -' 5 SCHWARTZ,
.qg. SAILS Nos. 5 and 81, New Market.
TAKEN Up. \. Magnolia, the resi-. SE;SS
dlfc..f Mfs. T. 4. Howe.a IFLLo" 1I.iA-.
1uW viii. Whit. breast, which The owner can ger
" ,,,,,','. ..nsr...s. ia 3-3ts
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RICHMOND, Va, January 4, 1876.
OFFICE OLD DOMINION INSURANCE CoMPANY,s
.Ionuary a = R5R

T,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Il OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE OLD
DOMINION INSURANCE. COMPANY will be
held In The ComDapy,s buildi es. No. lib MaiR
street, at O'Clock p. M. on TUESDAY the IL th
January. x 1876. B.C. WHERkY.sr,
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I,rTsTnN Fps

AN '''' for HANDMADE SADDLES,
ggInLF>. HARNESS: COLLARS, &f' =,
h!.''',,,~i.haud MCCLELLAN SADDLES al
."3's' |.I,IH II, pICKERsnN { RR0THER,.
- IL No, 1912 Franklin street,
.g. neat door 10 Johuson's stable.
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PROFESSOR HENRY r. LAUBE'S g3
I TERPsICHoREANIN INSTITUTES SSA
change Hotel dining. room, Richmond, and fstH
LIBRARY HALL, Petersburg. ..'-
DAYS OF TUITION Ladies, misses, and masters,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. AFTEEN0EOhxs;
at O'Clock; gentlemen, TUESDAY ana FElDAf
EVENINGS &C 7:30 O'clock. .,,~xx> .,,.
Petersburg classes are taught MONDAYS @ ano
THURSDAYS. oc 1I.oM
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THE WEATHER To-DAY.-The probabihhe:
are that il sciU be cod, clear or fair.
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~ TFp al 20 FOR A GAL @07
one tpr 81 III I you cat buy etty-siadesae1Szs
ln, one t., :. s1ont pay 81 FOR ,Ioe when you can
IT, sptp tie rus Is true; If vos don't believe
Iyery nar Hlsa, Nothing but city- xee goods sold.
i"llcd sc 1G
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OFFICE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERs}
SAVINGS BANK. .
A NNUAL MEETlNG.-The regular an
In nual meeting of the stockholders OF this bank
will be held at their Office On FRIDAY the 14th Of
January, 1875, ut 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
WILLIAM A. JENKINS,
ia 4-td Cashier.
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b. kENtH CALF BOOT.s
-; i..,y,' y'2V' ~, essl FRENCH CALFGAiTER,EEA
Your orders ~ MI CA. sifOE, SC. Leave ~
3ut - IIoaCHEh'S, IS 3 Broad Street
Htt"c"n Second and Third sfrpefs
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m,I.EJE,,,rll,jrns,s,,.

T,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the trustees or the Virgins Department
LIE Il EASSOC1ATION.0F AMERICA win be held
at IFS Office, No. 1015 Main street at 6 P.s M
TUESDAY, January II, 1875. a faIl attendance
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II v>'O ADVICE FOR ALI

q Ihr en- .t, nr n eSa"riment as aus shoe house
"n&M be unueis.H. ''e ~ very 10" 'ha'
altr!.,,11.., 1.' Keep t'KCS!i ) aud SATCKELS, good
''''''S done neatly s&sa with pro,np.ness.
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:HENRIco COUNTY COURT cLERK's orrIcE,l

= shENhiSo SoCNf1f fSVohL, ILhhh 9 OrENE,S -
sasy5 .z 49, January 4, 1875. 80
A CALLED MEETING OF the BOARD
IN OF SUPERVISORS of Henrico county Will
be held ut the courthouse on SATURDAY the 9Th
instant at IL NJ. SAMUEL p. WADDILL,
: ta aS-W.F&S8t Clerk to the Board.
, 1876-09-23

r5e, T5e, 9gst {S tn t' s, st Of xa Ash{;, { 19vor
Giyc tu n 1nnn Il eutussal Ercatnc.s,W "'''' and
Tho tMkc Of Wellington WAS Nh crto,.,-
reader; hts principal tayuritea VERY Clnrn,s'lVa
i,,lshop pMtlsr. snitl,'s "Wealti, "l Nn,onss9a
Billie. lIo was also particularly inscr,M"t u "
rrens, at!t English eors-inorc cfnc'i,1,, I,.H y
THO French Memories pour scryir of MI Ii,AIly
When nt Walmcr, Afr. tilceg tnys tllc fsna.' Haa.'
aa Gmseqs s,E r. md
rcncl, ard, judglngly tho nnrka Of ,isr NJ, ihi ai
suited. N-'s" Cob
, 1876-09-23
THE FORESJ.HOME,

Under the glory Of the tented aky,
Rcstlng In peace, our lont brioy.el lie;
The river etosssd. ana gained tho otheE shore,
Our futaAt!fpl-our Dead.
tbs place wherein they sleep, It IL 10 fair
IL scarcely seems that Death 10 crowned KtaR theEa
Yet, ~ We gaze upon THUR bods, we wppp,
While ws arc nurlnurng, They do but sleep
Our Deautful-our Dead.
We see, adown Tho atales OF years long gono,
upun dead chilAs face tho rays Of dawn
Stream down.. Again We fees the bitter wo
That rent our hearts IN that dtear Long Ago.
Ont tHesutiful-01E Doad.
For hctc, low at our foot, tho sunlight sAlaea
0Ycr . little grave, whore ulystlo tWlnes
@ FSqosea Fssh Z ast ST. II 1t i tho better way
Our DeaUtiful-our Dead.
And there are those swept from tho ahores Of Life
Whose feos il ro0chcsl ways had known: tho
strife
A over now. she haven gained; all.blc.t
Our leautlful-oue Dead,
And thc!e are those wAoso beads grow sIlycs.
white -
OF Death ut last caniv to them, thuy did bend
Aud read unttoubled the laat words, ''The Rnd''-
Our Heautful-our Dead.
Tendtrly sad VIC whisper saruweli
Hulemnfy among tho branches swell
Low rcuuIuuls for The dead, "a melody
A uooss "a an organs ha1,nony-,
And 20 No leave them In the alent night,
Dim shadows fast obscuriug thsn from sight,
All undlbturbeh under tho st4f. rift sky,
Waiting ths coming Of tho by.ani. i.Hy.
Our H0aaslful-ouf Dead;
, 1876-09-23
Circuit Mems Favorlto Hooks


We nre told that Shakspcare's favorlte
writer's wsro Ptutarch md Montague. Milton's
iavorltc books were Homer, Ovid, aud Euripldes.
The latter book WIS also tho fayurtto bol,k of
tho other hand, Pitt took especial delight In
Milton, whom Fox did not appreciate, taking
pleasure In reclttng from u hPnrudise Lust +" tho
Powera Of Pandeuloniu!n. Another fayorite
book Of Pitts was Ncwton's "PrinclpIa."
Again, tho carl Of Chatham's faVorlto book was
Burrows Sermons" which he read 40 often
that hu was able to repeat then from memory;
Milton, Bnoltngbrokc, and Youpg's Might
Curran's fnvorlte was Homer, which he Nkd
through once year. Virgil wns another of HIS
iavorites-his ,bograpler, Phillips, saying that
cabin Of Holyhcad packet while every ono
about him was prestrated by sca-sckness.
VI tGo p9ots, Dantss layorite vas Virgil;
asnsna scn1Ss1 a n VS.
Coslins mud bowlcd. Dante himself was n
fayor!te with most poets, from Chaucer to Byron
md Tennyson. Lord Drougham, Macaulay,
and CARLYLE ihavo alike admired and culogtzcl
studcnts at qlasQow that, next to Dou,ostllcnes,
tho study Of Danto was the best preparatiyo for
tho cluquence Of the pulpit or the bur. Robert
Hall sought relief In Dante from the racktng
tho same poet for comfort and soIaee In hts old
ago. ~ Was characteristic to Goothc TINT his
fuyorlte book should haya been Splnoza's
"Etlllcs,H III which he said hc found pcaen mud
consolation such as he had been able to iintl in
no other work.
Dkrrow's fayorlso was St ChrJsostom; Dos-
suct's wna Homer. Eunyan's waa tho old
Legend Of slr Beyls Of soithamptonr, which, In
II RESb1sty Ess ny ous hS dst I sss s, Sf s
TINT ever aat Dn the English bench, Dr. Jniln
, 1876-09-23

Tho Hartford Cohraut says TINT n few NJ ~.
employees In hat fertory n tho Village Of ,1It M
plat',, I1wn 81 ,ann'ry, Com'., Feer,itIy js lax
Club The proprietor, ro1n.ncnt nui in;uaeef 'In.ef
ta! I!tiei, nan thercup9ll posted tic fniIuwIIhs
of the oiIenders 10 say il Il was meant NJ s1ao IN
charge of nt lfRyes anu Wheeler men fr,,,a " u
,Inph nmploy, he sa'a' Eyes that !. just wias II
. The lntcEceta Of thia gr1n sttonely allied !.
the preservation Of peace IN The entire linton. ~
ngast tho policy 0f th0sc III power at 1 nrc.as aaa
mc to create outbreaks and employ mlitary eSa! asa!
W onforcs their cottlnunncc Of lilo rama ~
While VIC will uae orcry honorable nrnns In n..
ahac ali 70 join tile standard Of ReformT V n ss es
employ, a1 employer requested 10 ncI a. H.! HHs
believe to be right hnA to tl,nlr own nysn.Mas:j Msj
and, whic we cannot cmp1oy those that wuuI y;
destructive 10 tho busincrs Of tho Gtn, We hnHa
thusc opposed to our Interest will tpi,hram frde
orr employ On and after Saturday, Sept Id ~ y
'ncs! thciF accounts Will be mado up duriny ~
week, aud what ID due thom will bu pall Monasss'
Sept. .5, at 2 p. m.
, 1876-09-23

FaR I5FF W0F!d, Be67 TO-. II
Thomas @. shearlnan, Aasoli J. Vanderpool,
and John 8. LII on one aide, aud Roger a.
in Judge Wcstbrook's court yesterday. Judge
Dykman had held that the Venue ia MoultUn
Vi. Buccler was changed to New York, alll
had refused 10 hear here q motion u
w order 10 show cause, and Il wns At ihe
bottom Of Judge WeslbrookI long Mon.
day calendar. Nj. shearmAu tried to got 1t pre-
feIEcd, but 1t had to wait Then the faWyers
differed whether ur not the motion MAS IN old
, 1876-09-23

Vim. s. MUore. Christian.
II. Il. Norris, Cook.
W. C. WtlA,f,, Crawford.
l.. ". Uurll, ErnwfOExl.
dickens. EuHlbrr land. i
j. q. ArlIlsttulIg, l}G,fltG
q. II. l'al1nuF. uuWItt.
u. r. Wtll.atMa douglas.
4tttl01 lrstA. Edgar.
II. ~. ltlsAvl,, ElXnE,
". u. l.athataW, Edwards.
Luyl Eck0ls, faJotte,
Dr., N21&att, FpJ0lto.
!. Z, Nrtatllultr, fAyStte.
GINS. I. Stn!Ell, fuyctte.
n. Simmons. Ford.
I'd. utli, Ford.
4, u. 1}utl, Franklin.
y: +. !'0IM. t'F4Ak!lp.
". u. Kelly, Frnnklln.
4. t'eEFy, Fult9,;
I J.. .. Helm. Knox.
]. III. MIctlUltut, Knox.
Jus. Jcathrldkc, kuux+
\. Kilsw0rth. Knox.
j. II. Morgan, Lawrence.
+. y. knftun. Logan. !
4. 81. Miller, Logan.
u. j. llnueY, M4courtu.
ltr. r. III. Hippo, htnliaon.
II. h.s, u'Mclfe1y, Mtfluu.
+ n aantr1.Phn Anrf,tH
, 1876-09-23

motion or ncr motion. Mr.: shearman Ind ar,
the motion here, Nj. Pryor hntin't seen It, and
Mr.. shear,nnn said tint was negligence: Judge
Wcatbrook will bear tho motion Thursday, and
, 1876-09-23

A hen at Wcst Allin, N. T., receutly laid an
egg which was 81 extraordinarily largs that II
was 0pcued, when another egg, shell and all,
WIS discovered insila tho big one. II u suppos-
I'd that the hen had been reading tho uLlfo Of
Samuel Tildsu," aud was trying to eyada tho
paymen: ot her tax On the small egg.
, 1876-09-23
which is hereto annexed, numbered .hrec, maids


On II the IN moSnins Of Monday, tho 7.h sns,,, Col
order Of Gov. Yates, reported 70 ne, sad 81: i.
Which s wss aimed AIMED With r1sosrrs captnred from
Da:1ols n The c!ty Fl Chicago, remaining on tuty
w the T1.o,rnns 1.,a, q the 9Th ,o,o,, ,r.,,
wili|"m, s' ias'e,, rsi'ro.t s"'.!isi III. M ~.
sa ' ,s;ss. e,ss.ne"'s ss ot 'at; t. fs,s's;s Il:
day and hight Of the FL Inst 100 bu.hwhaekert,.
gaesraae, and Rebel soldiers: among them r. many Of
Gsfssn ts aa1':es sosne: c s. sas q Ss
tain, Sonrr, and I.lcutcnant tlarand, all of whom
are now In custody at Camp nonSas, 49,. ...,.,.,
shot-gina, 10 Aliens patent brcech-loadng csr-
Fsdas .o S1 tha. the Of
on Tho night Of sunday, ths I'D Of November, rat-
sss se 81 na III 6esS s
ttroyrd, tomo Of them valuable a. showing tho In
tcn,s snd Eatpo.sss e th1 Organization" seizsS
Ing. named persons, nio,nbcrs q thc "sons Of
o ssIs s.:ss @ Fo w. s s;s 59 Boes
NlehaF1 T. sc1an'es. isnlew e Pirate ssIa!nes;
d il; M! S; ySs6 Eng.a,p ,.ss tsS%
tenssr Setween : JnssS Thonpson, T SON. CAPT: Hines
nr!gsd1es.o oeneral Walsh, and the guorti!'as OF
re:iad slow boyond nd III Il, aoab t&4 IL q
Liberty" IL a Reasonable, widely extended. and
not oil, the counttos Of th. state; thai II Is mn Of
gnnlzAtion OF two brnnclles--nno civil. The other
'a5 oa "y 81 Il; o
In te1atlon to military plans. and tho location Of
, 1876-09-23

I,nbert Davis NontEom cry.W. T. Hhrrett, shngAmon
Tuuuna I1rnY, NNh tEttnery Jacob Erltf, EnnEAnun.
W. j. Latham. MnrHnn. i. u. ltrcr. 6nngsmun.
!, q, y. Hays Morgan ". NJ SIrrlnEcf, SatIg l1nn.
u. W. MrStcn. MnrRNn. F.. Edn1dndstnit. Schuyler.
u. Patterson, Mpn1trfe. i. l., Campbell schuyler.
nr. KcliAr. MonIttto. j. MontRo1nrrr. Schuyler.
II, u. ltraf, tlRlo. j. e. F0E, Schuyler.
". ". UHttcn. Peoria. j. N, Ward, Schuyler.
Peter awetk, Peoria q. ". Mcntt, Schuyler.
.tAret Usle, Peoria. J., n. Thompson, Shelby.
r. ". l)Hnne, Peoria. Hcnbtn Llnepler, Shelby.
John Fuller, Peoria. ", Friend. Wabash.
JDhn FrAnc{A, Peoria. G. =. Lant1fe. EatAhf.
Z. II, Wright, Peoria, J. u. Mct4nrtncy. Warren.
John Dug, FittnAtn. N. X, rocfIcF. M&ftdh.
n. kthhfdeOn, Shelby. Juhn l1ennA WA!Icn.
II. NhAlsnterRe, Sink. u. W. Alken+ VIII !anson
j. D. Smith, Stephenson. X u. Handoy, WlllI4Mson
j. j.. Carr, Hcffniltt0n. T., 4. N1eh2rlAohs wood
). Donlan, NtFmIllton. 3ord. = -.
, 1876-09-23

-.. mo. Al ..,.
List Of nnne8 Of prominent members OF tho
"Eons Of Liberty" III the several conutiuA OF tho
T.
, 1876-09-23

cAur pouuLAs, c'.cAao, III. Nor. IA o'clock
a. i-Brlg Gen .,ohn G'oSk, spria9asla. e.:
Of reto' ol!cers, cacapsa prisoners Of war, and
Aiorgans AdJulant' Heneral, Col. q. 81 Leger
0rehicl, In con,pany with j.. T. ShankB, an Cd
capeA prisoner VI war, Ut Richmond lloune,
J: 7. sl!auks,. cul Vincent Aaruladukc. brother
0f Gen, Murnlalluke.
ty;" y;.., cups: cantrIll. ot Morgan eom'Tmhndj
:rrayeIss weto arrested ID walIA's houss,
y l.,, which vera toana two eart.loaas
stailds VI nrskctH, loaasi, and ammunition. Aao
seized Two ho1es gnls coAceale!l In \ room In tho
city. Also, arrctied Iiuck Morris, TrcHsnrer
.'sons of Liberty" having complete proof Vt a..
alstimg saanks to escape, and Putting 10 reloaaa
prisoners ut this cAlnp
Most Of thc.y Kehol officers were in this city on
ariAo In insrrectlun snl rsleaae rrisuners Of war
al this camp. Thcte arc many strangers and aus.
pcioas pprsons in the city, believed to bo guerril.
lAs md rebel soldiers. Capt. Nelson aud a. g.
Coventry. Of tho pollcr, rendered very cfl!coMt
service. u. ]. SWEET,
colonul Commanding.