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New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
GOV. GROVER TO BE INVESTIGATED.
CHARGES OF BRIBERY IN OBTAINING HIS ELECTION
SENATOR.
1pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HE>TRIBUYE.l ]

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE~TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.--Tbe Republican Senate
will not be likely to forget the conduct of Governor
and Senator-elect Grover of Oregon when he comes
in next March to take a seat in that body. There
are some ugly charges of bribing the Legislature
which there will be a disposition to investigate
Senators who were not disposed to consider these
charges, now think that man who could be guilty
of breaking the laws he had sworn as chief Execu-
tive of his State to Defend would not be above buy
ing his seat in the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
COMMITTEES LEAVE FOR THE SOUTH.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE special commit
tees appointed by resolution OF the House OF Representa-
tyes TO proceed to Florida to investigate the recent
oecon aud the action OF the Returning Board left for
Tallahassee In the 1865 o'clock train tonight The
louisiana committee left this evening.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ANGLo-AMERICAN ExTRADITION.

IMPORTANT CONCESSION by GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON Friday Dec 8, 1915.
The Daily NerS prints the following in Official
form:
We understand Her Majestys Government, after dis
cussion with the United States Minister has accepted the
American Interpretation Of the ExtraditiOn Treaty. It
IL hoped that now the American Interpretation Of the
Treaty mas admitted, the United states will be will
ling enter into new treaty enaring the scope OF eA
tradition
The Daily Neics gives the following as the nterprota
ton accepted by Engand That prisoner surrendered
for one onse may after ar trial for that oense, be at
once rearresed In the country TO which he has been de-
yercd up and put his trial for any other crime for
which he would be liable to extradti0n under the treaty
The same paper confirms the report that Ninsiow got
inkllng OF what was going on, and escaped.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
HOLIDAYS.
TIFFANY & Co,
UNION SQUARE.

Have made very large importa-
tiOns Of artistic and useful Pet
terry specially for the Holiday
season, and offer many tasteful
and beautiful articles at very
moderate prices. Dinner Ser.
vices, Dessert Plates, and Table
Glass of new patterns.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
COO NESS AND MODERATION CoUNsELED.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-During the caucus OF
Democrats various members expressed their views,
and nearly all Of the speeches were of a pacific
character. The general sentiment was that pending
questions between the two parties respecting
the electoral vote should be kept distinctly in view
and all side issues which would divert the public
mind therefrom should be avoided, and in
this connection it was said there should be
no moyement toward the impeachment of the Presi-
dent as an effort 10 convict him would fail in conse
Guence of the present composition of the United
States Senate majority of the Senator'S being Re
nubcan and friendly to the President. The discus
sion WAS principally participated in by North
ern and Western Democrats, but when, some
of the Southern Democrats were appealed to
for their individual opinions they expressed them
stating that IN this respect the conduct of Wade
Hampton afforded an example worthy of imitation
Owing TO the peculiar relations OF the south at TINS
the discussion.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

A cough neglected may lead to serious con-
sequences PoRTERs BALsAM win give relief
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
AnnouncemenGAl

To secure good health and relief from Coughs
and Colds, PoRrER's COUGH BALsAH
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

GTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
~ Geneavs organs radically aud speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS NJ. D. l44 LehnEtaave. once hours = 70 o.
SKIN DISEASES-CURE GUARANTEED.
- SKIN DISEASEs.-pimple Faahworms, Blackheads
Diseases White Itchy aud scaiy letter OF the Scalp
skn Diseases salt Rheun MI Diseases
slip Dlseasos opred by Dr. VAN DYKE wsst l0tbst
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
STARR & MARCUS,

90 JOHN.ST. CUP STAIRS.
Offer TO Holiday Purchasers un.
usually full collections of Rich
Jewels i'm Diamonds and other
precious stones; Pearls and
Stone Canoes Gold Jewelry Of
new and tasteful designs pre-.
pared for the present season;
BrOnzes, Clocks, and Household
Ornaments in great variety, Of
latest importation.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08

KNOX! KNOX KNOX KNoX's HATS KNOx's
FURs m great variety ladies and gentlemen Late Inn
English fats and umbrellas and Scotch caps 2i2
Broadway aud Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
A HUNDRED GUNS FOR HAYES.

WUNDKED NUINo IVH I'm I>'
HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 1.-THE Republicans
Will fire 100 guns at noon. under the direction
OF the Republican State Committee In honor Of the cleo
tIon NJ Hayes.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-08
SENATORS SHY OF THE QUESTION.

DEMOCRATS IN The SENATE REFUSE TO EXPRESS
AN oPINIoN-THE REPUBLICANS DENoUNcE GOV.
rrrr,tc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE I,2ss BRoApwAY;..
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERA

HER4rP BbAYcH p n r 2ss T
1DSEETfsEaESIs AND SALES OF PAfERS
A4s4aapSasi.;;s E.:ss E.:. .s :sa 9Th cola
BSAkD p LoDasG fsn sDd "a
SkoSSEiS RIAL EsTaTk FE'i FoR sssxLE-aD r4o.-i"
s''ss sysISEss oesRoRTysITIEs. eeR2ag * PAGE
CLERKS AND s1LEsMEN-ia1s P1cx-4th col
sS9aassS asp SasSsSRks1 r.s..:a =: .. :.
eSfssrRY y soAk6-sD d fAsE-sd col =" - -
bWELifSG HOUSES sSsD TO LET FURNISHED AND uN-
xuRdFEaN 5pENSsHFDH Hfss faS:s saS q
ExcURsIoNs-2p rAGs-6th COL
FfNANCiAi,-srn PACK.
S1RxisHED RooHs AND APARTMENTS TO Lzr-aD
sssrs col
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs-iarn PAGs-sd and 4sh
HoEsEs casRizcEs sOHisr f1ar-s 81 ss 's sss
HOTELS s-sp PAss.sa col
HoTsEs EoSMS AZ w4XFsRls' sH fAs.eA COL
Lost ASH StsTyS ToySP..s1 aS r1as5is' ~ col
MAIKInoN!AL-lsr PAcE-4th col.
ES5SEsSzSas 7.s.s. e.
sg# fSsLisl4iszs S4ss,e 4s ;sl r.e.s.s co.
&
rRoPERrS Ac5To OUT Of 81 THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
E4f Hs71fE EsEfSbs y RHS1SsE. psss..: CO..
REWARDo-Isr PAGE-tst col.
SALES AT AUCTION-12rH PAcH-Sth and 9Th coils.
MUTATIONS wANTED-MALEs-l2rH PAes-lst, I'd
spHsS
sPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS, 6C.-1sT PAGE-2d col.
ETORAGE-l2ru PACK-6th col.
SUMMER RESORTS-2D PACY-3d and 4th coils.
THE TRADES-12rH PAGE-5th col.
THE TURF--lsr PAGE-2d COL
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcE-1st col.
ERAvELLERS' GuIDE-lsT PAcE-6th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGE-2d col
WANTED TO PURCHASED PAcE-4th col.
WATCHkS. JEWELRY. &C.-2D PAcE-4th COL
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D pAGE-lst col.
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EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'cLOcK.
ON EvEEy EyoH noIS E wAnRAYTED SCUM yH rs,.,
BILE HOUSE IN THE CITY.
THIS DAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK
ELEGANT BRIGHT BAY CARRIAGE TEAM. lek
nsnds ;n nigA and ssars old ssss1y mssshsd u IN
drivers; MT afraid Of a locomotive Or anything
else; have not a vice. fault or trick Of any kind:
every way first class family tcam, for any
sold only on account Of the owner going abroad;
SET DOUBLE HARNESS. made to order.
TWO iGiT BARoUcHEs. in S good sa; order. Sy Wood
LANDAU sTABLIsHMENr-Elessn team Horses.
bay aud chestnut ID hands high. Q and 10 years
odd; well matched in size gait and travelling qasi
nr. class drivers have not vice. laait Or trick OF
thing else: do not shy null and are in every re-
spsct hrst class team for any nse In city or coun
SIT M SSSajssiI:Esai%!S;sH %SHSEss. ;siss BY Lorss.;
wEsfGiEsTER RocKAwAY In good oraor. By J. n.
BEAgTfFuI ISISrArunE,posy ESTABLISHMENT
Bay Pony Horse. 40 inches high. years old kind
vice Or trick Of any Kind has been used By lads.
and children and !. pGSTiss, family pet mot afraid
ELEeaN1T' 4 SAsKsr @ "siia cHS"F1 ''da dPaAEroS nearly
ELEGsSxr y srESM AL isG.asa s%acK ROAD HORSE AND
.rn. MAms. ia ~ hands ,a high years Old kind IN ~
minutes and 3:I5 guaranteed; are Black
road teams Il the country; without trick or fault
sIpRy S%a saa scHp wasoS sss ne.,
BEAuHTissuL Hrps TEAM soRRxL PONIES u hand.
high. and years old: kind in all harness and
ridden BY I.aIe. and ssinrsn; have no. ! vice:
fault or trick OF any kind and in every way saic
for family team. SINGLE or double, and warranted
SET DousLE ISSGi HARNESS, mado to order
RUMBLE PONY PHAETON. canopy top. BY Goodrich
PONY PHAEToN. BROAD DASH. with rumble &c"
FINE sn%ck kpmD pmsE II asSs. Ss old
kind and true In all harness. free from vice; has
been used in city and country a. family horse and
tive; can bc driven by any single or double.
and Is in every way first class road or family
sr fss. asasy ss's
ELEGXN;Ta ;a'iH Elbows w MARE. raised in Kentucky i,s
ys' yss sHa Or y rick 81 sns n sa
oo"ss from hsnsreky ras ~ rrSssnt owner ,er ms
else and Is in every respect first cirss sale, re
.nelc Die family mare % sold only Tor want Of use.
iELEGANT LIGHT COUPE, cloth lined oy Miner q
TWO Light vIcToRIAs, in good order. by Wood
BAY cxSADIAH ROXY HORSE. lax hands high, 8
years old; kind In all harness and nnder saddle !;
free from vi Q: afraid of anything: has been
ridden and driven by ladies: safe for any So
ride or drive in every way reliable; Warranted
TOP CANOPY PHAEToN, nearly new, by Ezra
FINE GRAY HORSE. 151s hands. s years: kind in all
harness and under saddle; an excellent roadster
any kind: has been Used as family horse IN city
:, and country quite stylish; warrsnted sound.
SET DOUBLE h1HsEsss % IN good good Order BY William
rwESTY.sEvEN OTHER HORSES, description timo
never to ss ss
our sss SALES Sfi At 10 :"St ccIocR 2e's' ''e' WIN
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EVERY TrEspxY xSD Friday: N'
Twentyour to hours given purchasers to test
Horses Carriages Harness. Blankets. Robes &c. always
hand a. private salc.
CATALOGUE OF. THIS DAYS FRIDAD SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK
PRIVATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STYLISH PAIR
bay ueldngs l5a4 hand. high, and old Kind
drivers double, single tandem good leaders
nssny n the country; can trot In minutes to the
SEs sSSsS sSh~sfaa HhsR.r so sSw
ROAD 1'PcRs 'TPScRRsSsosur-vERY HANDSOME BROWN rKor
tue in all harness free from Vice trick; he
ROAD and carriage purposes combined: be pun two
strength enough draw coupe: does not shy or
ru aud s warranted sound: his speed guaranteed
SSE FSaP WSsSS SESnLy SEy .o,srs
hands high. 8 and Q years old: kind and true in all
ss G free s s ss y' .s. s"d
ance; fear nothing: are in way reliable,
pouss nHsSEs l.i sir: .n II ob s;rllsss TR6s
ssD%S S1qS r. xx ~ a M HANDS
high. . years cd Kind and true in all harness; iree
@ 'G% on i'ss s IN a
Ses % and
A ut! SSt o foSa aapfn
harness; Tree from vice; has been By private
family 20 eoupe and for carriage driynrs in every
!"
SSSS $SRSis spsZ 1T ny ,yDs , Hsss
years OLD. well broken to all ss,s under saddle; has
rLrdxsr E fksSt en- T.srsS r1sDsS SvLr ny BINDER
BAY toggifE or CARRIAGE HORSE ,e4 HANDS
high. years old: kind aud In all harness: Tree
from vice. ,;sr good traveller: RAY prompt and stylish
HSYrn aamoaHSS 4 oSD RD oHRa Trsa HORSE ,s HANDS
high years old; kind and true n all harness free
Se,sers rs great endurance: Is promp,iand stylish
driver frs, class horse for rentlcman's road use.
sGc saSES SSaD SsEps Er1tE ysrp o,
kind and true in AL h.rness free from vice; hne
ssss Y@ s s"s e sy
TOR sSs' roS hT3S ala sssy 'si ,s ''"Tfs Sw and
GRAY COUPE or oAKsIAaE HORSE, ~ HANDS
s e s e u ss AND and aas ~ =. rss %
esirs good raselsr has .een ased By private iau
BAY MARE. s IS. naSbs lii', aaaa % YKsRs oLp
..a aud true :" ~ harness. Tree from ,iss q.
m SaS IssE, ~ * so hasDs Iiuii' YEARS OLD KIND
and ,ns N ~ baness iree from vice good Ifss
vrcrSEIS. ,SRIa IL GOOD ORDER.
SEVERAL GOOD FAMILY Road AND WORK HORSES.
Two cisreners. ., Dunn. Park haf,op rhaeton.
sx.scat kocka~ay. ,nrIain Coach.
raJ', TOP and no top rhac,ons naad wagon 's
Full sprsng agrns kockaways, xc, Ac
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 U'CLoCk.
4 no LEr-TIfE FINEST HORSES AND WAGONS
n. IN the state Horses stylish Wagons Harness,
the Union Club stable. East 18Th st.
way.
A CRYSTAL cAB NEARiY NEW. CARRIES SIX
~ inside also hns Of Pony Phneto with
leather or canopy tops coyLER 4 CO.. 5st broadway
4 NICE PRETTY BAY HORSE, Is HANDS IiI;n:
"a gentle fnr iadics free driver stands without
price $50 =, woustcryt
4 FOR SALE ciIEAr-NINE GOOD BUSINESS
a.. Horses. Apply No. vtstry ST. between varck aud
Hudson.
4 FOR sALE-FIyE HOEs -, SUITABLE FOR
IN. farming. grocery or express; good trial allowed.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc,

"A UCTION HOUSE OF AnDH JOHNSTON,
N 10 II, 23 and 20 18th ST.,
near University place.
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Circulation of the EVENING TELkGRAN last week
ADVERTISEMENTS. 70 CENTS PER LINE.
''ii5 1DtERiIsEMESTss.. 20 6TSrs PER Linz 800
20 cRSTs sRR R'f LSE paper
"'DSi'Si %pSEkTIsEnESTs. 20 CENTS PER LINE . "
I's'sfSy ssps 10 GENTS PER LINE 80
''''sl SlbyEsTIsEaESrs. 20 CENTS PER Line 80
''oldss nDSEsnssMExrs sSpS 10 CENTS PER LINE go
'';l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 CENTS fRa LINE ISis-'D
DAILY average oo1eo
DssSSfs bdRiSsoS kHssGskx x.s.s.I srE LOT
S. g. i5 sHsaA as sS S.As: g. 80 10 sss ss g.
,s q * ~ s CLASS IS sS s. s7'uss so - ss7s
s. g s.:sI n g.. q ID +! s1;..i ss At : e is,s
So .2. 2, 50, g. y. 80. a. is n, SO, es. "a
co.,
U CHRONIC cATARRH. DEAFNESS: IMPROVED
So %
II -ssoooOo IN PRIZES. EVERY OTHER TICKET
WSois % .iesss $40; Halves S. Sa.is1s '''''
sIsSp sss "'''
MKen.ueky M state state. Lotteries s.ts..,h drawn daily.
JACKSON i Co. Bankers. 20. Broadway. New York.
mss M
Anatomy, New York cause Of Pre-
rsssnsd ssDs clear s:snas sGs G
marriage and % The y g and debility
dress the author Dr. L. j. KAHN, office residence 81
East 10th st. New York.
pAeTlEs HAVING BEEN INDUCED TO RENT
houses through The q agents viii
c.. Herald Uptown Branch office.
DILES OR HEMORRHOIDS RADICALLY CURED.
Original painless treatment; two to four weeks rc-
Or. sToDDARD only ogice SO. 8 West 18th
DuYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.--S6UOooO WILL BE
IL drawn Juno 70 Prizes cashed filed: inor-
ernments. kc
TAYLOR 4 CO, Bankers. No. II Wall st.. Now York
SPORTIk G-DOiS. birds. 81.
nOGs PET BIRDS AND ANIMALS GOLDFISH,
~ aquatic Plants and Animal Life for tho AQUARIUM;
Shells. BAGUT, 81 Fulton st.
DOOLS SOLD THIS AFTERNOON AT NEW YORK
l. Turf Exchange New Haven rs. ST. LOUIS New
Haven. SEIBERT n McCLOUD.
TWO FINE GUNS. TWO FISHING POLES, SPY
i Glass elegant Dinner aud Tea Se superb vases,
Figure, sold auction TuNIS JOHN
son. on SATURDAY.. ut Il o'clock. at ~ Nassau st.
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NEW YORK. FRIDAY JUNE g. ls76-TRIPLE SHEET.


SPECIAL NOTICES.
r. BUSINESS is DULL ADVERTISE AND MAKE IT
GOOD.
~ BUSINESS is GOOD ADVERTISE AND MAKE IT
BETTER
Circulation d the EVENING rELxGRAM last week
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. 90.
4 UCTION HOUSE of vAS TAssELI. KEARNEY'
"A 10 AND 112 EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4TH Ay.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyfour to hours given purchasers
warrantees
Horses Carriages Harness. Blankets Robes &c. always or
hand a. private sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09

FLEETWOOD PARK TROTS TO-DAY, AT r. NJ
40 and 2 20 classes. We have the anagemcnt oi
tho pools on the track. KELLY, BLISS 4 Go.
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THE TURF.


FLEETWOOD PARK.
a. Trotting FRIDAY, June q. at n. NJ.
Purse Of 800 for 2 40 class
Thomas Cranes r. D.. st. George,
John Rogers b. m. Carrie.
Dan Mace's b. s. Horace Greeley.
Purse OF $3.50 for > :2J class.
Charles Dickerman's > g. Spotted Colt
John Murphys b. 4. Charlie Green.
Dan Mace's W.. o. Crown Prince.
Admission ST. GATES II. BARNARD, President.
MERlCAN JOCKEY CLUB--SPRING MEETING
IA 1876 at Jerome Park. 3d. 9Th 9Th, 10th, 18TH 18th
and 7th june. Races each day punctuay Mt
O'clock A. BELMONT, President.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD TO DAY AT
IA NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE, Is West 2sth ST.,
on the FLEETWOOD PARK trots; also this evening the
JEROME PARK running races: prompt attention given
orders by mail or messenger KELLY. BLISS 90
UcrIoN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT INTER
IA national Exchange. SO4, SOj and S0S Sampson ST.
Pnadelphia on Races this week o. Jerome Trots Bel
Park and all League Base all games. Result of
inning, heat and by telegraph G. s. MILLER co.
UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN
IA sons Rooms, Broadway and ,Sth st. this
afternoon and evening, the Jerome Park Pha
dephia each received by telegraph; particular
attention given orders by mail telegraph essenger
T. Is. h w. II. JOHNSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09

T1yOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL. LINE.
The steamship
ENICkBOCkEK. Captain kcmblc.
SATURDAY june 10. at 3 O'Clock 4. NJ.
from pier No. North River.
Through bills Of lading given Mobile aud all principal
points on the Mississippi River.
Cabin passage. $50, steeragr, 81.
Apply TO CLARK 4 SEAMAN sG West st.
nNLy DIRECT LINE FOR RrIsORIDA.-wEEkLY LINE
~ for Port Royal, - c., Fernandina. FIa. Brunswick
Ga. sailing every Thursday pier 10 East River The
steamer Cl ~ or DALLAS Captain lues will sail Thurs
day. Jnne 10 at r. ~, Tor Fcrnandna and Port Royal
Through tickets issued all points Florida freight
or passage apply TO q. ". MALLORY CO. or HERMAN
GELpCkE, los Maiden isns
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SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE Hell
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-09

Third spring meeting, Friday. juno Q;
81 50, so class
NJ. Currys r. Biiiie T. Oglc's b. M Richmond Girl;
j. Is. Jarvis blk M. Jennie; J. Smithss Robin: j. Il.
Conklins b. Oyster Boy: J: r. slanes b. Annie r.;
Geo. r. Jones' Western Boy; Geo. N. Reimeris m.
Mary kemer; d. n. Sanforts b. Flora; ]. Langan's &.
<. Ed Stills.
Ssms Day-Purse 500 for :35 class.
L. r. Dnuhnms ch. silvertai; W.: Basfords b. m. Car
rie NJ Geo Giberts ch Harry; Gilbert W. Bodiues
Lady Mills: A. Corneilsons b. 3. Judge Robinson a. W.
Renys br. 4. Phil O'Nc JE G.. Gilman's b. g. Bay.
Races st p. NJ Admission 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11
THE COURTS-
The Circuit Court.

The following Is the business disposed OF in
ths court SINCE our last report:
COMMON LAW.
As. j. B. Rice ct al. VS. .. \. smith. Attach
ment Not guilty. Motion by plaintiff for new
trial.
40. Colwel, Clark Il Co. vs. Il. d. Lyman ct al
Appeal Appeal dismissed by appellants. Pro
ceDdo. Judgment for costs.
40. WIN. Formhalls VS. Thos. White Appeal
Jury trial.
81. Jno. Ferguson VS. o. \. Smith. TresPass
Jury trial
g. Tbos. BAne vs. Martin Marsh. Debt Judg
mens for .l25,36.
u. Rumscy Bros vs. Cameron Wthrow ct a.
Assumpsit. Judgment for SS5S.4G,
1O2. John Mayer ct al. vs. Levi Green. As
sumpsit. jury find COR plaintiff in the SUN OF
$3.50
f65. S. ". Calkins VS. Fred. Jetlrcs. Appeal.
Dismissed by defendant. Proccdendo, Judgment
for costs.
40 dos stout vs. Western Cutlery Co. De
Pendants defauted. Debt. Judgment for s344G.-
81.
423 Eathancl Ross ct al vs. George r. Bedford
ct al. Dismissed by plaintiff.
463 Richard Wolfe VS. d. C. O'kane ct al As
sumDst Judgment by confession for $500
413. Monroe Heath ct al. vs. A. j. Fisk As
sumpsit. Judgment by confession for SjS65N
4G4 Duncan McDougal vs. NJ. A. Dewey ct al.
Assumpsit. Confession Of judgment for S57G 81,
In our report some time ago the divorce Of D.
". finn and Bridget Ann Finn was announced
1t appears, We cannot imanine why, that some
people thought it meant j. d. Finn aud Bridget
Finn, of Bichland which is, of course, an error.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11

WONDERS OF MECHANISM A crowd of
people were standing around the Corliss en-.
CINE, Machinery Hall, at the Centennial, the
other day, watching and admIring it, when a
man stepped from among them and took from
his pocket tin box, and opening it took out
what appeared 10 be an exceedingly diminu.
tive alcohol lamp, and, placing it on the cor.
ner of the platform, lighted it. Then il began
TO buzz something as huRmIng-brd might
If only small enough, ana, upon close exam
inatisn, il was found To be perfect steam
engine IN full motion, having for lis founda.
ton % cent gold piece. IL was composed
of gold, steel and platinum, the fly.wheel
being three fourths of an inch in diameter,
and the stroke one twenty fourth of an inch,
and It's full weight seven grams. \ magnify
ing glass had To be used 10 see ii distinctly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Regular Meeting.
TUESDAY, November :, 1876.

TUESDAY, November Z, 1876.
Present: Mayor Lynch and Aldermen West
Porter, Smith, jackson, Bowman, King, Jekyl
Mccain, Hoban, Trimble and Wyman-ll. Alb
sent Griffith.
The reading of the minutes of the last meet
ing was on motion OF West dispensed with.
Elkan Oestreicher petitioned council to REIN
burse him for the loss Of two barrels loaned by
him to the supervisor Of streets while building
sewer on Madison street, said barrels, it is stat
ed, having been burned by the demogrates."
Petition Of George Baenchle was presented anC
on motion Of Smith referred 10 Law and Ordi
nance CON- and City Attorney.
The petition states that by authority OF the
city, the c. B. ~ g. K. X. Co. constructed raj
road track on Lafayette ST., Opposite the prem
Uses of the petitioner and made an embankmen
therefor composed of coal dust which so i'm
pregnates the water in petitioners well with noX
i)us and deleterious water as to render the SAINT
utterly unfit for use, thereby causing damages Il
petitioner of 300.
Further time was granted the Street and Al
ley Com. to report on the proposed widening o
Columbus ST., north Of the Canal Feeder.
The Law aud Ordinance Com reported, recon-
mendng to lay on table the bill Of Dr. Hard fol
services in the case of Sweeley VS.. the City o
Ottawa. On motion Of King the report was re
ceivcd ad adopted.
jackson, chairman Of Com. on Fire Dept, re
ported that the reservoir and everything con
nected Herewith was now completed, in gooC
working order and ready for use
Smith stated that it would he Of great benefit
to have sleeping rooms fitted up in City Hal
building for the accommodation Of members o
Hose Co. to be ready for duty in case OF fire
and on his motion the matter was referred Il
Street and Alley Com. with power to act.
The Billiard License Bond Of John I. Kcatlng
was presented and approved and on motion o
King the Clerk was instructed to issue license
on complying with CITY Ordinance,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-11-11

The following extract Says the St. Louis
RCpuJtican) from speech by Gen. Hampton,
at Abbevilie, $. G., few days ago, is "A
crushing reply to the SANDERS being heaped
on that gentleman by the Republican press:
The only way to bring about prosperity IN
this State is 10 bring the two races in friendly
relation together. The Democratic party in
South Carolina, of whom am the exponent,
has promised that every citizen of this State
is to be the equal OF all-he is to have every
right given him by the Constitution of the
United States and of this State This Demo
cratic party in South Carolina pledges itself
To support and accept the Thirteenth, Four
teenih and Fifteenth amendments of the
United States Constitution; and pledge my
faith, aud pledge it for those gentlemen
who are on the ticket with me, that if we are
elected, as far rs in us lies, we will observe,
protect and defend the rights of the colored
man as quickly as any man in South Carroll.
Ma Ii there is n white man in this assembly
who, because he is a Democrat or because he
is II white man, believes that when am elect.
ed Governor, il should be, will stand be.
tween him and the law, or grant 10 him any
privileges or immunitics that shall not be
granted IN the colored man, he is mistaken,
and tell him now that if that his reason is
Tor voting for me, net TO vote at all"