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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15
Private Markets,

The bond in the case Of G. Raymond
VS.. the Private Marketmen has not yet
been filed, and consequently no injunc-
ton has been issued-nothing done
The cases are tacitly continued until
Monday next, when the rule to dismiss
the Injunction held against the city by
the private marketmen will be tried. 1t
seems. therefore, as if the city will have
the fighting to do after all.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15

Notice to everybody in general and sportsmen
In particular. don't forget that Albert Paul sells
at the Crescent Billiard Hall. ct o'clock this
evening pools on the great regatta race.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15

The answer to "Citizen's" attack, pub
lished in the Bulletin Of the 18th inst,
against the Hon. Louis A. Wiltz, written
by "a Legislator" will appear in our
Sunday mornings issue.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15

Col. Pennypacker is assigned to COM
mand the Department OF the South,
with the rank Of Major General. Did he
SiouI for the position?
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15

Mr.. r. II. Lusher leaves to-day on a
short trip to the North. We sincerely
iespe he may return to US looking az
cheerful and amiable as usual.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15

The Alabama Claims Commission
awarded Anna s. Heany $4,000 and Eliz ,
abeth @. Cummings $2043, all Of New
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15

If small boy runs his velociDede or toy
wagon Just before you, kick it out of the way
II will hurt his feelings a great deal more than
il will hurt YOUR foot
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15

The Republican this morning pub
lished another foul mouthed lie, headed
cat 1t Again in West Feliciana."
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15

Mr.. Jewell leaves tomorrow for Con-
necticut (Ass. Press and Connecticut
leaves for Tilden.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15

The committee then ADJOURNED.
At a meeting of the Tenth Ward Aux
iliary Club No. l, held at their wigwam,
corner jackson and Liberty streets, on
Thursday evening, the 18th inst, the
following named gentlemen were elected
honorary members of the Club, viz: ,,-
Gov John McEnery. John ]. OBrien. A. W.
Hvatt Lieut., Gov ID. b. Penn, Thos. G. Raper,
MAJ. ". W Il. Manning, Gen; 4 \. Ogden, /. =
Kilnatrick. Col. Stephen O'Leary, VIM. Henry
Hoo. b. T. Jonas. Daniel o,Leary. Emile J.
Bren Mai T s. Hardee ico D. p RahSsr Mahonsy Jas
rison Watts 1hos. Mclaughlin. Jacob Alexan-
der David Hughes. W K. Whitaker, Henry Groe-
bel. Martin Finnerty. Tnos. ID Handy, J. b. Ca
mors JOhn y, Payne, John Fitzpatrick. A. II
Isaacson. Col. u. A. Breaux, E. d. Willett, A. D
Henriques, H. n. Ogden.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15
HEADQUARTERS Of the TIIden Reform Club

Headquarters Of the Tilden Reform Club
Of the Eleventh Ward, corner Washington and
Prytania streets Officers-Col. A. w. Bosworth.
President B. K. Forman. Vice President W. c..
Flower Recording Secretary: Edward Newman
Corresponding Secretary; VI. VI. Greenwood.
Treasurer; Capt r y. Peasants. Grand Mar;
shal. Regular meetings every THURSDAY
EVENING at 7 30 O'Clock
w. G. FLOWER. Recording Sec'y.
New Orleans, July IL. 1916. Iyl6 3t
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15
JUST RECEIVED,
FRENCH COGNAC BRANDY,
OF
JULES BELLOT & co.

The celebrated Independence Brand now on
exhibition at the Centennial.
We have inst received from Bordeaux, by the
French ship LIE Phare an invoice Of the above
famous COGNAC, andwe invite dealers con-
noisseurs to give it trial before purchasing
elsewhere The trade supplied at the lowest
market prices.
By arrival OF steamship ST. Louis and other
vessels, we have received the following:
WEYMOUTH. Molly. Pratt Il Co. Burgundy.
Port Red and White WINES: COGNACS. as
sorted Liquors assorted SHERRY, Muscat and
Malaga WINES. Brandy CHERRIES, J. Cessat.
Jr., VINEGAR. SARDISES etc.
Just received per steamship st. Louis. 200
pieces ~ and 81 MOUSSELINE, a eareau-
In store-A very large and well assorted stock
FRENCH WINES, LIQUORS and FANCY
GROCERIES.
In and out OF bond-An extensive assortment oil
French. German and English
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. ETC,
At lowest market prices
MARKS BROS. 4 CO.,
Commission Merchants and Inporfersv
Al MAGAZINE STREET.
Upstairs
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-15

Orleans.
, 1876-01-21

made tho applicant n nav ono, which seemed to
rut him about ~ well. M AeZnre wns nlaao,
proper dncln,cnls, llo returned, bringing tho
t,arors with him. together With few specimens
Ut thu man'A cgnra. Those l,o lott or Oon,Ui.-
sinner Eovno'1 thhlo noncAidc Ut n fow p,ctss
.! lead. tho llrAt experiments nf tln.fctay fol-
low who lad attempted to tnolt sumo
EICkEtS.
Ills asterpt resulted 1T a most wnfaf failnre,
for nubaay under tho s,n would over hny" taken
hiH monoy for valto received, although The mat
Ter Ind boon Tho ch,lae IT ) trtcRram to Wash
lugton h.httng that another conntorfeising cnso
hntl been ltng lip.
Cou,masloucr IIoync kreps Tho cienrs and tho
lead ulckelH uu In. table, indicative Of what
might have been. and trophies OF tho two small
est ca3es Of tho ecasnn.
, 1876-01-21
THE COUNTY UlLDlNC.

An effort Eas made yeHsosday to purchase
few moro horses to consume county oats at Tho
Poor Farm, but no conclusion was reached.
1.-Two mugs Of Joliet ale" yaid two crooked
whisky mon yesterday aB they took aoats at
ucighborng saloon table. Tho waiter halloed to
tho barkospor, "Two 'mugs' for Jo1iOt," and
the laugh went around. Tho luistake Of tho
wator hns draren OF two valuable customers.
4 Iow commissioners and d very largo pro-
portion Of t1s public, WHO hsyo boon 'festing
Judgment" In reference to tho complaint OF tic
drand Jury against tho management OF tho 1u-
aRuo Asylum, arc growing weary waiting for tho
explanations OF tho htelical superintendent,
Tle more sano II tho i,Ieano nt tho Institution
arc aouhtlcns III tho Hamc condition.
Thoro uas sono further attention givon to tho
claims for damages Ut contractors Oh tho now
l>ospita! yesterday. bus nothing conclusive Was
done, except to accept I'M iudcmnifyug bond
from Hon,s of tho diapntants to enable them to
draw fl QUO Oh their contruc. o1lerod somo time
ago, the Payment OF wh,c!t Was stopped penltng
tho result Of the contractor quatral.
II Mr.. Willdon and Miss Thomas, residents of
Cook Conuty, haya my intelitlon of entering
into Tho matrimonial state, thuy Aro Informed 10
adrsuco that Gen. Licb will not grant tllom the
necessary, papers, for tho Ieaaon that he las
boon forbidden by tho parents Of Que OF tho
parties. a tov moro years n,unt elapHo boloro
they ran bo male happy by tho County ClorA's
consent.
A far montla srn tho County J,oard ordered
the expsndit,,To az seyfrai huuircd dollars for
rnpajrs IN Tia eupoIa on the fnnsnn Asy1nm'
Yeat"rIsy IL was yory suddenly learnoI tI,at to
lave h,ilt Tho cupuIa Originally Was a mis.ako.
nnd that tho repalrg on il Ind annually oost
ononrh ia oroct q small dwelling. Icnca Tia
whos Thing waa or,iered removed by thn Com.
nnttoe on Public Buildings and Charities.
-, H.. [-.:.,-,
WI WIS neesehtea 20 tao tomnaltten on Jall
anu Jaii hecounts res'e!nay iof tafn'slltlg sho
nsW oti!oo q ~ E,nInnsy ,I1 fhys!c'an, Among
osner ltenln I'll tho W was one lot VI yards ot
naulns. ane Comn'1.ao a. Lao. naacsase to auspeet
, 1876-01-21
ntov M opened last evening Ii q tncceas, 80 fer
as thu number and qualify OF la birds Ara ooa-
ournod, aud It will rcphy ristt.
HORTICULTURE.

MINNESOTA.
6Es:ial Ditpateh u 7'hs Chte.t1o 1rfsuns.
W1yoNA, httnn.. Jan. 20.-Ia tie atats Nortf.
cultural Society on Wednesday avoufog, Itss-
idont Truman IL. Smith, OF 81. Paul. delivered
All adlross. An interesting and ablo papoE o.
raspbcrrtes was road by J. q. 0rimea, Of Min
nuapoIa.
On Thursday. tho following of!iceth moro elect.
cd: ProBldout. T. If. Smith, Ut st. Paul; vsco-
President for tho First District, i. II. u. Dartt,
Of Owatonns; Vlco-rreaidont for tho Bocoul
District, r. 9. Csstcr. Of vt: petor; vleo-pres-
ideht for Tho Third District, j, q. Grimes, Of
Alnneapolts Rccrotaty, Chnrlcs Y. Laee-, Of
Alnncapotls, Treasurer, A. ". Sins, Of nooh.
ester.
On motion. tho President vi Is empowered to sp.
point tho Executive Committoe. lie announcod
tho following. n Buck. Of WEoons, Chairman:
". Elliot, OF Minneapolis; +. A, JsweIt. OF Lakn
City; 0. brand. of Fatrbauls; J. s. Harris, Of
Il Cfeacont.
h1r. Jewell presented tho subject Of craha In
an Abto manner. The apple lint ~ns revised.
The bocloty vUted TO hold sumner uosttuR
TIT httnnnapola, sud took n1oaBurcs for securing
good display Of fiut at tho ContonntaL Tas
setei0n closed on Thursday evening.
, 1876-01-21

Bin: III N,w OF tho editorial noto In your issuo
Of lha date referring 10 hilit!ayisa published
1astng TO Irregularities charged 10 havo boon
prscttect by n subordinate of'tcor Of tho Jollot
puititentsry. It proper 10 atato thht tho nycs
tigatiou conu,e1cod fon days ago
wus suspended only because Of tic
refnraa ef tho p1rtlcs rho n,ade tho charges TO
testify IN rotation thereto, and tho queatlon -
to tho nowes Of tho Hoard to compel thena 10 do
10 could nut 10 doto1mtslod by proper authority
time tho wtolo ttult, in relation 10 this inator
NIL, bo roachea Il 1t IL in tho lowor Of the board
SO to do. and such action lnksn t,eroupon ~
rl!all bY thom sson lust to all pArtisu con-
ccrucd. ". II. 1ArLon,
JOHN II. S0cTMwonr1f,
i. u. NoLEMAS,
Commissioners,
, 1876-01-21
THE CiTY.HhLL.

WAteE-.enta yesterday woro e. 1st, md Ea-
ceipts from tho City Collector. s4.1l8,
Mr. Calvin Wilron. Of the Law Department,
returned 10 bis customary duttcs yesterday, after
q bEiof vacation.
Tho City Collector !oviod upon tho sntso stock
OF tho Fifth National Daah for unpaid taxes OF
1874, amounting to uchrly s15,001.
Architsct Iistoy says that ha Ia progressing
tlcatsous, xhich will be reasy iu about two
Wcaks.
Inspector Bailey continued tho examination
OF. West Bido schools yculerdsy.. Many wcse
found wrong % regards tho tlours and furnaces
whils tho ventilation OF all Ia a1srotbey poor.
Tho Board Of Public Work. awarded tho coa-
tract yesterday tor the snpofHtrIcture Of tho
1IIio Island avenue Nntl0ct to tho Keystone
1iridgs Company, which placod tho a5uros At
f2l,8ss.
rhere no At prosont on tho police forca of
th!s city d3l mu,'. Ut these. As3 aso on patrol
dnty, tlfty-st1 arn on duty at stroet-crosslngs,
bridges. tlnnol-ants4ncss, aud dcpots, about
liftaen sr0 detectives. aud tho reHk are officers
And clerks. 1t has been stated that 800 men on
active duty would be nono too many, hut tho
epirit OF economy will probably lead tho Council
Ia refuKa tho Marstals request for III additional
Its men. TheFo has been talk to TINT el1sct.
Tho Mayor haa received from Edward Young.
CElet OF tho International I1Euau Of 6tatlstlcs
ut Washington, blank 1orms to be t,1lad wish
statistics OF the sxpeslsos rcaipts, and Bou1ecs
| Of teyenuo frou, oscry possible branch OF the
municipality for tho past year, aud for tho ten
| yeara lroyious. The statistics a!o wanted by
Mr. Joseph MoroH! Chief OF the bureau Of
Statistics Ut peath, Hungary. Tor comparison
| With tdose Of utheE great cit'es Many Of tue
sources OF revenue mentioned III the blanka are
unkNoWn heso, but tue Aguroa lhsl tue sentlo-
tuan asked for will probably ta2e oac month in
compilation and preparation.
| Tho Mayor has not ~ ret stgneu tho Gxs Or
dln1pco Whci, ties still In the hands Of tho City
Clerk. Tho discussion Oh the emotion to rs-
conalles" continues uaabsted. 1t rrs.s with tho
Mayor 10 Hetile the controversy. which ho is pro.
pairing " do by getting the opnlons OF tho &C.
knoNledged paElisnentsEtsoe who at0 around
tho City-Iaall 1t is generally conceded that thu
emotion To reconsider :" sa&ds last Monday night
il OF no eHect. and the ordinance eoes Into ehoct
within aspeclded tina uulers tue Mayors vato IL
put upon it., AZ tags1ds GaL AID. Campbell
, 1876-01-21
THE CHICAGO ROTHSCHlL-D.

No" 1nE1 sHEA1 Ed III ii OH1I071'
Tho Detroit Free Itrc51 Of yestard1v has lhe
y,1r;,,,, y1,1,}, ~, In u, toiy rrn,toun,o1 M,
!o''"'"s' "Hie" 'aA' ~ 'A'''' P''''o's" W
srt1e. About tho only maft auHTer1nS tho DO
ycrlptiou IL now In Waslipgtou;
~ i,,. -. n. ,, .f, - ,,,, :, ,,
H., a"y niSs"sa, a ,tH 81 % 1as '' % a. n
.so M " , "SH ~ s".S r 49, ,I ~ To".t, s An
aRe " .H k,, I'.. H.. .o" ~ :, "1G ~ ~ ~
we're IavSe1. i'hs ,tranaer wrus lila ns,ua on ,hs
VIII ssea i,'n u;,,ra wa" niR .oR nae; n
~ ~ rev.. LtiHFss Hvt3 nasAaHs'Mt |hataH 49,
~ c!etA .e4Atuua, u'n Aos " iioa4sat WILL Aeeu
s'ah1., -, aist ~ !asii I'll: aaae" me- ,.,o.u
=, num .sn onR R WI sem III sfrha'., H.. ran nGse
:. i,,s,1 crst ~sGHt ro,' a tt Iii In ,,x.nc.o.
,,t,:hn - @ !, ut,, - - 8, s,,.t" ~ .t.r
"nu aIo ~ tatAsMt i: ~ "tAi"a''a w" sfauGeF
a. ne sIer!na olrn .anI,,. mt.as T., a,o ), ,.u,
rtern. n~'3 "'e''' ''' " 'A1-'' 'ofAe0 'NN
& Il ~ 1r ~ n ~ nI n.nnsa WIs ~ ~
oe!otot nha ~ ,i 10. ."1 y. "nst M ~, ~
3ou kno" 11at eou1a u"s s4' no'ei 31o AI' nAFo
u.l,ous " .ett!
Aase ny oFtia. ,,, ,,,.,t
, 1876-01-21

stated Yesterday afternoon tl.st he should intro.
tluce resolution at tin next moetlnR OF
applied to s!lc commencement of city Passwords.
which aro to be run upon plan H[m,lar III eveFY
rrepocs to TINT plan now nscd with tho water
Hsston,. io cIa!tned TINT RuH could 10 furnished
At \ much lowot irIco. and tin rr"tom bo H1ad'
coivol mucl, attention Of late. aud has boen
favor ably discussed. It ~ not intended that tho
worss should bo completed io ono, two. nor
sNroa or fonr yoarn, but gradually bntt fran
mouey saieoti by assessment. Tie moasurs will
Nv Introduced aud sttone1y supported.
, 1876-01-21
WASHfNCTONIAN HOME.

F,a
iue formal opoa'hg ol tho "ashinstonlan
Home. MI institution the objects OF which nrc
10 we'll known 10 ChicaEoans as to neod no ro-
cuptulat!on. took placo !ast evening at tho now
oI''so''s 'tso"s's eonp'1'eo' eo'uot "a Heos
Mnd1son street AMI osach aVonue. an lnl-
sacpsc conco'1zeo OF people composed OF frlcnda
aud graduates of the institution assembled
,,1or. I'D ,.,,,.,n,,oa r. ,ho cv,,r;.cu
~, o"ps' -, A 3'a ,"i,;. a.. ~ ~. - ..,,.,
ino o'a ilo'se onildibt' oa tno s'lo ol "u'ca.
tho now structure has boeI1 crecte1' " ono OF
the landmarks Of the West Division. having
shop PREVIOUS to tts boiug Transformed into
rnflra fur i,ubri ntes. wiIgre man unfortnuata in
ti1ejr proJicctloua Tor tho wins when it III lcd
col, rcsort aud be- aided in oyefcopniuE their A.
Of cases 10 be elyoctua,.
THE NEW But1p,So
In Of br,ck. viii roudatono fac;ncs anil oyoa-
moutn. md five s,orloa 1u height. It il Of tho
1nust subutnnfiaI charactor nee,,lisry a,.u,cd tn
tho ,soa for wl,;ch il wau JcsigncI aud Contains
scron,InnbntiI,,la fnr unwnrfin ~ Inn In.
mnteg. I7ha basement contains iho an
rlno l,eating-npparnt,ls lnundry, kitchen.
and dioiue.roo1n ali f,1ru,shsI In = uoaI,
practicable fur tic toyoyal purposes stated
1I,e rround t]uor il divided iutn four storca or
auplo cnrncity. and which arn in a nuurrior
1nc.i;tv for trae Tho Kecond tfoor cnutni1,a tl,a
rlauci, HOSPITAL couyn!csccut ward, rcsIne.
room office. Surcrlntcudc1t's apartlucnta. narior
and aul,es Of roomx intended @ Tor the cccnnation
nf thosn uj.o nrn nhjn Il, nav for tirst.cInas Az.
n,,ntn,onts. Tho remaining tioors sro c,,t m nso
,ne,na ffr inmates. whirh pPoY.I,t al nnnroranre
~ co,nfnrt Iecde.flv attrnniiye. tnGrcd' liza
Gna,ity nj accomauia tions il s,,cb Al tn satisfy
;neI'riatce of ali ci..ses tho Wealthy n,J adj,
rnietI n. ,r1II az tho noor AMI irnornnt rvcrv
tinor In aunt,lied with wator facilities. Imt;.
rnoms etn and hento,l hy rtcnm' whfc,, ~ ~,
tHorn',t,hiv' .jjt1nsaa tl,rourhnmt thn hnusa ~ M
A. Ia maintain an ouuabo md comfo,t.
ai,o tnmnefaturn in tin co|dest TrAthrr,
'rhc totui coet nj the buiI,In,,, includnr lin
hnatinr ,tna,atns And fnrniineer ia htsinti IN lc
nno,,t |ci,taHI. Ihe ia,ecr rronnrtlon of ths
u,nn,,pt syss IN In. henas ~ tia innttttinn and
I'm re,na,ndar Tss narrowed lila insttntion
Ten,izsn ~. cyerv ro,,xn thn b5ects for which II
~ mainta,nea n an tnmnta ahnni, ho ~
a i,ta.sTv turn Of mind. ho l,ns ro-
ronran Il n library thnt will AFFORD
him material for iustri;rtfon and amusement.
SiniJ he a3Tort rnechst,cal nurauits su.nle on.
nnrtnnities are extended hjm for tlat purposo
reatn1s ~ the tinms IL = nrintinp.ofice xhorn
n,,ntcrs cs,, nr.rt,ca thair traio with NJ mllci,
sa,istact,on ~ ia tho CONFUSING room Of daily
rnnar mSra i'm III osh;,1,on}s,n wHctiv Il
rmhithhea '0 "A''''''0A"' '' -
'" 7rp ryrnr,srx
,,st .vcpsno too}, nIoca IN liz rh.no1 yoon, a.
l., IN Ill n.n,.,i,, F..,,.n, .....t.j "a
, 1876-01-21
close qnartora with tho regular of1co Of Tho Com

na' no' sot nee" hets.eu' 4'".''"A ,, ,.H....,..
Messrs. foaiko and Madden, u tne o. h1e'ns,so m
.s'uo, VI -. n1.,.m.- ~ ,,,,,,er
TO bare called Oh Mr. bohno'le5' 'no manage.
pe,tinr hin, n discharge tho non-union hauds,
or ssss s S9 sn tho !" 'sn .ne ssness nse
~ ,l,o rnm,n,ttco statcd thai thoy intended to
ol lilo CoH'ul..seo ssAseu 'fat tsios none,;os
bu: that tholr no1t atop Ho1l1 DO 10 sec tue men
tl,otrrolycs. However, nothing would bo done
rslird. trhirh would hn anou.-orobablY to-mof-
row oyeulua.
TUE 1AKEs1pE COMPANY
have tout tho following COMMUNICATION to the
Union.
Cu,c.oo. IAN. fa-nh ~ ct.ru,,rt comp,i,,+, of
NJ t%,cnas ta..1ynubtoI IHnianottrsrtrMrw. an
~ ~ p'r t,'m,,n ibat ti,s ,en,i1 nr,c
ny or Ftft,idt frsnd Paper ~ roou Ie
vacac,l SOL, would order sttike IN TIN o,lce Of tbs
1.akesls l'nhltsina au't Printing conihny, 10 rep!,
*uula tAy i4at acenne 70 acee1e 70 yass aeMaita.
saTa an1 f'5 20" @ @ so.r ] -, ~ ,tt~r
tclwssn ianu.urJ and tenant.
Thu caes il shat tho Lakcsidc Publishing Company
has Irare pnr,ion Of its rrersts 10 prMctIy, Loyl
\ Miller for co,nposl'ion.roou'. and tir l;,kt'!o
comtaTJ nnw nas no control oYeE ai p prrea hat, 81.
seI, as .uora.MuonneArss iHyn 49, g. . 49, go Iii, Ill
rnor,. oce"nst Er ~. s,ms t:unany tiat a.e II III
H. tl"ncsnl ~ ~ vo"r S.tjonat tnu bara Your
interference,
On the ground Of equity ~ between unfair ofito'
and Union, tia Lax s'tn Company cain.s TO zane
fighs 70 fsn' roF!ton ~ one ., ~ ~ .ns "u" 1vn =,
% ~ ra ~ srti ~ trfr nre,nsr. Ia ia Jrn,y,a
,,nu]M furher t,ao Tor your information tGat tbo
nresnIorx Of tts frarir farmer Is dons by alethrs.
Culver, T,gc, uoyns Il Co.. whl!o that
the Office Of the lakeslde Company.
wou1d suggest 10 unbiased mp,nlera Of your Uuinn
10 carefully cunssdar Is fact, whether this nKIt1nn
f,1& tyA} ~ In
, 1876-01-21

7pthe Eitftr Of The Ch1ca7e 3fidUH:
CHICAGO. Jan. 2o.-SympathizinE AZ do In
the trials aud troubles which oppress our dear
fclIow.citizenB of tho Hank Davis stamp, allow
mo to ask through your columua vhether this
distinguished epiep.o has act iu motion any In
nuBucrs to touch tho heart Of our benign 1t,tl
nll-I nrdoning Goycrnor2 Tbs GuberuatortaI
bowoiH ara undoubtedly ready to grosn. Par
hnps Hank may not know it, ! write Ia the i'll
tereek OF PRISONER.
, 1876-01-21
SUBURBAN..

James Catlov, brakesmau on the morning WAY
freight, while coupling cars at this place sdpos-
day, had h!s hand badly crushod Tbs third
md fourth hngers had to b auputated immc.
diatoiy, aud he will probably iose tho second
fngor, lle Wks carried 10 blu houa 1t Barring
ton. whore his widowed mothot rcsl,s.
EVANSTON.
The Rev. E. r. Goodwin preaohaa In ths Con-
greRation4 Church this evening.
, 1876-01-21
THE LAKESIDE COMPANY,

IHEH GlB4bkKEkEHT #f1H TIE UNION.
Tho difficulties mentioned in Sundays TRlu.
uxk ~ existing betneen tho Lakeside Publish
Ing Company aud TJoogrsphicsI Union Of this
CITY, ou AeGouut of remoylng tho otice OF tho
Our f}rtsida 4Frtead-S ppu-U Uniua ouc--to
, 1876-01-21

TO Tie Editor Of Ihe Ehcaoa 7rlbH,H:
CnlrAao, Jan. sD.-l WAo called On to-day by
tax'Eathcrer WHO demanded 3i7.aJ to DO paid q.
oi1co u sny tcw saods taken away tn satisfy tho
c'him. explained TO h!m that | WAS widow,
and earning very poor living by kouplug few
boaYduss, ,-mecllAuicH a,!d hoysa-gailwAy cln-
lIoyes,-aua that. uHinR tn Tic pfoyui!inS hard
tliues. they 3Fa much GDhluu III their payments
10 ms, and tlIas it WIS utterly impossible Tor ue
to pay thth tax now.
wa given WIN. tho Collector callod b " ono-
days notice." With tho abuu1aIlcs that my tew
pour articles Of Iuiulturo would bs taken by
Saturday OF tls Werk lncss tls sluouut at the
tax waa paid hoiose tina. tis,c. have no lnousy
to consult lawyer. uud no trleud who can give
no advice. Will you p'easu tell me what can
do7 The cali OF shs collector tu-ttay ia tho FIRST
inti.natlon hsyo over lad of the la4. OF that
had any property Wotth taxing. Tho valIo ot
my goods certainly does not u1ceed $780, Trust
lug you will kindly asiylao mo. sanlain, etc,
Mns. ALM1RA usLL.
, 1876-01-21

SPECIAL NOTICES.


Tho ProulcSt Woman in Town
Z the WHO first tried ELECTnOslLICON to
poah her silver teapot sash aahinns radiant. dAE.
sling teapot before Electro Silicon is
natural infnaotsl product Of fevadA Minis. !. doss
norstsh 1csr, coeds. hut produces the aston
ishiux polish In Tho world Gnld Slrer and Ill tne
Surfaces Bold by House furnssrs. DriKeIsta, Jewo-
sra. and Gtaces. Agents. 0ILt.ET, McuuLLOCH
CO.. 81 and Is Sauth WAtcy.rt.. DhunRo
, 1876-01-21

10 The Editor Of The Chicago tribune.
CrfcAao. Jao. 20.-WLy don't tho Governor
pardon Hank Davis? What IL ho holding on
chalrs Citizen.
, 1876-01-21

Luudborx's California Water
Ias oilst and hsth md sefr"shtpg
, 1876-01-21

TUE rkNITHhT14kx IsvEaTtaATIoN.
To tat Editor u TIA Chicago 1flSans;
ILLINOIS 6rArE PkalrENrtAHr. CoantssIon-
kHa' OyslcE- IolIEg, ia fan a. l67G-D1AR
, 1876-01-21

All Who Own Horses, Especially
those whoso horses aro OF THAR feed" aro vitafy
interested In the ors Of dordont Food for Horses
and cattie, Just being introduced hsro by ". Il.
Dtoaddus, No. II Washington street.
, 1876-01-21

Hood's Pathetic "song Of tho Shirt
would nevcr have been written bad the new - Domes-
tlo tcea invented In his Tine. II Is ouiJ peasu1s
to F" stitch, stitch, stitch " Oh this machine.
, 1876-01-21
MARRIAGES.

aNOW-DuILEH-Dy tho f1ev. Dr. 4. IL KIttttdge
Mr.. Ch4rlos a. Snow and a1ias Mimic u. Dulcr, o
Chicago
, 1876-01-21

HfARCE 1T TIE nInnB.
Birds woro not noticed in their class by tho ro-
porter, but taken note of only ~ lic
came uron ehen,. There arc Domnlgues and
rIymouth-IiochH from Connecticut. ILoy
ara very similar. except tint thora
Ia different B.ado Of c5tor ID tho feathers Of
tho latter. Both ara good layinE fowl, largo
md hardy. Uf Hon,,hn fuWib tl,nrn IL \ vUiy
largo solcction. ~ choice ns eyor exhibited.
Their pccunrity lies in their fcashors aud creats,
which nro black and wlite, with their uutlled
tbroats, 10 yet them to tho highest point at
tainaole in breoding ID to got tcue porfert b!rls.
They a1e u very hoauttfu! fowl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-06-29

LoNDoS, June 23.-The Daily News
this morning publishes letter from its
Constantinople correspondent, dated
June 16, giving details of atrocities
committed in Bulgaria during the in
surrection, and which still continue, by
the Bashi Bazouks-Turkish irregular
troops. The writer says all movable
property has been plundered, houses
and villages burned, and old men,
women and children indiscriminately
slaughtered. 1t is estimated that the
province which heretofore yielded to the
government al annual revenue of ST.
100000, will not pay one quarter of
that sum this year or for years TO come.
Various estimates place the number of
lives sacrificed at from $4,000 to 10000.
The correspondent names thirty seven
villages known to have been destroyed.
Among the refucees-the number of
whom is very small-there is not girl
over ten years of age. In the village
Of Serustetza, in the district OF Phillips
opolis, 1,500 persons are known to have
been killed. This village consisted of
400 houses, and was prosperous and
peaceful. Every house has been burned
and all the inhabitants killed, except a
few women and children who took
refuge in Phillopopolis, andsome women
who were carried off by the Basin
Bazocks. These cruelties have made a
great impression at Constautinople.
The English ambassador has interviewed
with the government to put an emo
to them.