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TiLDEa'e PETIT GREATNESS.
Eifc11t 1fsnafrh IN 5as Trfbuns

hpec0! IifpdIth to 7AE tribune.
NEw YoAK, Dee. 17.-Gov. Tt1den han lately
been bringing llia great organizing powers to tho
manufacture Of public sentiment, but the ability
which distinguished him III getting in 1868 III
getting carly returns fron the country in ORDER
to knuw what majority to give Seymour In this
city does not avail HIN III the latter task. Ills
little md mean nets he manager enabled him to
get out suci, Democratic yotc In this city as
gnyc him the State lust month, Int they do not
seem to affect the sentiment Of thinking men.
lie made signal failure In Washington, u few
days ago, whcn Hewitt went there with
a carefully prepared n.ldress drawn by Ti1den,
an'l calculated to reuse tic Southern heart and
Northern Democratic hrcnst The Democratic
General Committee refused, with hardly IN e.
ccrt!ou, to sight,.
THEN, ASp NOT TILL THEN,
did Tildch authorize dcnfal Of the assertion
which Hewitt had made that Tildcn wished tho
address signed and published. You may be
certain tlat, whntcvcr lie does, Hewitt first of
all ennsu!ts rildc1. Ttldcn ts Ills own tnurugcr,
aEd hts actEylsy IN managing the late campaign
ltas bcen i,otor'ously indcllcatc and unbccon,ing
one in his position. lie was continually at the
various headquarters III this city, ant, oftcntn no
very clear condition Of mind. Ills latest efforts
at influencing public sentiment cropped out q
duy or two ugo. Leading Democratic merchants
In his interest suggested meeting of mer-
chants to co.leidcr business at1utrs. It was
finally called at tho home Of
WILLIAM Z. DODGE,
a.lcatlinr Republican. Robert l.. Kennedy,
John J, Cisco, John lacoh Astcr, 4. A. Low,
Jostah II. Flake, and other leading Republicans,
were present, while Henry Naycmycr, William
+. Dodge, Jr.. nn.l Howard Potter represented
~, Y.tS
, 1876-12-18
contrary. The result will be- a debate, In Y
the entire relations Of Congrcrs to the 2.
graph companies will be discussed.

the entire relations Of Congrcrs to the E
graph companies Will be discussed. -.
FERNANDO WOOD, 20
who sill tomorrow insist upon tho }1ouE IS :
rclllng Mr.. 0rton to nnen the Office Of Is q l.
pany to general search for private tcF'S Is,
liac very pronounced record against s1e1t ..1z.
ing o! private I'apcrs. On presenting protest
of merchants ii Scw York, I'll 1914, against tile
inditcrsminatc search Of thcEs bonds and papers,
hc saIsl:
afr. II this were not in direct eontrnventton Of
The rroslslona Of lhc United States Consultation.
Which dccaEre the right Of the people to he securu
tn their hon'cs and papcss, It won!d hc vfolation
Of our coan'on feeling Of humanity: II would bc
nlt5, OF the pefsonai right Of his secrets. Of his
hosne. Of the dearest aad nearest privilege which
belongs to himself, and can't be taken away.
Tic Democrats today arc not well satisfied
with the fact that afr. Cox, OF New York, III far
caused them to forget tic occasion rs To break
ont into applause a: the funeral Of Nr. Kerr In
the House yesterday. Dragging in of
heated partisan Illusions. especially
when tho Republicans were speaking In tl,e
most friendly and earnest terms Of Atr. kcrr's
virtues, is to-day severely condemned. Ran
dall's friends, too. do not relish the rather
broad tntt!nation that l5u In not ns much of 4
man for the time as Kerr would have been.
HOLIDAY SESSIONS.
To &hs Ttftern 4esoctdftd F5tss.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Dec. 17.-Spcakcr Rau-
dali and sercral other leading Democrats here
arc known to favor sessions Of the House during
holIiay week. and their views have been
strengthened By Representative MotrIson's tel
egFam from New Orleans urging that, In view
OF the possible need Of the exercise OF the pow
er Of tic House against contnnlacous Wit
ncssce, the usual holiday recess should not be
tAkeD.
, 1876-12-18
THE QUESTION.
QfkEGON.


hpeeaa! 9sEpatea 70 ne Tribune
"@shiSutoS' - -, Nee. 4'.-!t seems now
10 oc pretty wen settled taat tllc Democrats
VIII not seriously 11iSlst oh the counting u
tz xronit'e Fote IN the oregon ELECTORAL college.
lhe posiloh "Aien tue more noarrate OF them
no" noM 's' thas tho peon'c OF orseon, having
fo'ed lof man WHO was lnclaeln'c' tie e'cstion
III ms case was 'o't, ami oregon Should not
this be deprived of Quo Q! Its Electoral
sotes Ihc men VINO hoIa this opinion
Will a. me saule TING, lnsist OH
ths s1Sht o1 tho Aoase, eisher IN conjunction
Mill LIE aenatc OF ny user, to act 1us1'clally
On the question: rhetacf eronIh'aor 1hat OF the
HePunicah Elcetof from tho same district, or
nc'ther' shall oe coua1te't'
coMrno'tisE
lhe committee Of 1eFen members TO lie ap-
pointed by each House to prepare aud rcport,
with ~ little delay as possible, so'uo measure,
, 1876-12-18

Spstsdt Dtspafch to T1e TftbYne.
WARRINGTON, y. e., Dec. 11.-Acnator MUr-
toms sudden departure for Indiana last Thurs-
day evening causcd no little tommotton among
Washington politicians and dozen different
theories Of tic object Of his visit hare been ad-
vanccl. The public meeting which lie WAS to
address, Inst evening was undoubtedly arranged
alter Ills purpose to visit indianapolis became
known, for II Il harlly possible that he ~o'1ld
haze left his place In The Senate at such critt-
cal ttMc simply to ill IN engagement Of that
Kind. The gcpcrally-acecptcd theory nf Ills
visit to the West has been that The Administration
believed It important that lu should rcrtonn1ly
asccrtafI the real object a1ul cxeat Of the Dem
s'erattc movement in hly State, ami whether its
purpose ia simply to arouse public opinion tn
fnvor of The Inauguration Of Cor. Tfldcn, or Is
in reality military In .ts character. II the lat
ter was found to l,e tho fact, 1t las been eup-
posed tint the Administration wouil conti1cr
1t desirable to provide for counter-o1ganlza-
tion strong enough to meet It on its own
gronu1.
ANOTHER THEORY
which las gained crcdcncc to-tlny, and rhtcf,
seems to |1nve originated III Observation-Disclosures
crees,s the following: II Is said thAt the fourth
largest collection nf munitions Of war in tho
r,",s -; a. ~ IT, aru |"as1 :"
.,".. ~, sa,,"1 ~ II. ~. , "nen "s usu'a@
nnd ~. ,.,". % ,,',. os, pv.s u.s.. ~ s"e as'
.,oaas"1I. ~ .""s s..s ."as ~ u. :an15
pras,.,ont 49,, . ~. ,.. ~ "'.e use".u - .e
measures etotlld la taken to protect them in
-, "N' s-"~J 0"'ei's "''ee III 'h's t"haee"
''on' --..- .-....--..
r. TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
ioas oe sa'o taat inc eha1rfnah
" tne Natlo"a1 neh'oe'at'c committee
ue'''cs ,. aas,hg any kao"isdsc Of mil
, 1876-12-18
INTEREST ON CITY BONDS,

CHtc4oo, Dec: 10. 1870. City Of Chicago Con-
f1easuEcr'a Office, II presented prior 10 the :la
Int. toupous not 20 presented will be paid In
New York u usual. j, 4. FARWELI,
COMPTROLLER,
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
GROCERIES g PROVISIONS
A R E.

IN GREAT VARIETY. For Mechanics Miners, Mill Men and Artisans. Flows, Flow Steels, Scythes, Ralkes, Bellows, Anvils Axes.
 shovels, Hammers. Sledges,
 Picks, Chisels, Files, Saws. } Drills, Planes SorewA Nails
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
LEGAL.
. U M M Q N $ {.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDIciAl District, Yavapai County.
 MIGUEL PERALTA, Pisistih,
 rsrsus
 ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO ExPIEss COMPANY. De' Action brought in the District Court of the Third J cial District in and for the County of favsPai the ls ritory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Ari.ona sends greeting to TAe Aria aud NeW herico EJpress Company, Defendonf. You are hereby summoned and required to arper' action brought against you by the above named I tiff in tho dsfIirt court of the Third Judicial Dssdi and f,r the county of Yavapa, in the Territory of n znna. and answer the complaint filed with the ees this court, Prescott in said county (a copy of ss' complaint accompanies this snn,m"ns) within fsr1 days (pyclu-iv- of 'h" day of ssrvcrJ affer the S upon you of this summons. if served in this cuuny v if served nut of the county and within this distrei N within thirty days; In all other ri,"s forty days And you hereby notified Ina; if you fail to aF and thr complaint ab"yc required, the pis' will take judgment by defanlt against you for the sa, thuIsand three hubdsed ninety fur and 4i-iw lars and and disbursements in this behalf exrssse
 Given under my hand and The seal of the sad '. '.
 trict Court, at Presro,'. thi. 10th day of July " LIS. WILLIAM WIIKERSOS. Csn C,n.. RUSH WELLS. Attorneys for Plaintiff p&
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
c U M M Q N . .

In the District Court, Third Judicial District fsv' County.
 HYNEy ELLIS and MARTIN SkFENBERG,
 JESUS NJ. LUNA and TRANQCLINA LUNA Action brought in the dis rict court of the third district in and for the county of Yavapai in me '' tory of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona senas greeting Go 'e"' Luna and Tranquiil,a Luna. Dcfendant';
 You gre hereby summoned and required to arpeTn.s action brought against you by the above named l in the district court of the third judicial dsrc' fer the county of Yavapa in the Territory of y |, and answer the complaint filed with the eien court at Prescott, in said county "a copy Of Whes s. plaint accompanies this summons) within tvesv -. (excusive of the day of serviceJ after the serro you of this summons, if served in this coun'y sr served out If this county and within this nscN h. within thirty days, in all other forty dsys you hereby notified that if you fail so appear .s .E the complaint above required the piain, ,,,, take judgement by defsni against you for the sun thousand and sixty-si 9l- 100 dollars (s2 c6o9D s' and disbursements in this behalf expeIded Il, p.
 Given under my Aand and the seal of tbe s
 riet court at Prescott this 19th day nS os nS f, cI ie' "ihiA" Cb& Jos HARGHAvE ESQ. Attorney for Pih'- i''1'-
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
Estray Notice.

Came to my ranch about the 18th of May es.sss very small dark brown horse, branded with .I se brand on Jeff hip. star in the forehead, f.w on right hind fot and saddle marked The ...s p quested to prove property, pay charges srS rs0S away. HENkf
 Upper Lynx Greek, August 29th, ls76
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
EstraY Notice.

Came te my ranch about the 18th of May S e =, bright bay horse, branded left bip AP c"snecx n dle marked right fore and left hind foot wne -, in the forehead. Is abent I4i hands high. The k, requested to prove property, pay charges and 1sos away. HENRY "A''"s
 Upper Lynx Creek Aug g, 1876.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
Notice of Assessment.
NEW ASSAY OFFICE.

THOMAS PRICE formerly of the San Francisco As saying and Refining works) having fitted up the old Pa cifc Mail building, No 524 Sacramento street corner of Ledesdor, Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory. prepared to make assays of the precious and full metals and their ores, we'll complete partial analysis of all minerals Salts Waters other substances that may be desired
 His office will be opened for business Monday, May s and he hopes that his long residence and experience in his profession will eutle him reasonable portion of the business of his friends and public generally 6n3
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
JUST ISSUED.-THE 200th EDITIoy
 M A N H O O D,

Revised and corrected by the author, F. de r. Cu, M. D., &c., &c.
 Medical Essay on the cause and cure of rrsus,un decline in man. showing how health is lost and hov M gained. It gives clear synopsis of the impedinesn marriage the treatment of and ph hyseal debv exhausted vitality. and all other diseases appersius theeo the results of twenty years successful pr.ee
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
 CURTIS ON 'MANHoep."-There is.no member sf sus ety by whom this book will be found useful whs.sr he be parent, preceptor or clergyman-- London Tns CURTIS ON MANHOOD "-This hook should be resd hv the young for instruction by the afflicted for relief; s injure no one.-[Medical Times and Gazette.
 Price-One Dollar by mail or exprvss. Addrvm as author DE. CURTIS 52o Sutter Street or F. O. Bsz rs San Francisco Cal. seplfyl
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
YOU NC M E N

Who may be suffering from the effect Of youthful s
 lies indiscretion will do well to avail themselves of this the greatest boon laid St the altar oi N
 fering humanity. OR. SPiMnEy will guarantee o tr-
 feit $500 for every case of seminal weakness CT pr
 vatp disease of any kind or character which he usir
 takes and fails to He would. therefore ay h the unfortunate sufferer who may read this soirs that you are treading upon dangerous ground whs
 you longer delay in seeking the rrorer remedy k
 your complaint You may he in the frst stage; n.
 member you are approaching the last. If ysu rs
 bor iering upon the last. and suffering s1
 of its i'll effects remember that il you persist in " crastinaiion the time must when the most ,kt ful physician render you assistance; whsa As door of hope is closed against you; when anss ( mercy bring you relief In no ease has the Doc
 failed of Then let not despair work ufs your imaP inaton, hut avail yourself of the benefcs
 results of his treatment beore your case is beyond 's roach of mediral skill before grim death hurns you to prmature grave. Full course of frsatmssf S25CO. Send money by Post 0fice order or Expsss with fnll description of case
 Gail. or Address. DR. A. B. sf1ENEY, oc29yl No. II Keany Street. San Francisss.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
STAGE LINES.

CALIFORNIA AND ARIZONA
 Stage Company.
 Established. 1866
 Carrying U. s. Mail and Express. On and after May l7,h, 1876 ,Ais Company will run line of
 Four Horse Coaches, semi.weekly carrying U S. Mails Passengers and EI press, from
 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA,
 BY WAY OF W1CKENBURG AND EHRENBERG, TERMINUS SOUTHERN PACIFIC R.R.
 Connecting with the Railroad for Cotton. San BernardinO Los An geles and San Francisco, Also connecting at wickenburg with Line of stages Phenix, Camp Mcdowell, Mari cOpa Wells, Hayden's Ferry
 and Florence, Tucson, Fort Yuma. and all points in New Mexico and Texas Our stages also leave Prescott week, carrying U. s. Mail an Express for Mineral Park, Cerbat and Hardyville. The company now prepared to do a general Ex, press business all parts of the United States SPeca attention given to the collection of Notes Drafts and Acceptances.
 LIE IT T E R B A G s Accompany each stage, carrying Wells Fargo < Co.'S letters. Government stamped envelopes with Wells Fargo Co franks, carrying letters to all parts of the United States and the Continent for sale al all our offices The route is stocked with good horses and Concord coaches. None but skillful drivers employed. Stages leave for Terminus of Railroad Florence, Tue son and intermediate points
 Tuesdays and Saturdays and will soon be increased to every other day) of each week.
 For Hardyville Mineral Park and Cerbat, EVERY MONDAY Fare Cheaper than by any other
 Route. Time, Prescott to Los Angeles, Days. San Francisco, Days Tucson, 2 Days. For further information in regard to the route enquire Q our offices.
 E.s. SEED, Agent Prescott. P S. EMPEY wicksuburg. E.O. GRANT Agent Ehrenberg. M. q. PAMPHRY,. -seven Palms J.H. HUGHES, Agent -..-.---S San Bernardino. GEO. PRIDHAM. Agent Los Angeles. c. B BERRY, Agent. Phoenix. E.N. FISH co, Agent. Florence. FRANK STAPLES, Agent. Tucson. CHAS. c. HUGHES, Agent. Mineral Park. J. H. PERSON JAMES STEWART Secretary, General Superintendent, wickenburg Arizona. San Bernariino, Cal.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
School Tax Notice.

The School Taxes under the levy of July iS. ..S . due August 18th and the portion remaining u'P become delinquent October 18th. 1876. r.usrr
 ED. F. BOWERS, Coh~ Prescott, August 18th, le76.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-09-08
N o T IC E

Having gone to Cerbat to attend conrt. my n xa please consult with Judge John Howars sna rp, South worth Esq. on sty legal business that rsR my absence. MURAT NASiS
 lime 5 le;6
, 1876-09-09
THE G0YS.AI.LES MILL,

Unsatisfactory Result OF tho F1ctt-IIow Red
I.cury liad Fixed Things to Win Ills
Nfoney-Tho Referee Had Money On Goss-
How the "Foul" Wnx Accomplished.
Spectdi D!spatch to The Tribune
CINCINNATI, Sept. B.-The rouEhs and thugs
arc getting out Of town TN every &ralu,
and tic streets arc settling down into quiet.
Goss is safely hidden away In tile country, and
Alien Is preparing to got awny, and the excite
1nent Is being allayctl. Thu result Of the light
ta generally unsatisfactory from u faIr-play
standpoint, while TN the other hand It Is cot-
coded that tho action Of the referee snycd Tom
Allcn's life. huge man named Red leAsy,
champion Of tho rough-anl.tumble fighters, had
put up from S1,5U0 10 $1,000 on Goss, aud
had organized gang, With Theobaud Bauer Us
lieutenant, to taku possession Of thu ring II
there wnre my prospect Ok Goss' failure Thcse
two n,cn and their following ranged themselves
around Goss' curucr, forcing bis seconds iusItlc
tho ring, and Keeping upa lidcuus howl ut Al
lcr, abusing lin for cowartlicC, aiNl teering his
style Ut fighting. As It l'cc1llilo evident ttat
Allen wAs much tho better nun, and Us (iosa
llitclic closer tn the ropes, and prepared tllem-
sclyca fur emergencies. Goss waA fighting an
loucst, straightforward light, With perhaps here
and ,licrc doaEs xh'Sl wonld n;nke fopi
with great @ difficulty, ,;,,,,, aud that lii i!
,vou1d Ix. tftnrlv uapEeya ITa tvns
nvrr,natet"i nj i,is stronrsst i;rbttn, mini.
Hsonrnr i an} whenever {,r t.lns.i. lr s,tfYcrr1i
10 hfs tnrrs % n, A,cn '1atl,"rc, f"r ~ hlow aud
twi,s H. r,;y,i cln,narci u fmi f,nas sh.,nl.
If. l,aI aIs nt tin,"s ',ft .i.t r. u"s fi
ami I'm rsf.rcr' wha,nv,.r: +" thnu~tt wat
sn,n,crd lii tn taI. t;nss' wor, IN n ~ fho
III rni = 1in, % ,sn.. ~, f.,na 90 ri, ,,',,H.' e
n,a',,i,,, u,n,ni il'. liz, ta,,,sht hin {h.t =
i,mwv linz kmrtinr liz t;nss mi ~ tima wos % In,
nrIv ms T., stti. a., ~, I'M ~ t!,rs, h.nJ
, 1876-09-09
TIE MINNESOTA BH1GASDS.
6psci4l pLspQtcA To I1t Tfthune.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. B.-lhe following
dispatch from tho scene OF the hanging Ut Fort
Smith to-day was received lu tiis city thls eYen-
ing;
FORT SAITH, Ark, Sept. s.-To-day wal the
scene Of anuther execution In the courtyard Of
the United States District Court Of this place,
by Which four Iudians, Osee SardeTs, Cheto-
kee, slnkcr Wilson, Cherokee, Sam Peters, =
ChoctaW, aud JAck Vallay. = Peoria Indian, paid
the penalty o& their crimea vhiah vere COM
mitted In The Indian Territory The humber
, 1876-09-09

eonstssing Of two engines. each betng furnished
With two cyl!nslcrf,. largc and u small one.
Ths saving In fuel Is effected by admitting
htcam into botl cylinders at hlgh.prcssuro. and
cutting II oil before the cylinders are more than
half filed. There ls still enough power to pro,
amount Of steam. f'he engine oc-
cup!es space Of about 30il0 feet,
and from the bottom OF tho pump 70 the top
of the beam there Is q height Of 20 feet. The
total cost OF tha engine Is *25o, coo. There arc
latter being simply connecting boilers. Alr.
Mason ID the engineer on behalf Of t,la fnanu-
facturcrs, and Mf. William Bryson il t!,e en-
gtneer In charge under Ms. Clcsbrought City
Engineer.
, 1876-09-09
4 CONFIDENCE MAN.


Qu1NcY, ILL.,, Sept. "a mAn named Watson,
from Kansas, was robbed In this city last night
of 500 In cash. Tho Victim got into the hands
Of confidence operator, *!o pluckcd him Just
a lIc was boarding thc evening train for Davcn-
port Ia. Watson gaye tho alarm, and tho po-
ltce Immediately started In pursuit Ut tue thief,
but he made lis escape. kilograms. however,
ins Ing 1 fr"m i t'.e city. W 49, A d dcseriI-
tfun Of tho suspected man was furnished
to the conductor Of tic Carthage train, ard n
man answering the description boarded the
train before II had left tho yards here. On H.
egfaphesl 10 Ferris 1or d. an oil1cer, add, on tic
aFrfynl Of the train there, f,c was taken into
custody. Tic was brought hack to-slaY, anil Is
now lodged in jail. Only s;j23 Of the amount
stated was found on hls person. ue claims
that IN accumplico has The balance.
, 1876-09-09
CASUALTIES.
COY1TsSr9.

COVpSES.
NEw ORLEANS, L., Sept. s-Yeateriay even.
Ing the body Of Mrs. C. Burton, Splrltuallst,
was found floating III the lake near the Jefferson
end Of Protection lcvcc-a supposed suicide.
The body Of an unknown white man, in de-
composed condition, WIS found lying In tho
weeds few yards from New Shell load. There
are Indications Of foul play.
a negro named Martin was found dead on n
doorstep on Cnsto,u-1Iouse strcct. Death
from fattguc and heat.
Tho body Of drowned Chinanan was found
floating In tho river opposite 1t. Louis street,
john Mitchell was found dead in bed this
morning In a lodging-huusc, with wound III
tic head The proprietor says he fell down
stairs.
Mitchell Mcdonald, colorcd, was run over this
evening by the Ca,lat-strcct steam dummy, cut
lu two, md instantly killed.
, 1876-09-09

8fec7dI U5pdfcH 70 11f 7f15an&.
GRAND 1sAr1Ds, Mich, Sept. 8.-aiary Z. Rcn.
ncls, or Reynolds, came here from Mrars, ncar
peutwatcr, in thls State, yesterday, aud stopped
at the Kathbun House. Last night she blew
out the gas when she went To bed, and WAS
found dead in llcr hcn this morning. She was
III or IL ytars uttl. Little Is known Of her, ex-
cept that It Is supposed her parents or family
live at Mears.
, 1876-09-09

SIOKNle
Specfdi DitpGtch to The TFjtUna.

Special 0tpc!ch to The Tribune
LINCOLN, I'LL, Sept. s.-Dnrug the thunder.
storm last night the lightning struck the smoke
stack Of the Lincoln Mills, and took OF por-
tton Of the top. Great damage hAs been lone to
torn and fruit By high winds.
CouNciL HLuPYs. Ill.,, Sept. ga violent
wind und rain storm passed oyrr this city about
II o'clock tonight. Que house wax demolished,
sevcrus pc1sous injured 1lore or less severely,
null considerable other dauIagc uone. No 70
ports from tle country have been received.
, 1876-09-09
Cotton Underwear
CORSEIS.
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE

Ladies' Chemiaes, Pulled, Lace Fin.
fsh and Embroidered. at 500,
worth 75o.
LadioB' Chomises, French Ruf11o,
E'r1lit-of-Loom Muslin, 6Oo, worth
Ladies' Chomisos, Embroidered,
nicely made, Fruft-of-Loom, 76c,
65c, and 81, worth 4l.26 to SITS.
Lad1es' Drawers, Lonsda1e Muslin,
Plain, Tuck and Rutnes, at SOC,
worth $50.
Ladies' Drawers, Longda1e Muslin,
and Embroidered, 76o, 9Oc, 81. 90
and *1.25, worth nearly double.
Lad1os' Night-Qowus, Tucked front
and RufQod, Lonsdalo Muslin, at
$1.00, worth $1.6o.
Ladiee' Night-Gowns, Embroidered
and Tucked. F'r1lit-oC.Loom Cot.
ton, at 81 .25 and al.6O, worth from
sl.75 to $3.50 each.
Infants DrosseBs Robes, Slips,
Skirts, short and long, Flannel
and Merino Shawls, Bonnets, &c.
A large limo Of Freuch-wovo and
handmade Cor5ets, slightly soil
cd, in all sizes, at 75c and 81. 90,
worth more than double the price.
A full limo of Bustlos in all the latest
shapes end styles, very. cheap.
Madison & Peoria-sts.
, 1876-09-09

The alnrm from Box TO at AIS yesterday
morning was caused by the burning Of scuttle
Of shavlngs In coal-scuttle at The Clarendon
uouke. On North Clark street. Damage trih!ng.
The alarm from Boz 341 at 3:45 yesterday
morning WAS caused by the burning Of few
planks In the alley In the rear of No. 253 Canal
isco1y Ed II poppgas ''a pam.gs s r. MAUI
, 1876-09-09

... . hkw1Cu, sept n, 1878.
.,DkAn Sir; feel n,nst say few wprls about the
rx1ETlXk. The pnyticlsns aaid had 80 many cout.
hsa ,aA hu.aor. snd hay shs E!dney :on,pi1n tl,e
think thrir any !ho with the piles
than did. The physc!sns all said Il xas for
ms to faks 1nrdftjnrl could Hive through the
nunth OF May. truly think tho ytuErtNK haa sAysd
ny H. M M asisoors ~ Ihai IL: VE1KItSE ha.
1tc1l every whnn, meet it u thu be4t lei.clno Ii
lfl;s. j. l.. 13QTLER.
, 1876-09-09

Mrs. Crandall iatkest to rnc, and now ] 1Iavc to
suffer the penalty, mud you 20 free Ynu knnw
what say is thu truth. forg!.e yo,l a,ul Mra.
Cran'lni1. Always think Of Il, That Is all
have to say." Mr. Webster attempted to reply,
but the BlerlG would not ALLOW hin.
, 1876-09-09
FIRES.


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Ep<etdl Ntpalch 10 TIA TttbuAe,
FnEEronT, ILL.,, Sept. ga number Of tncen-
diary fres occurred here last night 4 frame
building owned by l.. Lighthcart, containing =
hay-press and large quantity Of hsy, was to.
tally destroyed. Loss, about &, coo; Insurance,
$1,soo,--of which, $1,000 falls on the Milwaukee
Mechanics insurance Company and $500 on tho
Hunter wah also totally destroyed. Three other
fires were reported during thu night, but none
resulted In serious damage.