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|STl1t NORMAL SCHOOL,

MANkITO MINI.
Fall term begins Sept. S, 1876.
ends DEF. .2lst,
Spring term begins Jan. 3, 1871
This schoo: is designed exclusively for
teat hers. but others will be admitted SO
long as there may be vacant seats in our
class rooms.
Tuition free to all who pledge to teach
two years in the public schools Of this
state all others will be charged eight dol
lars per term.
Pupils must be at least fifteen years of
age, and must be abe to stand fair rxxm-
ination in the common branches to he ad.
mttsd to tn" Normal Department. This
rule will be rigidiy enforced, as We cannot
neglect our legitimate work to give pri,na-
~ instruction.
N" pupil will be admitted for less pr
iod than one term unless hy special agree
ment with the principal, and no one will
lie granted All h norxhie dismissal before
the aspiration OF the term, except in cas-
OF extrs me necessity.
For further information apply to =
,.. d. L. JOHN,
Principal.
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Know all men by. these presents thst
from and after the drst day Of September,
1875, It is useless to ask the firm Of Bixby
& Wineett, to sell yon or any other mar
goods on credit for this simple reason, they
vii, not do II They have 4 splendid stoch
Of everything in the Grocery line and In.
tend to sell ut bottom prices for rrady pay
and will take anything farmer has t" se'l
At living prices, EXCEPT A PROMISE To
PAY.
sworn and Subscribed to ......
RIXBY 4 wIN0RTT.
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WATSON'S
Select Circulating Library.
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$500. $500. s.oo.
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TRANSIENT RATES.
l. The smallest charge it, 10 cents
aud bv tie week 15c.s; if n bo"k i,
kept longer than one week, 3cts da.
additional will be charged.
2. Books NAV be excnang-d at plea.
>ure, but Volumes out must be re.
turned before others can be taken.
3 Strangers must drp's', the value
nf the book when taken which amoun'
wilt be refunded less charges on its re-
turn.
4. Books lo,t, or defaced. must h
Maid icr hes,ro .h"r> c,r ~, '-@-c
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The Nisw .uke. Se",,meI asserts that
, resident OF that city lately visited n
s"n'hrru state for the pnrp .se ii
purchasing u plantation. lie rxamin
Ell number and m,dr Inquiries as to
price and other particulars In sever
ri instances the owners announced that
i" making sale they should reserve
tn right Of claims against the U"i,e't
y a'es xover"m:n: Tor dam .gs.s suff:r.
ID during thu war.
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MANIA FOR FAST RlDil Gl
H0sC to Come Homo from kke
CcII'.. i.ll

Almost every m.". woman and child
ha> a mania for fist riding, aud for The
benefit Of Aving sight seekers, We will
call attention to the fastest through
train in the United States. leaving
Phi'a1slphi. BY the Pennsylvania
X R'ilro'd, at 7:20 any morning., p.sssa.
gers ride over tho line between the
Centennial city and Pi.tsbarg, a5A
miles. ia ten hours This particular
train is composed Of parlor oars %
srranged that the magnificent scenery
on both sides of th,' line cannot b
'verlo"ked. The old, highly cultiv.-
ed and rich agricultural districts east
# a'rri>burg are extremely interest.
ing to The traveller, whilst the moua.
ain ranges, the Horse Shoe Curvs.
KittanninE Point, tho Consmaugh, tie
Allegrippus and hundreds Of charming
varied views, nay be eoj.'y-d ,iarias
daylight by taking tho Limited Fase
Express By this tran the sleeping
cars are attached At Pitssbsrs, spd
passengers arrive in Chicago the fol.
lowing morning. many hours in advance
1t all other routes, and uecessitatiug
,"!y one nights ride. No other Rail.
wa7 on this Continent can Offer the
'nd"ceme"t Of a lightning train from
the East G. NJ Clark. At the 0sus>
Il Ticket Office, s. Clark 81. Chicago
Will give all information. Particular
attention given to letters Of inquiry.
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NOTICE Of COP .RTNERSHIP.

The undersigned have this day entered
into Partnership. under the firm name Of
Rnter & CUT, to carry on the milling busi-
ness at the old stand, the Redwood mills,
Where We hope to see the friends Of the
Id firm, and as many new ones, as will
call. We hope by strict attention and fair
dealing in our business, to merit the Pa
tronage Of every body.
8. r. Ruter
s 3. Cu6. #
Redwood Falls MINI.
Aug. lss 1875.
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Oats BY Weiyht.

A French Chemist. NJ. Grandeau
mas b zen ana, zi"g numbsr Of sa'u
pies ii oats. m determine whether
hose If light wsizh are Of "a I'll val
"e. p .u,d tor p un1, to th''se wnich
weigh heavier IN pr"por.i'" to msa..
urr. The result showed in fact tina
'he c'mp'~i'io" If l,gn. aud heavy OATS
It vari",,s kinds. when taken in bulk
,s sln 'st id."tic.l Th-,e w"re. h"~
ever. iud,vidn i csses in which cons,d.
erably differences w're found to exist
notah. one in which the liyh,es sp-c
linen IT. Of twenty six that we're tes, .
I'd, sh wed a higher uutritive value ia
p opo, ton 70 weight that either Of I'll.
others
A. confirming the general conclu.
sion a'.ove stated. it ia alsp mentioned
that = French postal contractor has
'ried similar experiment. in a pracs'
ical way Selecting nut Of three hun
dred h rises in his stables. two team
"f twelve each, in al respects alike,
and .derg"iny precisely the same
work, ne team was fed for six month.
on the liyh.rst oats that could be pro
cured, weighing II p'u"d- per hect"
lire ,nd the other tor the same thu.
on the heaviest obtainable. each hec-
.oIi're # which weighed III p"unds
At the end "f the p-ri"d "t o"se:v.
,i'n no difference c,uld be detected il
the appearance Of the two teams. tn.
horses being slI in excellent couditio,
and god working order. The "ats o
course. we're fed by weight aud b.
mea~ur and she conclusion We reac,
IL that weight, and not measure. shoul,
be the Standard BY which they a.,
bought aud sold. s
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AND
FAST NJ all ROUTE OF THE
UNITED STATES.

is the most direct, Convenient and
.couuu'cal way ot reaching Phiiadel-
phia aud this great Exhlb,,lun from
all sectlo"s ot the country. It's trans
!" and frour the Phi'adelphia p.ss
through GRAND CENT ENNlAL
DEPOT, which the ompany have
erected at the Main Entrance to Ex
hln,ion Grounds ior the ac.ummo.ia-
tl"n ot passengers who wash 70 stop IA,
or start t,om the numerous large hotels
contiguous to this station and the Ex
"lb'tiun,-a convenience vi the great
e>t value 'p visitors, and affo' ded. ex
"usiveIy by the pen">> ivan,a X .iIroad
which ~ THE ONLY LINE RUN
MING DIRECT 10 Tue CENTEN-
NAL BUlipINGE.. EAcu,s,"n
'ra'ns will al>" stop at the Enc mp
ment IF the Patrons "i iiusbandry, u,
Flu Station Oh this road
The Pennsylvania R"'i'eud is Ar
y'""'/ext '"s/uay ory".'z"ta"n 1" the
""'fd II r""tr"ls *eUen It'd ,u~''"d mates
If rm/uuy .torm,ny .""kin"ous hn"s
to Ih,l"frIph" N.,c Iwk. huli
m"e. "nd W sh,"y'on "cer ac"ich
l"I"'io"s nay amt miyht c "s 's.r RI"
f/"m Lh.c'yo. 81. L,".x. /"i*o,M'
E'nc'""utt In'i;"n"/,o/'S, Cu|unbm.,
T"e'h,. LIeev/umt, a~d Ere wtthout
clt.."ye
It's uain line is Laid with double and
third tracks OF heavy s'eel rails uror
deep hed "t broke" sto". ballast. and
Its bridges are sIl ot Iron or store. H.
passenger trains are equipped will.
every known ,"pr"vrm, ut t,r c"u,tori
aud safety. AID are run at ia ter speed
tor greater dist aoces than the trains Ot'
r"y line un the continent. The C..m-
ps"y has largely increases" IT'S equip
meat for Centennial travel. and vii, b.
prepared TO buiid in it's own shop
ioc''u'"tiv'~ aud passenger Cars at sho',
"o',cc efficient 7" 'uI'y acc"mm dat.
ny extra demand. The unrqnalr..
r.>Curc+s ut the commard -: the t,um
pa"y guarantee the tn'r-t pefiec,aec"n'
m'da,'ons tor all its p.'rous duriog..the
Eentenniai tx ihi'i"n.
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
''r which the Pennsylvania Ra,Ir. ad
IS 80 justly celebrated pre~en' :" the
''aveltr over its perfect roadway ii"
ever-chsngi"g panorama IF river,
mountain aud landscape views uu-
.qu.l~d in America.
THE EAriNG-STAT[ONS on This
inc are u"surpass. d. Meals will b.
furnished at suitable hours and ampl.
'"r allowed f"r e"j"yiny hem.
EXCUk ION TICKETS, at re-
duced rates. will he sold vt all princi.
;"l Railroad Ticket Offices in the
Vest North West. S"u,h West.
BE- SURE THAT YOUR TICK
FITS READ VIA The GREAT Penn
>vLvANIA ROUTE TO THE CENrEN
NAL mi .~s ... '-'a- ...
FRANK THOMSON, D u. BnYD. IN
Ge"I Manager G.n1 R.<s'r Age' :
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The =. Peter Tribune estimates
the loss Of wheat By graa~hnppers las,
year. in that county ss Az 3a4 hush
els. 2l2 l53 bushels Of corn. 222.3a5
Of oats. 1892 Of barley, and 81, ,J39 OF
potatoes.
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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
PHILADELPHIA PA.

THIS GREAT IN ERN ,TlONAL
EXHltiiUN. DE>l.NED 10
,UM MEMOkATE lHE ONE nun
lkEDiu ANNlN EkoAkl Or
A MEktCAN iNDErENDEN, E
OPENED May lU II AM WILL
t. LOSE NO\EMbEk ION, 1876.
al the \a'l'"> Ut the wOriu aud al, the
.tates aud 'errit"tles OF the Union par
',c.patlng III this wonderful 4. mo-, s,ra
400, br'n-ng to e:t,er the uU>t c"u,
p,et,ens,ve c..l,ec' ion o, art t,ras,lr. :.
.uechan,cal i.,.-n. IONS, scleu. tic DIS.
GOVERNS manufacturing achievements.
n'ln raj spec'n.ens, aud agricultural
pludu',s ever exhibited. The grounds
n-vo'ed to the Exh,o,tlon are ,,ua,eu
-" the llne Of the Penn~y wanna iii
'oad and embrace four hundred auu
h"y acres IT Farim.unt pa,k, all Ugh.
y improved and uruatnehted, un which
are erected the largest buildings ever
."us,ruc ed five Of these covering All
ira Vi tii,y acres aud cos'i"g S. 900
900. TIE total number VI tu..dlngs
rrc'cd Tor the purposes OF the Exn'.
",tlun is near two hundred. Dur,u@
he thirty days immediately tol'"wi"&
he opening Of the Exhibition a mil.
'"n aud quarter oi people visited 1t.
THE PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
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The Washington monument will M.
rise above irs present height durin.
The centennial year he army crm
mission will frst make an examin.,i ",
4 the found ,tion. aud then mus, de
."rmine whether it shall b. cnnstruct-d
according to the original plan tn,
main p,in' Of examination will be the
quality IF earth around and under
"ra h the m"numrnt to a d. p'h o
~iyh'y or ninety feet. 1t i: feared tha'
'hout twenty feet bel"w The surfar,
there is sort Of qn'cksa"d. the m""
"'uent heinx hut short d stance from
he river. /" ths. Care the grra'
weight would probably press this qnick
-and out into the river aud 81 sick tn.
w"numant. There is au"thrr fear the
'ff"rent strata of earth incline DIV"
w.rd t"wa,d the river. aud that BY
slipping out Of one Of these layers tn.
m""ume" would either come down, .,
N the suppsiti"n many have that th'
leaning tower Of Pisa was not bnilt a,
It nov stands. Washington would h,vt
! leaning monument. which il any
hing but typical Of the uprishtness OF
'he Father Of his c"u"try." Al
though a" appropriation has heen made
which will be '"ll"wed from year tc
>e.r it is not certain that the close o.
the present century will witness tn.
completion Of the monument.-P.on-
eer Press.
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THE GAZETTE

AIltransent adv. rttErme nts must be pAid1"r'na'
vance.
Legal Notices. IS cts. pc. square for the aratins:'
s,ou and 81 ts PER square for each aubeequen' IN
ssrtiou All legal Notices must b. sp"n the re'p"n
sibility Of the Attorney ordering th.m puh!,.ne
No .$dayit Of publication will be given until tn
oublieation fees paid.
l.seal Not,crs ius~rt-d At 10 CENTS pr line.
Busiu~ss cards OF I've lines or lesa S6 0O
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THE GAZETTE.

VIM. 3. HERRlOTT.
Editor and Publisher.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President:
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,
OF Ohio.
For Vice President:
WILLIAM A. WHEELER
Of New York.
FOR CONGRESS -sFcoND DISTRICT:
HORACE B. STRAIT.
COUNTY TICKET.
Fon CLERK OF COURT,
D. 0. KING.
For JupoE OF PROBATE,
II. D. BALDWIN.
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One IF our rural exchanges says tha,
Nr. Window will have no oppositio,
tor re elec'io" to the senate, unless il
comes tr"m Nr. DannelI II that !.
All. Mr.. Window has clear field, fo,
": have the most reliable a~>uranc"-
being in Iact tha: Of Mr. Du"nsl' him
se!f-that he n not he candidate
a u from Mr. Dunnell's own distric
Mr Window app"ars to have secured
almost if not quite the SOLID r'pnbli-
can legislative strength. Starting on
with all -or nearly all-'he hold ov..'
~en to~s. aud being certain of pearl,
every repuhIica" member of the lryis
ls'nre from the northern districts, NJ
W;nd"m has pretty substantial found
,'ion f,r es'ecmi"g his Cal ing and
election sure There is the more sub
a. .tial ground tor sa'isfacti"n in thi,
regard bec,u>e Nr. Windnm is a'read
v 1T the head Of the most imp ,rtan
committee in the senate. a position i,
which his power to help his safe i.
hcv""d estimation great-P:;onee,
u, ces
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H D. BALDWIN,
Judge Of Probate.

Dated Angus, 29;h 1876.
, 1876-03-09
IOWA.
LE0ISLAuyE,

DIS Mo1NEs, H.. March a.-Tho senats last
evening passed tho bill requiring railroads hay
ing their tormlnf ID tins State to sell tickets to
all points on their roada. The bill applies 10 tho
Union Pacific Road. Also. bill making stock
holders Of banks organized under tha stntuto
liable for twico tho amount OF their HtocE.
Tho House took up tho Thaycr Railroad Tariff
bill. and considered 1t by sections, with 1sst'e
change, 10 tho fltteonth sootEon. Tho bill re-
quiriug RAILROADS terminating In Iowa to provide
depotA Telegraph stations, eto., waa PASSED. II
refsrs to tho Uuiou Pacific 1tailEoed.
In tito House this morning. tho law iixlnR THO
tlmo Of manual labor 1t tho Agricultural Collage
ut two hours in winter and thre0 In summer WAS
repealed, and tho Trustees are allowed to tx tho
ttlno. ......
Tho bill to fix Tho salary OF ahoziffa. whcro no
compensation IL allowed by lax: an! repaas!nE
Hoc, g. 7B9 OF the Colet was passed a!so tho btu
allowing cities under special clartern to provide
regulations relative to unavailable ta1sB.
Tho bill to punish tranps nnd yagrants was
sakon up, pcudlug which tho House nituurnod,
The Railroad Tariff bill WRa not reached.
In tho Honato this morning, tho woman auf-
fraRo amendment occupied the acsslon. nna WAY
lost-yoas, 283 mays, ~. Senator Campbell
moved - reconsideration Of tho vote, pending
which tho Hepato adjourned. ~.
lilo Railroad Tariff bin In tho House hna got
into tia hngda OF political aBpirants, Who have
formed ring to defeat al,y chRuge in the law.
, 1876-03-09

bo vso .c.npo,stsd whom tho storm had blown
oyoT. Lct us be- thankful that no such thing
oonid @ h.rlen hors. we ero b.s enough , but but
.thoro il no danger Tint Gen. Bolknap Will over
again be Secretary Of War;, ,.,:.,
sdmiTnrs ercctol q tall monument to Ills monA
oTy. and stuck bis martial figure in bronze o.,
tha TIM Of 1t, Tl,ts monument Ia over lno feot
hjet. It stands on tho edge Of s.. Jauics' rark. M
Yo go to tho top q u i9r Maho h!,
9 guards ards The door viii, hs bat ta1l Of ai1penocs
Thtcl he had taken during tho day. ! have long
wondered what became Of t'leac ei1penecs.-
whether thoy wont to pay tho Dnko's crca!to!s II,
cocknloru1n spent than for beor. or what. Hut
i ul,al[ probably 20 down to my gra!o IN tg-
norance Of their doBtiuy. With croak. yours
truly, JOHN bu1rFHo~.
, 1876-03-09

KANSAS ClyY. No., March 8.--Tho Times'
special correspondent iu the Black Hills tnle-
eranhs from. Custer City. 4th, via Fort Laramie,
Wy, 9th, that large party Of nouutcd H.
diaus undo sudden attack upon Custer
s.ty aboa. o'clock on tho 4th, aud sue
cocdea in driving OF all tue looac lorBcH
grazing In the suturhs OF tho city.
Tbs Iutia,.H at tho ssuu titna attaekod IN c1ni.
gsaat tfain Ut rlea4aut Valley, . miles below
Le1s. Ivory ahlo-badled while luan Aas bcen
enrolled, md party Of sixty las just started
in pursuit Of tho IndiauA Who Aave gous toward
tho ltel Cloud Agency.
Charles llo!t, ot kioux City, was killed. 4
Ear IL anticipated with tho lu1lnus uov
, 1876-03-09
DIR. RADWAY'S
Pills

perfectly t4atala.s, eiozsnt sottaf Maai.,sn Maa IT
IuEs Igu. Ya:y. ~ II .a4dsts III =. ss sau
Iva, bo.ss. issys. ,il.Alat. fsaItiSsa fsnIiss.ou,
HSs.aoho, C0nstpatSu. Csstvvus;:, s;iso
G9sui;, os, saa III i!osanxeaasnss y tho patslj'a
sprz, Warranted To osakA positxS or slcist1
drug t,bss.,s tho following syuptoms tpaa'!sox ~"
Di.ordsss Il hs bigcstsys ptke!,s of tho ood ua
toPA1pfIHitt99'o 1pfHit9 q H. STOMACH, Neuses is+gan Il
tSss Wsaa: u m IL L. ri sts Il
E.npsEsSai1. sEs@i.ena u tse Y's;a ~ -
= is1 w. !1gs o.sau. HIrr. 4 i, H.
os os* 81. . slsts ~ P:'*, a... H.
r. H. III n snd Eyss, Pain Il tho hie tn,'1
saadoa ssas:t AilSi, .!sIfl s i'a
teT 1Stet ~ tntaosornapea r. disorders. !tee
Go1, snt,i b5 drugf1ste.
Read "Falso ana 'iFs"s ,
ncrd uaa ly.tor. stamp ~ KAuWA9 ,,t, ! "a, ,,;,nss,
Wasr,:t.At.t HoH 2ut4. 1N''"''@'''a "s''
IL HI.S.sA AMt.r
, 1876-03-09

TIE AII~AU8uAjs4HA AOfkR
IN whisky circles just at present is tho unquea-
tionnblo disposition On the part OF Hesing to
change hia plea Of not guilty to that Of guilty.
It IL tho talk Of tho dissilaEa On Change At tho
Tivoli, and on Tho st.oots, that ueaing ia about
to lio down aud give up what he knows. Thia
cuango In tho tactics Of the defense has not baon
owing to any sudden and unexpected revelations
to ucsiug and his counsel Of <ho 0oyornmens'a
case agninst tho fornor, but to that gradually
tnc1oasiug knowledge Of what tho Government
could prove, the names Of tho Witnesses Who MORO
to bo summoned, aud otlermattera Thlchshowel
jtst how strong tho Government HAa. llealng
has eyidonsly yeon tho hopo!easnoss Of ilA caao.
Tho weight IL suspended and he soca It about to
drop. Tho moat natural thing to do undor such
circumstances IL to stop from undcz, aud ho has
undertaken to carry ont this plan 10 . ttBu1suFo
way by milking oyertures To tho Government to
accept Ills p!ca Of guilty. The negotiations
havo 10 far boon carried On With Dlstsics-At.
toTnoy DaugB, although 1t Is statod that tho Gov.
orn1nenta special counsel know what IL going
| OIL aud have. indeed. boon approached OH thu
Eane subject, aud. havo tefurrad tho au1lols
alcaing and hs counsel TO Judge hangs.
TUE NEGOTIATIONS
have nos yet progressed to tilat extent which
will narraut any Developments for day or two.
/ Col jleasau laa = consultation with Judge
| Bangs, ~ noted in TuA TA1nyAE at tha ti,uu o
| up 10 ali indefinite general way. Col, Juesaeu
| called agAn yesterday morning. and wa4
closetod with Judge Dangs for IN hour Of
two. Ths matter was agaln refor1el
TO In au andot!nlte, stptosttislous, and
! quite prohlematicai way, aua the Colonel
| donarted without having madu any arrsnXenents
for lis rouowned client to plead gality. It i.
supposed that Ut tho tlrst visit The Coloael iuti
rnated that Mr. Ilesiug could tol! aolnethlnt
which 1t would pay tie Government 70 knuw
bur 10 was met BIZ tho very apparsut ob]oetioi
tLAt tho Government kuew Gil that i sautod 80
aud that, therefore, any additional lnfosulatio
regarding tho Loizol distlloss would uot b
| worth tho smallest 10Th at lumuot,
At the secou1 visit, yesterday Mo1I
Ing tAe subject Of immuulty va
, 1876-03-09
ENGLISH BEtkNAPtSM.

HOW TIE DUKE OF YORK "KSockID uowN."
To th4 Editor u 1As Chicago 1FiaHW'
DusuQuH, H.. March 7,-The british papers,
~ you remarked yesterday. are whining over
Tho decay OF official vIstuo In tho Uuttod statcH
aud the Tory Standard euutl1es cut its pccA-
sn,tI1an thsnktulpess That there a1e but few
Goycrnments whars such broaoh OF trust ~
Doknaps would bs posslbls Yus and England
il ono OF them During the great war with Na-
poison, tho Duke OF York was Ootn1nandor-ln-
Chief OF tho British army, position very liko
that OF Secretary Of War In this country. This
u,au waA tho seoond Won Of tbs King. lie sold
tue patronage Of his uttlce for money, even pro.
motions and appoiutments III tho army,-his
lniBttcsa, \ lady named Clarke, acting ~
his broker u .a ths dlsseput.lle % bus'osss, ., y:
" sAeape Impeachment. btuI moro cusloualy,
, 1876-03-09
"TWlcE TEN TEDIOUS YEARS.

6lSESd9
DLnoMlsuToH, ILL.,. March 6.-The twentieth
anniversary Of tho wedding OF Mr. J. ". Nioh-
ols, editor Of tho Da,ly Leatiar, occurred this
evening. Tho reception was held Id Good
Tomplaza' Hall, aud was attended by several
hundred invited gucstA. Elegant presents we1o
made to Mr. Nichols ard wifo by lis fellow-ls-
bosesu On tho I.cadar, by the Good Templars Ct
bloomington, aud by the Daughters Of l!cbPcca
md otleas. bpeeohus wore lulvasBd ly Gon.
McNu!ta aud othcra. Air. kteluls was for ai1
years GRIND Ghiof VI t4s ll!tnola Tomrla1s+
, 1876-03-09
AN IMPORTANT LETTER,

From p1on!nsnt gentleman md resident q Gss
puLiishors throughout tho United btates-
kxwY YuHE,. Oct. Il. W.
dui{ tna sntar,Mx q .aaks hris stasmsIs ,s.n 81
hA af1etcd With kOaIe trouble N thp 1ii,ninsJ
urinary ork2na which tMstrg inapth ~ eDb1iea
tn must tarrthy atpsun4 tisuasor WnlGh ths sit,p
Na.niAsiDn of ths kidnsys anl bladder ana saa1"nt
taott opp1aon .hAs M Sssa sd tsea
Ph!slasn. ind hs - aaan !tsFS aaqqasd r., No. ~
tai read II aslonlslnx cures hsTln1 besa SasIse
rnmedtes .ad sae fou. months s3o Fs*a a. bssaf
ciIaotod On p9ssoo who lad long bse9 .ns1g s.s
beo; wsnt aht e. .1a Tes .o "a q Hasl.tina Pull
Ind ei,,nnuIon1 hkipx thon. ;, In t1rnh dAss
"se''''oa' &no no" 1851 q. g. y. w. JAMES, oincpuat' "
, 1876-03-09

Epzf1d1 UWE11CH - Nt E75'E{EVV 7FFVHHks
grn1sar1E1p, Ill., March BIN the aAnBamon
Cltcui. Court to-day tho trial OF the Mscon
County murder casc, In which Jnlueu and Truaten
Adams aro defendants, Was commenced to-day.
1t coDios hore OIL Change Of Yonue from Deeatus'
aud thoro are nearly q hundred wItnossoH in at
tendance. Tho herring will occupy several
Lavh.
, 1876-03-09
at tion4 know "a l caro- to state thai"
utrc = Hnvernnnnt Official I"

II don't know % caro- to state thai"
ITO Government oflc'nf"
10 secretary po1kpap'" i.
!" Yoa 1n!sht N xe!l tell mo WIS u Mas, for II
ia bound to como ont; now who wAa IL Y"
"Woll. le said he pa'd 1t to N Internal Hese-
nuo Collector
"No. Il wasns Tnt.or. II w.s . Western man"
"out NTH 1t, Hho 10 tho man ,"
"H waa Hedelek Of Iowa"
"Yas 10. told mo that Hedriok had tho Ep-
,ointrt1ent, aud that ho {Hodrick) Lad sod 70
lin CIrenor) for q, 900 year. Ao 1oa -, IL
al ovsr, Son Antonio, and 1t vas GenefanY "n-
de1stood and believed" ,,xn
s*uow DID lIEDnIcx COME TO GET TIE Af1pAa3-
:"He was sa,os or Aouson@ut-oolonel In n'i'
tnap'a regiment" :.
II don't know wl,othcr be dln cr hot +
"Is tlloro any profit In that bnBiuoaH?'
"Of courso thoro IL"
"Trom 30 10 TOO POT cont, according to oir~
eums!sncos."
rxrrs;eE or e7ouKrro Posr7"
"Tt is enormous. Take s.s-compeng poat,
4bo eo for instance. Tue hrss M CO.. O. frnn, tnn
tho COST to San Antonio, a distance Of V1o miles,
aud from ttlprc to tho port "a! 6g1 miles. MI lnaE
ca3n sGnas 10 s9osx II st ro.t couco oat Of
Wbiet ho maa nett,1h ~ n tat cnnt IL {a1
cenL ana snoad ear ,di1e.nost .ia1 The illussra-
average OF PROXY aoa IN stnc. vii, s8. 100
sion gave KY p. u 1rinen wf,ore tLe rams proft
Jas realized"
."Is that oil clear profit :"
"No, not ~. oot " ~ 'oas o.,,.n4.%s uurMv' ~"
to1h, n,,.l', ~ ,t.amn.gnc. coars and
IL. Nv. 'Fou ena tr4fier ft,tsHt kcDD on tho
!hg .MG; ,h s,seor. ~ tav ean nn1nnel tho
, 1876-03-09

New Yoax, Mnrrl B.-Willam A. Darling, Ap-
praisnr Of tho Port Of Now York and formerly
secretary Of tho Third Avenue Dank, aud
spencer X. G1oen, lato President OF that bank.
We1o hold to-t!ay by Judge Joffry at YorkYille
to Rnswer for wiful perjury tn having ~ officers
of said bank sworn to fatso statement of its
affairs to kho Superintendent Of tl1e Uanktng
Department at Albany.