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NEARLY BLIND.

II. It, STEVENS Dear Slr-ln expressing my
thanks 10 you Tor bench derived from the use
OF VEGET1NE, and to benefit others will state |:
men eight or 0lDe years old Was aflilcTed
with Sjrofula, which made It's appearance in
my eyes, face and head, and | was very near
blnd for Two Years. All kinds OF operations
were performed on my eyes, and all TO no gosd
result II nally the disease principally settled
In my body, limbs and feet, and at times In an
aggravatei way.
La, summer / was, from some cause, weak
In my spine and kidneys, and It was at times
veTtlsement IN the Commercial, bought bot
tie OF VkGS TINE and commenced using ac-
cordng 10 directions. In two or three days
OBJ aimed great relief. Aftsr using four or Ave
bottles noticed II had wonderful effect on
The rough scaly bOfcheS on my body and legs
| still used vEGETlNE, and the humorous sores
one after another disappeared until they were
all gone, and | attribute The cure OF the two
diseases TO VEGETINE and nothing else.
III am ever afflicted with anything OF the
kind again | shall try Vegetlne as the only re-
liable remedy. Once more accept my thanks,
and believe me TO be, Very respectfully
AUSTIN PARHOTT,
Dec. !, 1872. No. So Gano ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Diseases of the Kidneys Bladder, &c, are
always unpleasant, and at times they become
the most distressing and DANGEROUS diseases
that can affect the human system. Aost dls'
eases OF the Kidneys arise from lmpu ltleS In
the blood, eau ing humors which settle on
these parts. VEGETINE excelS any known
remedy In the whUle world for cleansing and
purifying The blood thereby causing healthy
"''N : " ~ " . y '''s septod&wim
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-12
CastOria.

1t is mistake to suppose that Castoria is
not adapted to grown persons as well as Chill
dren They only need 10 increase the quantity.
But children have so many complaints for
which Castorla is adapted-like Wind Collie,
Sour Stomach, Worms, letter, I ee thing and
Group, that it is especially recommended for
them.
Its effects are more certain than Castor
OIL. 1t contains no alcohol and is as please
ant to take as honey. 1t never gripes. By
regulating the stomach end bowels the Cas-
toria coOIs the blood, expels worms and
prevents feverishness, quiets the nerves and
produces health-then OF course children
can sleep In quiet and mothers can
rest
Castoria is recommended by all physi-
clans and nurses who have tried 1t, and 1t is
having a rapidly increasing sale. 1t is pre-.
pared with great care after the recipe Of DR..
Samuel Pitcher, OF Mass at the Laboratory Of
]. Is. Rose & Co., &c Dey Street, New York.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-12
REMOVAL !!

200 PIANOS AND ORGANS at manufacture
ers prices, The subscribers will sell their en-
tire stock OF Pianos and Organs new and Sec
ond hand. sheet music music books, and mer-
chandise, at very near cost prices for cash DUR
ing September previous to removal TO their
new store, 40 Fast 1.th street, Union square.
october LIST. illustrated Catalogues Mail d.
Agents Wanted. Special inducements to the
trade. HORACE WATERS & SONS, Manufac-
turers and dealers, 4sl B'way, NY. aug29d&w4
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-12

N. B.-The above advertisement Is copy
righted. ana persons infringing on the same
VIII be dealt with according TO law.
DIFF A. W. HIGGINS.
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Send in your subscriptions. Address,
GLOBE PAPER COMPANY,
RUTLAND, VT.
, 1876-11-18
W. YOUNG & co.
nIoro Fraudulent Transactions Nippod in Il
J8ud.

hfore Fraudulent transactions Nippod in tho
lind.
That firm Of ". Young & Co., Of whom 10
much has been said recently in THE TRIBUNE,
are 10 deeply Interested In business transactions
Of doubtful nature, that 1t seems impossibleto
get ut unco to tho bottom Ut thulr usaortctl
swtnlles. Yesterday TRIBUNE reporter called
npon W. ". Chandler, tho ugcnt Of tho Star
Union Line In this clty, mid to his surprise was
agatn met with tlAt iutcrutnaple firm of swttl-
dlcfs and SONG OF their transactions, After
relating the manner of hIs becoming acquainted
with Mcssrs. I.uncsgan, shaughnrssy, Ready,
and ". Young d Co., Mr.. Chandler plunged
Into tho details Of ono OF their most recent
operations. III tho carly portion Of thu wuek
six sases Ut goods cauie over the line under Ills
control consigned to W. Young d Gu, No. $50
Van Buren street. Tho ordinary freight agent
would llaYc delivered tleln to ile man trst pro-
senting bill of lallIlg or to tho tlrm them.
selves, were ho cont'dcnt Of their Identity. but
Mr. Chandler did 10 such thing. liz Instructed
lis foreman at the depot thut those goods wero
uui to be delivered unless the bill Ut laling
was presented, Rnl under certain circumstances
not even then. Accordingly, when Lonergan
refused to deliver them up. Lonergan persisted
tn claiming partnership IN tho hrM to which
the gooda wero consigned, an1 bully-ragQed
around for bome tlmu In hIs cndtayor
to bnl them. Then hs called upon Mr. Chan-
ller, and this time presented Ills bill Of lading,
hut Chandler was not to be tstaed With in such
y msnncf and coolly informed hi1u that he
STANCES. Then, by way Of sccrctiug them, he
sent the lI boIea to tho Eighteenth
, 1876-11-18

The Rev. ". Il. Brown will speak In Farwell
Hall this evening.
There will be special meeting Of the Illinois
Humane Society at the Grand Pacific Hotel at
$50 this afternoon.
The Rev. c. l.. THOMPSON will conduct tho
auuday-svflool teachers menting to-day noon In
Furwcll Hall. Subject, "Dorcaa restored to
Iifc.t
Prof. Jeremiah. Malloncy will address tho
Philosophical Society tlis evening at No. 103
statc street. On ":rhu Province Of the State Ia
EdueatioM.''
Lunches are given daily at Nos. 110 ana 12l
I.aSallc street for the banellt ot tho Newshoys'
liolnc. donations Of food arc urgently DE-
sired, and It IL hoped that every min aud Ills
wiic will bc OH hand to eat thtn
Tho District Quarterly Meeting of tho First
frec-sicthollIst CAurcl. begins Sunday ut tho
church, c"rner Ut North May all Fulton streets.
rreaehiny this cvonlay anil Sunday forenoon
and evening. There will be loye-foast Sunday
evening ut o'clock. scats frcu Al all services.
The Wotnatts Aid Association, No. 10 Arcade
court, !. ~. e. y. building, Is Hnd!ug employ
nrnt Tor large nu1siI'ess ot fenaca ut i'll classes.
j. " rss!nt t,l rl.arge 81 slrs. c. +. att!lcT,
VILE ~ thn Rev. y. 4. sfil!GrI, well known III
THIS city, under whosr infringement thu public
| 1nay expect Il reliable employment bureau.
, 1876-11-18

rtrcot depot, to await tho farther tiepostlon ot
the cor.Ienora, Mcssra. Van Wagner i Smith
md f1ornre DurrIe It CO., of New Yurls, to
whom lio at once tclcgrnphctt concern
i'E ,n'E tho spurious Representations. Of
day or two tho gonts wcro delivered
pef Pirate tclcgrans <fro'n The constgnora %
Marklcy, Alling Il Co., anil to j. L. Wayne q:
buI, reputable firms in this city.
This llntl no sooner bcan done than
I.oncrgan anil ". Young l. Co. presented
themselves once agnln, bearing writ
Of rcplev|n for. the goods Issued by
.'alhtIcc hntsnn, md rctnrnN6l0 on tho 20Lh
Inst. Thlswrlt was not isstlod for tho frln Of
W. Young & Co., wf,otn, tho goods ''werc III
tcnlcsi t,, 10 NH" as raf'r9ad ga,ian.ee ss T.
with the. name Of James MelIarrls
as snrety. This lttto crooked gnne WINS taken
in ut glance by Mr. Chandler, and consequent.
ly lie did rot scare worth n cent, hut Informed
tho anxious inlquircrs that they could not havo
tho Eools Under any circumstance, unti that ho
would atai1d trial upon tho 2otll inst. for 30 re-
fis!ng them.
The mnttcr thus remains for tho present in
statl n,lu, and all the while new evidences OF
fraud arc aceuts,ulntinE. A box of notlons from
rtttshurg Is ncw0n the road here, but these also
Mr.. Clanltor declares will not lw delivered un-
til lIc has chance to inform tho shippers OF
What naturu tl!ctr new customers arc.
, 1876-11-18

Like tho Michigan Central and Chicago, Bur
llngton & Quincy 1sailroad, the Chicago & Alton
Railroad has now nut OIL sosno excellent dining.
cars aud serves splendid meals to Its patrons,
while tho cars aro in motion, Ut Is ccuts each,
This road lIas had d!ntng-cars on ita limo foR
several years, but heretofore meals were charged
for ala carte, ,whlchmale tho price Of meal rath,
erhgh Nov tho entire Bit Of fare, whcl,, by The
way, is Us good as that gotten up at any first
class hotel, Is but rs cents. Tho dinirg-cara
St. James and St. Denis Oil this line arc
the tlncst and most comfortable yet
brought out by any railroad company. On all
tho 1snes whore the travelling rcstnurants have
been put OH they have proved great SUCCESS,
mud the day Is not fur distant when all The roade
Will use them.
, 1876-11-18
SUSPENDED.


The billiartl-taNt manufacturers doing bust.
ness under tho name Of the Stcp.nnl Ss Hart
Company were yesterday announced rs having
failed, and It was varousls ruraorcu concerning
them ttat their liabilities were from stIs,00l to
s1oo,000 and their asscts frutn quarter to l,alf
either sum. To get at the truth Of the matter
a reporter last evening chilled on n gentleman
well acquainted with the business or tl,e firm,
and sought trustworthy Information. Il a;+
pcarcu trotn tile lGcoutIt given tnt tho cause If
the trouble WAS tlsc extnoFtlinury rivalry Into
Which tue firm liad been forced In competing
with ot!ler makers, 1u this wny prices Ind been
cut down, aud sales MI crctlits untlsl!y cx-
tended. To tliustratc, 1t may bc said that
only few years AgO manufacturers tlesnnntl-
cd onc-thirl cash nNd the balanyc On
got1paratisely short time sheu they sold tLcir
wnrcSi but nov, driven br competition, they
sometimes ncccpt onc-cigllth casl,, ,uni Eire long
ti1nc-cyen nj high ns two ycurs TT sumo
cascs-on the deferred payments. 4 too-lung
course OF this Kind oi business WIS one troublt
tailurc to make c..levtons when due.
Tie t!r'n e!ni.il that all their liabilities will
not exceed $4,000, a,ltl that they layc bills re-
tctrnble-bnt not gDllectAble-anll stock on
hut'd tn q sum considerably In. excess Of that
figure. The creditors arc mostly Eastcrn sriss
wlo have supplied the .pnstics with ivory for
balls, cloth, ycllccts, and other supplies. The
Delaney cushion WIS mostly used on the tables
tlatle by the firm.
A meeting ut the creditors has been called for
Tuesday and tho tlrm elaim that they will layo
no 1litieulty In arranging lt!nttcrs to 60 on.
FOLEY.
The ward politician wuuders nslnlcssly abuut
tho streets and forcsccs i!artl winter, fur thu
reason that Tom Foley's plaee-tur bo long 1,
llnrbor Of rcluge--,llas closed up, and the gc,aI
bavkeepcr knows them no more. Various rua.
SONS usc assigned Tor thu extinction Of the hisl
ness, put thy most prnbable md entirely cul,.
f1Ylt Is &kIuf{$ .5tSfk
, 1876-11-18
TIE GRANGE.

3EsfENDA1'S 3 rROCEEDINN9.
The National Grange rcassclnblctl at 10 O'Clock.
yesterday inurning Mt tho I'almcr House. Thu
session WIS mainly taken II p with tho introduce
tlon Of now business, In tho shape af papers,
resolutions, etc., which were referred to appro-
pfiato Committees.
Tho election Of member Of the Executive
Committee which was to hare taken pace was
postponed until Thursday, when 1t will cntno u,,
ns special order at II a. IN. at 12 o'clock Tho
HranEe took q recess Until > n. NJ.
In tho afternoon tho hrst business WIS tho
appointment Of icssrs: .RylAnl', Of 1.ouisia,a,
Davtc of Kentucky, and Mrs. Jos,cs, Of Arkat,-
sAst as a Special Comtnittce "to prepare anil
report soslc plan by which specimens Of tho
products Ut thu eeycrnl States tan be exhibited
nj each scsst,,n Of tho National t}r7,nge.''
Several of tho Committees made partfat mil
preliminary reports Of tllu subjects in their
charge, md considerable new business was ID
tr;Gls1red and appropriately rcfcrrctl.
Tickets to visit tho Board Of Tras1e wcro fur
n!shctl tllu numbers of this Grunge By Mr.
Elliott, III Foss, Elliott IL Co., an.l wcrc ac-
ccptcd md duly acknowledged.
III tile evening tho Grange assembled again.
but no business Of interest wne transacted.
During the session Il letter to this Muster OF
the Grunge from q gentleman III England was
read. Il vas discussion of the probablo c{1cut
Of The Introduction Of the system in that
country.
, 1876-11-18
TIE CITY-IIALI.

The case Of the fighting Captain Of Engine
Company M. = will lie decided to-day. AInr-
shal benncr anh his assistants have ha,t the
thing under consideration since Wednesday,,
The following building permits were Issued
yesterday: L. Tobiason, u 2-siaTY storu and
dwelling, ut No. TO West 1ndsana street; L,1lsc
Byrnc, u 3story store, 2t154 feet, No. 2s}
Townsend Btrcct; W. A. McAulcy 4-stnry
store, 25x53 feet, corner Of Ohio and Green
Btrccts.
Thomson & Edwards, Ohenslorf d Shepherd,
Scanlon & Co., anl tile other firms that were to
appear this morning bofore Iatce Summcrj]cll
lIr kcoptng st!nk-(aeturles hayo hcen granted u
continuance of ten days ~ allow II tho intro
tltction OF misunderstanding machinery. Ur Of
un examination Of their PROMISES.
The Mayor yesterday ordered that nil the
strcct.'aTnps IN tho West Division ho supplied
with th1re.tcct burners. The action was con-
tcnplatcl some thug ayo, hut deferred on w.
count Of litigation. Tho Injunction matters will
Mayor could walt no longer. liil[!nsd does nut
object.
This morning both Of tho engines Of tho Wcst
Sitle pa,nptng-wurks will l,o nut in motion,
They hAve ut no tins opcruted together, though
tux Es, ayc ; beetl operatca separately nany teo.
Tue North sidN works w'll hp atupne,l, over.
hauled, mud c!canptl,-a process that viii take
SDIIio dlyB, maybe weeks,
=.
Hail, has not heard nf i,Ia mfssinc ill.,, III
buggy. The animal was cutIrcy lacK' Il viii" nt
psnicI % w W. 'aa oa ts sxxstea, xre a wss
TIC buggy waa of tic miles stunils}' !" mi. nj
tern, 6tl,laro l,ox, cid spyinE, Ian h,,t.,ty n,r.
ly new. Tic rfg was stp!ct, iast sfonJny: even.
li.g. '''0' ~'''''
rho ro,,co ,,,,,,.,. =. ,.u <,n.
,v, nu pts 9ast " %c'a!s t, a. ihc yesterday
nsUMs". .. Hai H. uie sahlpiSrs toos an itnp!c-
ma ras , nnS'' safe nesI e1lect!ng from raids for
n Innao @.ro pant. H. anu l,at 10 TO- slcah, war.
ea, Ma.ee,, 1HIM WILL LUG artleses were broken Up and
nI.I,,ro.,. .nsnS meto snry Chips dea!.bnxts,
en!,l"s' ~ else.,aecpefs, tas, cards, lay-aats,
LADIES' W. W .ae 'Al!e u nearly $1,000. There
"sre Unity sets Vi implements.
| Thu Law Department yrster,lov on,ncd ,s
follows to Muses. IIooke Asststnnt tt'r,.,ia' H.
sinner OF Health: 1llu uriiIu,,c" ron,"rnIn.
scaycngers passrtl Aug, 81 ls;i. mropil"s hv se.'
tluE "Slch sc4yencers xhal nv ~ ~ SGv, IT,
use OF the city thu sun. of $a5 nil m ~ ,hrr liz
fecs', Under tho tlrdiuni,rew w II az ''sIv' ~.
material whether t,,c ss"y,u.trr nus ..M'
one wagon VI loo wnrous IN ~, ,,,sf, tsn
, 1876-11-18
SPORTING MATTERS,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 1T.--A drfzxf!nE
rain inarrcd thu sport to-day ut tho Drightwood
races.
Tic t'ash Of five furlongs, for 9~ycar-olds, was
won by laoswortlt. Flora second, AfaInbrace
THIRD. Time, LOO. \
The dash Ut ono milo for 8-ycnr.olle was won
BY 1lattcras. Hattie +. second, Watcrco third.
TING, 1:40I{.
Tho one mile md quarter dash for nil agcs
WINS won by j1otkFrk, hut on Claim Of foul, tho
race was giycn to Lady Clipper. Libbso l..
hcronu.
Tic so-callel stceplo chase was won by Capt.
Hummer. Cm!pcpI,er sccslud.
, 1876-11-18
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

w n n,,.r r.o., TIN Bu,,nc,, Alsnaror Of
". ~. hahc' Ls''' NV p,'..t na'' r."s ~
the burlington ua@"e fl'u''"s eo"'l""'' 10
6toppng at tho briggs House.
nctcct3ve s,ntt hos At Central Station awnit-
neu awaa. ,.t tdr,v.nvc rnrds nj cnrnetna. SIM
lhe AZ ""ne' 49, yr,,,, .,,,. r,arr ~.
eu, .e.t5ar.o
pue fee'us''ee'
Coroner plctz*ch yesterday hc'" M inquest
unou Carl A, Winrhtng, homeopathic plysf-
street. 4 verdict OF death from old age was
rer11cTc,i.
~. mn sv.,,,,,..u
avenmc. win was rim over Thursday on Tho
milwaukee, Il 81, Paul Ra1lrpat1, died yesterday
NJ tle County Hospital The Coruncr will hold
an inn lnnuest Today.
-" "4ar'' ..,x,.,,
Gov: Hendricks, OF Indiana, pasfcu , snfonEn
thls cEy yessc.nIT, aiFfnE !f iso in,an aftnr
ana taklns A. * " .G @ ,nr ~ Wtrnsn
~, '-...-. .,,.ox,.aa 1T,
lhe tcMpcIatAic Nssietsns, nn p.oot ,Tnn,,MHy "
Mnnnesec, opt1eIan % Niaaisn , ss.ee. n "uMA ~
Mlil.1aEl waa a. =. III: -. ~ ass'sus' nnr' n'
ometor at 8 n. nv 3olt; sr' 1n'' ~ H.
The Barbcrs' Association met ut the Sherman
House lust night, md discussed tho atysabllEty
nf Keeping the shops open on sun,1ny mornings
through ths winter ~ noon, inssead Is o. III
o,cloeK. 1he ola Fu'e u e'os'n!' w - "ae W.
AeFcd 10.
Frank Spring and family Of No. 81 Coventry
street, awake at 10o'clock yesterday morning to
ind themselves surrounded by fire und smoke,
cautet hy some lire ctnfcrs which Ind been do
rosttcd in q shed shortly bcfore retirement
The nnrnca we're easily cxtfnguished by Officers
Foley md Pickle.
M. -, !. .....,u
nn.c h.tu!c msvm e,, su ~ ~ 'a ~,
"tns ~ ~ tae SUM- ~ Hs1'"it I.so " .nnati
os1rass u'cI u,oi ~ II thnv ,ii, ,nnl,a nn
a.t, -. ~ Tn,,r+ ~ cnr ~ v",,,,, rpn,
faeon 70 ee % inf ~ LII @ nnn"aa
~" .fon " NV ro,'rn .nv ~ "tnrtt. frn
III h'otto''' "oE 'eaa'o ""5 aut"a'''' A'''1
&netn'
, 1876-11-18


WE1}sTElt-Noy. II. Naltcr infant ron Of Will
lam e. and Etizabeth Webster, aged months.
:, Funeral from 2a7 East Chicago avenue, Sunday,
er. ILL.,. to GracolAnd.
:. COLlyEH-Nov. IT., Rcbecca D., wtfe Of
Samuel Colycr, aged ~ years.
FuncrRl Sunday ut 1880, from Unity Church.
G1nDS--Sov. II. Of scarlet fever. Arthur j..
Fon of james j. aud Annu A. Gibbs aged years
anl 10 months.
:, Funeral tram residence, 347 Fulton street, On
sunday AFTERNOON at o'clock, to oracoland.
C1.ARKE-On Friday morning, Nov. II, nt tho
@42 North Dearborn street. Mrs. A. ". Clarke,
Funeral services from tic house, Saturday at 2
p. nj.
, 1876-11-18
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.


sPRINoY1RLD, ILL.,, Nov. 17.-Tho Governor
las to-day appointed Stessrs. F. II. Winston,
Joaeph Stockton, Thonas +. Withrow, and 9. ].
kati!sh to bu their own successors Us Lincoln
Park Commissioners, Chicagu.
Tho serrrtar, ot the Department OF Agrscl,l.
ture to-day lssuctl Gltcullr to cnunty cr9r re-
prtcFs nsking alr,trate reports OF ani.llnl Yield,
Gtc., by Dee. next
State will not issue certificates Of election to
State Attorneys elect until they tlle tier official
bond,
, 1876-11-18

An Indian correspondent writes 10 Nature !;
to sleep In full nlonushine, u. It is supposed to
produce sulne Injurious effect called nlooll-
stroke. 4 cicar sKy a'tmits Of rapid radiation,
and uUy person exposed tn such rauatiuu Ii
s Ecason to bcliuye thai utiIrs tho
paralysis Ut ono slu vt thu Iacc IL sometimes
tkely TO Occur from chill, as one side of thu face
Is norc likely to ba exposed TO rnpit} radiation
more likely to ucsur whcu thu skY Is perfectly
, 1876-11-18


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. l7.-Danlcl Tor
rance and John King, Jr., were to-day appointed
receivers Of the Ohio & Mississippi Railway by
Judge Gresham, on a petition filed In the Cir
cult Court for tho southern district of Indiana.
The court ordered the payment Of employees out
Of THO first earnings, and gave tho receivers the
usual authority to operate aud maintaln the
rpAd.
, 1876-11-18

The dntnage donc 10 the bridge Of tho Chicago
&: Alton Railroad over tho Mississippi River at
Louisiana, Mo-, uhout week ago, has been
completely rcpaIrcd, and trains aru passing oyer
It rs usual. The reports TINT the damage wAs
serious one. and that 1t would take several hun-
drcl thousand dollars to mako tho repairs, werc
without foundation III fact. All the ropnirs
wero made In QUO week, ut a cost Of less thal
$y0,Oo0.
, 1876-11-18

c. X, Garrison vs.. The Chicago West Side Cas-
Light s. Coke Company casne up yesterday
murnine llcforc Judge Drumnsond. Tho bill was
fled about two weeks ngo for the purpose Of
preventing tho city from breaking sss contract
with tho Gas Company aud proceeding to light
tho West Division IF thy city with oil.
Mr.. Anthony, On behalf ri the city, sail tint
tlIe hut tcc set for yesterday, and, NJ tllc
Interests vi te city were ut stake, he wished to
l,nye tile matter decided. 1t was pruposc1 to
nuke Charge III tho size Of the bilrnor to le
'lstd OIL tt!c lamps. 4n'l Grcat Swing to thu
Juge Drunnon.i e.lld tint lie WIS ut present
engaged In settling tic taccrccs In some railroad
cases which ln WISHED to yet out of tl,e way,
asnl did nut think hu could hear the motion tor
few days.
Judge Kcckwitl, OH behalf OF thocon,p1ntnant,
stated tint he la,s l,rcu obliged to uttcIItl
funeral, which had prevented lin frpln reading
the answer, Or comforting With hts ussuctnte, Alr.
Cloudy, and le tllrrGtDru wished soiI.o islrthcr
t.snc Except tile Interest Il; thu public, no ulse
would suffer-
.A|r. Anthony desired to have the qurstlon de-
elded at onre u possible, III accuunt ot tile
saving Iii lnDllUy to tllr city.
Judge Dra'nlimhi Inquired how much time
the coinplainant's ctlll,scI desired.
Alr. Go'!!y thought 1t would bv necessary 10
prepare fcw a'tidavt., but did not wish more
titan two Or three days time.
Some consultation and discussion then fol-
lowed ns to tho particular tiuy Which could tc
selcCtcd 80 as to suit tho convenience ot all par-
ehn,,a h., ,,nst Inl ,,,.t E '9A - w. ~
na7t Mnn1ay .'''eo ''''t -'"''@''-n "ee" l9ohl
He"' "1ohu"o' s,,.,;.,
~ ,T'E .'a Wouh ~ WIS W, a,n ~ n thurs
tn ~ ~ sw,niic Kcllv ;r,r .atGe ~ T & y, aI!en5 .ar
W stated IN yestccrsiny's flnnusE, ma.so an MP
plication to Judge MeAilistcr yesterday noun
1ur II writ OF llnbeAs corE'la. Kriuss hal bought
fIa .aS..s T. nt 10, luE soV9at tl'e
T., t,e,t u.ir ,,,,rss "n af,n r to w paa lor
n1i.ni, III .I..,1, ~ sso H.. 10y saat. t!e ~
,,..i a.,5mt ' H. ,.. ~ ".a ie*ncte'! te
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, 1876-11-18

THE ROOT 4 SONS MUSIC COMPANY
offer special Inducements To purchasers, ut wholo-
sat1 aud retail, Of shcut .musc, music books, vio,
lns, gu!tars, and all kinda OF lnstc:l instruments
General agunts for the stantarA organ and ateek
piano. Quality uuarantccd. l;U State stteet,
, 1876-11-18

without showing the condition Of our teeth,
Every laugh exposes them. In o14Gr not 10 bs
ashamed of tlcu. let ua use So1odont which
IL 4uss TO keep thcEH willis anti xuutIess, and 10
give fragrance to every word w utter.
, 1876-11-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --On Tuesday, Nov.
II. Mt Nashville. Tenn, BY tho Nev. George
licckctt, u. D., Mr. Leo II. Ilnmllnc- OF Eyans-
toll, H., and Miss Ida Grtgsby Nicholson, Of
Naehrtlle. No cards.
ELL Llt,Tr-WILL1AAfs-On tho 9th Inst, by tho
ncs: Mr.. Young, Francko f.. Elliott, OF
St. ubeMvtlle, O.. and Miss N. j. Williams Of D57
North Clark street, ChEcnEo.