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, 1879-03-01
THE MUTUAL LIFE OF kE1Y YORK,

A Remarkable Showing for the Year 1873.
On our first page will bo found the thirty
sixth annual statement Of this tltne. .honored
Company, now ranking among tic great fuan-
ctaf institutions Of the world rs the greatest.
Among its more prominent features arc the
facts, gratifying alike to tts old us we'll us to it's
new members, that, true to its past history, it
again comes forward to tho front showing III
crease OF membership. asscts, and surplus over
the year preecdlng, results which we hive not
yet seen In the exhibit 0f any otlIrr Cunpanv,
10 tlc present tins, atid which VT believe have
not been rea he'd.
III arriving at these grand results II ueed only
be said that. keeping always In ysuw t,c pTInvi-
pic Of nlordlng tl,u largest aInuuus ot Insurance.
Tor Tug least amount Ut mauef, tI!,s Company
vas thu first to inausurate t!iu all casli SYSTEM
OF payment nt lretItuus, tr distribution Ut sur
plus TO potcy, holders in proportion 1o ttser eur
trtbHttan to Il; aud Is now tile first to per-
1nnHentlv reduce their premiums ~ nut 11y
their oltl members, but a1so tu all new nprIf-
cants Tor membership, thus supplying The drshl.
cratuul Of tho day,-nanrly. clcap insurance,
with uudouhtcd a1!il unparalleled security.
, 1879-03-01

East TINT Il may almost claim rank AZ 4 rccor.
nizrl Institution. Tic, natural colntnct,coue't
of every Otcntnl reign Is Tic slaughter Or dsa-
nrsl ths nnnals, not merely OF Hnr1nsil, hnt~'f
PcrsIa, Turkey, Afehanistat, and Isokhara, teen
with tnstnnccs tpu frightful for quatattuh:.. ~
recently rs tic close IL the last century, Wcat-
Psrsia going nbuut will, bai,l'ago uver his eses,
aud, OF questioning lin, VAS sol.I with mat.
ter.oftourtn air which made the statemriIt
,iAl,Iy llorrlblc, that. 'as lla ctt1est brot4er
would certainly put o,it ls c7es On .nountl,K
with tllc uao Of thcif., Thu Turktal, Suttuu
Mahmoud, famous for his ttestr,,rttau of tho
.JAunlEsarses III lBsI, owed his elevation to tilu
raet OF JUS cing lle Unty tnctnt,er u t1c lsoyai
b1lsclIesics ot Menemct Al! arc tllII frrsh III
eyIry one's tctolfccttorh
, 1879-03-01
nAyhtu TnyloF,& Family.

Nrt, Bay.r, nneeg nneeg fort Tribune.
wi Inn G Gtta Taylor ai,l Miss Taylor were to
He,msnn1 n1'Im5llotrg on thu lUtll Inst. BY the
das Lsre t,afasr ,Mefasr fur New Yurk. They arc
Gatsh, IT," r1In,"sseiore, about the 8d or lib Of
sies,nrra Nv ~ t1s1.a!as OF Mr. Taylor fol!ow III
p.GSS j. at H nsil t sa it, H..
saS ii ''s H. slee.consul At Hamburg, UNDER
la}lor mi ue hetessary arrangements. MTs.
sthtf hu.,pesl,S pe y New York until tho remains
.ay llrren nt~sea ~ Ut once to ccdarcroft, ana
aMtstly hnHa s91ae @ limo TO como, Her friends
asas something to re- rsliaYo tho extfems
through IT, .1 In which tia family Is placed
@eat sfac. !MsYlor's acceptance of q Qoycsn-
sstl!ars p"rs.t tney ase now several thousand
asSsF fo,E ,. .aa'! II be had quietly remained
as'dtaacd r,sa, aa ti'e money tier hayu Lost xas
1a tAeh actually til bank.
, 1879-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE EDDY ORGAN RECITAL,
TIE eights.tour.h Of the serics of Mr.. Etldy's
e'tsu rcctlals will be gtvcn at Hershey Hall tins
uaou, With the following programme: "Insro-
tastion and Fusuc" In a minor, op. q, by Best |;
alauental!on" " III D minor, CD. IS, No. !, by
oalmtnt; "Capcert Varlnt!ous On q Theme
s,as Harmonious Dfacksn,ith)," op. 81. by Lux;
taenl faGtaslv on Valet will ich Dir gebuu,''
Y Bieh; Sonata IN E fat, o,,. II, by Volcknar;
aos Increment from the Sehlfna1n Symphony
2 Eaat, oD. 07: una "Mascho Trumphalo" ii,
haal, BY ArehcE. Mlss Kitty Ward will be tic
P'se" aud Councils "Afa!d Of Athrns,H
, 1879-03-01

would ere this time. have rIpeneI tp n l,arvl 1T
moat propitous not only TO !l". party but 10
tempt would fayr ended Ia instant fniit,rc: tina
Republican speakers wnuiti have bccu denied q
eArlt,r, fnblird, outraged. md ,tnrl,,n. n,,,l,
bttt. Ii is possible Tint sllci, things ,nirht layc
occurrcd. 'fhe experiment., however, should
.asn .fst M !esn .fed. lhc reorganization by actun
n 'h a,''s MSuotas @ s ~ .mr anset character
nlt',l,c nfars ljrforc aont,cr,, n,,lcnre. m,i1
hnye ita soIue. II such state of things cxists.
IL ought to be known. When i Is rcnorted tiIat
hspuh'ican t,eeti,s n SOUTH Carolina Or MIS-
l,I pei,i,ns.ats. and SUING %hto or coIored orator
nopoeu, Ehoso nnfnc, character, alHl tneihuas
9! hpeech nts utterly Unknown III the
Nofta, tsle plea On ule rast of tho ag-
gfessnts tint sucll apcaker was tnnklng
ineen1iary hppcais and inaintnE 10 nets
oI vulence III 'Qnotnnl population. though It
may Du falsa or unIusti[ablet las certain wcIEht
~ lhaGtiltc 10 mitigate 0p!nt IN the North.
Hut IT meeting which Harlelh, or l!la!Hc, ur
Hour Of Massachusetts, Eas addressing were
broRnit tip hinl The Speaker h,thtcl like
2 Wild bcnst. all Intelligent men could
fur1n hut utIc conclusion. We should
not tcctl 10 interFt'Easo witnesses BY Con-.
rrcsslohhl Committees 10 khhw whether free
apecet1 within Legitimate !tnits, Is tolerated In
Thu South n'!l W. st!u1!lt! flhSc North no lonGer
divided A,l doubtful. but nat'c solid By Just IT.
uRnntion, Asid W lust regard Tor the funtla.
nt6ta1 pfIneples. ol ftec government. to con.
front n soutiI t,ado solid by the Intimidation oi
ulob rule ntlu flolancc.
, 1879-03-01
1 ROMANTIC YOUTH,
'hs Experience of mn Eaatcrn College
Student,


'hs Experience of nm Eastcrn College
stndcnt,
eEa,sorlgLp. sto.. Enh ta7s3St, s7"Yo,r ,o,,a.
qepdent |. onc ~ l,se thnn l..a, ,sa,,as.,' ss
at, c,,,s sIs ~Is y. 4sse IAan uozcl pessons III
,a,s WHY "ho arc awafo OF Tie recent occur
Eaee ol the material for Arst-class sensation.
Yesterday morning the Rev. Dr.. phranor, Of tic
lsxn ot Sing Sling, New yor,, nrrlvcd In III,
ttr and sourht n,,t the rn.;%anna ~ I'm ~ nn,,
en- Dunlap Of who M H. na q, Luz Ivy; "
DEDICATION u William Knott's f.r w,,ern 10 ,e
e.ng ia was .as nysrs runaway 81, o. s wss
ee mics west Of e I'll, F c5,y mi t1r, t4sr
hsher lid to mei ~" snne s"sa e'sy a. ~ nctI., "S
The extreme. Frars ~ .tre,,ncs o sad Snwn thss
Da's eYes a. c III, ~ ,l,e na', u1" ~ H. hs
re!Isal sol. s' No 40 's'' Gu 1h' nec1 u n's
hnaer xa ''t u ao,,t s'x Wees ago Stanley
ah ID 'n,esst 1yes IT, tatsh.su
ss!tgs, when be su!nr,% ,'ccaIno s1 dcon.emsnh mh
r,ntsd ~ ser !G s' longed for ttfco,.
q. sisico ra,,r cnntfnnt'. ] . 1,u iaoaaeo ores H.
, 1879-03-01
TILE SINGER BUILDING.
It Has Been Purchased by Field,
Letter & Co.
Who Will Occupy It Themselves With.
In Few Months.
Tile 1,casn TO Carson, plric, Scott &
To. tu fIo Surrendered by
flint Firm.
THE SINGER COMPANY.
ABATEMENT Ur TN p1tEsipENr.

tj'tcaa} Hsn1tch ia Iht 3fttHnf.
New YonK, Feb. 2s.-lsc BaIe of the Singer
Building, uhcagu tn Field, Letter u CO., Wns
etlcetcd TcAtuiuaY evening, tnd tie latter tlrm
tase immediate poasehsion Of tho property. Tie
sum patd fur IT, as It sta1nst frca IRON lcnsc or
incl,'ttras'cc. was s75u,tSU. Sir. Edward C!ark,
rresisient Of Tho Blt,.cr Manufacturing Com.
pIuY. said to your correspondent t1lis evening
tlat tlc Cu,lpany wua gtasl to dispose Ut
tie prorrrty III this waY, having previously
of1ernu to sell It to Field. Letter q TO-.
wto were In The best position TO own It, Tim
rne.iintc1Y Hftet the leasc to Carson, rrfc,
srn,t Il Gu. had been rccon1c1,h Mr. Clark
continued. .'Aud field, Letter t. TO. were titus
convinced uf what theY Ind nut believed prob.
nl'lo.-stAt tlle huiltlng was In reality tcnted,-
tha former tenutis bcgau negotiations to pur.
clluhu,
TnEr srHT W. II. FixH,
MI eminent lawyer and tic COUNSEL Ut The Sing
CT compuny IN Chicago, to this city to sec II
terms cuulti not ID n,utlc. Field, Letter & Cu.
offered to buy the building subjrct to tIle1case
tn Carson. Prio scott 4 Coz aud wnntca u
pricu set npofi It. a 1gnrc
uns na'ued, mud tho firm replied
tl,Mt i,,nv would accept the offer provided tic
lease were rusnovrd. The Singer Company said
this cont nnt l'c done, aua hfr. King wcut back
III chicago, Inc olef bc1hF he!u open TIL lie
could conautt with Ills clients"
Tim RESULT ot TINS CONSULTATION
was, TINT Field, Letter u Co. n,ut!e higher
offer for the building than my amount
named by tic Slngcr Company, provided the
lease could be fctnuved. Finally, the ilrm tclc-
graplcd A1r. Clark 10 know on w',nt terms they
could bo lind FREQ Of tllr icuse. After consult
ing With the parties here who controlled thu
,rnttsr rcut nr11n trhtt,r Mr. tnrr ro,,tt,J h++
massage that the salt could be completed for
$T6D, 200.
lNc1.uDlNn TnH WITHDRAWAL or THE LEASE.
Lust evening dispatch was received from
Field, Lcltcr d Co. accepting tho tertns a,ld
cuslng ttie sale. Tie Singer Company hold
that this snlo puts Field. Letter & Co. Into
possession Of the finest MD tnost plesc store
building In the world. Thus the wholc mattcr
Of tho snger Building is settled satisfactorily to
all parties concerned, after months of ncgotia-
tfun.
, 1879-03-01

MovnLE, E,Fcl.2s.-Arriyod, Bolivia and ftalta,
from New York.
Dos7os, Feb. a8.-Arrlycd, Baaaria, from
Liverpool.
NEW Yong, Fob. 2s.-Agrivcl, Ameriouc,
from Hare.
HALIFAX, Feb. as.-Ihc British steamer
AbcrlclI has been nbaNlonc1 At sen. Crew
saved :.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. aS-Arrivcd, Wyoming,
FROM New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 229.-Arrivcd, Pcuusyl.
vania, from Liverpool. -.
, 1879-03-01
4 $4,000 EdltorInl-prontico and Sc.
ces&loHs


THE Louisville Post publishes a story of
powerful ctl!turla1, unto upon ttmc, written
ul,tI WI purcssrl BY the lata Hcorge u. ftcn.lte,
tho value PLACED upon tho artlclu being 81, ,000.
sir. William Gaiyurt, WHO vas lor lnany years
houkkccncr Of The Louisv !le Journal, gives the
information, sayBE that hu a1Ml Paul H. Shin.
inat, aloliu Ut pcrb0us living, know the 8rcrct.
Mr. Calvert Ia thus reported:
"Ona day wu was bookRccpcr at the .Itur-
nal o!ttre. $115, 0 wcre LETT ty very prominent
snAt, for r Prentice. knowt Il, for Iha,llilcu tic
tnullcy, but didn't snuw !or w,at 1t WIS intrnd-
c,l. ! always used 10 20 to tho oilieo
In ttn,o to send nA the carly mails.
At tI,is, timo exciting news was looked
earlier than usual IN order to look at tho lts.
patches from the proof IN Tho composing
ros,nt. proceeded to l,e hook anA commenced
looking ut tnu proofs, when was astonlshctl to
lind column editorial written by Air.
Prrnttcc md strongly fayorlmg the scccs-
sion of the State. It WIZ Ut time wttcn the ex-
citenlcut hero was high, the LEGISLATURE was IN
session, aud this editorial WAS wrlttcn with
view to influencing ,ile Mc,nbcrs. Was great.
" surprised IL think that tbs Jour,,al shuull
cspouso ths cause Of Tho Rebellion, mud deter
lntued, for the tttnu ut least, TO Rii' lint edi
deiuco tho types 70 Tint thu article would hayo
to be rcset Or lal OYER but this Woul! not do,
~ had but a short time before the forms
would w to press. started ou folt run IN
hlul, hut where do not c1actly remember, - l
was 70 excited at tue time. hurried with him
to tho Office, reaching thcro just hefore tho
form uas closed, SLOWED him tho pruof,
and ho ordered 1t out.,, What . relief
It WAS to him and to nc! It was In this way
that tie noted editorial WHICH would hase
thrown tho Joaraa', perhaps Kentucky, on tho
aide Of lilo South as,f thu Rebellion, Nas sup
pressed. have not said anything In regard 10
this matter uatil lately. sud then only when
approached on the su0]ect Mr. Hclllgap. who
was then foreman ot thu Journal, removed the
editorial from tho form,
t'rhe next day there WIS lively tmo about
tho office, Mr.. Prentice lo!ng terribly mad. You
know how mad be could get. A consultation
short ttmo thu Journal became ona ol tho lcall-
inX Union orRaps. u WaA not until after this
that knsw what tho 3,0Q0 was to bs uscd
ior,''
, 1879-03-01
AfnrIa tintnllictke's DtAtaff.

ebony tlistan OF Qucon Starte Antoturtte. whtrlI
Wns sccm ut the rasfa Exhibition, has lccu r.,-
ssorGtt to tho Emperor oi Austria, 1t IL tl,n
sums tfstaI with which tlIu unfortunate t!Lteu
beguiicd slle long hnurs vi iier captivity, and
alter heF execution II VIA given Us II uellento 10
u,lu Of the latltrs In attunia,,ee. 1t ,llellre
passed Into .ha fum[ly u lsrassy-tlnincln, Tho
last representative Ut which, tiu.e. IL Doalrlero
.ls ka!ucin, l.as Just .lictl. The splu1le IL VI
iyorr, AnL tho hesnp still on it Is That fr0n,
With The unlIappy Qieen splln during tle lust
days nf her iifa. l,y the decease OF Mine. do
liancit1; the relic passed. tnto thu hauds Of u
, 1879-03-01
TelEGRAPHlcs NOTES.

FOND pu Lac. Wis, Feb. 2s.-At 10 o'clock
to-day William Stewart a!;sd 90, was buried.
liz belonged to high Scotch family, was four
teen years in the British ARMY, au officer under
Wellington at Waterloo, whprc he was wounded,
n,1,l Served eight years IN tile United States
rcEulnr artns. Although opee wealthy and in-
hucnttal, he died an Inmate OF the llon!u for the
between Fort Deurborn, now Chtrago, und MIL
Watttee,
NEW OnLEAxs, Feb aas.L'rhc Federal off.
clalB recently appointed by tho Republican stato
Committee as Campngn Cpmsnftteo 1erItrrd to
aprye. Tlr[r places lnvt been lllled by other
prominent Republicans. -.
, 1879-03-01
BUSINESS NOTICES,

To tho ContnHptlse.-Let t9loae WIN Ian
gulsh nados tho tatl. 7escsIty Of our climsto
through any pulmonary complaint. or oven thuss
aespaiE. There 10 sale and snre tuneAy ii hand,
aud one e4slly tElsd. .'wiibor's Compound Vi
Godltver w anI LiMe," without Possessing tho
i endowed ~ lae phosphate os liH,e viii heal
ing propsrty, which Fesiets tho oil donay ettlca-
shown 10 th1so who desire to sct them. Sold W
4. h. Wiuos, chemist, Do4ton, and alt druggists.
, 1879-03-01


ills said that, astonisfing as tho DEVELOPMENTS
as to tho financial affairs of tho Archbishop are
to the community, tho onc c'.tzcn who ls more
amazed t.,ah any other ID thu Archbishop him.
suf. lie did not ttngtnt TINT tin s,ttn OF the
Than $1,000, 900, and The ond Is hot yct. il is
the magic wrought BY compound Interest. Snail
sat,is ut compound interest for forty years BE-
come formidable, md Father Edward purccl's
system Of bookkeeping In Ills Int did not dis-
, 1879-03-01

WHEELING, ". W., Fob. 2s.-In the King
Gas.Otllre enlbozztemcnt case to-day, tho Caut-
Ter OF thu Bunk Ut Whrcing testified 10 drafts
sent by King 10 trclalll to relatives, oRgrcgat-
ing In the Inst twu sears about sl.50O. Tic
city officials hnyu icA n lls dispcndeHs against
. tIl OF Kings property. kiug is converting Ills
property !ntu money us last Us possible.
, 1879-03-01
flRtfai,l IN Cnrttttln,

Grcenguackcry tlas broken out In Canada; OF,
rather. having brokcn out there some time ago,
Is getting firm hold md Is spreading. Perhaps
our Uanallnn brethren would like 10 borrow our
Ewing, or cur Voorhees,, OF some Of tho other
II so take tllen,, frlenls. all n,ay Heaven bless
yoil, nit! rou tnay Keep them as long ns you like
my norc.--you tnaY 1layu them; sc don't want
them uuy m0ru. 3--
, 1879-03-01
CURRENT OPINION.
Aatt.

fAitodftnhi1 Ttats ffnd, pftH.).
Ono Of the satlcat things about the approach.
lug cnd Of Congress is thai wt shall have 10
part will Tho Potter COMMITTEES. IL wuuid be =
beuutlfn object 10 stuff and sAsa H.. lusuru ad.
nlItAtt0n.
, 1879-03-01

Col. "Dob" Forsyth, the well.kuoWn and
gental General Freight Aaent Of the Chicago d
Eastern Illinois, las bcun suffering during the
Lost few days from = severe case OF nl!ataken
Identity. 1t appears TINT q few days ago Mr.
, 1879-03-01


1t Is noteworthy circumstance tllat TIC Dem.
ocratic party eannot in all its history show
single instance III tho Federal Congress or nuY
State Legislature OF !ts originating or fayorns
laws Tor tho protection OF the balIot-box. ILcir
record is ono Of nngarying opposition tt every
ballot md honest clcctton. All registry lnws
havo mot thcit biiterost opposition; every
measure intended to protect thu ctttxen In
tho exurc!so Of Ills right, n!id to insure each
countuscl Democratic l,ostlltty ~ tho threshold.
Until tho condition Of affalss III thu South after
emancipation suggested It to them rs a mere
dudCc to defeat negro rule, they ncyor fu7orod
restricting BulffaGu by an intelligent test.
, 1879-03-01

NHQHsEl 1fIfl.1 thFonic4f {D<m.3.
The organized Democracy III the South will.
Of coutse, support the most available man,
whether they like or dft1iko him. whether iu be
hard money ur = s0ft.nioncy tnal,, ,Rhother ha
be Thurman Or rlItlen.
, 1879-03-01
OBITUARY.

Sptcfat Dispalch 10 7hs 7fibtns.
DETROIT, Mich., Feb. 2S.-tlcurga Dane, for
thirteen years Crlcr of United states Courts,
died to-day Of asthma. lio was an old md
catcetncl citizen, nl,d at one tf,ne one Ut tie
MoalthIest men fl Detroit.
, 1879-03-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Fine Crokery Establishment for Sale.
SlllCnllfll KIHilkeA4 Chance

To any parry having capital uf not less than t.
Asars 0p9ettuntty now estsred to our wc'
r. s4ess.ata operation f9r a.c ysaY 3sea4oa lor as:
cur gtvlAK psfsonAl attention, above branch. Al.
dftaa Ill apps4lohs ~ Cincinnati D.t - fGslowss
, 1879-03-01

Ds. D'UuEer, discover Of the clnctona cure for
drunkenness, cIfes at. casss, Room II Palmer
House,
, 1879-03-01
Nh I.ottcry,

s Ckbtlnnd kendtr tHtp.I.
Tile priests IN Cincinnati. ,nay 1T we'll unler~
stunl tint They Gun have no lottery IT. OHIO.
Thai form Of swtndtrg Tho noor uI,u ignorant
lag becu dlstslctly mid forever suppressed In
thin Stnk,t
, 1879-03-01

The massacre recently perpetrated by the King
o. hurInaa, frightful as i appears, l. merely one
, 1879-03-01

Ttn aboys cut partially illustrates Tho method
HH,, Gai,s'f ", csts.aal ps.fpe.s rh tIs.tuea:
!dl5TEIttOlt ma SAL CAVITY. sud gyer{ sufferer %.
!caEtiri ar will .ea.n by exretlnnce that n1 other
method vii! ours p1st'naaAl EAtarTI.
"! WlaL!AMsnH 1he ia.sator ti.,e GItqsesl " rh5;
New furk). il now n Chicago. aud dr4Fes III lnlsr+
estcd to sxain!nc and ja,ss upon It. nsrta ..,.
70 THE ernT The inssf1,nsns Sleensggs ff9n xthla
lluu lu propeE fenleales Applted 10 this cLEAH
surface effect necessarily. Fsgtd ours.
ftu operation Ii agreeable aud oasil{ Pastoftlcd.
!ntereate4 aru tyte4 to al! aaa e1snine ths Ia
sfutueut AID WiucA3 it, operation, TITO u CAzEKss
liz East Msdlsoa.tt.. daily. fruai D 10 /.
, 1879-03-01
RAILROADS.
Annual Report Of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy.
The Baltimore & Ohio Going into the
Telegraph Business.

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON b QUINCY.
Advance shcets OF sllc twcntY.f1tth annual re-
port OF The Chicago, Burlington tss Quincy Rail-
road hare brcn furnished TnR TRIBUNE. The
report makes very good showing, md speaks
well for the present management OF tho road.
Tie following 10 i full abstract from President
FortJcs' report, and ID witch aro contained most
iteins Of Interest:
The gross carnlngs of the Company In I'LL.
ndfs a,d iuwn, Including all leased roads and
BRANCHES, have been.
From ttefRht.. ........$1t, 1h2.1TH
Fr0M Nistthgrts ...,.... n,43D, $50
From mail, GxpFeAs, and
H1lAcclnnenls.. -. G22. 14J
FrUm inteltst and ux-
c1lngu.... .......,... B.lG2
TIE operating expenBts. Including
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-05-01
COLU Blu S

SIoRT LTNE
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-05-01
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula of
a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows
Actuated by this motive and desire to
relieve human suffering, l will send free
of charge to all who desire it, this recipe,
with full directions for preparing and
using, in German, French, or English.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, W. H. Sherar, l49
Powers Block, Rochester, n. Y.
6feb6m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-05-01
Eureka.

There has been considerable trouble at
Eureka on account of Postoffice of the
same name in Gallia county. 1t is true,
the Postoffice in this county is named
Eurekaville, and that in Gallia Eureka
Orders for coal have been sent to Eureka,
and have gone to Gallia county, and the
delay has caused inconvenience and
actual loss. Now the question ARISES,
how to remedy the difficulty. The name
of the Postoffice could be changed-for
instance, call it Winiough, or Sell,
or Shook, or Darling. But it often
causes inconvenience to have the name
OF the Postoffice different from the name
of the town. as in the case of Iron Fur
mace Postoffice at Webster, and lately
Reeds Mills at Hamden. The name of
both town and Postoffice could be
changed. There are also objections to this.
1t takes a long and persistent effort to
make such change success. 1t was
very difficult to get Bloomfield to Web
ster, and Charleston to Hamden. 1 is
pretty certain now that the Dayton &
Southeastern road will be finished to
Eureka, and it is designed to be con-
siderable place. We would suggest that
the name of both town and Postoffice be
changed to Winfough, SELL Shook, Scott,
Roy, Wilson, Darling, or some other good
name.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-05-01
Transfers of Real Estate.

VIM. Wallace to Uriah S. Wallace, 40 acres in
Washington tip, $1,000
A. ]. Dyer to Gordon Pugh, quit-claim to 1856
acres in Milton tp., S2l.
Adam Winfougu 10 Lemuel Talbot, RdS. in
Lick tp., $3.50
Milton Smith to Van Buren johnson, 156 %
acres in Scioto tp., $500.
Harriet Aldridge TO Eliz Ibeth Dasher, Lot
No. 3 in West Berlin, $50
Same to Catharine Conner, Lots Is, l6, II & IS
in PattonSvIlle, $50.
Minerva A May to Hannah SteagaIl, quit
claim to 3 acres in Franklin Tp., SIS.
Bern hard Kahn 10 Henry NieWahner, part of
Lot 81 lex. coaD S. S r. Lick tp., $3.50
Lewis Ho1on to John L. Horton, so acres in
Jefferson tp., Si075.
John c. Joyce to Wmson, Scurlock, acre in
Franklin tp, SllO.
acres in Jackson tp-, Sl6II.
Joseph f. CHcklcy to VIM. d k. 4. Cackley,
753 acres in Madison tp.. Sl5OjO.0O.
Temperance Hope to Henry NJ. Howe, D acres
(also roadway in Lick Up, -
Same TO Charles Howe 81 acres in Lick tp.,-
VIM. T. Sappington to II. h. Dickson, Lot
Samuel Horton to Lewis Horton quit claim
to 80 acres in Jefferson tp., eli50-
JusephuS Horton To >dme, quit-clatm to 30
acres in Jefferson tp, $3.50
Sheriff Jones TO J. b. Johnson, guardian, so
acres in jefferson tp., Sl305.
john L. Jones to VIM. w. Morgan, part of lot
q in Portland, So.
H. S. Bundy to Milton Furnace & Coal Co.,
Lot 475 lex. coa) in WellStou, 500.
No morIgag, ) recorded IL.
Amount secured $l2430.4S.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-05-01
CONNECTIONS.

At COLUMBUS with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
St. Louis R'y, for Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and New York. .r ID.
For Chicago, Indianapolis and st. Louis and
all western points.
For Cincinnati, Dayton and points on Little
Miami Division.
With Baltimore Ohio r. R., for Chicago, Bal
timore, Washington, Newark and GAINESVILLE.
With Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati & In
dianapolis R'y, for Cleveland, Buffalo and
points North.
With Columbus & Toledo r. R.. for Delaware,
Toledo, Detroit and the West
With Columbus, Springfield Cincinn natl r. r.
for London, Springfield, Sandusky and Gin
cinnati.
AT CIRCLEVILLE with G. q NJ. v. R'y, for
Lancaster, GAINESVILLE, Washington G. H., and
Wilmington, Ohio.
AT CHILLICOTHE with NJ. & C. R. X. for Ham
den, Athens, Cincinnati and intermediate
points.
AT WAVERLY with S., j. & p. R. r. for Jack
son.
AT PORTSMOUTH with Ohio River Steamers
for Ironton, Pomeroy, Gallipolis, Maysville
and Huntington; connecting at Huntington
with Chesa peake and Ohio Railway for Char
louisville, Gord0nsville and Richmond Va.
GEO. CHANDLER, q. 7. Ag't.
]. B. PETERS, Supt.