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NEW LAW BOOK.
IN "MARYLAND EQUITY"
ONLY A FEW COPIES LEFT. Price $500.
BENZ. O. BARR0LL,
Sept ls.-tfl BaitimeFe, Nd.
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NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND ALL
OTHERS VINO DEAL IN LIQUORS.

For the Information Of all persons concerned,
the following Act Of the Legislature, passed March
2ith, 1866, 70 published;
CHAPTER Igi.
AN ACT prohibiting tls saie Of spiriiuous or fer
msnted iqaors ia fks ssrsrai Cemaiiss Of tks STATE
on tie dsy Of EiscfieH.
sEcrIox I. he q enacted BY tks General As.sss-
by Of Maryland, That Il shall not be lawful for
the keeper Of any hotel. tavern, store, drinking
establishment, or any other place where liquors
are sold. or FOR any person persons, directly or
ndrecty, TO sell, barter, give, or dispose Of any
spirtuoas or fsrmented liquors. ale beer, intox-
icating drinks Of any kind, on the days Of election
hereafter 10 be held In the several counties Of the
State.
SEC. 2. Asd Be Il enacted, That any person vio-
ating the provisions Of this Act shall be liable 10
Indictment BY the Grand Jury Of the county where
the offence 70 committed aud shall upon conviction
before any Judge Of any Of the Circuit Courts Of
this Stats. be fined q sum not less than hfty dol
lars nor more than one hundred dollars for each
and every offence half tho Gne shall be paid
10 the informer, the other half 10 the County CON-
missionsrs, for the use Of public roads.
wM. A. sLADE.
Sept. H.-te. Sheriff Of Baltimore County.
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IMPORTANT TO FRUIT PACKERS.

Bay Ysur outits and Supplies from the
Manufacturers.
We ean furnish Fruit Packers aud those about 10
engsgs In the business with supplies OF all
kinds Cor Canning Houses, intending
Process Kettles, Crane fixtnres.
Furnaoe Usors, Crate BARS,
Canlarens, 0asotene xirepess,
SslAsring Machines. 10.
a8-0rdsrs promptly hlisd and prices Iowa.
3. -. sTNDALL q CO.,
Q and . w. Pratt St., Baisamores
"a a 4th doors west Of Bridge. lMy7sy
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ELEVENTH DISTRICT
First Precinet-wRIGIIT'S TAVERN, HAR.
FORD ROAD.
Second Precinct--wM. BLACKISTON'S.
RIDGELY'S FORCES, PIILA. ROAD.
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NINTH DISTRICT.
First Precinct-cOLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Prccinct---llAMPDEN VILLAGE,
FALLS ROAD.
Third Precinct e,-TowsoNTowN.
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es-Is !, right for temperance man 10 accept
4 6esrd.si" tayitatienp
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TWELFTH DISTRICT.
First Precine,- MICHAEL ADAMS TAVERN,
NEAR CANTON.
Second Preeinct-wALTER'S TAVERN, AT
FORKS OF MIDDLE RIVER AND RACK
RIVER ROADS.
Third Precinet---GoNTRUM's TAVERN,
GARDENvILLE
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~a-Liver wounds never kiii iightning rod men.
Their livsrs are protected By therimPrsgn gall
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TENTH DHTRICT.
SHADES TAVERN.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
First Precinct COcKEYSv
Second Precinct---C. o. C0CkEY'S TEN MIL
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
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would fly away a short distance and imme-
diately return to the child again. She then
took several OF them into the house to show
her mother, who, thinking she might hurt
them, took the birds and put them out
doors; but no sooner was the door opened
than the birds flew into the room and lit
upon the girls head and began to chirp.
A strange explanation has been UNI
earthed OF the manner in which certain
freemen Of the borough Of Grimsby five
hundred Of whom have just been struck
off the rolls, originally had the privilege
granted to their ancestors. When Queen
Elizabeth visited the place she was so struck
by the excessive ugliness of the ladies of
| the borough that, out of compassion
for the poor men who had to marry
them, she put aside n piece of land to a
share OF which each nativG-born woman was
| entitled on marriage, thus giving to the
bridegroom "a portion" and consequent
right to vote at parliamentary elections.
| The land still remains, and the freemen
| have voted for three hundred years, but
| they have now become thing OF the past
rs far as voting is concerned.
Sir Wilfrid Lawson, NJ. p, has received a
letter from lady at the Cape, in which she
describes an interview with Cetywayo at
| Dude Moulen. She writes 1.-THE
great change at once noticed in his
appearance made me cxclaim involuntarily,
rs he illH as stepped across the threshold,
to which the interpreter replied, without re-
ierring the question to Cetywayo, He is
not very WE'LL After shaking hands | said
to him, DO you like Dude Moulen better
than the castle? To which he replied very
sadly, 1t is all the same to me where | am
without my freedom In saying goodbye,
| said that hoped he would try and cheer
up and not fret, as he would make himself
i'll, and that fretting could do no good. But
he shook his head and exclaimed, 4 cannot
help it, adding as he shook hands with me
that he hoped God would bless me for my
kindness.'n
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American Newspaper Sympathy With
Ireland,

The course of events in Ireland is every
day revealing more and more unpleasant
discrepancy between what may be reason
ably believed to be tho real feeling of the
Americans with regard to our policy in
Ireland and the opinions which find express
sion in the American press. From all that
we know of the way in which the native
born citizen of the United States re-
CARDS the Irish element in the population,
and still more from what we know of the
orthodox American view as to the proper
way of dealing with rebellion, we have no
reason to doubt that their genuine sympa-
thies are on the side of English authority,
and not on that of Irish lawlesSness But
it isnot the less evident that none even of
the most highly considered newspapers in
the United States can venture Just now to
let these sympathies appear. On the CON
trary, even those prints which at first eY-
pressed more or less unqualified approval
OF Mr., Parnell's arrest have with extraordi-
nary rapidity discovered that the step was a
"blunder,' aud some of them are already
expressing their fears lest the irritation
which ii is producing among the American
Irish shouldtendto embarrass the settle
ment OF any difficulty which may arise be-
tween this country and the United States.
SO obviously enforced q subordination OF
genuine opinion to the exigencies of party
management is not very credible to the po-
htical system of the great republic.-rSt.
James Gazette.
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Thinkers VIII Read and Heed This.

When our most experienced and practi-
cal physicians widely endorse and recon-
mend medicine, knowing from the ingre-
dents used it must have an excellent gen
eral effect on the human system, and be a
true strengthened Of every organ of life and
recognized as Natures best asst slant in
curing dyspepia, indigestion, general de-
bility, nervous prostration, want of vitality
convaescence, fevcrs, chronic Chills and f.
yer, dumb aguc, female diseases, broken,
down constitutions, ill-health, weakness
| debility, imperfect action of the organs Of
life and health, etc, all of which make life
miserable then, indeed, should the news
paper press of the country call the atten
ton of suffering humanity to 50 meritoriou.
a compound. We refer to BRowN's Iron
BTTEEs, remedy having the largest sale
in the east of any medicine ever invented
simply because it has true merit and gives
permanent rclief--lHerald.
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why WIN You Pima ,,y,o,d MAJ

Send at once for bottle of Bradheld's Female
Regulator. This preparation is the result of tho
lifelong study and experience Of one of The
most successful practitioners who ever lived IN
the south 1t is simply a skillful combination
OF medicines known TO act specifically on I'M
womb and uterine organs, and its wonderful
powers in the relief and regulation of menstrual
disorders are due to such combination. Ii,
benevolent author has long since passed away
leaving this prescription as legacy To suflerinp
woman, and she will ever bless him for This
priceless boon
.Br9dhcld's Female Regulator has been sue
cess in my hands / have sold It for several
years ana us 1t becomes known 1t increases in
popularity. ! regard ii as Il standard remedy
| have also used 1t in my practice and ALWAYS
with the most gratifying success
WHARTON
~ Druggist and Physician
Dr. J, Bradhcld, Prop, Atlanta, Ga Price
~ 90 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists and
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Save Your Hair-Keep 1t Beautiful.

The "London Hair Color Restorer" is
the most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people, and is totally dif
ferent from all other restorers, being entire
ly free from all impure ingredients
that render many other articles for the hal.
obnoxious. Where badness or falling OF
the hair exists, or prematurely grayness
from sickness, or other causes, It's use will
restore the natural youthful color, and
cause o healthy growth, cleansing the scalr
from all impurities, dandrutf, etc, at the
same. time a most pleasing and lasting hail
dressing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering
the hair sof( and pliable, making it an in.
dispensible article in every toilet. Ask your
druggist for London Hair Color Restorer
Price rs cents bottle. Six bottles, S4
Main depot for the United States, $3.50 North
Sixth street, PHILADELPHIA,
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work. Ny sale will not come OF before the
Goth of December, therefore about the first
of January would be the time to appoint for
leaving this country. Both white and black
are coming to me. asking me to make ar.
rangcmcnts for them to 20 with me to that
state, etc. One ofyour papers and suppli-
menis of September LIST has been sent 10
me, is why | write TO you, etc.
Hoping you will confer the favor that /
ASK J rem ...,u, very respectfully, yours,
HENRY T. JoHNsTsN,
CLAY Hill, p. O., York Co., $. c.
p, S.--Any parties wishing to correspond
with me ON this subject will certainly be
responded to Immediately. If they wish
to telegraph any news to me they must
send to Rock Hin, South Carolina.
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Iaborers Wanting 70 Como IN ro,,.

- oLar iIlLi, yonx Co. S, c., Nov. 4, 1851.
10 the Editor Of the Herald
sir'-l appeal to you for your influence
Tor some assistance for many of my friends,
both white and black, In this section. ,b,,
are DESTROYS of soming to ysur country but
crops being 80 short they are unable 10 u.i
there within themselves 1 belloye could
getup car load II some ono would cow
ww.a the means, and good workers NJ fiat
.sr .ney have been customers of nina en-,
s mv pss, iour year, In my store and black.
iess ' 10 ih" n .nstsicrc ! know them, pro.
g9od reference IN this and your state h3y, yhu
p sssa iiyou will bus publish The sm NH.
or show NV wv litter IN your paper and give
farmers that want hands believe NV a Ne
ssn be accomplished. II some MAJ ~ san 1, ,
come ont here With the means VII li a. wv sh.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, YOU
nave nays printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiioh's yitalizer. II never fails to cure
sold by Hickox & House, druggists, COS
Main street, Dallas, Texas. wv
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Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whoopng cough and bronchitis,
sod by HickoI Il House, druggists, COS
Main street, Dallas, Texas. ~
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The Drummer's Friend:

Frank Stanseles bus and transfer line at
Denton, Energy, enterprise and git ur
and git, " with hard work and fair rates, en-.
title me to your support. Kindly store my
name in your memory.
FRANK SrANsEIIpt
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Are you made miserable by indigestion
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite
yellow skin Shiloh's Nitalzer is positive
cure, Sold by Hickox 4 House, druggists
Cos Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Suicide andDlspepsia.

A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
Wells Health Remover" The greatest
tonic, best bilious and liver Remedy known.
81. Druggists. Depot, George Y. Atkins.
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Carpets, Carpets. Carpets.
III, ~ you will happen to see our carpers You
WI M,' ho 90 sure 70 buy, them, for they cannot
A. Il II. MrrrEYruIt.
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The Rev. Geo, II, Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
by HiGkoX u House, druggists, COS Main
street, Dallas, Texas.
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shiloh's ,Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria and canker month
Sold by Hickox & House druggists, COS
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief? Price 10 cts
30 cts. and 81. Sold by Hickox & House
druggists, COS Main street, Dallas, Texas,
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g, a nasal injector free with each bottle Of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents
sold by Hickox & House, druggists, oo5
Main street, Dallas, Texas. wv
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oflife n properly cooked meal, affords little or
no present enjoyment and much subsequent
chronic indigestion is combGtted with IIostetters
Stomach Bitters, the food is eaten with relish
and most important ofall, is aSsimulated by and
nourishes the system, Use this grand tonic and
corrective also to remedy constipation, bilious
ness, rheumatism, fever and ague
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally
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llackmetack," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and so cents. sold NV
Hickox y House, druggists, COS Main
street, Dallas Texas.
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The Dclmonico has oil brands Of Tho
Arrest quality and the finest flavor. = "''
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Ifyou want to get goou heavy b,ue
flannel r,,l shirt 80 to A. & L. Mittenthal, Soe
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In the city of Louisville, on
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 80, 1881

These drawings occur monthly Sundays ex.
eepteD under provisions of an act of the Gen.
eral Assembly of Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court on March 91st,
rendered the following decisions.
1s-That the Commonwealth istribution
Company is egal
2nd-lts drawings are fair.
y, B-The Company has now on hand a large
reserve fund. Read carefully the list OF prizes
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NOVEMBER DRAWING
Whole Tickets, So; Half Tickets.SI
81 Tickets, $50; 55Tickets,

Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
postohice order. Orders Of S. and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address al
building, Louisville, Ky or K, NJ. BoARDMAN
300 Broadway, New York
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dyring which will take place the
Extraordinary Semi-AnnaaI Drawing,
Under the personal SUPERVISION and management.Oi
Gen. G. 4. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana,
and Gen JUBAL a, EARLY, of Virginia,
Capital Prize. 100000,

1929 Prizes amounting to ............. $50 500
Gen. G. T. Beaurggard, OF Ian
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
nIl points, to whom liberal compensation viii
be paid.
For further information, write clearly, giving
fun address Send orders by express or Reg
iStercd Letter or Money order by muil, address
ed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans. La.
REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING,
Glass \, Capital Prize $50 900, January 10, 1882
Whole Tickets 81 Halves, 81
, 1881-12-31

m. IN ~, .! Atten'pt ut a., Ja'l.noreo' ' :, ,s
Tho last session ct tho l'oar'l u Trade IN the
wus forbidden by tho authorities. tho fracns a
wuck no 'br,pr mite enough ur a rnre thtnp for
tto moro t]iantlicd ucmbcrs. Tic 1,uya how
o,rr war; Mi .,f voa md i,n,I,,, tin i',ard..
tho'r ht1arI.y on tho Call l'onrd. stokfnx, which
ta',, j., s. ,no "a,,an "' ,hro ~ ~ ~, h".o W." "nI
a!'ou. ~ ase tno s@not tnsuuha eao nh"e' a!1u
nearly every pIu 'or proporfy ""s tto F'gna! 1or
nd tno cr,w.l tares t!'nes quokly, re4oaatIe.l
VIZ e s ayS aa p H. xeta .bt ws @
u ccrtufn quarter kapt tho boys ruther steady
tturn9 tho Gull tur that article, hut they burTs
tourn,nuut commenced Gral,I rt}i,,id Ut fun,
Chu!rs lost tholr to9s, broatns were btr'kon nver
the basks Of s9etators te!eSrapi, paper tiew
the n!elto the Gull lo.,da s t0wc xli io', hid Gcua
quietly passed ruun lr!na tin scss!ti,, dropped
nouti Of If, u1:sVsucctins HcntiSt,an, scnttortns
Thls arnusod slr. iiuictins"n. and. soix,Ig omo
ce Til tho 4t.tc HUI let ts VT. i I'D s IT, re % baekwt,s
over 1 uhu!r totho !oor. striking It Win "''utl
Snys co,il,i rert,vsr thor c1,tupt,sr" tho fathor
or tho cnll bud slipped nut ii lilo nlloy crryInr
tho towel with hin. Sir: Hutchinson returned.
nil1 tho fruliu afterwards WIS leH4 rude. cn,-
lug ,iselr to ilrannr}, WIN 0tt III, tla cnr'' 10.
caisso row plts Ut !pgr lokgrt L., hIs hnr, atld
Myors, Uni, Il h9f.dozut, t1,orS yo,1tx u,on. ''
yesterday WIS II ErcHt ilny with
r,1E sErrLEuESr ctrnxs
rh,,. .,op, t'"a, -. h..'..,.. " s.ss. a..
WIZ w.t ws5c sr ooH % 1 n osx 1ne
ulc.tcud. rst by tnkig possessitsn Ut thu aigt,ul
tho iiosfd ef rrade did Go opoa" ifl6as'i: It'll
iat hin arrayc ii sI,o Farsnsstts wi!iu %crs i.
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tat stock is Sl9n00o. md tho D!rcctnra aro John
Z. knnttock, Jcrry II. Knight, fat1les =. Crtcard.
Jonathan Matthews, and ElwMrxl CuMtl1n. J


Tho Work Of fISoorgnDizttlE tho Illinois
Natl"nnl Guard Beginning to Tnlso
s1,are-Go',. Torro"ca LtGe,y to lso
frozen OMt-ConlpnnleH D!hhAnt!od.
Spteiaa DApatth to 7he chteaoo 1'1tans.
SrntS0r1ELn. ILL.,, Dec. ;nn--The uootl work of
cnrrnnz,nr t,o stnto ,nttItIo r,,fct ,,n, o,ottv
,on., H. so ss,,n ,t .,, "e"
octh Ill prnrFesa s'nco tue haFoht OF Ad1htaut-
tiencrnl Elltut intu ollice. IA beStantnK to tMte
ahapo, EtnJ, Vince, Assistant ltsucctor of tho
gecond nrlEa,,c. hus Lee,, .nuklnx n thorm,al,
Inspection Of that command. and tho result of
hls labors bud recommendations wis shown to.
t]uy. who, tho At1ttunt-f;onurul tss,,e,l nr,1crs
ul7o"nunk s'1 eoulpt1!'ca VI tmo oF!8'4e'a as "eIl
Ut ono In tho Ihlrd 1!r3'de. This by no tnonns
completes tho wcelng-uut contemplated in
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had tlono questioning hin, nut thorc WIS no
ono thereto take him: Just then liankins and
j. for tho dock. Mcdonald nctcd as spokesman
lionor?' 10 asket1, cxcitediy ind ropeitedly:
,i"tcs." responded tho JitatleG. MI. Law hns
5ilst testified that ucorgo ItMnk.ns Is The keeper
yo, want to mix lin MY qiiestions!".
."Wcfi, wouId.' replied Mike, "if didn't
know that Mhat ho has sworn to hc knowa only
by heresayu .. .x ..v,
torposcI rrosce1tinF! M E Cum Caa;e%ron, % WHO m
WI atf'Fa s bn It was only
moment. Stepping over to Mr. Inv, hn begnn
very aaimatc.i conversation with ttn, buy +. q
them co,tIi mt hcar
"You must not talk tn tho witness" came tho
wot corrupt 1an htn your Honor rctortod
bos tais Wig tho vltucsr sal the court
DonGllt must hnys Thought sorothIr9 was about
to happen: lilo is On t6o stand i,ow, aud yo,,
ee'ssSt euest,ouy !sK y ~aie io may aa MIN aay
NoDonaid resumed his position, and, aftcr a
.nomoats thought. asked for + contlnuancc.
heaFns @ eS I liz liz rcpested HS tc rsacst
y tao Couri. xbo tnorcnpon consented, Iut MT
tSa MeonaS su T1ssanv W. nfteeyoo% a1s
1t @ cioek. isis ar's '>S' '"'S'"' "''''A''"
MI: ~" ..:<Hl:scED At ONCE.
The l.ttt '::cf, ''r. Jun, who until then
Ind kep; al ~ ~. tn:1e forward 10 rDnlarkt
III et'ttFS,,t l;"r !'':'' wt!l 10 Elyoi w the
DNntld, f"r ,hn ": ~,
Thet,. tnt7,'t1 T.; IN tt'lr', Mcdonald conttn.
| aed: "SG"n 'fnti "'s,'in.nneoa . as to tho
:. a. It nat k.sstrs, i ~. " 'l'nco then called
the cuAes OF ~ unl i. iia!':'ns. keepers of a
4asntllx -huahp i, S.. III Ii'ts struot. J.ltinU
shrov6, oh.no tttwa' hnt r"r 7atod u contiI,.
| ualce to tte Ann'v dtt'. ent It :as ~ unarcd
up. !.
e. esd IT, ns yt, s,t hs saa': s;
oearttlK tho nait* 1h. ft:srt h!n3.Att6rney
l1oKed Sole!'tl! gut ",:@ sltrata limits
o. tho thlc9 0f llott''irfsi tt:e'"i !" hwa rs h9
stAfeu hnfa q CAme." \. :tf"''' thinking 1t
tit1e eotaebnay antt t''h't t''' GAstl'"s lah!t OF
hts; GY tbo Way-spoke = % c;1a'H: "Wu're
"Wcll, what bus tho l.,~e,!a4lnA Il. say?"
asked % the tA'urt.
Tho Prosecuting AttorntS }nnA> ! nIr'! II tho
Cht1r NJ Detectives, whh fr Urn i.a>':r. ,n,
intltenl fn0ri'+ and l'ol4 hui t'S". "..h1 IT,
llct Ill tu0kIlH at Mr: Mr. l*1". L4s ;:'l :,al't
W oa.a,. nsa nt n!n ~ na's teel's. !n:o' !" t"y
q Hiolr el,s.'s oiltirsly with INV s:.u.s.. Tue
Court 0bjHctntf, anyinE hG wlk u; tllk llot -.
Ccut1uK tic CHIC.
u H1l willing that cnsis sh0I;'.1 ln. = nscfc.l
up M,a ahttl III U l," tHnn hy hl,u t,.'a .!us.
| t!oo WMllntU evidently sltsne9te Tint 1lr;lt
n"h IL. ""a tuG et'.na,itt'' ' MH s4afc nA4:
S". s.~ " .sA1u: ~. .%a Hnt tns! IA :"!hlSs ~
| ;n;;inan+ I,taE "o -" 81. 'rsioo<t. wv Il
nJite"t n,.i.,m ,s1fr.. .Ms1hfer. 'o QUO S!sa a'atA' "
rus..99nai,n iu9 y, x,,a H.. =, ,sno!!!t'a: !,: tx
ii,S.5. iinI Fn!,,5 ne haaa tnnt !! tnaro VI. ~ ui's
1..t'.. tu'tt nuf uet n9 f!lteC&4k Wy ~ c'ielh
, 1881-12-31
A MINISTER UNDER a fclovb.

DECATUR. Ill, Doo. U+-Tho icv. r, ". .A(ayu.
ard, luto paatUr OF tue ChrIattun Church OF this
city. u undor cloud. Yesterday, BY tho request
OF tue Eldors OF tho charge, 10 tuudorel bis rta.
iRnaiou. whch was instantly ucceptcl, and .ha
church il al1aln without u pnstnr, Tho preacher
IL cnr9el with untulnatcriut conduct Fl, sunk.
ng, intending theAtrlas, aud In drinking intoxi*
:Huy l!q,nrs. Tho itos. aIr. Mayhhrsl, whu IL q
4::v En8'!shtnau, outna to Decatur lust spring
fr. INV fnEk very highly recommended, und
..,t .<snat faSort With h.4 congregation until
,x+ y txO.
, 1881-12-31

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nAvkNrQItT, H., Doc. 31..-nayll D. netl, cx-
Treasurer OF l4,ck 1t1and County. ILL.,. today
hr>uEht 4 libel suit aXulnst J. Il. uanfortn,
editor Ut thu Iinek lsi&1ntttr, IN rccuvur fi0 000.
Tho action tA bast1 oil uttcveu mtsrepre4elItM-
Tons vt tho IAeh lRngnler In refercilce to ltalds
uceuurty having buen n,uldlctl.
, 1881-12-31

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, 1881-12-31

The wheat crop for 1881 in Indiana was 30oo9,0d0
H'ahe!a, nKnl1.st i1 0OU in 1871. Tho unr1l crdp
nuionnta IL 7l,OoiQtl hushels. ngatnst Htithi.uA
bi,atlgla last your. Tho c,'r!s crop IN uncxPtut-
GUY !Hrgu, na tho estimate given hn5 bcc To Per
centum Of Inst yours prlMluct.
, 1881-12-31
':>,2>AT COMPANY ORGANIZED.

J.. -. r.. ~ 10 M chicago 1't,un.
.sr -, - -, Dec, :D,--Tho South llend
;: y. !. $. f.. Cqmpuny has been ill.,
@, ..~A l'.o lax. Tho compapy's
0btu>; - ,';aooalE a1ld IL stiu Il
Hue W., ,'s4 lAvvg. Ihe cupl.
, 1881-12-31
INDIANA CRvP STATISTICS,

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