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I I I il General Markets. Mr. Lincoln, but! wihile1 Judge Tram-bull's frie nds Would; no Vote- fur I THE IlEPqBLIOAN. OFFICIAL PArEKi THE 'ITY, There will be some interesting exercue by the pupils of the public schools it the Acad eaiy, to-morrow afternoon, on the oc-caoion of the closing of school. worth of fari.iture has already been 31 r.

O. lL.IIogiMS iudorms tie that heretofore they have tamed out only ordinary sets, but that hereafter they trill 2,000 pounds of th celebrated Richmond lUms art Branham's Grocery A Prevision ntcwe. A -a We hrar from all sides that the Trade Palace Hardware House is the cheapest in However, they hare a store nicely fitted np, and a splendid general air-sort ment fof everything, i That is the place to secure good bargains. nl-7w i I 1 1 It would surprise one to ace the throng of people hat crowd the oflice of M-K r- nan, Dutilasa A Ilitt, Beal tlstatai Brukers, No. 36 Wjst Washington street, Indianap- William McEwen's water account with $.110.

Adopted. A city enier, held by T. G. Gaylord A of Cincinnati, for $5,540, with a credit of $2,500. with a request to order the liquidation at the rate of six per wm deferred until the next regular meeting.

The following accounts were allowed Amos Burns, Mayor, 1 Months. $75 00 Hammer, Rolls A Co, Cin. 2 bis oil for 42 o. IO (W Ievi H. Younw, 4 00 i J.

G. Kchwaitskopf, 8 aX J. D. Lyl. real estate app'r 1873' 150 00 Benj.

L. Kocker, assessor 100 Ou J. Rowley, lumber for sts. 77 98 The following were referred to Finance committee i i William a Abbett, John D. Mathes arid John Doup, service as inspectors at last election, $6 00 each, Joseph McFali, Henry Nienaber, James Godfrey, John riel, F.

Bonaell and F. Ltttle, Judi-es, $3 00 each. William Ar Hayes, A. R. Church, Wm.

Scheldt, John Stevens, W. F. Norton and John G. Hunter, clerks, $3 00 each, Account of B. Bosch A Sons for $7 00, referred to water-works committee, i A report ef Geo.

Pence, city engineer, as to establishing grade oo Walnut atreejt, was referred to committee on streets and alleys, Mr. Brinkley reported unfavorably as io account of McCormick A Sweeney, for service pipe, and, on motion, said account was 'not allowed. to Fnutci M. Vant-kike, pt hf nw qr aec 1 1 8 6 17 acres $1.00 Vanokiko at to --i Francis i raW, sw coifncr hf liw qr sec 1 9 6 4- I i acres. l.VJ Chas.

Yea ley u. to Si rah E. Jones, pt sw corner hi nw qr sec 1 9 613 acres 51. 00. Mary E.

Oyr to Wat ar, pK-ce of ground T5 by S35 feet irr Corfumbos, $1,400. John Howaih ami Adam Keller to John Trembly, nw qr nw qrj ne qr nw qr sec 2-i 4 7I50-100 acre, S94-X. Solomon Ibbs to John V. Trembly, sw qr nw qr see 23 9 440 acres, i00 I Decoral ration Day, 'A meeting held Crump's Opera House, on Tuesday evfebing. May 20th, 1873, for the, ments for the turpose of tusking arrange- i roper observance of Dec- oration Dav' Columbas.

Dr. B. F. Little was appointed chairman, and G. E.

Fitutey ecrctary. On motion the follow ig eummitteea ere appoiiiited Col. J. A. Kei th Wm.

M. Winkler Cai.C.V.Hobbard Capt.jL XL Brown Cdpt. s. J. Harris.

OS nXJWrER.i Mrs. lluJ.Uard Mrs. pt. F. Hinman T.

B. Prather Miss (ag Ferrall Alf. Arnold i I. T. Brown i B.

Hill Mollie Doup rad Keith urrie Arnold iary McGrayel Ilasselback A Cobb Wm. Hubbard R. Sims A. B. Church G.

E. Miller Wm. Winkler Mr. G.W.RicHardson HW. B.

Wa Mr a M- Ilutcii -i J. I. Irwin OX Flit AJfCEJ F.M, Banfiil M. D. Emig.l I i Alden, Vocal oar music.

Gooi Gilbert, nstu r. A. IL GrahamlVoeal B. M. Ilutchins ON GBAYEM i Cat.C.

Capt. Mt McGrayel C.E. Clark, On motion, each member pt the varioos committees was earnestly requested to per form the duti cs aWigned them, that the beautiful cutm strewing flowers upon the graves of ur Sullen braves on the 30th of; May may-be (properly observed. To this end, each tnd all are requested, upon being notified, to Confer with; the committee of arnuig in order to secure unity of action. 1 1 I On thei meeting adjourjied to" meet again at Cimmp's Opera Hose on Tuesday evenlng.

jMay 27thj when a gen eral turn out of (the citixens is earnestly requested. IB. F. LrrriE, Ch'm'n. G.

E. Fisxriv, Sec. I. 'j Below we giire the names of the soldiers who are buried in the cemctry at this place: Lieut. Col.

S. Keith, Maj. A. II. Abbott, 67th; LipL E.

a ones, U. S. Lieut. W. B.

Ilibbard, Sd W. A. Winter) 6th Hen Reynold 93d; J. 8. Barkalow, 67tl Lafayette Stanton, Hoth Maiston 10th Cav Thompsoa Gresh-am 175th; Ph lip Mitchell, Cth; Mahlon Bailey, 145th i J.

B. Abbett, 4th George Bulman, 7th Littery; John IIidbnrg, 24th Iloovy Dillon, 4th Fcna. Cav.j Unknown, 95th Ohio; Lon. Sullivan, Absalom Coot 7th Battery Wm. Jones, 24th Gordon Cumniit 6th Harrison' Hobbs, 6th; Wm.

Buxton, 33d; Adam Dorle, 2d; Richard CavaU-y Jose hi McGirr, 22d i Wm. 33d W. Ford, 6t4 Ky Wm. M. Gould, 221 3 unknown, Invalid corps Frsak Andersen, COth Ohio.

i Where the ai me of the State Li njot given after the name, they belong to Indian. 1 i The followin named persona have been designated by he committee of arrangements to superintend the organazation of all the soldiers tand friends of soldiers in their neigh borhjoods, so as to insure prompt attendance at tie proposed decollation Otr cnaoniea: i-l1 IRAKCI TWWXftHir COMMITTEES OF ARkANGEM ETTS. Xineveh -Jain Din. i German Dick Jones, Samuel STCVea. i Union T.

B. Anthony; LowelL Ed. Foster, i Harrison-i-Andrew Young, Joseph Pat. terson. II.

Wafiurd Ohio Jacksoi Wayne Jonfsville, Lee M- Sackntt IX, Squire Tisgo Bennett i Walesboro, ir -I in Aaron Knight Spurgin, r- I W. E. AVakeficId, Sandcreek Captain Thomas Sibert. Rockcreck $armrille, Captain Alex. ueaa asn.

iiarrison. i Clay Capt. Wm. Robinson, Ro Gad- dis. Clifty Wallace Dunlap, Capt.

G. W. Weight. AL Merrick, Hawcreek ChpU Wm. IL Aiken Harts- viBe, Wm.

n. Beck. I Flatrork Joshua Clifford Alert, Decatur Maj. W.F. Strickland.

Cobb 4 il Proceedings. 1 Corxcu. uamber, May 15, 1873. Council met called session. Present, His Honor, Maj 5urns, and council men Brinkley, Groves, and Hclswartz- kopt, The; Mayor (called the members to order, and stated the object pf the meeting, via To correct the minutest of the meeting bf the Council on July 11th, 1872, which are incoriect.

Mover' offered a resolution to charige the minutes till that meeting to read "Nathan Tj. Carr. be appointed city attorney for a term of two yesfrs, begimnin on the 1st (lay of July, 1872f rewolntioli adopted by a nnaamnous vote, and the minutes were so corrected. On motion Council adjourned, I-- Cockcii hamber, May 15, Council met iti regular session. Present, and Cooncilknen, Brinkley, Grove, Mover and Rush.

The minutes the three last meetings were read and adopted. The bonds of the newly elected Mayor, Thomas Essex, with Smith Jones and Richard Carter as sureties, was presented and approrved. The oath of office was then adminstered to Thomas Esex jr Mayor, and William M. Mooney, Henrt Kobbe, and.1 Francis T. Crump Council men, after Which, Mayor Burns delivered; a short aad appropriate valedictory, and conducted Thomas Essex to his seat, which he accepted in ae appropriate address.

The newly elected Councilman then presented their credentials, which Were approved, and thtey also took their seats as such Councilmen. Messrs Mover and Schwartzkopf then withdrew, their term having? expired, j. The roll was then called, and the following persona answered to their names: Messes. Estxx, Brinkley, GroVe Crump, Mooney, Rush, aifd Kobbe. I I The "following committees were tbjeft aptiointed by thei Mayor i Finance Moonev.

Grove and Brinkley. Watef-werka Brinkley, Rush and Crump: Ga-Ruwh, Grove and Kobbe. Police Grove Mooney antl Kobbel The gas account having been referred Mr. lluh, be eive'as bis opinion that 'a reduction of t0 should be made on this bill for failure-tt keet) the lamps in good co ad iti on, leaving a balance due of which report iwns acciptt-dj and account allowed. Mr.

then ofipred a resoItK tioo to authorize the Treasurer to- credit iChas. Yealtjy I IsMna, May Vnttom in d-tll and 'mlnnl mid(llln KVoar dxi li bt annlianssd, vi a a fair pW da-naiKl. Vt brut tfst matt ak: Ma. fhicsion STTin. sn(tl xil Nn.

1 rot wintar, (I st, iaatevat'nr; Nw. a. afnVred at SI ttt and SI CI hid. anil an4 a attarta Invar aad a nw' led aaiMd, STe im Ira. It Mr In varnr mrjifw Jitaa.

(is'a Hat I snd ktwrr; rinsis hmn. CM Sa. avw We. aa trark "-tatsr'n. arllar Jsae.

Barter dull hat raawf-rli Kre ainadr. FWfc' taU hnt awnhsBtRxl SI7 l. Brk BMW la Sail and antiiaal fV iaaw host ant Inaa pmrknl, anid at 7r. far ataowMnrai etcar sdi. ami rx-rttm I dall atomM.

7f wr einar rfh aidm rV S.caal, tarkrtsf city Lard dall hnt tavhanccd ointatry, WbnkT a-adr St attla qakM aad snrtunanal: tat heares eowawxi la aMiliast, liwl i. Hug. qidet halk ssles at 1 1 80S)t S3. 1 Lrtuisruo.it, imsjt rottoai 4i.n hvw mM'tllnc, 17e. Float da-U aad hat'l atmdr catra ballr, Se A Nv I.

btarr, Vk anat qalat Holrim art-ins: ft tnr ral SI fir ambar. and SI S7 fnr wlvita. Knrens sr tirh. Ttfra tn aoad demand hlr, far shellxd in anrfcs. Oats attadr snd nVmaad (air at tnriudirat ssfcs.

Urm arm at r. a antral. Barley Ira at Unlit, fur Vs. 1 UB. t.rnssrWs Mrm and nnrhanavd.

Ha rady st Uw etxdcs ttsxithy, dell- arari at nVnna. i Irr'waam ra. ata nnrk. SIT US, hraa: ahnnldora, rliwiii afdra, v. rlrar.

V.lir. lata hama. IM(ia. aaaar aid. I all anrknd.

Bulk aamabWa. eiaar rib atdra, fWt, kw iard tbma. kra. If, fnr Hmtra Inaf aad So. iuc priaas leaf aaaail ardrr In's hiirhnr.

Wkiakr ataady and ia (air demand at as. rttWAAA, Mar IS amnd aVmud1 St full prior mil aabwaa prirais terata. Whm ral fnr spot, and dall and hrwnr far latam. nantrnlariy fir Jans na Inna Nil I fhtuafw aorine. SI as- N.

SI X3S aant, SI StVi. aellar Mar, St Jaae. Nav SI T. njr4 dall si SI Slutl St. t'ara inrii lad and loarrj Na.

2 mlifd. V'u, Hpo; arliar Jnmr. aalirr Jnlr. taii la fair dmiand at lmwrakas Ka. si.

nwnlar; annt. Ur Jnne; rebwtsa nail and vr at srew. Ktt stmd No. 3, Bar-Ist dall and nominal. I CTorm-aiid dnll a-vt naaaiaaL Tlsaathf sard atesdr; aaiMSt S3 7S M.

hlak atmd si SOr. Pnrk in fair demand st Inwrr rates sale si nat: SIS at, arllar June; SIS aellar Jul, lrd dnll and knrrS! ss 7ft. arltrr Jane; a an, Jal. Hntk RM'I wt I'awin qntw nH anrhftftawrl aslra svaw-curad hama, rsaraaad, at snekrd. 1 LIVE 8TOCK MARKET.

rnirwm, Ma Wl. TatlWi Rrctr' a.nshaad! nurrket 'liitly dall; w4a wrak and kmr: road ta ehairs aterrs anr arlllrw st SMkS 4.V with few dra at SS IS (and hnlrhara' aaanj aad Unr-nkae am haiht I'" aurket eiuaad drnap las? ahipracWa. S.t9S brad. Hnra Kaaatata 7.ISS baa 4 aaarhat dal nrWa mi and Inarar sari aa Ira saw made at S4 ISMt-V (or rhoW tnaatra, hal at thsrina St 7 waaaHaait rUirrra rail ary ilnaai. and ra- tshMeh say hat the heat shlaasaals, br Is Irht swpplT rarjlp'a 4SS brad Bmarkat mrm aalra anad ta rbntra at tS LOCAL! NOTICTES.

Aaellon Sale of Dry Goods, Continued; for a few dava longer at store 53 Washington street. Ladies will please call and ezamin our stock. T. Mack A Anctioneera. A car load of thos celebrated Indianapolis Wagons, made expressly for, and for sale by W.

J. Loess, are on exhibition at his agricultural house on Walnut street. 20 dozen pairs Men's Plow Moccasins at Wallace's for $1.25, $1.50, and $2.00 per pair. h- il i 8-iw'. Everything desirable ia summer style head wear can be found at Weber's, 8-2w Just received, 50 barrels of fresh Cement at Wm.

Branham's Grocery A Provision tore, ji ti ICK C'KEAM SODA WATER AT SMITH'S DKUO HTORE. TRY IT. The best and neatest fitting Gaiter in the city at Meseke, Tormehlen A Co. Attestiojc FARwr.RS. Plow Moccasins at Wallace's only, $1.25 pr pair, 8-4 Aa immense stock of summer style Silk, Felt, Linen, Cloth, and Straw lists are now on exhibition at prices cheaper than the 8-2w.

Go to Wallace for Shoes. Mv Men's and Dots' llow Shoes, Moccasins, and Gaiters at Meseke, Tormehlen A Co. Job. I. Irwin has reduced the price of many desirable goods full 50 per cent.

If yon want bargains, call and see for yourselves. Klein Bros, are still receiving new invoices of goods, and their snlee show a steady increase in their business. This shows what ctfn be don by proper attention to business and low prices. I Look I Lookllt Kerr, Stevefts A Storey have already sold twenty-four of the Excr.uttoa Reapers this season. Thu is more than was ever before sold bv two agenta in one county.

Hurrah for the Excelsior I 8-tf All the' latest novelties in Millinery Goods can be found at Weber A Col's. 8-2t Corsets, Fans, and Faraaol at No. 5 McEwen Block, Take yoar Wool to Irwin's. For Wall Paper and Window Shades, go to Hognc A Von Strohe's Drag Store. 7-2 Go to Wallace's for Gaiters.

Sewing Machine of all kinda Repaired snd warranted at the IIow Sewing Machine 'office, i I 5-3w lost received, 20 barrels of Falls city Lira at Wm. Branham's. Grocery A Pro Vision store. Marseilles, Jaconets, White Goods, and a general stock of Dry Goods, cheap, at So. 5 McEwen Block.

i Go to Walhuse's lor Slippers. 84 Jas. A. Smith has lust received a choice lot of TEAS. Giv him a call.

Go and look at th eta at J. B. Cobb's. beautiful Croquet i 20 ponnds ol Daw Anderson extra Family Flour at Wm. Branham's Grocery A Provision atorejl ICE CREAM IISQDA WATER" AT SMITirS DRUG TRY Striped Grenadi nic article, at Irwin's at 12)c pet! yard.

Croqnet for the million at Cobb's. Captain Jack and his braves He from th Lava Beds in disorder, bat the hungry people of this Comni flaky take tip their line of march fof Jos Kewaom'a Grocery, where they ar made happy by th choice Prevision Dav "dishes up" to them. tf I A lot of new Farm Wagons will be sold at the lowest living prices, at th Wagon and Plow Factory of J. G. Schwartxkopf, West Side Public Square.

5-3w Harry Franta is stiil alive, and dispenses the best Soda WATEn in town. II yon do not belie re it, go and look at th aice picture on th counter. I If i ii i I Go to the Trade Palac Hardware House, and call on Fred V'olUnd for your hardware, locks, butts, hinges and nails, at eastern prioes. jj nl-7w i i i a i ii Hogo Von Strohe have just received a fresh lot of Teas at low price. Call and exam in them and get a Tea Leaf.

7-2w stitch ia time saves nine." Bring your old Boots A Shoes to Wallace's, where they will be "Joy received and repaired by D. F. Joy. 5-lm ICE CREAM SODA WATER AT SMITH'S DRUG STORE. TRY IT.

A superior Two-home Drill, for sale low for cash. Thia drill it adapted for corn, wheat and all kinds of grain, and is ia rooa order. Call on J. O. Schwartxkopf, West Bid Pnblit! Square.

5-3tt "vrooii woi! If All persona having Wool to sell will find it to their interest to eall Samoela, Vogel A Co, at th Trad Palac, as they are prepared to pay the highest market price in cash or goods. Do not fail to call at the Trad Palace Clothing House be- lor selling. n-l coin, I.e (Lincoln) went on tho floor of the IIouso and urged! his friends vote fyr I rum bull. lie hrvl bnen a leading ctniiciitr for Ue Vioe-l'rexi- dency against MrJ Day too in nnd this was liefurd his tlelnte with Douglna which proved hint to Ire the roprecntitiv of the It-pulilican party of tiltitt day, and everybody knows he continued to le il true ieprescnt- tive thenceforward I till tho hoar of his death, whilxl Mri Seward, bV hits speech on the 13th of January, loGI; in the ifecnate, which wits, echoed da the House by hi frieiid arid eulogist, Mr. Adams on tlie lot tueia both tho confidence if tho partr.

i Mr; Seward, referring -J to movement thcn iii la-ngre. mu1 that he would meet extartion with iCon- and iviolehirej with prary. Antl (accordingly Sir reed with I th Confederate CoromiwiiHr to snrrcTf tier our forts on their itu ire toco t. But Mr. Lincoln docLtretl, in his in.

augural, that "the power ctmtnkxl to me wil be used toj hold, occupy, ami Cscs tho prwjrcrtyi antl plnce jla rrintr to the fmVerbment. and or dered the rein force met it of Huaitcr, which Mr. Sewanl bad atipulatetlj to give up within five; days. Thi4 tvas at the licginning of tlie administration, and Mr. Lincwln was equally truo; tn hu owti convictions on all important quorti(nA to the end.

Jt is not an uncommon error among the asUita to unjsute the suctlns of those who arc accepteil oa great by the' orrmntoft oopiciiiu wie iiurpm ti ine inscrior ut able men they call to their asrtia- tance. This4 rcnlfflnbcr, wad the be lief of fcuch persona with respect! General Jackson. I Indoed, many of tlie able men he nnd bn night about him from time to jtinia thought they took care of him, and wore iiidispros-able tuj him, whirs'the troth was -that he was; taking earfpf them antl the country also. Now, they are forgot ten, while with et.tli revolving year. as the mists of pat beats pass away and the old hero's Unpla graudcor of character is bett umicrstnotU ho grows frreatcr in the eyes of his countrymen.

So it will bo ith Lincoln, lie was really a great soul a patient, magnaninKMM, truthftil, loving, nl lovable1 man, without egotism, uVyot ed to great purpostss, and with respect to all essential thinsn Very rooluto man. i ii The most Ext raorwl nary th(y wreck on Beflor. i- If the accoont given by the survivors of the Artie steamer I'olarial la true, their escapf front the awfal -Arctic regions Is crrie ofi the Irtost -traordhiarv human, advratnresj fer known. "Ve do riot believe that lour readers and. themblic gcTtenilly have fully wniprehmdotf i It far slur-pa-wea all that Irontlnaticii has given us in the glowirrg gage tff fiction.

This is the hisloryl It beirfjj rappo that the Polaris rokl be irjeviUhly crushed between tre migbly masaea of ice with which it baxl beounte involved, the crew thtcrmirred in srason to make their esci pe' tme of the floes and leave the v'ie! Id its fate. A coiw4dcrable quantity bf pTOiskn were; therefore trai isferte'd to the ice, with ommuntl.km, tsktdgea, atal so forth. But things taking a favorable turn, the landing' was whilo fourteen of tw crew and som4 provisions ere on board the steamer. While i iu sera rated darkness came on, thr party on tho jioe lot siglit of the sdsumcr which (3isap-penred Into an opj'b KXi and frori that timo td this no trace of iter has been; seen. Thus niifctOfrf hrfntan beings were thcif fate on a field of ice in In the high latitude of eV degrees.

Who oould hav sopfiOmiil it that upon this ftftrbcrtf i this party should have rem li(I for over eight drifting itMwfy to the math, and that not one jMe sutfuld have been lost! When picltcd up by the Tigress, a whaling Vessel, ihej were in the latitude of fiftr-throa oVgirees and a half. They had floated iu one hundred and severity-two tlavs through twenty-four degrees of latitude or about fifteen haudrcd mDes. other words, upon tls jlWraft, they had gone a distance' alibut equal to the breadth of thf Atilfttic from tho coast of New 5ffglsnd to that of Ireland; They 1 td Orada one-third of a mile an hcrur. It was in this (low manner! tlfattbey' (jiscapod from the Polar retrioni Durinir more than three-fourths of die time they were in the darkness or wljwr, incapable of: making' any observation as to the perils thejr might be on the point of encountiering. Of course their floe orj berg came in frequent collision iwithi i other foes and bergs, and! the tre-mendiofts crasb wow LI threaten death and destruction Uf the unfortunate, 1 shipwrebked mariners.

Then it would become Inextricably mixed with oth- i er fields of ictf, and remain almost stationer fof days nd weeks togeth-1 er. Na Oppbrfunity presented itself to land Upbii any coast, no matter bow sterile pt dcsolateji Steadily and gradual ly was their progress out, more and ffiove Into the open ocean. Vea-seli in hoe'. latitudes there were none to meed Their stock of -provLsiona kept gradually growing le, and it was aiu eay arhthmctical question to asccftalat wBeif thej party would be confronted' absolate famine. AI rootfth ifler month twsped wy.

1 and one! degree of latitude acceolexi another, anew horrible apprehension must have bectiproent to the Polar-)s survivors. That was when they struck the warm Oulf Stream their raft tcofiild sdorf melt and disappear precipitating them Into the Iraracqse depths tf the sea. When, Hkickily, they we'ffJ descried tho Tigresn, they" were" sjpmaching that very stream nich would soon have en-' tombed the unfortunate men and their natural raft. Can any one imagine the terrible! nature of the thought and fears vrhich mint havw adrift on the one hundred and seventy-two days ft It ts In the length. itn (cpgvn.

ck that It li! of the' and duration or tl is fcaipwrec staiios unparautst i Truly! what art the peril, land cam pared ttj those of the seat For agea to come tots navigation of nineteen souls through fifteen hundred miles of watery expanse. In the manner In H-hich. they perfbrmod I it, will be a wonder aud a raarveL Ofn. eturer. Land in Timhm ts wnsth ArJT i i tPf ff conUot with such acre.

manufacture furniture, which, for beauty, in the State, with the exception of the upholstery. About twenty bancW arc, now employed, and the' force ill soon be increased to forty. Mr: Brinkley, the formi-er proprietor, ia superintendent. The following beautiful littlei piece of poetry was received by a prominent, buit ypnng attorney of this, city, few day since, per postal card. -'Tflie jf.

a'a hair always did Incline toward the perpendicular, but since the ryceivaj of thaa card he can hardly wear his hat. The writing on the card cloely' rcsemblea that of whom the Demoend callsi "the best radical editor, Acf Yhcn first we me yon were 1 And lived on livers, hearts, and Apd wished you; never had been born, M-it Mv N- And then to schyol: you fell. And kissed the bi rirls, so they ielL And whipped the boys who couldn't spell, My Jv- I I i I I I -i And then you studied law, and then Yoa starred out and bepan again Arid what is coming next and whfn, In ti. '-J My N-j We, perhaps, next week, will lie able to give the size ol "My 's" lidot. Just perhaps, mind.

I The Sew Council. The new Board of Council Mere duly enstalled last Thirsday night, and went to work with a vim for new beginners. We predict that Mooney, one of tjhe newly elect, will nuike a live member, and is evidently calculated to do a great deal of good if he should strike out in the right cfaanneL Dn Grovesjl Brinkley, and Youag, have some experience In the city affairs, and are men of good and we see, no reason why the city can" not be governed satisfactorily to alL Messrs, Crump aid Cobbe are young and without experience) iir legis latire hallx, and their influence iniut de-pead on their actions in the future. Thos. Essex, the new llavor, presides prith ease and dignity, and we trust his administra.

tion will be one of credit to bimxclf and to the city. 'V We have a suggestion to make to the new Mayor, however, and we trust it will not he considered impudence in ui in doing so. It is this Let no member off he Board be recognixed as addressing Ibis Honor, unless that member so desiring shall first rise to his feet. The observance of this parliamentary rale gives more dignity to a legislative body than any other one 'rule that mav be observed. 1 i 1 Ia Memorlam.

Whereas, Death has taken from' the Ger mania Literary Society, of Hart ville College, a dearly beloved member. Miss Serkloa Fix, of llsrtsvillf, and Whereas, We deem it our.duty and privilege to express, publicly, our sorrow for the death of one so dear; therefore, Remntved, That in war irreiiarsble loss, we bow submissively tov the Ifuler of the uni verse, for "kIisII not the Jtidge Iof all the earth do riihtT" I I i Jietulnd, That we most ciordiaQy sympa-thixe with the bereaved family their great sorrow, humbly praying1 that He, who alone has power, may Jieal those wounded hearts and bid them Imok up in faith to that Savior whom our dear sister so ardently lured and delishtedto Jitvolrrd, That we ever hold in sacred remembranoe her pure religious example, striving to imitate her virtues aid christian graces ia all things, so that we, like her, may have an' abundant entrance in throngh the gates into: the city. Itamired, That we wear the OKttaj. badge of monrninfr for thirty Jtaoicett, Thrt a copy of the- resolutions be presented to the afflicted family, that they be recorded in the journal of our society, and that eopies be sent for publication to the lletirjiuut Tdeteopej Col unibus llErrjUCA and I I 8. Uiai Sckibxer, Moi.ue Millfa'' i Mollis: Ca-eiIa Kin, A moou jiore.

We learn from Mr. Jos. I. Iryin, that a proposition will be made to! ur City Council, within a short time, to run the water-works by; water-power instead of steam. The proposition will be to.

take the contract at less than bac-half the present cost. This can be readily done, and the man who conceived this idea Reserves the thanks of the city. The furnaces can be kci4 ready to fire np in ease ef fire, am there will be no necessitjr in haying steam up on any other occasionl thus saving each year suore than twice the amount Jbf interest paid on the debt now hanging over the i Tlie Woolen Mills Company will be prepared in a short time to lay their proposition in proper form be: ore the Council, and if satisfactory arrangements ace made, the race to lead the wate down to the water works will be put under contract and pushed to completion as fast as possible. The water-power employed by the Wool en Mills Company is one of imaiense value, and ia capable of affording jMwer enough along; the! race for almost any atnouht of machinery that may be. desired, and all capitalists desiring sueh investments would do Well tat consult the proprietors of the Woolen Mill in relation to the matter.

No better location oould be desired for Paper Mill, as. the Water is pure and clear as a crystal, and the power all that may be required. When we consider the proportion to run oar water-works by jwacr-power, and how easily it can be done, at one-half the present expense, all must agree that Columbus is one of the fortunate cities of the west, and we hope Our present Council will lose no time tin perfecting this arrangement, so as to dispense with the outrageous expense of wood and extra labor, las soon as possible. 'j Heal Estate The following transfers of real estate hare been recorded since our lastireport: Nancy J. Williams to Henry El Gar, nv endehf seqr sec 8 LIS 60 ncrrt $1.00 Henrv E.

Oav Nancy J. Williams, end hi se qr sec 3 8 520 acres $1 00 Ibjomas Oalbraith to Isaac Wood, part ni ne qr sec 8 3 acres Rhoda Herod at to IVniamin II. Schuler, qr sec 23 5460 acres H'-'-i-H i Elias Cox to- John Areti, part hf nw qr sec 0 6 9 acres Lvmao Danforth to Andrew Rich, lot 19 in Elixabethtown $50. Noah Mantland to It. F.

George, pt se qr sw qr sec 1 1 7 41 acre, $110. Samuel Monroe so Jane Vanhorn, hf ne qr se qr sec 26 4--20 acres, $200. David T. Newnoim tolAbijah Gravens, lots 50 51 62 6J and 54 in Alalia, $700. rDiubcth M.

CViats to Herman F. Schaf-er pi of ground adjoining Stj Louis Crossin- 7J acres, JSOO Emil Aichele to Jos. Watkijis, pt fw qr sec 8 7 6 acres; also piece ground in Joncsville $1,000. The remains of Gen. Canbv wHl arriv at Indianapolis on the 9:00 train from thw, west to-niht, and will be buried there tomorrow with militarv honors.

Again we call the attention of thai Marshal to the condition' of (he alley ia the rear of Griffith's" Block, snd of our streets in general. Why doa't the work progress. Samuel liege was thrown from a horse, one day last week, and considerably injured ia his left hip. He was confined io his room until Monday last, hut i now out attending to business. The hydrant at the corner cf Mechanic and Walnut streets, which was broken dowa by a run-a-away team some time since, it- still lying in tlie gutter, and in a demoralized condition.

I We could suggest some better way for the County Commissioners to hand their names down to posterity, than by inscribing them on a Ktone to set on the most prominent part of our new eoitrtrhouse. postal card received at this office as yet. I Mr. Winkler, the pot.traaster, informs ua that, until post-offices Kos. 1 and 2 are supplied, mo cards will be issued to this office, which is classed among the xo.3.

vme miscreant greased the track, and piled a lot of cross ties' between the rails on the Madison railroad, near Elisabeth-town, on last Friday morning. No further damage than the, delay of the southern bound freight train. Oxy Sims and Ed. Kelso were arrested yesterday, on the charge of assault and battery. There is one charge against Kelso and two against Sims, who was acquitted on one; and as we go to press, the case of Kelso's is being -s Marriage license have been issued to the following persons since our hist re-Port' V.

'A'' James Beed and Mrs. Sarah Carter. Stephen II. Sasser and Miss Laura ElzeaJ David Anderson and Miss Laura King. i On last Tiiesdav evening the Mddoca of this city had a regular free fight in the rear of the Monitor saloon, known now as the lava bed." Chairs and other missiles were thrown around pretty lively for a time, but: doing no further damage than the draping of a few optics in mourning! No arrests as yet, that we have heard of.

-j 1 On- last 'evening, white boy by the name of Will Horn was driving up Washington street, when near the railroad, his horse became frightened at A paxsing train of cars, and threw young Horn out, injur, ing him pretty severely, though not seriously. He was tukea into Gresham's warehouse, where his wounds were dressed by Dr. Ford. A grand vocal and incremental concert will be given for. the benefit of the Frewby.

teriaa Church, at Crump's Opera House, on Friday June Sth.j The proceeds of the entertainment are to be appropriated to the fund already raised for the purpose of erecting a new church building in this city. Let a good attendance be given to this cause. -I I Diedi In Lucas county, Iowa, on Sunday morning the 13th Inst, at 0 o'clock, after a lingering illijess, Mrs. Jincey Baker, a former and much respected resident of this county. Her remains were interred, at Alalia, at three o'clock the 21st inst.

Thus has passed away a devoted mother, a true christian and a warm friend. Her departure is mourned by a large circle of friends and acquaintances. Rumor reports that a big row took place at Joncsville, on Friday last. Tour or five roughs were engnged the disgraceful affair, and: when Marshal' HuLbel tried to arrest oue ol the party, lie was knocked down and shot at three or four times, but escaped without serious injury. An old man Standing near was attacked by the mol)t and rather badly treated.

One of the arty surrendered to a justice, who fined hint 3 and Costs, the others are still at large. Such flues for such offences is but mockery of justice. i We are glad to hear of the good lack of Mf. W. B.

Wallace, a boot and shoe merchant of this city, Someeighteen months ago he purchased four lots in Indianapolis, upon which he had only paid $800, and last week, while at Indianapolis, he sold two of the lots for enough to pay for the foUf, leaving several hundred dollars as a surplus, and could how sell the other two for a sum that! would net him over $6,000 more than he paid for the lota. We call this a nice, speculation on it capital of within the short space of time of eighteen months. Police Court. i H. IL Arnold, fast fine and costs, $6.75.

Eli ha Wrightf jumping off cars, fine and cost; $6.03. Y- i Frank B. Jones, jumping off W. A. Abbett, jumping off cars, fine and costs, $6.05.

i Alonzo Robinson, jumping off1, cars, fine and costs, $6.05. i i JUSTICE COURT, BEFORE KSQCIBE CO ROE W. FAI.MER. Albert N. Jocclyn, selling liquor without a license acquitted.

fcirong ESQnaE oeorob w. abxoi.d. N. N. Greaves, selling liquor (without a license, fine and costs, $10.75.

Presbyterlam Charch Some people seem to labor under a mistake in regard to the pews of the Church, in thinking they are -not free and that all are not welcome there. It has been an. nounoed again and again in the Church that pew ore flee, Notices have been placed upon the backs of jthe seats to the same effect; and I wish to announce again, to all, "the seats are free; and you are welcome. The Church is for t)je people and we invite them to it To the poor the Geel ia preached." It a Gospel for all. Whether rich or) poor you" are invited by thie owner of the house Jesus Himself.

lie says "comej" and if any under-servants fail to treitt yon politely just show your invitation from the head tie aoase, and come in. f-1 Pleura, Pastor. A walk through the furniture factory of W. O. Hague A and a fook ait thb furniture manufactured there, will at once convince a pt raott of the of! such an establishment to our cijiy.

AtiUugh the factory has aot as yetj fuirly started, about $5,000 worth of work is stored away ready for shipment as soon s-; the Southern trade has opened op. About $2,000 TODD WhuUaS i aat Retail .1 BOOKSELLERS AJTI STATIO'El-S Mnl ml Man Paafca, i Blaijk THEOLOGICAL AJTO MrLLAJtixW Swts Bandar School UboriM, flagis nunksj Ca. N. Toms Bihlsa rf ik Asaerlraa BU4 Snrfaty at rw. Th following person are authoiied to act our agenta in receiving suiscrip tions and receiptias; for jthe same II.

Branham, Elitabethtown. John Xading, St. Louis Crowing, AV. O. Prather, Jonesvilki, Joel Xewsom, Aaalia i.

O. HalowelT, Taylorvtf le. A. T. Brougher, BurnayiUei YT, T.

Rominger, Hartsville. II. A. Schroer, 'Walewhoro. 'I -r LOCAL KEWBi Mint it hot "My Norton.

1: Ice rmm weather. Sprinkle your street. Look at tb letter lialf. Business ia terribly djulL Railroad frog do not The "Monitor" no more. The plow ia sow on the roa i Take down year linen eoats Vhere are the bane ballistst Modoca ia town laat Saturday, Now la the time to elrma oar atresia.

Our pabtie schools will close to-morrow. 1 Our city ia besieged ever ay by Strangers )' There may be in a vertised letter for Look. I -A-The -nulroad fornpa ale are repairing their switches "Walnut itrctl Li being leveled und Other Viae improved. The Indomitable rag, and tii town thiaweek. 4.

aren PtJice court bimioess has been nil usually jf lively this week. I B. B. Jones return etl from Washington last Saturday ereniag. I The examination iof runils br-iran at the i Academy last Monday are under obligations to our $oung friend Amp.

Cobb, for favors. jT ij John Mahertcr was, in our city, last week, looking after his jproperty, Over SI 0,000 has been inv rated in Louj- Ville lottery tickets iron thU city. A elub of enterprixir.g nin la thiM city baa S400 Jarested in lottery tickets. Dae Adams' drug store bow preHchts as beat an appearance as any ia town. Iron i being laid on the roof of the couire-noase, preparatory to slating tc Ktimber 80,777 drew In the Omaha Lottcrr.

the $75,000 prize Is it in town A and heary rain prerailed here last night prifowood is over the bottoms gain, f. lrncn.ol inaunapolis, was in our eltj k'a Hunday last, lixjkinjr for Council's. liege saw mill the best In theoun ty. It cuts as it runs and runs as ii cuts. The brick work oil tin court-house tower is within fifteen (cet of tjlie designed height Three pianos and foar tirratia are held as unclaimed freight a the depot in) this Klein Bros, have a regular John Biill at theif' clothing houae.

'j Aa imported bull Four auctioneer now raise their sivet-y Voices from four different la our city. When mercdry ri-ea io i06 yoa may reasonably conclude it'sj going to be pretty hot all day. The long continued case between the thy and George Ifehd, a taken tip igaln OB last Tuesday. i Fresh White Bsh, frdrn the lakes, sold La this market at 1JJ cento per pound and bass at 1 cents. Those two huge stumna which wlorrt Sycamore street, back ot the Seminary, should be removed.

Our school boye protest against heiog Whipped with railroad switches. They prefer nine cat tails. A trunk, which would hare made an ex cellent Noah's ark. Was transferred "at the jdepot Tuesday morning. Was.

Sater, who resklei near Eliaaletlt- iletlt-: iron town, had a valuable horse stolen him on last Monday night- i- i. Considerable atone and oual are now be Jog shipped over the Maiixon road, prince pally for transfer at thisj poinC Our young friend! lairvy Carr of the Terre Haute Daily JEryrtm, was visilifig iriends in Colambua last week. I js i Considerable of a row was raised ia the onitor last Saturday, the part ieu lam of which we have been Wide to learn. We are indebted kj George W. Tin xiott, policeman, for a late copy of the Colorado Spring Caacttt and El Jli County Ajs.

(A bog was killed hy one of the switch engines last Baturdat. The owner of that hog did not make much by letting It yun ut- yj i Will TX left for Indianarlulis yesterdays He will 'enter the hardware tore lately pvrchascfl ty his father i in that city; Ten bee hires were stolen from Andrew PerkLnson on Saturd night, but the thieves finding no honriy, left tbesa land decamped. j' i Subject at the Prenbyterian Church neat Sabbath moraine "ttonc of oar Wants as a Charch." Evening" Creeds Their and I We direct the attention of the waterworks superintendent to! the condition of the hydrant on the cornier of Tipton 'and Mr. G. E.

Miner is erecting a dwelling house on the site of his old one, on street. Mr. John Bchintterer ia also erect ing a residence on Pearl street. on, i rum morning tin latest nigni, inverl ing ia Real Fortunes kr being ncs jar is difcpei mad and kit ar investing. The richest Soda Water pensed at Hogue dV Von Ktrohe's, so any ladies aad xrentlemen.

tie Toung Jos. Erwin sells 4-4 Percales at 121 cent per yard. The same goods have been selling p) cents per yard. Ilsrrv tVantX CSgars aad Tobacco go off" cakes. For a rood smoke, call on like hot Harry, i I tf 'iVm't forget to call at Irwin's for great bargains in all kinds of goods.

The flneat IteaJ Estate office Th the west is McKeman, Douglass A Hitt's, No. 343 West Washington street, IndianaHlis, Ind. i Farmers, Pay Attention. We noticed the other dav that Fred Vollstwl, irt the Trade Palace Hard ward House, received two car-loads of Vernoh, Iittsburg and Awche's plows and cultivators, whicbt illa us, he is able to sell eastern price. nl-7w DENNISN'8 PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

I Her SSI millkaw bavr nrra sard tib ial tbr baat tan yaara, niibHil mniaialnf an by las bauaailna; datai brd. Ail Cxamst aaaaSnini nas ibrm Hvld by IMntrmaad brary S-4W The firm (of Mc kerns Dougluss A llitt, Real Estat Broken, No. 36 West Washington Indianapolis, have sold, since April lrijE, over five hundred thousand dollars worth of Real Estate. They arc doing the leSdmg business in their line, i For Lossiof Appetite, Indi-gestion, Degression of Spirits and General Ilebility, irt their various forms, Fehbo-PutstroaxTKD Kijxir of Causata made by Caswkix Haxabd A New York, and sold byjatf druggists, is the best tonic. As a stimulant tqnic for patients recovering from feVerr other sickness, it has no equaL If taken during the season it prevent feverland ague mid other intermittent fevers.

n8-4w EXTK4 fePECIALNOTICE. deware ofJcouterfeits. SaiTn'a Tonic Srsrr has hnt raa atrrfrttrd, and tbs roaiatyrtVilera nnmicbt crirf. BMItU'S TOXIC VKl'P. The frmmime trt b-lc must hare lr.

Jon a ariraic atstun anrh bmthi. lr. Jous aly hsa lha rvht ta mauulatan and ar I ba arVt-nal Jons J. riaiiTM'a Tosh- Km ut iMiiatille, Kr. Esantras wrtl lbs labrl aw rajrh hattla.

If my nrirata alaMn im not aa earb hattla, do nat pjr-cbaaa, ar yam talll bs fmm mf cnlama adrertraamenta, and my ahaw rard. I will nron rata any ne iaXrtnglng mm nr nyht. Th araan'nr BaiTH'sioatc Mwrtn ani ua prepare! ay las psbilc's ertsat, 1 -1 Da. JOHN BULL. LmimLLl, for.

ISOT. Jamks A. HaiTM, Aarat at Calumbna lad. AiainB Eulogy on Seward. STAfr.MExrr pr now.

MO.rronar.tT at Aim FROM THIS LATE CluriF JfTM- TICR CH.tir HXCOLX FAME CATE1J. Fsm ths Krarj Vorh Tribabr. WABHixkiTOX, May J5j -There friend continues to exist anionu the of Lincoln considerable tenddriress on the suliect! of the tratior of Charles rancu Adams on the Jiantcter of Mr. Seward. -With regard to tho proposition that the surviving1 mem- bers of President Lincoln's Uabtnet should unite in controvcrtinc; portions of.

Mr. Adnms' renlnr) Mr. Alontgomeiy Blair, General, hs prejiared cx-l'otttiater the fallowing statement: The etatdraent as ii anpenretl in tlie public presA that the lata Chief Justice, Mr, Welles and myself bad de termined to unite in protecting against thei injustice tlone to Mr. Lincoln by plr. Adams in htsft eulogy pou Mr.

Sewartl i not strictly accurate. Tlie facts are, that an the appearance of Mr. Adams' oration Mr. ellca wrote me that he thought 3d. Adams had not observed the customary limits oft eulogy which tolerated any extravigaiice of praXae to the subject of itjwhile nothing derogatory to others won spoken, but had i unJulr exalted Mr.

Seward at the expense of Air; Lrfnuoni, an he thought that those who knew his statement to be incorrect ought -to say I concurred with Mrl Welles tn the great injustice don Mr. Lincoln by Mr. Adams, but thought it would bo sufficient, and would avoid uunoe mly cou-tren-frsy, if the survivors of Mr. rule in had been mislead as to the relations between Mr. Lincoln! and his Secretary of State, withojut going into and so il wrote to Mr.

"elles, and also to the Chief Justice, from whom, several days afterward, 1 ro- ceived this reply t. No. 601 Monday, 9 o'clock, AprU 2S, 18731 Sit Deah Mb. Blair I have not read Mr. (Adams oration, i There is do occasion, I think, to apprehend any damage Ut Mr.

Lincoln's memory from Iheexagsreration of Mr. Seward merits, bttt 1 mv health perrhittedl should have np objection to comntaring views mith. -jciurself and Mr. letting I the resulta be made public Bincerelv yours; I 8. Chase.

To the( Hoi. Jlr. Blair. i Before note came to hand I saw by the tone of the public press that, as the Chief Justice there was really noj occasion to apprehend damages to Mr. Lincoln memory from the exaggeration of Mr.

Seward merits, and biking at the time very much engaged professionally, I did not go to see the Chief Justice to con-fer with him till be had left the city, I know, bowel? er. from other -frierttls who conferreti with him here and New York, that he. concurred fully in saying that Sir. Adams bad been misled, and Senator Cameron also concurs in this. There could not be a ereater misconception of history than to give to Mri Lincoln a subordinate part either in his own Administration or in the Republican party prior to nomination, and com par him with Pierce, Buchanan, and other iiH ferior men whose elevation was due to intrigue.

Lincoln was Mr. Seward's leading competitor at Chicago from the etarl and was nominated by acclamation almost, on the second ballot. lie' as the recognized leader in his party in Illinois in '1805, when he was the preferred candidate for tho Senate ol alii but live or those who elected Judge) Trumbull, who bcteT Democrats would not theu vote fur I Council adjourned. Xewbera Items. Death has visited oar tows again, and has taken the little daughter of John M.

Davis, after a lingering sickness with the spinal disease. We deeply sympathise; with the bereaved parent, but' we ask them to take consolation when they remember that our Savior aaid, "suffer little children to come anto me." Mrs. Milker (Babe) thought that a change of pasture would do her stoc good, so she turned them ia the wheat field of John A. Crieler, for which the Jury" fined her $15.00. i She swears site will take it to court.

Go slow, "Sabe." It vras fun for the "clod-hoppers'' last Saturday, to see one of the Columbus lawyers start back on foot, for fear of missing Ids appointment with his tree-lore or other love. Be punctual, Will, even if yon have to rival Weston in your efforts. Mr. David! Webber had a fine mare stolen from him last week. i Axalla Items.

The Sabbath School at No. 6 is In very prosperous condition. 7 Clark Thomas sold most of his pe: sonal property and has moved to Noblce- ville, Ind. Fishing -parties and excursions are ia order now, but it ia not in order to catel i many fish. Professor ed himself at tlie hut teachers association as dUeur it horn met.

The last teachers association was reasonably interesting It was adjourned to meet again the ber next. first Saturday in Septcmj -Alalia has the distinguished credit of having a gentleman or two who are or atcsie. Croquet claims the attention of ladies and gentlemen at leisure now. Professor Frazier, Jode NeWsom, Professor Tod hustler, and Dr. Cope claim the chief honor among the gentlemen, and Miss Todhunt.

er. Miss McLeod, Miss Had ley, aad Miss Newsom are, perhaps, the most expert and tricky in this game of "ground billiards. 'The Friends will hold a "general meeting" here, beginning on Saturday, the1 31st inst, and will continue two days, possibly longer, The permanent survey of the San- dusky and Sooth western Railroad has been mad on what ia known aa the Stout's1 Mill This long agitated question is now settled, and the only thing now to be done is to build the road, which, by the way, will never be done. narlsTllle Itcalfl. The man who rode off David Webber's horse is hereby informed that the joke has now been played often eaeurb, and he will be the principal guest of a neck-tie party if caught in the viciaity of Hartsville.

The people a re ready to get up aa impromptu entertainment of this kind most any A son of Mrs. Kinsley, of this place, died on Sunday, night, of spotted lever. He was a bright and promising young man, of good habits, of pleasant tnein, and be-; loved by all who knew him. Miss Fix. a student, died of congest! ve fever on Monday.

Ilea funeral was la-rjre-ly attended by mourners who deeply felt the great loss. Wesley W. Robins has lost three children ia as aaany weeks by the spotted Two students here stirred np an unpleasantness. Their faces are changed. What a dry, disgusted, forlorn toper said about the whisky law, a few days in unfit for publication.

Hartsville has four dry goods stores, one hardware store, one drug store, and one milliner store, three smith shops, one wagon shop, two shoe shops, one saw mill, several coffee mills, one college, one eon mercial school, one villagejschool, on pic tnre gallery, on hotel, one livery stable, three churches, and one botcher shop, on Rucktail street, opposite an old sugar hogshead. Our town also eon tains the following, to-wit: Fur doctors, one surgeon, five professors, preachers no on petti foger, on postmaster and other sich useful appendages. Letter1 List; List of letters raaataioW ia the Colaatbast Fostslfice, Msy 20, 1 STS. AhVa IterM i A sit Mm Mfxfars '-Aniher WUHsa i AUrw Wm Runltid Brava Hurses 1. Burw Mrs laisU Buractt Totraa A Surolt Tsiy Him Kste Fema Miss Ferras Mniut KlSsra'l Vmm Mm Mollis E-fiUnnic mrm tiforgs sVffvsntt UillJasMtl HaoKisa Pleven ss4 Ilowhm Willis i ItamiliM Arthur llflfriis Um KiMt Senrhanf Lauchks Jotis 1to ih4 litmus MitvlMil Joha Mamssll Mias Martha Parry Wfcw Adalins A Kixi.lil a loaa I riidla Fraadsl.

MnRcr HviCA ftnaa faiiih MrsSsaer Work Pt Wstbcsi Frank rmn tmlOaf tor isuars will picsss say they sr aTrtised sad atre 4sts Hsu WM. M. flBl.KB,rl(. will plesss si Colambua Stark rU bflott Rff4 Mmv, FamBy btat- at.ia.ftt 8S i.ov si 3 UQ Barun, inar Mrlsv nmmn. See roia hirkras, old, tos.

larswa, 11 Bk. t'wsa. be. aaca. Irka, daa Batter Fgw A SO wv-ti se rntata Appkw, dnad, rr, ssu 7S rrantes, (trteo, nuiav t1 M.

w. .731 on fi i SM 1 iitHttky area, lllUiv, ft aw Ha, "ft tia Mriw, UmA Oval, Iiltab'irc, V) ha liMtiaaa, Coke, twia 7 Slit i St -taw 14 8 Moa to.