Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1876, Page 10

THE CHICAGO T RIBUNE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1876—SIXTEEN PAGES. 10 . itel i i €9 £XCHANGE., . R taken immediate'y by her fair opponent, who | kitchen stove, shiclding his blistering face with A0HA . LOUISIANA. - |{mloisssmos o o dueion it | GOSSIP FOR THE LADTES. | i aruoaicr, S0 Ao s | o and, aud with iho ether muldg fountl | -Gy RSy So SR B PRoNT IRSIBENOY | TATITOCA v O8G0y SRk s ” i i The Turbulent City of New NeWw ORLEANS, Nov. 21.—This city has ever been, since its foundation by the adventurous tified all the colored people in the H that they were coing \‘:: Ie:rm a Uemocmh_c_clnl;nt Mr. Cody Siwnith's, Some time in June. 1870, they formed the club, and visited all the colored men iz be. killed, and be declared the resolution passed, n:d l.lmeg;lored Republicans were afraid to say any- thinz against it. On the mext mecting-night few s’ Wife Got the How Rob| Better of Him. Nor high-liceled boot, nor corset laced To show her slenderness of waist; “Tia not that »he can talk w th poso pledged themselves to the faithful performance of this reroarkable achievement, and tley arc auxiously awating the result, that they may know which of the pair will be called upoun to though, on sccond mcmgr.r.,l she may have had more or less ruflies concealel about her person —stretched herself upon the ground, tied her- ‘When a country editor, not long in the har- Dess, read in his fushion exchanze that ‘‘ many Engfish ladies wear full suits of chamois,” he shying articles of household furniture, it al- most extinguisbes every spark of Christian fecling “in her husband’s breast to hear the USINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY IN NEW Yorik, clear and rented, worth $6,000, in exchange for Chicago clear or ligutly incumbered. LOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, JEW- elt ved. Bear hn"‘-z”mmgf"\n ELDRED, 147 Randolph-st., FOR EXCHANGE—FARM OF 80 ACRES NEAR, f\ND TANTS TO TRADE A 6o i WA o miaDs A Chuity 13 BONTDITE SUm: {acumbrace, _Address 134, Tribnge ol s ‘V_,\xmn—rb“i CHANGE—o VERED “plizp: UCHION SALES EVERT “WEDNESDAY i Suturtay evening: furniture, new ang + ale at auctiou prices, d ¢ used, af pyi, every day duri; - g TReD Sl i d ¥ d my, neizliborhood, and at finst asked them to attent Orleans, and eee what it was like, und toat they coud vole poy forfeit: _Bo) tch for the event y g 3 ted . ¥s need not wa T bbed his dictic to sex if that was the . turc taken In exchange for & boardlig ton for 2ood milk-wag 5 pacy plessed, bt only o S e cofored men A Toalons | a0 88 the Soser will choose hor ow Fioht way ta spell * cherise oftef ol S RO S E) o & SRR il | o8 o Madispacm - wicon Call or e (A 5 | didatiend, wada clubrroll wae made outy snd all | Senators ard Nymphs GRLONS | L ioht when ) cass Ermeng Noonels to know | . Angelina (who has been perusing the “births, | oco: . 2drot 397 <D (OLEAT) Fort | VY Aviin TEN TONS OF CONL IS Fionavey Some Incidents in Its Tumultuous | T8RS, Pho s clut:od e wanted to Jo.n; but ifaTady Godi night when least expected. No one W | aeathe fames e Bl T d . | JLXGHANGE-GOOD WILD LANDS { R) FOR for sush. dears, hlinds, or genera: mili wet & CA N 5 “they were tohd it was only an orpanization agiinst Wife—Lady Godiva on when the event transpires except the two girls, | deaths, and marriages )-—%Edwip, I do so ol zock of grocories, dry gonds boots und shues, or | ply at 5} Eas: Twertietn-st. A Political History. e e orere 2 o0t “Tuose who joined Foot, and we can_tell nothing more at preseat, save | ject to that horrid word ‘relict!? If Ishould | aay kind of business. Address } 8. Trib 50 | WL EXCHAYGE WW“?E womld Do protected, and that they ~could e that the distance to be traveled by the loseris | die; Edwin, promise. ob, promisc, you will not SCHANGE—40 1CRES OF LAKDIY KALAMAZOO s s FOR Boj n Tote anthey plessed, W ith v ndentsals quite consldyrable.—Poghpeepsts Zrem. Allowme 60 be deserihed us your relict. it oo, P Tt oh e, Shei-raware:of Douse: HOUSSHOLD Goons Bulldoz'ng in Country Parishes---How | sod easing at the same time we wore HOPEOUEERS che Conld, but She Yonldn’t-s= E The local cditor of the Burlington HawKeys | fofaishiag foods preferred. * 75 Madison-at., Room 54, | oo "2 2OLD GODDS, Democrats Conduct an o e L O ors 1u, ad all made fa | Soe Conld, bo B L0 RIFLEWOMEN. feporta that the falce alorm of fire on Colum- | yaxom \NGE—LOTS OY STATF, DEARRORN BUT- | A EAGT-TES UNION FURNITORY Covprer: emocres - Rise the Dible. - After the first three or four mect- Rifiewomen---How She Felt A few days.azo the members of a California | bia street yesterday afternoon was caused by a terfld; sod Fortyclghitists;, fof hanse onlente- | yecyySo the wier all Rinds of parossars g sel gt Election-Campaign. - ings, the leaders of this club, Mr. Cody Smith and . rifle assoclation were engazed in the grest moral | TOUDE lady with cardinalred stockings falling | Mold, Toa iand. - OTTAWAY, L + | the L montiily payment® 1as. (h ro o furalture 5y S James Steward, with some otker white Democrats About Xt assi gaz 2L Of tlie back seat of Ah apen wasoR I Tioot 4. 5 ; p3getivery of the gools, the balanc to e PTREY S oy = 5 B of the cinb, Legan to bullcoze, themselves, and duty of shootiniz at a mark, when a lady, carry- A lad Excn,\sgg_pxno rur.lpmz sflilz'; OF DOUBLE {;‘x 1 fxu_:;.l a_n'mnula;. The advantaze of the Dlanbon: o ~isited three members of the club who were not ing a long-range: rifle, decorated with the usual ady residing vp-town has shown her benev- harness._Address B 73, Tribuoe oflice. {;}fil»;‘;‘,{‘gfls‘"gflg"‘;flg’ use while paving fyrif The Afdarit of William Jones, a Col- et at every meeting, tolling them to attend A MODEL MAIDEN. A a olence by ‘prescnting the Benevoleut Sociely | yaxcmaNGE-FARI 85 MILES FROM CITY, 2ic g7 il keour] rooybiack walnat clambes go 4 Citiz f West DA it that aey sppojated. 38 all the color- *Tis not alone that she is farr, Quantity of surveying lnstraments and meteoro- | wigl, three pairs of old white kid zloves, a dai- | 13 sarca worih 54000, for oiont real eaiate of personst 3}, ‘JALP¥ards; ma Thiciion s, &1 dreaizg | 1Y Sl od 'men were afruid fo glay away, Alr. And bath 5 wealth of golden hair; logical machines, made her appearance, and ab- | aged back shell comb, and & fractured hoop-skirt, | Property. i &.. 9 Exchange Bullifog. 35" AP SR Gmarpic tom wiitipie il 32 Felici: Smith then offered a resolution pleduing the Tis not that she can play and sing, nounced that she intended toshoot. Theaston- | for distribution among the poor.— Whitehatl XCHANGE—JEWELRY FOR & SINGER Oil a1l £00; marble-top tables. 58, 310, 3ia" 5 eliciang. club to support the Democratio b“;?nd'i-““fl To chatn, & eritic or & Kin ; ished riflemen did not dare to oppose any objee- | Times. Hg e ¢ T row g e Rlne. Adaress 31 81, Tribuge. one Chaplon bel fotass: Sonle il s | I S The colored men said they were liepublicans, an "Tis not that ~he s gentlc, kin tion, bat flew madly t d the tarzet, in order OR EXCHANGE~TWO FINE FARMS NEAR ns .3 outir, ahd edve (ime byt Zee 98 cheerquny . Smith £aid they must do it or e d, on; ous Lew mas y towars i v Andrecs' Dazar: When a youny wife is e Sor olis he other 709 Qutit tud g e If desfred,” without aq. & Special Correspondence of The Tribune. could not do {t. Mr. Smith said they And wears no chignon hate bebin o obtain a safe position, “The nuraied lady— | o AU Dosar: When o von fiwh 2 b estee, Mo, wne ot igacres and the ommernod I %8 MO8 FOIRURE RS, Mibomt sead ! k i Bicoville, the scene of political turmoil and agitation. There is vow, aud always has becfl, an elerent in this comtwunity which belicves in were present. The bulldoscra bezan o e Lo ride, and war thom that unless they sttended they would be kuled or whipped, snd, to show thoy were in earncst, they took a colored man On'well-nich every theme you‘gleu!; Tis not that ehe can row aad ride, And do a dozen thinss besice, The reasons why 1 love Mies Brown self into the intricate knot asually called * the Creedmoor position,” ‘shuf her eves firmly and fired. To the dismayof the ritlemen, she act- neighbors characterize . her outbursts ns “toibles.” s Muskegon, Micu.. oneof 134 ucres. adfoluig Clty ut Muskegon, Mich.s for real estzt: or personal property. &CO., 68 Washington-st. [OR EXCHANGE-TIOCS| 0t JEFFER- XD LOT I take villag auctlon-nouse of J. CASH PURCHASER WILL, N Cl A i : i Givens' ber his y1le Lady & 5 the settlement of all questions, social and polit- | from Mr. Givens' piace—I do not rememb 8 Are that ghe never wears 8 frown, ually hit the target at the distanceof 1,000 Iy’ maid—“I ber pardon, ma'am, but : C ER d I fcal, by thie arbitrament of force: This clement | Bame-out, tmo the woots, 1ad Bhphed BRL | Noer sulke, or pouts. or mapes, o frets, yords, thereby seriously tmperiling tio lives of | your aress is trailing; Ludn't | better 100p it up | jop (3083 ea donroes Wil take villsge property | aadressing D, 200 Centrerst. * . Yas srcsetbd many & time in getting ordivarily | 1oF Vio “igt "ould: be siven him It e e e those who bad sought safcty in its vieinity. [t | before you go outt” Lady—“No, thanks, | Food furdior lols i thiscity for equity. Lots m Cen- | A RE YOU IN WAX 0% DOTSENOD oo 5 g i es Japcogs 4 " idet 1 arker, I prefér letting it trail, us it’s the fasbi ral Park; will tuke zoud clear property most anywhere ets, etc., et S & CO, 1 it failed to attend again. The other colored men poer At " was evident that something must be promptly ; . & ail, us it's the fasbion b 4 est Lake-it. v 6 goodtempered citizons by the cars, and 16 | B B cstincd {6 néo Iu the sume mimner, | Nor b her friends her chaems admire; dono to check the threatencd cllasion of blood, | Just o Lady's nidst Ves, oy s st ot e T city fo them. Foundeg and | ' pemAtstD—FRF—OF—CHIRS whole city and State intoabad scrape. -| Some they threatened with hanging, and others ‘And when shic's lost omits to pay: and the lady was, therefore, hurricdly present- | the dress is to be mine someday, Ithink I ought sin; want guod trade OF cash. havioe househ 11 inoda to Al o ot ARTIEY ‘bulidozers of to-lay can concelve and carry out | with whipping, and more with beiiz driven By honnets does not bound her talk, ed with a zold medal, and lured from tiic ground | to have some say in the matter. Weshiaiion . Koom 15, | suereaueenl o i il o addnis HoDGLLS 18 1o act of violence which has not bad awdy and having their crops coufiecated. In this | 3073 ot indepo-ed to walk: before she had time {0 fire & second shot.—New | A contemporary says: “It is all right { OF 120 AGRES 1IN | 642 West Lake-st. i § = manner, 2nd by riding upand down the road, yeli- A D O b R helore sho | mp: ys: 1t ] or o T my e e BT B | & oo o T 175 COUNTEUPARE (RNERATIORY 480 ag”and huoting O thelr pistolsand puns, they | ot bullos et sall Boifers noc e et fhareh clioirs to seronade now y.martied people, | geres in Fisette Co.. Ity Unimproveds Isdaciésin | A ST PARTIES DISPOSING OF THETE Hovsy: 8 terrorized the oolored poopie that they were 2 but there are more appropriaté hymns for such | Fayetts Co., Ia., unimproved: M. WHIPFLE, 104 | fing 2'onen ‘purchasct by caliling o8 or sdiemey " Washington-st. ; BAMBERVEL, 658 West Lak 1og &8 in the history of the State. The emeute of the 14th of September. 1674, and the driving of the afraid to stay aw y from any Uemocratic club or Demacratic mnceting that they were told 1o attend; With pizments neer her cheeks defiles, Nor practicce coquettish wiless Neeux not a maid to pack her things, SHE COULI)N BUT SOE WOULDNT. A Detroiter, who has been marrfed but three ! occasions than *What Shall the Harvest Bed ¢ Ninety-and-Nine’ wouldu's be just the thing, ADJOINING SEAVEY, 87 JOR EXCHAN( lots for farm; ARPETS! CARPETS! CARPRTSI-TASDIORE AT of ah oonies sl Rrats T Kellogz Government Into the Custom-House | ang, if there was a Republican mevting beld any— o b for diamond ringa} z tossing over the | either. Itis too many.’ for rni:gc, were an almost exact repetition of | whers in the neighborhood, thev were notified not 3:’"? I ot to Jasant o0 months, m‘l‘x t!hgf gthcr dlny ol E el 3 G0 many. Sonth Wa.er-as. o5 | 1B roputar monchiy-paym sn of the first Spanish Governor, | 10 attend it, on peril of their lives. So those who Loves Shakepeare, Milton, Pope, and Punch; things in his wife's sewing-basket, o A Tuscaloosa girl got even with her mother Fon EXCHANGE—A LARGE LOT OF FINE | ELL & CO.. 738 West Madlson-at. the expulsicn of the pal > | did brave the brlido. ers were in constant dread of Never descends to vnlgar slang. came across a little roll of mewspaper articles | the othebday by marrying the elder brother of siraightKi iy whiskyfor good equitles o Wouses | “(ASH PAID FOR IHOUSEHOLD FUR NITCRE, k 3 £ the mother’s sccond husbiind. s the wife of | Jad 1of, in.clty of, suburby, o, koot inds In Milaols, | (s1arze or small lota: turhiturs ur nrivate eyRs pur. h 1ae . L. ED & CC., 197 Madison-st. lowa, Kansas, or Texas. C8, Tribune otice. about Laura Fair and Irene House. And ne'er was known the door to bang. bodily barm, and many of them were whipped, | . —Luach. Don Antoniode Ulloa, from tlis province in e £ome hung, otbers shot; and if, from any cause, a the clder -brother she ta e ¢, = h0F Teaas GO0 | b P iasns praldllinee; hut AvS GOT A LOT AT SOUTH LYNNE, TITLE TOP SET FOB 35 PLATY 3705, Although France cared so little for the 0 onse. - % nat she ceded it to Bpain, the people | culored man fuiled to atrend a club-meet.ng, he p: How did you come by these?” he asked, as | ;1. 5 St arir ] a5 ness 3 g, ST oY Lvotod v the. countey of * thcir Slept ont in the wooss until the meit o the ext e RRIGE OGN RODEING. i Wifa atiied thi Toots. | jfeats her new sister-in-law with patronizing po- me:;f% will xchaage for stock of contettonerss k’x Befioom'+ 1 STl cunbeata Of oL EIY AT, ot by e Bosaleh aathon s, | Bt TTue oy buiors ho slociion L went jnto | James Robbins, of Natlonal avenue, his been | _Those? Why, 1 took great piins to cub |y, paseed bis knife and Dunsedt Aghantly slare | T AE ASTOOIOL RS RO TR CIASTRATE, | St Bt famitnre s 3 bifmly S would mot enl P the | tows, pretenuiny that I'wanted toget some cotton!| yijssing for three days, but there Is no anxicty | them out and preserve them,” was the reply. Gleawed from his cyes lice moonveams through | L lowest¥alus §1.5(G; the Foous are stapleand st | yaprGANT SINGLE BEDE-TWG SEW XN So they tralned their camnon out on the | plnncd, but in reality to get fo vote, 86 my con- | oS o Jearn bis fate. Hiswife | " Buthow can you take any interest in reading a shutter! tonablecail e oty réal state n exchange, Audross | [LECANT SINGLE BEDS T SEW o7 st.cets, and drove Ulloa on to 8 man-of-war 0 | cjence aictated, the Kepablican ticker. At the | around bis house to learn | g of such womeo, ono of whoin shot a friend and | T watched bim, moveless, in that strangs, fxed Py Tribunsaffice. - hatn) for sale ata yireat sacrifice. Addres GorPEl thie river. and ke lost no time in rea-hing Ha- | poll | was mct by some white Dewocrats, who | knows what caused him to disappear, and she is | gnq other a husband? atarol h ] ALOON WASTED—TN EXCHANGE FOR A FIRST: | SOLY, Trotne office: {aus. The Spaniards were not so, loniont ss | watched now | voted. and toid mé they, woild f¢ | iling 10 let him get a good ready tocome | %@k, I merely cut them out,” was her cvasive Xghaddored as T saw hisTips et there T B i oag e of A4 e | pomiTonE 0% FRST PATNENTE arvres ncle £am, however. 3 _eeut—nit | me. aced not return hom it 1 gl hy ck. Robbins married & lone widow about | repl Repress the shricks h.s startled soul would ntter! sttt £ y SEEER orric’s, 92 203 uch a3 Farlorsuiey S edan, o e uo bt cim | r?:d 'nwrm:xlz‘ %‘f: kjellllen\!‘a’i m«‘::zl?zrle:g g‘ynl,:nl‘l'dho:c 5 ?:;t m\f:\t:s ago, and they had not been wedded Tl{:re was a painful silence for two or three “,‘,i:"‘:_;‘“‘i" ht?x‘ bl\olhlng but 3 woman's hair— (PO EXCHANGEAT Jo I RRSURI 163 GLARKS o haney B capers ot gy on therr Diack o il minutes, when she crossed over to him and ten- s in the butter. Twofarms of 74 acres each, adfolning, with 2 orshe | 85d Srockery, Joutees of Al styILE, SIorble sis T miies north of Centr.ifa; | teustun tables. ulnlaz-room sud kitehen formjtare. sl.ot to dea 10 be assassivated. AN OLD-TIME CARTET-BAGGER. When the provine eiwilar ancestry to the hero of Wincliester—Don Alexander O'keilly, who, upun his arrival, caused the immedicte arrest of ten of the “old- est and Lest,” who had he:n the leaders of 1he rovolt amairst Ulloa, five of whom he had th, and five were_sent to the dun- geons of Havana. One other, Villere, he caused ce was first ceded to the Thnited States, Wilham C. C. Claiborne was made Governor; and when, in 1812, Louisiana on their black list, and, as they sa d my nawe there, I stayed in fowwn antil dayhight, and_retun- ed by an ont-of-the-way pata. I live fourtcen miles from town, end il was night wh howe. 1 fcared to sleep In my house, sa slept in the barn; and in the pightI beand the bulldozers riding down the road past my house. I skulked in the _woods at - might and worked in the distime for _some |- days. Each mornins I was notificd that Mr. James Steward bad reat word forme to_leave my place: but, us Islept in_the woods at night, 1 thought way fafe. Lut the fonrth time he sent word that he come to_the fleld, he found me there, two weeks wuen he gave hera beating. She overlooked it then, thinking he would scon tone down, but in & week more be blacked her eyes. In brief, Robbins turned out to be a brute of a busband, and the ex-widow had the sympathy of all the ncizbbors. She is said to be meek and humble in spirit, and Robbins had no ex- cuse tar Lis brutality. Four or five days 8o he knocked her down and started off up town, and the wife crawle! over to o butcher’s to see avout having Robbins_ arrested. The but:her, derly said: s “George, vouncedn’t be afraid of me. I | know I could shoot you and then secure a star | lecture engamiment, but I love you too well, | and besides svant you to fasten ‘my skates on | this winter! '—-if. Quad. HO'W SHE FELT. The painful suspense of the last few days (ob- gerves an exchange) has not been confined to wmen alone. All the women have been more or “Jake,” sald the blushing damsel to a Iover thnt, ber father had forbidden the housa, T dowt,pare If your feet are_big; Ilove you just as th.” ¢F\Well, Sally, I dou’t mind so much aboa the size of my own feet, but I wish your dad's were a little smaller; I should feel more confident, you know, sbout staying.” A bickering pair of Quakers were Iately heard in_bigh coutroversy, the bushand exclaiming: “Tam determined to_have one quict week with thee!” ** But how wilt thou be able to get it1” said the taunting spouse, in that sort of reitera- ar.8, 2n0Nses, 2 barns, eivs 3 iz00d 2-atory Liose and bara, and lut80X150 feet, in Ceusralla. Price $10,040 forall three places, clear, 'for s00d ¢lty proverty, Improved c.ty pronerty, clear, for small farm near statlon, wicuin'25 miledof this city; want good fm- provements. S0 acres near Elmhurst, with good {mprovements, for tmprosedcl y pronerty. 520 scres, ail improved. with good bulldings, in South- [uwa, for good clty property. lots, clear, near corner Stewart-av. and Thirty- . &nd somo cash, for improved business nside the city; house In part pay. sdjolning Kenosha, with improvements, ¢ 8 good vesselin j 3t pa 4 e bl everything (n the Libe of household. Eoade s et for cash oF n easy payments at ULICK BOURKE L S West Madlson 3t o Ok BOURKE, o} OR SALE—FOR CASH; ORtIN EXCH \XGE Fog # Baitimore beater, a second-hand Muraiag Gy No. 32 furuace. withpipe: s In Tunalng order._Can bescen at 57 Foviadeta s 1 OR SALE-THE FURNITUEE OF 3 FOOWE 7 5, nearly ne Apply to-day or Monday; 157 sy new LPPY y or day; firss Qour, 'OR SALE~D! ESCHANDE-ALOU’NGF‘.HARLY Dew, Co8t $25, "tome Chalrs, 2 wash-sthnd. smay desk, centre-table, and small heating atove, wil sl cheap or_exchange for microicope or o dresizg-cue, + g e < Lecame one of the States of tue. Union, Mr. Claborpe was elected to the same position,. not, huwever, without great opposition frum the rative white element. ~ He was a native of Vir- ginia, bad been a member of Cuneress from Addr&gg&i. Trinune otlice. OR SALE CHEAP—EMP] PARLOR Bi n R BED stead, with bookcase e oz, s dress 1185, Tribune otfee, -7 *oiodld spriagn, g URNITURE WANTED—WILL PAY CASH FOR who weighs 190 pounds and has a fist like a maul, knew a better way than going to the polie, and he unfolded a plan. When Robbins reached home that evening the house was dark, and the butcher, dressed in less azitated, and in stores aud on street-cars have discussed “the situation ! in a lively man- ner. Two females, one apparently an old maid, met in the Post-Office yesterday,and the married y. 175 acrus (fine farm) 45 mil.s from St. Louts, 11 Bond County, Iil., good Improvemenis, half mil¢ from sta- tlon, fur k004 eity property: {mmediate possession. Kansas aud Nebraska land, well located, for good ouse, ine unimproved resfdence property {n the city, Lake tion which married Jadies 8o provokingly in- dulge fn. “T will keep thee a weekafter thonart dead,” was the Quaker's rejoinder. New Orleans Bulletin: The driver looked at if, W | B would 104 s shot-gan and kill me. 1 1eft my wife and cluldren in_the woods, as 1 could not get sny transportation for them and their few house- hold goous. T1alsoleft ten es of cotton n the fleld. Gesides what 1 had picicd; also, 130 barcels B o e oo 0 | B vorn s+ ety buskiia of pomios, s mumyer bl mith his Jaws tied t red Lad become thoroughly acclimai in very et St 1 o ‘w.man's clothes aud *wil jaws tied up, sat | woman remarked: her ficst and tl all th g B e of hows, chicseus, etc., an orse, all of which | ¥ LD Dmal C y and then he passeneers, and when vausten. clear, for large farm. walnut merhle-top chamter set, 1it ] e e e i e d“fmml‘;“t? 5 Mr‘;i { Mr. Steward saye he wil keep, becize ] pin a d e e ‘ni'cl » dyihonted | «nyiiereisng “1‘ feal n(&mtf:nlxent." she threw the rind of the eleventh orange out | 410y ses. s fn. Sakisator b i honsce ol | De choape Trg o, Gra Ban s et Uelle ed; B Ctaiborne and his confreres now probably rezard § 7530 VT TS Ut of many poor colored men Why in_blazes isn’t stipper seally " Hoyle 1t is terrible—terrible,” was the reply. of the car window a philantbropic old gentleman | #3ce Mo 10-acre fota, with 42 miles hedze 0 & 0 | T9oR SALE=ATAT STOESTOVESE: Meters. Packard; Warinothy and Kellozg,—a0d | iy'my ward,~oae landlords worninz us In the day- | Robbins as he stood in the door. »Vhy you seem to be really nervols over | volunteered to £ to the drug store “for somo- | JiisCoaaty [at bevslocs farm 1n-waa stace: il | FYRSALECA LARGERIE ST0 38 STOVE St “i5s-acre farmi {2 Ncosho -County. Kan., near’ Osaze | ATcher- thing, but she only laughed and said that she The but-ber groaned. Liked the taste “Grunting around again, are you$” shonted Robbins. *What's tho matter now{"” ‘The butcher groaned again. * You 1eel t.,0 high-toned to answer me, do you?? growled the wife-beater. “\Vell, we'll i 'l&‘l'uflg{E‘uAl\'Dr LEASE o7 ouse, 101 Of ool payis : 87 Addross i 51, Tr'd e oaes ‘DE:}E?;EL&\QS&}V‘B\LSUI;EBE;DSTE_\»‘ W S Tt dore &, €tc., 1L very 10w picis time, ¢nd bulldozing us at myht, until the crop 18 ripeand then runn ng us out of the parisn, und all because we cons der vursclves capabie of choosing for whom we shall vote. i WILLIAN X JONES. Attest: A. W. KExrToN. mark. Mission; house, barn, orchard, etc., for house and_ lot. TO EXCHANGE—BY T. B, BOYD. ROOM 14, 1i6 Maifson-at.: Fh "Zestone-front hotel, 100 yooms, lot 98x125, Food tow: of of good trade. S0 I am—dreadful nervous. I sincerely hope and trust that no unworthy man wul make me a proposal of marriage during this period of suspense, for Lam so dreadful excited that I— of fresl granges once in a while, and commenced on another.” What delight it is to live in this Jand of myrtie and orange! Jasper Rundorf, of — County, had an alter- W.tl DO More calise,—as a ‘ carpet-bagger.’ A CAMPAIGN TWENTY YEARS AGO. In 1855-'6 2 campaign was conducted in New Orleans which ncarty equaled, in_the bitterness and hostility exbivited, those which bave occur- ne. on 3xuis a-5¢., for ool farm or any cormrey proerty, good lands, or any kin £ sed eln. » e War. 1t was between the Demo- | : £ of erat’e and Krow-Nothing ra:tics. Blood was It is u}mn the strength of such campaign- See about that. dJust take this, will you!” % You might accept 1 catfon with his wife’s mother the other dy, and er ook oquite) P Trecly shed i the sircets. One party, during | work as his thet tio bulldogors lay thcir clai e struck out, but the diseuiced butchor | ot in my saitation T might throw the | O ey old Tady puc @ head on him, and | S woressngtotson waterat pptween | FORSALESATOTOF <L SRR e 5 o ailiain aving elected Nichol or isi- ot his st & a s fun o 1 o ouse, and ‘wouldn’ alle-st and Fitth-av., now reated well, T aay ; . . AW ereoblehy, yas Intm Sunie. o | apaand Tilden Dresident of the United States, | C2Ught his wrist, eprang up, and thore was fun | chance away It him come m again nntil he avologized and | £20d 03tsle clear properiy In noy 5ood town or chy; | Lake-tt., up-stairs” - - T ‘would Ii! ew Y0 0 y- 'OR SAL! LOT OF TABLE CUTLERY, AT 4 1n that cottage. He choked Robbins almost to deati, tied him up 1 _bard knots and unticd him, drew bim'around by the heels aud bhair, | and finally picked lim up and -tossed him over the fence'into tle mud. The wife-beater had kept up a steady yelling from the first attack, and s lie rose from t; e mud and sped down the street he seemed to think that Sitting Bull's whole fishting force were after him.™ At 11 E. cents on the dollar. ~A.'W. WHEELER, 141 Laier EL., Up-stairs. OR SALE~LARGE SELE-FEGDING STOVE with 16 ister; but little uscd; se. - chanze. Address1 " Trihine oider - oM OF JH OUSE FURNISIING GOGDS—STOVES, FURNT Sure. catpéts. crockery, in fact every aricle quired to'make 8 home comfortable, at ressogable prices and on easy pavrtents. . The only firm {1 Chleaza who «aa furnisha Ppromised to reform. And now the children say it is a.tually painful to hear him 2o around sing- ing, **Jasper for the battle, mother.”—Burling- tan Haukeye. Norristown Herald: The Fulton Timer puts this graphic head on the description of a wed- ding: “The Climax of Love—ITearts and Souls so near like one that you cau't slip a plece of perty. Gne of the fineet ouil (s 1nd lots on Dearborn-st., Detween Randolph and Washington-sis., for zood farms or lands, tfln\'nlr A1 b A [rol s »and lot 85x125, on Grlunat-ar... £ . Food country hotgl. 2 160 acrés of Ui fari fand. 7 miles from. elty Itmits, 'l under cultivation and fenced, for good business o reslience DTUD!Y!{ in efey. A'fine doudle hrick dwaliin=, 1ot 107168, on Wab ay., between Forty-first and Forty-sccond-sts. £ood country properiy; this{aa fine place for Square, and the ottier in Lafayette Squaic. In X d c i t l}slfime&mc, Gov. Hebert, l{ém}, iurference { It is a claim which the Republicaus o1 this to this disera.ciul campaign, very strong Jan- | State are glad to see tested. Tt ¢ Southern Re- guaze. He referred th decp mortidcation | publicaus, black and white, would Like to - to the sceres of intimidafion, violcnce, and HAVE TWO POINTS SETILED, bloodshed which had merked the late general | and both of them must be scttied, like the New Orleans.’ e said: Slavery question, by the public sentiment of the bt B North. o Ty gatrazes mould tarniel | e Srst Is one which more nearly afforts the WHAT IMPRESSED HER. He bad just wedded a little angel with a mu- sical voice, limpid blue eyes, and a brow on which candor had set its seal. They made their bridal tour to Venice, where they went from palace to palace, watched the pigeons wheeling round the towers of St. 9u: natioral claractor anlenis g o uilosel.of |, The st Is ane whith mere néariyaflocts the iter, L the snurchical Governments of Spanish America; | blacks, and is er the 1oL 2€ | oiclock that nicht he entored 8 Michizan avenire e e X pap veent . sz it before the occurience of thcse Zreat PULLI | was given that race in jest, L b Wrested from | Cyiows it Night he entored 4 Michizan avene | 3, e oxpiored the mysterious canals in their e haeprn them.? A year honce, when the | fimes, = with Uhoive new oo, A four Bogrs ot oas S crimes, the bideo: s deformity of which he could | thcir feclde hands and turned agzuinst the aivers: | yim 0 0 11 an hour latcr, as he was prowling | gonduli. As they are Teturning homeward at | & chlight e toralized from a 0 EXCHA CHICAGO REAL ESTATE AND | Stonc-front buflding, corner Lincoin and Madlson-its., 3 X "y + | night the young husband, whose fuil heart is | toreblight procession, and his breath tomed Woolea pie e coods for good mortgages on Eastern | are flicd always with new ciean gools. Smase 4 realestate. A. LESTER, 811 Broadwas, & T Fers sisiting the clty aad cash ccs omers whi find i dowa with eloves, the estranzement will become 8o great in alittle while that you might drive four loads of hay abreast between 'em., thelr Interest to calt on us. 'If you don's believe & eal AL LOWELL & CO., T around a shed to find a place to sleep, a police- or whether it was given t.em in good faith and man heard Lin saying: they are to be upheld in its pussession until they shall have become strorg enoughto pro- Dut deseribe, and which were commitied with fm- I ity in proad daylight, and n tie presence of andrecs of persons, no one could have admitted overfluwing with emotion, says: “Weil, my love, what hus impressed yom NGE- andave for yourselves. . eat Starison-o W _7-ROOM HOUSE. WITH ice, $2.500; Incumb-anice, 10_EXCH TR Xa1, 3 corner worth $3,073, ,on West Sl e, £1.000, due In3 years, Alio,a ¥ v 74 “ Nose smasbed, eyes bunged up, sore throaf A\ ;2;{';;“?,,,,fi},"::;,f"::g;’:‘;;;g:;:’2,fg‘;‘fl;:,‘,: tect thowselves. Ths far it ias been to. them | ., S0SC SRshet, oyes bunged up, fore ths % | most of all that wo have scea. in this wondeatul : ¥ o almost a curse, as it lias made them the sub- ceiving person & widow woman is!"—Detroit | city?”? A newly married pair were on the Erle Rail- i lln;llx:nbrfincoc %’r?) LEL VE;‘;{" grehanee equity lfifi.{,"é FOR SALE SEVERAL AND v e e nitr] # ¢l cl lots. . 0. INE, 3 on-st. % way cars one night lust week, when the Lusband y GBSt Stalsonsat three with ovenss no. rrasoiahie. O6r. doaihls oid The young wife timidly cast down her eyes. of th ¢ State in the exercise of their most valuable “You remember the cale on the Piazetta?? ts: but that which vould bave been denied a8 3 possibility is now a historical fuct. 8:ovestaken In part pay for new. RUSSELL, 141 West touk from his pocket & roll of brown aper, Nalison-st. Which the bride snatched and threw out_of the T'ree Press. Jjects of intinite 1li-treatment, and has cost not afew of them their lives. TD EXCHANGE—LOT OF BOURRQYN (STR\IGHT) ——— Whisky for any kind of i) itab) s 0y kind of personsl property sultable dress 1 85, "Frivans dmee SENATORS AND mIPHS. 0¥ n Yes, my angel. for counury. A The secund po.nt is onc which affects white Gov. Robert C. Wickl'fle, wh was a Presk o P i dential Eleck the Tilden ticket in the last | Republicans. Itis whether an Awmecrican ati- = = “1Vell, at the third table from the door on ! window, remarking: “You sald you'd guit . P F_YOU WANT PA et o e motoagt ot T tbrer et | D e same. Hbisi omo’porhionef the | Yestordayin the Art Galleryagentleman look | .o Well at tho tuird fible from the deoron | window, remarking: Yo & your " As gou | TOFYCTANGE-600D STock oF yEVEERT | 15nior s duch st oo S030E8 Loee % % ing at a picture bung high over the entrance read | gucn g love of & mustache "—Paris paper. tlyas he could under the ciremstan cs, tho | cashand Tows Tand. Adarsis & ooy boady Waab | 833 West Laco-st. United States that be has in another; whether, when a Nortiern man, instead of migrating Westward, turns his face to_the Sunny Svuth, that fact turns him into a thie , a “ carpet-bag- zer," an outeast, to receive the bulle: of tue bulldozer, and tue slur of the penny-a-liner in the hign-toned Northern newspaper: [t isa HAVE ONE EACH NOS. 11, 13, 18, EMPIRS NE&,H b Il%g}&:g&sg{:gn the dallar. W. C. METZ- . T oot iito, & Bl OF, ERRNITORE 8 20ud commerclal note, due In 4 montha. Address [ 4, Trivone affice. hasband remarked that the brown paper con- tained, not tobacco, but $100 in bills. “You'll never marry agin, Susie, you grieve so arter Tzkk. Was it twict you Jainiad, of three times, at the grave#? " Bless yo' soul, Sury, it was free times I falnted; and de last 1557, ra.¢, 1n rezara to the Enow-Nothing cam- vaion reterred to by Gov. Hebert in the above “Oat of 11,517 votes registcred in tae y of Nvw Orleans, cniy 5,333 were cast, Lwing, spparcatly, at least an inexulicab.e upatly on the part of 3,484 citizens.” The Gov- aloud *the title, “Centaur Carrying Off a Nymph.” A lady who had just passed itturned | hastily and looked again; then touched hercom- panion and said in low tones: *¢Oh, Mary Emmal! that is a Senator carrying 9, EXCHANGE-$13,000 HARDWARE STOCK and rtore: want farm. $20.000 clezant home: S0acres frufts: income $3,600 to $1.500; se> photo- ph. $24,000, 40-acres.’ clear, 200l to subdivide; DearFoa-works, South Chicazo, for tlear farm, mer- (%€, or mannfacturinz. Other exchanges. 2 RIS, Room 3 Methodlst Block. B TAKE A WALK. Yesterday evening as a couple of ladies were passiog along Fi.th street they were approached by a danditied fellow, who blandly accosted ;mu»r ccm;;unmelcm this regretable fact in the ous fact that- there has not, during the | off a nymph them by saying: ollowing language: nutorious fac i i i ine RIS 3 EXCHANGE—80 ACRES LAND IN ALLREGAX OOK AT THIS, AXD REMEMBER PRICES ARE koo ers past fen years, been aliowed absoluteiy” free | < \Why, desrannt! A Semator carryingoff a | “It' a pieasant evenine, ladies.” tine 1 nobler lik6 to kum to O Ssie, | T o Ao r s o e iy | T.O0R AT TRiS, ASD REMEMBER PRCES A58 1t demunktrates that some extraordinary cause | Pst Sbati. 1 conficently believe thut, Yy 1 The ladics did not reply, and th it Youll nebber marry agin, will ver? Bless | and eurlags. J. ke ASHTON, 874 west Mallson o ¥ith pulllng, or In halr-cloth, § 15, $35 65, and oo ¥as ut work o yrevent a lare p oport.on of lawful | speccli in tue Soath. I coufidently bulieve thuty | nympyi ' Do they really do such things# and Othing dsunted nopiysand the gentleman | vo» soul, Frank Dunn axt me Lot dis before : g LRI 0835 _ | warcs: walnat chambr salte S5, §457 e fia- votcrs from enjoying t’nbkflmd franchise of the si?‘ mmixn \\;gre S‘t?.mé‘ilg\r g to r;:}‘.sn d'-“ she closed ber eyes in horror. (Q.a]noshmzr c‘d“?‘:cgé k‘epc pace with them, and tny busband died; and T promised him, if he I‘o.n;:"r,a,»;;\lm;}g,:ggmxlzflgp&fefiafi ’I'XYEYI:- {‘_slmu fuablectop sets, $45, So5, £65; elegaat Aae Con ttut.on. It i well known that 2t the two | position iio iarles ) i Huglisish! Ob, my dear, yes—often ! T Placeant’ stz fiieeto ks x died, ' have . A’ T blungs 1o do church, | Goneva 310, for elsgant bedoroom vt E o1, Teibunes | Hionc dre e S bt duallly preach ) to tak an’ 1 won’t tell a lie. FXCIIANGE—GOOD IMPROVED FATM OF | 10 $10: martie-toy centre-tables, S5 £8. 210 't $30:4 and talk as radically Republicin as I every n.ght bear people talk radically Democratic, Lie fine book-case, with eecrecaire, only $10; crud es, chil- dren.s chalrs, baskers, Tolstcred rockers, stoves mIrrors, cr “Well, but Aunt Dora it can’t be true; the It general electiuns wany of the streets and ap- nymphs; you know—why don’t they make a fuss ick Lo the 1018 were completely in the hanvs walk.” E “Do you really think 07 asked one of the Lo e, By i ige Chleage Te property. 1. C. WHEELER. Waukegan, 111, easy chalrs, patent and otherny ! glazsware. Norristown Herald: A oung lady writes us Er organized rufiane, who comm.ited acts of vi would te s & COnieGne ANATE Tacver 4 be carried lfigfl‘:‘l"nm;g‘e::fl::n%r‘;“u'“égg}t i ilinw. s STMPLY COMMITTING SUICTDE, e i e fair dawnsels, with a merry twinkle in her cye. CE:‘tlsl\E is going toaball, and ”k!; " What | /N0 FXCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT WORTH | oo s roaiys sovesmirro Tarnlshin Ar Tayled surage. Ths nearly one-third of the ree stered | There is my such thing as toleration of opoosite | ™w’No niagter what yon think, Mary Emma,” |, *Why, of course I do, said the fellow, | shall I weart” Our fashion editor Js out of | '['%"X SHANGE-A DRAUTIFUL LOT WOIlTH | etc ete, Ty Si0ck. Ay 0045 arS Sl1 Beav. an | i 15 of New Orleuns bave becn deterred {rom ex- | OPinion. After a man has been for yeurs com- said the aunt, shortly. I was in Washington | 18UghIng his sweetest. 3 town, and in her abscnce we shall answor this | cash, for Tu n nre aad clothing. and s - Address | Fenteq e represented. " No trouble todfip v -olsat “civing the.r highest and most sacred prorozative. | pellea o’ suppress his iings Lo acquires a T0E ‘S0 motals onoy, and Marvtila Corsinicas ““Well, then, suppose you take one.”—Cincin~ uestion by advising our fair questioncr to wear | 18% Tribnue oflice. :; ucé:l"'%mu“' S, 'ma“m l\l:lrlllgn-u. s0ds p ioked The espres:i hang-dog appearan.c. te Republi ans have | 410c'ror haie g vear, ana such things a8 I saw,” | mati Bngquirer. clothes to the bell. Ste might also wear a | 7 S CUASGE—COTTAGE AND GROVE LOT AT s toiany depot free. 3 A sweet smile tor her partners, and a flower in Andrasigmood, lear: $4 000, for small lmproved farm. OF 4 EASY TERMS ~ FURNITULE, = CARPETS, m of such clection is x palpable D 12, Tribune 0Xice. stoves, and c-ockery. Cash prices. and on tarmi §rong o0 the people, and T recommiend to' yuu (tho | been fzhtiug tils erribie public opivion for | Hiefe of half a vear, ana such things sa I eas ; Luzislutare] to adopt auch ine:aurey us ehall efect- | years; and, while they have no words of con- | Safing bet head wisely. You ougl G 5 ber hair. B S—Ilase some of the t~n af vour {XCE AND TSRS | & ¢ ot 3 3 & 10 vivia talk!” and ske shuddered. HOW THIRTEEN VOTES WERE LOST. X o - FEXCHANGE-RESIDENCE AND RUSINE {osuic the parchiser. e carry the larg: 3t re- Fhing toraiy lencnd 1 of the majorlty from | Yemndtion for toorr bretiren tn the North, | MYTUHIL T AR S BMAGEL o oo | PN Burekia (Nev. Sentinel sayr A sorsuty | 70k eut offand added to the bottom D TR S orie, T Mocky oL e | Jble, BRSL Ay B and. oot i o o7 Hramental i clocting Gow, Haves Precientas | v @ fow moments lunzer, theo, % Aunt,” she | candidate has last thirtcen votes through make e ST Bk, AP (yBa o Borea-at.,” Campbell 3‘3.’,?,‘;‘:;5?,‘&?:’,;;‘?,% can Bisretone: Bt e e o DAY 3 tomers a close ficare on’ beter than otder Tite Louisiana _Senate, to which this message Democratic, and conta:ned cmbers many men who are to-day That Senate, upon demonstration of the facts allemed, unseated Messrs. Burthe, Michd, znd Burke, Know- was addiessed, was among its m vroniheat in the arty. Notiings, who Lad re eived an USQUESTIONED MAJORIIY OF TIE VOTIES AC- TUALLY CAST, strumental in electing Gov. Hayes President as it would now scem, they will hereafter be Ziven a more hearty encourazement in all honest en- dexvor than they kave bad before, and that they shalf not be upiversally dubbed * carpet- bazgera™ and “scalawegs.” Gov. Packard has been a citizen of Lonis.aus more taan tiwice as long 25 Gov. Rontt has been 2 citizen of Colo- suid, ‘“‘aunt, dear, I tuink—do you know—I think I’d like to know a Senator,”” “©a! you drea}ul girl! that I should live to bear yon say such a thing as that! Have you fozzoticn your cate-hism, Mary Emmal » 0, aunt; but 1am perplexed, von know, and ti;cnymph,—does she forzet her catechism, or is the Senutor’s memory llwurl Carried right off, dear me, Aunt Dora, 1 don’t understind ing s rash promise to his wife. He bad pron- ised that in the event of his election he would buy her a seal-skin cloak and a pair of navy-blue stockings, and she coulan’t rest till she toid thirteen lady fricnds all about it. The ladies expressed themselves as ‘awful glad’ to hear it, but threatened their husbands with a suit ot di- voree if they dared to vote for this particular TWILIGHT-MUSINGS ** The weary days go on—ga ob> Ay! he weary days go on—zo on, And the slad morus comic aud 203 . They give an i they Lake enci joy of grief That is borae on therr ¢.b an i How, White we vainly catch ut the vanishing hope, Or turn from the shadoying wo. 0_EXCHANGE—FARM WITH_N0.1TMPROVE- ror el Gl g price oo, o i Al 1R 0 ¥ lce 37,500, or W v u P Adifost for one weck 110 Bow o e 100 ’P0_EXCHANGE—A LARGE AND VALUABL Aofllg;n;}f':c'glrgnznr\mg‘c:’v lniiy Rrowrberes Fog ¥ v AT: mizhe as » Kmouat £ well sulted. " Ad voes © 13- Thimung ohom ) '0 EXCHANGE—ACRE PROPERTY AX: FAR Tots Tor {mproved DranOrts « will swime sl i establishments. We have a large and carefully selected line of the rewest pattcras of Ia2rain and Bris pete. and oll cloth, bought aluce the recent decil ¥eoff ron time at the fovest cash prices. In o of raages and cooklag scoves we have same of a0d mOst fayoraviy known that are In the mercet. Jays toget bur prices ard examine our muvis Defors ‘élnygll'-;e where. JOLIN M. SMYTH, 121 West Madt- Y, INSTALLMENTS—FINELY FINISIED AYD haudsome mariile and walnut-top chamoer s, 1 radu; but Packard came South, th,lle Routt cumbrances: alio will sell house on leased ground axd i essrs. o Vi g i < T e oy e ussrg Stpnb Hy- fwentWest. 0 ¢ HzO. [T alft Iojt boause thé Senator e <o very | candidate, “Toat od ea would ook ‘miee ina | | * % P ¢ fi O hwdsezie mard 2 e il ) ¥ & o i« power/ul and the nymph so very weak P seul-skin cloak and navy-blue stockings, wouldn’t | From the dews that gem with thelr pearly light Sarn il4or for part cash and othier proverty: all o O o b sl Hr ol e malonts o of olenes and. IN MEMORIAM. ¥ 3ary Emrio solamaly, #1%s bothl. Now | Shaitis tornr they cxpressed_themselves | | Tho buls by the e peanly fouth Side. S."S{. MICLARD. 153 Dearborn-st., | MIE; oueasy weekiy or monthy’ paymenta u; Gia polls. & g BV and, R L speaking of the candidite's wife. Who says | We turn, with the fory Chirst of youth, 0om 17 SO R o TSt deatlng gusran g £ To the zems in the hails of Pride, 02 XCHANGE—OR FOR “SALE-CHEAP FOR ¥ : RATY AND (Vg ZARTIAL ~PATMENTS — Brussels carpets from 55 cents a yard and upward, P s Senly pomepis T maineby r before, aud giving more favo: terms. JOMN M. SM\‘TQ. l:{g\;t?f !fild.sfln-it- 2 “Aflll‘l,”" innocently, “did you ‘ever kmow a | that wowmen have no political influence?” Senator ‘- Dear me, Mary Emma, see how you have caugiit your parasol in iy lace—there’s another ogrut.e precedent. - 1 only refer to these matters to demonstrate that tie elements for trouvle always existed in New Orlcans. While this city bas the reputa- cah, finc et double n'ckel-pl: Addrees'A 10, Tribune ofice, - 7 o c1 PUBEY haruess. G atnging ANCE — SEWING WACHINES — FOR 2, car, ork, trees, plants. fars. For particalars address F 86, THONNS offics! "00 7o Mra. Hartha Th—er. Where the Autumn-rains come dripping down Aud the Autumn-winds blow wild} Where storm-clods darkly, flercely frown, And the thirst is increased by the greed of pelf, And they Nourish &ide by side. be We fain would add to the hour's flisht A BRUTE. “George! George!” said tho wife: of a Ma- tion of being cosmopolitan, there is the most There rests thy weil-loved child 1 b mrense local and proviocial fechns here of But the winds may moa tatad broken® oL Lunkywe huve been hera long ig] ki S incan that mocks (o ore, i i oy place in the United Statds, which, ABi1 the Tain tomg S0t : cuoughl Let us £0 to tho bakery aad gt some | Hetta strect man the other night, waking him And we un the spr gs we thirsfed for, "TOnERCRANGE D, FEET OF | VERNOX-AY I ST be FURNITORE. o 2 & - b G sl . | coffee. * n: eir founts are dry, ouse and lot st LaGrange, 23) acre farm In Al- UIT: UCED 25 TG 40 PER CEXT. so far s Northern men of Aurthern principles He heeds thein not, nor storm-clonds® frown. And they went, Mary Emma still looking per- % Whadder you want?” he growled. T“Al we ?“xin with the sickness of lm;ye doferr'd, !‘1;;3 ot és..wl’&:&‘l(:m_ Kaneas Jands. 3. | CHAMUER i%‘l;e x{‘;fx‘é‘l%“’é' go’&o PER CoNT. nd wait for the hour to die. T NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSE. “Oh listen, George? I'm sure I hear some- BAY LOTS Fon Wi s concerned, has been further jutensified by the K T EXCHANGE_SUBGE Rpolocated lown Ransas, Nebraska. or Texas landa. plexed and puzzied, and Aunt Dora virtuously ‘Where the Winter's enow flings a white pall results ot the late War. districts e d O'er each and every one, detlant.— Philadelplia Correspondencs Washing. | thing.” 7 o L:}l;:e[!:i}j'i‘;nsism(:‘{:zrssg: Iy 20 outeact: ang | When the wintey sua el coldly fall ton Hevald. G o 9" | "W emme alone, Marta.” Fof the hour to die— Ay the days go on, m 33 Thmea Bullding. Afew very clozant sults at a great sactitice. o Rerutlican i Lo bo so-uly an puteasts and | T rC B oo s cone: 0 L. = 4Bt 1do hear something—T kmow Tdo.n | , ARG fhe fratl eup I roken at b, 170 EXCTANTR—Coy FEAT CESTRAL PIHE 0 CHANBER S TERUCER 10 520 Proaress is o incur, consequences which people R P o A o A JEALOUS WIFE. f:},"cl:)g S“fi‘.%‘:f.,&‘:‘;:-’fi‘.,’;“&f,’{m W i bt thinas of @ Vanished pasts Porira: tumitu e.” 7 Bryaa Blocke - © oo R MARTIS 15 STALEST: it tae North can with didicalty comprebend. A He ealmly sleeps, unhecding all me merriment was caused at poliee head- | ccp bud L S g, ! wo for us then if the anchor of Faith 0 EXCHANGE—-OR FOR SALE—2.5TORYT ASD RICES e e e onitle S et o) ¥ Wa2s cauag P It's tne bed ticking,” responded the brut 1n the Hav has iperd SALE=2.3 B RICES AT WHIPPLE'S MANUFACTORY, I gentleman, wxo has been for the past four quarters, about 8 o'clocls this cvening, by the | ang then turned over nad bogan o snore. . Ma: 0118190 F Fett ot ik et s_':;m;l‘f:nan ol 13 oG og band or mer: R{nsgflsi;&.‘ Ty patttars 1o Nt § e shoddy}, " $1. v istiit ‘When Spring shall clot vith verds ir o - 3 Jinine of ool the Distiict Ooustsraf 1 When Spting shall chatha ith verdurn fo arrest of o married lady attired in a full suit of | ria has goue Lome to her mother.—Atanta Con | The wenry days!—yet thes pass full soon, om bound 10 trade. HULL, Itoum 50 Siajor | ghoddys, g1 yearsa New Orleans, 2 native of the State, aud 2 man | , The earth in brightest robe, . 2 e : anainst &\'MS’L‘ integrty uot a word bas cver And loctasly ehaif inser thete nomgin’s d\:‘thm_g, \vl!mt was found near the Post- | atitution. = x5 Thrai a8, oy, most Dlost el TR WICE S ACRFFARN. Ly | Drackets, plotare-fiamen ota ot femmns oo “cen said, in commenting upon this subject, to- i T s ice acting in what was supposed to bea sus- v “That seeks never a clouded West, = it proverts. Adiris. whth do- EPATRS 1 ST A hink not he heeds the clinging vine— APROPOS. And radinnt days that 2o on and o, Ot F50Y o i iy Lonh; ,s‘(f;‘,}fm,f“.}{gi,}gf%fiifigg% 5 ¥ whera. W, C- picious manner. Upon being questioned by the 0 EXCHANGE—8) ACRES Nwunkee, Chliaso, and el 3 27 West Ran o day, showed me a letier from his sun, wlio i5 on HE P b Ce s moe DR i gtior X : K e, Pt » g h « iataer’s plantation in ouc of the parishes. I Where none may 0rrow or {‘“ ine. Superinténde '3 % They were giving *Pique” at a theatre one In the lund of our promised rest. 5 ) FINE_FARMING i usband intended | j;cin .y o4'g distance,shaving to take the train at —————— XCHANGE—1 S:OO'D To;c;uug 1::,“,:“; o :;?Ii:STm(:':Einngg";fi!h_};fig’}?gvfif TU When Summer's skies take fairest hue, And arch avove tue cart] And South-winda whsper 80ft to yon Of lancs whare they have b.rta: Lie heeds not skics or in :s' soft tone— Iis 4ody resteth there, 1lonew Beyond the clonds he has /its home. A FEW EXTRACTS from the Jetter, as follows: ted the Repubiican ticket, with some few ex- 18 88 10 tie parish ficket: and, eomehow or ) gotout, and a great many have ofered rsonal insuit. I never showed my ticket to “Ih:y giiestiundd me €0 much sbout it New York for sile on casy paymeals. Now time to buy your heattng- . 4. LOWE €O s Wead Maation-se "o or WA s £ot Madlsons 'HE. INDIAN DOCTOR, HALF-DREED SON OF ;IL‘ the pale-face chief medicine-man of the Chero qn have been sick a long time, snd docor it have falled to y renl Bave oot cure you, call anydayor eventos Te younz horse. ‘Must be so 000 73 Apbiy 21208 Sauih Paulinast aylxflx:fl-dy' IR 1,00 e e 10 Exci EVALUABLE STORE L Bt o $20,000: ronted nt sfi%’;fimf forstock of dry 0Jd%, etc- Adurcss M 21, Tribane. EXCUANGE—AN EQUITY OF $730 IN SUB- urlin property fer 2 good ;i sioss.” Addfoss 3 0, Tribuae ofise e WS, and Lar- The Bastile’s Underground Gallerles. Corresvordance ontreal Merald, Mavy persons are visiting just now thecurious underzround passages bruxifm, to light by the demolition of various old buildings o the neighborhood of tee Bastile for the opening of the new Boulevard Ieuci Quatre. The founda- to meet a lady near the Post-Office this evening: that he had an engazement with ber to take her 1o church near by, and that she made up her mind to catch lim. She could not trust ang one to attend to the mission, and donned a suit of ber husbund’s clothes .as a disguise. She an early hour, were obliged to leave before the representation was finished. Selecting, as they thought, a very quiet .timein the play, they were passing down the aisle, when an actor sud- denly appeared on the stage, and, repeating a part of his role, ex:laimed: “There they mo; i0 maze me mac', and I then told them I did vote i " cured u fur e d a fa g e Repudlican_ ticket, but it was none of their | SO 'Mid all scasons of the year, Provared u fur cap and a fa'se mustache, which, | Pt Sriv® Co0” Conton T ever Toved: One la-invre; that 1 would do it aga.n, if it were to do In Sprinz or Summer-tide, n her ignorance and excitement, she had put on Ty . " »__ | tions of the old strongiold of Jacques Coeur, % S REEE e 1 uhlerstand that 1y uincle —— o vers | O AULLNE rains, or Winter drear— [bde down, ziving her a 'vory feracious | Sulon'tbaves and. the othor I can't got.— | i g oe oW o Jaeques Covury | o | oves, ot S0n v oCOOKING | Tie tells your diseuse as soon shborses s ghavss “nzes w1 and. iy cousin Tom. says e will cre e doth sure avide . look, “She au tlc appearance of a Jolly, their bases intact. These walls, built of onor- | West van Daren-st o 010 $0ves ana'cash. at 103 | noitiog ans’ Gueat onn: mad e e 820 O ot hake hunds wila me again, Why can you Oralnate f‘_f e’l‘"‘f“l':fl’j;"t 1t come, well-fed Jack Tar, but her intended diszu.se FEMINTNE NOTES. { mous blocks of stone, are nearly two yards | 0 EXCITANGE-FINE FOTSH AN o SToT e | Dl an ustd X : a8 nut a8 successTul as she desired. She ook MINTNE X o thicl, aud even thicker in some parts. Iy the car LuRIS Ao wd IaRCLshore, For W Ind | A5 ol § Sy (N PoOT for the mediclast Cures warr: n:cd or money refunded. . e38 € 53, Tribune otfice. _Cut this ou: t my brother— come and stay with me? [0, EXCHANGE—A GOOD RENTED HOGSE G HOTSE OF FoRT e T very lonesowe. and, sinceé they all hate me A motto for younglovers—So-fa and no father. ‘Who gives us rest when life is done. All men are not homeless, but some men are Nov. 24, 1876. AUDREY VERNoN. adjoining Rue Castex are two scts of subterra- 2 pos.tion nuar the Post-Office, intending to wait nean zalleries, one velow the other, running out until ber husband and PEER OF REDSTON. t Muses, with this result: e, 5 lln c,lx for vo be Republican ticket, Ido not the woman in question eul safe. appeared upon the scenc, when she intended to | home less than others in varivus dirceti y ; ¥ 8 . cotions, il X t, runs three years, of lo FPHE ROTA THE ;o s e notco ad as Wline a e, A Kiss. Boatnee pon them and donounes them b0 i3 | 4 s ashion writor sags that Tadles baye | KOWS Wilkher, Thoss pilenics g fomsepiad. | KILoeP o s or o of st ot oo L bt BRSO deterrmz Old-Line Whigs, who do not in their Saying i Geruian spoks to i e e ; g | choose from this fall. ; but mauy of these ari, situatid o3 corner, 10840z o3 fou o 4 producin: a8 much et a3 would be obtalzed from rag O not But 1 only osculated— poke to Lier, asking her where he couls B have now been pulled ot or vacaat I v 3 rhouseand | coal, for which you mizht ve thines 4; mach mow hearts lige the Democraly, rom joining the Hr o AT got letters onn Sunday might." She decined | _Mother, fsn't I wicked to say ¢ You bo blor- | no tramooss to ol o leoDna. Toom Lot | e I cod i eot € Noih Side: FLo7 | o furefore dican seving ot o bt sene 3¢ B Republicau party. EhOUEHE ther was somiiner was such that e | e, ue Alay doest” Mother: “It's worse than | erable distances,with the fid of candics, turonsh | (W IAT. HAVE NCOU IS - BXcmaNGs — poy | S arraieed wich o perforaicl magsiine. aad, w3 (L your dispaiches o ,‘;1‘,_&“.5‘:&55%‘3;{’, the Tmas only tan. Tt e, o | et Shore was someriiz rong' ik fer, | kel 0 dsar Toa elgast these gloomy Passoves. It is probable that | uob ofiZht o a molehgia patcats “Addrass § o1, Tuns | EE fas and comrkel the, drauglit. e ey ek ot urs Las bew ¥ the Des - ushing eall she, ** Don't you kiss T consulting with others, he sugges:ed that ictoria h 4 these galleri Ervail Tor e 5 o 2 office. screenings i the fecder, thus glving tic ssme b v in what are known as 1 became a L:tth y 5 Bl ; Z5es. e ueen Victoria has received from the Empress gulleries scrved for sending soldiers pri- clean apps fre- 2t -coal burg e eos) ossr AN eaagain pactooioof iiss fhe e o the pulice headquarters, being of | of Bragll that dress woven from the webs of | VALOIY £0 the hotelgof the Daksda Muine and eI Cr 6 ACRESOF VERT | €3t 11 400 per ton - 2x. ahiech sl o3 W & The policy in all those parishes secms to have e =7 Ee:i?\g !t)h‘;rtl ;E:t:!;iwtscm?m e “.’x"“fii““' spiers. otbers of the men then in power. DA VISDRE oD, 0 Texas bk |"METZNER, 127 West landoiph-st., Chicezo, olicy 3| resbict, e , & attracting a crowd. ter 2 o Pl Lol ) I X X FICTION. 3 oetn 50t the same: £0 inveigio colored. mon s s palammul, hcaritg her statemont, Maj. Kienards sent ler | This fs an age of sudden changes, The girl —— W ANIEDSTO EXCHANGE FISE ~ PARIING | L oo ShPASOER TIAN FICTIONT THERY inty Democratic clubs on false représeatations And they osten say its *awfal,” Lo her hiome, with a caution not to do so auy | Who is pickingup autumu-leaves this fall may Jot tEm. goud bisineds For clscppsersy Sater Sl wiina | 258 SReik: Mhuied by s vltin2. hia well el that they would be allowed finally to vote as Hn premoarits tawtul. " | Bore—Washinglon Correspondence Beltimore | bo picking up. codfish a year hence for a short- | The incinna Enguirer briefly doserts the | driss O: 1, Cllshute, Neosto County, Ran. 0 | aiogk of fursiture and Carpers new @ n 4 e ¥ h ; 3 ’ Al 7 Kan, rd ity low prices i cor Sun. haired man with a wart on his nose. cety of Murs and Belloua for that of the WANTEDETaL SE_CIGATS, ASD | yenledt il Jont alins oo Iatorcst S8 State-the 3 ol tig-cy v pleased; to administer them dn oath which other prap- “Doctor,’” said a wife to the practitioner who v e ? TPHE EMPIRE PARLOR DRDSTEAD COMPAST i v T an oot W ate g | Mowx@im, Ja, Nov. 22, 16w LADY GODIVA 0 on, b ey, arsi wt was fn reali Jnt it Ll VA ON FOOT. f B b , cay, can you sce by the dawn's early light o shori note. friBiaes) ealrhiran Toree the i 4 1 was cutting open hier husband’s shirt as he was | Cavhale 3 Jight bhagerllo Ryl 18, A AR iz S e oot My’ » . uiixant Hlis Ruspéroron e Among the many singular banterings, bet- | in a fit of Gpopiexy, “cut, if you please, along | ubEgPEUdlY We aifed at tha twiiizacs last | VY ANTED= 32 for Tt cotate bndSonD LOCATITY | ine chilhiiraite, carbecs stover, crovkery, €15 2 the vubs by whipping recalcitrants, and sume- | T have Leard from o soue whnen T wave roae i‘:fiz;‘ffi”; = ?’.,“':‘i“““ mme thuy may | the seem. A flagflw)ms:c‘; broad stripea fapped, fipped, and | 970 F70, Tiiiae ofhee, - 0 some money. Ad- | ai§Se fowae L Einiee parior bedstcad, on fascil £ edly oilowing, made by two frol- d ' Bazar: He was si; 8, opped, ATANTED~TO ] TANGE-FINE FARWING ANTED—PELS; 3 AV) [OUSEHO! 2 )y o frol- | Andrews’ Bax singlog, 40, cast | And revesied the grand mame of e Qb Ve FATSTG | WASTED pelsoxs Wilg) HATE ROUSEIOL? §0n o trust that the rumor that Queea Vivtoria had scnt an autograph letter to tie Emperor of Samuel J. Tilden? Oh, #ay? Have we atill got "em bysddresslog 344 Divisloast. - FURNITORE, Ok 4 klling thew. Huudreds of affidavits are Ueinz made in rezard to theso balidozing opera- that shadow 17orn thy brow,” whcls aifectad por icsome lasses of Lavsingburg, Rensselacr Coun- 50 deeply that she burst into 2 flood of tears, 00d busineas, for city pro.erty or A Trese ATt Cinhce, Noosno Coumir e ANTED = CARPE tas, and, as they greatly resemole each othery | Germany is true. The letter vontained an | ty. When we tell this story it 1s with no fnten- ;3 y “ Rdi il e s ;fifififr?fi:f&::‘}} ilu“vxregd':": gqs:nfss‘;:\‘v!ns: Eglx’nfiig:;n: 2 sflf’é Lfi';‘g"e";:nfi tion of reflecting apon the charaster of either f_\f‘(‘)‘ni"“l“““"“"“ of false toeth over bissuurt- regf;‘b“a‘i‘:‘{‘r‘;?fiifm,,‘}:,‘,’;f}ffg,’{,;;,‘};5 s if you VWASTED-1NPROVED FRUTT STOCK, OR GAATN n 3TDIG kel 1 eXchangs fur drat-¢lass boise wuich gives a Ja! .S POy N 2 i 11 i i + B . 2 farm, worih $3,000 N o e or | °F 81z pamedng. 1, Tri Mce. N Siree and far deehon™ was conducted tn the | toe calawnity of war. From the same source I ;’z "‘“'ii;rfllillu! m;mq:S, who, in a eoirit of M. Colombles, a merchant of Paris, recently | o elty resteaies worth 45,000 1 Son 04 R R(H':i\“:.!g}: :-';'3'{'?: L‘;UW Lwelith Ward of tao Purish of West Fellctana, | feund thot o very remarlcable repiy lua Leen re- | i Whils hostel with o dlscussion of the | qoor, oo bin Talt 0000 bo . ety i g rocently STORAGE, e ) QL KI5 N1cE Fre) 4 : W iliaw Jones is an hooestlooking, C1d culorud | ceived by her Majesty, one not likely to e laid | ehavces of their various favorites (oo of them | hecias Py yeans ator el o foten for P UCCIES FORSITORE, A¥D WERcH WAL A BUAEIOSRO0m A FIRST CLass . | 312 hars 3 cood bedclomne, an, and e told o strsigitforward stors. Mo | before the English publls n t s is reminded | being an admirer of Hares, and e other a de. | baiein oot s ooy craed o mary bim 0 giorelta tre proot werthinie) 10 Ve o, Telhune afice,. e Addres. for oae week, T | £33 0073 relestat bz ol . MoNeg < low « dresalnz-ca e chamber suit. 80 French dresser™ chambe® voied adberent of Tilden and Reform), had buys an elegant ** made a very foulish and somewhat unmledcnly i that o few vears agu, when Germany was at- : \VBAT BAVE YOT To EXCHANGE FOL goor ot e it all or | Bt 7 is one¢ of hundreds of colored reiugees from thc to live independently and happily as a bache- lor.” order forjboard ar & country parishes. He voted the Republican | tacked and had to enter upon deadly strife, no IASII ADVANCES TO STORAGE CUS: tuke, and is suffering the consequences. In | such impressive appeal for peace came from 'Ler | resolution, for the characters of both C Safe storuge for farnitnre b rt, Ad BV - o Clituclcs the coloréd men had ben symitarly | Mafesty, and that the war was then prowmeey | ropoms” orale caracters lantage "5ov¢ |« Phat kind of & pletire would you profer, | T o5 sb Ve Ham s, O ST, B0 VILL B CTANGE e Ty | ¢ SiFe Uberal e i desieed n vag ofout oo anizol; but on e.ection-day they all voted | by the contintal supply of stredzth to Trasce | eithor * expected to b “cilleq wpen | Mise?” Ibquired a pliotugraplier of & pousrlady QTORAGEST AND 055 STATET. DRY ARD NV B AN SR oIk IOTA TAND, SovE: 20 West Madliolh st u ticket, much to the chagrin of { from England,—just enou; : jto vperform the task. One of them, | CUStomer. ‘*Well,” was the reply, “take me aafe Etomage by responsible pariies on moderace | 1TiDue ol & g B ————————= mocracy of that parish. sl afei he hopo of uexesstul rsistanee was | whouh Se will el Jme, to ‘mors | with i exprossion asif Lwere writng o poem | Lrtin Losmedt sy oy e ANTED—X GOOD WATEFR POTWER FIOTRING fu SR TUE STORY OF WILLIAM JONES assed. Jlowever, the Emperor tays,—if my | strongly express the doubt of Tilden’s electi on the Centennial. e mll, for Dusiness property o Chicago. M. | YX\rANTED-Ci e Tt~ 15 as follows: Toformation be cortect.—he will not o hat 5. | Sug Haos ot e ooy dgubtof Tiden's olection, Albert Rhodes thinks men make the best | ~sooorro s MATERIAL, TUFPLE. foom 14, 104 Wishinionss, Mo 1= | VW ANTED cAzAR. Foiz cASIL QUARTY, GOL 4 Tiian Jones, being daly ewors, eayn: Tam a | count full to dobis utmost to preserve the peace Bote oo her resideuce to the Rensselaer Park | cooks. Then Albert Bhodes never saw a man | T oD AL 000, DOZEN SIORTISE RS 1igt | VW ANEED GENTS CLOTIING, FLOUE: GROCE: | ¥ iapriee IOWA, o west Mactuurst_____- tered v X 3 5 i i i 3 v loc] 0] i % 2 5 oot ¥ registered voler of the Parish of West Felici- | of Europe. gate clad only in her chemise. The baoter was | howling and dancing like 8 maniac in front of & WHEELER, 141 Lake-st up-stalsa 07 0% AW, ‘3‘:&‘,’3}-5"{&““;‘ ’fm&“fi’bflfim* O Prattng, ,}Xflfim}; e s e DIATECR B - i un olice. 1