The Buffalo Express, 1869-12-28

              buffalo express vol xxrv tuesday december 28 1869 ira mo marries bb^w^^vabo^^lc imti p t t bm wt o idra to m joatphia m \. a-dwell of oibsoh—hill—on u itxl brjter c k.n dj , mr joud uibm,n to mla mart 111 i hi >,( thli dtf died vax dfher at tin ns'<kn of d klnnnui in i.nh.k fc.e 1 lorj via dorer of lii adal mkh td s4 yea a ' platt—in'ha eily tt . morning 17th teat _*"•>■ v pim a»«j es ye nolle of fun ral hcrt-a't-r piiwmd mi ,«,*,. pfeu cop rek!«-dec 17th of townaend 01 ij eb'"i of lllru t ud ok nnm a 3 ,™' i in it.v and h d s fun^nd t;i..»lij d,r 29 at 101 oe'.ook a h eii.huokd-d«.ti..tm.r«d.=c i fc.d^l th übj.ci of u,u doit «„ me „, , h , mlj p ■■***■ n«w turk har jdff r«iov witij h.i faller'i fantilj cotiit ng or two m .■ and our daujftctn f-wb varmoa tud ujcd in sardinia in tli«j»vls ». . j e^tlnind to mil iknuu ui time of hu dt b ■ of more ibui mtj 7€»r tte dec«a**d bi wall kuoo and bigh-y re »!'•:»: i.v lu't>ri.>icti:r in t 1 hra wiw.rn 1 f w«at.rn x tork 1 l,e prlrmujr and dlfflcu u ictidtnt t pioneer i . tre uut and overcoai by patient labor and d.lig«nc ombined with ar.unr p:«:t.cal judu a food d.,r«o of pro.ptritt att,nded b effort . t doceaad hid loi ul forvd irom pbjiiol iaßrsi.tm ol met . nature a toeunnne mm ,„ i |, li but iih unlx aired m mal l.cu.tc an 1 a tenia ipirit hi familj ud frknd e.tr h aj .,,» in the j..j men of h t ocietj eouldimtrea-ixo liit he 0 ion ihi.uld be cj.d away and in th ir tmf tl llion have u.u . lily con • latiin ibat tliair piat hm 1 b ioonlte tain pue ae<l of ra-e k t.y-!a,l . d m.ntal biliue of trie ititei kind ai.d pnial in hi lotcrcouraa with all hi m he aoknowle-ijfed im^r trtm.j and councilor of tha e.ulj tettlan of ihu poaton of we»ttrn new turk stanton graphic lesceiition of the great wad xlßiaatet'l fo'ttbal reso^lthj-vs of awoth branches of the if at 105 a l le9ib latt're—all the depabtibbasti closed u respect to hats mkbory-testiifom als frox i>dividual9 aud c^tora nox bttxlbssai*uto tbißxrasss j washington december 2o.—a meeting of seiiators waa held at the capitol this mcrniiig to make arrangements to attend the funeral of the late hon e 11 stanton vios-presidsnt colfax on the motion of senator sumner was called upon to pre side on taking the chair he stated the purpose of tbe bbeeting aad ia a few very appropriate remarks slluded to the life and eminent public services of the deceased the following senators were appointed a committee to prepare suitable resolution and make all necessary arrangements for the attendance of senatora at the funeral of the deceased mr hamlin of maine mr sherman of ohio mr scott of pennsyl vania mr trumbull of luinois aud mr williams of oregon the conmittee re ported the following resolutions which were unanitnoualy agreed to resolved that we have received with profound sorrow the announcement of tho death of hoc edwin m stanton whoee eminent public aervioee entitled him to the grateful thanks of the people of the united states second that we tender to hia widow and family our sincere syir.patby in their bereavement and in token of our respect for his memory we will in a body attend lis funeral and follow his remains to the grave third that a copy of these resolutions be furnished to the widow of the deceased i in addition to the namea previously pub lished senatora chandler and edmunds and representatives judd and hooper will act aa pall-bearers of mr stanton the funeral of mr stanton will take place at twelve m monday from his late residence on x street in franklin square vt the request of justices of the supreme court concurred in by lhe family the ar rangements were taken in charge by tho wir department in compliance with the wishes of the family hat the funeral should be strictly arivate there will it no military display but in order that the general desire of the public to join in the obsequies may be gratified officers will be on the ground to assign the appropriate position in the pro fession to those who may appear st the tppointed time in deference to the expressed wish of mrs stanton the coffin will bo closed in the hamber where he died after this is done he body will be removed to the parlor vhere the funeral services will be perform td one hundred carriers have been en ...."■ i by the undertakers and the superin endent of the police will detail a sufheient brco to keep the crowds from obstructing he ntreets in the way of the funeral the list visit of secretary stanton to he executive mansion was on wednesday hen he called to thank the president ior lis appointment as associate justice tho legal argument made by mr stan ion in the whitney and mowry case was jefore asi.ocia.e justice swayne who on three several occasions the week before ast went to the rusidei.ee of the deceased or that purpose and especially for the a - tommodaiion of mr £ teuton considering lis ill health the commission of mr stanton ss asao riate justioe had not be*n signed at the ame of bis death but iv the course of the lay the president appended his signaturt tnd sent the paper to the v ilow as a mark f respect a meeting of the members of the house if representatives was held > estcrday mr dawes in the chair and mr butler of ten lessee secretary representatives hooper tnd garlield were appointed a committee to sonfer with senators with reference to thu ieath of mr stanton they reported that the senators wero iv session whereupon a ommittce consisting of representatives hooper jarbeid poland and judd waa ap pointed to draft suitable resolutions which were adopted and are as follows hesolvcl that we have received infor mation of the death of hon e m stan ton with unaffected sorrow snd that in common with the whole american people wc mourn his loss and express our grateful remembrance of his eminent public ser vice.l swaasbssa that we tend to his widow and family our sincere sympathy in their be reavement and as a tokea of our respect to his memory we will in a body attend his funeral litsolved that a copy of these proceed ings be furnished to the widow of the de ceased signed h l dawes chairman 11 b bltler of tennessee secretary senator sherman on behalf of the sena tors and representatives subsequently had an interview with mrs stanton and ex pressed to her a desire that the body should be removed to the hall of the house of rep resentatives where the funeral ceremonies should be conducted mrs manuin feel ingly exp*reased her gratitude for this mark of respect but owing to her private grief and ill health she would be unsble to be present at the capitol snd for this reason she wss not at liberty to assent to such an arrangement afterwards it was sug gested that services be held at the chnrch of epiphany as affording greater opportu - ! nity for attendance but this waa also de clined the funeral will therefore take place from the late residence of deceased the ceremonies will be conducted by rev dr starkie sssisted by rev dr sparrow of tbe alexandria episaopal seminary sympathetic proceedings im other places new yore december 26 at a large special meeting of the union league clob last night w c bryant offered resolu tions ot respect to the late hon edwin m stanton which were unanimously adopted and a committee appeinted to attend the f ucernl of the deceased dispatches show that honors will be paid to ex-secretary stanton in the principal cities throughout the country by the sus pension of business tolling of bells etc , during tha funeral services iv washington to-day a special dispatch says tae funeral will be a quiet and unostentatious one in ac cordance with the expressed wishes of mrs stanton the procession however it is thought will be one of tbe largest ever seen here this portion of tbe ceremony will be under the directiou of adjutant general townsend the army aad navy officers who will attend in rail force will follow the pro bsebsas in citizen s attire and all the rearrangements will be carried out in the simplest aad quietest manner all the senatora and repreaentativea now in wash ington will attend in a body aad alao the supreme juetioea the president will also attend togasther with the snembsrs of the cabinet the heads of bares lis the city government and all the organised sncietaßa all display will be avoi led aad mrs stan ton ebbeesbßs to have the body lie ia state from 9 till 11 o'clock to-day aa had been biiisaaleil tha mother ol the ex-secretary who ia aew seventy-aix years af age hi on her way here boat bteubanville ohio aud will ar rive to-day general eckert be-aassstant secretary of war and jadsn pmrsjrjont will have charge of the anangenamu on be half af the umily mr stanton left aa nsw£awsaf pitw!*bargh hua iacuad a proclamation calling aaaa the ettiaens generally to take action oa the dsaah of the lloraorabls ii ma stanton a fca-saer member of tba bar in that city hs reg oasts busi neaa houses to bs clnee s-sd the ciiy bells to be tolled between twat-ara o*j twaltaand one o'clock to-day the funeral oobucwmdri or i>e bokoasd iciusi lothi tuma waawumiw swaaawba 37 tt (■■>*> ala.ta.lat e m saaatoa took plaoa to z2+z£z x."x atmrka dfcttw rf t^^jefiirf^^wawa istd «< i ctarck omfct j | ■-—■-- dr opal.ll friawa tmal erf lam ihlaaim tw(mpbl fca jpal •• ••'•• aaaa.»a«l»«vi r»»>»»»^.a . eeej among those rnaaat were : fvaai deut urant with offiesrs of his boasshou vice ftaaiiaeat gauax all hmmph end ia this city inasmber of the cabinet judges of suprasss court aad district courts ; all tha officers af the army and navy on duty in tbe war depart n*antandthe principal officers irnrssaat ing taa arm y navy and marine rpa gsneral canby waa with tha fasaily tt the danaaaad the mothar of mr staatoa who arrf red here to-day waa ia company with general t t eekert the diploma tie corps wsa represented hy minister thornton city coaaoila aasmbers of the bar and a large nn»ber af other citi aeua were in attendance only a law inti mate fheads of the family were privilege i to see the fsee of the deceased previous to i closing the coffin in the chamber where he idled j at 11 o'clock a detail of a sergeant one corporal and eight men of the battery of the fifth artillery in full uniform brought the 1 coffin from the chamber to the parlor and a-mbmquently bora it to the hearse the floral display waa the moat imponng ever witnessed in this city on my bbteß occa sion tbe coffin being covered with wreath crosses snd bouqets of the choicest varie ties of flowers among the tribute was a beautiful cross tendered by seoretsry fish snother was a magnificent crown surmounted with s cross formed of white japonicaa and immor tjilts bearing the worda with mra z chandler's love other floral offerings were accompanied by cards with similar expressions of aflvction and condolence a delegation from the union league club of new york arrived hare this morn ing especially to attend tha foosral it consists of judge davies 8 b chittenden george w blunt vincent colyer and howard potter there were probably a hundred hacks besides many private carriages in the pro cession the hearse waa drawn by four j gray horses i although it waa raining thousands of persons gathered in the immediate vicinity of the residence of the deceased to witness the proceedings attendant on the funeral policemen in force kept the pavements and carriage way clear of obstructions the remains wer ' conveyed to oak ridge ce mecery for interment additional details washington december 27 no business was transacted to-day in official quarters owing to the funeral of the late mr stan ton and all tho departments were closed and drsped in mourniug the mother and sisters of mr stanton arrived here christ mas night from steubenville ohio by special car the family of the deceased have received numerous sympathetic tele grams and letters from public man in the seveial district of columbia courts to-day resolutions were adopted with reference to the death af mr stanton members of the bar and citizens also held meetings at which speeches were made eulogistic ofthe decessed the national executive committee of colored men represented by george ca dowina president sella martin vice president profeasor vaahon and mr revels were assigned positions in the fu neral procession by the city council major delancy and major augusta the first colored officers commissioned by stanton were present the ph.lai>f.li*hia ata-babs league philadelphia diicembor 27.—a meet ing of tho iauou league wt.e held at 2 o'clock this afternoon in reference to the death of hon ldwin m stanton tho president horace biuney esq presided and opened the meeting with a few appro priate remarks the hon cbar'es gib bons offered the following resolution resolved that the members of the union league of philadelphia unite with the ttwanaß of the ountry in the expression of profound sorrow for the death of edwin m stauton which wa deplore as s national bereavement that wo remember with gratitude the faithful and successful management of tbe war department cf the government by mr stanton his fearless disregard of popular prejudices his firmness and honesty in the performance of his dnties which were as essential as the army itself to tht bucces&f ul conduct of the war and contri buted largely to preserve the life of tho i.ation we remember and know him aa a power in the administration of president lincoln which no adversity could paralyz which withstood the fiercest ttorms that expended their fury upon it aud which seemed lifted up as a pillar of clouds by day and a pillar of fire by night t '.. i,o;.firm and strengthen the faith of tbe american people in the great cause of hu man liberty tbat we respectfully tender to the family of mr staulou our warmest sympathy in thiir affliction and aa a tribute cf onr respect fur his memory and of our appreciation of those public services which ri.-m.ier his name illustrious in the history of the nation that a committee be appointed to forward a copy af the fore going resolutions to the family of mr stanton on behalf of the league 3iassa husetts boston december 27.—8y order af governor clatlin all the flags throughout the state were displayed at half-mast to day in respect to the memory of ex-secre tary stanton courts cl3sxd new york december 27.—the federal courts closed at noon to-day in respect to the memory of mr stanton georgia atlikta december 27.—8y direction of governor bullock the flag on the capitol building was displayed at half mast from 1 o'clock to sundot»*n in respect to the fune ral obsequies of the late justice and former secretary of war £. m stanton fort monro fortress monroe december 27 min ute guns were fired from the fort to-day in honor of the late ex-secretary stanton red river lates ui3patcbes from the seat of ma i bt laiaiiiia to tbs axpaaaa i cbicaao december 27 a apecial dio patch to tha tribuiu from st paul of tail day aaya latten hare been receirod from i'nnbina to the lf.th ioatant tha diaoom illure or failare of coleael deania of me dougall'aaufftooßliat aad arm the in diana aarat tha liraa of hodoa(aq aad hia hil a aingle half-breed beta killed orary ona of tho canadian party would have been murdered it aacmi that colonel denaia got bask to tha qorenor'ahoaa en thceteaiaaot the 15 th tho inrargenu ware altar him bat ho got aafelf away a letter aaya that death had been decreed coloaal denaia if oaptmred thia v ia re tange for deaaia 1 efbrta to inaaene the is^iftpt gotenor modaagall and anito hanii riren np all bopea of ersr aceiag the protr iaed land arc preparing to get away thxir bnggaae would leave on tha 17th and the partybatweea the 17th aad 20th th inanrgenu will than be left ia peaaafal and qoiot poaeeaaioa of their com try china and japan addriohalbtim chika salt fu*ciar danaaxbar 27.—tha atramtaip china wiiek inifal ken jre urday hnogh 3800 aocda af ailk vormaa aad agga tnm cluaa aad jafna far lyaaa franca tv wiu w aawllillllj far warded to saw york via tha paoific kail mad lor raahipmoat to frasoa ika followuc uiti«>al adriom boa chiaa mn femnd kjr the iln»nai|i ciuaa the aew irmlirim of tao bar liaaaaie culiliili aaow that ho waaae amlitad to tho waatan aatwm or laatar hcaaaaffati aaasafal aaasal aawu da^asj«aawsa?&saaa*w llatav^ataal tle pfpertta*t avatd cathdllc mtssios beam at haakaf had baaa touua v atowwad by • atoa tha iaantaa baialy ■■»,■■ with taoiflitai taaanin of miaitar law waa aax iammr lookad lor it waa ■ aloud that caaaa ail i.la 111 aiiiiiam ol tarn any aa the aotthwaat to baaan the i n>afii o tao daka * tiiilwr aad tbe iafewafl aaataaat of vdaaind avayl-amttaimiigil a-ahy at h leaf tha rnaoa wmmmm—i with ayaat ahsv sb aswbbsh ssjb swvmi hbbvb sv new york a ctscikfaii mlkßajrr m a lab fiz n o»tt«t a vumct n tat uioii rr-rn un stmaoan at oi i»m -* in rum «• m miiam kiw you t/fcoaaiber s7 d*tid joaapk imntat toinj imiiiiai is cin cinaati wae bro kere b«day by d teetm osoor damt tary «■ ■ jtejuaitaml of gomaor hootah a t ckan of pneuißc wo.ow werfh af dr good free cuflii * to bj fata npnw uuoa tb ow wui prowblj b nrw^ud oo tamdst th gpuuk luad ul w>r itah f»bell,f,w,c.»ikdll y ta f rt,mm«i jttdg b4leoa to j um4 jilfi.l io th fuau^y f»k w daoidiu is i.to of fuk ud cm t\s paud'tu ftr puiatdb mm to •> tmui their i—iil.inl d tkat tookm.w vh vilta^tct ed tlxnmltm from %»« i««ting at which certain diraotor wwteiectod had no ri|ht forward to aak nt^ii tkromck tka court for aj 1-ff.l animt before jadgauar.pd ia tka sopreaa court chamber tod y a tntjnn waa made in the erie caae to jw^.».i mr baauay for riolating the tenpon 7 iojunetiua ia it re traiaiax "«» froaa t yne«rling in hia own suit agaiaat the rie iulwaj ia making a motion before jnuu il array aftor tha aarv ice of tae iujonetion thia caae on kirn the deciaion wie po ponad until aftor the deciaioa on a pr*no«/nietaan aa to tka jar iadictian of tka nun to une the uiiuao tion ' a fire in the old i a li.ug noa imi 161 166 and i&s ( wcr t thia morning sauted loaeee to ai a ocenpeata ranginz from 1000 to 6000 - total loae i1s.00u fouy covered by uiiu ace a rumor • ia circi^ation that irrefnlar itica ha>o been diaoo»f red in tka merchant klchange nation e ok the brooklyn a ia reportoi add for 300.000 iv.cr.j ti to the rtpob ucane another to the o«caoer»t foreign the american b'ilfppl charged with sl'bgk^viescy to rui rx>p*-clo3k of the ritra session t ptdk corps leqis latif—a new mis ,/*! i.t l'mdu m oi.l vei expected bt tbjturi tmi linut berlin december . ft - letters publish ed in the ilerlin nc^paper from rome emphatically deny t • current report oi the liberality of the naerican bishop at the estunenical coaorll the correspond - eats mincrt that tbe follow blindly the papal kail madp.id deoembt r 27 the iberia newspaper nays spain will fully settle the matter of the now cot jtitution daring the month of january j thc harvaki>f^iporo race lokdow l>ecen)bor^7 the tirrui to day republiihes i . '.-. of the harvard boat crew nhich lat i appeared in the new york papers v\p aaatory of certain matters connected wit i the international rac in august last i n t\mts rejoioe in this mauly card », au anawer to ail charges of english unfi.rnee about the race rra c paris december j7 t3 the corp legialatif to-day v,j elect:^m of laaac pervire formerly director of the credit jiobilier waa aouaii by a vote of 130 to 31 he waa a govtf mutt candidate for deputy from one of th district of the city the determination of < oe eleetioa cum waa was the lut act of t c extraordinary ses iiuu of the corps les slatif tho regular lession will bw upened o-morrow the annoudcements oi the committee of the chambers will be eiade to-night the minister will in all trobabitity resign to morrow and as befc re indicated m olli viar will be charged tu the formation of a new cabinet i he military aecre ociety mentioned yesterday by the ha*j cal journal of this city ha dwindled to mall affair the society consisted of a number of common soldiers and punished for subscribing to a fund for the relief of t ro companion who were sent to algeria or baring attended a political meeting washington proposed revision..fth mitt law it til » . ma 1-i.aa j wmbmnb drtc^^her 27.—mr j j kaox deputy '■-;■:. .■•■ f the currency bm been eu fur nsm«time put in & re vision of the mint lar.a it n proposed to embody in one law th oameroai act now in existence with ' n fjrenca to the coinage of the couatr , an.l tha different niiiiu and asa i • o cei now eauuiih l and when cq tw.<)*:v j refer the law aa prepared j a committee of experts af:*r tioat reyiaion it will be tradamitted to congrc a with the approval of the secretary of ih trwanry the new law will require th bead omoer of the mint to have hi a^ce in th trmrar^r the different miot a^d aaaary officera will report to this office and be entirely in dependent of the mui crimes and casualties heatt illtllv « « im ■ inroikh it f wm i ii uruh sax fkajicul pnahr 27 th haarieat aarthqsaka rar npariaaoad ia kaatern california l 4 narada ummd about iii o'clock laat rening tha akock waa talk with man or — mventj at bae mento marnrilla asa valla narada city lows hill cbia , taakaa ami otbar neighboring towaa , t virginia citj na vada walai wmn \ tuown dowa door balls rug aad oloaka1 rtoppad tka eon bternatioo waa j»o»i l tba ihock wai fait aartrolr on tki/low.r lanb at mil iras vibratooa wr martk aod kmth and laated aboat aa ■ aoada at beao tha aback waa iitmiij by low rjmbw wkaak i ad arly two in atm alarauf tt r hi>ita»n tka az praa tnaa karad we 1 waa datßßad akaat an boar ilnn wiajaailk aad baa kj laraafackaaadaarth^anwa aakwwask bybaaartkqaafca ■ tka aailk^aaii via fait thivuhast waatara narad t » abooka matllii all aifkt tba vavi a cii 7 dowa tnia oa tba cwasa iaad ma tbrawa baam tba track boiu'idc teot xaw tart dii—.ir ft.-tba troy t,mm laaw by aaial m.il :. baa t--:'ttrf*--j r rir ti ■ bmfllnf fair ia waabgtoa caaatj jlunlij kara oaafory a diaa 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maaypililllajg^-jahjl matt i.»u«-«anfer ml(ra tk toof j»y wki>kk n at rk j«^tt v«j • a«art tkm la k all ka atrajak wiuaat f-*--r * anahr wk alaa ml •> tka vmitiw kfstkk lag r«lss rarruun coorntrewi j v daomaar j7 a ou|maiadnai illiaiha tab tka ao»a imllil afaliaf kjy.athaw f imil—l aiiiiaatal (■ lai ■■<!■ aih uaptiaj to akteia aaauay b lalaa rafr v'-ir r jtjttui tkam to ao war mbattibrsbcft skariff of cmlpappar oti.ty wy tea thommid driun m 4 m mmbiij "~ jr ill rtijtllii fmitaawy miscellaneous thi immu oohso4(i cuiimn h c daaeabar 27.—sana spaaiak pnbo.l irrfnd km to-day ha n.w york for coba to acnoxom vommtna haw y«rk baoaubar 27 eiti—i aild waatkar ku raipa»id mari gmiaa n«hmor buy bilta ortkroa day op tba rirar tk mpallar uatbrook 111 u.t wr wiln>li 7 gut far n«r york | rouiical ban oaorgu p«bm»ir k.-tba *» tir ragular mawowtia tickrt witk oaa * xoapixm waa lact«d to-daj by an a««ra||a majiiruy of aiztjr h a hiwhk'a majority for mayor ia aighty aight * m r telegraphic summary r»m mnutri miiuji satf oam bomui december u ciuuu bib • widow aged 38 and th mother of two childrea sras stsbhed in the throat ul killed yesterday afternoon by gang col lins rough egad 20 ymi-t th uirlk took place id note street vdpiw oat of a quarrel about the awn of five benta both parties wera under the iafiaance of liquor collins waa an sited i tick new york dec^rabur m.—os tnureday night burglan entered the home of james d steboona a «• eighty years 2 age who resided one a c east of clin ton oneida county a steafxle cnavod be tween the ptrtiea the rubber laft the oil nun iawaaaihte on uie wtehaa floor and ha died a nine o'clock leaf evening iv men namsii sweeny and itaa were r reeted on anepicion peoviuuci december 2(i in maplo ville one day laat week char lee 11 array a wool eorter bad an altercation with hi aon and cat hie throat no badly that he died coon after the murderer leaned s»ti!ijin georgia december 26.—a fight ooonrred chriatmal afternoon among aoice negroes in the nutani portion of the city while a party of polio van endea voring to atop the disturbance they were attacked by the crowd and one of them john sullivan waa shot aul instantly kil led and another wounded twenty-lire negroes have been arrested lonsvii.i.e december 2g the southern eiuress office at huntington tonuesaee was robbed on wednesday night of 133u0 the robbera first knocked edward tte agent insenailila and then deliberately broke the safe no cine has been obtained to the thieves cannn december 36.—the dearer mail coach was stopped fifteen ailes from her last night by two armed men the stage contained two men and the driver all unarmed th robbera after firing ser eral shots took the stag team an 1 mail and drove off leaving the passengers.to walk to cheyenne sixty cavalrymen have gone in pursuit of the robbers to lido december 25.—the trial of philip sleimeu for the murder of augant heck in june last waa oonoloded last even ing the verdict was guilty of murder in the first degree ditkoit december 25.—a terrible mur der was committed last night * an e po lice man named kane waa found an the side walk with his throat cat from ear tt ear his neit door neighbor f.i>!hael coetello has been arrested for the crinie they had a slight quarrel in a salo m shortly be fore the runnier jacksos december 27.—oentxel ames has ordereil the legislature to convene on the 11th of january the fuuowmg officers elected at the late election are appointed provisional officers until their inatsllatinn : james l aloora governor janes lynch oolored secretary of state hniry mu grove state auditor joshua i morris attorney general about ooe-nv'th of th 1 elected are conaervativee orost december 25.—ths ontario parliament waa prorogued friday by the lieutenant governor who assessed savaa ty live bills passed during th session board december 25.—the cnion pa cific hailroed company which ydvertiaed to pay the coupons only in bcjtoa has reconsidered the decision and will pay them in new york to those who wish on and after january 3 chicago december 25.—a special tele gram from st paul says the delaration of independence of the provisional government of kupsrt's land and tkeliarthweef territory was received from red hiver to-day it is signed by john bnue preaidant.^ad louis kiclle secretary th preamhis of th document which is qaim volumuoms re emee that the bepublie's aatkirity eom meads the obadiasoe aod nenect sf ita anb jeeta and that the people wham they km no government are free to adopt whatever ferm.tseesfit tha the people a kunaf landhavehmetufesenniultl tu author ity of th ewnpaay of edreatarertkaowa as th bodam bay company whirt jtamm stance had pfaaal over tham)'that this swvermakeat wan tla fram aasa\«ia aha waauaf ta people thai that fs veraaseat having abaaocoaad toam ay tnshkrrmg te a strange pawer the eaora asrtkvity «*> ided to it the people tapert'el^a aael th aorthwast wrriasrj haaaaw re tram auallsiiaaee to said gov mmeat that they retaas i reeetaaas the as 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cemmmtawy w aat < aat t asamaj aa«g aas l|i.i.n ai aamsj ai th a l b^amim j btaßamtmf whaathey wiusask a au stri shrhv the 111 i m saapart af qavejav hto m^ttann the ata • iarts aesmx l l^amam mnasafeafafaml 1 faaaa^sa aasataamaa atavatvaatmv avatsat atmav mammaaa^mfjt 4 1 a^mavs j at^^s^aatlml maaammmwmj mj ammaamw unknown wiwiiim t>nialii ml—twdeath af mr da.lmwitirtrfi.yto wto.im aw r ill iwm aaaaaatt saalilliali jaattaeaf th»jljl idwt tv.|li il—aai mm are jadf ia.ii ji il iltatj lm hart 2l jageplßniiaat - ltew yark and h i itfi ■■>■!/ a new york bad agnail tli;iliikimttt imsmm*will watka steam the now yark wow iihl«»p tv tm*r wkaraby thia aiumm > aeaiirte iwii j •( lk in itnlmli f fctdtrtn^i tsjy t»tb."tr»riitr to the bsaaii pmjtlyi aw i»nn hang etcoa«reasaata7aßßt of jaauary theri viutokmmw ia iiilii«.».arlw luidii ibnrtiao far a oa of wq ia iatolrad il ai aot imiii tktnair k»t a winl l c coatee i tk emu war tha qaaeuon lataaa ■ laa llajia mipiuiaaina w c a maty b maajaand iihllgaßmj unless the ii till ■!■ tha eaata||sia liana reaaiiaa ia it kitsuhf ttaajthatim thai iiiitaaih when it wan a p ml that nfiniaia be k did aot drive it oat af iho headset £ & wattm cad kit follow era mm of wjaaa mail to nin the qaaatiaa anew at the in mitnlgr the waruttfmi aaya hnl ua.by oiimfiln af the dkria f viajaua raarhea1 hare imb 11 iiaag aa in iimas it i mill m umirtim wiatmdntm vir fahmimim tk l i i»tiif mv lyplyan th tmt haaa miimii faiat ual m iiittin i th liip—lliw m offiov n|mllr to offiad tka mttn-kadkak o thai buu * a apaaial di«p«>eh to tha k«w york tnbum my i twh u • report to uie saet uat vi adaiaittntiua iv bow u dar aanaat aoßaidantioa iba pnpriaty of cbugioi iu ooutm with nunaae to cnba aad ipiadily t«eof»itini tba beßigareut righf tl ik ißaargalitt tkia onaraa •• iaptuad by tka andact faahat of th p<m laof thaaoaatiy aad tha tamper of tho tajoriljof coagrcat tha report farther fttt thai sacretarjr fiah and bcoator sanaar a*<ra xpnamil within tliraa day paat aaoh viawa aa wt«w indicate a eliaug ukxpauey towaha tha cabau aad a higher aaafidaaaa ia thair fatan tha praaidaat has ban informal l>y tha uadinf rapahlkana in caa«tre*a that thr doantry ia graatly liimi'lfit with tht cabnnßolioy of tha adaiiniatntion u\.i oaa of tha leaders of tha hoaaa aainred ths praaidaat that it wsald ba impouribla to prevaot ia fiiaii aai aavaaa cnticitm of th paaitioß aaanaad ia iha amni whan tha boudaya wara orar anhai aoma early and fammua action wara taken on the cuban skat la farther avidaaaa of tha prohahil tty af tha ehanaa indioaasd manator ham aarhaaaaauad a gaat^aman of high poaibion that ha wai praparad to anatain the t eoog mtinn of aha aa aoon aa ha beoama coarisoad that tha bcpablio waa committed to aminnipation in tha eaate interriaw the senator in i mated that he waa now more favorably impriaaaa an that point the admmiatra tioa ia in tha poss»a«on of official c ru a o praaidaat caapede'a proolamationof novem ber 30th and of detailed auoonnta of tha operatione of tha cnbaa army under the radaa the faronbia oharacter of theaa ioobbmau buy hare had the aarna effect tha foregoing information ia not derrred from cuban aoureea no member of tho junta or any agent thereof aa far aa >■ known ia tha oity maw ton daeamber c—tea more at laafjaaaaah gaahaeu wmnt below yaatetriay mi lay of quarantine uttl tke other thrau rhich are short of men can gain them the tag boat j c neaffie blew op at at lantie dock on friday night and waa nearly tola to pinia of the three men on board two aaoapad aainjatad and the othar waa badly aoaldad a nnmoer of drunken fourth ward row diaa baring beea arraated on obriatmaa with piaasis ia their pooketa jaatioe dow ling ftteiamitted thair leader for trial remarking that ha ahould ootnmit every arnwl 1 ruiik^d man who might be taken bofore him tha monotony cf priaon life waa kindly rahad by tba commi»i»nrra of uaaritiaa aad correction for tha three ban ana iamatee of tha tombs oa siu.r y they aant thither lira handrad pounds of tnrkey aad large qnantitias of other meat and raaaaablea aad gmta tha ariaeaara a ia st jamai chnrrh yaeteriay morning the arargiaen decorations caoght fire ana there waa altouet a p«.io bii the caa gfaaalina the nasnea ware eptadily extia gaiahad stbacuh daoamber 27.—tha moat de tractive fire that has occurred here in many yean took filaoe this morning break ing oat at two o'clock and continuing la*4 ialo the aaereiag sevan large brick stnreo in aowth selina atraat awaad by lwiu hamlet k cnrnsa were burned or crushed hy falling walla five of them wrre wholly deatratea togeiher with moat of their n t»nta ihalamaa thaaa baildiaga ia 7u ooui nuared for th.ocw banaett liroa dry as il da aad aarpets oosapied two toree loea woo.ooo iaaarad f 100,000 f v wabath araaar lost 15,000 ia etock iaaarad 11,000 f p vaatdsr hardware daalar loaaa 16,000 ia aured 40,000 wom bros furnitara ).,» 112 010-insured 9000 peaae johason k pi si still itoree loaa fmo—oottrred by t&amreaoe charles talaaaa bviiding latiglll by falling walia loaa bxio-fully iaaaraa amerieaa taa company leae uoo-iaaarad moo u k cab hoard ng ao—a we ia a lank la eateata lto milan ahoat aaa huadred baara an me thair atatbiag and othar property there were a aaaiaar af other loesee ag^re naiag abaal 20 k total masea about iatmoo laaaraaee mt.goa utmb duamliii scv—hfafsroanarals banks aaa baraairla teak thair departam frn ifirnai n aaitrirs jtititiij on uie boyal ataoßaauaahin jan at uverpool tha rmmr ™«• adi«ori>l ar aaa mrjai atv laaaaat pabmaehaa af the laaj smariisa abjl.aiitii nmifil tha sf&a/or eouiden saeratary bmrt wall a child jaftaaaii ui pba the wrisar aaatiaaaa fniaiililiag inniaal n haa*j aaa uauvac edvaaeee aaaa ool lasiialialiaaatil tha ttmm a ta-aay haa aa editorial on aaa alabama aaaa»7|«iilli h aaarat air rtah waa ai g that aaglaad ahaal aptayll l|lllli|l la aamriaa tkan la any other aatiaa that oraat britai.i eaaahl bare m awvaiaa bar had urn em daciadtham la the label and sexam have laabbaab&abbbbai mf baaaßiaaaaaaaavß a^bmaaaaaatt 4aaai lahaaaaa f f aaacaiaaarary weee'aaaue t faareee the iaaake*aaaaa,laglaad we much laasaue to ahaak thea here war^w atajyajj ityte tiglnl paan diiiaisat p.—the f—ok iaar aala hava irtiiln naiiatiagaa thajyt that laa paaaljiaiell.l^u_e.titted ton caaaaaa atxisakaa*ar aaaaaaamaaßaala al aaaaa daseaahar b.~*s^m aaa anil ***"?* aaamgj qmmbl xmaar^amaaaaatm aaf flbbbbbbbbaa^^bbbaaaajbbmbbbbslaa aa^aßßbaat fiilaai^at^bbbk^bbbb^bt^bbv to kimo arum job printrooofffiec klallkock " okpt im«r kuiufhii mr mebmb m bbba bbha l i *. «..- t im-j a.a the buffalo exprtis i i.i;u?iiui hx ims expkehs i'kkii 11 mi co ao ir s wax ktsiir »«•*».(!« e»rv tio sssk ■" :::::::::::::::::::::::•.:: s thk evatotno expklttfi two uuom)tft 1 aotl 4 p if ielir»r»d to dtj ntbaertimn aft lixteui tan la \ r w >'... business directory iauk bl'si.vsss altd lucatuj of thb lf.jluisti liqusks of lvfpalo tbom of oar mi]m who nub r —-' in but b '.. my cutting thi out uj lulu it » a re/.:en ~ w.il i»i mo and irouw tbe klaetka hu biai e*rolul li^fc-e ti.ii uitiittly i"ib»tclart«.i architects c-vitl'n k po~ltk at mu>t axk.h i'lamis edoe tms bkate3 u « 1 j wiiit 112 tnu ao'l implements castings tc liijaahb iltua wokjuj caiaaro dmicuil r.askercs p w eubt kc , . ; ai cor geaaev blind hinukb finbcastinus c t'labi a cu.,car 1..a a m 4 vlr*lul»ltl bookh am stationery ekmbt lirajkit * lao , va ma cor mohawk hi.kici * übr .!» ■>!■ ai.j t w *«>«. u h itu 3o main blank books stationery ao yol'ao look .■.., & jubjiiov 200 mala cukuncr a ji;nk t t i,,.j.,i uoot.s a siioes a l hcliayvr.l -<■ hun jauui il ji:in-..i i .. .... blank book manufacturer j u c 11k.uu1i.u iim i m .■ -*"•«. ■*-■-. xuifectio.mutt wh.ileaa'.e & ketail w u ul.ixui i mi 1 fchw ii cabfl.j.i oil cluibb ixathers j r * j z jn i i . tertr i.ii jlun confection krts wholesale he w.i 11 r.ai..-k i.l fc«..uca 11 a mk-mvl.k 4--j il-u i tit j[.,u china otaim * cbocu&x matiu»w o'nrjlu 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its v , oso w kuul'l 17 s tantrt gents nnuasuiko goods illlll.s n h 1 a m '':: h sj7 mkiii ■ h lai¥he>xk ■. t iu i»uu mott 4 1:.m.1.1 r 7 main guns and juu elry j 0 hob3on .'. co 165 main hotkls bonnet's-notkl tor vv»fchlngt jn anil carrsll harness saddles fcc j 8 lytlkasiin w kxcliau mansl in pan'lk iilmi'iiitky bu^eww-.r to jno hum imo_t ft !■' -~ 3u3 mum hard'.vaue isoit tt 0 e walbuukik 2,1 him ar.tl 0 sw^tl hohtj.n's a lup corkwi mai mma feidnay sh r.l i k uu t « main rowlttt * sond 1 kwav dt wittc wtku a co u)4 m.in for w hwan hardwaue and iiecal9 pratt * co w s and im ttrrate hot air ix'itnaues | a p qilbbllt h6 maili hats caps and firs 0 * f lii i'!ti.lli ■ - v bkiiutolu * uk 2'jl maui wat w llfkul .;-! mate iron fouximit eaol iron wiiuks p^iry cor ul»«ua(upl cli.mhn ikon woltks c-iurch cor jatkaoq iron founders engines 11oilf.rs cbo w tiftt bonb a co wa-tiiint.'ton nrohio iron nails r r si'iks c pratt * co 4tj 4s aud iot.rratt lauer bker uilli\rd9 4c micua£l k.jesteh 201 main 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reaauoab'e pr ■ i iictfal uoukminu riosi 414 main rt.,am«ri«wi bletk 1j or mlcl.l.a.i i.,t»t»cen oatamai n i klk iv ii aiiinli..t jiim t|,e n d»r will pi a return h aaa l..rj at i waaaatra wibuu a^»larmac>.|ne tu r im cine 1 ' 2 f oht.-o.m jiie us isaftamt a j_i m.l baj or rotiet aaakaaata two bank p 4n b.,.k ral i»per ol 10 a nln » un „, aiui a bur,<;li of ujr the qujer w,:i bt — '—~ ,' w.r.i«l aj ea.iiij tv pi.aiiij at th bufla c sai '-'*■«■ l»3t i pot—a black.anu-ta.n r dcxi on iborewardajbtraumltn i to tbs imit s u waji j bjtt wanted—i wish to kent foi ff a wrnioltfe ye\r 2.'oorio.j ft from on llil wmit bank ol th.j buffalo hiv.r n de;th to the ciit mb liiial i'artia dt»irn ucli , „,;, nw will ftmm pplj at mj juun i/tro w 1 ivxrl t county okderm coi7iity oe il.r»-|lu,of<lof uo-.utjr urden mt d bj . lulib otto real i a broker h j brown ■ buildinr initiations rhmav*i i7"afted a situation by a h vaaaflaa wl.o wiii.t t.,ar ( r maki heratli latmawvttaaral m.-mi « arid tfnlu^a ai a rcc.-m peuso or ber boarj adiita h f.,3^2 ninth ar _. 12.v3 h eli'-m algs wanted a canvasdkk pob liio aid ire liiku.anc a imrt fn.r^cii tn will llnda rare_..i-e ijii ad.lrt a h c tltanttlii — tuues kneiuietkj * t in*n to tali o'<l?rs for tlw btnr nstv cove d danyieroimb tif-a apidjatthrofl.ee nn b^3 main iiott u r < stairs 121-ti to b ok innolttk.—wanted a f.>n.«rder baklk 4 ji>n£s s2o and 2*5 wanhi.-igrton at'#ct ki for sale—tiik hew commodi in 1j a'.iiry frame no 23 i llen at lot 40x110 will lw anl-l rliuap ami on aty te vis if amdie-i for io.tntot tauib.ka 424 eaut swan or lex p.cki.bjng ho it wet s.m t 120 ijiijß sale—the iood two stoky baism lwcljiri(r witii haiuiittl aatuitl uu the ■ uilivt't qit '■( tl i [■ and t'almcr live a ti.i u a porj fi all 1 esfei m f i^r tarn th hou )■ li no d order d<l thuw 1c will i som at a reaaon u '_ hsos s bakaatt kiis land tsim i^tb3t-clabsdwellino7orgai 1 w ft sa at , two ktorj brick linlihed amst wiih i iv item ailwmiawills hil iwxli fri «.■ tli > ou il7 lt n & b ' kes 1 browne ruildirt for sale a twi btoet frame i ulli-liig ihj u-id aa ■• »■■■'. itiine on r .■ .'.::■■ -' near ■■ v it •» ill bo t-ni i cheap ii t.tus i b.kek jk bale—bousb and lot 261 1 b»an at i'nc isui app.y to jo un otto 8s pt-arl at ijios sale-a new residence on brnut •■-; jerfeol v fl.uiici tlnuughnjt it ap ly to iuun uto 81 pearl at for sale—by m mccomb 10 s uivismn k nsestsj mtii or ».» in the m ol wqliask la uno ol the in.v ' d.ilia in .'..• sutc i,j 21 feet uf water found i t sale in he v ili/e of aurora in r . fjl^ra ii ill in i li-e hui-inesa i i l ■•;• lian.r for adv on who *.-, < o '»-■». in uiu kind of busioia j : north mite]ls it ts.chj frame !■■: soxlio t palmer *.., i suilj irame lot soiioo is pal er it 1-awry f ani lo uxloo 352 scnei>a rt 2-htorv frame lot 2iiloo is miii-rr at 1 staff !>»"•«. i t 2jx's7 130 wiilum at stitv rame lot s7iljo im william it jn'.orj frame bvl 3u.uo m tenth st 2 t.>ry trame lot 25xh 161 ninth at 2 a-ory tra-uv lot siu 43 > moulh division t i-^-'.orj frame lot 4cxl»7 !■;•* swan it 1 rj t*u.v itff ii : nnrth dmsiss at i t ~ v mint 7(u4 4ma south bivi on tt 2 tory frame lot ssxl3t 291 north livi^iftv st l|--i tt frame iol xtzllß 00 walnut it 1 atoryfr-me lot3oxls7 i 1 ha wart is l«tnrj frame ot soiltl 1-.3 t«nth at 2-.1 ry frame let e5z104 ms ifntli •'., 2-btory frame lot 37x104 for aale or exchange for citr prodcrty f*e ra fkie farms ut>d«r hlith eul'iva ■. many cf tfaeoiare w«:l alculateu for gtrjenu jarpo^e ub houses and lots for sale i.v bumf * sanfokd 16 west win st hnd'on rt 1 toiy fratu lot 60x100 prire taj(xi t vvaabidgton at atnrr brick lot tox7o [■. ■ * immk j»l krtrth dwinon hi 2-ii.rr friunr lot tfixlt ftsttsm bl aid m tilth t toi-v frame oubls beuac lot i i -■. prio»s36oo ? ; east eag-t it l-atory frame lot mxt?o ; -:•* sjssj is4 rarr..ll rt 1-itory trame md 1-story briev i>rioe •■-'■' 572 north dlvisfon rt 1j story tram lot uzllft pric r-^oo l i st 1 itory fnmit lot uxlw pnee 2300 emj oeorrla at li-atory frame lot is«t7 ph«e ha s arkanaa i*t ij-«;orj irame lot milm price mm 157 mstlt it :--..• a*t . l«t 4txls2 prloa sms 192 siztfa rt 1-atory cettace lot 15x100 •■?■!* pennsylrmaia it ff-etory frame lot 10x180 prloe 607 ninth t 1-iury frww luad barn m 4#illu a rd pric fssoo 143 ferry t lj»u»ry frame let twxloo prl ims 175 dermth at ij-atory fraom lot so to ae»y pric ■ 2 00 ____^ rpu prtysician.s amu i/ruiafia jl for ami the central y ; ci.nl premime 10 pearl nrtfi iat.-ljr otii;i by dr wjek 11 the houae u in rery c mj.!«t order id>pl.ed with aa wate . bath room mi nan admirably arrana^d and ocatcti for a j>h»-i un or oh r buainu rrquirlai a dow.i t-wn sttuatioiu pr eoslo.ooj terilw w lir lto ft baker 1 brown'a bu.ldint i^ihkap houses fox bale.—two j n«w ji-»trty fraro h.m +<. 09 and 105 cottage m with gsa aod water and very d«*iran new l|-»u>r eott oa tvt.u'th st mar luryland twn-s:or r fnsw 0 ranw »«; ni lot two-story f*mwa tl b t nth rt wita barm u^tory frain "* ninth rt with bar llttory brick m york t tot 49x100 two-ttwy brtek.li s ulvialon rt cenirat loesiioa t gttmj brick 110 swan st nearly n«w tw^^twai«s«meaat;lo(4ou7sto fol eb*ap a|*7 auaikmußnaar n * bn.w.-.bull-ta«a for sale.-a nbw akujikst da»«ilott iiahaaw wmt all ta jaajrra^lav awara lot u»x»m teat iwaat aah . a»u in.lhatm lwhtnat run sal£_ta jfulu>wuiu !>*■ f anbli milnna !••. it unaware «-, t^torr wlaw aaa bam fa watarawlanaaa auntilla o.«a»maia i^ahiw with lltoj nar aa waaarawrm.ili lm aauu aa aa ii ' i aaf a aaaaal wa aaaaaaa atj nwt a ***. j _ ■■ 1 ■ aat ■ il*a aa aaaa ilk ssaw wawßßßajlhll aa»v w-aihaw j aflh bjmavc vl b aw : ni •< ta^a«a»aaaaki.n t t»»a.a«ma»arta nil i i yiwamaal^l^urr wtt wta w t^»l»a-av^awrta»awty m j4fa;tomaalond.ra«dav 99 i pearl st between eaolk hq * and court rt board wiik or iihvui room and la a pleiaans loealitra terna rtawnaak ml ktaisbss chajce tsvo saloons for sale.—two of uk beat nloooa in the citj(or.mil oaaeeotut of th propri.tora wisbmfto oater into aiiihir m.air oqulre at comer of main and ea»le t a«nciit l k w leshakt tzs-4t wakttd a party engaged in tho a ifar-i.r f ra'.lr a>in eairf a partse with aca iv of from kom to 5000 a ply to joh ctto 1 pearl *. m wanted a partner with a caah capital f tsooo to j.och ia a we c tab lis!^d pajrui buitneai in thi dtr proota largg r.-k rk'vin.l on pabe of taking ciiaiv f olßc b»b pnfema addraa mrou«h tae foe hale uor sale—a vacant lot 31 2-3 1 hr 131 r rt on uiinia>tn wr elermia at lllff a b^eelt ■» eri land ugoa livingston county farm.—a fir t da grain at.j t«k arm in tae lowa 4 m v llomi with gixml tv idin k --, t«ro ureaardu of choice fmit ai.d cttryti.llifc in t,uod atiape al '..' ! b'.ock hoiata mii farming tool th farm '■»- a4lfeaj eiyht acr a pric cj per acre sbtoa i far below it atoe 118 jl bak bl"_l l obvt ipor sale-at eobert deiip > ik's steam i.iia w ■, h waablngton htreet mi hone fowar ecrid i<h return flue boll r al o.np me 1 is hone piwer engine loeomotit boiler ml *' " " l-i " ■• •' 2 aaf of the abov cnginee and boilen wll be pu in go fl lunr.ln w dar and r.l.lche p 117 lm a fine store on main stkeet - v il txcliaoge for a good dwmiiog or v.^.i a*a luijureol s9waeds a i ■' i kunti lv east seitici it for sale—a small stock 01 dry good af will exwbanl for city pr..yarty 1 1.1 of fliklhli . a mikum 10 e hi eca.t ul a good engine and boiler for aale ehrau at the caftan planuif mill boll'r i kichtenwalt tf cor chicago it old papers for sale—at ■ centa and 7a ceuu a hur lrcd ato.ua ofsce t jlst-hjnifes for re>"t—a larce builo^r litfht lon ;!.'■ id s,tm r:.'.1 aiup eu to mm ■ i.tu , m [,-.. )-■.. aijil lv j'.h . otti bl pwu housk3 to rent 1 itavkanum berof ir uv hou^s which i wilt rent to ui 1 1.-7j kvt k ru»tij iri_m rates of rent o louib utto h 8 brown buudlngi afurnkjued house to rent m lous si to m«:n t bufftia with «. ■■■.'- n in a j ~••. blatfl of cullirmtion tt«ched 1 to n rented to & ira t»mi;y fur hire or irtx mouthx jt until the flmt of k»ynext i'jt»ewloti riven on tho ist ol ju tfcmt pt«wrea fee includeti hm wftter ft . . . i nt-i b_rn for infnr mat'-kt *[■,'.'• o i l_i pnarihl on nj iar before ■ a m tluriti the prcacut month ukolio w 11 f.llto n bit wi'-i l to lkt-rooms rooms am foweu to kent i.i ■, :■ ■ ar tl i>.j tlia puwrr con ■ mbl li uf c & ii hcl_j a,i;,-5b i ml the c&..*l nflblo hfost«4ces moie1 cjau-je3 fox sale.—sev nii first-cla unrtl'sktre hualnrtn mpel nt otiat d by rdwabdi _ bickland k«n k»t*te»nd imuniio broker no u e*atsen«ti vtonev to loan—i have fif itjl !■ » '■.'-: u-:.i..l uollart whk-v i « ii toinrrkt ti ji'tn hu ■ 1 i > mprtgm^e jo_n tto 1 pemrl st mortgacas for sale l'ume it iudott h w swu rt legal notices liuprbme court coi'nty of m ij ag\r john j«h"f»>n john ch^dwi k a 1 dtvviil a mi**rm-n l untrt bml nhn i-'otiuer r i u17.4-j-i kuun.r iv i!e pu i elia f h»u|;fat n ni indfl-wj liau^ht ii !.■ iii-.a-il mi im d ku iiu *;. l-v n ~ ■<..-. ■ l,er i unhand ll*ry a i i'll w ! ii;i ' i lltt i h';n;j p and iu+*r t j nee ikf-nd^nts co j hu f.-auir ml i liz iitth fo:i'-cr hi wif j p*r mcßi p 11 u-ht.n a-d a ln w j uaughton ber h i 1 ■!. mmm u ruiiiora mil u'»it h*n v n her huibim mary a it wlutd»nd will'am k.iw i .'■ ! tier h til an < j ate f lock defendaau you are hereby nunuout d;-j nuwtr tin complaint of j jin j'lii »»>, joh i c ajwic ar.d tttrii *• sher in in j-l iit-ff which wm fim in th ottvo of thj clerk of ni-r»ri coun y a the city of lot ki*ort in th tat of nff vark on at 17tu d.y 0 sep cm b:r 13»!y an la srrrre a copj of y.jiir answer on tt.t suhc.ibers at tl:e.r offi<-e iv th citj of loc*rort itliin tuenfy dayi after the arrvicc c.f hi sum m*ns ■■. ■.'-•: i !■ of the l:vy of acrvico r>r the ['« ■ ttfl will ■.!■,.. to the court forth rr-licf detnaudird in llic saiil ctmtilnint fak.mill 4 brasef putft auyi 1-13 m^ra l.ocp-rt.n f taxes erie county tax of 18(39 krie cox*\tt trrasrrfr'b office corner f 8n ec ■ ao<l i esa 1 street - uuflala imcember 1,15a9 } notice ts hereby iriren that tha asaewment rolu and warrant f.-r i c -■ t i vv,j-di of the city of brei re-«ir d by mo nil t,i t a 1 y r.ni!i and c>r poiallam n me i thereia are required to pay the r mm t fi ohr en or . efo*-e the 15-h day f nk next i ;■ v a 1 tax .- iid before the llrai addition of one ht c n enii-m i.th j tli-n a te--wi 1 be male upon all taxes from i,m to lime remalnirs unpaid until fire p«r cent ah-ll be added ihe ad diti n f one proanl wi l h ■ made on tht aeeond aud ftixtecnth tiny ol each m i.th am taxea re naininij uupud i n the lfith day of harch next wiji draw ii.tereat at the rate at twdra per cent per an num ami ail taxm r«niaininf unpaid on u.e 16th dayof matxb n will be placed in th handa of a ei.i.lfc.'ir f r ■* i tiori the brlif lira for recettiaf taxt without addi i ". r-n.!-rii neg*aa.ry that the heavy tax-pa>«r lioulj procure their bills ami make tbeir paymfnta i f rh in the mi>mh as j-i^.i i t-'rfi houn fr ti a m to 4p m charles r dihikki lm trmaorerof erie coun»f wixes tcst received from j j j & f bigrist it1 n'm c!..:!.:t vineyard si pa tatet cali nrnia by ciip,«r snipe radian and semii-ola a r quantity of tlioee rich and excellent ohmmi wines am bra.vdies off>r*d for aass at the wn rates th-;r winr and drandlfi are itrletvy atraot«d pure rieaw ca iat ripcst k kelluvs wholeaale oro^ni and liquor de*l«n 122-tj 47s haln at , bufluo 8 t t gilug a son * import of foreion and dealan hi native wines particular and prompt attentioo paid to all order i 73 wa3bingios 81 buffalo ». t lurkn7 uillti chas giu.io pstabiished 1858 p j hi\^ouß o and 119 comrarral at importer and dfavr la urakdies scotch aad kgl'sh alih dublin an fndok pukt.ri i-ipek uiiiuical o h hi mm ato s drt tajlzaxaf aad de r aincull a t».'a cabtc hofbi champagne *!••, ftok aawat lo thi pi.ea<ist tiub wine cohpakvs pabis tipumhox cakr blahcm aad mil wisau natal ale and pouter niaunin t domtßa uctdl tti rrputat'on ol mr dowkatm ibhim at ftm aka rorwn.ae.l a afem fwaramr at tte aoek lt wbma w propoa to iwra a ..« patnav all orawra wol rtou proatyl mawaia h t-l bcftalo ottno omffaaft b>egi*banc aj mwiaifgw charles e fwnkwobth ekim mum ' in hah nint eoßna wax dawamaira uonalo.m t wauaw rllwavlmiamlraajimda w k4l aaawaur i ii ■ ■—«~. m km 4».-i.a * » sale qf holiday coodb continued tjntil new year 1870 t & b^ajstcjeioft j 959 main street fciwam guivt yu eajitmciui mhs is sets ror eeiuil ruum inlaid pearl writim desks elegant jewel boxes fancy boxes or f.yehy ntsceirnon ard prices portmonies jet sets pdff icief sleevi linjli 3rushes fanoy watches tks knivbs kc barnes & bancroft 359 main street . lio-tf over 20,000 of dry goods saved from the late fire ahern's store 358 main street slightly damaged by fire and water wiu u k.ij ju weeneseay and thursday dm » as o m at 10 i m at v c t i o in lots to suit the tkade for tes benefit f whma it umj craeen at no 1 west seneca on mm ram mmi mttr n-uvrr • t act ■■•■». great cleabing sale boots & shoes •■ toy e t7 l%js-=s^a^£&s^ss kntoi stock without bsubvz at ooit less than cost look 70ft babgains james h jewett miidk im i—l m l