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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

IMrRovrn BUFFER The P. ". & R. Il Il. Cn.
is putting Miilcr's patent Buffer and Coupling OF
perfect seli-conpllng arrangement, aud entirely
does away with the necessity of standing between
cars to couple or uncouple them. The platforms
arc even with the car door, and nt so closely to
grthcr TINT child might pass from car To car
while the train was in motion without danger.
We never saw any arrangement so admirably cal
culated to rreycrt accidents to railroad passen-
gers and employees and since one of the largest
railroad corpoiations in the country has now
thoroughly tested and adopted it, it will be Grim
innl for othe s 10 continue to unnecessarily en-
danger human lives by the old and always dan.
gcruus coupling apparatus.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

GREAT RAILROAD OVER THE MISSOURI
RIVER. The authorities and people of Kan
sas City have determined to celebrate the
completion Of the Railroad Bridge over the
Missouri river at that place on the Sd day of
July next. This bridge is triumph Of en-
cheering genius ana skill, and completes
the last link in tue iron highway that now
spans continent. lis Importance to the
commerce Of the country and the world is
incslculablc and il is proper, therefore, that
its completion should he suitably commence
rated Grnilernan from all sections of The
country have been invited to the celebration.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

In New York monograms continue TO be the
rage, and that of the Mayor ca. Oakley HalD is
quite unique and appropriate idea. 1t is formed
of the letter o, encircliog golden KEY, which,
being laid across two a,sls, forms the letter II,
and thus we see Oakley Hall.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

RNv. Nix MArLAcK.-The numerous friends
Of Rev. l.. q. Matack will be glad to hear of his
prosperity He reports from Amcs chapel. New
Orleans. His congregation began seven wee ks
ago, with leo only The highest figure reached
160, Sometimes the evening congregation is not
more than 15 Full members, 55 prohntioners
H. Rcjniccs in the addition OF new members.
Over 30 persons are present at the weekly pray
,,r nipptiups
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

RoBBEaY IN DovER.-Last Sunday morning
Alex. Ash (colored) entered the storehouse Of
Morrison White Il Co.. in Dover, and stole y
pistol, some shoes and several other articles. lie
was arrested and the property recovered. The
Deip"urcm writes the aifir up somewhat elab
orately and says II occurred "wbllc all the good
people Of the town were ut clurch," and then
states that the thief was seen making his escape
by ga gentleman who was engaged in his toilet
ii an adjoining buiiiing." 1t is good thing this
late drtsser was not one Of "thr good people" IA
the thief uigllt not have been discovered
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

M,nyLANp AND DELAWARE RAILROAD En-
rExsloN.-As the Maryland and Delaware Rail-
road will shortly be completed to Easton, the
people below that place are beginning 10 take
action TO secure its extension to Oxford, on the
bay, according to the original plan. They expect
TO raise S10,000. which il Is stated will secure us
immediate extension 10 Oxford.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

S,LE or IoTsoN SATuRpAy.-The sale OF Build
lng lots by Mr.. Heald in the western part Of the
city OF Saturday. came off us advertised. The at
tendance was slim, the weather very warm and
the lots sold at a very low price The whole 43
lots brought little less $1,000. The gentlemen
who rot them are i'm luck
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

p. y. ArpoINTMEST.-At Laurel, Sussex coun-
ty, Thomas II. Riggix is appointed postmaster,
vice John NJ. g. Hearn, removed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

As Grant was driving TO the ferry in New
York, Thursday, he was recognized by the
driver of car, who shouted at the top Of his
voice: ''Do We moind the dhrop o. wather 1
gave We, fQrnint the stupted ppines at Shpot-
sylyanis Court Housef'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

PosT MASTERS ArpolSTEp.-At loves Cross
Roads, Sussex county, Del, Joseph B. Cannon
is appointed Postmaster, vice James w. Smith,
deceased !; Mt Odessa. Newcastle county, Del,
Henry P. Baker is appointed Postmaster, vice
James A. Lord. removed; at Milton, Sussex
county, Del. John G. Polk is appointed Post
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

QUEEN ASNEs X, R.--The Directors of the Q.
A. u K.R Il. held meeting Wednesday, at which
Mr.. Stearrs the contractor for that road. was
present Mr.. $. agreed to go on with the track
laying imlnelaiely.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

Tnm BANus oN TIE FOURTH OF JULY.-Thc
fourth of July coming on Sunday this year the
banks will observe the following day-Monday,
July 5-as holiday. 1t is expected that noles
falling due on either the 4th or 9th July this year
will bc paid on Saturday the 3D.. The banks
whose discount day is on Monday, the First
National and the National Bank Of Wilmington
and Brandywnc will discount on Saturday the
Sd. Monday the 9th will be generally observed
" n hnidnr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

LIVERY STABLE AT CAPE May. Mr.. A. d.
Yandcvcr. well kauwu 10 most of our citizens.
has opened livery stable nj McMakin's Atlantic
Hotel, nj Cape May We advise all our readers
visiting the Capes to give him their patronage
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

LAY DELEGATioN.-Thc result of the vote on
lay delegation in st. Paul's NJ. E. Church. on
Saturday, stood 4S for to against 1t will be
by the figures that three-fourths Of the con-
gregation failed to vote on the question at all.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

RNMovAL.-Mc NJ. NJ. Child & Co. have
removed to their new " Exchange Building" " at
the Southwest corner of Seventh and Market
Streets Mr. J. 7. Heald has also removed to his
new Office in the same building. His Office is
handsomely furnished and one OF the most COM
fortable in all respects, in the city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

MAIL MEssEHGER.-At Greenshoreugh, Md,
frcm tue Maryland Il Delaware Railroad, Thomas
Williams has been appointed mail messenger, at
Sl10 per anpum.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

LITERARY EXHIBITION AT Wy0MISG.-Thc
Phoma,hean Literary Society of Wyoming Col
lege will give literary Entertainment on Thurs
day evening" July Sth, at which there will be
speeches, orations, dialogues. Ii usic, etc. The
college then closes FOR the summer vacation and
re-oprns on Tuesday, September 7th.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

: The iewelry store of William & ]. u.
Mayo al Chicago, was robbed on Thursday
of fifty six diamond rings. The rings were
in ahow case, and were not missed there
until time for closing the store.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01
rorrlArroS ny COLOR AND sen.
Total i8,o57 i4,ool gs,0s 1881 i,4so 2,7ci 1889

MILITARY CoMpANY's vIsIT.--The Baxter
Zouaves. of Philadelphia, will visit the Sheridan
Rifles, OF this city, on July 12lh.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

To HE 4 SLMI-wEtKLy.--The Cambridge
Dtm0crat 0Rd HerdM announces that as soon as
the cars commence running to that town, which
will be in few weeks it will come out as semi.
weekly. 1t will be the only paper published
more frequently than once week on the Eastern
Shore,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

FOURTH or JULY.-Moupt Salem NJ. E. Church
Sunday school will celebrate the anniversary Of
our Independence by pic-iic in the woods on
Monday, July 9th.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

\ MARROW EscArE,-On Friday last as Miss
Louc Hall in company with Mrs. j. T. Hill aud
daughter, of Townsend were returning from
Smyrna, in crossing the bridge over Duck Creek,
the bride by some means becoming detached
from the horsr the animal took fright and started
ut full sped up the road, running in contact
with another vehicle. The carriage was upset
and completely demollshirg il. Miss Hall was
thrown eight or len feet from where she was sit
ting, and miracuonsly escaped serious injury,
sustaining hut slight bruises on The arm and
shoulder. Mrs. Hill on being picked up was
thought to bc dangerously ipjurrd, but further
examination proved the contrary. She Is now
rapidly recovering. Miss Hill leaped from the
carriage at the start, consequently came of un-
scaihed. The horse was finally taken in charge
where the accident occurred. .--G'dzette.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

ScANDAL AND SHOOTING AFFAIg,-The West
Chester Record says, Tor some time past, two
half brothers have been living in shanty on the
farm Of Mr.. Weldon Q. Biinton, in Birmingham,
Delaware county. They were married to two
half sisters lately ote 0i them became Jealous
of the other and il sttntcd watch over his
movements. On Thursday afternoon, he dis
covered him in the wrong bed, he made rush
Tor his gun, aud the other took TO his heels, but
both barrels Of the gun were fired after him, and
as the two men were near together at the tine
both shots are supposed TO have taken effect.
The wounded man managed to get into the
wood, which nre quite extensive. Search was
made by several persons but they were enable to
discover bis whereabouts. No steps have MS yet
been To arrest the one who shot. All the parties
are cplnrvd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

DIsrRIBuTioS OF PREMIUMs.-The first annual
distribution of premiums at the Academy of the
Visitation ST. Mary's, will take place on Friday
July I'd. at O'Clock p. m. The public arc re-
spectfuly invltel to attend.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-01

MOONLIGHT ExcuRsroN.-Hope Lodge l. .. U.
F. will make grand Moonlight Excursion on
the evening of Thursday, July 22d. A full notice
of the affair will in due season appear In this
paper. 1t will come off on the S. N. FELTON, and
is for members of the Order only.
, 1869-06-16
Lynch Law in knuzax.

From tbs kdnArs City Journal
party Of forty men, armed with masEet,, and Win
tseir faces tlackened, went to tue house Of Cruc
A0nsion ia, nEi9E near toe town Of sa.Nlee. john
on nis opening Il, be WAS seized, ru0 50t around
ats necf, and e was taken sho-t dtstarce rom
We aad family We % as .sss h. aea e. ~ =,
meni : Supposed e haTe eesa aesir eas So 70 nm
Ftps ns Idtrenee IFibtfns
A.. E1Eexhe1e We publish ~ account. t1sea from
HUSTON b. fts,saoce temetl 81 1as 9as@x 81 Goa
On Tuesday hight Last We have EnoFu him for
&. !eas paat and are not At II surprised Ut
I'm =, for three e four PEARS j. Il was N
eaku settler At Shawnee and being a peE-
snd s1d 81 k9sa personal appearance xea edueai
Eng. tHg bad, for time cnnstlef.hle nfuence Ia
ne ~ eemunni'E: On .he hreaklux ont Of he w
9cenes !as peiied to fe,s 10 Missoun to s aVsI
INC " BED Leg, a,'Who Il thai una Ssoea.:s3 ~ ~
eoassg ssosE ,Rs. 5ees ss p 5ssea
nsTnsr @ q 2ua1fella band Of busawsaeEeA -
~ w9en GtnefA hs EEtnx took command oi the bon
roint c7o1 Tatsed ssaies 1e,sctTs VI A. & % y
IN this capacity cnt1 detected ia nuusrnr,ff1r -
srcm rebels, xhen the CONSERVATIVE Gensai TIA "a
reluctantly Obliged 70 discharge him
y soon as The Red lessT had s,bstded, he
cane back TO Shawnee, and proIessed to farH for
livelihood. bus .arelI Or nere1 di .ny worf.
Afort that time horse stealing was commenced
IN the vicinity, and was Kept up to an 1ups la eJ
tsnt to ne present ume. CEoG xns TO sharp to
engase dIeeti{ n me business, burt xas sh1- Sd
u suspected hat be WIS tho hea0 lid controller
o. tne Eang tnat was Known to make their head
quarters tn the vicinity.
Hexss warned y yastous s,mes t. drop the
business foE something more legtstma,e, bus being
rathet oold, aud having great confidence "a h1u1-
Esis ae pa!d out little arteatcn to the notices.
TIE result Is only y hat might hare beso expected
flem "nat Ke have heard recently, We Infer The
enc rct !es," as far a tho work of the VtIH
nIfs G efpeeSled
, 1869-06-16
INDIAN RELICS,
Interesting Collection Presented bY
General Caster to the -1udubQu
Club OF Defroit-Klin Letter.

From hae p<lrptf Frae pr,x.
General Custer has presented to tne Andnhon
Club Of this city, through ia President. HIN. X
Da1ker. an assortment Of Indlaa ftltcs which
were obtained by him It and aftfy the hattie NJ
Waxhtts, which was fought On Nor. Il. 1sSa They
consist of shteld, drels, bow ant culver mi Of
nsTu~s saddle and scalp. The ahieid il Of oyni
shape being abo1. thirty inches Ia dismeter Ia one
direction, and two feet In the other. Il u orna-
Enentcd In Indtan style with feathers Of All fjods
and descriptions and Is made Of the tnicktst AID
toughest portion Of the hide Of the bufIsio. The
bow is about 6Ee feet long, and nuciy made, being
ftathefcd ind barbe1-the barh being m ,nch III
half IN length. Some Of them were covered with
b1oot. and othe1s had the fssfhsT snd ~ -ha
broken od The scalp ls = LITTLE fTtstrfi snob or
hatr about ten inches long taten frnn, In in;tsn:
head The following Is the irtfsr n EeneT.1
Cu.,er: ~
HEADQUARTERS SErxxrHU. a cty,1BrD
NE1R FoR7 nAYa. III. Nav *
Eon f. C. Barker, Frrsident oftAe 4 nd,;s,n ct.b
Dktsuii; ~'
DKAx SIR: Permit me to present thy,nrh von
10 The worthy club over whieh yop psrstes The sc.
companyinx Indian curlosi1es, obta!ned bJ ne
, 1869-06-16

4 letter from Henry County. IL, BAYS: Far
ners here aEc beginning to entertain arpsehea.
eiops that the wneat and corn crop< this year VIII
PROVE falfnfc."
A letter from Livingston County, N, eAys:
"The weather Ia cold. and there Il prospect OF \
total failure Of eTonA"
wnea1 snd osts loos t1ne Ia Marathon. Wood,
and Portage Counties, Wis The cold Feather
h1s somex hat rrtatued The corn crop The cropa
looked better.
The Columbus {Tlas Democrat u Informed oy
farmers from Ella ttss wheat N that and uetSh-
boring toWu rcyrE presented better appearance
or rv..uised better yield The possto bugs have
appeared In full force, and threaten the total de-
ktCctton Of that crop
The Atxr1s County tsrlA} frtsa Statcs that =
considerable portion Of the seed cora planted IN
ihAt rcS1en tnia srrtnE n4s Fptted. Those Eho
have examined IT carefully n! that ere'! rotten
Kernel is infested ty from one to four Little white
nacgots thai h1Tc destroyed the Etrua-
The potato bugs hare taken possession OF No
bic County, 1n,L TacJ have eaten up Al tie
plants which have ventuIed 70 peep osr Of the
.ar1h, and arc now sitting on the Ellis waiting for
the shoots to appear aoote ground.
The Clark County tN!S> R.pHs'icsn SAYS: TIC
heaviest frost that his been known to visit tats
section OF country so Lite IN the season for ycsrA
fell here last Satur,tay night The damage has
been considerable, shousa not 50 grrsh NC l.afn
rpon inquiry rs was Al dsss feared a..
MT Rlph Tomltutor, 1r-, After e1persu1e ola1
foe two years tn discover eome mode Q! e1ter-
minahng the potato beg. has Il length bad his
lat,ers crowned wt.n the most signal success Ills
remedy u tfrJ, uusiacked asnea md ea!phCr-sN
ti1 Quarts OF The former 20 oae pound OF the lat
tc1. This ntKt1rc Is Epank{ed oa the vines o.
nascycr pl.nts are Injected BY the bug
, 1869-06-16
RDkaD Of HEALTH.
Weekly 3fortnlIty neport-Eu!9rant-Sul7tt
Fa1-TLc Stock TnFds.

a regular meeting Of the Doasd OF Health was
heid yesterday afternoon, President Hoari In
the chair. Tho Health On1cer reported that uuE-
Ing The week 1,9ss nul.ances h1d been abascd-
Doctor Schloetztt reported ttat the Roard Of
Public Works had declared their inteaton TO
establish public drinking fountains tat no:
The Sanitary Superintendent Submitted nis re-
Eo1t, showing eighty.thEce deAthS, or eighteen
less than the preceding week Or these M were
under years ot nge- There were ten deaths BY
leea.: sei sesoad aSss: Fesa FeTss Z
): Tent6, :: neseath, i: T1eita. 5; Thirteenth.
The superintendent also reports: There Is
marked decrease In the uUm5er Of deaths this
xesk compared VIII Inst. less oscaTins :, coz
respects there y nothing unusual in rne cha.ac-
ter Of the diseases and causes Of death.
ibc sane, iithonsh the nam6er Of AM
vals was only s,9sl. OF them, four d!ed Of
danhaa, the same number OF mea.!es, one Of
pneumonia aud one Of typus fever
Gases Of small pox are reported .: No. ID North
avenue No 10 Carroll streer, Ana At No. l2i Iu!-
During the nasr week 1o,els head of. ca,.:e,
Union Stock Yards. NIzrfy III weru ioani IN good
esaS and 'ae gsnss sondon q ne stock as
OF that portion Of the Law for the prevention Of
c1uehy 10 animals Eesattng to the transportation
ol ca1ue, ahcep and. irvine, viii domuth toward
Importing the condition Of the Ecat sold N this
nazket In consequence Of the Increase in popu-
latson, would recommend th8s the d4y scareuSrr
force Of the South and West Divisions be To-
creased
Nou1d also recommend ttax ta&s board urxe
tie petese1tJ Of tree culture a1ooK oEr roaisideS
upon al, particularly the Bo1ru or Super7t3ofs OF
Cook County, the Trustees Of the towns OF Hyde
Part, Lake, Cicero, Jefferson and Lake View, AID
Aso tho authorities Of the tt1e2ent railroads lea-
Ing TITO and running cut Of this c1ty.
The Sanitary Superintendent WIS Instructed to
communicate With The trustees and railroad COM
pAntes relative to tree plauttn4.
6ese1A communications ron SanIsav In Dectn-s
we're read, n1lef when The board adfou-3eG
, 1869-06-16

I'll. be nts,ng example for the nuson q al ~
states. Nos only n commercial relstions but
On safn aoa sood aod III so ea s ps,1ae ii our
215as3r and unite and cement Ill pottions q oar
,i1 Goa, Without distinction Of party res o. state
tan INC Ereatsst and best government On earth
!oNs, Nltn proud history Of her gallant sol
growth ii poToisropps ps0up aIastrai 1oIsu;. ana
charitable. I et1eas:onai aad oenrToient insata-
the nrst & he Staten Of me Taton. $4,000
cipsessscns q conadcnee. III cooe1ds 1ef bg tna
prcFsEE ;ae hope thu. NC ear In the fut1re. "a In
the past, be near he front rank Of those columns
leetEAl progress, and as the citizens Of Iowa sn-
Ssa:d1e4s Of party di1ersnees, have "faen Into
"narch," in all our e1eat national ENTERPRISE i;
reople, Il the word "nan - Is stricken from The
iastlSs y u hich govern onz onward march for
ADDRESS OF JUDGE DILLON.
Mr. PRESIDENT And GESTLExxN= Yielding to
your ean, appear upon the platform IS express
TO the gentlemen composing tho convention tny
profound i sa:,stsetten md plo.aana s.altade TOT
tbs DISTINGUISHED marx Of Jour faroF eau inter
Eret no otherwise than as an e1preasoa On your
moi fallen wholly below The 1ost expectations oi
| tse profession and the public
Of your continued conidsnee md regard. tnat
| touenes mJ heart, and EoEeA and ssiEs within 1t
the ltyelest feelings and deepest emotions.
However II may be with others, for myself let
me kay, possess no stolca1 fnsensh.ty no srolta
Indifference to the good opinion and the approving
Judgment q my fellow men:
prrpltelies, bat the high duties Of the judicial
o11ce, hope could nor be led TO pursue cou1sc
having for La primary object The Cancellation Of
| popular favor, however gratifying thas Iaver
| would be-
Br1 having faithfully t..ed TO discharge the d.
, 1869-06-16

- The boatl reassenhled At p N. Prsztdent
ualpMond In the char.
petition VAS read nom the Cook county Axrt-
cultural and Horticultural Society, asking the
board to set apart room in the nex County
the Society, Or that sum Of moncj be appsop5-
ated to furnish u room for that purpose Il some
part Of the CITY. Referred to the Committee On
Public BrtldIpEa-
The town Of Lemont prayed an aqpro2tt st.on or
31,edo to build three bridges On Archer road, one
near Tue house of Martin Quincy, aal ;xo near
able 10 construct them without assistance. Re-
fetrcd to the Com ntttee On Public Rnait..
Pr. D. 3. Fonda, ph. actan Of the Poor uou1e,
lsto, a. fol!oss: Sun,nsr oi pa:isaiE ::eatci
during the quarter, 500; number Of hs-th.. I,
number Of deaths, ID. In conclusion, tht report
Wis never better. The report was accepted.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges reported
r. 6eI had ,,stsd the Saams. on
tnenee 10 The dummy car shops and depot 4 HJde
Pafk, and fnd that the road l. satisfactorily done
md ihat the tack Is laid On the west ant soutn
sides Of sa!d streets At = distance not les th,n
eighteen feet from the cenLre Of said stre:tg and
GENERALLY, that tic roa1 ts constructed IN accord
ance with the reported recommendation Of The
committee. The report vas concafget in.
Mf. {. @. rusheck, County Agent, submitted hta
quarterly report, which thowet! that the Ependl-
tuEts for the quay3er ending June !, Amounted %
lis, las67, The highest nu,nber which -acelyed
aid was l.s0o families, and the number zIch re-
ceise AID as the present time Is 3a3 families Re-
perB- ..
Supervisor Dolson o1ered the following:
4 n1 .he Gssn 9 i sa1i hsaSa asshg ~
Eari13tin lat.t rd,isn t"r eaeh of the Tnn CLERKS
thi. sounty. md dr.~ ihe TREASURER Of tr county
supervisor King offered to amend BY mvins u
copy given only to the Commissioners II High
The an,endmcns was lost and the sesoln1onc { e.
The bill Of Mr D. D. Dstscoll, counsel fr asaist-
, 1869-06-16

Senator, has written = letter in which he
saya he VIII aecep the result Of tho rote s.
An instruction to be obeyed, notvithstand-
ing his private opinions On tho ,ub;eot, but
adds that the question itself is one Il that
is not, and cannot be made, test Of party
fea1ty."
Democratic Conventions In Illinois and
the Northwest, take notice, therefore, that
negro equality is ceasing TO be party test
among the samon-pure Democracy Of the
South. aud act acooriiuClv.
, 1869-06-16
MICHIGAN.
A New Town-lts Rnpfd Growth
Game, Fish and LumbcE.

Game, Fish and LumbcE.
CORRESPONDENCE or rHB CHICAGO IHDrNxl
DtHcAN, Suxtorulx Co, Xtcn-, July. 1875.
I have pe1uzed in your paper sketches Of differ
EFT town. IN Ills Stale, and thought tcus Of your
nsny teadeta might be interested and lcuedted
b. 1earnlngson hing about our new town
TWO ycars ago, i've families constituted Iii the
tnhanltaniA Of lhls plscs, excepting Wild fowl and
nosauloeA No bustneas waS done, and It wa
Sunday here MI the week. But = ruarked change
has recently taken pl2ee here. Some bosness men
at yoar city saw the extremely Advantageous locs-
Ton OF thta piaes as numbering point, and be-
caue interested The old ELL Va thorough
" redited, and Lighted with Gas
Manufactured In the mill, 4 uer circular mill,
complete In Ill IT'S rai1s, and arranged for cutting
lop: timber, WIS hutt, and both are now In rull
operation, running night and day, employing over
one hundred and my men, cutting out the oco,-
uuo feet Of pine 1oSs got n during the winter
The cid dock has been repaired and extended,
md tew enc built, With warehouse and excel
lent shipping facilities Tcssc.s which can run In
k-1e without going tEo nties OIL OF the regular
courfe between Chicago I'D DnEAio, are constant
Is i. our whArveA, and stesGezs co1e and SO.
The two caills can tG.1 ont III, ,coo feet or tek:
csaxs lumber per day, which commands the highest
lrtee In 1o1r MARKET. Between forty and f1sy
faEl1Ies asc low here, and mose coming A new
town, called Wess Duncan aas been lad out on the
steEoygan River, one and = half nsIles from here,
where tne Catho1ic church and college arc being
erxc:eL There Is plenty Of xost for good men II
good Wages The Northern Transportation Com
ranyx steamer. leaytng Chicago and Detroit
Tceedatz, cats here regularly; and The steamer
Nartrc c:ty, of the Detroit and L.te Saorr Line,
a,so calls every TIP.
4 rhe Eetcl has been opened, and the to3ttst
VIII end coy home snd excellent uout-1sh.I9.
The s1earae1 Jessie Noyt runs up the sheboEg.a
to Nnltet acd Black Lafes, where the sceneD IS
vcyJ rnc. md It CERTAIN seasooa the Sport.rncn
WILL Gnd Wild game ln abundance, and the lumber
maa with IN eye 10 busneSs 1aA< TO his heast i
contcnL Yours truly, HI