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Five Men Poisoned By Mlatako ko-Fout
Dend nHd the Other DTinE-Drtnk-
ing Sulphuric Acid and Alcohol
Arsenicnl Acid Taken by Mistnkcs

ffGIt the Af1c / ore Su1s 1HHe ~
The hamlet OF Lodi, n. J., on the hanks
q tho Passatc River, vas % excited ;, on On
which had taken place that afternoon In
the print works at that place. Our re
perter learned yesterday that the operatives had
made a praetice q drtnk,ng sttn1lant composed
OF water mixed With sulphut1c acid and favored
With alcohol which WIS generally concocted
By the chenals. Of the sstaelisament ts Tor their
dinner hour, I'VE Of the men, n1l uollanderst
feeling thirsty. stepped into the chemical
room for q nip OF their fayorite beverage; but as
there Eas none on hand, and the keeper being alb
sent, they undertook to manufacture It them
selvcs, Next 10 the sulphuric acid stood tot
containing arsenical acid and this, in their ig-
ing the alcohol as us1al. They ali drank
this mixture, doubtless taking larger horns
than usual, nobody being uear to hinder them,
and the consequence wns that in short time they
were all taken ILL., with symptoms Of poison Two
died In less thon an houf, and Two others fingered
IN agony until o'clock, when they, TOO, paid the
pen11ty OF their f0y, All four were married, and
feays large families to dcpoge their uut1mely de-
mise. The only survivor Is 4 young MEN, aud whet
onr reporter lefr yesterday, be, too, Hns not e1
Dected to recover.
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Grnpc Juice By Rail-.

The nrst shipment OF American cotton to Eu-
rope AS made IN 1s&s, when seven bags we're
This was the beginning Of an export business
which rose within q century to thousand million
pounds, worth hundred and th1rtJ-one millions
one-shlrd the cotton product OF the Cnited States
three years before the outbreak Of the rebellion
siderable shipment Of vine By the Pacific Rail-
road being lot of II tlerccs, or aboGt 1000 gal
Ions, OF nst1ye juice, extracted IN the mountains
gold WIS discovered in 1s4s, 1t spot which is
now devoted mainly to the cultira-
ton OF fruit, and especially Of tho
grippe, aud which produces some Of
the best wine IN the State- AZ the Edorado gold
md gaze the eignA for that mining rush which
has poured thousand millions Of treasure into
the lap Of commerce tn twenty yea5s, 1t could ve1J
appropriately make tho first Iafge overland ship
meut q wine, h ginning business whose annual
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Thls Is the day appointed for the pleasant ex-
cursion to Washington Heights Il the weather liz
favorable. The excursion train will leave the
Rock Island depot, at the head Of Lasalle street.
promptly At O'Clock IN the morning. and Will
return after the sale Is over This will give
parties Wishing to examine OF purchase any Of
these valnahle lands an opportunity OF looking
them over, and buying themselves homes o. n Az
ing Investments, Il they should decide to do 50.
The washington Heights Company being de
termlncd 70 treat thelt friends cordially on this
occasion, viii set ont collation. In order that the
on The high rIdgc of ground at the Heights, the
trees viii orer an inviting shade, and II Is pro
posed to make tho sale as pleasant As an old
Co, No. 19s Washington street, will be opeu from
70 eoclock this morning, for the purpose Of fur.
nlshirE tickets to those who hare failed to get
made for the s1!p, and SUFFICIENT number Of CATS
win be provided 70 cs1fJ al. The train Will stop
at Twenty second stEeet, both going and coming.
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CHICAGO LIBRARY
Catalogue Of New Books Recently Received

The following books have been placed on the
shelves Of the Chicago Library Association, and
will be delivered Wednesday:
One copy Hans Breltmann.s 3 Ballads, Parts and
2, Chas. G. Leland; copy European Vineyard, J.
VI. Fla9K; copy The Changed Brides, Mrs.
SonthwoFth; copy Fair Play, Mrs. Southworth: l
copy How lie Won Her, ME- Southworth Il copy
The Curse Of Gold. Mrs. Stevens; l copy The
Last Athenian, ". u. Thomas, from the Sw edish
q Kydbess; ! copy The Sew Way s9a1 Round The he
Paclnc Railroad -0pen!4 Samuel Bowles: !
copy Lie and Letters oi F1tz-Greene HAlIeck,
Jas q. Wilson; copy The villa on the Rhine,
N6fhold AueTbach; ! copy Lhomme qut TIT 1ere
ct ende pa1tie, Victor Hugo: 6 copiea The Man
Who Laughs nrst paIr, from the French Of Victor
Hugo translated By Vim. Young; ! copy The
Horse in the Stable and In the Field, J. Il. Walsh,
F. R. C.. s. {stopebenEe}; 4 copies The ChapIet Of
nartwig; copy The Twcuty.four Books Of the
Holy Scriptures, carefully translated from the oes,
Jewish authors by Isaac Leeser presented by
Henry GIeenebaum, Esq.>: volumes The Work.
OF Sir William Jones; 10 roldmes Biography
Aiken's: 10 volumes BoH!es edition OF the Work:
Of Pope; 10 volumes the Works OF Burke
! volumes MEDIEVAL Popss and Crusaders: vol.
uDe Meteorological Reports, Espy. And the fol
lowing architectural works, Rplendidly Illustrated
2 volumes Rome, Desgodet; volume MaEna
Grecia, wilkins; volumes Athens, Stuart IN.
volumes Railway Practice, DEees; volume, con
talnipg Lc Fab.lche de Architecture, tcivu, ecclc
Eiastical and military Michel and San Nlcheui
! volume Mineral Resources OF the States IN
Territories west OF the Rocky Mountains, Rosslte
", Raymond.
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THE EuuRIs 0F LAW AND EQUITY.

1HE EAAEsA tam y e,, 20 1,' ",
lne easS Vi tns Ga1tsu otates u iae !g1a.lon VI
Sachsoa ": A~au y. y! ht hea1Ga' ta aa Ga.as
oelole .ne couie Win ~ oensa anis as,and. ~
uHusi WIN " nuee1% e. en,ius 1n ~ Luz
70 test ne statute o. 1ae ssase ~ !uos u! lga
Ipn 70 aae igSoing ., pateaa .'sna sgtaG agyIGts -
me =" psoFiueu Lhat any ptlspn attenlpas "
se rent 1aaer tne pa.en. shoa!a M I9cota 11e m
paens N eaGa c3un IL Min i,n n +hrsa boi,arS ~
Sell tne rec lof tle recofon9 oeinG tn!ee ao!iA1s,
NJ AlEard Ma5 arrested ios selnng pS paTent f1Sars
Iof me lena! seante eo!rPa1y t mnou, ,s nas
LIZ ., ,ra ~ M aar sH ,ha nr,, as
n ~ ~, a'u ~ tnG E - Iss ~
suea oat anueI ~ aSs ~ & " ~ le1 raonss ~.
PRAYER u Lne ot'f.nA pstt.oe oens to1 1a,
1tom g ,n5a ~, s,s+a 7su TN, ~
a. s, i-eT, ,t tuG 4 f,nas ~ ~
Eaass uhs oeen ~ vse! t5v % tttG 3 poet LIE " o.
low 1ne er, ,5n sarnsr ~ GeGer he
S,a1a SoatiaucA'e "'<u @ae A''''aes o7NelA u Vie
o'a9e' poot -.,-a-,r+,rr, ,,a c+..a ,,ua t,,o
cont; and ,h 1ont ne nde7 ~ ri tnso ~
rennver | nnael tSe neual cianses TIC stafute He
oun61r dnrns nc th ta Sch -" ha ne.n ni,oMei
~, X M HSSa+t conrtnrei tbs art a.
nm oy t4s aa ne Tas n M NJ raGs, ae. u
t1,on a. or The TTnited sta;es md that IL Il Tas ia
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Superior Court.
..-.- . JUDGMENTS. .
Samuel G. Davis ct a. V. E. Faunteroy and s.
Barry; E451.sN.
Marcus K1oneburg e. J. Stafford Hunt; sl05, Is
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Pardrus Carter y. Martha Carter. Decree Of d.
yorce granted on the ground Of dese,ti0u.
REAL ESTATE
John Raber :. William II. Mueller ct nls. Dc
cree ordering the execution Of d deed by the Mas
ter, OF Sub Lot ], Emma Hoscunecklcs Subdivision
Of south half Of Lot 6, School Trustees Subdlvis-
Ion Of Section ID s., II.
NEW SUITS
Aaron Calm ct al. :. John volgt. Assumpslt.
Demand, 81, 900.
Demand, 500.
benjamin A. Stokes, Administrators .Assumps1t.
Charles Schuier ct al. =. aen.y Tobeck. As.
sumpF!t. Demand, $500. .....
Geoh i klaner '. Daniel Sotveson. Etectmcnt
for Lot g. In subdivision OF Lots IT, Is II, IS Aud
16, block Il Russell, Mather i Roberts Addition.
George E Hall ct ais. Y. Thomas n. Avery ct
al. Bill; to remove cloud from title to thIty eight
acres Of land In tho town OF Elk Grove.
Recorders Court,
Anna Tanzer :. Sidney Wanzer. Decree ol
divorce On the ground Of adultery, With one Mary
Mnrks.
Sentence IVES suspended in the cases OF two
women. Nellie Hamilton and Agnes Smith. These
women pleaded guilty Of maintaining houses ol
lt-lamc, ~ .H#f
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DOMESTIC iNsEllclTy.
A IIushnnd Attempts TO Throw Ills Wife
from u Sccoud-Story Window.

The ordinary quiet Of Thirty first street and
Cottage Grove avenue was disturbed, about IL
O'Clock on Saturday night, By an occurrence of q
sensational character. A man named Hatcher re-
sides Oh the drst mentioned street, q few doors
west Of the avenue. He Is married man, but
unfortunately the partner Of hts Joys aud sorrowa
does not neree with him In everything, and con
EfQuently they sometimes have diRputes, and he
has threatened to Nil her. Hatcher being the
stronger, OF course comes or the best On SasQr-
dsy evening a controversy about something arose,
which ended In bis attempting to throw her out
Of the second-story window. He holsted the
window aud seized her BY the
waist She struggled and screamed,
and the neighbors, hearing the eoutcries, gathered
around the door and pOked thfir heads out Of 3D.
Joining windows to see what the mn1ter was AZ
Ter trying for five minutes TO accomplish this In
tenton, and finding he could not do so, Hatcher
contented himself with pulling his w1fe's halt
She finally broke away ftom him, ran down stairs,
and Into the street. In the meantime some one
had gone to the Cottage Grove Police
Station, md as soon rs the wife had
reached the sidewalk q policeman made bis
appearance. Search was made for Hatcher, but
he could not be found It vas subsequently as
certalned Tint he had walked and nan alternately,
with nothing on but pants, shirt and stockings to
the ST. Charles Hotei, distance Of about two and
o half miles. He Is the third husband Of the
woman. and has resided In Chicago but o shor,
tine. She declined to prosecute him when In
formed that he had been found, and Of course he
could not be Arrested,
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AMUHEitEET.

AMUgEMEHTa.
N1cYICKER's THEATRE.
MAFF|T & BARTH0L0MEW'S
GO MI G
PANT0MIME TROUPE.
EVERY zyzT9Ha skTTSD1H A'9 aAFEHHs. EERNksD.T AND
THE GREAT CoaBHATIoy,
The Monarcas Of Mirth:
!. S. nIAFF1TT. the Clown Of Clowns.
". II. BARTHOLOMEW, the PANTHEON uf
Pautnloons.
Mills. Ea1a1A. Columbinc and Premiere Duu~
aeuse.
Herr CHAs. CARL, Harlequin and NIaitre
de Ballet.
Sig. G. and Nile. B. CONSTANTINE, the 9reas
Character Dancers.
Mons. F. COETELLIER, the 3losr Vouder-
fnI G.munst oi the Age.
Nile. ROSETTA, La Femme D4a1re.
THE 1.EvANT1sE HRoTHERs' the Kings
! Prof A. MULLER, the Celebrated yloltnise.
NGSi 5gsaaE fs s5ssax' III
o1mencc WITH the Ravei eonIe paatomime.
MIC Cd Z NJ o s.
Principal characters by Matt Bat.noIomcv Cocatau.
| nnc, Herr Carl and Nile Emma
PART AECOSD-GRASD OLIO.
LES HoNNEs D'1AHEasIzvASrNE ESs BROTH
PAS DE eossAcK-Al!e. and Sig CONSTANTINE,
! CONG GERMAN DANCE.
! M4FE1T AND BARTHOLOMEW.
| Ttebeldtiful sczIo-comfe ballet advertisement.
| La FOLLIE.
| He1y Carl Mile Emma, Lite Whiting, Shllic Maddox
| and CoEpA de Ballet.
FEATS OF STRENGTH AND TRASSEPT FLIGHT
| Arna. +. CoutellIer and Mile Rosetts-
VIOLIN sOLO-PROF. A. MULLER.
To eoneude with the provoking rsutouln,e,
ROBERT 1ACAlRE: OF, The Two Fngitiyes.
Robert Macat-r... H Ba:th oloueW y
The grcat TrickIst. MOTHER w1DDLE wADDLR,
| will eoao appear
| NEES-
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A hundred reasons In favor OF Dr..
Wolcottb Pain Paint could be given II don't
cost cent to try 1t at 154 South Clark street. CHI
cago. It won't stain, smart or burn; harmless as
water. Private rDoms.
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For blnck worms nnd plmplc< on
the face use Perry's Comedone and Ptmple Rene.
dy. Prepared only BY pT. 3. G. PerJ. ~ BOND
supplied by wholesale medicine dealers
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HaZnrd d CnAxell's Cod Liver Oil

and tan from the face, use PetTys Moth and
Frec:le Lotion. Prepared ouly by Dr. B. c. PcrTJ.
Sold lY Ill druggists.
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Circutf thnrts:
Superior Court.

NEW SUITS
Henry v. Slocum =. Emery E. Chllds. Debt
5000; damages, 81, 900.
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position on the Committee OF Revision, but whether
Through lact Of esmpathy With the movement or
on account Of his otter engagements am not IN
formed
bc effected But what then: Should q COOK that
would meet the approval OF the Evangelical Con-
ference next fall be brought before the nc1t Gen.
Church, it would be summary and dlsSraccfolF
rejected. Tint such would be Its fate there can
BE- no question The Rltualtsts and lneiz symps-
| lhlZers Will never consent TO the elimination OF
| system.
city during the present week will have before It
the class Of subjects which arc referred to In the
protest, which are mentioned IN the letter 10 the
which arc Also to be discussed at TIC autumnal
meetings. Our Chicago conference VII! assemble
~ the same right ihat any lawful public gather
tolcgts!ate for our whole church nobody claims
| The delegates, however, can confer together on
the important questions that are at issue, can
uniting ihclr strength. and can resolve upon H.
ture action based upon contingencies. That re-
form Is necessary @ ~ asfee; how to effect 1t Will
Two ass sysa.s I, 4 ny ~ opinion WI eonsp!.e to
| preston to the proceedings Of the conference
one is The simultaneous publication OF the letters
Of the Evangelical Bshops,. Johns, Lee,
steyen csTs and 81 EsstonIac aseoa9aEia
although they allow that at some future time it
may be desirable, revision At the present These
Bishop McIlraine, In which he opposes any change
IN the prayer book. an informed By ptlvate
Ohio, resolution endorsing the position OF the
BlAhop this poin: failed to prevail. and vas lost
IF tse substitution Of another which favored
hands o. committee, who were Instructed to
report at their next convention. THIS the friends
OF revision regard as encouraging.
conference Is the OF the Rev. Ar. Cheney, the
beloved and eloquent rector Of Christ Church In
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TO RENT-HOUaES.

Tyw REST-FRAAE HOUSE WITH BRICK
i b1semcnt. al modern improvements, 70 ROOM.
No. go North De1rbopst largo portion Of the furni
ture can 90 with thc h0nse, For further information
inquire on the pfetntscs-
H7O RENT-A LADIES' BOARDING HOUSE,
L nicely fnynIs,ed, In = Sood location. Rent Low.
Address VEST SIDE, Tribune otnee.
ETyO REET-TTO CHOICE RESIDENCES No. u
L WarTrnAt, aud Nc. ls33 Wabaah-&v- Room -,
M lst]h ~
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EoR sALE-KNGLNEA PoKfAB1.k, STATION.
u Ary hoikfcs 4rd r113Ha, r. 1hqrpcS Pay@a Trfp.
Asa1@ex; Faexnsus !ron-a.A Bur Stems kMa. q il
, 1869-06-14

REV. II. y. POWERS
The Rev. II. y. Powers, DID,, rector o. ST. John .
Church, last evening, held forth 10 large audi
ence on the Eubject OF the history OF the recent
" Protest, " and other matters pertaining 10 me
tinerencca that at present aElt9te the EplacopA
Church In our city. The Doctor was listened TO
with marked attention. He said:
TIE SERMON
In the place Of the usual sermon this evening,
/ desire to make plain statement respecting the
Chicago Protest, and the Evangelical Conference
which will be held here during the present week
In this c!ry- do this In spirit Of .couttoSe1ay
or dlsput8tton, but for the 6aEe Of communicating
Information On some points that Will pronsbly
have historical value In the religious movement
| et the times Ny opportunities for accurate
| kanHledEe On the subject which shall rcg1ew,
W enable me to RpcaS positively as 10 matters
| o. lacE aaau etndy brey1ty In what SAY, and
| tsnss tnat The subject matter will be regarded ol
| tention.
On December II, 1858 In tho lecture room o.
| Trinity Church, Chicago, was organIxcd TIL
Protestant Episcopal solety for the Promotion
| society grew ont OF an earnest desire Of member
Of our church to advance the Interests Of hi
Gospel by such means as seemed to them bcs
1 suited 10 accomplish The end in view, and tn It
opesauoul claimed tae light tq select the objecs
and channels Of lh beneisctionA It proPosed = I.
tattain thoroughly eTaogelicai clergy ued. % th'
extent Of liz ability, "a neids unoccupseq h
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A lady correspondence Sends Tie ueorh
'sias' HSat Tho fdlidwing III II eexbss3fiencc,'
" kth naas iasbf adsa,itngee W 'oAi,tr house,
a~ftes who ind their sarpE. pf mix ,,e. !
chasing viii the sdyaa,,1cce of cd3l Weather ::
si'-Mhy. cofny =. wKaY Nave yoa ao,,c 70 that
envy She HAS certainty lhr,,ik , quart i,
a'n,'lkirf sinrc Tie taow fell, You DOM
feed her well" 'S"a' - ''''''''A'
Such xas otuhr acxuianiations al al We looked
info tho mi,ksn,il on November is.."' 81
''Indahc. ma am. III do. Irs just tic
why with these cn,turs.d II they Cant have
grass, they s'womt lave anytliihk. s9'Now,
m:.'nm, I've fed that COW Just as nice as l
could, was the reply Of our Milcslanassis,
ant.. .;t Ia -.fglrlrar yl!I - fTUt5t Ii ''
,a'. .. Well, I can't have this butter at fifty
cents pcr pound, and Juno makes a pound
~ every seven, quarts Of milk. .;If.she loses
two quarts . day, thcrs's Two pssumlsl less ut
i,ut,er per, week. ,You must feed her dif.
fercnsly. Give one pail ef warm water
slightly, salted, morning, sH'ep and night
Then keep, her wcll supplied with l'ayj !. ant
Cnrny, Know that, II you, should stir twt
quarts 0f wheat bran and cprn7mc,l, mixcf
t'ycthcr. into Tie pail Of hot water, morn
ing and night. t,,,,tt She should give mors
mix Than she tTid b,fore she left the pas
turc Now. Try il and see" .,.,r ,,,..o, 7.t
"Intlahc, ma':.im. and you be the curious
est laAy I eyer met, WhaatA 'lle, master ln
afthcr siyihy II this g. g. 1 ,,i.r :. =, ,,ro,
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From the chica:p Port Nor- 81,

~ssSNSSs"J ~ sses'S~~~F ~ y Lt13
# tho Hon. =, ~ Ashley. tnx Rennrse's-
tativc uf the Toledo. Ohio, districti" C4'ss.
grcss. WAS, distinguished for anything: 1t
was for ibis eternal itc',.li"u and Heitsrl'ion
or what Ac called the, i faAlAsrAood@ Of Gsd
and the bsothcrhetylr Of aaan.' lNr.nAsI,.
ley did NOT particn! lrly i'SprS~s bis intlu-
cnce> on the lcyisi,uiensf tho. .cs,umsry: lie
did not el,artculAyly impress Ais id.a- up-
on the fnasscs of lhcipeple; his statesman
ship will be Looked FIR, ~ vain Among ti,c
archives Of tho nation, or. rcsults In the
practical benefits ofi Ais measures upon The
body polite. Nevertheless, ks MAS often
elected 10 Congrrss, aud Was frequently
heard from tbcrr, always in, the advocacy
Of extreme views. Il was clearly evident
from all Mr.. AsI'lcy's, ut,eranscs, that he
thought u little more Of the ncyr" rae than
If any white race whatever. Such was Mr..
Asl,lcy's idea III the abstract. and. hc was
shrcwd enough t"'kccp it before the people
SD prominently and ahroi,ly a. to lie If
great service ~ him in distrsc, which just
iy had great contempt for negro hating,
sham Democracy. y. '.'*i "& / .EFH' g.
Now ,I.a, Mr.. Ashley is Governor Of Mon
,ana. change l,as come over the spirit OF
his dreams. He - rctrtcas. II 4 recent
speech. referring to one previously male.
he said: .iI i'r." ""'0'. "'"4' <'3 inv '''
In slie.iking of the "proper minguay n
race~." / inicndaos say. as tsery,n,dy 'knew.
'Me pr"1,er mi"gIi"y # Eu~Ye1n. ciridized.
a"d Christian Maitonattttes" ! never have
favored. ana never expect IL favor the ANAL
gamaion of barimri,lns," whether OF The
M"ng"lia.D .. sli Indian, W., or negro races, with the
And so Ashley has gone back on the ne: nc.
yr" Whcrcup'n we beg ~ congra. .llatc
the negro mos. heartily md sincerely.
Montana will by and by want q Senator or
two. Montana is chiefly settled by tx Con.
fcdcratcs and their sympathiz.rs. Put tia,
and that together and you fully account for
The milk ,n-thc1 cnt'oa nut, a.ti,c sa'i,c per
'ains TO tie Hon. !. NJ Ashley. whi!om r.
publican. now ilncskiny for the aAhcr ~i,lc,
to- tho qualification .iof Rcru'aicansi gene.
rally. ,so,,,i,l.gf, Ina; i.,...f RI - .>,v 'rli
The Republican. party. having got rid of
most of its ra.eals, and now getting ri.l uf
its eminent idiots, isip fair way to achieve
an old fashioned general victory in 1870. = -. :
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IN in1,ay Nc,e, ,Ciyea..tt ysdGf,ssS, ."'. an".
/, For 3vaicfA ,purpSse:x ,ls United SS.alss
atc .livifsd into ninc Cireuilss ~ f.,llpxsy,
Maine, sw;liamapshrc, MMas.aHrha.'gqs,r, Mas y ,a,
T. Sppusstlet, yerMs,.. ,Ney ye,k:; ,Iimdl.
IN NM ysex rss"ss'ysp'S S,1s,ss 9iawars So,,, ~
ssn'S sisas, sssS'' r1 as, x..,
"y1 sl asSssi Ssio Kentucky, rsnre.,ee ,ns s, 'a
MI ,iutiis.l l:h,Uis, Wiss0ttita. II II yadoI
S tssns Hssss l%s S'ssa sss;sS SsssS: ''''' Ff''
,,44:flliRerey. ie,sch of1l,e tis!t,Justites 81
tho; '6nprc.nc Ccurt, The Chicf- Justice in-
GLUED. l,ns performed tic duties Of Circuit
lIudgc; ibht the vast expansion of the busl.
ness Of both Surrcme and Circuit C0urts
has rendered thcss persistence in 80 doing
inpractica,le: hence, by an act 1T Congress
1T its hast session, q Circuit Judgcis
to- .bc appointed this month for each
Circuit. "A tweNs eass / ninth Justice OF
the Supreme Court no Justice havirs yet
hucn Designated aof a lsttsc pla.:cof Tile Hon:
Junlcs N Waynt ~ Georgia, Decreased We
presume the 'ndw Justice will be selected
fron, tlast district, o. az MI events from the
| South. fy 'sSsr9g fJ*aimtJ3 5@ Hl," hI"v.tNt
Il For the new Circuit, Judges, I. Il usder.
stood that the Hon. T. R,kkwood Hn.r (now
Attorney Gcntral) will bc nos,inh,ed by the
President for the first Circuit, The fitness
Of the selection is very generally conceded.
t., For this Ciredit, the leading names are
those Of the Hon. Lafayette &. Foster tiate
U. s Srnator tif Connecticut. and tile Hon.
I.cwisrB Woodrutf Of this city 3fr. Fosl
ter has the higher political stumbling Judge
Wshn'rnff h,'s rn"rt jc,laciel 'tpasation; but
either woaha film !Iv post wert'ily.!a There
are dozen aspiran's for 1t s. but w AZ not
think any ot'tssesalead' bear a comparison
With tlnae. y7fru", 9i1 <";h Hj"t+HA' 2h
i ,Fvt the Sixth Circuit, it Il understood
that the Hon Horace Maynard (now NJ. C.)
OF Tennessee is prominently considered. .'' :
+ In the Fifth Circuit, Judge Durant Of
4 New Orleans < at present soj"urning In
Washinyton) isrconspicuous is among thOs<'
nanlcsl ~ eligible. ~ vi 'fg7"o'' "i
i riDoub,lrss, the President vii, ponder long
and earnestly before making these important
Il nominations. 10 IT ~ mistake Is made in u,
! Executive appointments ii nr.y lie promptly
j correplsl; :. .bg, !n.l Juelieial appoinlnssn
is .irreyocable. II ID, tlcrefure, Of sitssnto.
nenl that tho JUSTICES now ~ besappOintu(l
shall bc lhe very best who can bc persuaded
10 accept tue position. And there are moi
many good lawycls-and no bud ones-whe
are likely 10 decline it, a.. lac .hIl.t
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Discovery OF. HN L.ln,sA Sea,

A dispatch to BOs.onl paper says that a
geographical discovery which will rather as.
,onis. ma, publishers, has becn ninlc in tho
county north OF Lake Superior. by II party
under Prot. Bell, which WAS recen,ly en-
gagged in age ,srai'ical survey M that region.
Lake ,Nscpison, lying only thirty miles
north of Lake Superior. l,iiilerl q, considered
ton insignificant ~ aud plncsii in A,nsric"n
aliases. is, s,announccd blythe professor to l'c
larger than Lake Ontario. or EricucH He had
tr;.vcrscl five hundred miles Of coast line
when til, approach Of winter compelled the
party to return TO .Cam,fla' y This hike dis
charges its waters into Lake Superior by the
Nccpiyon river broad RAPID stream, and is
the seventh in number and possibly tie sec
ond in size of the cl,ain of great Lakes
whicl, form s., remarkable feature in the
geography ~ North America. That the ex.
is,ence OF this inland sen, should have re-
E,aintd unknown 10 this time. is most re-
mark able. considering how near 1t lies to
Lake Superior As It receives its waters
from upward Of !. dozen considerable rivers,
is not Improbable that the system OF lakes,
beginning at Lake Ontario, may extend
many miles further to the north This will
add one more link to the great chain. and
.ianltg tgc th. nomenclature OF Like Superior,
s,rImssitsg il ,lso il, interest in u swarm ot
picturesque little islands, which dot the sur.
face of its waters .}"'"' ''.' '"'
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ntA. eysdt4ctFof ,h''w w,1aovesaa1of xIbisJi,.
recent 'poh,it.,E hove, h Which ,ut aiFswtt Vast
ins'on ectrcspnaet siats, i i 'y,fieswsc.l s.l by
Republican Journals tAsi, E,wc' give ne fpi.
lowing from the only Chicago paper. print
stl in EagIisl'. 'sAss Supported the s,rdyh,
Republican Ticket in the Campaign Of 1860
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