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, 1870-01-27

4 Frtucn inyentor hks taken out patent for
"atocSlnzs With Eaftels 2rtached-"
The pfopr:etreas Of drinking saiooa Ia phlo-
ce'pnta weighs 6eo pounds.
4 t9o. ooo dtsmond cross wal recently lost II =
MoraI Hill {Ses ferk> bklL
Fioa-'ruu Il a!ans Tor The sustle Of sue dress.
Co.ortd ore.psFct and rultic tnoaoRfan1 art
ones uote fAlhlounble
4 man In petesabatgh, Va, the other dig, on
wager, are gallon Of fresh o5stsrs. minus tho
khe1la and liqaor At one Att1cg.
The total number Of new books and nav edi-
tons Issued IN Great Blltl!n during the year 1863,
according 10 the Publisher Circular. Vas A,s6a,
During the thttc months ending December 81,
1862, tnern were received from Europe 1,2aa SIS
letters. and fo1~Arded to Europe 1,sit.s5s let.
teri.
A wedding IL announced to come OF It Ner
Ters soon, It which not o1lr Tho bride but ,ns
bridesmaids all weN dleAses tpsds By tns cele.
b.a1ed PARA nsodiste, Worth.
An Ers1ua Fosdle1. tn 4 Ru&rd nouse, who could
not Rad, Was lately trcsed 70 snoot his corporal
BY Aeetng pic1nre OF similar incident Ii Poioa
gazette. TIE soldier WA hangod-
A New Jersey paper atatts that tho Leatslature
viii probably repeal al tbs laws under which the
Ere Ra4d e1srctset chartered privileges tn New
jersey. ...... ..-. .--.-
tvo-hcad<d child was rceaut'y born IN Tszs-
veil, Tennessee. The FATHER was 4 lihlcoded
nerrp, and the mother white woEnB- The child
WI B11ll born. .-
An org!lA London money.lender adTeEsised:
!" Fer ths Fettirx Season Only Lnaos viii oe
er4nsed for the ahoTe purpose, VIZ, ffon 6 &c
rso, On personal security, tcr ChrtAsu1as snd dur'
Ing the holidays, until fufther notice."
A dupute A. to the relative DeEit1 Of sneep ane
euats meat, In town tn Southern cAfhorult
| TO be Eesssd By COOKING tNo steep Ard two goats
a1t duiJ serving them up before conmhtss O
twelve npsyt.al JudkeA
| Al Nl1turt. In Coota County. Ala few day
since, ahltc nsn proposed to farIlsh quart o
| whu key 10 an old colorea man U he wou!d drtnl
| the MEo1e Of 1t As o.e tine TITO eEef NAs Sc
cep'ed apd the wh!stey drark. but the old M
| died ID about tnIeA rui1utes aEf b. aEallQ + Q.
| the itlt oftL
! Wild pigeons hare bean % plentiful IN Nxar
, 1870-01-27

sentative In such districts a. may havc frao-
tions Of population "vcE the ratio, rs ofton
rs such fructious, il. added together, amount
to one full ratio. This is upon the system
Of "Aoaters prevalent in Ohio. Tito
ratios arc found by dividing the whole
population Of the St-te by 1853 for hep7e-
sentative, and by 52 fnr senntor. Every
county having tbree-Gtths of a ratio shall
hive Representative; those which have
II ratios shall form two districts; those
having over 70, 1000 shall be divided into
sena1ate districts, with not less than threo
Of i've Representatives. 1t will bo seen,
therefore, Tint the report not cnly does
not provide for ninonty representation,
bnt o1pressly renders it impossible. The
present constitution. by omits'og to pro-
vide that counties~having three members
shall be divided into separate districts,
leaves it in the poEer OF the Legislature to
anthorizo such members to bc elected on
ons ticket and on the minority plan. But
The present report removes even that
chance, and absolutely requires each mann
be1 Of either house to be elected from one
distinct district, thus rendering minority
impossible.
, 1870-01-27


cn,rsss spd sptcinca ious Of d,.loya1 i4nsus.. b,
Thtch IA Tss tT1ed by / military CO 7pu:..tIn -
,s aas ms L ~ 20 tine nor plss %
ro5y Of mas irtaI ID vet Zoo - to ID. t0,.i nsoe
uf VnRiola; std nav,uK learned II, It o,d uot
cause tnnm 10 1it0oras fheu c,usdence ffns
Mr. Porter. or rrrrent il from e,etd!T .ncr-s,ts1
IL NJ soot;tss noooF. unwaseftng lnts.,y. 4ta a..
paialleltd dsi1se1, stcdness. Mr. Pot'er ras J.
d. ayls cxsReera cd stateueut. ~ To ~nss te
F. Mi, ain oirs ntlerance 10 He W. epen tefsaS
sg 81 =, 1e "a 20 - the
sCs ftej ns.nr.n Il MI rFulnhnII had d i, IN A..
ii scspna on ir,ornsL,s t1e tas, G-oer., Ba;.
ftr. afrsr he tfal nso puorc sipa,cste1 iif
>. s,tr 1roar tbe nnar1s Of d.a,o;sIty nr me va.
e., ctrr11 stsr 4. ~ IN es,e - Htp n,t Hss.
.ta.1 Il IL En,rsr.n RnS n,nce str mnr,,s
aae.sa ~ n.1 NJ ~ 1sy can ne, onr1 n. ~.
ats tse oes ss' "H'4e A' s'N'o ""' ~'eA ~" "'' !"
a. 1S.,e ~, N, vnrd. os ,ha R,nue,,ca, s..,,
Eeettst 10y, - -, s, aensa IL .na,nns ..
.sa ~ s.oo ~ ~ ast.Io, ,ron i.,,o.
The ne!s count 70 tne sspa'or's : ina'e,me-t 20
tua. oso Gtiea t79 a'o ssc. c ~ sIk1xa Iss. =
nnns,,an ~. H. au cc. 70 49, r. snnu sn.r Eerar.
,h Ga1os usss1aass1 -. M uHu Ise e.t " .n ~ Sta
tns,s relS cases q. !isoo. ~ 'o1s n ~ aos"es,o
Ia mIsns dentans ne Of - It. an nn,n,eoiioosI
!eseos ~ dom toaL MnMa r. aa at9o1tes 4; % me:
ue taey LEW " uaoJ
saia VA ne elecl'ou 70 sne Fno'e sate .as
Tue . ata 70 INA ot1ef, Of W0ica tue casduAte Tor
Gov Tnof Was tue ae1t, 10 Obtain fhe coIuol Of
lbe St1te AEn IN 1nat way taxa rne 10y.
e1laA away from the protecting arus of
CorRresA That Has nv Allegation. II that
met oy yaJtp9 10 ne that I 90 NOT a-tq-e eyt.
der CO OF rand Ia d;stcts Of ta It toefu were oale
nve dlslr1cls with regard 10 ~hch ee na7e s1cn
ev,oence Hov DO kno7 that u you saoald 20
itn an it 1nrs rnn nttchs nor fcd mar var. ev,.
deuce viii reaard to al inc dt,rricis7 rue sem
tor te,s nfs Iace apaiuar tnuuiry a. we alj Euov.
f3Ut did Ios inrscd to npera tris oues;1oo. III
object MAS entirely d,r.t ret: It was to $40 ,6At
from tea1nn.u0 to end tue ~hols cspssss vas =
cicanftc frard. rnat Ws:Eer hT a rr.ntn eut c1n~
sniracy in postd aimteT uuon the safe. that by
appeal TO the rentIs he obtaiped tb$,r votes a:d
thus Installed f,ccsrif ia power vim the u1aer-
sfsr dino rns1 1hen ones irsfaJle1 na snon}d ~.
, 1870-01-27

Several 3omen-ono Of whomi is, Of COURSE,
from Chiesgo-have formed firm Of stock
brokers, known as Woodruff, Claaiu i Co.,
md have plunged into the heat and eonf1ic.
Of Wall street. They are said to combine
faiz share Of cash with shrewdnesa, cau-
ton, snd cournge, equal to their business.
Miss Tennessee Clafip, one Of tho firm, we
are informed WIS recently engaged in Chi
ego in revealing tho future, healing the
aie&, and casting ont devils by the laying on
Of hands and other semi. miraculous and
truly remarkable means.
1t will be sesn that II E1ie and Rock
Island prove dull this enterprising firm can
"tell your lucky number, show you the
likeness Of 5our futuro companion impart
sure cuae for corna, OF, what il far mora
important. reveal BY astrology the true
p1,cc at which gold and stocks will sell at
any future day. We know of 20 stock-bro-
kets who have gone into Vail street with
more of the moral and intellectual qualifi-
cations for success than this brace Of fe,ni-
niuisies, After the many conventions that
hare been held to demonstrate womanis
right to deal IN railroad stocks, it ia cheer
ing at last TO Sec these brave women rush
into the thick Of it, among the "bulis'
and bears, On their own account,
, 1870-01-27


' te 70. r, oni're s"e otaf SEEK. t>st o1
-. s'ea L'u. VINO y sooas 70 Jesft
~ -. ~ 'a' t"ie7 1l1oea noaoFaa
-. ~ ~" n'su' - 'no tfosf, sud The ueEt
=. r<.a ps, n.,s o.u ono saoa4aad,
wv ~ 'usent'oot wa'er-pr>nf
~.,d ~ =. ,n,v =. s.,,sN." NJ sone fe-
1o,oron, n,s,t - dr, .sa, 400 tbe mo-
toc-t, rsn n. auon1s,..e -. n,..s.. -. ny VIZ
nj y.,,en no,,,ns ro,o,. ~''t ~ =" 1ae pt'aat
4 r.port to tne F,..ch r,, :.
c,rr. euhnt. !. t.nnI...t .,.,sn.. - =. DI.~.
Of the Anrt.., q, nm ,a,o y, sn.',s so ~.
to.aI II ru,nner ri n~r,on. uno 80. n.a. ~
tnst dec,es Va. pa sl1. ara rxe, ,h,s r,r.s ,....
lsr sncrt or rne ent,fe nnm,., ov,,. - ~, ~.
eosu,4e.eps.s Of soue 81 ,bn rr1nrns Az
4 ps,sA,e letter srca,veS ~ Me- VAR +,,n,,
neHs cu1cesrlrR 2 the loss d, tns s,e,mrr not.sd
K,redou, which lett 7bts port esy,y N Ami ~,
GLASGOW. She rsn ,cst IN mix. .oc.sn' IN. ~,
vas sAred. picked pp oy so1o bound for 4 tdne
Australia. Ee Hss deirtous for sfr vr-r,. .h.r
cotstso1,ress ,etuFred, be rave a d1+conpre,ea
sccouut Of the fouudeItuR of the an,n. ami dte.t
There y ere about tnirty ps,teraers abo1n1,
The etdeavpr, OF tho pu,e al connr,. a nm, ~
, 1870-01-27

It Is proposed to uee the Chinese and
japanese indemnity funds. amounting 10
over one million in gold, which have been
lying in one Of the pigeon-holes Of tho State
Department ;unnoticed for so long, to
erec. an international college, who're h1neri-
caua cAa learn Chinese and Jnpauesc, nod
the people Of those two countries can study
"Ame1iosn." The author Of this propoei-
, 1870-01-27
CHICAGO TEA TRADE,

II is admitted by every school of political
economists that civilized nations will al
why's consume q large amount Of tea. So
universal has its uee become that it il no
longer numbered among articles Of luxury.
From the time the memory of this genera
hon 1onne.h not to the contrary It has
been classed among the prime necessities Of
our domestic economy. The question,
therefore, how the people of the Miasissip-
pi Valley can get their teas in the speodiost
and the cheapest manner, is very Important,
both to them and to our mercantile public
Tea is somewhat bulky, but It is light, as
compared with its value. Hence, it has
been believed by many Of our merchants
ard others that, as soon as the channels Of
traeo ceuld adapt themselves to the
new order Of things, the Mississippi
Valley wonld receivo its teas direct
from China snd Japan br the
Pacific Railway. Thus far our merchants
have acted cautiously, and importations
from and through San Francisco have been
mainly experimental hat the results, We
are assured, have been entirely satisfactory.
During the month Of December 53,s6s
pounds Of tea were shipped east from San
Francisco, most Of which doubtless came
10 this city. Since the opening Of the road
Vim. 4. Buffers j Co. hare received l,l1l
packages, and another kouse has imported
5000 pounds, at an expense Of $c,s1o.ea.
The ocean freight to Ssu francisco by
steamer wss $3.a a5 per cwt, and the rail-
way charges 1920. We learn that the
housea referred TO are entirely satisfied with
their ventures, and one Of them certainly
is arranging as fast a. possible greAt1y to
erlarge its businesr. II the frcights are
row too high fos dea3era to afford to bring
the tea to supply tie whole copn-
try tributary to Chicago from the
west, Chicago merchants hare not
forgotten the general principle enun.
ciated at The fremont House
last winter by Colonel Hammond, now the
able, fa1seeipg Superintendent Of the
Union Pacific Railroad, that its manasera
aud those II the Central would bc forced
to put the figures where thsy could COM
uand tha business When Colonel Ham
mond made his statement, he did not, X
{sr at lesAt Is we hc3, expect to oecup,
The important position he now holds; bu
he is toe sseacious railway manager no
| TO put in p1sctice principle SO essential t
The bu.cess Of the great railway over who's
interests be now presides. In addition t
the ce.tainty that the freight from Chin
md Japan, if now too high, will bo reduced
It shon1d be stated that fresh teas are wort
more by ten cents per pound in the ms'
kets Of China and JIp.n than th
, previous years crop, and shey csn bo d.
liyered lere in thirty days from tho market
, Of AsiA- Experience. has already prove
tkat the teas imported through San Fra1
, 1870-01-27
TIE IMDIANS,


-,rN1,an....,on go.
uEs Eonpcctcu with tho Murder OF
xnsust Lu,t TAU " 'n'pn"''AA II
from fAs Ui*aha ktpstoh:an, Jan. 81.
4ae Ath1hs OF ~. hneh ana D1s Surveying party
Cteef IN tne Republican River COUNTY, "a a 7xuar
!aal. su!l ifG.n u tne memories Of the seaaeE6
q! hnsa }oasnn: Ine io!io sltE iatfes recnrsd 1t
H'u oe read WIN lntetest By rue 1sietds aud ac-
4aa1n,sncss ~ M @ ol INC uaio!tanate men "no cans 70
@ q 6e 10 tss
e!xnt Is vel sashea.icmed. the ts:.: Ct tne re-
IN n1Att1y.
vhers r. haaes ~ e. 70 1ra~ aaat inc !oeay
edliatiah burial --..
MaK1s1oSF AGEscy, SEw Fear
ersrRA1: asinsn It'd n nv ~ 81 iii iet.sr to
yon IL reference 10 the k!illu9 ol party OF sur-
ysyors .; Der charge Of Ar; DucE, la.s simmer BY
ch'gent in4alry auos the Icdnua so:.'e1 hese,
!IGnd'nx" "5po4tsd Ta.t ''"ss.tt h-as, "PA~a.e
lnfcrTati,n Galuea up IN tie present Nn-- pAxe
of he5 ssFssd q" f. ,gss' f. tr PVT
Tated siases car1encs which III rney paa eus 1er1
freely while here ''sputIed Ta,l' :cform4 "a
tnat one of hs PARTY related - nl1 tha: saeJ at
tselss fur7eJ ofs IN auzuat .aas aud Aacceed<a II
HA!tK SIX o. Sue uumbe" The p.ta zee retFsAEed
sna snt5enco license 9eA Iae 1odlans auoseq .eas.
s1see indians Killed, xhsn ta.J t1ne 1Hd.a1s)
apanoot ca sne anaex: He dld not learn ths tsse
sl.sFNa1d 1!ilec 0y .1,tre1sur parry Of Indisnt.
:, &c Euler" states 80, staal1Aly rue ssne-
Ic1to aaiEe reliable 10 others m,t'sFf, 9syes IA
aecsnn., - ftia' cd 10 h'c by q rtemotl Of Paw
zee hlietS pstd. q eight = bile Zen beitg killed
, 1870-01-27

This report o! the Committee on the
Legislature in the Constitutional conven-
,;on n,orides for htt5-oue Senatorial Dis
tricta> with one Senator from each distinct,
md one hundred end fifty Representative
f,,5t.ic.s, with one or moro from each dts
t1ict according 10 its population Provision
= also made for an OCCASIONAL extra hep1o
, 1870-01-27
RAtlE0nuA

Da1tr the past year foesy.s IN locomotives vesa
Taus ~ tee Nol1s et W!1lAG Masor, IL Txa1tao.
A'cntgsu 8optnern RpJsoan.
ne hex Ycfk STOCK Excoaree Bossh OF tue
lifted to dennlgH tna stock Of tne s.. Lou,a
!rca AouttAn Rs1Iosa Con paug, whose srppett5
emntacts lea nlle nsain nj from S. L1als .olt1
Rl7er, fzw mics ae!a1 earo, @ q ard Dc otpa.!se 6
!omeps, or IRE east bank, ~hete It conaeeta sTs
sne Quo NJ hsle Rad. ED also Is mfjes hr.rch
ffads, n*kfrg IN Rh 80 n.lr9 1nt=htd and IL
operation. Thv property rrptesants 400 roa.
Of which 1900 COO IN INT Eortga9a to-ds tlff
tou time past deaIE In ut vie hoaru, ard 100 nee
FbsFs1 sE1cE u The p.E value cf StcV ctc1 TbA
ttock q 3ao.sd At sa @ u par e=Rt
, 1870-01-27
1EOEEuLL-SVMEEE.

The Springfield AIassachusetts) Rsp,slI-
ee1 makes tie recent personal debate be-
tween Messrs- Tzunbull and Sumner the
occasion for accusing Mr. Trumbul1 of be-
irg an old obst1uctionist;" and it states that
iLere is scarcely ons Of the questions grox-
ing out Of reconstruction, from the grad
usl emancipation and colonization schemes
Of 166l-62 10 tie last Georgin bill, on
which MI. Trunbull has not voted Eron7
ut first. The Republican makes no mention
OF the instances wherein Alr. Ttumbul1
Eea voted wrong.
Tbs difference between AI1. Trumbuu and
AIr. Sumner is wide one. Mr.. Sumner has
an Unlimited confidence in the wisdom Of all
that lie sueeests. he has nnbounded faith in
the panaccas which be- inSeuts. Two Of his
ferorite measures were the abolition Of
slavery by an act Of Congress, aud the es-
tablishuent ct negro suffrage by the SANE
rroce:s. TIE more certain and cfectual
ntans vi reaching these -b34m sndipg
The .coastitusio1-were too slos for him.
He was 10. investing acts Of Congress 4ith
tie character of national DEGREES, after
bly, /; hut, fortunately Tor the country, Mr..
Err1rer:t schemes we're not accepted by
Congress. As Casirnan OF the Judiciary
couui.tcc NJ. Tranbull had the responsible
duty Of 80 framing the various rcconst1uc-
ton measures that they would not only &C.
conps'ah the ends sought by them, but that
ths5 would stand The test Of Judicial ex-
, 1870-01-27
THE 5TATE PRINTING,

It is stated in Springfield paper that
there is suit pending in the oours Of
saugamon County involving the proper d.
vision Of tie profits Of tho State nrintinp.
Ordinarily tie general public have no in,
terest in the controversies of psrtne.s in
business, and in this casa will have hut lit
tie concern whether the p1sintiE or defend
ant is correct in the proportionate shares
claimed. But the public have an interest
in the facts disclosed. The public printing
is let by contract to the lowest bidder, It
has been notorious thst tor many yaars
thfs xynrk Fiftetn or r,nre ,es,o soo a.,
eaxa,,nrons ne,t,a,,ar ra,,, nn e. g.
fc,d .nd ia ~ ~. n,,r. s,d so.o.,,. &c.
tho contract M scco,'tsd a ] ~onna ss1, s1
fortba ;oh ar5a ,oc,, e,noa-n toot 49,
work off h,s h,nds sinca then ths tbino
baa been hs,ter MANAGED and tba con.
tra,t haa bean ,et nnifopn,v n ons ~ tho
snr;nof;eYd off;ces-tbe otbers wbicb mioht
be supposed TO be coupetjtors. ahsrinr in
Tho profits. As both political parties Eero
thus .eprtseuted. all Legislative iuouirv into
the matter has cenera1ly ended in smoke.
This suit. however. discloses that tha Inst
,'7e.
cool1aet lo1 puoEc pf1ntln2 Wa8 lot as usnA
- :, 10 sse A1"o ea4"
1oe'eoa 1ae sa'a VI @14'stol'oS' 1ae1e
"e1o Lures 'ai'ne1s lais 9'me' anu eaca "as
~ euato eaoal1y III eoe pfonta' Inc con-
uacung mn nase pa1a over 70 tne others
soo, iao'oo' leaving Sof,s'o.2o IN ther
nanas' 1nis Is me showing OF the COZ
t'hctof. Allowing hko proportion OF
profits to that concern, va have this result:
nteeiEea 1tou' A1ouoI. I....:--.........'-N4s!sL !sLs9
, 1870-01-27
In the article on sht, Bn,;nea, of Ch;ca,,,

In the article on she Basineas Of Chicago,
published in yesterdays paper, there was
an error which it is worth wh,1o to correct.
The gallons Of distilled spizits should have
been 5, 53G, l72. instead Of 7,4S5, $50. The
error arose at the Revenue Office, in adding
the taxes On barrels and licenses to The tox
on the spirits alone.
, 1870-01-27
THE nEVELS CASE.

The case Of Hiram r. Revels, the COL
ored Seuator-elect from Mississippi, will
call upon the Senate Of the United States
to decide whether the decision Of the So.
p1eme Court in the bred Scott case, that a
negro, under tha Constitution of the United
States, was not citizen, was correct when
rendered. II it was, nerela did not
become citizen until the passage
Of the act Of April Q, 1866,
cnd is Ineligible to the Senate under the
constitution, which requires him to have
heen a citizen nire years. Tho Dzed
Scott decision was in conflict with
naIy previous expressions aud
dicta Of the Supreme Court, and with the
vlevs Of a portion Of tho Gourt itself, as
well as with the spirit Of the early legisla-
tion Of most Of the States. ALI of the
original thirteen States. except South Ca1o-
liua, permitted free colored msn 10 vote.
It surely was not the intent Of the States
that any but citizens should vote. In tho
Queen Anno'a war, the Revolutionary war,
md the war of 1879, oolored fresmeu were
dzafted Ms citizens liable to mill
tary duty. and ancient and modern
States have generally recognized the
right and obligation to bear arms among
the hetigheati iadieia Of citizenship and, when
coupled, as it then was, with the right tc
vote, it is difficult to see what fuller evi.
dcuces of citizenship could have been pos,
sessed by any.
The Senate Of the Un;ted StAtcs is it,
own judge and interpreter of the Law, and
the minority of ita members have
expressed their contempt for the
Dred Scott decision so frequently tha,
it would be wonderful if they should come
suddenly 10 agree with It. We can hardly
doubt that the Senate will embrace tho op-
portunity afforded by the Rsve1s cssc te
set their seal Of condemnation Oh the Drei
Scott decision in an authoritative manner;
and Will hold that free colorcd men, cspe-
chilly those resident in Ststes which drafted
them into the army and allowed them te
vote, were in all periods Of our history
| citizens CT the United States,
, 1870-01-27
THE INDUSTRIAL uHIvERs1rY.

TIE Trustees Of the Illinois Industrial
University have published their second M
nual report, in large octave pamphlet Of
37e pages. They show that the entire
$50, 600 acres Of Agricultural College scrip
sold Tor 9soo, 1891, which bas been in
vested RS follows: $4,000 thereof, ut
par, in Champaign County bonds, paying
topper cent; 1000, at par, in . per cent
Sangamon County bonds; S25, 900, at par,
in 10 per cent Morgan County bonds;
S24 ,36l.s0 N Chicago per cent water
bonds, and Sll0,l53 in Illinois per cent
bonds, at par and interest. These, with
tho 100000 Of 10 per cent Champaign
County bonds donated to the institution,
will insure it an income hereafter, from its
endowments, Of Ss7,5io per year, e1clu-
sive Of tuitions and sale OF products Of the
farm. These amounted, for the year end-
ing March Q, 1869, to $500. One hun
dred and twenty students nre attending.
The report includes lectures delivered
BY DR.. Warder, author of "American
Pomology," on Fruit Culture, and by
P1ofs- Bliss, Stuart, Baker, H. q.
Freeman, II. L. Dunlap, Jonathan Per-
| lam, and others on the departments Of
agricultural science which they have made
tpeciaities- While there is degree Of dit-
aculiy in teaching practical farming in a
college, owing to the vast multiplicity Of
detoils, the experimental nature Of moet
of the information, and the great difficulty
| Of finding good farmers who are at the same
time good collegiate instructors or can give
| their time to 1t, the report furnishes ample
testimony in the lectures Published TINT q
sincere effort has been made to render the
cause Of education AZ practical as posi-
| bic. Provision is made by which atudauts
can pay their way through college BY their
| own industry. Tho course Of stndy covers
chemistry, natural history, agriculture, me-
charles, civil engineering, mathematics,
English, French, German, Lst1n, Greek,
history, md political economy, commercial
business, military tactics, and mental and
moral phi1osophv.
, 1870-01-27
G; !5p':5 9th ii III u


DHHy Edition. p~r by 90
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, 1870-01-27

a7nskacrc OF the Buck Surreylrc
PaKss-ConftssloHs OF S1ou1 1uua.
xsEs Conn cctcu with the Murder of
Tir. Huck nud Ksts Companions II
August LlkAt.