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RELIGIOUS.
National Camp Meeting Mt CodnF
Rapids. I0svn-.FOrelgn rIissf0ns.

Spteidt Dicpasch to The Chicago Tribune.
CEDAn RAr1Ds. Juno so-Th!s morning at 10 o'clock
the National Camp Meeting Was opened. A moro
auHriclous beginning could not bo desired, Tho
weather all thnt could bo deaired. Tho meeting
was opened by tho Row. Mr.. Inskip,who mado telling
address In hs ininitablo Btyle which WAS 1nado up
noatly Of personal experience scenes and incidents Of
other meetings Of this kind and appealed to the mill
tl,cng tlo meotin, and make 1t the grand event Of
tho year for the Great Northwest. There about
thirty ministers present, and many moro are
pceted: Visitors are arriving OF every trim.
MINNEAPOLIS, Juno 26.-Full arrangements nre
mixing for the entertainment Of tho American Board
Of Commissioners OF Foreign Missions that meets
here on Sept. -. All who como will be cared for,
and u ono have a,oou raised for e1tra e1ponAos.
New YonK, June 96.-The Annual meeting Of the
Hoard Of Trsteoa Of tho General Theological Seminary
was held solay at tho Seminary building in Twentieth
street, Over 100 Trustees were present, among thenl
tho Bishops Of Illinois, TcnnesBeo, Missouri, Western
New York, aud tho Aasistant Bishop Of Maryland.
Tho Report Of tho Finance Committee shows assota tn
the value Q! sCGo613 The coming claas will probably
bo tho largest Jet known.
, 1873-06-27

A writor In The British.Nedica1 Journal rco-
ommonlB the manufacture Of ozono in the
infection. Ho asserts that their want Ia proper
supply Of ozone-that is, of body which ia
capable Of docompoBing. and 10 Of noutralizing
the miasms constantly arising in hospital wards,
and which at tho eame timo is not hlrtfu1 to tho
mny bo thus % used spiral spiral platinum I % wire ia Is
placed beneath an inverted funnel, aud ia rom
dered incandeBcont by means Of DunBens pile.
Heroupon tho characteristic smoll Of ozono ia
perceived in tho heatod mir circulating above tho
funnol, and Its presence CO is shown BY tho tsat
lug thus made available for tho purpose named
, 1873-06-27
DEATHS,

NOLAN:Mrs. Oli,s, wife Of Matthew Nolan native Of
County Of Waterford, ireland, aged 65.
Funeral 1t O'Clock. from residence, No. ITO Liberty
et., ln carriages.
ADAMS-In this city, Juno a6 187s Cha.oa T. Adams,
aged "a yuars. Was formerly epgagod At j. v. Farue
d Co.'s. .
Funeral from No. la3 Weat Aiamsst. to:dny t37th1 At
II IL: d. n, md by tho ooook p. trata to oaohul
ttn,otory for intorn!eht Frouds arc Invited.
Cnlon,ros, sou Of Uhrs IL olondsos, IL Mortdan.st,
nYei ! yoara nlonh4 nnd u days.
Funoral th!s day {fTidn}} Mt nom.
eH- how York papers ploase copy.
JAQOISfsN-hir1. q. =. jacobson, the Norwegian mid.
fa dIul Wednesday, night, O'Clock, in er S0h {ea
hho will 6o buriod to-day AZ Gracoand Fpneraa will
, 1873-06-27

253 and 25k sontl JoforAon hotwoon Van D,ttcn md
Harrison ntreota, brought SOS front foot. Land In
Nrnya in tito nostcsat qnarter Of Section
wis also sold. Lat IL brought tl6 front foot; Lot
~ $l6; Lot II, S18; Lot IL, $24. Thia is what
Known ~ he snckor rroporty having boon In the pos
soaslon Of that family for twonty years.
.. THE WAUKEHAN BALE.
tra!n OF twolve cars loft tic city yoatordny morn-
!aal sate Tho property contained 45 OF Rrovo
int, sibdsl'lc Into conyenlon resfonco lots. About
1y lilo ownors TGo rrico ranged from {53o to so
uhr fudt. - -
, 1873-06-27
BRUTALITY Of POLICEMEN.

To The Editor u The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Whilst passing along, on tho North side
at 1880 this afternoon, my attention was
attracted, On the corner OF Clark and Michigan
atroota, to two policemen aud drunken man.
Nocauao thu drunken mum dlsplnyul bumv 1ltt1u
obstinacy IN being lod of to tho police station,
ono Of tho policemen knocked him about the
head with his club, whilst tho othor ono struck
him with q brasB-khuck1o botwcen tho eyoe.
Moro brutal conduct I noyor before Witnessed.
Chicago, Juno 24,1879. A CITIZEN,
, 1873-06-27
AG(1ATIC.

Special Dsspaich to 1he Chicago Tribune.
TonoNro, Juno 2o.-Thc entries have beon n1ado for
the International rowing regatta TO como OF on Sat-
Donma1ah, Powell. and Luthor, al Of Pittsburgh,
penu., havo entered, as we'll as Douglass. Nev1se,
Thos Loudon, and 1lichard Thinning, al Of Toronto.
rnnla, aud john 1.oudcn, 1redale, Robert Tenning,
and Donelly, Of Oanada. Double scul, second -cass-
Ono American club and four Dominion clubs. Double
scull, nrst-lass-Two Dominion clubs and ono Aneri-
eau. Four-Darcd, nrst-elass-Four clubs from Penn-
Ryyania and Buffalo snd ono Toronto. Four Dared,
second -cAss-Two American aud ono Canadian. There
arc ton entries for tho sk and four for tho tub
raco. The prizea aro Liberal md keen competition
pcctod.
, 1873-06-27


It Is just little remarkable to Heo, away
down in that remote part, rs much evidence OF
refinement and cultivation as was evincod.
Indies who had certainly enjoyed the benefits Of
S1ersed, too, in tho intricacies q droHs
tlemen, courteous and polite, who We'd
with each other to make the Rtay Of their Illinois
frionds pleasant and agreeable, and the verdict
Of all the Jury was, that they succooded.
THE LIMIT OF OUR OUTWARD TRIP
Tho train stopped at Fort Larned; and
At that point we having lunched, the train was
put about, and NO were homoward bound, and
could not help tho reflection, during the trip,
when l looked out upon the rolling prairie-lauds,
covered with lu1uriant grass, ripening wheat, or
growing corn, on either side Of tho
1fcsd' 1f' al almost H., the ,,,. entire length :, Of Of
vas one of those which had enjoyed, at tho
hands of our munilcent National Legislature,
A rn1NOELY GIFT.
In deed, 1t is said that the number OF acres Of
rich farming and grazing lands to which it lays
These % lands arc % miles n Width slong tho
liue, in alternate sections, or 20 milos on either
side, and half Of them lie in the
fertile valloy Of tue Arkansas River.
until permitted to behold tho vast o1tent Of land
,vl,or orl}iunfoI ard - cnrui1or 40 t1,nt o.cl,
nte1as oss,os ~ Guu ,nI, t ~, inat oagl
az ~ ot W., oat;.,,oa a.,
~ 70. ann,,,a a" ..aat - tua i; a,
n,eo @ "ohn da,,.ra sno dssaosas9 W, so mlll
fow vonrs mnti III Of theee ~" ans ~ aro ouS aod
ao% a 1an ~ os a%tn 1nuso !aas . n.U heao'
anu 'b M nag sast
which has not only enriched this, but many
nnticod at Wichita tho necessity for Farm
o'o \ nn1nnT
-, fair str,oturo i e1t % foet lonr aoross thu A..
an f1a, tha acaio ~ nrens f1rshod ~ ao
% HUNK an .vonc~ IN th|a wos NIX nnrohah1o ~,
remote. % o. + For % crossing ii w tie @ bridge with two. q.
| inrsn toa,, al ~ horaabooE sn na,ta ~,
1oat Ok na,,ts ,an5 nronortionn+o ~riooa' ~, ~.
hoad head for To- eattlo, hogs, and other animals. "a
ma1 ooraa;on ~ io'rs vi ao,uossat ~ lin
~ 'i">' a:sI TEXAS oArrEE tI Trade ,"AA' - 'D'
1o;.,t 1nat raar raeoboI "a nS, mn n,5 - ~
mn 'o"d ~ thet ~ IT.
Tsg ea rortna ~ ~, en ~ tG'
ta ~ VIII t hoad whinh I wa1o tIen ~ ers1in[ m'
, 1873-06-27

Arrest Of n Supposed Thtcf..Pcraonnl.
DuPFAIo, Juno ga suspicious party, supposed to
rano Of CHARLES Williams. He had In his possession
largo quantity Of jewelry and ailycrware among which
aro spoons ulurked l.. q. H." and III. d.; silver
forks marked " Kirby House !" Guilds gold ring
marked N. D." two gold wstceH marked 30.345 and
1860, aud ono syer witch numbered II, ,l0l for
Which owners are wanted 10 III to hold tho thief.
The Hon. YIN. Winllom, Chairman Of Tho Special
United Hlatea Bennto Committee to collect information
inland transportation arrived hero to-dRy OIL tour
Of preliminary inspection.
, 1873-06-27
Eacfftc-Stope Items.

BAN FRANo1sco, July 2O.-Col Alason with infantry,
started yesterday from Fort Klamath to Walla
All to Modoc prisoners Wero III tho eafo ntockaue ut
the Fort.
The stage from Palisades to Eurekn, Nevada. was
robbed last night, Mineral Hill. The robbera.
obtained only about $400Worth Of jeelry from Wella
l. Fargos troasro-box. No other plunder.
Throc Of Htnal-ro1 wore discovered tonight
In tho Chinese quarter Of tho city.
, 1873-06-27
Louisville Hoard of trrniTp.

Loulsv1LLK Ky, june 2g.-1ho Board Of Trade to-
day formally u0k porsosA!on Of their splendid now
hall In tho Idthgow building, Of Main and
Third streets, celebrating the eyent with / banquet
aud speeches from leading merchants, etc.
, 1873-06-27
THE TRIGGER.

Special Ditpatch to The Chicaqp Tribune.
DETROIT, june &c. Tho pigoon-shooting to1rna-
ment continued hero to-day with Increased attendance
md nereat The nrst prizoin to-lay's shooting was
taken by 2. uulford, Of New York, md 3 silver
teaact. Tho second prize, $60 by f. Long. of De-
by John y. 8tadlor, Of Detroit.
, 1873-06-27
THE INDIANS,

Tr0l4bles With the Sioux on tho North
crI Pacific.
WARRINGTON, juno 26.-Lfeut- Col. Carlin with tho
Northern Pacific Surveying Expedition reports scc-
ond attack by the Bioux, Juno 10, on Bower Dam
Creek. IIis Ions VIA one scout wounded. Tho Bioux
loss wns two killed aud acapcd two Killed aud carried
uir, and aoveral wounded.
, 1873-06-27

An Excursion Train
Leaves Chicago every Baturay evening for Waukesha
VIII, on tho Chicago, Milwaukee Il 81. Paul Railroad
ut o'clock, nrrtv1ng at Wnukosha at TO- and Leaves
Waukeaha 10 return nj $50 IN. Mon1ny, arriving
ut Chicago ut II.
, 1873-06-27

NASHVILLE Tsnn., Juno cG.-Twonty-four cases
cro reported from cholora to-day It to attack
dorent PORTIONS Of tho city at dforont timer, and
while prevalent IN portion Ia scarcely present at
ull In another. ~.
C1Nu1nrAr1, juno 28-Four dcaths from cholera
werp reported aI tho health Office to-day.
, 1873-06-27
TO Be SOLD I'm LOTS,
On Tuesday Afternoon, July !,
At 3 O'Clock, on tho Ground,
SITUATED NEAR TILE
NORTHWESTERN CAR WORKS,

Being Block 4 in Morton's subdiyi-
sion, E. Ia Of tho N. W. ID Of Seq
ton IL, Town 80, North Of Range Is.
East. Eleven lots, fronting north
on Chioago-av. Thirteon lots, 'front.'
Ing Wost on Hamlin-av. Thirteen
lots, fronting east on RidgoWay-av..
and eleven lots, fronting south on
West Huron-st., only two blocks dis
tant from Central Park and the great
improvements OF the Northwestern
Car Works, loss than two minutes'
walk from the Central Park Depot.
These Lots are situated in a part Of
the city where property is rapidly
advancing, and no better opportunf-
ty will over be offered to secure a
pleasant home OF your own price.
TERMS OF SALE---l-4 cash. bal
anco in l, q, and 3 years. with per
cent interest. a deposit of $50 will
be required on oach lot ct time of
sale.
Title perfoot. Printed abstracts
will be furnished ench purchaser.
a SPECIAL FREE TRAIN Of oara
will start from Wells-st. depot at 8
o'clock p. m. on day Of sale, stop-
ping at Halstod-st. aud Park Station,
and return at O'Clock D, M, for
the convenience Of those desiring
to attend the sale.
a mammoth tent will be erected
present.
Plats and information furnished by
ELLISON & FOSTER, Ancd0leels,
R5 MT a ARFE,r.GT
, 1873-06-27

A Family OF Four Persons Murdered.
NEW YonK. June 26-A bermuda letter In tho EE-
t3r<ss announces that family named Knowles con-
sHtlng Of father, mothor, anu two daughters, we're
murdered in Hamilton, juno 49, and the house robbed
Of nll its ya1uabIcB.
, 1873-06-27

New YonK, June e2G.--WashiMRton'a headquarters at
Morristowa, NJ j., sold at auction yesterday and
bought for presentation 10 tho Btato At tho buy
ing prics, S2t coo. The sash worn by Warrington
Wien ho Grand Master Of the Masonic Lodge sold
for 81 LOCO.
, 1873-06-27

Tho Danct Wcstlnko h Covert nino and tho Post
Onlce Club lthysd game yesterday afternoon, at tho
corner Of Van Durou md Latin Btrcata In tho rrcs-
ouco Of largo number Of people. Though 1Iodcs
and Atwatcr, Of tho old Chicago White Stockings,
played with Tho Post. .0fco boyB, tho D., ". Co.'s
wore aucceaaful by the following Rcoro:
Innings- 2 3 s & 0
Dane, Wostlake & CoYort.0 a / z . 2 At
-Ofl1co. ......,.......0 0 4 0 Q o 9 . OLA
, 1873-06-27

Special Dispatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DKTHo1T, June aG.-Tho hrst cricket match OF tho
in this vicinity has just boon played between
tho PennHulart, Of this city, and tho Uhatisam Club,
q tho latter plnce and resulted In victory for tho
Chhthamd.
, 1873-06-27

NEW ORLEANS, juno 26.-rho Cohen RAtley- Kellogg
shooting case submitted to tho jury this evening"
No verdict camo in up to 10 =: m. The defense de.
clued to argue the case, stating that the opening
speech by e1-poatmaster Lowell was not worth re
ply, being but political haranguc. Judge pardeos
charge wAa regarded by all ~ impartial and just.
, 1873-06-27
AUCTION SALES.
BY HODGES g. co.

TO OTIIETHhDE.-Waw will soil on Saturday morning,
at 10 mn stock ot household goods together with
SUI yards Irnnaoa carpet.
e00 yar,a Ingram csrnot and thrco'plE3
loo yards bent straw mating. '
bU0 yatla cncoh mating, f,oak QualltE%
10U mats OF dltferont stylua.
III llnon curtains
Is RoU1 cook Rtoved.
81 utoe pator stnses.
~ ayslMKs, MI different sizes.
loo nlattressoa-hats, huaa, moss aud cotton top
foathor hods. pillows, IT,. DO: =. ~. 1,noo
Park Auction 1toouls, 6l3 West LAko.st.
HODGES / CO.. Auotonssrs:
Also on Saturday evening" Al oclaok VIC Will selI thG
oniivu stuck Ut groco,io ntuhoEt h.urus aesra. end
sturo 1uroa &C., Ao., 1T s3t Weat eh'a posi-
t{yo and without rstvrye lAlok out for haEgalnI.
" fIOU{If.S h co.. Austinneert.
, 1873-06-27

theroarc thirteen entrien with Abort tho fvore In
tho open TO ali, hoven entrioa, with Conoly
fayoro, and hvo entri In tho raccrs, with Harry
faVorto. 1t Ia rlMoro that Hooper Will not start in
tho opou-forat, for which ho anl Pilot Tornpfo arc
nnercd. Tho 2:A taco will bo trottod on Saturday
morning.
Of tho spring neeting. Tho first for r,utaa If
$s00 for horses which bent 3:40 reaed as fol-
Iowa:
winthrop Morrill,, Jr....."........"..1 2 8 /
Iohonscot 's..st.......'','t''.......4 I l
Tlmo-3:olA; 9:32sl; GalN; 2s1b: a:a4H.
Tho second rhc1 for T,tlfns OF - 200 for horses
which never bcat 2:21, resulted:
Judge Ftnprtou. ......ss..4 I
liazello.
Timo-2:a2; 132H; 2:a5.
BAN TRANo1auo, June 2d.7-pool helllng tonight at
tho Lick uolso tho $40 900 running races TO como
on on q &e sn1 uo fsssf, nySy
$4,000 Noll Fahorty,. tho favoritet two
10 onc On bon Wado hnd Thad Bsevona 5000 wcro
sold. Tho betting ID about oveu. Qroat tntcrcat Ia
folt In the result Of tho rnces.
Du8ToN, June 28.-The races at Myao Park, to-dny,
woro largely attended. Tho frat race, for horsea
which lad never beaten $3.50, VIVA won by
Flora Bollo. Bost tmo, 2:3elS. Tho second
raco for horaos Tint had nover bcato asa Of
tho best over seen hore the te mao being very fas
for TINT c1aaa Of horscs The raco VIVA won by Prince
Allen, who took tho lat three hsas blanche winning
tho first two. Time, 23oK; 2:27; 2:2a; 22os; 2:29N
, 1873-06-27

100, thoro voro but 20 now living. Tho city
givca no cvltlonco now Of tho hory ordonl through
which Il has passed.. d.
, 1873-06-27
THE TURF,

w,,1 THE rr1n,v. syvrn vun7
Tho nanaBerh Of tho Dexter Park Club meeting,
which commences on Tuesday next, arc beginning to
think that every horse Of aly noto from, Maine to CALI
forna will In entnrel for nrsoa hc5oro tbo rocos ,
~ rt"a .1d,.inna a-,rtns .saro s'so syu.
on+ e1se aoa''loa entsioa "oro Eocelfea W HAL Ut
tic secIctaryH Office yesterday, aud thero may be moro
Tor Mr. Simpson to-day for Ought anybody knows
Thu latterH wero a n0etuarked on TIM 9th and +1,n
~, .,tt 49,, ,. .ae,, 49,, u .h..1
III sotn6 aA H*%Ab tAe'4AeAS @AA n"uAA 'A1o sosaA
List to 1884, one-af Of which are for running and tho
er baf for trottiuc Tho Inst arryas ara as ollowe
Fur the n:3O nmrAn r. v fa]jwai,s rh m Mii.
Caldwell p. Wlnnenan's Oh. b. Logan. ''' AN'1~
For ths nurse for b-Year oius-(}ls G]oldensa ILL., O.
Nick. ~ o.
Fnr t1e o:t0 n,rse-t3un aicdfens b o. Dt1tv 1nrn.
For the placing purRo-D, q. Ricketts, b. e. UoQsicy
Tom.
Tina hava mt dcnfded tl,a n,nnun+
lin snpr,Hi ,,uren nnenf1noh in
tnrdnv ind hnye mt f1c unon the dav fnr tha rim
II iB Thought that constellation ulree OF reaDect
rocn @ ~ defe,sd rnnners u 'o 'os
Ici,n n nnvi, ~ IL Innia .rrvea 1.vt ovont,o
,v fo,,r rnnsrs whic Hrs ntn,,c nj Tia n"r
VAN ''AN 11A' rI.sEwMens. @' >@' p'1A'
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Turnips.

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% SALE.

ANDA FOR 8ALEIHAYESEyERAL
II tractso uilimpp0ved lands Belonging TO me
and to Others which / will sell or rent to actual
settlers. f@H IEI
I will sell Oncredit, payablein one, two,t three,
four, fves six, seven, eight, nine and ten years,
with eight per cent interest annually, from first
day OF December next. Or / will rent to actual
settlers for mere payment during five years. of
they occupy. 49,
In either selling or renting, the purchaser or
lessee will 0bligate himself to actually settle on
him, within six months from date of sale or
lease; under penalty 0fnnllity of sale or lease.
I have also for sale a w~elIimprUyed place, con-
tanning two hundred arpents of land, With1arge
and c0nlmOdiaus dwelling house, cotton gin and
cribs. Price of thisplaee$5000, payable onterms.
with eight per cent yearly interest from day of
sale.
on terms. HENRY Il. GARIAND
June u. 187I-tf. - e1~
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19
aug. 29-1873


Marguerite Gnidry VS.. .JOs. H.. B~Ourque
HOUR D-EPAROTssE, ST. LANDRY-No. 1914,
- En- vertut dun writ de fieri facias, lance par
Honorable la Cour de Paroisse, dams ct pour la
ParoisseSt. Landry, dams lie process ci4iessusinti-
tule, ct moi adresse, JIG vendra en- yente pub
#l1que, au plus Offrant ench6risseur a La Maison
de Cour de la dite paroisse, en- Ia vile DIES Ope.
Ieusas, lesAMEDIs4 0etobre, 1873, q ONE heures
du matin.tla prOpfiete .ei-apres dGcrite, SAVIOR
I, I'm certain habitation en- cette: paroisse,
contenant cent guaranteeing arpents, plus GU
mQlns, borne au nord par La terre de Valery S.
Bourquet ct lie present aequereuP, au sud par la
telre de Y. s. Bourquey 4 Test par la terre de
VIM. Bacon, ct q Pouest par la terre de Veuye
Francois Richard. .st4 s-sT @
2. Aussi, I'M autre moroccan de terre, eontenant
quaraRte acres, j0ignant 1e moroccan ci-dessus
designe, borne an nOrd par la terre de Henry
Chacher6, an sud par la terre dc VIM. Bacon, &
Fest par la terre de s. D. Ashe, ct a Fouest par
Ia terre de Paequereur, CONNIE paraete de vente
date lie Ii Oet0bre, 1863. - -zr =
Saisie dams lie process ci-dessus. .sz Ell
Conditi0ns-Comptant. .gy. All
20 ao0f, 1873.