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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

rEnMs or SUBSCRIPTION tFA7Apt.E IN ADVANCED
pa!ls by na."3 Ws.E,y SWHn,lEa,y
rurts OF ycnr nt tho ssne rato
To pro,ont dcay and mistakes, ho nuto and Rva foss
OF co address III [ul Including State nnl County.
1cnI,a,coa may 10 tnndo oltEur by draft oxp1oas Post
Ofhco ordcr or in reglsterrl ioots. Mt our rlak.
rEnsts 70 CITY auuscn1pERs
I>,y delivered, HundaY excepted. u conte per Haes
Ua, arl,orcd, sundny included, % conta por ,seok,
AIdro,s THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison nnd DcarhoEn-tt4. Chicago, III.
, 1873-07-08
rltasion pKootl,,x lsroncn UP.

DUBUQUE, July 7.-An opon-air mooting nndar
tic auspices OF City Missionary Willard, on tAa
Post Office steps, on Sunday evening. waa broken
by lia sermon On tho Sunday previous, when 10
aoyorey criticised tlloir Sunday RnluBenaei'ts w
charaotorixlng thom aa "followors OF sho doyil'":
, 1873-07-08

to have boon peculiarly nnlo1'uhatot II hos
absolutely dlsgraooiil' VI tic th'fseen original
Commissioners, five wore Americana OF Austrian
birth, whose antoccdonte We1o hucn ''"t 'noS
could mover DO received IN Austrian s'o'osS' :"
thln connecticut tho correspondents ~ 1"0e"'t
fo1of8 10 TUG a's'l'fga'snoa "ol''so' - AA 1p 49,
oooh' oi os' Aou1'' AofnAoA's oe''.'
e"eo' "'o "e'i Auo"n 40 .. -
tFusn eq"asneu to otutn' ' ea'o'
=, ~ - H nsos+ n% =. Ia ,n.rstood t1a. ho VIVA an
pointed under Van Dl,ren by the especial mandate Of
tho President. r. oooe happons 10 10 oen.t .,aas ~
of tno ma !. occnrred to him That It would b quito
eaay to ship to Vienna q few caaos Of vino for h'H
peraonal use IN the United 6'ssos ,,,' ~ ~
7on ca,ns - "or ,nc. .n nroyalons which Mr., Van
Durcn allowed to 10 brought oyor for tho restaurant
keopore 4noeo - nslo uoao. oos ,n1s ,,h, tn srh
uon ero,nds. bt Tho Ausrian authorities woro smart
enough TO ssize tho whole. 1boe7e that tho resta.-
fansaeonef' aro 10 ootaln 'u,'s suoa, ~. Ms -
md Mr. T. Cook ia IN sato Of wrath thcroat Apretty
person surey to Hcpd over hero to represent America
a. "ofla6 e1n'o"'on'
hcoot'nnB ~ LIB oo'1oot'onoons' "s' way
h'msoh l7 nov en'''e's 'se' afola Sasp'o''o1 UT"
cunase"ncoS' "A 'oo1 was noea'a aol 'no so"1uS-
| macn'ne ool'aP'inoa'' !os 'n' ''nSs'o''Aon ~
WHICH Soo'ooo WEB palo' "ncfeAs 1ospons'pls
mon say snas tno9 cou1a nav" oono tno sa'l'e
"ofA luz S@''ooo anu 1'aoo pioA' - ~ poA
cont ino pr'n''pai ason' !" 'l'la ope0'-
lation WIS n'on nhneo 'a'neo' na'' 11ns'sn-
"ah ano nA4i oonAoooia'o 'oia4o'' "1fo 'n-
habits AIR. jay 8 othee On 1ho b@@o sotnas % n's
attachee' ana WAS 1pp0ln'oo os san oufen' on
jays account. one OF tne 'lfas ao1s ot tho eon-
porary oommssaon Was 10 fofoo LIB n'an
Jamcs having anything 10 40 ABOUT 1no ou'lo-
ing. Notwithstanding tho oilorta OF THO no"
Commissioner, Mr' Schultz THO American ef-
hibitors a1e disappointed anu dfseusted' anu arc
unanimous IN regrett1n8 TINT thoS heo not To-
mained at homo. Upon arriving At Vienna tho9
found themselves hampered ana olaokmallea W
tho vosy men appointed oy the American ao'-
ornment to aaslat thom' lilo temporary con'
mission which succeeded Van Bnfen was not
much bottor. Two OF tho members did noth'
ing, and tho third offended every ono with
whom he oamo in contact. In ther troubles,
thoy would naturally look to the American Min
istor for assistance, but Mr. jay Is represented
to be n-Amarioan in feeling. and makes it g
point to ea nttlo Of Americans Is possible, &c
that access to him ia worry difficult. While tht
, 1873-07-08

NrxUN's sAMpII1TtIEATRE-O Clinton ht.9ot, holMoon
Washington and Randolph. Tony Pastors Fatot5 ooln
bluhtiun,
, 1873-07-08

Mov1CilERts TtlEATnE- Madison str, stteot, between %
''NoR's Digorsion, u 1litlo ltbpl."
, 1873-07-08

WonoEsrEls, Nars,, July 7.-Dr. Fontaino, Of
Spencer, WAS held in 81, goo bonds this morning
by using smallpox virus for vaccination Instead
Of vaccine mAttox. :.
, 1873-07-08

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PAXTON, ILL.,, July 7.~-An far as eau b. aRcor-
tanned, tho prospects for wloAt arc considered
better tllnn ever before. Spring wheat In con.
aiderod biz. Winter IL very fair. There will
probably be none shipped to market, but con.
Humed at homo.
Special Di.patoh to 4as Chicago 7ri1"ns =,
wheat are worry poor. Spring wheat is u lttla
bettor, but seriously damaged by the wet
weather.
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From present prospects, The crops IN tl.is part
IL aat ' year, % viii bs iny uP to Tho average Tie
aoroaKo Of wheat is not largo, but what thero ia
now Promises an abundant crop. Rye IL about
roady for tho roapor, and, with the exception Of
spring. ls good. oats It not yet Injured by ,ln-
forosoon causes, will produce at loast an hyorago
ylold. Tho click Of the mower il already heard
IN tie maadows, whore tho growth OF grass ~
more tLnn usually heavy. and nothing but vet
, 1873-06-13

C0nkH.
Amotion to refor tho whole subject to conn.,
1nittoo WIS tabloid.
Nlr. Witkownki 'rcndwod bis nn1ondmaont to
divide oil o1poattfos into two olaasoa.
Il waa lost.
h1r. Drow'a amendment WAS adopted.
Tho report "a ntnontlod was adoptod.
It Ia as follows,
FIrsThat tho Secretary Of tho Doarl shall at ones
proceed TO print tArln which shall be proMpf.
gated sept. y 1872 f. taho effect or tllat d. ate
tho present addition to aHEs rato for absence Of Iron
shutters rode ahd side openings In any brok etono
Iron busin0aa buildings icsa than 10 follors,
thoy shall fo madd to aRrco with thla vls.: For ab
acnco Of good Iron sutqra nnd doorn aR rear and
side opsnngu to brick atono iron buancss build
ccnta for exposures distant ovor tou foot md not
moro than snny foot Is conts for exposures distant
ovcr twnntJ fcot and not mora than thirty fpnt IL
consa for cxposros distant thirty fcot bvor 10 ceta
ana that whom good iron ahutterB nut OIL tho Soc
rotary shn on appicntion pron,ulgato ratio reduced
20 extent OF aadiona ndu for abatntu Of shnttbs in
ssoondThat al rtats written on and After sept. i,
r1der tho minimum tariff" {whoro risks ;havn not
hcen rated speeacatly> tho sano rnlc shall DO applied!
BY tho party taking tho risk iii cases whero build.
lnKs arc unprovldod with iron Bhuttara and doors
rear md htls openings.
Thtrd--No permission al,a 10 granted by any nom.
Dor Of this noard to cut oponnga IN division walls bo
veyed and rate ilxcd by the Secretary, ~. -
Mr., Moore moved that Moaars. Clark, Good.
win, aud the old Committee DO appointed to 70.
port = change In tho baHta Of rntos If, In thoii
opinion, 1t was necessary. 20. ~, ,.,
Tho motion waa lost, and tho Board ad'
iournod. :. -: T'F ~
, 1873-06-13
CARBON,

1b the Editor af Tho Chicago Tribune:
: s1n: II 1t is, or il It isn't, I'd really like to-
know. ~'t g.
Is carbonio acid, in any form, conducive to the
growth and health Of auimal 1ife7
Wo hayo been taught that vegetable lfo foods
upon carbon, and animal life upon oxygon,-
each giving of that which is life to tho othor,
but death 10 itaol. In your issue OF tho 1Bt
inst. were two ARTICLES, which, to common
mind, read queorly. A writer,7 I think it WAS
" "Gambrinus, in enuunerating the good quail
tics of beer, mentioned carbon while, in an ad-
joining column, q chemist, writing on Chicigo
etinkB, montions. among tho injurious resuita OF
decomposition Of animal matter, the carbon
gonerated, ns being detrimental. to an1mal
life. Again. We read Of suicides by
lnhhling fumea OF carbon from charcoal md,
while the nawspapar is still In hand, friend
aska r,a to tako d glass Of soda-water (csrbon).
am in rs bad d muddle as tho Frenchipan that
wanted drink at an American bar, but had for
got itB name, so chilled for 10 taInn oontradlo-
tion," and being called upon to describe it, gave
"A little lemon to make him sour, q little sugar
to make him sweet, little brandy to mako him
strong. and o little water to make him weak
Nov, amt that . tanln contradiction ~ Will
somebody rise and explain this "contradiotion !"
Of tho carbon queBtion?
May ne drink 1t, but not broatho Ii and, II TO-
why SO? Yours for further light, OXYGEN.
CH1uAao, Juno 10, 1873.
, 1873-06-13
A SUGGESTION.

CHAMPAIGN, H., June 10, 1873.
Ib tho Editor ef 17Ae Chicago Tribune:
B1n: Since tho Supreme Court Of tho United
statea La In want Of Chief Justice, why not
mildly suggest to The President that he appoint
the Hon. O. D. Lawronco, tho Chief, or late Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF this State?
His unjuatihablo displacement by the passton-
ute aud prejudlcod effort Of the votors of bis dia-
hiot demanda that some adequate public repair
alton BE- made, not to him alone nor to tho other
memborn OF our Court, but to that respect which
is due to tho law, and to those who honestly en-.
dohvor to enforce it.
His late dcfeat doea not disqualify him In tho
lssst for any position In which integrity and 5u-
dioal learning pro rooassary, willis 1t Ia safe to
plaoos on tho Supreme Bench.
II tho Office OF Uhiof Justice ia not to be given
ou.. simply for what 1t will bring, to "the
party" I belioyo tho appolutmont suggested
would be just, and reflect credit upon tic ap-
pointing power. LAWYER.
, 1873-06-13


Inn CIRCUIT .uounr-7,27t t-Appcal. ,77o--slsFy
Green =: John Mulvell; tFstpass go ooo; 5a73s. T.
1nech.no's lou. 717s-Appsal 797o-Alson ?.
1esvenworth =. Daniel +, 1nohlex RESTORED caae:
7.2so-w r. gsrter = g.nas! MeQssthy rSstorsi
trespass ha easo, 5000 ?2s2-Joeeph 9, .syno,is
Ellen Mcdonald ind Htslla ". Thompson; aasainpsit
$4,000. 7,283-dabriol II. Gordon 7. r =. neldcn
aass1mpsit $780, 7,2s4BylycAtor i. potby Y. board
Of oommit.ioness of Cook County i apreal. p -
Edward Uar1ty; confsBsion Of Judgment, $131eo.
43Go1-Joaoph Stein Y. 4. Krhua Il 0o, asaumpait,
s76o Aa,eotHenriot.n Arbuckle Philip Afbnekle
Ws q W
$500 g, ,aa7+1o: 9: Hubhaxd. .ar... ~ nHEs!bssh
ssssss: So seess.sssae { o1,s onspsn.a: ss;;%sse,
IL. 49, ,700-bamo Y. Eu8cno =. HenehAwt Same as
Ttlisoo same sa1no, 8l18.0A. 49, t701--aamc ".
Sane same s1aeo 4s7o2ssme sa%o saa ss1oo
H;eoi. 81 a o hieeao
l5765-N Q. Lausten et i: ': 9. Thuleman petition
TOT mechsniea' lion; 9t11s. 49, S7QsIsrael ,na.ch q
y n! AlPengs ,ass'mRs e ;Seo ts1G1;
j@dgmc9t so22 4s7oa--eame Z samc same $52o: q
Bwtnoy asBumpsit, {50o.:. 81. j. D.. Il.
, 1873-06-13
The 1ndinn Bonrd..A Koli9i0us
- Strife.
Washington {Juns 10} Dispasch to tho New FORK

.' StFife.
Washington tJa"s 10 Dtspatch to tho New York
In many reHpeotb 1t Ia not al very piain sail-
ing at present with tho Indian Board. Tho mom-
bers composing it arc all In religion Professionals,
and tho Catholic clergy CLAIM, that they have
been very unjusty tronted In tho manner OF the
distribution Of tho agenoiea to tho various relig-
ious denominations. Father Brouillet, tho Vicar
qenoral Of Washington Territory, has come to
this city for the purpose of representing the
claim Of hiB Church to the nomination Of agents
for several Of the triboa now nasgned to Pro-
teBtRnt denominations. Tho counsel for tho
Church before tho Interior Department
Is Con. Oharlea Ewing, brother-iu-law OF
Gen. Sherman, and the claim Ia being pushed
with zeal. It Is said to worry the Secretary not
little, aud that ho purposes delaying his de-
cision az long as possiblo aa 1t IL evident that
Ao Ia bound to offend one aldo or tho other,
Father Droutllet o1aima tho Yakima mission, now
under charge OF tho Mothodists, on the ground
that tho Catholics first established Inission
thare, aud tho Indians for many years werc ex-
ensnigny under their religious training aud arc
uatholio Indians. Tho Rev. Mr. Wilbur, tue
present Indian Agent .laexo, was Que
Of the earliest OF tho Methodist mission-
ares to Oregon, and, with Ills Church
to back him, III fighting ycEy vigorously
against the proposed transfer. There aro two
other agencies On Puget found claimed Tor the
Same reason OF priority Of ns!selons. In addl-
tton to those tho Catholics make claim to several
other agencies In various parta Of the Indian
Territory. Some roa1 jussmente will have to hp
made, but what they arc to ho viii not DO made
, 1873-06-13
11Iu IEulJt1p.1U Itu1 rGIn61u HurnOTlty. lHU uOo-
umont was writton by order OF II. Thiors, mud
YcndH. nm fo11nrxn.

4
umont was writton by order Of II. Thiors, md
roadB rs follows: .-'- p ~' .
troatr for tho evacuation Of Tho Tronoh torritory
tho fruit Of long negotiations, was blgne at Dorl'n on
'th1 osenhH Of tho 10th Of March, 1B70,at 6oclock.
Tho Government would hnve liked tho National Az
aon1lJ to 10 tho first Informed Of thta happy even
but that c1,irso impoaslblc, tho tccgraphtu mcs
aago oxectoa from tho PrisaIan Capital ony arrived
ut Yorsaillea a T. Every ono 4 aware that THO aoyeEn-
imont bur boon able to fulfill with an unhoped-for
rapidly tho financial engagements which, from mo-
;tant iato.
OF tho throo miarls which rcn,atncd to bo paid to
iQormanJ ono wns entirely discharged lust autumn.
The Hecoud, great part Of which hha boon already
paid, will be completely bo.wGen tho 1Bt sn El Of
Aay noxt. Tho third md last militard tho NTH Of tho
entire nddppty> viii .bo delivered 70 the asrrtan
trcasurT IN four equal psymens-on tt.d 9Th Of Junc
9Th OF july 9th of Augs and 9Th Of sereinber Of the
ii roinrh, Tho Emperor Of corinany bur engaged
To ayaapaio On thu bh Of July noxt the four depart
monta, -Vonges, Ardpnnos, Mui,ac, and Meurtho-et-
Eosolies well tho forroaa md reimbursement of
Bniforts Tho evacuation ta to bo effected within four
weokh from that date. Az pledge for tho last tro
monthly payments, tho fortreaa Of veriun and tho
military dhrtct around gill aono continue to 1e o.
cupied until tho 9Th HsptemDcr. They shall bo
;oyabuhtod within two wncka from TINT datc.
: Such hto tha conditions Of tho nBw trGaty, which
wcro long discua4od, and which. IN spite Of painful
recoltcctlons, will rojocc, NO have Doubt tho pa
tftokfGm Of all good citiEens.': =, -
, 1873-06-13
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Tho annonncc1hont TINT tho bcnoft givon at
OF tho .tNowsboys' and Bootb1aoks' Homo" was
succossful, will bo roooivol by: tho publio with
considerable satisfaotion. That 1t was sub
atantial benefit was rnatnly duo to tho onorts Of
tho Oonnlttoei aud tho motors and rnnnage.
1mnent m Of Aooley's and =, Movickes's thea-
bnation., And. whilo: tho :ss dramaAo I'm:
tornity we're deserving Of great p1Aiao for giving
up an aftothoon OF froddom and 3nasnming ono
Of considerable labor no pno individual mezita
rea1ior recognition thnn Mr.. Edwin nrowne,
tho COMMITTEES i,avs no. aita TIC iaoat sabatsn-
tial encouragement. And not only did .ho 1ia-
play his aympathy with the charitable obtoct ID
7iow, but negatively, he" ahowdd eonaidor-
thaf. b nss1asts sssss to In ss sz3ng and nn fhs9 tae
moro, in allowing A1r. Hooloy's oompany by far
tho bost pieco, aud giving them ovory; enoour.
agoment. Such unobtruaive services arc not al
ways to DO met with in this world, ovon among
Similar PURPOSES. Not leaas ,t6an sl ,0O3 was
realized BY tho sale Of ickot1, and thus, with
tie addition promised by twenty phtlanthroplstai
makes @, ,o00 given to tho Homo: A notice Of
THE HAND benefit.
The boneflt to Mr: Hand, the .woll-known vfo-
1oncellist, takes place this evening, at Aiken's
Theatre, With tho following very excellent pro-
Ptss1s Tsatssis prsam q 9cnna Mciii .IamSye siS
3. "Wiu O. tho Wasp,".. Cherry
Mr, Jamcs Gill.
L. "Reminiscences Of "Troyatore .Vcrdl
.. "Dlo Thraue soo for Posanno. .9umbert
3Ir. DrdHn. "' =
9. Overture to William Teu". .hoaaini
Z. Idy "N,ght md Morning. ng,n,.,........,.- .Hamm
O. "Tho Yeoman,s Wedding: sonR,". poniatowsky
Mr, Jap1<s Gill !,
o. Tnntasia on "Fauat, .Herfurth
TO- Overture, "The HeI7nits Bell" Mhillart
, 1873-06-13

-.-one-quarter Of a nbaro OF the New River
Company whs sold on Saturday for .:e4G, 900.
The faco value Of an ontiro Share is Fl only
Tho New River Company supplies lnrgo part
o. London with water, and ia ono Of tho wealth.
iest corporations In the world. Tho protector,
aooroa Of yoara ago, lost lis fortune Ia tho con.
oesn. aud died In tho workhouse; and neyeral
oompaniea whioh took up the business Buccoa-
aiyely fAiled.-LoHdon Letter.
, 1873-06-13

known Tor tho Of throo months. Tho Indian
agency At Lake Superior, and tint Of tho Grow
Indians In Montana and Fort Hall, tn Idaho, aro
Also claimed by tho Catholics. THOR point is
that, vhorovor tho Indians havo boon oduoated
them undcr now religious teaehing and aubtect
thom to tho training of Church in Which they
lal no faftl!
, 1873-06-13

CarBon ptrio Co., Chicago. 3G9.16
Carson, pirlo Co., Chicago. l81.T
Field Letter Co., Chicago. ............ 854.a1
Earwell Co.. Chicago. o........,....,.... l035.7o
9. Il. Peck Chicago. 1880
ttofenfied, Munfudnr l. Co., ~ Chicago.,. 2tG.06
Ntcharda ahAw Il Wins!ow, Cticago. .....,.. 7gi.9o
Keith Br0thurs, Chicago. 26G.77
Caraon, Prle, Hcott Co., Chicago. ....,.. t43.la
Hrshback Urotlero .........,. .....:...:.. 1000
Aellogg Hubbard Co., New York. .....,... 1,{9l.0B
0beIAnlser Aeefor New York ........... 1l45.Bl
0aEtiettl ueory, Nca1 Co., New York.u.l. 1t1D.b2
Josapa Dockea Chicago. aEo...............,...s lH3.82
A. Il, NeFIstent o!ieaRo. 9l0.70
Z. ~ bstes Co., Now York. 1065.03
.. a!efn go chicago .......,.. 1880
Q. Y. = fardrtage, Chcago.... .,......... a90.70
]. w. a!e0y, ch!ca8o.......... 83,15
8hoyer Oo, oh'osgo go....-.......,*........ 27s.6p
7. IandsoefR, l21.9d
Btottauer ucothere' Qh!cago. 650.67
H0smer Co.. Chlcago... l00.G
James T. Nqss, ChlctYo 10000
John " Foswe4 Cot clicaKo, ...,.... 1,351.8G
The assets are stated as follows: Cash Oh
hand about $11, ,000j stock in trade nov In legal
, 1873-06-13

The following important mobilization was pub
llBhel In tho Journal 00loiet of Paris, short
time Hince, informing tho nation Of the approach
Of tho day Of the lnal liberation Of the soil Of
, 1873-06-13

:. FFoM {6c So0!1 Dt'ld l7nd} Union, JUNG II.
On the 90th ult., two boys, aged about years,
manner cast a1oat on tho 1ako noar Casaopolis,
Mich, in boat without any oars. After drift
Ing out into tho lake about throe-quarters Of q
milo, aud sooing no hope Of being rescued, Shaw
deliberately plunged into tho water With tho in
for his companion /; but his little arms gavo out
md ho sunk to tho bottom. Young Brock ro-
manned III the boat until nssi8tauce reached him.
, 1873-06-13

From nc Darenport {To1ra} Democrat, jana Il.
Last oyoning, about halt-past 8 o'olook, q
number Of boys, four Of thom High
School students. wont in swimming at
tho foot Of Scott street. After be-
ing in tho water aomo time, ono OF tho boys,
named Ford s. Greer vas suddenly taken with
cramps, and sunk within 1--WE feot of the raft.
Another boy, George Gillett, who .waa in with
Greor, had q narrow escape. Tho search for tho
dead body last night did not result successfully.
, 1873-06-13
NEW SUITE.

THE UNITEn BTATxs C1not1T CounT-Mary e.
Richmond, exatutgi1 OF Dean Richmond, deceased, '.
John AtcoaGery; ejoctmant 81 l,0oo-Andrew ], Heb
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-25
Beyond Ono MIssIssipnIi

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. To those going to Missouri
Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming,
Nevada, Oregon, or California, we recommend
a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via st.
Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
ruus its ane Day Coaches aud Pullman Seepers
from NJ. Louis to principal points in the West,
cihom charge. We believe that the Missouri
Pacific Railroad has the best track aud the
hncsl and safest equipment Of any line west Of
The Mississippi, and its connections with roads
furher West are prompt and reliable. The
Texas connection Of this read is now completed,
and passengers are offered FIRST class all-rail
route fran ct. Louis Ia Texas, either over the
Missouri, Kansas h Texas u. r., via Ssdalid,
or over the Atlantic & Pacific n. r.. via VIiita.
For maps, time tables, Information rs to rates,
routes, &c., we refer our readers to s. II.
Thompson, Eastern Passenger Agent, Culum
bus, Ohio, or L A. Ford, General Passenger
Agent, st. Lsuis. Mo. Qas'tion' WW be cheer.
ftiy aud promptly ansIoerea
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-25

Unto Temperance Meetings. - SO
far The ele ments have thrown cold water Oh the
Oniou efforts Of our temperance people. TIE
fourth meeting was held at the Baptist Church
on Monday evening, and as upon the three for
msr oeessious, it was a rainy, dismal night,
which prevented many from attending who
desired to be there. We were pleased to see
that the slorm did not prevent our young men
from attending, many Of whom are just at the
proper age to form evil or good habits, either
Of which are apt {" cling to them through aftel
life. Il is for the benefit Of these young men
that these efforts are put fsrth, and VIC are glad
to SEQ them take an interest in the meetings.
The meeting adjourned to meet aGain one
week from this evening at the same church
when We hope 70 see more favorable weather
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-25

A Good Time. e.-The Fostoria Reviet9 has
the following from West MillRrove:
"Aisck," of West Millgrove. says the gcod
people of that village and vicinity, had a big
iollifcaton there the evening Of the election'
over the success Of the regular Republican
township ticket. He says they neither drank
nor smoked, but devoured forty-two dozen
boiled eggs and became as noisy as lot oi
young pullets in April, and we have learned
thrsugh reliable source that some OF them are
cluckiug now and are about ready to set. Our
friend, "0rrin," the newly elected j. P, I'M
agined he was a regular shanghai. Squire
Philips thsught he had spurs, while ps"r James
the defeated candidate, was nothing but baRty
in the estimation Of the larger hwls. All this
took place at a grscery. and how boiled eggs
could produce SO much hilariey is to US mys
terry.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-25
Canister Tea at 81 per pound at
A. G. Williams & Bro.
InGcrsolI,s Life Of Greeley.-we ca

IngcrsolI's Life Of Gfeeley.-We call
attention to the advertisement Of the Life and
times af HORACE GRgELEY" work Of which j..
d. INGvRsoLL is author, and the Uninn Publish
ing Co., publishers. We judge from the table
Of contents, and advance sheets Of this book, ts
be issued May Ist, that it will be THE Life Of
all others want. II is full, graphic, truthful,
impartial a work Of interest an value to men
Of all parties. Mechanically. it will he the
haudsomest bnnk for general circulation ever
published in America; magnhseuuy Illustrated
and beautifully bosnd. We can safely say it
will be one Of tho best and cheapest OF all
American publications. G1! ready to buy a
copy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-25
Good Tea in bulk-2 p7unds for Stat
A G. WILLIAMS 4 Bro.

Nichols & 1sonthaI. = We direct tn,
Attentioa Of our seaders to the new advertise.
msnt of Aessrs. NIcHoLs 4 IsESrHAL. who have
greatly enlarged their business and have moved
fran Perry street to Mr.. DAILEY's Palace
Drug Store, corner Of Summit and Monroe
Streets, where their mammoth stsck can BE-
seen at COED Advantage. They are practical
gentlemen as we'll as workmen, as those Of oul
readers who deal with then will testify. Dom
all to sea their Stow ~iudoW clock. which WAi
imported from Fsris at 70 little expense sx
prsssly for their snow window.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-25
Use Only HOyfs Canister Teas, for sale a
A. G. Williams g. Bro.

Harbor ItemS.-ThS prospects look favor
able for a large increase In the amount Of bust
ness transacted betweea Toledo and Perrysburg
during the coming season. Asssrs. s, j. Pow
ELL, j. II. Roor and J. D. WEBB have purehas-
ed the tug Toledo, OF four tons burtheH, to be
used in the trade between the absVs points
Msssrs, wEBs and Rosr have also put their two
scoWs, the J. H. Root and !. B. WsbS, in coed
trim for business.
The Cora Lock has also been reprinted and
put la excellent trim Tor pic .niO excursions, pas
ssnger and freight trade. With these add itioni
to our shipping interests we may expect 10 SEE
lively time at ouT dock this season.