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Holm, Henry James, jr. Rebecca Harding
Davis, Adclinc Trafton, Jules Verne and 9th.
ers. The second and concluding paper on
TennyOop, by Stedman:' "A sketch, with por-
trait, q the poet Aldrich; and poems by Col.
oncl IIigginson, Benjamin f. Taylor Mary
! l.. Ritter, Elizabeth AIKEN Allen ana Martha
p owe complete the list of contributions.
In "Topics of the Time" DR.. Holland writes
about The Late Brooklyn Council, \ Good
Fellow, and the Moral Power of Women.
This last refers of course to the crusade Of
the women against intempcrance, and DR..
Holland propounds these inquiries:
| Why is it that the hardened rumscllcr
who, behind his bar, has dealt ont the liquid
death to his victims for years, qualls before Il
band of praying, bcsecching women-wOmen
who, coming from their comfortable retire
ment, brave wind and storm and mud-brave
iobloquy and misrepresentation and curses,
and all the harsh obstacles that brutality can
throw in their path, to compass a reform that
shall keep their natural supporters and pro
tectors pure and prosperous? Why is it that
men looking on form new resolutions of So
briefly, and reform the vicious habits of their
lives? Why is it that changes which involve
the destruction Of a brutal business, and of
habits to which hundreds of thousands are
welded with all the power Of a burning ap-
petite awake no more violence than they do ?
Why is it that 50 many good men, whose
souls protest against the sacrifice Of ease and
privacy which these women make, bow TO
the movement rs something supremacy Chris.
tian, and, therefore, verbally divine?
The answer is given under three heads, for
which alone we have space;
First, of course, because there is no man.
however brutal, who does not know that the
women are right-that whisky is curse, not
only to those who drink it, but to the unof
Tending who do not drink 1t.
Second, the mind of man is so constituted
as to teel most scnsitively the praise and the
blame of women.
The third reason is that the end which
these womeN seek is purely and beneticently
Il moral one.
The Oh Cabinet has to do with Barbarism.
There is long and timely poem, "Diogenes
in America" in Etchlngs and there are book
notices, scientific notes, etc, rs usual.
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The June number contains among other
articles paper entitled Poor Jack by F.
w. Holland, in the interest Of scamen; The
Child in the Church, by Mary Hartwell
kin and Kad," BY H.. V. Osborne; dumb
Days" by Caroline DeBow, and some good
poetry. There are several illustrated articles,
the New York Fashions, Architectural De.
signs &c, &c. The illustration on Decora.
ton Day is just the thing. Price Of Maya.
zine one dollar per year,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-30

The following Patents were issued from the
United States Patent Office TO citizens Of Illinois
from Apr Dist, 1874, to Apr. 2sth, 1914. Reported
for the FREE TRADER by Alexander X Mason,
Solicitors of Patents, COS Seventh street, Wash.
inston, d. c.:
Hobby Horse-Lauritz Anderson X Lauritz
Foss, Chicago.
Furnace for Heating and Pudding Iron and
Stockholm NJ. Aver Chicago.
Faucet bush--Geo. J.. Coils, Riverside.
Chimney-top-J0s l.. Wilson, Chicago
SCOT brush--Carl KacserOwsky, Chicago.
Authorization Woodbridge, Deans Corners
Car Coupling-A. B Patterson, Springfeld'
hboard-Anna Fiske, Fowler.
Middlings Purihcy-A. Hunter Il {. T. Wilt
more, Quincy,
Whiiietree Hook Herga Jones, Rockford
Bridge-Francs f. josef, Freeport,
Door Check. Newell X Lewis Schroeder,
Fowler.
Fire characterization {. schwcizcr CnicG,
go
Propulsion Of Railway Cars and other Vehicles
R y. Wetherll, Chicago
Nod-hoard for Plows-lsaac 7. Dyer.
Paper BOy-Frederick W. smith
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Heurv's Carbulic Sslyc IS 20 well known that
II i. only necessary 10 caution against limitations.
II requires careful admNtUre of the carbo!ic
acid with other ingredient 20 produce Sale that
may be relied upou. The genuine only guaran-
tsed See that il bears the signature and private
stalnp of John r. Henry Sold by all druggists
and dealers John F. Henry, Curran ~ Go, Pro
prie;ors, = and College Place, New York. g.
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\ celebrated Eastern physician, while en-
dorsinC the present temperance movement IN
many OF its aspects, and wishing the women
success, says they are overlooking an evil of
quite as great proportions, viz: gluttony. He
gives il as a result of his observation during
many wears OF medical practice that three
deaths occur from over eating where one oc-
ours from drinking. There's "ivo"' Tor re,
trCtlru there.
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For the week ending May, 9TH, 1871,

For the week ending May, 9th, lSt1,
Car Couplng-Thomas Ellison, Abingdon.
Binding Books-Geo, w. Emerson, Chicago.
Cultiyator- Gilman Weeks, Kanevile.
Operating Cana Lock Gate Valves-Wil.imn
Thomas, Ottawa,
Station Indicator-Lewis V. Adams, Rock j.
and.
Movable Hcad-light-Horatio &. Angle, CAica'
go.
Dumping Car--John &. Denies, Chicago.
Railway Gate--Julius Keister, Macon.
Windmill-Elijah Smith, Good Hope.
Combined Stock Feed-boiler and TrOugL-H
II. Smith, scarborough.
Newell Post-Edwin G. Austin & J. Bcunning
Chicago.
Valye Bearing for Steam REPRESENTATION
Burrows, Astoria.
Converting Cast Metal Plow Beams into Steel
j. {. Butterfcld, Chicago.
PlOw BCan-Samc.
Sewing Nachine-A. ". Franklin, 5. W. Rroy
J. VI. Wickoii, Wool.
Grain Separator-AndTew Hunter, Quincy.
Middlngs Puriiicr-Samc.
Stalk Cutters. p. Miller, Monmouth
Flour and Middngs Puriticr-Chas. +. Whit
more, Quincy.
Car Lamp-William West Lake, Chicago,
White Lcad-John Aston u Co.. Chicago.
Smut Mill-John Kinney, Peoria.
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mIliner and hair-dresser in Texas has hang
ing in her window the scalp Of young Indian
sluaw, with long black hair pendant. Anything
to draw custom.
A gentleman Of Louisville, says the Courier
Journal, has dog, pointer. The dog ran up
the steps Of house and refused TO come down
His masterfolowed, and found "a. Partridge" on
the door plate. This illustrates the force Of in.
stinct.
Bald Mountain, IN North Carolina, seems to
have quoted down, and now local paper says
some Of the settlers around there are beginning
to fear that they got religion before there was
any necessity for IT,
CINCINNATI reporter SAYS that there is some
fAlng grand in the sight Of a runaway horse,
bat We believe that a good deal depends on
whether man Is on q fence or trying % climb
over the end board Of the wagon.-Detioi Fire
PrsS.
The Columbus tGa.) Enquirer says: ave are 90
to quit the newspaper business; it doesn't pay
to run newspaper in q town where the business
men read almanaes and pick their teeth with the
tail u herring
This is the grave dgger's remonstrauce with
Sir H. Thompson, the original proposer o! ere.
nation:
Who arc You 10 be tlieying
The poor sections bread?
How can We earn our living
II yen burn our dead:
IN y.ew o: tie reeen, repeated disaster. - The
French steamers Noah Count suggesis, ia az
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ESAN Ma j.: Ora WFORD, Attorney
cago. Notary Puzzle. mari III
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J. RICE. Y.E
DICE ~ WALBnI DC Il, Att"rnepsatia v
IL Office in Goycr@ Cooks Block, over Dim mi am,
store, ottawa. HIS. anyia;-S7
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ijrnsyssluaai Cards.
4 ! r oar Ne v

chN > IL lsI4IIoSls, Attorney and Conn
seor y Law. ant l!enl Estate and Insuranc. Agent
special attention gwen 10 Collecting Soldiers ounties
Back Pay, DC. office in Jesse Dckeys new buiIlnp cor
her OF Main and Columbus streets ~ " MI
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RoYLE 81 NICHOLSON. Attorneys M
~ Law, Leland d BushnelIs Block, La Sale street OF
lava, HIS. orS;-SS -
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/ Is. w EEK -. Attorney at Law, Solicitor in
- thancery ana GLsNCe OF the Peace. Up stairs in
'elanO's Block. mnyii .'I3-ly "
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4 Nj E.sj O'DoN ~ ELL, Attorney aud Co,,r
- seilOr AT Law. Collections made and promnv rerdt
ed. Office in clover " Cooks Block with Hicss VIZ
bridge, Ottawa Illinois. noviS-o' al
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w NJ. -. JACK so y. Attorney at Law and No.
W tary Public, Streator. Illinois. apri.'6s
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4 ECO. w. w. bLA * L.. Attorney n, Law
~ Collecting ana conveyancing promptly attended TO-
ONCE west Of Court House. Ottawa, Ills. septlG' I-ly
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CIIAS. II. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor
I AZ Law. Ohice-ROom No. Post ONCE Block Otis
wa, Illinois. marl'1S
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Bird BlCkFoRD. r. 5. BoWES. NJ. r. NOLOSFY.
RiCkFORD BOWEN & MOLONEY, Attor-
- neys and COunsellors at Law, No. Court street viii
promptly and diligently attend to al bushes entrusted 10
their care. nnrig'19
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n. p. JONES. I. W. BREWER,
ION ES ~ ISIt T. w E;Is. Attorneys and Coun
~ sellers at Law Ottawa, His Once, Rooms Nos. d s.
second floor, Metropolitan Block. octl9,'12
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GRO. NJ. LELAND CyEUs A. LELAND,
Master in Chancery. Notary Public.
7 Ella ND ~ LEILA y ID. Attorneys az Law
l. Abstract Books of La Sale county. Otce N. W.
Court House Square CITY Drug Store. Ottawa H.
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pUSH n ELL ~ BULL, Attorneys at Law.
ID Office In the Leland d Bushnell block, over Burke
eenans store, west Of Court House. Ottawa H. decl7 20
u T.. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. Offcein
ID. Sattngers Block, OF La sale Main streets
with Mayo & WidIueT, Ottawa, Ills. iupl,lSI2
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-26

Was there ever such an accident a, n
model lover: \ man so endowed with
common sense and that fine cquipoise of
Character a. never 20 do a weak AMI silly
thing because he loved? a man so gfft-
cd with beauty OF soul and expression
of feeling as to photograph on the vision
OF his amante only pictures that exalted
her beyond herself?
Love should make a man heroic. puri-
is him. fortify him against temptation.
make him eloquent, brave. and tender
nj this were always true. everybody
would be wishing that all men were Low.
ers Of some woman.
Some one within month has said
that "a man in love has license to max,
fool of himself" Whether love grant.
them a per-se license so 10 do. or not
most OF them do; and half Of their fol
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rs The most expcnsiyely dressed man
/ ever saw. writes 2 Capiui in 9 nH',
was an African chief m The cole ca
His wives had auoiuted pofnN
with palm oil. aud fhr. tdfi n
from head to foot with .i eu-f t
never saw ~ your liiC llan goi az -
utterly regardless ~ expense
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To q limidreporier, whoasked him
ifilMas true tint hc had decided not 10
DE "a candidate for the t,oyeno ship %
Massachusetts again, Gen. Butler .aid
that not only wa. that true. but that he
intended TO take atrip TO the fiji Islands
for the benefit Of his health. aud. whiio
there. cat two missionary babies.
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For square, 10 lines or less. week. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion. 70 cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate,
fraction over even square or squares.
counted as a square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements a reasoua-
Die deduction will be made 10 regular
advertisers.
Notices of appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices of like character
TO be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATEs.
For Township Officers, each Slo0
For County 30
For District. Circuit. or State. 300
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Single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 80
For six months, ~
, 1874-07-30

United States, to b. educated, in Tho higher
forms Of education, and sustained BY their
labor III model workshops and on : model farm
to DO provided, and to 1t And pfopars such rs
may 0vince An aptitude TO become taaohors,
Miss Cora Barton. WILDLY. known in connection
wish tho hospital service dnrlug the lato War, ia
= mombor Of tho Board Of Directors.
oEN. snEnMAna HovEMRs7s.
Con. Bhcrnsn returned to the city today from
Anjoxtcnded tour to tho battlstlelds in Virginia.
-. INSPECTION or roon onDEnED.
Tho Board Of Health ut their session last niel,t
instructed tho inspectors Of Food to collect from
tho business housoa Of tho city toa sugars, eto.
aud submit tho Hamo to tho chemist Of Tic board
for Analysis md roport.
:: Tho lower part Of tho First National BANK
building In this city haa beon loasod, but lilo
Upper part ID reserved for tho First National
Bank. IN which Rocelvor Stanton expects to ro-
sumo buHinosa at an early tlay.
, 1874-07-30

THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
SpecMi DfspatcA to I,he CAttdop Tribune.

Sp<ctdt DftpatcA to 1hc Chttdgo Tribune,
>. THE NEW LOAN.
! WARRINGTON. D. G.. July 2o.-By the operation Of
tho arrangement concluded yesterday for placing
the remainder Of tho 5por cent bonds, q nccossi-
ty arises for tho presence In Europe OF an agent
Of tho United Btates in many roapects similar to
thnt which was in existence under the Europoan
ByndIoates. Ex-senator Cattoll waa the chief
representative Of tho United statos during tho
hitter part Of tho late syudicato's transactions.
Il is generally conceded that neither Mr.. Cattol
nor any other outsider will bo aent abroad, but
that tho Secretary Of tho Treasury will soloct
somebody from among hia asB,ssanta. Mr. Couant.
tho now Assistant Secretary Of tho Troasury,
spent Some time in Europa In connection with
tho last syndicate, and, being familiar with tho
business to be tranBactod he will, It is thought,
be the choice Of Mr. BriatoW for tho head OF tho
foreign Agency. Il batoh OF bonds will, it Ia OK
pectod, be sont abroad about tho latter part OF
next month.
With tho teras OF tho syndicate subscriptions
allowed by Secretaries Boutwell, and Richardson
made by Secretary Br;Htow are about ono quarter
OF l per cent bettor and in favor Of the Goy-.
ernmont than those oonaummated By his pro-
deceasora. -
BrIENER AND BR1srow.
aon. Spinner complains thata dlspoaltion has
pee!t eslnced by many noWapapefs to bring
about an unploasantnosa between llmsolf and
secletary Dsiatow. ,Ho therefore desires to have
tho slightest eeIng or manderst.ninu @ a ndh vs6. be-.
tween taom. On the contrary. their relations,
poth aofiai and official, eand have boon Of tho
Rloasantest and most 'amicabis nature. The
a9Saaafes apS bs eanaafns that Secretary Dristow
on tho Cyi!-Beryice rules. Which. Il ia
rs Agreed. operated unjusly and injuriously in
tho Ireasnler'a DureRu aud that which seemed
between tue Secretary and Troasuror, was sin-
ply Ruccessful effort on tho part Of Gen, Spin-
ner. assisted by 9en. Drstow, to have tho CIVIL
obviate tho objections raisel BY Spinner. As
the matter COW stands, only such 1oruons nro to
bo b examined for admission, aa clerks to lilo
Iroaauror,s Bnseau as may DO nominated to tho
who aro employed exclusively as counters nre to
be submitted to test only aa to thor knowledge
OF simple fundamental rutos OF arithmetic.
, 1874-07-30

PAn1s, July 3D. In tho Assembly to-day the
dobato on motions for dissolution. adjourned
from Monday, was resumed. hi. DoPoyoto op-
posed the dissolution OF tho Assembly. He
alleged that the motions wero made in revongo
for yotcs by which tho nepuhilo aud plobiscita
had been rejected. =.
. n. Chaband Ia Tour, Minister Of tho Interior,
also spoke against dissolution. Horemlndod tho
pledged to vote the oonatitutional laws bofore It
dissolved. When the Presidents powers arc or
ganiaed tho Doputios could appeal to their con-
stituonts without ondangering public order.
81, Duyal and others supported tho motionB,
ont unsettled condition OF affairs para1yzed
trade, and the only remedy was in an appoal to
tho people,. -
: vote WAS takon, and II. Loon de Malovi1le's
motion for dissolution was defeated BY, as2 yeas,
374 nays.
A similar motion oforod by II. Duval was then
withdrawn.
, 1874-07-30
NOTES AND NEWS.
gpeeiul Dispateh to The Chicago tribune,

OYENI1ULfN0 THE HlEd ACCoUNTa.
WARRINGTON, D. g., July 29,-Thore are TWEEN.
ty-fiye clerks In tue District Auditors Office en-
employed In examining tho accounts OF the
Board OF Public Works. Tho labor is represout-
cd as very laborlous and 1t ia sstinated that 1t
will tako great many weeks to nsraighten the af-
fairs out.
INTERNAL. REVENUE RECEIPTS FOR JURY.
1t IL estimated that tho Internal revenue ro-
ceipts for this month will exceed 0,00U, 900.
TuE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Nearly ali Of the aeorot aud benevolent aooe-
ties iu the District, have pledged subscriptions
under tho nav plan towards the completion Of
tho Washington monument. The Htono. .Cuttora'
aooloty suhacrlbed $500 last uigl,t.
''~S NATIONAL 1NuuArn1AL 1Nsr1TuTg.
:. a project Ia on foot to establish III thid city
National Industrial Institute. The purpose Ia
to receive pupils Of merit from ali parts Of tho
, 1874-07-30
JEFFERSON BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Tho Board OF Truatoes Of this village met in
council Thursday morning at 10 a. N. Thore
woro present Trustees Leon q. Weloh, James
Dymond, Squire Diugio, Frederick Hauasou,
Henry q. Vannatta, David B. Fonda, President
Of tho Board, and David 8. Prida Clork and At
torney. motion was read, aud placed On flo,
from tho Trustoes OF tho Village Of Lako View,
TO the effect that they had appropriated s1,606
az their share Of the expense III tho protected
Belmont avenue bridgo over tho North Branch
Of tho Chicago Riyor, and requested the Trua-
tees Of the Village Of Jefferson TO make slmi-
lar appropriation.
: james DYmond reported that, pursuant to IN
struotlonB. he had interviewed A, j. Smell, who
stated that he waa willing to build culver unlor
the plank-road If tho village would fqrpish the
necessary lumber. The report waa adopted.
Mr.. Iiobenssein presented u plat Of his sub-
division IN tho Village OF Jefferson, which, after
Bomo doliberation, was approved; also, tho pint
OF Messra. Caostollo d O'Brieu.
The question Of the proprioty Of widening
the embankmont on Peterson avenue at Slough
bridge WAS referred to the Committee on Streets
and Bridges.
The following general appropriation bill waa
paused for the e1ponaos Of tho fiscal year 1874:
For atsccts and bridges... ....,..+......,..,$ GO0o
5alaraea. ...+............+......,t. 1850
Auc4uentAs. 1,310
$4,000
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1nccndtnrY E.rcs In Niempl,tx.

MEMp111e, Tenn., July 29.-Thore uero thros
iuconliary fires just before daylight this morn
Ing, IN d1ferent parts Of the city. The residence
Of the 1nte Gov. Jouea, In North Memphis, was
burned; likewiso the residence of William Eader,
in South Mon,phis while about tho Bamo hour
the carriage manufaotory OF, Wallace Gbaon, in
tho central portion Of the city, ssaB set on fro,
but, fortunately, it was discovered in time. and
tho flames o1tinguishod before serious damage
WAS done. The loss on tho other buildings weo
light, and they aro injured In local companies.
, 1874-07-30
Attempt to Murder n Coal E1sno lross-
OAc or aho Assntinnta Killed.

~ @AAAAGE u NO1Al N14n0 4kOA&-
ono OF aho Assnitnnta Killed.
. IT,. Snteias Otspateh 10 The Chicago 1t,tune
WiLREanAHan. Pa, July 29.-A. fearful scono
"aat ofahoted fhia. morning at Jornyn, min
.'g VI, vilafe ahont 30 m!los from :thIa' olty. At
az curly hour tho flro-bosa, Alfred Groo1, was
ABOUT 70 ontor tho mine to mako the usual OK
animation q, before the minors go to work, WHOM
thtoo unknown men approached hin, and
demanded employment. Ho replied tl,at ho
could give thcm no wort, aa tho Company had
9oon reducing its force OF mon .osfitlg to tho
aiialnoea Of the coal.businoss. Tho, men fmn,o-
olatoiy drew , royolvera and . .frod ton
shota 1t tho, boss, who. foil .ovor
tho bank - Dangerously wounded In tho
shoulder and sido. Tho corkB In tho store
% near by wore arouaed from sleep. BY tho firing,
recent tllronts rendering them ,vigitant, and rs
they oponed tho window saw tho men running
away. a clork .namod piorco seized. a rlflo which
was standing near, and f1rod at tho rotroating
aasasBlnai Quo Of whom waa shot. through tt,e
head and instantly killed. Another was mort.llY
wounded, while tho third escaped to tho moun-
tains. lDtonRe. .oxctomont prevailed throughout
Tint town during tho whole day, and citizons aro
In pursuit OF tho remaining ontlnw., A Coronor's
jury rendered n vordlct Of justfflnblo homicide
o1onoratipg Pierce from all blatno. ;'''.
: a rumor roanlied horo tlllss evening that tho
man who was wounded Ind boon captured. and
that tho e1asperatod miners aud citizona OF
dcrmyn had 1ynchol him. ...,.,.... -
, 1874-07-30

St. LOUIS, No., July 29.-Botwaon O and
o'oloak this ayoniug Charles Gamer, forom nn of
tho Advance Elevator ns East Louis, while drunk,
ct tho Elevator. Michael Tigho, watchnian, IN
terfered to stop tho diatiifbance,, ,wheroupon
Casner soizod q broom-handlo and mado threat
enng demonstrations upon him, whom Tighe
aicting q. wound from which ..ho died in two
hours. Tigho waa atroated, and says Casnor rs
saultod him With q crowbar..
, 1874-07-30
THE INDIANA pATRf1NG.

TERRE HAuTE, Ind, July 20.--Iho LARGEST
masa mooting ever hold hore Was By tho Patrons
ct Husbandry at tho Fair Grounds to-day.
the procession. gpoeohos wore mado by d, i.
ollenan, editor OF tho Indiana Farmer. Dr..
Allop Furnanco, aud q. ". Stewart,
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tho alatament which ono Of the correspondents
boforo alluded to has made, that meant to suR-
gost that rhrtiality should be shown toward
uoeolior bccauso hia fall would injure the Gauss
Of Cltisttanity. Ali that l. asked for before wss,
md oil I ask for now IT, that o7on-hanled ius.
ttco Justice bo NOTED out, ". q, +.
, 1874-07-30

spteia' Dispat<h to The CHICAGO Jrtbant,
SPR1NoFIELp, H., July 20.-samlloi t.. .Marsh,
apostal clerk at Naples Scott County, ILL.,, was
brought here this morning charged With ernboz-
element and forgery, in this that ho had forged
two postsl orlcra for $50 each, signing tho na1no
Of Il. D. Wlltttomore, mud drawing the money.
He Was held to bail In 81, 900 bonds, which be
promptly gave.' His friends accompanied him
hero and generally bolieyo In bis. entire inno-
conco. which ho aaserts. He Is connected with
raod fAmtt1Hg t'-'" > -
, 1874-07-30

BERLIN, July 29.-Tho Emperor William is to
visit Italy during tho present year. probably in
autumn. :.
Tho Propfnciai Correspondence exprossos tho
hopo that the Wait Of tho German squadron to
tho coast Of spain will effect happy change In
6pantah affairs. The North German GdzeUe
states that the squadron will leave British waters
about tho beginning Of Auguat for its NOW sta
Tim
, 1874-07-30

MANnATrAH. Kan., ,tJuly 2o.-Tho Post Office IN
this city waa broKuu open lasL night, bus Iii,
robbcrs wore elthor disturbed before completing
thclr obarations or woro not famii-
for they secured about $Go and left several rog-
isterod letters untouched. ono Of which con-
tanned $500. No Glow has yet boen obtained 10
, 1874-07-30

SpeeIal DlsDdteh 70 tbs CAteaan 7ri6.rs =
and James Denuott. after q full aud tedious o1-
amluation ct four days, wero' to-day fully COM
mitted to jail to await tho action of tho Circuit
Court on tho' charge Of tho murder OF. tho Po-
landora. ClhanaN aud wife, two weoks ago to-
night. -,
, 1874-07-30

!, %de'n e. n. Sherman accompanied by hls son, is,
tbo r. S9 virn3,,n rn E" nFane. orsig around among
and will have yaitod Nfanasaas, i3uil Run S1'i
Wnclloatos by tho timo be- barina ii. riSa ~
toward WaBlIngton, @'' 4ns 1ioe
, 1874-07-30
PORTUGAL,

Lisbon, July 29.-The Portuguese authoritios
have taken active measures to prevent violations
Of the frontier by tho Carlistg. -