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, 1874-07-02

~ 4 H. L. Ahf ~
ialt Ao tottau tho Ffoht oeaeht,aln 10 taa pa.o
nepnbho ano r1Tlhchtloh ot .he rionHf auu ~ H.
conclubtoi1 of tl!n htdfeas, hhu interrupted WILL
oecasloa. !,.. Esath mia =, f,,,cooo covo
Ctarlcs illtt1enhns oes": -. ~, nn1t s11,,roc.
brief tot'~minuto ssool ot tue llo @ oatnS. s ~,
teEssslea ot Eteat 4sItos, tIn n,nt,n " A'
doarea Eaters 1S!s ha of Wos nsnV Ms oaro Wis.,
Bpoko upon 1.-The AwakonE ~ slmr,, s|. =, to ho
eoatGa ~, Eng nafh n a u'nrn oyontfn{ nys ri
nabs Win t'o ptlNit9s nt .horofrnm, ,,r'9o ~
tho prosons nnd a9uicsu IMutu.t''' I,,.n Pio'o "
ns1ll b1!Hhser na hmpiaIr ~ oo,vt,to 7v;s
gavo brief ekoteh Ct to fo md , lG1ora 1 OF
ei e pro1anss euf Of s i %1S;g pon
tnn Gv1%ns'u' s'4 ri mherart"rS waa Tia auhiant NJ
On essay ~ ~ IT,, IT, %, n'j enrncsnr lin
e ol9d w Inc e so'ereg, t',ra nu na oo tht9
mahhooa, o1 w. .l.. ,'.na, thet ,r'';o, t,,on
noeae ps w., i,nsaio nnii,ra .,,do In aol,olor
1aan hfaso nnu hoto,u @ o"'Su'o 1'''>' 'N'' ''NAo'
III His ns,' oned tho orattons, and ouco moro tho
I'6Ns ""A0 D~ ,,,,,rr 3Cnt ,rr1r
.,., .a1~,aa,1 H. tsr.,',,htino n,oea h Tnt;n
tne Mo" Wi'M u'os H. "',n'1 hc m omht nf liz
hr;iIinncv " nnrtincncv md thorough syutacticn
tile a"a 1ne n 1G1ks sonomon oI uS to
anaeee l., sno"eu ', t.y n,I III tat nnnv Of t,,n
ioi.n1pio iann1Ia 1o,n,a NO @ woro lonE tn thou1.
,Ti,o onromnnv ri
1no coteu'oay ,nsprn,,,so pr DEGREES
+,t,,woa N. 9rnimatinr nlnba standing round
tnn p.o.idnut Ird fnhim1 thgir shoop- skins with
tne .I nloa''"''' "n" '"3''De %t3o'A '' "'''1
- 1o1ro,u ,voro conforrnd ,,non tia fo1taV-
" ,tiI3e.,, ~ nonuo nunnvnn fonn ,rr
hSorn~ aS T'1,gomi Eebnrt' Charles IL b. Tisl,or
aut ..us'iia M Iin1t nnlsert Ire]oni. q. r. Otis
a,arta aoat ~ snthor,and % 1sranit 7. WjcoS.
- 4 ierreo was conferred on q, L.
nai,o. - n,,fi T. vi'ont,oro ii. Trent.
o"ioo nY,o nrroa of s A. in ccreo vas conferred
~, Eh,ra. !, Tnl,,ins Eiis H. Obosbro,iri,. An
~. s'ros. !, Ior1,nn Ercd p. Powers. Edwin II.
i;tnt, r,1;nton 4 Snowdon. Frnuh Il. Webb. and
Wi'sn,n yfn'ss, With Whtncy.
"W9"" ill., ,,nnr"n ~ N a wns couforre1 on ". J..
t1orr;,H r1 eoH's0 - @'~' - '''~ 00'''0''0
Tl,o i1nrrco of n. D. was conferred Oh tho Roy,
n, + - MT tnon ~ Nehraskn.
- ,t.'o H. ,n1rno ~ IA r., was conforrcd on T. H..
n,;r.s + K. 1}oycaou. III. !, Campbell, II. ",
Gro,a ai5t :: n r. q Greon,,,ar IT.. + !, Looscl, r.
II NtcSamnra, William S[ilchrist, N. L. SAM
IT,. IT, ,Ae II # pat,nn Ia,noa X. Warrcp. L. b.
Wa1,stor 7. ". Willinms. James X. Wilson.
"~"''''' TIE pn1zEs.
pr,1os wora ,,cstnwcd M follows:
rrosl,,nam m' Ginrs rr,ze Defamation: First
n.;yo nnorcc Crawford: aocoud prize. Andrew
S,i1Eu, 1acEs,on ToGert.
Sn,t,Aa.o f,iozo, W Grammar 1rast;nua md
, 1874-07-02
NASHpTAH MISSION.


Twenty-tlx miles wost Of milwaukee,, oil tho
LaCrosBe Division of tho Chicago milwaukee, Il
st. Paul llailroad, tile trusalcr f,NlH NaAhotah
Station. If lo loavo tho cars, aud iina his way
short wnlh OF twenty mlnutos through tho
woods, he comes to ono OF tho most loautiful
rlneos III tho Northwest. It IL called Nashotal,
Mission. It Is the site OF q Theological Som
mary Of tile Protestant Episcopal Church. On
st. poter's Day, juno %, tho annual term Tor
1B73-'74 closed.
At 10 q, IN. tho clorgy aud studentB assembled
tn tbs old ohapul, aud wont in procossiou to tllo
preYeut church, singing "1'ho hou uf GDu Eue3
forth to var" III tho ohancel, tho lsov. Dr:
AshIey, President Of the Standing COMMITTEES ct
the diocese of Wisconsin. waA heAtou at tue north
of the ular. and tho Rev. Dr.. Kelly Of Chicago.
nnsi The llov. hIr. Mallory, Of the Cathedral ii
Milwaukee, opposite. IL Tho Choir Dr. Cnle,
tho preadont Of tho institution; the liov. Drs.
Rev air. Cartar, Tutor; an4 the Ney. Messyh.
Sweet aid Uolkoloy. Morning prayer was sAid
by tue lioy. hlessrs. Sweet mud Mallory. The
Kov. DR.. Asl}oy delivered 4 most interesting
Communion. Tho procession, returned to Tho
old chapel, singing "onwafd' Christian soI-
aierB."
Tho dinner for tho students, with the Faculty
and tho visiting frion1s of the i institution Mas
woro muto by tho Ney. Dtn, As!lloy 9t'1 leiIy,
aud BY tho 1ioy. Alesura. Mallory Woolle, mid
Sweet. Tho Nov. Mr.. Sweet gaya y very aAter-
enting account Of his visit. ut. polora Day, 1878,
to ii. Augustine atiaaio'iary uo!loso, Oantor-
bury, England. Tia President wns peculiarly
la,,py in iutratlucng tho several apoalesH. Az
tor Introducing the aboyo-natnoa ger'tlemen, le
remarked upau tho fact that tho institution,
a,uong other good things, o''ooltragod muscular
Christianity, which was someLincs shown i'll
rowing upo1. tito tnlo. Ile oalted upou tho lsov.
h1r. Gartas, who prosecuted to tho Minnewa na
lluat Club i lag from lady in Cleveland. Mr.
Noot, the Captain Of tho MlnnowawA crow, ro-
, 1874-07-02
commENCEMEET DAY.


The graduating exercises OF tho Chicago Uni
,.ors.., occr,ro, pcat ardov 1noy,;nt. Am o,c1o,
~, n,,sI ro.a t,,ra,,ss
tue onSoSs'tS esonnus \caaPus} "eso lu.oneea
with people. Tho faculty, Btudonts, alumni,
Trustees, aud officers,
ronuxp IN PROCESSION
1p,,,a ~ ,,n 11,;,ora,t, :, pIaoo rn,,~,, IT,
anu tnatoneo a W ,uo oAe'0''''' '"s' ~e4t1'eA ~
tue following olaer'
Great western L1Aht aMhsd caaas
blnie1,sraad,ate,is. ,a ~! " elasses'
Fa.n,tS Tnes!usue " g9n,: Ttn,"ars,tx
uouri % IF !; rr,stecs.
Dourd Of Regents.
Alumni of University.
Aiu,ns,, of other Institutions
Invited g'ehs.
: Law pepaft''fnt'
Tho procession was largo one. but moved
with moro lextority tllan could llaya been OK
D,ntct,. Without serious ace;3ont IL noyef IN
or;,or to tha 1Iniyorsity plaza Dantist chnrcl,
oi"sl ~ -, Wv .,l'"'.,, 4at.s9 .,s w ou"tou'
"hero tAe regular esorclseh ot tho aaY wore to
be held. The band took hotorodox position in
:la gallery ut the sohs o'1d Of tho church.
holding religiouslv to their beaveis, straws. and
teftB, filed in under tAo direction Ut lrof, ]. @
frco'!ar ara too1 r. tna pewn " tAo eentte Of tho
, 1874-07-02

Tho commencement exercises Of Wheaton
College took placo yesterday morning in tue Col
lego chapel commencing ut 1850 a. m. Tho
commodious aud airy chapel was allied with
good-naturod, iutolIigout audience. A good
number Of tho Alumni Of the College wore pres
cnt to welcome tho graduates as thoy assumed
the honors for which they hare 80 long waited.
Tho chapel WIS decorated in tasteful mnn-
lor with wrcatls OF evergreen anu oak leaves.
The chandeliers were almost hidden from view
by tho wreaths Of grcen leaves with which tho
Indies connooed with the College bad adorned
them. Above tue rostrum anil againat tho wall
hung tue class motto, Testi9ia nuka retro'san'.
Tho members Of the Senior ClasB with Prof.
Baker at their head, entered tho rooin aud took
ther PLACES upon tho rostgum.
Tho opening hymn was Hung by tho choir. tho
audieuco joining. THO Rev. II. L. Farnnm
mad prayer, aftor which Miss Mercy g. BAL
ley, Of Wheatop, read
THE sALUrAToaY GRAFTON.
Miss Bailey hailed tho day NJ q glorious one,-
not OIL account OF the achievements Of tho clasB,
but Oh account Of the possibilities which it ro-
yenlcd. sho reviewed the exposure OF impure
politicians, doplorod tho horeAlos Of the Church.
and thought the condition Of atraira generally
rather precarous. but relied Mpou " tho bravo
so1lB mud daughters Of the Pilgrims" to bring
order out Of chaos. Miss Dniley'a effort was
H. t>.Skf f 3rf.1 +ttInt Il
utetnpU :i oue, pat La ooi' o1'6 ~ nno eo'''e"
n!t'o 'au'1ctcnt. -
A!5s MAUD u. hEhEaAS.
Of St. Louis: No.. read MI eshaay upon 'Llborty
in tho Lust Dccatlo." She reviewed III pieasallt
manner the struggles OF various uatouB for lib
erty. Miss Beremau's diasinct onuuciation added
n,e.od en ~ ~ ~ l.eaae MIL "n'A VIZ "u'N'Ae'
4'o'oA'9 " 14'4 o.ra.. ....
- pa,,za & M'ae aAa e. nabn. t,p,o r7o,,
~ p1is'uo.I' M ieuu " ~ t9p ons ss. 7aa.. tn
@ allu 'ase iea', VI ingn. p;n .un .n.,
tnio "'.n Ia & Ias A'btn. w. 1. ~ t.;ss -
"ao ,i''aattet, o!1 nno eaesee"s" ~ 6o1s6
6ou.u 6s. Hn'Iuoi ~ - uoaHa.tn; %; r,.
tni' -: :. Aemta' VI cAlcAso. oAo9'tsu lE aAE
anlna Neo GoE fAu ~ y ma1n9t mi'tcn r'gm Nv
!oltn bt1lm u ApIhanse. nclne elicpleut @ ~
performed Popuiai 'toooct4oa III 4'o7' cA"'ni"
lug A'aaaoE'
-. o,, - Nh. +. j.. y; flsuhEn, ,,, II Ill.,.
" ooesMt', ", uUtsoleu ~ oiItton 1pon tun =
Lr@nco-t -trnhHian Mar,--a ton1ilct o. tI1lclpea.
Mr. FISCHER rcnarked upon tiG eYal oloots upon
tue Elehch nation or hlilaelltY, any asaerteu
that tho origin OF tho war was not 20 20 atttip
1itod to Napoleon H., but to the oau stato 1 OF
french morals. LIS Grafton was ny 1al Tue peat
one o1 tho day, atd, fotWltnstahans 5ne aMM n:!i
war"ess OF i''B delivery, Wus hsteheo 10 WILL
cloaost attentlon ny the alla!a'sco.
ais. ROYAL r; MonnAs'a
grafton upon the " "Ihllosophy VI t!allt lAiG
was neither original nor eloquent. llo spoke
chiefly OF tho cholnlstry OF piantb. gnu OF !he
| economy of nature la Eenoiat!ilg and sustaining
organic life. lilo accused OF ptoyarlcatlon tha
| bard who Bang:
Full MANY flower IL born to blush rnaeon,
, 1874-07-02
PHILADELPHIA.
Heavy Lonn Put on tho LOnsfon nlnrs
Kot-J0arnltllhtaG.

Heavy Lon1l Put on the LOnsfon nIars
Observation-Disclosures.
Special DIspufcA to Ths Chteuao Tribune.
pM11anELrl1IA. July lit is announced thai
l0au Of E2, ,000, 400 VAS ishuol yoBtorday at 90
by tho Philadelphia Il Reading lluilroad Com
pany, to the English bankiug-hoaao OF Mccal"
mont Brother Il Co., London. This 's strong
proof. II proof wo,a llostlosl, Of tho excellent
credit Of tll'H Company A,nolg European cupl'
tniista, who nro vol! posted, through their bank.
oss tholo nt.l here. as to tho crca!t OF our sar
ous great companies, aMd WHO cut ~ nco!,
discriminate In their advances al Gun oul
bankers.
, Wllliam Doardman Reid, ono Of tho editors OF
tho Press purchased, at lato hour yesterday
eyoning, tho Sunday Press from Col. Jolin! Y.
Res'ey. Il ~ SAID that at least twa at our duly
lloir lust loga.
, 1874-07-02
SOUTHERN NORMAL UNIVERS1T z
Speciat Dispateh to Tihc ChieHqo 1ribuat.
111.1.Ict rt,i,Y r.,EnriGt.u


OARnoNDA1E, ILL.,, July 1.-This Inns beon
day that will long bo remembered by tho citi-
xeus of Carbonda.o and vicinity. The Southern
Illinois Normal University. located at this placo,
was forn,a!ly opened for tho reception OF stu
donts to-day with appropriate ceremonies. Tie
building, loug before tue hour for tho commence
mcnt OF the exercises, WIS crowded with nooplo,
md osory nook mud corner was thoroughly OK
n1nincd. and tho universal expression was tint
tho building IL credit not only to tho City Of
CarbondAlo but to tho southern part Of
tho Stato. As tho hour for tho dol-
cation drew near tho tecturc-room hogan
to I'LL. and by II o'clock it was crowded, about
roo persons being ureHont. Shortly after II
o'clock tho exercises began with tile reading Of
psalm, aud prayer by the Roy. Mr. Fish, Of
DuQuoii. ...
THE u1sFoR1oA{, AND nEpIcKTony ApDHEss
was to layo boau delivered by the Hon. Newton
Dateman, Ill. D., Superintendent OF Public In-
strnctios, hut Tint gentleman being i'll, was un-
abIo to be prcsent, aud his place was we'll fiod
by Richard Edwards, ILL.,; D., President or tho
Illinois Normal University, who delivered an
eloquent aud stirring address, which met the ex-
rettations of NIL.
H0 waB followed by
GOV. JOHN L. nEvER!pdE,
who delivered tho aGdresn to tho TrustceH and
Faculty, aud turned over tho koys Of tho inati-
t,,tiun to tho President Robert allyn. It MA5
ono OF tho Governors lappiest efforts, an1 elc-
ieotl much praise from all sides.
Tho rccoptiouof tho keys mud inaugural atllrcsa
of tho President, 1lobcrs Allyn, was worry il,a-
proasivo and to the point.
Al 1:3a o'clock p. IN. tic assc'nb1ago adjourned
for diunor, a.ld tlls zerciaes were resumed ut
SPIN.
OTHER ADDRESSES.
During the afternoon addresses wero delivered
by tho ley. Z. II. tnwler, u. D.. President Of
tho Northwestern University; ]. J. Bird, the
coosod orator, and Judge 4. D. Uuff, Of Car-
boildalo. aud othars.
The exercises wore vory interesting, and all
wcre highly pleased. Tho groatur part Of tlts
Faculty were pronont. The visitors wero hand
non,ely cnte,ta!ued by tho several committees.
aud OH the whole the lediuation waH q very ou-
ioyable ulfair.
, 1874-07-02


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property. Neither atock bonds h.re bco,1,
tnrly termed "watcrng.d 1e certificates OF catitHl
stork at Tic o,lls of lilo Company roprcaont money
tho Honey na bcc1, NJ ]ullcioiisly hid economically
exrelc tat Tho property coull not 10 created to-
tlny by tho expenditure of n like sum-
aha people o The Slate Of 1own wllf not llaputo tho
iSrirhri ro Nr.soxsn1x niyipEsps rittnros,
entitled to prompt payment OF lilo interest which
aeer'1ea thereon. The rales weh hare bcun horclo
o Sr sssss nSss osstna G s oy FOR sE
cai nagontnt, mud tic payment uf a,cil tviictis
nna Interest, fila uo',urul Assembly, by lilo nrt
c'ny erse from s 'i erton ' ot ts Ssess s1
tn wt,icl this ac as application frnm 90 to 10 pcr
scar =" ' Co cosy 70 S ,S rerg
ic:s'S'e M u '''l"'' 'A 4'''''"' a''0'''S ''
Of miles, mn, ii tho grosa and net earnings Ut that
portion of o railway s.atcl n tho Btao II 1own.
~ ~ ' li.suri1 Of Iisr..
Mites.
si1in 7i,1 tracs, from Davenport 10 Council ,,a
WsshhsRtan]. ] ....!... ~" 'A 6o.o7
sgoiitllcs ......................... 2a.ao
lnslfanofn y WlHtorHet ]lrnnch .:.......... 4B.sl
tnltaAn " 1nlfh~c6tcrIlt ifuf1l HaAlltuHfGn
to I.fhurille.. Observation-Disclosures. 120.58
-
Making total eugtf Of main track IN t1lo
s.ato owned Ut "peratc by this Coils
n1oss EsnH1atla.
Tho earnings Of thu fnai, 11o, including
tho washington And SiHouraey hranclics,
nso'ihtnH ~ ,olaRl
~ ~ I'm t,n,nnoia Mihterfes Nthnrn..." h'n49H
- 'o "tte"8o . oou'A"cSefn !" lo"a.'' zo"''so..l
rr., ., ,,-
mnorntca t., " IT, " f. s U"',e" IT, & ne
u'e!asa ~ th's co'hratly Ill tho ~. nm, .
n1o u Ao"". @ - ',s'l,Soa44
N,,, tin, tn,,,,,.,, ~ ~, aNnsaSi", M;.i,., a,s
N, u rcx WIZ tsrunrge. 'a' washington III" ,ao N, r.
Aluminium" "4"|'Aeot D'"Ae"'''''''' Io,liV.'o
aoora,o,e .......... : voo Az ~
r,r11,T ther.fra,n crro.s ~ rn"rat;nr =, oe'''-f
D,u. ,.s , ta s1ses" ~ "pet't.'R& ~ ~. & ~
saun T. s, Baoas r,snss u 'Ao oa@ ., .so N
""eo u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -'''"1'4o
1.,x,a Aim ,,,+ .or,I.,,. ~ ~ Hama ,.,1
~ n,.rntni ~ III. ntaIa ~ t 4' '"A ,o7 ono an
stnsr ,,ot s,rufrs @ ,n ~ %
srnr 93ui,cs ns,a rarrt"rs ~ ~ ~" . ,,S ~,
o,crna,i inrn i,sn,, rn,ntno T., W this % tt"t NV io
case Sea- Of tia nvt lruyi,lcs tnat hii connecting
anun ,n.Tsnn ~ rur,n,,x u,,n+ i,ssn ~ ntssyx;sn
plln fr 1r n,,rnnsra II ti,ts nrt H. cn,nmny ,iis.
tnmacx mi tr;nrmt,tnr ra"a n,'I ~ ,.s ~ s Va h
rcgur,loi M onp roaI. IL ' ~
In show Inn
1s,rartnr mr. r,,,s rrov,.,,x
nf tim net II h 0niy NJ nrsanrv r. rfrr t .bo ncto,,
nnl r.rnr1a n H.. Eym,tsvs c,nuncJI or .,ni, Vamr
Escolcncy is tue rros1n oi,cer 1h1ss rernr,s ,is.
cosn fhn fprf iuf +fIa f,n1,so rn l. In, rnur, i,{r -
iii unI' di,rnT tio ycar ew nv ha st Inv NJ H..
cr,nhnr jnrt nrr o,,on 1,nnnv n ,av ita ";nr,tn,
Tnao a''. vr IT, 'oey ~ pay N ~ oes'ng
thu nlruosos Of taxutuu IL was fttnI that tlo 1tnck
islaud < paciac H,iiroaI comlnnny was worth uysr
threo tnea ny n,uch as tho CAicaRo Il southwestern
s @ % t1fss m tasls ns S sre By te
ece IL u ratos T eop'rensatlou for transpoT-
Etloi. Ihe discrimination hctwecn tue fatlsoaus III
, 1874-07-02
roll and Mr.. r. ]. Wililama n!so. Thms ctoHoa
Tho n,nst scccaa!nl yoar III tllo history Of Tho
Iowa State University.
DELOIT COLLEGE,.
!Sptc;Hf uiaHlfch ID THe Chnat1o Tribune.

Special D,srnfch ia rio ch,ts,go 7,rt1unt
DEtoir, Wis.,. July t,--Tbo 1,rldgcman nrlzos
fnr ,,,ut c,,r,no,,a, rura "a ,s ,,aa
aay ny H. Al. Aalonot choago; O. II. oooko,
Orlfla, Cnnadn; g. +. 0atcs, Chicago; and Il.
I. pottlbuno, Doloit. Of tho Ttoshmon Claea:
". H. 1Inhhnrt1 1,ocatn,,tcn Ia, II
9pr9sno, lolo's; y. l.. tlek bolot.; and
!. L. lior''o. donoHoo, Of tho sophomore
ClasB. THO prizcB wero won by atalono
nnl1 spraguo. Tho jut}gos wore tho lion, q, u.
I ,1asttass, Of Madison; tle nen. .. soy,nour, ii
lnoroaaoi aha tho neV. Mr' Willlanls, OF Janos-
vlllo.
Ilo stanlcy scflolareIfps. nyart1od to tho
mo'nt,or of tito coming sot,ior CLAUS wloso sal-
."w saa Doo, ".g"pss sur,le nho pAs' yoal' "oto
a"araod to II. Y. 'au relt; ltogora' scholarship
TO Robert y. llggs, Of tho coming Juniors;
nrown sol,o!ersiip 10 l1obcrt +. pett'bone, Of
tile coming sorl'omotes. ,...-.-...
fNBrEAD or THE USUAL runItc ADDnEss
md poem, tho AlnmIl Association nrt tho
tinitod g'ieHts mot in tho Gymnasium Building
l9bs oyoninE wl'o1o, afsor au excellent s,lppcr,
4; y. bweezoy, OF o. Ohicago. roud an
Trno dn Culture" T. b., Roman, Of
1911. presented poem abunHtling In rncy hits
mud gool pointa. II. n. Page. seorotnry Of tl!c
heaoctat,oht t1oti feau humorous lottelH frotn
nsos n nsda hGr " %tte t the iov j. Coer Of
roMarlsh II regard to tllc rrogrosa Of tho Colcgo
Indicated by tho formation Of nov dcpar:monts
ior tho accommodation Or those wlao DO not
desire e;e, p thoro'Ell classical course. but moro
tef 1s ;on oem1er we wSt a. st Sn
t,e nooas a''o aeeessa or tAo Colloso, nni its
ealtna ul9n luz Alumni Moto lo1tefs Ivy wofo tneh
FEau T,a, n,,, mpnn o'nn o1 ~: y. "!ens, to
ona'rn.an aI,losnIoa eoni'nlttco OF three to
tno ehapm.noe aa o. itG1. ohamposl!,ls enas'
nl8ht' pmdoSoy' ''.'ay' ana 10" wG1o nnpoiatoa.
n,,., nntnn nnnse ,,sns u'o'' 1s'o 1MeI ino
nnt - MnI,,,t p'iIvm na,J,,p a' ~ wI.poa!an.
9, f po'oit, Tesi,Gns tTen. 1oF taa ensu'nE yeaf
an autoI ra;a.m - pan,, nuion, ana ~
f'arn i.o, ,sn.,t,ao1, 5naitnn T., III.
aaarotasv t, mae ~ To,oit s,ao nc.o, ~ ~
tI,at nn}na. nrator fnr ti'o n,xt ~, rnar + IL IT,
stass o,r'1 ~ , "iu ~, ~ SAI ss =. "; y;
Inmo,avii,o ne, H. % ntcruo,a ~ w poot '' 1,I1nv' or o
nrao,, H., = D w;i,1nn' ait,r,,.to r. ,ro.
sn.oi ~ Hnvo i,,a ,da,"s. ,,r5 ,aa., t. r,,,an
ror1 xonr 0"'' '"' ~" po0'" AZ PS''N'
Te,,o,,,on,o,,. Inv, ,~o, ,r;o,,t o.,1 ,ro.r
,,,,t n,,n1, ,e,aso a nne nu ..
w"ar earo nlv NV t,,
,o"e t.; t' I;ot tAT GAtrEnan r sooa
,a, - q, - aa 10
wos ,,rcenl"H i,y nrovcr " hr ~ rroa;da,.t f.ho,fn
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1WHAT Is IRA curious case was re.
pently tried in Chicago court. A man
3sWho had had over 81, 100 stolen from
him while travelling in sleeping car
sued the Pullman Company, and alleged
that they were liable 10th as common
earraers&And az hotel.keepers. The
company claimed that innsmuch as thew
DID not receive pay for carrying pas
sengers, but only for furnishing them
with beds, they were not comhron car
rlers, and were not to be regarded ads> in
any sense q ''raieway company" Fur,
thermore, they insisted that they we're
not hotel-keepers, since they supplied
passengers with lodging only and not
with board: The plaintiff gained YER
dict, though for only part of his claim,
and the case is to be appealed by the
company. The public would be inte-
rested to know what the Pullman Oar
Company is in its own estimation. That
company denies being engaged either in
the railway or the hotel business. In
What business, then, is it engaged in?
Wlll the directors call their business O
r general suHoos:ing" cne, Or will they
prefer to be regarded in the light of
panel-house keepers. who furnish oppor-
'tunltles for larceny to travelling thieves?
Certainly the company must be en-
gagged in some sort of business, and
since we have now been told that thi,
business is not what every one had be-
lieved it to be, it is only fair that We
should be told what it actually is.
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Cannon Ball.
EAMOUS CABBAGE SEED, inst received,
L. Cannon Ball Cabbage,
Marblehesd Mammoth,
Fotlcr's Early Drumhead,
Carters Extra Early Cabbage,
Winoingstadt, Schuienfust, French, OK
Heart and other kinds.
hoy's Extra Early Prolific Tomato,
Extra Early Peas. Corn, Onion Sets.
All warranted: and cheap, a headouarters
for good seed. T. H. HEINITsH'S
Jan 81 Drug Store.
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Buying Goods for Cash, am ene-
bled to make further reduction in
prices. The Goods are all new and
will give entire satisfaction n to all con-
sumers. The following are few of
the leading articles and prices:
Choice Family FLOUR, $40 per bar
rel
Choice Family FLOUR, selected uheal,
$40 per barrel
Best WAite CORN, S1.15 pe, Jushel.
Ia Y, Northern, S1.75 per hundred.
hish POTATOET, S4.75 per. barrel.
SALT, S1.80 per sack.
Ne'o Orleans SUGAR, 0 TO 12h cents
per pound.
CSUGAR. 101a cents per pound.
Extra C .SUGAK, IL cents per pound
A SUGAR. liz cents per pound
CrushedSUGAR, {, IL ccnis per pound.
Po'odcred and Granulated SUGAR.
II cents per pound; retaitecl at x cent ,,e,.
pound eatru.
Laguoyra COFFEE. finest, s3}, cents
per pound.
OM Government Jaca COFFEE, As
cents per pound
English breakfast TEA, 81 to 1.25 per
pound
O0long TEA, ST per- pound.
G"npotoaer TEA. 81 to $3.50 PEI.
Yo4ng Iiysen TEA, 81 to 81 % pe,.
pound.
Imperial TEA, 81. 80 per pound
1 caH especial attention 10 these Ieus-
hev are rcry thoice
+. A. Ferris Sugn. Cured H.4I IlLS, Is
cenfS per pound
Daris' Diamond Hi US, Is cents pe,,
pound.
Worrison'S Sugar Cared HAMS, Is
cents per pound
breakfast STRIPS. sug,tr cuye.l, Is
cents per pound.
VA ICON. 10 and II cents pei. pound.
CHEESE. 18 and 25 cents ,,e,: pound
MOLASSE.S. 40, SO, co und 70 cents
per gallon.
GOLDEN DRIP.S, 80 cents per ouQoa.
NeO Orleans Nem SFRUP,S, SO ana
30 cents per gallon.
Common Rye WHlSKEY, 50 per ani
Ion.
Corn 1VHLskEY, 81 ard So Der qal
| ion
OLD Bom bon lYHISKEY, So per cal
lon
OIL IVAeat JVHISKEY, 81 pe,. yallon
Monogram. lVHISHEY, So per gallon.
Imported Holland GIN, Sc per gnliom.
imported BRANDY, of tie Celebrated
pine Grouer Company's lintage Of 1850,
50 per gallon.
CANNED GOODS in erery rarieiy.
CRA CRERS. CAKES und BIS
CULTS, at manufacturers prices.
COUNTRY ORDERS dHed nnd SLIP
ped promptly. free Of curtage and pacsnys,
md entire satisfaction gunyuntcel.
HARDY SOLOMON.
Feb -
LUN1 M EfNRIc
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DIAMONDS GLrrTKRINa IN WASHING
ToN.-Mrs. Belknap appeared in O
charming peach.blow silk. with pearl
and diamond ornaments; Madame Bor.
ges in delicate Nile green silk, with
diamonds. But the gems which made
those worn by our Republican ladies
"pale their Intellectual hres," were worn
by Mime. de Olermont.T .Tonnerre, the
new French Secretary's wife-consisting
OF o necklace composed of long, daz.
cling pendants, bracelets richly set,
sprays of leaves for the hair. and din
mond earrings, terminating in solitaire
pearls OF unusual size. Her dress was
OF pink silk, over which was worn costly
lace drapery. Mrs. Charles Moulton
wore white silk pettiooat and black
velvet train. Her diamonds also were
noticeably brilliant. In fact, diamonds
flashed from nearly every lady's toilet.
Courier Journal.
ruI,S or H.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
OF errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
moved. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir
culars sent froe, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa-an
institution having q high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
rep ~ U15mo
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L0RIGK 3 LOyVRAMCE.
Wh,ies,!c and No:a..
Gcocers ana Provision Dealers.
Seegers' VS.. CINCINNATI Beer.

Seegers VS.. Cincinnati Beer.
TIME Cincinnati Goz.uc makes tho asto.
Il nishing announcement that Cincinnati
Oerr is no longer pure, but adulteratod with
molasses. sugar Of starch, fuscl oil and The
poisonous co.chicum. The Commissioner cf
Agriculture, in his report for 1865, SAYS that
Prof Mapcs. Q: New York, analyxed the beer
lIom dozen different brcwerics. and found
all OF it adultcrated. Coccnlus Indicus and
nu1 vomca entered largely into ts compost.
ticl.
j. G.. SEC ERS guarantees his beer to DO
pure and reliable Ho does not adullerate
It. but brcws from tho best barley. malt and
hops. Jan23
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pOOAS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the Stock
- or this Company are open in Columbia,
y. e., at tho Uaro!ina National Bank nnd at
the Central National Bank. One per cent.
oniy paid on Application, to secure the stock
ana the frs, regular assessment OF twenty
per cent. to he psid only Mh::n nni.ially
called for. I:,b Oh