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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-20

The vote of Ohio at the late
election was $4,000 less than in
1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
STEAMBOATS, ano nailroa0s.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERtSSE y. y,
~ ALLkNIOw LlSg To rhs WhSE-ra:snsss ryl, Win
with D L.cs ,n also w .ss
Sss y.e, R, Inc s s:TYs s s'''sA and the
~'''' also to c''', F;G,s'' IsEs,sSySSESeSf
S Tsis 1 fso" B1ae Bath Allentown
M1sS CnSn. Wil.,.s.s s' ,.G S Sc
ZOO W. n IN To- E,,,O. Ueyle Mauch CYns, wilkes
Tov.p5. %srey, Sc Jui with DEL LAet aud
500 dali tc,cep suui.y. for E.'en
f fsSnSnS B tor Nsa caas Ts@.qaa oSSS
barr r'1op A. b ,hreh car to Daa'e "nhAu'POH nc
i2:4S p mBars,ss Tor 'unns,cn Ea,'Ou. Bath Allentown
ls '5 co SaJs uc, t. Iih a Pov Hsfa.GuIs
$50 @- nan r.aiaasL Saturdays 0HiS to s0m'r
Os'ss :, ia ;so r Dr. s isl ~. Wei g e l..a
S!f5 NJ Wa, irSa o iivusclL PIT. p.,r,.,. Ale,
,o sso No. 5 5 w s do i s ns.a '5
1 Gsoa p ne - & irarp. son.r7s
5i$9 N !a'9 T +; ,o s.,,11
r. Ps;O &C. "a ' e5 oo 7a9 sa '9 st 81,
1850 lllh M ~ 10 !; . o. 6:I0 630 Z 49,
SD "io l''V -''4'' i e. H. RicGER suU+ and Eng
" P BALDWIN Gearr,i P,,.,nrf issl.
II ~1>7TS hsE,>csSrvr ofTn' taNos cfec. Nos le 1874
SrOrn Cbaml ,po. Cor ~ 'n Sc. no;e ssST co.,s,.
,ns 70 - , ,c :. c. 20 EEK psiio,
io:45 H'l fr pGlso sd Niagara Falls Sleeping
'fS S%s "a ie the ws. s,s.pPs . oo. he;
sor u.hto % Ns.4a Falls Cneilnaa 81 LoUA Dsd'' ana
Chicago without
fo1, Jew $50 $3.50 Gals and lo45a $50 $3.50
80. t:Jt, I.lJ az lv't9N m
. aS copec. VII, MJed Ra a4 HOndo1.
sps KipTsop so IN 500 Goshes. - p 1.O
lJ:iJ - S:JJ 3:i0 4:oO io:3V ana
a m. WarSicE $50. lOiJ a. AMI $50 y H. Ntwbnrsn
- 50 o en-! 1915 $3.50 ard l:SO o. m Suiern - =
Gas 1880 ESQ .":io anu iJ4g M $50 o. T. $3.50, =.
All ~ r n Iis LoIr as, dlndsie sni aam:eS;
S,..S E.i- 7}I iS:5U 'a:l5. lU;ij 3:45 g. 8 t:90.
ana A.: % b. N. isuoo. , C:i3; Z. 13O S;0U ~
colt io,i5. ll:JI N. y noon. .l45 g. $40 341'
- - - -, &c., Keesrk. 40 Z. $50 49,
Ia Ia & .Dd ll2o M BIS ail 6:l5 an $3.50 and
- Sstor Az MS oulT Cre,sk 3: b, l.. 49, AMI u:
100 &l5 as ,: 20 and - NJ and l:2s Ss,S!sT
m. "a I1}O n Enrewoo' AMI Slarkb 5:3n S;l5, 10
49, a. A m Loo 1, 10. i:I5 =: - 80 snl f.40 p M
II so a.h on peoon' an STacs $50 ~ shq
ii:%O Ss:..y ~. spHu2 valley 3:jJ ari $3.50 and
HoTs"Tus e,yps Chaattss on even or ha soaF' leave
I.s o. quarter hoars Est ntT nuies esTue AOoa
-. :rOp m cCnleCuug With trains
ieavisr nsnsers 81 bear The 300 train starts
IRON CLsmb. LOST onls D. -. ~.
% "a, be o5ia o Tor ihc checkng an transfer Of
paws ctdcos. 24l oZ9 and 9J7
RT,s4Ss,s Co ,t Brooshp suf al toe CompanTs Depos .
Fur trirs Wet amen Ne"o!A a. ''so He <'IV
ssd 1868 su,,,ys o,1
N-'' JSo n ALDO + General Passenger A,eot
NOR RONDOUT aud KINGSTON, landing
a. Co-fs to-uw. Sevoarsh Marlborough Milton HiGhi'ais
IA,. Pain, Ls,pu-ins ia jhAS CORNELL ieayes
Hsrhsoa.s d. y g. TUESDAY,, TIURSOAf AMI SAT
CkDAl "a D. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
B"iIEN IUFbLL, Actnt1
GEORGE l. CONNO-.. Gc--r.i Pa.s user 4 eni,
NEW.YOHK CENTRNL AND HUDsO,

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ gIVEh rA.LBJAD- l., 1871 through ua1s vii
Rave GIaD1 Ceu.raiD-rt o., ..-- -.
CAroUgh 20 g. .r...r.r al - 4. rs
lU d. Spca E1V5eSs VITA cra6ini foon cars W 0oa-
Cater
800 o. H. northern sri Weern tIut'SS
a: on n ut.,e, kfsf-sA VII tisg-c'r from Nevvek.1
et A baEA +.
G.Oop Express Dai1 With ee?1Fc"' Tor "sFr''"s aaa
Csuanaalgua -.---.-. Do...-.,-
YDf,o abg Niagara sso To- CEc-go both D shI VI y
20 . n Express. Ilo' sai Albany
Way "-"' - - C. H. KENORlcX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
AmnsemenIs.
Ceeiures ano Meeiin9s.

OYyfcs World Mutual Lry. iSs Co
NEw-YOaK. Dec. T. 1874. )
TIVE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
fr ID, ary b. bed st h, ose Of tho Company 20
UEDyEaDAl, Dec. 10, lea, ZION II % ocloc. p
JOS y. BLOSSOM Sec'y pro ten,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
XNICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW

w PORT, K Ia T1lng tlt U y Aa'I a :, . . -. -
Passengers this 800 M ana m express fsns
from Genital Depot arriving At 4IO and oZO ~ hso on
sundays $40 N 6repng car express arriving " HS"p" ~
THEODORE WARREN. supenaeadeSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08

THE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and

NLNIIthL TUMFANI
Short route 10 Babylon B sho Ip Ssye and PatehOgu
Leave Hunters Point 7:OO a. m.-BaNlOD
Leave Hunters POat $3.50 Pshogue mail train with psror
stsehed.
Leave llsnters POM 200 ,. m-Patchogue way train
Leave HuneT Point 43O nPaieboRue express train with
lOr aItseheL
Leave Hunters Point 500 p m.-Islp way train
For paruars bls and tables Also for trains 10
and from Psrnngdae Cntr HYde Hnsiae and Ter
.ops PeryOa leave New York foot Of RIVER 80
minutes Of Thny ioqh Esq River 10 minutes peviOa.
a. dsosDre Hnniers Point Tickets and bscg
,b.cld ~ smesp TbTtyourtbst omees trains leave
HnnteT Point for Meek. HeDDAd Garden CITY, PAtcboeue
90 iii Va st,ous Al m ana 400 For Plush ng
s. Point Wbtestone ard oil intermediate stations A. SID 1900
liOO l:3O 3:l6. 200. t:5O p n l. u bAhION hnp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CAkKiING thu
UNITED STATES MAIL.
EkW AND PULL-pOW ERBb STEAMSHIPS
s,hpg no sew.iOI SATURDAYS from IavsrJoo on THURS
DliS. linz a Corr hsroo-
OCEANIC. SATURDAY.. Dec IL. at 500
RkPUBLiC. SATu RDAY Dec 10. at 200 Pm
BALTIC sATUhDAf. Jan. z at l'OD pm
ADkIAfIC. SATURDAY Jan 9. At 700 =.
Prom Ibe White Sta Do Pier 81 North
PsSser for all elas.a unryse combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
SsloOns sistefoops smOrngToon mdhp
Aese sIeaneG
kAThs-Ssoon $50 Return Tickets 81 49, eo Storage
for fep
TyeDAld certificates AZ ow f.teA
Paep gers iron all OF Amerea Paris Hamburg
NORWAY, Sweden. lnja Aus rala CHINA &C.
Drafts from Il
other nrnAt"n the COTDnVs
'hees no. 10 gfss4TAI. heE- oE ~ AxHnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
L'ALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND PAIL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS CSCE.T6D, Al nm.
Tou Tier q North loot Of Maravst,
s,aner NLWP1Gr AND OLD COLONY,
c,rtA O. SIMMONS CAPT. b. NJ. SIMMONS
n. no, o-,c route 10 Tau,t,n Md.cIoro' Pmolh New
Bedford M,f4s yl.y-r AaatIc.e;, CYe COD, tao WHITE
MOUNTAIN, mi al p.up POI Newt lsaul aud the Prov.
nees 70. app At III and o%9 BTo1l"A;
Iacu, f.: f.5-av. az Oat-A "a Ian
tv,5ts: Do IS L. r. UE-es "a BNCa ami 10 Court
Al B,o. y7 or az ,te Per all principal Hosss
Az Ticket OG-cs Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
$50 piANDS IND OoGaNS,

New and :, 'ona-Iand 1 first-clnss H1hcr.. ~ :.
OF tii:t - pr
- civ or 'onrtry. during thr.c Hard Times and "
HOLIDAYS. 81 HORACE h8rEh5 * -DH. trt
IdI"aN, ID IA ever before oIrrei - w. OFh.
AGENTS wanted sell Witcr,'s Se.V seal Fiuao'' ana
C0Jce 10 Orgla4. Illustrated Catalogue nail'd.
t.rcIf iniacniurnts T. NJ IrIdc. trJ' discount
Teache - Ministers. Churches, Lodges, schools, e&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
c. II. KENORlCK.
Gere.sIfas>enRef ASelt

NEV-IUhn, NIu-HN}EN AND HART
~ rom Z NaoS ASP HtiE ai F. DdyI' 5.sso5
u K,wYos Cram Ci'r,i ,o': srooce r0'y'ec0'o'''
Trans f,I S,.'.,9 '2 10, SG t, 9 5:6 l G1'
2:2u lAc 4joa ;lJ La IAl $40 t-Hl 1'1 "i4O 'HEI
sou Sf. A. 7o So! ~ q ,d l2o9 "a 70, 800 go q,
40 500 s., clv a. H. .2oJ &c., I:"' 20 su9 5.o tt1
- -, 80 go, =; n =: = ,l lGsT 3 ems SID
,. So-- Le a. 90 r4O g. H. .lc sos NJ I'O
Icon an I SON. $40 i'J J:'J IT, 90 G.t.tpor lie
floSGcloc .s &c ya,, >sy ZOOS, IL sOj sw AMI
sa No. s l. D., ce.t. the 500 m AND OWN
Tor Nespor': e;o5 10 AID y moon connect wa
S:o5 ~ ana opae. viz x,ar tax R. T. ana me SOB
ard .l & o Ia ta 81 oi MIR at Soah NoTss
suo the e;JJ l"U and 4:3S VITA Ne"Can'aa h at
SUNDAY Goa NAL Trans 700 7''s9rng'sd, e:lo p
Dras rrro ar, Express ard Sleeping Cars Yh.
s's ss, ts c'u be p Ticket OF o,c'y Grad Cen
WACO SsS h' 40 :: tsslt S,o.sa VI"
go O-' JoaN S,,oD.' SD =. Y. Dvaon Neu.Iol
PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH and
Il TIE M .'EESEl soy.Ht X rAAE959
fs,s .do'- y, A'I-,' - 80, ,,,b and .
uSnous ssno4i J.1 sosGLY anu STAR. connecting
Ies,. Sss.Yps row Per N R. foot q Resort
.o si'1 as.e y,dal "a. btssioa
4C2 T. HTor LOBE Bi.rA. IOMs RTer WsreioTn Blrneg'
'u' i-''''- wM. sNEDES General Man,ret
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:-THE
III y
Trains Neg-yo foot Of DIS rcs and COranotst
EIpr. Tor Harris arg ugh South Poll
PAae Can ai;lc4 J:@o AZ an $50 L. sa14sT and
FSr Wiisla.pors Loci Hayen lva Pala ia Erie r. r
v Connect. Philadelphia 800 WlllamsDOrt Lock
Haven adj 500 c'ug Cory TusJIe,
For B urOre Wsu.,on south Limited Washington gI.
press ~ Paror Cans cay except Sun1y ALSO
rye IL s'o1 81 $40 IN HegaII al o'4o o. H. ana D. 10
K,ystS Philadelphia. = $40 $50 r., 1890 3 A. 4lO
a. $50 . /. H.. ami ~ n,hI san4sy 3. T. $780,
and p AT al second c4sss Z ?.
For Sevst arc C:5O = I:Ao g. 10, i a m. I'm, l,2
$40 10 " whit b:2O. z. AMI SlU IN.
For kisste,o g, ESQ I $50 :. 9. 10 m. ~ ]. 2,
73 sic 10. ll3O and u night SUNDAY 52O l. AID
70. Rahwa $50 g. 10 a N. u H. l. Q go $40.
$40 $40 $50 400 5;2O $40 G:lO $50 Z. $40 10
ior woolbrie Pm An5oy sni souh Amboy aud 10 n.
For Nsw.Braas~icG IL m 2 8lo 4;lv, $500
tiU D. n All IL DgbL su4s~r , D. III.
For Last Milestone ~ y anO 5:2O N.
f foI p, e., Gao i5 29 anu I'm
Tor Lswbyrtyilie an iflenngtOn go a coop
so BOceutown BARN Camden, sc3 $50 a.
"' gd 1I PSC.aoS = m 2s%G 4:;opm
70 dale q SOa4n Z IL aud D. m
Tor htooU PenoertOn sOI CsD1en Perth Amboy 2:3Op.
yor eh'stovn ,pd Pemh.r'OD, Can o,-,,oo
SoDs Uo' ron and Baltimore $50 III Bis
s ssG 30 esI 60 Io I Do t ai5 E 4
SIS Z: D. 7;io 6;44 lH21 saudsy, 5:lO 6:20 G5j
Tee. ices 526 94 BroaWa No. As,or House. and foo,
Desbross,s sud COrandtss No Cogrtt Bfoakl'uj
on, 10 batter, place D. BOYD IT,, Gen Passenger AgenI
PEASK 7 n General Maaagei
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
- PkOs IDEN CT ..- .---. -.
DAY. THURSDAY. SATURDAYS sni sT0NNGfON Moaaays
WEDNESDAY aud Frsvs from Pe So North River foo o. ;.v 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
Bteamboats dno Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and Nausa,uck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer BBIDGkPORr
leaves Csnsnne slip al 1880 and BRIDGEPORT at IL
L'OR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Ceeus Cornwall Newblrgh Marlborough Melton, Poughteep
Psk Bsopus steamboat James Baldwin Hrr sonSt
Pier r. ever Mondsv WEDNESDAY and Friday at O'Clock
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c Fare,
~ 81 25 Steamer, Pecksp Tor Newaven at and IL
NJ Daily tSundsy sce9t- connecting with the r'lrosd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08

NOR RONDOUT aud KINGSTON, landing
a. Co-s Cornwall. Nevolrsh Marlborough. Milton, HiEhi'nds
(Ae~ Par Lspus- ,smA al Il - - 0ANE-L 'eays
Hsrhsoas' a. a. every TUESDAY,, THURSDAY AMI SAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-08
5itucrlore UGuTso--feina!cs.
Nurses.

AN Fnglishw0man wants a situation as IN
~ VApS NUR5u; glV eEperie4cel 4te Il saryesa
,opances no travel lelt reference C or airs
l.}o Wet 2Jth.st
The Grange advance., 1874-12-29

0TATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of
- Goodbue, District Court, First judicial
District. August Anderson, Plaintiff,
against August Olivia Anderson, Defendant.
SUNNI ons for Relief. '-~%- ,..".' =.
The State Of Minnesota to the above
named Defendant: .4yt ,.... -.-' ,...
You, Augusta Olivia Andersen, are hereby
summoned and required to answer the Com
plaint in the above entitled action, which
has been fileG with the Clerk Of said Court in
his office at the Court House in Red Wing,
in said Goodhue county, and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said Complaint on the
Subscriber, at his Office in the city of Red
Wing, in the county Of Goodhue, and State
aforesaid. within thirty days after the SER
vice of this summons on you, exclusive Of
the day fsuch Sc, vice; and if you fail to
answer the said Complaint within the time
aforesaid, the Plaintiff will apply to the
said Court lor the relief demanded in the
said Complaint.
Dated Red Wing, Minnesota, Sept. 5th.
A. D. 1874.
N. o. WERNER, Plaintiffs Attorney. =.
Red Wing MINI.
The Grange advance., 1874-12-29

heretofore sabse.i5ed sor soo55 poor ministers and
missionaries, and Who proposes. on certain condi-
DEAR Nh. Do6aA1LI was pleased to motto d
the suggestien ofone Of your Correspondents, that
Witness should procure one or more additional
names, and thus lift you, list from $1,000 to 1O0,
0OO believe that those whe are uow taking the
precate its value as y family paper, and the low
price at which it is furnished, will esteem it a
pleasant duty to recommend 1t to their nelghbors,
the OF one Or
for every ten subscriptions at 81 each you may
receive in response to the suggestion to your cor.
respondent, will subscribe tor an additional
sionary or minister in the West, or some teacher
among the freedmen. If the result Of the efforts
thatnay be put forth by the friends OF IN the y W.T. @
subscribers to it's list within the next three MONTHS
and so make it my duty to supply 5000 mis-
sionaries, ministers and teachers in accordance
with the above proposition, am sure 1t will be
source of rejoicing to you: as we'll as to
A Friend of the Witness.
Montreal, Canada.
I join with others in warm congratulations on
your reaching So 900 but believe your circulation
will be much larger. Such a paper, in such
population, ought to have six figures in its roll OF
subscribers.
Yours truly, John Leeming.
Glen Cove, L. l..
Enclosed are the names OF few new SUBSCRIBERS
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Witness success should pledge themselves to add
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this they should remit 81 for another copy and
make present ofit to some poor friend, with the
request that the recipient should use his or her
influence to add atleast more to the number.
Yours sincerely, Jas. W. MeGill.
Ripon, Wis.
am 80 we'll pleased with your paper that I
cannot drop it. Your soundness on the Temper
Of May rsaeS
subscribers, and that speedily Yours for the
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SEM1AHMoo Washington Territory.
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The Grange advance., 1874-12-29
FORECLOSURE SALE

MI
Default has been made in the condition
of a certain mortgage, EXECUTED and deliv-
cred by James Mulloy and Mary Mulloy,
his wife, to eht Goodrich, bearing date
Septemb Der 4th, A. D ISL. fled in the Office
Of the Register o: Deeds for Goodhue coun-
ty. Minuesotaoe September 12tn, A.D. 1871, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day, and
duly recorded therein in book twenty COY Of
mortgage deeds, ON pages l52 and l53,
which mortgage covers and con.
veys that tract or parcel Of land
lying and being in the county of
Goodhue. and State of Minnesota, described
as follows, to-wit: The So tn half {s4) of
the North West qnar'er inw4) Of section
eleven Q1). in township one hundred and
eleven Ull}. north Of range sixteen ,(16)
west, containing ghty $50 acres, more or
less. according to U. S. Government survey
! thereof. There is claimed to be due and
there is due upon the said mortgage and
debt secured thereby the sum Of five hund-
red and fifty -one and 20-l00 dollars (55l20)
No action or proceeding has been had at
! law. or otherwise. TO recover said debt or any
! part thereof.
Nov: therefore. notice is hereby given
that in pursuance of the statute in such case
made and provided, and by virtu Of the
power Of sale in said mortgage contained
and recorded Herewith, tho said mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale of said IL mortgaged
premises at public auction, which sale will
be lnade by the Sheriff Of said Goodhue
county, at lie front doc Of the Court House,
in the city Of Red Wing. in said Goodhue
! county: on Saturday the 10Th day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1875, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, and the proceeds Of such
sale will be applied 10 the payment of said
mortgage deb. and interest," to payment Of
the Attorneys fee stipulated in said mort
gage to be paid in case OF the foreclosure
thereof, AID to the costs ot such sale.
Dated at Red Wing. Minnesota, Dec. 1st,
| a. D. 1874.
DWIGHT GOODRICH. Mor:gasee.
E. J. HODGsON, Atty. for Mortgagee.
, 1874-07-02

4 EniltD Ut this tnble VIII sAuW ku0L lno uAAcGM
policy of thu Company has haen 10
REDUCE THE NATEa ...
charged Per n,ta for tts transportation OF bath per.
HonH and property, tho nl&l1r Of passengers anu
tlu .llNr 0f tnnH Of freight laya tncrtahuA, THIS
pulley hnN leUlt pursued III ncEpTduee Will Tue WILL
Recognized prinelplra governing railway aa
well al other branches OF coMacrGa! 0,!Hlnesa.
It should nlao 10 remembered that, wAile this re-
transportation, enormous .cxlensca llHvn been III,
saiety OF transportation. Tho Courts vigorously
el.fotcs thu performance by RAILWAY coin-
ranleH Of tho duty imposed upon eoa,inol-car-
!iurs Of passengers to ,lhe tho bost-kl!oWll NJ
rateos for securing o HAfety Of panHrnBeFs ai en-
Ioyes, and to prevent tho destruction Ut property.
by ilu operatol 1T thsr rans. Thu iMtrallctntl If
now machinery, In compliance with these roalirc-
nenla Ut tn Iuw Involves thu payment Ut very largo
sunni Of nulluy annually 1t thu I.suBs Of raflway
rou to ranHtteL nov With lv ulaHa Ut rolling
stuck al u,,un tile annn kind of roadway tlat wufo
used ton yearA kincc tha reduction ,er laascngcr
rer to,, pCr mile wnul haye acen much greater than
flat show. by the foregoing tnblu. Even reduction
In tue ratio o( slee III thu transportation of lersnla
mud property would warrant u corresponding do
creaBe tn tle rarH charged The schedules ave noyor
hsvn llghur tlatA waa necessary to vay 0perAting
rolscs, reasonable tllyiiuEnB tu thu stock
hUlluta, unsl tle interest eontractod lo
le lWid ll0n moneys horroWot nlul Nsol
tn tho construction of the railway. While tho length
Hf tho Ain 1u Inns benn considerably oxtonieu sts9
lHiG. tho rupul stoek II tlu ColnIAny has aso loer
INCREASED fro1a SDN0u,00U to aytr 100000 Qu0. ThG
capiul stock and l,oHlol lc represent nancy which
has bven actually invested IN hs construction OF !ts
, 1874-07-02
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY.

bQfC3At U8EHSEH 10 1HE LHcHH9 lFsQNHes
Iowa Cry. Ia, July 1.-Tho anuaal COM
moncoment Of the Iowa Stato University, which
has been in progress since Friday night, closed
to-day. The examinations Of the different
classes preparatory to these exercises liavo bccn
very rigid and resulted most satisfactorily to
both stutlou.s and Instructors. The city las
becn filed with strangers from all parta Of the
stato, paronts anl friends OF Students all Of
whom layo seemed worry much pleased aud en-
tertaincd.
Sunday evening George Thncher, D. D.,
President Of the University, delivered to
mon, from tho toxt, "Bowaro lost any
man spoil you through philosophy aud vain
deceit of tho traditions Of mon, aftor
the rr1dimcmts of, tho world and uot after
Christ" 1t waB M ablo effort nboundlnS in
sound doctrine and good. Advico to the .rlsdt1-
ntes. uo Hpoke Of three branches Of false phi
loHophy which wore intoplod to snpplant tho
rollglon Of JeHus Christ. First, that which
DENIES THE ExlsTENcE OF GOD;
second, TINT which atsnits there may DO o God,
ami third, the admission that there was II God
who creatot ail things bnt aftor tho creation llo
ccasod, from his labors. and has paid no
attention to Lis work since. 11o contraatod
then showed tho deuands OF our nature for snctl
philosophy. 1lo urged graduates TO weigh
vol any systom which essayoa TO-, to auppant IT,
an fpr upon ,e to IL S1GM Iin '' crx cav
toresl Society and Monday H. evening Occurred i.
tue annaal anmS95sa[y OF 1 ~ , n,aa WIZ nn au a
oraton 6y .. l.. oGess, u s9o c'ass q M ~ u i.
Iho ncnog H. en H. ig'g1'T oau ~ " wieaf paaae,,t %
Memories"
TIE Law pErARIMESr.
Tuesday morning tue grnuintoh OF LUG Lhw
Department receyoa to!i asnionas nna "9so Pc H. a.,
Mtttod to practico ~ sste courts OF Jo"h W tbo
Hon: W. i. Miller, OF the supremo Cou!t; They
, 1874-07-02


Speclat Diapatch 10 The Ch!caun Tribune.
EAnb1taI cot.r,tuE, RICHMOND, IND.
1lrotMoSp, Itlh., July 1.-1snr11am College.
ntitlcr tho management Of tho FrlbtltlS Society,
Quaisora, graanatod u class to-day. Tho cxor-
ctsos woro interesting. anil wero Witnessed by 4
lurge assembly. atnny distinguished persons
were rloAoilt from rnri0t1a larts OF tho country.
MICHIGAN ri:MA1E SEMINARY. E&1.aMAzoo.
S}fGiit DislH1'rh Ia The GhicH1o 7ribHhe.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, July lille oxorclnos Of
tho Michigan Female Seminary olusod this Rftor-
noon, nfter t!'re tnss' examination, very bril-
1lnnt to tho pupils scnuhcrs, and the institution
Tho graduation woro Mary bansot, Allogan; N.
Elizano,!, Whto. Chicago; Jcannotto 9: Curtis.
nichland; n'al Alatto u. Chhndlor, Of Ohio. 'rllo
Roy. 4. L. Picrsnu, OF Detroit, delivered tho
nnn,ial ndttress. Thu 1lov. Dr. Strong presented
tho diplomas.
1t wus announced by Il. p. rorry, Of Grand
Havot', that tho l}oard Of Truateon ha1 nando mr.
rangelncitH for cnlOwihg tho Seminary With
s5O00O. to 1o called. III dufoioncc to Miss Jcan-
MOTTO Fisllor, Principal of tho SUMMARY, tho
Fisher fund. a new lormtorY iB to be built il.
time Tor tho l,oxt term, mud NOW wing will BOON
ia ereCted.
Remarks wero made by members Of the proa-
bytcr'an Byno'E highly complimentary 10 tho III
satituno,, pupils and tofacaots unit piodsiIg
The West. Thore wero great numbers III attend
anro, including many Strangers
MILTON coLLEoE, JASEsv11rE. WIS.
SEcstdf D1atnttch II The ChfcH1a 3'rtbthe.
JANEsy1LtE, Mis-, July l.-'rho Comlncnco-
,neIt Anryioes of Milton college oponod to-day,
With i large attendance from tho surrounding
tswns. !he graduating class is NJ follows :
Teacslots' Co1tso-fda flotohou Drightman. Flor
onco Lottie brown, Eva Dootn Cartwright, Aico
Lucinda rngo Thomas 4. Wilkinson Seiontito
Constellation 1lolbrook, Amolln Ctanlal
Steele; Classical CourAo-Willia,n Hull, Ernest
Dwight Killucy, Arthur. Aluslo Miller. Willih
BURTON Morgan, Frederick Delos Rogers, Robert
Duclbort Whittord.
WILLIAMS EOT.LEdE.
Special Dispatcf 10 The ChicdHo Tribune.
srnlSuriELp, MasB., July 1.-Wilams College
graduated q clnsB Of thirty to-tlay mud coli.
ferrcd number OF honorary dogrces among
theu TINT Of D. D. upon pres{deut ". e. Mes.
rinln, of Ripon College, Wisconsin. Tho class ol
bcr, held tier scnll-ccntonnla 1ncotng lllroo ol
tho six living members boit,g present.