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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15
SUSDFRY,
MILLION.

The day was a bad one, the wind being high,
and the score is consequently poor one for both
parties. The most singular feature of the whole
is the fact that Mr.. Greenough, of the Sunbury
team, killed all of his birds, yet he is the most
inexperienced shot in the party, having never
used gun until the former match at Sunbury.
He is evidently natural marksman. d..
Sticker, it will be noticed, was impartial, and
missed every other bird, while he is usually one
of our best shots. On our side Frank Hoy came
out best, DR.. McCleery and d. Hoy coming next.
Messrs. Wes,fall, of the Sunbury team, and
Evans, of the Milton team, shot ties throughout,
and as each killed his only ''dead bird'' loud
cheers went up from the assembled audience.
After the match an excellent supper was par
taken of by the marKsmen and their friends. at
Cox's U. S. Hotel. We have never seen more
gentlemauly match than the one on Saturday
There was no wrangling, no display of ill-feel-
ing, and each side seemed desirous OF granting
to the other all the advantages allowed by the
rules. We trust these friendly contests will be
of frequent occurrence. .-Ntltonian.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15

ALFRED BLosIoUs, an employee in the ~ E.
shops, had his fingers injured on Wednesday by
having them caught by belt at the machinery.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15

THE ladies connected with the Lutheran church,
at this place, have inaugurated to hold weekly
sociables in the lecture room of the church.
Saturday evening another viii! be held.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15

All that certain northern one-half lot of
ground situate in the borough of Mount Carmel,
County and State aforesaid, being the northern
half of lot No. nineteen (No. 19), in block num-
Der thirty (blk 30), bounded on the north by
number eighteen (No. 1S), on the east by Oak
street, south by lot number twenty (No. 20),
and west by Pear street, with the appurtenances
consisting of Stable as the property of HE'S
EKIAH FLOYD with notice to Charles Miller
Terre Tenant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15
MARX & BRO.
Masonic Building, Sunbury.

NIB importation large quant
ties We every Also large number of imported articles
which we have not space to enumerate
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15

one hundred and sixty five feet. with the appur-
tenances consisting Of two-story frame dwell
ing house, &C.; as the property o. JOHN
DOUGHERTY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15

One-half of a certain lot or piece of ground
situate in the town of Marshalton, Coal town.
ship, Northumberland county, Pennsylvania,
known and designated on the plan of said town
as lot number two, in block number seven, with
the appurtenances consisting of q two-story
frame dwelling house; as the property of HIRAM
r. THOMAS and HANNAH his wife.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15

All that certain lot or piece of ground with
the two-story frame dwelling house thereon
| erected, situated in the Borough of Northumber-
| land aforesaid, bounded and described as fol-
| lows on the northwest by Water street on the
! northeast by Hanover street, on the southeast
by North way, and on the south@sst By part OF
| lot number sixty-three now owned By John
George, containing seventy eight feet in front on
| Water street, and one hundred and eighty feet
in depth, being part OF two certain lots number
ed sixty-three and sixty-four which Henry K.
Campbell and Sidney Campbell his wife, By
.s-s- aeAa siated- the 10th day of January, 1867.
| conveyed to Victoria Gulick TUG props-t al
! VICTORIA GULICK and CHARLES V. GU
| LICK
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-10-15

| MARTIN WALLS.
| Three certain lots or pieces OF ground situate
in the borough of Mount Carmel, county of
Northumberland, and State of Pennsylvania,
| known and designated on the general plan of
| said borough as lots number twenty -four, twenty
five and twenty six, in block number forty, each
containing in front on Hickory street twenty-five
feet and extending back that width one hundred
and fifty feet to an alley, with the appurtenances
erected on lots numbers twenty-five and twenty
six, consisting Of two-story frame dwelling
house, a oue-and-a-half story frame building
and a stable; as the property of SARAH JANE
REED.
All that certain tract or piece of land situate
In Turbut township, Northumberland county,
| PENNSYLVANIA, bounded and described as folows,
to wit Beginning at post on the line OF the
lands of John Stadden, on the public road lead
ing from the borough of Milton to the borough
of McEwepsville; thence north fourteen and a
half degrees, west twenty seven and six-tenths
rods to a post. on the line separating the lands
of John Stadden and lands of William Is. Kem-
merer thence north seventy-fye and half de-
grees east sixteen and five-tenths perches to a
post on the last mentioned line; thence south
thirteen and halt degrees, east nineteen and
four-tenths perches TO post on said public road /;
thence south forty y-eight degrees, west seventeen
and fve-tenths perches along said public road TO
the place OF beginning, containing two acres and
eighty perches, strict measures, with the appur-
tenance consisting of two story frame dwelling
house, a frame stable and out buildings; as the
property of LEVI MATTHIAS.
ALSO,
VEN EXPoNAs AND LBvARI PACIAs.
All that certain lot of ground situate In Cook.
Hollopeter & Co.'S. addition, town Of Watson
town, county of Northumberland, and State Of
nnsylvania, bounded and described as follows,
to wit the north by lot thirty, on the cast oy
Second street, on the south by lot number twen-
ty-one, aud on the west by an alley, containing
ffty-nve feet In front and one hundred and sixty
1--WE feet Deep known and designated in the general
plan of said addition as lot pumber twenty mine,
it being part of larger tract of land that
John Heckel, by deed dated December 2, 1909,
conveyed to Cook, Hollopeter & Co., with the
appurtenances consisting of two-story frame
dwelling house as the property Of CHARLES
| STECKEI..
, 1875-07-20

rarnus British rolonics which, hccinniug thor
ntinscnco 10 iecentlr with clear ba1anca-nl,eot,
hlvn brem III trndcftv wrt-nMracsi hy Their
.nos"r nntion ainro. ynt tho rn'o Of uosornl-
mont indobtr'liiers, which, IN t1rc.t ar!th'n1 !b
+t23 par hrad 1T tLe pofn,l latit'., iH, III hn"
Zaatan.1. 4!15 pnr head II Queensland. slh5:
III New an,ltll Wnfrs. :94.7j; in Fipo'ia, Gis.11;
III Tns,.al,Ia. S7i.32; anl in Sousl, Australia
$50.
1t Ind tina and rraco It vonttl not 10 tfft-
cntt 10 show That tcno bpnsto1 c"onicr ut Gtt at
1sitatn brlhtle will, nlc innc-isnposss nl'1n NJ.
must eynry cptcolsAlio article Vt necessary con-
rlTrtion rs would. even by 0nr patient. tax
tl'fden peoplo.' 10 thnuEht into1crkblt; m fur
instanco, taIicn hat-haza,l frs,n lung UT OF
article. taxed ''alis. 4 conta pei, pint nf'a
10 IN anu el,oes. 51 ccnts per falr. l'a"li'o
liHe-anty lko this reaching tn MI "o maze
aad MI wo CONSUME. as agnnrt o.ir e'lnalate.l
list (thouait wc l'orn to aco It inuc more shut
""y aoAn) Of huue.in,inuss. Bprlts. toiac'''
cho:k'ssant'' 6tc Would there not 10 such n
a'on nf tho 'arnoA. ~ would mako our govern
nr claareA humhly EIyo attention
1horo II QUO Btlttfyfng principle Of rovorsi~
tneht III tt,oso ca!uh.eH Of tirtat britain. which.
from tho Etnn'ily- expcricnca Of thar
nu!1cr.contr- to gniln tI,en, it IL llliii,.ult to
nccont for. Til. II lltrsya!nm "l,cl, shcy l,ayo
adurto't, md still tc,ae1naHy c1'ns H. of loyy-
luz import d'tttos NJ n,sans Of protection tn
lbtsn,n iHtlnAtrlcs Tle etrnnEeAt thug hhnut
tlIts snonatrous system Of taxation In ono w!lirh
wo tlso ni among otlyaeIyea,--fB popularity
among tho msrscs. tho ''Ilcmocracy." M aia!r'ht
tim :s,sor yiowa of tho insoleen: and thnkng
classcs. Thus. all The efforts of tho uortrn-
tncnta Of tlie:e colonies looking towatdh Froc
Tratlc f,avc been met be strenuous opposition
from majority Of tho rnleh. There ta. ncyor-
thelesB, q apccios Of diasatisfaction working
which promises 70 become very formidable,
mud 10 much 10 aid tloso who SEQ tho lalacy
and intuHtieo nf tl,o Protective syEtem this il
tho tloinatid from those iutlustiica how uupfo-
tecsod by inpor:-t,n.tcs Tor such proteetion
baaed on tho logical assumption that. II 1t ia
benoclal tn protect ono industry by levying
in,port-dutica 1t must ho right to loncht alt iu
the sau,o manner. from ths we l!ayo tho
equitable, though in no ronso rational result.
OF everybody being taxed fur tho bono!it Of
everybody clso; Otherwise. the plotcction!st
croetl In al its consistency, tho outcome bcins.
noho!y bsnotitca, anss tho whole commerce md
Industries Of tho neupIo by tbs la,nontablo
fal|acy injured and sIcs'to'ea;; Wo ccrtaln'y,
hayo. rs nation, lived through itio worst of
thin miaorabto doctrino; those British colonies
rocu, only to bo entering upon It. and slr'1s tey
teatify. mt only to their In1arencncs OF the
rulo Of tho notller-country, but also thor con-
tempt nf tho most wlso ast bcnatic'al lesson in
tho political economy Of Great britain.
CHERRY JAMES.
, 1875-07-20


~ nl"n Er.'n n'id slit. a'o rHtt'l'helv tahilrt
":'r. hHd rrfh'H h.:''i ~ a.'i''s'H siItn III"
mutt "[ circle NJ hl'sh ny f'liata bhtEefT
!!i1li"r mi tlntlI"r. ,1n"ar' ahd tl"'nt /" an!
sn trtn h'd ti'ri"t tho Hrn:.l'nS r'''Sa |" tosa-
Mt S1i.ic1;s, NH, seEeatGa a'1:i LAUGHTER. com
,'ino tn l'a no = tlllnh Liant hts Satanic AE"l"H-
y. a';"tnl anlrd ~ ',l rr',nn,"f ':nr' II whs.
IN: latsle will Neptune Tor te u'aTlery uf tho
"ee1I'. .......
TiE tEttiiAn "A'a
III "Al'h fhe nHst1sTa nre eItt!ol r'nlcra ahe
r'ciio 1nhf' Gt"tsa4ue a1Hl t'ittl eslin. lho
d''k' ns'sSs a!t.,on. il'a''nny ot l'dco'lH'
tl'''t"E Eahn'i-rslt' blnc re- "Erav hr TER
hafA ta''''ose'! ~ HH'n!ai c"'orr' nEahtR 3noh
hi'sfl' coal ~ nlt''ss l'ni''se'hl" 70 d4stf!
l,lt ~ trio:a .: 70 attso III lhn stlsEnE cio"'l.
NJ io'k nlhe'-hhnlsnn" nnd u"y. Your
!hotlef-i.ln" wou!d lass sn.l un,rrD3nl2c'' M
Iif!nhal,y' rcttafH' thotlt:h. MANY "!slson!a
sah1se'a 10 ''pt natae, ihaa'''''h =. MI occai-
iahEr pia's havoc "4sn f1tso Aila alt cosfaet'ca
"hI foh,H''cs' .,...,. -...-....,. -
Nalo .tas unlaeasiostanlT st"fnascs inc tn@-
Ioil's VI lHT IfA'H vi tlh Aslahte e''aas ~ loe
=, :, hFfEhs'Allf OF 1'EH t"cAFt ~.
WITH IT'S cosit"hHaht HefIcl!t.. sltaHtaa nt tho
tsifefhf roitlef,i t;fh'','lla e1 Now Jersey, nii
hihl'so" fe'ihstla. lhe sits Is a'i'inss en'io!s
hnffutih'1ea hs Mater. lhe At'h3l:lt ']cenn taSeh
h.t shofea t'fnh VAC QUO f'ae. "li1'o tho "ato'B
o. brta"ate ''as Was mo ueact li!no tilo other.
~ e'ns :l'ie,eo VI te''- 70 al"atea with water
up'l' Tug ca.t, roat! eE,s' west, sooi a1'tl e.
, 1875-07-20

A Rnltlllnrrhsl Eila lnaoaltts to Cross
t14o Atlantic In E'iity l1uurs.
}!,'fu,o,k J+urrinn

A nnat'marenn VIII" lnaonds to Cross
tho A1!nntsc ia kiity faonrss
Ialttmo,t A1nerhan.
Mr.. W. +. Schroeder, MI enthusiastic young
German, uas inst obi nI1lct from the Unsod ktatsa
letterB pa.snt for hIs invention OF u balloon, by
wlIiul, ~ IL cla!nleu by the s.ngulue i4ye1ltor,
voyage fran New Yo1h to London can 10 10.
co,,rl.shcd ii, tlfsy hours Mr. Schroeder has
ra,ue{l thu valuable assistance Of captta,ius in
tho 1,orsuu Of Sir. George ". Gail, OF tho tlru,
Of dull 4 AK, who IL 10 furnish tho necessary
uaoalla for tic co1,stf,cton OF the floating air
vessel, 1t ia stated that Postmaster Gen. Jewell
Aas orpret sod himself grxtitlei a. shiB new In
yeptjot,, and that l,arou You so,loozor, tho Cor
man Asbassador, kas taken viii, Ai1, to Europe
drawtnus aud plans u Tic baI}oop, which Aro 10
be submit ted a. is atated, 70 tho uermau uoy-
er1tmeut,
The vessel IL TO 10 constructed In tho form OF
Efobon, d, foot lang. 10 iant wido. ar,, Il taus
Liuh. Tbo franc is Is eopuiut OF wIro and steel.
aud win DO covered wtsl, strong WATERPROOF
lnon. This vessel il to bo carried by, and to bo
, 1875-07-20

SStt
10 t"s saa"' u, ,,,," ,"e =, .'"'"~ .r', 4''0""s
en'eAoo. '''s ~ nuo'o % r'eonsy sppoateu pp
III sno eos1.non -. ~ 49, ., h"'noNh ~ so.
eo'"' norAi'oV W., e .'i' 49, .os ~
u.ehs n.i'a''' "'sA s"o00 ~ 'eaa' Auu'eA,4
cl'es' "nleu Sompa''eo'.' ~ a1uss y. ean'es.sa,
WIS uoS 'o'5 ''"ss.us " 'uu 'pss'' 4Ao.'s"A
os"'e't ~ '5so'osi"H. ~ ~ I"Apr ".a5 ~
pa'aona.lp pto'osHs.oa ~ 'Ioou =, WIZ 10y ~
socn eon.o'a'1'44 III wv npoe'Ao " Poop4o 90
badsy OH or III nad'y it'posea upon as tiooi-
Belyos IL not III this, at loast III other matters.
A survey Ut both tho aggregate amount and t2le
naturo. of taxoa for (ioye. ntnent uurposcs A.
.'.''.I .o ~, n-,,,., h,o+,.n,, ..o,,,d ,.;ro -.
sessea "po' o"t D.'s'ou n'e'o ~, y" "ou'H 6''o Nd
this cousolatlon, think. lhoso arc many
cauHea which SHOULD cnablo au old, fouriallIng.
manufacturing country like Great Britain to
uoo,,o tho ,,,,,mrn, ~ tav,h,o h,rf,o, u,np her
oeea,o '4'o ,"s,aaa Nv ~. ,,sa.s
lation; tho very Email limits Of country
to 10 improved, protected, aud governed; !;
tho norfcction of 1or systom at row.
sus..;.. ,s o..,A,. .,,a 49,.
o"""-eo'ioe'."R a''' a0"''i s '"s
that. Ill the bn1luIng.ap OF nor ciVliz2tion. ahd
tho establishing OF tho necessary governmental!
coacouitauts Ut cylixed tastes aud neots, sl.o
Inv ,,intributth tha taxnhle burdens or .lleso
over IN Gu u ooo sea.s' "A'ao ~ Wv sas. '"oo.
md e1ponHo OF reaching nearly equal ueEfoo
of perfection hay, With us, been crowded luto a
snneo or 100 yoara. Ti,oue, howoyer. who, will,
,,,,,,h .I,ov ~ v..uo,, c,mn,.tn NJ tho h,rdcna
.."sa ~" ~, y. ss''.'.L .,s"..,., 80
OF ta1atlou uuaee "!l!eh lucy 1auof !eEes an4 VI
It's undue pressure or unequal distribution. md
look with longing oyes to foreign countries,
, 1875-07-20
4 Now Alnuscmc cI}t for Ioys,

The bays Of. bow Albany, Ind. have a novel
amusement, which boats "eoaatiuH out OF sight.
II ~ called rlua-slile, aud tha 1oea! paper de-
scrtbes it ~ follows. IA mud-HIiue-klo boya
have anothos name for tho arraugauent--is
river bauk. aud then by u,eanH Of water carried
from tic river in tho hatH Of tue boys, makiuY
tho alAs soft aud ~ smooth ~ glass; caro- be-
ing taken to sou,oye Aay substance that would
bo labls TO rGuder sitting in The Hnls 1t all nu-
comfortable. Altar the slide IL completed tho
boys procure N. old aklfE .0F canoe, aud lahpri-
:ously pull the vessel. ~ the .sop OF the sIids
.whyro %4oy I'LL It with boya from stem to stcrn.
aud, giving It, push. a,jde lnto shs. Hatsr with
tue velocity Of 4 bullet shot from Huu An
other amusement IL for string Ut boys to sit
down iu tAa slida aud glide smoothly to tho
river. closely following ono smother. 1hls laster
plan hA4 lts disadvantages shoxsrss." .
, 1875-07-20
a EEeuCtk 'rfnHcdys

4 curious trlat las jus. been brought to = con-
clusiou in til" ',anele. The fncta nf tho caro-
mAy bs tIs..r ...:nnla1izeds Heuri aid Allied
Bustio,, tw!us .a.ad tue san,e lsdy, ~ actEesa,
Who, Que 1egtots to REQ, wss taatrita. Quo syeu
". holding his Lautis uu his cheat, aud, euter-
lux chemists AI,4p, he sRlI "l}antlAgo rlo
quickly. am dcai." Vha polio. wont 10 tho
Louuo OF l.puinp Qui1iuy. apd found her
struggled Oh tho ,sor in hyatsFic4, also knlfo
st1ea.u.ps With l,l,od. Allfe.i i;ast;ul was uc-
cuacl of lsug tl.o murderer, aud l.ouisa . lii
W of having ius'sYl lin. 70 tho 'leca i ap-
lsarud that lilo lslnv woro AlWalH luarraling,
a,rl w.1o jealous sbsut Louisc Qa!ssnv: aul thus
Alfred aften baA. Henri Alfred declared tint
hu WINS MT ia tho huLrp when tho cillt.o MA
committed aud th4s vosnAu awura that Henri
coamilletl suioidt III y til vi ta.olss !os having
'xtsuck her ljo4 Ys,soIera woro acquitted.
tAougA few peol!s stub themselves aud then
A.azt p1 IQr t4a spaihecRE}v
, 1875-07-20
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From rrnsa!uant xent1cmsa md resident Of CinclnalA
O or thu Ast 1uEl years we'll kuW1 to tha ueKGpapf
tubiIsheIa Throughout tue upItp4 ht4tss.
..--. .NKx YnRk. Oct. u, 1910.
DR. nAnwaY.pEAn atn: 1 nm Induced b . scn.s q
working OF your ,as'ileno yaet. For several yoas
hsa been asots ns!h anue tsou6Ie n tho bladder -
tp must tsErihy affecting dhoseo which tho phs
e said Ito stf3oture In this ueths Aaso ta-
tlsmlnallon o. ts kdnays md bladder. md -
esf Ea.as rsae. ii sss psss pn"s!
Ehtseians end had saaon lasge gasntlty Of medisaS
tad road nf s.oisalas eu1et having h1ca made By yea.
~ 11 aa o1: M fe.a nhtas Y ~
geeted on sho bad long basn suffering bad
btsn. wont right Of and xt sdIua at saehy0us aTss"
pa1tlls, Rrsotssat eaJ1 Relief and Regulating l't-
and eutncnca taking thou. Ia tLrna days xEtst-
q. ". JAMES, Cincinnati. O.
, 1875-07-20
TIL; FLOODS IN FRANCE.


New yonE, July l5.-7o tho Editor Gf the
Aeto 1iork Tribune: haro Just received tho
accompanying circulars from. tho Minister of
Foreign Affairs. / ineioso 1t viii, tho pr1ycr
that you will bring it to The nutco Of your sead-
ers. Some of them may, rorlapH, attcr porusng
It, feel disposed to nssist In rpl,oying tho VIC
tins 81 thiB. tie 1Attat OF tito many Bcourgcs
that liavo visited Franco dnrsnS tho fow years
past. l ayail myself Of tlis opportunity to cx-
press INV gratitude for tho kindly and Eeneroua
sentiments that tho ca1atnity referred ~ III tue
Minister'S circular has eyulpd from tho American
press, a,,tl remain, dcar tir. yours very trn!r,
a. 4. Ill IA FoEt,Yr,
Conuul- ueGelnl.
, 1875-07-20

MISIsTnY OF ToEE1oH AFrAtEs, VERSAILLES,
jun -, l275.-Sin. Tho dbaster WHICH h1s
Just stricken several Of tho Southern Depart-
ments constitutes tr'ltY nationn! caamity. Tho
ye.y considerable number OF victims OF HI n~
Hltst unexamrtea humiliation, tho great dthtres:,
III thousands OF unfortunate beings deprived
Hutdeuly of hume. theItcr, anl food. the Serious
consequences OF tho material disasters, tho
lnnny homes broken up. RRd 70 many accuMniht-
Cd ruins, hayo aSakenod universal ard painful
sympathy. lrance, lnithful to her tralitiouH OF
generosity, md answering tim appeal Of her
tiorcrnulent, Is already i'll tho lell, multiplying
tl,s uacrl,'cos which so l4nsentaplo situation
u.uaoa necessary.
1l.o MnlhLaI, i'rouIdcut Of tho l:opuhlic, i'm
meiIaieiy le1air,d to ths afflicted l'srlct for
tho purruso of giving hucfi rclef anst cnslaola-
tion NJ was it, his Fower. 1ho Ashuinbly. by
unanimous Vote, l1ub just eEcurcd tllo rcBourccs
ncceHeary for rcac!iuE the iirat and most urgent
neoessitics A comm1ttoo las boon formed un-
dor the nsypces OF 5llnu. ia alnrrcl.a!o do Mao-
MaAou, with q viuw TO cot'tiaizo Ill h1lhRcr'p-
tlonb. Private al individual charity hHs como
to the support Of tl,ia movement, aud cfTesiugs
aro coming IN OH all eidos
have o lo,st that tho Frolcl citixcns re-
shliug alrnad will deem il ali LIQUOR to unto
their cirorts witt W1r own, in oFdcr
t.iBaa:efs, tue nxtept Ut Which lsaa not
yet 0cen measured, an that they vii! at Once and
earnestly aolze tits OCCASION OF agalu lnautcAt.
lug thoha sentiments OF affection which bind
thefu to the mother country.
III n:ticr 10 faclltatD them IN 80 doing, beg
that you will open in your oilicc subscription
IN favnr Of tho victims Of tho i,lundatious md
TINT you will inform nil saus feIlow-ctizsna who
arc established in your city that tncfr cuntrlbu-
tlona tnay Le hasded to you.
iuu will 10 lln4 enough to atd1eas the
amount that you may thus receiyo " nle aud to
Aha lu st1cil remittance tho list Ut tha donors.
Wlusa narnea will bs i'lecrte4 III tho columns Of
tho Gviciat journal with hsatesnont of tho
BumH ho subscribed.
locclso tue assurance Of my high conBidora-
t!on. 1EcAzEs.
, 1875-07-20
EGYPT.
Tho Paris 81 Danyille Railroad
Opens tho Door.
Lawrence County Will Soon De Chi
cago's Noighbor.

iVSEl" [FFthmtuCtIkf " ! nc LHttT" iFtOHHfs
psnN, ILL.,, July 19-1n Saturdays TnluUSE
attoution was called to tho
LAnuE AND WEALTHY DISTRICT
Of Southern Il!inos which has Just been made
tributary to Chicago. The advantages from this
new connection can hardly DO oycrcHtimatetl.
To-day. 1t gives Chicago unbrolen rail-comniu-
nication with 1lobinson tue county-soat Of Craw-
ford County llFstaut 203 miles aud, by tlo lat
Of September. tho extension will bo completed
to Lawrcncoyilte, LawroEco County, Fl
mileH further south. AL this Is being
accomplished BY. aud at tho expense Of tho
people Of Southern Illinois themselves, In their
corporate capacity Of the Paris l. Danyllle 1iail-
road Company. It has thus far been quiet
and modest work,-tho people Of Chicago lav-
Ing been scarcely advised Of its progress in any
stage.
Tho extont and Importance OF thia now tino
may be comprehondcd from tho following state
nons OF facts Tho pasis 4 Danyil!o Nailroad
WAS projected, mud il being built, as an extension
OF the Chicago. DauYi!lo l. y,nccnnes Railroad
to Cniro. Which it Will accomplish By tapping tho
Cairo j. Vinconnes Railroad at Mt. Carmel, III.
Tho dihtsuco from Chiragoto Cairo by the Illinois
Central Is 365 mics; by tho now line, 1t will DO
9st, difEerouco OF only 1G miles. AB stated
above. tue Paris l. Danyilo. by 1ho 1at Of Sep
totnbor, will ba operated to Lawrencos1llc. Tho
constructlon-.cotpa s lar1 at work on the last
~ mics, %AlIe t!lo lfoa necessary LOT tito track
ts now at MarBha! i. Col. j. G. Short iH now In
Europc, icsotiatiue tho saIo of Immense coal
tan,,s vnic,, ,ba f,ounnuv 'ho1. IN yorm;luo,,
n.s4.'' 49, - ~ So-'p"s "ee'. '.' 80
1ountS' lof tne purpose ot ta'hlt'g money enough
to complete tue remaining 20 milos between
Lawreuceyl!lo and ut. Ca1mol. It ia to bo lopod
he will bo successful, for there IL no railroad
nr0jnt& in NEtat, Fj1irnn0 IN 0tht a In n n
,' ;taroate e''e@ho i'' VI oahA' " D' ~
'00e4 '".v, .nv,.r ovs ~, ,o.,nrr,vo ,vrg
a., .':,!.,' " .o4fnt."u ~ ilSi.
ct;.,a5 ,,n,i o. .o
Go;rn 49," ,a 10 ~ t r.iS -. ~
ha,.,,asa sne.n "ue ~ tp @ ti, 4of tu.".
Tta.ts m.,estrh a u W,.sa a6.'
trn,ri,,;.r ~, ~. tort;.nrr Wa.,,i.,;sn siIs IL
tloneAnK on 'ao 'esf'iory @ o1 serm'Alcn, aasla-
NJ cs,%'oI cor,nf I -1is,,,-. s,1
y ". "nr foit,,' H. o?.s, @ u"t.snu.B' B' nna
toi,n,,,a no nu thns .S 1um', onnosn
e,I,oa IIi;.ts .tiae 'aSeo puppy ~
sta; snusaotn 1!!lnols Ke1o noyer glyon t9 towt.-
nn,1iK, nnn,iK 1nug ~ lnn'n,y SvseGnasu . a.u.
."nris ~ a.,.~,hn 1 ~ nnn ti,io ~ ,."; 'an,I
doaeIs0tuosa ] w1o make % IN Nth tho % buis of 'J tia
Tuluaaoa VI to"na ~ NoEtneIn aha ,iI Euo.fe'
aua WY sea1oo = ~ ou.netn aau.si
- a1so SnoWn W. Atpa.syv % uI.rosa r. nase.
~ noIao at'a puR6Y 1s!fonsn ,t.hfl.s sia'tiIE
farmers a. khol1 ao1nos, ahu "nen thoY ~onlu
close tness ZIP tAoy "oulu haVe neafleE ana
S u'ot9 ptuntApao o!uoLa s"au IVY @utou'lao. @
't.i Moaio optan !h Ahc Sans lensta u Aine rum
F1S''o8 4A12e to"ns aaa otlos.
~. Lou!s VI. CHICAGO.
oho vor arse ssre 9 ,na raa o, 1au
, 1875-07-20

tlts morning from TIM Rev. $. u. llumau, OF
tho Srccal Sleux Cousntssrns
RED C1oup AnExcv, July !h-wr met thu Hr1,lts
md t>6aal1ss In Council lady. They t'r'l Srn-
erat tutn Il 10 's held 1t Slart trrrN E'llw,! r.
t~o.n sEnttl Tail ahI lied tIothi AEesIrrs, SRI l. ],
aid positively rc:,,,e 10 70 10 Tho ,tttsnntt River.
THY will ald in l,rnsing IN the Northern slon1 AM!
GtlGyernrs We hay. nssristra IN thr lars anal tso
dsssna.r,i 1'y thrm. subject tn Jour srirnvsf.
cAMprH THE SmAnnnS. July lI.--ihc .o,Ing Chcf
Afraid # Ills lIorsts, will nifty nf i7 teaf ren. hEvc
cnne Il, hr,n4 IN The Sortletn a'"'is. Iet H.E Hnl
ntier* accompanying lis 10 Tic Missouri IL III.
Guehce tue Indians ti1t r..
, 1875-07-20

NEw Yonx. July l3-TAe special Commission
appointed to investigate rsos. a1arsh'a charges
in rulatlon TO the Indian frauds mot this oyut-
lug ut l!lu Fifth Ayenre lIoto! Tho Co.u,uls-
Blul, copslsts Of MossFs- tAulsnyr, MelpLer Of
Congress IRON Went Sirgaa; Harris, MclnLos
Ut Cuuerrsa from Massachusetts,; Fietc,er.
ltmter Ut Congress aud It os'o tina Governor
Ut thu s:ate of Missouri. Tho rneotinX was
ttr.clIy r.vats, but wnH organized by eectirx
Gov. Fletcher Chairman. Prof. Aalah aud IL.
Ai4n Commissioner L. i, Smith Appeared Letose
tie Eotiy, accompanied by Dcu. F1sk, Clairmkn
q. tbs Goald of lutfiau Commissioners. Ms,
Witch lave assuAdy loon I,i intsd. The invests
ga:luu will tARv pIhcs u lied Cloud Agency. Tho
commission will taset agaiu tomorrow mo1..-
ing, aud eua1ayor tu tettie on q pi2u Of couauct-
iuh tha Investigation.