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q The regular stated mccring of Osceola
w. R 4. chapter, No. 81. is on the
w T m5"G n 81 j erIo'e Mach each ,s,G
April 18th May 18th, june
loth July 18Th, August l}th, september
Sth., October 1th November 18th December
tn
Afull attendance Of the members IS at all times
earnestly requested.
Al r \ Mu.ons in good standing are inyi-
ted to attend.
By order of JOHN MATTHEWS, H. +.
W CLArr, Secretary
ihc stated communications OF O.ccou Ludgc
No. p +. a y. M, viii be cid the saturday :
ON or aeNt before, each fun moon, VIZ: Jan.
l1h, Feb 10Th March 2jth. April lih May 18th.
.Nac lgth tSt. John, the Baptist june 4lh,)
July l7lh August, ii h. sept nth, oct 9Th.
Nov. l}th, Dee lith, Dec. 9Th, 81. john the
Eyangrh-U Members are ordered 10 attend In
ACCORDING with the By Laws Al Master Ma
sons in good standing are cordially invited to
attend. by order of
GARLlCK, W NJ
j W. CLAPP, ScC'y.
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WARNING ORDER.
In Crittenden County Circuit Court.
plaintiff

y. jenkins admir- OF the plaintiff
estate of Il. Is Malone
deed
VS.
John l. Malone defcpdr
The defendant John l.. Malone is warned TO
appear in this court, within thirty DAYS, ana an
swef tile complaint VI the plaintiff. X jenkins
aaminl5tratcr Of the estate OF 4 u Malone,
decd. ID W. LEWIS. Clerk
aGsli-iw Bye LILIES. DC
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WARNING ORDER.
Crittenden County Circuit Court.

katuriah Hays, plaintiff.
V.
y. NJ. Clements ct al defendants
and John l.. Malone,
Three of the defendants, 7 J. Cook and II II.
Wllliturd and j, l.. Malone are warned To mn
pear IN this court Within Thirty days, and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff, Katuriah
Hays
ID W. LEWIS clerk.
August II, $50. by &. l.. LlLES ID c,
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WARNING ORDER,
Crittenden County Legal Notices

lper-if ho 'a . learn from bis Ioca ' re
cad of so ro prefers to take it in! !"
tty acre G,rm n .lI, his neighbor's OF
nools are mra "i Sold for how the 20
tier and nd pros prospecting, the price ' nt eIG
, y ana what improvemsn,r,sso IN mar
IS. lie can ,ne Sc. section in which he !; ,nI !,
city papa am get none of this in Is y
ioroughlW Ala -.SNG ORDER.
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,ii.i-s.3iiot ionai Iorces. Inc operation OF
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Crittenden County Circuit Court.

+. NJ. Apperson, plaintiff.
vs..
| Henry + Burgctt and the
/ and the unknown heirs at defendant
| law Of Joseph Miller dec ID.
The defendant, Henry +. Burgctt ct al is
warned to appear in this court, within th fiy
days. and answer complaint OF the plaintiff, T.
VI Appcrson d. W. LEWIS Clor
july "a, 1875 BY {. l.. INLES, ID. &.
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.i,aracier phenomenon Of .ieat COM
- 80. L.. e ;--,ls.,s or,n II, n hir-l dr-rrp
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Iiv determined on making tie 7exiHfi-
nen.; on this hay the sheet or leaf and
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s. oas, "a - - - I sa y.
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JOHN MI ATTEIEWS-
, 1875-12-11
ULTRAMOMTAMtSM.
PROF, TYhpALI.'H OPINION,


In Fecast article upon 1lAtesIallam and itA
Oppoucnts," In tho For!uigaNy Reuieu, Prof.
:rypdali ssJs,
The lbessl and tutalljgaut portion Of Christsndmn
must takn It, d.ticrcaIa tihrf moro aud more In
wor and let fronl tho fsnatfca foolish, snd n,ors
pnrsly stcnIdotsi portion. Enlightened Iionau Cath
oilca tnarp es3eci&y bound to take U@tun hers
for t1s tratesty Of osYtn and sarth grosser and the
attempt to .turo4e It Tie world u serious, Ia
Or eas svs to this stats Of bnga and that tey show
~ increasing t0uraRs AAl indeicndece In their Do
nsnds for edutAton. will ba ElAio 70 tbs rtk,<ler
Of Tho Apology fur the Belfast Address, Tie
protest Of bsrriasass Khye!ctsu. auEseo, solicitors
and scholars aMonR tho Cathol!cA tleu!so!Fes They
must not r0lax thes rErssurs sGupqu uish thQ Qir
dsuands For their sldrituA! yuidrs ru Exclusively
In LIS pre.sclentihc past that syrn the really atrong
intelle;ts among them fadieed to atrophy
gst4s se1tAt4ae truth. Eyea thuy hare Ana - uo 1;
rara they have, ad hest ast sur 10th eyaA ard
arc takt pussess!on Of by tho sghts anl sounds OF
another ago. Ia Atiua 70 arence, the Etannntane
bran. through lark OF a1e1css, u virtually Tho
developed brain Of tho cA!I Anl thtm 1t il thst
children In scient1o know ledge, bnt ~ ptsnt wis-
rrs of spiritual ruTcF alaou. thp lGnufant. tAey
counte At enfnfco pFarticts anllCnt to bring
tue klah Of .hamo to the ehtels u tho sao1s lntsil-
gent Among themselves. -..... .-.
Such u tho toxcs Of early education. when ulait-
tatnxd sud peEIetn4ted by tho hAba Ut suhs44nsut
fp; 4nch tho ground VI pes iu auoring the schvols
Of sstion ta tall uto uleaMont4na lanAA. LIT any
rrAmlx4l by sacerIotal*m. ~ feA sc!sntldo grasp
Vt thu magnitude xud organization Of this universe
let him Ht u1lder the intneAsutAbo ac1.tns, watch
the stara In eir eoursaa. scan a mysterious nsulA
bsng ths thoughts and conceptions which thus sntes
hta !nA t&ea u &aes With tho uaons u tho genesis
snd ria al thn{s which pAFvde Tho wEttinga Of tho
lzites af hi4 Chnrcl, aud by viii tee Apd sea what
, 1875-12-11

Aro1,ni tte old h1alogany-troo in J.u.eoil
street. remember lie ttied t, git mn An tlaa Ut
how Lamb looked and droAsch. ard hnw, ,he stoe.'l
beading forward 70 welcome hla Knertn SO they
nothing uni,nportant that might servo III any
way TO it'lsttats character, atl No l,s seemed tu
wish ttst might got oxnct i1ea nf tho HARM
Ing person both OF ia rrzet. 40 nr'!ent!y an't te
bad known 30 ultimately. fpnaking ef lambs
hatitt, ho said he had ,ucvcr known hts friend
to drink immediately eSeel.t UPON one occasion.
aud tlo observed that Lila" ike Ulck.us. wa4 !
email and delicate oater. Wlsl, talttrtg voice
lie told me Of Lanb's '*giringa a~ay" u ncrsfs.
impoverished trends whose necehsitiea wsEa. yet
greater than his own. Htu rccre. charities nero
constant and unfalliug. and no ont, ever suffered
hunger when lto wah by. l1e could not osldura
TO sce FeIlow-creAtnre IN want II he bad the
means 70 feea him. thinking, from dcFrctaio1
OF Er!FstH which Fforter In his young tnanho1u
whH once lAborinV under, that perhaps llo was III
want Of money, Lamb looked him earnestly In
tho faco ~ they weso walking ono day iu tho
country together, aud btnrtctl out, In Tia SIAM
pound uota Ia m. dcrk tnat rally ,ian't know
what 10 do With; uhftge ma by takinR IT and
getting the coafoundcd thing out OF my keep
ing" " waa In no need OF noney," enid Proctor,
"Rud declined The gft; hut It was hard wurk
to mako Lamb hetsaSs thst WAS not in aa
iknpectiniOia condition."
Speaking OF Lambs sintcr Mary, Proctcr duote,l
Hazlist'a saving, that MARY Lamb was tic
mort rational aud Flssat woman no had ever betn
acquainted with III co,trso Of conYcr-
sasion asked ny companion II ha thought
Lamb had ever been really In lore, aud b" toi'i
nc interesting things Of Hester Sovory. a yoMng
Quaker girl Of t'ontonvlte. who inspired tbs
poom embalminG thn MANIC Of Hester forever,
rtain face" WHO will aiways liyo IN ono nf
"Elia'a" most exquisite c.Hays. ~ He lat1 rrr-
erfnee for tho rex" haid Proctor. ''And there
weso tsudcr hr'ota in lis heart tllst utno could
norot entirely cover up or concenl."
During our walk We uteppetl into Cllris.s fIoH-
plta}. and turned To tile page tn itB recortl book
where together wn read this entry: Oct. .,
17s3 ChAries Lamb, aged 7,eArH. non Of John
Lamb, %criynnar. Rud ElIzahsth his wife.
.idnses T. fK!ds IN Narters .Hdq.1tne .for
4t0renll4r.
, 1875-12-11
RELIGIOUS.
Tho Rev. Hugh Miller Thomp-
sons RHlnOvnl to New
Orleans.
Gladstono's Letter to DR.. Dollinger Oh
tho Subject Of Church Union.
Prof. Tyndall Nsntes His Views IL Rela-
tion 10 1Iltramontanisth.
AN IMPORTANT REMOVAL,

AN IMPORTANT REMOVAL.
IN. 1fGaH H1LkEn 7tEo:i1B3S'S NEW FIELD.
Tho report that tho Iluy. Hugh Miller Thonp-
eon had tesiRucd tho rcc.orship Of Christ
fh,,o,, xov Wi, ,a,..,.,.,, ,.n.it,.r.h,a .r,.
s,'. '. 49," 49,, 0Ae1e 80 !. Iii -.
p''se al'o''R CHURCH people, 'os ~ "a "at euo"A
that Under ls guidance tho Chofch mas pfoe-
Iorod anu harmony been roStored botweoh 1t
and the Djatorr, 1t no time einco Tho tlnys OF
~, rxar. rtn.,st,o ac1rn<t,s. ecvcrot vcaya opo.
1' ...~.ts..a l.. Ctt;.,.
haFo 'af9er congregations nnaea'pf.o III ".''a'
Church than 1t tho pIesont soouay services.
nnd III, Thompson personally Has highly
csteemcd by Lin poople. These facts have made
hi. .,,1,o,, ,osontfon unarnnun,nhto tn many.
-' -1' nu"1e' ~, ~ =. 1,.s-,a....... ~,
uf, ihoupeu" natu W . ~, :" tcFot t't epas Nv
Ind resBn6d Ills parish and accepted CAL 10
TrinisY Church. Now Orleans, bccauRo ho be-
,joyed II 1ia duty, and ouIy for tint roason.
w,o,, In retun,o, from Enrone s,,is fall In fnl,y
""'" :1 ~ -, 49, ~. ..:... ,'.s ~. ~
ofpecso" " ho w "19h "!a te6e'hf "4oset y, "oah'
~ tlsua+ anu on recofVlnY a col! from tho
parish Of Trinity Church, New Orleans, hardly
vavo IL n per1oua thought an firmly vns ho
n,,,ctcd 10 Liza nr.aont convrerntinu o,a ~
80 ~, -, T...,,s. ~ 49, ~, ~
Hsl'e aio te '''u1 Vi leh''pB .us 'loIu VI iaoor-
but coon afterwards tho bishop OF Louisiana,
bishop Wilmer, weut on to Now York to sco him,
and laid tha ,nattcr iofore him in a Jjnerert
,,,. ,r,,. 1n.,,,.v, ,,,,, a. ~, ~ 49,. -, H..
ah"s. ~ 'or -. W. '"n ''"', ~ S''
Church III 'ao not''n anu 'ue 'ness.aapie Rooa
clergyman from tho North might do for it. AB
Dr.. Thompson explained, tho clergy Of tho
Eouthern Church during TIM War aud allca Tint
, 1875-12-11

The trads returns OF cauada for the fiscal year
ending Juno 10. 1875. show decrease In exports
OF ,4G4 BAD, which IL due to the low rrloes Of
dairy products and tho unprecedented inllness Of
tho lumber trAdo. AZ the same time tie imports
have only fal!on OF s7,7s5.5t2, which shows \
movement In the desired direction of reduction
though not Bnfiloleutly pronounced to overcome
trsi,lns. m T Dospts ibis snrlns.so of tne volume
Of trade thers als been Al incrBaso OF the rave
nue from, customs, the datias amounted TO el6-
3d1 ,3a2, ~ compared with eli,i2i 1854, Al in
czoAse accounted for by the change IT tariff,
goods In tho IL per cent class now paying l715
per cont. But for this thore would hAve been :
dminution OF racaipts, sud possbly dodcit.
, 1875-12-11
THE AMAZON AND Madeira!
RIVERS,

sutthts and Dt.erfpu'ss ffem TIE .sote.IooE af an
Etposer. uy Fsauz Keller. with os Illustrations
Oh VOID. = VOL, fo'to. Cloth, Hilt, $3.50.
''Ihe following pages embrace IN addition to sum.
mary Of Tue .aos. important h1a1oErsrhca rGtna vf
taou. lie products, mud other toca of interest In
conuet!un with these cttHntries-not in The dry form
originally aasncl By them u dlmy. nut In Tie mora
Inviting share Of chnfesr, under which easier a:ccss
may ha hsd "a tic whnit.
1.-THE illustrations. whrh regard a. lndls psnssl1t
supplementary tn t4o DESCRIPTION Of 10 iurrgu
tn us, 9ru'u Sketches taKrn ~ thu rpn and for
! ryation Of tLt!r minute fidelity, drawn tAr
blocks by tp,ss and t;Ie Of If o,:r Fl i
we<lcnrrse:s viii further warrant ttelr e,ilracy"-
E1tFaef {furs FrffIct,
, 1875-12-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
New Illustrated Gjtt-B0OkS.
THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY,

III ins:.tntfn', Custnss and FJs:umr+. F+nn-r l7ht
--1;74. IL Fasi1 L,'rnlz, auiIor ri "ArtH of lilo
Ma lie Ages" Sistcrf, Customs and Dses dur
ins tha Middle Agc~.r IT.. Illustrated with II
acknowledgements and III w,od engrnyinRn after
Wa:ie7u, ysntoo, ntgaui. 1,on htr, 1an:se:. j.
fsrnrt, UharIiu, Jranrat, l,eaueLatdun, Faint
Anhin, t.s"n, NrAvelotte, atorrsu, aud others.
lotycErb1aattc arnsnlent. III sumrtuouB vol.
nat tuptria Hvo, cloth, ru,Glenattc gilt sides and
Rilt edges, s1t.6h; 4!f.calf, tl3.ol: raf, t2l.t0
tree cali, t2+.h>; murocco, extra. s1t.ht; French
inurhcco, 5000.
s1n prrrcntnG ti!Is work 10 nur readers, We glye
them y!rlt ami carcfa dencl'u OF an tIo. Il not
very far reno c1 from nw. Tha conf tte!ry pf
thc a,tlhoF n t7n well known 10 rr1tlre any tnlogy
from TlIn Illustrations have ben repFoinrrh fruIp
The wufta of the te artists NJ Tho eighteenth century.
under ths tAttfll AHlert-ndenre Of II. R&Ctne with
Tho rcrHpulosf accuracy wh!r Lin p":csc rEocc+s of
,os!rtn kc1euca Ietuln, "-Etttat frou t,ttsuheTs'
}ftjdtt+
, 1875-12-11
Etveers rrrn mrn Of rtrruUrns intaI]ccfs may te-
! "mr through 'I'nstycly dwelling and deanR with
theological cAitntrAa.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ml5ItLL9NEOuS.
hAi1SN EoLLE'k.
srsrtas Nssrat<h ID 4'h1 Chraqo Tribune.
nAr!sE, Wia,, Dec. f0.-Dr. dc Koven. Warden
oY 1,ac1ne cs}aec. entertained marty Of t,jstIn.
,,,,,.,',I onost. voa,o,I,v ,fto,,,t1,,, 1,,.hnna
ka',.~o ,,@n. ,,,. A'AuP'
elcI'Areh, or I'tfnois; +; Heiies, ot WISCONSIN :;
Whipp1e. OF Mluncaota Talbot, OF Indians;
Clark-on. OF Nebraska : and.fltllcspie. OF weat
Michigan. met with tho Doctor to ptyjao Al 10 tho
f...,,;,;, -, .x,,.,,na 1.a,. r,,,oao T., t,a -,
..-sJ ~ 1o1"nt - . ~ ~ ~
ioFfeheatsu7e Elnhcopahan 'hetltut1on OF tue
kind In tho Eorthwest They highly approved
Of tl,e management under our oscelIert Ward
m. nnd resoIycd Ia unet aos,n In Fnhrn.rY
49,. ,-.,, t,,,I.. ,.,., -. a.. s,,,L..t
"oAt WHY , s'1 Wy. ~ @no aaDlos' .,.9os
can bo obtained. Ihc popularity or o1't college,
, 1875-12-11
ENGLISH POETS.

Tvttrt EtsaH1 by Joseph GastWick. auihor OF "dcr-
n4sn foftr.N ctr. With II Portraits i,hotographs>
o: the mos: noted OF the Euglinl! poets. Ono hand
some yoinne, crown syu. Cios3, tlu.t0; notosrt,
3!JN.
, 1875-12-11

TIE EMPIRE II PARIS.
II. Paul de CnsHnKnnc Talks ~ thu
a!Dntlnuno,
On Tho I'll Of November 1aul 10 CassaXnAc
tho champion Of tho Empire. hoa.dod the popn-
lar lion III Ills den wont 10 llelcysllc, tho head.
quarters Of tho Commune, nnd nladc speech
denounc;ug the 1sopnblio and lnrlln4 thp En-
rire. Tire 1.o1don Tifnes correspondent attord-
cd tho Ineetng and test[Aas not only to tho ano
presence md hold bearing Of Dc CnAaagunc, but
nlso TO tho more Interesting fact TINT tho Com
lnIne henrtt him GLADLY. l!o gives tho following
summary Of Do Csasagnac's eaecch:
have bcr1. ensnonea ~ thr pautIc, anI ON here.
70 I 10 W pruv@l. Xl a"E f"r Ii pert.*ip to uul,oi
fsa ri eo s s.' ~ .r ss 's meet ss 81
ths fnM.nsl Ero"tM II Rrance md iaslsatssm.
thceta.l - nut I am y nsllc'lIe What T. nesylo
sfnntdrrnG AMI rrndy Ia ronr tte lava on to Paris
Ala ~ psqle atolesent9 NJ DO not bslsss i! y;
a. a, vhrn .:r ~ III si1s'iis iii ~. iI:e',
ray TINT you lo'son Paris fsy rusis posuua you.
Cheers, w'hat memories como to INC o. stand
Of s ,.ss = w. shs,
ttn minutes, aud ony icelod thst un,o 10 he on IN
lis carrin9s-lro.1 Of lauglser)-nochefort, who
Fioutens- hts nsn,e Inv. Tor f1ourcns knew
how to shed his h',d for hi, faith all men should.
Emptrt, should ke il ~ Whit h.s tho iepun!io
dono7 loud and continued cbeorsl lepubio ts
Ip M1sa ,s M "ns ~ sss nsn =, r,as ~
q Leoutaa, tho srcek Republican, aud of Msnllas.
ah 1o nsn9 q mo e,sr ao
yon tho trh-thht Ieondss, of spasa- onpresaed tho
PEOPLE an That Aanitns n Tome ~ ~
!.Eeisn. They callea Tho late tn.of cs:ss y
u Hn gPIS gr rp5 na W. mo 81 'o m
sye nd 5n baIioon IL to ion e"r '' q % tsnger
snshtss md ssI oa on1. b so svs
IRON rnf A. 70 e ta vnl,nsea ~ ,na r1eTa
Mnaa @.H. - as;saohe w IT,;
~; ng ~
~ =. = jals. sin,ea: IoontinasMa AZ lsqsi'te5;
fssfy pua doonasn,s nr Jles Fayrs tnd M
S III Ms @ @ ,. nh ~ ~ 11p H1cd ts'
, iii 1y3 na H., ~ teey asquss1 a1sy i,o IL any
W. .S1 VII e,, sqs fn "
sr hsara q tue nurdy1s IT, & u a pere. h,vo n.
ieso q iss %sst sasss. ; s.ssutsi: asiy s,y
ons 70 sontrsals. me- o people T. .,wsys aons,s u
@ ." Il ri III ax
wh!ch tn iad lr9'eh. Il t. noxer On oxsry |nplar
sess esauss ~ ssasrs ,aSs al thsY san: m ~ ~ n9w
ntt - .ta sapr .IH ~ IiisI n ~ ~ s,cr,
iehee9s1 ~ 1aely icSssrs.j ~ % wo now W eoms 70 tia
1or 9a syAod dn , %9o! H. 1na - 81
@ - ~ ,t an H.. ~ III y IL - ~
:" as .1s Rng H. no a. nrn;an 1s M - ~
n.aanh ~ ahA VIZ W ~ I!it'ut ~. - !"
an mn' ar11 10 ~ n ~,
Isa III - .a ~ .war H. 4taan1iv ham liz aassn,hv
III 10 sesd % away a tho ~ Enp'ss o. sspt H. tpud sui
w HIVE. ul!iaa4o. ia 4a M ~, ~
, 1875-12-11

IS William Shakespeare. With IiasisatoEs ty Alfred
fnA' rtts. i volt 4ta, Cloth, c1tra gilt, $3.50; ;
mrr"ec. ultra, 3l2o9. Tia astiat who executed
tie designs far tis volume haA fully cnserc Into tie
rilr't IT tho anttr,rs taxi, caoh page prc.cuttb9
rHue snr.r.sIns Htahs of f4Sc5. The eng1asings
are dong hy she Last r+,gravers wnoi anil print.
ri rhh tint. in r'yle which fairly entities tho
Hutk 10 IIrc-e:1.inrn:.: l.. 6tfl- book.
, 1875-12-11
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
PROSPECTUS
The Chicago Tribune
FOR 1876

Among tho lesding Republican Journals os tha
unltsA Btsssx, mono tafea h1ghnr rank than THE
Cn1cA0o TuIbuxE. Ths coming year will 10 QUO at
deep aud Absorbing rult&tcal tptsras Far thu arss
time siucn tho days Of Nuehananb Presidency, lie
Democratic pRty has aecurp control Of Tho loule
opresentatiy AID will virtually be responsible for
tic legislation nf Congress- great Presidential caa-
ragn will cunrnenre next spring. and the I,olttiral
lSsacs will t shaped by Tho ensuing session oE Con.
gresx. Every Intelligent citizen Will n..t such jour
nal "A The c!tlcAao TA,nuNE Indispensable for tho
political vows Aul fsc44 II will co1ts!n.
THx TAluuSE, politically, A : Republican paress
giving full and rellabih information 10 ali public
iuovc1nents measures. aud events. anl disr1a41ug
naruoaly and fairly III Qtseetlons vhst,sr political
t!uAunjA industrial, Agricultural social literary, u
ncieutnc, which coma befoFc tile people.
Tho Political department Ia but ous Of tho many
excellent featurra Of what the pubshess propose to
tnAts tho beat and most useful family and homo
Paper In tho Uulted B.ates. To this end, tho News
department. sacoud to that Of other paper will 10
supplemented by e1tendod pcrsonsl SUI stsue t1cal
comment aud biographical nnl historical sketchss.
ThaA viii bs presented s sacs " occurrences vita fu1!
explanation and information 10 s'Abls tAs Featsr "
understand IL Importance snl hcsr7nR.
Ths Ltarsry Department, AlwayA OF The htRhtst
chasacss will Include tbs best atazscs, sofnigo
fsstonaeucs, Interesting EersoaAa and general
sketches, reviews Ut books, Ut criticism, nsws, aud
9oasir. ....-..
Astleles ou uealtl rs.hiou, and Homo Construction
and Adornn,qnt Will bu prominent features, aud sps-
ctal eprt wilt 10 made tu behalf ot ths young people
~ 0nfeftsln Anl instruct ehetu.
Tnr Agricultural Dal4ttmeut will he amlnauty
PRACTICAL tho matter always seasonAts sud suitsl 10
direct spphrsson to the %rsEy day ,,es ills Of the
farmer. 1u t!s connection household anl eaoaoplcal
sutacs viii racetrs duo attention.
1uk THtsuks MArkst Aaposts, embracing Ill the
Information concerning the pries tuth u what The
farnss has TO sel and what he must buy. hars svsys
l<en Tho subject OF uost savorals commeus sna tie
Financial Department takos II high rank.
Tue WkxxLr TRlYuHk, Arse eiyhs.psAs sheet,
cleasy printed, Il tu1ts1 to &Inxn sabatFeefs u Ing
low rate Of tso per 3sar, po.ASs pat4 " IL riaha
ave \. .hs rats s. ,aas.s% H!4: IL ctae& u TN
st tha rate Vt 4l.25. postage paid; aad IN cluos d
twenty 1t tho rata ol Uns Dollar pr th, tue sub
sosanxr 10 remit ths postass. which u Hteaa eents
fres cory Il scnt 10 The gsttsF~up cf club Of
twenty. Tmw Tri-fy1Exlr Taiuusk Is nAlleA to sub
scrbe.s 1t tho rate OF $50 trr year, oatags Psl1
md TUE DAILY 81 sls.e Gu Per 5c4r. postage leld.
Republicans ls urged to fos1u c1uh4 NJ TAx
wsExLr. sssctus4 soslss &ua postaEs viii - seat
tses On application
, 1875-12-11
4 Remarkable Escape.
4panaxsfxzr 1 lfaAai Eau


Ono OF the most remarkable eAcaped bn record
wea that OF : passenger on tho fast eIpresa Mou-
day. Boou after tle ttniu passed. Charlton ha
attempted to 20 from QUO car TO another, and
tha terrible wind sotuslly blew him clear from
tho platform. Tho mortified brakeman. who SAW
tia man 20 overheard iko Loaf In the gaze, lln-
mediataly pulled tho siRusl cord, after running
from the rear CAT aud ran down the track With i
red Gag, when, wonderful to tall, he met tho
nlan running to ovoetska tho Train, mud ap-
should be tneonyenencsd BY The dstsntlon. He
got ob tho rear Of the train aud made hia way
quickly to tho Hoat where ho had left, sad sas
quietly down. His Nifa turucd to him and ro-
marked, "Why, thsy Say man WAS blown from
tue tssia tuat pow I" ''Is thak so9" said he.
Presently \ number Of interested passengers,
who had followed him TO hls plsco, asked 10
earnestly after his Welfare that tin txue stass OF
tha case dAxnsa upon his wifo aud shs OK
claimed "Wh3, was 1t for you sLa train
stoppult" And 10 had to tell her.
, 1875-12-11
JAPAN AND THE JAPANESE,

uy Air.n Hnnl.ert. Illustrated ly Aims H1,n.3+rs,
ls" Envcr Extraordinary and a1n,s.rr Plcn!pute,.-
t.arE to t,e Swiss Confederation. TRANSLATED IT,
Mrs. C14lp! Ii1:y aud edited f5 H. Ea.ra, Assst-
ant sfcrc:.1y to thr Royal GcoGr7i hleal s,cie:y.
.oL, 10. t.ot, ti..ot; half asotoecv sls.tU.
, 1875-12-11
An Ugly Ift,sssor About ahe Suprems
G0Af&.
kA4h pnrt,

An unpleasant EnU,or comes to us from WAsl-
iuEton, Which Va mention WITH EUmo heAitation
1t IL lAat shortly after tie argument before the
supreme Court on the unlou Pacific interest
casa WAS completed. aud be foro Tho DECISION was
rendered, tho whnla Court. including aIso it,
Olork, dued with tho prine,pAI counsel Of tia
t,i!tosd. aRa tnat ,atsr but st!l before t!!s Do
dined with Mr. bam Ward.
OF course ue do not for moment preteud to
think that the supreme Court Was Influenced Ia
IT, views al this important cass BY tliess din
ners. But NC tako tho lbcry Of telling tAs
upder tha ciroumata,,ces, improper. 1t gives
rlbo 70 unpleasant remarks about The members
Of tribunal Which Americans have bssn Aeous-
toned 10 yenc1Ake and look upon with uelda-
, 1875-12-11
ROME,

ch rsrer edition. Iy lrair~ Kty illustrated with
oif tnEravines on T9"!, by tile ripat cele,rn:ed
artists, ard Plan ri Rome With ali liberalization
by v. ". Story, E.q. s".aA fo1io. C,:th, sla.oo;
haH i;"ssr'o, s-sc1; 1u"so"co ailiTue. s,o.o2:
trco ran. :;a,ol.
, 1875-12-11
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
Observation-Disclosures alEETiAts.
OryAB pf THE Yx14EL-uEItNs' Iuxlst Co..
E4. 3aA HoUIH WAIkh.1r,,
OF CHICAGO

CnIoAtu, Dec. y, 1875. J
Tbs snhua meIstu8 Of te Stockholders nf ths Vessel.
nwners' Towing Company, Ut Gntago Will 10 l!tld u
The sootns Of Tho Lutnhe7,nans E1onAn4s. No. ~
Bouth W4tesst.. Chicago. ILL., Tuesaay, Jan. II, ls7s,
NJ e'clpeA p. Ut.
Ths buaiaass of ,hs t4&sltps will bs ths sscton Of
Board II u4rutora for tho ensuing yeas. And such
seon tn reRasd u the rutlasa q rn8flng " portion
or tha cxuttsi stock Of thR COMPANY EhA II deemed
Aay&abis. JOHN O14V4A ascfstzEx.