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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23
Ereyit;es.

If our readers find less interest IN this
weeks Courier than in former numbers, il
must bc attributed to the appearance dur
ing the week Of fresh printer, not yc,
initiated INTO the art Of printing and pub
fishing a newspaper.
Wehope to chronicle in the next Courier
THE arrival of DIR. A. Lamme. His friends
viii give him cordial welcome.
Ellis & Davis are selling off as rapidly
IS they can, and many of our citizens arr
aking advantage Of the opportunity to
buy low goods. Now IS the time 10 lay
n when prices are down.
The numerous flags streaming from III.
portals OF Ellis & Davis store indicate
hat they arc determined to sell off Their
FOODS at almost any figure, even below
auction prices.
Prof. Charplc was The recipient of a ties
lmonial benefit recently at Helena. !
was success pecuniarily ard otherwise,
| md we congratulate the Professor.
THERE las been a compete dearth o.
news this week. The wires have beer
Town most OF the lime, and the Eastern
mails have failed to arrive regularly.
Cleaning up has been the order Of tn
lay lately with most of the Bozemar
housewives. Carpets were dusted-win
lows cleaned, and general re-arrangcmen
of furniture. This is encouraging.
Mining has fairly commenced over a
Emigrant Gulch add good deal NOR
gold will be taken out this year than last
The Madisonian says that the assess
;nent of Virginia City foots up only 500,
| eco. Nat must have omitted to assess til
two newspapers published there.
The Patrons Of Hushandry of Madison
county have made an arrangement witt
Markham & Winter to furnish goods il
the grocery line at stated per cent. Thu
it will be seen that Virginia City has
lGrance store, as we ] as Bozeman.
Williams 6 Murray sell the purest ant
best liquors, wines, cigars, dc. Go Their
when you wish such articles. Don't fol
get the placc-Odeil's Hall.
love it, love it, and who shall dare
TO chide me for loving mine lager beer
Go to GUYS and you'll find it there
Drink, and your dropping spirits cheer
DEBATING SoCIETY.-Thc subject 70
debate next Saturday night is, Are wo
men entitled to suffrage:"
A postof.ice has been established at tn
Mouth of Bear Gulch, in Deer Lodge Go.
called Bear Mouth" with 3. 4. Horto
ior postmaster.
THE first steamboat Of this season u
the Missouri 10 Fort Benton will be th
Nellie Peck, which was advertised to leav
st. Louis on April 1st.
Ali winter those evil birds, the Croak
ers, have been cracking about the cour
Itry-that it is gong to the dogs. and the
all wind up with; that when spring como
they will leave. The snow has gone
why don't they 60?
The communication of'.X' aboundin
lin personalities has been used. We p,
! it in the stove. Thanks.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

Among the numerous articles just rcceiv
led, we have tull line of Men an Boys
boots, Ladies, Misses and Children's
Shoes Of ali styles and quality, which we
offer at lower prices than ever was sold.-
Please cal and satisfy yourselves, or send
per order.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23
Abstract Of Bids for Flour.

The following is lists of bids for flou
opened at Fort Shaw on the 18th instant
Tie flour is to be delivered in two install
ments, and the lids are for the LIST, I'd aEt
both lots:
EaR FoRT SHAW.
j Johnston, 81 Odd.
p w Meadow. s7-1st; Sc 5c-2d.
FL Worden. 81 50-both.
IG Baker 6 Co., $7-1st; Sc 75-sd
John Largent, 81 75-1st.
J. Hcaly, So 15-2d.
H LeGrand. 81 45--2d.
Jas Elmore, SOD.
CIV Wakefield, Sc 75-1s'; 81 75-2d
Sam Necl, Sc 44-both.
TIC Power & Bro, S. 97-both.
A lesson, S. 43-hoth.
C F Woodman, SIS 97-both.
FORT ELLIS.
p W Meadow, So O0-both.
II LeGrand, So 99-bcth.
d Madden, S. 49-1st; So 20-2d.
RF Riddle, 81 04-1st; 81 .3-2d.
Jas Elmore, 81 50-both.
Ben Hershey, So OO--both.
G w Wakefield, $54-10-- LIST; So 4-10-
I'd.
Sam Necl, S6-bo,b.
CAMP BAKER.
PW Meadow. Sc 25-both.
II LeGrand, 81 25--both.
Jas Elmorc, 81 So both.
CIV Wakefield, Sc 75-1st; "A ;5-2l
F Woodman, S. 93-both.
A ] lesson. S. 37-both.
Sam Neel. SO 74-boih.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23
Tgsa HsccDEc's Friend.

It is susceptible Of easy proof that the
Sewing Machine has been greater bless
ling to the masses of American people thar
any invention Of the present century
Nothing else has done SO much to save the
lives and health Of wives and mothers,
he patient, ovcrworkei women of the land
who as class, most needed relief from
the burlhcns of everyday life. Every
father and husband fails in his duty if Ii
lcg,ects to endow his home with such /;
triumph of science as the Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine.
Machines will be delivered at any Raj
road Station in this county. free of trans
poriation charges, if ordered through tho
Company's Branch House at Go NORTH
Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo.
They send an elegant catalogue anf
chrome circular, free On applicatian.
This Company want a few more goo>
agents.
A vAHIETY of PIC ure frames Tor sale
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

The steamer :Benton,' according tC
adyices just received from the States. LEFT
Pittsburg on the 3uth of March. Tho
severe weather rain, snow and Kind
delayed her departure ten days. She is :
week behind the steamers Nellie Peel
and Carroll, but she hopes TO catch ant
pass them on the home stretch. Thu
Benton is loaded principally from Pitts
burg; has 200 tons on board draws only
3o;inches Of water,s...and his Power t
overcome n Sir ing current.
E. G. Maclay & Co. expect to hear. a
soon as the wires are up, that the frs
boat hes already left Bismarck for Car
roll. A few weeks more of this superl
& Gather and goods will be rolling int
the city from Carroll Helena HERALD
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

Major DuckLardt, we learn, does not in
tend TO run his cheese factory this season.
The Major proposes to 60 into business al
Fort Benton. We regret his Determination
but wish him abundant success where ht
pOes
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

The Sd Quarterly Meeting for the Con
ference year will be held in the NJ. .
Church next Saturday aud Sunday.
Preceding on Saturday at 2r. Ill.
Quarterly Conference at 2p. m.
Love Feast Sunday morning prompt.
at 10 O'Clock.
Preaching at II a. NJ, after which vii
he administered the Sacrament of tn
Lords Supper.
Preaching by Rev. w. G. Simpson il
The evening.
n n TIFF p r.
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II. BRU.t.ETT,
Wholesale and retail dealer in
les, Liquors s. Bitters
| ION hand the Oldest and PURES1
ky in the market.

like visitors-we dote on persons
come and help themselves to ex
rs, and we ale extremely fond Of thu
Der who tells US the same old story
|day: but il is o safe bet, ten to ont
Re whip that cuss if We ever see him
BATTERED his face with the content,
y paste pot and tried 10 shave HIM
nth one of our brass rules.
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bal Matters.

worth two dollars per blshc].
held at two cents per pound
aspect Of an advance.
npcc ever offered to get goods a.
by buying of ELLIS & DAVIS
n for 40 cents a dozen. The
> up well.
hken in discharge Of subscription
yer.
4ertisement Of T. Burnett, Of
XXN flour at 50.
he time for the boys 10 get %
be, kites and tops.
bed to sell eff all Of our goods
ELLIS & DAVIS.
BIZ Crow Indians were in towi
pnacks arc passing through tow
Eay to Salmon river.
b your bats and balls, boys, an'
you can't do better than yel
= in seasons past.
nr spelling class out'for the bcnc
Young Mems Association, iL'
chool. 25c'ts. admission.
Wednesday night was male hid
be yc!ls Of stray ones from III
ID.
has moved the Treasurer
nh store OF Ellis &avis, where Ia
found.
adisonian subtitutcs Annual RI
kReccipts and Expenditures" fc
y. Good idea. 1t pays.
!. Rich, w artield, Rogert. Davi
q Bozemani,es are visiting lii
Ian has been decidedly dull thi
hrmcrs are busy about their crop
Us always a dull season Of III
rIcE-he who furnishes cabbage
Vas in town this week. cheeriu
4 as ever, after being holcd up g
bid be obliged, if a good lot G
eribers would come in just no'
their subscriptions. We do no
\ mauy-all are invited.
present warm weather tends Il
kndidatcs for the various count.
the front. Before many week
i be a perfect swarm of them.
Magulre informs US that a con
been let to open shaft at six
The contractors have starte
Zines.
Ii has enlarged his store by JON
Ioms for merry occupied by W. i
b his own, thus making a lars
ment. His bushes vii! now i
to the Posto1iice.
Dw has at last played ont, and Y
kg balmy spring weather. II
drying up rapidly. Farmers al
eparing to SOW wheat, oats an
most of them intending to begl
pday.
bung friend Eyman Wolfe, WI
Engaged for same months vii
Dayis, accompanies Major Bur,
Fort Benton. Hyman's depaltul
seman will leave a void in ii
koung men, as he has made man
hiring his stay in our midst.
hber the meeting Of the yellow
Expedition on Monday the 2G,
! important to have a full .attcn(
lhe part of all who intend to g
Way and Mccormick will la,
by that time and will be able
lie information required.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

TAYLOR is having the building
b Ponsford's Saloon and. Bazinskis
store, fitted up for the Postoflice.
ill be a very central and eligible
The rooms are being handsomely
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

Yf (sAEl.,SiN SEENS
BORN,S DRUG STORE
4 At State PriceSi

krER Wharf.-The indications
Ethat most of the wheat sown las
been destroyed by the cold winte,
tjust passed through. This vii
bus ard heavy loss to our farmers
Immediate neighbornood Of Boze
on Middle creek it is doubtful i
Twill be made to equal the seed
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FLOUR FOR SALE.
\ Superior Article Of Xxx, a.
S. per Sack.
III DDIrnIE1T
Il. BRUNEI1

JOHN KELLY, the violinist, well know
10 the old inhabitants in Cheyenne, wa
shot and killed in San Francisco a few
days ago, by lawyer. The latter wa
discharged after all examination.-lEx.
This must be the same Kelly who form
erly resided in Helena.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

Companies d and x, 7ih infantry. Capt.
Geo. l.. Browning in command will leave
Fort Shaw about Nay lstfor Trout Greek
Muscleshcll road, where they are ordered
for the protection of that route during the
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

ERE will be mourning, wailing
hing Of teeth and getting booty in
town, when our almond eyedcrs
tof the death of widow Of the late
ror of China. Alas. rs true
dcad-dcsd. She has chawed hcl
psh; she has Topped her last chop
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

cked at the dog, AMI the dog hay
Just rs his boot started out, the
Ian fell on his pistol pocket ant
I'D il Montana was TO be visited BY
liza EARTHQUAKES.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23
J / O. A II s
OF EVERY BRAND.
Greatly Reduced Prices !
I'm BASINSKI. TRY 'cm.

potatoes the size of a miners fist
Helena last week.. So says tht
We are are satisfied Gallatin ha'
but have not thrown our optic
bn any since last year. Fotch 'em in
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

SHOOTING. McWillams and G.
Laxton were tried this week before Judge
II. n. Mcguire, on charge of assault
with ntent to murder w. L. Leonard
Laxton was discharged and McWilliamf
hound over to appear at the October tern
of the District Court. The bail was fixet
at $500, which he promptly gave. Col
May was for the prosccution-Thos. r
Edwards, Esq Cor the 'sience.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23
NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS knowing themselves
IA indebted % - will please some for
ward and settle the same, and eBve costs.
~ al A. LAHME 4 CO.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

The failure OF the winter wheat viii
cause our farmers to put in more sprin:
wheat than was contemplated some week
back.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

bcurc the shadow ere the substance
or words 10 that effect. DIR. Os
is fitting up handsome Photograph
|fy, and will soon open II out to tn
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

Though the Bozeman Band is withou
the services of Mr. ChaJpie still they con
tinue to practice daily, and sre improving
more rapidly than their friends expected
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

CLARK county. Kentucky. expects 4
realize t750, 500 from her cattle sales aloaa
this summer.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

RUMoR, that busy Dame. has beer
whispering in our ear that when the gras'
beginneth to start anew there will be some
marriages in our midst-n0t few.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

ga full iiss OF Stssioussy q reduced
prices & Basinski's.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

MISUNDERSTANDING od.
ELLIS = DAVIS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

General Terry telegraphs General Glib
bon, commander of the Military Distric
|of Montana, to place two companies Q
lcayalry on the Muscleshcll route.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

Recent statistics show that the debt ol
Prussia his increased since the war tl32
600 900. This is in addition to the 81
loco, 900. 600 paid BY France Is IN linden.
nifty. New loans sre now asked for.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

John Heating has purchased the pror
erty knawn ~ the Woolman Ranch, sevel
miles from Helena, on the Pricklcy Pear
for S., 600 cash down.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

The Bozeman Company is workin.
away on their ditch at Norwegian, an,
they propose ia q short time to increas
their working force.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

Smmunications intended for pub
the COURIER should be sent il
Monday evening if possible.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

THE New York Sun has this among II!
notices of amusements:
Court House, Brook'yn-Beccher Trial
lila. m. until p. m.'
Barnum's Hippodrone has had an ap
lpearancc among the religious notices, ant
what we want to know is, under wha
head will the Rev. Talmsge's performance
lbc placed. We give it up.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23
Now is the time to get cheap goods :
FILLS & DAVIS.

LOST.-Between Sam'l Turner'S and
Bozeman One Gold Ear-BOk, chastc,
with coral sctt. The finder Will De liber
ally rewarded by leaving it at this Office,
or returning same to Miss Emma Turner
In the bidding on contracts recently al
Fort Shaw, the Changers of Gallatin were
by G. w. Wakefield, ESQ.,
We refer our readers 10 the account of thu
bids in to-day's paper.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23
EosfnsOUs.

A VARIETY Of PIC ure frames for sale a
Biz inshi'S,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

communication will be inserted
Der. unless accompanied by the
of the writer.
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1.-THE Way to Wealth, II yOss
desire It, Is as plain rs the scay
to Market. "-FRANKLIN.
AGENTS WANTED
To canvass in Gall.tin and adjoining
counties for the new book
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SUCCESS IN BUSINESS" or
.snA,rv This country has money
MVNk1 for everybody. Money In
Trade, in the Mil, in the
AND Mines. on the Farm, in the
HOW IN Stock. II in P 1sa;; w Tni:
book shows how Business
TO Men, Farmers, Working
...x.,~ men, Young Men and W0-
MAKE men, all may get, save, lOap
and use it.
Just the book needed, and will sell Fast.
Address for circulars and terms
J. c. MccuRDY 4 CO.,
Successors to Ziegler s Moo urdy),
leo W. Fourth ST., Cincinnati. Ohio; Fiji
Avenue and Adams Street, Chicago, Ills;
620 Olive Street, St. Louis, Nc.
N. B-THE PEoPLE's STANDARD Ed
TON OF THE Holy BIBLE, published b.
u, h the finest. cheapest and best. Agents
mako from $50 to ESQ per month selling
It with other books, without extra ex.
peuse. 1927
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-04-23

Bora.
WR1GHr-On the Goth inst. to the wifi,
of Joseph Wright, a son.
|WARD-On the 18th inst, to the wife o
William Ward. a daughter.
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The River.

ELLIS & D AVIS
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MgRENEvV GOODS EsECEEV
ED IsY ELLIS & DAVIS.

T. G.. ILIFF, P. Z.
, 1875-09-21
PROTECTIVE WARD CLUBa.

Az We are expected 10 have city election
this fall, it is important that it should bo an
election and not farce like the charter cleo.
ton Of April % last.
Tho cliques or rings Of otllcsholdars and
rlunderefe Of tho public aro organized. and
have little else To attoud to, previous to and At
elections but 10 project mud car1y out their
nefarioua schemes. The only serious trouble
they have is as TO which OF them shall hold
oertain Offices and how long. They srs per.
fecsly harmonious in The matter Of securing
tho places, and the end In view always
j9stides the means.
They proceed first to ANNOUNCE through tho
papers list OF election judgca. among whom
there are many good, honorable citizens; but
Tsry few Of this class ever serve In tho wards
and precincts where the frauds aze intended.
The managers understand this perfectly, but
1t gives \ fair appearance to tho public, and
puts ~tll-disposed citizens of their guard.
Then it il arranged who shall be at the polls
earlv to serVe In p1sce Of absentees. These
substitutes arc usually equal TO the work 70 /.
auised. and the result can easily b. foretold.
, 1875-09-21

into which tic regiments lcia,,rcy march,
Tho troops arc then drawn mp in lino, with
tho cavalry on the WINGS tho artillery In
front, and tho infantry in the rear What
Rpaco they do not occupy is filed with
crowds OF spectators s.--men, women, mud
children out for holiday afternoon show
in holiday attire. After the troops arc drawn
up in line, tho Grand Alarslnl and lls ails,
gorReo''sly capariSoncd, rilo into tho park
amid tho roar Of artillery and tho cheering OF
tho multitude, tickled viii, airnw. They
paas among The variona divisions, antl then
ride up and down tile lines, the troopa present.
ing arnis Then there is more Cheering. The
flags nre waved. Tho binds plny. The troops
go through the nanual Of ar1nH. The gny uri.
forms, glistening nrsns, waving banners. tho
sunshine, treea, and flowers and fonntnins,
and the Tisacious mud enthusiastic crowds,
make up very brilliant picture 10 tha eye.
Tho troops go through witt. this pleasant
]>astime, and then march past tho Marshal
md the crowd aud back to the barracks, and
they arc ready for war! The German MA
neuvros are week Of ineessant toll, with
sTory detnll Of AT actual campaign except
tic loss Of life, The French n1a,louyrcs arc
summer afternoons plcnsurc,-a holiday
show.-to divert the pnrisions and keep them
quiet and contenteL The two systcmy
ncod no comment rs to their availability md
effectiveness for military PURPOSES. Grave
loste and Sedan furnish the tests to be ap-
piled to them,
, 1875-09-21

case Of gross violation Of Inv, and of
criminal carelessneas az now arpenrs, yestcr.
day resulted in The instant death of an old
and valued citizou, Mr.. NEHEMIAH 1Iouauros,
who was run over by locomotive and killed
~hio crossing railway track. 1t is stated
TINT tue train WAS running nt the reckless
ereea Of 20 miles mn hour along one Of tho
main thoroughfares Of the city Tho cn-
Rincer and conductor wcre at once arrested
on Charge Of murder uror complaint Of
son Of the tleceased. and have been
held 10 bal for trial in the Criminal
Court in bail Of $4,000 each upon the charge
Of mRnElaughter. The ordinance restricting
railway cnrs to n speed of Il miles an hour
within the city limits hns practically become
n tcnd letter. but it las usually happened
heretofore that the friends 81 rerRons inamcd
or killed at railroa1 crossings were unablo to
bcnr the expense Of successful criminal
prosecution. In this last sad case. however,
there il MI excellent prospect that The re-
sponsibility for this sort Of murder will bo
located wlscra it belongs,-whcther upon the
engineer and conductor, or the officers Of the
company upon whose orders tho train was
run at such rate Of speed.
, 1875-09-21

Wo pass game laws for tls protection OF
pshlrto-cbckenz quail Bnipe, and ether small
deer but thoy have passed game Iaw la Cey-
lon which Involves big eaue, namely, elephants.
The announcement is maIo by the Ceylon cor
respondent OF tho London Times that tho Gov
| ornoF Of that province has isaued peremptory
edsct against their destruction. Tho Colonial
Government uses tlleso animala In tho public
~orka, their strength snsbllng them to draw
stones OF largo magnitude and pace shom
wherever thsy m required, OF late, however,
tho strength Of The elephant department has
t'windled down to the half OF its complement,
owing TO The continual slaughter Of tham by
uportsmon. One otAsa, Known ~ tho rogue elc-
phants, howover, IL exempted from tho ed,ct,
aud OF those tho correspondent tells the follow.
lug tough story:
ltewasds sfs given for tha destruction of rogue
etsphanta, who occupy for Tins some particular
!oa4 put to digit Tho and open ahe
hsgs which abandoned 10 tbct to divert lhc!r ~
tenon. The otters scattered shout shown BY ,he
runners In stttstst,on Of thelz story has howe1es
boen remarked that though ordinary !steess Ia such
caaes are feossrod the registered letters h&vc vonO
particular attrsctoa 70 tho animal, md carried on
by him Into $hs junRs,
, 1875-09-21
PERSONAL.


IL Nr. HasiDy good Catholic or. 4 goo4
MAson2
Gen. E, ". Do Bosso. o. 8. A., took tea II th4
sherman House last evening.
Psof. Hayden has found tho best quality OF
coal in Colombo. aud iron in vast quantities,
Lhdy Thornton and daughter ase a. Like
George, Uharo they will remain for . month q
80.
Mr. boecher has returned to psekskllI. lii
tlrst appearance 10 Plymouth Church will bs os
Oct.3.
The Hon L. A. C!app, Of the Michigan Bsasa
Lanh Ofice, WAS IT. thu fremont HOUSE taa
evening,
uounod has written An oratorio on tho life d
ate. 0sna,ieve. Tia llbrs.to IL tho work Of tlx
Abba Frsppel.
The whlrlletg Of .l,ne brings tts re.enges, md
Theodore TIton ia drawn = Juror iu che
brooklyn City Court.
Thomas CarlYlo cannot write hinself, NJ
nerves. OF hsa hand bsiug sutlraIy shattered. Ihta
Is hta worst drawback.
The lev. Lla9alen Pratt, OF North Adams
MAhs., Las been appointed Professor Of Knghsk
Literature ut Williams College.
PRESIDENT Grant aud family will leAre Long
Htanch In special palace car On ThuEada3 us1t.
snd Mill 60 direct to Colorado.
An East Haven {Conu.) mother las gives
birth to Al iafaut without spine, hut u lass
"gono 70 mcot she other sag-baby."
Prof. Proctor, In . letter to the Baltimore B4t.
tttsn denies that he hAs An3 lnsanttou Of Writing
book on Anatlea. Ia thh oo4a<atiaa ~ 4tf1e
, 1875-09-21

Tie clergy and laity of The evangelical
Dc ao'nillations Of Chicago have exhibited ro.
mtrAAblo uuanitnity in acting upon the pro.
posI to invite and urge Messrz. b[oopr and
sAaSEx to come to this city and hcad the
movement for general religious revival. At
the meeting yesterday, Which called out a
very large attendance, and included repro.
ae'1tasion of sizty.si1 churches, there was but
one voice. ard that was o cry to tho
grtat esangeliat and lis tunetul ooadIu-
tor to "coms over and help u.s." A
Letter WAS prepared and accepted, md will
un loubtealy receive q host Of signatures. to
be presented to sfr. Moon1 by committee
who will wait upon lin in person and invoke
NJ" MD III tue proposed revival, mud bat little
10 uo1 II entertained TINT he will perceive the
path OF duty as leading in tls direction Of
Chicago. All good people, without rogurd to
sect Will Join in tho hope that sucA will b.
the result OF tho great movement